[00:00] flashram: there is no sense in running old repos if they dont get security fixes [00:00] flashram, don't use feistyfawn [00:00] flashram: you are using an operating system that is largely guaranteed to be vulnerable [00:00] its on win8 in qemu [00:00] the only way i get online with posix [00:00] wubi dont download firmware for wifi [00:01] so its qemu === kpease_ is now known as kpease [00:01] come back if you run a ubuntu that is supported. [00:01] t r o l l [00:01] and i want to DISPLAY=ip:0.0;export DISPLAY;xterm & [00:01] but when i add that to bashrc i get an endless loop [00:02] so what if statement should i use to run it once ? [00:02] in bashrc [00:02] bah geeks [00:03] p7zip -d gmp-6.0.0a.tar.lz : unknown suffix --ignored [00:03] brb [00:04] said its feisty didnt i ? === kpease is now known as kpease_ [00:16] has anyone some decent list which I can use for my mirror sources ? [00:16] can you rephrase? [00:17] I get errors on my apt-get updates now that I miss stuff like universe and so on... [00:17] I'm trying to find some decent basic one [00:18] YamakasY: can you pastebin your "/etc/apt/sources.list" ? === g4vr0che_ is now known as g4vr0che [00:19] k1l: just a sec [00:21] k1l: http://pastebin.com/iaW8b88U [00:23] YamakasY: oh. did you do that? [00:24] YamakasY: that list is a pure mess. what ubuntu are you actually on? [00:24] k1l: 14.04 I think this one [00:24] YamakasY: "lsb_release -d" gives you what? [00:24] yes this one is upgraded to 14.04 [00:25] but I need 12.04 lts sources too [00:26] YamakasY: no. you dont need 12.04 sources === zz_XeBlackWater is now known as XeBlackWater [00:26] I need to, I deploy 12.04 too [00:26] it's my mirror! [00:26] you made a whole of mess there and you can be lucky that this system is still working [00:26] how so ? the update does that [00:27] upgrade actually [00:27] it's an internal mirror [00:28] What's the link to download the cinnamon flavor of 14.04? [00:28] It is impossible to install ubuntu on a toshiba satellite laptop, prove me wrong. i've spent over 6 hours trying [00:28] k1l: this is my mirrorlist [00:28] 01:24 < k1l> YamakasY: that list is a pure mess. what ubuntu are you actually on? [00:28] 01:24 < YamakasY> k1l: 14.04 I think this one [00:28] oops [00:28] 01:24 < k1l> YamakasY: "lsb_release -d" gives you what? [00:28] damn [00:28] YamakasY 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 [00:29] lsb_release -d [00:29] woops [00:29] http://pastebin.com/v0U7sGgT [00:30] that is my mirrorlist [00:30] and that needs to be extended I think [00:30] What's the link to download the cinnamon flavor of 14.04? [00:30] can anyone explain this? "drm_kms_halper: panic occurred, switching back to text console" Everytime I try to install ubuntu, this happens [00:31] Can someone please tell me how to install the openvpn client? [00:32] YamakasY: iirc the system doesnt need to load all packages. its a seperated from the own updates stuff. [00:32] Gl4di4t0r, what version of MINT === kpease_ is now known as kpease [00:33] bazhang: 17 [00:33] lol [00:33] Gl4di4t0r, get help on the mint support chan [00:33] hello [00:33] !mintsupport | Gl4di4t0r [00:33] Gl4di4t0r: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu. Please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org [00:36] bazhang: no one knows anything in #linuxmint-help [00:36] be patient then Gl4di4t0r this is ubuntu support only not MINT [00:36] k1l: as mirror ? [00:37] Gl4di4t0r: that is not true (after spending years there I know there are very knowledgeable rascals there) [00:37] hi [00:37] YamakasY: apt-mirror does not relate to your sources.list [00:37] ok I asked in here because I thought it was done that same way in both ubuntu and mint [00:38] I have a question, where are the keyboard layouts for ubuntu 14.04 located? I know that there are some in the directory for XKB but it does not have all of the layouts in the selected input method option in that directory, I was wondering where the rest of them are located at. [00:38] k1l: no, but I need to extend my mirror.list, the other one is easy to fix [00:39] YamakasY: the sources.list is a mess. you are lucky that works at all. [00:39] Gl4di4t0r: mint uses a combination of it's own and ubuntu repo's; not everything is the same. consult the proper os channel for the best results. :) [00:39] k1l: it's a 12.04 upgrade [00:40] k1l: but the mirror.list, let is concentrate on that one [00:40] YamakasY: that doesnt matter. you have gone crazy and copied stuff into there etc. [00:41] YamakasY: take a look at that list. its quite obvious what is wrong there === kpease is now known as kpease_ [00:41] ArchZombie: What is