[00:00] <EriC^^> ebonics: type sudo find ~ ! -user <your user>
[00:02] <ebonics> EriC^^, ok :| i did that
[00:02] <ebonics> what am i looking for exactly
[00:02] <EriC^^> ebonics: did it return anything?
[00:02] <ebonics> yeah
[00:03] <ebonics> should i pastebin it
[00:03] <EriC^^> as you wish
[00:03] <ablest1980> ebonics paste.ubuntu.com
[00:03] <EriC^^> you could try sudo chown -R <your user>: ~
[00:04] <ebonics> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10795993/
[00:05] <LeDuke> guys how to run openVAS on ubuntu?
[00:05] <vitimiti> LeDuke, have you tried the docs? http://www.openvas.org/install-packages-v5.html#openvas_ubuntu_obs
[00:06] <LeDuke> ok thanx i will try that
[00:08] <ebonics> hmm EriC^^ do you know why ~ points to some random directory :|
[00:09] <EriC^^> ebonics: type echo $HOME
[00:09] <ebonics> EriC^^, that var is correct
[00:10] <ebonics> but when i execute that chown command you told me to i get: chown: changing ownership of ‘/home/cpu2/Desktop/winshare’: Permission denied
[00:11] <EriC^^> ebonics: that's in your home dir
[00:11] <ebonics> oh it does it recursively?
[00:11] <EriC^^> yeah
[00:11] <ebonics> ooook
[00:12] <Patero-ng> and I read the intro message in ubuntu 14 yet it gave me green blocks and crashed to death
[00:12] <EriC^^> ebonics: type ls -l ~/.cache/thumbnails
[00:12] <ebonics> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10796054/
[00:12] <daftykins> Patero-ng: what? you seem to have started mid-convo
[00:15] <EriC^^> ebonics: try ls -lR ~/.cache/thumbnails | grep ^--
[00:15] <Patero-ng> daftykins what about mortal kombat?
[00:15] <ebonics> nothing returned EriC^^
[00:15] <EriC^^> ebonics: ok
[00:15] <daftykins> Patero-ng: oh i see you'r trolling. nevermind! :)
[00:16] <Patero-ng> daftykins what I sad was true about the green blocks ubuntu 14 crashed last night and I was running it live on a stable pc
[00:16] <daftykins> 'the green blocks' ok yeah keep smoking that stuff Patero-ng :)
[00:16] <Patero-ng> daftykins still haven't found a solution makes me not want to run ubuntu again
[00:17] <Patero-ng> daftykins please
[00:17] <EriC^^> ebonics: you could try deleting ~/.cache/thumbnails
[00:17] <daftykins> until you phrase a sensible question on a single line with detail, we're not going to get anywhere
[00:17] <EriC^^> and log out and back in
[00:18] <EriC^^> ebonics: type ls -ld ~/.cache/thumbnails
[00:18] <ebonics> EriC^^, i just deleted it haha
[00:18] <EriC^^> :D
[00:19] <ebonics> could it be entirely thumbnail related though EriC^^ since it shows up black in eog too?
[00:20] <EriC^^> what's eog?
[00:20] <ebonics> i thought thats what the default ubuntu image viewer was called
[00:20] <EriC^^> oh
[00:20] <ebonics> at first i thought the files were corrupted but they are fine on my windows box
[00:21] <EriC^^> do they open in the image viewer?
[00:21] <ebonics> and i md5'd them on both and it's the same
[00:21] <ebonics> they do open, but they're flat black. but they open properly in imagemagick
[00:21] <daftykins> 'eye of gnome' ?
[00:23] <ebonics> i wish i had time to read linux docs :( im so handicapped when it comes to this stuff
[00:24] <EriC^^> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel-lts-saucy/+bug/935584
[00:26] <EriC^^> ebonics: which graphics driver are you using?
[00:27] <ebonics> ii  xserver-xorg-video-intel-lts-utopic                   2:2.99.914-1~exp1ubuntu4.2~trusty1                  i386         X.Org X server -- Intel i8xx, i9xx display driver
[00:27] <ebonics> EriC^^, ^
[00:27] <Scunizi> If glxgears runs does that mean opengl is loaded and active?
[00:27] <EriC^^> Scunizi: i dont think so
[00:28] <EriC^^> ah nevermind
[00:28] <Scunizi> k
[00:28] <ebonics> so there's no real fix for this huh EriC^^ ?
[00:29] <EriC^^> i've no idea
[00:29] <ebonics> it's not a big problem anyway. i'm sort of bummed out it's only a problem with the driver
[00:30] <ebonics> cause i'm trying to send the image to a service on my windows box but the service is basically a black box and not working properly when i send it from ubuntu :|
[00:30] <ebonics> i was hoping it was something to do with the bug
[00:30] <ebonics> although, it actually could be couldnt it?
[00:31] <EriC^^> how so?
[00:31] <ebonics> internally, if the application has to render the image before sending it would it break due to this bug?
[00:31] <EriC^^> yeah
[00:31] <ebonics> ok thats good news i guess
[00:32] <ebonics> looks like ill have to try a different distro :/ i would like to tinker with it but i dont have time
[00:33] <EriC^^> ebonics: someone said reverting to xf86-video-intel fixed the issue
[00:34] <EriC^^> https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70527#c0
[00:34] <ryan_g> old ps3 console, wants to wipe and install ubuntu :-)
[00:34] <EriC^^> that's the package you might end up using on another distro anyways
[00:34] <ebonics> oh thanks EriC^^ ill try that
[00:34] <daftykins> i don't think the PS3 is supported?
[00:37] <ryan_g> oh, just  wondered what would happend if i put my ubuntu hd in it, the keyboard works though ;-)
[00:38] <daftykins> it uses the Cell chip so i don't think anything would run
[00:38] <Ben64> ps3 is a powerpc cpu, wouldn't work
[00:41] <LeDuke> daftykins, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkBM9sSdh50
[00:42] <LeDuke> ryan_g, ^
[00:43] <daftykins> LeDuke: no ty
[00:44] <LeDuke> ok
[00:44] <LeDuke> u got no PS3, I think u don't even have a Wii
[00:44] <daftykins> !ot | LeDuke
[00:48] <brickman> error running python rtupdate hook ubuntu-drivers-common
[00:49] <brickman> how to solve the problem
[00:49] <daftykins> pastebin what you're running as the #ubuntu volunteer funds no longer cover crystal balls
[00:50]  * xangua gives daftykins an 8 ball
[00:50] <xangua> good enoguht¿
[00:51] <daftykins> "will we receive a pastebin?"
[00:51] <daftykins> "outlook not good"
[00:54] <Prelude2004c> sup everyone
[00:54] <Prelude2004c> anyone know why /proc/cpuinfo would report incorrect frequency
[00:55] <Prelude2004c> bios shows 4.5Ghz... but when i boot up /proc/cpuinfo shows me 2.9Ghz.
[00:55] <Prelude2004c> anyone know why?
[00:56] <compdoc> Prelude2004c, these days, cpus can run slower to save power, and then boost to 4.5Ghz when needed
[00:56] <daftykins> which CPU?
[00:59] <kortum> very new to this, is there anyone hear that can help me with grub set up for a multi OS setup
[01:00] <kortum> am i not in the right place for help?
[01:00] <Bashing-om> kortum: Right place. more info : UEFI system ?
[01:01] <kortum> I have a z87 mother board, about a year old, was running windows 8 on a 750G solid state (more)
[01:02] <LeDuke> kortom why u say hear and not here ?
[01:02] <kortum> I unplugged my other hard drives and plugged in a new 2TB to install ubuntu on, but now i want grub so i can select which OS i want to use
[01:02] <kortum> because ive been drinking
[01:02] <Bashing-om> kortum: Win8 == UEFI, and let's me out -> next .
[01:03] <LeDuke> oh
[01:03] <LeDuke> gimme sum then
[01:04] <daftykins> kortum: plug 'em in and run boot-repair
[01:04] <kortum> OR, I was thinking i could just change the boot order, when i want windows put that drive first, and when i want ubuntu put that hard drive firs
[01:04] <daftykins> kortum: but you would have had to have installed both 8 and ubuntu in EFI Mode
[01:04] <kortum> would that work?
[01:04] <serendependy> Anyone have experience enabling a Radeon HD 8750 AMD graphics card? My laptop came with two cards, integrated and discrete, and I've been limping along on the integrated, as something seems wrong with the driver for the other
[01:05] <daftykins> kortum: changing boot order is a waste of time, just hit the one time boot menu key and pick a drive on boot - what brand of mobo is it?
[01:05] <kortum> ASUS Z87
[01:05] <ebonics> why does my cli hang forever after i execute: gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 1DDD8C9B
[01:05] <ebonics>     it gets stuck at gpg: requesting key 1DDD8C9B from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
[01:05] <ebonics>   :\
[01:05] <daftykins> kortum: so use 'F8' after power on then
[01:05] <kortum> i would really like to avoid uninstalling and reinstalling windows
[01:06] <kortum> how does the one time boot work?
[01:06] <ebonics> a year later; gpg: keyserver timed out
[01:06] <ebonics>  :| am i doing something completely wrong
[01:06] <daftykins> kortum: go try it. press F8 on the Asus logo
[01:08] <kortum> ok, one last question, as i will loose this chat window when i try it, Should i hook up all drives before i turn it back on?
[01:08] <kortum> sorry, but im still a new, at a lot of this
[01:09] <daftykins> kortum: you're wondering whether a browser will stay running when you power off to plug some drives in? O_O
[01:09] <kortum> no, im not that bad, lol
[01:09] <kortum> I'm gonna try it. hopefully be back in a min.
[01:09] <Zach443> Is there a way to see recent login attempts?
[01:09] <kortum> thanks for the help Daftykins
[01:10] <daftykins> Zach443: /var/log/auth.log
[01:10] <Zach443> Thank you
[01:10] <ebonics> hey EriC^^ do you know if this is the right package https://packages.debian.org/source/wheezy-backports/xserver-xorg-video-intel
[01:12] <ebonics> nvm EriC^^ i rechecked the link you sent and theres a link there
[01:18] <millerti> Something nuts is going on here.  I have this program.  When I run it on my Sandy Bridge based Mac, it uses 22 Watts at 3.1GHz and takes 26 seconds.  When I run it on my Ivy Bridge server (running Ubuntu), it runs at 3.5GHz, uses 42 watts, and takes 52 seconds.  Does that make ANY sense?
[01:18] <millerti> It's SSE vectorized neural net code.
[01:20] <blackflow> millerti: the frequency isn't really a guarantee of same performance, what cpus are those?
[01:21] <daftykins> claiming to know the power draw seems a bit dubious?
[01:22] <millerti> blackflow:  The Mac is a 2.3GHz quad core Sandy Bridge.  The Intel Power Meter says it's running at 3.1GHz and using 22 Watts.  The server is a 2.7GHz 12-core Ivy Bridge Xeon, boosting to 3.5GHz.  IPMI tools report it using 42 watts higher than idle.
[01:23] <millerti> The power is less important than the fact that my old Sandy Bridge is running this twice as fast as the new Ivy Bridge Xeon.
[01:23] <millerti> The Sandy Bridge is a notebook processor.
[01:23] <blackflow> millerti: what cpu models are they?
[01:25] <kortum> daftykins: i hooked up all drives pressed F8 and i got to the menu you told me about, however, my SSD that has windows 8 does not show up, I'm getting a little worried now
[01:26] <daftykins> kortum: doesn't it boot into that if you don't press F8?
[01:27] <kortum> lol, i hit F8 every time, i'll try without real quick and see if it does, if this works im really gonna feel like a dumbass
[01:29] <kortum> nope, didn't work
[01:30] <daftykins> enter the EFI, change the boot device to 'Windows Boot Manager'
[01:30] <daftykins> assuming the install even works and you're not holding back any details (:
[01:30] <kortum> i have UEFI, will that make a difference
[01:31] <gtan> I accidentally deleted the network settings .. how do I enable / add that from root prompt?
[01:31] <daftykins> kortum: they are the same thing
[01:31] <kortum> All i did was unplug all my previous drives, plugged in a new 2TB, put in the ubuntu CD and turned on computer, then i installed ubuntu, thats when i started chatting in here
[01:31] <gtan> deleted the ethernet entry from the UI
[01:32] <kortum> going to try it now
[01:33] <backbox> hi
[01:34] <gtan> Hi!  I accidentally deleted ethernet network from the UI... how can I add it back from root prompt?
[01:35] <daftykins> !repeat | gtan
[01:35] <Zach443> Is it normal to get be getting a load of login attempts to a dedicated server? I'm talking hundreds in the past 5 days here
[01:35] <daftykins> it's not clear what you're saying you removed
[01:35] <daftykins> Zach443: if you use password SSH auth on a default port, yes - very normal, but you shouldn't do either of those things :)
[01:37] <Zach443> The box is just a sandbox machine for messing around. Should I be worrying about all those attempts?
[01:37] <daftykins> resolve what i just said then you can cut down on them
[01:37] <daftykins> run SSH on a port other than 22 - and consider disabling password only auth - use key auth instead
[01:37] <daftykins> also, fail2ban is an option
[01:39] <wldcordeiro> How can you change the login screen to use Kubuntu's login screen instead of the default Ubuntu one (already have kubuntu-desktop installed)
[01:46] <Kortum> daftykins: i had to install mirc on my laptop so i dont have to keep leaving the chat window
[01:46] <superkuh> Hi. I had an AMD video card using 14.04. The card died. I used CPU integrated graphics for a while. Then a received the warranty replacement card. After I put it back in I switched back to fglrx-updates as my gfx driver.
[01:46] <superkuh> It seems to have worked but amdcccle isn't even installed.
[01:47] <Kortum> i tried unplugging all drives except for the one with windows on it and it is still not loading
[01:47] <scellow> Zach443: as other said, change the default port of your SSH connection, i'll resove the issue
[01:47] <scellow> jsut instantly
[01:47] <compdoc> catalyst? you might be better off without it
[01:47] <daftykins> superkuh: what's the question then? :)
[01:47] <Kortum> and there is no option in the asus UEFI bios utility to turn on windows boot manager
[01:48] <superkuh> I'm just baffled. The proprietary driver install mechanism has never failed silently on me in the past.
[01:48] <superkuh> I suppose my next step is just going back to the open source driver and purging everything again.
[01:48] <daftykins> superkuh: do you maybe have some cruft left behind from the other?
[01:48] <superkuh> I must.
[01:49] <daftykins> yeah nuke it all from orbit :>
[01:49] <daftykins> or a wee "dpkg -l | grep fglrx"
[01:49] <superkuh> And some from the integrated Intel 4000 HD graphics stuff I was using.
[01:49] <superkuh> While waiting on the RMA.
[01:49] <daftykins> not unless you used 01.org's pointless intel installer :>
[01:50] <superkuh> Only on the windows install.
[01:50] <superkuh> But I did notice it pulled in nvidia stuff.
[01:50] <superkuh> Automagically.
[01:50] <superkuh> And that nvidia stuff is still there.
[01:51] <cluelessperson> Hey guys, for some reason my server will not accept or allow conenctions
[01:51] <cluelessperson> cluelessperson.com  I cannot transfer anything at all, but CAN ping/connect
[01:51] <Kortum> Help please, installed ubuntu on a brand new drive while my SSD with windows was unplugged and now computer does not recognize my SSD with windows.
[01:51] <cluelessperson> my gaming group can connect to the cluelessperson.com  teamspeak fine
[01:52] <compdoc> Kortum, its not seen in the bios?
[01:53] <Kortum> nope
[01:54] <Kortum> im doing some trouble shooting now, hopefully its a bad connection that i over looked
[01:55] <daftykins> Kortum: well it either sees the drive or it doesn't, so it's either powered and connected or it isn't ;)
[01:55] <Kortum> Just tried pluggin it into a different sata port, windows loaded no issue
[01:55] <daftykins> i'm confused, why are we having this conversation then? :)
[01:56] <happyfr0gg> Hello peeps. How are we doin' this fine Friday evening?
[01:56] <ebonics> im honestly having the biggest struggle of my life
[01:56] <Kortum> because i literly just got it to work 30 seconds ago
[01:56] <ebonics> why does it seem like everything i do on linux causes problems :)
[01:56] <daftykins> ebonics: you could be one of *those* users ;)
 I am so about that. What is wrong? Is it Ubuntu related?
[01:57] <happyfr0gg> * sorry
[01:58] <ebonics> i don't think it's strictly ubuntu related but i need to backport a driver because bugs and i'm a linux noob
[01:58] <ebonics> having git struggles, make struggles, life struggles, etc
[01:58] <tedwardut> what driver ebonics?
[01:58] <ebonics> http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel/commit/?id=2851b7747bc8e143aa5c6209b8800eeccb629058
[01:58] <ebonics> i need that specific commit :|
 Oh. May I help you?
[01:58] <ebonics> that would be awesome happyfr0gg :D
[01:59] <ebonics> so i run
 Okay. For starters, what flavor and version of Linux are you currently using?
[02:00] <ebonics> ubuntu 14.04 tls
[02:00] <LeDuke> its lts = long term service
[02:00] <LeDuke> support
[02:01] <ebonics> o
[02:01] <ebonics> ty
[02:01] <ebonics> so i run this: git archive -o repo.tar --remote=git://anongit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel 2851b7747bc8e143aa5c6209b8800eeccb629058
[02:01] <daftykins> do try and keep your messages to fewer lines so you don't trigger the spam bot, ebonics
[02:01] <ebonics> oh right, should i just paste what ive done/trying to do in pastebin
[02:01] <tedwardut> ebonics this committ was from 2013 have you looked to see if it was added to the kernel?
[02:01] <daftykins> that'd be a good way if it's an essay, yep ;)
[02:02] <ebonics> i don't know what you mean by that tedwardut, as in is it compatible with the current linux kernel?
[02:03] <tedwardut> exactly, if you upgraded to a more recent kernel it might already been in there
[02:03] <kostkon> ebonics, the patch is from 2013, 14.04 came out in 2014, do the math
[02:03] <ebonics> tedwardut, i wouldn't know how to check that sry :/
[02:04] <kostkon> ebonics, anyway, there is a way to get the latest intel driver if you want that
[02:04] <ebonics> i need that specific driver kostkon
[02:04] <ebonics> that commit of it*
[02:04] <tedwardut> what hardware are you trying to get to work?
[02:05] <daftykins> don't say 01.org's installer, total waste of time
[02:05] <kostkon> daftykins, it's the only easy option though
[02:06] <ebonics> tedwardut, it's some really old 32 bit intel box
[02:06] <daftykins> kostkon: should be avoided imo
[02:06] <daftykins> always see it cause more trouble than it's worth
 it seems like you are having some Intel graphics issues, correct?
[02:08] <daftykins> this happyfr0gg is sharp
[02:08] <ebonics> happyfr0gg, yeah i am. i need that specific driver, EriC^^ found some info on my problem and it turns out its a bug with the current intel driver for that hardware
[02:08] <tedwardut> ebonics: what does " sudo lspci | grep Intel " give you?
[02:08] <tust> hello
[02:09] <ebonics> tedwardut, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10796773/
[02:11] <ebonics> it's REALLY old haha
 I experienced an issue with the Intel graphics before when I was using Precise Pangolin. Most of you may remember me chatting in here trying to fix it but to no avail. I ended up doing backups via the terminal and then installed Trusty instead.
 what specific hardware is having an issue with the Intel graphics drivers?
[02:13] <ebonics> idk happyfr0gg its this bug though https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70527#c0
[02:13] <tedwardut> happyfr0gg, check out is pastebin a few lines up
 okay.
[02:17] <tedwardut> hmm ebonics this is interesting as the best I can tell it should of been put in the kernel before 14.04 was released
[02:18] <tedwardut> could be there was a regression in the kernel
[02:19] <ebonics> originally i tried to get the one on the debian archives, but i had problems building the toolchain
[02:20] <ebonics> so now i have this problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10796827/
[02:21] <ebonics> yeah idk tedwardut according to the bug thread i just need to revert it myself
[02:21] <ebonics> i'm just struggling :(
[02:21] <tedwardut> there is always compiling your own kernel :)
[02:22] <tedwardut> though I am afraid I have not used Ubuntu in years, been on arch or gentoo, and things are setup differently on those distros
[02:22] <ebonics> i have a higher level problem im trying to fix, im using the box for something rly specific but there's a problem with something graphics related (i think). and i just want to try to see if i can get it working quick and easy
[02:22] <ebonics> but nothing for me with linux is quick and easy
[02:23] <ebonics> it's literally a struggle every single time haha
[02:24] <tedwardut> yes, well flexibility does come at a cost
 Linux is not supposed to be "quick and easy". If one wants that they can spend their hard-earned money for Winblows or MAC.
[02:25] <ebonics> happyfr0gg, that seems like some ideological nonsense :P
[02:25] <tedwardut> yes, but you can get burned hard by both of those, at least in linux you normally can fix it yourself
[02:26] <ebonics> happyfr0gg, don't you think that statement is kind of elitist?
[02:28] <tedwardut> ebonics, part of it is that linux does things a bit differently than windows or Mac, but if you work with it for awhile I think you will find that linux is easier and gives you more freedom
[02:28] <ebonics> and by the way i wasn't trying to bash linux :) i was mainly just commenting about how bad i am at it
[02:28] <LeDuke> buh bye pontificators
[02:30] <ebonics> tedwardut, i've used linux as my main OS for a while. it's just i never bothered to read docs or anything. i'd just carry on with my business same as if i was on windows or something else :)
[02:31] <happyfr0gg> If one wants absolute freedom, it requires the dedication of opening their mind to the power that Linux offers in regards to technology. It requires them to understand how it works, how to troubleshoot it and bash script solutions to their problems. It sounds a lot like what the US Constitution offers. With knowledge is great power and great power requires great responsibility.
[02:31] <daftykins> whilst you guys convo is lovely, this channel is the support one and the general chat should be over in say, #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:32] <bratty_cat> Doesn't seem like the constitution helps so much anymore though.
[02:32] <tedwardut> my apologies daftykins, I should of read te room description
[02:32] <ronkrt> I have a vps with ubuntu 14.04 how do i down grade python 3.4 to 3.3
[02:32] <OerHeks> ronkrt, not. you will break your system.
[02:32] <daftykins> happyfr0gg: please, US politics is the last thing that should be brought up in an OS support channel :P
[02:32] <rgb-one> ronkrt: why would you want to do that?
[02:33] <daftykins> one does not downgrade
[02:33] <bratty_cat> purge and reintstall 3.3 ?
[02:33] <ronkrt> The django framework and app I'm using needs 3.3
[02:33] <ebonics> happyfr0gg, i'd be more inclined to agree if there weren't any devs getting funded to bugfix etc
[02:33] <ronkrt> Errors with 3.4
[02:33] <ebonics> oops sry daftykins
[02:33] <tedwardut> does ubuntu allow you to install multiple python instances?
[02:34] <rgb-one> tedwardut: python 2 and 3
[02:34] <OerHeks> tedwardut, ubuntu has, 2.7 and 3.4
[02:34] <RedPenguin> hey all
[02:34] <superkuh> https://xkcd.com/349/ https://xkcd.com/963/
[02:35] <rgb-one> ronkrt: are you developing the application? If so maybe you can troubleshoot a few of those problems.
[02:35] <tedwardut> ronkrt is it just for that one app?
[02:35] <OerHeks> superkuh, please don't.
[02:35] <happyfr0gg> I was not trying to imply politics. Okay, I am ending the discussion. Now on to something else.
[02:35] <jason__> There's something called virtualenv for python that allows you to maintain multiple separate python sandboxes.
[02:36] <rgb-one> jason__: can different versions of python be used within that sandbox?
[02:37] <RedPenguin> Anybody ever heard of MouseKeys randomly disabling, but especially if the USB keyboard is accidentally unplugged and plugged back in?
[02:37] <jason__> I'm not sure what you mean. You can pick which version you use. I've never tried to use a version of python I didn't have installed on the system, though. I'm not sure how that would work.
[02:37] <RedPenguin> One minute mousekeys is on then like hours later I use the PC again and they are off
[02:38] <rgb-one> RedPenguin: Mouse buttons?
[02:38] <RedPenguin> well yea the mouse you use the keyboard numberpad for
[02:39] <rgb-one> RedPenguin: maybe on reboot they turn off, similar to numlock
[02:40] <jason__> I've had a weird problem recently where my password doesn't work when I come back to a locked screen.
[02:40] <jason__> but if I hit switch users and switch back it works
[02:40] <jason__> (I'm typing it very carefully, caps lock isn't on, etc)
[02:41] <rgb-one> jason__: what keyboard layout do you use?
[02:42] <Cluri> Hello
[02:42] <Guest90328> i have a problem with my cd/dvd drive on ubuntu
[02:42] <jason__> I guess "English (US)" is the proper name
[02:42] <tedwardut> Guest90328, what is your problem?
[02:45] <Guest90328> ok iam on ubuntu  and i got a RPi raspberry pi   well i bought a led touvhscreen for it and a dvd with raspi image on it  but i put it in the drive and my laptop cannot read it   i get  (error splicing file: input/output error)
[02:46] <daftykins> wat.
[02:46] <Guest90328> exactly
[02:46] <daftykins> no i mean you :)
[02:46] <Cluri> I have had my desktop on Ubuntu for about a year now, but I have never used it much due to using my windows laptop more. I have been trying to get remote access working from my Windows 8 laptop to my ubuntu desktop. I finally got it working a couple of days ago, and it worked without a hitch yesterday. Today however when I got home and attempted to remote connect through TightVNC and Bitvise,
[02:46] <Cluri> neither would work stating that the host had "Actively refused" the connection. It is also blocking connection to the Minecraft server running on it that has never had an issue before today. As far as I know nothing has been changed on it between last night and today. Any ideas?
[02:46] <Guest90328> i cannot get the image off the dvd to wright to a sd carf
[02:46] <Guest90328> card
[02:47] <daftykins> why are you putting it on a DVD if it needs to go on an SD card?
[02:47] <Guest90328> the touchscreen came with a raspi OS but on a dvd
[02:47] <jason__> You can download an sd card image for a raspberry pi. It's not that large.
