[00:00] <le_pig> dreki, for real. what daftykins recommends is super easy. i was skeptical years ago and learned in 5 minutes.
[00:00] <daftykins> as long as the Uni isn't somehow filtering access between systems on the LAN, the above is fine
[00:00] <dreki> I just pinged my IP from his
[00:01] <daftykins> chop chop, then :)
[00:01] <dreki> thanks I will try it.
[00:03] <simon> daftykins, there's no one-time boot menu on this thing. >_< is there some way to tweak the LiveUSB instead?
[00:03] <daftykins> simon: what kinda machine is it? enter the BIOS Instead, might be a boot menu on the boot/exit pages
[00:03] <daftykins> it differs from machine to machine
[00:04] <simon> daftykins, it's a Sony Vaio Pro 13. the BIOS only lets me choose to boot "external device" before "internal device".
[00:04] <daftykins> sounds like you're talking about adjusting boot order
[00:04] <simon> daftykins, my other (Lenovo x201) has that boot menu if I hit F12. it's a very nice ascii-artsy one. the vaio is too modern...
[00:05] <daftykins> does it have secure boot off? fast boot off? CSM on?
[00:05] <simon> yup.
[00:05] <daftykins> you can't yup three things :)
[00:05] <simon> I've spent days previous to today getting past all that hell.
[00:05] <simon> two days to be exact. :) I finally gave up dual-booting with a GUID partition table.
[00:06] <simon> I could wipe Windows and install Ubuntu in legacy mode, then try and install windows and hope that *it* sees the partition table, but honestly I have more faith in Linux for being the second system.
[00:07] <daftykins> simon: when ubuntu boots, do you see a black screen with white text reading 'GRUB...' at the top?
[00:07] <daftykins> or the purpley logo screen...
[00:08] <simon> the purpley logo screen. I'll just check and see if CSM is on again.
[00:08] <daftykins> that sounds like legacy boot
[00:08] <simon> it is.
[00:08] <simon> okay.
[00:08] <daftykins> then why are we having this entire conversation D:
[00:09] <simon> because my LiveUSB does not recognize my partition table made in Win7!
[00:09] <daftykins> boot it again and run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo parted -l | pastebinit"
[00:09] <simon> yeah, I'll launch parted and we'll see
[00:09] <daftykins> if you can do that before i go put the bins out, i might have time before i go sleep
[00:09] <simon> ok :D
[00:09] <daftykins> nah not the GUI gparted, the above is CLI magic
[00:09] <simon> right
[00:10] <simon> I had a first encounter with GNU parted today. it seems nice, except the HDD didn't want to report the optimal sector size or whatever, so I had to whip out my calculator. I eventually gave up, becaues it wouldn't accept anything and went ahead with whatever the Win7 installer made.
[00:10] <mpthrapp> Hey, newbie linux question. What's the best practise for workspace locations?
[00:11] <mpthrapp> Eg, /usr/NimWorkspace?
[00:11] <mpthrapp> I assume not right in root.
[00:11] <AndChat734064> Hi there. Has anyone got any info on xfce screen tearing?
[00:12] <sudormrf> mpthrapp, perhaps I am interpreting your question wrong.  what do you mean by workspace, exactly?
[00:12] <tnkhanh> hi how do I switch between 2 Qt versions on Ubuntu, one from package manager and one is not
[00:13] <mpthrapp> sudormrf: The place where I store my source files for any projects that I'm working on.
[00:13] <mpthrapp> sudormrf: Like, I'm planning on writing some Nim. Where should I keep the source code?
[00:14] <sudormrf> mpthrapp, ah.  my suggestion would be somewhere in ~.
[00:14] <mpthrapp> sudormrf: Okay, so in home?
[00:14] <XDS2010_> Anyone know of a secure european cloud storage solution that records file insertion times ? i need a alternative to wuala and tresorit (nothing like google drive sky drive or dropbox please)
[00:14] <sudormrf> mpthrapp, /home/$username$
[00:14] <mpthrapp> sudormrf: Okay, thanks.
[00:15] <simon> daftykins, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10545134/ -- apparently, it *looks* like a GPT table to parted, but it doesn't contain a fake msdos partition table as it should.
[00:16] <simon> daftykins, I don't know what to believe. I booted the Win7 installer through legacy, but I don't know what magic they used. I'll try "yes"
[00:16] <daftykins> simon: hrmm, i was sure you said you'd installed 7 as legacy, yeah
[00:16] <daftykins> simon: what's your win7 media?
[00:16] <simon> daftykins, a USB.
[00:17] <daftykins> simon: ok, how did you make it up? i personally throw the files on from an ISO from a Windows system
[00:18] <simon> actually, it's a bit weird that it says that it doesn't recognize the fake msdos partition, because the win7 installer actually made a 100MB FAT32 partition at the beginning.
[00:18] <simon> daftykins, yes, that's what I did. took one of those Win7 ISOs and some tool that puts it on the disk.
[00:19] <daftykins> simon: ok there's actually multiple ways to confirm whether the install of 7 is legacy or EFI, you could do that... also you could delete the EFI boot image on the flash drive to make it so it can only be booted legacy. i'd probably zero fill the first 100MB of that disk to nuke it and start from scratch
[00:20] <daftykins> amusingly i was about to write up a guide on how to install ubuntu beside EFI'd win8 on a Lenovo i got yesterday
[00:20] <simon> hehe
[00:20] <daftykins> it's pretty easy
[00:21] <simon> I talked to a self-acclaimed bootloader expert at my university dept. who went into a 10 minute talk on how he'd made his own bootloader and how grub was broken and untrustworthy, and when I finally got a word in, I said "Well, I'm trying to use EFI." and he said "Oh. Well, then I have no clue." :)
[00:22] <simon> so uh, you're saying: wipe the partition table, rebuild it (and don't let the win7 installer do this)?
[00:22] <daftykins> sounds like a fanatic, defend yourself with shower gel / soap next time
[00:22] <daftykins> simon: actually boot up win7 quickly and share a screenshot of diskmgmt.msc via imgur.com or whichever
[00:23] <daftykins> i can tell at a glance if it EFI installed
[00:23] <eamonn> Hi, anyone here use a Dell XPS 12 with 14.04? The ultrabook is really warm under even 20% load.
[00:23] <sudormrf> daftykins, how would you tell that at a glance?  j/w
[00:23] <simon> there's lots of weirdos in university depts. he once asked me, "So, do you really know any other language than Standard ML?" as if it's even possible to go through an entire university CS program knowing one extremely esoteric language. :P
[00:23] <simon> daftykins, ok
[00:24] <daftykins> sudormrf: size, name, layout
[00:24] <kaea> I want to change my username on ubuntu desktop. Seeing I'm the only user, is it easier to create a new user and add same usergroups to this one, or better to do actual changes on the current user?
[00:25] <sudormrf> daftykins, gotcha
[00:27] <simon> daftykins, imgur.com/ZdZzxvY
[00:27] <simon> oops
[00:27] <treelzebub> eamonn: i am on an XPS M1530
[00:27] <simon> daftykins, http://imgur.com/ZdZxzvY
[00:27] <daftykins> they're all looking at my mouse cursor disapprovingly
[00:28] <sudormrf> daftykins, doesn't look like EFI to me.  would you agree?
[00:28] <simon> kaea, not much difference.
[00:28] <daftykins> mmm that definitely looks like a standard 7 legacy install
[00:28] <simon> daftykins, it does?
[00:28] <Hilikus> anyone using java 8 + javaFX in ubuntu?
[00:28] <sudormrf> simon, looks like a standard 7 legacy install to me as well
[00:28] <daftykins> but ubuntu thinking the drive is some kinda hybrid is worrying
[00:29] <simon> I am tempted to believe it's win7's fault, making it look like a GPT partition but filling it with MBR stuff.
[00:29] <daftykins> simon: go back to ubuntu and re-run the command then press no instead of yes
[00:29] <daftykins> er, instead of ctrl+C i mean
[00:29] <simon> daftykins, I actually tried with all of no/yes/No/Yes with no effect.
[00:29] <daftykins> ah ok
[00:29] <eamonn> treelzebub does the laptop run pretty warm with ubuntu?
[00:29] <daftykins> well if you don't mind reinstalling Windows 7, i'd nuke the disk
[00:30] <simon> daftykins, and install Ubuntu first?
[00:30] <daftykins> simon: nah, always easier to install Linux last
[00:31] <treelzebub> eamonn: this thing runs pretty hot with just about anything more than a bios ;)  45 degrees currently. when running anything cpu/gpu intensive, it can reach 70C.
[00:31] <simon> I'll do it. I came up with this joke to tell my roomate for whom I'm installing this dual-boot thing. she knows this is my third attempt, so I thought I'd alarm her: "I've got some good news and some bad news. the good thing is that I made Linux work. <pause> the bad thing is that I made Windows work." but I can't drop the punchline if I only have one of the systems working at a time.
[00:31] <simon> daftykins, then I'm not sure what to do differently. should I make the partition table in Linux?
[00:31] <treelzebub> that was the case with win7 64, and is now the same with ubuntu 14.04 amd64
[00:31] <sudormrf> daftykins, could he not try boot-repair?
[00:32] <sudormrf> haven't been following along completely
[00:32] <daftykins> sudormrf: to fix booting what? ;)
[00:32] <daftykins> simon: well once you boot in i'll give you the command to nuke the drive nicely
[00:32] <simon> daftykins, ah, that's fine... I know my way around dd :)
[00:32] <treelzebub> eamonn: i have been running the crap out of this machine for almost 6 years now, though.  it seems to handle the high temps fine.
[00:32] <daftykins> simon: vewy gewd, fwiw only do the first 100MB
[00:33] <simon> daftykins, yeah thanks for the info.
[00:33] <daftykins> simon: once that's set, do a "sudo parted -l | pastebinit"
[00:33] <sudormrf> daftykins, the first 100mb holds the windows boot manager.
[00:33] <sudormrf> sure you know that
[00:33] <eamonn> treelzebub, thanks for the info, had a 1530 for years, great laptop
[00:33] <simon> daftykins, I assume you're going to bed?
[00:34] <daftykins> sudormrf: i'm really struggling not to be super sarcastic right now
[00:34] <daftykins> simon: i ought to pop up the stairs yeah, but you'll have that pastebin to me in like 4 mins right!
[00:34] <daftykins> :D
[00:35] <sudormrf> daftykins, w/e.
[00:35] <simon> right :)
[00:35] <simon> daftykins, lemme know if you take bitcoin tips :D
[00:35] <treelzebub> eamonn: ubuntu 14.04 runs like a dream on it; but you will likely have to deal with broadcom and nvidia proprietary drivers. standard linux install procedures :)
[00:37] <sudormrf> perhaps you are referring to the 100GB, not 100MB, but w/e
[00:37] <simon> daftykins, ok, now that I nuked /dev/sda, parted just says unrecognised disk label. that's fine, I guess.
[00:38] <sudormrf> you know what you are doing.  I will watch the master at work.
[00:38] <daftykins> cool, you can ensure the win7 flash drive won't boot EFI by making sure it doesn't have a /boot/EFI/bootx64.efi file
[00:38] <simon> daftykins, should I make an msdos partition table?
[00:38] <simon> right. cool.
[00:38] <daftykins> nah, 7 can be trusted, just maybe the remnants of 8 were still there last time?
[00:39] <daftykins> so 7 might've kinda confused the situation
[00:39] <simon> I don't think they were.
[00:39] <daftykins> partitions might've been gone but the GPTness remained
[00:39] <simon> but the GPTness should be wiped with dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1M count=100?
[00:40] <daftykins> it is now yeah, but before it wasn't
[00:40] <daftykins> unless you dd'd before installing 7 too o0
[00:40] <simon> ok. I'll try installing windows again. that'll be half an hour I think.
[00:40] <simon> I didn't, actually, but I did use cfdisk to remove the partition table.
[00:40] <simon> but yeah, that means there was probably crap on the disk
[00:40] <daftykins> a nice round 100GB is 102500 btw
[00:41] <daftykins> in the Windows installer
[00:41] <daftykins> mmm, i'm not ruling out Sony quirkiness
[00:41] <daftykins> :D
[00:41] <simon> I know... I got that number with my calculator a couple of hours ago. parted still thinks that doesn't align, but maybe I should ignore it.
[00:42] <apes> I got this line during boot, anyone know what the signifigance is? * Loading cpufreq kernel modules...        ^M[fail * Starting CPU interrupts balancing daemon[ OK ]
[00:42] <apes> Server seemed to boot fine despite that
[00:42] <simon> I think it was just because it couldn't predict it properly because of missing info from the disk.
[00:44] <fresnel_0> hi
[00:44] <sudormrf> fresnel_0, hi.  cool nick.
[00:45] <simon> daftykins, I really appreciate your effort. thanks a lot.
[00:45] <fresnel_0> thanks. nice nick too, i dont dare to write it
[00:45] <shurtagul> Dunno any better place to ask, but is there an add on for firefox that will let me pan/scroll on the page with the spacebar, similar to in gimp/photoshop?
[00:46] <daftykins> simon: np, haven't won yet though :>
[00:50] <lattera> where would I find the whois command?
[00:50] <daftykins> wat
[00:50] <daftykins> lattera: you want to whois someone on IRC?
[00:50] <daftykins> type "/whois nickname"
[00:51] <lattera> no, like look up domain info in the terminal
[00:51] <lattera> like: whois google.com
[00:51] <sudormrf> lattera, if you are talking about commands in linux, typing which commandnamehere will locate the command on the system.  if you are looking for a package that contains it, apt-get install whois
[00:51] <daftykins> questiosn with context are ace.
[00:52] <daftykins> i don't think that's a thing, use a web service
[00:52] <sudormrf> whois - intelligent WHOIS client
[00:52] <lattera> why isn't whois installed by default?
[00:52] <sudormrf> it is a thing, as per apt-cache search
[00:52] <sudormrf> lattera, I just tried it and it said it wasn't installed
[00:52] <sudormrf> on 14.10
[00:53] <daftykins> because why on earth would every user do that...
[00:53] <sudormrf> after installing, it returns the results you would expect
[00:54] <shurtagul> Where can I change the settings of the alt-tab menu for xfce? They show that it has a list view in the update..
[00:54] <dreki1> daftykins: Just wanted to let you know that the file transfer seems to be working well using openssh. Thanks for your help.
[00:55] <daftykins> dreki1: no problemo, thanks for the feedback :>
[01:02] <Moonlightning> I just uninstalled gnash and some of its dependencies, and I got a whole bunch of errors related to booting stuffs
[01:02] <simon> okay, win7 installed again. booting ubuntu now.
[01:02] <wissy> 嗨
[01:03] <Moonlightning> …oh, it was because I passed `--auto-remove`. It removed some old kernels.
[01:04] <simon> daftykins, yeah!!!!!!
[01:04] <simon> daftykins, it recognizes the MBR!
[01:04] <simon> daftykins, thanks!!! :)
[01:04]  * daftykins dons shades
[01:05] <wissy> mbr？
[01:05] <amit-pc> does anyone know about the i8kutils tool?
[01:05] <daftykins> master boot record. MSDOS partition table format
[01:08] <simon> it makes sense to ditch swap when I've got 8G RAM and an SSD, right?
[01:08] <NegativeFlare> simon: no
[01:09] <NegativeFlare> simon: You always need swap. No matter what you do.
[01:09] <filippo> Hello!
[01:09] <NegativeFlare> filippo: hi
[01:09] <simon> I've run without swap on my laptop with 4G RAM and SSD for 2½ years now.
[01:09] <filippo> Hi ._.
[01:09] <NegativeFlare> simon: Well, you've probably had issues. Esp if you used your computer for a long time.
[01:09] <NegativeFlare> Like I have
[01:09] <NegativeFlare>  20:09:42 up 5 days,  1:55,  6 users,  load average: 0.50, 0.58, 0.51
[01:09] <daftykins> simon: well, wasn't this for someone else? do they not sleep/hibernate the thing?
[01:09] <simon> NegativeFlare, yeah, but not related to swap as far as I know :D
[01:10] <simon> daftykins, they sleep it. but my computer can sleep without a swap partition? (maybe it's using a swap file instead?)
[01:10] <NegativeFlare> Alright, I'm just warning you. I'm a developer and I work in IT. And I've seen tons of tickets where people didn't create a swap parition, and the system ran out of RAM, and kernel paniced.
[01:12] <daftykins> simon: i've gotta agree with NegativeFlare, had plenty of users in here too who say their systems ground to a halt after some memory leak consumed all RAM then had nowhere to go
[01:12] <daftykins> tough call though, not like you can't undo it later
[01:12] <NegativeFlare> mhm
[01:12] <daftykins> alright, bed for real
[01:12] <simon> NegativeFlare, daftykins right... I've been close to being screwed with firefox running crazy.
[01:13] <NegativeFlare> heh daftykins, good night man
[01:13] <simon> now, I do have a memory monitor in my upper corner, but yeah, I get the picture.
[01:13] <daftykins> simon: psst, if you're feeling rich feel free to give www.kodi.tv a few dollars ;)
[01:13] <simon> yeah, good night daftykins. and thanks a lot!
[01:13] <daftykins> my pleasure, enjoy
[01:13] <simon> daftykins, hehe ok
[01:13] <ytecin> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once
[01:13] <ytecin> he would "play the bongos" on my ass
[01:13] <ytecin> :3
[01:14] <daftykins> you could at least tell us the next line in the song
[01:14] <daftykins> awww
[01:14]  * daftykins goes
[01:14] <simon> hmm, interesting. the Windows 7 option in grub shows this ubuntu-like color on the screen, a windows logon sound is heard, and the color stays like that.
[01:15] <Moonlightning> Oh, it's known.
[01:15] <Moonlightning> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lvm2/+bug/591823
[01:15] <Moonlightning> And apparently there's a fix released?
[01:15] <Moonlightning> Guess I'll just have to wait it out, then.
[01:16] <amit-pc> hey guys, what is the normal operating temperature for a laptop?
[01:18] <OerHeks> amit-pc, 'normal' depends on specs model/vendor
[01:28] <amit-pc> my temperature is ranging between 48-52 during use. Is it normal or high?
[01:29] <amit-pc> I can control the fan speed using i8kutils. Just want to know when I should use that
[01:29] <Jordan_U> amit-pc: Fan speed should be controlled automatically, i.e. it should increase when needed due to heat.
[01:30] <amit-pc> It doesnt do so well on Dell Laptops
[01:30] <amit-pc> Yesterday, the temperature went upto 60 degrees
[01:30] <amit-pc> and the fan did not start
[01:47] <bcowan> anyone know how to track down a kernel bug that starts eating cpu after about 15 mins
[01:48] <bcowan> load skyrockets from to from 0 to 1.55 when this kernel process starts
[01:49] <bcowan> all that top shows is kworker
[01:53] <TheNet> are pids recycled?
[01:55] <TheNet> so if a process is killed might it's pid be assigned to another process (assuming no reboots)?
[02:02] <dcplaya_> Hey everyone. My Ubuntu server recently started having little freezes. It seems worse when downloading at high speed.  Dmesg gives "238.025257] nzbget[3130]: segfault at 7fa080b39f70 ip 0000000000473a5e sp 00007fa080af9f30 error 4 in nzbget[400000+c6000]
[02:02] <dcplaya_> " when it happens
[02:19] <AcidRain2012> http://pastebin.com/JT5wEB3q please help when someone has a chance
[02:35] <_root_> in the grub2 grub.cfg file; we have linux /boot/vmlinuz (add other options here as required)
[02:41] <_root_> in grub.cfg :: linux /boot/vmlinuz root=UUID=xxxxxxx ro quite splash
[02:41] <_root_> my question is what is root= pointing toward?
[02:41] <_root_> is it / or /boot?
[02:41] <Jordan_U> _root_: /
[02:42] <_root_> Jordan_U: if you use grub could you paste your grubcfg for more through roadmap?
[02:43] <_root_> I am writing my own grub.cfg. (ATM i can't mk-config the cfg file)
[02:43] <_root_> thanks
[02:45] <Jordan_U> _root_: What is your end goal? What problem are you trying to solve?
[02:45] <spenmenn> what end goal?
[02:48] <_root_> Jordan_U: I am using ubuntu liveusb to install grub on my HDD the linux distro in my hdd has no grub in its package ports. (x86_64 efi). using ubuntu I could install 9grub-install0 but I can't do grub-mkconfig because I get "can't find the canonical path of /cow."
[02:49] <Jordan_U> _root_: Since this is moving away from the rhelm of Ubuntu support lets move to #grub.
[02:50] <_root_> Jordan_U: first there is a ghost town down there. and please your grub.cfg
[02:50] <_root_> query me if you like
[02:51] <Jordan_U> _root_: I don't like giving support via PM, and your question is not appropriate for #ubuntu. My current grub.cfg would only confuse you.
[02:51] <_root_> Jordan_U: So what yo suggest me to do
[02:52] <Jordan_U> _root_: Ask your question in #grub.
[02:53] <Horge> Hi all, i've gone quite a bit down the rabbit hole here trying to fix a few things. I am having some weird issues so I can debsums to check where the files differed from the repositories. I have 2 things that are not matching: /sbin/start-stop-daemon and /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-32-generic
[02:53] <Horge> are they supposed to not match or do I need to repair them/
[02:54] <Jordan_U> Horge: I would expect both of those to match, but I haven't specifically tried debsums on my system recently.
[02:56] <Horge> Jordan_U: how do i go about repairing these two things?
[02:58] <pavlos> AcidRain2012, seems that the chmod should have the group sticky bit set (chmod g+s) ... goolge for setgid ... If set, it preserves group ownership.
[03:00] <Jordan_U> Horge: For vmlinuz-3.12.0-32-generic, you should have multiple newer kernels installed. So you can just confirm that "uname -r" shows you're already running a newer kernel than that, then "sudo apt-get remove linux-image-3.13.0-32-generic".
[03:00] <Windows94> hello
[03:01] <z1719807> hey Windows94
[03:01] <dcplaya_> Hey everyone. My Ubuntu server recently started having little freezes. It seems worse when downloading at high speed.  Dmesg gives "238.025257] nzbget[3130]: segfault at 7fa080b39f70 ip 0000000000473a5e sp 00007fa080af9f30 error 4 in nzbget[400000+c6000]
[03:04] <AcidRain2012> pavlos: im talking about when i connect via ssh using filezilla. when i upload/overwrite a file, it changes ownership to myname. and changes group to my name
[03:04] <Horge> Jordan_U: perfect, uname said I was on 46-generic and I removed the previous successfully
[03:04] <AcidRain2012> how can i preserver both?
[03:06] <Horge> Jordan_U: for the start-stop-daemon, im seeing dpkg as the thing I need to reinstall. Sound right?
[03:06] <duckey> is there a ubuntu linux version of bootstrap or is bootstrap supported?
[03:08] <somsip> !debootstrap | duckey
[03:09] <AcidRain2012> Horge: why would you have ever removed dpkg?
[03:09] <duckey> Is debootstrap for web development?
[03:09] <Jordan_U> Horge: Correct.
[03:10] <Horge> not removed, corrupted
[03:10] <Jordan_U> Horge: sudo apt-get install --reinstall dpkg
[03:10] <Horge> reinstalled and ran debsums again and we're throwing no errors
[03:10] <Horge> yahoo
[03:17] <pavlos> AcidRain2012, the way I read your issue is that /var/www needs to have the sticky bit set, to preserve the ownership regardless if a local user or via ssh
[03:18] <AcidRain2012> pavlos: ownership AND group?
[03:18] <AcidRain2012> well... i guess ownership kinda covers both user and group ;)
[03:19] <AcidRain2012> pavlos: ill look into this. im not sure if this is what i wanna do yet. because i will be giving someone access to a php jailed directory in a few weeks. trying to recover my old setup.
[03:19] <AcidRain2012> but for them to have access via ssh, all files that lead up to their dir must have root
[03:19] <AcidRain2012> /var/www/files <--- here will be there folder (for example). i need to be able to access that as well.
[03:19] <AcidRain2012> so it will have root:root
[03:21] <puzzola> clear
[03:21] <pavlos> AcidRain2012, not easy for me to test your setup but of what I remember, sticky bit preserves ownership.
[03:28] <somsip> AcidRain2012: just come in halfway through, but if you add a group 'developers' amd make you, the user and www-data members of that group, then chgrp -R developers /var/www/files and chmod g+s -R /var/www/files, would that do what you want?
[03:32] <AcidRain2012> somsip: k lets back up. ignore the www-data. the path /var/www/files ALL needs to be owned by root:root. /vara/www/*.* needs to be owned by www-data. ADDITIONALLY, when i upload files, regardless to where i upload them, the permissions that were alrdy set to those files, needs to be preservered
[03:33] <dfib> ey
[03:33] <dfib> hey
[03:33] <somsip> AcidRain2012: I thought you had some other user you wanted to grant access to the dir too?
