[00:00] <snkcld> why would the unity sidebar's icon differ from that of the dash?
[00:01] <ritemeow> http://tightrope.cc/catalog/mouse-pads-c-43.html
[00:01] <trism> snkcld: if the dash entry doesn't match properly to the .desktop file it can use the window icon instead of the .desktop icon
[00:01] <ritemeow> if you need a new mousepad :)
[00:01] <ritemeow> it works great on ubuntu
[00:01] <ritemeow> the mousepads
[00:02] <k1l> ritemeow: no advertising please
[00:02] <trism> snkcld: sorry I mean launcher not dash
[00:02] <daftykins> ritemeow: funnily enough those aren't OS dependant
[00:03]  * psusi has a great desk chair that works with ubuntu ;)
[00:03] <ritemeow> oh... well they work great and will look good on your desk
[00:07] <snkcld> ohhhh
[00:07] <snkcld> where are the _dash_ icons located, then?
[00:08] <thorny1> Hi guys, Where can I read up on the latest updates with Radeon/ATI graphic drivers?
[00:09] <thorny1> anyone actually watching this channel?
[00:10] <snkcld> where does unity keep record of what icons are in the sidebar
[00:10] <trism> snkcld: the .desktop files are in /usr/share/applications/ and they point to various icons, either from the theme /usr/share/icons/ or sometimes to just a file in /usr/share/pixmaps/
[00:10] <snkcld> trism: yea im aware of that, thank you
[00:10] <thenewone> Hi guys
[00:10] <thorny1> Hi thenewone
[00:10] <thenewone> guys ubuntu is not good distro
[00:10] <thenewone> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP8CNp-vksc
[00:11] <thenewone> why guys you want distroy linux freedome
[00:11] <thorny1> im watching now
[00:11] <thenewone> Richard Stallman Talks About Ubuntu
[00:11] <thorny1> where do i read up on the latest news about radion/ATI driver support in linux
[00:11] <wastrel> freedom :[
[00:12] <snkcld> trism: my problem is that when i edit the icon directly, i guess it doesnt "match" whats in the sidebar
[00:12] <snkcld> so the sidebar doesnt load the proper icon
[00:12] <trism> snkcld: are you having a problem with an app you installed manually? if the problem really is not matching properly to the .desktop file you can somtimes force it by checking the wmclass with xprop and setting the StartupWMClass= in the .desktop file
[00:14] <thorny1> is there even a feed that keeps track of graphic driver updates for ubuntu?
[00:15] <k1l> thorny1: ubuntu releases stay on the driver version they got released with
[00:15] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: can you give us more details of what you need?
[00:16] <thorny1> i want to keep up to date with changes being made to the radeon drivers
[00:16] <trism> snkcld: though if you just changed the icon recently in the .desktop file, the fix might be as simple as logging out/back in
[00:16] <thorny1> im not currently running ubuntu because i get poor performance, and was to watch when there is a change so I can try ubuntu again
[00:16] <snkcld> ok so unity uses the "WMClass" of the window to associate it with an icon?
[00:17] <daftykins> thorny1: which card?
[00:17] <daftykins> or chip
[00:17] <snkcld> thorny1: the poor performance you speak of could be due to a specific app, and not the distro as a whole
[00:17] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: what grafix card and driver was loaded?
[00:17] <thorny1> I was using the propritary ATI driver
[00:17] <k1l> thorny1: doesnt that depend on the kernel version used?
[00:17] <genewitch> with CIFS, files copied from linux filesystem to SMB share are getting renamed like ITYHD~3
[00:18] <thorny1> yes the application I am running does not agree with the propritary driver but I cant control the app
[00:18] <genewitch> is this due to commas?
[00:18] <k1l> thorny1: the prop. driver is not radeon its fglrx
[00:18] <k1l> thorny1: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/restricted/f/fglrx-installer/fglrx-installer_15.200-0ubuntu4/changelog
[00:19] <thenewone> sorry
[00:19] <thorny1> is there a changelog for the non propritary driver?
[00:19] <daftykins> thorny1: that would be in the kernel as a whole.
[00:19] <thorny1> the radeon driver is in the linux kernal?
[00:19] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: wich card and ubuntu version was that?
[00:19] <daftykins> kernel.
[00:20] <thorny1> Im running a HD 6870 and I was using the latest stable release of Elementary OS
[00:20] <thorny1> i know its not ubuntu but its close nuf
[00:20] <daftykins> !elementary
[00:20] <daftykins> yes but you cannot discuss it here :)
[00:20] <thorny1> ahhh
[00:21] <thorny1> well i didnt want to get into the actual operating system issues,, just where to find updates to driver news
[00:21] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: try an ubuntu version from topic, maybe your performance will get smoother
[00:22] <thorny1> what topic? im not farmiliar with IRC, do you mean the latest version of Ubuntu from the download page?
[00:22] <kostkon> thorny1, channel's topic.  /topic
[00:23] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: you can choose between long time support or non-lts
[00:23] <thorny1> 4.04.2 LTS
[00:24] <thorny1> got it, thank you
[00:24] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: that would be a nice choice indeed
[00:24] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: dont forget enabling your internet + updates during setup
[00:25] <snkcld> trism: is there a way to tell unity to manually update its "cache" of desktop files?
[00:25] <thorny1> I'm going to ask a controversal question, please shut me down if this is a bad question to ask. So why do you guys choose Ubuntu over other distros? Hasent it become like windows vista with all the bloat  and slowness? Or is my computer just to old?
[00:26] <k1l> thorny1: if you want a lightweight ubuntu see the Lubuntu version
[00:26] <kostkon> thorny1, this channel is strictly for support issues. But, there is a channel for discussions, #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:26] <thorny1> i love lubuntu i have it installed on my 4gb mem stick
[00:27] <daftykins> i'm typing from an ancient laptop with xubuntu right now, it's fast.
[00:27] <lotuspsychje> thorny1: and because ubuntu is the most popular Os
[00:27] <trism> snkcld: there might be, but I don't know one, it is supposed to watch them for changes, but doesn't always work, sometimes just need to log out/back in
[00:27] <k1l> thorny1: dont compare the performance from a live system with a real install
[00:27] <thorny1> k1l it is an install to the usb XD
[00:27] <genewitch> when i copy from ubuntu host to SMB on synology stuff is getting renamed like IMGYAR~3; source files are named like "
[00:28] <k1l> thorny1: usb is slow!
[00:28] <genewitch> "id:000083,src:000004+000047,op:splice,rep:4,+cov"
[00:28] <thorny1> im not complaining about performance on the laptop, i use it for playing around its actualy quite fast
[00:28] <genewitch> is this an issue with SMB, ubuntu CIFS, or my NAS?
[00:28] <thorny1> i think im off topic thank you for the help
[00:28] <k1l> thorny1: you complained about slowness.
[00:28] <thorny1> with a graphic card
[00:28] <thorny1> on a different computer
[00:29] <thorny1> i made a comment about liking lubuntu
[00:30] <lotuspsychje> oO
[00:31] <daftykins> genewitch: can you show more clearly what the filename was before and after?
[00:31] <daftykins> also how you are accessing this NAS
[00:31] <snkcld> where is the infromation stored on what icons should be present in the unity side bar?
[00:32] <it_> Ai q delicia cara
[00:32] <kostkon> snkcld, probably in some dconf key
[00:36] <genewitch> daftykins: not really, since the copy destroys the original filename and changes the filetime. I'm accessing a SMB share via mount -t cifs //synology/blah/bluh /mnt
[00:36] <snkcld> the strange thing now is, it has the right icon in the sidebar, but when i click it, it spawns chrome in a differnet icon
[00:36] <snkcld> with the normal chrome icon
[00:37] <lotuspsychje> snkcld: tinypic?
[00:38] <Xenoth> Hello! I just installed Ubuntu 15.04. It's nice. However, my cursor is sometimes black, sometimes white, depending on the application. How can I set it to be white in any program? Thanks.
[00:38] <promet> hi, i'm using xchat and trying to set sound notifications. I've tried "automatic"  and to use aplay and audacious as external players, I can't get it to play anything but the most horrible static-y noise.
[00:38] <promet> Is this something to do with Ubuntu 15.10 audio?
[00:39] <promet> 15.04 rather
[00:39] <lotuspsychje> !sound | promet
[00:39] <genewitch> daftykins: http://projectftm.com/index.php?7c5fcd@raw input filenames; http://projectftm.com/index.php?2c9494@raw output filenames (except more ALLCAPS depending on what's reading it)
[00:39] <ObrienDave> promet, try using hexchat. looks like xchat. works better. imho
[00:40] <daftykins> genewitch: i thought you were just copying files by hand. nevermind.
[00:40] <poiui> looking for an ultraportable for (l)ubuntu.   high priorities: long battery life, light weight, under £500, pref around £200,     low priorities: performance, graphics, storage capacity, ram
[00:40] <promet> ubottu, thanks, my sound works great in every other way, xchat is a screaching horror though ;(
[00:40] <promet> ha
[00:41] <daftykins> poiui: that's not on topic, #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:41] <genewitch> daftykins: in ubuntu i am doing cp -R . /mnt/out_dir/
[00:41] <poiui> ok
[00:41] <promet> ObrienDave, what method do you use for sound in hexchat, "native" or "external"?
[00:41] <genewitch> I think my problem is samba doesn't support commas and colons and stuff in filenames
[00:41] <lotuspsychje> promet: did you have same sound issue in 14.04?
[00:41] <genewitch> so it DOS-ifies the name
[00:42] <ObrienDave> promet, sec
[00:42] <sn0w> hello?
[00:42] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: can we help you?
[00:42] <sn0w> is anyone on?
[00:42] <kostkon> promet, either use: paplay filename   or  canberra-gtk-play -f filename
[00:42] <ObrienDave> promet, don't know. it just works
[00:43] <kostkon> promet, 2nd options is especially for sound events
[00:43] <kostkon> option*
[00:43] <sn0w> I just installed ubuntu 14.04.2 on my msi ghost and it's running very hot even after I setup bumblebee
[00:43] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: wich card please?
[00:43] <sn0w> geforce 860m
[00:43] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: is that an optimus card?
[00:44] <sn0w> how do I find out
[00:44] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: the official webpage of your card
[00:44] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: should mention optimus technology
[00:45] <sn0w> would that be here? http://www.msi.com/product/nb/GS60-2PC-Ghost.html#hero-specification
[00:46] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: its an optimus card, bumblebee is outdated use the package nvidia-prime instead
[00:47] <lotuspsychje> !info nvidia-prime | sn0w
[00:48] <RazWelles> Does ubuntu gnome release come with gnome 3 or 2?
[00:48] <kostkon> RazWelles, 3
[00:49] <RazWelles> kostkon: fantastic, downloading :)
[00:49] <sn0w> how do I get nvidia-prime
[00:49] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: sudo apt-get install nvidia-prime
[00:50] <sn0w> ok thanks and are you sure this will work right with my intagrated graphics
[00:50] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: after that reboot and enable performance mode on nvidia settings
[00:51] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: if its an optimus card, it needs nvidia-prime
[00:51] <sn0w> I'll be back with the same name on arch yelling at you if this doesn't work how do I know if it's optiomos
[00:51] <lotuspsychje> arch?
[00:52] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: this is an ubuntu channel, and yelling is not needed :p
[00:52] <sn0w> lotuspsychje: I mean if this screws me and I can't get back into ubuntu I'll join the channel in arch
[00:53] <ObrienDave> you can yell on arch all you want. we won't hear you ;P
[00:53] <lotuspsychje> lol
[00:53] <sn0w> lotuspsychje: Enthusiast level NVIDIA® GeForce GTX 860M discrete graphics card provides great performance and ultra image quality
[00:53] <sn0w> From the laptop companys thing
[00:54] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: just try nvidia-prime mate
[00:54] <sn0w> What happens if I try it and it's wrong tho
[00:54] <lotuspsychje> !recovery | sn0w good old grub recoverymode then
[00:55] <sn0w> ....and I already have it..
[00:56] <sn0w> I'm selecting it in the driver list now
[00:56] <sn0w> 100 doge coin if it works
[00:57]  * Johnny_Linux shovels sn0w
[00:57] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: selecting what in driver list
[00:57] <sn0w> the software and updates one
[00:58] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: full name?
[00:58] <sn0w> What do you mean
[00:58] <samthewildone> I'm having a trouble setting up a vpn
[00:58] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: wich driver name are you selecting
[00:59] <sn0w> some binary open sourse nvida driver
[00:59] <samthewildone> Here's the problem, I'm following the instructions provided by the vpn provider and it does not seem to work.
[00:59] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: did you install prime first?
[00:59] <samthewildone> Though the service works flawlessly on windows.
[00:59] <samthewildone> !setup vpn
[00:59] <lotuspsychje> !vpn | samthewildone
[01:00] <samthewildone> lotuspsychje, I'm using openvpn
[01:00] <sn0w> Yea I installed whatever you wanted me too
[01:00] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: then reboot first
[01:01] <samthewildone> lotuspsychje, I'm using www.privatetunnel.com which was recommended over at openvpn
[01:01] <sn0w> Na it said I alreadyu had it
[01:01] <lotuspsychje> sn0w: you already have nvidia-prime, then set your card to performance mode in nvidia-settings
[01:02] <lotuspsychje> samthewildone: can the #openvpn guys help?
[01:02] <samthewildone> didn't know that was a channel
[01:02] <samthewildone> Though the problem seems to be more of a ubuntu...
[01:03] <lotuspsychje> samthewildone: you can always ask your issue here too
[01:03] <ObrienDave> vpnbook works
[01:03] <OerHeks> samthewildone, post the guide you followed?
[01:04] <samthewildone> You have to have an account, but let me check
[01:04] <sn0w_> anyways which mode do I want if I want to still be able to have kids someday
[01:04] <samthewildone> OerHeks, https://www.privatetunnel.com/index.php/kb-ubuntu-client.html
[01:05] <ObrienDave> sn0w_, safe mode LOL
[01:05] <lotuspsychje> lol
[01:05] <sn0w_> lotuspsychje: do I chose the intel one or the nvdia juan
[01:05] <lotuspsychje> sn0w_: the nvidia of course
[01:06] <lotuspsychje> sn0w_: performance mode
[01:06] <sn0w_> really but it says the intel mode is battery saving mode
[01:06] <samthewildone> OerHeks, I followed the guide to the fine print and even reinstall ubuntu on my laptop.
[01:06] <sn0w_> Are you sure?
[01:06]  * ObrienDave ponders why one would chose intel if they have a nvidia card
[01:06] <bindi> any samba gurus here, perhaps? or should I just try #samba (its kinda quiet in there)
[01:06] <samthewildone> OerHeks, still get an failed connection when attempting to connect to vpn
[01:07] <lotuspsychje> sn0w_: you said your pc was heating up, so try performance mode
[01:07] <sn0w_> Ok
[01:08] <Bashing-om> sn0w_: It is Intel for "normal" stuff, and Nvidia for performance, as in gaming . What ever you are using when you shut the system down is what you wull have when you boot back up .
[01:09] <samthewildone> OerHeks, brb booting into ubuntu
[01:12] <samthewildone> OerHeks, anything or still going through the guide ?
[01:15] <gzcwnk> bindi i use samba a bit
[01:22] <bindi> gzcwnk: do you use the "homes" feature?
[01:22] <gzcwnk> Id have to go look
[01:22] <gzcwnk> probably
[01:23] <gzcwnk> whats teh problem?
[01:24] <bindi> http://script.quakenet.org/paste/1797343 fresh config i just edited, i did smbpasswd -a bindi, tried to connect, nope! http://bindibox.net/ul/2015/06/05/5570f927d57a0.png
[01:24] <bindi> files inside my home folder are 0640, dirs 0750
[01:25] <gzcwnk> lemme look, no firewall?
[01:25] <bindi> it worked before i started fiddling my permissions to something more secure :P
[01:25] <bindi> i run iptables but i'm 100% confident it's not in the way
[01:25] <gzcwnk> LOL, so waht did you change?
[01:26] <gzcwnk> the valid users?
[01:26] <bindi> i can't remember exactly :)
[01:26] <bindi> nah, smb.conf was untouched and then it broke
[01:26] <gzcwnk> so take out the vlaid users and try again
[01:26] <bindi> i think i made /storage and /storage/home root:root
[01:26] <bindi> do i want that though?
[01:26] <gzcwnk> oh ok
[01:26] <bindi> and 0700 /storage/home
[01:26] <bindi> that's not good then i take it :P
[01:27] <bindi> .. but i dont think that should matter
[01:27] <gzcwnk> well do one thing at a atime and retest is best
[01:27] <bindi> i mean
[01:27] <bindi> i really dont want to change my perms, i dont think that's a fix :P
[01:27] <gzcwnk> try chmod 0750 on storage
[01:28] <samthewildone> wow so the network manager crashed.
[01:28] <bindi> nope
[01:28] <gzcwnk> 0755 ?
[01:28] <bindi> that's not what i'd like :P
[01:28] <gzcwnk> try it to prove what the issue is
[01:28] <bindi> but nope
[01:29] <gzcwnk> resatrt smb
[01:29] <bindi> i did
[01:29] <gzcwnk> restart smb
[01:29] <gzcwnk> k
[01:29] <bindi> root@meskhenet:/etc/samba# chmod 0755 /storage/
[01:29] <bindi> root@meskhenet:/etc/samba# service smbd restart
[01:29] <bindi> uughh
[01:29] <gzcwnk> take out the valid users and resatrt
[01:30] <bindi> nope
[01:30] <gzcwnk> hmm
[01:30] <gzcwnk> whats teh error message?
[01:30] <bindi> error message where, windwos?
[01:31] <bindi> windows*
[01:31] <bindi> http://bindibox.net/ul/2015/06/05/5570fbdfd080d.png
[01:31] <Hilikus> i'm reinstalling ubuntu server, i am reformatting my / partition but not my /home partition. my question is, should i also format my /boot partition?
[01:32] <gzcwnk> hmm thats the same config now as I ahve
[01:33] <gzcwnk> lemme look up some commands
[01:33] <bindi> and your users are created with smbpasswd -a user?
[01:33] <gzcwnk> brb
[01:33] <gzcwnk> yes
[01:33] <bindi> i had this problem since day 1 using smbd tbh, i just did a "fine lets fix it" and let it be
[01:37] <gzcwnk> bindi do u have  ashell on the smb server?
[01:38] <bindi> hm?
[01:38] <gzcwnk> as your user type smbclient -L localhost
[01:38] <bindi> yes i do
[01:38] <gzcwnk> lets see teh output
[01:38] <bindi> lol
[01:38] <bindi> Could not chdir to home directory /storage/home/bindi: Permission denied
[01:38] <bindi> ok i think my perms arent that good
[01:39] <gzcwnk> so cd  / and do a ls -l lets see what is on /storage
[01:39] <kulelu88> Hi. I get this error when trying to install python-gtk2: E: Unable to locate package python-gtk2 . Any help?
[01:39] <Kim> I just upgraded to 15.04, and now Hangouts and other Chrome apps are grouped with Chrome on the launcher
[01:39] <bindi> drwxr-x---  10 root root    10 Aug 22  2014 storage
[01:40] <Kim> Does anyone know of a way to fix this?
[01:40] <gzcwnk> kule apt-cache search python-gtk2   ?
[01:40] <gzcwnk> bindi do a 0777 /storage
[01:40] <bindi> uhhuh
[01:41] <kostkon> kulelu88, or apt-cache policy python-gtk2 even
[01:41] <gzcwnk> bindi do a chmod 0777 /storage
[01:41] <bindi> gzcwnk: didnt work
[01:41] <bindi> oh wait i typod
[01:41] <bindi> hold on .P
[01:41] <kulelu88> well there's quite a few of them. Do I install them all?
[01:41] <bindi> well didnt work either
[01:41] <gzcwnk> cd /storage and chmod 0777 home
[01:41] <bindi> that fixed it
[01:41] <gzcwnk> kule pick teh one you like the look of, the higehst number probably
[01:42] <gzcwnk> bindi: so you can now mount the smb?
[01:42] <bindi> hold on
[01:42] <kulelu88> the highest is: python-gtk2
[01:42] <bindi> fixed the perms
[01:42] <bindi> gzcwnk: yup i can
[01:42] <bindi> i made storage and storage/home 0750, and made them root:sambashares, and my user is in sambashares
[01:42] <kostkon> kulelu88, sudo apt-get install python-gtk2
[01:43] <kulelu88> maybe the problem is that this is a dockerfile :/
[01:43] <gzcwnk> you need to be able to execute a dir to get into it
[01:44] <bindi> apparently
[01:44] <bindi> now i need to fix a jailed or chrooted or whatever user dir for one user
[01:44] <bindi> so he cant go out of his home dir
[01:44] <bindi> (this is why i started fixing up my perms)
[01:44] <bindi> but apparently i cant do that when the home dir is here :P
[01:44] <gzcwnk> as a smb user?
[01:45] <bindi> nah, sshfs
[01:45] <bindi> so sftp
[01:45] <bindi> I'd probably do it with smb but I can't change the port
[01:45] <bindi> I ran smb with open ports for a few friends for a week or two... the amount of attacks is incredible
[01:45] <gzcwnk> yes it is
[01:46] <gzcwnk> but so is ssh atatcks
[01:46] <bindi> fail2ban and custom port \o/
[01:46] <Guest83573> anyone can help me run havij on ubuntu?