[02:47] <tedwardut> Cluri, when you got it working were you on a LAN?
[02:48] <daftykins> Guest90328: ask them for support, this doesn't seem like an ubuntu support query
[02:48] <Cluri> Yes. My network is a simple home wired/wireless network with my desktop, laptop, xbox, blueray, and a couple of phones on it. Belkin AC750 router.
[02:48] <Guest90328> i have  raspi but it dosent support the touchscreen    the dvd has the image for the touch screen  but i cannot pull it off the dvd
[02:49] <tedwardut> Cluri, sounds like without knowing your setup that either your Ubuntu box or possibly your Belkin router has a firewall running to block remote connections form the internet but to allow them locally
[02:49] <Cluri> Guest, I can almost garuntee the manufacture's website has a digital copy of the software you can download
[02:49] <rgb-one> Guest90328: are you using an external dvd drive?
[02:49] <Guest90328> i have looked for the image on line but cannot fine it for my touchscreen  i have the 3.5  i only found one for 3.2"  and it dosent work
[02:49] <tedwardut> I would look into chasing down what the firewalls settings are
[02:49] <Guest90328> nope   iv check   shitty  coustomer support
[02:49] <Guest90328> no its internal
[02:50] <rgb-one> Guest90328: so it doesn't read the dvd?
[02:50] <Guest90328> its a 3.5" waveshare spotpare (A) led touchscreen
[02:50] <Cluri> Ted, I am still on my local network. It worked through my LAN yesterday (Minecraft worked externally as well) but today on my LAN none of my remote connections are working
[02:50] <OerHeks> Guest90328, check the dvd on an other machine, if it does not work, return it for replacement
[02:50] <tedwardut> not from your windows laptop either?
[02:50] <daftykins> Cluri: sounds like the host isn't even there. ping the IP.
[02:51] <Cluri> Correct Ted
[02:51] <Guest90328> no it read it but when i try to extract it i get ( error splicing file : input/output error)
[02:51] <tedwardut> Cluri, any firmware updates to your router?
[02:51] <Cluri> Litterally same exact setup as I had less than 20 hours ago
[02:51] <rgb-one> Guest90328: how do you try to extract it?
[02:51] <Guest90328> same thing on a windows box
[02:51] <Guest90328> archive manager
[02:51] <Cluri> Ted no.
[02:52] <Guest90328> should i try raspberrypi channel?
[02:52] <tedwardut> Cluri tried rebooting your router?
[02:52] <keith_> squarefree_keith
[02:52] <OerHeks> Cluri,  tried to reboot your router? soho routers happen to crash sometimes, too little memory.
[02:52] <Guest90328> this was my first stop   iv had many issues solve here   i love this place
[02:53] <Cluri> It is probably worth mentioning i had a hell of a time setting up the TightVNC connection in the first place, took me 2 nights of troubleshooting to get it to work, and even then it was a luck thing (Wont get into the luck)
[02:53] <tedwardut> Cluri, what is your use case? there may be better/easier solutions than VNC
[02:53] <Cluri> Ted, you know, thats the one thing I havent tried. Never even thought of interupting my wife's netflix lol.
[02:54] <OerHeks> Guest90328, good luck with your dvd, it is not an ubuntu issue as it happens on 'windows' too.
[02:54] <RedPenguin> rgb-one: well for some reason not even a reboot, I just walk away from the PC while on and like an hour later they are off
[02:54] <RedPenguin> actually a reboot turns them back on again
[02:54] <Cluri> Simply at the moment I only use the desktop as a minecraft server I am setting up for me and a friend to play around on.
[02:54] <Guest90328> oerheks: i figure that but thought id have luck here
[02:54] <Cluri> The remote access is so that I can administer the server from anywhere.
[02:54] <tedwardut> if that is all, I would just ssh into it
[02:55] <Guest90328> ok   iam trying a dvd movie  i should have earler
[02:55] <jason__> Guest90328, there's supposedly a download link here: http://www.amazon.com/forum/-/TxLBLUPNBFG4JI/ref=ask_dp_dpmw_al_hza?asin=B00OZLG2YS
[02:55] <tedwardut> you can use PUTTY on windows, just make sure the sshd service is configured correctly
[02:55] <Cluri> I am not as comfortable with command line. And my forge server is not able to be actively controlled through ssh
[02:56] <Cluri> Through ssh all i can do is start the server.
[02:56] <Cluri> at least as far as my limited exp with cli
[02:56] <tedwardut> on the command line you can type ssh username@ipaddress
[02:56] <tedwardut> it will prompt for your password and you are in
[02:57] <Guest90328> i put a dvd movie in and it wont work
[02:57] <tedwardut> I have no idea how easy minecraft is to manage from the command line, but when I ran counter-strike servers back in the day that is how I did it
[02:57] <daftykins> it tends to be a script ran in screen, which is just calling java
[02:57] <rgb-one> Guest90328: you can use the dd command to copy the disk image to an iso
[02:58] <rgb-one> Guest90328: dd if=/dev/cdrom of=image_name.iso
[02:58] <rgb-one> Guest90328: Use with caution
[02:58] <jason__> Guest90328, did you see the link I posted?
[02:58] <OerHeks> jason +1
[02:58] <Guest90328> iam not that comftorable with command lind   id have to look up a tutorial
[02:58] <ebonics> i keep getting this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10797077/   - although i ran apt-get install xutils-dev ?
[02:58] <tedwardut> daftykins, ah, then ssh will work well for his use case
[02:58] <Guest90328> jason__: yes downloading it now
[02:59] <Guest90328> have you tryed this?
[02:59] <jason__> Guest90328,  no. I don't have this device. I just googled it :P
[02:59] <Guest90328> daftykins hello   how are you   you helped me with a problem few weeks ago
[03:00] <Guest90328> jason__: i strayed away from amazon  tought it was jsut a link to buy the screen
[03:01] <tedwardut> wb Cluri
[03:01] <Cluri> Hey sorry, middle of our chat I got disconnected. Thats another issue I have to take up with charter...
[03:01] <ebonics> i dont understand :( do i have to build xorg-macros from source as opposed to just downloading the package?
[03:01] <Cluri> But while net was out, took the opp to restart router
[03:02] <rgb-one> ebonics: download the package
[03:02] <ebonics> rgb-one, i did :/
[03:02] <tedwardut> Cluri, improvements?
[03:02] <Cluri> OMG! I cannot believe it. I was pulling my hair out, and like usual, it was the simplest fix!
[03:02] <rgb-one> ebonics: whats the problem?
[03:02] <Guest90328> jason__: looks as though that download link isnt good   still havent started yet  just line going from left to right over and over sating unknown time remining
[03:02] <tedwardut> Glad it worked Cluri!
[03:02] <ebonics> rgb-one, i keep getting this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10797077/ (even though i ran apt-get install xutils-dev)
[03:03] <Cluri> So am I!!! You guys are my hero, especially you Ted!
[03:03] <jason__> Guest90328, that may just mean the site didn't tell your browser how big the file was
[03:04] <Guest90328> ok
[03:04] <OerHeks> Guest90328, patience, it is comming from a google-drive 998 mb
[03:04] <tedwardut> Cluri, I think we have all been there before
[03:04] <Cluri> I am leaving this IRC readily available from now on!
[03:04] <rgb-one> ebonics: have you rebooted?
[03:04] <deper29> okay, I kind of messed my system up a bit. I wanted to switch to a new hard drive, so I rsync'd my root over to a new drive. I had to edit my /etc/fstab and my grub config to point to the proper hard drives, but I'm still having an issue. Anytime I plug in a removable USB drive, if I try to access the contents it says I don't have permission to view the contents. Any ideas?
[03:04] <ebonics> rgb-one, nah i'll try now
[03:04] <Cluri> Trying to slowly get more familiar with linux.
[03:05] <Guest90328> yea googel says file exceeds max limit google can scan
[03:05] <Cluri> But Ted, while im on, you had mentioned there might be simpler methods than vnc. Other than SSH, were there any others that i might find?
[03:05] <Guest90328> ill wait
[03:05] <OerHeks> Guest90328, just finished downloading here, no problem
[03:06] <OerHeks> ugh, a .rar
[03:07] <ebonics> rgb-one, still same error :(
[03:07] <rgb-one> deper29: where is it mounted to?
[03:07] <TallestManOnErth> im gay
[03:08] <OerHeks> !ot | TallestManOnErth
[03:08] <tedwardut> Cluri give me a few, let me see if I can dig up a list
[03:08] <rgb-one> ebonics: run sudo apt-get update
[03:08] <ebonics> rgb-one, i did :(
[03:08] <Guest90328> really tallestmanonearth
[03:08] <ebonics> ill try running it again after reboot
[03:08] <ebonics> nah no luck rgb-one
[03:09] <deper29> rgb-one: uhhh, it looks like it mounts to to be honest
[03:09] <TallestManOnErth> im more gay now that I read that
[03:09] <TallestManOnErth> you are making me super gay
[03:09] <deper29> ***I'm not sure where it mounts to
[03:09] <Guest90328> go to #isis  they love gays
[03:10] <rgb-one> ebonics: usually it is mounted to /media/your_username
[03:10] <OerHeks> Guest90328, stop it please.
[03:10] <ebonics> rgb-one, you mean deper29 ?
[03:10] <deper29> rgb-one: I think that was upposed to be directed at me.
[03:10] <rgb-one> ebonics: yea
[03:10] <Guest90328> that google drive link still havesnt started downloadded
[03:10] <ebonics> :)
[03:11] <TBotNik> All: Repeating: getting weird errors from mysql so documented at: http://pastebin.com/hgGpAbmK can anyone help?
[03:11] <rgb-one> deper29: you can manually mount it
[03:11] <deper29> rgb-one: it says I don't have the necessary permissions to view the contents of /media/deper29 when I navigate to there through Nautilus
[03:11] <jason__> Guest90328, are you sure it hasn't started? It started for me, but didn't say how big the file was, so the browser doesn't know a percentage. It will just know when it's done.
[03:11] <deper29> rgb-one: they should be automounting though.
[03:11] <rgb-one> deper29: indeed
[03:11] <OerHeks> jason__, that page says 988 mb :-)
[03:11] <rgb-one> deper29: something to do with the fstab configuration
[03:12] <deper29> I'm not too sure what I broke :S Is there something else I should be editing?
[03:12] <deper29> my fstab configuration appears to be fine. I have the correct UUIDs according to blkid
[03:12] <rgb-one> I will check my default and post it
[03:12] <jason__> Yeah, I mean the web server that's serving the file apparently didn't send the size along with the header for the download.
[03:12] <Guest90328> jason__: im on firefox  the blue arrow isnt blue at all and it still says unknow time reamining but the  000mb keeps climbing
[03:13] <jason__> Guest90328, yeah it sounds like it's working
[03:13] <OerHeks> TBotNik, so your user is named 'files'? >> /home/files/Dropbox/Projects/EM/em_dio/em_dio.php
[03:13] <Guest90328> ok so just wait?
[03:13] <jason__> Guest90328, yeah, when it reaches 988mb it will be done
[03:13] <jason__> (or however large it was)
[03:14] <OerHeks> TBotNik, i would use> /home/$USER/files/Dropbox/Projects/EM/em_dio/em_dio.php
[03:14] <OerHeks> would work for any user
[03:14] <Guest90328> iv had this touch screen for a month now and havent got it working   i trying  circiutbasic tutorial and they claim it works but i did step by step and got nothing
[03:14] <TBotNik> OerHeks: No I have no user named 'files'
[03:15] <Guest90328> its just super irritating
[03:15] <OerHeks> TBotNik, there you go
[03:15] <Guest90328> i know its just a driver but iam a windows <linux convert and not the best .....YET
[03:16] <Guest90328> i went to linux for the openness the freedom to do more then what windows lets you do
[03:17] <Ben64> Guest90328: you're on raspberry pi?
[03:17] <Guest90328> i get drawn to seeing how and why computers do what they do
[03:17] <deper29> Guest90328: freedom, hmph. touch screens, hmph. A linux neckbeard craves not these things.
[03:18] <Guest90328> no iam on ubuntu   but iam trying to get my RPi to work
[03:18] <Ben64> Guest90328: so your question is about a raspberry pi
[03:18] <Guest90328> yes
[03:18] <deper29> Guest90328: what is your issue on the rPi?
[03:18] <Guest90328> i know i know
[03:18] <Ben64> Guest90328: then you should be asking in #raspberrypi ...
[03:18] <Ben64> Guest90328: if you know you know, then why are you not you not
[03:18] <rgb-one> deper29: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10797197/ compare it to yours
[03:18] <OerHeks> Guest90328, please don't bother us with non-ubuntu-related issues
[03:19] <Guest90328> but ive found soooooo much help here just thought id try there
[03:19] <Ben64> Guest90328: this channel is great... for ubuntu issues
[03:20] <TBotNik> OerHeks: Changed that to 'path' to not confuse anyone!
[03:20] <deper29> I've gotten none Ubuntu related issues solved here before. I'm just careful to word them so that they are generic Linux questions so people don't try to shoo me away right away.
[03:20] <Guest90328> well iam on ubuntu   and many intellagent people here so this is my go to  ... i do not mean disrespect to anyone so doet take it that way
[03:20] <deper29> er, Guest90328 ^
[03:20] <Ben64> deper29: we don't solve linux problems either, don't try to trick people here, its not nice
[03:21] <TBotNik> All: Back to my problem: Getting weird errors from mysql. Started with no change to code, so documented at: http://pastebin.com/hgGpAbmK can anyone help?
[03:21] <deper29> Ben64: maybe you don't, but don't speak collectively for everyone. I've had problems that aren't Ubuntu specific. Example, right now my /etc/fstab issue. I happen to be on Ubuntu, but every Linux distro has that, so it's not a unique problem to just Ubuntu users :/
[03:21] <Ben64> deper29: this channel, is for Ubuntu only. anything else is not on topic
[03:22] <deper29> Ben64: so only Ubuntu has an /etc/fstab, that's what you're telling me?
[03:22] <rgb-one> Guest90328: try the dd command I mentioned earlier
[03:23] <Ben64> deper29: i'm saying this channel is only for Ubuntu technical support
[03:23] <deper29> rgb-one: my /etc/fstab is exactly the same as yours, but different UUIDs
[03:23] <chickenwings> im bisexual
[03:24] <rgb-one> Guest90328: insert the cd -> open a terminal -> dd if=/dev/cdrom of=rpi_img.iso -> ensure you typed the correct thing -> click enter
[03:24] <Guest90328> ok  to please Ben64 assholeness ill move to #raspberrypi
[03:25] <Ben64> Guest90328: you can call it what you like, but this channel is for Ubuntu only.
[03:25] <Guest90328> do you speak for everyone here?
[03:25] <Ben64> read the topic
[03:25] <deper29> Guest90328: no need to call names. I wouldn't take it too seriously. In my experience with Linux, if someone doesn't know how to help, they'll tell you to go elsewhere. I'm guessing Ben64 is originally an Arch user
[03:26] <OerHeks> Guest90328, time to read the topic and channelrules.
[03:26] <xangua> Guest90328: no, but you do not insult people here
[03:26] <TiK> ubuntu is super easy
[03:26] <OerHeks> deper29, drop it please.
[03:26] <Guest90328> if you  know linux you know linux just thougt peeps could help  no offense
[03:26] <deper29> OerHeks: sorry, I'm done.
[03:26] <TiK> Guest90328: help with?
[03:26] <deper29> Guest90328: pm me, I'll help you.
[03:27] <Ben64> Guest90328: there is a ##linux channel for Linux support. this is #ubuntu ... for Ubuntu support. There are many many channels for certain topics, you need to use the correct ones
[03:27] <chickenwings> ubuntu is pretty much linux written in ebonics
[03:27] <chickenwings> if you don't like it you can try kubuntu
[03:27] <ebonics> uwot
[03:27] <chickenwings> which is the same thing
[03:27] <chickenwings> with tablet drivers
[03:28] <Guest90328> deper  pm'd
[03:28] <bratty_cat> kubuntu is too bloated for my tastes.
[03:29] <deper29> rgb-one: any other ideas why things wouldn't be mounting? Because rsync should have copied my permissions over
[03:29] <TheBlindGhoulie3> if I could get rEFInd installed properly it would be amazing
[03:30] <Guest90328> Ben64: so my dvd drive on ubuntu not rading a dvd isnt a ubuntu issue?
[03:30] <rgb-one> deper29: maybe some applications are still referencing the old UUID
[03:30] <Ben64> Guest90328: you said raspberry pi
[03:31] <deper29> rgb-one: any idea how to find that out? I searched a bit through dmesg output and didn't see anything useful
[03:32] <millerti> Egad.  An upgrade from 13.x to 14.04 is going to take longer to install than to download.
[03:33] <Guest90328> the dvd contains  a raspi image
[03:33] <xangua> rading¿
[03:33] <Guest90328> if you would hear my issuse instaed of dismissing it you woulf have known
[03:33] <Ben64> Guest90328: i asked if the problem was with a raspberry pi, and you said yes
[03:34] <Guest90328> in context it is
[03:34] <OerHeks> Guest90328, go on downloading that rar file and be happy
[03:34] <rgb-one> deper29: you copied the entire contents of the drive right?
[03:35] <Guest90328> still hasent shown anything different
[03:35] <chickenwings> why are you using a raspberry pi?
[03:36] <chickenwings> use an arduino, or a beagleboard, or an intel galileo
[03:36] <chickenwings> or a pic
[03:36] <chickenwings> or a cellphone
[03:36] <chickenwings> or a pda
[03:36] <chickenwings> or anything but the overhyped raspberry pi
[03:36] <Ben64> chickenwings: please stop
[03:37] <TBotNik> All: Repeating: getting weird errors from mysql so documented at: http://pastebin.com/hgGpAbmK can anyone help? Know this is not ubuntu issue, but if you know the answer please join me on #mysql and expound!  Thanks!
[03:37] <rgb-one> deper29: I think it could be that you have copied only the content of the drive. I don't think the partition layout is copied to the other drive as well
[03:38] <Guest90328> why is your name chickenwings?  perfrence   i just playing around trying to learn   what is with all the hostility here?
[03:38] <chickenwings> oh this?
[03:38] <chickenwings> I stopped at popeyes on the way home and ordered a basket of 16 wings
[03:39] <chickenwings> honey glazed, cajun, etc
[03:39] <OerHeks> Guest90328, chickenwings stop it, we try to keep this channel clear for UBUNTU support. you know where to go for chitchat.
[03:39] <chickenwings> nice little bowl of dirty rice and a biscuit too
[03:39] <chickenwings> oh, I'll quit
[03:39] <chickenwings> hey, he asked me
[03:39] <deper29> rgb-one: yeah. I did 'rsync -av /mnt/oldroot/ /mnt/newroot/' from a live USB. I setup the partition tables on the new harddrive with parted before I did this
[03:39] <Guest90328> ubuntu: a quality that includes the essential human virtues; compassion and humanity.  the developers wounlt be happy with the people here
[03:40] <chickenwings> ubuntu is pretty much just linux for black people
[03:40] <ablest1980> hi need some help
[03:40] <Ben64> Guest90328: #ubuntu-offtopic - the place for chatting and stuff not directly relating to support
[03:40] <ablest1980> lol
[03:40] <OerHeks> !ops | Guest90328 chickenwings
[03:40] <Guest90328> why did you feel the need to say that?
[03:40] <chickenwings> whoa there's an offtopic room?
[03:40] <chickenwings> oh, this guy summoned the ops
[03:40] <chickenwings> watch out we have a real badass here
[03:40] <ablest1980> #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:41] <ablest1980> i get when updating
[03:41] <ablest1980> The upgrade needs a total of 81.8 M free space on disk '/boot'. Please free at least an additional 17.5 M of disk space on '/boot'. Empty your trash and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'.
[03:41] <Guest90328> i have ubuntu and it wont read dvd ;s   so yea this is a ubuntu issue   if you dont want to help   shut up
[03:41] <chickenwings> !ops | OerHeks
[03:41] <OerHeks> ablest1980, remove some old kernels
[03:41] <Ben64> Guest90328: you might want to tone down the attitude
[03:41] <chickenwings> doesn't feel too good, does it?
[03:41] <bratty_cat> well then, that's a little aggressive Guest90328
[03:42] <TheBlindGhoulie3> based on what ive read from http://www.rodsbooks.com/ubuntu-efi/ I need to install abootloader and im getting in over my head.
[03:42] <chickenwings> the support team here isn't grade A, I apologize Guest90328
[03:42] <Guest90328> i have a attitude?     check what you post
[03:42] <TheBlindGhoulie3> trying to dual boot my mac
[03:42] <chickenwings> most of them get pretty iffy when they can't fix your issue
[03:42] <deper29> guys, hostility. Let's be calm about this
[03:42] <ablest1980> 0erheks
[03:42] <ablest1980> show me
[03:42] <OerHeks> ablest1980, old post, still valid > http://askubuntu.com/questions/2793/how-do-i-remove-or-hide-old-kernel-versions-to-clean-up-the-boot-menu >>>>   > sudo apt-get remove --purge $(dpkg -l 'linux-image-*' | sed '/^ii/!d;/'"$(uname -r | sed "s/\(.*\)-\([^0-9]\+\)/\1/")"'/d;s/^[^ ]* [^ ]* \([^ ]*\).*/\1/;/[0-9]/!d')
[03:42] <Ben64> ablest1980: what version of ubuntu
[03:43] <deper29> ablest1980: did you do a supo apt-get clean?
[03:43] <TheBlindGhoulie3> tried installing rEFInd and no luck. after digging I need to mount ESP but in order to do that I need a boot loader lol
[03:43] <TheBlindGhoulie3> 14.04
[03:43] <ablest1980> 14.04 lts
[03:43] <Ben64> ablest1980: a "sudo apt-get autoclean" should remove the old kernels for you
[03:43] <ablest1980> apt get clean doesnt work
[03:43] <Guest90328> forget i said raspberry pi     ubuntu wont read dvd drive
[03:43] <rgb-one> deper29: You copied the entire content with root privileges and as such only root can access the content of the drive. Maybe that is the problem?
[03:44] <Ben64> ablest1980: "sudo apt-get autoremove" sorry i had the wrong word
[03:44] <jason__> Guest90328, did the download ever finish?
[03:44] <deper29> rgb-one: related to my issue, if I try to click on a .rar or a tar it says it can't mount.
[03:45] <deper29> rgb-one: no, rsync -av retains all priviledges and ownership
[03:45] <deper29> I also don't think I did it as root. I don't think root was required to do that.
[03:45] <ablest1980> i did sudo apt-get autoclean and sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:46] <Guest90328> yes it finished but its a rar do i need to extract it or jsut point the start up disk maker to it?
[03:47] <jason__> I'd assume you extract it.
[03:47] <rgb-one> deper29: can the files be extracted from the command line?
[03:47] <ablest1980> i get an error now running software updater
[03:48] <ablest1980> i see a red circle and white line thru it
[03:48] <Guest90328> tryed to extract it   stops at 41%
[03:48] <guest_11336> hi there, single boot ubuntu in uefi or does it not matter
[03:48] <ablest1980> still say The upgrade needs a total of 81.8 M free space on disk '/boot'. Please free at least an additional 17.5 M of disk space on '/boot'. Empty your trash and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'.
[03:48] <rgb-one> guest_11336: it doesn't really but it is the standard now
[03:49] <deper29> rgb-one: yeah
[03:49] <guest_11336> rgb-one: thanks
[03:49] <deper29> nautilus does something weird with its archive manager to extract stuff
[03:49] <deper29> not sure how it works. Magic probably.
[03:49] <rgb-one> deper29: it seems like a gui thing
[03:49] <rgb-one> deper29: download dconf-editor
[03:49] <deper29> rgb-one: I have that already
[03:49] <TheBlindGhoulie3> I know my issue is a boring newb issues but id be forever grateful for even a few hints in the right direction
[03:50] <rgb-one> deper29: have you checked the mount settings?
[03:50] <deper29> rgb-one: I haven't used dconf-editor much. Where would I check for those?
[03:51] <rgb-one> deper29: Check out the automounting section https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB
[03:51] <ablest1980> i have a red circle with white line in the middle in my taskbar
[03:52] <deper29> rgb-one: okay, I'll take a look. Thanks for everything so far :)
[03:52] <rgb-one> deper29: np :)
[03:52] <ablest1980> ok its gone
[03:53] <ablest1980> now back to the original problem
[03:53] <ablest1980> The upgrade needs a total of 81.8 M free space on disk '/boot'. Please free at least an additional 17.5 M of disk space on '/boot'. Empty your trash and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'
[03:53] <chickenwings> The sad truth behind this chatroom is that most of these people are supporting a faulty distro that is prone to freezing, bugs, buffer overflows and memory leaks and despite this all, instead of choosing a better distro to support, they choose ubuntu because for many of them this will be the only distro they'll use
[03:53] <chickenwings> honestly I don't know why anyone would use ubuntu over debian
[03:53] <ablest1980> i want lts distros
[03:54] <ablest1980> the beta distros are the ones with bugs
[03:54] <rgb-one> chickenwings: you use it no?
[03:54] <name> i am tryin to install but gparted doesnt know what file system it is
[03:54] <chickenwings> no, I'm here because I'm looking for a social chatroom
[03:54] <TheBlindGhoulie3> chickenwings: :)
[03:54] <hambloaten> chicken
[03:55] <ablest1980> chickenwings #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:55] <hambloaten> try offtopics
[03:55] <hambloaten> yeah
[03:55] <name> i just got a drive back from WD and tryin to install ubuntu on it but it wont install
[03:56] <name> it works just fine in windows
[03:56] <rgb-one> name: WD?
[03:56] <name> western digital
[03:57] <rgb-one> name: what is the error you get when trying to install ubuntu?
[03:57] <deper29> rgb-one: heeh, guess what?
