[00:00] <VolUTFan> if its a big message, I would use pastebin.com
[00:01] <OutOFNoWhere_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10477304/
[00:02] <bprompt_> OutOFNoWhere_:     install update?    whatever happened to bcmwl-kernel-source?
[00:02] <winterchillz> you have to write 'update' instead of 'install update'
[00:02] <winterchillz> did you try to reboot your machine and see if the bcmwl-kernel-source will run through
[00:03] <OutOFNoWhere_> no!
[00:03] <bprompt_> OutOFNoWhere_:     a better apt-get message would have been,   "come on now man, make up your mind, do you want to "update" or install something? install? ok, what package name?"  =)
[00:04] <OutOFNoWhere_> should I retry, the bcmwl-kernel-source?
[00:08] <OutOFNoWhere_> will be back after rebooting
[00:10] <beta-sql> this is like a hacker movie!
[00:14] <Geo> does anyone have any thoughts on this error? http://pastebin.com/jT21mLjF ... I suspect its vga-related? Trying to install ubuntu from a liveUSB stick via a serial console connection. It just hangs from this point on, no matter what I enter.
[00:19] <freeroute> do you guys actually recommend me to remove openssh-client if I'm compiling openssh-client from source? According to the people on ##linux I can have as many ssh clients as I want, but I'm still afraid it will cause some conflicts.
[00:20] <bekks> Geo: you cannot use any graphics modes with a serial connection. Try using the server ISO.
[00:22] <backbox> yo
[00:22] <backbox> some backbox experts around ?
[00:22] <jhutchins> freeroute: Why not build a package and install that?
[00:23] <SchrodingersScat> freeroute: you have many options, I'm not sure if any one is that unrecoverable, what's the worst case scenario, apt-get install openssh-client ?  backups.  you can do what you like.  man update-alternatives might be something ?
[00:23] <freeroute> jhutchins: I thought I was doing just that, is that process detailed in this doc? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[00:24] <freeroute> SchrodingersScat: actually the reason I'm doing this is to work out my backup strategy :p
[00:24] <backbox> backup strategy...
[00:24] <backbox> LEWL
[00:24] <backbox> LEWWWWLLLLLLLL
[00:24] <freeroute> I'm afraid of a situation where even apt-get install openssh-client can't help
[00:25] <jhutchins> freeroute: Should be.
[00:26] <bekks> backbox: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[00:26] <backbox> backbox-related
[00:26] <bekks> backbox: Which isnt Ubuntu.
[00:26] <backbox> which is ubuntu-based ?
[00:26] <backbox> more than kali, imo
[00:27] <freeroute> jhutchins: or did you mean this? http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html
[00:27] <bekks> backbox: And still not an official derivative, so please seek the backbox support.
[00:27] <backbox> ok chief
[00:27] <backbox> just a question
[00:27] <backbox> is that you that kept the jews and opened the gas robinets in birkenau ?
[00:27] <backbox> cuz it seems so
[00:28] <freeroute> backbox: pls don't be such a cool hacker
[00:28] <gr33n7007h> backbox: bye!
[00:28] <bprompt> backbox:   on that note, one could say also that, Darwin apple's kernel core is BSD, and so is Linux and so is android's and chormeOS and thus all would be covered as well... which sorta makes the categorization not very meaningful
[00:28] <freeroute> ur too cool for us
[00:28] <bekks> !ops | backbox
[00:28] <backbox> lol
[00:28] <backbox> lolol
[00:28] <backbox> emergency
[00:28] <gr33n7007h> backbox: seeya!
[00:28] <backbox> you should be categorized
[00:28] <SchrodingersScat> freeroute: what's missing from the openssh-client in the repos that you need?
[00:29] <backbox> !ops | bekks
[00:29] <freeroute> backbox: well, at least gives you some good time to think about _your_ backup strategy ;)
[00:29] <elky> backbox: let me guess, you're not going to start behaving?
[00:29]  * bprompt throws a deflated bike pneumatic tire at backbox 
[00:29] <backbox> !ops | elky
[00:29] <elky> bprompt: don't feed trolls kthx
[00:29] <freeroute> SchrodingersScat: new crypto, check this article out - https://stribika.github.io/2015/01/04/secure-secure-shell.html
[00:30] <elky> freeroute: you either
[00:30] <freeroute> sorry, guilty as charged
[00:30] <freeroute> SchrodingersScat: basically it requires openssh v 6.5+
[00:32] <SchrodingersScat> !info openssh-client
[00:32] <bekks> thanks, elky
[00:33] <freeroute> SchrodingersScat: I'm on 12.04
[00:33] <freeroute> I'm reading up on update-alternatives(8)
[00:34] <freeroute> damnit eyes are starting to burn, brb
[00:40] <freeroute> ok, I suppose I can use update-alternatives to link to the newer ssh version
[00:46] <MrBarry> Greetings, all. I have a Buffalo NAS and I have two laptops running 12.04 that connect to it over the network (mine, wife's). Both have the same entry in fstab to mount the share: //192.168.1.2/share /mnt/FileServer cifs username-guest,uid-1000 0 0   However, my laptop connects to the share read/write, but my wife's connects read-only. Any suggestions?
[00:54] <MrBarry> Hello? I'm seeing arrivals and departures, but no conversation.
[00:54] <Knight80> Hello
[00:54] <Knight80> Good morning from Spain
[00:55] <MrBarry> Hello, Knight80. It's good to see that there is conversation here.
[00:55] <wlodpolm> hi
[00:55] <Knight80> Yes, indeed
[00:55] <Knight80> How can I execute Lightdm?
[00:56] <Knight80> I mean, when I sudo apt-get install lightdm it tells me it's already installed
[00:56] <Knight80> But I can't go to Lightdm
[00:56] <Knight80> What am I doing wrong?
[00:56] <MrBarry> What happens with
[00:56] <Bashing-om> Knight80: -> sudo service lightdm start <- ?
[00:56] <MrBarry> which lightdm
[00:56] <MrBarry> ?
[00:57] <Knight80> Thank you
[00:57] <Knight80> Bashing-om start: Job is already running: lightdm
[00:57] <krabador> paolo, questo server non è adibito a quello che "cerchi"
[00:57] <MrBarry> I'm having problems with getting my wife's 12.04 laptop to connect to a NAS I have. My 12.04 laptop connects read-write. Hers connects read-only. Both laptops have the same fstab entry. Any suggestions?
[00:57] <Knight80> And I'm with Unity
[00:58] <Bashing-om> Knight80: OK, so what is the basic problem ? not able to log into your desktop ?
[00:58] <Knight80> Bashing-om Yes, that's right
[00:59] <Bashing-om> Knight80: When you try to login from the login screen with proper credentials you are looped back to the login screen ?
[00:59] <MrBarry> The fstab entry is:
[00:59] <MrBarry> //192.168.1.2/share /mnt/Fileserver cifs username=guest,uid=1000 0 0
[01:00] <Knight80> Bashing-om When I try to login from the login screen I can't choose but two different desktop environments, Cairo-Dock and Unity
[01:00] <Geo> does anyone have any thoughts on this error? http://pastebin.com/jT21mLjF ... I suspect its vga-related? Trying to install ubuntu from a liveUSB stick via a serial console connection. It just hangs from this point on, no matter what I enter.
[01:01] <darthweezer> i am going to school at itt tech and using ubuntu 14.04 but it will not let me connect to wifi and keeps asking for certificate but there is none. Any ideas
[01:02] <dak0> Hello guys whats the easiest way to sync Photos from my Android phone to Ubuntu, thanks
[01:04] <Bashing-om> Knight80: multi DEs are not in my experience. But, we can try and poke at it. At the login screen, key combo ctl+a;t+F1 to gain a console, what results with the terminal command -> sudo service lightdm start <-. Looking for errors that are reported.
[01:05] <Bashing-om> a;t/alt*
[01:07] <Knight80> Bashing-om Ok, thank you very much. I'll be right back.
[01:10] <Geo> Bashing-om, you've helped me before.. .any experience with installs via serial console?
[01:11] <Bashing-om> Geo: No, sorry, have not had the pleasure to be there before .
[01:11] <MrBarry> Is there a better environment for looking for help with fstab than here?
[01:11] <Geo> heh
[01:12] <Geo> keep it that way
[01:12] <Geo> my recommendation, atleast
[01:12] <Geo> just have this little embedded dude w/ no other way
[01:14] <Bashing-om> Geo: Look at it like this, doing the serial thing keeps you occupied, not in trouble, and not going to jail; .
[01:14] <Geo> until my fit of rage from this frustration pushes me over the edge and I go on a killing spree
[01:14] <Geo> (too dark?)
[01:15] <MrBarry> Geo: ... and not sleeping, and not eating, and not thinking straight...
[01:15] <Geo> heh
[01:16] <MrBarry> This is the quietest I've ever seen this room. Alas, there are no fstab gurus here.
[01:19] <trism> Geo: did you see this? https://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2012/08/msg00815.html (adding the options "console=ttyS0,38400 video=off")
[01:20] <owen1> i /CLOSE
[01:21] <Geo> trism: in different variations, yes
[01:21] <Geo> I have have 115200 set, as thats the speed (I dont think thats an issue as I do get some text)
[01:21] <Geo> if I do video=off I don't get any text at all after the BIOS hands off
[01:21] <Geo> as in, I dont get that error, but I also dont get anything
[01:22] <Geo> I guess I could drop the speed, just for funsies
[01:22] <MrBarry> Geo: What's the exchange rate for funsies these days?
[01:23] <trism> Geo: which iso are you using?
[01:25] <Geo> I trism: both 14.04.0 & .2 of server
[01:41] <standaman> u
[01:42] <maarhart> I try to connect my external display and get just the screen filled with a primary color: black, red, blue, yellow, white
[01:43] <maarhart> this is my xrandr output: http://pastie.org/9990797
[02:10] <dsyntax> i have a question... i am running 15.04 beta 1 of ubuntuMATE... when it is out of beta will i be able to apt-get dist-upgrade?
[02:11] <dsyntax> ??????????????? anyone :D
[02:13] <Squall5668> dsyntax: please discuss unreleased versions in #ubuntu+1
[02:13] <dsyntax> thanks Squall5668
[02:13] <oldbasilbear> dsyntax: you should be able to use
[02:13] <oldbasilbear> yes*
[02:13] <dsyntax> oldbasilbear, thank you
[02:13] <Bashing-om> dsyntax: Yes, as it is not released all other questions /join #ununtu+1
[02:13] <oldbasilbear> i asked that a few days ago
[02:13] <oldbasilbear> and was told yes
[02:13] <oldbasilbear> np
[02:13] <dsyntax> Bashing-om, i'm new to this channel, sorry guys.
[02:13] <AirForce590> Hi
[02:14] <oldbasilbear> np man
[02:14] <dsyntax> oldbasilbear, freenode wouldn't be hated if everyone was like you, justa respond :D
[02:14] <dsyntax> <-- rule hater... i didn't sign no contract
[02:14] <AirForce590> How can I share my computer's internet connection through ethernet to a router, but have the router addresses 'pass through' back to my internet?
[02:14] <Bashing-om> dsyntax: NP, see ya when 15.04 is releasd ( and mate will then be a supported release ) .
[02:15] <dsyntax> Bashing-om, <3 i'm loving it so far /endstalkinthisroom
[02:15] <AirForce590> I want to use the router as an ethernet switch
[02:15] <dsyntax> AirForce590, disable dhcp
[02:16] <AirForce590> dsyntax: It won't let me ssh back to my ethernet-connected devices on my router while I'm on wireless
[02:17] <AirForce590> How can I do this?
[02:18] <oldbasilbear> :)
[02:18] <TiK> are you trying to connect using a local ip AirForce590
[02:21] <CountryBoy> Hello
[02:21] <CountryBoy> does anyone know a good page to learn to configure irssi to handle nickserv reg and other things on startup?
[02:22] <dsyntax> CountryBoy, this may go off topic, but i'd use znc as a bouncer and let that handle all of that.
[02:23] <Squall5668> CountryBoy: irssi has "autosendcmd" which I personaly use
[02:23] <Bashing-om> CountryBoy: See also: http://www.andrews-corner.org/ubuntu/irssi.html .
[02:23] <rww> CountryBoy: http://freenode.net/sasl/
[02:24] <rww> specifically https://freenode.net/sasl/sasl-irssi.shtml
[02:25] <CountryBoy> Squall5668, Bashing-om you both rock
[02:26] <CountryBoy> keep on rocking
[02:26] <CountryBoy> just what I was looking for
[02:26] <CountryBoy> this text based IRC reminds me of the 90s!
[02:27] <CountryBoy> rww you rock too
[02:28] <Bashing-om> CountryBoy: irssi is fast and does the job well, hoin #irssi on this server .
[02:28] <Bashing-om> join*
[02:29] <Bashing-om> win 3
[02:35] <sjelly> How do I remove multiple device nodes from my sd card? When I plug it in, it appears as /dev/sde, /dev/sdb, /dev/sdf, /dev/sdc and /dev/sdd in the graphical "Disks" utility.
[02:38] <philwong> is there a way to "restore settings that worked?( like in windows)
[02:38] <philwong> My Ubuntu does not work properly now, when it loads, its just black
[02:38] <philwong> the mouse works though
[02:41] <Bashing-om> philwong: recent update, and now a broken proprietary graphics driver ?
[02:41] <abreu> hello! :) Where can i learn more advanced linux information? I read in a lot of web sites that ubuntu it's very different that arch linux and other examples, but i don't understand very good why... So, where can i learn this tipical knowlde? :) (sorry if my english is bad)
[02:42] <philwong> I think it happned after I installed kde
[02:42] <philwong> But I am not sure if thats the problem
[02:42] <cfhowlett> abreu, www.fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads        get and read issue #0, #1, #2 ...
[02:44] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: I had a similar problem recently, are you using nvidia by any chance?
[02:44] <philwong> yes I am
[02:44] <philwong> ga video card: gtx560
[02:44] <cfhowlett> abreu, also, #1 - #4 of of www.linuxvoice.com are available free downloads
[02:44] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: hold on, let me see if I can find you the link
[02:44] <abreu> oh my god cfhowlett!! In a lot of lenguages! thanks, this is a exactly way that i need :)
[02:45] <philwong> cool thanks :)
[02:45] <abreu> i read that too! thanks again
[02:45] <cfhowlett> abreu, happy2help!
[02:45] <cfhowlett> abreu, hey, what languages do you need?
[02:45] <MrBarry> I'm having problems with getting my wife's 12.04 laptop to connect to a NAS I have. My 12.04 laptop connects read-write. Hers connects read-only. Both laptops have the same fstab entry:
[02:45] <MrBarry> //192.168.1.2/share /mnt/Fileserver cifs username=guest,uid=1000 0 0
[02:45] <MrBarry> Any suggestions?
[02:46] <Squall5668> MrBarry: is uid=1000 correct for your not-working laptop?
[02:47] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: http://askubuntu.com/questions/579169/after-ubuntu-14-04-update-nvidia-331-gives-black-screen-at-startup
[02:47] <abreu> cfhowlett spanish is my mother lenguage, but english is fine too :)
[02:47] <MrBarry> Squall5668: I'm afraid I don't know. Does that need to be the UID of the user who is logged in and attempting to access the NAS?
[02:47] <Squall5668> please go to that laptop and run 'id -u'. What is the result
[02:47] <Squall5668> Correct
[02:48] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: The first answer worked for me, however, I wouldn't reinstall the proprietary drivers working again
[02:48] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: oops, I couldn't get the proprietary drivers working again
[02:48] <cfhowlett> abreu, check for local Ubuntu Loco's and LUG's - Linux User Group in your area.
[02:48] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: basically you need to reboot, and get a console, then purge nvidia's drivers
[02:48] <MrBarry> Squall5668: Good call, Squall. That gives me 1001.
[02:49] <DrStephenStrange> philwong: it may be possible to get them working again, but I'm holding off on doing that since I need to work :)
[02:49] <Squall5668> MrBarry: that's probably it then. Please edit that fstab with the new uid and run 'mount -a'
[02:50] <MrBarry> Squall5668: I'll do that, just as soon as I can get the laptop back from my wife. (Patience is a virtue.)
[02:51] <lafrancis> anyones ubuntu crashing like crazy?
[02:51] <abreu> cfhowlett: taked! If any spanish reader need information about linux: http://ubuntu-españa.org/  thanks cfhowlett for your effort :)
[02:51] <Squall5668> MrBarry: homework: setup sshd on your wife's laptop! :)
[02:51] <cfhowlett> abreu, de nada
[02:52] <cfhowlett> lafrancis, https://inkscape.org/media/cms_page_media/56/ask-smart-questions.pdf
[02:54] <l_r> hello
[02:54] <lafrancis> cfhowlett, dude serious
[02:55] <l_r> do you know the command name to open the gui for adding users? it's a long story why I need this. but it's urgent. I need the name for GUI in ubuntu
[02:55] <cfhowlett> lafrancis, "is anyone having problems" is a meaningless question.  answer: "Yes" or "no".  How about you give details of YOUR issue and ask the questions that matter.
[02:56] <lafrancis> cfhowlett, i dont know how topull up  the error report. there was a ton of stuff.
[02:57] <philwong> DrStephenStrange:  ok thanks anyway :)
[03:03] <rupertbg> yo is only way to teamviewer in to headless ubuntu to plug in a dummy vga plug?
[03:05] <daftykins> you're doing remote viewing wrong
[03:07] <DaveyG> hi all, off topic, cant remember the room for general chat. someone here once pointed me to it?
[03:07] <dupingping> hi
[03:07] <rupertbg> daftykins : explain?
[03:07] <rupertbg> i tried vnc but that's slow and clunky
[03:08] <rupertbg> teamviewer is great for connecting securely from outside my network too
[03:08] <daftykins> teamviewer is for remote support :>
[03:08] <daftykins> also try adding 'please'
[03:08] <rupertbg> also vnc opens a new display so you can't see currently open windows
[03:08] <rupertbg> please
[03:08] <dupingping> wow, dog's sound
[03:08] <Bashing-om> DaveyG: #ubuntu-offtopic .
[03:09] <rupertbg> so there's a better way?
[03:13] <toothe> I am having an immense amount of trouble getting Virtualbox's guest additions installed on Ubuntu
[03:13] <toothe> in a VM, of course.
[03:14] <rww> toothe: is the Ubuntu VM guest command-line-only or graphical?
[03:14] <toothe> graphical.
[03:14] <toothe> I'm trying to use Ubuntu desktop.
[03:15] <rww> Install virtualbox-guest-x11 from the multiverse repository.
[03:15] <rww> Command-line instructions for doing it: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-x11     If that doesn't work, see http://askubuntu.com/questions/89096/how-do-i-enable-the-multiverse-repository
[03:16] <toothe> hm..let me try that.
[03:20] <Consuela> So is #TheDress black and blue or white and gold?
[03:21] <NikolaiToryzin> It's green and yellow actually
[03:21] <parduse> ...
[03:30] <Guest63429> sup
[03:31] <Joebean> hello all
[03:32] <DaveyG> hows it going
[03:33] <daftykins> *not* a chat channel
[03:33] <DaveyG> sorry.
[03:33] <Joebean> anyone no anything about backbox?
[03:35] <daftykins> backbox Linux? unsupported here. as per topic and channel name, this is for *Ubuntu*
[03:35] <daftykins> nothing else.
[03:36] <toothe> apt-get tells me that when I try to install virtualbox-guest-x11, I have unmet dependencies.
[03:36] <toothe> xorg-video-abi-15. How do I fix that?
[03:38] <Joebean> backboxs uses the same reposisory as ubuntu
[03:38] <daftykins> Joebean: does not make it a supported distro. no support here
[03:39] <daftykins> maybe they have their own channel?
[03:39] <toothe> god dman it.
[03:40] <toothe> I tried installing virtualbox-guest-additions-x11 and all that, never works.
[03:43] <Rez1700> hi ya
[03:46] <Joebean> anyone running 14.10
[03:46] <daftykins> you're going to have to be a lot more specific than that
[03:47] <cfhowlett> Joebean, backbox not supported here.  at all.  sorry.
[03:47] <cfhowlett> !flavors | Joebean
[03:47] <rww> not relevant
[03:48]  * daftykins wonders what specifically isn't relevant
[03:48] <rww> you were probably looking for !derivatives, but the content of that already got covered more than once
[03:49] <rww> anyways
[03:49] <rww> Joebean: Backbox's IRC channel is #backbox on irc.autistici.org . There is also https://forum.backbox.org/
[03:50] <daftykins> we might need a factoid for that, that's at least the fourth time i've seen backbox mentioned
[03:50] <Joebean> thanks rww
[03:50] <daftykins> also, what a ridiculous name =|
[03:51] <rww> ubottu: backbox is <reply> Backbox Linux is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu and is thus not supported in #ubuntu. Please use #backbox on irc.autistici.org or https://forum.backbox.org/ for help with it.