[01:46] <gzcwnk> set allow users in sshd_config and insist on tough passwords
[01:46] <gzcwnk> there is a group out thee doing world wide ssh attacks
[01:47] <bindi> or just use private keys =)
[01:47] <gzcwnk> yep
[01:50] <bindi> gzcwnk: have you used ChrootDirectory with ssh?
[01:50] <rOm3O> bindi can you help?
[01:51] <gzcwnk> bindi, no
[01:52] <bindi> rOm3O: oh but i'm here for help myself
[01:52] <rOm3O> Thank you bindi :)
[01:52] <rOm3O> at least you saw my message
[01:52] <rOm3O> You my carry on
[01:55] <Kim> Hm.  Guess I found a workaround.  Requires having Chrome create shortcuts on the desktop, and for whatever reason moving them to another directory causes Unity to group them anyway
[01:56] <Kim> Disabling desktop icons makes it visually cleaner, but it's still a bit silly when these are things that probably shouldn't be grouped
[01:56] <Kim> s/probably/really/
[02:01] <advx_> Hi Good Morning All
[02:03] <ObrienDave> Greetings & Welcome
[02:05] <gzcwnk> :)
[02:10] <kali_> how to I get color theames in terminal
[02:15] <kali_> how to I get color theames in terminal
[02:18] <xiaorb> tweek .bashrc kali_
[02:19] <kali_> how?
[02:19] <xiaorb> vim ~/.bashrc
[02:19] <kali_> I want like a zenburn stile theame
[02:19] <ObrienDave> open it with a word processor
[02:21] <kali_> but what edits do I make
[02:21] <Arnie25> what else could be blocking connections to mysql externally? nmap mysite's-ip -p 3306 says the state is filtered. in my.cnf i set bind-address to the server's ip, I tried disabled iptables using /etc/init.d/iptables stop and i also added 3306 to TCP_IN and TCP_OUT in CSF and then restarted it. also tried commenting out bind-address all together from my.cnf
[02:22] <kali_> xiaorb: what edits do I make
[02:24] <gzcwnk> arnie try nmap
[02:24] <xiaorb> for starters you need to uncomment a line:   46	#force_color_prompt=yes
[02:24] <xiaorb> to read
[02:24] <gzcwnk> arnie firewall?
[02:24] <xiaorb>  force_color_prompt=yes
[02:25] <xiaorb> then scroll down and tweak the other color directives, but make a backup first and i think you need to logout /login( of the terminal at least) to see the changes
[02:26] <jimcornette> source ~/.bashrc
[02:26] <jimcornette> xiaorb,  ^^
[02:26] <lordramus> hey
[02:26] <xiaorb> ?
[02:26] <lordramus> any one here got an idea on mssql server
[02:27] <jimcornette> xiaorb, to run new bashrc profiles and what not with out login and log out
[02:27] <xiaorb> cool, haven't heard of that
[02:27] <gzcwnk> mssql or mysql?
[02:27] <xiaorb> xD
[02:27] <lordramus> microsoft server
[02:28] <xiaorb> yeah i know that it locks up real bad under load haha
[02:28] <xiaorb> lordramus ^^
[02:28] <xiaorb> j/k
[02:29] <lordramus> do you know how tho limit the entry into a database using the check constrain
[02:45] <spkb24> hi
[02:45] <spkb24> anyone here?
[02:45] <pkircher> no .. we are all bots
[02:46] <spkb24> Oh ok, cool
[02:46] <spkb24> By AndroidLoveInSF
[02:46] <spkb24> Bye* AndroidLoverInSF*
[02:46] <spkb24> nice talking to yall bots
[02:47] <Arnie25> gzcwnk: is there anyway to check what's blocking the port?
[02:48] <gzcwnk> what does nmap say?
[02:48] <gzcwnk> try iptables -L -n
[02:56] <B0g4r7> Arnie25, you can't really "stop" iptables/netfilter.  It's not a service that runs with a userspace daemon.  It's a filter that sits in kernelspace doing it's thing based on its current configuration.
[02:57] <B0g4r7> So yeah, iptables -n -L.  Also man iptables.
[02:57] <B0g4r7> s/it's/its/
[02:58] <Arnie25> B0g4r7: there are 800 lines... any suggestions on what to look for? :D
[03:00] <iman> I messed up with /etc/sudoers then I got to recovery mode and try to fix sudoers file but when I want to fix the file using nano it says "root is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported" what I have to do now? do i have to install ubuntu again?
[03:01] <EriC^^> iman: are you doing sudo nano ?
[03:01] <EriC^^> you don't need sudo if you're root
[03:02] <EriC^^> also you should probably use visudo to edit /etc/sudoers, it checks for syntax errors and whatnot before saving
[03:02] <iman> EriC^^: okay but when I don't use sudo i can't change the file because that says "readonly"
[03:02] <EriC^^> iman: type mount -o remount,rw /
[03:03] <EriC^^> it's cause the filesystem is still mounted read-only
[03:05] <iman> EriC^^: it works perfectly, thank you
[03:06] <iman> bita
[03:06] <EriC^^> iman: no problem
[03:08] <iman> EriC^^: but i still have a problem, I used to login with my username and i used sudo perfect but now when I want to use sudo it says, iman is not in the sudoers file. his incident will be reported.
[03:08] <iman> EriC^^: i just fixed what i did in sudoers file but i still get same message
[03:09] <Razzdoll> Does anyone know this problem?
[03:09] <xangua> Razzdoll: you have to state a problem first
[03:11] <EriC^^> iman: type id as your user
[03:12] <EriC^^> or type id <your user>
[03:12] <kumavis> installing ubuntu server -- tried a couple of different images, and they're self-reporting a bad signature for GRUB
[03:13] <kumavis> md5 for iso matches tho
[03:13] <iman> EriC^^: i did type "adduser iman sudo" and it says iman is in sudo group
[03:13] <EriC^^> type id iman
[03:13] <EriC^^> cause it takes a logout and log in for it to show
[03:14] <iman> EriC^^: uid=1000(iman) gid=1000(bita) groups=1000(bita),4(adm),24(cdrom),27(sudo),30(dip),46(plugdev),108(lpadmin),124(sambashare)
[03:14] <iman> EriC^^: uid=1000(iman) gid=1000(iman) groups=1000(iman),4(adm),24(cdrom),27(sudo),30(dip),46(plugdev),108(lpadmin),124(sambashare)
[03:14] <EriC^^> iman: ok, are you sure there's a % before sudo in the sudoers file?
[03:14] <EriC^^> %sudo ALL: .....
[03:15] <iman> EriC^^: no, how can i make sure? do I have to come with recovery mode again?
[03:15] <EriC^^> yes
[03:17] <rohman> hello
[03:18] <gzcwnk> hi
[03:19] <iman> EriC^^: %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
[03:19] <EriC^^> iman: that looks ok, what did you modify in the file?
[03:21] <iman> EriC^^: I added Defaults    env_keep="something" but I removed it
[03:21] <iman> EriC^^: is there any backup from sudoers file?
[03:22] <iman> EriC^^: when i type "adduser iman sudo" it says The user `iman` is already a member of `sudo`
[03:23] <EriC^^> iman: ok, if you type su iman
[03:23] <EriC^^> and then try sudo -l
[03:24] <iman> EriC^^: Sorry, user iman may not run sudo on ubuntu.
[03:24] <Razzdoll> xangua, oops! lol thanks.
[03:24] <Razzdoll> Whats wrong with the terminal in ubuntu? Everytime I try to resize it.. It minimizes to the size of a pencil...
[03:26] <EriC^^> iman: ok, do you have any backup file as /etc/sudoers.save* ?
[03:27] <iman> EriC^^: i have. sudoers sudoers~ sudoers.d/ sudoers.save sudoers.save.1
[03:29] <EriC^^> iman: ok, use the latest one
[03:30] <iman> EriC^^: I did copy that, do I need to reboot the system?
[03:33] <iman> EriC^^: It worked, i appreciate it bud
[03:34] <Razzdoll> xangua,  do you know?
[03:35] <otter_> just made a little ubuntu machine out of an old aspire 1
[03:36] <otter_> it runs so much better! amazing
[03:51] <gzcwnk> o^0
[04:15] <michael_p> hi
[04:15] <michael_p> nvidia any probs
[04:20] <nikolam> Ubuntu software center still does not have options to actually display software license before installing applications.
[04:20] <nikolam> And "Open source" for license in not informative enough
[04:20] <nikolam> And I would like to see Software center to be able to filter apps by licence
[04:21] <Razzdoll> How do I connect a usb wireless adapter when I want to my desktop, and not use my ethernet connection, and visa versa (This is probably the dumbest question asked yet), in linux?
[04:22] <Ricky_Rat5005> I want to set up Ubuntu server so I can use it as a file server. Is it best to run it from a USB or to install it? (I have 4 - 4TB Drives in a RAID 10)
[04:23] <nikolam> Razzdoll, well you have that nifty network manager in the corner, where you can set network settings
[04:23] <gzcwnk> install it....though freenass is quite nice
[04:23] <Razzdoll> nikolam, the up and down arrow?
[04:24] <gzcwnk> raid5 gives youmore volume unless you really need the IO
[04:24] <Razzdoll> nikolam, when i plug the usb in, will it let me choose if i want to use that or the wired?
[04:24] <nikolam> Razzdoll, I supose you would like to have it switching automatically between lan and wireless? Maybe by writing some script to do that, that depends on LAN state?
[04:25] <Ricky_Rat5005> gzcwnk - Yeah, I have played with FreeNAS, but I want to try this out. And I don't like RAID5, I'd rather get the speed. With FreeNas, the software handles the raid, is that the same way if I install Ubuntu server or do I need to configure the raid 1st in the bios if I go the Ubuntu Server Route?
[04:25] <nikolam> Razzdoll, Personally, I am on Xubuntu with Xfce, don't know exactly how it is in Unity, lately, but I suppose it is similar, I just select network from drop down menu and connect
[04:27] <treelzebub> Razzdoll: worst-case scenario, you'll have to manually add your network device for discovery. Absolute worst-case: your wifi device is not supported by linux.
[04:31] <Ricky_Rat5005> gzcwnk ?
[04:32] <Razzdoll> treelzebub, oh no, it is recognizable. i just was wondering if i could switch easily from wired and wireless
[04:32] <Razzdoll> nikolam,  yes
[04:32] <Ricky_Rat5005> I've been using FreeNas and want to move to Ubuntu server. In FreeNas the software handles the RAID for me. Is Ubuntu the same or do I need to set up the RAID in the BIOS before installing?
[04:34] <treelzebub> Razzdoll: My Ubuntu 14.10 machine has wired and wifi connected simultaneously and seamlessly :)
[04:34] <treelzebub> out of the box... no work done on my part
[04:34] <nikolam> Razzdoll, it would be great if it woud switch automatically between LAN and wireless, that would need some kind of script that would react on changed conditions.
[04:34] <histo> Ricky_Rat5005: you can setup software raid in ubuntu as well
[04:35] <nikolam> treelzebub, how do you know where it routes connections when connected with both connections at the same time?
[04:35] <Ricky_Rat5005> histo is there a pref? Will Ubutu server recognize a 8 TB drive (4 4TB in Raid 10)?
[04:35] <nikolam> Ricky_Rat5005, or you can just use BTRFS, it has RAID integrated, like ZFS does.. Avoiding Linux mdraid stuff..
[04:36] <treelzebub> nikolam: I have always assumed that it prefers the wired connection, but you can always to a traceroute and compare your local ip to whatever ifconfig spits out
[04:36] <Ricky_Rat5005> Nik05 BTRFS?
[04:36] <treelzebub> *do a traceroute
[04:36] <histo> Ricky_Rat5005: during installation you can specify your setup. I would read some tutorials on a server install with raid
[04:37] <Ricky_Rat5005> histo & Nik05 - Thanks!
[04:37] <nikolam> Ricky_Rat5005, with BTRFS you can move back and forward and even upgrade from ext to btrfs. I personally was switching from single disk install on ext4 to raid1 on btrfs. Altrought, not as robust as ZFS (But you have ZfsOnLinux that works fine on Ubuntu)
[04:37] <Ricky_Rat5005> nikolam - thanks. I'll look into it.
[04:38] <nikolam> treelzebub, if you have 2 adapters, you can do traceroute, too :P
[04:38] <treelzebub> yessir :)
[04:39] <nikolam> Ricky_Rat5005, I'll personally always use ZFS for important data. It's more robust, supported on many platforms. and BTRF for system part in Linux. BTRFS have some nifty things, like having several raid levels per dataset on same pool.
[04:41] <Razzdoll> treelzebub, this is ubuntu 15.04
[04:41] <Razzdoll> nikolam, oh
[04:41] <Razzdoll> treelzebub,  lucky devil :)
[04:42] <treelzebub> Razzdoll: not aware of any breaking changes in 15.04 that would be causing your issue. though i also joined the # after you asked your initial question, so i'm not sure what you're experiencing
[04:44] <Razzdoll> treelzebub, i am not experiencing any issues at the moment, just asking cause i want to buy a usb adapter and have both
[04:44] <treelzebub> Razzdoll: honestly, it shouldn't be a problem as long as you are sure the adapter is linux-compatible
[04:45] <Razzdoll> treelzebub, oh yes, ive been reading some about this, it must be compatible with linux kernel
[04:45] <treelzebub> tbh, i've always assumed the OS was bridging the connections, but i have never really looked into it
[04:47] <treelzebub> my usb wifi adapter is the Edimax EW-7811Un ...never had a problem, and it's about $10 :)
[04:47] <treelzebub> just stay away from anything using Broadcom chips
[04:48] <Scott_S> Broadcom chips aren't bad, at least they have better support than Intel.
[04:49] <Ben64> not true
[04:50] <treelzebub> super not true
[05:02] <danielw> NICK_danielbw
[05:29] <detorr> anyone know a good tutorial for ubuntu sdk?
[05:35] <skits> quick question. when using sudo useradd -d /home/testuser -m testuser how do i do that via terminal with copying the default files normally copied when making a user?
[05:36] <xcezzz> skits you can use the -k option to specify a skeleton directory
[05:37] <skits> ok, will th -k option overwrite existing files?
[05:39] <xcezzz> i honestly am not sure lol... but just so you know.. 'adduser' is a ubuntu only tool for adding users that does more than the base useradd... you just specify the username dont need a bunch of options
[05:40] <skits> ah, cool I really appreciate the help. :) Thank you very much!
[05:40]  * skits waves
[05:40]  * xcezzz high fives
[05:41] <harishkrupo> no -k will not overwrite files in the directory but it will overwrite the existing skel files
[06:21] <Guest93096> I can't shut down my Ubuntu 15.04 system except by pulling the electric plug on the back of it.  I even tried to do a "sudo halt" in a terminal, but it just hangs.
[06:21] <EriC^^> hangs>
[06:22] <EriC^^> what do you mean?
[06:22] <Guest93096> I try the menu and logout, but it never gives me the popup to choose "shutdown"
[06:22] <babyknows> "sudo poweroff"
[06:22] <Guest93096> babyknows: But WHY doesn't the menu choice work
[06:22] <Guest93096> ?
[06:23] <Guest93096> It worked before
[06:24] <Guest93096> babyknows: Just tried the command you gave me "sudo poweroff".  Didn't work either
[06:25] <EriC^^> what do you mean by didn't work
[06:29] <agent_white> ! didn't work
[06:31] <newbie|2> I'm back with the poweroff issue
[06:32] <newbie|2> "sudo poweroff" works in a terminal, but not in the "run" option of the menu.  But why doesn't "logout" ->"shutdown" work?
[06:32] <newbie|2> babyknows: Why don't functions in the menu work?
[06:38] <agent_white> newbie|2: Are you in the 'power' group?
[06:38] <agent_white> `groups` to show you what groups you're in.
[06:43] <ramon> hi
[06:53] <Unhammer> I tried removing "quiet splash $vthandoff" from boot params, and on shutdown I now see this: https://unhammer.org/owncloud/index.php/s/n5CvcsB4cqkDXUo
[06:54] <Unhammer> but computer does not shut down, I have to press the button
[06:54] <Unhammer> tried both acpi=off and acpi=force, on difference, so I guess it's unrelated to acpi?
[06:56] <Unhammer> Also, if I want to document my trials and tribulations with a certain system, should I make a wiki page somewhere or what?
[06:59] <auronandace> Unhammer: you have enough problems to detail them in a wiki?
[07:00] <Unhammer> auronandace,  yes
[07:02] <auronandace> Unhammer: if you feel it would be of benefit to others then it would be great to make a wiki page but it should be updated to show solutions to your problems too
[07:02] <Unhammer> auronandace,  e.g. for uefi dual-boot, I tried all the regular fastboot→off,secureboot→off,bcdedit,boot-repair; ended up having to manually swap the linux and windows efi files (with the help of EriC^^ )
[07:03] <Unhammer> of course. a bunch of "this doesn't work" would just be annoying :)
[07:04] <auronandace> Unhammer: you could also try posting questions to ask ubuntu if you've already searched and nobody else has asked the question
[07:04] <auronandace> !askubuntu | Unhammer
[07:04] <Unhammer> yeah, haven't found anything similar there yet, though maybe I'm not formulating it well enough
[07:14] <prince> Hi
[07:14] <prince> any one worked on linux device drivers?
[07:15] <prince> I have one query related to USB HUB driver.
[07:17] <prince> Our developer has written a USB hub device driver which interfaces wifi dongel and HDMI to DM365 but for USB HUB I am not seeing any mount point in  /dev/ or /sys/class/ folders. I want to test the HUB whether it is wroking or not can any one help me.
[07:40] <nso95> partitioned ubuntu, now after my first boot i cant access the grub screen on reboot
[07:45] <rs94202> Hi, I am trying to install OpenStack on a single box within the LXC containers but the openstack-install script hangs at the exit of the lxc-start command (while the same command exits quite ok when run directly in the console) any ideas what might be going wrong?
[07:49] <llutz> rs94202: wrong shell (user-shell vs system-shell), wrong shebang in script?
[07:52] <rs94202> how can I tell which shell is used? in the python script I see     p = Popen(command, shell=True,               stdout=STDOUT, stderr=stderr_dest,               bufsize=-1, env=cmd_env, close_fds=True)
[07:53] <rs94202> sorry, this was some of my experiments to make it work, here is the original code in the cloudinstall/utils.py script         p = Popen(command, shell=True,                   stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE,                   bufsize=-1, env=cmd_env, close_fds=True)
[07:55] <llutz> rs94202: python ... not really an idea about that.  i'd check the environment for differences (vars, path etc.) if you run it as user
[07:56] <rs94202> llutz:I am running it with sudo -E
[07:57] <llutz> rs94202: which uses your users environment
[07:58] <rs94202> llutz: yes, and this is what the ubuntu docs say about running the installer
[08:02] <rs94202> I have debugged with pudb3 and the execution hangs at:     stdout, stderr = p.communicate() and the funny thing is that the command (lxc-start) itself is getting executed because seconds later I can see the container up and running and the init script inside the container seems to complete just fine, for some reason either some of the pipes is not closed or something else is happening
[08:03] <llutz> rs94202: sry cannot help you with that
[08:04] <rs94202> any idea where I can ask? I read there are some topics but I do not find a way to pick up a topic from this web client (I cannot use any other client as I am behind a proxy)
[08:06] <llutz> rs94202: /msg alis list *lxc*        or  list *openstack*      maybe, to get a list of related channels
[08:06] <rs94202> 10x :)
[08:07] <rs94202>  /msg alis list *lxc*
[08:07] <agent_white> rs94202: Maybe #python or #learnprogramming ?
[08:08] <agent_white> Though I would first paste your entire code, as well as any debugging info in a gist/pastie/pastebin, etc.
[08:09] <hellcook> Hi all
[08:09] <rs94202> the point is this is not my code, the code is released by canonical, I was hoping someone that developed it is around and could give a hint, I do not need generic python or programming help, I need some support on that very openstack/cloudinstall script
[08:10] <hellcook> Does anyone know how to rebind capslock to ctrl+b ?
[08:11] <rs94202> and for soem reason I cannot search for any topics ...when i type /msg alis ...whatever ...nothing happens it just gets posted into the chat
[08:11] <agent_white> hellcook: Generally for all key-mappings, use `setxkbmap`.
[08:12] <agent_white> rs94202: It looks like your "/msg alias" had a space in it... " /msg ..." instead of "/msg"
[08:13] <hellcook> agent_white: I had a basic "setxkbmap -option caps:ctrl_modifier" in a init_script. Do you know how I could change it to something like "setxkbmap -option caps:ctrl_modifier+b" ?
[08:13] <rs94202> agent_white: 10x :)
[08:14] <cah-technik> hello
[08:14] <agent_white> rs94202: ?
[08:14] <cah-technik> can help me
[08:16] <mr_seans> Stupid question, that for some reason I can't format a google search to figure out this late at night.  I have 2x GPU's installed, NOT in SLI mode.  The only way I got that setup working is to actually have two x sessions.  Two monitors are one one card, one on the other.  The two on one card = xinerama, work fine.  The third = it's own Xsession, works fine.  Very happy.