[03:57] <deper29> my dconf-settings were already correct :(
[03:57] <deper29> my issue lies elsewhere
[03:57] <name> it says it cant find the file system the drive is using
[03:58] <ablest1980> ty guys
[03:58] <ebonics> guys im pretty sure im doing linux
[03:58] <ablest1980> XD
[03:58] <rgb-one> deper29: nautilus uses udisks2 to mount I think
[03:59] <TheBlindGhoulie3> :/
[03:59] <deper29> rgb-one: okay?
[04:00] <deper29> not sure what that implies I should do :P
[04:00] <TheBlindGhoulie3> I guess I'll try asking again later :)
[04:01] <millerti> Does Ubuntu no longer support downloading iso's by bit torrent?
[04:01] <lotuspsychje> millerti: i think they still do why?
[04:01] <name> i guess no one cares?
[04:01] <Guest90328> sorry jason__ iam in PM with someone trying to fix    not ignoring you
[04:02] <millerti> I couldn't connect to http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/announce
[04:02] <lotuspsychje> !behelpfull | name
[04:02] <chickenwings> name: kudos for not sugarcoating your response
[04:02] <millerti> Actually, I finally did connect.  It took a LONG time.
[04:02] <lotuspsychje> millerti: http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[04:03] <name> sorry
[04:03] <rgb-one> deper29: what do you see when you type this command getfacl -t /media/$USER
[04:03] <ebonics> does anyone know what this means :| http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2013-October/056070.html
[04:04] <ebonics> where can i put that flag?
[04:04] <deper29> rgb-one: USER root rwx; GROUP root r-x; other ---
[04:04] <millerti> Can I have Ubuntu check itself after I've upgraded?  It just gave me some vague report of "errors".
[04:05] <lotuspsychje> millerti: what kind of errors
[04:05] <millerti> lotuspsychje:  It didn't say.
[04:05] <millerti> Not very helpful, eh?
[04:05] <OerHeks> millerti, if you get an error, it did a check.
[04:06] <millerti> Wow, my system is totally hosed now.
[04:06] <rgb-one> deper29: mine is a bit diffenent
[04:06] <deper29> millerti: why is your system hosed?
[04:06] <deper29> rgb-one: what does yours say?
[04:07] <millerti> It boots up to a desktop with one icon that I can't click.
[04:07] <deper29> millerti: you can't login at all?
[04:07] <teromous> hoooowwwdy
[04:07] <deper29> or does it login?
[04:07] <teromous> anyone use docky?
[04:07] <lotuspsychje> teromous: ask your issue about it
[04:08] <millerti> It takes me to a desktop, and I see a shared folders icon, but I get no mouse.
[04:08] <teromous> how do I add a program to docky? I tried to drag and drop but nothing happens
[04:08] <name> wish i knew how to get u guys the info u need to help me
[04:08] <lotuspsychje> teromous: start a program, then new icon appears on docky, then right mouse the icon to pin it
[04:08] <rgb-one> deper29: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10797441/
[04:08] <lotuspsychje> !details | name
[04:09] <teromous> cool thanks lotus
[04:09] <rgb-one> deper29: it seems only root has access
[04:10] <deper29> rgb-one: oh, interesting. So I should be adding my user to it as well. Not sure what mask is.
[04:10] <Nikesh> I'm in a unity chroot with crouton, and the text in the terminal is all squashed together. Any ideas how to fix this?
[04:12] <name> http://imgur.com/wW5pCPj here is what i am looking at in gparted
[04:13] <deper29> name, what's your issue?
[04:13] <name> its soposed to be 1tb drive
[04:13] <name> tryin to install ubuntu
[04:14] <deper29> haev you tried clicking the dropdown menu in the upper right corner?
[04:14] <name> yes
[04:15] <happyfr0gg> Is anybody familiar with FBCMD? It allows a access to Facebook via the terminal.
[04:15] <chickenwings> getting bored with regular masturbation, considering inserting needles into the bell-end of my member
[04:15] <TheBlindGhoulie3> is there a specific Ver of Ubuntu I need to use with a MacBook 5,1/
[04:15] <aeon-ltd> happyfr0gg: well you could just ask your actual question
[04:16] <aeon-ltd> TheBlindGhoulie3: no the standard should be fine, assuming this is intel of course
[04:16] <lotuspsychje> !ops | chickenwings
[04:16] <chickenwings> wow bazhang is the only one here?
[04:16] <chickenwings> funny because he's the only one I'm friends with
[04:16] <chickenwings> oh man shucks 4 u
[04:16] <rgb-one> deper29: maybe try this: setfacl -m "u:your_username:r-x" /media/your_username
[04:18] <name> :(
[04:18] <rgb-one> deper29: man setfacl for before you run the command for more info if you want
[04:18] <name> what esle do u guys need to know
[04:18] <deper29> name: sorry, haha, I can try to help in a bit. Have to fix my issues first :)
[04:18] <deper29> rgb-one: okay, I'll check out setfacl man page
[04:20] <rgb-one> name: when does it give the error that it cant find the drive?
[04:20] <OerHeks> name, just remove all partitions in gparted, and you are fine
[04:21] <lotuspsychje> good news guys, the BQ ubuntu touch phone is now out for permanent buy, check #ubuntu-touch for more info
[04:22] <rgb-one> name: yea as OerHeks. You can install gparted from the live usb and partition the drive from there
[04:22] <rgb-one> suggests*
[04:23] <deper29> rgb-one: I could kiss you
[04:23] <rgb-one> deper29: I guess it is working eh?
[04:23] <name> it wont let me remove partitions
[04:23] <deper29> yeah
[04:23] <rgb-one> deper29: great :)
[04:24] <deper29> rgb-one: I don't know why it didn't preserve that when I did rsync
[04:24] <deper29> it should have
[04:24] <name> it says its a mac partition table
[04:25] <rgb-one> name: try using cgdisks
[04:26] <rgb-one> !cgdisk
[04:26] <rgb-one> !gptfdisk
[04:26] <name> can i find that in the sofware center
[04:26] <lotuspsychje> !info cgdisk
[04:26] <rgb-one> you will have to use the terminal to install it
[04:27] <lotuspsychje> !info gptfdisk
[04:27] <rgb-one> name: it is a command line application
[04:27] <lotuspsychje> rgb-one: packagename not correct?
[04:27] <rgb-one> lotuspsychje: It seems so
[04:27] <OerHeks> name, unmount the disk first, then you should be able to wipe the disk.
[04:28] <deper29> ahhh, I'm so relieved this works. Thanks a bunch again, rgb-one
[04:28] <name> how do i do that
[04:28] <name> sorry for being so dummyfied
[04:28] <rgb-one> deper29: You are welcome :) all the best
[04:28] <rgb-one> !gdisk
[04:29] <rgb-one> name: sudo apt-get install fdisk
[04:29] <rgb-one> !fdisk
[04:29] <OerHeks> name rightclick, unmount
[04:29] <OerHeks> easy peasy
[04:30] <name> i am only in a live session right now
[04:30] <name> it couldn't find the fdisk
[04:30] <rgb-one> name: gdisk is already installed
[04:31] <OerHeks> gparted. as you have just used
[04:31] <rgb-one> type cgdisk /dev/sda
[04:31] <rgb-one> name: assuming your partition is /dev/sda
[04:32] <name> it gave me problem opening sr0 error is 2
[04:33] <rgb-one> run lsblk and paste the output
[04:33] <OerHeks> name, "it works just fine in windows" makes me wonder ...
[04:35] <name> i had formated it in windows but deleted the partition in windows and then tryed to install ubuntu on the drive
[04:36] <rgb-one> name: reformat the drive
[04:37] <rgb-one> name: post the output of lsblk in a paste
[04:37] <gtan> Hi! My ubuntu suddenly froze - I cannot it shut it down normally or bring it up - it gets stuck on leading btrfs mount
[04:38] <name> do i do lsblk /dev/sr0
[04:38] <rgb-one> name: no just lsblk
[04:38] <rgb-one> /dev/sr0 refers to the cd/dvd drive I think
[04:40] <OerHeks> rgb-one +1 .. sr0 1.08 Gib
[04:40] <OerHeks> that is a dvd
[04:40] <name> http://pastebin.com/fCWAbf3L
[04:41] <rgb-one> name: it isn't reading the harddrive it seems
[04:42] <name> ok so what do i do
[04:42] <name> tell westeren digital they gave me a bad drive
[04:43] <rgb-one> name: Do you still have windows installed?
[04:43] <name> yea
[04:43] <niranjanivash> helo
[04:43] <TheBlindGhoulie3> I cant even get the .iso file to burn in disk utility fml
[04:43] <TheBlindGhoulie3> it wont recognize the file
[04:44] <TheBlindGhoulie3> its kinda funny actually
[04:44] <name> windows finds the drive just fine
[04:44] <name> but i don't know why linux cant
[04:45] <rgb-one> name: you say you formatted it with windows how did you do this?
[04:45] <niranjanivash> helo name u have dual boot
[04:45] <name> in the disk management thing
[04:47] <name> niranjanivash, i am tryin to dual boot
[04:48] <niranjanivash> u have successfully installed ubuntu in windows machine
[04:48] <niranjanivash> ?
[04:48] <name> no
[04:50] <niranjanivash> where actually u r installation stopped
[04:52] <rgb-one> name: can you post the output of sudo fdisk -l
[04:52] <niranjanivash> if u r installation is sucessful
[04:53] <niranjanivash> in win 8 u cant see dual boot
[04:54] <niranjanivash> but u can get u r ubuntu from pressing boot key from u r machine
[04:55] <niranjanivash> from boot option u can select hard disk boot there u can see u r ubuntu if u r ubuntu is successfully installed
[04:58] <GeekMan1222> ok so i need some help figuring something out im playing around with rsync for a file server to backup to a remote storage drive via ssh and the command works locally but if i try issuing it for testing off my laptop remotely using ssh i get a strange error
[04:59] <GeekMan1222> can i not issue the command in a remote shell?
[05:00] <GeekMan1222> rsync -avrz -e ssh /file/path1/ user@localaddress/file/path2/
[05:01] <GeekMan1222> i get some wierd pipe errors when i issue it on the server remotely
[05:02] <GeekMan1222> http://pastebin.com/zGSGQNVi  thats the error and im not getting alot of results off google
[05:02] <GeekMan1222> at least relevent to my situation
[05:03] <rgb-one> GeekMan1222: it seems you may have ssh spelled incorrectly as shh
[05:04] <GeekMan1222> oh my wtf
[05:05] <GeekMan1222> i feel really stupid now XD
[05:06] <GeekMan1222> ok next question rgb-one i want this script to automate on my server would i need to use a signature key that would seem like what i need to do
[05:07] <GeekMan1222> cause i cant train a monkey to type the password in when it asks for it right ;P
[05:07]  * fk_007 begins installation of XUbuntu on ancient Dell XPS M140
[05:08] <GeekMan1222> but other than that thanks sorry for the absurd over look of the actual ssh command spelling
[05:08] <rgb-one> GeekMan1222: it is what it is man these things happen
[05:08] <GeekMan1222> so i prolly need to setup a signature key
[05:09] <OerHeks> We all had our breakdown over a typo
[05:10] <rgb-one> GeekMan1222: Don't know. I have minimal experience with ssh
[05:12] <rgb-one> GeekMan1222: by signature key do you mean passwordless login?
[05:12] <GeekMan1222> yes like a key
[05:12] <GeekMan1222> rsa key
[05:12] <GeekMan1222> or w/e
[05:13] <GeekMan1222> maybe theres a way to issue the password to inject into the command line but i dont think ssh would be that insecure
[05:13] <GeekMan1222> and that would be awful practice honestly
[05:13] <OerHeks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[05:14] <rgb-one> GeekMan1222: Maybe the monkey can be trained http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12202587/automatically-enter-ssh-password-with-script
[05:15] <GeekMan1222> lol
[05:15] <OerHeks> or better: here you find howto disable password too https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-ssh-keys--2
[05:15] <OerHeks> ( not mentioned in the off guide)
[05:15] <GeekMan1222> idk if i want to do that though the drive is a local nas
[05:16] <fk_007> create key on client machine (ssh-keygen -t dsa -b 1024)
[05:16] <mick_liu> hi guys, how can I make my own deb package, I compile the source from git repo, http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html this totorial use tar.gz file
[05:16] <GeekMan1222> surprisingly the wd mycloud uses debian
[05:16] <mick_liu> and I am confused
[05:17] <fk_007> add newly created key to authorized keys (cat ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys)
[05:18] <rgb-one> mick_liu: What is confusing?
[05:18] <fk_007> sftp to remote and put authorized_keys in .ssh folder, bam no more password prompt
[05:19] <rgb-one> mick_liu: A .tar.gz file is just another archive format like a .zip file
[05:19] <OerHeks> mick_liu, see # 6.3 > bzr builddeb is a command to build the package in its current location.
[05:20] <mick_liu> rgb-one: I installed it correctly, under ~/wine64 directory, but there is not .tar.gz file on ~
[05:21] <mick_liu> OerHeks: can I just run bzr builddeb on the direcotry which contains the binary executable file
[05:21] <rgb-one> mick_liu: look in the wine64 directory
[05:21] <GeekMan1222> so fk_007 follow this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[05:22] <mick_liu> rgb-one: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10797776/
[05:23] <fk_007> GeekMan1222: looks like it
[05:23] <fk_007> you get the key on the server that was generated on clients machine and no password should be needed
[05:24] <rgb-one> mick_liu: what application are you trying to package?
[05:24] <mick_liu> rgb-one: wine
[05:25] <mick_liu> rgb-one: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10797793/
[05:25] <rgb-one> mick_liu: What is your objective in packaging wine?
[05:28] <mick_liu> rgb-one: I not sure what do you mean, but I just want to let the package knows my local built version of Wine, because I also want to install wine-mono, wine-gecko, and don't want to install a conflicting version of wine
[05:28] <GeekMan1222> fk_007: so when i run the ssh-keygen command it says i should be on the client that would be the server im backing up from correct
[05:28] <GeekMan1222> or no would it be generating a key to login to the device im backing up into
[05:31] <mick_liu> rgb-one: s/package/package management system/, sorry for my English ;(
[05:31] <gtan>  Hi! Can any1 pls help me with some basic Ubuntu stuff
[05:31] <rgb-one> mick_liu: I see.
[05:31] <gtan> I accidentally deleted the default network in the menu
[05:32] <rgb-one> mick_liu: There may be conflicts with various parts of your packaged wine and the wine in the ubuntu repositories
[05:32] <gtan> how can I add it through command prompt.. or can i just edit etc/networking/interfaces and add eth0
[05:32] <GeekMan1222> oh i see now
[05:32] <outcomes> Hey all, looking for
[05:32] <rgb-one> mick_liu: regardless of the name change
[05:33] <roh_> hey what u teach here
[05:33] <mick_liu> rgb-one: so, is there another way
[05:33] <mick_liu> rgb-one: or maybe I should use  32-bit ubuntu.....
[05:34] <OerHeks> !topic | roh_
[05:34] <rgb-one> mick_liu: that could work
[05:35] <mick_liu> rgb-one: you mean 32-bit ubuntu ?
[05:35] <rgb-one> mick_liu: 32 bit wine
[05:35] <rgb-one> mick_liu: if there is one
[05:35] <mick_liu> rgb-one: I follow this http://wiki.winehq.org/BuildingBiarchWineOnUbuntu
[05:36] <mick_liu> rgb-one: and failed in the final step
[05:36] <rgb-one> mick_liu: sudo make install doesn't work?
[05:37] <azizLIGHT> what does firefox extensions from ubuntu like "ubuntu firefox modifications" "ubuntu online accounts" "unity desktop integration" "unity websites integration" do?
[05:37] <mick_liu> rgb-one: Nope, above See Also section, there is a warning
[05:38] <mick_liu> rgb-one: the warning part
[05:38] <rgb-one> mick_liu: if you want to install the latest version of wine use the wine ppa
[05:38] <gtan> how can I downgrade to an older kernel?
[05:38] <mick_liu> rgb-one: I want to compile the source, not just install it
[05:39] <rgb-one> mick_liu: why?
[05:40] <rgb-one> I see. it is required for your use case
[05:40] <mick_liu> rgb-one: Hmm, this is another story anyway, but do you know something about apt-pinning, the tutorial says apt-pinning works too, but I can't figure out how to make it that way
[05:40] <roh_> how can i update my ubuntu
[05:41] <rgb-one> roh_: sudo apt-get update
[05:41] <rgb-one> mick_liu: no experience with apt-pinning
[05:42] <mick_liu> rgb-one: Okey, thanks a lot btw ;)
[05:42] <roh_> how can i change my mac address using terminal in ubuntu
[05:42] <rgb-one> mick_liu: :)
[05:43] <rgb-one> roh_: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Changing_Your_MAC_Address/Linux maybe this is helpful
[05:44] <hiexpo> roh macchanger
[05:45] <hiexpo> roh_, macchanger
[05:46] <hiexpo> roh_, sudo apt-get install macchanger
[05:47] <rgb-one> Well im off. take care everyone
[05:48] <GeekMan1222> well that was a failed attempt at ssh keys
[05:50] <roh_> how can i connect to open wifi network using terminal in ubuntu.
[05:52] <roh_> how can i connect to a open wifi using just a terminal in ubuntu.
[05:54] <bagginsDK> Hello! Is anybody aware of a brief tutorial on how to install ubuntu on smartphones?
[05:55] <hiexpo> roh_, https://askubuntu.com/questions/294257/connect-to-wifi-network-through-ubuntu-terminal
[05:56] <roh_> how can i manage my all files from terminal
[05:57] <bagginsDK> roh, what do you mean by manage? Cd, mv, rm ?
[05:59] <roh_> i mean cd
[05:59] <GeekMan1222> man im confused where im supposed to make these keys at
[06:03] <bogdan> hi. guys do you know any nice chat where you can talk anything you want on a coffe break?
[06:04] <cfhowlett> !ot | bogdan
[06:08] <anvar> can you guys suggest me a good file manager as good as explorer in windows for me.
[06:08] <MichaelTiebesl> #coffebreakchat
[06:08] <cfhowlett> anvar, nothing wrong with the ubuntu default: nautilus
[06:10] <anvar> iam using xubuntu. it uses thunar. ok i will try nautilus. thanks
[06:10] <dark5coder> Any body is here familiar with exploiting ?
[06:11] <cfhowlett> dark5coder, wrong channel for that topic
[06:12] <dark5coder> Im new in IRC
[06:13] <dark5coder> when i double click on any channel, it does not join in them
[06:13] <cfhowlett> !topic | dark5coder,
[06:13] <rainbowwarrior> Hi can anyone please tell me what is good video editing software for Ubuntu 14.10 where I can view and edit the pictures one by one please ?
[06:13] <cfhowlett> rainbowwarrior, edit video or edit picture??
[06:13] <OerHeks> You might need to register your name, dark5coder , join #freenode for irc help.
[06:14] <rainbowwarrior> cfhowlett, Sorry i meant video , i would like to be able to edit the video and get pictures from it
[06:14] <dark5coder> thanks OerHeks
[06:14] <OerHeks> !info openshot
[06:14] <cfhowlett> rainbowwarrior, openshot
[06:15] <rainbowwarrior> cfhowlett Ok Thank you :)
[06:15] <bogdan> guys is there any good app for music better then rythmbox?
[06:16] <cfhowlett> bogdan, see the software center, try them all, choose
[06:21] <MichaelTiebesl> hey hello, is it possible to remove empathy from ubuntu 14.04?
[06:22] <hiexpo> bogdan, audacious i use
[06:23] <anvar> i cant install libavcodec53 libavcodec-extra-53. please help
[06:24] <bogdan> do i really need to use this shit? http://i.imgur.com/GsaUoZk.png?1
[06:24] <calwig> Hi
[06:24] <bogdan> if i chose a keyring pass it will pop up everytime i log into gnome
[06:24] <calwig> When running sudo ./ with a script, and this does not execute, what packages must be installed?
[06:24] <cfhowlett> !guidelines | ubogdan,you need to cease using profanity in this channel
[06:24] <cfhowlett> anvar, error messages??
[06:25] <OerHeks> MichaelTiebesl, sure, open softwarecenter and remove it?
[06:25] <bogdan> ubottu, what the fuck did i do wrong?
[06:25] <ianorlin> !language | bogdan
[06:25] <anvar> Package libavcodec-extra-53 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[06:25] <anvar> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[06:25] <anvar> is only available from another source
[06:25] <anvar> However the following packages replace it:
[06:25] <anvar>   libav-tools
[06:25] <cfhowlett> bogdan, you were warned ...
[06:25] <anvar> Package libavcodec53 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[06:26] <MichaelTiebesl> OerHeks:sorry i mean in a safe way, in software center it will also remove ubuntu desktop and other things
[06:26] <cfhowlett> anvar, install pastebinit, run your command again followed by | pastebinit e.g. sudo apt-get install foo | pastebinit
[06:28] <OerHeks> MichaelTiebesl, no, it does not, i just removed it myself
[06:29] <bogdan> you know how to warn ppl but i still didn't got any answer to my question
[06:30] <MichaelTiebesl> OerHeks:sorry you are right, i see it. I was doing it before and i thought it will also remove the desktop
[06:30] <lotuspsychje> !patience | bogdan
[06:30] <MichaelTiebesl> thanks
[06:30] <Ben64> bogdan: people here don't really respond positively to attitude and language
[06:31] <MichaelTiebesl> OerHeks:dutch?
[06:31] <hiexpo> cfhowlett, you better look at logs cause when you go to reboot nest time you may have no gui no desktop
[06:31] <OerHeks> Si
[06:31] <bogdan> nvm
[06:31] <deper29> bogdan: when does it pop up?
[06:31] <deper29> do you have your system set to autologin?
[06:34] <cfhowlett> hiexpo, ???? no gui?  what???
[06:43] <OerHeks> cfhowlett, no gui ? :-D
[06:44] <cfhowlett> OerHeks, what did I miss?  what are y'all talking about???
[06:45] <OerHeks> cfhowlett, i don't know, just read the message of hiexpo
[06:45] <cfhowlett> hiexpo, time for an explanation, yes?
[06:46] <Ben64> cfhowlett: its in reference to you removing empathy
[06:46] <hiexpo> cfhowlett, it will remove your desktop he told you open synaptic and see if you have stuff that is removed
[06:47] <cfhowlett> Ben64, ah!  got it.  that was someone else's question, not mine.  I use ubuntustudio so ... no empathy issues!
[06:47] <OerHeks> hiexpo, cfhowlett , that was my line to MichielTiebesl, i guess. he got it wrong.
[06:47] <Ben64> btw, just because removing a package might remove "ubuntu-desktop" it doesn't mean you won't have a desktop. ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage, when you don't have all parts of that meta package, it doesn't count as being installed anymore
[06:47] <OerHeks> empathy is no core part of ubuntu.
[06:50] <ANJ7> When I navigate in blender the screen suddenly blinks. How can I fix this ?
[06:50] <ANJ7> I navigate using middle mouse
[06:50] <cfhowlett> ANJ7, ask #blender
[06:52] <ANJ7> This doesn't happen in windows
[06:52] <GeekMan1222> anyone still around to help with a bit of rsync questions
[06:52] <OerHeks> ANJ7, known issue: "If you're experiencing problems, flickering during window transitions, window fades shown at a frame by frame rate and others, you may have to disable your desktop effects prior to use 3D software or use another window manager without desktop effects enabled.">> http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Introduction/Installing_Blender/Linux/Debian_Ubuntu
[06:53] <cfhowlett> ANJ7, this is ubuntu support.  ask #blender for BLENDER support
[06:54] <ANJ7> ok thanks OerHeks :)
[06:55] <ADW> #name
[06:56] <deper29> GeekMan1222: what's your rsync issue?
[07:00] <deper29> GeekMan1222: if you're having rsync issues, you might want to go to #rsync and ask your question there. It's not Ubuntu related.
[07:01] <GeekMan1222> sorry im back
[07:01] <GeekMan1222> i was just wondering what the optimum command line arguments would be
[07:01] <bekks> GeekMan1222: The ony thta suit your needs.
[07:01] <bekks> *one
[07:01] <GeekMan1222> maybe optimum is to strong of a word
[07:02] <bekks> GeekMan1222: You need to know what you want to do exactly then you will find the appropriate command line options very easily.
[07:02] <OerHeks> !info grsync
[07:03] <GeekMan1222> i want it to perserve a directory that my raid virtual drive uses to hold all my file servers data to another remote drive in case of a calamity
[07:03] <GeekMan1222> this server is cli only
[07:03] <deper29> GeekMan1222: I would just 'rsync -av /source /target'
[07:03] <ANJ7> OerHeks: I installed compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:04] <bekks> deper29: That would not preserve possible ACL.
[07:04] <GeekMan1222> ah cause atm im using avrz
[07:04] <deper29> bekks: oh, right. I had that issue earlier :D how do you preserve ACL with rsync?
[07:04] <ANJ7> OerHeks: how can I disable Animation now
[07:05] <bekks> GeekMan1222: -av (-r is included in -a) (-z only with very fast machines) and --progress, and --delete (which deletes non-existing files in the source on the target also)
[07:05] <GeekMan1222> like what i want is that oh the data got totally rekt so i need to just move the backup right over and im done
[07:05] <bekks> GeekMan1222: And then you need to take a look which other options you'd need, like preserving ACL, and such.
[07:05] <calcmandan> anyone know owncloud?
[07:05] <GeekMan1222> so -av --progress --delete
[07:05] <bekks> calcmandan: Some people do know.
[07:06] <calcmandan> i am testing owncloud for potential deployment on my home network. currently, i have it on a bridged VM. Got it port forwarded on my router. Attempting to contact it with my 4G phone, but can't seem to get the address right. I'm attempting to use the tomboy app with my phone. any tips? currently I need to plug the port into the url so my router knows how to direct the traffic.
[07:06] <bekks> GeekMan1222: Thats the minimum, not preserving any ACL.
[07:06] <GeekMan1222> i do have another project that backs up a completely remote location to that virtual drive and the user is chrooted and that was a bit of a pain so i need permissions and such to stay completely in tact bekks
[07:06] <bekks> calcmandan: If you cant even connect to it, you dont have an owncloud but networking issue.
