[00:04] i just fixed an 8 year old bug that nobody notice until 6 months ago :( [00:05] somehow it's also the top apport crasher for xubuntu [00:07] :O [00:07] nice work === MooDoo is now known as Guest15705 [00:36] * zmoylan-pi hands ali1234 a cookie for work done === zmoylan-1i is now known as zmoylan-pi [06:21] morning [07:11] ali1234: which one? [07:37] Myrtti_: the one where xfwm crashes if your hostname is longer than 31 characters [07:37] ah. [08:13] good morning aqll === Guest15705 is now known as MooDoo [08:13] Morning [08:13] rats kicked off again :() [09:25] brain? brain? what are we going to do today, brain? === awilkins is now known as TheBrain [09:27] The same thing we do every day, Pinky. Try to take over the World! === TheBrain is now known as awilkins [09:30] roger that! [09:30] * diddledan prepares [09:30] morning boys and girls. [09:30] one towel. one beer. done [09:31] :) [09:31] mornin brobostigon [09:31] morning diddledan [09:50] Good morning all; happy Nachos Day! :-D [09:51] morning [10:01] JamesTait: What else is it today I'm not a fan of Nachos [10:01] how do you screenshot in android 4.x ? [10:01] cyanogen had it on the power button [10:01] can't find it in stock [10:01] foobarry: depends on the make of the phone [10:01] volume-down+power? [10:02] +1 [10:02] volume down first? [10:02] both at the same time [10:02] at the same time [10:02] davmor2, it's Men Make Dinner Day. [10:02] nothing happens [10:02] ah...hold for 1-2 secs [10:03] thanks gutys [10:03] JamesTait: yeah I'm doing that anyway wifey is poorly [10:13] howdy davmor2 [10:13] MooDoo: how are you me owld mucka [10:15] yeah i'm ok mate, just watched a video about sabdfl getting someone up on stage to use autopilot :D [10:17] davmor2: what about yourself good sir.....? I've also been trying to p2v my ubuntu server to vmware with not much success :D [10:21] MooDoo: watch the live migration of doom while it is playing if you want funky :) [10:21] yeah i saw that too, :) [10:23] davmor2: just could do with my webserver virtualising for failover. [10:23] :( hamster project is pretty much dead. sad face, I really need something to track myself with something like the desktop integration of hamster [10:24] and the granular reporting it gave. i really liked it. [10:24] MooDoo: easy ha proxy with a cloud backup :P [10:29] davmor2: doesn't help me with duplicating the server in the first place though [10:31] i could usee virt-v2v i think [10:33] how do I install an pkg file with dependencies? [10:33] pkg? [10:33] .deb? [10:33] apt-get install blabla.deb not working [10:33] dpkg -i blah.deb [10:33] and sudo that [10:33] too many dependencies [10:34] ahh, in that case [10:34] apt-get install -f blah.deb I think it might also get the dependancies [10:34] i'm not sure though [10:35] i normally dpkg -i blah.deb [10:35] then sudo apt-get -f install to get all the rest [10:35] dpkg -i blah.deb first. yes MooDoo is right, then aptget -f install will say "dependencies are ready to install" and it'll go get them. [10:35] then dpkg -i blah.deb again to get the package [10:36] otherwise, i think gdebi might do it for you too [10:37] meh, I think the teamviewer package is a bit crappy [10:38] maybe I should use vnc, [10:41] teamviewer sorts out the connection nat forwarding etc for you , but vnc is fine too,, though i have a big interest in starting to use spice [10:42] otherwise look at no machine's nx [10:42] yeah, I have blcoked ports here I cant change, it's a bit of a pain in the culo [10:42] but i'll fin da way [10:42] the other way is X11 forwarding :) [10:43] ah, good one, but my laptop has no Linux, but Mac [10:44] HEATHEN!!! get the nonbeliever!!! [10:45] SHUN THE NONBELIEVER [10:45] SHHUUuUuuNnN [10:45] sacrifice him at dawn [10:46] marry him to a goat, then try him for bestiality!! [10:46] I repent my sinful way of life. :( [10:46] hmm, i might have gone a little far there. [10:46] ujjain, If your server is in colo and there are other Ubuntu servers in there htey may have an apt mirror up [10:46] prove your repentance by posting a picture of your mac on fire [10:46] https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=CsGYh8AacgY [10:46] or just boot ubuntu ;) [10:46] :P hehe, [10:47] * NET||abuse