[08:17] <mr_seans> However, when I start a program - it ALWAYS starts on that xsession in the future, no matter which session I launch it from.
[08:17] <mr_seans> Example: Chrome will only run on the second X-Session, and there's no way I can figure to say, start it up on the main session.  So it's stuck on the third monitor.
[08:18] <mr_seans> (If it matters, I run XFCE)
[08:19] <agent_white> hellcook: Have you looked into ".xbindkeysrc" ?
[08:20] <agent_white> hellcook: Also, checkout `xbindkeys -k` to see the combination of keys when pressing ctrl+b... it should be "Control+Mod2+b" or something of the sort.
[08:21] <agent_white> hellcook: Though, personally, I use ".Xmodmap".
[08:22] <melbaubuntu> heey guys, where can i find the support channel for ubuntu
[08:22] <agent_white> melbaubuntu: This is it!
[08:22] <melbaubuntu> i know that xd
[08:22] <melbaubuntu> i have a problem with mty spotify, when i want to install spotify
[08:23] <murcha> how can I find a script which saves the databases backups in my root directory?
[08:23] <melbaubuntu> i follow this but it doesn't work http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-install-spotify-in-ubuntu
[08:25] <hellcook> agent_white: thank you for answering. I've read xbindkeys cannot directly rebind keys, rather keys to commands.
[08:25] <melbaubuntu> this is the error i get
[08:25] <melbaubuntu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11583314/
[08:25] <Ben64> thats not an error
[08:26] <melbaubuntu> what is it?
[08:26] <agent_white> mr_seans: It's not ubuntu, but this is what you need to do: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Multihead#Xinerama
[08:26] <Ben64> telling you what its doing
[08:26] <agent_white> hellcook: Checkout .Xmodmap instead. That's what I use :)
[08:26] <melbaubuntu> i 'm at school. Can it be that they bcked a port?
[08:26] <melbaubuntu> *blocked
[08:27] <hellcook> agent_white: xmodmap allow to map keycodes, however ctrl+b is the keycode of ctrl follow by the keycode of b. Would you know how to map capslock keycode to "ctrl keycode followed by b keycode" ? :)
[08:29] <agent_white> hellcook: Use `xev`!
[08:29] <agent_white> hellcook: For just watch out, since it tracks mouse movements.
[08:30] <Unhammer> for packages listed as "rc" under dpkg, how do I see what the actual files are?
[08:30] <hellcook> agent_white: alas, when I press 'ctrl+b' it displays ctrl keycode then b keycode
[08:30] <hellcook> agent_white: I mean, not a single keycode
[08:31] <agent_white> hellcook: It doesn't recognize multiple-keys being hit at once. Just hit ctrl first... it _should_ display as "keycode 37... Control_L".
[08:31] <agent_white> "Control_L" is what we're looking for.
[08:31] <histo> Unhammer: -L
[08:31] <agent_white> So, try modifying ".Xmodmap" on the line saying "keycode 23" to be... "
[08:32] <agent_white> hellcook: "keycode  23 = Control_L b"
[08:32] <histo> Unhammer: so dpkg -L packagename
[08:32] <Unhammer> histo,  that says no files
[08:32] <Unhammer> it still says rc
[08:32] <histo> Unhammer: is rc the package name?
[08:32] <seekis> hey i am having quite a difficult time installing ubuntu on a windows 7 machine
[08:33] <Unhammer> nono the status
[08:33] <seekis> i have tried USB and DVD
[08:33] <Unhammer> the package is wine1.4
[08:33] <agent_white> hellcook: Actually... it may be "keycode  23 = Control_L b NoSymbol"
[08:33] <histo> Unhammer: dpkg -L wine1.4
[08:33] <Unhammer> output from dpkg -l '*wine*' has lines like
[08:33] <seekis> both result in a black and white spiral like pixelated screen that goes nowhere after ubuntu splash screen
[08:33] <Unhammer> rc  wine1.4 …
[08:33] <agent_white> hellcook: Since each variable takes 3 arguments.
[08:33] <agent_white> Or more.
[08:33] <histo> Unhammer: rc means removed but configuration files remain
[08:33] <llutz> Unhammer: "rc" is package removed, configs still present
[08:34] <Unhammer> histo,  I know. but dpkg -L wine1.4 says it has no files
[08:34] <histo> Unhammer: sorry missunderstood your original question
[08:34] <histo> Unhammer: because it's not installed
[08:34] <Unhammer> so how do I show the files that would be removed by purge?
[08:34] <histo> Unhammer: if you want to remove the configuration files apt-get purge packagename
[08:35] <agent_white> hellcook: `xmodmap -pke > ~/.Xmodmap` to create the initial file... modify it, then `xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap` to apply changes, then test it!
[08:35] <Unhammer> histo,  I don't know if I want to remove them, because I don't know what files they are)
[08:35] <histo> Unhammer: apt-get -s purge packagename
[08:35] <llutz> Unhammer: dpkg -L packagename        still will output the remaining files.
[08:35] <Unhammer> already tried that, it doesn't list them
[08:35] <histo> Unhammer: -s is simulate doens't do anything jsut shows you what would occur
[08:36] <seekis> any one can help?
[08:36] <Unhammer> llutz,  so if -L  shows nothing, does that mean it's listed as "rc" even though there are no remaining config files?
[08:36] <hellcook> agent_white: thank you, I've tried, whith: xmodmap -e 'keycode 66 = Control_L b NoSymbol' , however it doesn't work. Does it work on your machine? If so, maybe mine just need to reboot.
[08:36] <histo> Unhammer: hrm that's odd no -s isn't showing the files properly I just checked with a different package
[08:37] <agent_white> hellcook: No need to reboot, I'm having the same issue... one second!
[08:39] <histo> Unhammer: no idea the only files it should remove is anythgin in /etc
[08:39] <histo> Unhammer: sudo find /etc -iname 'wine*'
[08:40] <Unhammer> ok. definitely not anything in /home, right?
[08:40] <histo> Unhammer: right should not touch users /home
[08:41] <histo> Unhammer: backup just incase though
[08:41] <histo> Unhammer: Yeah just deletes central configuration
[08:41] <Unhammer> have nightlies :)
[08:41] <histo> Unhammer: What are you trying to accomplish btw?
[08:43] <Unhammer> histo,  uh not sure I got sidetracked :)
[08:43] <Unhammer> was installing wine from their ppa and wanted to ensure I had no old cruft
[08:43] <histo> Unhammer: you can move the .wine directory in your home if you think it might be your configs
[08:44] <Unhammer> mm
[08:46] <bulbasaur> Hey guys... I am looking to set up an apt repo on my server that provides a couple of packages. Does anyone have any documentation explaining how to do this?
[08:47] <histo> !repo | bulbasaur
[08:48] <bulbasaur> Thanks
[08:51] <bulbasaur> histo: This is the exact opposite of what I want -_-
[08:51] <bulbasaur> I want to setup my own repo, not add one
[08:52] <striethorst> Hello, evryone. I'm on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and I have a Canon MX475. I can't scan :(
[08:53] <cotalinux> hello, does anyone know if you can have split pane in Ubuntu 14.04 Nautilus? From web search I get that this feature once existed and now it doesn't. Anyone know something about this?
[08:56] <histo> !apt-repo
[08:57] <histo> cotalinux: it was removed upstream in gnome
[09:00] <histo> cotalinux: http://askubuntu.com/questions/285588/is-there-a-way-to-restore-nautilus-split-screen-f3-feature
[09:10] <cotalinux> histo: thank you
[09:10] <hpekdemir> hi. I've setup an experimental OSPFv2 testing environment. testing purpose is redundancy (router to router link) and failover. everything works great so far. but one problem: how do I tell the clients
[09:11] <hpekdemir> that a router has gone down.
[09:11] <hpekdemir> I always delete the route and add the other router as default by hand.
[09:11] <agent_white> hellcook: Still trying to get this working!!! :(
[09:16] <hellcook> agent_white: omg, thank you so much
[09:17] <agent_white> hellcook: Figure it out?
[09:17] <agent_white> hellcook: I've been battling with it, but think I figured it out!
[09:17] <Gh0st-> getting this error -bash: /usr/bin/node: No such file or directory
[09:17] <Gh0st-> when I am trying to run IRCanyWhere
[09:18] <chotaz`w> Since the compiz channel is pretty much idleing and my problem is really killing my workflow. I'll take a shot. I'm on ubuntu 15.04, my rigs consists mainly of 8GB of RAM and an i7 vPro, I wasn't expecting this rig to get hogged easily but sometimes when I'm hoping around viewports with Compiz my system freezes for a bit and sometimes it leads to fully fledged crashed(kernel panic? SysRq doesnt even work). I have no clue how to trace and fix this
[09:18] <chotaz`w> problem, or even if theres any way to fix this, so I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction.
[09:19] <agent_white> hellcook: Did you figure it out? I found a solution...
[09:20] <hellcook> agent_white: no, I didn't. What did you find?
[09:23] <murcha> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) got this on ubuntu.
[09:24] <jellow> murcha: is MySQL running?
[09:24] <dionysus69> hello all, how do I get a mask so my ip doesnt show up ?
[09:24] <murcha> jellow: yes
[09:25] <murcha> jellow:  i did restart, shutdown server, all but no help
[09:25] <jellow> !mask | dionysus69
[09:26] <dionysus69> WHOIS: jellow
[09:26] <dionysus69> jellow: thanks x)
[09:27] <agent_white> hellcook: Crap... hold on :(
[09:27] <jellow> murcha: How did you check it was running?
[09:28] <jellow> dionysus69 not a problem :)
[09:29] <avenger> What are good vector graphic software which have many BRUSH options like photoshop . Don't say inkscape.
[09:31] <murcha> jellow: service mysql status
[09:32] <jellow> murcha: in that case I'm not sure perhaps look at logs for anything problematic
[09:34] <jellow> !mysql
[09:34] <yogg> Hi
[09:34] <avenger> What are good vector graphic software which have many BRUSH options like photoshop . Don't say inkscape.
[09:35] <yogg> I have a question about the proftpd mod_copy problem (CVE-2015-3306). The problem is arround for some time and there is currently no fix from ubuntu side. Debian and other distris have already fixed this. Is there any information why there is currently no fix for 12.04 and 14.04 available?
[09:38] <hellcook> agent_white: alright, thank you so much for your time, but it's been long now, you probably have some things to do or your own problems to solve. :)
[09:38] <agent_white> hellcook: Unfortunately I'm hellbent on getting this to work :P
[09:38] <agent_white> Right now, I have it working but it's sending the ctrl+f WAAAAY too many times.
[09:39] <hellcook> agent_white: :D
[09:39] <agent_white> hellcook: I added "xdotool key --clearmodifiers ctrl+f" (then down below that line, with 2 space indent) "Mod2 + Caps_Lock"  in .xbindkeysrc.
[09:39] <agent_white> So it works!... but it SPAMS ctrl+f
[09:40] <agent_white> Like, so much it makes my caps_lock key flicker :P
[09:40] <agent_white> (the Mod2) isn't in caps... here, let me make a quick pastie.
[09:40] <hellcook> agent_white: congrats, you have unlocked the disco mode of your keyboard. :)
[09:40] <agent_white> Hahah I know right?
[09:42] <agent_white> hellcook: https://gist.github.com/jakenotjacob/1aab81543373abd767ba#file-xbindkeysrc-L69
[09:43] <hellcook> agent_white: thank you!
[09:43] <agent_white> So that's my current .xbindkeysrc file.  First, and each and every time I modify it, I run `killall -s1 xbindkeys`, to ensure it isn't running... then once I save it and close it, I run `xbindkeys` to test it out.
[09:44] <agent_white> So, check it out! Let me know if it spams the hell out of "control+f" for you, too :P
[09:45] <ezzo> Can I run ubuntu installer from ubuntu?
[09:46] <ezzo> Can I run ubuntu installer from ubuntu? please answer
[09:47] <hellcook> ezzo: what do you want to do?
[09:47] <ezzo> i want to downgrade from 14.10 to 14.02 lts
[09:48] <hellcook> ezzo: from what I know (but I haven't tried this a lot) you'll have to make a fresh install :(
[09:48] <llutz> ezzo: you can't easily. backup your stuff, your settings and re-install from scratch
[09:48] <DJones> ezzo: You can't downgrade from one release to an earlier one, the only way is a fresh install of the LTS release
[09:48] <ezzo> so i have to reeboot from cd?
[09:49] <llutz> ezzo: or usb or use debootstrap, yes
[09:49] <ezzo> what is debootstrap?
[09:49] <llutz> ezzo: a way to install ubuntu/debian from a running system
[09:50] <ezzo> llutz: is it easy or hard? I know in osx and windows but not linux
[09:51] <llutz> ezzo: it's not like wubi. it installs a real system into a mounted filesystem. it just needs some attention, because there is no neat "click & ready" installer. easier to use cd/dvd/usb
[09:52] <ezzo> llutz: thanks. going to downgrade my vm soon
[09:53] <hellcook> agent_white: I have tried the xdotool command in the term directly, and indeed, there are several keystrokes
[09:54] <agent_white> hellcook: May have solved it...
[09:56] <agent_white> hellcook: "xdotool keydown --clearmodifiers ctrl+f keyup ctrl+f"
[09:58] <ezzo> llutz: I am in the proccess now. thanks
[09:58] <djimmy> 1
[09:59] <dionysus69> hey so I have around 2gb ram occupied out of 8gb, but on the performance monitor there is another "layer" called cache and it changes rapidly, it reached 8gb couple times and during that couple seconds computer lags seriously
[09:59] <dionysus69> so what is the cache ????
[10:00] <agent_white> hellcook: Rather
[10:01] <agent_white> hellcook: "xdotool keydown --clearmodifiers ctrl+f; xdotool keyup ctrl+f"  So we call xdotool twice instead.
[10:01] <kaseoga_> hi! just now i upgrade from 14.04 to 15.04 and now i only have terminal
[10:01] <kaseoga_> what can i do ?
[10:02] <DanShark> reinstall.
[10:02] <trijntje> dionysus69: that data that has been read from the harddisk. Linux will keep that in the cache in case it needs it later
[10:03] <kaseoga_> DanShark:  ?
[10:03] <dionysus69> trijntje: that sounds awfully like what ram is supposed to be haha
[10:03] <hellcook> agent_white: xbindkeys doesn't seem to make the binding...
[10:03] <agent_white> hellcook: `killall xbindkeys`
[10:03] <agent_white> Then run `xbindkeys` again and try :)
[10:03] <hellcook> agent_white: yep, I've been using it for some years ;)
[10:03] <trijntje> dionysus69: yep, it speeds up performance quite a bit, and if a program needs more ram the chace will be cleared, so there is no downside ;)
[10:04] <agent_white> hellcook: Ah shit... so no other instances o xbindkeys running?
[10:04] <dionysus69> trijntje: yep sounds good I guess ^.^ thanks
[10:04] <hellcook> agent_white: in my vimrc "    au BufRead,BufNewFile .xbindkeysrc set makeprg=killall\ -HUP\ xbindkeys\;\ xbindkeys
[10:05] <agent_white> hellcook: Ahhh good deal :)  So you're trying to make use of capslock for vim?
[10:05] <hellcook> agent_white: for tmux actually
[10:05] <agent_white> Ah good deal!
[10:06] <agent_white> hellcook: Well shit man... I have no idea otherwise. It's almost stupid how hard it is to bind a key combination... xmodmap needs to support that.
[10:06] <hellcook> agent_white: mac users have a nice little tool to map capslock to c-b...
[10:06] <hellcook> agent_white: thank you very much for all this time
[10:07] <agent_white> hellcook: Yeah I believe there's quite a few GUI tools out there to do this, but I'm much more inclined to figure it out without those! There's more than enough built-in tools that should be able to do this easily :(
[10:07] <hellcook> agent_white: I think so
[10:07] <agent_white> hellcook: Hahah no worries at all! It was a good question I was personally curious about :)
[10:09] <agent_white> hellcook: Actually... before I officially give up... one last attempt...
[10:10] <anothernick> hy all.. i need line in terminal to listen audio input coming from microphone
[10:12] <kaseoga_> nah
[10:13] <kaseoga_> after upgrade to ubuntu 15.04 i get black screen, if u press ctrl alt f2 i get terminal
[10:13] <kaseoga_> what can i do ?
[10:14] <agent_white> hellcook: Yeah I give up :( Damned.
[10:19] <anothernick> nevermind :-D thank u
[10:20] <frank_o> Hi! Attempting to `apt-get install screen` but getting `404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.92.200 80]`. I followed http://askubuntu.com/questions/352864/apt-get-update-not-working-not-found-ip-91-189-92-201-80 and changed `archive` to `old-releases` in `/etc/apt/sources.list` but now I'm getting `E: Unable to locate package screen`.
[10:21] <geirha> frank_o: sounds like it's time to upgrade
[10:21] <frank_o> geirha: im not the owner of the box unfortunately
[10:22] <frank_o> sucks that ubuntu is such a clusterfuck of complexity that it cant sustain slightly older releases
[10:23] <frank_o> gonna try to convince the admin to switch to openbsd
[10:23] <frank_o> sorry for the harsh words =/
[10:23] <BT_> HI
[10:30] <yogg> frank_o: wich version to you use? I have 8.04 machines that work without problems with "old-releases" (but geirha is right with time to upgrade :) )
[10:33] <histo> !eol | frank_o
[10:34] <frank_o> yogg: im running ubuntu 13.10.. or actually http://runnable.com/ is running ubuntu 13.10.. its their stuff im using..
[10:34] <geirha> Just one more version and it will be supported till 2019
[10:35] <frank_o> cool
[10:35] <geirha> regular releases are 9 months, LTS release are 5 years
[10:35]  * frank_o remembers geirha from #bash and all the millions of times he's helped him perfect his code :D
[10:36] <frank_o> we love you man !!
[10:36] <chotaz`w> Since the compiz channel is pretty much idleing and my problem is really killing my workflow I'll try. I'm on ubuntu 15.04, my rig consists mainly of 8GB of RAM and an i7 vPro, I wasn't expecting this rig to get hogged easily but sometimes when I'm hoping around viewports with Compiz my system freezes for a bit and sometimes it leads to fully fledged crashes(kernel panic? REISUB doesnt even work..). I have no clue how to trace and fix this problem,
[10:36] <chotaz`w> or even if there's any way to fix this, so I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. thanks in advance!
[10:38] <histo> chotaz`w: do you have a swap?
[10:40] <kaseoga_> after upgrade to ubuntu 15.04 i get black screen, if u press ctrl alt f2 i get terminal, what can i do to get login screen?
[10:42] <jasondockers_> How do I upgrade a single package to the latest version?
[10:42] <llutz> jasondockers_: apt-get install package         if there is a newer version in the repo
[10:43] <jasondockers_> llutz, I only need to specify a version for deprecated versions?
[10:43] <XenuLives> Do I need to do anything special with my SSD - running 14.04?
[10:43] <x4w3> XenuLives: sudo apt-get install gnome-disk-utility
[10:44] <x4w3> check the health on it :_)
[10:44] <histo> kaseoga_: try restarting lightdm.  sudo service lightdm restart
[10:44] <llutz> jasondockers_: packagename=version     for a specific version, if more than one is available. for latest version just packagename
[10:44] <kaseoga_> i tried
[10:44] <kaseoga_> and nothing
[10:44] <jasondockers_> llutz, thanks
[10:45] <k1l_> XenuLives: no since 14.04 it got trim support ootb
[10:45] <histo> kaseoga_: what video card do you have?
[10:45] <llutz> XenuLives: you may disable swap on ssd, but the opinions about that vary
[10:45] <kaseoga_> buff i don't know just now wait
[10:47] <XenuLives> Hmmm
[10:47] <x4w3> k1l_: is not neccesary enable trim in 14?
[10:47] <XenuLives> Only smoking gun I've got so far is RubyMine running like crap
[10:47] <chotaz`w> histo, im pretty sure i have a swap, but how can I ge completely sure?
[10:47] <histo> chotaz`w: free -m
[10:48] <llutz> chotaz`w: swapon -s
[10:48] <kaseoga_> histo:  an ati
[10:48] <kaseoga_> xd
[10:48] <histo> kaseoga_: maybe a video driver issue
[10:49] <k1l_> x4w3: ubuntu makes an cronjob for planned trim if it finds a ssd installed
[10:49] <kaseoga_> it have easy solution histo ?
[10:49] <x4w3> k1l_:  i will copy to kali :P
[10:50] <histo> !ati | kaseoga_
[10:50] <k1l_> x4w3: i dont know how kali handles that. please see their support
[10:50] <kaseoga_> thanks
[10:51] <kaseoga_> radeon 7950
[10:52] <k1l_> kaseoga_: did you install the driver from ubuntu or from a website?
[10:52] <kaseoga_> from ubuntu
[10:52] <chotaz`w> histo, llutz just running free -m made my hang
[10:52] <kaseoga_> do-release-upgrade
[10:52] <chotaz`w> but yes I have 8GB of swap
[10:55] <kaseoga_> oh wait k1l_
[10:55] <kaseoga_> i didn't install any driver
[10:57] <chotaz`w> Ok, I'm trying this on a different approach, if my system was hanging, like really badly, to the point where I can't even REISUB where should I start looking for possible causes to this?