[07:06] <deper29> GeekMan1222: so then if you want to preserve ACL use --acls
[07:06] <OerHeks> ANJ7, the guide says: goto unity plugin ( part of 'desktop') etc etc
[07:07] <GeekMan1222> acl i presume means access control layers
[07:07] <GeekMan1222> lol
[07:07] <calcmandan> bekks: i figured that. i can access owncloud from inside my wifi network. problem is i have consumer grade equipment.
[07:07] <deper29> GeekMan1222: or anterior cruciate ligament
[07:07] <GeekMan1222> googles
[07:07] <GeekMan1222> XD
[07:08] <GeekMan1222> jk
[07:08] <ANJ7> OerHeks: I don't know what is unity plugin. Where to open it?
[07:08] <deper29> I wish I knew about the ACL flag when I rsync'd my disk.
[07:08] <deper29> would have saved me a ton of headache.
[07:08] <GeekMan1222> so if i use that command ill be home free i been testing with copys of smaller bits of the main drive
[07:09] <deper29> GeekMan1222: yeah, but add the --acls option if you need it.
[07:09] <calcmandan> bekks: i have the VM port forwarded on a port.
[07:09] <GeekMan1222> how do i know if i need it
[07:09] <OerHeks> ANJ7, and the part below desktop, "effects" looks like it can minimise effects and so on, explore yourself ?
[07:10] <bekks> GeekMan1222: Do you use ACL?
[07:10] <GeekMan1222> not that i know of
[07:10] <GeekMan1222> unless you mean permissions and pam
[07:11] <bekks> GeekMan1222: pam is irrelevant, since it has nothing to do with file system permissions.
[07:11] <deper29> bekks: how do you know if you use ACL? I rsync'd my whole ubuntu drive to another drive and had no idea I used ACL prior to doing that. Turns out my /media/$USER directory had issues later.
[07:11] <GeekMan1222> yes i have file system permissions i suppose
[07:11] <GeekMan1222> like ownership and such
[07:12] <GeekMan1222> it was a requirement to have pam work for the chrooted user
[07:12] <GeekMan1222> i would like to have that carry over
[07:12] <bekks> deper29: I do know it, since I have to mount my filesystems with "acls" to support them.
[07:12] <GeekMan1222> read write permissions that is
[07:13] <bekks> GeekMan1222: pam has nothing to do with filesystem permissions. PAM is for authentication.
[07:13] <GeekMan1222> yes
[07:13] <bekks> So it is irrelevant at this point.
[07:13] <calcmandan> bekks: am i in the wrong channel? this is on ubuntu server.
[07:13] <deper29> bekks: err, let me rephrase that: How would someone know if they used ACL? Again, my system apparently used it and I didn't know.
[07:13] <GeekMan1222> but i had to example set an entire directory path with certain permissions unless thats part of pam which would mean i learned even more tonight
[07:13] <bekks> calcmandan: And its still an Ubuntu. ACL arent used on servers only, rsync isnt used on servers only.
[07:14] <bekks> deper29: You need to mount your filesystems with the acls option to be able to use ACL.
[07:14] <deper29> GeekMan1222: -av will preserve permissions
[07:14] <calcmandan> bekks: roger that. so perhaps i am asking the wrong question.
[07:14] <GeekMan1222> ok i thought as much
[07:14] <GeekMan1222> so acl's is something much more involved that i havent likely messed with
[07:17] <calcmandan> bekks: i want to access owncloud from my devices on mobile networks or elsewhere altogether. at the moment, the VM is bridged and assigned an internal IP address. I've port forwarded that address TCP/UDP to a particular port. I should be able to hit the apache main page if i type my public address with the port, but i can't even get that. so i'm missing a link here. at this point, i should be able to type IP_ADDR:PORT/ and get the apache page.
[07:17] <calcmandan> correct?
[07:18] <GeekMan1222> well if i dont need the --acl attribute to my knowlege i prolly wont need to use it
[07:19] <bekks> calcmandan: you yould not be able to do that from within your internal network.
[07:20] <calcmandan> i'm trying this from my 4G phone. so it's not addressed to my internal network.
[07:20] <bekks> calcmandan: Such as being connected using WIFI. You need to access your IP from outside.
[07:20] <bekks> calcmandan: Does the portforwarding work?
[07:20] <calcmandan> bekks: yes. i can SSH to my desktop.
[07:20] <calcmandan> bekks: from my phone.
[07:20] <bekks> calcmandan: SSH is irrelevant for accessing owncloud via http/https
[07:21] <bekks> Does owncloud work, when accessed from your internal lan?
[07:21] <gtan> Doing a fresh ubuntu reinstall...  which device should I install Grub on?  /dev/sda - windows or /dev/sdb8 - ubuntu OS partition
[07:21] <calcmandan> bekks: yes. but, i have everything port forwarded and i'm able to SSH to my desktop. so port forwarding is working at least.
[07:21] <OerHeks> calcmandan,  http://your-external-ip/owncloud:port
[07:21] <bekks> calcmandan: Portforwarding for SSH is working. Which is irrelevant for portforwarding for http/https
[07:21] <calcmandan> OerHeks: thanks, i'll try
[07:22] <calcmandan> bekks: i see.
[07:22] <bekks> OerHeks: That will not work.
[07:22] <bekks> calcmandan: http://externalip:port/owncloud/
[07:22] <calcmandan> bekks: my brother has a box on my network. he connects via http/https all the time.
[07:22] <bekks> calcmandan: And you are trying to use the same port as him?
[07:22] <OerHeks> bekks, correct, my bad
[07:23] <calcmandan> bekks: well, no the router wouldn't allow duplicate port assignments even if i tried
[07:23] <OerHeks> just read the /owncloud part is important, not just ip
[07:24] <calcmandan> OerHeks: it's trying
[07:25] <GeekMan1222> bekks i mean the machine runs on a pentium D 3.0ghz and it has average low system load you dont think i should use the -z option in rsync
[07:25] <calcmandan> i'm going to reboot my router.
[07:25] <calcmandan> lol
[07:25] <GeekMan1222> total current size of usage on the directory is about 1.4tb
[07:26] <bekks> GeekMan1222: Decompression happens on the target, not the source.
[07:26] <GeekMan1222> oh
[07:26] <GeekMan1222> the other is an arm7 lol
[07:26] <bekks> GeekMan1222: hahahaha :D
[07:26] <GeekMan1222> wd my cloud gets no use
[07:26] <bekks> GeekMan1222: Ok, that will take ages anyways.
[07:27] <GeekMan1222> oh what about the -u option is that included in -av i cant remeber if you said i didnt need it or if i even said anything about it
[07:28] <erskull> anybody home
[07:29] <erskull> -u
[07:30] <GeekMan1222> ?
[07:32]  * shome is home.
[07:34] <shome> Barely though. Working, so tired.
[07:34] <lucian> yo!
[07:34] <shome> What's up !
[07:35] <lucian> finally made my wifi network work... enjoying the internet now ;000
[07:35] <lucian> :)))
[07:37] <lucian> do you guys know any good app for facebook?
[07:37] <lucian> i got ubuntu 14.04 LTS
[07:37] <cfhowlett> lucian, look in the software center
[07:38] <lucian> nothing useful there :(
[07:38] <OerHeks> Isn't facebook integrated standard ?
[07:39] <shome> lucian: Should be in the software center.
[07:39]  * OerHeks has no facebook account
[07:39] <Floppy_Ho> facebook is browser related?
[07:39]  * shome either.
[07:39] <GeekMan1222> OerHeks: mhmm join the club :D
[07:39] <OerHeks> "nothing usefull" sounds like you haven't tried
[07:39] <lucian> there used to be a good facebook app back when i used ubuntu 10.04
[07:40] <OerHeks> Facebook changes stuff on regular basis AFAIK
[07:41] <lucian> they "upated" that app :)))
[07:41] <cfhowlett> lucian, there are plenty of apps in the software center.  try again
[07:41] <mark__> whats going on peepz?
[07:44] <mark__> This is all new to me, are there mods here to keep everyone inline? Damn there is a lot of users on here tonight. Its like 2am man. Get the boot for idle time, nice! Not much action in here. 4 minute idle time boot. This is lame, I am outta here!
[07:45] <OerHeks> hi mark__ did you read the topic ?
[07:47] <Floppy_Ho> topic?
[07:56] <Peace-> hey someone know why  i get this on qt creator ? qrc:///main.qml:21 module "org.kde.plasma.plasmoid" is not installed
[07:56] <Peace-> knows*
[07:59] <OerHeks> Peace-, not sure, maybe you need plasma-widgets-addons http://packages.ubuntu.com/utopic/plasma-widgets-addons
[08:02] <Peace-> OerHeks: i don't think so
[08:02] <Peace-> those package contains only widgets
[08:02] <Peace-> that*
[08:03] <m14ed> Widgets wobble , but they don't fall down
[08:03] <Floppy_Ho> burp
[08:03] <Peace-> anyway i tried
[08:03] <m14ed> o/
[08:03] <Peace-> no i get the error anyway
[08:03] <SenorChang> I've had lots of crashes in ubuntu and someone suggested to fsck the drive (I've backed everything up), is that a good idea?
[08:03] <Floppy_Ho> screen candy
[08:04] <Floppy_Ho> run a hdd chk
[08:04] <Floppy_Ho> if the hdd is in bad shape
[08:04] <m14ed> screen shot sounds of door opening and closing ,,,,
[08:04] <Floppy_Ho> expect crashes
[08:05] <Floppy_Ho> or mem is bad
[08:05] <Floppy_Ho> memtest86+
[08:06] <Floppy_Ho> SenorChang
[08:06] <SenorChang> Floppy_Ho: how do I check the hdd
[08:06] <SenorChang> I'm pretty sure my memory's alright
[08:06] <Floppy_Ho> qooqle it
[08:06] <dave301> hello
[08:06] <Floppy_Ho> smart monitors etc
[08:07] <gry> wpa-supplicant is running for my wifi; where is its config file? i would like to understand what exactly network-manager does to get wifi working
[08:07] <Flannel> Floppy_Ho: Please stop saying semi-random things.  Thanks.
[08:07] <Floppy_Ho> random?
[08:07] <gry> no, semi-random
[08:07] <Floppy_Ho> example
[08:07] <gry> it means random but a little bit with a pattern
[08:07] <SenorChang> actually, I'll try memtest first. Easier since I know how
[08:07] <cfhowlett> SenorChang, yes, it's a reasonable idea
[08:07] <gry> Floppy_Ho: one sec
[08:08] <dave301> What is IRC all about?
[08:08] <gry> dave301: welcome to freenode, the network dedicated to collaboration and support of copyleft (www.copyleft.org ; broadly licensed) projects. ubuntu is one of them.
[08:08] <Floppy_Ho> so why dont you bright sparks hep the guy rather than jump on someone who does?
[08:09] <dave301> thanks gry
[08:09] <dave301> It's my first time using irc
[08:09] <gry> i am glad to see you here
[08:09] <m14ed> irc is an instant messenger like most of the rest of them
[08:09] <Floppy_Ho> dont PM!
[08:09] <m14ed> Except , no commercials
[08:09] <gry> dave301: this channel focuses on ubuntu-related discussions, as you may see - mostly ubuntu questions and answers
[08:09] <dave301> So sort of like a group chat room?
[08:09] <gry> yes
[08:09] <dave301> Ok sorry about my previous questions.
[08:09] <gry> a few conversations in parallel, at the same time
[08:10] <Floppy_Ho>  gry!*@* added to ignore list.
[08:11] <m14ed> dave301  is well advised to run a /list of channels and log into one subject he finds interesting
[08:11] <emma> I have this vps with Ubuntu running on it and it starts out with a root user.  I used the root user to make a newuser I can sudo with.  Is there a way to deactivate the root user (i mean make it so there is no password that can be logged in as root) now that I have done that?
[08:12] <b3n_123> hi there .. what email notification you're using in ubuntu 14.04 unity?
[08:12] <dave301> Ok. I'm still finding my way around here. This was the default room.
[08:12] <ikonia> emma: passwd -l
[08:13] <gry> (i still have the question pending in case someone lost it in the scrollback)
[08:13] <m14ed> good thing dave301  didn't use the default version they ship with DynomiteForDummies
[08:13] <Floppy_Ho> dave301
[08:14] <Floppy_Ho> \type #puppylinux
[08:14] <Floppy_Ho> we are a bit more on the ball
[08:14] <ikonia> gry: what's up
[08:14] <emma> ikonia: as root?
[08:14] <ikonia> emma: yes
[08:14] <ikonia> Floppy_Ho: please don't push people to other channels
[08:14] <deweydb> can anyone help me with this: http://pastie.org/10086065
[08:14] <Floppy_Ho> sod this
[08:14] <gry> (resent from earlier) wpa-supplicant is running for my wifi; where is its config file? i would like to understand what exactly network-manager does to get wifi working
[08:14] <deweydb> it seems like i'm missing something obvious
[08:14] <m14ed> ikonia o/
[08:14] <emma> I guess I better see that I can log in as my sudo user before I passwd -l root
[08:15] <ikonia> emma: %100 make sure you other accounts are ok and that you have sudo access
[08:15] <Floppy_Ho> ikona DONT PM!!!
[08:15] <OerHeks> deweydb, are you trying to run docker as root??
[08:17] <deweydb> OerHeks: when i run it as non-root i get: The program 'docker' is currently not installed. To run 'docker' please ask your administrator to install the package 'docker'
[08:17] <emma> ikonia: yeah good idea.
[08:17] <emma> You can't apt-get update without sudo right?
[08:17] <ikonia> emma: correct
[08:17] <emma> I was just able to do that so I think my sudo user is working.
[08:18] <emma> ikonia: what do you think - on a VPS like this should I get rid of root password or maybe just make root password ridiculously long or something?
[08:18] <gry> disable root login
[08:19] <b3n_123> anyone using email notification? what do you recommend? sorry for asking again .. :D
[08:19] <emma> ive mostly just used ubuntu as a desktop user where root never has a password
[08:19] <ikonia> emma: what's your concern ?
[08:19] <emma> ikonia: i guess my concern is being hacked
[08:19] <emma> gry: yeah that's what I was thinking
[08:19] <ikonia> emma: is the vps %100 ubuntu or one of the hacked virutalised things ?
[08:19] <emma> I don't know. I think its 100 percent Ubuntu.
[08:20] <ikonia> emma: lets have a quick guess, show me the output of uname -a
[08:20] <ikonia> (please)
[08:20] <emma> ikonia: are you a hacker?
[08:20] <gry> yes
[08:20] <ikonia> errr you know I'm just trying to help you
[08:20] <gry> a full channel of people who know how to program
[08:20] <emma> ikonia: come on ikonia you know im joking :)
[08:20] <ikonia> sure
[08:20] <gry> (none of them are crackers, but that's not your question)
[08:21] <emma> ikonia: don't you know that IRC is where Hackers go when they don't want to be overheard?
[08:21] <deweydb> hmmm still same problem, trying as non-root: http://pastie.org/10086069
[08:21] <ikonia> emma: want to show me the output of uname -a please
[08:23] <karlhewer> I have a question regarding server
[08:25] <ikonia> emma: so based on what you've just shown me in private (thank you) I would suggest not fully disabling the root account
[08:25] <emma> ikonia: Sure. What is it about the hacked builds that make it a bad idea?
[08:26] <ikonia> emma: what I would suggest is make sure it's disabled vi ssh, and then set a crazy hardware password for it
[08:26] <ikonia> emma: that way you can "su" if you want
[08:26] <m14ed> (   o   Y   o   ) bigg\un's
[08:26] <ikonia> emma: some virutal providers modify core components to allow it to run as they want on their virtual platform better
[08:26] <ikonia> emma: hence why you see a specific kernel - which will be tweaked for their hardware platform
[08:27] <emma> How about setting up ssh to work with a private key for root?
[08:28] <emma> does that get rid of the risk ?
[08:28] <ikonia> emma: it reduces it
[08:29] <ikonia> emma: however blocking it from direct ssh login would be much better
[08:29] <ikonia> so a.) change your ssh auth to keys only b.) disabled root login via sh c.) set a solid password for root
[08:30] <ikonia> emma: that will get you to a pretty solid basis, without impacting any of the modifications your provider may/may not have done
[08:30] <ikonia> sorry b.) was "disable root login via ssh"
[08:30] <ikonia> not sh
[08:32] <gry> emma: see https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ch-sec-services.en.html#s5.1
[08:35] <emma> thanks guys :)
[08:36] <enchilado> np
[08:36] <emma> Hey - Im trying to build something from source using git.   The instructions don't say to use sudo for the git stuff.  But I guess when I use git from inside my home directory the new directory showed up in there.
[08:36] <emma> When I run ./build.sh will this result in the software installed so that other users I create will be able to use it also?
[08:37] <ikonia> emma: really depends on that specific script
[08:37] <ikonia> whats the software ?
[08:37] <emma> phantom.js
[08:37] <emma> http://phantomjs.org/build.html
[08:37] <emma> those are the instructions I'm following.
[08:38] <ikonia> emma: I suspect that wil dump it in /usr/local/ and everyone can access it
[08:38] <emma> I hope so.
[08:38] <ikonia> from what I read thats what should happen if it builds sucessfully
[08:38] <Zarthus> seems like the binary wouldn't be too hard to move around even if it only installed locally either
[08:38] <emma> but nothing was done with sudo so how will it be able to write files into directories outside my home folder?
[08:38] <gry> (and i think in ./bin with offer for you to move it where appropriate, but i am not sure)
[08:39] <ikonia> yeah, maybe it's not doing the install
[08:39] <ikonia> just the build then you can move it where you want
[08:39] <ikonia> it's certainly linked against /usr/local
[08:39] <emma> So once you have the binary the binary knows where to find dependences on the system on its own?
[08:40] <ikonia> emma: that script will probably call the linker
[08:40] <emma> like not relative to itself but in some absolute sense?
[08:40] <ikonia> emma: which means it will be aware of whats on the system and where
[08:40] <emma> so that the binary can be moved around?
[08:40] <ikonia> emma: yes
[08:40] <emma> ok
[08:46] <Voyage_> how to completely remove a package and its downloaded installer?
[08:46] <ikonia> Voyage_: what package?
[08:47] <Voyage_> ikonia,  krita
[08:47] <Voyage_> need to remove all. installer, settings etc
[08:47] <ikonia> how did you install it ?
[08:47] <Voyage_> ikonia,  apt-get install krita
[08:47] <alfatau> hello all. I've a strange problem with multiple displays and nvidia driver. even having configured xorg to use multiple monitors and having defined which is the order (leftof), after reboot that configuration is overridden and the order of monitors is inverted. can you help me? maybe I've not configured xorg properly, I'm actually unable to successfully debug the problem. thank you in advance
[08:48] <ikonia> so apt-get remove purge kirta
[08:48] <Voyage_> ikonia,  how to completely remove a package and its downloaded installer? I used apt-get purge krita and then apt-get install krita. it said Need to get 0 B/5,414 kB of archives.   So its using the same installer again
[08:48] <Peace-> Voyage_: sudo apt-get purge krita
[08:48] <Voyage_> Peace-,  ^
[08:48] <Peace-> Voyage_: installer ?? what do you mean , i mean , when you install you install it via apt-get install
[08:49] <ikonia> Voyage_: because it's in the cache
[08:49] <Peace-> Voyage_: if you want remove the downloaded package you need to do sudo apt-get clear
[08:49] <ikonia> Voyage_: why are you trying to purge it then re-install it ?
[08:49] <Voyage_> ikonia,  its faulty and giving errors
[08:50] <bekks> Voyage_: Which errors?
[08:50] <Voyage_> bekks,  cannot write text. keyboard and screen display errors
[08:50] <Peace-> Voyage_: ls /var/cache/apt/archives/
[08:50] <Peace-> srr
[08:50] <Peace-> Voyage_: ls /var/cache/apt/archives/ | grep -i krita
[08:50] <bekks> Voyage_: since you successfully installed it before, the installation package is fine.
[08:51] <ikonia> Voyage_: why do you think thats a problem with the package ?
[08:51] <Peace-> ikonia: weirdo ppa
[08:51] <ikonia> I think you need to address the problem, rather than guess at a fix
[08:51] <Peace-> that's
[08:51] <Voyage_> Peace-,  $ sudo apt-get clear
[08:51] <Voyage_> E: Invalid operation clear
[08:51] <Peace-> Voyage_: wiat  sec
[08:51] <ikonia> Voyage_: the package is checksummed before install/uncompress
[08:51] <sinasaharkhiz> http://askubuntu.com/questions/605158/is-it-possible-to-use-two-external-monitors-for-my-thinkpad-t440p-using-a-lenovo
[08:51] <ikonia> Voyage_: so the package will be fine
[08:51] <sinasaharkhiz> anyone got any idea?
[08:51] <Peace-> Voyage_:  sudo apt-get clean
[08:51] <bekks> Voyage_: clean, not clear.
[08:51] <Voyage_> Peace-,  krita_1%3a2.8.6-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb
[08:52] <Peace-> ok Voyage_so you can delete just that
[08:52] <Peace-> instead to clean everything
[08:52] <Voyage_> Peace-,  krita_1%3a2.8.6-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb <-- this is after purge.         so whats the point of purge then remove?
[08:52] <bekks> Voyage_: purge includes remove.
[08:52] <Peace-> Voyage_: because it will use that cached file to install krita again
[08:52] <bekks> Peace-: And? That file is fine.
[08:53] <Voyage_> hm
[08:53] <Peace-> bekks: he says he can't use krita well so ... i guess
[08:53] <bekks> Peace-: It is checksummed before installation, and installation went fine.
[08:53] <Voyage_>  sudo apt-get clean   removed the.db
[08:53] <bekks> Peace-: He gets error when using krita, not with installing it.
[08:53] <Peace-> bekks: sure sure but what if the package install a crap krita version ?
[08:53] <Voyage_> deb
[08:53] <ikonia> again - fix the problem, not guess at the solution
[08:53] <ikonia> Peace-: how will reinstalling fix that ?
[08:53] <Voyage_> by the way, how to reconfigure / fix a package by atp?
[08:54] <ikonia> Peace-: as it will still be the same problem version
[08:54] <Voyage_> apt
[08:54] <Peace-> ikonia: omg he said how to remove not how tinstlal
[08:54] <bekks> Peace-: Again: the file is checksummed before it is installed.
[08:54] <ikonia> Peace-: he's trying to re-install it
[08:54] <htqp> Peace-: the .deb is checked against the ubuntu repositories signing keys, so there's no way the package can install a borked softare without the packagers knowing it
[08:54] <Peace-> omg
[08:55] <Peace-> i used ppa and sometimes krita is messed
[08:55] <Peace-> so ...
[08:55] <ikonia> so what ?
[08:55] <bekks> Peace-: Even PPA packages are checksummed.
[08:55] <ikonia> I'm failing to see the point
[08:55] <Voyage_> its the same faulty package again.
[08:55] <Peace-> bekks: and who cares of checksumm
[08:55] <htqp> that's why you avoid ppas as possible, they are not checked by the UBUNTU repo maintainers
[08:55] <Peace-> if the bugs are in the app
[08:55] <Peace-> :S
[08:55] <Voyage_> policy says Version table:*** 1:2.8.6-0ubuntu1 0      500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ utopic/universe amd64 Packages
[08:56] <ikonia> Peace-: if the bugs are in the app - how will re-installing fix it ?
[08:56] <Peace-> ikonia: AGAIN I SAID HOW TO REMOVE A DEBIAN PACKAGE FORM CACHE
[08:56] <Peace-> ikonia: not how to re install
[08:56] <Peace-> omg i gonna to exit
[08:56] <ikonia> Peace-: yes, but you keep doing apt-get install after it
[08:56] <Peace-> this is maddnes
[08:56] <ikonia> suggesting your trying to re-install it
[08:56] <ikonia> hence how you know hte package is in cache
[08:56] <bekks> Peace-: You dont need to remove it from cache because the package itself is fine.
[08:57] <ikonia> and it's in cache because there is no newer version to update to
[08:57] <ikonia> if there was a newer version than the cache - it would download it
[08:57] <Peace-> ok do what you want i gonna to developmy apps
[08:57] <Voyage_> so what should I do?
[08:57] <Voyage_> bekks, ?
[08:57] <Peace-> Voyage_: have you added ppas ?
[08:58] <ikonia> Voyage_: what is the exact prolem
[08:58] <Peace-> bekks: to install krita?
[08:58] <Voyage_> no
[08:58] <Voyage_> ikonia,  krita is not stable working.
[08:58] <bekks> Peace-: He installed krita fine.
[08:58] <Peace-> bekks: again ?
[08:58]  * Voyage_ agrees with be
[08:58]  * Voyage_ agrees with bekks 
[08:59] <htqp> "when I do thse steps ... I get this exact error message (copy-paste) ... expected behavior is ..." << fill the dots
[08:59] <Peace-> Voyage_: krita works fine
[08:59] <bekks> Peace-: Of course. Since the installation went fine, the package itself isnt the problem.
[08:59] <bekks> Peace-: HIS krita does not work fine.
[08:59] <Peace-> bekks: it was not a question
[08:59] <bekks> Peace-: Thats why he is asking in here.
[08:59] <Voyage_> Peace-,  it doesnt. just not mine
[08:59] <Peace-> bekks: o k i guess i gonna to ignore you
[09:00] <Peace-> Voyage_: screenshot
[09:00]  * Voyage_ agrees with bekks 
[09:00] <ikonia> Voyage_: work it through with bekks
[09:00] <bekks> Voyage_: Can you describe the errors you get a bit further?
[09:03] <pikaciu> hi there
[09:05] <Voyage_> ikonia,  I am.
[09:05] <pikaciu> i would  like to know the   meaning of mount -o bind . I elaborate: when i boot from a livecd if i want to work on my root partition, i have to mount bind /dev /sys /proc .... WHY ? thanx
[09:05] <Voyage_> bekks, Peace-  when I press some letters like  'e' or some other for e.g in kirta. it does not types it but shows some shapes. http://oi58.tinypic.com/fxcf2w.jpg
[09:06] <Peace-> Voyage_: compiz activated?