[03:36] <ian__> Ok how do I troubleshoot an issue with routing?
[03:39] <rypervenche> ian__: What problem are you having?
[03:41] <ian__> rypervenche, when I have wireless and ethernet connections simultaneously I seem to have an issue with connections
[03:42] <ian__> I haven't really been able to narrow it down
[03:42] <rypervenche> ian__: Yes, that is normal. You will have problems like that if you try to do both.
[03:45] <rypervenche> ian__: You will want to use one or the other.
[03:46] <ian__> rypervenche, you're saying that I should disconnect from the wifi while I have an ethernet cable plugged in?
[03:46] <ian__> rypervenche, pretty sure that networkmanager handles that automatically so that the user doesn't have to
[03:47] <Higgenbottoms> hi
[03:48] <saila> hi
[03:48] <Higgenbottoms> anyone on?
[03:48] <Higgenbottoms> oh
[03:48] <Higgenbottoms> hey
[03:48] <Higgenbottoms> can anyone reccomend a good video editor with chroma key tech and pip?
[03:50] <Higgenbottoms> nevermind
[03:50] <Higgenbottoms> bye
[03:58] <Rahul__> Hii all
[03:59] <kevinfish> trying to compile: hidapi-0.7.0.   Getting error /usr/bin/ld: hid-libusb.o: undefined reference to symbol 'pthread_join@@GLIBC_2.4'.  Added libpthread to the LIBS line in the Makefile, and get: Package libpthread was not found in the pkg-config search path.  Tried solution on this page: http://sourceforge.net/p/openipmi/feature-requests/5/  -- still nothing works.  Help?
[04:00] <LMNOP_> hullo?
[04:00] <LMNOP_> hi
[04:00] <kevinfish> LMNOP_: hi
[04:01] <LMNOP_> doesn't like your glibc?
[04:02] <AndroidHacker> im trying to compiled gnu parted on buntu 14.04 and im getting an error about libuuid and its telling me to look into some packages like efs2prog or somethin but that package doesnt exist. i have already instsalled the uuid packages
[04:02] <AndroidHacker> compile*
[04:03] <kevinfish> LMNOP_: idk, possible I guess.  I could try reinstalling or downgrading
[04:04] <freedom> 1
[04:04] <kevinfish> how do I fix this?  W: Failed to fetch http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/main/e/eglibc/glibc-doc_2.19-0ubuntu6.5_all.deb
[04:04] <kevinfish>   404  Not Found [IP: 2001:67c:1360:8001::18 80]
[04:05] <ian__> It looks like both my wifi and ethernet interfaces have a metric value of 1, is that correct?
[04:07] <pavlos> kevinfish, the most recent is glibc-doc_2.19-0ubuntu6.6_all.deb if I red the directory
[04:08] <pavlos> *read
[04:08] <kevinfish> pavlos: is there a way to update synaptic so it sees it automagically?
[04:09] <pavlos> kevinfish, that idk
[04:09] <kevinfish> pavlos: yeah, I probably have to do it with apt somehow
[04:10] <pavlos> kevinfish, sure, use wget to get the file
[04:12] <pavlos> kevinfish, sudo dpkg -i <deb package>
[04:13] <trism> kevinfish: the pthread problem is probably that the makefile has -lpthread in the wrong spot, if it uses autotools it probably has it in LDFLAGS or CFLAGS instead of LDADD
[04:14] <trism> kevinfish: installing another glibc won't fix anything but will probably break alot of others
[04:14] <bongma> oracle-java8-installer update install is taking long. too long. why??
[04:14] <kevinfish> trism: ok, thx i'll try that
[04:16] <kevinfish> trism: nope, same problem
[04:17] <trism> kevinfish: it is almost definitely the problem, what did you change?
[04:17] <AcidRain2012> somsip: i do. the users name, lets say USERX. will have access to /var/www/files
[04:18] <AcidRain2012> BUT /var/www/files needs to be owned by root:root. everything /var/www/files/*.* will be owned by USERX
[04:18] <vi_> asdf
[04:18] <kevinfish> trism: I added that line: http://pastebin.com/XyTirqkB
[04:19] <vi_> I'm a n00b. How do you guys use IRC
[04:20] <pavlos> !irc
[04:20] <kevinfish> vi_: in what respect.  You are using it now
[04:20] <vi_> I don't know I just started xchat
[04:21] <vi_> @kevinfish
[04:21] <trism> kevinfish: on the LIBS line add -pthread at the end
[04:22] <vi_> aksdfioasjf askdfjiosajf -pthread
[04:23] <vi_> didn't worked
[04:23] <vi_> what's LIBS
[04:23] <storay> any way to change the gnome-terminal background color?
[04:23] <Laputa> hi. everyone. i'm happy with git and symbolic link managing my dotfiles, but wondering how did you guys manage the HOME directory?  it's anoying to see all those `.balabala` files that generated by different applications jumping every where
[04:23] <trism> storay: Edit/Profile Preferences/Color Tab, uncheck use system colors and you can change it
[04:24] <storay> trism: ahh yes, thank you
[04:24] <vi_> \
[04:24] <vi_> ok I think I figured out how to use commands. It is forward slash
[04:25] <pavlos> vi_, http://www.ircbeginner.com/ircinfo/tutorials.html
[04:26] <vi_> thanks pavlos
[04:26] <pavlos> vi_ np
[04:27] <kevinfish> trism: that compiled!   thx
[04:29] <vi_> sdfsdfasg
[04:34] <vi_> =^;^=
[04:35] <somsip> vi_: there's also a courtesy thing on this IRC channel where you be relevant in what you say. So random strings and ascii pictures are discouraged.
[04:35] <somsip> !guidelines | vi_
[04:35] <xangua> suddenly all crime lords are getting arested here in mexico
[04:35] <Quantos> Hey guys, I have a problem with my nVidia display settings
[04:36] <xangua> ups wrong channel
[04:36] <Quantos> I have an overscan issue that I set in the settings
[04:36] <Quantos> When I boot or login it reads the underscan settings and adjusts it accordingly
[04:36] <Quantos> But I can still scroll off my desktop
[04:36] <vi_> ok I will try these on an empty channel
[04:37] <somsip> vi_: that's a good idea :)
[04:37] <Quantos> I've edited the .xinitrc and made it bootable, but no change
[04:38] <BlackDalek> After installing CCSM and unity-tweak-tool, laptop can no longer turn screen off without instantly returning to login screen. I never made any adjustments while the utilities were installed. Removed CCSM and unity-tweak-tool but system is still broken. What happened? How do I fix?
[04:38] <Pratik151> hey guys, I can install ubuntu and have my windows os working too?
[04:38] <Quantos> Yes Pratik151
[04:38] <Pratik151> can u link me to good tutorial pls
[04:39] <Quantos> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[04:39] <bongma> oracle-java8-installer update install is taking long. too long. why??
[04:39] <Pratik151> ok do i need to install Vm for that?
[04:39] <Quantos> No Pratik, I took the time to find it, read it
[04:40] <bongma> ahhh. ok. it just finished. thanks.
[04:41] <Pratik151> ok i am reading it thnx Quantos
[04:41] <Quantos> NP, anytime
[04:42] <Quantos> Wow, a fellow Canadian
[04:46] <BlackDalek> "Turn screen off when inactive for: (option)" no longer works. Just goes instantly to login screen instead. How do I fix this?
[04:49] <AcidRain2012> wait
[04:49] <AcidRain2012> guys
[04:50] <AcidRain2012> i used chmod -R g+rw /var/www
[04:50] <AcidRain2012> and it CHANGED ownership when i uploaded
[04:50] <somsip> AcidRain2012: g+s
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> oh snap
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> what is "s"?
[04:51] <somsip> AcidRain2012: sticky
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> er.... what is "g"?
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> group
[04:51] <somsip> AcidRain2012: yes
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> ah right
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> k let me try this again.
[04:51] <somsip> AcidRain2012: Do you want to know about "+" too? ;-)
[04:51] <AcidRain2012> LOL
[04:52] <AcidRain2012> :P
[04:52] <somsip> AcidRain2012: sorry - good luck :)
[04:52] <AcidRain2012> ur too funny ;)
[04:52] <BlackDalek> "Turn screen off when inactive for: (option)" no longer works. Just goes straight to the login screen the instant the screen turns off, thus turning the screen back on AND losing any open apps.. How do I fix this?
[04:52] <AcidRain2012> so im gonna do /var/www/*.* = www-data:www-data .  /var/www = root:root. /var/www/files = root:root.
[04:53] <AcidRain2012> then. /var/www/files/*.* = USERX:USERX
[04:53] <AcidRain2012> and huh....
[04:53] <AcidRain2012> should work
[04:54] <somsip> AcidRain2012: then www-data may not be able to write to /var/www/files, like logs of cache files. Depends on permissions
[04:54] <somsip> *or
[04:56] <AcidRain2012> somsip: hmmm
[04:56] <AcidRain2012> right
[04:56] <AcidRain2012> somsip: there is a dir, /var/www/files/logshere that needs to be root:root.
[04:56] <AcidRain2012> www-data will never be writing to that file
[04:57] <AcidRain2012> ah
[04:57] <AcidRain2012> i see what your saying
[04:57] <AcidRain2012> yea that is an issue
[04:57] <AcidRain2012> thinking about permissions is hard :/
[04:57] <somsip> AcidRain2012: hence my original suggestion. Make a group that contains everyone who needs access to the folder. So www-data, the user, and maybe you. Make the folder g+s so anything written by any of those users can be read by any of those users.
[04:58] <somsip> AcidRain2012: and the folder chgrp -R {new group} too of course
[04:58] <AcidRain2012> hmmm. sry. i didnt see you were saying that before
[04:59] <somsip> AcidRain2012: you can protect individual subfolders, or g+s on them, within the main folder. It depends how tight you want security to be, and how complicted you're prepared to make it
[05:00] <AcidRain2012> somsip: hang on. im doing this now
[05:03] <AcidRain2012> k, just to be sure. chmod -a (is to preserve group you are alrdy in) -G www-group acidrain
[05:03] <AcidRain2012> is correct
[05:03] <AcidRain2012> right?
[05:03] <somsip> AcidRain2012: do you mean usermod?
[05:03] <AcidRain2012> yeah sry
[05:03] <AcidRain2012> usermod
[05:04] <somsip> AcidRain2012: TBH, I always look it up, ever since that time I removed all existing groups and left me with the one I meant to add.
[05:04] <AcidRain2012> LOL. i know. same here. ive done that before. :S
[05:04] <AcidRain2012> hang on
[05:06] <AcidRain2012> somsip: yep. i was right
[05:06] <somsip> AcidRain2012: it looked good to me, but I do *always* check that sort of thing
[05:07] <BlackDalek> "Turn screen off when inactive for: (option)" no longer works. Just goes straight to the login screen the instant the screen turns off, thus turning the screen back on. How do I fix this?
[05:08] <Quantos> Can you stop repeating yourself, if someone knows they'll respond
[05:08] <AcidRain2012> BlackDalek: you on a laptop?
[05:08] <BlackDalek> AcidRain2012, yes.
[05:08] <AcidRain2012> BlackDalek: k, there is more options you have to disable.
[05:09] <AcidRain2012> the "when unplugged" options. have the same settings
[05:11] <BlackDalek> AcidRain2012, there are no options under "brightness & lock" for plugged/unplugged.
[05:11] <AcidRain2012> er... hang on
[05:12] <BlackDalek> AcidRain2012, There are options for "on battery" or "plugged in" under "power" settings.. but both of those refer only to suspending.. not screen off.
[05:12] <AcidRain2012> BlackDalek: sry im using KDE. under power management -> energy saving -> Screen saver setting (turn this on and set to x). suspend session (off).
[05:13] <BlackDalek> AcidRain2012, ok. thanks anyway ;)
[05:13] <AcidRain2012> BlackDalek: yes. you said it just locks the screen. perhaps it locks on suspend? stop it from suspending
[05:13] <AcidRain2012> BlackDalek: i remember on my laptop it took me some time to get those tricky settings down. but i assure u. they work
[05:13] <pavlos> BlackDalek, click on the battery icon, look at the options
[05:13] <BlackDalek> AcidRain2012, it is already set for "don't suspend" for both plugged or on battery.
[05:14] <AcidRain2012> did you click "apply"? lol
[05:14] <AcidRain2012> ;p
[05:14] <BlackDalek> AcidRain2012, unity doesn't come with apply button.. simply changing the options applies them.
[05:15] <AcidRain2012> sry bro. im no help here :(
[05:16] <BlackDalek> pavlos, battery options on the battery icon just brings up same controls/option as through the settings panel
[05:17] <pavlos> BlackDalek, strange ... I have laptop, 14.04, unity ... I rmc on the battery (top,right), power settings, I see on battery and when plugged options
[05:21] <BlackDalek> pavlos, all I get under battery icon is 1. a status of the battery "Battery (charged)" which brings up statistics about battery if clicked; 2. "Show Time in Menu Bar" ; 3. "Show percentage in Menu Bar"; and 4. "Power Settings"
[05:22] <pavlos> BlackDalek, click on the 4th Power settings
[05:23] <BlackDalek> pavlos, already did.. just brings up same controls as "system settings..." > "Power"
[05:24] <AcidRain2012> k, time to test out my permissions
[05:24] <AcidRain2012> ive created www-group. added acidrain and www-data to it
[05:25] <duckey> How can I create an irc server? Yes I have looked at the documentation.
[05:25] <BlackDalek> pavlos, my issue is not with making the computer "suspend" or "power off" (which is the only thing I can do with those power controls). My issue is with the screen not staying off when inactive (setting under "Screen & Lock").
[05:26] <AcidRain2012> look into ircd?
[05:26] <AcidRain2012> duckey: first google link of "linux how to irc server"
[05:26] <duckey> Alredy did
[05:26] <AcidRain2012> so what is your specific question?
[05:26] <somsip> !ot | duckey (it's not something to ask here)
[05:26] <pavlos> BlackDalek, I will join this channle from my laptop and share the screenshot
[05:27] <BlackDalek> After installing CCSM and unity-tweak-tool, laptop can no longer turn screen off without instantly returning to login screen. I never made any adjustments while the utilities were installed. Removed CCSM and unity-tweak-tool but system is still broken. What happened? How do I fix?
[05:31] <jennie> how much HDD space latest 64bit ubuntu will need?
[05:32] <BlackDalek> pavlos, sorry, I meant "brightness & lock" before.. not "screen & lock".
[05:34] <pavlos> BlackDalek, I'm on from my lapto pbut need to figure how to upload the shot
[05:35] <jennie> how much size partition should I make for ubuntu 64bit?
[05:35] <AcidRain2012> hmmm
[05:36] <Ben64> jennie: I'd say like 20GB or so
[05:36] <jennie> Alright :-)
[05:36] <Ben64> well, maybe more if you're including /home
[05:36] <jennie> I bought a new 120gb ssd today and I want to install both windows and UBuntu on that SSD so I want to decide the partition size
[05:37] <BlackDalek> pavlos, http://imagebin.ca/ perhaps?
[05:37] <study> ??
[05:37] <hillshum> On my uni wifi network (and only there) I have serious connect issues, where it will go in and out repeatedly. Are there any ways to figure out what's going on? Spectrum analysis?
[05:38] <pavlos_> BlackDalek, http://postimg.org/image/gg8fq4di5/63baa691/
[05:40] <AcidRain2012> man wtf. /var /www /jkdf2 /JKBot /JKArchive /JKDF2 are ALL owned by root:root. yet i get bad ownership or modes on chroot directory
[05:40] <BlackDalek> pavlos_, yes.. that is identical to what I get (exactly the same as "system settings" "power"). And really no help at all to my problem (screen does not stay off but instead goes to login screen immediately).
[05:41] <jennie> Ben64: is 50gb enough?
[05:41] <jennie> just for programs and files, not for big size files as I have other HDD for big size files and data
[05:41] <BlackDalek> pavlos_, thanks for trying anyway.
[05:45] <AcidRain2012> pwnt
[05:45] <AcidRain2012> got it
[05:45] <drummerboy> hi
[05:46] <jennie> hi drummerboy
[05:46] <drummerboy> hi jennie
[05:47] <drummerboy> anyone here was an Amiga user?
[05:48] <drummerboy> bye bye!
[05:51] <harish_> enter key is not working in ubumtu terminal
[05:52] <harish_> "Enter" key is not working in ubumtu terminal
[05:52] <cfhowlett> !patience
[06:03] <zacwalls> Hi so I try to set ircd unreal up and I get an error message that I cant do anything about. tail: cannot open ‘/home/ubuntu/Unreal3.2.10.2/ircd.log’ for reading: No such file or directory
[06:04] <somsip> AcidRain2012: is it sorted then?
[06:05] <AcidRain2012> yes sir
[06:05] <somsip> AcidRain2012: cool. AFK now and just wondering if you got it sorted
[06:20] <galentanner> I have an issue.  Can anyone help me?
[06:20] <TheNet> galentanner: say the issue, if someone can help you they'll say so
[06:21] <galentanner> Ok.  I'm a super newbie.
[06:22] <galentanner> I have installed xbuntu 14.04 on my old laptop.  After I wake it up from sleep, the mouse doesn't work.  I haven't been able to find a solution that I understand.  Can anyone help?
[06:24] <TheNet> galentanner: something like this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2226734
[06:25] <galentanner> my mouse is the installed track pad, I think it is synaptic.
[06:26] <mlissner> So, I just had me upgrade to 14.10 go totally haywire. I've gotten my graphical environment up and running, but I want to reinstall everything because there was a disk failure partway through and lots of programs have minor issues.
[06:26] <mlissner> Any ideas how to reinstall EVERYTHING?
[06:27] <mlissner> (I've got it all in the apt cache anyway...)
[06:27] <mlissner> q
[06:27] <mlissner> exit
[06:28] <galentanner> Ooh.  I know this one! I've installed this thing about 7 times.  I used a disk wipe and reinstall.  Doubt that is the best way, but that is what I did.  I got it running finally after about a week.
[06:28] <TheNet> galentanner: I'm not sure, you could try the answer here http://askubuntu.com/questions/483416/keyboard-and-mouse-unresponsive-after-suspend
[06:28] <zacwalls> I asked a question like 30 min ago
[06:28] <mlissner> Well, things are running, just not totally correctly.
[06:28] <galentanner> oh.  Disregard.
[06:29] <mlissner> I want like, a apt-get install --reinstall --everything
[06:29] <TheNet> zacwalls: it's 1:30 in the morning for a lot of people, try asking here instead: http://askubuntu.com/
[06:29] <zacwalls> Hi so I try to set ircd unreal up and I get an error message that I cant do anything about. tail: cannot open ‘/home/ubuntu/Unreal3.2.10.2/ircd.log’ for reading: No such file or directory
[06:29] <galentanner> I actually tried that.  No change.
[06:30] <zacwalls> TheNet, where I live Its 10:30
[06:31] <BlackCross> how's going?
[06:37] <galentanner> I typed " sudo gedit /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/mouse" and it says "sudo: gedit: command not found"  What did I did wrong?
[06:38] <TheNet> galentanner: try "sudo vim /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/mouse"
[06:40] <TheNet> galentanner: actually I'm not sure vim is packaged with xubuntu
[06:41] <galentanner> should I try it anyway?
[06:42] <TheNet> galentanner: might as well
[06:42] <TheNet> galentanner: also try replacing 'vim' with 'nano
[06:42] <TheNet> galentanner: I'm really not sure what editor xubuntu has
[06:42] <cfhowlett> TheNet, gedit
[06:44] <BlackDalek> After installing CCSM and unity-tweak-tool, laptop can no longer turn screen off without instantly returning to login screen. I never made any adjustments while the utilities were installed. Removed CCSM and unity-tweak-tool but system is still broken. What happened? How do I fix?
[06:45] <galentanner> ok, I'll try it.
[06:45] <galentanner> The nano one brought a screen.  What do I do now?
[06:46] <galentanner> Is this where I type in the code from the post?
[06:46] <TheNet> galentanner: yep
[06:47] <TheNet> galentanner: control + x to exit (it'll prompt you to save the changes, hit Y)
[06:47] <scream> yo
[06:48] <galentanner> So I'm typing in: #!/bin/sh  case "$1" in  Resume)  Modprobe -r psmouse  modprobe psmouse  esac    ?
[06:48] <scream> i'm trying to run tf2 on ubuntu 12.04 but the error i get: please install S3TC texture support
[06:49] <scream> any idea?
[06:49] <TheNet> galentanner: what instructions are you following?
[06:49] <Ben64> scream: try the steam community or maybe #ubuntu-steam
[06:50] <galentanner> http://askubuntu.com/questions/453328/mouse-does-not-work-properly-after-suspension?rq=1
[06:51] <TheNet> galentanner: don't forget the new lines
[06:51] <galentanner> I just cut and past right?
[06:51] <TheNet> galentanner: copy + paste if you can
[06:51] <TheNet> yeah
[06:51] <galentanner> Ok...then  CTRL + x
[06:52] <TheNet> then Y to save
[06:52] <TheNet> not sure if that'll work for you though, it doesn't mention xubuntu specifically
[06:52] <galentanner> ok. done.  Scared to hell but, done. Now what?
[06:52] <TheNet> no idea
[06:52] <TheNet> I didn't write that answer :P
[06:53] <TheNet> I guess sleep your computer then wake it back up?
[06:53] <galentanner> Oh my.  I'm going to exit the terminal and put my computer to sleep.  If don't comeback, send a search party!  JK.
[06:53] <TheNet> ot
[06:53] <galentanner> Thanks
[06:53] <TheNet> it's not a very clean way of doing it though
[06:53] <TheNet> if it does work
[06:53] <galentanner> I wouldn't know the difference
[06:54] <TheNet> I gotta head off soon
[06:54] <galentanner> Thanks again...here's hoping....
[06:54] <TheNet> at the very least it shouldn't break anything
[06:54] <TheNet> if it doesn't work though remove it using 'rm /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/mouse
[06:54] <TheNet> '
[06:55] <thomedy> okay... so i am wroking on a really big project ... not homework
[06:55] <thomedy> and im tryin gto come up with a solution to a set back
[06:55] <thomedy> its in c++ and i know that i can get my pid
[06:56] <thomedy> my intention is that i can get my pid and then regex for the n ame of the process that the id is and then if the pid from the database and the name of the id match the name it should then i kill the process before restarting it
[06:56] <thomedy> heres my question
[06:57] <thomedy> what is the likely hood that a process for example named file_processor  have 2 process one that is over and the id is done on that
[06:57] <thomedy> and then the new one later on a notehr file with the same id
[06:57] <thomedy> my concern is that i kill a process on a nother file on accident
[06:58] <thomedy> that might be confusing
[07:00] <Windows94> hello
[07:01] <Windows94> i have windows 7 on my computer, a 1tb hd 700 gb for windows, im trying to install ubuntu on the rest of the drive but when i run ubuntu setup it doesnt see the windows partition it just says the whole drive is empty, why?
[07:05] <galentanner> TheNet are you still here?
[07:06] <TheNet> galentanner: yep
[07:06] <galentanner> SO that didn't work.  It still froze upon waking.  I guess I just have to shut the thing down everytme eh?
[07:07] <TheNet> galentanner: try asking in http://askubuntu.com
[07:07] <TheNet> I really have no idea
[07:08] <onbreak> hey guys i installed ubuntu on an lenovo laptop with realtek pci card; wifi constantly diconnects, followed some instructions but it didnt work coul anyone help me
[07:08] <galentanner> Thanks for trying.  I'll post something on there.  I appreciate your help.
[07:08] <TheNet> galentanner: you should probably remove the file you created though: rm /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/mouse
[07:08] <galentanner> ok.  Just type that line in?
[07:09] <TheNet> you might need to add 'sudo ' at the beginning
[07:10] <TheNet> make sure you type it right, you don't get a confirmation dialog and you don't want to remove the wrong file
[07:10] <galentanner> I just tried and it says"rm: cannot remove ‘/usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/mouse’: No such file or directory"
[07:11] <TheNet> galentanner: yep add a 'sudo ' at the beginning
[07:12] <galentanner> actually I did.  it didn't read it back...should I not cut and paste the text?  Just type it in?
[07:12] <TheNet> galentanner: "it didn't read it back" you mean it didn't confirm that you deleted it?
[07:12] <TheNet> it does that
[07:13] <TheNet> don't worry about it, it's deleted
[07:13] <galentanner> Are you sure?
[07:13] <TheNet> yep
[07:13] <galentanner> ok.  Thanks again!
[07:14] <galentanner> Thank you TheNet.  I appreciate your help tonight.
[07:14] <TheNet> as long as there's no error it should be fine
[07:14] <galentanner> ok.  Take it easy!