[10:57] <histo> !nomodeset | kaseoga_
[10:57] <histo> chotaz`w: logs
[10:58] <chotaz`w> histo, I'd have no clue as to what to look for or what specific file to starting searching
[10:59] <histo> chotaz`w: journalctl
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> chotaz`w: run Memtest86 from Grub as a good starting point
[10:59] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, That much I've already done, apparently I have no memory problems at all
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> chotaz`w: are you using Unity shell?
[11:01] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, This is ubuntu-mate
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> chotaz`w: are you using COmpiz as WM ?
[11:02] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, Yes, at a first look I'd assume it would be compiz causing this most of the times because these freezes happen a lot when I'm going back and forth between my dev/test/ops viewports(yes, shame on me for not having a second monitor yet)
[11:02] <andrea_> hello guys
[11:02] <andrea_> i'm new ubuntu user
[11:04] <andrea_> i would like to install ubuntu on my new leftop i've an AMD-E1 the pc it's a HP 233 G3 wich version of ubuntu i must download? Thanx
[11:04] <kaseoga_> now i install to many libraries from fglrx or something like this and now ubuntu stucks in the logo
[11:05] <kaseoga_> i did all these
[11:05] <kaseoga_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD?action=show&redirect=BinaryDriverHowto%2FATI
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> chotaz`w: try a different WM
[11:05] <histo> andrea_: is the amd-e1 a x86 cpu?
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> andrea_: if you are new to Ubuntu then I'd suggest Ubuntu
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> andrea_: wait, is it a PPC CPU?
[11:06] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, can I, by any means, first be sure that it's compiz causing this? my dock looks really retarded without compositing and not having shortkeys to switch between viewports will kill my workflow
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> chotaz`w: you can always switch back....
[11:06] <andrea_> hi histo no x86 it's intel
[11:07] <histo> andrea_: architecture
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> andrea_: then Ubuntu 14.04 as it is LTS and rock solid
[11:07] <histo> andrea_: how much ram do you have?
[11:07] <andrea_> ActionParsnip:  it's the new hp with amd -e1 processor
[11:08] <andrea_> histo:i have 4 giga of ram
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> andrea_: its powerful enough to run any flavour if Ubuntu. CHeck some screenshots / videoa to see which maches how you like to work. There is also Kubuntu if you like the Windows feel
[11:09] <rkhunter> Greeting everybody. Is there a way to display country flags in keyboard switch tray?
[11:10] <andrea_> histo: look here   http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bobcat/AMD-E%20Series%20E1-1200.html
[11:10] <lotuspsychje> !keyboard | rkhunter
[11:10] <kaseoga_> i launch Xorg
[11:10] <kaseoga_> and it fails
[11:10] <kaseoga_> server terminated with error
[11:10] <histo> andrea_: just ubuntu x86-64
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> rkhunter: what is the output of:    cat /etc/issue
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> kaseoga_: why are you launching Xorg. The DM should be doing that for you
[11:11] <rkhunter> Country flags* 14.04.2
[11:11] <kaseoga_> i don't know what im doing xD
[11:11] <histo> andrea_: if you want something lighter check out xubuntu 64 bit
[11:11] <andrea_> histo tank u so much If i put lubuntu the pc go better?
[11:11] <histo> andrea_: yeah lubuntu or xubuntu
[11:12] <rkhunter> It isn't urgent, but it would be an eye candy
[11:12] <oraclexzf> what do you guys think is the most detailed network monitor
[11:12] <andrea_> histo  thank u again :)
[11:12] <oraclexzf> i want to see what ports and bandwith are used where
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> rkhunter: check in dconf-editor for /org/gnome/libgnomekbd/indicator/show-flags   does it exist?
[11:12] <daniele12457> hi guys, i want to precompile a header can anyone tell me how to do?
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> kaseoga_: what is the output of:   cat /etc/issue
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> oraclexzf: ntop maybe...
[11:13] <kaseoga_> Ubuntu 15.04 \n \l
[11:13] <rkhunter> ActionParsnip: I am checking it out
[11:13] <llutz> oraclexzf: iftop
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> kaseoga_: if you install the lightdm package then reboot, it should load at boot then load the desktop
[11:15] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, I'll give metacity and mutter a try
[11:16] <rkhunter> is there a way to make fcitx show flags?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> chotaz`w: mutter is great
[11:16] <Notwang> hi
[11:16] <Notwang> where can I find lxc-netstat in 14.04?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> !info fcitx
[11:16] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, is there anything like compiz-settings for mutter?
[11:17] <Notwang> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/lxc-netstat.1.html says that it is provided by lxc package
[11:17] <Notwang> I have it installed but no lxc-netstat is present
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> rkhunter: https://fcitx-im.org/wiki/Install_(Ubuntu)   may  be able to enable it in  language-selector
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> !find lxc-netstat
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Notwang: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[11:18] <hellcook> agent_white: hey, I had to restart the session, since I messed with setxkbmap & others. I've tried your suggestion (with setxkbmap -caps:shift), and it works! \o/
[11:18] <hellcook> agent_white: you are awesome
[11:19] <kaseoga_> ActionParsnip: nope, i did and it stuck in ubuntu login
[11:19] <hellcook> agent_white: I can now decently use tmux
[11:19] <chotaz`w> ActionParsnip, and I just lost all usefullness of my desktop with mutter, no viewports, no alt tabbing, nada :(
[11:19] <agent_white> hellcook: Hell yeah!!! :D
[11:19] <agent_white> That's awesome to hear! :)
[11:20] <agent_white> hellcook: How goes that caps-lock light?  And do you need to press it twice for it to register the key event? Or does it register for each press?
[11:20] <histo> Notwang: dpkg -L lxc
[11:20] <oraclexzf> ActionParsnip, llutz thanks ill try those
[11:21] <rkhunter> Is discussing ubuntu kylix relevant here?
[11:21] <lotuspsychje> !kylin | rkhunter
[11:21] <Notwang> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS \n \l
[11:21] <Notwang> histo: no lxc-netstat in the output
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> rkhunter: if your question is english and about ubuntu, ask here
[11:22] <hellcook> agent_white: since "setxkbmap -caps:shift" it doesn't enter in caps_lock mode. I press it once, and it works. I've used "xdotool keydown --clearmodifiers ctrl+b keyup ctrl+b"
[11:23] <rkhunter> Nah, I think I will just stick to configuring Sogou input
[11:24] <kaseoga_> ActionParsnip: something to do now?
[11:24] <rkhunter> ActionParsnip, thanks anyway :)
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> Notwang: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/ja/man1/lxc-netstat.1.html    says its there (although in Japanese) but should be in the deb. Have you tried:    sudo updatedb; locate lxc-netstat
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> rkhunter: Kylin is an official flavour, so is supported here
[11:25] <rkhunter> ActionParsnip: Aight, good thing to know :D
[11:26] <andrea_> histo:A last questio,How can i set the screen resolution?I mean that i m forced to download the proprietary driver How can i find them? Itìs easy with ubuntu? Sorry but these new processors are really a tragedy THank u
[11:28] <andrea_> histo: How can i find the video driver for a good screen resolution ?
[11:28] <lotuspsychje> andrea_: wich card and driver do you have right now?
[11:30] <Notwang> ActionParsnip: even apt-file doesn't want to show where it may be
[11:30] <histo> lotuspsychje: some amd-e1 cpu I'm assumign the video is part of the cpu if he's asking
[11:30] <lotuspsychje> histo: intel-nvidia combo?
[11:30] <andrea_> lotuspsychje: AMD/ATI Kelindi hd readon
[11:31] <lotuspsychje> hmm
[11:31] <lotuspsychje> andrea_: wich ubuntu version?
[11:31] <jjavaholic> sound converter is producing crackly mp3 output files what could be causing this?
[11:31] <lotuspsychje> !sound | jjavaholic
[11:32] <andrea_> lotuspsychje: i mean KALINDI sorry about the ubuntu i would like to install xubuntu
[11:33] <andrea_> lotuspsychje:i suppose to install the 14.04 version of xubuntu
[11:34] <mikecmpbll> i'm getting a bit confused with awk, anyone any idea why i might be having hte following problem? https://gist.github.com/mikecmpbll/02cd008d092c3ec33954
[11:36] <Shant> I recently have installed ubuntu 12.04.2 alongside preinstalled 12.04LTS in my system.But my system is unable to detect wireless hardware or might be its driver please help me troubleshoot it!
[11:36] <Ben64> why two copies of 12.04
[11:37] <andrea_> lotuspsychje:AMD/ATI VESA-KALINDI HD READON  on xubuntu 14.04
[11:37] <yamoonsun> Is 12.04 still under LTS?
[11:37] <histo> Shant: dmesg | grep -i firmware
[11:37] <Ben64> 12.04 was never not LTS
[11:37] <yamoonsun> lol
[11:37] <histo> Shant: also what type of wireless card?
[11:37] <yamoonsun> On an unrelated not, can I remove a PPA?
[11:37] <yamoonsun> note*
[11:37] <yamoonsun> http://i.imgur.com/JIoFoFG.jpg
[11:37] <Ben64> !ppa-purge
[11:37] <yamoonsun> Cheers
[11:38] <Shant> It shows
[11:38] <Shant> [    0.286437] [Firmware Bug]: ACPI: BIOS _OSI(Linux) query ignored
[11:38] <lotuspsychje> andrea_: not sure mate, maybe the #xubuntu guys might know
[11:38] <lotuspsychje> Shant: wifi card chipset?
[11:39] <k1l> Shant: the 12.04.2 is just a 12.04 with "the second servicepack". with the enablement stack it includes a newer kernel (3.5). but both should become a 12.04.4 when running the updates anyway.
[11:39] <Shant> no I installed it from live cd
[11:42] <Shant> Ya there is a wireless card preinstalled in my system but since I have installed new OS it shows:
[11:42] <Shant> iwconfig usb0      no wireless extensions.  eth0      no wireless extensions.  lo        no wireless extensions.
[11:42] <lotuspsychje> Shant: what does sudo lshw -C network show
[11:42] <Shant> on command iwconfig
[11:42] <andrea_> lotuspsychje wich ubuntu version do u think thats  good to find these drivers?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> yamoonsun: you can delete the .list file for the PPA in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/   for it if you want, but ppa-purge is a bit more graceful
[11:43] <kaseoga_> ActionParsnip: sorry for acose u but i did what u said and it stuck in the bootting logo
[11:43] <Shant> Hardware Lister (lshw) - B.02.15 usage: lshw [-format] [-options ...]        lshw -version  	-version        print program version (B.02.15)  format can be 	-html           output hardware tree as HTML 	-xml            output hardware tree as XML 	-short          output hardware paths 	-businfo        output bus information  options can be 	-class CLASS    only show a certain class of hardware 	-C CLASS        same as '-class CLASS' 	-
[11:45] <Shant> on command sudo lshw -C
[11:45] <lotuspsychje> !paste | Shant
[11:45] <lotuspsychje> Shant: its sudo lshw -C network
[11:46] <Shant> oh!!
[11:46] <lotuspsychje> andrea_: did you setup ubuntu with internet and updates enabled during setup?
[11:47] <jjavaholic> wouldn't that be a codec/software issue and not a hardware setup issue?
[11:47] <lotuspsychje> jjavaholic: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[11:48] <mikecmpbll> nvm it was an output buffering issue i think
[11:48] <ggoZ> I have a problem: I include a sh script into /etc/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-premount/, it gets packed into initramfs image, but they are never executed when booting
[11:48] <ggoZ> what am I missing?
[11:49] <jjavaholic> yes I do have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed
[11:49] <ggoZ> 6 hours spent and still no luck getting them run
[11:49] <Unhammer> so in recovery mode, how do I connect to a wpa wifi network?
[11:50] <Shant> I have pasted output for command sudo lshw -C network. Please refer http://paste.ubuntu.com/11586646/.
[11:50] <lotuspsychje> jjavaholic: can you run that sound converter from terminal perhaps, to see relevant errors?
[11:50] <lotuspsychje> !atheros | Shant
[11:51] <yamoonsun> ActionParsnip, I'm so lost trying to delete them
[11:53] <Shant> What is the actual problem with it if you have been able to diagnose?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> yamoonsun: yes 12.04 is still supported
[11:54] <Indanoize> Hi guys. I have machine with fresh installed Ubuntu 14.04.02 (LTS) and have trouble with SSH client. I can't connect to any ssh-server (localhost only). All connections looks like here http://paste.ubuntu.com/11541766/. I've tried my own servers, git, bitbucket, some free shell hosts. I've played with MTU size, ciphers and other client settings but result is always the same. Did anybody face same problem? Maybe some steps to locate 
[11:54] <andrea_> lotuspsychje: i'm just downloading the iso and burning on dvd
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> yamoonsun: what is the output of:  grep -i rarcrack /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> andrea_: be sure to MD5 test the ISO you download if you don't use torrents
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> Indanoize: you dont need to specify version, it will use ver 2 if its available
[11:56] <Indanoize> ActionParsnip: it doesn't matter. just copy-pasted last try output
[11:57] <Shant> What is the actual problem with it if you have been able to diagnose?
[11:57] <yamoonsun> ActionParsnip: http://i.imgur.com/3M3nEo6.jpg
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> yamoonsun: ok, then delete the files named there....
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> yamoonsun: sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ole_wolf*
[11:59] <lotuspsychje> Shant: your atheros wifi driver isnt installed
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> yamoonsun: if you use a pastebin instead of images, people can copy and paste your text rather than having to retype it manually
[12:00] <lotuspsychje> Shant: did you install ubuntu with cable internet+updates enabled?
[12:00] <Shant> nope
[12:00] <Shant> with live cd
[12:00] <yamoonsun> I wasn't under the implications that you would want to retype it, my bad.
[12:00] <yamoonsun> Unless this is being logged
[12:00] <lotuspsychje> Shant: ok what about making your life easy, and download ubuntu 14.04 with cable internet and updates on
[12:02] <Shant> Is it required to reinstall wifi driver after installation?
[12:02] <Shant> installation of a new Os
[12:03] <Shant> *OS
[12:03] <yamoonsun> I was to cd into the apt/sources.list.d and it keeps telling me that location doesn't exist
[12:03] <lotuspsychje> Shant: in most cases if you install ubuntu with your eth cable, it will find the right drivers
[12:03] <Shant> But i did it with live cd then why ?
[12:04] <lotuspsychje> Shant: you said you didnt enable internet+updates at that time
[12:05] <Shant> Do you have any idea where I can get the drivers for the present wireless system in it?
[12:05] <lotuspsychje> !atheros | Shant
[12:06] <Shant> atheros??
[12:07] <lotuspsychje> !atheros
[12:07] <lotuspsychje> Shant: here^
[12:09] <andrea_> ActionParsnip: ok thanx Wich ubuntu distro d u agree to find easyer the ati drivers?
[12:10] <ReZa> salama
[12:15] <yamoonsun> Super question, but how do I see the remaining disk space?
[12:16] <rkhunter> yamoonsun: open nautilus (file manager) --> right click on disk (computer if you have only one partition) --> Properties --> free
[12:17] <yamoonsun> Very much appreciated.
[12:18] <rkhunter> yamoonsun: anytime
[12:20] <kaseoga_> xinit: unable to run server
[12:20] <kaseoga_> after install 15.04
[12:20] <kaseoga_> :)
[12:21] <rkhunter> kaseoga_: any details on output?
[12:22] <kaseoga_> rkhunter:  can't reproduce now, after upgrade 14.04 to 15.04 i get stuck in boot logo
[12:22] <kaseoga_> actionparsnip tellme to install lightdm and reboot and nothing
[12:24] <jokx> kaseoga_: to try finding some informations you can run : cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep -i ee
[12:25] <jokx> that will find line with error in Xorg starting log (line starting by EE)
[12:25] <kaseoga_> (i don't know how to put pipe in the root security terminal)
[12:26] <kaseoga_> but i can read
[12:26] <kaseoga_> failed to load module "fbdev"
[12:26] <kaseoga_> failed to load module
[12:26] <rkhunter> kaseoga_: Shift + "\" key
[12:26] <kaseoga_> nop
[12:26] <kaseoga_> ok now
[12:27] <kaseoga_> no screens found
[12:27] <kaseoga_> wait photo
[12:27] <saladin442> hello. i want to ask something but it is about ubuntu gnome, because on the ubuntu gnome irc no person responded to me. i want to add pidgin to start up application, but according to some instruction on the askubuntu.com, it said go to menu and find the program that we want to add to start up, then right click and find properties then note the command for the program. but i cannot right click on the app, pidgin, and find the properties. all i find is new 
[12:28] <kaseoga_> uplooading :P
[12:28] <kaseoga_> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/iBjGdbtN/1433507267.JPG
[12:28] <jokx> kaseoga_: so your graphic card is not found
[12:29] <kaseoga_> it's so big to not found my graphic...
[12:29] <kaseoga_> (xD)
[12:29] <jokx> kaseoga_: or the driver of your GC
[12:29] <kaseoga_> ati radeon 7950
[12:30] <jokx> kaseoga_: what this one return ? : dpkg -l | grep radeon
[12:31] <kaseoga_> libdrm-radeon1:amd64
[12:31] <kaseoga_> and libdrm-radeon1:i386
[12:31] <jokx> kaseoga_: you have to see this package : "xserver-xorg-video-radeon", with a "ii" in front
[12:31] <kaseoga_> nope
[12:31] <kaseoga_> only that 2 libs
[12:31] <kaseoga_> with "ii" in front
[12:32] <jokx> kaseoga_: ok, try to run : sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop xserver-xorg
[12:32] <nithin> hi all
[12:32] <jokx> saladin442: to run pidgin, the command is just pidgin
[12:33] <nithin> I just checked the ubuntu mate edition. Is that a good operating system in terms of security??
[12:33] <nithin> I just loved the old ubuntu style...
[12:33] <jokx> saladin442: so you just have to add pidgin command to your start-up list
[12:33] <nithin> but I am concerned about the security
[12:34] <saladin442> how about making program  auto start and minimize? maybe to tray? any command?
[12:34] <jokx> nithin: like any other ubuntu, with some dangerous binary blob in the linux kernrel
[12:34] <jokx> kernel
[12:35] <kaseoga_> installing jokx
[12:35] <jokx> saladin442: go to the gnome control center (the tool icon in top right menu)
[12:35] <kaseoga_> done
[12:35] <kaseoga_> reboot ?
[12:35] <nithin> I didn't get that... Can we trust that os jokx???
[12:35] <jokx> kaseoga_: yep
[12:36] <kaseoga_> im nervous
[12:36] <kaseoga_> :$
[12:36] <kaseoga_> black screen jokx
[12:37] <jokx> nithin: you have no way to know what a binary blob (proprietary software) do ... so can you trust something that do thing you didn't know anything about ?
[12:37] <jokx> kaseoga_: :'(
[12:37] <kaseoga_> :***
[12:37] <jokx> kaseoga_: ctrl+alt+f2
[12:37] <kaseoga_> still black screen XD
[12:38] <jokx> kaseoga_: another time : grep -i ee /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:38] <nithin> jokx: thank you so much.. I thought it is like ubuntu... I will keep ubuntu...
[12:39] <saladin442> err guys, do you know any android emmulators for linux that supports keyboard input? and if possible, easy to install?
[12:39] <jokx> nithin: to get a more trusted and secure ubuntu-style distro, give a try to Debian system with mate
[12:40] <sennn> ubuntu based on fedora ,possible?
[12:40] <ntarki> what
[12:40] <sennn> you know what i mean
[12:41] <nithin> jokx: thanks man...  I appreciate your help. ;)
[12:41] <jokx> nithin: debian remove any proprietary kernel part of his own kernel
[12:41] <Indanoize> Hi guys. I have machine with fresh installed Ubuntu 14.04.02 (LTS) and have trouble with SSH client. I can't connect to any ssh-server (localhost only). All connections looks like here http://paste.ubuntu.com/11541766/. I've tried my own servers, git, bitbucket, some free shell hosts. I've played with MTU size, ciphers and other client settings but result is always the same. Did anybody face same problem? Maybe some steps to locate 
[12:41] <lotuspsychje> jokx: this is the ubuntu channel, no need for debian advise here
[12:41] <kaseoga_> jokx:
[12:42] <jokx> lotuspsychje: free speech is appreciate
[12:42] <Indanoize> Wireshark shows that after connection is established there is endless Retransmission packages till cancelation
[12:42] <lotuspsychje> jokx: yes, in its seperate channels
[12:42] <agent_white> Indanoize: Is your id_rsa file a RSA1 public key?
[12:43] <kaseoga_> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/NAMVblEo/1433508193.JPG
[12:43] <Indanoize> rsa2 i guess. generatted with ssh-keygen w/o parameters
[12:44] <agent_white> Indanoize: You need to specify the type... RSA/DSA... etc. `ssh-keygen -t rsa`
[12:44] <Indanoize> i have another key DSA
[12:44] <agent_white> That's why it's checking it against id_rsa, id_dsa... etc.
[12:44] <Indanoize> that part is fine
[12:45] <Indanoize> but conenction is dropped somewhere after SYN
[12:45] <jokx> kaseoga_: this time try : grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:45] <agent_white> Indanoize: In your ~/.ssh/config for the server you are trying to connect to, did you specify the "IdentityFile" for it to use?