[09:07] <Voyage_> Peace-,  whats compiz?
[09:07] <Voyage_> how to reconfigure an app?
[09:07] <Peace-> Voyage_:  i guess it's not an app problem but the compiz issue , well try this
[09:07] <Voyage_> Peace-,  whats compiz?
[09:08] <Peace-> Voyage_: go on krita settins => display
[09:08] <Peace-> let's try before this krita settings => display
[09:08] <Voyage_> Compiz /kɒmpɪz/ is a compositing window manager for the X Window System, using 3D graphics hardware to create fast compositing desktop effects
[09:09] <huig> hi, i am looking for a good guide about code obfuscation in c
[09:09] <Peace-> Voyage_: if you ar using ubuntu with unity you have compiz ...
[09:09] <Peace-> Voyage_: anyway before that try what i have said go on krita settings
[09:09] <Peace-> then display
[09:10] <Voyage_> Peace-,  I am on kubuntu with kde
[09:10] <Voyage_> Peace-,  i am in settings now
[09:10] <Peace-> Voyage_: ok perfect
[09:10] <OerHeks> huig, join ##c or ##c++ for that
[09:10] <Peace-> Voyage_: just go on settings => configure krita => display
[09:10] <huig> OerHeks, thanks
[09:10] <pikaciu> i would  like to know the   meaning of mount -o bind . I elaborate: when i boot from a livecd if i want to work on my root partition, i have to mount bind /dev /sys /proc .... WHY ? thanx
[09:11] <Voyage_> Peace-,  i am in settings now
[09:12] <Peace-> Voyage_: try to disable opengl
[09:12] <htqp> pikaciu: some programs need access to runtime data about hardware or software. The standard interface is via those directories. Ubuntu mounts them on /dev etc. by default, when you work in chroot you need to mount them manually
[09:12] <Voyage_> Peace-,  i am in settings now.  whats next
[09:12] <Voyage_> Peace-,  its already no enabled
[09:13] <Peace-> Voyage_: ok then try to enable
[09:13] <Peace-> i have  a different version of krita of couse
[09:13] <Peace-> so some stuff are different
[09:13] <Peace-> Voyage_: http://i.imgur.com/0jH8Mq4.jpg
[09:13] <Voyage_> Peace-, did that
[09:14] <Voyage_> Peace-, did that. no help
[09:14] <Voyage_> How to reconfigure an app by apt/dpkg?
[09:14] <Peace-> Voyage_: that is not a reconfigure problem
[09:14] <pikaciu> htqp. Thanx a lot.  so, i mount /dev/sda1 in /mnt ... after i chroot , then mount -o bind /dev  /mnt , /proc  /mnt ... etc,   ... it's right ?
[09:14] <Peace-> it's a video bug
[09:14] <Peace-> Voyage_: it's a video bug
[09:14] <Peace-> Voyage_: can your disable kwin effects?
[09:14] <Peace-> Voyage_: have you nvidia ?
[09:15] <htqp> mount -o bind /dev /mnt/dev
[09:15] <htqp> !chroot
[09:15] <pikaciu> htqp. ok
[09:17] <Peace-> Voyage_: btw there is a channel for krita
[09:17] <Voyage_> Peace-,  yes.
[09:17] <Voyage_> Peace-,  ok
[09:17] <Peace-> Voyage_: #krita
[09:17] <Voyage_> going there
[09:19] <MysticRed> Im using crouton, trying to install xfce trusty, but I always get not supported distrubution?
[09:19] <MysticRed> Here is message: trusty does not belong to any supported distribution.
[09:20] <MysticRed> Anyone know how to get this to work?
[09:20] <htqp> ask to crouton's tech support? channel #crouton, 39 ppl
[09:20] <htqp> or use debootstrap
[09:21] <MysticRed> ahh sorry didnt notice channel
[09:22] <htqp> well freenode seems to have a chan for almost every oss
[09:23] <MysticRed> cuul first time on freenode
[09:33] <Voyage_>  how can I get  Current stable release: 2.9  . the latest krita????
[09:35] <OerHeks> Voyage_, wait untill the 27th, vivid has got krita 2.9.2
[09:35] <OerHeks> http://packages.ubuntu.com/vivid/krita
[09:37] <Voyage_> OerHeks,  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dimula73/krita ?
[09:37] <OerHeks> PPA's are not supported, use at your own risc
[09:38] <Voyage_> OerHeks,  how do I remove this ppa?
[09:38] <what_ever_fi> I run apt get purge gpgv and now I lost everything, I can't even run apt get command
[09:41] <OerHeks> !ppapurge
[09:41] <what_ever_fi> @ubottu that was for me ?
[09:42] <OerHeks> what_ever_fi, no
[09:42] <what_ever_fi> ok
[09:44] <OerHeks> what_ever_fi, i think you deleted a systempackage, "gpgv is a stripped-down version of gnupg which is only able to check signatures."
[09:45] <what_ever_fi> Thank you, I am newbie trying now to re-install things, but I get always errors
[09:46] <what_ever_fi> apt -  get not there
[09:46] <htqp> you don't even have apt now, since apt has dependency on gpgv
[09:47] <what_ever_fi> that is right :D
[09:47] <htqp> but maybe you have apt-get so, apt-get install gpgv ?
[09:47] <ikonia> you can't apt-get something if apt-get is broken
[09:47] <ikonia> you'll need to grab the deb file and dpkg it
[09:49] <what_ever_fi_> and I got disconnected
[09:49] <what_ever_fi_> @htqp how to install anything back (apt at least)
[09:54] <ShalokShalom> hi there, how to get a log about my boot speed ?
[09:56] <OerHeks> !bootchart
[09:56] <ShalokShalom> thanks :D
[09:56] <OerHeks> de-install after use, else your /var/log/ will grow
[09:57] <ShalokShalom> ok
[09:58] <ShalokShalom> 0erHeks: is there a similar command in upstart available as well ?
[09:58] <ShalokShalom> like systemd-analyze blame ?
[09:59] <OerHeks> ShalokShalom, not that i know of
[10:00] <ShalokShalom> ok, thanks
[10:00] <ShalokShalom> this bootchart shows, why my system needs so long to boot, yes ?
[10:01] <OerHeks> it shows micro time for every part to load. big gaps can give you a clue about delays
[10:02] <OerHeks> some delays are normal, like auth wireless, that can take some time.
[10:03] <OerHeks> else dmesg can give you some info too> dmesg | more
[10:14] <what_ever_fi_> how to manually install gpgv ?
[10:15] <OerHeks> what_ever_fi_, download the deb package for your ubuntu version, and install it with ' sudo dpkg -i <package>.deb  '
[10:15] <OerHeks> hope that works, else backup your data and reinstall.
[10:16] <what_ever_fi_> Thx OerHeks the problem I was not able to find the right package,
[10:17] <Guest96257> hello! i'm hesitating between gnome 3 or plasma 5, actually, could you help me decide between kubuntu and ubuntu gome?
[10:21] <OerHeks> Guest96257, not really, try them out both? plasma5 is in beta iirc
[10:22] <sburjan> Hello. Is there an article on how to disable non-essential daemons/services in Ubuntu/Xubuntu ? I am installing on a very old lapto, and I am sure there are a lot of services I don\t need and that can boost performance if I disable them. I googled it, I saw some toold to do this, but is there a tutorial that explains all the daemons and what they do so I can chose which to disable ?
[10:22] <Guest96257> OerHeks: i tried them both, comming from mac, gnome is perfect except for its huge windows :S i and i like some things in kde like being able to set the touchpad (i'm on a macbook pro and i intend to use ubuntu as mu onlu OS)
[10:23] <Guest96257> kde looks goregeous but its task bar and workflow is SO windows that i feel lost, but its apps (krita, digikam, kdenlive are amazing)
[10:23] <Guest96257> so what i want is gnome workflow with kde apps lol
[10:23] <Celexi> you can use those apps in gnome
[10:24] <OerHeks> Celexi +1
[10:24] <Inoki> Guest96257: I would definitely recommed GNOME or anything based on it.
[10:24] <Guest96257> but isn't there any problem doing it?
[10:24] <Guest96257> i mean, mixing apps
[10:24] <Celexi> not really
[10:24] <OerHeks> you pull in a lot of dependencies, but it works.
[10:24] <Guest96257> Inoki: why to use gnome instead of kde?
[10:25] <Guest96257> OerHeks: and are they easy to unistall if i don't want the app related to any more?
[10:25] <Inoki> Guest96257: KDE is nice, but personally I find it bloated. GNOME is a lot simpler.
[10:26] <claude_> quit
[10:26] <Inoki> Guest96257: If you want something to help you get things done quickly and efficiently in a mobile like interface = very modern UI, that is designed to get things out of the way and get them done.
[10:27] <Guest96257> exactly in gnome i feel more productive
[10:28] <Guest96257> kde is playful for me
[10:28] <Guest96257> so is it anyway in gnome i can get my touchpad faster and more sensible?
[10:29] <Guest96257> ah! another big question, when a new release is launched, is it recommended to fresh install or is it ok just upgrading?
[10:31] <Inoki> Guest96257: You can customize anything necessary for productivity with GNOME, just as you can with about any DE. KDE is more for those who like to tweak their desktop to the max. Of course you can do that in any DE, but KDE offers a GUI for about every setting.
[10:31] <Inoki> About upgrades, depends how you customize your system. If you use less 3rd party apps and more of those from the official repos I don't think you need to do a fresh install every once in a while.
[10:32] <Guest96257> im installing krita in ubuntu gnome right now and the amount of dependencies is WOA!
[10:32] <Inoki> Guest96257: Don't worry about that.
[10:33] <Guest96257> i will folow your advice, i really like gnomes workflow ^^
[10:33] <Guest96257> i still don0t get the use of Unity
[10:34] <Guest96257> but between gnome and kde, i'm really surprise people do this piece of perfection for free! :S
[10:34] <Inoki> Guest96257: If you install something originally meant for another DE of course it needs dependencies, but that doesn't mean that it would run any worse on another DE. I typically install software that requires more dependencies but never had issues of any kind.
[10:34] <Inoki> People know what people need, that's the beauty of it. Enjoy your system!
[10:35] <Guest96257> Inoki: so mixing kde apps in an gnome environment is not a bad thing?
[10:36] <Guest96257> the performance of those apps isn't going to be poor?
[10:37] <Inoki> Guest96257: I don't see how it's a problem. If the majority of apps you use are meant for another DE it would perhaps be recommended to use that one instead. But if you use only a few from KDE and the rest from GNOME use GNOME.
[10:37] <javnut> can I add comments to my bash history with #?
[10:38] <Guest96257> yeah right
[10:38] <Guest96257> i will figure out how to change kde apps icons in gnome :S
[10:38] <Guest96257> to make it more integrated
[10:40] <bekks> javnut: No.
[10:41] <Inoki> Guest96257: GNOME has some of the most interesting apps designed for it. I tried KDE apps in the past but didn't like them at all. They felt bloated. I tried Krita and although it's a good app to me it seems too overfeatured, that's why I use MyPaint, which is super simple and feels better. Again, personal preference. I like minimal settings and maximum result, that's how I pick my apps. E.g. I never used Rhythmbox and that's a GNOM
[10:41] <javnut> bekks: won't "foo #comment here" run anyway though?
[10:42] <bekks> javnut: Comments arent recorded in the history.
[10:42] <Guest96257> Inoki: do you know how to make default adwaita title bar smaller?
[10:43] <javnut> bekks: I just checked, yes they are
[10:44] <bekks> javnut: Are they? TIL, all other bash implementations on other OS dont record them.
[10:44] <javnut> cd Desktop #this makes the Desktop the current working directory
[10:44] <javnut> try it
[10:44] <Inoki> Guest96257: Not really, you might want to join #ubuntu-gnome and maybe someone there can help. Some theme related settings for GNOME are (I think) configured in their theme files. As I said before, GNOME offers customization, but theme specific stuff has to be done (I think) in the config files of a theme, unless you have a GUI for it like in KDE. I never bothered with this kind of stuff. I like themes as they are shipped.
[10:46] <Inoki> Guest96257: Should no one in #ubuntu-gnome be able to help you could always turn to GNOME-specific channels independent of distros.
[10:47] <Inoki> Guest96257: Plus there is the awesome Ask Ubuntu page and Ubuntu Forums.
[10:47] <Guest96257> oki thanks!
[10:55] <Aison> is there a package overlay that provides hplip 3.15.2 for Ubuntu 14.04?
[10:57] <MonkeyDust> !details | Aison i huess you mean lib (library), not lip
[10:58] <Aison> no, I mean hplip :) HP Linux Imaging and Printing
[10:59] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[10:59] <bodo_> hi. can anyone pls tell me what is this? http://i.imgur.com/JvLO2aB.png?1 i did set a pass and now everytime when i log in it makes me introduce the pass and its very annoing
[11:04] <bodo_> is there any1 able to answer my question?
[11:04] <rochelimit> That depends on what your question is.
[11:05] <bodo_> i did asked a few mins earlier
[11:05] <bodo_> can anyone pls tell me what is this? http://i.imgur.com/JvLO2aB.png?1 i did set a pass and now everytime when i log in it makes me introduce the pass and its very annoing
[11:05] <curccc> Hello, when I am running an Ubuntu script and make changes to that script while it is running, does it reread the changes I make?
[11:06] <curccc> And by that I mean a shell script.
[11:06] <curccc> (bash)
[11:09] <andcat> hey, I've got a question -- I have an ubuntu VM set up how I want it, and it's 8.04 [intentionally], so I can't upload it to ec2. I can use a default 8.04 ec2 image, but I'd want the state to be the same as my current one
[11:09] <rochelimit> @curccc, when you run a script it is loaded into memory, but editing is done on the version on disk.
[11:09] <andcat> long story short, is there some way of seeing all the new packages and/or files from a base install, so I can quickly do them all again?
[11:09] <curccc> rochelimit: are you sure?
[11:09] <curccc> "bash reads from the last byte position, so editing shifts the location of the current character being read."
[11:09] <rochelimit> So it won't re read the script unless you stop and restart it.
[11:10] <curccc> "bash is, indeed, interpreting the script "as you go"."
[11:10] <curccc> from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3398258/edit-shell-script-while-its-running
[11:12] <curccc> If that's the case, then it should be OK to edit bits of the script further down the script shouldn't it?
[11:12] <rochelimit> Curccc: interesting link. It seems to have caused disagreement. Have you experimented with a text script?
[11:13] <curccc> rochelimit: I will test it.
[11:14] <bodo_> Err http://ro.archive.ubuntu.com utopic-updates Release.gpg
[11:14] <bodo_>   Could not resolve 'ro.archive.ubuntu.com'
[11:14] <bodo_> Err http://ro.archive.ubuntu.com utopic-backports Release.gpg
[11:14] <bodo_>   Could not resolve 'ro.archive.ubuntu.com'
[11:15] <bodo_> why do i get this err trying to sudo apt-get update?
[11:15] <curccc> Yeah, looks like it reads it bit by bit.
[11:15] <bodo_> and there are more lines like this
[11:16] <curccc> Ok, so editing things downstream in the script looks fine, but upstream from the current bit seems to make problems.
[11:17] <curccc> That answers my question. Thanks.
[11:17] <rochelimit> Cheers
[11:18] <rochelimit> It may also be different depending how you edit the file. Looks to unpredictable to rely on.
[11:22] <bodo_> why when i do sudo apt-get update i get some err and ign?
[11:23] <ohai__> hello
[11:23] <ohai__> is anyone here?
[11:24] <bodo_> nvm i see that i can't get help on #ubuntu anymore
[11:24] <MonkeyDust> bodo_  maybe because the source or mirror is not available
[11:24] <ohai__> try other repository i guess
[11:24] <bodo_> MonkeyDust, and is there anything i can do?
[11:27] <MonkeyDust> bodo_  it's harmless
[11:27] <rochelimit> Bodu, do you need the backports? You could comment or the line in your apt-sources file.
[11:27] <rochelimit> That's "comment out"
[11:32] <monojin> Is there any place I can find up to date information on using gamepads with Ubuntu (like necessary packages, configuration, which brands are more likely to work)?
[11:33] <MonkeyDust> monojin  try #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:47] <Thenewone> Hi guys
[11:47] <Thenewone> i have ubuntu server how can i active icons ?
[11:47] <Thenewone> i have openbox as desktop
[11:51] <rochelimit> Thenewone, openbox is a window manager, so you'll need to install something to manage the desktop. I'm run openbox and I prefer an icon-less background.
[11:52] <Thenewone> rochelimit, you know how to active the icons ?
[11:53] <rochelimit> Some file managers can do it. Try Nautilus or PCmanFM.
[11:53] <Thenewone> ok what about thunar ?
[11:53] <Thenewone> nautilus
[11:54] <Thenewone> thanks
[11:55] <rochelimit> Thunar is lightweight, and doesn't offer desktop icons.
[11:55] <Thenewone> ok man thanks for the info
[11:55] <Thenewone> can i share with you my new setup for the desktop ?
[11:57] <colbyFree> hi folks, anyone here can help me diagnose bluetooth problems
[11:58] <colbyFree> device search shows nothing and my phone sees nothing
[11:58] <Thenewone> sorry man i have no idea
[11:58] <MonkeyDust> colbyFree  use blueman
[11:59] <colbyFree> k installing now, will see how I go :)
[12:03] <colbyFree> npe still can't see anything on PC or phone
[12:03] <Thenewone> https://i.imgur.com/SNigalO.png what do you guys think about my desktop on ubuntu server ???
[12:04] <colbyFree> I like, looks good
[12:05] <davevanloo> Thenewone cudoś, looks great!
[12:05] <Thenewone> thanks do you have any ideas to add ?
[12:05] <Thenewone> davevanloo, thanks
[12:06] <colbyFree> does the orange font not make it hard to read thou
[12:06] <colbyFree> on the terminal
[12:06] <davevanloo> well a launchpad of sorts.. maybe something you could make pre-programmed commands in colbyFree
[12:06] <Thenewone> when i move it on the face :D
[12:06] <colbyFree> makes sense :)
[12:07] <Thenewone> i will see davevanloo
[12:08] <davevanloo> oeps.. i said it to the wrong guy  that time LOL
[12:08] <Thenewone> i was thinkg ;D
[12:08] <Thenewone> thinking*
[12:09] <Thenewone> it's ok that's happen
[12:10] <davevanloo> heres my current desktop envirement :) http://i.imgur.com/2pCAfga.jpg Thenewone ;0
[12:10] <wallbroken> what "project sputnik" of Dell is?
[12:10] <davevanloo> any suggestions? im sure you have a lot hehe
[12:11] <Thenewone> davevanloo, you just kiked my a...
[12:11] <davevanloo> Thenewone: I did what? o.O
[12:11] <Thenewone> davevanloo, cool man it's op i like it
[12:11] <Thenewone> davevanloo, kiked my ass :D
[12:11] <davevanloo> ooh whahaha
[12:12] <davevanloo> Thenewone: well.. i can see my specs are way above yours yea lol.. or simply the fact i have 2 monitors? :P
[12:12] <Thenewone> davevanloo, i saw that i'm challegin a guys who is gonna make the best desktop
[12:13] <davevanloo> Thenewone: cool, i had heard about some sort of desktop widgets that would allow monitoring of my system simply as a desktop wallpaper kinda deal.., never found the software that did it though
[12:14] <Thenewone> davevanloo, is not conky ??
[12:14]  * davevanloo chuckles
[12:14] <davevanloo> just a little Thenewone
[12:15] <Thenewone> ok
[12:15] <davevanloo> this is my personal PC, not a server.., so i have some room to go for bling ;)
[12:16] <Thenewone> ;D cool
[12:16] <Thenewone> i install that just for my subject about vpn
[12:17] <Thenewone> it's runing on vbox
[12:17]  * davevanloo nods
[12:17] <Thenewone> linux is art
[12:17] <davevanloo> any one know of some good software for widget/wallpaper type monitoring tools bling?
[12:17] <colbyFree> ant art that dosent like my bluetooh :) any bluetooth experts in here
[12:18] <BluesKaj> Thenewone, it can be, in the right hands :-)
[12:18] <davevanloo> colbyFree: are you running latest updates?
[12:18] <davevanloo> also.. if its a laptop.. did you make sure the bluetooth is not dissabled using a fn key combo?
[12:18] <colbyFree> yes as far as I know, I run updates everyday cause thats what i do :)
[12:18] <Thenewone> lol :D
[12:18]  * davevanloo laughs
[12:18] <Thenewone> BluesKaj, yep :D
[12:19] <colbyFree> i assume my wifi won't work with the keyboard combo
[12:20] <colbyFree> when i do dmesg | grep -i blue
[12:20] <colbyFree> everything says initialized
[12:25] <andrea_> interstellar
[12:26] <BluesKaj> andrea_, this is not a file sharing channel
[12:27] <bodo_> what command i can use to see what is running in terminal in this moment? cuz ihave something running and i dont know what
[12:30] <Thenewone> use top
[12:31] <andrea_> irc.globalirc.it
[12:32] <colbyFree> lspci cmd shows no bluetooth device, does that mean the system dosen't see it at all
[12:46] <kokut> Hello, how can i change the brightness of the second monitor through the command line?
[12:47] <EriC^^> kokut: type ls /sys/class/backlight
[12:48] <kokut> EriC^^: acpi_video0 intel_backlight
[12:49] <colbyFree> any available bluetooth experts willing to help me :)
[12:50] <kokut> eric i think i'm just gonna use xrander
[12:50] <kokut> xrandr
[12:55] <EriC^^> kokut: try xbacklight
[12:56] <kokut> EriC^^: i use that for my notebook's screen
[12:56] <EriC^^> oh ok
[12:58] <tos-1> kokut: Afair xrandr --brightness does not increase the brightness of the backlight of your monitor. It does some fancy gamma manipluations.
[13:04] <kokut> anyone knows if theres something like yakuake but for gnome?
[13:06] <kokut> nvm i found guake :)
[13:11] <b3n_123> hi everyone .. any email notification you can recommend for Unity Ubuntu 14.04 ?
[13:11] <ozlinux> The Mate Repository "deb http://packages.mate-desktop.org/repo/ubuntu precise main" seems to have disappeared during past week, has it officially been retired or is it just down?
[13:12] <htqp> bodo_ pstree | less
[13:14] <b3n_123> anyone?
[13:18] <OerHeks> ozlinux, mate-desktop is back in ubuntu 14.10, that repo is not ours.
[13:25] <raj1> I have always userd iso images to install my vms. but how do I install these files for ubuntu core http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-core/releases/15.04/beta-2/
[13:25] <kokut> so, i installed tmux and i have a session, how do i issue commands to that session? :\
[13:27] <raj1> what will I get if I untar this package ubuntu-core-15.04-beta2-core-i386.tar.gz
[13:28] <AllanDaemon> Hi. I having trouble with `apt update`. The http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/source/Sources, as also .../universe/source/Sources  and .../universe/binary-amd64/Packages are giving `Hash Sum mismatch`. I changed the mirror, and deleted the files with `rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf` but it stills failing.
[13:31] <b3n_123> who's using gmail notificaiton?
[13:32] <colbyFree> any bluetooth people on want help me fix mine. please
[13:39] <gie_> halo
[13:47] <Istalantar> hello, can anyone help me with setting up a google print server? so far i followed this guide https://support.google.com/a/answer/2906017?hl=en ... only problem is, i cant use chrome only chromium, so i can't complete the guide, because those commands dont work for chromium
[13:56] <ozlinux> apt-get install mate-control-center : Depends: mate-desktop (>= 1.8.1+dfsg1-3), and mate-desktop is already the newest version, anybody else having this problem on 12.04 LTS?
[13:56] <OerHeks> Istalantar, then you are stuck, that guide only works on chrome
[13:58] <rgb-one> ozlinux: what repository did you download the mate desktop from? a ppa?
[14:01] <arobase> Hi, anyone can help about Linux auditing?
[14:03] <rgb-one> arobase: auditing in what context?
[14:04] <rgb-one> arobase: u want to test linux out?
[14:06] <reeed> hey all what's the difference between *.a and *.so files ?
[14:06] <rgb-one> reeed: you can google both if them and compare your results
[14:07] <OerHeks> dynamic and static libs
[14:07] <OerHeks> not sure is .a is static
[14:08] <OerHeks> is-if *
[14:09] <Istalantar> OerHeks: thats exactly the point, so, without chrome, no print server
[14:11] <OerHeks> Istalantar, why can't you use chrome ?
[14:13] <SchrodingersScat> that sounds logical though, if a 'google print server' requires chrome and you can't use chrome then you probably can't google print server?
[14:13] <Istalantar> OerHeks: doesnt run on my raspberrypi
[14:13] <OerHeks> SchrodingersScat, indeed, but i did a little research if someone found a way around chrome
[14:13] <OerHeks> Istalantar, rasp pi 2 ?
[14:15] <Istalantar> OerHeks: no, pi 1 B
[14:15] <OerHeks> Istalantar, why do you ask here for support, as you can't run ubuntu
[14:16] <ZmEu> Hello ! I'm installed ubuntu 12.04 LTS and they can't have LUKS/LVM Encryption... It's possible to full encryption when I'm already installed the OS ? and how
[14:17] <Istalantar> OerHeks: i could have chromium on ubuntu, so does it really matter?
[14:24] <ZmEu> Hello ! I'm installed ubuntu 12.04 LTS and they can't have LUKS/LVM Encryption... It's possible to full encryption when I'm already installed the OS ? and how
[14:25] <pikaciu> hi, little help  with external sata drive  (usb adapter)  ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/10800705/
[14:25] <pikaciu> thanx
[14:25] <pikaciu> i cannot mount /dev/sdb
[14:26] <MonkeyDust> !encrypt | ZmEu start here
[14:27] <pikaciu> lsusb says this: Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. SPIF30x Serial-ATA bridge
[14:27] <pikaciu> it sees the adapter but not the disk inside
[14:28] <pikaciu> it is broken ?
[14:29] <SJr> Why does the Lenovo say that they work closely with ensuring lenovo laptops are certified with ubuntu, then a laptop has a status that it is certified if ubuntu is preinstalled. But Lenovo does not sell a preinstalled version.