[03:51] <daftykins> ty sir
[03:52] <cfhowlett> ! cool !
[03:55] <Scriptcx> hello everyone
[03:58] <Geo> does anyone have any thoughts on this error? http://pastebin.com/jT21mLjF ... I suspect its vga-related? Trying to install ubuntu from a liveUSB stick via a serial console connection. It just hangs from this point on, no matter what I enter.
[04:13] <econdudeawesome> Howdy all! Got a mystery on my hands. My root directory is almost full, and I can't figure out why. Running Ubuntu 14.04 64bit
[04:13] <econdudeawesome> When I first checked I had an "overflow", but after rebooting thats gone
[04:14] <daftykins> what action are you trying to perform?
[04:14] <daftykins> can you use http://paste.ubuntu.com to share the output of "df -h" in a terminal?
[04:15] <econdudeawesome> daftykins: nothing in particulr, just trying to figure out what is causing it to fill up (dont think its files). http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10480465/
[04:16] <daftykins> econdudeawesome: yeah it is, your / (root) partition is full. it will be set to allocate 5% reserved space to the root user, so likely that's full even right now
[04:16] <econdudeawesome> How should I proceed?
[04:16] <kostkon> econdudeawesome, check the size of all the files in your /var/log folder
[04:16] <daftykins> econdudeawesome: well, you might be able to make some free space. can you paste (using the same site) "ls -al /boot" ?
[04:18] <econdudeawesome> yuck. I did do an update yesterday, wonder if that's the cause. Dafty: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10480511/ , kostkon: good call: -rw-r-----  1 syslog adm      30931697585 Feb 28 23:11 kern.log
[04:18] <econdudeawesome> and -rw-r-----  1 syslog adm      30931189760 Feb 28 08:02 syslog.1
[04:19] <daftykins> wowzer
[04:19] <econdudeawesome> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10480530/
[04:19] <econdudeawesome> so... these are okay to delete?
[04:19] <daftykins> econdudeawesome: "sudo apt-get autoremove" should remove some older kernels and so on
[04:19] <econdudeawesome> what can I do about the 31GB logs that seem to want to hang out?
[04:19] <daftykins> lol is that kern.log 30GB or am i too drunk to read numbers 0o
[04:20] <econdudeawesome> yep, wtf
[04:20] <zykotick9> econdudeawesome: i'd suggest figuring out what's using your space.  "cd /" then "du -sh * 2>/dev/null" might shed some light.  good luck.
[04:20] <econdudeawesome> zykotick9: apparently I have two log files taking up 30GB each
[04:21] <kostkon> econdudeawesome, tail /var/log/kern.log
[04:21] <kostkon> econdudeawesome, yeah, 60gb
[04:21] <econdudeawesome> kostkon: looks legit. Want a pastie?
[04:21] <kostkon> econdudeawesome, why not
[04:21] <Squall5668> how the heck...
[04:21] <econdudeawesome> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10480586/
[04:22] <_aoe-uhoeua-423> Hello, all! This is my first time on IRC, so can someone tell me what this thing is?
[04:22] <daftykins> a chat channel for ubuntu support - and right now you're off topic
[04:22] <kexibq> a
[04:22] <econdudeawesome> .. intuition says log files are okay to delete, but I have no idea.
[04:22] <wafflejock> _aoe-uhoeua-423, this room is for people seeking support using Ubuntu, IRC in general is just this topic based channels for chatting
[04:22] <_aoe-uhoeua-423> Oh, Well in that case, I need support
[04:23] <daftykins> !ask
[04:23] <daftykins> econdudeawesome: best way would be to rename them first, then reboot and see if they're recreated.
[04:23] <daftykins> but your system is seriously full, i don't know how you've done that :)
[04:24] <econdudeawesome> Seem to have a LOT of this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10480586/
[04:24] <econdudeawesome> darn it
[04:24] <econdudeawesome> hang on
[04:24] <daftykins> econdudeawesome: does "sudo apt-get autoremove" offer to remove lots of junk?
[04:24] <econdudeawesome> Feb 28 08:02:47 ogre kernel: [61656.935876] ehci-pci 0000:00:13.2: PCI-DMA: Out of IOMMU space for 16 bytes
[04:24] <econdudeawesome> that message appears a lot
[04:24] <econdudeawesome>  daftykins it removed the old kernels
[04:24] <daftykins> good stuff, a tiny bit more free space now then?
[04:24] <econdudeawesome> 1%
[04:25] <econdudeawesome> those logs man... what is IOMMU?
[04:25] <econdudeawesome> Feb 28 08:02:47 ogre kernel: [61656.935876] ehci-pci 0000:00:13.2: PCI-DMA: Out of IOMMU space for 16 bytes
[04:26] <econdudeawesome> ah, wireless connection
[04:26] <daftykins> i gotta call it a night i'm afraid, but 220GB of / ? that 's not enough space to even swing a virtual penguin in anymore.
[04:27] <econdudeawesome> Best I got--1TB is all im working with
[04:27] <daftykins> i would probably look for a nice version of the "find" command which finds files of size 10MB+ to see what's eating space, other than those logs.
[04:27] <daftykins> e.g. "find / -size ..."
[04:27] <econdudeawesome> sudo find / -xdev -type f -size +3000M
[04:27] <wafflejock> ncdu is nice too
[04:27] <daftykins> yeah that'll work.
[04:28] <wafflejock> ncdu is command line scans a folder and gives you an ncurses (window in the terminal) with folders sorted by file size
[04:28] <wafflejock> like k4dirstat or disk usage but works at the CLI if you need it and don't want extra bloat from a GUI
[04:29] <ianorlin> but not sure want to install with stuff the full
[04:30] <wafflejock> yeah ncdu is small relative to the other ones too though, so long as you can clear up like a few megs or something you're all good
[04:31] <econdudeawesome> well one was a rotated log file, removed without issue
[04:31] <econdudeawesome> the other is kern.log--so I set /etc/cron.daily/logrotate
[04:31] <econdudeawesome> hopefully that will move it to a .gz in a few days and I can nerf it
[04:32] <econdudeawesome> had internet issues last night with the router--wonder if this had something to do with it
[04:32] <wafflejock> yeah not sure about that problem I've only had logs blow up on me once or twice but don't recall the root reason
[04:33] <econdudeawesome> wafflejock: what should I do in the meantime with the kern.log? Is there any way to make the log rotate manually?
[04:33] <Squall5668> logrotate --force
[04:34] <wafflejock> econdudeawesome, Squall5668 ah didn't know that I would typically do what daftykins had mentioned just rename it and reboot then can always put it back from a liveCD in the worst case scenario
[04:35] <econdudeawesome> Squall5668: didnt rotate it (did sudo logrotate -f kern.log)
[04:35] <daftykins> or !recovery :D
[04:37] <Squall5668> econdudeawesome: I believe it's logrotate -f /etc/logrotate.conf, but...
[04:38] <econdudeawesome> here goes...
[04:38] <econdudeawesome> beauty
[04:38] <econdudeawesome> worked
[04:38] <econdudeawesome> took a little bit ;-)
[04:39] <lasko> That moment when you have to force logrotate even when it thinks it doesn't need to. Oh log rotate
[04:39] <tnkhanh> !word
[04:39] <econdudeawesome> You guys rock. Thanks for the help!
[04:40] <econdudeawesome> lasko: what is one to do with 60 GB of log files, the vast majority coming from a whiney USB wireless adapter?
[04:40] <econdudeawesome> ;-)
[04:40] <lasko> /dev/null
[04:40] <lasko> lol
[04:40] <econdudeawesome> bingo
[04:41] <lasko> I hear you though. I have quite a few servers who do the same thing but with actual data I need. Parsing those 60GB files is a pain sometimes.
[04:55] <miroesq> Hi, I am compiling an app in Ubuntu 10.04.4 and am getting an openssl error. I've been researching it for over 5 hours now and have gotten no where. Can someone please lead me in the right direction?
[04:55] <miroesq> checking for SSL_CTX_set_tlsext_use_srtp in -lssl... configure: error: OpenSSL >= 1.0.1e and associated developement headers required
[04:55] <IPJunkie> 10.04?!?
[04:55] <miroesq> yeah, I need it for compatability purposes
[04:56] <aeon-ltd> miroesq: well have you tried getting the development headers?
[04:56] <aeon-ltd> :)
[04:56] <miroesq> aeon-ltd: yest, libssl-dev is already installed
[04:58] <miroesq>  i read somewhere that this error may be resolved by configuring openssl with shared option, but have no idea how to go about that as the package was no installed manually
[04:59] <AzureX_> AzureX
[05:01] <ritgie> hi all
[05:02] <TheHackOps> Just a quick question, Fresh install of ubuntu and i finally fixed all my other weird issues but I get this screen flicker sometimes
[05:02] <TheHackOps> Im not sure what it is
[05:02] <TheHackOps> Also the ubuntu software centre crashes
[05:02] <TheHackOps> when i try to install something
[05:02] <thed0x> I removed windows 7 and installed ubuntu on my machine
[05:02] <thed0x> i will not be going back to windows for sure
[05:03] <TheHackOps> thed0x, Why were you on windows ever 0.0
[05:03] <thed0x> came on the machine lol
[05:03] <TheHackOps> And you let it boot into windows?
[05:03] <TheHackOps> lmao
[05:04] <thed0x> LOL
[05:04] <thed0x> lets put it this way, never again.
[05:04] <TheHackOps> Cant remember a time i used windows, even if ubuntu or w/e dist is being a difficult to me having a linux kernal is always better
[05:04] <bparker> no, this is never again: https://i.imgur.com/584EpEc.jpg
[05:04] <thed0x> now im making it a task to remove windows of my gf computer
[05:04] <TheHackOps> pls
[05:04] <bparker> do not click if you value your life
[05:04] <TheHackOps> why u do that
[05:04] <TheHackOps> bparker, I clicked it
[05:04]  * TheHackOps cries
[05:05] <TheHackOps> bparker, Now you gotta help me fix 14.04
[05:05] <TheHackOps> Wait what im on 14.10
[05:06] <zerowaitstate> thed0x: the only time I use Windows is to run Steam. For all of the actual useful things I would use a computer for, I use Linux
[05:06] <DaveyG> anyone bored enough to educate me for a few minutes?
[05:06] <DaveyG> on iptables
[05:07] <Squall5668> !ask | DaveyG
[05:07] <rypervenche> DaveyG: Sure, what do you need to know?
[05:07] <thed0x> Yeah a friend of mine has a saying. I "like" windows but i use linux to get the job done
[05:07] <zerowaitstate> thed0x: I actually don't even like Windows.
[05:08] <thed0x> lol
[05:08] <thed0x> I can understand why
[05:09] <zerowaitstate> thed0x: I'm one of those guys who would gladly pay for Linux support as opposed to a Windows license.
[05:09] <thed0x> What are your thoughts on OSX?
[05:09] <zerowaitstate> thed0x: OSX is like chocalate cake for breakfast
[05:09] <Squall5668> zerowaitstate, thed0x please move non-support related discussions to #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:10] <thed0x> Ah Squall5668, first day here.
[05:10]  * tnkhanh say hi
[05:10]  * tnkhanh smiles friendly
[05:15] <`nik`> hi whats a good map program for ubuntu
[05:15] <`nik`> like a map of the world
[05:15] <tnkhanh> `nik`: google maps!
[05:16] <Squall5668> `nik`: you mean like google earth? You can install that in ubuntu
[05:16] <tnkhanh> I don't even find a good map program for Windows..
[05:16] <`nik`> what is the package name?
[05:17] <`nik`> i cant find it with `apt search google`
[05:17] <`nik`> i guess.. i'm on trisquel tho
[05:17] <wafflejock> !info google-earth-stable
[05:17] <wafflejock> hmm strange shows up here in apt-cache search
[05:18] <wafflejock> I think I just installed from a deb possibly though
[05:18] <kostkon> !info googleearth-package
[05:18] <`nik`> is google earth open source?
[05:18] <`nik`> libgeo-googleearth-pluggable-perl
[05:19] <`nik`> hmm thats all i found lol
[05:19] <Squall5668> `nik`: Unfortunately, trisquel is not supported here
[05:19] <GraemeLion> isn't googleearth pretty much eol'd?
[05:19] <kostkon> `nik`, trisquel? that's why
[05:19] <kostkon> :/
[05:19] <shurtagul> Can someone help me with ncmpcpp? I cant get it to show any music, dont think its configured right..
[05:20] <Hanson> Ho
[05:20] <wafflejock> GraemeLion, I think so, heard they stopped with the commercial licenses so probably won't put much more work into it but it still works for now (think it's mostly just been integrated with maps and didn't have enough enterprise users to justify keeping the program going)
[05:20] <kostkon> !details | shurtagul
[05:20] <jellow> is there a gui/ncurses that goes along with rsync somewhere that is pleasant to use?
[05:22] <shurtagul> I dont know much about it. Nothing shows up in the media library, I try to drag and drop a file in, but it says its unable to find it.
[05:25] <shurtagul> It also has problem setting volume for some reason
[05:29] <wafflejock> jellow, grsync perhaps seems pretty decent never used it in practice though
[05:30] <kostkon> shurtagul, ncmpcpp is a client for mpd http://www.musicpd.org/   so you cannot just add your music library and press play. It's more complicated than that.  If you need a console -based player, see this article http://www.tuxarena.com/2011/12/10-console-music-players-for-linux/
[05:31] <jellow> wafflej0ck_: lovely thanks
[05:34] <scriptwarlock> anyone tried transparent nautilus?
[05:34] <scriptwarlock> ops i think wrong send sorry
[05:35] <abdul> Hello
[05:35] <abdul> what is this?
[05:35] <aeon-ltd> phone
[05:35] <abdul> are people even talking
[05:35] <abdul> wow
[05:35] <abdul> dead
[05:35] <abdul> innit
[05:35] <wafflejock> abdul, this channel is for support
[05:35] <abdul> oh crap
[05:36] <wafflejock> !ot | abdul
[05:36] <wafflejock> abdul, if you want more general chat with ubuntu users you can go there not sure how active it is though
[05:36] <abdul> well I have no idea how to get out of there
[05:36] <zerowaitstate> wafflejock: it is quite active atm
[05:40]  * hackerx waves hands
[05:54] <heedly> How do I unmap PgUp and PgDown
[05:56] <heedly> It seems like xmodmap isn't used anymore and xkb, which was to replace it, doesn't exist...
[05:58] <cursera> Hi. in my country Portugal. there is a new law to tax devices to compensate autors (private copy law). my question is if my country charges money for the copy and for devices runing linux.arent they comting a ilegality? the  text is in http://www.jn.pt/PaginaInicial/Cultura/Interior.aspx?content_id=4100819&page=-1
[05:58] <cursera> text can be tranlated
[05:59] <EriC^> nope you can charge for linux, i think
[05:59] <cursera> yes but tax for autor
[05:59] <cursera> ??
[05:59] <cursera> the tax revert to autors
[05:59] <cursera> basicly they keep the money
[06:00] <cursera> nd if they charge they have to pay to linux autorsright?
[06:08] <shurtagul> In a fit of frustration I removed everything to do with ncmpcpp
[06:11] <hay207> hi guys
[06:12] <hay207> is running ubuntu froma usb stick slower than on hard?
[06:12] <aeon-ltd> yes
[06:12] <aeon-ltd> usb is slower than sata
[06:14] <aeon-ltd> hay207: for the most part you'll be working from ram, like most installs
[06:17] <MJ4life> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnsXRdU98uw
[06:21] <zerowaitstate> does anyone know how to administratively kill a tcp socket in use by a process?
[06:23] <rypervenche> zerowaitstate: kill
[06:23] <tnkhanh> MJ4life: the channel name contradicts the video content xD
[06:24] <zerowaitstate> rypervenche: i don't want to kill the process, just abort the socket
[06:25] <rypervenche> zerowaitstate: http://superuser.com/questions/127863/manually-closing-a-port-from-commandline
[06:25] <rypervenche> zerowaitstate: See the second reply.
[06:26] <zerowaitstate> rypervenche: ah good deal. I can get the fd from strace, so that works well
[06:53] <mehdi_> hey fellas is there any notifier for terminal  for example when i run the ssh user@server i have to wait for input password prompt
[06:54] <mehdi_> i want to be notified when the password prompt pops up
[07:23] <omar_> Hi all.
[07:25] <omar_> Why does Apport still has this buggy behavior of producing "internal error" pop-us? This bug has been around since at least 2012, and nothing has been done to solve it once and for all yet? :\
[07:25] <omar_> I know I can simply disable apport and this will stop, but the question is why do I still have to do that? :\
[07:26] <Artemis3> which is why i disable/uninstall it all the time :P
[07:37] <maarhart> I try to connect to an external display and all I get is the display flashing black, then red, then yellow, then white
[07:48] <shalker> anyone there??
[07:59] <tnkhanh> shalker: hello
[08:14] <Gregor3000> hello - a simple quesitons - what is the tool for GPU stress test in 32bit linux. not 64bit but 32 bit. GPU test is 64 bit only.
[08:30] <boodllebat> Can i do this switch off my ssh and access my server via virtual console given by my service provider ?
[08:31] <kwesidev> is there a ppa for tomcat 8?
[08:31] <bekks> boodllebat: Why do you want to do that?
[08:32] <boodllebat> bekks: i dont want to show my ssh deamon and i feel port knocking and all are very hectic process ! to accomplish
[08:33] <bekks> boodllebat: So how do you access the virtual console offered by your provider?
[08:34] <boodllebat> bekks: i'm using digitalocean they have a virtual console maybe some sort of interface on physical access , as digitalocean says about it !
[08:34] <boodllebat> bekks: they say it is not ssh !
[08:34] <bekks> boodllebat: I'd not use it because when I want to use ssh, I want ssh, not some sort of whatever shell.
[08:35] <boodllebat> bekks: hmm maybe i should give it a try i mean using ssh for a while !
[08:36] <boodllebat> bekks: hey rsync ! does it only trasfer chnages ?
[08:36] <boodllebat> bekks: i mean modified filesto server ?
[08:36] <bekks> boodllebat: And you should stop ending every sentence with " !". Just use "."
[08:37] <bekks> boodllebat: And rsync transfers file differences basically.
[08:37] <boodllebat> bekks: ok.
[08:45] <tiresias> hello
[08:46] <tiresias> i have a problem when reading a bluray on my tv with HDMI: some horizontal artefact
[09:17] <zefyr> one must exclamation hyperbole
[09:18] <Bray90820> Prob now but would there be a way to find out what PSU is in your system from ubuntu
[09:20] <meganerd> Bray90820: not unless it is one of the fancy ones that connects to the motherboard with USB
[09:21] <Bray90820> meganerd: They make those?
[09:21] <Squall5668> There is such a thing? Why?
[09:21] <meganerd> Bray90820: I though Corsair did a little while ago
[09:22] <meganerd> Bray90820: they had a whole line of random things that would connect to USB headers on the motherboard.  For overclocking and stats and stuff I presume
[09:22] <Bray90820> meganerd: Alright
[09:22] <Bray90820> Well it's not one of those
[09:22] <meganerd> Bray90820: there is no data connection between the PSU and your computer, so there is no way to tell from within any OS
[09:24] <meganerd> Bray90820: Squall5668 For your amusement and or enjoyment: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/blog/2013/september/rm_series_psu_to_corsair_link
[09:25] <internetman> i remember there is another project similar to owncloud and syncthing in sort of early development, but I cant find it :/ anyone know what im thinking about?
[09:25] <Bray90820> meganerd: That's funny
[09:26] <meganerd> internetman: there are a lot of projects like that
[09:26] <internetman> meganerd: yup ofc but not all are promising :p
[09:27] <meganerd> internetman: I have been looking for such a solution for more than a decade... not promising is an understatement
[09:28] <internetman> meganerd: :) well you have never been closer!
[09:28] <meganerd> internetman: I am skeptical
[09:30] <Bray90820> meganerd: off topic from the channel but what would you think of replacing a PSU fan with one with less dba
[09:30] <meganerd> internetman: so far btsync + encfs is the closest I have come to what I want
[09:32] <meganerd> Bray90820: depends on your budget and requirements.  I will spend more on a PSU that is quiet for my DAW.  I will mod at the drop of a hat, though I draw the line at touching the PSU.
[09:33] <meganerd> Bray90820: So I wouldn't do it.  I would not think twice about buying a quieter one.