[12:45] <Indanoize> it is not key issue. keyfiles works
[12:45] <kaseoga_> cannot read int vect
[12:46] <kaseoga_> atiddxdriscreeninit failed, probably kernel module missing or incompatible
[12:46] <jokx> kaseoga_: outch
[12:46] <agent_white> Indanoize: Are you sure? "Connecting to <host>... Connection established." -- Of course it'll get to SYN/SYN-ACK/ACK! It needs to reach the server before exchanging the keys.
[12:46] <jokx> kaseoga_: try sudo apt-get install fglrx
[12:46] <jokx> kaseoga_: and reboot
 but then connection is hung on
[12:47] <blackflow> Indanoize: what is the private key filename? you have both id_rsa and id_dsa attempts failed
[12:47] <kaseoga_> jokx:  i started in recovery mode
[12:47] <kaseoga_> and turn on root console
[12:47] <Indanoize> nope, debug1: identity file /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa type 1
[12:47] <kaseoga_> and doesn't have network
[12:48] <agent_white> Indanoize: How about... `ssh -i /.ssh/id_(choose rsa/dsa/etc...) host@host.whatever` ?
[12:48] <Indanoize> there are correct RSA2 and DSA keyfiles
[12:48] <jokx> kaseoga_: if I remember, before entering root console you can enable network (and so your root partition will be mounted rw)
[12:48] <agent_white> It's better to define what specific key to use, rather than having it guess... that's why it's wildly hoppping around all your keys... trying to find which to use.
[12:48] <agent_white> I wouldn't doubt it might be timing out since the key is incorrect.
[12:48] <Indanoize> exatcly the same if i specify files
[12:49] <Indanoize> the issue with dropped connection
[12:49] <Indanoize> after SYN/ACK there is endlees rentransmission of [PSH, ACK] packets
[12:49] <Shant> Please provide command to install package intrepid which contains ath5k module!
[12:50] <kaseoga_> jokx:  perfect
[12:50] <kaseoga_> i try to install
[12:50] <jokx> Indanoize: what with a fresh user without any ~/.ssh folder ?
[12:50] <kaseoga_> and i have the last version
[12:50] <agent_white> Indanoize: Are there other hosts you can use that are able to make the connection?
[12:50] <Indanoize> the same. just not found any keyfiles and hanged connection
[12:50] <Indanoize> i've tried bitbucket/github/some free shell hosts
[12:50] <agent_white> Indanoize: Is that in response to jokx or me?
[12:51] <Indanoize> 1st one to jokx, 2nd one to agent_white
[12:51] <agent_white> Okey doke
[12:51] <agent_white> Obviously, you have already copied your key you generated to the remote host, and to the correct user your attempting to login as?
[12:52] <Indanoize> i can't even connect to any host
[12:52] <agent_white> "I just ran `ssh-keygen`..." makes me iffy about that...
[12:52] <agent_white> Indanoize: Firewall settings are correct on the remote?
[12:52] <Slaizer> Hi, I can't get my wifi or ethernet working on my Acer Aspire Nitro VN7-971G. I have an Atheros card in my computer. Please read these to understand more about my issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1383184, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1383184/comments/115. I would like to get some help with getting it all to work, and explicitly would like to get help with all the steps in the instructions in the link i s
[12:52] <Slaizer> ent. Please PM me.
[12:52] <jokx> Indanoize: and a fresh user (adduser sshtest) with a fresh key (sudo -i sshtest ssh-keygen -t rsa)
[12:53] <agent_white> ^ Followed by `ssh-copy-id`... see https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-ssh-keys--2  for more info.
[12:53] <Indanoize> agent_white: i've checked on ssh-server side - there are no connection logged. however, i can easily to log from my other laptop and smartphone (different networks
[12:53] <Indanoize> *to log in
[12:53] <agent_white> Indanoize: Have you compared the id on the laptop to the one you're attempting to use?
[12:54] <Shant> Please provide command to install package intrepid which contains ath5k module!
[12:54] <agent_white> (id_rsa/dsa/etc...)
[12:54] <blackflow> Indanoize: do you have ~/.ssh/known_hosts that would complain or something?
[12:54] <Indanoize> agent_white: it failed to establish connection to ANY ssh host from this particulary system
[12:54] <Indanoize> key doesn't matter
[12:54] <kaseoga_> jokx:  some new ideas ?
[12:54] <blackflow> Indanoize: looking at my own ssh conn, right after the "Local version string..." comes known_hosts matching
[12:54] <kaseoga_> or im fked ?
[12:55] <agent_white> Indanoize: Exactly. That's why I'm curious of the descrepancies between the keys on this machine and the machine that are able to connect.
[12:55] <snout> if you are making ssh keys for digital ocean, if you fuck up your linux box and spin up a new one you WILL have to navigate to ~/.ssh/known_hosts and delete the ip address and hash that follows it or you can not set the keys again
[12:55] <jokx> kaseoga_: after reboot you get the same ?
[12:55] <agent_white> If others can connect, firewalls don't seem to be the issue.  But in the logs, it hopping around ALL your keys is a red flag.
[12:55] <kaseoga_> yep
[12:55] <kaseoga_> fglrx was installed
[12:55] <rmariotti> I'm getting trubles in running virtualbox with my custom kernel. The error is: "Kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908)". When i execute '/etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup' i get the following output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11587743/
[12:56] <Indanoize> agent_white: hopping around keyfiles is normal situation. run you ssh client with -vvv flags and you will see the same
[12:56] <jokx> kaseoga_: anyway that not normal to get xorg not installed after upgrade. something failed
[12:56] <agent_white> Indanoize: Nope :) I specify in my ~/.ssh/config which key to use for which host.
[12:56] <jokx> kaseoga_: you probably just need to find what is missing
[12:56] <agent_white> Doing that saves it from hopping.
[12:56] <kaseoga_> :'(
[12:56] <blackflow> rmariotti: well did you install the headers as the message instructed you?
[12:57] <Indanoize> blackflow: yes, it is normal way. But on my system i have hanged connection after first SYN/ACK packet
[12:57] <kaseoga_> im very fked then jokx  XD
[12:57] <kaseoga_> maybe reinstall
[12:57] <t3kg33k> Greetings
[12:57] <blackflow> Indanoize: tcpdump confirms that?
[12:57] <ircnode0> I need nvidia-modprobe to execute simple pycuda code. According to this page https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pycuda/+bug/1388217 I need to install nvidia-modprobe and insert nvidia-uvm module to the kernel. The problem is "E: Unable to locate package nvidia-modprobe". How I can download nvidia-modprobe and insert it without breaking anything?
[12:57] <agent_white> Indanoize: Why not, connect using your laptop that _can_ reach the remote, find out which key it used, and copy that key over to your machine?
[12:57] <Indanoize> agent_white: just try
[12:57] <jokx> kaseoga_: you can try other things ... like running gpu-manager
[12:57] <Indanoize> blackflow: wireshark says that
[12:57] <jokx> kaseoga_: another time with root console with network
[12:57] <blackflow> Indanoize: close enough, okay.
[12:57] <Indanoize> where i can upload an scrrenshot?
[12:57] <jokx> kaseoga_: try : sudo apt-get -f install
[12:57] <agent_white> Indanoize: I just did. Again, I specify which key to use so it doesn't hop. It fails immediately if the key I specify doesn't work.
[12:58] <agent_white> Indanoize: imgur.com
[12:58] <Shant> I need link to install drivers athros for my wireless system. Please mention anyway to do so!
[12:58] <t3kg33k> I just finished installing Ubuntu Mate 15.04 and am having issues adding PPA repositories. Getting a string of errors. Anyone run into this issue and know the fix?
[12:58] <agent_white> Indanoize: Can you copy the key from your laptop and use it on this machine?
[12:58] <blackflow> Indanoize: there are some image pastebins floating around, just google for the phrase
[12:58] <rmariotti> blackflow: yes i have my headers in /usr/src, i've also created a symbolic link in /usr/src/linux that points to my headers directory
[12:59] <jokx> kaseoga_: perhaps : sudo dpkg --configure -a
[12:59] <blackflow> rmariotti: I don't know where vboxdrv expects to find them, but if that failed, did you try forcing with --kernelsourcedir option?
[12:59] <kaseoga_> 9 to update
[12:59] <ircnode0> Using ubuntu 12.04
[12:59] <kaseoga_> and that last command nothing
[12:59] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[12:59] <jokx> kaseoga_: it's seem your upgrade have broken somewhere in the process
[12:59] <kaseoga_> when i try to upgrade
[13:00] <Indanoize> agent_white: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11587832/ - identity specified
[13:00] <kaseoga_> failed to resolve es.archive.ubuntu.com
[13:00] <kaseoga_> trying to upgrade libgbm
[13:00] <Indanoize> blackflow: http://i.imgur.com/NfX0X9t.png
[13:01] <Shant> I need link to install drivers athros for my wireless system. Please mention anyway to do so!
[13:01] <jokx> kaseoga_: let's the apt-get -f install finish his job
[13:01] <jokx> kaseoga_: after what, try another reboot
[13:01] <kaseoga_> 0 updated, 0 new instalations, 0 to remove and 9 noupdated
[13:02] <kaseoga_> nothing more with apt-get -f install
[13:02] <blackflow> Indanoize: uhm... where's S. (syn/ack) ?
[13:02] <jokx> kaseoga_: but the big problem can be that your graphical card will not be configured as it need
[13:02] <snout> shant yeah I am having drivers issues as well
[13:02] <jokx> kaseoga_: 9 no updated ?? 0_o
[13:02] <jokx> kaseoga_: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[13:02] <Indanoize> blackflow: packets 1 and 2
[13:02] <kaseoga_> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Q0n596sn/1433509346.JPG
[13:03] <kaseoga_> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/5GEnKVxh/1433509382.JPG
[13:03] <kaseoga_> and the dist-upgrade
[13:03] <rmariotti> blackflow: the problem is that i can't use the --kernelsourcedir because the script '/etc/init.d/vboxdrv' don't accept this options (it calls dkms wich accepts the --kernelsourcedir options)
[13:03] <blackflow> Indanoize: I'm not sure I'm reading that correctly, but it looks like you're sending SYN and then ACK, where's the remote side's SYN/ACK ?
[13:03] <Indanoize> blackflow: then it sends packet 3 [PSH, ACK] and retransmitting it. It drops somewhere but where?
[13:03] <jokx> kaseoga_: caramba !
[13:03] <Indanoize> blackflow: hm, maybe i've filtere it out from log
[13:03] <blackflow> Indanoize: iptables -L -n shows empty chains, policy ACCEPT?
[13:04] <Indanoize> blackflow: all chains are empty
[13:04] <jokx> kaseoga_: in private, in spanish ;-)
[13:04] <kaseoga_> haha jokx
[13:04] <agent_white> Indanoize: Wait... what? Don't you need `ssh git@bitbucket.org`  or whatnot? I didn't think bitbucket was a shell you could remote into?
[13:05] <agent_white> And did you add the deployment key into your bitbucket account through their web-admin-interface?
[13:05] <blackflow> Indanoize: well, thre's no ack for ack so the only reason your side would PSH,ACK is if the kernel failed to send out that #3 ACK.
[13:06] <andrea_> hello guys im new xubuntu user i've got a AMD -E1 64 bit and a video card AMD7ATI KALINDI readon hd  how can i find the driver and install it for a good video resolution?PLs help me thanx
[13:06] <blackflow> unless you're filtering packets and that #4, going at 220msec later, is for slowstart window adjustment or something, and there's missing packets in the output?
[13:06] <ThePendulum> Does anyone happen to be running TorChat on Ubuntu with Unity? It's running, but it has disappeared to the background, and I have no idea how to open it. I think it's assuming there's an icon in the panel, but there isn't. The only way to get it back so far has been to wait until someone messages me.
[13:06] <Shant> I recently installed ubuntu 12.04.2 alongside preinstalled ubuntu 12.04LTS but after that I'm having issue that my system does not detect inbuilt wireless card in my laptop. I think the driver may have been uninstalled after that process.The driver is Athros probably.So I need any method to reinstall them.
[13:07] <agent_white> Indanoize: I'm confused. You said you generated a new key... so you did add it to bitbucket through their interface on 'adding deployment keys'... right?
[13:07] <blackflow> Indanoize: and otherwise the network works fine? You can use, say, http?
[13:07] <Indanoize> blackflow: yep, http/https works fine. wait a sec, i'll upload new screenshot
[13:08] <Indanoize> blackflow: http://i.imgur.com/8nX5Qfl.png
[13:08] <blackflow> Indanoize: don't have too, that Seq=1 says it all. Your ACK ain't going out
[13:08] <jjavaholic> aplay plays loud static at 8khz mono unsigned 8 bit
[13:09] <Indanoize> blackflow: i've connectcted to my private server. but for any other ssh server that i tried the result is the same
[13:09] <blackflow> Indanoize: can you change the SSH port on your server and try again?
[13:09] <Indanoize> blackflow: changed, no changes :)
[13:10] <Indanoize> blackflow: even used standart (22)
[13:10] <agent_white> Indanoize: Can you post a verbose log of the connection to your private server? To compare against these other attempts?
[13:10] <blackflow> Indanoize: I don't get it then, but from that dump, it sure looks like that last ACK ain't going out.
[13:11] <Indanoize> agent_white: log from which side? server did not even show these ssh connections
[13:11] <blackflow> Indanoize: that FIN,ACK at timestamp 22.367... is you hitting Ctrl-C in ssh?
[13:11] <Shant> Help please
[13:12] <agent_white> blackflow: Yeah he is, you can see from one of the other logs.
[13:12] <Indanoize> blackflow: yes, i did
[13:12] <agent_white> Indanoize: From you to the server you can connect to :)
[13:12] <agent_white> You said the only one you can connect to is a private server, right?
[13:13] <Shant> Help please
[13:13] <Shant> I recently installed ubuntu 12.04.2 alongside preinstalled ubuntu 12.04LTS but after that I'm having issue that my system does not detect inbuilt wireless card in my laptop. I think the driver may have been uninstalled after that process.The driver is Athros probably.So I need any method to reinstall them.
[13:14] <agent_white> Indanoize: What happens when you `ssh -vT git@bitbucket.org` ?
[13:15] <Indanoize> agent_white: no. I can not connect to any ssh server from this particular machine. But I can connect to my private SSH box from other devices through other networks. I sure that there should be network issue but i can not specify that is wrong here
[13:15] <agent_white> Ahhh.
[13:15] <Indanoize> agent_white: absolutely the same
[13:16] <agent_white> Indanoize: No "permission denied... or Successfully authenticated?"
[13:16] <andrea_> hello guys I've got a AMD -E1 64 bit and a video card AMD7ATI KALINDI readon hd  how can i find the driver and install it for a good video resolution?PLs help me thanx
[13:16] <ThePendulum> Shant: what controller is it exactly? Athros has a lot of them
[13:16] <blackflow> agent_white: he's not completing the tcp handshake, the ACK is not going out
[13:17] <Indanoize> agent_white: the same as i posted above
[13:17] <agent_white> blackflow: Heh?  From http://paste.ubuntu.com/11541766/ I'm seeing the handshake is established, but the authentication is not?
[13:17] <snout> shant ~$ lspci -nn | grep Network
[13:17] <snout> find out what exact card you jave
[13:18] <Indanoize> blackflow: i've read that it may be problem with different MTU sizes somewhere in netwowrk. but i've tried to changed MTU size both at client and server - nothing changed
[13:18] <Shant> Please refer http://paste.ubuntu.com/11586646/ to know complete details
[13:18] <blackflow> agent_white: I don't know the conditions under which it logs "Connection established" but according to tcpdump, the ACK (in syn + syn/ack + ack handshake) is not going out
[13:18] <blackflow> Indanoize: did you try to capture the tcpdump on the server side while you try that?
[13:19] <blackflow> Indanoize: if there's something wrong with MTU, you'd be getting RST or ICMPs advising of MTU change
[13:19] <Shant> 02:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Atheros Communications Inc. Device [168c:0036] (rev 01)
[13:19] <Indanoize> blackflow: did you check http://i.imgur.com/8nX5Qfl.png? there is 3 packets SYN + SYN/ACK + ACK
[13:19] <blackflow> Indanoize:  but that last ACK is getting retransmitted
[13:20] <Indanoize> blackflow: i can dump but i need some example of command to do it.
[13:20] <blackflow> Seq=1, it's the same ACK trying ot get out
[13:20] <Indanoize> blackflow: ok, you know it better than me :)
[13:20] <blackflow> Indanoize: tcpdump -i eth0 'port 13802'   (assuming the device is eth0)
[13:20] <blackflow> Indanoize: Ctrl-C to stop it
[13:21] <Shant> 02:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Atheros Communications Inc. Device [168c:0036] (rev 01)
[13:21] <Shant> This one
[13:21] <Slaizer> Hi, I can't get my wifi or ethernet working on my Acer Aspire Nitro VN7-971G. I have an Atheros card in my computer. Please read these to understand more about my issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1383184, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1383184/comments/115. I would like to get some help with getting it all to work, and explicitly would like to get help with all the steps in the instructions in the link i s
[13:21] <Slaizer> ent. Please PM me.
[13:23] <agent_white> Indanoize: Any way you can hop into one of those machines that _can_ get a shell on the remote?  Then maybe run a trace on sshd, or restart it without it daemonized.
[13:24] <agent_white> Also wonder if there's too many ssh sessions sitting on the server that need to be killed... ?
[13:25] <Indanoize> agent_white: there is only 1 active session (from other laptop)
[13:25] <Indanoize> blackflow: there is a lot of packet with wrong cksum
[13:26] <Shant> Help please
[13:27] <blackflow> Indanoize: I'd like to see the output, but I'm assuming you're using another device and same port so that will certainly pollute the output. In that case, connect with a working device, change ssh port (ajdust firewall), RELOAD ssh, and try from this computer that can't connect, while tcpdumping on the server through active ssh connection.
[13:27] <blackflow> Indanoize: any chance your computer that can't ssh is connected through WiFi?
[13:28] <Indanoize> blackflow: i use cable, try to get tcpdump from ssh server
[13:30] <blackjid> Hi!, how can I enable DNS recursor with dnsmasq???
[13:31] <Shant> I recently installed ubuntu 12.04.2 alongside preinstalled ubuntu 12.04LTS but after that I'm having issue that my system does not detect inbuilt wireless card in my laptop. I think the driver may have been uninstalled after that process.The driver is Athros probably.So I need any method to reinstall them.
[13:32] <blackflow> Shant: define "alongside"? like, dual boot or something?
[13:32] <Shant> dual boot
[13:33] <Indanoize> blackflow: look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11588397/
[13:33] <Indanoize> blackflow: there is only sshd on this port
[13:33] <blackflow> Shant: well, unless you messed something up and rewrote partitions you shouldn't have to, I see no way this process would mess up your drivers. Still, the drivers are part of the kernel so there's nothing to uninstall. You _may_ be missing firmware, though.
[13:34] <Indanoize> blackflow: seems like someone or something change/drop packets
[13:38] <Shant> blackflow: Please refer http://paste.ubuntu.com/11586646/ to know complete details of present configuration.And suggest any procedure to troubleshoot it!
[13:40] <twk> maybe this is a dumb question, but could someone help point me in the direction of this file to patch? http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/358990/
[13:40] <twk> for the life of me i cant find bnx2x_link.c
[13:41] <blackflow> Indanoize: well, the fact that your server sees all those packets means they ARE going out, now as to why is your kernel retransmitting like that, no idea.
[13:41] <Shant> And I did not messed with the partitions yet the problem may have occured due to some 32bit libraries.
[13:41] <blackflow> Indanoize: that's why I asked about WiFi, could be driver messing up the packets or something.
[13:42] <cotalinux> is anyone using dual monitors and has issues with games? For example when I go in fullscreen mode the game goes fullscreen on both displays, it's annoying
[13:43] <Indanoize> balckflow: maybe some DPI since i use corporate network?
[13:43] <blackflow> Indanoize: definitely possible. To test that, and if http works fine, you could temporarily try putting SSH to port 80 on the server.
[13:44] <blackflow> Indanoize: of course, if you know what you're doing and all that... but I guess you do.
[13:44] <ntarki> Is there a good guide how to setup a virtual/local using ubuntu server from scratch ftp,mail,apache,postgresql server?
[13:45] <Shant> blackflow: Please refer http://paste.ubuntu.com/11586646/ to know complete details of present configuration of wireless system.
[13:45] <blackflow> Shant: can you check if an atheros module is loaded? Eg. run 'lsmod | grep ath'
[13:47] <YokoBR_> hi guys
[13:47] <YokoBR_> I'm trying to build a samba/kerberos domain
[13:47] <YokoBR_> but my workstations can't find the server
[13:47] <Shant> blackflow: It shows nothing
[13:48] <dionysus69> so I have this general question, there are some shortcuts to play music/stop/next/previous bound with function key mapped on some arrows lets see like on older thinkpads, could I create that myself? what is a general command to "play" music in any player? if there is such
[13:48] <YokoBR_> my realm is digital.lan and my netbios name is digital
[13:48] <blackflow> Shant: 'dmesg | grep ath' ?
[13:48] <blackflow> Shant: sorry, 'dmesg | grep -i ath'
[13:50] <Shant> blackflow: Please refer http://paste.ubuntu.com/11588607/.