whispers : pssst,, ujjain you can just boot ubuntu in virtualbox full screen,, that'll trick em! [10:47] oh wow, does spice do audio too [10:48] spice desktop? [10:48] who uis using it [10:48] i'm about to get redhat in to chat about it [10:48] ah, maybe I should install a good OS in a virtual machine yeah. [10:48] Myrtti_: thanks now I have this in my head http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSTBFZ-To2E [11:07] btw, mac os x does X11, too [11:57] Uh oh [11:57] ? [12:01] how do i enbale me as a normal user, to allow raw usb device access to a raw usb device in /dev/bus/usb ? [12:06] brobostigon, this might help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=901891&page=4 [12:07] I think you have to create a udev rule to set the perms on the specific USB device you want access to [12:07] and/or be in the plugdev group [12:07] ok, thank you. === Myrtti_ is now known as Myrtti === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [12:22] popey: just install 11 it's fine......unless there was another Uh oh ;) [12:26] * popey suspects davmor2 said that in the wrong channel [12:27] \o/ 25 people have installed "my" calculator app on Ubuntu phone [12:28] popey: no you said Uh oh about 30 minutes ago on this channel :P [12:28] yes, 11:50:20 -!- willcooke [~willcooke@canonical/willcooke] has joined #ubuntu-uk [12:28] 11:57:13 < popey> Uh oh [12:28] ☻ [12:28] \o/ [12:28] I'm still reading the code of conduct [12:29] haha [12:31] popey: ah now it all makes sense, I have joins hidden :) [12:31] just don't talk about the wa^W^Wpolitics [12:34] Laney: Are you taking Conservative guesses at willcooke 's liberal attitude to labour disputes that lead to stikes with that comment? [12:35] !POLITICS [12:35] Please take political discussion to ##politics-uk. Thank you! [12:35] Laney: hahahahahaha [12:37] :D === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [12:46] *yawn* [13:05] went to tower hill this lunchtime [13:05] http://i.imgur.com/QRajTtE.jpg [13:06] blimey [13:06] a sea of grey hair [13:06] and some poppies [13:28] foobarry: Thats a cracking picture [13:29] took on my phone, want to see some more? [13:31] Yeah, would be good, not something I'll get to see in person [13:31] http://imgur.com/a/1KgIU [13:32] It looks amazing [13:32] its really effective [13:32] sooo many people [13:33] but you can get a good view from anywhere i suppose [13:34] and its free [13:34] people like free things [13:34] there is zreo organisation considering there were like 5-10 thousand ppl there [13:35] or 20-30 thou [13:35] really hard to tell [13:41] my kids are making ceramic poppies at school [13:43] nice [13:43] when they could be out sweeping chimneys [13:44] Never sure how to feel about poppies. One the one hand it's a worthy cause, on the other a low of people (read: MPs) use it as an excuse for fawning and trying to gain reflected glory. [13:45] its good to remember these things [13:45] i ignore what MPs say at the best of times so meh [13:45] also they are selling the 880,000 poppies to raise £11.6m [13:45] to worthy charities [13:48] One thing that is beginning to irk me about the UK is the near deification of our armed forces. I know the put there lives at risk, I know it's a horrible job at times and they often have inadequate kit/support after conflict. [13:48] I get all that. [13:48] hmm , do you read the sun or something? [13:48] i don't see it [13:48] But there is an air of "If you don't support , then you hate your country" [13:49] then there's what if some public face *doesn't* wear a poppy [13:49] It's like you need to be seen to support it in order to be socially accepted, no matter what your feelings on it may be. [13:50] be careful not to think that the media speaks for people. it only speaks for a small group of insular people [13:51] I'd rather see the military not used for illegal wars/nation building/etc in the first blasted place. [13:52] But I guess that's fantasy vs reality. [13:56] And I have broken my web server. Oh bother. [13:57] need more spiders === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [15:10] Good morning peeps :) [15:45] bigcalm: morning dude [15:46] o/ [15:46] davmor2: are you well? [15:47] bigcalm: I'm tired, but good