[07:15] <TheNet> galentanner: no problem, I always appreciate help myself so it's nice to give back
[07:15] <TheNet> good luck!
[07:15] <galentanner> Indeed...Thanks You too!
[07:16] <BlackDalek> After installing CCSM and unity-tweak-tool, laptop can no longer turn screen off without instantly returning to login screen. I never made any adjustments while the utilities were installed. Removed CCSM and unity-tweak-tool but system is still broken. What happened? How do I fix?
[07:19] <alteregoa> why they removed ddate from Ubuntu 14.10?
[07:34] <TheNumb> alteregoa: because upstream has removed it.
[07:34] <TheNumb> It's no longer built by default.
[07:43] <dingus1> Hello, I have an issue with systemback/virtualbox in lubuntu 14.04 -- it saves the system very well. But the virtualbox machines cannot be used?
[07:50] <Windows94>  i have windows 7 on my computer, a 1tb hd 700 gb for windows, im trying to install ubuntu on the rest of the drive but when i run ubuntu setup it doesnt see the windows partition it just says the whole drive is empty, why?
[07:53] <dingus1> So, I create a live usb stick in lubuntu using systemback.. After I have installed win2000 on a virtual machine in virtualbox
[08:11] <elichai2> hey
[08:11] <elichai2> there is a way to reset all drivers\firmware back to default? like new install?
[08:11] <elichai2> My bluetooth isn't working, and at first i saw these in dmesg:
[08:11] <elichai2> Bluetooth: Error in firmware loading
[08:11] <elichai2> Bluetooth: Error in firmware loading err = -110
[08:12] <elichai2> But after I tried changing / installing some things i can't even see the error
[08:13] <elichai2> Linux Lenovo-G510 3.16.0-31-generic #41-Ubuntu SMP Tue Feb 10 15:24:04 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[08:14] <elichai2> Description:    Ubuntu 14.10
[08:14] <Ascavasaion> Ages ago I installed Windows 7, then installed Ubuntu, and Ubuntu boot manager controlled things.  Windows has gone unstable and I need to reinstall Windows but do not want to lose Linux in the boot manager. Any ideas please?
[08:15] <cfhowlett> elichai2, go into our /home and nuke all the .hidden files/folders will reset you new login state.  It is a radical method, but it does tend to work.
[08:15] <aeon-ltd> Ascavasaion: you're gonna have to restore it post windows installation
[08:15] <elichai2> cfhowlett, WTF?!
[08:15] <elichai2> how is it related to bluetooth ?!??!?
[08:16] <cfhowlett> elichai  elichai2> there is a way to reset all drivers\firmware back to default? like new install?    <<< also, language.
[08:16] <elichai2> that's not the drivers
[08:16] <elichai2> i mean for instance /lib/firmware
[08:17] <Ascavasaion> aeon-ltd: Okies, how do I do that?  Install windows, it deletes the bootmanager,I then start with USB memory stick Live CD Ubuntu and manually redo bootmanager?
[08:18] <aeon-ltd> Ascavasaion: i really don't know, i haven't ever tried to restore grub2, i did once with grub1 though. someone else here might know though or there's a ubuntu wiki age about restoring grub somwwhere
[08:18] <decci> I want to create a OpenLDAP server as an alternative to MS AD on Ubuntu 14x. Any guide or reference?
[08:18] <aeon-ltd> Ascavasaion: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[08:19] <cfhowlett> !grub2 |
[08:21] <elichai2> and undo things like these: http://pastebin.com/EiQEEY5z
[08:26] <mrdot> Is there a way to assign different static IPs to different users in a server running ubuntu 14.04 ?
[08:27] <elichai2> i guess i must upgrade to vivid:
[08:27] <elichai2> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1352821
[08:27] <elichai2> (or at least the kernel)
[08:27] <White_Cat_> odoo.py -u will update a list of modules. How can I make it update all installed modules?
[08:27] <White_Cat_> it should heed to the module order I suppose
[08:28] <BarnaSzalai> hi
[08:28] <BarnaSzalai> if my system freeze which log file is suggested to check for investigating?
[08:28] <Ben64> all
[08:28] <BarnaSzalai> ok
[08:33] <sweqq> Hey
[08:33] <sweqq> How is it here
[08:33] <sweqq> Anyone here?
[08:34] <aeon-ltd> nope
[08:36] <dingus1> fixed, very easy. I installed lubuntu to a new hard drive from the systemback live usb then re-installed win2000 in virtualbox.
[08:36] <dingus1> It works!
[08:37] <Windows94>  i have windows 7 on my computer, a 1tb hd 700 gb for windows, im trying to install ubuntu on the rest of the drive but when i run ubuntu setup it doesnt see the windows partition it just says the whole drive is empty, why?
[08:40] <m0e42> which ubuntu version? 14.10?
[08:40] <elichai2> whats channel is there for Ubuntu Vivid?
[08:42] <m0e42> @Windows94 Which ubuntu version you are runnin? seems like a gpt prob i had on one of my boxes. run a shell and type " sudo gdisk -l /dev/sdX " where sdX is your HDD
[08:45] <rww> elichai2: #ubuntu+1
[08:49] <helprequested> hey, if i'm booting ubuntu on a laptop from a usb, i just need the installation .iso on the usb, and then to boot it in that weird way, no? also. it's on my parents computer, its a windows 8.1 will they see i booted ubuntu on the laptop?
[08:50] <dingus1> helprequested, no your parents will not know that you booted a live CD or USB on their laptop. haha
[08:50] <m0e42> put the iso on usb with unetbootin
[08:50] <helprequested> lol thanks!
[08:51] <m0e42> and no they won't see that you bootet linux
[08:51] <helprequested> they're crazy about this stuff. they think i'm a 1337 h4xor. at least someone does...
[08:51] <m0e42> lol
[08:51] <dingus1> linux is not porn. have fun.
[08:51] <m0e42> linux is porn dude :) ok in a wired way :P
[08:52] <dingus1> oops, wrong channel. pls forgive
[08:52] <helprequested> haha they wouldn't wanna hear that either!
[08:52] <clarkk> I want to install this arping via universe, but synaptic is going to uninstall the existing/default arping (in main) AND network-manager and network-manager-gnome. This doesn't sound like a good idea. How can I get around this?
[08:52] <clarkk> http://www.habets.pp.se/synscan/programs.php?prog=arping
[08:52] <Ben64> clarkk: then don't do it
[08:53] <clarkk> Ben64: I want this version of arping tho. Why does it need to uninstall essential system components to do that?
[08:54] <m0e42> this tool isn't something for your daily use thingi
[08:55] <clarkk> m0e42: who are you talking to?
[08:57] <svetlana_> how do i set the default window manager?
[08:58] <dionysus69> hey guys I need to run this on guest ubuntu in Vbox, sudo mount -t vboxsf -o uid=$UID,gid=$(id -g) workspace ~/workspace ----------- how to automount
[09:00] <elichai2> how can i 'reset' all kernel modules?
[09:00] <elichai2> (make it as new)
[09:12] <johnsonSteward> why cant my new ubuntu installation boot?
[09:13] <johnsonSteward> i mean, it cant be recognized by the bios or so..
[09:13] <johnsonSteward> i need to plug in a drive to load efi shell to get to the grub interface
[09:14] <rpp601> hey guys, i have a package starting up with boot - i did 'sudo update.rc -f package remove' and it removed the entries - then sudo rm /etc/init.d/package
[09:14] <rpp601> but its still surviving reboots
[09:14] <nemaona> is there a plugin for downloading complete web pages, so I can view them offline. I have found an amazing site for programming tutorials and I would be lost if they decided to remove the content, or to make it non-free
[09:14] <rpp601> i want it to NOT load on boot
[09:15] <nemaona> sorry, wrong channel, wanted to ask in mozilla
[09:15] <popey> nemaona: wget :)
[09:15] <nemaona> i'm a noob, don't know how to do this :(
[09:16] <popey> nemaona: wget -m --no-parent <url>
[09:16] <popey> nemaona: you'll end up with a local copy of the page in a directory
[09:17] <nemaona> ok, but what if the page is huge (more than 150 tutorials with links to many pages and videos and stuff)
[09:17] <popey> nemaona: it may take a while :)
[09:17] <popey> nemaona: and probably wont download the videos
[09:34] <pksadiq> //quit
[09:39] <umbra_purus> Can someone explain me how to change permissions on files in ubuntu via terminal?
[09:39] <umbra_purus> Can someone explain me how to change permissions on files in ubuntu via terminal?
[09:40] <avilqu> Hi everyone, I'm looking for some help for a weird connection problem. My Internet (wifi) is sometimes very slow, sometimes non working at all, and sometimes OK, although I don't touch the setup.
[09:40] <avilqu> The problem doesn't come from my home network, because my computer reacts exactly the same way on many different networkds
[09:41] <umbra_purus> ??
[09:41] <avilqu> and other computers on the same network have a normal connection
[09:42] <umbra_purus> avilqu: When you installed ubuntu did you had to install manually wifi drivers?
[09:42] <avilqu> no, everything worked well
[09:42] <avilqu> didn't have to install anything after basic install to get things running
[09:43] <umbra_purus> avilqu: Is there another computer in the same location that your pc with ubuntu is?
[09:44] <umbra_purus> avilqu: It can be problems with the range of your wifi router for example.
[09:44] <avilqu> doesn't seem like it, I tried right next to the router, and the problem happens wether there is other computers or not
[09:45] <avilqu> actually, it's weird because it seems like something completely random...
[09:45] <avilqu> maybe it's a hardware problem, but I have no idea of how to check that
[09:45] <lasko> avilqu: Do you have this problem with other devices? (e.g. your phone connecting to the wireless)?
[09:46] <lasko> umbra_purus: What permissions are you needing to change and yes I can assist
[09:46] <avilqu> no, my computer is the only device having this issue
[09:47] <lasko> avilqu: Okay, what 802.11 modes does your router support (e.g. 802.1/a/b/g/n/ac)  -- and does your wireless card in your computer support the same modes.
[09:48] <lasko> avilqu: There are many factors at this point to consider: Is your router transmitting on 2.4GHz, 5GHZ, or Both? -- Does your computers wireless card support both?
[09:48] <lasko> avilqu: What channel is your Router transmitting on within the 2.4, and 5Ghz?
[09:48] <avilqu> lasko: Ok I'll just check that, I'll let you know
[09:48] <lasko> s/802.1/802.11
[09:49] <lasko> avilqu: Okay
[09:50] <lasko> avilqu: Also could you please provide the output in pastebin for the follow command      nm-tool && iwconfig
[09:50] <dingus1> pastbin!
[09:51] <dingus1> how does that work?
[09:51] <Orly71_> I'm trying to understand what openstack is and what exactly I need. I want to setup a cloud with 15 servers and 4 NAS'es voor shared storage.I want to host virtual machines on it. And I need the ability to live migrate vm's between nodes in case of a hardware failure.
[09:51] <dionysus69> hey guys my user is member of vboxsf group but I still dont have permission to mount a windows drive in virtualbox, why :(?
[09:51] <lasko> dingus1: lol wut?
[09:51] <Orly71_> I can do that in openstack, if I understood correctly .. but am I required to take a 'landscape' license ?
[09:51] <dingus1> this channel supports pastebin. how do I use it?
[09:51] <cfhowlett> dingus1, install pastebinit. run your terminal command followed by | pastebinit         and then paste the url here.  example: cat /etc/issue | pastebinit
[09:52] <dingus1> ty
[09:52] <rpp601> hey guys i have a simple command to start a game server in /init.d/darkplace-server, i did update-rc.d and it added it - when i reboot the command isn't executing
[09:52] <cfhowlett> dingus1, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10549521/
[09:53] <cfhowlett> dingus1, fyi: you might wish to edit your pastebin with your name and select your own paste host.
[09:53] <avilqu> lasko: http://pastebin.com/wE1zFAFc
[09:54] <crypto_guy> hi, how i can stop the laptop wifi adapter and use the external?
[09:54] <avilqu> lasko: still trying to find out what channel is my router transmitting on, I'm looking on my router config (http://192.168.1.1)
[09:55] <lasko> avilqu: So it looks like you are connecting but you are only connecting at 6 Mb/s  and your Signal strength is horrible. How far away are you from the wireless access point?
[09:55] <rpp601> or better yet, what's the easiest way to make a program start on boot
[09:56] <avilqu> lasko: it's something like 10 meters and 2 walls away
[09:56] <avilqu> lasko: but the problem is the same when I'm right next to it
[09:57] <lasko> pastebin the output for sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[09:57] <lasko> (that will also show the channel information I was talking about)
[09:58] <avilqu> lasko: http://pastebin.com/EBP78pkU
[09:59] <lasko> avilqu: How configurable is your router? Is it possible to turn off the 2.4GHz radio and just use the 5GHz?
[09:59] <avilqu> lasko: I'm trying to look at this on my router config page, which is pretty slow at the moment
[10:00] <avilqu> lasko: for the record I have the exact same problem when I use a wifi network emited by my cellphone
[10:00] <avilqu> lasko: (although that cellphone sits right next to my computer)
[10:01] <lasko> Sounds like you might just have a bad wireless NIC. You could purchase a wireless USB dongle for relatively cheap.
[10:02] <JoanLM80> Hi everyone, first time here.
[10:02] <lasko> I base this on the fact that your Bit rate is reallly low, and your signal strength is also not very good considering how close you said you are.
[10:03] <lasko> My first suggestion would be to try and use jsut 5GHz since the 2.4GHz range is such a congested spectrum and often interferred with by many things.
[10:03] <avilqu> lasko: Ok I should try that, thank you so much for helping me. BTW I can't change the band used by my router
[10:03] <avilqu> lasko: the only choice I have is 2.4GHZ ; although I can change the channel
[10:04] <lasko> If you scan (iwlist wlan0 scan)  --- do any other networks show up?
[10:05] <lasko> Or is it just yours
[10:05] <JoanLM80> does anyone know why chinese characters do not appear while trying to install QQ using Wine?
[10:05] <avilqu> lasko: when I use this command I only see mine. But I use the connection applet I see a couple other wifi I could connect on
[10:06] <cfhowlett> JoanLM80, you have to have installed chinese language support first.
[10:06] <cfhowlett> !cn | JoanLM80
[10:06] <lasko> avilqu: Does the applet show what the other network channels are?
[10:06] <avilqu> no, the applet doesn't give me that information
[10:07] <nukleuz> Somebody knows about a ppa with a newer version of Bochs?
[10:07] <JoanLM80> thank you very much
[10:07] <lasko> avilqu: The standard non-overlapping channels in the 2.4GHz spectrum are 1, 6, 11 --- What I'm thinking /may/ be happening also is that the other networks you are seeing might be on overlapping channels (2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10) -- which could interfere with your signal as well.
[10:07] <lasko> avilqu: You can attempt to just change the channel to another non-overlapping channel and see if that helps
[10:08] <lasko> I doubt it but i suppose its worth a shot
[10:08] <keeph> how to remove broken symlinks recursively? I've tried find -L in several ways in 12.04 LTS: find -L . -type l -exec rm -rf {} +
[10:08] <avilqu> lasko: Ok I'll try that, and anyway if I'm out of options I'll buy a USB wifi dongle
[10:08] <lasko> avilqu: cool, good luck man
[10:08] <avilqu> lasko: thank you very much for your help
[10:09] <lasko> No problem
[10:11] <JoanLM80> chhowlett how can I do that?
[10:12] <lasko> keeph: Remove the -L
[10:13] <lasko> keeph: find . -type l exec rm -rf {} \;
[10:15] <JoanLM80> I think I know, thanks
[10:15] <keeph> lasko hmm, still not working: find . -type l -exec rm -rf {} \;
[10:16] <rpp601> why would a script return 'command not found' yet the command works from cli
[10:16] <keeph> for some reason, even symlinks is not working.
[10:16] <lasko> keeph: find -L . -type l -ls       --- Does this output anything
[10:17] <queretaro> Hi, when is the "up" option defined in /etc/network/interfaces executed? becase we have pre-up and post-up, I'm not sure when "up" is executed
[10:17] <keeph> lasko nothing, very weird. I'm pretty sure the original files were deleted
[10:17] <lasko> keeph: hehe sounds like the broken symlinks aren't there anymore
[10:18] <keeph> is there any diff for hardlinks?
[10:19] <svetlana_> how do i set the default window manager? i am using 14.10 . tried looking at ~/.dmrc, it does have Desktop::Session entry,but i do not know what i _can_ set it to.
[10:19] <lasko> well if you created something with 'ln -s' then you created a softlink
[10:21] <lasko> keeph: Let me read a man page real quick and see what I can come up with
[10:21] <keeph> hmm, I think I've created a hardlink. So if I delete the original file, will hardlink still keep linking the old inoe?
[10:21] <svetlana_> as long as there is another file containing this, yes
[10:21] <svetlana_> file is removed when last hardlink is gone
[10:22] <keeph> oh I see, therefore it keeps working like the previous file. thanks for the info
[10:22] <svetlana_> just in case of my memory failing you could try it on a small test file
[10:24] <keeph> will do, thanks very much for the explanation svetlana_ and lasko
[10:24] <svetlana_> it's alright, I'm glad to help :)
[10:25] <lasko> keeph: You could do somethign like this to find hardlinks to regular files   'find . -type f -links +1'  -- though thats kind of a guess on my part.
[10:26] <lasko> finding hardlinks on directories is much harder lol
[10:27] <svetlana_> I'm reading wdm man page. It refers to ``Session Program'' section twice, but that section doesn't exist...
[10:31] <rpp601> can someone help me figure out why my init script wont work?
[10:31] <svetlana_> only if you ask
[10:32] <rpp601> svetlana_, here is my init script http://pastebin.com/aYQwUgh8
[10:33] <rpp601> svetlana_, it wont start, in the logs it says 'darkplaces-server' 'command not found'
[10:33] <svetlana_> do you have a direct (raw) download link ? that would be easier for me to read - that link is at the page top :)
[10:33] <rpp601> but, that command workds from the termal
[10:34] <rpp601> svetl
[10:34] <rpp601> svetlana_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10549727/
[10:34] <svetlana_> ta
[10:35] <rpp601> svetlana_, so basically, for whatever reason that command works fine, but it wont run from the script, only from term
[10:35] <lasko> svetlana_: You might want to use full paths for the script.
[10:35] <lasko> e.v. the full path for darkplaces-server
[10:35] <lasko> e.g.*
[10:36] <rpp601> lasko, like /usr/share/games/quake/darkplaces-server
[10:36] <svetlana_> rpp601: try what lasko said (I'm not yet sure /why/ it happens, but it sounds like a reasonable workaround)
[10:36] <svetlana_> yes, like that
[10:36] <lasko> lasko: Yes.
[10:36] <rpp601> lasko, how can i tell where that file is?
[10:37] <rpp601> darkplaces-server
[10:37] <svetlana_> whereis darkplaces-server
[10:37] <lasko> which darkplaces-server
[10:37] <rpp601> k
[10:37] <svetlana_> what does such command say?
[10:37] <svetlana_> I again don't remember the difference ... hmm
[10:37] <rpp601> that did it!
[10:37] <rpp601> thanks!
[10:38] <lasko> ;)
[10:38] <svetlana_> ``which'' looks better, it just tells the binary location, not the whole universe :)
[10:38] <lasko> Full path is definitely always better to use for any scripts since the "user" running it with not neccesarily have the same $PATH
[10:39] <svetlana_> lasko: would you perhaps be able to find something on my question, please? I'm not getting results very easily here ....
[10:39] <lasko> sorry, which question?
[10:40] <svetlana_> how do i set the default window manager? i am using 14.10 . tried looking at ~/.dmrc, it does have Desktop::Session entry,but i do not know what i _can_ set it to.
[10:41] <svetlana_> I'm reading wdm man page. It refers to ``Session Program'' section twice, but that section doesn't exist...
[10:41] <lasko> Um yeah one sec.
[10:43] <rpp601> svetlana_, lasko,  cannot create /var/run/dark-server.pid: Permission denied how bout that?
[10:45] <lasko> svetlana_: How did you install the new Window Manager? though apt?
[10:45] <lasko> through*
[10:47] <lasko> svetlana_: What I've done in the past is used a program called "choosewm"  -- apt-get install choosewm   and anything registered as a Window Manage will be selectable as an option to set the default WM.
[10:47] <lasko> But I'm sure there is a much simpler method.
[10:49] <rpp601> do i need to create a directory in /var/run with my username? lasko
[10:50] <svetlana_> lasko: selectable where? (I'm not using a gui.)
[10:50] <lasko> dark-server.pid is going to be a file.
[10:50] <lasko> svetlana_: I believe its a curses app.
[10:50] <rpp601> lasko, yes i see it
[10:51] <rpp601> lasko, cannot create /var/run/dark-server.pid is what i'm getting
[10:51] <lasko> rpp601: Your use probably doesn't have access.   sudo
[10:51] <rpp601> lasko, can i use sudo through the script?
[10:52] <lasko> I wouldn't. Give me a moment to respond. Someone IRL trying to chat with me also lol
[10:52] <rpp601> k
[10:55] <svetlana_> lasers: I'm breaking things. It is a gtk program. I ran it in one of the WMs, set my preferred VM, and logged off. On next login it logs me into a blank screen.
[10:55] <svetlana_> I don't understand where and what it's picking up from. .dmrc still contains a Desktop::session entry with an old wm value.
[10:56] <svetlana_> both old and new wm work, I know this from when I was using another display manager.
[10:56] <svetlana_> lasko: --^
[10:56] <svetlana_> lasers: sorry, wrong nick.
[10:56] <TROLL-> FUCK UBUNTU
[10:56] <TROLL-> MOTHERFUCKERS
[10:56] <cfhowlett> !ops | troll ban requested
[10:56] <TROLL-> BITCHAS NIGGERS
[10:56] <TROLL-> BITCHAS NIGGERS
[10:56] <TROLL-> BITCHAS NIGGERS
[10:56] <TROLL-> BITCHAS NIGGERS
[10:58] <cfhowlett> now he's attempting to login as my nick?  tsk ...
[10:58] <svetlana_> I don't know whether I'm doing it right by asking one nick.  My question is out here with full details -- anyone else awake helping with it would be nice.
[10:59] <Greencloud> Whoah! Who's that TROLL? Is he kicked already out of this channel?
[10:59] <svetlana_> Dunno. Yes he is.
[10:59] <cfhowlett> Greencloud, he was.
[10:59] <popey> moving on.
[11:00] <cfhowlett> Is TROLL attempting to login under any other accounts?  50 attempts on mine ...
[11:00] <svetlana_> I would be glad if someone could answer, yeah, I don't understand how it works.
[11:00] <Greencloud> cfhowlett: Thanks. Good to know
[11:00] <svetlana_> cfhowlett: I'll pm.
[11:04] <Greencloud> cfhowlett: Thats a sign of using too much windows and less linux experience. The name troll just fit him right
[11:05] <cfhowlett> Greencloud, could be.  anyway ... let's all move on.
[11:06] <Greencloud> cfhowlett: That's right.. moving forward
[11:15] <lasko> LazoRrZz
[11:16] <svetlana_> I found solution, edit my .xsession to make it consistent with .dmrc. Then it started the correct wm.
[11:17] <svetlana_> Thanks all.
[11:18] <lasko> svetlana_: Good to hear, sorry I didn't respond. Co-workers buggin me hah. Glad you got it worked out though
[11:19] <Sengrath> HI!
[11:19] <Sengrath> Need some help setting up UBUNTU along side  a windows 8.1
[11:19] <svetlana_> it's alright, thanks for the time and i learned a few other things from you as well.
[11:19] <Sengrath> who can help?
[11:20] <cfhowlett> !ask | Sengrath
[11:20] <hateball> !dualboot | Sengrath
[11:20] <lasko> ^
[11:22] <it_> hi
[11:22] <Sengrath> Thankyou ubottu
[11:29] <alba9793> hola
[11:30] <TheNumb> aloha
[11:37] <Quantos> Hey guys, I have a problem with my nVidia display settings
[11:37] <Quantos> I have an overscan issue that I corrected in the nVidia display settings
[11:38] <Quantos> But I can still scroll off my desktop
[11:38] <Quantos> I've edited the .xinitrc and made it bootable, but no change
[11:38] <elvis2> need to connect to a sql server using sqlsrv_*. i am using 12.04... very little documentation on how this is done
[11:39] <Quantos> I'll trade you problems elvis2
[11:42] <Quantos> elvis2, check this out http://www.tutorialspoint.com/sql/
[11:45] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[11:45] <ipmurali> Hi
[11:47] <ipmurali> Uae loco
[11:49] <xbustershin> wish they will fix rt3290 bluetooth in 15.04
[11:50] <Corey84> for any/all super early adopters  spotify native works on 4.0.rc2  (broke on rc1)
[11:55] <rao_> how to file share in ubuntu for windows user ???