[13:50] <blackflow> dionysus69: most/some players listen to so called media events, which are produced when media keys like volume/up/down are pressed. google will know more, and I think you can map/remap with 'xbindkeys' tools.
[13:52] <blackflow> Shant: yeah that's unrelated. Is your wifi physically enabled? Via BIOS or perhaps function keys or something?
[13:52] <Indanoize> blackflow: could you please look at following screenshot http://i.imgur.com/lfUkZK7.png? there are firewall rules from webmin
[13:52] <agent_white> Why not just turn off the firewall entirely?
[13:53] <agent_white> (for a short period of time, of course!)
[13:53] <blackflow> Indanoize: I don't think those would mess things up, but I don't know what else it does. Raw iptables would be more helpful.
[13:54] <blackflow> *raw iptables output (-L -n)
[13:55] <Shant> blackflow: yeah I have enabled the wireless through function keys. Is there any method to check it though?
[13:55] <dionysus69> blackflow: ye I guess I found on google to map keys to rhythmbox specifically, better than nothing, I am fine switching vlc manually hehe
[13:56] <Indanoize> blackflow: here is t is empty.
[13:57] <Indanoize> blackflow: here is  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11588737/
[13:57] <blackflow> Indanoize: that looks okay to me.
[13:58] <slipttees> hi Guys
[13:58] <Indanoize> blackflow: indeed, ssh server works with the same setting for a very long time
[13:58] <marco__> hola
[13:59] <slipttees> please help me fix this: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30344638/grub-erro.JPG
[14:00] <Shant> blackflow: How to diagnose if drivers for wireless are detected by system?
[14:00] <Shant> or if they are present?
[14:00] <blackflow> Indanoize: well, if you suspect DPI, you could try fooling it with ssh at port 80. Assuming you know what you're doing, shutting down regular httpd services, and I suggest raising a firewall and allowing only your IP. Don't save iptables rules, so you can reboot the server remotly in case you lock yourself out.
[14:00] <YokoBR_> hi guys.. i can't find my ubuntu server by hostname
[14:02] <Shant> blackflow: How to diagnose if drivers for wireless are detected by system?
[14:02] <Shant> or if they are present?
[14:03] <Shant> or installed?
[14:03] <wastrel> Shant: ifconfig and iwconfig
[14:03] <wastrel> do you have a wireless interface configured there
[14:04] <Shant> It shows no wireless extensions
[14:04] <wastrel> Shant: you can do lspci to list devices found on your system and see if your wireless device is there
[14:04] <wastrel> Shant: you can look for the kernel module (driver) in lsmod  but that requires knowing what the module name is for your wireless card
[14:04] <slipttees> anyone can helpl
[14:04] <slipttees> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30344638/grub-erro.JPG
[14:04] <Indanoize> blackflow: hm, do you now how to check system proxy settings on ubuntu? seems like i missed something here
[14:04] <Shant> athros
[14:05] <blackflow> Indanoize: nope, sorry.
[14:05] <blackflow> Shant: if they're detected, they'd appear in dmesg. You could try modprobing the ath modules manually, but I don't know which is relevant here.
[14:07] <twk> so could anyone point me to this file location to get patched? http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/358990/
[14:07] <twk> ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS
[14:13] <jjavaholic> Failed to retrieve share list from server  connection timed out can't access samba share from outside 127.0.0.1
[14:14] <BBLLCC> hi, im working with a book on google books and id like to donwload the text. Is that possible with linux?
[14:23] <svetlana> BBLLCC: it's a platform-agnostic question (i say, it's a browser question)
[14:24] <svetlana> BBLLCC: (and a website question to an extent) and afaik the website provides no download button for the books it has a preview for
[14:24] <ibouvousaime> Hello I got a problem in xubuntu my microphone isnt working, I only hear a psshhhh sound when I record myself
[14:24] <Firefly67> Hi, I can't copy-paste using the mouse anymore. What should I do?
[14:24] <grepper> any packagers here? I'm wondering what the ubuntu/debian policy be about including a txt2tags for python 3 that is available in the txt2tags svn repo in my package? Its just a single script, can I include it in my package (launchpad ppa) or would I need to make a separate package for it?
[14:25] <ibouvousaime> DO you have an idea about the problem there ?
[14:25] <svetlana> provide your mic specs and whether you're using alsa or pulse
[14:27] <ibouvousaime> okay a sec I will paste this text somewhere
[14:27] <mtottenh> Does anyone have any idea why cryptsetup is creating device nodes under /dev/mapper/... instead of symlinks to /dev/dm-X?
[14:27] <mtottenh> Well. Some are symlinks, some are device nodes. But I'm invoking the same command.
[14:27] <YokoBR_> man... configuring ldap/kerberos is a pain in the ass
[14:27] <ibouvousaime> svetlana, Im using alsa
[14:28] <svetlana> full information on one line please, and without addressing me in particular. I know this information is needed for people to help you, but I'm not knowledgeable about that field myself.
[14:29] <ibouvousaime> svetlana, http://paste.debian.net/204051/
[14:29] <svetlana> well I said without addressing me in particular. there is a reason for that: I'm not going to process that information myself, and others should not be thinking that I am.
[14:33] <sadmin> Hey, my ubuntu hasn't offered me to upgrade to windows 10 yet. What should I do?
[14:33] <ibouvousaime> ok svetlana
[14:34] <Hetal_> So LWJGL can't find the OpenGl profile, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11589001/ http://sprunge.us/WeFa (Running XFCE4)
[14:34] <Hetal_> I'm not sure what to necessarily do, got any ideas?
[14:34] <ibouvousaime> this is the only thing related to audio that I see00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 04)
[14:36] <Hetal_> ibouvousaime: Was that to me?
[14:37] <inqueling> hi hi
[14:45] <mtottenh> exit
[14:45] <Shedra> Hi there! Is it possible to use the "newest" version of a package (in my case: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fail2ban) on the LTS version? I need a new feature of fail2ban
[14:48] <karstensrage> i dont understand how PAM is finding things in /lib/${ARCH}/security
[14:48] <oal> Where / how do you usually install applications that just come with a lot of files in a tar.gz?
[14:50] <neurot> oal what is the applications
[14:52] <oal> neurot, pycharm and webcharm from Jetbrains
[14:52] <oal> webstorm...
[14:54] <neurot> oal unzip and go to bin pycharm.sh
[14:54] <oxymor00n> oal: there are a few ways. I usually upack them to ~/opt and then symlink the launch script in ~/bin (I have ~/bin on the path)
[14:55] <pbx> oal, look for installation instructions
[14:56] <neurot> In terminal in bin and do ./pycharm.sh
[14:57] <neurot> oal https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm-educational/quickstart/installation.html
[14:58] <oal> ok, that's similar to what I've done ( had an ~/apps, then put it there and symlinked.) Was just curious if there was a more "standard" way
[14:59] <oal> Thanks
[15:00] <Flo_K> h
[15:00] <Flo_K> hi**
[15:00] <Flo_K> does anyone know how to display user's picture on session startup/login screen ?
[15:01] <oxymor00n> oal: I don't think so. I use ~/opt because system-wide /opt would be the right place to put it...
[15:03] <Flo_K> (the picture put in User Accounts)
[15:10] <OmiKrOn> I have these 2 routes x.x.x.x via 10.50.0.80 dev eth0 and y.y.y.y via 10.50.0.80 dev eth0
[15:10] <OmiKrOn> at some point one of them stops working as I can see the packets going out on eth0 but they never reach 10.50.0.80
[15:10] <OmiKrOn> the only thing that I can do is to ifdown eth0;iifup eth0
[15:10] <OmiKrOn> any ideas where to look at?
[15:11] <jjavaholic> output of "sudo smbtree" http://pastie.org/10225339
[15:12] <hr49_pi> How viable is it to install with the MinimalCD and then use Boot-Repair to convert to UEFI? (I imagine I have to use UEFI to be able to boot to my UEFI Windows 7 drive from grub.)
[15:14] <EriC^^> hr49_pi: win7 isn't uefi most likely
[15:14] <melbaubuntu> heey guys, melvin here. I have a question about my touchpad.
[15:14] <melbaubuntu> It's not working
[15:15] <melbaubuntu> I don't know how to get my touchpad working.
[15:15] <hr49_pi> EriC^^: I'm pretty sure it is, as my BIOS is in UEFI mode.
[15:17] <EriC^^> hr49_pi: ok, you can try using a gpt partition, and create an efi partition and install
[15:17] <EriC^^> and then later install grub-efi-amd64-signed if you're using secureboot and edit /etc/fstab accordinly
[15:18] <rOm3O> Hello everyone
[15:18] <lonnie> I have problems playing DVD  I can solve it with symlink /dev/dvd but it goes away after reboot.  How do I fix this?
[15:18] <hr49_pi> EriC^^: I read on the wiki that the MinimalCD can't install in UEFI; is that just out-of-date? Also, would the MinimalCD have utilities like gpt on it?
[15:18] <lonnie> ln -s /dev/sr0 /dev/dvd  Works but only for current session.
[15:19] <EriC^^> hr49_pi: i don't know if it's outdated, but even if it can't install in uefi, it might be able to use a gpt partition table to install in bios mode
[15:19] <jzvi12> .
[15:19] <jzvi12> .
[15:19] <jzvi12> anyone knows of a good fintech irc channel? FIX protocol, trade support??
[15:19] <EriC^^> it would create a bios-boot partition
[15:20] <OerHeks> !alis | jzvi12
[15:23] <hr49_pi> Eric^^: So, if I made a UEFI partition and the MinimalCD installed in BIOS mode, would that be able to boot into other drives from grub in UEFI mode?
[15:23] <EriC^^> hr49_pi: no, you have to install the grub-efi package, and use the efi partition
[15:23] <EriC^^> if win7 is using uefi it would have an efi partition already and using gpt anyways
[15:24] <EriC^^> you'd have to install grub-efi and edit /etc/fstab
[15:26] <hr49_pi> EriC^^: I think that's what Boot-Repair does. So I suppose that would work if I wanted to reinstall from MinimalCD.
[15:26] <hr49_pi> okay, thanks
[15:30] <yangm> so, I have a dual screen setup and I would like kodi to launch on boot on one screen and use the other as a normal pc. I have lubuntu installed.
[15:30] <TomyWork> https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/irc-server.html this page has been helpful in setting up an irc server in like a minute. for the lazy users, is there a webchat to go with this?
[15:35] <magecca> How does one change the resolution of a Debian 8 vm that is CLI only?
[15:36] <melbaubuntu> heey i have a question. I would like to put a message on the login screen (lightdm), is this possible?
[15:36] <MonkeyDust> magecca  sounds like a debian question to me, type /j #debian
[15:36] <magecca> Thanks MonkeyDust
[15:37] <TomyWork> melbaubuntu theme it?
[15:37] <melbaubuntu> TomyWork do you mean change the theme and then choose one where i can put it in
[15:38] <TomyWork> i dont know if there is any. i meant make your own background image
[15:38] <melbaubuntu> Hmmm, that is a possibillity
[15:38] <melbaubuntu> But i just want to put text on the background. Just so i can easy change it if needed
[15:39] <melbaubuntu> But that is also a solution
[15:39] <MonkeyDust> melbaubuntu  is this useful? scroll down http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2186061
[15:40] <someguy> i'd like to install ubuntu on a web host, but the only thing the web host has up is a cpanel with FTP
[15:40] <TomyWork> someguy you can't install ubuntu without having at least root privileges
[15:41] <TomyWork> if you just want an ubuntu to toy with, try VirtualBox or something
[15:41] <someguy> I have root privileges, but no terminal or ssh on the web host
[15:41] <TomyWork> then you dont have root privileges
[15:42] <someguy> oh, yeah I get what you mean, didn't quite understand for a second
[15:42] <someguy> what about ssh, is there a way to set that up just by using ftp?
[15:43] <tgm4883> no
[15:44] <someguy> <----nonplussed
[15:44] <tgm4883> someguy: you likely are renting a directory on a shared server. You won't have access to much of the underlying system
[15:45] <someguy> you got it in one, tgm
[15:45] <lonnie> anyone have a solution  for DVD playback
[15:45] <lonnie> ?
[15:46] <acz32> not when you don't state the problem
[15:46] <someguy> arrgh, the /etc/ on the site is empty, what the heck!!
[15:47] <someguy> it's a linux web host, I just kinda expected... more. If I understand you guys correctly...
[15:48] <tgm4883> someguy: you want a VPS, not a web host
[15:48] <TomyWork> someguy they probably put your stuff in a restrictive container, so that's kind of to be expected :)
[15:48] <someguy> I'll literally have to go to the site admin if I want ssh or anything like that, Ihey'll have to set it up for me?
[15:48] <tgm4883> someguy: they probably won't give it to you
[15:49] <TomyWork> and they'll probably boot you for trying to set one up yourself
[15:49] <angrywombat> i've got a 14.04 machine running apache, the site in question has group ownership set to www-data, two of my regular users are in that group already but when they try to edit/overwrite a file, i'm getting a permissions error.. i feel like i am missing something obvious here, does anyone have any ideas where to start?
[15:49] <TomyWork> angrywombat chmod g+w?
[15:50] <someguy> crapola. I actually tried to manually ftp up the base for ssh and modify files to get it to work, and nothing.
[15:50] <someguy> just assumed I did it wrong
[15:50] <tgm4883> someguy: it's not going to work
[15:51] <tgm4883> someguy: you won't be able to run anything
[15:51] <TomyWork> someguy even if you put an init script in there, they probably dont have an init daemon running to run it :)
[15:51] <angrywombat> lol, god damn it
[15:51] <angrywombat> thank you TomyWork
[15:51] <TomyWork> np
[15:51] <someguy> hahah. better i know now rather than spend another day at it.
[15:52] <someguy> thanks guys, I would have probably spent a week grinding away at something impossible
[15:52] <ImJune> I have a generic laptop (frontier pc) I bought here in Japan, no linux distro so far has been able to recognize the touch pad on it, have any ideas what I can do?
[15:53] <genii> ImJune: Try to find the vendor:device  code for it with lspci -nn  or lsusb and then look that code up
[15:54] <ImJune> Ok
[15:54] <ImJune> thanks
[15:54] <ImJune> you are going to be on for awhile?
[15:54] <genii> ImJune: Yes, but I'm at work so expect lag :)
[15:54] <ImJune> very understandable
[15:54] <ImJune> I want to avoid installing windows on this machine
[15:55] <ImJune> but it was the only thing that saw the touch pad
[16:06] <marcaddeo> hey guys, im trying to recover a server (hopefully) and i have a livecd of ubuntu server... how do i just get into like livecd mode like you do with desktop... i just wanna get into a terminal
[16:08] <TomyWork> marcaddeo what kind of access do you have to the server?
[16:08] <TomyWork> can you access its console (i.e. the "monitor") or just ssh?
[16:08] <marcaddeo> TomyWork: yeah i have a kvm on it
[16:09] <marcaddeo> so im at the boot menu of the cd
[16:09] <marcaddeo> "Install Ubuntu" "Recovery Mode" etc
[16:09] <TomyWork> is it a netinst?
[16:09] <marcaddeo> nope, cd
[16:09] <tgm4883> marcaddeo: does the recovery mode from grub not work?
[16:09] <TomyWork> i mean is the cd a netinst image?
[16:10] <marcaddeo> TomyWork: i dont think so, it's whatever is on the ubuntu site.. it's almost a gb so i dont think its netinst
[16:10] <TomyWork> if it's almost a gb, it's not a cd, btw :P
[16:11] <ImJune> genii
[16:11] <ImJune> are you there
[16:11] <marcaddeo> tgm4883: maybe? im not sure ive never used it.. i started going through it and then it tried to ask me which partition i wanted to try and recover... i just wanna get into a terminal, run some SMART commands and see if i can recover my filesystem
[16:11] <marcaddeo> TomyWork: true, dvd :p
[16:11] <TomyWork> it's been a while since i last used a live disk
[16:11] <genii> ImJune: Mostly :)
[16:11] <marcaddeo> me too, im used to using the desktop live cd
[16:11] <ImJune> You know I mean the mouse pad right?
[16:11] <ImJune> on this generic laptop
[16:11] <marcaddeo> but that wouldn't run on this system, didn't have enough graphics capabilities
[16:12] <ImJune> I ran both of those commands but I am not sure exactly what I should be looking for
[16:12] <tgm4883> marcaddeo: ok, so bad drive then? You probably aren't seeing grub
[16:12] <TomyWork> oh
[16:12] <ImJune> lspci -nn showed many things
[16:12] <genii> ImJune: Please pastebin the results for examination ( of both commands )
[16:12] <genii> !pastebin | ImJune
[16:12] <marcaddeo> tgm4883: yeah... potentially two failed drives in my zfs raid5 array
[16:12] <TomyWork> marcaddeo so that's why the disk's menu is unfamiliar :)
[16:13] <TomyWork> two? that's bad
[16:13] <marcaddeo> you're tellin me! haha
[16:13] <ImJune> ok I am using a different computer
[16:13] <ImJune> so I will need a moment
[16:13] <TomyWork> how did that happen? gunfire?
[16:13] <marcaddeo> haha maybe! that would explain the bullet holes
[16:14] <TomyWork> that would be the second reason not to host in the US *cough*
[16:14] <marcaddeo> so if anyone knows how i can just get into a terminal from my server dvd installer, that would be great :)
[16:15] <marcaddeo> is there a boot command i can give it?
[16:15] <EriC^^> marcaddeo: did you try ctrl+alt+f1 or f2 ?
[16:15] <marcaddeo> let me try that
[16:15] <TomyWork> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1354952 maybe this helps?
[16:16] <ImJune> http://pastebin.com/R3i7nDPs first this one
[16:16] <EriC^^> marcaddeo: if that doesn't work, /join #ubuntu-server i'm sure they'll know
[16:16] <TomyWork> marcaddeo  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Changing_the_CD.27s_Default_Boot_Options maybe this
[16:17] <ImJune> une@june-desktop:~$ lsusb  Bus 004 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 003 Device 002: ID 8087:0024 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub Bus 001 Device 002: ID 090c:37c0 Silicon Motion, Inc. - Taiwan (forme
[16:17] <ImJune> sorry
[16:17] <ImJune> http://pastebin.com/QzHheFA1
[16:17] <TomyWork> EriC^^ i'm afraid he wont have a complete enough os at that point
[16:17] <ImJune> It's sad not a single linux distro recognize this mount pad
[16:18] <TomyWork> have you tried all of them? :)
[16:18] <ImJune> I have tried around 30
[16:18] <ImJune> :*
[16:18] <genii> ImJune: Is the "Pixart Imaging Inc Optical Mouse"  what you have for the moment plugged in ?
[16:19] <TomyWork> ImJune unstable ones too?
[16:19] <TomyWork> sid, gentoo, arch
[16:19] <ImJune> yes this is the mouse I think that is plug in
[16:19] <ImJune> its ugly and cheap
[16:19] <ImJune> even if it says its design in swiss
[16:19] <ImJune> lol
[16:20] <TomyWork> HID, no way to fail there :)
[16:20] <tgm4883> trying 30 linux distros to see if your touchpad works seems like a lot more work than just figuring out if the upstream drivers support it
[16:20] <TomyWork> ImJune unplug it and rerun lsusb
[16:20] <TomyWork> and see if it goes away
[16:20] <genii> ImJune: Can ayou alo please pastebin the results of: lspci -nn
[16:20] <ImJune> ok
[16:20] <ImJune> Oh I did before
[16:20] <ImJune> but i will do again now
[16:21] <TomyWork> http://pastebin.com/R3i7nDPs <-- he did indeed
[16:21] <genii> Whups, missed it
[16:21] <TomyWork> ImJune  that pastebin is cut off, can you pastebin the whole thing?
[16:21] <EriC^^> marcaddeo: did it work?
[16:22] <wastrel> linux
[16:22]  * genii runs around the corner to go fetch a lunch
[16:22] <TomyWork> wastrel linux indeed. did you have a question? :)
[16:23] <ImJune> http://pastebin.com/6aHGNu7j
[16:24] <TomyWork> oh, so only the last ")" was missing, odd
[16:25] <ImJune> http://pastebin.com/j9045nZ5
[16:25] <ImJune> yes perhaps linux can not see the mousepad at all
[16:26] <TomyWork> ImJune none of that looks like a touchpad, which is odd
[16:26] <ImJune> at a kernel level
[16:26] <TomyWork> maybe it's disabled in the bios?
[16:26] <TomyWork> ImJune well, this lists pci and usb devices at a pretty low level
[16:26] <tgm4883> ImJune: this is a touchpad in a laptop?
[16:26] <TomyWork> windows has to communicate with the device too
[16:26] <ImJune> if it was when windows was on it then surely It would have not work
[16:26] <ImJune> but windows see it
[16:26] <ImJune> yes this is a touchpad
[16:27] <TomyWork> hmm, what if it's serial?
[16:27] <ImJune> very generic brand here in Japan
[16:27] <genii> ImJune TomyWork Looks like it's probably part of some larger composite USB device
[16:27] <ImJune> oh
[16:27] <tgm4883> ImJune: can you do "dmesg | pastbinit"
[16:27] <ImJune> shared
[16:27] <ImJune> yes
[16:27] <TomyWork> tgm4883 e
[16:28] <EriC^^> ImJune: xinput doesn't list it?