the problem ? Some problems with keyboard layouts can be resolved by enabling the backport repository and updating the system . [00:41] YamakasY: all lines starting with a # are ignored. [00:41] k1l: no, I just followed the exammples [00:41] k1l: which one ? are you still on sources.list ? [00:41] hello word [00:41] I am trying to create a keyboard layout and wanted to start with one of the ones in the list as a base, but can't seem to find it. [00:41] YamakasY: on both lists. [00:41] k1l: 32 bits is commented on purpose [00:42] I'm looking for the dvorak layout. [00:42] k1l: forget about the sources, it's a 14.04 upgrade because of some ldap stuff 12 doesn't have [00:42] can fix that easy [00:42] k1l: 32 bits on the mirror is commented out, so ? it might be handy later on [00:43] YamakasY: so what is the issue at all? [00:44] k1l: on my local servers I miss too many resources, default Ubuntu install... so my mirror misses default stuff === Joshua^Dunamis_i is now known as Joshua^Dunamis [00:44] Nevermind, I seem to have found it, it looks like to crams more than one layout into the same file. [00:44] can i get ubuntu help here? [00:45] *it [00:45] deb64openvpnneed, for debian openvpn? [00:45] yes. [00:45] #debian for that [00:46] i use openvpn on ubuntu and mint. i tryed now on debian but something does not work. [00:46] maybe if someone know it, ubuntu is debian based [00:46] so get support in the proper channel, which is #debian not here [00:46] ArchZombie: If additiional help is needed: see -> man xkeyboard-config <-. seems there are numerious files related to the keyboard layout. [00:47] i went there, they said people here could help, since noone there said to understand [00:47] yes because debian guys are behind :P [00:47] deb64openvpnneed, they never said that, keep it there [00:47] FAR! behind [00:47] they said: "go to ##openvpn" - invite only channel [00:48] deb64openvpnneed: then see if some other support ressources like mailinglists or forums can offer you better support. but this channel is ubuntu only. thanks [00:48] they said: "noone here knows openvpn, if someone knows maybe can help you" - after "noone here, trry #ubuntu [00:48] deb64openvpnneed, the channel is #openvpn , it's not invite only [00:49] Can someone help me with removing the copyblock on an external HDD? [00:49] k1l: hi [00:49] omg... == #openvpn Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services == ##openvpn Cannot join channel (+i) - you must be invited [00:49] Bashing-om, thank you [00:50] Can someone help me with removing the copyblock on an external HDD? [00:51] "copyblock"? [00:52] YamakasY: run apt-mirror to update the packages? [00:53] ArchZombie: np . enjoy. [00:54] k1l: no, I miss i386 on some servers it seems [00:54] can be handy for some packages [00:54] soemtimes [00:54] YamakasY: ... [00:54] sometimes [00:54] taht seems to be my issue [00:54] adding those [00:54] YamakasY: what did i tell you ad the beginning? you commented the 32bits out [00:54] k1l: yes I know [00:55] mostly not needed [00:55] but I thought I was having more issues [00:55] but not it seems [00:55] kinda nice internal mirrir [00:55] mirror === avoivder is now known as avoider === konrad is now known as Guest65046 [00:57] k1l: cleaning up time large farm [00:57] some [00:57] some large [00:57] tight it up :) [00:59] ok downloading 55GB, not that much [00:59] sleep well! [01:01] Everybody must be getting updates at the same time [01:07] is the world round? [01:07] guys i want to know [01:07] i believe it's flat [01:07] looks flat [01:08] Can someone help me removing the copyblock on an external HDD? [01:08] i think fredric wants to mount an esternal drfive [01:09] have you managed to mount it -- is it visible as a volume [01:09] It's visible yes. [01:10] I have a question, I need to make a new layout on ubuntu for the keyboard, and I need to make some of the modifiers keys that would normally be letters, can Ubuntu do this? [01:13] if you can see the files, fredric - then you should be able to copy using sudo cp [01:13] "sudo cp" [01:13] can you cd to the mounted volume and list the files [01:14] Do you mean if it's visible in the terminal? I haven't seen it there. [01:15] hello all i first time try to configure ssh and i have some trouble..i use a vm ubuntu server where i've installed ssh and i try to reach from my host computer (ubuntu desktop)so the problem is when i try to connect e.g ssh 192.168.2.100 i use the root password as password and i get a deny...is there any default password or can i change the password from the config file? [01:15] can you see the files on the drive [01:16] In the terminal? [01:16] How