[11:55] <nomic> smb
[11:55] <nomic> = samba
[11:56] <nomic> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605   HOWTO: Setup Samba peer-to-peer with Windows
[11:56] <nomic> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/How%20to%20Create%20a%20Network%20Share%20Via%20Samba%20Via%20CLI%20%28Command-line%20interface/Linux%20Terminal%29%20-%20Uncomplicated,%20Simple%20and%20Brief%20Way!  How to Create a Network Share Via Samba Via CLI (Command-line interface
[11:56] <nomic> rao .. "samba"
[11:57] <rao_> yup but showing some problem
[11:57] <rao_> could.nt display samba ??
[11:57] <rao_> showing this error
[12:08] <AptGotIt> hello everyone, I have distros listed in grub that are old and dont exist, I'd like to delete them and also change the order of distros appearing in grub..can you help me please?
[12:10] <nomic> grub is a file, you can edit it
[12:10] <nomic> so changing the order is easy
[12:11] <rustyraptor> hi
[12:11] <nomic> sudo gedit /etc/default/grub aptgotit
[12:11] <nomic> http://askubuntu.com/questions/265010/how-do-i-edit-grub-menu
[12:11] <rustyraptor> I chrooted into my ubuntu install and I want to install a kernel
[12:12] <rustyraptor> but when I try to use the package manager to do that this happens http://pastebin.com/BseGGhRW
[12:12] <Gunman> Hey guys, any clue what i can do, when xbmc 11.10 is starting up, the boot process gets stuck at *Checking battery state    [OK]
[12:12] <rustyraptor> and when I try to run certain commands I get this http://pastebin.com/JwN6bAgH
[12:14] <AptGotIt> nomic, thank you, this tells about how to change the order, but as I wrote, there is also around 10 lines of distro versions listed which are irrelevant, how can I delete them?
[12:15] <nomic> would think (but you should check), that you delete the relevant entries
[12:15] <nomic> if you don't get an answer here - ask on ubuntu forums http://ubuntuforums.org/  in "general help"
[12:16] <rustyraptor> would compiling the lowlatency kernel from git and moving it to /boot work?
[12:16] <rustyraptor> where could I download the kernel files?
[12:19] <jpds> rustyraptor: Can't just install linux-image-lowlatency ?
[12:20] <rustyraptor> jpds when I try to do that this happens http://pastebin.com/BseGGhRW
[12:20] <dokoo> rustyraptor, you already have the lowlatency installed
[12:20] <jpds> rustyraptor: Something on your system is broken.
[12:20] <dokoo> rustyraptor, apt-get is complaining about smth different - another package manager process is running, close any synaptic/ubuntu package manager, etc.
[12:21] <rustyraptor> what happened was I was trying to free up space on /boot because it was full
[12:21] <rustyraptor> and I deleted the wrong kernels
[12:21] <rustyraptor> all except one which grub won't show
[12:21] <dokoo> you don;t delete the kernel manually, rather you uninstall the package...
[12:22] <rustyraptor> Yeah that was my mistake :(
[12:22] <jpds> rustyraptor: Well, you shouldn't be pulling anything from git, really.
[12:22] <AptGotIt> nomic, why should I delete relevant entries?
[12:23] <rustyraptor> yeah I don't think my connection is fast enough to pull the kernel right now anyway
[12:24] <AptGotIt> hello everyone, I have distros listed in grub that are old and dont exist, I'd like to delete them and also change the order of distros appearing in grub..can you help me please?
[12:24] <Quantos> Use the grub config editor
[12:24] <AptGotIt> I need help with the former point only. deleting the entries
[12:24] <AptGotIt> Quantos, where do I find that?
[12:24] <dokoo> AptGotIt, sudo update-grub
[12:25] <Quantos> Google
[12:25] <Quantos> https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/3/html/Reference_Guide/s1-grub-configfile.html
[12:25] <AptGotIt> is it a new trend here to say google this google that?
[12:25] <AptGotIt> help used to be different here
[12:25] <nomic> because as you said, the entries point to nothing, because the systems they relate to are gone AptGotIt
[12:25] <Quantos> Yeap, for stuff that is easily found on Google, you bet
[12:26] <AptGotIt> Quantos you dont even get the point
[12:26] <Quantos> Yeah, I do
[12:26] <AptGotIt> Quantos thanks, I'm done with your help
[12:26] <Quantos> And the point you're making is ridiculous
[12:26] <dokoo> AptGotIt, this is voluntary unpaid support, you had better show us you did some research
[12:26] <AptGotIt> Quantos, like yourself
[12:26] <nomic> lol
[12:26] <nomic> if you don't get an answer here - ask on ubuntu forums http://ubuntuforums.org/  in "general help"
[12:26] <AptGotIt> I've been on this channel more times than you did, and I see the difference
[12:26] <Quantos> Oh noes, he called me ridiculous
[12:27] <Quantos> My day is ruined
[12:27] <Quantos> Right, sure you have
[12:27] <AptGotIt> gosh, all kiddies here or what
[12:28] <Quantos> You're problem is you're trying to justify that you are just too damned lazy to look for yourself, you want it spoonfed
[12:28] <AptGotIt> it is not help to refer to forums. it is not help to just say 'xyz config editor'..it is not help not to assume a helpful attitude in the first place
[12:28] <AptGotIt> Quantos, yours is that you can see only that much
[12:28] <larryone> anyone in here familiar with pinning installation packages in apt? I can't seem to be able to get it to work
[12:28] <Quantos> LOL
[12:29] <AptGotIt> ignore me from now on, I expect a proper helper.
[12:29] <AptGotIt> hello everyone, I have distros listed in grub that are old and dont exist, I'd like to delete them and also change the order of distros appearing in grub..can you help me please?
[12:30] <AptGotIt> lame mentalities
[12:33] <larryone> AptGotIt, you can just remove them from your grub config....
[12:35] <AptGotIt> larryone, if you mean the etc/default/grub file, the entries are not explicitly listed in there. how will I do it?
[12:35] <Quantos> AptGotIt, With that attitude you'll be lucky if anyone decides to help you
[12:36] <AptGotIt> apparently you dont even read the channel
[12:36] <AptGotIt> that's the attitude mirroring yours
[12:36] <Quantos> Pffft
[12:37] <Quantos> A pathetic lazy arse that can't be bothered to google for grub config
[12:37] <larryone> AptGotIt, there are other grub editing facilities, you dont always have to edit files directly
[12:38] <AptGotIt> larryone, like which ones?
[12:39] <larryone> dokoo mentioned update-grub
[12:39] <larryone> loads more out there
[12:40] <Quantos> Google for them AptGotIt
[12:41] <rustyraptor> well what I tried with the kernel failed
[12:41] <larryone> AptGotIt, if you want to go at it low-level, you might get more mileage out of the /etc/grub.d/ files
[12:42] <_cb> #go-nuts
[12:44] <AptGotIt> larryone, update-grub gave the list of distros displayed in grub, 'found X, found Y..' how will this help delete the entries?
[12:44] <AptGotIt> larryone, just checked grub.d, there are ten files there
[12:45] <Quantos> Google for Grub Config
[12:45] <Quantos> I shit you not
[12:45] <larryone> AptGotIt, then you have 10 files to look at.....
[12:45] <Quantos> Surprise yourself and find the easyway AptGotIt
[12:46] <AptGotIt> larryone, to find what in them? the entries?
[12:46] <AptGotIt> and then just delete them?
[12:46] <Quantos> Tool
[12:46] <larryone> AptGotIt, possibly...
[12:47] <larryone> have a look at the contents
[12:49] <Pelo> morning folks, what is he recommended free vm to run on top of  ubuntu these days ?
[12:50] <Quantos> I use VB (Virtual Box)
[12:50] <livecd> depends i use xenserver
[12:50] <Pelo> I just want to try and run reactos in it for a windows only tax prog
[12:51] <livecd> virtual box for type two virtualisation
[12:51] <Quantos> VB is probably the easiest to set up for that Pelo
[12:51] <livecd> xenserver for type 1 virtualisation
[12:51] <Pelo> no idea what type two virtualisation is
[12:51] <AptGotIt> larryone, no single distro name is found in these files
[12:51] <Pelo> or type one
[12:51] <GhostxMaster4> does anybody no how to install java on linux ???
[12:52] <Pelo> GhostxMaster4,  there is a package for that in the repo
[12:52] <GhostxMaster4> wheres repo
[12:52] <GhostxMaster4> ??
[12:52] <livecd> search in software center
[12:53] <Quantos> Now had you listened to me you'd have this sorted already AptGotIt
[12:54] <GhostxMaster4> Quantos you talking to me ??
[12:54] <Pelo> GhostxMaster4, , sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:54] <rustyraptor> I am trying to fix my kernel but when I use the package manager this happens http://pastebin.com/TVp7zDVD
[12:54] <AptGotIt> so that should make you think how you can 'really' make your presence useful here, if that can.
[12:54] <rustyraptor> I am chrooted into ubuntu btw
[12:55] <raj__> anybody having issues with Mblaze modem showing up as Reliance in India in opensuse distro?
[12:55] <Quantos> Far more useful than you are, however we could put you to work as a boat anchor, it seems to suit your intellect
[12:56] <Pelo> Quantos, this is suppose to be a freindly channel,   take it down a notch or take it to private
[12:56] <White_Cat> is there an wasy way to increase swap size?
[12:56] <White_Cat> I want to double its size as I want to double the ram
[12:56] <GhostxMaster4> Pelo, , this is what it says
[12:56] <GhostxMaster4> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[12:56] <GhostxMaster4> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[12:56] <AptGotIt> you have no capability whatsoever to judge my intellect. but anyone here has so far abundant examples of the lack of yours, knucklehead
[12:57] <Quantos> You see AptGotIt, had you actually Googled you would have found this editing tool...  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/43471/how-to-configure-the-linux-grub2-boot-menu-the-easy-way/
[12:57] <Quantos> I'm more than qualified to judge your intellect
[12:57] <Myrtti> guys, tone it down. try to be constructive...
[12:57] <AptGotIt> I seriously doubt you should be on ubuntu channel
[12:57] <Pelo> GhostxMaster4, reboot, retry, don'T start other prog befor doing it
[12:57] <AptGotIt> and I'd like to draw attention to this
[12:57] <larryone> 15/03/06[12:54]  <AptGotIt> so that should make you think how you can 'really' make your presence useful here, if that can.
[12:57] <Pelo> !ops
[12:57] <larryone> ??
[12:57] <usrb1n> Hello guys. Please help me with the followin query, I know I have done this before but I do not remember exactly how. I am trying to create a ssh tunnel with the following structure:  I have a local server that can only make outgoing connections, I am using this for development. I have another server that hosts the stable versions for the websites and that has a public IP.  I  want to use the outgoing connection from localhost server
[12:58] <usrb1n> and be able to use remoteserver:port to redirect to localhost:port
[12:58] <GhostxMaster4> pelo  ok
[12:58] <usrb1n> Again, the localhost can only make outgoing connections
[12:58] <AptGotIt> larryone, true. I meant being friendly and helpful, like yourself.
[12:58] <Quantos> You mean spoonfeeding you
[12:58] <AptGotIt> disappear
[12:59] <Quantos> Pfff5t
[12:59] <usrb1n> ssh -L 3000:localhost:80 root@remoteserver   I have tried this and used iptables to open 3000
[12:59] <usrb1n> But it's not working
[12:59] <AptGotIt> channel organizers, consider whether you would like to keep base ones among you
[13:00] <popey> Ok, lets dial down the anger in here.
[13:00] <rustyraptor> well looks like I jumped in at an awkward time.
[13:00] <larryone> AptGotIt, the files in /etc/grub.d contain what you are looking for. some of them will refer to your obsolete grub listings
[13:00] <popey> We're here to volunteer support, not bitch at eachother.
[13:01] <Quantos> Got it popey
[13:01] <hggdh> sync
[13:01] <hggdh> sorry
[13:01] <AptGotIt> popey, knowing a thing or two shouldnt be the only criterion to volunteer. one used to get help from 'humans' here
[13:01] <popey> There's hundreds of humans here.
[13:02] <waley> Hi, is there a simple way of pasting from the primary buffer without using the middle mouse click? I'm on a laptop that doesn't have it. A program that records everything from the clipboard/primary buffer and makes it available for normal copy/pasting would be useful
[13:02] <AptGotIt> popey, I agree with that, thankfully.
[13:02] <popey> waley: can you press both mouse buttons?
[13:02] <popey> waley: that simulates a centre mouse click
[13:02] <Quantos> Use CTRL+c and CTRL +v Waley
[13:03] <rustyraptor> Well it seems here that when I try to install a kernel the package manager wants to remove the old one but the old one is already gone http://pastebin.com/TVp7zDVD
[13:03] <Pelo> waley, on some you can also do  shift+rightclick to get middle button functions
[13:03] <rustyraptor> if that's the case does anyone know a solution?
[13:04] <Pelo> rustyraptor, there could be -dev packages or similar related to the kernel it wants to delete
[13:04] <Ghostxmaster4> pelo, , this is what it says now
[13:05]  * Pelo listens
[13:05] <AptGotIt> larryone, are they at least typically / likely to be found in one of these files?
[13:05] <Ghostxmaster4> pelo, , E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[13:05] <Ghostxmaster4> that what it says
[13:05] <Pelo> Ghostxmaster4, then run that command
[13:06] <waley> popey: neither of those solutions appear to work :( My touchpad is such that as soon as I select one button, the entire bottom touchpad area including the right click is depressed, so I can't click right click at the same time... Shift+Right click doesn't work either. Any solution that doesn't involve the mouse?
[13:06] <popey> ahhh, touch pad...
[13:06] <popey> what you copy/pasting from/to?
[13:06] <waley> Quantos: I'm trying to copy and paste from the primary buffer, i.e. what gets copied from xterm when you select text
[13:06] <popey> (buy a mouse) :)
[13:06] <Pelo> once vbox is installed, where does the shortcut end up ? I can'T find it in the menues
[13:06] <krux> http://askubuntu.com/questions/176322/removing-old-kernel-entries-in-grub  google - how to remove kernels from grub
[13:06] <popey> waley: CTRL+SHIFT+C, CTRL+SHIFT+V
[13:06] <Quantos> CTRL+C and CTRL+v, try that waley
[13:06] <larryone> AptGotIt, there might be one with 'custom' in its name
[13:06] <popey> no, dont do CTRL+C in xterm
[13:06] <popey> that way leads to killed processes :)
[13:06] <LustedForever> so many people lol HELLO
[13:07] <Quantos> Oh, CTRL v then
[13:07] <Quantos> That'll give you paste functionality
[13:07] <Pelo> nvm, found it
[13:07] <rustyraptor> Pelo did you see the pastebin?
[13:07] <Quantos> CTRL C doesn't shut down the terminal here
[13:07] <Pelo> rustyraptor, no i haven't
[13:08] <AptGotIt> larryone, I'd looked at them (there are two). both have only 4-5 lines, and one is completely text
[13:08] <Quantos> Just gives me a ^C
[13:09] <rustyraptor> http://pastebin.com/TVp7zDVD Pelo you see I really messed up by deleting kernels in /boot and now I chrooted into ubuntu to try to install a kernel again
[13:09] <waley> popey: Quantos : Yeah I get the ^C from using both CTRL+C and CTRL+SHIFT+C in xterm, and am unable to paste the selection into gedit with either CTRL+V or CTRL+SHIFT+V
[13:09] <popey> waley: does it have to be xterm? can you use a more featureful terminal like gnome terminal or terminator?
[13:09] <ViperXL75> hi. I'm running a Raid1 over Ubuntu. It's software based and not motherboard-based. I'm preparing to do a clean re-install. My only headache is... How do i restore the raid1 without losing my data over de HDDs?
[13:09] <rustyraptor> So it looks like apt is set to automatically try to delete a kernel from before
[13:09] <Pelo> rustyraptor, , sorry but this is over my head
[13:09] <rustyraptor> oh ok
[13:09] <Quantos> Hmm, yeah, that's a pain in the heiney Waley
[13:10] <Ghostxmaster4> Pelo, it works thank you very much
[13:10] <SchrodingersScat> waley: you can't just highlight it into your clipboard? or use pipes to redirect the output? also if it's in a screen you can enter copy mode with ctrl-a esc
[13:10] <rustyraptor> anyone else know what I should do? I don't even know where to start with google searching
[13:10] <waley> popey: Quantos : yup will do! Sorry, thought all terminals behaved like this/xterm was the gold standard. Thanks!
[13:10] <Pelo> Ghostxmaster4, most of us are here to help,   share and enjoy
[13:11] <larryone> AptGotIt, /boot/grub/grub.cfg is the file that actually contains the menu entries, but you're better off not editing that file directly. the /etc/grub.d and settings from /etc/default/grub are what you need to change. I recommend a quick read through https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[13:11] <popey> waley: Terminator is nice. and CTRL+SHIFT+C and CTRL+SHIFT+V is supported in it
[13:11] <Ghostxmaster4> pelo, well still thanks
[13:11] <krux> rustyraptor: what did you do when you chrooted ? what steps did you do ?
[13:11] <waley> SchrodingersScat: thanks! I'll keep that in mind, will try these other terminals first
[13:13] <krux> rustyraptor: seems like your missing -- mount --bind /dev/pts /path/to/chrootedENV
[13:14] <rustyraptor> krux, mount /dev/mapper/mint--vg-root /media/mountpoint
[13:14] <krux> sudo mount --bind /dev/ /path/chroot/dev
[13:15] <Hanumaan> How to update with apt-get update without updating postgresql and other some of packages?
[13:15] <krux> sudo --bind /dev/pts /path/chroot/dev/pts
[13:15] <AptGotIt> larryone, thank you, I'm reading it
[13:15] <krux> oops
[13:15] <krux> sudo mount --bind /dev/pts /path/chroot/dev/pts
[13:15] <krux> sudo mount --bind /dev/shm /path/chroot/dev/shm
[13:16] <AptGotIt> I hope some here has the bit of intellect to discern that it is not about one's being lazy, but the other's lack of things that complement knowledge
[13:16] <krux> sudo chroot /dev/sdXX /path/chroot
[13:16] <krux> mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys
[13:16] <krux> moutn -t proc proc /proc
[13:17] <Pelo> bbl
[13:19] <krux> rustyraptor: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10550345/
[13:21] <krux> AptGotIt: http://askubuntu.com/questions/176322/removing-old-kernel-entries-in-grub if you read this link you should be able to figure out how to remove old entries.. some times by doing a lil bit of searching you can avoid arguments with people.. documents are out there for removal of old kernels.. like that link which was my first result.. after asking google how to remove kernel from grub
[13:21] <gokulakrishna> I installed apparmor-profiles package and I can no longer open soundsettings now from panel (just appears for a second, then crashes).. If i open system settings window and then click on soundsettings, the window ends in crash. I saved apparmor status before installing this package, so using that, i manuaully restored each profile to its previous state as they were before installing this package. I restarted apparmor, restarted the computer, I sti
[13:22] <gokulakrishna> I use ubuntu 12.04
[13:22] <malice> Hey guys. I'm using polish keyboard layout, and after some recent update, I can't write diacritics. It broke few days ago. I can
[13:22] <malice> damn it, not finished
[13:23] <malice> I can't do it in here, in emacs, or in Firefox, but previously I could. Any ideas what should I change?
[13:23] <gokulakrishna> malice: When I got a similar problem a year back, it had something to do with dbus settings..
[13:24] <malice> Any ideas what should I do? :/ I completly don't know dbus
[13:24] <rustyraptor> krux http://paste.ubuntu.com/10550383/  I got an error when I tried unmounting before I tried the commands
[13:24] <rustyraptor> it seems something is using it but idk what it is
[13:27] <krux> are you in a directory inside that mounted partition ? pwd ?
[13:27] <rustyraptor> krux not that I know of
[13:29] <krux> your booting of a live dvd ? reboot and retry ? real quick ?.. pwd will tell you the path directory you are in at the moment
[13:30] <rustyraptor> yeah ill try rebooting
[13:32] <mk342> hi guys, on mysql im trying to perform INSERT INTO `endpointman_mac_list` (`id`, `mac`, `model`, `template_id`) VALUES ('112', 'E8ЕDF36B1CCE', '732', '1'); <~~ but it stores not whole mac string, mac column is varchar(12), can you help me?
[13:32] <imnichol> I'm having an issue where network connections seem to time out when I have wifi and ethernet connected at the same time
[13:32] <imnichol> But only after first boot.  If I disconnect one and then reconnect it, the problem goes away
[13:33] <imnichol> How do I start troubleshooting that?
[13:34] <Ghostxmaster4> pelo, its notdownloaded
[13:34] <gokulakrishna> malice: i'm not sure. Someone else here will help you!
[13:35] <rustyraptor> krux could you resend that paste you made of the mount commands I should use?
[13:35] <krux> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10550345/
[13:35] <Ghostxmaster4> pelo
[13:36] <rustyraptor> thanks
[13:37] <krux> opps also make sure to mount the partition root is in :)
[13:38] <imnichol> Anyone?  I don't have much experience with networking, so I don't even know where to start
[13:38] <gokulakrishna> And my soundsettings window crash occurs to all users..
[13:43] <dingus1> hello, I have ubuntu 14.04 installed on a 6gb partition, from a live ubuntu usb stick everything is based on "/" how can I change that?
[13:43] <dingus1> I want the hard drive to have multiple mount points
[13:43] <rustyraptor> krux same error http://paste.ubuntu.com/10550502/
[13:44] <abhra> i want to understand how privoxy acts? how does it provide ad-free browsing experience? could anyone share some jargon free links?
[13:45] <gokulakrishna> I just installed pulseaudio volume control from repos. Both that and panel's sound settings window crash.
[13:45] <ikonia> dingus1: create more partitions and mount them on mount points
[13:45] <ikonia> dingus1: it's that simple
[13:46] <AptGotIt> krux, thank you. googling is never a problem..anyway, from the chatlogs it is obvious what I mean, I guess.
[13:46] <hardtail> hi guys, I disabled Amazon searching in the security feature of system preference. are there any other safety features I need to know about
[13:46] <AptGotIt> krux, I have two distros,both are the same version
[13:46] <gokulakrishna> dingus1: I'd make more partitions from Gparted tool instead of installer, then i'd come back to OS installer..
[13:46] <ikonia> hardtail: amazon was removed ages ago, what version of ubuntu are you running ?
[13:47] <imnichol> hardtail, what process did you use to do it?
[13:47] <hardtail> 14.10 ikonia
[13:47] <ikonia> hardtail: 14.10 still has amazon search enabled by default ?
[13:47] <AptGotIt> but only one of them is shown..I mean I have two 'trusty' versions, but I see only one trusty among the 3.13.0.46. kernels
[13:47] <hardtail> System Settings > Security & Privacy imnichol
[13:48] <hardtail> yes it did Ikonia
[13:48] <ikonia> popey: if you're there didn't you say the Amazon lense had been disabled a few releases ago ?
[13:48] <popey> ikonia: yes
[13:48] <imnichol> hardtail, ok you should be good then.  If you're interested in more security, check out apparmor
[13:48] <popey> ikonia: well, results from Amazon, specifically
[13:48] <ikonia> popey: does it not seem odd that hardtail's 14.10 release would have it enabled by default ?
[13:48] <popey> ikonia: the lens is still there and still provides online results.
[13:48] <krux> rustyraptor: have you tried linux-lowlatency instead ? its a metapackage
[13:48] <imnichol> ikonia, I used remote scopes like 10 seconds ago
[13:48] <ikonia> popey: right, but not from amazon
[13:48] <imnichol> ;)
[13:49] <hardtail> I didn't know anything about this until I watched a YT video of Richard Stallman XD
[13:49] <popey> ikonia: yes, no results from amazon.
[13:49] <ikonia> 13:46 < hardtail> hi guys, I disabled Amazon searching in the security feature
[13:49] <popey> ikonia: flip the switch and they're all gone (as has been the case forever)
[13:49] <popey> yeah, he didnt
[13:49] <ikonia> popey: I thought that was the case.
[13:49] <popey> he disabled online recommendations of which Amazon used to be one, but no longer is.
[13:49] <hardtail> popey, so there is no way to completely disable it?
[13:49] <popey> hardtail: i didnt say that
[13:50] <Quantos> I have a problem where if I use HDMI or DVI my display will overscan about 50 pixels.  It shows 1920x1080 but I can scroll off of my desktop.  I adjusted the underscan values in the nVidia display settings panel and saved the config.  However whenever I log back in it defaults back to the original display and I have to set the nVidia panel again.  I have edited the .xinitrc file to reflect the changes and still nothing.  When I conn
[13:50] <Quantos> ect using VGA it won't overscan, but the default resolution drops to 1024x768 - and again I have to open the nVidia panel and override it.  This too is saved in the nVidia config file - with no change in behaviour.  I'm running Ubuntu 14.04LTS
[13:50] <popey> hardtail: flip the switch, it's disabled.
