=== IdleOne is now known as io === dae- is now known as [FR]dae- === [FR]dae- is now known as [FR]Dae [12:17] hi guys,can i add kali tools to a lubuntu OS? [12:35] hi, I think I turned off vga on my lubuntu. how do I turn this back on from terminal? [15:17] any package i can install for a sis video driver please [15:17] lspci says it is a sis 661/741/760 [16:22] platt_: AFAIK, sis doest provide that for linux [16:22] platt_: with my SIS integrated GPU, i personally bypassed it.. with another laptop, i gave it away [16:22] !vesa [16:22] vesa is the default video driver if X can't find a better one. Also see !x [16:22] !x [16:22] The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution [16:23] platt_: i suggest trying vesa, if you are finding you have issues.. are you? what issues are you having? [17:01] Does anyone know how to add a startup sound? [17:01] That would be pretty cool. [17:02] Amitari: you can point to a script that will run.. you can run a different desktop environment that just automatically does it for you. or anything in between those options [17:02] Alright, do you know of any guide to writing a script for this purpose? [17:03] sure.. any bash scipting guide would be relevant.. any script that plays a sound.. [17:04] you could add it to the startup GUI [17:04] something like http://pclosmag.com/html/issues/201011/page11.html for example [17:05] Good. How do I make this script autostart then? [17:05] Amitari: as i suggested, you can use the autostart GUI [17:06] http://askubuntu.com/questions/81383/how-can-i-add-new-autostart-programs-in-lubuntu or the menu itme for startup [17:06] Thanks! [17:06] i will test my script, for starting conky, for example.. i test it *before* adding it to any startup areas [17:07] i test it in place, and see that its working.. so, im not troubleshooting more than one thing at a time [17:07] Oh, alright. [17:07] Thanks. [17:08] I'm probably going to use some SGI Boot sound. === idleone_ is now known as io === IdleOne is now known as io [19:24] i entered "sudo socat TCP4-LISTEN:80,fork TCP4:myip:8080" now how do i undo it? [19:26] virgilia: control c is how i "kill" terminal processes.. what are you doing? and why? [19:29] my ISP is blocking almost every port, including 5900-5909, 5800-5809, 21-25, 5022. I was trying to tunnel VNC through an open port. I entered the command, it eventually gave me the $ without error. but then i get a message that my port is already in use when I try to enter socat command with a different port [19:30] virgilia: i would try a general linux channel, or networking.. or ask your ISP [19:30] ps aux | grep socat and kill the pid, or killall socat, or another option. [19:30] killall $(pidof socat) [19:30] However, I would advise you not use VNC "out in the open", but tunnel over ssh or something. [19:30] oops [19:30] kill $(pidof socat) [19:30] kill, dimwit. ;) [19:30] i mean [19:31] shaddup, gooberhead :) [19:31] yup +1 on vnc like that as well [19:31] you're worse than @rmsbot [19:31] Ouch. [19:31] i know, right? [19:31] virgilia: is 22 and 2222 blocked? [19:32] last tweet i did with the #linux tag included a #ShutItRMSbot tag [19:32] Unit193: he did say 21-25 [19:32] Right, I can read... [19:32] Unit193: well you did ask :) [19:33] unit193: 22 and 2222 both blocked [19:33] could be, *all* serices like that are blocked, intentionally [19:34] I tried tunneling over ssh, but there is some sort of sabotage on that port also, always says password is wrong [19:36] you can move ssh to another port [19:37] usually, you can do that in the router, when port forwarding [19:37] regardless, nothing about lubuntu is going to be breaking that in any way.. i would try and think more generally about it, and see if you can find someone on your ISP that has done what you are doing and emulate [20:10] 443 80 53 are open [20:11] Outbound on in? [20:11] This sounds more like a coperate firewall. [20:11] also, doenst mean they dont "notice" what you are doing, and get upset, and send a bill, or consider it a breech of contract.. etc [20:12] seems like, it could be just the router, if the router is supplied by the isp [20:15] open both ways [20:16] If you don't have an httpd, run ssh on 443? [20:16] !info sslh | use this if you do [20:16] use this if you do: sslh (source: sslh): ssl/ssh multiplexer. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.15-1 (utopic), package size 36 kB, installed size 161 kB [20:20] private purchase for the router. this is a mobile home park and Internet is included in the rent. they actually discourage people from getting a router claiming it is unnecessary (they think all cell phones have a numeric buttons). it is a powerline based system and they hand out LAN cable adapters for as many devices as you own. [20:36] so I'd use sslh --listen 0.0.0.0:22 --ssh 127.0.0.1:5900 --ssl 127.0.0.1:5900 then tell my router to forward 22 to localip:5900 ? [20:36] or set my VNC to port 22? [20:43] virgilia: if 22 is blocked, its blocked [20:43] virgilia: you'll forward whatever ports you are allowed [20:44] virgilia: id start with my isp and see what im doing that may be illegal, or get me kicked off, banned, or fined. then, id move to testing by putting up a live iso on hardware that i might start in the DMZ, or forwarding as needed to get what i need