do I see the drive in the terminal? [01:16] you obviously hafen't mount4ed the drive yet [01:16] im not sure it automounts with ubuntu .. is it a usb drive [01:17] if I want to run programm at startup should I put it in .xsession ? the program is "xbindkey" and I want it to read my $HOME/.xbindkeysrc file so it should run with my user priveleges, not root [01:17] kotel: usually ssh as root is not enabled by default. Check in /etc/ssh/sshd_config [01:17] It's visible in the folders file, so I think it's mounted. It's an external HDD [01:18] USB [01:18] kotel: and, there is no root password by default so if you've not added one, it isn't going to work like that. Login as a user and use sudo rather than using root [01:19] ahoj [01:19] ahoj [01:19] cau [01:20] i don't acctually want to login as root but as normal user...the point is that i don't know what password to use to connect to ssh..i've not changed anything in config file yet.. [01:21] kotel: login with the password for that user. Eg: ssh myuser@192.168.1.10 and then enter myuser's password on the remote machine [01:21] if its visible in the folders file, then it is mounted under "media" in your terminal, frederic [01:21] not sure how to change permissions using the gui [01:21] you are 1/2 way there fredric [01:21] keep asking people here [01:22] say you can see the files in the desktop, and where and ask why you are unable to copy them [01:22] [A [01:22] perfect..it connects.... [01:22] thank you very much [01:22] kotel: np [01:23] srry [01:23] Ok. Does anyone know how to change permissions on a mounted external HDD drive, using the terminal? [01:23] xkubic19: so do you have a support question? [01:23] no matter what I do, I cannot install ubuntu on a toshiba satellite. I've wasted over 8 hours of my day trying :( [01:23] fredric: what are the current permissions? Maybe better to fix how it's getting mounted... === Unown is now known as DrChill [01:26] JavaJosh: how'd the memtest pan out? [01:26] daftykins: memtest ran fine :( [01:27] daftykins: trying ubuntu's current LTS, still, same problems [01:27] JavaJosh: as in completed one pass? [01:27] er what were you trying before? [01:27] daftykins: yes, with 0 issues [01:27] daftykins: 14.10 [01:27] ah, yeah i'd stick to LTS all the time really [01:27] daftykins: same problems though [01:27] so you said last you got to desktop [01:27] daftykins: i think that ubuntu just is not compatible with a toshiba satellite laptop [01:28] what else has happened since? [01:28] daftykins: never got to desktop [01:28] daftykins: can't get to installing options, it's always something [01:28] hmm i have great doubts about that statement [01:28] daftykins: well brother, i wish you'd prove me wrong! lol [01:28] daftykins: i'm not sure what else to try [01:28] daftykins: i've had this BIOS configured every which way [01:29] does it have any updates available? [01:29] daftykins: i'll check, stand by [01:31] JavaJosh: what's the spec of this thing? [01:33] daftykins: standy by [01:33] is it an AMD cpu? My AMD HP was terrible with Ubuntu. [01:34] daftykins: http://www.cnet.com/products/toshiba-satellite-c855d-s5340-15-6-e1-1200-windows-8-4-gb-ram-320-gb-hdd/specs/ [01:34] JavaJosh: you do at least get the boot menu of the drive reliably, yes? [01:35] i.e. language select and then boot choices [01:35] daftykins: yes [01:35] ok yeah an AMD-E [01:35] JavaJosh: are you using nomodeset? i would [01:35] daftykins: tried, helped me get farther [01:35] daftykins: still, can't install :( [01:35] what happens with nomodeset on? any BIOS updates? [01:36] I have a virtualbox share (this is a linux VM on a mac) with this in my /etc/fstab on the linux: right /mnt/right vboxsf defaults,nobootwait 0 0 a ls -lah of /mnt/right/new shows root:root rwxr-xr-x, I need user 112:123 to be able to write to this folder, how do I do that? [01:36] with nomodeset i was getting to, well i can't remember the error now. no matter what i change i run into errors [01:36] acovrig: #vbox [01:37] daftykins: i might just give up man, it's not my laptop, this is the first time i've ever ran into something like this [01:37] daftykins, is it a vbox issue? it seems like a linux permissions issue... [01:38] daftykins: i thought this challenge was something i could learn from, but at what cost? over 8 hours of my personal time with error after error [01:38] :( [01:38] the latest error is that damn "drm_kms_halper: panic occurred, switching back to text console" [01:38] JavaJosh: er, so no BIOS talk then? [01:39] daftykins: i'll see if there is an update, hang on [01:39] daftykins: there is an update, ,i'll try it [01:39] daftykins: uh, it's an exe file [01:40] daftykins: wtf do i do with this? this is linux lol [01:40] is it a windows binary or a DOS binary? [01:40] daftykins: i'm not sure, probably DOS, i never thought of that, i always associated exe with win [01:40] acovrig: oh i didn't read the whole thing, sorry. "sudo chown -R user:group /mnt/right/" and "sudo chmod -R g+w /mnt/right/" [01:41] JavaJosh: can you link me? also, do you have windows (any version) boot media? [01:41] daftykins: http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/download_bios.jsp?service=EU [01:42] daftykins: no windows boot media, i might... but i'm drunk and i think my win7 disk is buried somewhere [01:44] do you get into the bios the same way with ubuntu as with windows? [01:45] thepheinex: the BIOS is completely separate to the OS [01:45] JavaJosh: 6.50 yeah? [01:45] ok thats what i though [01:45] i couldn't work out what to put into short model [01:46] daftykins: its on 6.00 i think [01:46] the bios [01:46] thepheinex, Yea whatever your normal bios key is... (del, F2... ETC) will get into the bios the same [01:46] JavaJosh: PSC...? [01:47] i put notebook -> satellite -> C series -> C855D -> but don't know what for the last one [01:47] Hi [01:47] i cant seem to get in the bios any [01:47] I have a software question [01:47] daftykins: PSCBQU-001005 [01:48] which isn't an option O_O [01:48] JavaJosh: indeed, err did i get the numbers wrong somewhere 0o [01:48] I want to distribute my program to Ubuntu users that don't know a lot about linux but I want to put my program on a PPA and then distribute an installer on a CD. Is there anyway to do that? [01:49] if the battary was put in the wrong way would that stop you from getting into the bios? [01:50] thepheinex: why are you asking such random questions 0o [01:50] thepheinex: they'd be more appropriate to ##hardware [01:51] daftykins: your help is awesome, but dinner is ready. i should be back later [01:51] will im trying to get ubuntu to boot but [01:51] cant get there [01:51] JavaJosh: ok, it's bed time my time though :( i'd love to keep trying! [01:51] daftykins: perhaps, another day [01:52] daftykins: goodnight linux brethren [01:52] thepheinex: put the battery in the right way, + side facing up, disconnect the mains power and apply the CMOS reset jumper to wipe the settings... move it back, plug back in and fire up [01:53] lolol tryed tghat [01:53] thepheinex: is it POST'ing at all? === Zer0Sleep is now known as Ankoran [01:54] i have put a new hard drive in with the only thing on it is ubuntu [01:54] no [01:54] it will from the live dis but thats all [01:54] thepheinex: sorry, it's not an ubuntu issue until you can actually get it to POST. :) [01:55] reduce it to the minimum hardware necessary to POST and see what's going on [01:55] i love hardware and challenges but it's off topic here sadly. [01:55] oh ok === gthank is now known as zz_gthank [02:01] Hello. Am i on the correct channel to ask for help with a problem involving ubuntu 14.10 specially unity failing to load after a kernel update today? [02:01] yes [02:01] Thank you. [02:02] After i let update manager update linux kerne [02:02] Kernel* 3.16 unity fails to load [02:03] JackelopeKing: tried an older kernel? === mike_ is now known as Guest84565 [02:03] Tried removing the most recent kernel without luck... Now loading to a blank desktop without unity and ctrl+alt+t doesn't bring up terminal [02:03] nasty, does a guest session work? [02:04] Guest session hangs in the same empty desktop [02:04] that's not a good sign, have you run a dist-upgrade to check everything's happy? [02:04] Rolled back to 3.16.0-23 with no luck [02:04] Let me try that daftykins [02:05] What is command for that? I don't work in command line often [02:05] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [02:06] Running now [02:07] Ran, no error, restarting [02:07] didn't offer to install anything? well that's both good and bad [02:07] Updated shotwell [02:07] apt-get install gnome-shell [02:07] to get gnome three [02:08] that is not an answer, uf [02:08] best decision of my Ubuntu life [02:08] oh that's unrelated, ok. [02:08] currently on 3.16.0-23 [02:09] daftykins, chown does nothing here... odly... [02:09] acovrig: depends how you're running it [02:09] daftykins, chown -R user:group /mnt/right/new; ls -lah /mnt/right/new shows root:root for everything... [02:10] acovrig: use sudo if they are currently root:root [02:10] you did replace the user and group yes? [02:10] daftykins, yes [02:10] ^ and that [02:10] somsip, I can't really sudo a daemon that is configured to not run as root as a security thing [02:10] For what it is worth the desktop shows no dash no