[13:50] <hardtail> fair enough, thank you all
[13:50] <hardtail> apparmor I will check out
[13:50] <popey> hardtail: what I said is that on the backend (server) we switched off amazon results, so you never got amazon results, whatever the state of that switch.
[13:50] <imnichol> I'll try again: when I have wifi and ethernet connected at the same time, network connections are timing out.  How do I begin to troubleshoot that?
[13:50] <popey> imnichol: i keep getting that too
[13:51] <imnichol> popey, you running vivid?
[13:51] <popey> imnichol: I keep meaning to file a bug, will do when I get a moment. yes, vivid
[13:51] <ikonia> imnichol: vivid disucssion is in the channel #ubuntu+1
[13:51] <ikonia> not this one
[13:51] <nekyian> has anyone ran appium for functional tests on ubuntu with success?
[13:51] <imnichol> ikonia, the bug is vivid specific but the troubleshooting steps aren't
[13:51] <ikonia> imnichol: then discuss it in #ubuntu+1
[13:51] <popey> imnichol: lets go to +1
[13:51] <nekyian> I am trying to run integration/functional tests on an Android app on ubuntu
[13:52] <ikonia> as the bug is vivid
[13:52] <ikonia> popey: thanks
[13:52] <gokulakrishna> imnichol: I installed apparmor-profiles package, then soundsettings window from panel, or from within systemsettings window opens for a second, and then crashes. I did undo all the changed made by installing the package, as i had saved aa-status before installing apparmor-profiles. Now I still can't open soundsettings. I just installed pulseaudio volume control from synaptic, I still can't get soundsettings to open. Any ideas?
[13:52] <imnichol> ikonia, pretend I said utopic then ;)
[13:52] <ikonia> imnichol: no
[13:52] <ikonia> imnichol: popey is waiting to assist in #ubuntu+1
[13:52] <Soul_Sample> hi! can anyone give me pointers on linux translations? I want to change some poorly translated lines in ubuntu (croatian), but it seems that the procedure to get those translations into repositories takes forever. what's the fastest route?
[13:54] <zoom> maltego
[13:56] <gokulakrishna> can someone tell me what to run in terminal to open soundsettings, so that i can show u what happens when it crashes. I guessed 'gnome-sound-settings', it was wrong..
[13:59] <hardtail> guys is this an offtopic question? what is the best way that i, a beginner can start contributing to ubuntu?
[14:00] <ikonia> hardtail: find something you can do and offer it up
[14:00] <ikonia> it's thaat simple
[14:01] <hardtail> alright very cool ikonia thanks I will look into this some more, design is my specialty but I am working on learning to code
[14:01] <gokulakrishna> I ran "gnome-control-center sound" and this is error shown in terminal when soundsettings crashes. "Assertion 'b' failed at pulsecore/memblock.c:454, function pa_memblock_acquire(). Aborting. Aborted
[14:08] <popey> hardtail: http://community.ubuntu.com/contribute/ and http://community.ubuntu.com/contribute/find-a-task/#!/toplevel/quality
[14:08] <popey> !contribute
[14:08] <popey> \o/
[14:08] <rustyraptor>  krux same error :(
[14:08] <hardtail> thank you very much popey
[14:08] <popey> no problemo!
[14:13] <ptrxyz> Hello! Is there a way to run the smbd service as non-root?
[14:19] <krux> Rust3dCor3: now sure :S.. try removing it ?.. and reinstalling ? in your pastebin it already says it is already the newest version.. and what is your goal ?.. just trying to get a more responsive desktop ?
[14:19] <krux> eh i guess he left :S
[14:21] <RudeViper> Good morning all - does anyone have a link to any actual list of confirmed hardware for ubuntu server 14.04?
[14:22] <ikonia> !hcl | RudeViper
[14:23] <ikonia> RudeViper: you can also map the kernel version shipped with 14.04 and map it to hardware support
[14:23] <Anoniem4l> Greetings everyone, I am trying to install kubuntu on Windows 7 (dual boot) with the .iso image I downloaded (from the official website). I tried running it as administrator but this error doesn't go away: http://pastebin.com/UZPZdn8y
[14:24] <RudeViper> ikonia - didn't know that was possible. How is that done? Not exactly a newbie but not all that familiar with that one
[14:24] <ikonia> RudeViper: look at the kernel version, then research the hardware you wnat to buy and find out if that kernel supports it in the kernel docs
[14:25] <zadigfaction> Guys, I have a question about bumblebee. Just a little question. If you use it, please tag me.
[14:26] <RudeViper> ubottu - that list no longer exhists
[14:27] <pbx> zadigfaction, maybe people who use it will know what you're talking about, but a link wouldn't hurt. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bumblebee_(disambiguation)
[14:28] <zadigfaction> pbx: What's the point of your link, I'm talking about the program not the insect.
[14:29]  * RudeViper turns red and feels extremely FOOLISH - lol
[14:30] <Guest70594> hello everyone!
[14:31] <Guest70594> is there someone who has ever experienced installing ubuntu in a dell precisoin tower 5810?
[14:31] <pbx> zadigfaction, i'm saying i have no idea what program you're talking about, and that a link to something about it couldn't hurt.  but if you only want to hear from people who have a guess as to what you're talking about, never mind
[14:31] <ntsp> Guest70594 just say what your problem is :)
[14:32] <OerHeks> zadigfaction, bumblebee is discontinued, nvidia-prime is now the tool AFAIK
[14:33] <Guest70594> I am trying to install ubuntu in a brand new machine with pre-installed win7 pro. After installation I can not boot in Ubuntu I only get options of rebooting into settings
[14:33] <zadigfaction> pbx: I understand but you link isn't about what I'm talking about. You posted a wiki about the insect. :) Here the link: http://bumblebee-project.org/ But thanks.
[14:33] <pbx> zadigfaction, i posted a disambiguation page about lots of things called bumblebee.  a weak attempt at humor
[14:34] <Guest70594> ==ntsp
[14:34] <zadigfaction> pbx:  Ohhh aha :) sorry my friend
[14:34] <zadigfaction> OerHeks: I use bumblebee because I use the nouveau driver
[14:34] <Guest70594> ntsp: I am trying to install ubuntu in a brand new machine with pre-installed win7 pro. After installation I can not boot in Ubuntu I only get options of rebooting into settings
[14:35] <ntsp> Guest70594 no need to send twice
[14:35] <Guest70594> ntsp: sorry I forgot the tag that's why
[14:37] <zadigfaction> But anyway, I'm asking : In bumblebee, there are options like optirun -b primus or primusrun, to activate the nvidia card for an application. What I don't understand is if it's activate for an application, isn't it for all the system? That means both cards activated?
[14:39] <stephanmg> dear all, how can i find out with which compiler boost 1.54 for trusty was compiled?
[14:40] <htqp> stephanmg: why would you want to know?
[14:40] <RudeViper> Need clarification on something - sata controllers are all called raid now right???
[14:41] <htqp> RudeViper: no, sata is type of connection, raid is how to disttibute the content (stripe/mirror)
[14:42] <RudeViper> thats what I thought - but everywhere I look it's all about raid - digging deeper
[14:44]  * RudeViper smacks forehead - using wrong search terms - no sleep slows the brain down I guess
[14:44] <ikonia> RudeViper: why don't you just tell u your problem
[14:45] <stephanmg> htqp: consider i want to compile my own toolbox in C++ and i need to use non-header only boost includes.
[14:48] <htqp> stephanmg: I still don't see the point - the binary has the same ABI (SysV x86-64) regardless of the compiler, so you can link against boost with your favorite compiler
[14:49] <stephanmg> htqp: okay! you're right and it works.
[14:50] <stephanmg> stephanmg: I work also on Mac OSX, there it seemed to not work for me, unless i compile boost on my own with the same compiler...
[14:50] <Guest23632> Hello.
[14:50] <stephanmg> erm sorry i mean htqp.
[14:50] <Guest23632> I'm new.
[14:50] <stephanmg> Guest23632: congrats.
[14:51] <Guest23632> Do you think that it will be the end of my life if i stay here ? :D
[14:51] <Guest23632> IRC is knowed to delete ur social life.
[14:52] <stephanmg> htqp: at least to me it happened this way somehow
[14:52] <htqp> stephanmg: I don't know about Mac OS X :)
[14:52] <Guest23632> MAC OS X is the graal.
[14:52] <Guest23632> >>
[14:53] <Guest23632> Waiting for the kick...
[14:53] <stephanmg> htqp: for me the issue was the following: i installed with "macports" a specific boost version and then i wanted to compile my own toolkit in C++ and link to boost. the compilers did not match (clang boost) and (gcc my code).
[14:54] <stephanmg> htqp: then in the end i could not link (unresolved symbols) - then i compiled my code also with clang and it worked.
[14:54] <stephanmg> htqp: i don't know if i'm doing something wrong with OSX, but to me it seems the ABI is not matching?
[14:55] <gustavoluis> Hi. I’m getting “QXcbConnection: XCB error 148” when I run a Qt based on application on a empty DISPLAY (without lightdm). Other applications (GTK based) works fine. Any clue?
[14:55] <htqp> stephanmg: seems a good question for channel #macosx
[14:55] <htqp> stephanmg: anyway, FYI unresolved symbols is API not ABI. This issue looks weird to me anyway, so I don't know how to help unfortunately
[14:56] <desez2tpunk> Hello everyone, would I be able to get some help? I currently have an HP Pavilion G7 and whenever it goes into a suspend state (Ubuntu 14.04, when I close the laptop) it will not come out of the suspend state. Oddly enough this was happening on windows 8.1 as well and I cannot figure it out for the life of me.
[14:57] <htqp> stephanmg: I would also ask to clang mailing list  and to channel #gcc - smells like a bug, I would not expect different symbols to be output by different compielrs
[14:57] <cfhowlett> desez2tpunk, I'd suspect a hardware setting somewhere as it's not specific to ubuntu.
[14:57] <desez2tpunk> cfhowlett, Some where in the bios?
[14:58] <stephanmg> htqp: okay thanks, sounds like a great idea
[14:58] <cfhowlett> desez2tpunk, start there.  be very careful about any changes you make - in fact, take careful notes.
[14:58] <htqp> stephanmg: good luck
[14:58] <desez2tpunk> cfhowlett, Always do when I'm in bios haha, was hoping it was a known setting for these devils.
[14:59] <cfhowlett> desez2tpunk, not that I know of.  sorry.
[15:00] <stephanmg> htqp: thanks, the problem is already fixed if i use one compiler throughout - so i have not really a severe, but rather weird thing to figure out :)
[15:00] <stephanmg> htqp: thanks for the API vs ABI note again
[15:02] <humble__> hello all. Anyone knows if theres any way to configure the Lights of my alienware machine throught ubuntu ?
[15:03] <cfhowlett> humble__, good question for alienware support channels
[15:03] <humble__> ow nice is there any channel here for alienware ?
[15:03] <cfhowlett> !alis | humble
[15:03] <Quantos> I have a problem where if I use HDMI or DVI my display will overscan about 50 pixels.  It shows 1920x1080 but I can scroll off of my desktop.  I adjusted the underscan values in the nVidia display settings panel and saved the config.  However whenever I log back in it defaults back to the original display and I have to set the nVidia panel again.  I have edited the .xinitrc file to reflect the changes and still nothing.  When I conn
[15:03] <Quantos> ect using VGA it won't overscan, but the default resolution drops to 1024x768 - and again I have to open the nVidia panel and override it.  This too is saved in the nVidia config file - with no change in behaviour.  I'm running Ubuntu 14.04LTS
[15:04] <cfhowlett> humble__, huh.  amazing.  #alienware    :)
[15:04] <humble__> cfhowlett just 1 guy there hehe
[15:05] <GlenK> hi.  if I get the ubuntu 14.04 server iso, 500M in size it looks like, does that come with a gui?  or a gui would need to come afterwards?
[15:06] <krux> GlenK: no gui
[15:06] <cfhowlett> GlenK, server?  with a gui?  servers don't generally have a gui
[15:06] <GlenK> eh.  I tend to put gnome or kde on most all of mine.  but anyhow, thanks for the heads up
[15:06] <RudeViper> If your going to add a gui to the server - I would suggest using xfce4 - it's what I use and it doesn't start automatically on boot
[15:14] <eurythmia> Hi folks. I'm not sure what happened, but the meta key on my external keyboard just stopped working. The meta key on my laptop's built in keyboard works. I am running 14.04.1, completely up to date. I'd like to view keyboard events to see if I'm getting any events from the keypress at all, but my google fu is weak, and I only seem to be finding results for
[15:14] <eurythmia> midi keyboards.
[15:17] <v0lksman> am I reading this right: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissionsACLs
[15:17] <v0lksman> so we can't use ACLs in ubuntu 14.04?
[15:17] <eurythmia> v0lksman: ext4 supports extended ACLs by default.
[15:17] <erlon> guys, is there any community or irc channel for questions related to #ubuntu-cloud??
[15:18] <v0lksman> eurythmia: where can I read about how to use them?  or do they work the same?
[15:18] <v0lksman> setacl etc...
[15:18] <ntsp> Trying to compile a program, compiler exited with /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL , anyone knows what I am missing?(heres the full error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10550886/)
[15:18] <tony_> anyone know how to restore screenlets. I keep getting error messages
[15:19] <SolarisBoy> maybe opengl-dev stuff ntsp
[15:20] <f3lix> Any links to good up-to-date howtos on configuring ALSA on a recent Ubuntu (Utopic) Server? Not PulseAudio, no GUI stuff, just ALSA. Drowning in deprecated results here :)
[15:20] <eurythmia> v0lksman: setfacl getfacl
[15:20] <v0lksman> eurythmia: so I still install the acl package then?
[15:21] <eurythmia> v0lksman: those are the programs used to set extended ACLs (a good note is that standard unix-style file permissions are also considered ACLs, which is why we make the distinction between ACLs and extended ACLs)
[15:21] <ntsp> SolarisBoy according to the build instructions this is what is needed(which I installed) libqt4-dev libqt4-opengl-dev zlib1g-dev
[15:21] <ntsp> there is qt opengl in there
[15:21] <eurythmia> v0lksman: yeah
[15:21] <SolarisBoy> ntsp: check that it is in the ldconfig path (ldconfig -v |grep libGL.so) | perhaps its not somehow -
[15:22] <v0lksman> eurythmia: cool...ok...I'll play with it...thanks!
[15:22] <tonyt> can someone tell me how to change the default DE?
[15:22] <tonyt> dont see an option at log in
[15:23] <tonyt> is there a conf that needs to be edited?
[15:23] <ntsp> SolarisBoy http://paste.ubuntu.com/10550928/
[15:23] <NopeNope> Keyboard isn't working?
[15:23] <NopeNope> Any help?
[15:24] <cfhowlett> tonyt, click on the ubuntu gear at the login screen.  choose the other option.  login.
[15:24] <ntsp> NopeNope output of xinpit --list
[15:24] <ntsp> xinput --list
[15:24] <NopeNope> Where is the terminal?
[15:25] <SolarisBoy> i see ntsp sometimes the linker is looking for files that end in .so and not .so.1 etc depending on what your building - soft link in that case - not sure if that is your exact issue though
[15:25] <ntsp> NopeNope uhh just realised I asked you to write a command without a keyboard :p
[15:25] <NopeNope> Exactly.
[15:25] <NopeNope> Well, I'm in the demo.
[15:25] <NopeNope> And I can't enter any info.
[15:26] <eurythmia> ntsp: do you know how to view the keyboard events? I have a working keyboard minus two keys. I just want to see if they are generating events.
[15:26] <tonyt> k cfhowlett> ill look again at log in
[15:26] <ntsp> eurythmia xev in the terminal
[15:26] <eurythmia> ntsp: thanks.
[15:26] <tonyt> i can chose what de to use but i dont see nothing that says chose defualt or what ever
[15:27] <cfhowlett> tonyt, "default" will be the most recently selected DE
[15:27] <eurythmia> crap ... the keys aren't even generating events :-(
[15:28] <NopeNope> I can open Windows and it works fine. What's up with Ubuntu?
[15:28] <NopeNope> I cannot even connect to Wifi, because of my password.
[15:28] <NopeNope> Where is the damn virtual keyboard?
[15:30] <lawsa> ubuntu 14.04, I'm having trouble with DNS resolution :(
[15:30] <lawsa> I restarted my computer because it crashed (I was unplugging a monitor), and now DNS doesn't work. I've restarted again.
[15:31] <lawsa> I commented out dnsmasq and restarted network-manager, but that didn't help.
[15:31] <lawsa> Other computers on the same network have no problem.
[15:31] <lawsa> I've tried from the wireless interface and wired with no joy.
[15:31] <ntsp> lawsa whats the contents of /etc/resolv.conf
[15:31] <NopeNope> How did your computer crash when you unplugged the monitor?
[15:32] <lawsa> ntsp: search iu.edu indiana.edu iupui.edu ads.iu.edu
[15:32] <lawsa> ntsp: nameserver 129.79.1.1
[15:32] <lawsa> ntsp: nameserver 129.79.5.100
[15:32] <lawsa> ntsp: That's it.
[15:32] <NopeNope> Well, any solutions for keyboard?
[15:32] <lawsa> NopeNope: If I only knew...
[15:32] <lawsa> NopeNope: What's your question?
[15:33] <NopeNope> My keyboard's not working.
[15:33] <NopeNope> Ubuntu. 14.10
[15:33] <lawsa> NopeNope: What kind of keyboard?
[15:33] <NopeNope> Laptop keybaord.
[15:33] <lawsa> ntsp: /etc/resolv.conf is not a symlink :-S
[15:33] <lawsa> NopeNope: eww...
[15:34] <lawsa> NopeNope: does an external keyboard work?
[15:34] <NopeNope> Din't try.
[15:34] <lawsa> NopeNope: Now you have a new plan of action!
[15:34] <NopeNope> I was switching from Win 7 Ult. to Ubuntu.
[15:34] <NopeNope> How do I type here?
[15:34] <NopeNope> I'll reconnect it.
[15:34] <NopeNope> Fine, let's see.
[15:35] <OerHeks> NopeNope, likely you choose the wrong keyboard, what laptop exactly?
[15:36] <lawsa> also,   sudo service networking stop; returns   stop: Job failed while stopping
[15:36] <NopeNope> Lenovo IdeaPad.
[15:36] <NopeNope> Oh, I forgot.
[15:36] <NopeNope> My keyboard works on PS/2 port.
[15:36] <eurythmia> ntsp: my issue was pebkac. Some desk shuffling resulted in the "gaming mode" getting turned on on my keyboard (which disables the meta keys in hardware)
[15:36] <NopeNope> And my notebook doesn't have it.
[15:37] <dzuwenden> I have configured serial console with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="console=ttyS2,115200n8" and added an appropriate /etc/init/ttyS2.conf, and I can see kernel boot messages, but booting never finishes. I never get a login prompt, and runlevel never changes to 2. I can log in over ssh to poke around, but I don't see any error messages on the console or in the logs. Am I missing something?
[15:37] <milewax> hi
[15:37] <v0lksman> is there no way to setfacl recursively?
[15:37] <lawsa> v0lksman: use find?
[15:37] <v0lksman> lawsa: nothing baked in though?
[15:37] <ntsp> eurythmia hah theres a "gaming mode" people nowdays
[15:38] <milewax> what's the topic in here
[15:38] <lawsa> v0lksman: dunno, never used it.
[15:38] <milewax> ?
[15:38] <NopeNope> my keyboard, son, my keybaord. :'(
[15:38] <lawsa> v0lksman: man setfacl
[15:38] <lawsa> v0lksman: it says  -R, --recursive   and that's all I had to read?
[15:39] <eurythmia> ntsp: yeah ... I just wanted an inexpensive keyboard with cherry browns ... my options were "gaming" or "nada" ;-)
[15:39] <v0lksman> lawsa: damn outdated articles...said it wasn't possible...that you needed to copy
[15:39] <v0lksman> thanks...
[15:39] <Myrtti> milewax: Ubuntu support.
[15:39] <Myrtti> milewax: /topic
[15:39] <milewax> okay
[15:39] <lawsa> v0lksman: :)
[15:39] <OerHeks> NopeNope, use this option  'noapic acpi=off'  http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Linux-Discussion/S10-3C-amp-linux-amp-keyboard/m-p/319367#U319367
[15:39] <lawsa> yes, yes, Ubuntu support. I need support! Sign of Stress! ^_^
[15:39] <milewax> i know lil of myself but great tuts online
[15:40] <padhu> Ubuntians, please suggest me an best password manager and How to handle it too
[15:40] <milewax> plus distrowatch gotta it all
[15:40] <v0lksman> padhu: for local, Gorilla Password and put the dat file in dropbox so you can access it anywhere
[15:40] <lawsa> ntsp: Any ideas? ^_^
[15:41] <v0lksman> webbased either lastpass (not so secure) or 1password (better but pricey)
[15:41] <padhu> v0lksman: Is it possible through andriod?
[15:41] <milewax> password safe not too bad
[15:41] <padhu> v0lksman: Unfortunately i lost my wallet by Hard disc crash
[15:42] <Myrtti> padhu: keepass2
[15:42] <lawsa> ifdown wlan0; returns "interface wlan0 not configured" and ifup wlan0 returns "Ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0.
[15:42] <NopeNope> @OerHeks I have the same laptop, coincidentally, good find. What am I supposed to do? Summarize, pls.
[15:42] <milewax> is there lite version of urban terror game?
[15:42] <newbooter> Using PasswordSafe here
[15:42] <v0lksman> padhu: dropbox would have helped with that
[15:42] <OerHeks> NopeNope, instruction is clear, add  'noapic acpi=off' to the bootline
[15:43] <NopeNope> How do I do it?
[15:43] <newbooter> I have issues thought with the autotype function. Using version 0.95 beta
[15:43] <padhu> Myrtti: It's my regular application. I am seeking if better than that. ( not brain)
[15:43] <newbooter> Milewax, is autotype working for you with passswordsafe?
[15:43] <ioria> lawsa: youcan try changing the/etc/network/interfaces
[15:44] <NopeNope> Okay, the point is now, nothing works. I rebooted. Ubuntu doesn't load, nor does Windows.
[15:44] <lawsa> ioria: yeah, tried that.
[15:44] <padhu> v0lksman: is any tutorial
[15:44] <OerHeks> NopeNope, maybe with an external keyboard? not sure you can type during setup
[15:45] <padhu> v0lksman: dropbox is slow
[15:45] <newbooter> Anyone else using Passwordsafe? How is it working out for you?
[15:45] <NopeNope> My current keyboard is PS/2. Doesn't support.
[15:45] <milewax> i don't use it anymore . i've password of 15 letters
[15:45] <pc17> hola
[15:45] <v0lksman> padhu: slow how?  you don't even use network when talking to the local copy
[15:45] <milewax> works pretty awesome for me
[15:45] <NopeNope> Windows booting is screwed.
[15:46] <pc15> hla
[15:46] <pc17> hola
[15:46] <v0lksman> padhu: not sure about a tutorial.  it's really just a matter of putting your wallet in a dropbox folder and telling your safe app to look there for the safe
[15:46] <padhu> v0lksman: syncronising
[15:46] <pc15> lol
[15:46] <dw1> will dpkg -i overwrite all files in a package
[15:46] <milewax> guys what's best ebook to start up on ethical hacking
[15:46] <padhu> v0lksman: how can i access in andriod?
[15:46] <v0lksman> padhu: the safe is pretty tiny, there shouldn't be any issues sync'ing...regardless it only syncs when there are changes
[15:46] <milewax> plenty of 'em
[15:47] <v0lksman> padhu: no clue.  not an android guy
[15:47] <SchrodingersScat> !ot | milewax
[15:47] <ntsp> milewax set up a few VMs and start hacking :)
[15:47] <padhu> v0lksman: okey, i dig myself
[15:47] <NopeNope> Windows doesn't even boot.
[15:47] <ntsp> but yes, this is an ubuntu support channel :p
[15:47] <pc17> hola
[15:47] <milewax> i wanna use backtrack any suggestion ??
[15:47] <NopeNope> Okay confirmed, nothing works.
[15:48] <NopeNope> Use kali instead.
[15:48] <ntsp> ^
[15:48] <milewax> cool
[15:49] <NopeNope> No shit. Nothing works after I shut down. Holy mother of god.