[14:29] <sutterp> rgb-one: The original repo was deb http://packages.mate-desktop.org/repo/ubuntu precise main where it worked fine, but this appears not to be available anymore.
[14:30] <rgb-one> sutterp: maybe you should upgrade to the latest LTS
[14:31] <sutterp> rgb-one Have changed them to sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-mate-dev/ppa sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-mate-dev/precise-mate, thats when the problem started
[14:32] <sutterp> rgb-one Can't do that at the moment, still have to support other 12.04 LTS installations
[14:32] <kam270> is there  any decent LVM gui tools out there ?
[14:32] <rgb-one> the problem is you may have the old mate desktop installed and you are trying to install mate desktop which is being retrieved from the ppa which requires the version of mate-desktop in the ppa
[14:33] <OerHeks> SJr, see this list, http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd031426, certifies has nothing to do with ubuntu preinstalled
[14:33] <sutterp> rgb-one I have removed all mate via synaptic before changing to the new repo
[14:33] <OerHeks> * certified
[14:34] <rgb-one> sutterp: run sudo apt-get autoremove
[14:36] <sutterp> rgb-one I did that several times, funny thing is sudo apt-get install mate-desktop results in mate-desktop is already the newest version
[14:37] <rgb-one> sutterp: did you do sudo apt-get update after adding the ppa and before downloading mate-desktop?
[14:37] <pikaciu> a little help  with external sata drive  (usb adapter)  ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/10800705/
[14:38] <sutterp> rgb-one sudo apt-get install mate-control-center results in mate-control-center : Depends: mate-desktop (>= 1.8.1+dfsg1-3)
[14:38] <sutterp> rgb-one Yes, I always do apt-get update and apt-get upgrade after changing anything in the repos
[14:39] <rgb-one> sutterp: yea. I am thinking that the mate you have installed was not being retrieved from the ppa?
[14:40] <rgb-one> sutterp: What you could do is purge mate-desktop and install mate-cotrol-center. It will retrieve the version of mate it requires
[14:40] <sutterp> rgb-one How do I check that, except that when running apt-get update, it seems to retrieve the data from there
[14:41] <ranger1> halloo
[14:43] <bigred15> What is .gvfs directory under the home dir? ..and more importantly, why do I have no permissions to it?
[14:43] <rgb-one> bigred15: I think it means gnome virtual file system
[14:43] <sutterp> rgb-one Synaptic reports mate desktop version 1.8.1+dfsg1-1~ppa1~precise1, yet mate mate-control-center wants mate-desktop (>= 1.8.1+dfsg1-3)
[14:44] <bigred15> hrmm, any idea why it exists? :|
[14:44] <rgb-one> bigred15: I think it is used by gnome applications such as nautilus
[14:45] <bigred15> Ahh, I see. Shame I don't ever use nautilus. Is it perhaps used by terminator by any chance? It only started showing up once I installed terminator :|
[14:46] <rgb-one> bigred15: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GVFS
[14:46] <bigred15> No, ignore that, what I asked was utterly stupid.
[14:46] <bigred15> Permissions are all messed up, seems someone else had a similar problem on the ubuntuforums which was solved by a reboot.
[14:47] <rgb-one> bigred15: what is the problem?
[14:48] <bigred15> .gvfs has permissions which are...weird: d?????????  ? ?      ?           ?            ? .gvfs
[14:50] <pikaciu> a little help  with external sata drive  (usb adapter)  ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/10800705/
[14:52] <sutterp> rgb-one purged mate-desktop, apt-get install mate-control-center : Depends: mate-desktop (>= 1.8.1+dfsg1-3)
[14:53] <rgb-one> sutterp: maybe there is a problem with the ppa
[14:57] <muchairani> hi
[14:57] <goeranh> hi
[15:02] <sutterp> rgb-one it looks that the two repos  ppa:ubuntu-mate-dev/ppa and ppa:ubuntu-mate-dev/precise-mate are out of step, as I can not install mate-desktop-environment-core etc, because they all depend on mate-control-center
[15:04] <rgb-one> sutterp: Maybe you could try another desktop
[15:05] <sutterp> rgb-one The other installed desktops run fine (gnome).
[15:05] <rgb-one> sutterp: work with it.
[15:06] <osa1> hi all. I'm trying to run a binary compiled in Ubuntu, and apparently it's dynamically linked with libffi.so.6. the problem is, I don't think version 6 of that library is ever released, it seems like most recent version is 4: https://sourceware.org/libffi/ any ideas what version is installed as libffi.so.6 on Ubuntu?
[15:07] <sutterp> rgb-one: Thanks for your help, hopefully this gets fixed soon, I like mate better than unity
[15:07] <cribbageSTARSHIP> can I use thee "at" command to schedule apt-get update/upgrade/dist-upgrade?
[15:08] <rgb-one> sutterp: You are welcome, All the best
[15:09] <colbyFree> Finally got Bluetooth working... phew... any1 with BT issues relating to Realteck wifi/BT combo I can help
[15:10] <xaviercracks> hola
[15:11] <phaenon> !cups
[15:12] <xaviercracks> hola
[15:13] <MonkeyDust> phaenon  next time, do  /msg ubottu !cups
[15:15] <colbyFree> any recommendations for learning linux beginner from the bash i presume
[15:15] <EriC^^> colbyFree: /join #bash they got some guides in the topic i thik
[15:15] <EriC^^> *think
[15:15] <colbyFree> cool will try that
[15:16] <colbyFree> i was installing drivers for BT today and kept typing cd.. to go back a directory... lol which obv didn't work so I kept restarting the terminal  :P
[15:17] <MonkeyDust> colbyFree  it's cd ..
[15:17] <EriC^^> colbyFree: yeah that happens first
[15:17] <colbyFree> ah just a space I was missing
[15:17] <EriC^^> colbyFree: cd alone takes you to your home dir
[15:18] <colbyFree> lol well away to check #bash
[15:18] <EriC^^> colbyFree: and tab completion is a better than sliced bread
[15:18] <EriC^^> *is better
[15:18] <colbyFree> ah i learnt that quick
[15:19] <colbyFree> especially for driver names
[15:25] <teromous> hello
[15:25] <pikaciu> a little help  with external sata drive  (usb adapter)  ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/10800705/
[15:26] <teromous> Ubuntu plays this bongo sound at the login screen, is there any way to turn it off? It's pretty tchotchke...
[15:36] <pikaciu> first part solved: the data drive needs a double usb cable ... but now i got this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/10801245/
[15:37] <pikaciu> how can i solve ? formatting ?
[15:37] <teromous> can anyone help? this bongo sound is driving me nuts, I'm using Ubuntu with Cinnamon...trying to disable this annoying bongo login sound thing...
[15:38] <arobase> How do you audit a linux server?
[15:40] <om> hlo every one
[15:40] <MonkeyDust> arobase  there's alos #ubuntu-server
[15:41] <om> wht?
[15:41] <MonkeyDust> om  please use proper english
[15:41] <om> ok..
[15:42] <SchrodingersScat> teromous: should be able to mute system sounds in the volume controls.
[15:42] <bigred15> anyone know how to delay audio on linux? trying to synchronise sport radio commentary (online digital stream), output it through 3.5mm to amp, and line it up with the sport broadcast on TV?
[15:42] <om> sory
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> bigred15  i guess the people in #ubuntustudio can help you better
[15:45] <bigred15> cheers
[15:45] <pikaciu> yippi yaye i did it ? and you didn't hel me :-P
[15:45] <c0mrad3> my pendrive is showing 4mb instead of 16 gb can any one help me with it
[15:46] <pikaciu> i used thid : mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb then /sdb1 and /sdb2
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> c0mrad3  like in, 12GB used?
[15:46] <c0mrad3> nope :( MonkeyDust
[15:46] <c0mrad3> I wan't to know if it's a hardware problem or bcoz of some virus
[15:47] <om> you have to use windows for it
[15:48] <c0mrad3> fine I have a win lap with me om
[15:48] <om> ohk then just insert your pendrive
[15:49] <tuca> alguien sabe usar instrumentos virtuales?
[15:50] <MonkeyDust> !es
[15:50] <om> fuck out basterd
[15:51] <MonkeyDust> om  please leave
[15:51] <SchrodingersScat> !guidelines
[16:03] <Olxd> yoo
[16:03] <Olxd> any one running kali
[16:04] <MonkeyDust> Olxd  kali is not suported here
[16:04] <Olxd> why not
[16:04] <MonkeyDust> Olxd  type /j #kali
[16:05] <Olxd> you a hacker>?
[16:05] <MonkeyDust> Olxd  you're in the wrong channel
[16:07] <rgb-one> pikaciu: mkfs.ext4 should be on the partitions, ie, /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda2. /dev/sda is the main device. by partitioning you are dividing that device into smaller pieces.
[16:07] <rgb-one> think of a whole pizza or cake as /dev/sda
[16:09] <rgb-one> for each piece you cut of that pizza it will represent a partiton. If you cut 4 pieces you have 4 partitions, /dev/sda1 - /dev/sda4
[16:12] <c0mrad3> olxd join #kali-linux
[16:12] <c0mrad3> Olxd: join #kali-linux
[16:12] <WileTheCoyote> hello everyone
[16:13] <WileTheCoyote> i'm using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS; is possible to change the resolution of the screen?
[16:13] <compdoc> we dont allow harassing roadrunners in here, bucko
[16:13] <MonkeyDust> WileTheCoyote  use arandr, a frontend to xrandr
[16:15] <WileTheCoyote> so nothing in the Control panel?
[16:16] <rgb-one> WileTheCoyote: System Settings -> Display
[16:16] <MonkeyDust> WileTheCoyote  I reckoned you checked that already... it's Displays in the control panel
[16:16] <ashzilla> hi
[16:16] <ashzilla> where do i go to unsubscribe to bug reports
[16:16] <optik_> hey i cant join freebsd but im trying to install kde in freebsd i installed it completely no problem but it wont run by default or by startkde command it says no display any help
[16:17] <xangua> optik_: /join #freenode
[16:17] <optik_> k thx xxangua
[16:17] <ph> hy !!
[16:20] <rgb-one> optik_: have you installed xorg-xinit?
[16:20] <optik_> no rgb i dont know what that is it just says no display im thinking i have to set up some file configs or something
[16:21] <optik_> startkde command doesnt work either i installed kde properly though
[16:21] <optik_> should i just get a book on freebsd and learn it myself
[16:21] <sarma> buster.sarma@gmail.com
[16:22] <optik_> im going to try google for instructions see if i can print them out any help to a website would be intresting and helpful
[16:22] <rgb-one> optik_: do you have a .xinitrc file set up?
[16:22] <MonkeyDust> optik_  this is the #ubuntu support channel, not freebsd
[16:22] <sarma> sarma
[16:22] <optik_> no i dont rgb-one
[16:22] <optik_> what should i put in there
[16:22] <optik_> .xinitrc
[16:23] <rgb-one> optik_: exec startkde
[16:23] <optik_> just add that line in there
[16:23] <rgb-one> optik_: yea
[16:23] <rgb-one> optik_: then you can run startx
[16:23] <optik_> okay and that will take care of the no display message and start kde
[16:23] <optik_> startx
[16:23] <optik_> okay thx
[16:24] <rgb-one> optik_: assuming you have the xorg-xinit package installed
[16:24] <optik_> exec startkde in xinitrc file
[16:24] <rgb-one> optik_: if not then it won't work
[16:24] <optik_> i do
[16:24] <rgb-one> ok it should work
[16:24] <optik_> when you install kde it installs alot i think it intalls that
[16:24] <optik_> or i can install it i will check it out
[16:24] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Hello!
[16:25] <Emmanuel_Chanel> libpam-smbpass upgraded?
[16:25] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Is libpam-smbpass on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS upgraded?
[16:25] <xangua> !latest | Emmanuel_Chanel
[16:30] <markcdgyw8effcw> #lockresearch
[16:30] <markcdgyw8effcw> irc.freenode.net
[16:31] <Fuchs> markcdgyw8effcw: try  /join #lockresearch        (whatever that is)
[16:32] <sburjan> xubuntu
[16:33] <sburjan> Hello. Is there an article on how to disable non-essential daemons/services in Ubuntu/Xubuntu ? I am installing on a very old lapto, and I am sure there are a lot of services I don\t need and that can boost performance if I disable them. I googled it, I saw some toold to do this, but is there a tutorial that explains all the daemons and what they do so I can chose which to disable ?
[16:34] <reeed> sburjan: i chose to use Lubuntu  -- lightweight, minimal services
[16:35] <rgb-one> sburjan: check the system monitor
[16:36] <rgb-one> rgb-one: it will list all running processes
[16:37] <rgb-one> rgb-one: if you see one that doesn't look useful or is consuming alot of memory you can investigate it.
[16:39] <Bashing-om> sburjan: A LOT easier to build up ( from minimal install ) than to tear down and a LOT less problematic.
[16:39] <kodekracker> i got a problem while connecting OPENVPN .Is anybody help me ???
[16:40] <MonkeyDust> kodekracker  simply ask your question and wait
[16:42] <kodekracker> okk
[16:57] <pikaciu> which is the  proper linux filesystem type for an   external sata hhd ?
[16:57] <MonkeyDust> pikaciu  ubuntu uses ext4
[16:59] <pikaciu> MonkeyDust,   i use it but it did a mess ... so i put in win (ntfs - disk Managment) reput in Ubu and all was fine :-(
[17:00] <pikaciu> MonkeyDust,   i want to format this drive in  Ubu with a ext type ... but i'm afraid to get all I/O  errors
[17:00] <MonkeyDust> pikaciu  ntfs does not support linux permissions
[17:01] <pikaciu> MonkeyDust,   i know :-P
[17:01] <pikaciu> MonkeyDust,   this is why i wanna format with ext type
[17:03] <kokut> Hello, anyone knows how to scroll up in a guake instance?
[17:05] <marjinal1st> How can I create a wifi hotspot in Ubuntu, using terminal?
[17:09] <kokut> the scroll doesn't work in guake, anyone knows something i can try?
[17:10] <zykotick9> kokut: i'd suggest using a real terminal... YMMV
[17:10] <kokut> zykotick9: i'm running guake + tmux, its the best tbh
[17:11] <zykotick9> kokut: does tmux's scroll work?  <prefix>+[
[17:13] <kokut> zykotick9: yea it does, seems a bit too much, prefix + [ is there a way to change that to the freaking arrows
[17:14] <zykotick9> kokut: i'd guess there is... perhaps #tmux can help?
[17:14] <mehn> which version of ubuntu should i install on a 5 year old netbook with a 10.1" screen and 1gb of ram?
[17:14] <kokut> yea i'm asking there
[17:15] <xangua> mehn: I'd guess Xubuntu or Lubuntu, dependong of the resources
[17:16] <kbdhelp> got microsoft 2000 keyboard and the launch 1 through 5 keys don't work. the launch 1 through 5 work fine on my microsoft 3000 keyboard. no seeing anything for the launch 1 through 5 keys in xev on ms 2000. any idea how to advance? did searchs but not finding anyone with my problems.
[17:19] <thenewon1> where is the folder where i put my fonts ?
[17:19] <thenewon1> for the whol system not my user account
[17:19] <thenewon1> Hi first :D
[17:20] <thenewon1> hello guys
[17:20] <thenewon1> where is the font folder in ubuntu ?
[17:20] <thenewon1> found it :D
[17:20] <thenewon1> just type in terminal hwereis fonts
[17:21] <mehn> xangua: aren't there netbook specific versions of ubuntu still?
[17:22] <xangua> mehn: you jsut went way back 5 years ago
[17:25] <MonkeyDust> !mini | mehn explore this
[17:27] <stefan93_> I have 2gb of ram should I get ubuntu 32 or 64 bit?
[17:28] <compdoc> 64bit
[17:28] <xangua> stefan93_: what proccesor¿
[17:28] <pikaciu> 32bit can read only 2G
[17:29] <stefan93_> AMD Athlon II x2 215
[17:29] <stefan93_> 2.71Ghz
[17:29] <pikaciu> i'll add ram and use 64
[17:29] <stefan93_> i wont add ram on this pc
[17:29] <stefan93_> this is old pc and not for everyday use
[17:29] <stefan93_> i just want optimal architecture
[17:30] <stefan93_> also I screwed my ubuntu and now I want to reinstall ext4 will my old ubuntu /home be saved in /backuphome or something? I have in dual windows too
[17:30] <xangua> (12:28:57) pikaciu: 32bit can read only 2G - fake
[17:30] <compdoc> use 64bit
[17:30] <pikaciu> ??????
[17:31] <stefan93_> compdoc, why 64 bit?
[17:31] <compdoc> there is no advantage to running a 32bit OS on a 64bit cpu
[17:31] <pikaciu> xangua... i emant in windows
[17:31] <pikaciu> xangua... i meant in windows
[17:31] <pikaciu> :P
[17:31] <pikaciu> sorry
[17:31] <compdoc> ubuntu 64bit is a very great OS
[17:32] <stefan93_> compdoc, how do you know my cpu is 64?
[17:32] <thegrreat> Im trying to boot windows 7 beside ubuntu but when starting computer and changing so it boots from my usb drive "WINDOWS INSTALLER" it just goes into ubuntu whatever i do
[17:32] <stefan93_> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103712
[17:32] <stefan93_> it only says 64 bit support: Yes
[17:32] <stefan93_> is that it?
[17:33] <MonkeyDust> stefan93_  what's the very last line, when you type this in a terminal     sudo dmidecode --type 4
[17:33] <stefan93_> im not in linux now
[17:33] <compdoc> its was an ok cpu in its day. I built systems with that cpu, and many others
[17:33] <stefan93_> as i cant access it
[17:33] <thegrreat> Im trying to boot windows 7 beside ubuntu but when starting computer and changing so it boots from my usb drive "WINDOWS INSTALLER" it just goes into ubuntu whatever i do
[17:33] <stefan93_> ok im downloading 64 bit
[17:34] <thegrreat> Can someone help me with this please ? :P
[17:34] <compdoc> you could probably find a low cost cpu upgrade for it on ebay, since AM3 is fairly recent
[17:34] <stefan93_> compdoc, my cpu is good I guess
[17:35] <stefan93_> I have at home i7 cpu which runs super fast
[17:36] <compdoc> more cores is nice
[17:37] <stefan93_> but i have shitty gigatron motherboard
[17:37] <stefan93_> im thinking abut swithng it
[17:37] <stefan93_> about*
[17:38] <stanmcm> thegrreat, check your pm
[17:38] <thegrreat> how do i check it ? XD
[17:38] <stanmcm> Should look like another channel
[17:40] <stanmcm> or just leave....lol Why do I try?
[17:40] <thegrreat> New to this irc program cant find my pm :P
[17:41] <stanmcm> Which one are you using?
[17:41] <stefan93_> irssi
[17:41] <stefan93_> simple ctcp tells you
[17:41] <thegrreat> Im using irssi
[17:42] <stanmcm> Eh, I don't know anything about irc myself.  lol.
[17:44] <stanmcm> Just send me a msg /m stanmcm message
[17:46] <pikaciu> it's possible to have a dual boot with windows 7 Starter on  nb ?
[17:49] <stanmcm> thegrreat, Whenever I've had the problem your are describing it's normally a problem with how the USB drive was created.  Microsoft has an article about creating one from the ISO.  Check it out.  https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/windows-usb-dvd-download-tool
[17:50] <momomo> I am on ubuntu and I have two similar screens. Is there a way I can make them both expand and act as one screen?
[17:50] <Bashing-om> thenewon1: PM: in the statusbar -> Act: ; you see a number in red -> /win<#> to change to the PM window.\
[17:50] <momomo>  so I am thinking that if I can just use on screen and have it merge with the second
[17:58] <stefan93_> ok now I burned ubuntu 14.04 to dvd
[17:58] <stefan93_> now I boot from bios however will I be prompted option to save old backup of ubuntu in /backuphome  of /home ?
[18:00] <pikaciu> stefan93_, it 'll  ask you if you want install on all disk or alongside of other systems
[18:00] <stefan93_> I already have windows 7 and lubuntu
[18:00] <EriC^> stefan93_: which lubutu
[18:00] <stefan93_> I want to screw lubuntu but to save /home to /backuphome all from install
[18:00] <stefan93_> i dont know
[18:00] <stefan93_> this is old system
[18:02] <pikaciu> stefan93_, if home is on different partition you can save it
[18:02] <stefan93_> ok got it
[18:02] <stefan93_> ok brb installing it
[18:04] <superboot> Hi all. I'm installing Ubuntu 14.04 alternative cd on a UEFI motherboard. I've finished the install, and when booting, I get a black screen and a flashing cursor. Where should I start to troubleshoot this?
[18:04] <EriC^> !nomodeset | superboot
[18:04] <superboot> EriC^: Thanks. I'm checking it out now.
[18:08] <Pekkis> Hi, I need help for Ericsson F5521gw Mobile Broadband modem
[18:08] <arobase>  I'm searching for any best-practices and tools for auditing system configuration. Can you help with any docs or tools?
[18:11]  * zykotick9 wonders what "auditing system configuration" might mean...
[18:12] <west536457640> samsung notebook ubuntu 14.04 - browser (ff/chromium) video playback choppy or freezes - vlc plays video fine... can anyone help troubleshoot this?
[18:13] <MonkeyDust> west536457640  try html5
[18:14] <pikaciu> west536457640, i got a netboook Acer Aspire One AOD255E too, and it's not working well with ubu
[18:15] <west536457640> pikaciu, yes same here, just going to check if it is html5 also as MonkeyDust suggests
[18:16] <pikaciu> west536457640, i'll do the same -^_^-
[18:16] <MonkeyDust> west536457640  youtube.com/html5
[18:17] <west536457640> ok, youtube html5 player runs fine in chromium here, so it is the flash :(
[18:18] <west536457640> maybe i need to uninstall pepper-flash and use the default one
[18:18] <pikaciu> west536457640, chrome uses pepper, chromium i  don't know
[18:19] <west536457640> thats right pikaciu , but you can make chromium use pepper also - which i did, now going to undo it
[18:19] <pikaciu> good
[18:26] <restless> is there any group for prolog help?
[18:27] <barneygale_> Hi. How can I tell what wifi standard my wifi connection is using (g/n/ac/etc)?
[18:28] <west536457640> yep, used to love flash, but not going to run win7 partition just to watch a video :)
[18:34] <MonkeyDust> restless  you mean a channel?
[18:34] <superboot> restless: ##prolog?
[18:35] <superboot> restless: try /m alis list *prolog*
[18:36] <MonkeyDust> what's prolog?
[18:37] <restless> MonkeyDust, superboot thank you. and what about LISP?
[18:37] <MonkeyDust> restless  ask your qsuestions here and wait
[18:41] <restless> ok got it, thank you
[18:41] <dorelyo> can somebody tell me why I get no feedback after I use gksudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf
[18:41] <dorelyo> ?
[18:42] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  what feedback do you mean? it would open the file in gedit
[18:42] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: it doesn't open anything
[18:43] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  try gksu, not gksudo
[18:43] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: just asked my password
[18:43] <dorelyo> same resuld with gksu
[18:44] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  yes, it's because the file is outside /home
[18:44] <dorelyo> how do I open gksudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf
[18:44] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  then in a terminal type   sudo -e /etc/sysctl.conf
[18:45] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  i juest suggested to use gksu, instead of gksudo
[18:45] <dorelyo> /etc/sysctl.confbash: /etc/sysctl.conf: Permission denied
[18:46] <dorelyo> I need to open synctl.conf as su to edit the swappiness
[18:46] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  in a terminal, type ls /etc/sysctl.conf
[18:46] <ichilton> Anyone know about Ubuntu + NetworkManager + dnsmasq? - how is network manager telling dnsmasq about the resolvers for the network connection? - I can see the ones you set in NM are used by tcpdump'ing but they don't seem to be written to the config file for dnsmasqfrom what I can see?
[18:47] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  what's the output of   ls -l /etc/sysctl.conf
[18:48] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: ls: cannot access /etc/synctl.conf: No such file or directory
[18:48] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  ok, so it's not there
[18:48] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  what's the output of   cat /etc/issue
[18:49] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: elementary OS Freya \n \l
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  elementary is not supported here
[18:49] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: I know.. but it's based on Ubuntu 14.04
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  based on, but too different from... as you just noticed
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  type /j #elementary
[18:50] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: thank you anyway
[18:52] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: what flavor of ubuntu do you use?
[18:54] <superboot> EriC^: Hey that nomodeset thing worked! Thnaks a bunch!
[18:56] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: I used sudo scratch-text-editor  /etc/sysctl.conf
[18:56] <EriC^> superboot: great! np
[18:57] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: and it worked... they told me elementary doesn't have gedit use
[18:59] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  now you know you're in the channel here
[19:00] <rainbowwarrior> Hi all I am using DvdStyler and I am now trying to burn to dvd yet it is just sitting there and not doing anything how can I fix this please ? ( I have same problem with creating image too )
[19:01] <MonkeyDust> dorelyo  now you know you're in the wrong channel here*
[19:01] <dorelyo> MonkeyDust: I know but it was kinda related
[19:02] <superboot> Hi all. Trying to install the AMD graphics drivers, and their download for for Ubuntu 64bit downloads a 0bite file. Can someone else check this for me to confirm that their link is infact broken? http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Ubuntu+x86+64
[19:03] <keithclark> I'm trying to write an iso file to a usb stick, but I cannot get it to work at all.  I'm using the Startup Disk Creator and it shows the stick, but with 0.0 Free Space.  What am I doing wrong?
[19:04] <MonkeyDust> keithclark  i guess your hidden .Trash-1000 file is 100% full, simply delete it
[19:05] <keithclark> MonkeyDust, there is no hidden trash directory/file
[19:06] <Ozz> is it formatted the right way?
[19:06] <keithclark> Ozz, I can only assume so.  I used GParted to format to ext4
[19:06] <bprompt> keithclark:    what's the usb stick device mapping?    /dev/sdb?
[19:07] <keithclark> bprompt, sdc
[19:07] <pikaciu> keithclark, are you using an hub or is plugged directly ?