[09:33] <Bray90820> I once moded a PSU and it has worked well for the past 3 years
[09:33] <Bray90820> But on an always on PC idk
[09:34] <meganerd> Bray90820: I don't cheap out on or mess with PSUs, so I am not the guy and this is probably not place to ask :)
[09:35] <Siente> Hello guys, can I use the PenDriveLinux for 64-bit Ubuntu 14.10
[09:35] <Bray90820> meganerd: Alright
[09:35] <Bray90820> Thanks for what you could answer
[09:35] <meganerd> np
[10:02] <mehdi_> hi fellas how can i add lines to my resolve.conf? since it will be overwritten
[10:02] <pvinis> hello. i got a vps and it has 14.04 lts but with 2.6.32 kernel
[10:03] <pvinis> is there a way to upgrade it to 3?
[10:03] <mehdi_> have you tried apt-get update && apt-get upgrade ?
[10:05] <bekks> pvinis: Most likely no, since your hoster uses a customized kernel for your VPS being able to boot.
[10:05] <pvinis> aha
[10:05] <pvinis> f*ckers..
[10:05] <pvinis> ok. then im canceling it
[10:05] <bekks> Cancelling what?
[10:05] <pvinis> do you know any normal cheap vps in europe?
[10:06] <pvinis> canceling the vps i got from them
[10:06] <bekks> pvinis: As the V in CPS indicates, all VPS are _virtuall_ private servers, running customized kernel for being able to boot.
[10:06] <bekks> V in VPS.
[10:06] <pvinis> yea ok but other vps have kernel 3.10 etc
[10:07] <bekks> You need to get a dedicated root server (as they are called in Europe), for getting around that limitation.
[10:07] <pvinis> so if i get a vps at least i should have a new ekrnel
[10:07] <bekks> pvinis: 3.10 isnt the current 14.04 kernel either.
[10:07] <monkwitdafunk> What you run is the userspace aside from the kernel
[10:07] <pvinis> i want to run docker
[10:07] <bekks> pvinis: And just because they are using 2.6.32 or 3.10 it doesnt indicate that they did not apply latest security patches.
[10:08] <monkwitdafunk> Me too
[10:08] <pvinis> and docker says it wants 3.10
[10:08] <Crucidal> hi
[10:08] <winterchillz> good morning ... or afternoon, not sure
[10:08] <monkwitdafunk> I believe ubuntu has kernel 3.16
[10:08] <Crucidal> morning :-)
[10:08] <msodrew> nux
[10:09] <msodrew> morning
[10:09] <bekks> !info linux-image trusty
[10:09] <pvinis> yea i mean >3
[10:09] <Crucidal> I'm quite new to ubuntu (and linux in general)
[10:09] <pvinis> so i have to find another vps provider with >3 kernel
[10:09] <bekks> !info linux-image-generic trusty
[10:09] <winterchillz> 'Linux version 3.16.0-31-generic' that's 2 days old Ubuntu 14.04 LTS install
[10:09] <Crucidal> and of course... Iḿ running into problems that I cannot solve 0=)
[10:10] <bekks> winterchillz: Thats the utopic hardware enablement stack kernel version.
[10:10] <winterchillz> !ask | Crucidal
[10:10] <msodrew> i just did a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.10 in a VMWare Fusion 7 vm.... only to find out after an hour that the shared folders / hgfs mount feature does not work with the 14.10 kernel and/or 64-bit linux :|
[10:10] <Crucidal> Oh, ok
[10:10] <bekks> msodrew: Works fine with 64bit vms.
[10:10] <msodrew> gcc fails
[10:10] <msodrew> i think it has to do with the 3.16 kernel
[10:10] <winterchillz> bekks: I'll just pretend I know what you mean until I get better knowledge in Ubuntu :)
[10:11] <bekks> msodrew: Do you mind to pastebin the entire output and provide the URL?
[10:12] <cpt> hi, why when i install/boot ubuntu i get this error :SMBus base address uninitialized - upgrade BIOS or use force_addr=0xaddr
[10:12] <msodrew> https://github.com/rasa/vmware-tools-patches/issues/21 << same issue
[10:12] <msodrew> bekks: https://github.com/rasa/vmware-tools-patches/issues/21 << same issue *
[10:13] <bekks> msodrew: And whats the output YOU see? :)
[10:13] <msodrew> bekks: https://communities.vmware.com/thread/493566 << note that the kernel version matters
[10:13] <msodrew> thats the same output i get
[10:13] <msodrew> i can copypasta it for you
[10:13] <bekks> msodrew: Thats what I asked for.
[10:13] <Crucidal> I have a Radeon R9 270x. using Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS. The current hardware in a Windows enviroment has no problem to load Minecraft with x64 resourcepacks. But in this environment everything becomes white. afaik I cannot install proprietary software. Can I treak the x.org drivers somehow?
[10:13] <msodrew> bekks: word, thanks. hold on
[10:14] <Crucidal> !ask
[10:14] <Crucidal> !patience
[10:17] <msodrew> bekks: https://gist.github.com/drewlustro/d8bd9ab0ff25c8c83566
[10:19] <bekks> msodrew: So did you read the post with the patch for 3.16, in the link you provided?
[10:19] <msodrew> that patch is for open-vmware-tools
[10:20] <msodrew> i tried to get that via git after uninstalling the official vmware-tools
[10:20] <msodrew> there's not much documentation on the sourceforge project page
[10:20] <msodrew> and then i just decided screw it.. i should probably install the LTS version @ 32-bit and save myself some hours (or days)
[10:20] <msodrew> unless you have a magic solution, bekks ;)
[10:20] <bekks> msodrew: USe the 64bit 14.04 :)
[10:21] <msodrew> bekks: does that have an older kernel?
[10:21] <msodrew> pre 3.16?
[10:21] <bekks> msodrew: 3.13
[10:22] <msodrew> bekks: coolsauce
[10:22] <msodrew> bekks: i will try that now, thank you
[10:23] <gojira_> ubuntu cannot see an os on my hdd when tryin to install it...
[10:23] <gojira_> sees it as a blank slate for some reason
[10:25] <gojira_> but at one point i had it working on that same hard-drive
[10:25] <cpt> why when i install/boot ubuntu i get this error :SMBus base address uninitialized - upgrade BIOS or use force_addr=0xaddr     |     please any help?
[10:26] <gojira_> i'm thinkin the grub file got corrupted on the hdd
[10:26] <gojira_> which is a variation of my problem :/
[10:29] <tnkhanh> !help
[10:29] <tnkhanh> !fun
[10:29] <darthdeus> hey guys, if anyone has a sec http://serverfault.com/questions/672228/how-should-i-manage-a-long-running-server-process-on-ubuntu :)
[10:30] <Squall5668> cpt: I can recall that error on a virtual machine only. It did nothing really and you could safely ignore it
[10:30] <cpt> squall5668 so its ok? if i ignore?
[10:30] <Squall5668> cpt: Ofcourse if you are on a physical install then disregard
[10:31] <bekks> darthdeus: and whats the actual issue?
[10:32] <darthdeus> bekks: the issue is that I don't know how to do this
[10:32] <bekks> darthdeus: you dont know how to do what?
[10:32] <darthdeus> bekks: managing processes as described in the question in the link http://serverfault.com/questions/672228/how-should-i-manage-a-long-running-server-process-on-ubuntu
[10:32] <bekks> darthdeus: Yeah, whats the actual issue?
[10:33] <bekks> darthdeus: That post describes your end goal, but not a specific issue you are dealing with :)
[10:33] <darthdeus> bekks: well the specific issue is that I have a process that I want to run on the background, but I don't know how to do it in a proper way
[10:34] <bekks> darthdeus: Is that a third party application, or what is it? :)
[10:34] <genoa> bekks:  Daemon is the keyword you are looking for
[10:34] <darthdeus> bekks: it's my own app
[10:34] <bekks> genoa: Nope, thats not what I am looking for ;)
[10:34] <darthdeus> bekks: i've only ever deployed ruby apps, where the app has daemonization built in, but this app doesn't, so i need to manage it externally
[10:34] <darthdeus> but I don't know if ubuntu has any builtin features that make this easier
[10:35] <bekks> darthdeus: So which Ubuntu release are you on?
[10:35] <genoa> bekks: what does this "app" do?
[10:35] <bekks> genoa: I dont know what his app does.
[10:35] <bekks> genoa: You need to ask him ;)
[10:35] <darthdeus> bekks: 14.04
[10:35] <bekks> darthdeus: you need to create an upstart service then.
[10:35] <darthdeus> well it listens on a port and i forward to it through nginx as a reverse proxy, but that part is taken care of
[10:35] <bekks> !upstart | darthdeus
[10:36] <darthdeus> bekks: upstart is like /etc/init.d ?
[10:36] <bekks> darthdeus: No, as ubottu just said, upstart is a replacement for SYSV init.
[10:37] <darthdeus> hmm
[10:38] <genoa> bekks: who is this "he"?
[10:39] <bekks> genoa: "darthdeus"
[10:41] <darthdeus> upstart seems to be doing what I need :) thanks guys
[10:47] <darthdeus> wow it actually works :O
[10:50] <msodrew> bekks: 14.02 LTS 64-bit worked immediately. thanks ;]
[10:58] <Bl3u2or> question for experienced programmer. i have set up apache and installed phpstorm on ubuntu 14.04. ready to learn some php now, but... how to go about It? Do I work with files in var/www or hook up phpstorm with that directory, or do some linking to the home folder? Im not sure what to do. please help me get started.
[11:06] <kwesidev> when will ubuntu 15.04 be released??
[11:06] <vlt> kwesidev: In 04-2015?
[11:09] <floodplain> Hi all, I'm on 14.04 and trying to install a package when I get this error: qt4-dev-tools:i386 but it is not installable - any suggestions?
[11:16] <bibi-23> What happens if I create a user with "useradd" and I haven't set a paswword yet?
[11:17] <bibi-23> I mean is it already a valid user?
[11:18] <bekks> bibi-23: Sure. The user just cant login.
[11:20] <bibi-23> bekks: ok I see, I've made some tests and I think without password the only way to "be" this user is to "sudo -u username command" right?
[11:20] <Bubba> Hi
[11:21] <Bubba> Is there anyone here could help me with Ubunti wireless please?
[11:22] <vlt> bibi-23: You could place an ssh pubkey in ~user/.ssh/autorized_keys and log in.
[11:22] <Bubba> me?
[11:26] <nodedfree> i executed by mistake the command > # rsync -ave ssh .
[11:26] <nodedfree> what just append??
[11:26] <Bubba> idk
[11:27] <nodedfree> i stopped as quickly as i could, but many files where doing something
[11:27] <Bubba> < -- trying to get some help with ath9k wireless
[11:28] <Squall5668> nodedfree: you did put it in -v (verbose). Did you not get an output?
[11:28] <nodedfree> Squall5668, no, i've pasted the command as executed
[11:29] <nodedfree> i saw many lines of files, i don't know where they were copied
[11:35] <Squall5668> The directory you are currently in
[11:36] <Bubba> *sits on the sofa and opens pringles
[11:36] <nodedfree> Squall5668, so actually nothing were affected ?
[11:37] <Squall5668> Yeah, most likely
[11:37] <nodedfree> i tried to located the files and i didn't see any duplicated
[11:37] <nodedfree> dplicates
[11:37] <nodedfree> i won't fix this again
[11:37] <Squall5668> what were you trying to do with rsync?
[11:38] <bekks> nodedfree: What was the command you executed?
[11:39] <nodedfree> rsync -ave ssh .
[11:39] <nodedfree> there is a dot
[11:39] <bekks> nodedfree: but no target specificuation.
[11:39] <nodedfree> i know that what is weird
[11:39] <bekks> *specification
[11:39] <nodedfree> still files were flying
[11:40] <bekks> So pastebin a few lines that are "flying".
[11:40] <Bubba> *looks in Pringles tube (empty) and no ath9k wifi either :(
[11:40] <Squall5668> !patience | Bubba
[11:41] <Bubba> ubotto, no one has replied to ask what the problem is yet so won;t know the answer
[11:41] <Bubba> and yeah, been googling for months :)
[11:41] <bekks> !bot | Bubba
[11:41] <k1l_> Bubba: did you give a full detailed support question yet?
[11:42] <Bubba> Not yet, I asked for help though and thought someone may ask whats up
[11:42] <k1l_> Bubba: that is not how it works here. ask  tha full detailed question and see if someone can help. but asking to ask is not leading anywhere
[11:43] <Bubba> problem is, ath9k driver fails to compile and I can;t see any 5GHz channel
[11:43] <Bubba> my bad
[11:45] <Bubba> am running 14.10 Utopic and tried to recomile ath9k driver from compat drivers, but still fails to compile - idk enough to find out why
[11:45] <k1l_> is this a known issue with your card? what card is it? why does the compile fail? what exact messages do you get?
[11:45] <k1l_> Bubba: details matter "my car is broken" will not help the mechanic find whats wrong, too :)
[11:46] <Bubba> there's lots of problems with Ubuntu and ath9k - reg dom setting blocking 5GHz channels - tried lots of workarounds using CRDA (one of which is to recompile the drivers using compat drivers) but none seem to work
[11:47] <bekks> Bubba: "lots of problems" and "none seem to work" are just meaningless generic statements
[11:49] <Bubba> wow poeple full of attitude today
[11:50] <daftykins> looks fine to me, you're reading them wrong.
[11:50] <Bubba> you want me to list everything i've tried since 12.10 and why it's not worked?
[11:50] <daftykins> we only care about current supported releases :)
[11:50] <Bubba> 14.04 LTS supported yes?
[11:51] <daftykins> of course.
[11:51] <lambert> Bubba: Currently supported: 10.04 LTS (server), 12.04 LTS, 14.04 LTS, 14.10]
[11:51] <Bubba> ok, well comile also failed in 14.04 :)
[11:52] <daftykins> right well you have to actually show us some errors to get anywhere
[11:52] <daftykins> "it dun work" doesn't give us much to go on :)
[11:52] <daftykins> !paste | Bubba share it via this
[11:52] <Bubba> I upgraded to 1.10 Utopic yesterday nad tried to recompile the ath9 driver with followin error:
[11:52] <daftykins> make sure you don't paste in here
[11:52] <Bubba> scripts/Makefile.build:263: recipe for target '/home/<user>/Desktop/compat-drivers-3.9-rc4-2-s/net/rfkill/rfkill-gpio.o' failed make[3]: *** [/home/<user>/Desktop/compat-drivers-3.9-rc4-2-s/net/rfkill/rfkill-gpio.o] Error 1 scripts/Makefile.build:404: recipe for target '/home/<user>/Desktop/compat-drivers-3.9-rc4-2-s/net/rfkill' failed make[2]: *** [/home/<user>/Desktop/compat-drivers-3.9-rc4-2-s/net/rfkill] Error 2 Makefile:1333: reci
[11:52] <daftykins> *sigh*
[11:53] <SCHAAP137> Bubba, use a paste website
[11:53] <SCHAAP137> pastie.org, paste2.ca, something like that
[11:53] <daftykins> i've already invoked the factoid, you're just repeating
[11:54] <lambert> Bubba: make &> results.txt
[11:55] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[11:55] <animalroam> !help libtool
[11:55] <lambert> paste the content of the resulting file results.txt to here http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[11:55] <ntsp> How can I start an X11 based application on boot on ubuntu server?
[11:56] <ntsp> (yes Xorg is installed and setup correctly
[11:56] <ntsp> )
[11:57] <lambert> ntsp: startx  ??
[11:57] <gwagsi> hello guys just wana know if backbox is the best linux
[11:57] <daftykins> !backbox
[11:57] <ntsp> lambert I meant on boot, I already have the command to start it and the user that  I want it to run on but cant seem to set it up to run on boot
[11:57] <daftykins> gwagsi: there is no such thing as best
[11:59] <daftykins> but joining channel 'A' to talk about distribution 'B' is definitely never a good start ;)
[11:59] <lambert> ntsp: lightdm
[12:00] <Bubba> Lambert: results.txt No such file or directory
[12:01] <lambert> Bubba:  make &> results.txt <--- type this ?
[12:01] <Bubba> That's what I typed, also tried it to run it with sudo and same output
[12:02] <Bubba> wrong directory, 1 min (sorry)
[12:03] <lambert> Bubba: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Pastebinit then
[12:09] <Bubba> Lambert: now pasted
[12:09] <bekks> Bubba: Now you need to tell us the URL :)
[12:10] <Bubba> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10485915/
[12:10] <bekks> Bubba: Why are you using a mainline kernel?
[12:11] <Bubba> If I knew the answer to that I would probably be helping myself :)
[12:11] <bekks> Well, the mainline kernel is not installed automagically, but by the user.
[12:12] <Bubba> only updates I;ve installed are either via Sunapitics or recommnded by google search to resolve my problem
[12:12] <k1l_> Bubba: see if "linux-generic" is installed
[12:12] <k1l_> with "sudo apt-get install linux-generic
[12:14] <Bubba> is just installing, so it wasn't already
[12:15] <k1l_> when its done please show a "dpkg -k | grep linux-image" in a pastebin
[12:15] <rnat> lambert is now rnat :P
[12:16] <MagePsycho>  getting error on cron mysql backup: /var/www/db-backup.sh: line 17: /backup/cron-dump-2015-03-01.sql.gz: Permission denied
[12:16] <MagePsycho> mysqldump: Got errno 32 on write
[12:16] <bekks> MagePsycho: So fix your permissions, and please do not crosspost.
[12:17] <Bubba> dpkg -k unknown option
[12:17] <MagePsycho> bekks: i can write any thing
[12:17] <bekks> MagePsycho: Obviously you cant.
[12:17] <MagePsycho> so it’s not related to permission i guess
[12:17] <k1l_> Bubba: sorry typo: "dpkg -l |grep linux-image"
[12:17] <MagePsycho> bekks: context permission ;)
[12:17] <bekks> MagePsycho: It clearly IS a permission issue, the error states: "Permission denied". What do you think is it? :)
[12:17] <bekks> MagePsycho: What is "context permission"?
[12:18] <MagePsycho> bekks: /usr/bin/mysqldump -u $username -p$password $dbName | gzip > $backupDir/$fileName.sql.gz
[12:18] <barcelos> aa
[12:18] <bekks> MagePsycho: and you dont have permission to write that target file.
[12:18] <MagePsycho> bekks: is the cron command
[12:18] <Bubba> results here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10486004/
[12:19] <MagePsycho> if i run the same command manually then everything works
[12:19] <MagePsycho> bekks: so wondering..
[12:19] <bekks> MagePsycho: So which permissions does "/backup" have? And which user is running that cron?
[12:19] <k1l_> Bubba: "sudo apt-get purge linux-image-3.16.0-031600-generic"  that will remove the mainline kernel. after a reboot you will be on the regular ubuntu kernel back again.
[12:20] <MagePsycho> bekks: makes sense.. backup has root permission and crontab is running as mager user
[12:20] <Bubba> ok, so purge reboot and try to recompile again?
[12:20] <bekks> MagePsycho: So you have a permission issue.
[12:20] <barcelos> k1l_: are you an ubuntu employee?
[12:20] <MagePsycho> bekks: Yup man
[12:21] <k1l_> Bubba: i dont know if that works then, but then we removed a manually installed old kernel from august 2014 and can sort that out as a possible issue
[12:21] <Bubba> ok, brb after reboot
[12:22] <k1l_> barcelos: no. but what is your actual ubuntu support issue?
[12:22] <barcelos> k1l_:  none
[12:22] <blackjack_> pardon me but im trying to port ubuntu touch but tripped up over this particular issue
[12:23] <blackjack_> cananyone point me in the right direction?
[12:23] <k1l_> blackjack_: better ask in #ubuntu-touch but keep in mind that most specialists are on weekend sparetime :)
[12:23] <blackjack_> ah thanks
[12:24] <blackjack_> yea I understand, I just now found the time to start porting lol
[12:24] <rnat> porting it to ?
[12:24] <blackjack_> samsung galaxy s2 (t-mobile version)
[12:26] <rnat> blackjack_: have you ported touch to any device in the past?
[12:26] <blackjack_> rnat, no
[12:26] <rnat> blackjack_: https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/ubuntu-for-devices/porting-new-device/ read this??
[12:27] <blackjack_> read through the whole guide before starting though, the process looked pretty straight forward enough for me to give it a shot
[12:27] <natus> When I shutdown my computer and when I restart it, I have always crash messages. Not because there are bugs, because Ubuntu shutdowns to quickly and maybe it doesn't wait that the applications are closed. How can I resolve my problem?
[12:27] <blackjack_> yea that's exactly what im following
[12:27] <natus> On Windows, we can modify the reg to change the shutdown session time. In Ubuntu, is like "Shutdown" and immediately it's done and it crashes softwares that give me messages after the restart.
[12:27] <natus> I thought about doing a script that deletes the crash folder after the restart but I want to understand the problem here and find a better solution.