thanks, This moving half your house out, having a load of building work done, decorating and moving half your home back again just isn't as much fun as it is cracked up to be :) [15:49] Aww [15:49] Is it warmer now? [15:50] bigcalm: it wasn't heating, electrics, new kitchen and new bathroom and toilet. heating was the year before [15:54] Ah [15:55] Did you have to contribute much? [15:59] bigcalm: nope just moving all the stuff, it's council so it is they that have done the work [16:03] Very nice of them [16:04] One day, Wolverhampton won't look like a complete dump. It's the people that make it a nice place though [16:05] bigcalm: no it will always be a dump they aren't doing things to the outside on the inside :) [16:06] I have two 10.04 machines running Pidgin 2.10.9. One claims our jabber server's cert is invalid, the other doesn't, Anyone got any ideas why? [16:06] I don't really care about the validity of the cert, but I don't seem to be able to say 'ignore cert errors' or even 'don't use encryption' [16:08] davmor2: I hope that the council go in for exterior renovation (as can be seen on Birmingham's towers) [16:09] bigcalm: no too damned expensive :) [16:18] anyone hknow how you associate an email address with google for calendar ? [16:21] who understands routes? [16:21] how do I replace 10.42.182.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 < by tun-aib0? [16:23] czajkowski: eh? [16:26] I have outlook mail and their calendar but it's not very nice to use [16:26] I want to use gogole calendar for my calendar and wondered how to get that to work [16:26] I'm sure there is a way [16:27] uh, i dont think you can do that [16:28] *mutters* [16:28] popey: thanks [16:28] popey: see my shiny red notebook :p [16:29] yeah ☻ [16:34] getting cold at nights here now :(( [16:35] yup had the fire on for thelast few nights [16:35] ive only got 1 pair of jeans here though! [16:35] and 1 hoodie..rest shorts and tshirts;D [16:47] popey: oh if I add the other email address in google under other email addresses I can then see any calendars added :D [16:47] I might need to close my window tonight [17:16] Anybody use a mssql server browser in linux? [17:17] You can probably use Oracle SQL Workbench with the appropriate JDBC connector? [17:17] (but, no, not personally) [17:18] Humm, might be worth having a look at, ta [17:19] There's a Thing for Eclipse too [17:19] Also JDBC powered === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD === Hornet- is now known as Hornet [21:24] http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186338-d1657415-r237650360-Park_Plaza_Westminster_Bridge_London-London_England.html this response to my review is bizarre, "Not sure what happened with the wifi it's just exactly as you said it was" === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [21:50] what was wrong with the wifi?:D [21:51] you left a vaguely technical review and someone non-technical replied, clearly [21:54] popey: haha, god alone knows :P [21:55] mapps: it was capped to 1mbit/sec, real world I was getting about 0.7 out of it, was useless as I say, went to tethering and got like 6mbit/sec === andatche_ is now known as andatche [22:09] friend just got a job at Microsoft, we are trying to convince him to wear a ReactOS shirt on his first day :) [22:09] a big tux on his desk [22:10] exactly. [22:40] evening [23:07] :) [23:08] have I broken my network or is www.google.com dead? [23:21] diddledan: alive-alive-o here [23:22] other services are working ok [23:22] like bing [23:22] but anything google is timing out [23:24] tracert'd to see where it dies? [23:27] ergh [23:27] that's annoying [23:28] it's "remembered" a route via virginmedia even though 1) the route is currently turned off, and 2) my virgin connection isn't activated by virgin yet [23:29] so it blackholes in virgin's helpful "you're not activated yet" singularity [23:30] how are you online then? [23:30] what skullduggery is this? [23:33] he's viewing the matrix directly [23:35] ah [23:35] lol [23:35] that explains the cloud of green rising from diddledan [23:40] this is actually pretty ok considering it was done entirely on the iphone: http://whitchurch.org.uk/news/whitchurch-man-achieves-world-first-with-iphone-6/