[19:07] <zykotick9> keithclark: i'd suggest "sudo cp file.iso /deb/sdc" but YMMV
[19:08] <hunteriam> guys i click on fglrx-updates in additional drivers, and then click apply, and it just ticks back to the default
[19:08] <keithclark> pikaciu, directly plugged in
[19:08] <hunteriam> whats going on? i have r9 290
[19:08] <keithclark> When I look at the drive in GParted, it shows a key icon next to the Partition name.....is that normal?
[19:08] <bprompt> keithclark:    ok...then do a  ->   sudo dd   if=PATH/TO/YOUR/ISOFILE.iso   of=/dev/sdc  <--- depending on how big the iso is, and the usb port  is, if it's say, a 1gb iso, and usb 2.0 port on an usb 2.0 stick, then it'd take around 10mins
[19:09] <Ozz> keithclark, did you try or other utilities? Can you try to unmount all partitions and delete and create them again
[19:10] <keithclark> Ozz, I tried to copy a file to it and it will not accept the file.  It does not give me the option to paste it to it.  Maybe a permissions problem?
[19:11] <zykotick9> Ozz: fyi, formatting the target USB is only required for unetbootin...  all other methods will overwrit the partitions with the contents of the ISO...
[19:12] <xcfg> Ubuntu LAstest LTS New install have bug, language of Firefox no change to russian
[19:12] <xcfg> local i mean
[19:12] <xcfg> How to change localisation in Firefox?
[19:12] <pikaciu> keithclark, you  could try with linuxpendrive
[19:13] <keithclark> I am trying with the dd command at the moment.
[19:14] <pikaciu> pizza time :-P
[19:15] <pizzaops> It's pizza time all the time.
[19:19] <furkan> anybody know if it's possible to add multiple attachments to a comment on a bug report?
[19:19] <Bashing-om> superboot: See: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/1424491 .
[19:19] <EriC^> furkan: you can always zip/tar them
[19:20] <furkan> EriC^: yeah ok i'll just do that... i thought it would be more convenient for the guy looking at them otherwise
[19:22] <thegrreat> After i installed ubuntu it will only boot up ubuntu it does not recognize bootable usb or cd
[19:23] <thegrreat> I made a bootable windows 7 install usb but my pc wont recognize it even tho i changed boot order to my usb drive
[19:23] <Bashing-om> thegrreat: After changing the boot prioroty in bios ?
[19:23] <thegrreat> Yes i did it
[19:23] <thegrreat> Still does not recognize the bootable usb
[19:23] <thegrreat> It works on my other computer so nothing wrong with the usb
[19:23] <hunteriam> steams not working at all for me
[19:24] <hunteriam> i dont understand im having so much trouble with installs lately...
[19:24] <hunteriam> steam gives me seg fauolt after failed to load public/steambootsrtapper_english.txt
[19:24] <Bashing-om> thegrreat: Then that suggest that bios does not find boot code on the USB drive .
[19:24] <hunteriam> is this cause im using uefi?
[19:24] <hunteriam> it was working fine last time i installed
[19:24] <hunteriam> this is so frustrating
[19:24] <mskbd> just can't get the Launch 1 through Launch 5 keys on this new MS 2000 keyboard working.
[19:24] <thegrreat> Seems like my computer only can boot linux distr from usb or hard drive but not windows or anyother os
[19:25] <mskbd> I'm doing an "xev" and these keys just won't show at all
[19:25] <thegrreat> This happened after installing ubuntu
[19:25] <mskbd> all the other keys are responding
[19:25] <Bashing-om> thegrreat: secure boot ? UEFI ?
[19:25] <thegrreat> I tested everything
[19:26] <thegrreat> It works perfectly when booting any linux dist from usb or cd
[19:26] <mskbd> I was having something similar with a gaming keyboard. I learned that "macro keys" are using some special drivers ... and these drivers are proprietary and not supplied for linux
[19:26] <mskbd> so I just returned that gaming keyboard
[19:26] <thegrreat> but when it comes to something like windows it just skips to ubuntu xD
[19:26] <mskbd> but I had good look with the MS 3000. Got like keys like XF86Launch5 to show up.
[19:27] <hunteriam> how do i uninstall, redownload, and reinstall a package?
[19:27] <hunteriam> please could someone help me im dying here./..
[19:27] <mskbd> but on this new MS 2000, I get nothing for the launch keys. It was made in October 2014 ... so just half a year back.
[19:27] <Bashing-om> hunteriam: -> sudo apt-get install --reinstall <package_name> .
[19:28] <thegrreat> so im kinda screwed at the moment since i want to be able to dual boot windows and play games...
[19:28] <hunteriam> Bashing-om: that didnt redownloda it
[19:28] <hunteriam> i dont think thats the rigth command
[19:28] <mskbd> I have a specific question. If "xev" is showing nothing in Ubuntu, does that mean the key is basically going to be dead. Nothing we can do on Ubuntu?
[19:28] <rspags> having trouble manually partitioning ubuntu on ssd & hdd. Any one available for a couple of questions?
[19:29] <mskbd> The more general question is if anyone has heard abuot the MS keyboards being changes recently?
[19:29] <Bashing-om> hunteriam: What package, and I will check that it is in the 14.04 repository .
[19:29] <hunteriam> Bashing-om: steam
[19:30] <mskbd> I'm also trying to find a good keyboard with extra multimedia keys that would work on ubuntu. Not specifically tied to the MS keyboard or anything. Just that I had good luck a few years ago.
[19:30] <thegrreat> rspags - use linux live CD/USB and use gpart application to edit partitions
[19:31] <thegrreat> Theres many tutorials out on google how to use it :P
[19:31] <Bashing-om> hunteriam: steam >> " Filename: pool/multiverse/s/steam/steam_1.0.0.45-1ubuntu1_i386.deb " // have you enebaled the 'multiverse' repository ... OR installed steam from PPA ?
[19:33] <rspags> thegrreat, looking at gparted and partitions look correct.
[19:33] <rspags> sda1 fat32 boot flag
[19:34] <bn> HOW INSTALL NVIDIA?
[19:34] <thegrreat> What do you mean rspags ?
[19:35] <rspags> thegrreat, sda1 fat32 boot flag sda2 /  sdb1 /home sdb2 swap
[19:35] <Finetundra> Has anyone been able to run Narbacular Drop in 14.04?
[19:35] <bn> HOW INSTALL NEW NVIDIA DRIVER?
[19:36] <bn> HEEYYY?!?!
[19:37] <bn> WHY SOFTWARE CENTER NOT HAVE NEW NVIDIA DRIVER?
[19:37] <Bashing-om> bn: If the card is supported, install from the software center , else PPA when all else fails from the Nvidia site . what card  ? -> sudo lshw -C display <- .
[19:37] <bn> 173 lastest in center
[19:37] <bn> wtf?
[19:37] <bn> where new?
[19:38] <bn> Center have no 300X drivers
[19:38] <bn> wtf?
[19:38] <Bashing-om> !latest | bn
[19:39] <bn> i need 300
[19:39] <thegrreat> rspags, alright i checked my partitions and it looks correct so it does not look like that's the problem.
[19:39] <bn> and no 173
[19:39] <bn> Center have only old nvidia drivers
[19:39] <bn> fix plesae
[19:40] <bn> nvidia-173: Depends: x11-common (>= 1:7.0.0) но 1:7.7+1ubuntu8.1 должен быть установлен             Depends: xorg-video-abi-15 но это виртуальный пакет
[19:40] <thegrreat> rspags, Even if there was something wrong with the partitions i should still be able to boot a bootable usb if changing the bios boot order.
[19:40] <bn> lol,
[19:40] <bn> f bugs
[19:40] <bn> wtf?
[19:40] <bn> i cant install even old driver
[19:40] <bn> in Center
[19:41] <bn> fix bugs please
[19:41] <bn> How install new nvidia driver?
[19:42] <thegrreat> 2 days of trying to get my computer to usb bootable windows 7 and still no luck im loosing faith in everything xDDD
[19:42] <hecatae> hi currently directly upgrading from quantal to trusty, anyone done this before and what is likely to break?
[19:43] <brunch875> Hello!
[19:43] <geekstay> Hi everyone. I have several computers with different tools installed on it. I would like to synchronize them and have something like Microsoft Azure, "in the cloud". For example, if I install android Studio with several version sdk on PC1, I would like to be able to use a "simple" command to synchronize it on PC2 withouth passing by SDK manager. I'm not sure to be clear. Does someone know an OPEN-SOURCE tools to do that ?
[19:43] <rainbowwarrior> Hi does anyone here know how to fix the not able to make image or burn dvd with Dvdstyler 2.7.2 please ?
[19:43] <geekstay> For the moment, I use git, but I think it's not the best method.
[19:44] <Finetundra> rainbowwarrior: why not use brasero or k3b?
[19:46] <Bashing-om> !eol | hecatae lots can break, can .
[19:48] <hecatae> Bashing-om:  I take it you have not upgrade this far between versions then?
[19:49] <stanmcm> geekstay, How well has git been working for you?
[19:49] <stanmcm> geekstay, I don't have a solution.  I want to do the same thing on my machines though.
[19:49] <Bashing-om> hecatae: Yes, I have 12.10 -> 13.04 -> 13.10 ->14.04 ... a long way lots of band width and time ... lots can break in all thee changes .
[19:50] <hecatae> Bashing-om:  I'm missing out raring and saucy, going straight to trusty
[19:51] <bernhard> Hello is there anybody, who can help me with problems with cups and lexmarkprinters?
[19:51] <Bashing-om> hecatae: Nope, not advised ! .. the path - due to changes - is one release to the other .. The better thing is a clean fresh install of a current release .
[19:51] <geekstay> It's working very well, sometimes slow when I've got big files, but I don't find it "elegant" (Do you see what I mean ?). I've got a personal server here I push on, and I us "myrepo" to synchronise all repositories at startup.
[19:52] <geekstay> stanmcm: I would like to build something like Azure from Microsoft, but of course open-source.
[19:53] <geekstay> stanmcm: And we'll be able to install it on a personal server of course.
[19:53] <stanmcm> geekstay, I agree git doesn't sound elegant.  Have you looked into using rsync?
[19:54] <stanmcm> geekstay, I haven't used Azure.
[19:55] <geekstay> stanmcm: No I haven't.
[19:56] <brunch875> rsync is pretty cool. I can't believe I haven't heard about it before
[19:56] <bernhard> Hello can anyone tell me, where to ask printer questions concering cups and ubutun?
[19:56] <bernhard> ubuntu
[19:57] <Bashing-om> bernhard: As it is ubuntu, you can always ask here .
[19:58] <bernhard> Ok, thank bashing-om!
[19:58] <hecatae> Bashing-om:  if it does not work, I'll go back to quantal, reasons, current kodibuntu iso wont work on my hardware, but is based on trusty, trusty works on my hardware, previous release to kodibuntu was xbmcbuntu but on a quantal base, so I have installed the older to get to the newer, either brave or stupid
[19:58] <stanmcm> geekstay, I'm sure rsync can do the job.  It'll cut out all the backups git makes too.  You'll save space that way.  A little scripting and a cronjob and you're good to go.  I think it would be  more elegant this way.
[19:59] <Bashing-om> bernhard: Not that I know much about cups, but ask the channel ... some will know .
[19:59] <geekstay> stanmcm: Yeah, I agree with you. But I think it needs something more. I gonna try rsync.
[20:00] <geekstay> stanmcm: Thanks for the idea.
[20:00] <stanmcm> geekstay, Looking at Azure.  This seems like it's made for the cloud.  You are wanting the same results without having to install cloud computers, right?
[20:00] <Bashing-om> hecatae: We do what we have to do .. quantal is End_of_Life and has no support .. get up on a current release .
[20:00] <bernhard> My question is: I installed a lexmark x1100 multifunctional device by using cups. The moment i print, CUPS sends print to the printer, but the printer does not do anything. After that the print-job disappears.
[20:01] <stanmcm> geekstay, You're welcome.  I'm going to keep thinking about it.  I've been learning php and mysql.  Might be able to get something started if we can't find it else where.  I'm at a noob level though.  Don't hold your breath.  lol
[20:01] <geekstay> stanmcm: No, I would like to have a "cloud server", and each client synchronize his tools such as virtual machine, android-studio and associated plugin/sdk, same shortcuts, etc.
[20:04] <geekstay> stanmcm: Something I prefer git to rsync it's back up possibilities, without make a complete backup. And it's for that, now, I use git instead of rsync.
[20:05] <rainbowwarrior> Finetundra , does not matter what dvd burning program I chose there is problems with them all :(
[20:05] <gunnar> Hi all, this might be a silly question.. but I started a process via cron, can I somehow view the output of the running process?
[20:05] <Bashing-om> bernhard: Lexmark .. not great ! but, have you seen : http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/maverick/man5/sane-lexmark.5.html  ?
[20:06] <Finetundra> rainbowwarrior: what are you trying to burn? and have you tried lower speeds?
[20:06] <brunch875> Out of curiosity... which IRC client do you guys use on ubuntu? Right now I'm using empathy, but it is really simple compared to the mIRC I used to use back when I used windows.
[20:06] <brunch875> I'm considering weechat since it can run on a tty, but integration with telepathy and libnotify are big wins for empathy :|
[20:06] <stanmcm> geekstay, I understand that.  You could use both.  Keep git on the server for backups.  Use rsycn to push current files to the clients.  Save some space on the clients and bandwidth on the server.
[20:08] <Bashing-om> bernhard: correct my last link to : http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man5/sane-lexmark.5.html .
[20:08] <stanmcm> geekstay, Did you look into Ubuntu Cloud?  It might offer what you are looking for.
[20:08] <gunnar> Anyone?
[20:08] <rainbowwarrior> Finetundra , I am trying to burn off an image of my own dvd created of a ghost hunt i did (made up of avi files) and made menus for it with Dvdstyler yet there is a problem with DVDStyler not writing an image or burning to dvd just says making menu and does nothing :(
[20:09] <Aleksa> hello! I've installed Mate recently on Ubuntu (unity) 14.04. I cannot change the wallpaper. Actually, I've noticed once that it has changed on a moment, and then went back on the previous (set from unity). How to override the settings from unity?
[20:11] <gunnar>  Hi all, this might be a silly question.. but I started a process via cron, can I somehow view the output of the running process?
[20:11] <gunnar>  Hi all, this might be a silly question.. but I started a process via cron, can I somehow view the output of the running process?
[20:12] <stanmcm> geekstay, http://tinyurl.com/cfnfdeu
[20:12] <gunnar> sorry about that, accidental re-paste :P
[20:12] <brunch875> gunnar: can this help? http://superuser.com/questions/122246/how-can-i-view-results-of-my-cron-jobs
[20:15] <Bashing-om> bernhard: Does this help : in terminal see: apt-cache show libsane-common <- what returns  ?
[20:15] <Kaby> HEllo guys
[20:15] <gunnar> Brunch875: No I don't think so.  I'm running the distributed.net OGR thing, just for the cause, all I want is to check if the process output is normal.  It's just a report thing telling me what OGR problem it's working on.
[20:16] <gunnar> Don't want to waste cpu cycles because I messed up my crontab
[20:16] <Kaby> i have on my laptop ubuntu 14.10 , i need someone help me how to dual boot and install windows 7 please
[20:16] <rainbowwarrior> grrrrrr
[20:17] <Guest97286> How do I get rid of the Ubuntu Cloud Bckup Popup?
[20:17] <bernhard> bashing-om: it returns many things i am not familar with ;)
[20:18] <kro2488> Okay, I have a slight annoyance, I was wondering if there was a fix. When my computer screen locks due to inactivity, i can't type in the password anymore and to use the computer I have to hold the power button shut it down and reboot it. However, if i tell it to lock manually it never happens. Anyone know a fix for that slight annoyance?
[20:18] <bernhard> Bashing-om: but it returns no errors :)
[20:19] <keithclark> ok, dd command seemed to have completed correctly, but the image did not boot.\
[20:19] <gunnar> basicly, all I'm trying to do is to somehow switch via textmode only, (since I'mm ssh'd into my linuxbox here) to a running process which was started via cron and view it's current output.
[20:19] <gunnar> is that possible?
[20:20] <Bashing-om> bernhard: The question is IF that package were installed, would it help in you Lexmark printing problem ? I do not have a Lexmark printer so I can not directly advise.
[20:20] <brunch875> I've never used cron before, but from the looks of it on what I'm reading around the internets, the output is discarded unless specified otherwise
[20:20] <gunnar> that's what I thought...
[20:21] <gunnar> Should have told cron to mail me the output.
[20:21] <gunnar> Well it's a project for tomorrow.
[20:21] <pizzaops> brunch875: cron output goes to rootmail
[20:21] <pizzaops> unless you redirect it
[20:21] <gunnar> hmmmm
[20:21] <gunnar> root mail?
[20:21] <pizzaops> yes.
[20:21] <pizzaops> root's mailbox
[20:21] <pizzaops> change to root
[20:21] <pizzaops> type mail
[20:21] <gunnar> ok let's see
[20:22] <pizzaops> Unless Ubuntu made that non-standard too :P
[20:22] <bernhard> Bashing-om: It returns the following:
[20:22] <gunnar> Actually running Mint here, but whatever... :P
[20:22] <bernhard> Package: libsane-common
[20:22] <bernhard> Priority: optional
[20:22] <bernhard> Section: libs
[20:22] <bernhard> Installed-Size: 3100
[20:22] <bernhard> Maintainer: Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
[20:22] <bernhard> Original-Maintainer: Debian QA Group <packages@qa.debian.org>
[20:22] <keithclark> Trying to burn a iso image to a usb stick, but it shows 0 free space.  Any help?
[20:23] <zykotick9> keithclark: "sudo cp image.iso /deb/sdc" assuming sdc is the USB
[20:23] <n1cky> i'm missing man pages for stdlib and other C stuff, what's the ubuntu package?
[20:24] <zykotick9> keithclark: verify there isn't a ReadOnly switch on the USB as well
[20:24] <Flannel> n1cky: manpages-dev
[20:24] <n1cky> thank you Flannel
[20:25] <keithclark> zykotick9, tried those, still no luck
[20:26] <keithclark> Ok, a brand new usb stick.....how to prepare for ubuntu?
[20:26] <zykotick9> keithclark: don't.  just cp/cat/dd it, done.
[20:27] <Guest97286> How do I get rid of the Backup Failed PopUp?> http://ibin.co/1y03qiAQJqv8
[20:27] <bernhard> Bashing-om: Sorry, pasted here http://paste.ubuntu.com/10803393/
[20:27] <Guest97286> Ubuntu One has shut down.  Please choose another storage location.
[20:28] <Guest97286> How to make it stop?
[20:29] <merdam> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cqy4-vCo0M
[20:29] <Guest97286> merdam: Was that for me?
[20:29] <Bashing-om> bernhard: I can not say, Is that package presently installed on your system ? -> look -> dpkg -l libsane-common <-
[20:29] <keithclark> zykotick9, but won't that just copy a file?
[20:29] <merdam> yes guest97286
[20:29] <merdam> and for all the rest of the niggerlovers on freenode
[20:29] <merdam> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cqy4-vCo0M
[20:29] <merdam> take it
[20:29] <merdam> eat it
[20:29] <merdam> eat it
[20:29] <zykotick9> keithclark: no, trying to format the USB is what will cause this to fail.
[20:30] <merdam> it's coming out of my ass all drippin gwet
[20:30] <merdam> i want you to suck up all of it
[20:30] <merdam> lick my ass and eat it too
[20:30] <merdam> because diarrhea is good for you!
[20:30] <thegrreat> Be madure now merdam <3
[20:30] <thegrreat> mature *
[20:30] <keithclark> zykotick9, I tried the dd command but it did not boot.
[20:30] <merdam> eat it eat it eat it
[20:30] <merdam> eat my fucking shit!
[20:30] <merdam> diarrhea!
[20:31] <MisterMom> merdam virus or stupid
[20:31] <zykotick9> keithclark: ok, what ISO are we talking about?
[20:31] <merdam> if you are tired of niggers and their bullshit, you should join Chimpmania.com
[20:31] <bernhard> bashing-om: yes this is what it returns when i type in  apt-cache show libsane-common
[20:31] <merdam> Jayne, kunwon1 and company may have shut down chimpout.com, but our sister site is still active
[20:31] <merdam> if you are sick and tired of jigaboo antics, Chimpout Forum ist he place to go
[20:31] <merdam> but now it is Chimpmania
[20:31] <merdam> .com
[20:31] <keithclark> zykotick9, vivd desktop
[20:32] <Guest97286> How do I get rid of the popup that says:  "Ubuntu One has shut down.  Please choose another storage location."
[20:32] <zykotick9> keithclark: well, ubuntu ISOs are hybrid, so it should work.
[20:32] <Bashing-om> bernhard: All that is , is a quiry to get info about that particular package , if it might be of use in your situation. the 'dpkg' command will tell IF it is presently installed on your system .
[20:33] <kro2488> Okay, I have a slight annoyance, I was wondering if there was a fix. When my computer screen locks due to inactivity, i can't type in the password anymore and to use the computer I have to hold the power button shut it down and reboot it. However, if i tell it to lock manually it never happens. Anyone know a fix for that slight annoyance?
[20:33] <kro2488> im watching a video too but that was my issue
[20:33] <kro2488> if anyone said anything
[20:33] <bernhard> Bashing-om: I see
[20:34] <merdam> bernhard  eat my diarrhea
[20:34] <merdam> you're chugging it down
[20:34] <Guest97286> Never mind, I think I found it.
[20:34] <merdam> you're sucking my ass
[20:34] <merdam> and your lips are all brown
[20:34] <kro2488> ewww
[20:34] <merdam> I am going to sit my ass on your face
[20:34] <thegrreat> merdam why are you here ?
[20:34] <merdam> I am going to shit in your mouth
[20:34] <merdam> I am going to sh it in your mouth
[20:34] <merdam> and I want to shit on your mother
[20:34] <jen4r0> I have a problem with my simple-scan, wan someone help me?
[20:34] <merdam> I am going to shit on your mother
[20:34] <keithclark> zykotick9, nope, not working
[20:34] <merdam> diarrhea!
[20:34] <MisterMom> someone get rid of merdam please
[20:34] <kro2488> okay, who can kick merdam
[20:34] <merdam> I've got to take a shit!
[20:34] <thegrreat> This channel is for ubuntu not shit..
[20:35] <merdam> got a bottle of exlax, going to take it
[20:35] <kro2488> like... the annoying issue i have
[20:35] <merdam> i'm going to take me a lumpy shit
[20:35] <zykotick9> keithclark: i have no further suggestions, best of luck.
[20:35] <kro2488> anyone else have that h appen?
[20:35] <trijntje> !ops
[20:35] <merdam> I'm going to throw it at you
[20:35] <merdam> i hope I hit you
[20:35] <merdam> I hope it splats in your face too
[20:35] <popey> please stop merdam
[20:35] <merdam> it's coming out of my ass all dripping wet
[20:35] <kro2488> wtf?
[20:35] <thegrreat> !ops
[20:35] <merdam> it's coming out of my ass all dripping wet
[20:35] <merdam> i want you to suck up all of it
[20:35] <thegrreat> !op
[20:35] <MisterMom> thanks popey
[20:35] <merdam> because diarrhea is good for you
[20:35] <merdam> eat it
[20:36] <kro2488> thanks
[20:36] <kro2488> okay as i was saying earlier if anyone knows why help me out please...
[20:36] <kro2488> Okay, I have a slight annoyance, I was wondering if there was a fix. When my computer screen locks due to inactivity, i can't type in the password anymore and to use the computer I have to hold the power button shut it down and reboot it. However, if i tell it to lock manually it never happens. Anyone know a fix for that slight annoyance?
[20:36] <Kaby> anyone can help me with tor browser on ubuntu please
[20:36] <jen4r0> I have an issue with simple-scan, it won't launch after a crash
[20:37] <kro2488> why do you use tor Kaby? I messed with it once when i was using windows in the days past, it was cool but don't see why people like using it much
[20:37] <hecatae> Bashing-om:  upgrade successful, everything works
[20:38] <kro2488> guess no one knows if there is a way to fix it?
[20:38] <jen4r0> to fix what?
[20:38] <Kaby> anyone have experience in tor browser please on ubuntu 14.10
[20:38] <kro2488> Okay, I have a slight annoyance, I was wondering if there was a fix. When my computer screen locks due to inactivity, i can't type in the password anymore and to use the computer I have to hold the power button shut it down and reboot it. However, if i tell it to lock manually it never happens. Anyone know a fix for that slight annoyance?
[20:38] <kro2488> ^
[20:39] <zykotick9> Kaby: perhaps you could share what you're having issues with... specifically.
[20:39] <hecatae> kro2488: what type of keyboard: usb, ps2, or wireless
[20:39] <kro2488> usb
[20:39] <kro2488> i think its a bug, cuz i was reading somewhere alot of people have it happen
[20:39] <Kaby> zykotick9, i am not having any issue , but on windows i use programs to hide my ip here on ubuntu i don't know what software to hide my ip they told me about tor but i have 0 info about it
[20:40] <kro2488> using the mouse to try and hit restart fails as well
[20:40] <kro2488> so hence i just use power button
[20:40] <guntbert> kro2488: no fix but a pssible workaround:  press <ctrl><alt>F1, you should get a console window, now press <alt>F7, you should be back to your login screen, can you enter the password now?
[20:40] <hecatae> kro2488:  have you checked your bios settings, does it state to keep usb powered when the pc is inactive, or is it set to sleep, it's usually the legacy usb option
[20:40] <guntbert> *possible
[20:40] <kro2488> hmm
[20:40] <kro2488> im not sure hecatae
[20:41] <kro2488> where might that be in a bios?
[20:41] <kro2488> i hate messing around in there
[20:41] <BornToFlyBert> Bashing-om: I run dpkg -l libsane-common
[20:41] <marus> hello, my firefox crash and i have to restart my ubuntu 14.04, is this a known bug?
[20:41] <hecatae> kro2488:  what manufacture and model is your motherboard?