unity sidebar but displays popup for myweatherapp with solid black around it as if a graphics driver is bout in use [02:11] JackelopeKing, you using unity? [02:11] acovrig: you're dealing with the file system which does need root to be changed [02:11] Is bash run as root [02:11] ? [02:11] daftykins, yes, I did sudo chown [02:11] JackelopeKing: can you install pastebinit and run "pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log" ? [02:12] Acovrig: I normally use unity [02:12] acovrig: that chown needs sudo to work. How you do that within what you're trying to achieve is difficult to know without knowing what you're doing. If it's a problem with accessing an external drive being mounted, then setup your mount correctly rather than trying to chown after the event [02:12] daftykins, and if I used the -v flag it says it changed the permissions... [02:12] Ah, apparently not [02:13] JackelopeKing, yea, that happened to me, unity simply died, I purged everything graphical and re-installed with no success, so I have switched to KDE for the moment... [02:13] acovrig: this share isn't on an NTFS drive is it? [02:14] daftykins, no, it's an ext3 or ext4 as a virtualbox share so I can use samba because the version of mac the host is running can't do samba properly, so I'm using an ubuntu vm to run samba and a few other things [02:14] acovrig: I'm hoping to avoid that but may have to [02:15] daftykins, I may eventually (if I get the time) install ubuntu directly on the Xserve [02:15] acovrig: wow that's horrible :D [02:16] daftykins, yea, the hardware is quite sad, it can't run windows 8 and windows server 2012 vms at the same time, CPU meter peaks and it freezes solid... [02:17] acovrig: you know about forcing OS X to SMB1 yeah? didn't solve issues i take it? [02:20] JackelopeKing: sooo... pastebin? :) [02:20] daftykins, yea, and if memory serves, when I was researching it, the version before and after what I'm running works, but I can't upgrade it because the next version is "unsupported"... [02:21] hrmm [02:21] daftykins, it isn't important at all for this to be running mac, it just is because it's a hand-me-down and it can... [02:21] what's it on? 10.? [02:22] daftykins, 10.7.5 [02:22] ah ok [02:23] daftykins, I think the next version is "unsupported" because of some EFI thing, I tried some hackintosh stuff, but didn't get anywhere; I may get around to installing ubuntu on it sometime this week [02:25] hello [02:25] daftykins, I'm guessing I can put an ubuntu install 'disk' on a USB flashdrive, boot from it and install Ubuntu like I would on any other system (hopefully) [02:25] Hey daftykins, remember when I was trying to get my SSH working with an IP on the server of .22? [02:27] daftykins, on a side note, is it possible for me to mkdir /mnt/new and use some random mount command to 'mount' a root:root directory as user:group, could I? [02:27] k2gremlin: don't think i was there for that one [02:28] acovrig: you don't mount an existing directory [02:29] mounting is for file systems on block devices [02:29] yea, I was wondering if I could mount a dir with different permissions, but doubted it [02:30] Is there viagra for women? [02:30] acovrig: i'm about to call it a night i'm afraid as otherwise i'd ask more [02:30] Oh. wrong room [02:30] sorry [02:31] lol, OK; me too === zz_gthank is now known as gthank === xangua_ is now known as xangua [02:44] Hello all Iam having some issues getting twin with Ubuntu Kylin [02:44] *Twin view. [02:44] "kylin" ? [02:45] I have two monitors exactly the same brand I am using a Geforce 550 GTX ti with dual dvi ports but for one reason or another my xserver has my second monitor stuck at a resolution of 800x600 [02:45] daftykins: Chinese Ubuntu flavour [02:46] ah, not supported in here then [02:46] it's an official flavor, so technically it is :\ [02:46] daftykins, sorry forget Kylin I mean Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I copied and pasted : / [02:46] nmatrix9: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UtopicUnicorn/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuKylin?action=show&redirect=UtopicUnicorn%2FReleaseNotes%2FKylin#Support [02:46] official 0o [02:47] ja, http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/flavours [02:47] nmatrix9: longer paste than expected. Maybe some links to kylin specific issues on here that might help [02:47] top list is what's on-topic in #ubuntu [02:47] !flavors | rww (does it need updating?) [02:47] rww (does it need updating?): !Ubuntu-GNOME, !Kubuntu, !Xubuntu and !Lubuntu are simply flavors of Ubuntu that come with GNOME, KDE, Xfce, and LXDE (respectively) installed as default, instead