[16:28] <ImJune> I have not try that
[16:28] <ImJune> tgm that command did not work
[16:28] <ImJune> oh
[16:28] <ImJune> typo
[16:29] <TomyWork> ImJune also, you might have to install pastebinit first
[16:29] <TomyWork> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[16:29] <ImJune> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591487/
[16:29] <EriC^^> ImJune: try xinput
[16:29] <ImJune> thats such a cool feature
[16:31] <ImJune> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591500/
[16:31] <TomyWork> not in there, nope
[16:32] <Urocaan> ><
[16:33] <OerHeks> Not detecting touchpad because of the plugedin wired mouse?
[16:35] <tgm4883> OerHeks: I don't think that is getting plugged in until 10 minutes after boot
[16:35] <tgm4883> granted, there is a crap ton of stuff getting loaded at boot
[16:35] <ImJune> yeah
[16:36] <ImJune> sad it can't see it
[16:36] <ImJune> maybe I should install coreboot
[16:36] <genii> ImJune: You might try: sudo update-usbids     ...and then check the tail end of dmesg again with:  dmesg | tail
[16:37] <tgm4883> ImJune: why would coreboot  help?
[16:38] <tgm4883> ImJune: can you post a link to the laptop?
[16:38] <ImJune> It was suggested to me by a coworker
[16:38] <ImJune> Not possible because it was a prototype not approved by Japan quality control
[16:38] <ImJune> so frontiers page has no data on it
[16:38] <ImJune> I bought it from junk shop
[16:38] <tgm4883> and you wonder why linux has no support for it?
[16:39] <ImJune> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591561/
[16:39] <genii> Hehe
[16:39] <ImJune> well I figure perhaps they used same pad that was used in another model in the past
[16:39] <ImJune> most of this generic junk come from tiahe market in guangzhou
[16:39] <tgm4883> ImJune: maybe, can you link an older model?
[16:40] <ImJune> ok I will try but it's going to be Japanese
[16:40] <ImJune> ok
[16:40] <ioria> ImJune, can you paste     Xorg.0.log ?
[16:40] <TomyWork> so it's chinese junk from a junk shop and it was rejected by japanese quality control?
[16:40] <ImJune> do I have to find that somewhere or is there command to get there
[16:41] <ImJune> Well I think some parts are
[16:41] <EriC^^> ImJune: pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:41] <genii> I wonder if it failed quality control because the trackpad doesn't work
[16:41] <ImJune> geniii surely no
[16:41] <ImJune> because I had windows 8.1
[16:41] <ImJune> it was working on that
[16:41] <genii> Hm
[16:41] <EriC^^> makes you wonder why it failed though
[16:41] <ImJune> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591586/
[16:41] <ImJune> its the body
[16:42] <ImJune> so flimsy
[16:42] <TomyWork> maybe you should try reselling it to Stan's Previously Owned Vessels :)
[16:42] <ImJune> the keyboard flex is beyond japan standard
[16:42] <TomyWork> considering it's a chinese junk
[16:42] <ImJune> well the spec is not so horrible
[16:42] <ImJune> i5 3317u
[16:42] <ImJune> battery last 6-7 hour full brightness
[16:43] <ImJune> 14 inches pretty thin and light too
[16:43] <administrador> Holas
[16:43] <administrador>  van
[16:43] <ImJune> I have a great WS at my home and I am too antisocial person who seldom works outside
[16:43] <tgm4883> ImJune: and this is why you take a bootable USB with you when buying a laptop from a stop
[16:43] <tgm4883> store*
[16:44] <ImJune> some places in Japan will never allow you doing that
[16:44] <ImJune> I bout this 170 usd
[16:44] <ImJune> bought
[16:44] <ImJune> thats much cheaper than many chrome books even with better spec
[16:44] <ImJune> msata ssd on it and 4gb ram
[16:45] <ultragamecard> livebooting is illegal in japan?
[16:45] <tgm4883> ImJune: yea good specs, all you had to do was sacrifice for no working touchpad
[16:45] <TomyWork> ImJune if they dont allow you to do that, you will simply not allow them to take your money :)
[16:45] <cowbacon> ultragamecard: most things except for kinky hentai sex is illegal in japan
[16:45] <ImJune> Its a junk shop
[16:45] <OerHeks> ImJune, great story, but now you lose time seaching for unsupported and unidentified hardware.
[16:45] <ImJune> they can make whatever rule they want
[16:45] <TomyWork> but i can understand... after all you could be installing a bitcoin miner in the bios :)
[16:46] <genii> cowbacon: That's not appropriate for this channel
[16:46] <tgm4883> ImJune: in any case, don't buy random crap and expect it to "just work(tm)"
[16:46] <ioria> ImJune, do you have a xorg.conf file ?  locate xorg.conf
[16:47] <ImJune> ok
[16:47] <TomyWork> ImJune hmm, since it's not an old discarded prototype but a new discarded prototype, that touchpad might end up in an actual product
[16:47] <TomyWork> you could wait a few months
[16:47] <ImJune> hmm
[16:48] <TomyWork> and run an ubuntu VM on top on windows in the meantime :D
[16:49] <ImJune> yeah I need to reinstall windows though
[16:49] <ImJune> is there a command I can check the brand of motherboard with
[16:49] <ImJune> or model
[16:51] <TomyWork> hmm, you could try /sys
[16:51] <EriC^^> ImJune: sudo lshw
[16:52] <genii> ImJune: Please do: sudo lshw | pastebinit
[16:52] <TomyWork> yeah that lists the mainboard here :)
[16:53] <TomyWork> is there a gui tree variant of this, btw?
[16:53] <ImJune> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591731/
[16:53] <melbaubuntu> heey i have a problem with my lightdm: sudo -i
[16:53] <melbaubuntu> xhost +SI:localuser:lightdm
[16:53] <melbaubuntu> su lightdm -s /bin/bash
[16:53] <melbaubuntu> gsettings set com.canonical.unity-greeter draw-user-backgrounds 'false'
[16:53] <melbaubuntu> gsettings set com.canonical.unity-greeter background 'path-to-image'
[16:53] <melbaubuntu> exit
[16:53] <TomyWork> melbaubuntu use a pastebin. the bot (temporarily?) muted you
[16:53] <genii> Heh, description: Computer
[16:53] <ImJune> lol
[16:54] <ultragamecard> anyone successfully  got ubuntu running with the metro desktop interface?
[16:54] <EriC^^> ImJune: did you use sudo ?
[16:54] <TomyWork> ultragamecard metro, as in microsoft metro?
[16:54] <ImJune> on that paste bin yes
[16:54] <ultragamecard> yeah
[16:54] <TomyWork> ultragamecard how would that be possible?
[16:55] <ultragamecard> idk
[16:55] <TomyWork> it's proprietary software and it probably requires proprietary microsoft apis
[16:55] <TomyWork> also, why would you want that hideous thing in your ubuntu?
[16:55] <jozso> Hello mindenki
[16:55] <ImJune> microsoft gave us visual studio now
[16:55] <ImJune> I am surprise
[16:56] <ultragamecard> http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/fitted/340x180/Ubuntu-with-Windows-8-Metro-Interface-Actually-Looks-Good-Photo.jpg
[16:56] <melbaubuntu> sorry guys this link http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591791/
[16:56] <ultragamecard> I found pictures like this but idk if they are fake
[16:57] <genii> Hm, I'm beginning to suspect something in the 7 Series/C210
[16:57] <melbaubuntu> sorry guys this link http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591791/
[16:57] <ImJune> on my machine?
[16:57] <jozso> Van itt magyar ajku kolega ?
[16:57] <ImJune> hungarina
[16:57] <ImJune> langauge?
[16:57] <melbaubuntu> Can someone check please? Question is in paste.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591791/
[16:58] <TomyWork> for hungarian, try #ubuntu-hu or something
[16:58] <jozso> igen azaz yes
[16:58] <MonkeyDust> !hu
[16:58] <jozso> köszönöm
[16:58] <jozso> thx !
[16:59] <melbaubuntu> Can someone check please? Question is in paste.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591791/
[16:59] <ultragamecard> melbaubuntu: happens to me to
[17:00] <TomyWork> melbaubuntu dont you think other people's messages are important too?
[17:00] <Sebastien> TomyWork, what is your point ?
[17:00] <melbaubuntu> ultragamecard: is kinda strange right
[17:01] <ImJune> genii
[17:01] <ImJune> thats an audio thing
[17:01] <ImJune> I guess
[17:01] <ImJune> http://askubuntu.com/questions/508692/intel-corporation-7-series-c210-series-isnt-being-detected-by-any-module
[17:01] <ultragamecard> you want the default desktop background
[17:01] <ultragamecard> ?
[17:01] <melbaubuntu> no i want another picture that i selected. I see the picture for 1 second and that it goes back to my desktop background.
[17:02] <TomyWork> melbaubuntu where are you entering those commands?
[17:02] <ioria> ImJune, but it shows in  /proc/bus/input/devices ?
[17:02] <melbaubuntu> terminal
[17:02] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: what are you trying to do?
[17:02] <ultragamecard> I have no clue how to fix it.
[17:02] <melbaubuntu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11591791/
[17:02] <TomyWork> melbaubuntu  what kind of terminal? in an x session? linux vt?
[17:03] <melbaubuntu> Ubuntu
[17:03] <ImJune> ioria
[17:03] <ImJune> I can check that
[17:03] <TomyWork> ok let me ask another way: how do you get  to that terminal?
[17:03] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: do you have dconf-editor installed?
[17:03] <ioria> ImJune, cat  /proc/bus/input/devices ?
[17:03] <melbaubuntu> i used ctrl + Alt + T
[17:03] <TomyWork> so it's in an x session
[17:03] <melbaubuntu> I guess i should stop lightdm @loginscreen?
[17:04] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: just set this once and you should be ok
[17:04] <EriC^^> gsettings set com.canonical.unity-greeter background '/path/to/background.png'
[17:04] <EriC^^> it has to be a .png i think
[17:04] <reisio> should have its own config in /etc/lightdm/, too
[17:04] <melbaubuntu> you sure?
[17:04] <EriC^^> remove that script, yes
[17:04] <reisio> you can move it instead
[17:05] <ImJune> just a moment
[17:05] <ImJune> my son was crying
[17:05] <Mont199> My son keeps climbing to get snacks :D
[17:05] <genii> ImJune: Looks like that USB chipset from Intel actually controls a bunch of stuff, not just the audio
[17:06] <ImJune> hm
[17:06] <ImJune> so its linked through that?
[17:06] <melbaubuntu> the map : /etc/lightdm/ has only one file called 'users.conf'
[17:06] <ImJune> its an intel trackpad?
[17:06] <reisio> the map?
[17:06] <reisio> 'path'
[17:06] <reisio> or 'directory'
[17:06] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: use that gsettings command, if you want to remove the grid you can also do that
[17:07] <genii> ImJune: The trackpad itself is probably not made by Intel, but would interface very tightly to it ( at least this is what I'm thinking at the moment)
[17:07] <ImJune> http://pastebin.com/wKqxM3sa
[17:07] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: gsettings set com.canonical.unity-greeter draw-grid false
[17:07] <melbaubuntu> the path and map are there but the file 'users.conf' is the only file in /lightdm
[17:07] <ImJune> this is the cat /proc stuff you request
[17:08] <TomyWork> ImJune lshw lists an unclaimed SMBus controller. do you know what that is?
[17:08] <melbaubuntu> brb reboot
[17:08] <ImJune> No
[17:08] <genii> TomyWork: I was also looking at that
[17:08] <ioria> no pad
[17:08] <TomyWork> oh go ahead, i have no idea what it is :D
[17:08] <ImJune> so it's invisible
[17:09] <melbaubuntu> Guys, i'm back but its still the same
[17:09] <melbaubuntu> my normal desktop kinda overlaps my Lightdm background???
[17:09] <melbaubuntu> it takes it's place after half a second
[17:10] <TomyWork> ImJune http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=117101
[17:13] <TomyWork> ImJune two avenues to try from that article: 1. the modprobe thing and 2. if your laptopt has a touchpad toggle button , use that to turn it off and on on windows, then go back to linux
[17:13] <melbaubuntu> so guys i cant fix this problem?
[17:14] <ioria> ImJune, try to edit grub at boot and add this in the kernel parameters i8042.nomux=1 and i8042.reset
[17:15] <Jack_The_Ripper> Hey all, I need help getting my multimedia keys to work with banshee
[17:15] <TomyWork> *whizz*  <-- the sound of what ioria just said going way over my head
[17:15] <ioria> TomyWork, i guy last week resolved with that on a Lenovo
[17:16] <TomyWork> hmm this thing is far from a lenovo though
[17:16] <ioria> TomyWork, http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28736/what-does-the-i8042-nomux-1-kernel-option-do-during-booting-of-ubuntu
[17:19] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: sorry that only changes it if you click on lock
[17:19] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: follow the instructions here http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/04/ubuntu-14-04-change-login-screen-background-remove-the-white-dots/
[17:19] <EriC^^> i think that should work, testing it now..
[17:19] <TomyWork> ioria i wonder, can this be changed by writing 1 to /sys/module/i8042/parameters/nomux ?
[17:19] <ioria> TomyWork, no clue
[17:20] <ImJune> I am back
[17:20] <ImJune> I am going to try that grub trick
[17:21] <ultragamecard> anyone got ubuntu to work with desktop interfaces other than gnome and unity
[17:21] <reisio> yup
[17:21] <ultragamecard> which one?
[17:22] <melbaubuntu> Mate, you're a LEGEND
[17:22] <melbaubuntu> It worked!
[17:22] <ImJune> lel
[17:22] <ImJune> booting to grub now
[17:22] <ImJune> bbl
[17:22] <melbaubuntu> i had to set false for draw-user-backgrounds xd
[17:23] <melbaubuntu> thanks for helps!!
[17:26] <ImJune> im back
[17:26] <ImJune> back this command seemed not to work
[17:26] <ImJune> i8042.reset
[17:26] <ImJune> at the grub
[17:26] <MonkeyDust> ultragamecard  there are many, xfce, lxde, mate and others
[17:27] <MonkeyDust> ultragamecard  kde
[17:27] <ultragamecard> I'll check those out
[17:27] <ultragamecard> are they compatible with ubuntu?
[17:27] <ioria> ImJune, did you put both i8042.nomux=1 and i8042.reset ?
[17:27] <ObrienDave> ultragamecard, yes they are
[17:27] <ImJune> yes
[17:27] <ultragamecard> thnks
[17:27] <ultragamecard> thanks*
[17:27] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: i got it to work
[17:28] <EriC^^> :D
[17:28] <ImJune> 1 at a time
[17:28] <ImJune> right
[17:28] <ioria> ImJune, at the same time
[17:28] <ImJune> keep "and" in there?
[17:28] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: copy the file you want to use as a background to /usr/share/backgrounds, type sudo /path/to/file /usr/share/backgrounds/file.png , then type sudo chmod 644 /usr/share/backgrounds/file.png
[17:28] <ioria> ImJune, no, without 'and'
[17:29] <EriC^^> without the chmod 644 it doesn't work
[17:29] <ImJune> so put both command on the same line?
[17:29] <ioria> ImJune, yes:    i8042.nomux=1 i8042.reset
[17:29] <ImJune> ok
[17:29] <ImJune> brb
[17:30] <melbaubuntu> Thanks eric!!
[17:30] <EriC^^> no problem!
[17:31] <EriC^^> melbaubuntu: sorry that's sudo cp /path/to/file /usr/share/backgrounds/file.png to copy the file
[17:31] <ImJune> Hi I enter those command on the same line
[17:32] <ImJune> I am back
[17:32] <melvin_> iḿ using this picture as background with some text
[17:32] <melvin_> http://7-themes.com/data_images/out/69/7008964-anonymous.jpg
[17:32] <ImJune> entered both of those commands on the same line
[17:32] <ImJune> though my mousepad seems to still have no response
[17:33] <melvin_> ImJune, my touchpad doesn't work also xd
[17:33] <melvin_> I use a mouse always ^
[17:34] <ImJune> yes
[17:34] <ImJune> whats your laptop?
[17:34] <melvin_> Acer aspire v3-....
[17:34] <melvin_> i dunno after that out of my head xd
[17:34] <melvin_> what do you have?
[17:34] <ImJune> frontier pc 14 inch generic laptop thing
[17:34] <ImJune> ha
[17:34] <melvin_> fast?
[17:34] <ImJune> pretty fast
[17:35] <ImJune> i5 3317u 4gb ram m.sata ssd
[17:35] <ImJune> price was nice
[17:35] <melvin_> Nice, i just bought mine 2 days ago. i got i5-5200 8gb ram and ssd120gb for 570,- euros
[17:35] <melvin_> what was your price?
[17:35] <EriC^^> xD
[17:36] <melvin_> oh and a 840m geforce graphics card <3
[17:36] <OerHeks> comparing prices with/without warranty :-D
[17:37] <melvin_> with
[17:37] <melvin_> excl btw, because i got money for it back. normal price was around 750,- xd
[17:37] <ImJune> the price was 170 usd for mine
[17:37] <ImJune> and if I install windows everything is working fine
[17:38] <ImJune> sad I can't get this working
[17:38] <ioria> ImJune, the command synclient -l , what says ?
[17:38] <melvin_> ImJune, please delete windows for your laptops sake <3
[17:39] <ImJune> Couldn't find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded?
[17:39] <ImJune> I hate windows
[17:39] <ImJune> I am a convert to linux from mac
[17:39] <melvin_> I hate the virusses xd
[17:40] <acz32> melvin_: i never had a virus using windows for over a decade
[17:40] <ImJune> I dont get virus on windows either
[17:40] <EriC^^> acz32: no joking please :P
[17:40] <acz32> and didn't have antivirus software installed either. i was just not dumb and didn't click on any .exe
[17:40] <ImJune> but I don't like it
[17:41] <west536457640> help please, cannot disable screensaver on 14.04, kicks in every 5 minutes, the rest is awesome ut this is driving me crazy
[17:41] <ImJune> ioria was that the response you expected?
[17:41] <EriC^^> acz32: you can get viruses by just visiting a website, or clicking on an ad, etc.
[17:41] <ImJune> "Couldn't find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded?"
[17:41] <west536457640> 5 mins of inactivity then boom the screen goes black, makes watching a movie impossible
[17:42] <acz32> EriC^^: noscript and abp are not platform-specific. they protect you on windows too
[17:42] <reisio> you probably mean badware
[17:42] <reisio> nobody's seen a virus in ages
[17:42] <west536457640> how to fix this ?
[17:42] <reisio> west536457640: what're you watching a movie with?
[17:42] <melvin_> acz32 do you even torrent xd?
[17:42] <ImJune> malware yeah
[17:43] <west536457640> vlc, but same thing happens with browsing
[17:43] <ioria> ImJune, apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics ?
[17:43] <EriC^^> acz32: cnet even has viruses these days
[17:43] <ImJune> ok
[17:43] <ImJune> moment
[17:43] <reisio> west536457640: with Flash you mean?
[17:43] <melvin_> acz32 i use cracked windows and all kinda cracked stuffs. i'm a poor student xd
[17:44] <BluesKaj> west536457640, do you have your power/sleep settings set at  5mins
[17:44] <reisio> west536457640: that with plain Ubuntu/Unity?
[17:44] <west536457640> reisio, it happens whether i watch a movie or dont, every 5 minutes
[17:44] <acz32> EriC^^: that's not true. cnet may have some malware but no viruses and it's a terrible place to download software anyways since they bundle stuff with your download
[17:44] <reisio> and they don't really have much Unix software
[17:44] <reisio> and if they did it'd still be a terrible place to get it
[17:44] <ImJune> I just did that command and it said its already the latest verison
[17:44] <west536457640> its xubuntu, have tried setting power/sleep but i think it is getting overrided some place
[17:44] <EriC^^> the point is that you can't download and install .exe's in windows without getting malware
[17:45] <ImJune> how do I change my keyboard layout map?
[17:45] <ioria> ImJune, synclient TouchpadOff=0
[17:45] <EriC^^> it's like a russian roulette or something
[17:45] <acz32> i heard win10 is bringing package management to windows
[17:45] <ImJune> Couldn't find synaptics properties. No synaptics driver loaded?
[17:45] <utfans05_> acz32: really?
[17:45] <reisio> it is
[17:45] <gr1zzlybe4r> what does it mean when "rm -rf Foo/" fails because the device or resource is busy?
[17:45] <reisio> extremely rudimentary package management, but still package management
[17:46] <utfans05_> gr1zzlybe4r: that means that the file you are trying to delete is in use.
[17:46] <reisio> gr1zzlybe4r: lsof Foo
[17:46] <ImJune> we can use that from cmd prompt?
[17:46] <reisio> ImJune: use what?
[17:46] <ImJune> I am not sure what you mean
[17:47] <reisio> that's my line
[17:47] <ImJune> package manager that allow us to get packages from windows reps?
[17:47] <ImJune> similar to yum or apt-get?
[17:47] <reisio> on Windows, yeah, it's commandline
[17:47] <gr1zzlybe4r> well how do I stop it from being used? I already pgrep'd for the process that I thought was using it, kill -9'd it, but it's still telling me that it's in use.