[15:49] <OerHeks> !language | NopeNope
[15:49] <SchrodingersScat> !language | NopeNope
[15:50] <cfhowlett> NopeNope, zero tolerance for profanity in this family friendly channel
[15:50]  * OerHeks wonders what kali does with this ideapad
[15:51] <pc17> hola
[15:51] <cfhowlett> !es | pc17
[15:53] <Quantos> I have a problem where if I use HDMI or DVI my display will overscan about 50 pixels.  It shows 1920x1080 but I can scroll off of my desktop.  I adjusted the underscan values in the nVidia display settings panel and saved the config.  However whenever I log back in it defaults back to the original display and I have to set the nVidia panel again.  I have edited the .xinitrc file to reflect the changes and still nothing.  When I conn
[15:53] <Quantos> ect using VGA it won't overscan, but the default resolution drops to 1024x768 - and again I have to open the nVidia panel and override it.  This too is saved in the nVidia config file - with no change in behaviour.  I'm running Ubuntu 14.04LTS
[15:57] <GlenK> so 14.04 desktop, I guess this is the unity desktop I've been hearing about?
[16:00] <daftykins> GlenK: yes
[16:00] <Quantos> I changed out Unity for Gnome
[16:01] <Quantos> I have a suspicion most people replace it quite quickly
[16:01] <daftykins> Quantos: when you configure nvidia-settings you need to run something like "nvidia-settings -L" on startup (i forget the exact switch) to parse your config at boot time
[16:01] <GlenK> I see.  not so bad I spose, although the process to start up a terminal seems a bit convoluted.  but maybe I'm missing the easy way to do it
[16:01] <daftykins> GlenK: what, ctrl+alt+T? :)
[16:01] <Quantos> Yeah, I edited that into the .xinitrc file daftykins
[16:01] <GlenK> yeah, never been big on keyboard shortcuts on my end
[16:02] <Quantos> But it acts like it's not reading it
[16:02] <daftykins> ah, well there y'go :>
[16:02] <ntsp> A WD drive I have is not spinning down and I have to manually spin it down with hdparm when not needed, is there a way to automate that?
[16:02] <NopeNope> Okay, Guys. I need help.
[16:02] <NopeNope> Nothing's booting.
[16:03] <atrika> hello, when i try to shutdown or logout, my mate theme disappears and it then stops there. I then cannot start any applicaiton, and mate-session takes all the cpu. how can i fix this ? I need to <Ctrl>+<Alt>+Backspace to logout right now
[16:03] <atrika> I am on ubuntuMATE
[16:03] <atrika> LTS
[16:04] <daftykins> NopeNope: gonna need more details than that
[16:05] <hell__> is there anyway to trace ipaddress?
[16:06] <daftykins> hell__: what are you trying to achieve?
[16:06] <ejuan> traceroute?
[16:06] <ejuan> or whois
[16:06] <ejuan> ?
[16:07] <hell__> need to trace a ipaddress
[16:07] <daftykins> be more specific
[16:07] <hell__> i want to trace an ip address in backbox
[16:08] <daftykins> !backbox
[16:08] <daftykins> don't come to ubuntu with backbox questions please
[16:08] <sheer> anyone bored n wanna talk in pm?
[16:09] <sheer> via pm i should say
[16:09] <daftykins> you can go chat in #ubuntu-offtopic too
[16:09] <sheer> thanks
[16:14] <CptRageToaster> Odd... my lightdm isn't giving me the drop-down menu to change my DE... http://i.imgur.com/rQHpYAZ.png
[16:14] <CptRageToaster> Ubuntu 14.04, installed in VMPlayer
[16:15] <CptRageToaster> am I being dumb?
[16:16] <hinnerk> Hi
[16:16] <hinnerk> I have a problem with the package "debhelper"
[16:17] <hinnerk> I entered: sudo apt-get build-dep gnucash
[16:17] <hinnerk> But some packages were apparently not properly installed.
[16:18] <hinnerk> There keeps being an error message saying something like: Package "debhelper" is not ready to be configured.
[16:18] <hinnerk> (actual error message is in german, as that is my language setting).
[16:18] <hinnerk> Otherwise I just installed Ubuntu 14.10 fresh out-of-the-box with no customization.
[16:19] <Daekdroom> CptRageToaster, do you have more than one DE installed?
[16:19] <CptRageToaster> Daekdroom: Yep, added Pantheon
[16:19] <Daekdroom> CptRageToaster, do you have the session package for it installed as well?
[16:20] <CptRageToaster> probably not
[16:21] <CptRageToaster> Daekdroom: Oddly enough, it sounded like I didn't need to explicitly do that:
[16:22] <CptRageToaster> here's a guide: http://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/283pq0/possible_to_install_pantheon_desktop_in_ubuntu/
[16:24] <Daekdroom> CptRageToaster, so you do have pantheon-xsession-settings installed?
[16:25] <CptRageToaster> nope, depends on pantheon-shell, which depends on slingshot-launcher, which depends on  you have held broken packages.
[16:25] <CptRageToaster> libgtk-3-0 (>= 3.14.0) but 3.12.2-0ubuntu15.2~trusty1 is to be installed *
[16:25] <CptRageToaster> almost had that copy+paste right :P
[16:26] <Daekdroom> CptRageToaster, well. That is your answer. You don't have GTK 3.14 isntalled and therefore can't install Pantheon.
[16:26] <CptRageToaster> So now I'm in this quasi-state where half of the theme is installed...
[16:26] <hinnerk> The gnucash folks say they can't help, since they are not using ubuntu...
[16:26] <Daekdroom> Why are you trying to install the daily packages PPA, anyway?
[16:27] <Daekdroom> There is a stable PPA
[16:27] <CptRageToaster> old guide I presume
[16:27] <Daekdroom> https://launchpad.net/~elementary-os/+archive/ubuntu/stable
[16:27] <Daekdroom> ppa-purge those two PPAs you installed and use that one.
[16:28] <CptRageToaster> tyvm
[16:28] <Windows1> I'm setting up a mail server on 12.04 and I can't figure out how to add spf record. I've tried this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix/SPF with no luck
[16:29] <ntsp> Windows1 the spf record is usually in the DNS isnt it?
[16:29] <Windows1> I'm not 100% sure
[16:30] <ntsp> Windows1 if you want the servers RECEIVING email from you to check the SPF record it has to be added as a TXT record in the DNS
[16:30] <Windows1> so should I setup bind?
[16:31] <Quantos> Heya cydrobolt
[16:31] <ntsp> Windows1 http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch9/spf.html
[16:31] <Cydrobolt> Hi Quantos
[16:32] <hinnerk> am I even right here?
[16:32] <coderman1> when configuring network devices in /etc/network/interfaces is the 0 in eth0 directly tied to a certain networking port ?
[16:32] <hinnerk> or should I ask this question somewhere else?
[16:33] <hinnerk> if so, could you please point me to it.
[16:33] <hell__> how to trace an ipaddressin ubuntu?
[16:33] <hinnerk> google search didn't help.
[16:33] <hell__> i need in ubuntu
[16:33] <compdoc> coderman1, yes, and it can change when you add/subtract nics
[16:35] <hell__> ??
[16:35] <Ploper> hi there
[16:35] <ntsp> hell__ define "trace"
[16:35] <Ploper> do you know how to use wine 1.7.38 with playonlinux?
[16:37] <OerHeks> Ploper, our current wine is 1.6.2, maybe there is a PPA with a newer version, carefull as PPA's are unsupported here.
[16:37] <OerHeks> !wine
[16:38] <coderman1> compdoc: im running ipconfig -a and getting all ipv6 addresses, and also getting network unreachable when i try to ping anything...is there anything i need to look for in the settings?
[16:40] <compdoc> coderman1, one place to look is /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules. If that contains the wrong settings, your nics get screwed up. You can delete the nics in that file (dont delete everrything) and it will regenerate at next boot
[16:40] <coderman1> we got it, it was the port it was plugged into on the router
[16:40] <coderman1> thanks
[16:42] <compdoc> cool
[16:42] <hinnerk> sorry, don't want to be pushy, but i just don't know where to ask. This seemed a reasonable place, since package management is a core feat of distros. But if what I'm asking is out of scope, please let me know.
[16:43] <nicomachus> Hi guys, can anyone possibly help me with a Kernel Panic error? http://i.imgur.com/RBQcpvu.jpg
[16:45] <Takumo> Anyone know why Apt is mangling with my repo URL?
[16:45] <nicomachus> I've been getting the same error ever since I installed on this PC, and it happens just about every time I try to boot. I have to restart (sometimes more than once) to get it to load GRUB, and then I can launch Ubuntu
[16:45] <Takumo> the repo spec is "deb https://packages.elasticsearch.org/elasticsearch/1.4/debian stable main"
[16:45] <Takumo> but its calling https://packages.elasticsearch.org/1.4/debian for some reason
[16:46] <Takumo> why is apt mangling the repo URL?
[16:47] <hinnerk> Join #ubuntu
[16:48] <KeyboardNotFound> I got this error: ERROR: Cannot open TUN/TAP dev /dev/net/tun: Operation not permitted (errno=1), how can I enable this?
[16:48] <coderman1> compdoc: now i have to figure out why apt-get install * or apt-get update hangs
[16:50] <hinnerk> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[16:51] <hinnerk> that's what  i get when i try to remove debhelper (and then want to reinstall it of course, as i need it)
[16:51] <zono> nicomachus Have you tried any of this -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2243656
[16:53] <nicomachus> zono: I have found about 47 different forum topics on this same error, and none have worked. I have not tried this solution, though.
[16:55] <nicomachus> Trying to get my gf to boot the machine in question now so I can try to update initramfs via SSH
[16:56] <therealfakemoot> https://gist.github.com/therealfakemoot/f70bc336940a958415bb So I'm having trouble with the vlc package. It's marked as *installed*, and vlc-wrapper exists, but the vlc binary does not. How can I repair this? I've uninstalled, reinstalled many times with --purge and --dry-run and so on
[16:56] <zulfiqar> hi
[16:56] <zono> Not direct access. Brave :-)
[16:57] <nicomachus> haha, zono, I'm at work now but don't want to wait until I get home to try a fix. If updating initramfs doesn't work I'll try the Live CD route that's also on that page.
[16:57] <zono> cool stuff. Hope it works
[16:58] <mojtaba> Hi, Do you know how should I scp from a remote location to my localhost?
[16:58] <nicomachus> thanks for the tip.
[16:58] <mojtaba> I know the reverse!
[16:58] <therealfakemoot> I've had similar problems with my packages before. Steam is currently in some sort of dependency limbo.
[16:58] <therealfakemoot> Depending on two packages that are already installed but thinking they are in conflict or something
[16:58] <padhu> Guys, My vlc player will not show the movies in good clarity
[16:59] <padhu> I have an AMD radeon 6670 graphics card
[17:00] <nicomachus> padhu: that GPU should handle any movie just fine. what quality and file types?
[17:00] <padhu> nicomachus: It is avi and Good in ubuntu12.04
[17:01] <padhu> I installed thursty yesterday
[17:01] <nicomachus> and that's when the problem started?
[17:01] <nicomachus> try: sudo apt-get install vlc
[17:02] <padhu> nicomachus: After installation, I am checking video now
[17:02] <nicomachus> just to make sure you hav eall the packages.
[17:02] <padhu> I installed and updated vlc
[17:02] <padhu> nicomachus: How?
[17:02] <nicomachus> how what?
[17:03] <padhu> nicomachus: How can i check all packages are installed
[17:03] <nicomachus> just running apt-get install vlc again should do it.
[17:03] <nicomachus> AFAIK. haha
[17:04] <nicomachus> You also may want to check a GPU monitor to make sure you aren't maxing out.
[17:04] <nicomachus> AMD Catalyst Control should be able to tell you.
[17:05] <nicomachus> Also check System Monitor (can get to it through Dash) to make sure you aren't maxing out your CPU
[17:06] <therealfakemoot> https://gist.github.com/therealfakemoot/f70bc336940a958415bb So, under what circumstances can a package be installed, but one of the files it's supposed to provide is missing? (vlc is installed but the vlc binary is not present in PATH).
[17:06] <Ladon> How do I nest quotations in a shell script? I have COMMAND="program "with options"" and in the script I call it with $($COMMAND). It fails because of the quotes.
[17:06] <cfhowlett> 'quote'
[17:07] <Ladon> It doesn't work with '' nested for some reason
[17:07] <Ladon> I'll play with it more and get back
[17:07] <padhu> nicomachus: http://pastebin.com/VEMY5gVR
[17:08] <mojtaba> Hi, Do you know how should I scp from a remote location to my localhost?
[17:08] <ntsp> mojtaba scp sshserver:directory dest-directory
[17:08] <nicomachus> padhu: not that it'll make a difference for this issue, but go ahead and run: sudo apt-get autoremove
[17:09] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: your localhost has to be running an sshd, first, and second, your localhost has to be reachable from the destination
[17:09] <mojtaba> ntsp: should I put something like user@host:dest-directory
[17:09] <mojtaba> ?
[17:09] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: so you'd need your localhosts' IP address and port, or domain name if it's got dns records
[17:09] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: How can I make it reachable?
[17:09] <ntsp> mojtaba you want to copy a directory FROM a server to your computer right?
[17:09] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: *that* depends on what your'e doing
[17:09] <mojtaba> ntsp: right
[17:10] <padhu> nicomachus: Done, what is next
[17:10] <ntsp> if yes its scp user@server:server/directory destination/directory
[17:10] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: do keep in mind that scp can copy FROM remote places
[17:10] <ntsp> mojtaba ^
[17:10] <nicomachus> padhu: did you check the System Monitor and try to pull up a GPU monitor?
[17:11] <mojtaba> ntsp: should I put something like user@host:dest-directory
[17:11] <mojtaba> ntsp: I have added before my public key to the remote server.
[17:12] <nicomachus> hey zono, think you can help with something on that initramfs update or did you just find it and link it?
[17:12] <ntsp> mojtaba no the destination directory is just the path if its on localhost
[17:12] <mojtaba> ntsp: I just did what you said, and it made the dest directory on the remote machine
[17:12] <padhu> nicomachus: system monitor did not show the GPU. How can i up it?
[17:12] <mojtaba> ntsp: It should contain my username@host?
[17:13] <jesoners> will linux run on android tv box... any help will be appreciated
[17:13] <nicomachus> padhu: you'll have to find a GPU monitor. I don't use AMD so I can't help you there, but I THINK the Catalyst Control Center has one.
[17:13] <ntsp> mojtaba the syntax is scp <src> <dest>
[17:13] <therealfakemoot> jesoners: Android *is* Linux.
[17:13] <nicomachus> therealfakemoot: ehhhh....
[17:13] <ntsp> if its either is an ssh server you put in user@server:directory in the appropriate one else its just the directory
[17:13] <nicomachus> Unix, yes
[17:13] <mojtaba> ntsp: could you please tell me exactly what is dest?
[17:14] <nicomachus> Linux... not relaly
[17:14] <nicomachus> really*
[17:14] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: the place you want the file copied to
[17:14] <ntsp> dest is the destination directory src is the source directory
[17:14] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: so that would be somewhere on the local filesystem
[17:14] <jesoners> ya i  know .. im talking about a arm distro
[17:14] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: origin would be the remote server
[17:14] <padhu> nicomachus: I have an AMD  Catalyst Control Center. But how can i check it. I regularly use glxgears
[17:14] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: presumably in the form of `user@place:/path/to/file`
[17:14] <nicomachus> I'm not familiar with glxgears
[17:15] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: It should be like this?
[17:15] <mojtaba> scp -r doc/ mojtaba@Think:~/Desktop
[17:15] <padhu> nicomachus: fglrxinfo
[17:15] <nicomachus> ah, the driver you mean?
[17:15] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: Almost.
[17:15] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: Read the --help output for scp again
[17:15] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: It says Think name or service not known
[17:16] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: and think carefully about where you're copying FROM and where you're copying TO.
[17:16] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: FROM is the origin. TO is the destination
[17:16] <ntsp> mojtaba this copies from doc/ to the ssh server you mentioned reverse that to do the opposite if you want that
[17:16] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: Should I also make a public key and put it in my local machine?
[17:16] <mojtaba> I have done the reverse before.
[17:16] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: if you want?
[17:16] <padhu> nicomachus: http://pastebin.com/eGgsQLtR
[17:16] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: if you're using ssh, you already have a public/private keypair
[17:16] <ntsp> unless hes using password *shrugs*
[17:17] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: Yes I am connected to the remote machine using those keys.
[17:17] <therealfakemoot> ntsp: yes, but ssh still uses a keypair to encrypt the connection
[17:17] <therealfakemoot> sshd can just defer authentication to the local PAM service or however you wanna phrase that
[17:17] <jesoners> does any one knok of a good arm linux distro that is lightweight
[17:17] <therealfakemoot> aaaaanyways
[17:17] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: You still have it backwards.
[17:17] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: You don't need to be logged in to the remote machine.
[17:18] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: You can use scp to copy files FROM remote machines TO your local one
[17:18] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: I think thats the problem. I will disconnect from it, and then try to copy.
[17:18] <therealfakemoot> from your local machine: `scp remote_user@whateverhost:/path/to/file /path/to/localcopy`
[17:18] <therealfakemoot> that's it
[17:18] <nicomachus> padhu: run: fglrx-amdcccle
[17:20] <coderman1> are there any issues with using "dd" to get a ballpark figure on hard drive speed? cause i have a raid array with 4 SAS 10k rpm drives and 1 SSD 600GB cache driev and im showing 161 MB/s
[17:20] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: Thank you very much. The problem was that, I was connected to that machien
[17:20] <coderman1> so im trying to determine if the drives arent configured correctly or something
[17:20] <mojtaba> machine*
[17:20] <Snow-Man> coderman1: bonnie++ is usually a better approach.
[17:20] <mojtaba> It is done now.
[17:20] <therealfakemoot> mojtaba: Yes, like everyone kept saying
[17:20] <therealfakemoot> it wasn't necessary
[17:20] <coderman1> Snow-Man: but im seeing probably 1/3rd of what i would expect
[17:20] <nicomachus> padhu: You need to open the GUI for the Catalyst Control Center, preferably the adminstrative one. You need to find what percentage of your GPU is being used while you're playing a video. Push it--try 1080p or 4k if you have it
[17:21] <coderman1> i should be seeing SSD like speeds
[17:21] <mojtaba> therealfakemoot: sorry about that. thx
[17:21] <Snow-Man> uh, why?  you have a bunch of 10k drives
[17:21] <daftykins> coderman1: use hdparm -tT
[17:21] <ferz> hi, which is the package to install "configure" to build application (yes, compile them)?
[17:21] <nicomachus> if you GPU is anywhere near 90-95%, then it's a GPU issue. Otherwise, it's gotta be something with VLC. But I don't know enough to help you if it's a VLC issue.
[17:21] <padhu> nicomachus: http://pastebin.com/haKKXGvi
[17:22] <ntsp> ferz build-essential?
[17:22] <nicomachus> padhu: when you go to your Dash, and type in AMD Catalyst, does it give you the option to open the Catalyst Control Center program?
[17:22] <ferz> ntsp: thank you, I try it.
[17:22] <padhu> nicomachus: yes, i can open it
[17:23] <mlighta> hey guys
[17:23] <daftykins> hi
[17:23] <nicomachus> Ok. Is there a GPU in there?
[17:23] <nicomachus> a GPU monitor**
[17:23] <mlighta> ok this may sound weird, but is there something like watch but without display. (yeah I know the name do make you think it's gonna display)
[17:24] <mlighta> basically I want a cronjob like watch without the display. (and no I don't want to enter a cronjob)
[17:24] <coderman1> daftykins: cached reads = 10000 mb/s  buffered reads = 228 mb/s
[17:24] <ntsp> mlighta while true do command end?
[17:24] <ntsp> aka simple bash
[17:24] <mlighta> I will be stuck in it
[17:24] <nicomachus> padhu: Sorry I can't help more, but I gotta go now. Good luck. Sounds like your issue is something with VLC, not your graphics card. May just wanna purge everything to do with VLC and reinstall.
[17:24] <daftykins> coderman1: sounds a bit more like it
[17:24] <mlighta> or you mean put this in background ?
[17:24] <ntsp> mlighta meant in background :p
[17:25] <ntsp> just add & after the command to do in background
[17:25] <mlighta> ye but in a loop hmm weird, never tryed
[17:25] <coderman1> well now that ive switched over to a different directory, dd is showing much different numbers
[17:25] <mlighta> can't you give an example
[17:25] <padhu> nicomachus: my bad luck , it is same in smplayer, miro
[17:26] <burkmat> mlighta: while [ 1 ] ; do command_you_want; sleep 10s; done &
[17:26] <coderman1> would something be limiting the speed in user home directories? im prettys ure this server has 1 mount point so it should all be using the same storage
[17:26] <mlighta> oh didn't tough he will put the loop in background ok let try
[17:26] <ntsp> dangit burkmat, im too slow :p
[17:26] <dannyxyz> i have an issue getting a good program to download video files on ubuntu
[17:28] <zono> nicomachus, I just found it. Most of my experience with initramfs is for android.
[17:29] <Yves1> Hi everybody.  I need some help installing mods on MineTest (Open MineCraft) - anyone free plz reply
[17:31] <AegNuddel> My wireless switch says it  disabled.  Does anyone know how to enable it?
[17:32] <coderman1> daftykins: i get almost the same numbers on some shitty VM comapred to this raid array which is using SSD for cache
[17:33] <linuxthefish> hi, is it possible to change the scaling in ubuntu?
[17:33] <linuxthefish> not just for unity but for all applications
[17:34] <daftykins> coderman1: don't use that language here.
[17:43] <AegNuddel> My network card is disabled and I can't turn it on...it also seems I  can't get it out of airplane mode
[17:47] <rwp>  AegNuddel, Check to see if there is a hardware switch on your laptop. Mine has one of those and it is easy to flip by accident.
[17:48] <Arr0way> spotify for linux crashes a lot?
[17:50] <AegNuddel> rwp, it has a button, but I have tried to press it several times
[17:51] <cluelessperson> hey guys I'm trying to run a hyper V VM with ubuntu, and ubuntu doesn't seem to detect the network care
[17:51] <AegNuddel> it has stayed red most of the time
[17:51] <cluelessperson> how can I fix this?
[17:52] <johncc> hi anyone here uses mpv? how do I get the 'seekbar'?
[17:53] <AegNuddel> saw it blue for a few seconds once rwp
[17:53] <hinnerk> hi
[17:53] <daftykins> cluelessperson: version of ubuntu?
[17:53] <hinnerk> I still have a problem with the "debhelper" package.
[17:53] <cluelessperson> hinnerk, 14.04 trusty tahr
[17:54] <hinnerk> I installed ubuntu 14.10 just out of the box.
[17:54] <cluelessperson> .01
[17:54] <cluelessperson> daftykins, ^ sorry
[17:54] <hinnerk> and ran "sudo apt-get build-dep gnucash"
[17:54] <daftykins> cluelessperson: there must be tens of guides online referring to hyperv, last i remember hearing there's a compatibility level for the hardware that allows different configs
[17:54] <hinnerk> which ended with error pointing at debhelper.
[17:54] <rwp> AegNuddel, There is also a package rfkill that can enable and disable wifi cards. Maybe it will help? Don't know. Just guessing.
[17:54] <hinnerk> I tried uninstallung that package (error).
[17:55] <hinnerk> I tried restarting the system and running the command again...
[17:55] <hinnerk> nothing helped.
[17:55] <hinnerk> what can I do?
[17:55] <cluelessperson> daftykins, I found several guides, but etc/initramfs-tools/modules  doesn't even seem to exist
[17:56] <daftykins> that's a pretty vague comment i'm afraid
[17:56] <hinnerk> by now usually every command ends with "E: Subprocess /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[17:57] <hinnerk> any ideas anyone?
[17:57] <tos-1> johncc: There's #mpv for detailed help; but for recent versions (I don't know what's in the repos): mpv uses lua to render a onscreen menu. I don't know cli options, but you can  set it up via a lua-settings/osc.conf in your .mpv dir.
[17:58] <Bashing-om> hinnerk: Try: -> sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade , sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnucash . Pastebin if 'apt-get update ' shows errors .
[17:59] <cluelessperson> daftykins, all the guides I've found have been for ubuntu 13 and beloc
[18:00] <daftykins> yeah, not surprised, cluelessperson - like i said, when creating a VM with hyper-v i think there's a compatibility level choice / way to pick different NICs
[18:00] <hinnerk> Bashing-om: upgrade fails with the above error.
[18:00] <tos-1> johncc: That might help: https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/DOCS/man/osc.rst
[18:00] <hinnerk> debhelper has status "half-installed" and is not ready for coniguration - whatever that means.
[18:01] <Bashing-om> hinnerk: OK, show us -> sudo apt-get upgrade | pastebinit <- .. may have to install the tool ... -> sudo apt-get install pastebinit ( see if we can !) .
[18:02] <hinnerk> dang, gotta go, will be back later... sorry. thank you for your help!
[18:02] <Bashing-om> hinnerk: NP, we are here to help .