[12:28] <rnat> blackjack_: you must be rich to take such a huge risk on an expensive device ;)
[12:28] <blackjack_> rnat, lol I got only for 100 bucks from a friend last year
[12:29] <vojta> ho
[12:29] <vojta> hi dronr
[12:29] <vojta> sory dron
[12:30] <Bubba> am just re running make after a rebot
[12:31] <Bubba> *reboot
[12:31] <rnat> blackjack_: If I were you , I would have done some research on exonys soc with touch .
[12:31] <blackjack_> it's a qualcomn chipset this version
[12:31] <blackjack_> the i900 is the one with the exynos
[12:32] <rnat> blackjack_: I see
[12:32] <k1l_> rnat: blackjack_ you are free to put the mobile device talking into #ubuntu-touch  :)
[12:32] <Bubba> updated results here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10486171/
[12:32] <blackjack_> oh yea my bad
[12:34] <rnat> k1l_: could not resist my curiosity :P
[12:34] <hardtail> is rEFInd still required to dual boot Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro?
[12:35] <rnat> Bubba: remove -Werror from Makefile
[12:36] <rnat> Bubba: is your Makefile pointing to the right directory?
[12:36] <Bubba> how do I check that? I just downloaded compat drivers and unzipped them
[12:37] <k1l_> Bubba: did you try "linux-backports-modules" already before compiling?
[12:38] <Bubba> I seem to recall reading over the last month or two ath9k is included in the newer kernels so not needed?
[12:44] <natus> How can we change the shutdown conditions (for instance the shutdown session time) in Ubuntu? My problem: Ubuntu shutdown too quickly and it's not waiting that all applications are closed.
[12:53] <Bubba> no more ideas?
[13:08] <Bubba> tried looking around, still fails to compile http://paste.ubuntu.com/10486171/
[13:21] <Bubba> Is there anyone here who can actually help or am I wasting my time?
[13:21] <teward> Bubba: patience helps, but have you actually checked to see if the drivers are already present for your system?
[13:22] <jatt> why are you compiling a new kernel? instead of using one from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[13:22] <Finnen> Hello guys! I do have a problem when I am gonna connect with VNC. It do say "Too many authentication failures". I have no idea why :/
[13:22] <teward> If they aren't, did you make sure you got the right driver package for that kernel / compiler
[13:22] <Bubba> teward, am being patiently (ignored) and problem is I;m trying to compile the driver and it's failing
[13:23] <maimster> Morning all.
[13:23] <Bubba> because I was told earlier to uninstall the mainline kernel
[13:24] <jatt> if you don't feel comfortable compiling the kernel you should use the pre-packaged ones
[13:25] <derrzzaa> currently I'm unable to view my display in graphics mode / terminal mode cause display settings are screwed
[13:25] <derrzzaa> any ideas how i can reset them to a supported setting?
[13:25] <derrzzaa> I can't ssh into my machine atm either :|
[13:25] <Bubba> not that I don;t feel comfortable jatt, is more I;m asking for some help (and so far receiving a load of attitude)
[13:26] <cfhowlett> !kernel | Bubba
[13:26] <jatt> exactly
[13:26] <jatt> try a mainline kernel first, only if that doesn't fix your issue, try to compile it yourself
[13:27] <Finnen> Does anyone know how to fix "Too many authentication failures" VNC error?
[13:27] <Bubba> idk if you guys have discovered Google yet, but it's riddled with Ubuntu users struggling with Qualcomm Atheros wifi drivers
[13:27] <k1l_> Bubba: sorry but your attitude is getting more and more aggressive. people tried to help you but they lost motivation since you dont give informations but keep telling them they have a attitude when they ask for details.
[13:27] <k1l_> Bubba: you did not even once tell what actual wifi card you got there.
[13:28] <Bubba> ok, don't mean to come across as agressive, but I think being ignored is rude
[13:28] <k1l_> Bubba: and telling people about google like you did is more attitude than i saw in a week in this channel. so please dont make it more drama than it needs to be
[13:28] <Bubba> and I said quite a few times issue is with ath9k drivers
[13:29] <cfhowlett> Bubba, everyone here is a volunteer.  Experts are rare.  A volunteer may or may not have specific knowledge of your issue at any given time.  Your patience goes a long way. Your courtesy goes even further.
[13:29] <k1l_> Bubba: so you are unable to tell what card you got?
[13:29] <Bubba> I'm almost 50 years old, and within forst 5 minutes here was told off for asking questions (in a support channel)  O.o
[13:29] <k1l_> Bubba: or is it a secret?
[13:30] <BluesKaj> Bubba, whynot just tell those who are trying to help you what they need to know, is that too difficult for you?
[13:31] <jellow> Finnen: What are you trying to connect to ? Do you have access to the server.
[13:32] <Bubba> It's a qualcom athereos wifi card (installed in a laptop) running 14.10 Utopic - 2.4 GHz is really slow and I can;t see any 5GHz channel
[13:33] <k1l_> what gives you "lspci"
[13:33] <Bubba> According to google it's a common problem, and that' what I;m trying to solve - I've tried since 12.10
[13:34] <Bubba> Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 / AR9565 Wireless Network Adapter <<<<<<<<<< this is the card
[13:35] <cfhowlett> Bubba, open terminal.  run the command    lspci            copy and paste the output to fpaste.org
[13:35] <giuseppe_> Salve, sto con ubuntu 12.04 e già da parecchio che non mi fa fare più l'aggiornamento di versione, mi esce l'errore problema di rete, ho provato anche diversi server ma non cambia niente
[13:36] <giuseppe_> Qualcuno mi può aiutare?
[13:36] <cfhowlett> !it | giuseppe_
[13:36] <BluesKaj> cfhowlett, why lspci, he's already posted the device
[13:36] <giuseppe_> ok scusate
[13:36] <cfhowlett> :)
[13:36] <Bubba> s'ok BlueSka will do as I'm told :)
[13:36] <Bubba> Result here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10486964/
[13:39] <k1l_> Bubba: you got pastebinit installed?
[13:39] <Bubba> not that I know of
[13:39] <BluesKaj> looks like the qualcom atheros alright, but could this be a router setting Bubba ? the 5Ghz isn't being broadcast perhaps?
[13:39] <k1l_> please install that with "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" and then run "dmesg | pastebinit" and give the url here
[13:40] <Bubba> It is being broadcast because I have other (non Uuntu devices) connected using 5GHz
[13:41] <BluesKaj> ok Bubba, then that's eliminated
[13:43] <Bubba> BlueSka there are 2 problems here - Eeprom setting on the Atheros card using 'default' RegDom setting and restricting the use of GHz but I can't get CRDA to override the default value + 2.4GHz runs incredibly slowly (common problem apparently)
[13:43] <Bubba> So I'm trying to recompile the ath9k driver to make sure it's installed properly, but it fails to compile
[13:44] <Bubba> failure message here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10486171/
[13:44] <Neldogz> Hi all, i am having trouble sharing folders between my Ubuntu host and Windows computer. I want to be able to share a folder on my Ubuntu so I right clicked on the folder and selected Local Network Share --> Share this folder .. I can see the folder but cant authenticate to it. Any ideas?
 please install that with "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" and then run "dmesg | pastebinit" and give the url here
[13:45] <k1l_> Bubba: ^
[13:47] <_jack> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 15.04 MATE, and I'm quite new to MATE, is it normal that there is no Software Center here?
[13:48] <_jack> Ah, nevermind, was in the "System" section, not the "Applications". Sorry!
[13:48] <Ben64> _jack: please note 15.04 support is in #ubuntu+1 until release
[13:48] <_jack> Ah, ok. Thanks!
[13:48] <Squall5668> Is Mate even supported?
[13:49] <Bubba> kll result here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10487084/
[13:49] <k1l_> Squall5668: yes, and mate ubuntu is official flavour since 15.04. or better "will be"
[13:49] <Ben64> Squall5668: looked it up earlier when someone mentioned it, apparently ubuntu mate is an official flavor starting 15.04
[13:49] <Squall5668> I see, thanks
[13:51] <k1l_> Bubba: [   13.063674] cfg80211: Regulatory domain changed to country: IN
[13:51] <k1l_> did you set it to IN somewhere?
[13:51] <Bubba> apology for appearing agressive, but if I knew the answers to this stuff I wouldn;t be here asking for support so I;m expecting you to ask me questions so I can help you understand the problem
[13:52] <Dorfen> Hey! I just installed ubuntu, fixed some small issues and setup openconnect vpn for cisco anyconnect, after restart when i select the vpn nothing happens?
[13:52] <Dorfen> Where would i go to see a log or such?
[13:53] <Dorfen> I am pretty sure it's some graphical issue, i tried reinstalling alle the vpn plugins, still nothing! Normally i would get the login window appearing?>
[13:54] <Bubba> I've tried setting it to GB kll
[13:56] <k1l_> Bubba: what gives "sudo iw reg get"?
[13:56] <Bubba> 'sudo iw reg set GB' is the command I used after installing crda
[13:56] <Bubba> country GB: DFS-UNSET
[13:57] <k1l_> what does "cat /etc/default/crda" tell you in the last line?
[13:57] <Bubba> REGDOMAIN=IN
[13:58] <k1l_> so you did change that to IN manually?
[13:58] <k1l_> are you in IN or GB?
[13:58] <Bubba> I haven't changed anything to IN, I'm not there
[13:59] <Bubba> 'sudo iw reg set GB'
[13:59] <k1l_> yes, but that is just temporary
[13:59] <k1l_> sudo nano /etc/default/crda
[13:59] <Bubba> hm, ok?
[14:00] <k1l_> then change the laste line to be just "REGDOMAIN=GB". then ctrl+o    for saving and ctrl+x for exit
[14:00] <Bubba> ok, done
[14:02] <k1l_> maybe that was it already. try a reboot to see if its better now.
[14:04] <TheBigDeal> is there a way to install GNOME in Kubuntu with KDE and use them both together?
[14:04] <Bubba> tried 'sudo service network-manager restart' and still the same
[14:05] <jatt> sure you can install both. but why?
[14:05] <k1l_> TheBigDeal: you can install any other desktop enviroment and choose that on the login screen, yes
[14:05] <TheBigDeal> k1l_: Alright!
[14:05] <k1l_> Bubba: what gives sudo iwlist wlan0 chan?
[14:05] <TheBigDeal> jatt: but why?, is that a personal question?
[14:05] <Bubba> output of 'dmesg | grep ath' here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10487320/
[14:06] <jatt> nope, you installed Kubuntu, why install gnome
[14:06] <k1l_> jatt: that is not helping
[14:07] <Bubba> also, output of 'iwlist wlan0' here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10487333/
[14:08] <TheBigDeal> jatt: Yeah, that was really messy, i don't want to reinstall everything again and decide to use GNOME i just wanted to install it alongside with KDE.
[14:09] <TheBigDeal> jatt: your question is like : why you've installed Kubuntu since you want to use GNOME, right? if yes : that was a late decision.
[14:10] <nite> hey
[14:10] <nite> hey
[14:10] <nite> hey
[14:11] <jatt> in any case you can install both and try them out, your system will be messy though :)
[14:11] <nite> i wanna be a rockstart
[14:11] <k1l_> Bubba: and "sudo iwlist wlan0 scan" ?
[14:11] <nite> what u talking bout dude?
[14:11] <nite> where are the helpers?
[14:11] <jellow> !ot | nite
[14:11] <k1l_> nite: stop that trolling. thanks
[14:12] <nite> dude i aint trollin
[14:12] <tangim_> grow up nite
[14:12] <nite> isnt it the ubuntu help chat?
[14:12] <TheBigDeal> jatt: I understand you :)
[14:12] <nite> stfu motherfucker
[14:14] <Bubba> 'iwlist wlan0 scan' output here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10487378/
[14:20] <k1l_> Bubba: i dont see a 5ghz network there
[14:20] <Bubba> from the output 5GHz channel is being blocked by 'default' eeprom value and crda isn;t overriding it - hence no 5GHz wifi availble + 2.4GHz incredibly slow
[14:21] <Bubba> kll, if 5GHz is being blocked by 'default' eeprom setting you wont see one because that atenna will be ignored
[14:22] <Bubba> I can ignore slow 2.4GHz if I can fix 5GHz problem
[14:25] <k1l_> Bubba: honestly: i would file a bug and talk there to the kernel/wifi guys.
[14:26] <Bubba> kll, as I said earlier I;ve tried to fix this problem since 12.10 - afaik there are already bugs for it, but hoped it would be fixed by 14.10
[14:27] <Bubba> what I don't know is why crda override seems to be ignored
[14:27] <k1l_> Bubba: well how should one know and fix it if its no filed as bug?
[14:28] <BluesKaj> I don't understand why 2,4Ghz is so slow ..it's not here, and there must be an underlying problem so i don't think 5Ghz will solve it
[14:28] <k1l_> i am no wifi specialist. but there are some realy strange mainboard and hardware regulations from manufacturerers. so i would ask the kernel/wifi guys and if there is a known fix the describe/attach it to the bug,
[14:29] <neo__> hallo
[14:29] <Bubba> true, hence why I'm trying to recompile the ath9k driver to make sure it's not some underlying problem with the driver itself - but I can;t get it to compile
[14:33] <Bubba> Ubuntu connections manager shows 2.4GHz connection at 65Mb/s whereas speed is up to 300Mb
[14:38] <dupingping> Hi everybody
[14:38] <dupingping> there are no man?
[14:39] <dupingping> no woman?
[14:39] <netan> I am here
[14:39] <k1l_> dupingping: this is the technical ubuntu support channel (and you know that)
[14:39] <dupingping> yes.
[14:39] <dupingping> https://sourceforge.net/projects/ubuntu-dock/files/?source=navbar
[14:40] <Bubba> so is there a way to have crda respect the overridge?
[14:40] <dupingping> It's a Dock in Ubuntu. It's very beautiful one.
[14:40] <dupingping> I am looking one that donate me to develop completely dock.
[14:41] <dupingping> k1l_, ?
[14:41] <k1l_> dupingping: stop spoiling this channel. you know the guidelines about your "women" talks and your advertising and offtopic donations requests.
[14:42] <dupingping> hmm? it's not woman
[14:42] <Protoman> hey im new to linux whats the first thing i should do or try with it ?
[14:43] <EriC^^> !manual | Protoman
[14:43] <k1l_> Protoman: use it as our daily OS :)
[14:45] <ldiamond> I'm on 14.14.02 and when I sleep my laptop and wake it up, I lose internet access. I'm still able to access my local network (I can connect to my router) but I can't access anything else outside (ping google.com doesnt work).
[14:46] <EriC^^> ldiamond, how do you connect to the internet?
[14:46] <ldiamond> I actually have to reboot to fix it (sudo service networking restart fails to stop the service)
[14:46] <EriC^^> ldiamond, try sudo service network-manager restart
[14:46] <ldiamond> EriC^^: Wifi, I tried disconnecting and reconnecting, disabling my wifi with the hardware buttons and reenabling it
[14:46] <sgo11> hi, just fresh install ubuntu 14.04.2 to my thinkpad x201 laptop. did dist-upgrade. there is no sound. any help please? thanks.
[14:46] <EriC^^> ldiamond, oh
[14:47] <sgo11> 64bit
[14:48] <Protoman> how do i remove channels from the side of my chat
[14:48] <EriC^^> Protoman, you mean leave a channel?
[14:48] <k1l_> Protoman: right click, close
[14:49] <sgo11> btw, pulseaudio is not installed. do I need it?
[14:49] <Protoman> I cant right click im on a mac
[14:49] <EriC^^> Protoman, press ctrl+w
[14:49] <EriC^^> ( while in the channel )
[14:49] <Protoman> thanks eric
[14:49] <Daekdroom> sgo11, yes.
[14:50] <sgo11> Daekdroom, this is very weird. why it's not installed by default?
[14:50] <Daekdroom> sgo11, did you see whether anything was removed during dist-upgrade?
[14:51] <Daekdroom> It should be installed by default.
[14:51] <sgo11> Daekdroom, I can't remember. I didn't check the output of dist-upgrade
[14:51] <TheBigDeal> what's the cleanest way to read the kernel system logs on ubuntu?
[14:51] <hardtail> are there any disadvantages of running ubuntu on a virtual machine
[14:51] <EriC^^> sgo11, you could check /var/log/apt/history.log
[14:51] <sgo11> Daekdroom, and I didn't test the audio before dist-upgrade. just did directly after the fresh install. so I have no idea.
[14:52] <Daekdroom> hardtail, performance; you likely won't have accelerated 3D support.
[14:52] <Squall5668> TheBigDeal: all logs are in /var/log. The kernel one too
[14:52] <hardtail> ok so probably best to install native on this laptop then
[14:53] <TheBigDeal> Squall5668: thanks
[14:53] <hardtail> thanks Daekdroom
[14:53] <sgo11> EriC^^, I checked history.log file and search the keyword pulseaudio. nothing there. I just installed pulseaudio. i think I need to reboot the system to see if the audio is working now or not.
[14:53] <EriC^^> sgo11, ok, give it a try
[14:53] <sgo11> ok. brb. need to reboot. thanks. EriC^^
[14:58] <sgo11> EriC^^, Daekdroom Installed pulseaudio and rebooted. ps -ef shows pulseaudio is running. still no sound.
[14:58] <EriC^^> sgo11, is alsa installed too?
[14:59] <sgo11> EriC^^, I can run alsamixer. and nothing is muted.
[14:59] <Bubba> kll, I have an update (possibly call it a fix)
[14:59] <Bubba> Quite why Google is riddled with poeple having the same issue and trying to fix 5GHz is a mystery
[15:00] <Bubba> according to https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers/ath9k the Qualcomm Atheros card is single band only supporting 2.4GHz
[15:00] <sgo11> EriC^^, worked now. I pressed the volumn up button on the keyboard.
[15:00] <Bubba> AR9565
[15:00] <EriC^^> sgo11, great!
[15:01] <sgo11> EriC^^, I have no idea if I pressed the volume up physical button before installing pulseaudio, what will happen...
[15:03] <k1l_> Bubba: well, i did not look up if that card can go 5ghz at all. you did call it 5ghz capable all the time
[15:03] <Bubba> Understood kll :) there is one tweak to the tale 2.4GHz running slowly
[15:04] <EriC^^> sgo11, hmm
[15:04] <Bubba> to resolv this 'sudo gedit /etc/nsswitch.conf' and change [hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4] to read the following [hosts: files dns]
[15:28] <DeepSilence> Can anyone help me with a GRUB problem?
[15:29] <teward> DeepSilence: not without details
[15:32] <delinquentme> IS there a difference between installing apt-get packages on a single line vrs multiple lines with single packages on each?
[15:32] <Squall5668> You save time. That's about it
[15:34] <Saberu> how do i start the x server for x11 forwarding? it says no screens found
[15:35] <OpenTokix> Saberu: you need to install xbase-clients
[15:37] <Saberu> ok thanks
[15:38] <Saberu> does xbaseclients need to be started or configured ? i just installed it with apt get
[15:38] <Saberu> do i need to restart the kernel?
[15:40] <rasta> jah bless. do i need nscd?
[15:41] <rasta> I'm trying to flush dns cache but everything points to Nscd. I dont have it, should i install it?
[15:43] <OpenTokix> Saberu: just install on the host you are trying to x11-forward from
[15:44] <bijoo_> How to install server unattended (e.g. no monitor, but have keyboard); otherwise may be known as preseeding; I have never done this, may you help me?
[15:45] <OpenTokix> bijoo_: It is quite complicated to boot without monitor
[15:45] <rasta>  I'm trying to flush dns cache but everything points to Nscd. I dont have it, should i install it? or rather, how do i flush DNS cache without NSCD?
[15:45] <OpenTokix> bijoo_: how will you know the installation is done?
[15:46] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: I have network; I'd like to SSH.
[15:46] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: right, but how to enable that at first; I can also blindly login to it
[15:47] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: I have other server as well here; can I put the hard disk on that, install?
[15:47] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: thing is, that's Ubuntu server as well
[15:47] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: not done OS install from commandline
[15:48] <Charlie_> hallo, a test or sombody can read this..
[15:48] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: I think there may be a way through VM; any way to install server through that?
[15:48] <bijoo_> Charlie_: ping pong
[15:49] <Charlie_> Thx :)
[15:49] <Saberu> OpenTokix  i am connecting from putty/windows
[15:49] <pooman> Hello
[15:49] <pooman> I installe kde in ubuntu and now it just shows a black screen however the mouse-cursor is still visible and working
[15:50] <pooman> This seems to have occured after installing KDE
[15:52] <Saberu> Error: Can't open display: localhost:12.0
[15:52] <OpenTokix> Saberu: you need to install a xserver on your windows machine
[15:52] <OpenTokix> Saberu: I dont know of any
[15:53] <OpenTokix> bijoo_: yeah, you can bootstrap from another machine
[15:53] <OpenTokix> bijoo_: its quite compllicated things you want to do, kind of hard to cach thru irc
[15:53] <OpenTokix> coach
[15:55] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: I think I figured out what I will do
[15:55] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: I'll start up VirtualBox on laptop; go through Ubuntu installation there; and mimic keyboard on faceless machine
[15:55] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: technically the options should be same
[15:56] <bijoo_> OpenTokix: it would be great to get some beep feedback ;) but it's the only thing I have right now (other than trying to VM install ; and install from one serv to the other)
[15:58] <kexibq> test
[16:00] <Saberu> OpenTokix so putty by itself will not work with x11 forwarding?