of Unity. Other specialized flavors of Ubuntu include !Edubuntu, Ubuntu !Studio, and !Mythbuntu. [02:48] rww: it was a mispaste Iam using Ubuntu Server 14.04.1 LTS English! [02:48] somsip: it's technically correct as it is, but suggestions welcome (/msg ubottu !no, foo is bar) [02:48] I am using the English version [02:48] rww: fair enough [02:49] I have two monitors exactly the same brand I am using a Geforce 550 GTX ti with dual dvi ports but for one reason or another my xserver has my second monitor stuck at a resolution of 800x600 [02:49] nmatrix9: nouveau driver or nvidia proprietary? [02:49] For Ubuntu Server 14.04Trusty Tahr [02:50] daftykins, nvidia proprietary I believe [02:51] ah well, i have to go [02:51] daftykins, The weird thing is that I just got off of 12.04 and it seems strange I should struggle with this issue [02:51] It was easier to configure in 12.04 [02:51] you could've kept running 12.04 for another 2 years :) [02:51] daftykins, true === gthank is now known as zz_gthank [02:57] Anyone have a extended desktop with Ubuntu, if so can I take a look at your xorg.conf file for reference? [03:02] in upgrading from 13 to 14, i get "Could not find /boot/grub/menu.lst file. Would you like /boot/grub/menu.lst generated for you? (y/N) " a lot.. should i be worried? [03:02] not if you have backups! [03:02] Yesterday, plugged in my TV on my 14.04LTS box with an HDMI Cable. It worked. Today Ubuntu is not recognizing the TV Display (Settins -> Displays). What can I do? [03:07] TV says no signall.. === linstatsdr_ is now known as LinStatSDR === DanaM is now known as FcukYou [03:12] I never even knew this existed === kellz is now known as shakthi [03:44] I installed f.lux on ubuntu 14.04 [03:44] but it doesn't work. I see it's running in the taskbar [03:44] but the screen does not change color [04:11] So I just reinstalled Ubuntu and my swap partition doesn't seem to be recognized, this is my /etc/fstab http://pastebin.com/mtgcj0uS and fdisk -l output http://pastebin.com/dg0E43GW , any suggestion in what tre trouble might be? thanks [04:12] I just tried to format it with gparted and I can use it, but it doesn't mount when I restart [04:13] xangua: what's with the /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 line in fstab? [04:14] somsip: encrypted home [04:15] mmm wait, why is swap mentioned there? [04:15] xangua: and you've reformatted it using whatever you need to reformat it to encrypt it and use it with your newly installed (and presumably encrypted) home? [04:16] I alread had my home encrypted, I just reinstalled ubuntu 14.10 [04:16] xangua: I don't knwo how home encryption works, so it might be fine, or it might the root of your problems [04:18] hello [04:20] how to auto start iptables, and $ sudo /etc/init.d/iptables start can't using [04:20] gshmu: sudo service iptables start, I would think [04:20] I'm don't want using ufw [04:21] somsip: how to auto start it? [04:23] gshmu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo [04:23] somsip: I'm watching it, thanks [04:29] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kDRIDji-Mc [04:29] what [04:32] What's cracka-lackin [04:32] Anybody here? [04:33] Pincone: do you have a support question? [04:38] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGQbvXS50aI [04:39] heylo; I've installed ubuntu 14.04, and all necessary plugins and am still unable to load xgenstudios.com/game.php?keyword=stickarena. I can verify that flash and java are both present and working. Can anyone tell me where I can find a log and/or diagonse this issue asap please? used to work in previous version of ubuntu I had installed; installed ubuntu studio 14.04, then installed ubuntu 14.04, ubuntu desktop & Unity greeter. [04:40] Good Song Caasey. [04:41] *Bump* [04:42] *Bump-Bump-a_rump-a_Bump* [04:42] travesty, stop [04:42] I'm serious with my question; [04:42] why does no one understand I'm trying to get this resolved [04:42] travesty, bump is not the way to get your question answered [04:43] ***Was referring to the link Caasey Gave in the room, tyvm**** [04:43] travesty: tried with Chrome? [04:43] Chrome isn't installed, I tried with Browser, and it didn't work either. [04:44] travesty: tried with Chrome? [04:44] I have not. [04:44] ^^ [04:45] travesty, sun java or default openjre? [04:45] travesty: how about now? [04:45] sun java 762. [04:45] working reisio [04:45] ppa [04:45] working? [04:46] travesty: http://www.xgenstudios.com/stickarena/dimensions.swf [04:46] the site is just garbage [04:47] omg, thank you so much reisio. [04:47] doesn't work for me either. silly site [04:48] travesty: game is working fine here with FF and