[18:03] <AegNuddel> is there a way to get the newest ubuntu without havin to upgrade to everything in between?
[18:03] <daftykins> what are you on now?
[18:03] <hinnerk> PS: Trying to install pastebinit gives the same error....
[18:03] <daftykins> AegNuddel: ...
[18:04] <AegNuddel> daftykins, 12.04
[18:04] <daftykins> AegNuddel: that's still supported until 2017
[18:05] <daftykins> AegNuddel: but you can upgrade direct to 14.04.1 yes
[18:05] <AegNuddel> how?
[18:05] <daftykins> well first off, why do you want to? if everything works as-is you shouldn't really bother
[18:06] <Bashing-om> hiker_: A calsh with a ppa for gnucash ? what returns -> apt-cache policy gnucash ?
[18:06] <daftykins> Bashing-om: user left :) 'hinnerk'
[18:06] <AegNuddel> my wi-fi switch won't come out of airplane mode
[18:07] <AegNuddel> daftykins,
[18:07] <Bashing-om> daftykins: Tks, not paying proper attention .. !
[18:07] <daftykins> AegNuddel: can you run "rfkill list all" in a terminal?
[18:08] <croepha> anyone know of a way to keep plymouth from setting the console resolution, ive tried a number of kernel parameters (im not using update-grub… in my setup)
[18:11] <Bashing-om> croepha: grub doest set the [lymoth resolution by default, one can set the desired resolution in the file " /etc/default/grub ? as in mine: " # The resolution used on graphical terminal >> GRUB_GFXMODE=1600x900 " remember to "suo update-grub " to propogate the change.
[18:12] <Bashing-om> suo/sudo*
[18:12] <est31> /etc/default/grub doesnt that begin with a caps lock "DO NOT EDIT"?
[18:13] <Bashing-om> est31: Nope, think you have in mind " /boot/grub/grub.cfg. " that one does not edit .
[18:13] <croepha> Bashing-om: so, im using a hand made grub.cfg because im netbooting, it has minimal parameters specified… but at some point in the upstart process the console resolution gets set
[18:16] <est31> Bashing-om, do you have grub 1 or 2?
[18:16] <Bashing-om> croepha: Sorry, I do not know at what point in the boot process the resolution is set; other than editing " /etc/default/grub " .
[18:16] <Bashing-om> est31: I do have grub2 .
[18:17] <AegNuddel> thanks
[18:19] <cabel> How can I get the 32 bit version of pam_winbind.so?
[18:19] <therealfakemoot> So, under what circumstances could a package (vlc) be considered installed by apt, but the binary it's supposed to provide (the vlc binary. vlc-wrapper is present.) is missing? Is there some apt or dkpg invocation that will check/fix this condition?
[18:20] <Hoso001> I am having issues with my 14.10 install. My ethernet internet keeps disconnecting randomly. The only way to regain internet use is to restart. APT and Flash videos is what seems to make it drop the quickest.
[18:21] <EriC^^> cabel, sudo apt-get install libpam-winbind:i386 maybe
[18:21] <cabel> I tried. No luck :(
[18:21] <EriC^^> use at your own risk
[18:22] <EriC^^> hmm
[18:22] <EriC^^> what'd it say?
[18:22] <cabel> too many dependencies
[18:23] <cabel> samba:i386
[18:23] <EriC^^> cabel, maybe you can grab the .deb from the website, extract it using dpkg -x and get the .so if that's all you need
[18:24] <ioria> Hobbyboy, : do you  have another connection ? wlan  ad ex.
[18:25] <ioria> Hoso001 : do you  have another connection ? wlan  ad ex.
[18:26] <hardy11> !weather txl
[18:26] <digilink> [TXL, Germany] Mostly Cloudy. Temp is 6*C but feels like 3*C. WSW wind: 13 kph. Humidity: 76%.
[18:26] <hardy11> !weather Oymyakon
[18:26] <digilink> [Oymyakon, Russia] . Temp is -50*C. SSW wind: 4 kph. Humidity: 53%.
[18:29] <Spr1ng> Is there any concern installing the 3.11+ kernel via the LTSEnablementStack on a Linux KVM VM?  The website states "These newer enablement stacks are meant for desktop and server use only, and not recommended for cloud or virtual images." But looking for further input on this.
[18:30] <daftykins> Spr1ng: 3.11? that'll be EOL
[18:30] <Spr1ng> or later ones
[18:30] <daftykins> Spr1ng: which ubuntu is this?
[18:30] <Spr1ng> it doesnt have to be 3.11
[18:30] <daftykins> 12.04 can have trusty's 3.13 HWE
[18:31] <Spr1ng> I'm on 12.04.05 with kernel 3.5.0
[18:31] <Spr1ng> LTS
[18:31] <daftykins> 3.5.0 is an old raring kernel that's EOL
[18:31] <Maiself> somebody may answer to me : why linox is blocking executables on usb disks?
[18:31] <daftykins> you can either run 3.2.x as per 12.04, or 3.13 as per trusty's HWE
[18:31] <EriC^^> Maiself, is it mounted noexec ?
[18:31] <Maiself> it's hard to explain this?
[18:31] <compaq> aparese un mensaje en mi pc de error como lo areglo
[18:31] <EriC^^> Maiself, type mount and pastebin it
[18:32] <sudormrf> !spanish
[18:32] <Maiself> or you don't want to show that you are forcing blocking executables on usb disks
[18:32] <sudormrf> !spanish | compdoc
[18:33] <sudormrf> !spanish | compdoc
[18:33] <sudormrf> dang
[18:33] <sudormrf> oh, he left.
[18:33] <sudormrf> sorry compdoc
[18:33] <Maiself> EriC ^^
[18:34] <Maiself> EriC^^ i will show to you that lInox is blocking by default executables on usb disks
[18:34] <Maiself> but if i do a pastebin with my fstab rule, soon they will reblock killing my rules on new releases HA?
[18:35] <Maiself> i won"t show my fstab on public local, thewy will kill my rules
[18:35] <EriC^^> Maiself, i'm not understanding what you mean
[18:36] <Maiself> now i am running  my usb live with paralell mozilla based desktop in another pendrive to kill them all
[18:36] <Maiself> EriC^^: i will not show my fstab to you in publics pastebins
[18:36] <EriC^^> Maiself, not helping..
[18:37] <EriC^^> Maiself, if the usb is mounted, type mount and pastebin the output
[18:37] <Maiself> EriC^^: if i put in the pastebin , unbutu will kill my pastebin, in futgurebins, new releases.
[18:37] <Maiself> EriC^^: if i put in the pastebin , unbutu will kill my pastebin, in futurebins, new releases.
[18:38] <EriC^^> Maiself, what do you mean?
[18:38] <Maiself> they block pendrive exec by default, me exists to unblock by law
[18:39] <Maiself> EriC^^: i mean sports! :D
[18:39] <Maiself> they want game, they will have a splendid game AGAINST THE,
[18:39] <Maiself> they want game, they will have a splendid game AGAINST THEM
[18:40] <Maiself> BYE! :D
[18:40] <EriC^^> ok :D
[18:40] <EriC^^> Maiself, which country are you from?
[18:40] <SchrodingersScat> well, this is ubuntu support, if you're looking to avoid ubuntu, I think you've come to the wrong place.
[18:40] <EriC^^> i didn't understand most of what you said..
[18:41] <EriC^^> SchrodingersScat, what's he talking about?
[18:41] <Maiself> EriC^^: NaN
[18:41] <SchrodingersScat> EriC^^: can't help you there.
[18:42] <Maiself> EriC^^: in /etc/fstab have unnix rules that are manipulated by unix default, together with kernel forbidding any kind of executables in any usb disks
[18:44] <Maiself> maiself discovered how to stop their rules to do my pendrives, sdcards, etc and re-etc, to be , readable, executable, and writeable
[18:44] <jakemp> how can I figure out why nautulus is taking forever to open?
[18:44] <ioria> from Urban Dictionary: " NaN  " = a strong, beautiful woman.
[18:44] <Maiself> the ubuntuforums.org have much articles related about fstab, but ALL IS PURE LIE
[18:45] <EriC^^> jakemp, maybe try opening it from a terminal and see if you get anything
[18:46] <jakemp> EriC^^,  Could not register the application: Timeout was reached
[18:46] <Maiself> ioria: for you: http://www.guj.com.br/java/48645-nan
[18:46] <jakemp> I found a forum post that is similar, but oler. Trying it now
[18:47] <ioria> Maiself:  kiddin
[18:48] <Maiself> ioria: :D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaN
[18:49] <EriC^^> jakemp, ok
[18:49] <jakemp> wow, I killed gvfsd-sftp and it instantly opened
[18:50] <pdilyard> after installing ubuntu 14.04 server on my computer, I no longer get the "HP" welcome screen with the option to press escape to get into the bios settings. when I start the computer, the screen is just completely black until the login screen comes up.
[18:51] <EriC^^> jakemp, maybe it's trying to reach a server that's down or something?
[18:51] <daftykins> pdilyard: even on a cold boot?
[18:51] <pdilyard> how can I boot to USB now that I don't see any kind of bootloader
[18:51] <pdilyard> yes
[18:51] <daftykins> pull the disk and see what it does
[18:51] <OerHeks> pdilyard, that would be an bios option, not an linux issue
[18:51] <pdilyard> I want to boot to USB, but I have no way of doing so
[18:52] <jakemp> EriC^^, I think it's because I took my laptop from home to work. and I had a machine mounted in my local network
[18:52] <daftykins> pdilyard: does it return to the older operation with the disk removed?
[18:52] <pdilyard> what disk?
[18:52] <pdilyard> the actual hard drive?
[18:53] <daftykins> yes...
[18:53] <pdilyard> well it wouldn't boot at all then would it?
[18:53] <daftykins> that's the point
[18:53] <daftykins> you don't need it to boot to see if the BIOS access is regained
[18:53] <daftykins> this is called fault finding :)
[18:53] <pdilyard> I understand haha
[18:54] <pdilyard> give me a minute to remove it then
[18:54] <EriC^^> jakemp, i see
[18:57] <Maiself> EriC^^: this is a default mount point in fstab on all NEW linox releases
[18:57] <Maiself> "/dev/sdd /media/custom/1558-A920 vfat rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=999,gid=999,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,utf8=1,showexec,flush,flush,uhelper=udisks2 0 0"
[18:58] <Maiself> repair onwhere say "showexec"
[18:58] <Maiself> i tried to switch this maldition to "exec" according with the ubuntu liars
[18:59] <Maiself> around 7 years
[19:00] <Maiself> now if somebody wants to know on where i definitely switch the all back to all portability on usb fat lines, they will ask to me, and i will answer with the code in a haszardous encrypoted email
[19:00] <OerHeks> Maiself, what makes you think, vfat should allow executables? it is not posix you know
[19:01] <Maiself> OerHeks: : http://portablelinuxapps.org
[19:01] <Maiself> :d
[19:01] <Maiself> :D
[19:02] <OerHeks> Maiself, that url is nice, those apps should work from ext2/3/4 so your rant is pointless
[19:02] <Maiself> The ubuntu LIARS don"t like PORTABLES
[19:02] <OerHeks> 7 years wasted
[19:02] <Maiself> OerHeks: NO WASTED, now i am able to say : that i am FREE
[19:03] <Maiself> i discovered onwhere and how to switch this damned fstab line to maiself
[19:04] <pdilyard> daftykins: ok disk removed, we go back to normal behavior
[19:04] <pdilyard> I can get into the bios options
[19:04] <Maiself> if somebody want to know the line, it will be sent by and HARDAZOUS ENCRYPTED MAIL, to the linox foundation, WON"T SEE
[19:04] <daftykins> pdilyard: ok, so what do you want to achieve with this thing?
[19:04] <daftykins> !ops | Maiself
[19:04] <Maiself> if somebody want to know the line, it will be sent by an HARDAZOUS ENCRYPTED MAIL, to the linox foundation, WON"T SEE
[19:04]  * rww looks up
[19:05] <phunyguy> :/
[19:05] <ntsp> !ping
[19:05] <rww> what on earth
[19:05] <ntsp> my internet connection just took a 5 minute break for no reason -.-
[19:05] <rww> Maiself: would you kindly calm down a bit? the attitude is just distracting from whatever your actual issue is
[19:06] <pdilyard> daftykins: I would like to install a fresh copy of Ubuntu Server from USB.
[19:06] <daftykins> pdilyard: ok so whilst the disk is out, get USB boot working
[19:07] <Maiself> pdilyard: when i began with lInox in 2004, the lInox never blocked executables on usb disks
[19:07] <pdilyard> daftykins: ok so I've got the installation screen up from the usb
[19:07] <pdilyard> if I plug the hard drive in right now, will it detect the drive before I start installing?
[19:07] <EriC^^> Maiself, i just tried to mount a fat and it works right out of the box
[19:07] <Maiself> pdilyard:  The lInox argument : "because we are open source, it"s impossible to run binaries"
[19:07] <daftykins> pdilyard: was there a keypress needed to get a one time boot menu up?
[19:08] <pdilyard> yeah, ESC
[19:08] <knob> yay
[19:08] <daftykins> *at last*
[19:08] <daftykins> pdilyard: alright, so do you need any data on the hard disk? just let it boot in then nuke the install if not, by dd'ing zeroes onto the first 100MB or so of disk :P
[19:09] <pdilyard> ok that's fine. do you think I'll get grub this time or anything?
[19:10] <pdilyard> I'd prefer if I had some kind of option to boot from a usb just in case of emergency, and so I don't have to unplug the disk every time :P
[19:10] <daftykins> afterwards? no it'll be gone
[19:10] <daftykins> yeah well look into BIOS updates for that system maybe.
[19:10] <pdilyard> hmm ok
[19:10] <pdilyard> thank you
[19:10] <pdilyard> !!
[19:10] <daftykins> no idea what's causing it, whether it truly is preventing all operation, or what's going on :D
[19:11] <pdilyard> it's not a huge deal. this is a dev box that I can play with as much as I want
[19:11] <pdilyard> :)
[19:13] <hardy11> !weather nszp
[19:13] <digilink> Invalid query. Try again.
[19:14] <hardy11> !weather nzsp
[19:14] <daftykins> hardy11: not in here
[19:20] <st34lth> hey what is called now the old school gnome without the left right quick buttons. the pure basic gnome
[19:21] <st34lth> gnome-classic now has that too
[19:21] <st34lth> i'm looking for like beyond classic, classic basic
[19:22] <rww> st34lth: look into Ubuntu MATE
[19:22] <rww> it works the same as GNOME 2 (and is based on it)
[19:26] <pdilyard> daftykins: just to let you know, it's somehow magically working perfectly now after the fresh install
[19:27] <st34lth> thanks rww, wondering if they kept support for gnome 2?
[19:27] <daftykins> pdilyard: newer edition might treat it better :) that's handy
[19:27] <pdilyard> yup, thanks again
[19:28] <rww> st34lth: they made updates/changes to the GNOME 2 codebase, e.g. i think they're doing some GTK3 work. I've used both a lot, they work pretty much identically.
[19:28] <rww> if you have third party non-repository packages that need GNOME libraries or whatever, that might be "fun", but you'd want to ask them about that sort of thing
[19:32] <pdilyard> ok another quick question...when configuring my wireless network, I ran ifup -a
[19:32] <pdilyard> it seems to be running continuously
[19:32] <pdilyard> and ^C won't stop it
[19:32] <pdilyard> what do i do?
[19:33] <lmat> pdilyard: Did the prompt return?
[19:33] <pdilyard> oh haha it just finished
[19:33] <pdilyard> just took a few minutes
[19:45] <adrianr_> hiya
[19:45] <storay> hi
[19:53] <morsnowski> hello
[19:54] <donavan01> anyone in here install ever installed ubuntu on an iMac
[19:54] <bprompt> donavan01:    not myself yet
[19:55] <bprompt> allo morsnowski
[20:09] <Holger-Beginner> hallo
[20:09] <Holger-Beginner> kann mir jemand bei USB3 Problemen helfen? Ports werden als USB2 erkannt, nicht als USB3... cleaninstall 14.04.2 lts
[20:10] <daftykins> english only in here please
[20:10] <spaghetti_code> good morning
[20:11] <Holger-Beginner> I am sorry, first hello and I do apologize, I am not a native englisch speaker and I am a beginner in ubuntu...
[20:11] <svetlana> !de
[20:11] <svetlana> Holger-Beginner: that's some German channels. welcome, I am glad to see you here.
[20:12] <rpp601m> i'm getting /etc/init.d/dark-server: cannot create /var/run/dark-server.pid: Permission denied when i try and start a script - how would i solve this?
[20:12] <Holger-Beginner> today I installed LTS 14.04.2 and my pc USB3 ports were detected and works only with USB 2 speed
[20:12] <Holger-Beginner> svetlana:  thank you
[20:12] <daftykins> what device are you testing in the USB 3 ports?
[20:12] <Holger-Beginner> ubottu: thank you for your informatuon
[20:12] <RedPenguin> Hello All
[20:13] <svetlana> hi, RedPenguin.
[20:13] <RedPenguin> I'm trying to find some remote desktop software besides TeamViewer that will allow to remote in to the current X session not create a new one
[20:13] <svetlana> run vnc server there and connect to it with a vnc client.
[20:13] <Holger-Beginner> daftykins: my external harddrive and a flashdice, both works on my pc booted in win 8.1 with full usb 3 speed...
[20:13] <RedPenguin> TeamViewer did work but oddly no matter what I do, it claims I don't have a working network connection anymore
[20:13] <rpp601m> RedPenguin: i achieved that using the vnc server software availiable at the offical vnc website
[20:14] <RedPenguin> svetlana: tried that but it seems to give me a totally different x session not the current XFCE running
[20:14] <svetlana> it doesn't matter what teamviewer does; it's proprietary and includes backdoors
[20:14] <daftykins> Holger-Beginner: i'd give a 14.04.1 image a go, 3.13 kernel vs. 3.16 - might give different results
[20:14] <RedPenguin> used vnc4server
[20:14] <svetlana> how are you strting it?
[20:14] <dexter__> Hey guys, sure you love this question. How do I fix screen tearing in xfce?
[20:14] <rpp601m> svetlana: me?
[20:14] <svetlana> i'm speaking with RedPenguin
[20:14] <Holger-Beginner> daftykins:  I am soory, first I tried it with 14.04.1 without any success
[20:14] <rpp601m> ok
[20:15] <RedPenguin> svetlana: ran vnc4server and configed it when it asked for a password
[20:15] <RedPenguin> or should I use x11vnc?
[20:15] <svetlana> then it did hang in the terminal, right?
[20:15] <RedPenguin> yes
[20:15] <svetlana> then it should work. try x11vnc, if that also doesn't work, we'll go into details
[20:16] <RedPenguin> the reason I need in, is for some reason HDMI will not auto start on my NVidia card and I don't have a VGA/DVI monitor hooked right now
[20:17] <RedPenguin> x11vnc worked immediately ;)
[20:17] <RedPenguin> I mean :)
[20:18] <rpp601m> RedPenguin: x11vnc let you use your current xsession?
[20:18] <RedPenguin> yea
[20:18] <RedPenguin> oddly x11vnc must have stopped it looks like
[20:18] <svetlana> great
[20:19] <svetlana> if it stopped look for log files in ~/
[20:19] <svetlana> i.e. ``ls -latr ~'' should give you list of files in your home directory, sorted by time of modification
[20:20] <RedPenguin> odd it just claims my viewer stopped and it closed
[20:22] <RedPenguin> ok now I got in but even though NVidia is seeing the HDMI it's acting like I can't enable it
[20:23] <RedPenguin> might have gotten it
[20:31] <RedPenguin> thanks again guys we got in and changed the xorg.conf with the nvidia utility and it looks like it's working except we gotta figure out why if you turn the TV off and back on it no longer shows the display
[21:10] <droid909> how to access top menu in mc?
[21:10] <droid909> via putty
[21:11] <droid909> :(
[21:24] <deni74> hello, in ubuntu, from terminal, what must i type to get a list of all files in a specified directory sorted by size? (the output should also include all files in all subdirectories of the specified directory)?
[21:24] <cxdvty> How do I get more wallpapers for ubuntu via terminal?
[21:25] <cxdvty> And also what are some safe ways to tweak my ubuntu to the max?
[21:25] <deni74> the files should be listed according to their size and not the subdirectory they are in...
[21:26] <deni74> hope i was clear :)
[21:26] <xangua> You could start by explaining what do you mean by "tweak to the max" cxdvty
[21:27] <cxdvty> Some say that tweaking kernels in ubuntu is highly unsafe is that true?
[21:27] <cxdvty> And just tweaks to make the system perform better and faster
[21:28] <Seveas> deni74: ls -Rls gets close, but sorts by subdirectory. Maybe try find -print0 -type f | xargs -0 ls -1l | sort -k 5
[21:28] <RudeViper> Hi guys - back again
[21:28] <Seveas> cxdvty: I think you're looking for gentoo...
[21:29] <cxdvty> What is that?
[21:29] <deni74> Seveas: thank you. but i really need it to sort the files by their size (they are too many for me to adjust things manually)
[21:29] <Seveas> cxdvty: a linux distro where they love "tweaking to the max" over sanity and stability
[21:29] <deni74> size only, not the subdirectory
[21:29] <Seveas> deni74: did yo try the second command?
[21:29] <cxdvty> I just switched distros
[21:30] <deni74> oh sorry, i thought you said it didn't work, ok i will try now
[21:30] <RudeViper> how much video do I actually have to release from shared ram using xfce4 desktop for full motion video? - won't be editiing or anything like that - just watching video's or minor surfing from the file/game server on occasion - most of the time xfce won't even be running - but want to have the video ram allocated in case I need it.
[21:30] <RudeViper> oops - ubuntu server 1404.2
[21:31] <Seveas> deni74: it almost works. This works: find -print0 -type f | xargs -0 ls -1l | sort -k 5 -n
[21:31] <deni74> Seveas: where do i specify the directory?  could you please give me an example with say Desktop directory?
[21:31] <Seveas> deni74: just after the word 'find'
[21:31] <deni74> Seveas: sorry, newbie ;)
[21:31] <deni74> ah ok
[21:33] <varaindemian> best ubuntu version for a Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo V5535, Celeron® M-530 1.73GHz, 1Gb Ram, 80GB hdd
[21:33] <varaindemian> ?
[21:33] <flit> deni74, `du -ah $DIR | sort -rh`
[21:33] <flit> courtesy of http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/88065/sorting-files-according-to-size-recursively
[21:33] <Seveas> ooh, a Celeron, haven't seen those in years
[21:34] <Seveas> flit: du -h, not -ah, otherwise '100kb' is sorted higher than '10mb' :)
[21:34] <Seveas> err, du -a
[21:35] <Seveas> but good one, much better than my hack :)
[21:35] <flit> Seveas, good catch :)
[21:36] <deni74> ok thank you, it works :)
[21:36] <BluesKaj> varaindemian, probly one of the lighter flavours like xubuntu or lubuntu will run fine with those specs
[21:36] <Bashing-om> varaindemian: Maybe try (L)ubuntu : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu .
[21:36] <varaindemian> BluesKaj: thank you
[21:36] <deni74> but wait looks like the terminal does not let me go all the way up... (i mean after executing, to look at the output)
[21:37] <Seveas> deni74: add this: | less
[21:37] <flit> deni74, you could redirect to a file (append `> file.txt`) or into a pager, e.g. less (append `| less`)
[21:38] <deni74> do i write it at the end?
[21:38] <Seveas> yeah
[21:38] <ravigehlot> I upgraded my box from LTS Wheezy to UTopic. The upgrade rolled out fine untill it hit phpmyadmin. A screen popped up asking to upgrade phpmyadmin. The issue with that is that it wouldn't upgrade. It wouldn't abort either so the only way way was to end the upgrade. The issue is that it didn't finish setting up the rest of the stuff that it was suppose to set up. How do I re run it?
[21:39] <Pici> ravigehlot: LTS Wheezy?
[21:39] <bprompt> wheezy is debian 7   IIRC
[21:39] <ravigehlot> ops sorry...from LTS
[21:39] <SchrodingersScat> !ubuntu
[21:40] <deni74> ok perfect. last thing: could you remove from that list the directories? (i need just the files)
[21:41] <Seveas> ravigehlot: dpkg --configure -a ; apt-get -f install ; apt-get dist-upgrade
[21:41] <deni74> (i mean can we adjust the command)
[21:41] <deni74> (from terminal)
[21:42] <Seveas> deni74: no, but we can combine flit's answer with mine to achieve that I think. Give me a second
[21:42] <deni74> no hurry :)
[21:42] <Seveas> find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -b | sort -n
[21:43] <Seveas> (-a is not needed for du as we feed it files, -b gives you size in bytes instead of in 512-byte blocks)
[21:48] <deni74> ok great. how to put it largest first and then have the size like 1.6G, 615M, 9.5M, ... (like with  du -ah /home/notte | sort -rh)
[21:49] <Seveas> the -r in sort -r means reverse
[21:49] <deni74> so ijust cancel it?