[16:00] <Saberu> without an xserver on my local machine?
[16:01] <Saberu> so x11 forwarding forwards screens from the remote to the local x server ?
[16:01] <Saberu> then i connect putty to the local x server?
[16:05] <stego> hello! could anybody help me reset the settings of my unity-greeter / lightdm login screen?
[16:05] <Exagone313> hello, I have two problems: 1) with apt-get update, i am blocked with "100% [Connecting to security.ubuntu.com (2001:67c:1562::14)]"
[16:06] <Exagone313> 2) how to activate ipv6 for fail2ban v0.8.11
[16:07] <dayten> Exagone313: Add -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true when running apt-get
[16:07] <elisabete> oi
[16:07] <Exagone313> dayten: why?
[16:07] <Exagone313> i have ipv6
[16:07] <elisabete> hello
[16:07] <Exagone313> security.ubuntu.com ipv6 does not work?
[16:07] <dayten> ok, can you ping security.ubuntu.com ?
[16:07] <dayten> telnet security.ubuntu.com 80 ?
[16:08] <Exagone313> hmm ipv6 no longer work
[16:08] <Exagone313> wtf?
[16:10] <lusy> hello
[16:11] <Exagone313> so thanks for the tip dayten
[16:11] <lusy> how do I burn an ISO file with KB3
[16:11] <dayten> Exagone313: you're welcome!
[16:11] <Exagone313> i restart my server, maybe ipv6 will work again
[16:11] <k1l_> lusy: burn to what? cd or dvd?
[16:12] <lusy> dvd
[16:13] <k1l_> lusy: i dont have k3b but i bet its in the menu
[16:14] <k1l_> lusy: that should be the same workflow to the task doing on a windows machine. so where is the issue exactly?
[16:14] <kennysmith> ubuntu newbie, question for anyone: trying to run firefox from an unzipped file. Not working to run using  the following:   sh ./firefox   or sh ./firefox-bin or run-mozilla.sh ? Any help greatly apprecaited
[16:14] <pavlos> lusy, find the option to burn an image to dvd, select the iso, that's it. I dont have k3b installed but this is how I remember ...
[16:15] <k1l_> kennysmith: set the file the +x flag to mark it as executable. but do you need to run it and not use the build in firefox?
[16:15] <noumea> kennysmith: just try ./firefox
[16:16] <lusy> then I click button image to be written and then nserisco the iso file
[16:16] <stego> hello! could anybody help me reset the settings of my unity-greeter / lightdm login screen to the default?
[16:18] <noumea> stego: this is the place where you should look at '/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf'
[16:18] <pavlos> stego, http://askubuntu.com/questions/403477/restore-unity-greeter
[16:19] <kennysmith> thanks noumea
[16:20] <fdmdmc> why no poples?
[16:20] <fdmdmc> give redhat irc pls
[16:20] <stego> noumea, pavlos, thank you. but my greeter is working correctly, only all the settings are messed up. for example the icon theme is wrong, no background image etc. what can i do to restore these settings?
[16:20] <k1l_> fdmdmc: this is the ubuntu suppor channel. so ubuntu only in here. if you need help with freenode ask in #freenode
[16:21] <lusy> k1l_,    I extracted the files of two rar files (rar 1 and rar 2) I have broken down and inside there is an iso.file and an .exe file,     how do I burn?
[16:21] <pavlos> fdmdmc, you can search the List of channels for redhat ...
[16:22] <k1l_> lusy: open k3b, press the "burn iso image to dvd" button. burn it. done
[16:26] <andy__> Hey guys. I have to force my second  monitor using xrandr and then rejig the posistions under settings each boot. I was wondering if there was a way to automate this so it can just do it on boot?
[16:29] <noumea> andy__:  have you tried tinkering .xprofile / xorg.conf files?
[16:31] <codeviper> \nick
[16:31] <codeviper> \nick says hello everybody. This is my first attempt for ubuntu dev
[16:32] <codeviper> \who
[16:32] <codeviper> \whois
[16:32] <noumea> codeviper: try forward slash
[16:34] <codeviper> #noumea thanks
[16:44] <lusy> k1l_,    I burned to dvd iso file, now I can put on this dvd-rw  mastered other files not iso?
[16:50] <Novice201y> Hi. After changing from init to systemd in 15.04 my netbook doesn't see an usb modem. How to fix this?
[16:50] <xangua> !15.04 | Novice201y
[16:54] <Exagone313> hello, how to activate ipv6 on Fail2Ban v0.8.11?
[16:54] <Exagone313> i found something for v0.9
[17:00] <winterchillz> Hey guys, I'm having issues with Grub on another PC - I wanted to enable Grub to load into terminal instead of GUI since the PC is not as powerful so I went on and changed /etc/default/grub, the line where it says to boot into console. I ran sudo update-grub and then rebooted the machine
[17:00] <winterchillz> now I only get Blue screen instead of the GRUB menu and the PC freezes
[17:00] <rnat> Exagone313: http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Fail2ban:Community_Portal#IPv6_Experimental_support
[17:03] <Exagone313> rnat: thanks
[17:05] <Exagone313> rnat: it sais to patch the 2 python files, how to do it?
[17:05] <Exagone313> says*
[17:08] <pretodor> guys, story time:
[17:08] <pretodor> i have a oneplus one;
[17:08] <pretodor> whenever I put the phone in recovery mode I can use it as a storage device;
[17:08] <pretodor> only then it shows up on my computer;
[17:08] <pretodor> that's how i transfer files from my laptop to my phone;
[17:08] <pretodor> i put the phone in recovery mode and voila, instant gratification;
[17:09] <pretodor> now it's time for my question:
[17:09] <pretodor> why doesn't the phone show up as an external drive when it's running normally;
[17:09] <TheNumb> pretodor: well, my android phone works no problem.
[17:10] <SchrodingersScat> idk what oneplus is, but I know my phone prefers MTP? is that the protocol? for reasons.
[17:10] <xangua> pretodor: please avoid using enter as a puntuation sign, also what ubuntu release are you using?
[17:11] <pretodor> xangua, 14.04 LTS
[17:11] <rnat> Exagone313: patch failregex.py and filter.py files
[17:11] <Exagone313> rnat: where?
[17:12] <xangua> then as SchrodingersScat, mtp should work out of the box pretodor
[17:12] <Exagone313> I don't know wich is the directory of the current files to patch
[17:12] <Exagone313> which*
[17:12] <pretodor> xangua, I didn't mean to flood. sorry about that.
[17:13] <Exagone313> "failregex.py" and "filter.py"
[17:13] <pretodor> i asked the same question on the Oneplus one channel where nobody could help me. i had all the text ready and i didn't want to re-type everything again.
[17:14] <k1l_> pretodor: so its a oneplusone issue that its not offering itself as mtp correctly?
[17:14] <Exagone313> rnat: of i found it /usr/share/fail2ban/server/
[17:14] <Exagone313> ok*
[17:14] <rnat> Exagone313: yup
[17:15] <philwong> After I installed KDE, my ubuntu just starts into a black screen, the mouse works however I see absolutely nothing but black
[17:15] <pretodor> k1l_, looks like it. as i said, the laptop detects the device when i reboot it in Recovery Mode
[17:15] <pretodor> but when it's running normally i have no luck.
[17:15] <k1l_> pretodor: so get it solved in oneplusone
[17:15] <pretodor> k1l_, nobody managed to help me there
[17:16] <k1l_> try xda-developers
[17:16] <snizzo_> philwong: did you install nvidia proprietary drivers?
[17:17] <philwong> snizzo_: I am using a vmware
[17:17] <TheNumb> pretodor: are you running the factory firmware?
[17:17] <winterchillz> 'm having issues with Grub on another PC - I wanted to enable Grub to load into terminal instead of GUI since the PC is not as powerful so I went on and changed /etc/default/grub, the line where it says to boot into console. I ran sudo update-grub and then rebooted the machine. Now I get blue screen instead of Grub menu and the screen freezes. Any idea?
[17:17] <TheNumb> pretodor: please pastebin the output od dmesg right after you plug in your phone.
[17:17] <rnat> philwong: did you install desktop or netbook
[17:17] <philwong> I can confirm that this issue only happens when starting in the KDE environment, in "Default" it will load perfect
[17:18] <philwong> desktop
[17:19] <rnat> winterchillz: what is your boot priority
[17:19] <snizzo_> philwong: plasma5 or kde4?
[17:19] <pretodor> TheNumb, just a sec
[17:19] <winterchillz> rnat: boot priority?
[17:19] <philwong> I just used this command
[17:19] <rnat> winterchillz: in BIOS
[17:19] <philwong> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[17:19] <snizzo_> 15.04 or 14.10?
[17:19] <philwong> Thats the version I downloaded
[17:19] <winterchillz> rnat: Unsure right now, the PC is at the office
[17:19] <snizzo_> or what version
[17:19] <philwong> 14.01
[17:20] <TheNumb> philwong: there's no such version.
[17:20] <snizzo_> TheNumb: I think he means 14.10
[17:20] <TheNumb> 14.04.2 or 14.04.2
[17:20] <TheNumb> ?
[17:20] <rnat> what exactly did you type into /etc/default/grub
[17:20] <TheNumb> err
[17:20] <TheNumb> derp
[17:20] <philwong> sorry 14.04
[17:20] <winterchillz> rnat: could it be happening because of the boot priority of the devices? Second, let me find an example config
[17:20] <philwong> 14.04.2
[17:20] <rnat> is it a dual boot windows/ubuntu?
[17:21] <rnat> blue screen sounds like windowish
[17:21] <danbower> hey. i'm trying to get all the packages i need in order to correctly build from .deb files. however when i do `apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)` there's no matches.
[17:21] <philwong> I am runnin it in vmware
[17:21] <philwong> It works fine with ubuntus standard environment
[17:22] <winterchillz> well, it's just blue background screen, there's a Win 7 though. In grub config I changed 'GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT' to text and uncommented the 'GRUB_TERMINAL=console' line.
[17:22] <philwong> its only with kde it shows a totaly black screen with only the mouse working
[17:22] <winterchillz> then I ran update-grub
[17:22] <xangua> danbower: did you run apt-get update first? what ubuntu release? are you using a kernel from official repositories?
[17:22] <pretodor> TheNumb, there you go: http://pastebin.com/ZNsW0ifn
[17:23] <pavlos> pretodor, http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/help/adb-devices-returns-permissions-t2840807 ... there is a solution on a post dated 15 Okt 2014
[17:23] <danbower> xangua: yes i've updated. i'm on the trusty release and it seems i'm on 3.10.18. i've used crouton (https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton) to install this
[17:23] <danbower> it seems to be a very minimal install in-light of it running on a chrome book
[17:24] <TheNumb> pretodor: also, I've found this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/505932/ubuntu-14-04-mtp-error
[17:24] <TheNumb> Probably oneplusone is missing a udev rule.
[17:25] <rnat> winterchillz: it seems like the mbr has been overwritten , try windows rescue cd
[17:25] <winterchillz> Doh, I'll just format it tomorrow
[17:25] <winterchillz> bloody windows
[17:26] <uzvermode> exit
[17:26] <danbower> i've tried installing stuff with dpkg but the lack of linux headers seems to be the culprit for some things failing
[17:26] <rnat> no bloody grub
[17:26] <philwong> what is the command to reboot
[17:26] <philwong> sudo-apt-get reboot right?
[17:26] <rnat> winterchillz: grub is a tiny atom bomb
[17:26] <winterchillz> philwong: sudo shutdown -r 1
[17:26] <Exagone313> rnat: i've a problem with patching, the date is wrong
[17:26] <winterchillz> rnat: Yea, I guess you're right. No time to look for Win CD and try to rescue it, I'll just format it
[17:26] <winterchillz> thanks for your time
[17:27] <pretodor> TheNumb, thank you. The askubuntu link did the trick.
[17:27] <Exagone313> rnat: http://pastie.org/private/nhkjxj1vf1dch4rkjx6rha
[17:27] <TheNumb> pretodor: yw :)
[17:27] <jelen_> hi
[17:27] <jelen_> whats this
[17:27] <danbower> any ideas what would be best to do xangua ?
[17:27] <jelen_> whats xangua
[17:27] <jelen_> haha
[17:28] <xangua> danbower: well I know anything about crouton, arm?
[17:28] <winterchillz> jelen_: Ubuntu support channel. If you're about to post something big, use paste.ubuntu.com
[17:28] <pretodor> pavlos, thanks for looking up the other solution. you guys are awesome
[17:28] <xangua> I know nothing I mean*
[17:28] <jelen_> er
[17:28] <jelen_> a strange place
[17:29] <k1l_> !ot | hele
[17:29] <danbower> i was just elaborating. i'm just curious what the best thing to do in my situation. that being none of the ubuntu repositories have linux headers for my kernel version for whatever reason. nov 2013 doesn't seem that old?
[17:30] <TheNumb> danbower: which kernel version?
[17:30] <rnat> Exagone313:  https://github.com/fail2ban/fail2ban/issues try raising an issue here
[17:30] <TheNumb> oh, crouton
[17:30] <danbower> 3.10.18
[17:30] <TheNumb> danbower: It's most likely a customized kernel.
[17:30] <k1l_> danbower: what ubuntu are you on?
[17:31] <TheNumb> So you won't find the headers in the repo.
[17:31] <GraemeLion> danbower, That's likely because the 3.10 series' long term current kernel is 3.10.70.
[17:31] <danbower> the install seemed to be pulling stuff from ubuntu repos
[17:31] <k1l_> oh crouton. yes, that is best to ask the crouton guys
[17:31] <ubuntu> Hello, guys!
[17:31] <Exagone313> rnat: I think I can edit the fiels myself
[17:31] <danbower> `apt-get install linux-headers` does give back some stuff, just the versions are too high
[17:31] <danbower> shall i just try upgrade my kernel? sounds rather daunting
[17:32] <rnat> Exagone313:  :)
[17:32] <TheNumb> danbower: it's probably using the kernel provided by chromeos
[17:32] <Guest75337> this thread didn't help me fixing my problem. http://askubuntu.com/questions/28099/how-to-restore-a-system-after-accidentally-removing-all-kernels
[17:32] <TheNumb> danbower: can you pastebin "cat /proc/version"?
[17:33] <rnat> Guest75337:  that's more like an archlinux way of doing it
[17:33] <rnat> Guest75337: you can try netinstaller
[17:34] <Exagone313> rnat: the patch try to replace a regex, but it changed
[17:34] <TheNumb> rnat: what for?
[17:34] <danbower> TheNumb, http://hastebin.com/ayevujuquh.coffee
[17:34] <TheNumb> danbower: yup, it's using the chromeos kernel.
[17:34] <k1l_> Guest75337: what didnt work with that solution?
[17:34] <danbower> damn
[17:34] <TheNumb> As you can see.
[17:35] <Exagone313> both patch failed
[17:35] <Novice201y> How to fix: PolicyKit authorization failder: challenge needed for org.freedesktop.ModemManager1.Device.Control
[17:35] <TheNumb> danbower: https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton/wiki/Build-chrome-os-kernel-and-kernel-modules
[17:35] <Guest75337> rnat:k1l: the very first steps got me an error.
[17:35] <Guest75337> rnat:k1l:mount: mount point /mnt/dev does not exist
[17:35] <k1l_> danbower: crouton is like a chroot on the underlying chromeOS. so that is not like a real install
[17:35] <TheNumb> Guest75337: where did you mount your ubuntu partition?
[17:36] <k1l_> Guest75337: you missed already one step
[17:36] <danbower> thanks TheNumb. i'll give that a read
[17:36] <Guest75337> k1l: I did the first one
[17:36] <k1l_> Guest75337: be very varefull with howtos and commands you already removed all kernels, that should have made you wake up
[17:36] <Guest75337> TheNumb:k1l:http://paste.ubuntu.com/10489955/
[17:36] <k1l_> Guest75337: please show the command you used
[17:37] <danbower> could i just find the linux headers for my version and install or am i likely to encounter further problems? i'm aiming to get vagrant installed which requires virtualbox
[17:37] <k1l_> Guest75337: so is sdb1 the ubuntu partition on the harddisk?
[17:37] <TheNumb> Guest75337: please include sudo fdisk -l
[17:37] <TheNumb> Guest75337: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[17:37] <TheNumb> should be enough
[17:38] <rnat> Exagone313: maybe it has something to do with "host"
[17:38] <Guest75337> TheNumb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10489963/
[17:39] <k1l_> Guest75337: so you know about your setup that you installed?
[17:39] <Guest75337> k1l: dvdrom
[17:39] <TheNumb> Guest75337: /dev/sdb1 is only 243M big.
[17:39] <TheNumb> It can't be your root filesystem.
[17:39] <k1l_> Guest75337: do you have your ubuntu install encrypted?
[17:40] <k1l_> or why do you have a seperated /boot partition? (if sdb1 is /boot)
[17:40] <Guest75337> k1l:TheNumb: I've booted from cdrom, it doesn't show my hard disk at all
[17:40] <k1l_> Guest75337: see my other questions: what sort of install is that?
[17:41] <Guest75337> k1l_: not sure to be honest. I'm newbie to ubuntu, I didn't install it, just trying to recover it
[17:42] <TheNumb> Guest75337: umount /dev/sdb1 and try mounting /dev/sdb3 instead
[17:42] <Guest75337> k1l_ basically I had ubuntu 14.10 and my brother accidentally removed all the kernels so I booted through the ubuntu 14.10 iso file on cd
[17:43] <mod> tr
[17:43] <mod> ку
[17:43] <mod> привет
[17:43] <philwong> I always used sudo apt-get restart
[17:43] <philwong> or reboot
[17:43] <k1l_> !ru | mod
[17:43] <philwong> and it worked, why the heck does it not work anymore
[17:44] <Guest75337> TheNumb: mount: special device /dev/sdb3 does not exist
[17:44] <k1l_> Guest75337: looks like you got a seperate /boot partition. so unmount sdb1 and mount sdb5 instead
[17:44] <TheNumb> err /dev/sdb5
[17:44] <TheNumb> righto
[17:44] <winterchillz> philwong: apt-get is a package manager and has nothing to do with rebooting the system. Using 'sudo shutdown -r now' will reboot your system immediately
[17:44] <mguy> philwong: you used it to restart what? whole computer? a certain process?
[17:45] <philwong> the whol thing
[17:45] <philwong> it would reboot
[17:45] <Guest75337> k1l:TheNumb: mount: unknown filesystem type 'crypto_LUKS'
[17:45] <mguy> philwong: you sure you weren't using sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now :)
[17:45] <TheNumb> hah
[17:45] <philwong> 100% sure
[17:45] <TheNumb> so it's encrypted
[17:45] <k1l_> Guest75337: ok, so its a encyrpted install (that explaines why sdb1 is the /boot partition)
[17:46] <Guest75337> k1l_: ok, what now?
[17:46] <k1l_> Guest75337: but i am not aware of that sort of setup. so i cant help there
[17:46] <Guest75337> k1l_: thank you anyway :)
[17:47] <TheNumb> Guest75337: try sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb5
[17:47] <TheNumb> err
[17:47] <TheNumb> Guest75337: try sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb5 ubuntu_root
[17:49] <Guest75337> TheNumb: did that, it asked the password, I typed that
[17:49] <Guest75337> TheNumb: now on the left side of the screen ir shows 996 GB Volume
[17:50] <TheNumb> yup
[17:50] <TheNumb> you should be able to mount the volume now
[17:50] <Guest75337> TheNumb: on sbd5?
[17:50] <TheNumb> no
[17:50] <TheNumb> see if there's /dev/mapper/ubuntu_root
[17:51] <SchizoChino> hola
[17:51] <Guest75337> TheNumb: how to check that?
[17:52] <TheNumb> Guest75337: try mounting it?
[17:52] <TheNumb> mount /dev/mapper/ubuntu_root /mnt
[17:52] <Guest75337> TheNumb: mount: unknown filesystem type 'LVM2_member'
[17:53] <TheNumb> ah right
[17:53] <TheNumb> lvm
[17:53] <derrzzaa> anyone recommend a usb soundcard?