Chrome, using flashplugin-installer [04:48] oh I suppose I haven't installed flash... [04:48] flashplugin-installer is installed, but the swf ext does... [04:48] it has really broken JS [04:48] I'm curious why it wouldn't work on the site and will on the .ext site... ?? [04:49] it has really broken JS [04:53] can someone please tell me where to find all the ubuntu trusty packages, on an ftp site somewhere where I can just wget it all? [04:53] shiftless, use .torrents and get the DVD [04:53] erm... ubuntu repo? [04:53] archives? [04:53] I don't want a DVD. I want a shitload of packages in one directory on my hard drive. [04:54] Downloaded directly from the server. The question is, WHAT server? [04:54] All I can find is some piece of crap web interface junk [04:54] http://packages.ubuntu.com [04:55] anyone? [04:56] Seven_Six_Two: thanks for the tip on the cable the other night. You were right! [04:56] shiftless, where are you? [04:56] slyrus, awesome. [04:56] southeast US [04:56] Seven_Six_Two: I have to admit, I was highly skeptical :) [04:57] slyrus, was it the wrong cable, or interference? [04:57] hmm... good question. I just swapped out the cable and all was right with the world. [04:58] shiftless, ftp://ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu/pub/ubuntu-releases/ [04:58] shiftless, is that southeast enough for you? [04:59] shiftless, oh sorry, that might be just images [04:59] thanks for that. I finally found the archive server [04:59] this should do [05:00] shiftless: fyi, downloaded packages are stored in /var/cache/apt/archives/ just sayin' [05:00] shiftless, if I might, why do you want lots of packages? [05:01] I'm downloading files for a different computer on a different distro that has no internet access. and to be honest I'm sick and fucking tired of the entire "why save stuff? just download it the microsecond need it" mentality which has infected computing [05:01] I like having an archive hard drive that I can go straight to and grab whatever I need , that minute, even if there is no net [05:01] thanks for your help Seven [05:02] shiftless, aah I see. I was going to suggest apt-cacher, but that's only good for the same distro's packages [05:02] its Linux Mint. why they dont set up their own repository instead of parasiting off yours I have no clue [05:03] shiftless, I am using mint right now. It's because it's easier to have packages in one place when they're exactly the same, instead of duplicating the effort. [05:05] Sure it is. Up until one day Ubuntu decides it's had enough of the distro it released a year ago, and decides to just delete the entire package repository one day, thus rendering one of my laptops completely useless since I can't update or install any packages [05:05] The solution from the Mint guys? "just wipe and reinstall" my response: "fuck you" [05:06] shiftless, apt-cacher will work, since they're the same repo. I just mean it won't work for different package versions, etc. They don't delete the whole repo when support ends. It just changes location. [05:07] That's good, so maybe I can just change the APT config and make it usable again. Still pisses me off though, because it's like nobody thinks beyond today when they are planning and designing this stuff. The mentality is, the internet and the contents will always be available, so there is no need to plan otherwise [05:08] got my swap back :) [05:08] shiftless, it sounds like you need to be on LTS. [05:08] shiftless, and update but don't upgrade until next LTS [05:08] No, I don't need to be on long term support. What I need is a distro that isn't built by morons. At this point no such thing exists. My distro was working fine one minute, then the next it's broken, and I'm told the solution is to reformat? to hell with that [05:09] that attitude won't help [05:09] Your attitude definitely won't help [05:11] shiftless, deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ [breezy .. oneiric] main restricted universe multiverse [05:11] Thanks seven, I'll update that config file [05:11] shiftless, change your /etc/sources.list to match that for all lines [05:12] shiftless: there is no real reason you can't keep an old ubuntu system running forever if it has all you need already in it. but you have to be responsible enuf to back it up to allow recovery in failures [05:12] shiftless, you can also mirror the entire repository, but it's very large. [05:12] I'm trying to find some kind of tool like wget which will download every file from 2014 only. wget doesn't do it [05:12] shiftless: don't expect someone else to backup your computer for you [05:13] shiftless, why from 2014 only? [05:14] shiftless: there are tools to setup your own apt mirror, is that what you want? [05:15] sacarlson, I don't expect anyone to back up my computer for me. I don't need anyone to backup my computer for me. What I expect is for people to not release a piece of shit that is going to fuck up my life when it stops working like it's supposed to, for no obvious reason, and with no support given whatsoever. In fact I simply got booted from the Linux Mint channel when I told them that the "solution" they were telling me (reformat and reinstall) was i [05:15] diotic [05:16] shiftless: it only takes 50gb for the entire mirror set to have it local http://www.unixmen.com/setup-local-repository-ubuntu-14-0413-1013-04-server/ [05:16] Seven: because it seems all the Ubuntu packages from different versions all inhabit the same pool, so I don't want to mirror all the other versions too [05:16] just trusty [05:18] shiftless, debmirror will let you do that [05:19] Yeah I saw that apt-mirror crap but I don't want to devote my entire life to mirroring some packages. Shouldn't have to be editing config files and search, just type a command and hit go. I just found that curl will do the job, with the -z option [05:20] apt-mirror is not debmirror [05:21] nice [05:21] Thanks for the tip...looks like a good tool [05:22] it's a bit of a setup, but you only do it once. [05:22] shiftless: you really only had to modify ONE line in ONE file to make it work ha ha. the other file was if you wanted to keep it updated at some regular basis that I assume you don't [05:23] good morning to all [05:24] sacarlson1, I just hate that everything these days is buried behind some unique interface that requires unique tools to use. In an ideal world everything would be on an ftp (or similar) server divided out into subdirectories so you could just grab what you need, no matter what OS or computer you happen to be on that moment [05:26] shiftless: I like the way it is. I don't even know were the ftp site is I just hit a box and it installs everything needed. don't have to think about ftp [05:26] shiftless: but you are always free to write another one that's better oh and it has to b FREE [05:29] Hey niggas [05:30] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kakUJARSOc [05:30] juuil, stop immediately [05:30] !guidelines | juuil [05:30] juuil: The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines [05:30] Ok [05:30] srcarlson1: I got a better idea....I'm going to design a new programming language, OS, and computer system to run it on, that will make all of this current junk obsolete overnight. I'm really dissatisfied with the state of computing as a whole right now. We are in a dark ages. [05:32] hello, I have some sshfs file systems, configured in fstab, they don't always connect automatically after the system boots up and I have to do mount -a. Is there a way to fix that behaviour and make sure that they get connected every time. [05:34] shiftless, it's more like the wild west. There's actual progress (Read: change) and learning. Are you studying computer engineering? [05:34] igoryonya: seems I've seen this before since fstab actions run before network is stable. so you would have to add a script change in ipup actions [05:35] igoryonya: I can provide you more details of what to change if you like [05:37] What we are looking at right now is a leaning tower of Babel, composed of bullshit, which is now threatening to collapse onto people's homes and neighborhoods. That's why we have to bulldoze it and start it from scratch. Every one in a while you need a revolution [05:38] /q === slyrus_ is now known as slyrus [05:38] igoryonya: a cluge method would be just add a script to cron with @reboot , that also adds some long sleep 120 ; delay to hopefuly sure the net is up that would run sudo mount -a [05:38] I'm 31 years old. I remember as a kid being told that computers would make our lives easier. Somehow it didn't quite work out that way [05:39] Still waiting on that flying car too [05:44] sacarlson1, the first thing, I've thought about, was to add the script to cron that once a minute checks, if the devices were mounted, if not, check if network is connected, if it is, call mount -a. But I thought, that it's a crude method of a person that doesn't know how to do it better (I am talking about me) and would like to do it the right way. Do you mean, I need to do something in '/etc/network/if-up.d/'? [05:46] igoryonya: yes that sounds like the place to try in if-up.d [05:46] igoryonya: so any time the net went down and back up it would remount I guess if needed [05:48] igoryonya: you could use this to check if it's mounted if ( df | grep -qs