[20:41] <trijntje> Kaby: why not check their website?
[20:41] <goeranh> thats not the problem...
[20:41] <Giwrgaras> hi any good free games for ubuntu?
[20:41] <kro2488> and guntbert: this only happens if it goes idle
[20:41] <zykotick9> Kaby: well, for web browsing only, tor-broswer can be downloaded from their website then extracted/run (i'd suggest using your home directory or /opt).  Tor can also be used as a proxy for other programs, but i don't have any personal experience with that.  good luck.
[20:41] <kro2488> gunbert: not if i set it to lock myself
[20:41] <marus> !firefox
[20:41] <Giwrgaras> a strategy would be nice
[20:41] <Kaby> trijntje, i cant find tor for ubuntu
[20:42] <BornToFlyBert> Bashing-om: Shall I post the return value?
[20:42] <guntbert> kro2488: doesn't matter, try it as a workaround
[20:42] <Kaby> zykotick9, thank you so much you helped alot
[20:42] <kro2488> okay when it happens next time i will ill write down what commands you wrote
[20:42] <Giwrgaras> nobody plays games in ubuntu?
[20:42] <goeranh> not as package but tor is avaliabel in an archive on theyt website
[20:42] <trijntje> Kaby: really? If I type 'tor ubuntu' in google it is the first result
[20:43] <trijntje> Giwrgaras: sure, install steam, play all the games you want ;)
[20:43] <Kaby> trijntje, i will search for it now
[20:43] <goeranh> goto torproject.net#
[20:43] <kro2488> thanks for helping im out of here for today
[20:43] <Giwrgaras> cool
[20:43] <goeranh> u can pay minecraft
[20:43] <thegrreat> Is there anyway to play wow on linux without lagg becuse of wine ? XD
[20:43] <kro2488> doesn't steam work in ubuntu
[20:43] <goeranh> nope
[20:44] <Giwrgaras> any fps for ubuntu in steam?
[20:44] <Giwrgaras> cof and such?
[20:44] <goeranh> sure
[20:44] <BornToFlyBert> Hello can anyone help me with a problem i have got with cups and lexmark printer?
[20:44] <kro2488> I do console gaming so I don't really ever worry about that, ubuntu does everything I need
[20:44] <kro2488> and idk
[20:44] <kro2488> just have to look around or have a dual boot system
[20:44] <kro2488> if you pc game alot
[20:44] <kro2488> when you play games do windows everything else linux
[20:45] <goeranh> then use gparted
[20:45] <goeranh> its easyest
[20:45] <kro2488> google and this room are your best friends
[20:45] <goeranh> xD
[20:45] <goeranh> your so right
[20:45] <thegrreat> well my pc wont boot from bootable usb anymore
[20:45] <thegrreat> Only linux live usb
[20:45] <goeranh> thats bootable?!
[20:46] <thegrreat> After i installed ubuntu it wont boot any bootable usbs
[20:46] <kro2488> for figuring out a solution though giwrgagas
[20:46] <goeranh> than u have to configure in the bios
[20:46] <thegrreat> I know and i already did it
[20:46] <goeranh> ...bios
[20:46] <thegrreat> But still wont work
[20:46] <goeranh> no select usb for first boot device
[20:46] <thegrreat> I did..
[20:47] <goeranh> hmm
[20:47] <dylan> try using the back usb ports?
[20:47] <goeranh> idk
[20:47] <hecatae> thegrreat: bios or uefi?
[20:47] <thegrreat> It will only boot linux dists from bootable usb
[20:47] <me> hi
[20:47] <goeranh> hi
[20:47] <thegrreat> but when i try to boot other os such as windows from my bootable usb it goes directly to ubuntu instead
[20:47] <thegrreat> and i know the usb works since it worked before
[20:47] <thegrreat> This happened after installing ubuntu
[20:48] <Giwrgaras> do i have to pay for steam in ubuntu?
[20:48] <Giwrgaras> it says its payable
[20:48] <thegrreat> I configured everything right but still wont work
[20:48] <goeranh> then u have no windows bootloader
[20:48] <dylan> steam is free
[20:48] <hecatae> Giwrgaras: go to the steam website
[20:48] <thegrreat> any ideas what i can do ?
[20:48] <Guest89552> how to save the settings in the terminal?
[20:48] <Guest89552> something like ^O ?
[20:48] <thegrreat> I only have ubuntu on this pc so xD
[20:49] <Guest89552> i have ubuntu too
[20:49] <thegrreat> I need to fix so i can dual boot :P
[20:49] <gunnar> Yeah.. root got no mail from cron.  Probably because I didn't tell cron to mail any output.
[20:49] <goeran> reinstall ubuntu or windows or just install the bootloader to an third device
[20:49] <dylan> thegreat trhy update grub?
[20:49] <gunnar> But that's ok, I'll just edit my crontab and tell it to mail the output to me.
[20:49] <dylan> try*
[20:50] <thegrreat> goeran the problem is that i can only boot ubuntu and ubuntu live cd
[20:50] <thegrreat> and other linux distributions from bootable usb
[20:50] <gunnar> too tipsy to do it right this second though... So on the 'morrow
[20:50] <thegrreat> But cant boot windows install or anything else
[20:50] <goeran> then u have an really hard problem with your boot setup
[20:51] <goeran> disable autoboot in bios
[20:51] <goeran> should help
[20:51] <thegrreat> Already done ^^
[20:51] <goeran> what manufacturer of ur pc?
[20:52] <goeran> hi
[20:52] <goeran> im back
[20:53] <thegrreat> hi
[20:53] <Bashing-om> BornToFlyBert: Sorry was elsewhere, sure ya can place that 'dpkg' output to paste .. I will look at it and see what we think .
[20:53] <goeran> thegrat install gparted, crate new partition, install the bootloader on it
[20:53] <goeran> should work
[20:53] <thegrreat> The computer is made by sonicmaster
[20:54] <goeran> ok
[20:54] <goeran> thegrat install gparted, crate new partition, install the bootloader on it
[20:54] <thegrreat> I try that
[20:54] <thegrreat> And see if it works :P
[20:54] <goeran> or just copy it to it
[20:54] <goeran> u can download grub
[20:55] <BornToFlyBert> Bashing-om: Thank you!
[20:55] <goeran> i recoment u to use grub bootloader
[20:55] <thegrreat> Well i already got grub
[20:55] <goeran> ok
[20:55] <goeran> try it
[20:55] <dylan> goeran i also suggested that
[20:55] <goeran> xD
[20:56] <thegrreat> but i dont really think grub is the reason why my bootable usb wont boot :P
[20:56] <goeran> than choose  an different one...
[20:56] <dylan> just try cause you could have it set for the wrong board
[20:57] <BornToFlyBert> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10803591/ unfortunately it is not in english, i hope you will understand it, if not, please ask further questions: :)
[20:58] <Bashing-om> BornToFlyBert: look'n at your http://paste.ubuntu.com/10803591/ .
[20:58] <goeran> google translate is my big brother
[20:58] <BornToFlyBert> ok Bahing-om
[20:58] <thegrreat> ubuntu is my life <3
[20:59] <goeran> then why u wanna have bach windows?
[20:59] <thegrreat> I only want to dual boot windows so i can play wow xD
[20:59] <Bashing-om> BornToFlyBert: Well, that says the package is installed. // so, what is the exact nature of the problem you are experiencing with the Lexmark printer ?
[21:00] <BornToFlyBert> If
[21:00] <goeran> are u connected to ur printer via wifi or lan?
[21:00] <gunnar> Wow.. the Lexmark is still going strong
[21:01] <Guest45725> hey all
[21:01] <BornToFlyBert> i click on the print button it creates a print-job in cups and "sends" it to the printer but job disappears without printing it out on the paper. The scanner by the way works pretty well (this lexmark device is a scanner and a printer)
[21:01] <Guest45725> why am i a guest
[21:02] <goeran> because u have no nickname
[21:02] <gunnar> I'll ust go on a limb here... I've had problems in the past with all sorts of printers while using the correct official drivers.  The problem is probably a permission problem somewhere via smb.
[21:03] <BornToFlyBert> Bashing-om: The printer is plugged in on a usb-hub.
[21:03] <goeran> its possible that your printers driver is desined to work with windows
[21:04] <goeran> thats the problem with my printer
[21:04] <Kage`> How can I mount a fake-raid partition when I don't see anything except "control" in /dev/mapper ?  dmraid -r shows two member disks, says they're in a group and OK, but I see nothing mountable.  Additionally, I can fdisk the member disks and see they have BSD partitions in slice-format, but I cannot seemingly mount them individually, either.
[21:04] <goeran> kage wich tool are u using?
[21:04] <Kage`> For which?
[21:04] <BornToFlyBert> Can i make it run on ubuntu as well not only on windows?
[21:05] <phpcoder> hello
[21:05] <goeran> kage : for mounting and so on
[21:05] <Kage`> I'm using dmraid and fdisk and mount thus far, if that's what you mean
[21:05] <Bashing-om> BornToFlyBert: Sounds to me like a situation with the print spooler . But what do I know ? as I do not have a lexmark printer to even know where to look at the spool .
[21:05] <phpcoder> can i download somewhere ubuntu 15.04 ?
[21:05] <phpcoder> when it will be released?
[21:05] <Kage`> goeran, Using 14.04 Live CD
[21:05] <goeran> yes u can download it
[21:05] <goeran> live cd?
[21:06] <goeran> not usb?
[21:06] <goeran> but try tools like gparted
[21:06] <Kage`> I did
[21:06] <goeran> ok
[21:06] <Kage`> It only shows two physical disks
[21:06] <Kage`> Does not show a /dev/mapper anything
[21:06] <goeran> ähmm an cd is not writeable
[21:06] <goeran> normaly
[21:06] <phpcoder> i did not find the link to download the beta
[21:06] <Kage`> It is in-memory
[21:06] <Kage`> And I have an external HDD also mounted to recover to.
[21:07] <BornToFlyBert> Bahing-om: Thank you for your fast answer. I am not familar with the printer spooler either, unfortunately!
[21:07] <Kage`> I'm doing to try to do a ddrescue once I can figure out how to access the HDD or fakeraid
[21:07] <goeran> php  goto settings -> updates -> versions -> use unstable versions too
[21:07] <BornToFlyBert> Sorry i meant Bashing-om!
[21:07] <goeran> and download
[21:07] <phpcoder> goeran, i have to install ubuntu for a new pc
[21:07] <goeran> but it crashed at mines 3 days ago
[21:08] <phpcoder> is there not an iso yet?
[21:08] <phpcoder> hmm
[21:08] <phpcoder> does it will be release this month right?
[21:08] <goeran> php ahh ok then where is the problem
[21:08] <phpcoder> goeran, is there a direct link t download the iso ?
[21:09] <phpcoder> p.s. is it really soo unstable?
[21:09] <goeran> u can install an older version to the pc and upgrade it
[21:09] <goeran> i dont know an iso
[21:09] <phpcoder> ok i will download the 14.04
[21:09] <Kage`> The TL;DR here is this system is a FreeBSD 9 system, dual 1TB drives in fake-raid RAID-1 on a Dell PowerEdge.  The filesystem on the array corrupted, so now I'm trying to recover it.
[21:09] <phpcoder> then i will upgrade when stable
[21:09] <me_> intstall mint :)
[21:10] <goeran> thats easyest
[21:10] <phpcoder> :)
[21:10] <goeran> or use someting like kali linux there are a bunch of recovery tools
[21:11] <phpcoder> what are the differences from 14.04 LTS and 14.04 LTS community?
[21:11] <me_> check checksums
[21:11] <goeran> stability and more development
[21:11] <Kage`> goeran, Kali just uses a bunch of OSS utils.  If you recommend a specific one, tell me which and I can apt-get it.
[21:12] <Kage`> I have network access on this Live CD.
[21:12] <goeran> idk i dont use them ask google
[21:12] <goeran> goto offensive securitys tool list
[21:12] <Kaby> guys on my download center after i updated my linux software now on download it freeze and it don't cancel or something any help ?
[21:13] <goeran> apt get them manually
[21:15] <thegrreat> hi
[21:15] <goeran> HI
[21:17] <stanmcm> I have an old laptop.  Installed Ubuntu 14.04 on it.  No nic drivers.  How can I get the drivers I need onto this laptop?
[21:17] <snizzle> hello
[21:18] <goeran> use sudo apt-get update
[21:18] <goeran> use sudo apt-get upgrade
[21:19] <stanmcm> goeran, The computer is not online.  No ethernet or wlan drivers
[21:19] <goeran> than its not possible
[21:19] <goeran> get an 14.10 iso
[21:19] <stanmcm> Done
[21:19] <genii> !offline
[21:20] <stanmcm> Nice.
[21:20] <stanmcm> Thank you
[21:20] <jason__> That's a good one. I didn't know that.
[21:22] <colbyFree> do you not just download your drivers to a usb then point the installer there, forget packages, find your driver
[21:22] <colbyFree> them make
[21:22] <colbyFree> install
[21:23] <goeran> bb
[21:23] <stanmcm> The only drivers I've found so far are non-free.  Don't know where to find them other than apt
[21:24] <colbyFree> non-free whats the model of the controller wifi chip
[21:24] <ghs> HELLO!
[21:24] <colbyFree> you may find that info in the bios
[21:25] <ghs> I NEED 100% WORK HOWTO ABOUT INSTALL NVIDIA DRIVER ON 14.04!!! HELP PLEASE!!!
[21:25] <stanmcm> colbyFree, let me check
[21:26] <Gingeropolous> ghs, the shouting
[21:26] <Gingeropolous> ghs, is this mining related :)
[21:26] <ghs> HELP PLEASE!!!
[21:27] <ghs> I NOW REINSTALLED UBUNTU BECUSE ERRORS AN ALL CRASHED :(((
[21:27] <Gingeropolous> pasting urls cool in here?
[21:27] <ghs> AND
[21:27] <colbyFree> yea go 4 it :)
[21:27] <Guest22416> for install NVIDIA drivers you can look at package in update tools of your distrib
[21:28] <Gingeropolous> http://www.noobslab.com/2014/12/use-nvidia-graphics-drivers-in.html
[21:28] <Guest22416> i think i'mnot sure
[21:28] <Gingeropolous> the power of google compels you
[21:28] <ghs> UBUNTU CENTER HAVE NOT NVIDIA DRIVER IN 14.04
[21:28] <colbyFree> too much lol
[21:28] <Guest22416> ok good by
[21:29] <Guest22416> !!
[21:29] <Gingeropolous> ghs, im total noob at linux, found that site above and managed to get stuff working
[21:29] <stanmcm> colbyFree, I'm not seeing it.  This is a Dell Inspiron 1501  I'm trying to follow this forum to fix the problem.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2172448&page=2
[21:29] <Gingeropolous> does anyone know if the ubuntu 14.04 - Lenovo X220 wifi bug has ever been fixed?
[21:30] <Gingeropolous> my googling led me to the conclusion that its a mystery
[21:32] <Exagone313> hello, i just installed ubuntu server and I don't know how to connect to wifi. I can't use ethernet to download network-manager. is there a command line solution (I prefer to do not write a file manually)? thanks for helping
[21:33] <johnjohn101> http://askubuntu.com/questions/294257/connect-to-wifi-network-through-ubuntu-terminal
[21:35] <Exagone313> it's exactly what i just found, anyway, thanks
[21:35] <Gingeropolous> and everyone must stand alone
[21:37] <johnjohn101> Exagone313: i have used those instructions quite a bit
[21:37] <colbyFree> stanmcn: can you try this $ cmd lspci -vnn | grep Network
[21:39] <baxx> Bit off topic - can anyone advise how google URL concatenation works? I want to write a script that will create search terms for me, I'm not sure how everything should be pieced together though
[21:39] <baxx> such as http://www.google.com/search?q=bottle    is a very basic example
[21:40] <Exagone313> it seems that it works only fior wep, and to use wpa ( http://askubuntu.com/questions/138472/how-do-i-connect-to-a-wpa-wifi-network-using-the-command-line ) it need internet to downlaod a package.....
[21:40] <Exagone313> url concatenation?
[21:40] <stanmcm> colbyFree, BCM4311 802.11b/g 1434:4311 rev 01
[21:40] <Exagone313> What do you mean?
[21:40] <Exagone313> uri are encoded
[21:41] <Exagone313> so any, clue to conenct to a wpa wifi without installing any new package?
[21:41] <Exagone313> if there is no way, I want to know which deb I have to download
[21:42] <colbyFree> stanmcm let me check
[21:42] <Exagone313> the installer has a package to connect to wpa wifi
[21:42] <colbyFree> there broadcomm for a start
[21:42] <baxx> Exagone313: yeah, Ill have a look for that
[21:48] <Arnie25> hey guys please help. running ubuntu in vmware, i think when i ran the system update, it filled up the remaining space, it wouldn't let me login because the HDD was full, so then i used the Examine tool to delete one of the folders, then i logged in as sudo users with CTRL+ALT+F1 to erase the Trash folder, then I rebooted.
[21:48] <Arnie25> The problem now is that Ubuntu won't boot after I enter my password and try to login
[21:49] <Exagone313> serously, i need internet to get internet
[21:49] <Arnie25> it's stuck at this screen: http://i.imgur.com/kd9R1Jw.png
[21:50] <bprompt> Arnie25:     I'd try to reboot to "recovery mode" and run an "fsck" to make sure nothing is busted
[21:51] <bprompt> Arnie25:     you could always try normal mode, just try disabling "quiet splash"    by editing the grub line and removing it from there, so you can see any error messages
[21:52] <Arnie25> i am running fsck
[21:57] <Arnie25> bprompt I removed the quiet splash but I can still see the splash screen after enterign the password..
[21:58] <bprompt> Arnie25:    you were supposed to boot with the edited line, that is, press "e" to edit, and when done ctrl-x to use it
[21:58] <Arnie25> I changed GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet" to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="" then i ran sudo update-grub  and then sudo shutdown -r now
[21:59] <Arnie25> bprompt: then I tried to login
[21:59] <Arnie25> hmm
[22:02] <Arnie25> at what point do i need to press e or ctrl+x ?
[22:02] <k1l_> when you see the grub menu.
[22:03] <k1l_> should look like this: https://viswanathj.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/grub-menu.png
[22:06] <d17345> hi. i am stuck at a frozen grub screen every time i try to boot the computer.  i can't make selections, enter grub shell, or anything
[22:09] <ai6pg> I want to get the word out to the  US about our Human Right Self Defense. I'd appreciate suggestions.
[22:10] <ai6pg> http://www.holmesivonline.com/2015/02/03/self-defense/
[22:10] <genii> ai6pg: This isn't the correct channel for that, it's for support of the Ubuntu operating system in here.
[22:10] <ai6pg> Yes,  I use Ubuntu.
[22:11] <genii> ai6pg: Still not appropriate.
[22:11] <ai6pg> Don't be a jerk genii - How might one generate a feed to all news outlets or such?
[22:12] <ai6pg> if there is  an appropriate place to work with folks on it. please let me know.
[22:12] <genii> ai6pg: We do not allow posting of ads or links in any *buntu channels, so it's not personal.
[22:13] <ai6pg> It's not an ad. It's about our Uniquely American Human Right self defense. I gain no benefit.
[22:13] <genii> Regardless, not allowed.
[22:14] <ai6pg> Ah - you are in Lithuania
[22:14] <genii> Nope, Canada.
[22:15] <ai6pg> Ah. Server is in EU. Have fun in Canada. I loved  my visits to Toronto and other  cities
[22:17] <genii> ai6pg: If you want to discuss at length non-support matters such as this, the better channel is #ubuntu-offtopic , where I also am
[22:22] <Kaby> Arnie25, ubuntu on vmware sucks
[22:22] <Kaby> Arnie25, i started first linux on vmware ubuntu 9.04 then i just dual boot it with windows better
[22:34] <Arnie25> ubuntu won't boot
[22:34] <Arnie25> :(
[22:34] <Arnie25> no error
[22:34] <Arnie25> nothing
[22:34] <Arnie25> wish there was a blue screen
[22:34] <Arnie25> rofl
[22:38] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: What results when booting from grub's boot menu -> advanced options -> recovery ?
[22:40] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: there's 3 recoery modes.. does it matter which one?
[22:40] <Arnie25> 3.13.0-49/48/24
[22:41] <SJr> Does Ubuntu work with Ultra High Definition displays ? I'm looking at a Lenovo Y50?
[22:42] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Nope, does not at this point matter what kernel you boot in recovery .
[22:42] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: i am in recoery menu.. before i ran fsck and clean but it didn't help
[22:42] <Arnie25> i am trying to run dpkg now
[22:44] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: So, what you are saying is that you can boot the system, but in normal boot can not boot to the GUI ??
[22:45] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: boots fine to the login screen, after i enter the password and press enter
[22:45] <Arnie25> it freezes
[22:45] <Arnie25> it's stuck at this screen: http://i.imgur.com/kd9R1Jw.png
[22:46] <hackel> What units does Ubuntu actually use to measure font sizes?  I've been trying to figure out the correct font scaling factor for my 128 dpi display.  It should be 1.33 (128/96), but I found I had to go all the way up to 1.93 to make a 72 pt letter exactly 1 inch high.  What's going on here?
[22:46] <Arnie25> before it happened my HDD got full while installing system updates... then it rebooted and it wouldn't let me login unless i free up some space. So then i ended up deleting the Trash directory
[22:47] <topdownjimmy> Can someone explain to me how to connect to VPN in LXDE? I've got my VPN added to my Network Connections, but I can't figure out how to actually connect to it.
[22:47] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Maybe grub can not find it's boot files. What one can try ( as advised earlier ) is to beeo to terminal - normal kernel selected -> 'e' key for edit mode and replace 'quiet splash" with 'text'; key combo ctl=X to continue to TTY1 . see if you can log into terminal .
[22:48] <Bashing-om> beeo/boot*
[22:48] <Arnie25> Bashing-om I am able to open the terminal at the login screen when I press CTRL+ALT+F1
[22:50] <Hackwar> good evening. I got a RAID1 and want to convert that to a RAID5. Anybody got a recent tutorial regarding that?
[22:50] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: I ask again. able to boot the system - yes ? just not able to boot to the GUI ??
[22:51] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: just GUI. it hangs on this screen: http://i.imgur.com/kd9R1Jw.png
[22:52] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Well, still does not answer the question. Can you boot into the system ? even fron login key combo ctl+alt+F1 ? ( a GUI problem and not a system problem )
[22:52] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: I can login from ctrl+alt+f1
[22:53] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: OK. so we have a GUI situation .. what desktop are you running ?
[22:54] <Arnie25> the original one that came with ubuntu 14 from ubuntu.com
[22:55] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Try and reset compiz back to defaults -> dconf reset -f /org/compiz/ .
[23:00] <baxx> Does anyone else get the following error when they try and run firefox from the terminal? https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-eIRwoaub48Q/VSmnO9c5ydI/AAAAAAAAeFE/9NO_-azqom8/w595-h337-no/a.png
[23:00] <baxx> "No D-BUS daemon running"
[23:00] <baxx> I'm just trying to write a script for google queries using python and firefox
[23:02] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: i tried
[23:02] <Arnie25> I also tried everything here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/476930/ubuntu-desktop-does-not-load
[23:02] <Arnie25> same thing
[23:06] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Nvidia driver ? did you also try and re-install the driver ?
[23:07] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: it's running on Vmware and the host machine is Radeon
[23:09] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Don't know .. maybe -> sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop <- see what results .
[23:09] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: tried that too
[23:12] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: sudo service lightdm stop , sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm , sudo dpkg-reconfigure unity-greeter , sudo service lightdm start .
[23:14] <kisuke> whats the release name for 14.04?
[23:14] <kisuke> !14.04
[23:14] <kisuke> well crud.
[23:14] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: still nothing
[23:15] <remuxa> if one is to set up a beowulf cluster with command-line ubuntu as a base
[23:15] <remuxa> should one compile mpich from scratch and allow the nodes to access it
[23:16] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: rm ~/.dmrc  <- reboot and now what ?
[23:16] <remuxa> or should one apt-get install the package
[23:17] <Arnie25> Bashing-om: still nothing
[23:17] <Bashing-om> Arnie25: Beats me, out of ideas , sorry .
[23:18] <Arnie25> ty
[23:18] <cert> yo
[23:24] <Qwertie> Hi, I cant connect to my vpn on ubuntu. Does anyone know how I should try and find the problem
[23:25] <Qwertie> When I click on one of the vpn servers from the wifi icon nothing happens
[23:25] <tripelb> hello. I want to look for all the filenames that start with the char-string Wonder - I want it to look recursively everywhere, starting at /home How do I do that?
[23:33] <zykotick9> tripelb: "find /home -iname 'Wonder*'" might work
[23:33] <CyborgCygnus> Trying to format an 8gb sd card that had noobs/multi boot with multiple os's installed for a raspberry pi. In gparted or disks its not letting me wipe the entire multi partitioned sd card
[23:34] <OerHeks> CyborgCygnus, unmount it first to wipe, maybe ?
[23:37] <CyborgCygnus> OerHeks, it comes up as like 8 devices when I plug it in * if I unmount it doesn't show up in gparted for some reason
[23:38] <poz> hello, might anyone know why I do not get the command prompt when I stop lightdm?
[23:39] <poz> the screen just goes black
[23:39] <poz> is anyone here?
[23:40] <CyborgCygnus> OerHeks, so individually deleted the partitions but can't delete or change the extended partition to get the free space either side of that all into one
[23:42] <CyborgCygnus> OerHeks, never mind it just decided to let me do it. Gosh I confuse myself sometimes
[23:42] <OerHeks> CyborgCygnus, delete partitions in extended, write partitiontable ( apply), then delete extended (apply) ?
[23:42] <OerHeks> oh oke
[23:44] <OerHeks> poz, to stop lightdm, switch to tty2, ctrl alt f2, then stop lightdm. after starting lightdm, switch back to the gui with ctrl alt f7
[23:50] <Codenomics> going to rage quit this server shortly. LOL
[23:51] <Codenomics> this server just refuses to boot from my thumbdrive
[23:59] <notionsandnotes> #pelican