[17:53] <TheNumb> Guest75337: just click the icon
[17:53] <TheNumb> see where it gets mounted
[17:54] <TheNumb> and follow the tutorial from there
[17:54] <k1l_> and think of mounting the /boot partition into that
[17:54] <TheNumb> that too
[17:54] <TheNumb> :P
[17:54] <TheNumb> Almost forgot about that one
[17:54] <TheNumb> ^^
[17:55] <Guest75337> how can I know where it gets mounted?
[17:55] <Guest75337> sorry for dumb questions though
[17:55] <TheNumb> Guest75337: type in "mount" in the terminal
[17:55] <TheNumb> it should be mounted in /media
[17:56] <Guest75337> tons of them popped out
[17:57] <Guest75337> but I might thinks it's this one
[17:57] <Guest75337> /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root on /media/ubuntu/e1784e0c-eacf-49ed-8873-c0ae2f1a638d type ext4 (rw,nodev,nosuid,uhelper=udisks2)
[17:57] <TheNumb> yup
[17:57] <TheNumb> Guest75337: do that now: "cd  /media/ubuntu/e1784e0c-eacf-49ed-8873-c0ae2f1a638d; mount /dev/sdb1 boot"
[17:57] <TheNumb> copy&paste should do ;p
[17:58] <TheNumb> Guest75337: now please pastebin the output of "mount".
[17:58] <Guest75337> mount: only root can do that
[17:58] <Guest75337> :D
[17:58] <TheNumb> as root
[17:59] <TheNumb> sudo mount /dev/sdb1 boot
[18:01] <Guest75337> mount said everything is already mounted
[18:01] <Guest75337> when I entered in root
[18:01] <Guest75337> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10490284/
[18:01] <TheNumb> ugh
[18:02] <TheNumb> sudo umount /mnt/boot
[18:02] <k1l_> told you at the beginning to unmount sdb1
[18:02] <TheNumb> ...
[18:02] <Guest75337> :D
[18:02] <TheNumb> read the instructions
[18:02] <TheNumb> or fix the problem yourself
[18:02] <k1l_> Guest75337: if you want your data back you should be more carefull
[18:02] <TheNumb> You've got two choices.
[18:03] <Guest75337> it opened a folder after I unmounted the /mnt/boot
[18:04] <TheNumb> Guest75337: just to be sure umount /dev/sdb1
[18:04] <Guest75337> TheNumb: thank you. Which partition now I should use?
[18:04] <TheNumb> and mount in again while you're inside /media/ubuntu/e1784e0c-eacf-49ed-8873-c0ae2f1a638d
[18:05] <TheNumb> it*
[18:05] <TheNumb> Guest75337: can you pastebin "mount" again?
[18:05] <Guest75337> there's nothing to pastebin
[18:06] <TheNumb> sudo mount
[18:06] <TheNumb> or mount -v
[18:06] <TheNumb> whatever
[18:07] <Guest75337> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10490377/
[18:07] <TheNumb> right
[18:07] <TheNumb> Guest75337: now: "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/ubuntu/e1784e0c-eacf-49ed-8873-c0ae2f1a638d/boot"
[18:08] <Guest75337> done
[18:08] <TheNumb> follow the tutorial from now on
[18:08] <TheNumb> but remember to substitute /mnt with  /media/ubuntu/e1784e0c-eacf-49ed-8873-c0ae2f1a638d/
[18:09] <ConanDaCimmerian> Hey, how is it going?
[18:09] <Guest75337> from which step should I go now?
[18:09] <TheNumb> Guest75337: sudo mount --bind /dev /media/ubuntu/e1784e0c-eacf-49ed-8873-c0ae2f1a638d/dev
[18:09] <TheNumb> Guest75337: adjust the remaining commands yourself
[18:09] <Guest75337> TheNumb: thank you so much! You're genius!
[18:10] <TheNumb> Guest75337: don't leave the channel just yet.
[18:10] <TheNumb> ;p
[18:13] <TheNumb> Guest75337: any issue?
[18:13] <TheNumb> issues*
[18:21] <Guest29601> hello
[18:23] <tnkhanh> hi guyz
[18:23]  * tnkhanh waves hand
[18:33] <twiler> Hello, Everyone! I need help installing a program called "namecoin" on my machine. Every time I try to install it, I get errors that are extremely frustrating, so, I am turning to you guys for help! The following website has the directions I've been following, and I'll also pastebin my results.. OK, website:http://namecoin.info/?p=download (click ubuntu at the bottom), an my pastebin results: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10490733/
[18:33] <col7> I need help with my ubuntu os... it's 14.10.
[18:34] <col7> I am unable to even boot it, due to a black screen, which I suspect is from changing the driver to nvidia
[18:34] <col7> is there a way to restore system defaults?
[18:35] <winterchillz> Guys, does 'chmod' = chown + chgrp?
[18:36] <winterchillz> wait, never mind, my question was retarded
[18:36] <k1l_> winterchillz: no, it sets the permissions
[18:36] <winterchillz> right, thanks k1l_
[18:36] <demoz> Hello, i am a bit confused with ubuntu's graphic details, right now i see "Gallium 0.4 on AMD SUMO". Under options i see several GPU drivers, and in previous tries i ended up messing the whole system. Could anyone advice me which driver to choose : Right now selected "Using X.Org X server - AMD/ATI...", fglrx proprietary,fglrx-updates (proprietary. Which one is best,and could actually show my GPU info ?
[18:38] <twiler> I guess not... I am so sorry guys, I really don't think Ubuntu is for me, since I can't seem to every get anything right. I'm very sorry  I wasted everyone's time here over the last week and a half.. I think I'm gonna have to go back to windows ::sigh:: again, I AM sorry.. Bye everyone..
[18:39] <ConanDaCimmerian> twiler - do you like learning?
[18:39] <col7> How can I restore the default Xorg graphics driver on my ubuntu machine, if I really can't get it to boot without a black screen? Alternatively: Is there a method to backup my home folder?
[18:39] <kostkon> !patience | twiler
[18:39] <twiler> ConanDaCimmerian, Yes, I love learning.
[18:40] <ConanDaCimmerian> then why go back to m$?  every question you have is a chance to help someone else down the road...
[18:40] <ConanDaCimmerian> I have a stupid question to ask, but im just waiting
[18:41] <twiler> kostkon: I hear what you're saying, or what you're having the bot say.. but I always feel like I just don't get it, and, I'm afraid everyone is gonna think I'm retarded!
[18:42] <ConanDaCimmerian> Everyone starts somewhere...
[18:42] <winterchillz> twiler: what ConanDaCimmerian said
[18:42] <k1l_> twiler: you installed a 14.10 repo on to your 14.04. that is meant to break apart.
[18:42] <ioria> twiler:  why don't you  build itfromsource ?
[18:42] <bekks> twiler: And noone learned everything withing a week and half.
[18:43] <ConanDaCimmerian> It is important to never forget where you came from.
[18:43] <winterchillz> Ubuntu and Linux can be tricky to get into and breaking it every now and then can happen
[18:43] <k1l_> twiler: so that is the same on windows 8 if you want to install stuff only made for windows95
[18:43] <winterchillz> but don't feel discouraged, with time, everything starts to make sense :)
[18:43] <bekks> winterchillz: The same applies for other OS.
[18:44] <winterchillz> bekks: I guess you're right, I'm speaking from personal experience. Or maybe I'm disregarding the fact of how long it took me to get used to Windows since I was very young when I started using a PC
[18:44] <twiler> Last time I asked for help installing the eclipse IDE, this guy in here told me I should fu** off cause if  was "too stupid to figure out the terminal, I was too stupid to EVER program an app.."
[18:45] <ConanDaCimmerian> there are always dicks on the internet
[18:45] <k1l_> guys. can we focus on actual support again?
[18:45] <ConanDaCimmerian> sadly.
[18:46] <twiler> I don't understand what "building it from source" even means
[18:46] <winterchillz> twiler: Again,  I second ConanDaCimmerian opinion. Now, let's focus on support again and get that eclipse IDE installed if you still need it ;)
[18:46] <Codmadnesspro> How would I setup a proxy server for the ps3? I can't find any tutorials on doing this.
[18:47] <twiler> LOL, thanks a lot, winterchillz!
[18:47] <ioria> i remember when installed code:block on slackware ... i spent 4 days
[18:47] <demoz> Codmadnesspro why do you need proxy server for the ps3(playstation 3 right?) if i may ask?
[18:48] <k1l_> twiler: did you read the error messages you posted in the pastebin? do you understand them?
[18:48] <Codmadnesspro> So i can use hulu
[18:49] <ConanDaCimmerian> are there any adverse side effects of addign 'acpi=off apm=off' to the grub default entry?  (This is for a headless server that is randomly dropping from the network)
[18:49] <ConanDaCimmerian> *adding
[18:49] <bekks> ConanDaCimmerian: Yes, you will not be able to use ACPI features.
[18:50] <ConanDaCimmerian> Is that an issue? or I just want a server that doesnt drop off my network lol.  Im not to worried about power management yet
[18:51] <Codmadnesspro> Since I can't use a vpn on the ps3 I need a proxy server setup
[18:51] <bekks> ConanDaCimmerian: And do you know its related to ACPI, when it drops networking?
[18:51] <ConanDaCimmerian> Not at all
[18:51] <ConanDaCimmerian> my guess is it goes to sleep, but it is headless, so im not 100% sure
[18:52] <bekks> ConanDaCimmerian: Is it a VPS?
[18:52] <ConanDaCimmerian> nope, old standalone machine
[18:54] <bekks> ConanDaCimmerian: So just take a look at the logs.
[18:57] <ConanDaCimmerian> any one in particular? just /var/log/syslog ?
[19:00] <clint_> Greetings
[19:01] <clint_> I've a problem - I logged into xubuntu shell and cant see my mouse to logoff and switch shells - cant open terminal either
[19:03] <clint_> any way to force boot into gnome shell?
[19:04] <wlodpolm> ctrl alt backspace?
[19:04] <clint_> ctrl alt backspace?
[19:04] <wlodpolm> it should log out out of x
[19:04] <EriC^> clint_, press ctrl+alt+f1 and type sudo service lightdm restart
[19:05] <EriC^> clint_, or sudo service gdm restart
[19:05] <Knight80> Hello everyone!
[19:05] <Knight80> Good evening from Spain
[19:06] <clint_> ok got it...
[19:06] <winterchillz> hello Knight80, just fyi
[19:06] <winterchillz> !es | Knight80
[19:06] <clint_> entered command login and password... now it's waiting...
[19:06] <Knight80> winterchillz Thank you, but I can speak English :)
[19:06] <Knight80> Is there anyway to get rid of Unity, once I have installed Lxde?
[19:07] <winterchillz> Alright :) Just wanted to make sure you're feeling comfortable
[19:07] <bekks> Knight80: Just uninstall it.
[19:07] <cfhowlett> Knight80, logout.  choose lxde.  login
[19:07] <Knight80> winterchillz Thank you very much
[19:07] <Knight80> :)
[19:08] <Knight80> bekks Yes, but... Will my computer stop working without Unity, which is the default desktop environment?
[19:08] <Knight80> I'm with Ubuntu 14.10
[19:08] <cfhowlett> Knight80, no it will not stop working
[19:09] <Knight80> thank you
[19:09] <Knight80> ;)
[19:09] <cfhowlett> Knight80, BUT if you truly prefer lxde, consider installing lubuntu
[19:09] <Knight80> cfhowlett I will, thanks again
[19:09] <cfhowlett> Knight80, happy2help
[19:12] <p1und3r> Hello, does anyone know how to use initmkramfs and kvm to boot custom kernels in VM on ubuntu?
[19:24] <Mr_Hales> Hello.
[19:25] <twiler> Hey guys, does anyone here use a ps2 emulator that would be willing to walk me through setting it up?
[19:26] <twiler> I have downloaded the files, but, sadly I cannot seem to run it!
[19:27] <twiler> Hello, Mr_Hales, what's up?
[19:27] <Mr_Hales> I am thinking about getting a pair of HP Pavilion 23xt's for my kids as a decent, entry-level computer. The problem I am having is that, according to Ubuntu.com, these computers come pre-installed with Ubuntu in some regions of which the United States is apparently not one. This pre-install is evidentally a special mix of Ubuntu developed by HP but I can't locate the image for that version of Ubuntu and HP support is less than he
[19:27] <Mr_Hales> lpful. Refers to installing Ubuntu as a downgrade, for instance.
[19:27] <Mr_Hales> Hi, twiler.
[19:27] <Mr_Hales> Anybody know where I might be able to get my hands on the image HP uses for the Pavilion 23?
[19:28] <Mr_Hales> I am worried that a vanilla install may not work out of the box, as it were.
[19:28] <cfhowlett> Mr_Hales, gotta ask HP but the image may not be so exclusively customized
[19:29] <cfhowlett> Mr_Hales, for instance, I just bought a precision dell m3800 and with UBUNTU oem.  I installed ubuntustudio, added the nvidia driver and everything works fine
[19:29] <twiler> LOL, dude, if they come pre-installed with windows 8 (or 8.1), it invovles entering the bios and changing the boot sequence, and altering spmething called the EEFI, which is a pain in the butt!
[19:29] <wlodpolm> ubuntu works with eufi
[19:29] <twiler> Windows 8 uses ASICs to assist it in booting up.
[19:30] <twiler> I know that, wlodpolm, I'm running ubuntu on a toshiba windows 8 laptop right now.
[19:30] <ozbrk> hi guys I need help with firefox in ubuntu accutaly. My facebook experience is just hell with that browser firefox is really slow even if I tried to disable plugins what should I do ( Google chrome doesn't rendering correctly and opera has the same problem either )
[19:30] <Mr_Hales> I don't mind the idea of exploring UEFI. Never done so before but I don't imagine it can be too terribly difficult.
[19:30] <twiler> I'm just lettin Mr_Hales know that its' a pain in  the a$$
[19:30] <Mr_Hales> What's EEFI?
[19:31] <cfhowlett> Mr_Hales, for sanity sake, spend some time tracking down the ubuntu/linux product manager at HP.
[19:31] <cfhowlett> !uefi | Mr_Hales
[19:32] <twiler> It's a windwS 8 THING, dude:
[19:32] <twiler> http://anewdomain.net/2013/07/23/windows-8-safe-secure-boot-and-eufi-deep-dive-how-it-works/
[19:32] <DJones> twiler: UEFI dual boot for me was simple, go into bios, disable secure boot, install Ubuntu alongside windows, nothing else to do
[19:32] <twiler> Check that out, and then you'll understand what I'm talking about!
[19:33] <twiler> Yeah, Djones, it's not very complicated, it's just a littel bit different than it used to be, is all
[19:33] <wlodpolm> i didn't even have to go in my bios of course i immediately made a restore image of win8 then wiped and installed linux
[19:33] <EriC^^> twiler, uefi isn't hard or anything, it's just that some manufacturers make it very hard to install non-windows os as the primary os
[19:34] <Mike9863> Ubuntu is playing sounds through both my speakers and headphones when I have the headphones plugged in. This just started happening today and I'm not sure why. I tried restarting my computer and it still happens. I have not made any recent changes. Any help?
[19:34] <EriC^^> twiler, hp and toshiba have some products that make it harder, afaict
[19:34] <twiler> Djones: That's exactly what I was tring to warn Mr_Hanes about, sakme to you , EriC^^
[19:34] <twiler> same to you*
[19:34] <tnkhanh> hi guys
[19:34]  * tnkhanh waves hand
[19:35] <twiler> Hey, tnkhanh! sup?
[19:35] <EriC^^> twiler, it's still pretty ok
[19:36] <twiler> EriC^^: Does this message appear red to you?
[19:36] <EriC^^> yeah
[19:37] <twiler> OK, that's good. Does this one ,too? EriC^^
[19:37] <EriC^^> yeah
[19:37] <winterchillz> Which is the Ubuntu log file that contains the information about failed sudo authentication and users that used 'sudo'? I can't see /var/log/secure on my system
[19:38] <EriC^^> winterchillz, auth.log
[19:38] <winterchillz> thank you EriC^^
[19:38] <ioria> syslog ?
[19:39] <twiler> Awesome, dude, EriC^^, so as long as your screen name appear somewhere in the text, it alerts you! Now we hve to see if it works on multiple people, Tinkanh, and winterchillz! Does this nessaqge appear red to you guys as well.
[19:39] <ikonia> twiler: enough
[19:39] <ikonia> twiler: this channel is not for you to test your IRC client - people use different clients so will see different things,
[19:40] <winterchillz> ioria: the sudo actions are within auth.log, I failed to see them within syslog, thanks though
[19:41] <twiler> ikonia: I don't particularly care about that. No one is being bothered by my testing it out, except you, who apparently just sit there and wait for somebody to commit some arbitrary infraction so that you may "scold" or "discipline" them, ok?
[19:41] <ikonia> twiler: please don't do it and there will be no problem. Thanks.
[19:42] <twiler> So, can anyone help me with installing an emulator for PS2?
[19:42] <ikonia> you want to install a PS2 emmulator on ubuntu ?
[19:42] <twiler> ikonia: Roger that. 10-4.
[19:42] <twiler> Yeah, ikonia, why>
[19:42] <twiler> Is that gonna be difficult?
[19:43] <ikonia> there are a couple in the repos, I know they have various experiences for different people
[19:43] <ikonia> eg: they are game specific how well they work
[19:43] <ikonia> have a look in the package manager and see which ones are availble first
[19:43] <ikonia> I think there are 2 from memory
[19:43] <Mr_Hales> From what I am seeing, and I could be mistaken, installing Ubuntu actually looks pretty straightforward. Turn off Secure Boot, change boot order I'm sure so I can boot from the install DVD. Turn off FastBoot and SRT and the rest is fairly automagic from what I can see. Has anyone here installed vanilla Ubuntu on any of the HP All-in-Ones lately and could provide further information about gotchas I should be aware of?
[19:44] <css> twiler, I am bothered too by you peace of shit.
[19:44] <twiler> Ok, ikonia, could you help me install them, or point ne to someone who can?
[19:44] <ikonia> css: that is unacceptable
[19:44] <cfhowlett> css, no need for profanity.  stop.
[19:44] <ikonia> css: pleae do not name call or use bad langage in here
[19:44] <twiler> css: what??
[19:44] <ikonia> twiler: ignore him - it won't happen again
[19:44] <twiler> ok.
[19:45] <ikonia> twiler: open the package manager and search for PS2 - see what packages are offered
[19:45] <Mr_Hales> I am actually botherd more about the misspelling of piece.
[19:45] <Mr_Hales> bothered*
[19:45] <winterchillz> let's just drop it
[19:45] <twiler> How do you know it won't happen again?
[19:45] <ikonia> twiler: focus on your question please,
[19:45] <ikonia> he's left the channel
[19:45] <twiler> ok...
[19:45] <twiler>  I apologize.. I just got my feelings hurt, is all.
[19:46] <twiler> Like, why would he say that to me?
[19:46] <TPoJ> twiler: PCSX2 but I have never used it http://www.noobslab.com/2013/01/install-ps2-emulator-in-ubuntu.html
[19:46] <ikonia> twiler: ignore it please
[19:46] <twiler> What did I do to him?
[19:46] <ikonia> twiler: IGNORE IT, some people just want to cause trouble
[19:47] <twiler> TPoJ, thanks for the advice
[19:47] <winterchillz> twiler: focus on what ikonia & TPoJ are saying
[19:47] <twiler> So, what is the best one?
[19:47] <Mr_Hales> I plan on having my kids do all of the installation themselves. It will be a good experience for them and I think it will increase their confidence with computers knowing that, no matter what they do to the system, they can simply reinstall the operating system if it comes to that. Other than the guide on UEFI I am currently reading, is there any advice about HP's version where I might need more specific instructions?
[19:47] <arcsky> do you guys use ? https://fixubuntu.com/
[19:47] <ikonia> twiler: personally I don't think any are good
[19:47] <twiler> Would you guys recmmend?
[19:47] <ikonia> arcsky: no, not at all
[19:47] <twiler> Really?
[19:48] <ikonia> arcsky: it's a nonsense website,
[19:48] <twiler> Why not, ikonia?
[19:48] <ikonia> twiler: I think they are poor and have lots of problems and variations depending on games/hardware
[19:48] <EriC^^> Mr_Hales, i've no idea about installing on the all-in-ones, but i've an hp laptop and i've seen a few others where after you install ubuntu you will still boot to windows directly, you'll have to press esc and choose boot options and select ubuntu
[19:49] <twiler> oh ok, well despite that, could you still walk me through installng one?
[19:49] <Mr_Hales> I won't be dual-booting. I have religious issues with Microsoft.
[19:49] <ikonia> twiler: a.) check in the package manager b.) read the link you where given
[19:49] <ikonia> twiler: do you know how to use the package manager ?