[21:50] <Seveas> find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -b | sort -rn
[21:51] <Seveas> now, on how to do the GB sizes I don't know a simple tool. I'd pipe to to an awk script :)
[21:52] <deni74> but flit's script did it
[21:52] <Seveas> yes, but that broke the sorting
[21:52] <Seveas> 100kb would be avove 10gb
[21:52] <deni74> du -ah /home/notte | sort -rh
[21:52] <deni74> this one does the sizes well
[21:53] <flit> deni74, Seveas is right, because 'my' version gave human readable sizes, it broke the sorting
[21:53] <deni74> what do you mean "broke the sorting"?
[21:54] <varaindemian> what are the commands needed to run a modem on lubuntu?
[21:54] <aldebaran_gonna_> can you have some sort of backup of your entire ubuntu system? something like DeepFreeze on windows?
[21:55] <ntsp> aldebaran_gonna_ read only USB drive?
[21:55] <Seveas> aldebaran_gonna_: sure. rsync is your friend :)
[21:55] <hinnerk> Hi! I have an issue with dpkg. When I run "sudo apt-get upgrade" it eventually terminates with an error: "E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)"
[21:55] <hinnerk> I'm on ubuntu 14.10, just installed today
[21:55] <deni74> the sorting looks ok to me... not broken... i don't understand
[21:56] <hinnerk> What I tried to do earlier was "sudo apt-get build-dep gnucash" which in turn led to problems with debhelper and dpkg.
[21:56] <mgolisch> hinnerk: it doesnt say more than that?
[21:56] <aldebaran_gonna_> something like having a photograph(?) of your system of some moment and be able to go back to that state of the entire os
[21:56] <hinnerk> yes, it does.
[21:56] <hinnerk> that is just the final line.
[21:56] <flit> deni74, ah no it should be ok due to the `-h` on the sort
[21:57] <hinnerk> earlier it says something in german (my system language):
[21:57] <aldebaran_gonna_> i will read about rsync, thanks Seveas
[21:57] <mgolisch> maybe put the error on a pastebin and post the link here
[21:57] <hinnerk> dpkg: Fehler beim Bearbeiten des Paketes debhelper (--configure):
[21:57] <hinnerk> Paket debhelper ist nicht bereit zur Konfiguration
[21:57] <deni74> so how do i adjust this to give me human readable sizes:  find /home/notte -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -b | sort -rn > file.txt
[21:57] <deni74> ?
[21:58] <hinnerk> kann nicht konfiguriert werden (momentaner Status "half-installed"
[21:58] <Seveas> hinnerk: pastebin the complete output please
[21:58] <deni74> i am 99% done :)
[21:58] <hinnerk> and then things that are apparently floolowup issues.
[21:58] <hinnerk> i can't install pastebin because of the issue either :)
[21:58] <hinnerk> tried earlier tonight.
[21:58] <Seveas> you don't need to, just copy-paste the output yourself...
[21:59] <hinnerk> http://pastebin.com/s0BDfByR
[21:59] <kilon> back
[22:00] <hinnerk> if you need help translating, feel free to ask
[22:00] <Seveas> hinnerk: sudo apt-get -f install
[22:00] <hinnerk> which package?
[22:00] <Seveas> no package, that's the full command
[22:01] <hinnerk> same result. Want another pastebin?
[22:02] <deni74> Seveas, flit, thank you both.... 99% there is fine. Where do you learn how to do all this stuff from terminal?
[22:03] <Seveas> yeah. Pastebin the output of this as well while you're at it: more /etc/apt/sources.list{,.d/*} | cat
[22:03] <Seveas> deni74: experience and experimenting :)
[22:03] <deni74> so i should just experiment i guess..... ok :)
[22:04] <hinnerk> http://pastebin.com/7TrcMLUH
[22:04] <flit> deni74, find $DIR -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -b | sort -rn | head -n5 | awk '{print $1/1024 "\t" $2}'
[22:04] <hinnerk> includes the first and second command and results.
[22:04] <flit> and yes, too much time in front of a terminal
[22:05] <Seveas> hinnerk: ls -la /var/cache/apt/archives/debhelper*
[22:05] <Seveas> (and pastebin)
[22:06] <hinnerk> http://pastebin.com/ThEM1nf6
[22:06] <deni74> flit: no it does not work
[22:06] <Seveas> hinnerk: sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/debhelper_9.20140613ubuntu2_all.deb
[22:06] <deni74> it breaks (i guess that's what you call it)
[22:06] <flit> hmm, what happened?
[22:06] <Seveas> hinnerk: if that works, retry sudo dpkg --configure -a. If it doesn't: pastebin.
[22:07] <hinnerk> looks good so far.
[22:07] <deni74> also the sizes aren't like the ones in the previous example you gave me
[22:07] <hinnerk> looks good as well.
[22:07] <flit> true, I'm not sure how to get it to be like that... the most recent one will just give everything in kB
[22:07] <hinnerk> what now?
[22:08] <Seveas> hinnerk: the dpkg --configure -a worked this time?
[22:08] <hinnerk> worked.
[22:08] <deni74> i just get the first 5 lines and sizes like 4.24809e+06
[22:08] <Seveas> then done. Back to the build-dep you were trying :)
[22:08] <hinnerk> ok.... let's see....
[22:09] <hinnerk> huh
[22:09] <deni74> (not human readable)
[22:09] <hinnerk> that was surprisingly short and fast.
[22:09] <hinnerk> No errors. I guess it worked.
[22:09] <high-rez> Can someone please tell me how to det udev-systemd to stop renaming my network interfaces?
[22:09] <Seveas> hinnerk: woo \o/
[22:09] <hinnerk> Thank you very much, Seveas!
[22:09] <Seveas> you're welcome
[22:10] <flit> ah right, i have no big files it seems!
[22:10] <hinnerk> I still stunned how fast you solved that.
[22:10] <Seveas> high-rez: have a look at /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[22:10] <flit> I'm not sure how we would get it to be human readable without a more complex script
[22:10] <deni74> flit: as said human readable sizes is no big deal, i got 99% of what i was aiming for. thank you
[22:11] <Seveas> hinnerk: I've seem similar problems hundreds of times now.
[22:11] <humble_> Hello. i Have installed on my machine Ubuntu and Kali... and i use Kali's GRUB to boot into systems... how i can remove Kali and GRUB so i will only have ubuntu ? anyone can please help me ?
[22:11] <flit> deni74, no worries, glad we got you that far
[22:12] <deni74> flit: can a newbie do anything for you?
[22:13] <Seveas> deni74: sing us a song :)
[22:13] <flit> Seveas, good call
[22:13] <deni74> ok i'll give you the best of the best.... just give me a sec...
[22:14] <rbanffy> Has anyone ever succeeded at installing Ubuntu on an Acer E11 eMMC-based thingie?
[22:14] <jesoners> is that x86 or arm
[22:15] <aldebaran_gonna_> I want to configure apache on linux, with mysql for example, and other things like php. I will do them work fine. I want to save that state where apache, mysql and php works,then I want to play with them changing whatever I can, I am probably getting them unusable. And someday I will want to come back to the state where they were working. Can I do
[22:15] <aldebaran_gonna_> that with something like Deja Dup?
[22:16] <deni74> THE BEST OF THE BEST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCFEk6Y8TmM
[22:16] <sudormrf> humble_, delete the kali partition, expand the ubuntu partition then use a tool like boot-repair
[22:17] <umbra_purus> hey
[22:17] <jesoners> ho
[22:17] <humble_> sudormrf where i can find some documentation on how to boot-repair ?
[22:17] <umbra_purus> can someone tell me where i can get an equalizer plugin for videos app in ubuntu?
[22:17] <sudormrf> humble_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[22:18] <Bray9082_> So every time I restart ubuntu network access to my logical volume becomes unavailable until i manually browse files on the drive
[22:18] <sonex> my ubuntu server was working perfectly until i added a wireless pci card and 'auto eth1', 'iface eht1 inet dhcp'. Now it hangs on boot...any easy way to edit the interfaces when it won't boot..? pls.
[22:18] <jesoners> try ubuntu software center@
[22:19] <ntsp> sonex recovery mode
[22:19] <ntsp> hit esc after the BIOS, and select recovery mode
[22:20] <sonex> k
[22:20] <sonex> that gives a cli of some kind?
[22:20] <ntsp> sonex yup root terminal
[22:20] <deni74> hopefully you are not women (as that song is not very nice to women :)
[22:21] <umbra_purus> Can someone recommend a good equalizer for linux?
[22:22] <deni74> thank you luciano.... not very many other reasons to be proud of being italian these days......
[22:22] <deni74> ok good night my friends, and thanks again for your help :)
[22:23] <flit> ciao
[22:23] <deni74> ciao :)
[22:23] <sudormrf> umbra_purus, what are you trying to do?
[22:25] <cxdvty> jailbreaking ipod touch on ubuntu?
[22:25] <humble_> sudormrf th
[22:25] <humble_> sudormrf thanks alot !!!
[22:25] <sudormrf> humble_, did it work for you?
[22:26] <DarkSector> Where can I find info on how to setup a new service for Avahi. I have a flask server running on port 9999, how can I have it announce the server?
[22:28] <host127> I have a question:
[22:30] <host127> Why someone was blocked on this room when he begans to show true codes?
[22:30] <kirk> Hi!!!
[22:30] <host127> HI!
[22:30] <SchrodingersScat> !ot | host127
[22:30] <mgolisch> DarkSector: man avahi.service
[22:31] <mgolisch> DarkSector: essentialy you create a service file in /etc/avahi/services
[22:31] <Guest42596> Oh Yes..
[22:32] <host127> ubottu: the blocked person, has showed codes relactive with ubuntu issues.
[22:32] <DarkSector> mgolisch okay I've done this and added it to flaskwebserver.service in /etc/avahi/services http://pastie.org/private/iuposq3a0ppicpelyhdr3q but now how do I find the avahi log? I don't see it in /var/log
[22:33] <umbra_purus> Hey. Where can i find something in ubuntu like the task manager in widnows?
[22:33] <sudormrf> umbra_purus, system monitor
[22:33] <umbra_purus> oh yeah that's right. thanks sudormrf
[22:34] <sudormrf> umbra_purus, is the graphical tool that is equivalent and installed by default.  if you are talking about CLI, you could use top.  I like htop myself.
[22:34] <host127> ubottu: if you, or someone is censoring any person that is showing codes, that ubuntu does not like (for example portables on usb), you are censoring only the person, not the true
[22:34] <mgolisch> DarkSector: it logs to syslog, try /var/log/syslog
[22:35] <DarkSector> mgolisch ah! okay thanks
[22:35] <mgolisch> DarkSector: np
[22:36] <host127> Now the censored person don't have be nervous, because he now,  is the real prpietary of their pendrive. :D
[22:38] <host127> The real prpietary of their pendrive now , is happy when someone from unbutu is burning in fury!  Hahsm
[22:38] <host127> Hahaha! BURN! :D
[22:39] <Bray90820> Is there a way I could change the mount point of a drive?
[22:39] <Blue-Print> yes
[22:39] <sudormrf> Bray90820, what are you trying to do, exactly?
[22:39] <sudormrf> it is possible.
[22:40] <Blue-Print> which drive ?
[22:40] <arcsky> hi if i want to send syslog logs to my syslog server do i need to install something?
[22:41] <Quantos> Wow, that's a bit convoluted arcsky
[22:41] <Bray90820> sudormrf: I have a logical volume that wasn't auto mounting then after I turned off automatic mount options in Disks i got it to mount but the mount point changed
[22:42] <Bray90820> I just wanna change it back to what i was before
[22:42] <arcsky> Quantos: ?
[22:42] <seshat> can I ask questions here?
[22:42] <sudormrf> Bray90820, can you do this from a terminal: sudo apt-get install -y pastebinit && cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[22:42] <sudormrf> !ask | seshat
[22:42] <Quantos> I meant with all of the syslog and logs - the voices in my head thought it was funny
[22:42] <Quantos> arcsky, ^^^^
[22:43] <Bray90820> sudormrf: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7da72b48730ab7a933c5
[22:43] <seshat> how do I install the video driver I download from the NVIDIA website? When I got to software and updates it doesn't show the latest drivers
[22:44] <niggur> hi
[22:44] <Blue-Print> hi
[22:44] <sudormrf> Bray90820, hmm.  so what are you trying to put where?
[22:44] <niggur> asl pls all
[22:45] <abugar> Anyone know why my vanilla Ubuntu 14.04.2 computer recognizes special funtion keys (Thinkpad X220), but Lubuntu with in the same version doesn't? I
[22:45] <niggur> u press them?
[22:46] <abugar> niggur, what?
[22:46] <niggur> the keys
[22:46] <abugar> niggur, I press them, yes
[22:46] <abugar> niggur, what do you mean?
[22:46] <Quantos> You should seriously consider changing your name niggur
[22:46] <RudeViper> really
[22:46] <abugar> I agree
[22:47] <Bray90820> sudormrf: I wanted /mnt/afe0deba-c4da-457e-bdd3-bc3a37623fae to be auto mounted as /media/aaron/data
[22:47] <abugar> niggur, please
[22:47] <niggur1> k
[22:47] <seshat> rofl @ abugar
[22:47] <Quantos> You're funny like food poisoning
[22:47] <PyTub> IF YOU WANT TO BE A RACISTS BE ONE UNDER A CLOAK
[22:47] <abugar> thats better niggur1
[22:48] <Quantos> Thanks aslpls
[22:48] <abugar> So my question still stands, anyone have an idea?
[22:48] <sudormrf> Bray90820, could you pastebin the output of these two commands
[22:48] <sudormrf> er just run these two commands
[22:48] <sudormrf> Bray90820, sudo blkid | pastebinit
[22:48] <sudormrf> and
[22:49] <sudormrf> Bray90820, ls /dev/disk/by-uuid | pastebinit
[22:49] <arcsky> how do i send my syslog messages to another external syslogserver? do i need to install anything or where do i configure it?
[22:49] <Bray90820> sudormrf: just for future reference I am doing this from two different computers so I am not pastbining directly from ubuntu so no need for the pipe
[22:50] <sudormrf> Bray90820, oh :D
[22:51] <Bray90820> sudormrf: output of command 1 https://gist.github.com/anonymous/0741c8d2931d3f7fcba6
[22:51] <Seveas> arcsky: rsyslog (Ubuntu's default syslog program) can send syslog messages to another host as well. Check the rsyslog.conf manpage for details.
[22:51] <Bray90820> Output of command 2 https://gist.github.com/anonymous/625e59c8fa3236761b8c
[22:51] <arcsky> Seveas: perfect thanks
[22:52] <n-khm-iggur> np
[22:52] <sudormrf> Bray90820, is the /mnt/UUID part of that LVM group?
[22:52] <sudormrf> er wait
[22:52] <sudormrf> that was a silly question.
[22:53] <sudormrf> reverse that
[22:53] <sudormrf> are sdb and sdc members of the server-data objecT?
[22:53] <NIGER> ;)
[22:54] <NIGER> im a river
[22:54] <n-khm-iggur> hi NIGER
[22:54] <NIGER> sup bro?
[22:55] <n-khm-iggur> good. yo?
[22:55] <NIGER> better
[22:55] <Bray90820> sudormrf: that location seems no not exist
[22:55] <REGGIN> YO!
[22:55] <n-khm-iggur> ain't no stuff yo
[22:55] <NIGER> n-khm-iggur:you white trash
[22:56] <NIGER> pretendin to be homies
[22:56] <NIGER> srl dudes
[22:56] <Pici> ..
[22:57] <elky> time to stop with the antics guys
[22:57] <Bray90820> sudormrf: so where are we at right now
[22:57] <sudormrf> Bray90820, hmm.  this may be a bit beyond me.  I would think that you should be able to point /dev/disk/by-uuid/afe0deba-c4da-457e-bdd3-bc3a37623fae in your fstab to the mount point you would like (currently pointing at /mnt/afe0deba-c4da-457e-bdd3-bc3a37623fae), but I would like someone to confirm that this is safe.
[22:58] <NIGER> ?
[22:58] <sudormrf> Bray90820, what is the output of lsblk?
[22:59] <NIGER> ?
[22:59] <Bray90820> sudormrf: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/43728e2c3df7ccfaa455
[23:00] <sudormrf> thats what I thought.  sdb1 and sdc1 are members of that LVM group.
[23:00] <NIGER> ubuntu doesent use a dedicated swap partition
[23:01] <NIGER> it uses a swap file
[23:01] <NIGER> why use lvm?
[23:02] <NIGER> whats all this flags?
[23:02] <Bray90820> NIGER: So I can combine two drive into one
[23:02] <sudormrf> Bray90820, if you change your fstab to this I believe it will work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10553285/
[23:02] <sudormrf> would like confirmation
[23:02] <Pici> NIGER: I think we'd appreciate if you changed your nick back.
[23:03] <NIGER> why?
[23:03] <NIGER> its the name of a river
[23:03] <sudormrf> Bray90820, first you would want to do this
[23:03] <NIGER> and also a country
[23:03] <sudormrf> Bray90820, let's do this
[23:03] <elky> NIGER: that's not why you've chosen it and we both know it
[23:04] <sudormrf> Bray90820, sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.old
[23:04] <NIGER> im not changing anything to suit your preconceived notions of racism
[23:04] <sudormrf> Bray90820, then sudo umount /mnt/afe0deba-c4da-457e-bdd3-bc3a37623fae
[23:04] <Quantos> Then you won't get any help
[23:04] <sudormrf> Bray90820, then modify your fstab like the one I pasted.  then sudo mount -a
[23:05] <sudormrf> verify that it mounted to the correct mount point.  if it did, try restarting it to make sure it is still at the same mount point.
[23:05] <sudormrf> if it didn't we can roll back the settings.
[23:05] <Pici> NIGER: Please join us in #ubuntu-ops when you're ready to discuss this.
[23:10] <Bray90820> sudormrf: could I edit fstab with something like gedit
[23:10] <Seveas> Bray90820: sure. gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[23:10] <Seveas> but did you make a backup yet?
[23:11] <Bray90820> I did
[23:13] <jumanji> how do i record a xvnc via ffmpeg and stream it to a browser?
[23:14] <sudormrf> Bray90820, you could do it with gedit or nano
[23:14] <sudormrf> ok
[23:14] <sudormrf> brainproxy, are the files mounted to that location now?
[23:14] <sudormrf> if you browse to /media/whatever
[23:15] <sudormrf> whatever the folder was
[23:15] <Bray90820> sudormrf: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/eace37aa33eea3bbe69f
[23:15] <scumbag_steve> hey
[23:16] <sudormrf> Bray90820, what is the output of ls /media/aaron ?
[23:17] <Bray90820> sudormrf: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/029d54b42a04708b4078
[23:17] <scumbag_steve> lol
[23:18] <Pici> sorry
[23:18] <sudormrf> Bray90820, ok.  do this, mkdir /media/aaron/data && sudo mount -a
[23:18] <sudormrf> and paste the output
[23:22] <Bray90820> sudormrf: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/c7d8d8a535eb49bef6fe
[23:22] <Bray90820> I restarted and it seems to be mounted in the same location
[23:23] <sudormrf> Bray90820, same location means /media/aaron/data, or the /mnt/UUId location?
[23:23] <Bray90820> sudormrf: /media/aaron/data
[23:23] <sudormrf> Bray90820, cool.  sounds like it's fixed
[23:23] <Bray90820> sudormrf: Thanks
[23:23] <sudormrf> Bray90820, you're welcome.  glad we could fix it :).
[23:23] <Bray90820> That actually was a lot of help
[23:23] <sireebob> i'm trying to export data from a microsoft sql server into a csv file, so i installed FreeTDS. i can't find any utility that will escape the chosen field terminator when found within fields.
[23:24] <sireebob> for example, if i use freebcp to export data, and use a comma as the field terminator, it won't even bother trying to escape that comma within any data fields and that would lead to a broken csv file.
[23:25] <d3v3stator> can anyone tell me how to log into my wifes ubuntu it doesnt recognize her password
[23:26] <sireebob> there's a mailing list thread consisting of a philosophical debate on field terminators and stroking the developers' egos while they decide there's no reason to escape the content.
[23:27] <sireebob> it just makes me think of the Johnny Tables xkcd comic. very frustrating that there's no way to ensure a sane CSV export using the tools alone.
[23:28] <fatih_> slm gençlik
[23:28] <fatih_> türk yokmu
[23:28] <triss> hey all. where would you begin debugging a full system lock up where the screen goes black and everyhing?
[23:28] <triss> the issue seems to be caused by sending MIDI out of my soundcard to a external synth
[23:29] <fatih_> hi
[23:29] <triss> well - by sending midi out of my soundcard
[23:37] <Jordan_U> triss: I would start by filing a bug report against the kernel, the most basic such report would be done by running "ubuntu-bug linux".
[23:38] <Quantos> I had posted an issue with overscan/underscan a few hours ago, I'm quite happy to report that the problem is solved
[23:38] <triss> ok thats interesting.... so I just cause a crash reboot and send a bug like that?
[23:38] <LMNOP> hullo?
[23:38] <Jordan_U> triss: For a better chance of a quicker response, you can file a bug report upstream (after reproducing the problem with a vanilla upstream kernel) following this guide: http://kernelnewbies.org/FoundBug
[23:39] <triss> I'm running a lowlatency kernel......
[23:39] <Jordan_U> triss: *Better chance of a fix *and* a quicker response...
[23:39] <triss> I guess I file against that instead?
[23:41] <Jordan_U> triss: "ubuntu-bug linux" will check what kernel you're currently running and file a bug report against that package.
[23:41] <triss> oh awesome. thanks Jordan_U I'll have a go.
[23:42] <Jordan_U> triss: You're welcome.
[23:47] <Loshki> I need 12.04.4 audio help. If I play audio from e.g. mocp, then other players e.g. youtube on chrome will hang until I manually make mocp give up the audio device, and vice-versa, except mocp doesn't hang, it just complains audio is unavailable. One one 'player' at a time? Is that usual?
[23:48] <Loshki> s/One one/Only one/
[23:49] <Jordan_U> Loshki: That is definitely not usual. Did you install 12.04 via the Ubuntu Desktop installer?
[23:50] <Loshki> Jordan_U: pretty sure I did, and it's been kept up-to-date of course. Does the particular installer matter?
[23:51] <Jordan_U> Loshki: If you had used the minimal or lubuntu installers you might not have pulseaudio installed.
[23:51] <Jordan_U> Loshki: Let's check explicitly anyway. Please pastebin the output of "apt-cache policy pulseaudio".
[23:52] <host127> Hi, how to run mplayer from this site: http://portablelinuxapps.org on my pendrive?
[23:53] <host127> :O :O
[23:53] <Loshki> Jordan_U: it says "Installed: 1:1.1-0ubuntu15.4". And of course, ps ax shows it's running :-) Let me know if you still want the details.
[23:54] <Loshki> Jordan_U: would I get any audio at all if pulseaudio wasn't running?
[23:54] <host127> Hi, hu hu hu! how to run mplayer from this site: http://portablelinuxapps.org on my pendrive?
[23:55] <Jordan_U> Loshki: Yes, it would go directly through alsa, which (without dmix) would limit you to one app at a time.
[23:55] <host127> Representatives from ubuntu will swallow me now forever! Hehehe.
[23:56] <host127> Hi, hu hu hu! how to run mplayer from this site: http://portablelinuxapps.org on my pendrive?
[23:56] <Jordan_U> host127: Please be patient, wait at least 5 minutes (usually longer) before repeating your question.
[23:57] <host127> Okey! I am hungry for 7 years asking the same question.
[23:58] <host127> Ha? More 7 yeaes?
[23:58] <sjmikem> Hi, VBox shared clipboard stopped working, possibly after I updated to 4.3.24.  Win8 64bit host, Ubuntu 14 guest
[23:58] <Loshki> Jordan_U: I see, so pulseaudio might be running, but not actually doing anything (including not responding to pavucontrol). So is it that the apps are (mis)configured to use alsa?
[23:58] <host127> Huhuhu!
[23:58] <sjmikem> any ideas?
[23:58] <LMNOP> just download iy and run it?
[23:59] <Loshki> sjmikem: downgrading it would prove the point. I suppose you've tried updating the vbox tools?
[23:59] <sjmikem> Loshki: yeah, was hoping this might ring a bell before I went that route.  Yes, just updated tools.
[23:59] <rww> host127: changing your IP address is not a good way to resolve your #ubuntu quiet. Go to #ubuntu-ops if you want to do so, thanks.