[19:49] <EriC^^> Mr_Hales, the reason is that the bios is hard coded to only boot windows efi files, so what you'll need to do if that happens is rename the grub efi files ( shimx64.efi ) as the windows efi file and delete the entry from the efibootmgr
[19:49] <twiler> ikonia, I'd greetly appreciate any help you provide me!
[19:49] <EriC^^> Mr_Hales, in that case, ignore the above
[19:49] <twiler> No, I don't ikonia
[19:49] <ikonia> twiler: do you know how to use the package manager ?
[19:50] <ikonia> twiler: ok, https://help.ubuntu.com I suggest you read through this and learn the basics of how to use the ubuntu system
[19:50] <ikonia> twiler: that link includes how to use the package manager to install software
[19:50] <twiler> ikonia, I've never used it before, to the best of my recollection, which, I admit isn't that great!
[19:50] <Mr_Hales> So the renaming info I don't need then, yes?
[19:50] <EriC^^> Mr_Hales, if it doesn't boot, which is highly unlikely, it could be cause some uefi need efi/Boot/bootx64.efi to be present, it won't come to that though, i dont think
[19:50] <twiler> OK, ikonia ,thanks
[19:51] <Mr_Hales> Okay, great. Thanks!
[19:51] <twiler> I am reading it right now!
[19:52] <Mr_Hales> Bye, all.  :-)
[19:52] <twiler> Does it include things like why certain files are "executable" just like in windows, and why certain other ones can only be started by "cd\ "-ing into their directory, followed by ./program_name??
[19:52] <ikonia> twiler: rad it
[19:52] <arcsky> ikonia: what is that about?
[19:53] <ikonia> read
[19:53] <twiler> Later on, Mr_Hales!
[19:53] <ikonia> arcsky: it's nonsense
[19:53] <twiler> Yes, ikonia, what is that crap about restoring your privacy no arcsky's post?
[19:54] <ikonia> twiler: read the link I've given you
[19:54] <arcsky> ikonia: hehe ok
[19:54] <ikonia> twiler: ignore the stupid link
[19:54] <twiler> I don't want peeple being able to spy on me!
[19:54] <ikonia> twiler: they can't
[19:54] <twiler> OK, but, ikonia, how do you know that it's bull$hit?
[19:55] <ikonia> twiler: tone down the languge, there is no need for it
[19:55] <bazhang> !ot | twiler
[19:55] <bazhang> twiler, stick to the topic, stop cursing
[19:55] <ikonia> twiler: the link is nonsnse, if you believe the link - thats up to you
[19:55] <twiler> Oops, I apologize!
[19:56] <twiler> OK, thankas a ;pt for the variable cornicopia of infohatr uou hgave provided me with!
[19:57] <twiler> OK,, ikonia!
[19:58] <twiler> Thanks a lot, buddy!
[19:58] <locoloco> Hi all!
[19:58] <twiler> I'mj sorry for snapping at you earlier, too, ikonuia!
[19:58] <twiler> I feel badly about it, ikonia.
[19:58] <bazhang> twiler, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[19:59] <mcaustin1> Can someone help me?
[19:59] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, with?
[19:59] <mcaustin1> Im trying to install Ubuntu onto a toshiba laptop and it wont install
[20:00] <mcaustin1> I click install and the screen just goes dark
[20:00] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, did you checksum the iso?
[20:00] <mcaustin1> Checksum?
[20:01] <bazhang> !md5
[20:04] <twiler> ikonia: Do you forgive me? bazhang: it is ok to apologize to someone here, dude it's totally appropriate to do so, and doesn't / shouldn't  warrant an invitation to an entirely different room just to say "Im sorry", dude, ok? And, while I'm at it, you need to chill out and stop being so strict about whether or not something qualifies as a "social conversation", dude, ok? Jut chill out, and relax a little bit, boss, I'm not hurting anyone
[20:04] <twiler>  or anything here.
[20:10] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, I checked and the checksum thing is the same
[20:11] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, you could try booting using nomodeset , who knows
[20:12] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, I dont know much about this can you private message me and help me
[20:12] <bazhang> !nomodeset
[20:13] <bazhang> mcaustin1, ^
[20:13] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, hold shift when the pc boots and if you get a screen with a menu press f6 and choose nomodeset , if you get a purple screen called grub follow the above ^
[20:18] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, when I boot up it is just a black and white screen with 4 options, Try Ubuntu, Install Ubuntu, OEM Install, and check Disk
[20:19] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, try pressing f6
[20:19] <mcaustin1> @EriC^^, It does nothing
[20:20] <EriC^^> is there anything at the bottom?
[20:20] <Thms> I have an ubuntu instance running on a Hyper-V server. So far everything works. I resize the VHD from 10 to 30Gb, but df -h still shows 10Gb.
[20:20] <Thms> Is that an ubuntu issue, or Hyper-V ?
[20:20] <locoloco> Is there a way to SSH to an Ubuntu box using only one IP - whether local or remotely?  When local, I access with user@192.168.*.*.  Remotely, I access it with user@69.87.*.*.  How to access with only IP?
[20:21] <ikonia> .l
[20:21] <ikonia> locoloco: you can't
[20:21] <ikonia> they are two different networks
[20:22] <locoloco> ikonia: I figured as much. No way of piping the local IP to a public IP or something like that?
[20:22] <ikonia> locoloco: thats 2 different IP's then
[20:23] <meganerd> locoloco: not easily
[20:23] <meganerd> locoloco: why does it matter?
[20:23] <locoloco> ikonia: How about trying to get to the public IP when I'm on a local network?
[20:23] <bigbrovar>  hi guys.. am trying to setup ACL for my openldap installation but am having some problems ..  I would like some ldap users to be have write entries on everything under a specified ou however when I try to make modification as said user in this case dhcpuser and pykotaadmin  I get an error saying insufficient access to parent
[20:24] <ikonia> locoloco: if you can route to it fine, but I suspect this is a home setup, so you won't be able to
[20:24] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, It does nothing
[20:24] <bigbrovar> here is my olcAccess.ldiff http://paste.ubuntu.com/10484117/
[20:24] <locoloco> meganerd: lazy, I guess. Simply trying to find a way to access the share using only one IP.
[20:24] <meganerd> locoloco: that would be outside the network, the router may or (usually) has issues routing that back in.  NAT is ugly
[20:24] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, is there any info at the bottom of the screen? try pressing esc too
[20:25] <meganerd> locoloco: I use DNS.  I also use IPv6 so there is only 1 IP
[20:25] <meganerd> locoloco: have a look at sixxs.net
[20:26] <locoloco> meganerd: sixxs.net, okay, I'll take a look. Thanks!
[20:26] <lasko> locoloco: You could write a script t (or bash function) o check your NIC to see if you are located on the same network and if so to SSH to the RFC1918 space address, or if not then to use the external address.
[20:26] <meganerd> locoloco: unless your ISP has IPv6 natively.  You would want to use that instead
[20:26] <NBhosting> python django
[20:27] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, It says just move the arrow keys to change which entry is highlighted and also it says press enter to boot the selected OS then it has two things about e to edit the command and c for command line then press esc to return to previous menu
[20:27] <lasko> It wouldn't be pretty but it could work for what you want... or just use IPv6 as suggested. either Sixxs or Hurricane Electric can do that for you.
[20:27] <locoloco> meganard: IPv6 is out, sadly. Thanks though!
[20:27] <meganerd> locoloco: if this is for ssh, just create entries in your ~/.ssh/config, one for host-local and host-remote, then you just type "ssh host-local" or "ssh host-remote"
[20:28] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, ok, press e and go to the line with Linux vmlinuz ... quiet splash , and add nomodeset at the end
[20:28] <locoloco> lasko: great suggestion! Thanks!
[20:28] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, then press ctrl+x
[20:29] <ThePendulum> On a server, I have a few directories with user-uploaded content. How can I prevent users from executing PHP (etc.) files in the scenario they managed to upload one?
[20:29] <mcaustin1> Ok the screen just went black again, EriC^^
[20:29] <lasko> locoloco: no problem. If you need help let me know. I might be able to provide some assistance
[20:30] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, did you press try ubuntu before?
[20:30] <locoloco> meganerd: I figured I could edit entries to make the connections more easily accessed but pref wanted to find a way to access it with just one IP (regardless of location).
[20:30] <mcaustin1> Yes
[20:30] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, ok, did you edit try ubuntu right now?
[20:31] <mcaustin1> No
[20:31] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, btw does try ubuntu usually work?
[20:31] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, nope
[20:34] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, did you disable fastboot?
[20:34] <EriC^^> and disable secureboot?
[20:34] <mcaustin1> I disabled secureboot
[20:34] <mcaustin1> Not fastboot
[20:35] <twiler> Here is my issue, gentlemen: I don't know where to go, or how to insall eithe of the two playstation emulators; I have downloaded and extracted pcx2-1.2.2 but, after that is done, and I enter the folder, and double click the icon for pcsx2 ,nothing happens at qalll, and yes, I have checked the box that says allow this file to be executed as a progam or whaever it says; (I may not be repeating it verbatim, is all I mean..) So, coule someo
[20:35] <twiler> ne help me out here? Thanks in advanc3, even if you just took the time to read this!!
[20:35] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, do you have fastboot?
[20:35] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, I dont know
[20:36] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, check your bios, turn it off if you find it
[20:36] <lasko> locoloco: no problem. If you need help let me know. I might be able to provide some assistance
[20:36] <lasko> oops
[20:36] <lasko> stupid uparrows lol
[20:37] <OpenTokix> Sunday - 21:36 - ipmi not working, - Datacenter - wonderful
[20:37] <mcaustin1> Turn fastboot off you said? EriC^^
[20:37] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, correct
[20:37] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, It was already disabled but I'll disable it again
[20:37] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, wait,
[20:38] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, try to enable secure boot
[20:38] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, ok
[20:38] <OerHeks> twiler, normally you would browse in terminal to that location and execute it, or use the pcsx2 ppa > https://launchpad.net/~gregory-hainaut/+archive/ubuntu/pcsx2.official.ppa
[20:39] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, Didnt even boot to the usb just a boot failure
[20:40] <twiler> OK OerHeks, so what do I type to execute it? ./Program
[20:40] <twiler> ??
[20:40] <OerHeks> twiler, i don't know, depends on that the startprogram is, a .py script, .sh shell script?
[20:41] <lasko> chmod +x Program && ./Program
[20:42] <game0> I have installed ubuntu server, and I'm facing a problem is how to set the DNS for local use?
[20:42] <game0> can someone share me, what he knows?
[20:43] <dsyntax> game0, do you have BIND installed and running?
[20:44] <game0> I think I have install it
[20:44] <bekks> game0: Just use dnsmasq
[20:44] <bekks> You dont need bind for local usage.
[20:44] <game0> can you tell me the steps?
[20:44] <dsyntax> i was gonna say if its local only i'd just edit /etc/hosts XD
[20:44] <game0> cause I'm new
[20:44] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, how did you make the usb?
[20:45] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, Downloaded the ISO from Ubuntu then burned it to my USB
[20:45] <lasko> game0: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dnsmasq
[20:45] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, using unetbootin ?
[20:46] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, lili?
[20:46] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, No
[20:46] <lasko> game0: That link will describe to you how to setup a local DNS cache server using dnsmasq
[20:46] <game0> cause I'm getting in some program domain_name is required
[20:46] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, Should I use it?
[20:46] <meganerd> locoloco: really the way to solve this is either with IPv6 or DNS (well DNS makes IPv6 so much nicer to work with).  With DNS you want to look at split horizon.
[20:46] <game0> what does that mean?
[20:46] <EriC^^> mcaustin1, lili is good
[20:47] <mcaustin1> EriC^^, Ok
[20:47] <lasko> game0: It means its looking for a domain name (FQDN) os some kind I would imagine.
[20:48] <lasko> of*
[20:48] <game0> does it need dnsmasq?
[20:48] <game0> lasko: or it can solved
[20:48] <lasko> game0: What program are you running thats giving you that message?
[20:49] <game0> alfresco ECM
[20:49] <game0> https://github.com/marsbard/puppet-alfresco
[20:49] <game0> lasko:https://github.com/marsbard/puppet-alfresco
[20:50] <JoseCaro> :)
[20:50] <game0> lasko: I'm trying to test the script on ubuntu
[20:50] <lasko> game0: I've never used it but based on the parameters in the README -- domain_name is is a required value to install. So its looking for a FQDN. Put one in and it'll work.
[20:51] <lasko> Does your server have a FQDN? or are you doing everything by IP?
[20:51] <game0> lasko: whats FQDN?
[20:51] <arvenius> fqdn said.
[20:51] <lasko> You might be able to hack it by just putting an entry into /etc/hosts to resolve that IP to a nonexistant domain.  FQDN (fully qualified domain name)
[20:51] <dayten> game0: you need to pass domain_name to class alfresco
[20:52] <game0> OK, I'm confused a little
[20:52] <game0> can you tell me in very clear way
[20:53] <dayten> you get this error from puppet ?
[20:53] <game0> sorry in a very clear way
[20:53] <game0> yes
[20:53] <game0> when I run ./install.sh
[20:53] <dayten> oh
[20:53] <game0> it gives me domain_name is required
[20:53] <game0> so I don't know what does that mean
[20:53] <game0> ?
[20:54] <dayten> i'm reading for code, to help you
[20:54] <game0> cause this is the first time that I have worked with linux as servers, I passed the exam on EDX
[20:54] <game0> and I took the certificate
[20:55] <dayten> ok, you need to install puppet on your server ?
[20:56] <game0> yes
[20:57] <game0> dayten :I eneed to install this puppet on my server and test it there
[20:57] <dayten> game0: try to set domainname with `domainname $mydomainname`
[20:57] <twiler> OerHeks: I have a launch_pcsx2_linux.sh, is that what we're looking for.
[20:57] <twiler> ?
[20:58] <game0> ok
[20:59] <game0> dayten still the same problem
[20:59] <dayten> game0: when you run install.sh, can you set 1 parameter ?
[21:00] <supsup> hi i just installed ubuntu, in sound settings it lists my sound card and it acts like it is playing music, but no sound is coming out
[21:00] <game0> OK, it worked
[21:01] <ThePendulum> supsup: have you tried the other options, if there are any?
[21:01] <game0> dayten: OK, it worked
[21:01] <dayten> fine!
[21:01] <supsup> ThePendulum only other options are my nvidia graphics card
[21:01] <game0> thanks, when I pressed one it worked, cause it's showing me here I letter
[21:01] <dayten> when nothin is helping, read documentation )
[21:02] <game0> OK, tell me I have a laptop and I need to access the application from my laptop
[21:02] <game0> on the same network
[21:02] <game0> how can I configure that ?
[21:04] <lasko> Is the application a commandline app, web service, or something else?
[21:05] <supsup> Sorry I crashed if anyone said anything about my sound issue
[21:06] <supsup> in sound settings there is Profile settings, does it matter which one I choose?  I'm choosing Digital Stereo.
[21:06] <dayten> supsup: open terminal and run speaker-test
[21:06] <Nikesh> I installed ubuntu on my chromebook. Where would Print Screen be mapped to?
[21:06] <supsup> dayten:  nothing happens
[21:07] <supsup> i mean it's doing the test
[21:07] <supsup> but i don't hear anything
[21:07] <dayten> without errors?
[21:07] <supsup> dayte: 0
[21:08] <dayten> do you see your card in aplay -l output?
[21:08] <dayten> did your check volume, mute switcher ?
[21:08] <supsup> dayten:  it seems like it is even working I can see the sound moving in the System sounds, but i hear nothing
[21:10] <dayten> supsup: is connection sound card <-> speakers/headphones correct ?
[21:10] <noping> can't get ping working between Ubuntu PC and MacBook. both hooked up to same router.
[21:10] <supsup> i think so
[21:11] <dayten> noping: can you ping other hosts ?
[21:11] <supsup> what latency offset should be?
[21:11] <noping> dayten: yes. the MacBook can ping gnu.org, for example
[21:11] <supsup> nm i got it to work i had to choose Analog Stero Output
[21:11] <noping> I'll try the ubuntu machine now
[21:12] <dayten> supsup: good )
[21:12] <supsup> why does digital not work?
[21:12] <dayten> noping: is there any rules in sudo iptables-save output ?
[21:12] <ThePendulum> Does anyone know how to disallow, say, PHP files from being executed in a directory, but allowing files to be viewed/read?
[21:13] <supsup> thanks dayten
[21:13] <dayten> supsup: connection between card and speaker digital ?
[21:13] <SchrodingersScat> !permissions | ThePendulum
[21:14] <supsup> i thought it was all digital
[21:15] <ThePendulum> SchrodingersScat: I'm aware of those, but apparently it's not nearly that simple
[21:16] <ThePendulum> Whenever I disable execution, the directories can't be accessed all together
[21:16] <SchrodingersScat> ThePendulum: are you changing it for the files?
[21:16] <ThePendulum> I'm not sure how to set -x for files within a directory, even ones that don't exist yet, but not for the directory itself
[21:17] <ThePendulum> SchrodingersScat: I want to change it for any file that will exist within a directory
[21:19] <coolhacker111> Whatup
[21:21] <ztane> anyone know how can I enable GTK menu icons (actually Eclipse) on 14.10, Unity
[21:23] <ikonia> gtk menu icons ?
[21:23] <j1398> Hi, does anyone know some software which can automatically paste negative text over an image? like black text on white background and White on black background. Example image: http://i.imgur.com/kYgiS6V.jpg
[21:24] <ztane> wonder if menuproxy is at fault
[21:24] <Slart> j1398: any question regarding images that starts with "is there some kind of software that can do..." ususally ends up with the answer... imagemagick =)
[21:25] <Slart> j1398: it's a bit of a learning curve but there is little it can't do when it comes to images
[21:30] <j1398> So it's a better choice than gimp?
[21:31] <Slart> j1398: different goals.. imagemagick is a console app.. Gimp can do it as well but for something like putting a watermark on thousands of images or automatic handling of stuff for a webserver imagemagick might be better
[21:32] <Slart> j1398: this link, http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/annotating/ , has some info on adding text to images .. see if it suits your purposes
[21:33] <ztane> ikonia: https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/23116/how-to-fix-missing-icons-in-program-menus-and-context-menus/ <- the first answer does what I wanted (along with UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=0)
[21:35] <ma11> When I use OpenVPN with Ubuntu my IPv6 address is exposed. (this doesn't happen with Windows e,g.) Any chance to stop this from happening? (d-lite connection)
[21:38] <ikonia> ma11: exposed where ?
[21:39] <j1398> hmm can't manage to do it..
[21:41] <ma11> ikonia: services that support ipv6 communicate with my local ipv6 address. When I open a site that shows my external IPv4 and IPv6 it shows the IPv4 from OpenVPN and local IPv6
[21:41] <ikonia> ma11: what sort of site ?
[21:41] <ikonia> ma11: you need to be specific as you're not making much sense until you do
[21:42] <lasko> ma11: Its likely that youen instance of OpenVPN doesn't have IPv6 support configured properly in which case your IPv6 traffic wont go across the tunnel.
[21:42] <lasko> your*
[21:43] <ma11> ikonia: a site that shows your external IP addresses, like this one http://ip6tools.com/check_client.php
[21:44] <lasko> ma11: Do you have "proto udp6" setup in the configurations on both sides of the tunnel?
[21:44] <Deithrian> why /media/sf_%1 doesn't work in a config file for /media/sf_sharedfolder ?
[21:44] <ma11> lasko: thank you. Do you know how I can disable IPv6 altogether? I'm afraid my provider IPv6 will still show, regardless openvpn settings
[21:45] <ikonia> ma11: so there are many reasons for this, 1.) you are not routing traffic down the VPN for the browser 2.) your openvpn setup is wrong so it's tunneling the internal IPv6 over ipv4,
[21:45] <ikonia> those are the most likley
[21:45] <lasko> ma11: pastebin.com/ix805vMR
[21:46] <lasko> ma11: http://pastebin.com/ix805vMR
[21:46] <ma11> thank you lasko and ikonia
[21:46] <lasko> ma11: make those changes in your sysctl.conf
[21:46] <lasko> then you'll need to reboot or sudo sysctl -p
[21:47] <lasko> Honestly though, I would suggest just fixing your OpenVPN configuration because thats what it sounds like the problem is.
[21:47] <ma11> lasko: this might disconnect me from the internet altogether, since I only get a IPv6 address from my provider. IPv4 is carrier grade NAT
[21:48] <azi`> lasko: is your nickname related to the beer?
[21:48] <lasko> azi`: Indeed it is. Good eye
[21:49] <lasko> ma11: https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/IPv6 --- Go there and make sure you have everything configured properly. That'll resolve the issue you are having (more than likely)
[21:49] <ma11> lasko: thank you
[21:49] <lasko> azi`: Actually my name comes from two things.. I like Lasko beer, and I also am a fan of Lasko the Fan company lol
[21:50] <azi`> lasko: haha
[21:51] <lasko> ;)
[21:51]  * lasko is away for a bit
[21:54] <abudhabi> !mint
[22:04] <bindi> Greetings, I have a raid0 volume (3x60GB) on ICH10R (fakeraid). Can I shrink the NTFS partition on it (180GB) without dismantling and re-doing the raid? gparted/diskgmt.msc/intel raid bios wont let me do that
[22:06] <bekks> bindi: Then the answer is "no".
[22:06] <ThePendulum|afk> Objection!
[22:07] <lasko> Objection over ruled.
[22:14] <sazawal> What would be the best channel to ask for data recovery from a dead hard disk?
[22:15] <bekks> sazawal: Thats not to be done in IRC, but by a professional service, like OnTrack, rtc.
[22:15] <bekks> *etc.
[22:16] <sazawal> I want to try it myself, I will take full responsibility. I am trying to use TestDisk for that
[22:16] <baheer> Hello,
[22:16] <francesco_> hola
[22:16] <daftykins> sazawal: what happened?
[22:16] <daftykins> bad sectors?
[22:17] <k1l> sazawal: first make a iso and than work on the iso
[22:17] <sazawal> I had an external hard disk of 500 gb
[22:17] <baheer> I would like to run .run file but when I double click or running from the terminla
[22:17] <k1l> like dd_rescue etc.
[22:17] <baheer> nothing appears
[22:17] <sazawal> and its not visible on laptop now
[22:17] <sazawal> I have allso tried on windows but its not visible
[22:17] <daftykins> baheer: what is it? if it's nvidia graphics drivers you're not really doing it the best way
[22:18] <baheer> No it is Yawl
[22:18] <baheer> I need to install YAWL
[22:18] <daftykins> never heard of that
[22:18] <baheer> yawlfoundation.org
[22:19] <sazawal> The power unit of the hard disk is fine, as a person repairing computers told me. He removed my disk and placed a different disk to check the power unit, and it was working.
[22:20] <compdoc> sazawal, the only way to know if your disk is good is by reading SMART
[22:20] <k1l> sazawal: so the disk doesnt even spin? like hardware failure?
[22:20] <sazawal> compdoc, from the application Disks?
[22:21] <compdoc> sazawal, the gnome disk utility. you can search just: disk utility
[22:21] <baheer> does anyone can help me with YAWL installation on Ubuntu
[22:21] <sazawal> kll, yes i can feel the vibration of the spinning disk
[22:21] <compdoc> sazawal, you dont need to run any SMART tests, just look for errors
[22:22] <sazawal> compdoc, its not visible in the disk utility
[22:22] <compdoc> sazawal, oh, is it external?
[22:22] <daftykins> sazawal: run "dmesg | tail" in a terminal, plug the drive in, then run it again
[22:22] <sazawal> compdoc, yes it is external
[22:22] <daftykins> should report seeing something if it's alive
[22:22] <compdoc> I missed that part
[22:23] <Joadr> Hello guys.. I've got dual boot.. windows7 and ubuntu.. I installed windows before of course... now.. my windows partition got a virus, a real anoying one.. the AV cannot delete it so I want to format and reinstall windows... Is there a way of doing this without formatting the ubuntu one as well?
[22:23] <sazawal> daftykins, all i know is that the disk is spinning and the power systems are alight
[22:23] <Joadr> I mean.. the boot will be changed when windows install am I right?
[22:23] <OerHeks> baheer, i read that YAWL needs java 6? that is old ..  http://yaug.org/node/21
[22:23] <daftykins> Joadr: yes
[22:24] <k1l> Joadr: reinstall grub after you are done with the windows install
[22:24] <baheer> So it means that I have to downgrade to 6
[22:24] <daftykins> !grub | Joadr read the link in here
[22:24] <k1l> Joadr: the windows bootmanager doesnt show other OSs, so reinstall grub
[22:24] <Joadr> Thank you both :D!
[22:32] <BlitzHere> My time indicator applet disappeared. I googled about a bit but I haven't managed to fix it. Can anyone help? Ubuntu 14.10
[22:32] <OerHeks> baheer, open terminal, cd /to/the/path/ & start the .run file, carefull, you need java 6 first.
[22:35] <philwong> I am trying to install propeierity drivers but it keeps saying "no propierity drivers found"
[22:36] <OerHeks> philwong, for what device?
[22:36] <baheer> How can I install Java 6
[22:36] <philwong> nvidia
[22:36] <philwong> Deithrian:
[22:36] <OerHeks> baheer, openJDK 6 is available, oracle java 6 is gone
[22:36] <OerHeks> !java
[22:37] <OerHeks> philwong, for what nvidia card? open terminal:  lspci | grep VGA
[22:38] <BlitzHere> Nm, I just reinstalled indicator-datetime and ran killall unity-panel-service and it works now
[22:38] <baheer> I installed OpenJDK java 6 Runtime
[22:38] <teward> is there a way to use pepper flash in Firefox?  I can't seem to find the instructions for it if there is
[22:39] <teward> (pepper flash from Chrome, or from the repos)
[22:39] <kostkon> teward, look it up on webupd8.org
[22:39] <philwong> 00:0f.0 VGA compatible controller: VMware SVGA II Adapter
[22:39] <baheer> I can't open the YAWL.run file yet,
[22:40] <philwong> OerHeks:
[22:40] <OerHeks> oh vmware, i don't know about that
[22:41] <baheer> Do I still need any configuration,
[22:41] <philwong> ok
[22:41] <baheer> e.g Classpath or making some links
[22:42] <k1l> philwong: you know that is a virtual machine?
[22:42] <philwong> yes
[22:43] <philwong> so this may not be a driver issue
[22:43] <OerHeks> baheer, seen the url with installation help ?
[22:43] <k1l> philwong: i dont know if or where vmware ships drivers like vbox does
[22:43] <OerHeks> http://yaug.org/node/21
[22:44] <philwong> hmm
[22:44] <philwong> Its apparantly very popular
[22:44] <philwong> I dont mind using virtual box]
[22:44] <philwong> Does virtual box run good? any lag?
[22:45] <OerHeks> "any lag" ? one way to find out: try it yourself philwong
[22:46] <philwong> OerHeks: well ok I just wanted to know if someone had experienced any, if they did then I would not bother
[22:46] <OerHeks> philwong, that depends on the hardware, i guess, unanswerable question
[22:47] <philwong> ok
[22:52] <noob23> hi
[22:52] <lasko> noob23: Hello
[22:53] <noob23> Having trouble getting audio to work in Flash on my computer, my ALSA info can be found here: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=3d3778e5e373d2070d10762161ffc5f64565c467
[22:53] <lasko> Does your audio work using something other than Flash?
[22:54] <VolUTFan> any idea how I can switch from gui to terminal in ubuntu running inside of vbox?  Usually its ctrl-alt F1
[22:54] <noob23> Yes, but I think I also can't have any audio going thru headphones
[22:54] <noob23> system sounds work and sounds in Pidgin are working
[22:55] <k1l> VolUTFan: use right ctrl key
[22:55] <k1l> like right_control+f1
[22:56] <VolUTFan> let me give that a shot
[22:56] <Giwrgaras> hi, ive tgot a resolution problem ion my second screen
[22:56] <Giwrgaras> ive got an ATI video card
[22:57] <Giwrgaras> any idea how to correct this?
[22:57] <lasko> VolUTFan: Alternatively you could go into Virtualbox Preferences -> Input and tick the Autocapture Keyboard which should allow you to use the Ctrl-Alt F1
[22:59] <Vbaz> hi i want to create an iso , based on ubuntu and just add some dependencies -for dev ...- to it also i want to mode FireFox-Simply adding some Plugins- and use it as a live usb ! , is it possible ? i'm a newbie so , is it possible to do by me ?
[22:59] <lasko> noob23: One sec let me re-read what you said. Maybe i can help
[23:00] <VolUTFan> lasko, I don't see that option in vbox imput preferences
[23:00] <lasko> VolUTFan: Whats the Host OS?
[23:00] <VolUTFan> its version 4.3.18
[23:00] <VolUTFan> Kubuntu
[23:01] <VolUTFan> odd thing is, I remember seeing that mention to hit the right control to release the control of the vm
[23:01] <lasko> Hmm, not sure then. They may have changed it recently I dunno. Been a while since I've used Vbox but I remember that being an option somewhere
[23:03] <VolUTFan> ill keep looking for it
[23:03] <winterchillz> VolUTFan: Sorry, didn't follow the conversation; Did you try the Host key + F1 | lasko
[23:04] <VolUTFan> winterchillz:  yes
[23:04] <winterchillz> I see. Sorry
[23:05] <lasko> noob23: if you open a terminal and type alsamixer do you see proper volume levels for the selected sound card?
[23:06] <lasko> VolUTFan: Have you installed the guest additions services?
[23:07] <lasko> I think thats what its called.
[23:07] <VolUTFan> i thought I did.  I was in the iso, and ran the command, and it looked like it did.  Problem I am having is a botched upgrade from 14.04 to 14.10, and I am having to go to the command line to try and correct it
[23:08] <VolUTFan> when I log in right now in X, i have no control over the screen, top menu bars missing, can't type in konsole, etc
[23:08] <AudaxNovus> I just can not get sendmail to sto
[23:08] <daftykins> hmm
[23:08] <AudaxNovus> stop*
[23:08] <AudaxNovus> I've tried sudo service sendmail stop
[23:08] <AudaxNovus> sudo /etc/init.d/sendmail stop
[23:09] <AudaxNovus> Nothing
[23:09] <lasko> you could just go into a terminal and   sudo service gdm stop   ?
[23:09] <lasko> replacing whatever manager you use.
[23:09] <AudaxNovus> It's conflicting with postfix and I want it GONE
[23:10] <AudaxNovus> I've even tried apt-get purge'ing it
[23:10] <daftykins> what makes you say it's still running? :)
[23:10] <AudaxNovus> sudo service --status-all
[23:10] <lasko> VolUTFan: Or just reboot the machine and boot into textmode
[23:10] <VolUTFan> lasko, I found the autocapture keyboard and it was already ticked
[23:11] <lasko> !text VolUTFan
[23:11] <daftykins> AudaxNovus: have you confirmed via PID?
[23:11] <daftykins> or log
[23:11] <AudaxNovus> dafty how might I go about doing either of those things
[23:11] <VolUTFan> was a link supposed to pop up from the !text command?
[23:11] <daftykins> AudaxNovus: "ps -ef"
[23:12] <AudaxNovus> Okay one sec
[23:12] <lasko> One sec
[23:12] <daftykins> throw it in a pastebin
[23:12] <lasko> VolUTFan: I'll find it
[23:12] <daftykins> or run "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" then "ps -ef | pastebinit"
[23:12] <VolUTFan> is there a key i can press during boot to force it into text mode?
[23:13] <daftykins> yes left shift
[23:13] <k1l> VolUTFan: add the text parameter in grub
[23:13] <lasko> VolUTFan: Right well I can't find the link but just reboot and change the boot line in grub to have "text" (without quotes" at the end
[23:13] <daftykins> then edit the boot line to read 'text' next to 'quite splash'
[23:13] <k1l> !text | VolUTFan
[23:13] <daftykins> *quiet
[23:13] <daftykins> ooh factoid \o/
[23:13] <lasko> k1l: Thank you. I forgot the |
[23:13] <AudaxNovus> http://paste
[23:13] <AudaxNovus> paste
[23:13] <AudaxNovus> Got.damn
[23:14] <VolUTFan> awesome
[23:14] <lotuspsychje> is there a trick/package to print in another color when black is out on ubuntu?
[23:14] <VolUTFan> thanks lasko let me try that
[23:14] <AudaxNovus> paste.ubuntu.com/10494178/
[23:14] <lasko> VolUTFan: no problem.
[23:15] <daftykins> AudaxNovus: so i see postfix but no sendmail
[23:17] <AudaxNovus> Okay
[23:18] <AudaxNovus> Because when I do sudo postfix start
[23:18] <AudaxNovus> It gives me an error
[23:18] <AudaxNovus> And according to AskUbuntu daftykins it's because sendmail is running
[23:19] <daftykins> you mean 'sudo service postfix start' ?
[23:19] <AudaxNovus> Noo, postfix actually has a command
[23:19] <daftykins> can we see a pastebin of the error?
[23:19] <AudaxNovus> I've tried that too and it says it starts but when I do the postfix one it says it doesn't
[23:20] <daftykins> ok well this is where system logs come in handy
[23:20] <daftykins> is it fair to say you're new to server admin?
[23:20] <VolUTFan> i think my vm is completely botched up lol.  good thing its just a test box, and that I have a snapshot
[23:20] <VolUTFan> text mode didn't work.
[23:20] <daftykins> define didn't work?
[23:20] <VolUTFan> oh well, could be worse
[23:22] <daftykins> that's true, when VMs start tying your shoelaces together, that's when it's time to be worried.
[23:23] <winterchillz> daftykins: lmao
[23:23] <daftykins> :)
[23:24] <noob23> lasko\
[23:24] <noob23> I am running the alsamixer
[23:27] <maui> hi guys, wuick question, how can i make a live-usb of my own current linux system (runnin 12.04) thanks
[23:28] <noob23> I see the channels, I try to turn on the soundcard
[23:28] <noob23> I can't seem to get any sound
[23:29] <Bashing-om> !aptoncd | mau : maybe::
[23:29] <NegativeFlare> maui: not really possible
[23:29] <noob23> ran alsamixer, chosen the internal soundcard, trying to get it turned on
[23:30] <noob23> how do I disable automute?
[23:30] <lotuspsychje> !sound | noob23
[23:31] <maui> NegativeFlare, well, I read it is possible, there are various ways, systemback, linux-livecd-kit, etc. just wanted to know which one is best according to you or if there is an easier way... thanks
[23:32] <lotuspsychje> maui: you want to build an unattended livecd with your own preferences?
[23:32] <NegativeFlare> heh
[23:32] <NegativeFlare> Well its beyond me then.
[23:32] <maui> lotuspsychje, call it like that if you want, but i want to do it for me, yeah
[23:34] <lotuspsychje> maui: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[23:34] <daftykins> seems like a fruitless exercise to me
[23:36] <lotuspsychje> someone knows howto run a gksu firefox session with the guest user from the current user?
[23:37] <daftykins> as in to rule out profile?
[23:37] <daftykins> +the
[23:37] <lotuspsychje> daftykins: no, i want to obtain the same sux does
[23:37] <maui> lotuspsychje, not what i thought of cuz that does not make an iso-live out of my current running system
[23:37] <Giwrgaras> how can i fix the resolution on my second tv screen? is it possible that it is a graphics card problem? it doesnt have the right resolution
[23:37] <daftykins> the same what?
[23:37] <lotuspsychje> !info sux precise | daftykins
[23:38] <lotuspsychje> daftykins: but it has been removed from trusty, it can su X programs from any user to any user
[23:39] <lotuspsychje> daftykins: i had to sux firefox username to run a session of the other user
[23:39] <lotuspsychje> daftykins: i know gksu can do the same but forgot command
[23:40] <dekon> hello,  cannot edit connection trough nm-applet is greyed out in ubuntu 12.04, can you help please?
[23:40] <lotuspsychje> Giwrgaras: are your grafix drivers installed?
[23:40] <AudaxNovus> graphics*
[23:40] <AudaxNovus> Because I'm that guy. :')
[23:40] <shurtagul> Hello. How do I stream a local video to a friend using vlc 2.2?
[23:40] <daftykins> lotuspsychje: ah no idea sorry
[23:41] <lotuspsychje> daftykins: tnx anyway :p
[23:42] <lasko> shurtagul: VLCs documentation shows you how to use vlc as a streaming server.
[23:42] <shurtagul> lasko, thanks Ill check into it..
[23:42] <Giwrgaras> lotuspsychje: i have from the repository i just used the sudo update-upgrade command
[23:42] <Giwrgaras> so yes i suppose
[23:42] <lasko> shurtagul: https://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/
[23:42] <lotuspsychje> Giwrgaras: can you still doublecheck additional drivers icon?
[23:43] <Giwrgaras> where is that
[23:43] <lotuspsychje> Giwrgaras: the hardware icon from start button
[23:43] <Paul2> hi, what's the current best way to make a bootable USB stick from Windows, particularly with a writeable partitions/ability to save to the USB stick once booted from it
[23:44] <Giwrgaras> i see the ati x.org driver
[23:44] <Giwrgaras> and it is unchecked
[23:44] <maui> so nobody has a clue?
[23:44] <daftykins> Paul2: universal USB installer from pendrivelinux.com
[23:44] <lotuspsychje> Giwrgaras: you can try to switch and reboot
[23:45] <daftykins> Paul2: or from the same site, grab YUMI then you can load multiple ISOs onto the same drive :)
[23:45] <Paul2> daftykins: oh yumi sounds interesting not heard of that, thanks!
[23:45] <daftykins> np
[23:45] <lotuspsychje> Paul2: or multisystem is also something like yumi
[23:45] <Giwrgaras> lotuspsychje: yes, i tried also the xrandr addmode solution but failed. hope this works
[23:46] <lotuspsychje> Giwrgaras: you can try xrandr --auto also
[23:46] <shurtagul> lasko, That documentation is outdated.
[23:46] <Giwrgaras> rebooting
[23:46] <Paul2> daftykins: looks like yumi doesn't have the step 4 persistant storage option (from the screenshots)
[23:46] <lasko> shurtagul: lol you are right. Sorry It was in my bookmarks. Let me pull up their more recent docs
[23:46] <lotuspsychje> shurtagul: apt-cache search strem
[23:47] <lotuspsychje> stream
[23:47] <daftykins> Paul2: ah you want that?
[23:47] <daftykins> a
[23:47] <daftykins> Paul2: oh i should've read your full question, doh
[23:47] <Paul2> Yeah, I want to be able to boot into it, get packages, make changes etc and it to survive a reboot
[23:47] <buntu> gnu/linux rocks!
[23:47] <buntu> w00t
[23:47] <lasko> shurtagul: https://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Streaming_HowTo/ there you go
[23:47] <daftykins> Paul2: i think you can do that manually
[23:47] <daftykins> i'm no persistent expert though :D
[23:47] <shurtagul> lasers, Thanks!
[23:47] <lasko> shurtagul: And now I can update my bookmark lol
[23:48] <shurtagul> lasko, oops wrong person
[23:48] <daftykins> lol lasers
[23:48] <Paul2> daftykins: ok well thanks
[23:48] <lasko> LazORzZZ
[23:48] <lasko> lol
[23:48] <daftykins> lasko: please don't shoot those things at me
[23:48] <lasko> pewpewpew
[23:48] <lasko> lol anyways, I'll be afk for a bit. Baby just woke up and isn't happy.
[23:48]  * lasko is away for 20
[23:50] <bindi> hey, so i decided to get rid of fakeraid and i changed my bios disk mode to AHCI
[23:50] <bindi> now i have /dev/sda, sdb, sdc 3x55GB
[23:50] <bindi> and on top of that, a /dev/mapper that is 167GB.. remnants of the fakeraid. how do i get rid of it/
[23:51] <lotuspsychje> !raid | bindi
[23:51] <bindi> Can't have a partition outside the disk!
[23:51] <bindi> gparted telling me this..
[23:52] <nemaona> help, I'm new to ubuntu and linux. How can I make it show russian letters in terminal. Now it shows only some weird characters.
[23:52] <bindi> lotuspsychje: this doesnt really help
[23:53] <bindi> The GUI partitioner will duplicate the partition listings on the base array, these need to be set "unused" during the install.
[23:53] <bindi> this is from like 7 years ago
[23:53] <yart> nemaona: did you set up unicode characters properly?
[23:53] <nemaona> :( I don't know, can you please tell me some keywords so I can google properly
[23:54] <nemaona> I used this: locale-gen en_US.UTF-8
[23:54] <bindi> alright. i fixed it, with sudo dmraid -rE
[23:55] <nemaona> or something similar I tried locale-gen UTF8_ru
[23:57] <intrader> Anyone, question about xchat - is in possible to only display my own thread?
[23:57] <intrader> Anyone, question about xchat - is it possible to only display my own thread?
[23:57] <buntu> ^?
[23:57] <k1l> what do you mean by "own thread"?
[23:58] <buntu> ditto^
[23:58] <shurtagul> He probably means channel.
[23:58] <shurtagul> I dunno
[23:58] <buntu> U mean like a chat between u and another person?
[23:58] <intrader> kll, showing only my questions and answers
[23:59] <yart> nemaona: do other applications show russian characters
[23:59] <k1l> intrader: you can remove the join and part messages if you rightclick the channel name in the channel list on the left
[23:59] <aum> how do I insert all the elements of array x at the start of array y?