[17:47] <reisio> mmm
[17:47] <reisio> in a very general sense, yes
[17:47] <reisio> it doesn't do any dep resolution AFAIK
[17:47] <reisio> it's basically a glorified installer fetcher
[17:47] <reisio> which Windows already had via 3rd parties
[17:47] <utfans05_> gr1zzlybe4r: do an lsof the file that you are trying to delete.
[17:47] <reisio> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iu3xoFqudg
[17:47] <utfans05_> That shoudl tell you what's using is.
[17:48] <utfans05_> s/is/it/g
[17:48] <gr1zzlybe4r> that doesn't show anything
[17:49] <reisio> do it right, then
[17:49] <gr1zzlybe4r> does it make any difference that there's a "lost+found/" dir inside of the dir that I'm trying to remove?
[17:49] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: type lsof | grep /path/to/dir
[17:49] <reisio> gr1zzlybe4r: nope
[17:49] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: yeah, that means it's a mounted filesystem
[17:49] <EriC^^> and you're trying the remove the mountpoint
[17:49] <EriC^^> ( well most likely )
[17:50] <reisio> nope
[17:50] <lycan|y50> !bumblebee
[17:50] <EriC^^> yup
[17:50] <reisio> rm only works on things that're mounted :p
[17:50] <reisio> if it's not mounted, you've nothing to rm :p
[17:50] <EriC^^> reisio: he's trying to remove the mountpoint
[17:50] <EriC^^> like rm -r /mnt for instance
[17:50] <EriC^^> but it's still mounted, so he has the lost+found
[17:50] <ImJune> back to studying c
[17:50] <Sheraf> Hi
[17:51] <ImJune> perhaps in a few months this can be able to fix
[17:51] <reisio> EriC^^: try it yourself
[17:51] <EriC^^> reisio: try what?
[17:51] <reisio> Sheraf: hi
[17:51] <reisio> EriC^^: it
[17:51] <EriC^^> reisio: what's it?
[17:51] <Sheraf> I'm looking for something ubuntu based to install on a 2g usb drive
[17:51] <Sheraf> Any idea
[17:51] <reisio> rm -fr on something mounted
[17:51] <EriC^^> reisio: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt , then try to rm -r /mnt ?
[17:51] <reisio> Sheraf: what for
[17:51] <reisio> EriC^^: sure
[17:52] <Sheraf> Browse web that's it
[17:52] <reisio> Sheraf: why such a strange low capacity requirement?
[17:52] <ObrienDave> use the minimal ISO
[17:52] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: can you type lsof | grep /path/to/dir ?
[17:52] <ImJune> ubuntu mate is kewl
[17:52] <ImJune> minimal install file?
[17:53] <reisio> it's a friend
[17:53] <lycan|y50> anyone here using bumblebee
[17:53] <acz32> Sheraf: i would not use a DE in that case. ubuntu+openbox or something like that
[17:53] <gr1zzlybe4r> ok lsof | grep Foo/ returns a PID.
[17:53] <Sheraf> reisio: I'm on my phone and I'm stuck with only that, I don't want to argue. .. If someone has an idea please
[17:53] <gr1zzlybe4r> Should I kill that, umount the directory, and then try to remove all of the files?
[17:53] <EriC^^> ah he left
[17:54] <EriC^^> it doesn't actually work, as i said
[17:54] <EriC^^> sudo rm -r /boot/efi
[17:54] <EriC^^> rm: cannot remove ‘/boot/efi’: Device or resource busy
[17:54] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: yeah
[17:55] <gr1zzlybe4r> cool that worked. thank you!
[17:55] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: what do you mean? if you unmount it, the files will be gone
[17:55] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: you only removed the empty mountpoint
[17:56] <xchatter> Does anybody know a channel where I can ask questions about file systems in general? I want to connect my 2TB hard disk via USB to my TV to watch movies. My TV can decode the movies. But I guess it has to be FAT32 so the TV can recognize it. But what is the max size for a FAT32 file system?
[17:56] <ObrienDave> 2TB
[17:57] <ObrienDave> 4GB file size limit
[17:57] <xchatter> Thx. Do you think the TV would recognize two partitions?
[17:58] <ObrienDave> probably not
[17:58] <xchatter> It is a new Philips flatscreen
[17:58] <xchatter> OK Thx
[17:58] <ObrienDave> you would have to research the specs
[17:59] <xchatter> But TVs usually require FAT32, right? Or do they also read ext or NTFS these days?
[17:59] <ObrienDave> my Vizio says FAT32 also but it will read NTFS
[18:00] <ObrienDave> mine only reads USB sticks. it will NOT read HDs
[18:00] <xchatter> How does the TV know whether it is an USB stick or USB hard drive? Shouldn't both work?
[18:01] <EriC^^> gr1zzlybe4r: nevermind, i guess it removes the files inside but can't remove the mountpoint
[18:01] <meekatron> ignore #ubuntu joins,parts,quits
[18:01] <ObrienDave> xchatter, different partition header number.
[18:01] <EriC^^> good thing i backed up /boot/efi before trying that :D
[18:02] <ObrienDave> xchatter, different hard coded device identifier
[18:03] <BluesKaj> xchatter, i was about to suggest NTFS or connect your disk to a pc then play the movies in the pc over your network to the networked tv
[18:04] <pi-> I've hit up against https://askubuntu.com/questions/569550/assertionerror-using-apache2-and-libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3-on-ubuntu-14-04-python -- basically `apt-get install libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3` installs an old buggy version of mod_wsgi
[18:05] <pi-> Is there any protocol for flagging this for attention?
[18:05] <xchatter> The TV has the capability to play movies. I guess I will then just collect the movies on my big drive on ext and copy a movie to a stick when I want to watch it.
[18:05] <p-trust> what is a good alternative to notepad++ in linux ?
[18:05] <Aleksa> Anyone here from Nepal? I need help.
[18:05] <pi-> The only alternative seems to be to compile mod_wsgi from source, which I'm really reluctant to do.
[18:05] <utfans05_> p-trust: gedit or vim if you want a command line editor.
[18:06] <xchatter> Why is the channel security invite only?
[18:06] <xchatter> Stupid
[18:06] <xchatter> Where can I ask security questions?
[18:06] <ObrienDave> p-trust, Pluma
[18:06] <utfans05_> p-trust: honestly there are a bunch out there, you'll have to find one that you like best.
[18:08] <BluesKaj> xchatter, the tv will most likey recognize NTFS , but check the tv manual
[18:11] <xchatter> ok thx
[18:13] <west536457640> re my power manager issue - screen blanks after 5 mins of inactivity no matter what - found  a prog called tlp running on startup which may be overriding other settings, anyone heard of tlp before?
[18:14] <ObrienDave> !info tlp
[18:14] <ObrienDave> nope :)
[18:18] <west536457640> tlp details here: http://linrunner.de/en/tlp/docs/tlp-linux-advanced-power-management.html
[18:18] <west536457640> ok so disabled tlp now gonna try waiting for 5 mins to see if that has fixed things
[18:20] <Guest96737> Hi guys! Is there any way to change the gdm 3.14 icons to match the ones i'm using in my session?
[18:22] <Philaneous> i know that the way you execute virtual hosts on ubuntu server has changed with 14.04
[18:22] <Philaneous> i cant get my browser to point to the document root
[18:25] <UbuntuIniesta> hello there, I have problem with keyboard layout. it changes by itself to other languages I added.
[18:25] <UbuntuIniesta> randomly and often enough
[18:25] <p-trust> probably a virus
[18:27] <UbuntuIniesta> p-trust, did you reply me?
[18:29] <BluesKaj> !virus | p-trust
[18:36] <wastrel> UbuntuIniesta: you should check the keyboard shortcut for switching input method
[18:37] <wastrel> settings > text entry
[18:38] <UbuntuIniesta> wastrel, do you mean this submenu: system settings > keyboard > typing =
[18:38] <UbuntuIniesta> ?
[18:38] <wastrel> UbuntuIniesta: i have 14.04 , in mine it is   system settings > text entry
[18:38] <wastrel> it's where i configure input soures and keyboard shortcuts
[18:38] <wastrel> sources*
[18:40] <UbuntuIniesta> oh, oh, sorry, wastrel..I have the same, too
[18:41] <UbuntuIniesta> wastrel, I see 'super' in the shortcut entry. what is this?
[18:41] <wastrel> it is the "windows" key
[18:41] <UbuntuIniesta> ah
[18:41] <UbuntuIniesta> thank you
[18:42] <wastrel> :)
[18:42] <UbuntuIniesta> wastrel, but I never use super key. I dont suppose that causes the layout change
[18:42] <wastrel> can't help then :)
[18:43] <UbuntuIniesta> thank you anyway..this is really strange. what could be the reason for this?
[18:43] <wastrel> did you upgrade from earlier version of ubuntu?
[18:44] <sireorion> how do i install bz2 files?
[18:44] <MonkeyDust> !tar | sireorion start here
[18:45] <sireorion> im trying to install Bluegriffon but the bz2 file is dumb
[18:47] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  i have bluegriffon too... specify "dumb"
[18:47] <sireorion> MonkeyDust, I cant install it...
[18:47] <sireorion> the BZ2 file cant be opened and i have redownloaded it
[18:48] <LeEarl> hello
[18:48] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  how did you try to open it?
[18:48] <sireorion> tar -xjf bluegriffon-1.7.2.Ubuntu13.04.x86_64.tar.bz2
[18:48] <LeEarl> guys how do I get cpu/motherboard sensor reading on ubuntu 14?
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  try with a graphic archive manager
[18:49] <sireorion> i did that first but i only got an folder with alot of files
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> LeEarl  psensors is a nice little gui
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  yes, as it is supposed to be... what went wrong?
[18:50] <sireorion> how do u open it in the folder?
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  ah, you're looking for the executable binary, right?
[18:51] <sireorion> yes
[18:51] <LeEarl> ok thanx
[18:51] <LeEarl> if temp is 61'C is that too high?
[18:52] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  open the bluegriffon folder, find the 'bluegriffon' file, click it, it then asks you to run or open in terminal... select run
[18:53] <sireorion> ok'
[18:53] <sireorion> ooo tnx MonkeyDust ur my hero
[18:54] <MonkeyDust> sireorion  yw, glad i could help... lucky thing i use it too
[18:54] <UbuntuIniesta> wastrel, no, the last install was not an upgrade. but I think I'd upgraded the previous one.
[18:54] <sireorion> MonkeyDust, =)
[18:54] <ImJune> who else still having some troubles with their mousepad
[18:54] <UbuntuIniesta> sometimes in new installs ubuntu seems to overtake settings-packages from earlier installs, is that possible?
[18:54] <ImJune> ?
[18:55] <sireorion> LeEarl, my cpu is on -169¤ C
[18:55] <pi-> I've just found a solution online to my problem: https://askubuntu.com/questions/569550/assertionerror-using-apache2-and-libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3-on-ubuntu-14-04-python -- this person seems to have got around the "apt-get serving an out-of-date package" by instead using pip to get the package. I'm confused here. I thought apt-get was for general Linux packages, and pip was for Python packages.
[18:55] <pi-> But is there some overlap?
[18:55] <pi-> And specifically he is using a pip he just installed into his virtual python3 environment. So is there any particular reason he did that? Why not just use system pip? Would it install the package into the same place?
[18:55] <ioria> ImJune, just tell it
[18:55] <ioria> :P
[18:55] <LeEarl> sireorion, u got P4?
[18:56] <sireorion> P4 like in pentium 4?
[18:56] <LeEarl> yes 3Ghz
[18:56] <ImJune> Ok I fixed my mousepad issue by adding  GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash i8042.reset i8042.nomux i8042.nopnp i8042.noloop"
[18:56] <tgm4883> ImJune: *Touchpad. A mousepad just sits there on your desk
[18:56] <ImJune> etc/default/grub
[18:57] <ImJune> ok touchpad
[18:57] <sireorion> i7
[18:57] <tgm4883> ImJune: interesting ifx
[18:57] <ObrienDave> O.o
[18:57] <ObrienDave> o.O
[18:57] <LeEarl> isn't 60'C too much?
[18:57] <ioria> tgm4883, here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2233632&page=2
[18:57] <ImJune> of course you must apt update-grub
[18:58] <ImJune> after a reboot it should work
[18:58] <ImJune> the guy earlier with the acer should try this
[18:58] <ImJune> oh and this machine use ubuntu 15.04lts
[18:58] <ImJune> not 14
[18:59] <BluesKaj> ImJune, 15.04 is not LTS
[18:59] <ioria> ImJune glad you made t
[18:59] <ioria> it
[18:59] <sireorion> LeEarl, PM
[18:59] <LeEarl> ok sorry just noticed!
[19:00] <sillyslux> sireorion your cpu is on -169°C? 's that liquid nitrogen cooled?
[19:00] <ImJune> Oh
[19:00] <ImJune> 15.04 is not?
[19:01] <ImJune> how long is it supported?
[19:01] <ioria> ImJune, no, 16 wil be
[19:01] <ioria> ImJune, but now, you know the trick
[19:02] <ImJune> yes
[19:02] <ImJune> oh I see
[19:02] <ImJune> odd number never be lts
[19:04] <ioria> ImJune, http://www.ubuntu.com/info/release-end-of-life
[19:05] <ImJune> you are so helpful today
[19:06] <ObrienDave> !cookie ;P
[19:06] <ObrienDave> !cookie
[19:07] <ImJune> Cookies are better in europe
[19:08] <ImJune> over here they are soggy :)
[19:08]  * ObrienDave loves soft cookies ;P
[19:09] <ImJune> kali linux built on top of ubuntu right?
[19:09] <ioria> ImJune, kali it's not general purpose
[19:09] <ImJune> I know
[19:09] <ImJune> its for penetration test
[19:09] <ioria> ImJune, just for funny things
[19:10] <ImJune> I can test if my site or server have some issues
[19:10] <ImJune> ioria do you know c programming?
[19:10] <EriC^^> ImJune: it's like a dildo, in some sense then
[19:10] <ioria> ImJune, a little.. what do you need ?
[19:11] <al8989> hello i have a usb wireless network adaptor with a realtek RTL 8187 chipset that keeps randomly disconnecting from the internet any suggestions on how to fix it?
[19:11] <ImJune> lol
[19:11] <ImJune> yes like a dildo
[19:11] <ImJune> I am wondering what materials you used to learn c
[19:11] <ObrienDave> wow, that's keeping it "family friendly"
[19:12] <ImJune> tbh I never thought about it that way till he mention it, I am a family person
[19:12] <ImJune> mostly
[19:12] <ioria> ImJune, you can find tons of manuals and are all good...but the original manual is very instructive
[19:13] <ImJune> KR
[19:13] <ObrienDave> eric knows better
[19:13] <ImJune> I have this
[19:13] <ImJune> white book
[19:13] <ioria> ImJune, the Ritchie' one i mean
[19:13] <ImJune> yes
[19:13] <ImJune> K and R
[19:14] <ioria> ImJune, but practice is the best school
[19:14] <ImJune> I have a physical version of this book
[19:14] <ImJune> I love this book
[19:14] <combatwombat> http://pastebin.com/S15HCEhe this is my attempt at a static ip config. is this wrong? (eth0) somehow it is getting 10.0.8.8 which isn't even in my dhcp range 10.0.8.100-200 and I certainly didn't tell it I wanted 10.0.8.8
[19:15] <sireorion> hey can i install my razer megalodon on ubuntu?
[19:15] <ioria> ImJune, after you can pass from user-space to kernel-space
[19:15] <ImJune> after I finish that book?
[19:15] <ImJune> mostly ubuntu core assets are written with c?
[19:15] <ImJune> or something newer?
[19:16] <ioria> ImJune, yes... first you need the basics
[19:16] <tonyyarusso> ImJune: How are you defining "mostly"?  Lines of code in the default desktop install?
[19:16] <al8989> also is there away towke the computer up fromsuspend using the mouse rather than the keyboard?
[19:18] <tonyyarusso> ImJune: Kernel is obviously C, lots of desktop stuff is Python, pretty varied since you're just cobbling together hundreds of different pieces of software.
[19:18] <al8989> also is there away to wake the computer up from suspend using the mouse rather than the keyboard?
[19:18] <combatwombat> anyone with an idea on what my issue might be?
[19:18] <ImJune> I dont much like python
[19:18] <tonyyarusso> al8989: Pretty sure that depends on your BIOS.
[19:18] <ImJune> but I suppose many people love it
[19:19] <jzvi12> Im starting to like python more and more
[19:20] <ioria> ImJune, python is good, bu first i suggest some bash tutorial
[19:20] <ImJune> I like javascript
[19:20] <ImJune> but bash can only be used inside bash shell
[19:20] <ImJune> bash is very similar with c?
[19:20] <LeEarl> it is not about what u like, it is about what best works
[19:20] <LeEarl> or works best
[19:20] <ioria> ImJune, variant of bash, yes ...
[19:21] <tonyyarusso> Bash isn't like C at all...
[19:21] <ImJune> Well I was told by a friend working in intel you can never go wrong learning c first
[19:21] <acz32> "bash can only be used inside bash shell" lol
[19:21] <ioria> tonyyarusso, i said a varian of bash
[19:21] <al8989> ah ok tony because i the one person keeps using the pc and they move the mouse and it does nothing and  then they come and complain tome its not working yet all tjhey had to dois press a button on the keyboard ot wake the pc up
[19:22] <tonyyarusso> ioria: They're not even the same general kind of language.
[19:22] <ioria> tonyyarusso, sure, i meant shell (not bash)
[19:22] <ImJune> goodnight
[19:22] <LeEarl> nite
[19:23] <ImJune> thank you all whom helped me to find that fix
[19:23] <al8989> so i figured i set the pc to wake on mouse or keybaord if i could
[19:23] <nircUserVV> hello
[19:23] <ioria> tonyyarusso, csh
[19:24] <nircUserVV> is ubuntu like kubuntu?
[19:24] <combatwombat> fixed it. looks like it didn't want 10.0.8.010 but wanted 10.0.8.10
[19:24] <tonyyarusso> ioria: Is not remotely related to C.
[19:24] <anom> How can I create a shortcut in the unity search for a wine application?
[19:24] <ioria> tonyyarusso, http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/shell/oview2.2.html
[19:24] <lyze> Hello I can't manage to get the xrandr command working: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11594574/
[19:24] <LeEarl> nircUserVV, remove what they got common in the name, so what is left?
[19:25] <lyze> Basically I want to add a new display region so i could use my tablet as a 3rd monitor
[19:26] <lyze> All the modes from the display DP-1 are also tries from before; now I can't deletem them anymore…
[19:27] <polishpoliceforc> anyone know how to change the webcam settings before the input is given to programs that can use it?
[19:29] <jzvi12> ./go_away.sh
[19:29] <al8989> can anyone help me with a wireless networking problem?
[19:29] <sdfsdfdf> al8989: what is your problem?
[19:30] <al8989> i have a usb wireless network adaptor with a realtek RTL 8187 chipset that keeps randomly disconnecting from the internet in ubuntu any suggestions on how to fix it?
[19:31] <darthanubis> I buy hardware on linux compatibility.
[19:31] <darthanubis> Check the hardware compatibility list?
[19:32] <darthanubis> ubottu, !hardware
[19:32] <sdfsdfdf> al what driver do you use al8989
[19:33] <al8989> don't know whatever one it installed when i installed ubuntu
[19:34] <pi-> I'm going to struggle finding the right IRC channel for this question, but: pip seems to show 2 options for mod_wsgi here http://hastebin.com/kupeqiliye.vhdl -- I'm not sure why there are two, or which one to use
[19:34] <polishpoliceforc> using omegle on ubuntu studio
[19:34] <al8989> let me check it out
[19:35] <polishpoliceforc> is fickle
[19:40] <al8989> rtl8187 is the driver
[19:40] <al8989> i am using
[19:40] <CloudZimmermann> is it for your rj45 hardware?
[19:41] <melbaubuntu> Heey guys, maybe a weard question but i want to fix this but then in ubuntu? http://loekvandenouweland.com/content/no-quote-until-i-press-space-on-my-keyboard
[19:41] <al8989> sdfsdfdf: rtl8187 is the driver iuse formy wireless networking adaptor
[19:42] <Seven_Six_Two> not sure why, but my nexus 5 started mounting as mtp recently, and I can't copy files to it. It used to (recently) just show up in nautilus like a usb key or external harddrive, but now the address line in nautilus says "mtp://[usb:002,008]/"  Is there a trick to making it mount normally? I get a libmtp error whenever I try to copy a file or create a folder. Pretty useless, if you ask me.
[19:42] <wastrel> mtp sucks
[19:42] <afradin> hello guys, How are you ?
[19:43] <Seven_Six_Two> I guess it must have been mtp before too, but something has changed, likely an ubuntu update, because my phone is rooted and doesn't update OTA.
[19:43] <afradin> Who play Mincraft ?
[19:43] <Seven_Six_Two> afradin, I do.
[19:44] <afradin> Nice, and what server you want play Seven_Six_Two ?
[19:44] <Seven_Six_Two> afradin, I don't want to play.
[19:44] <CloudZimmermann> Likewise.
[19:44] <afradin> ok :'(
[19:44] <Seven_Six_Two> afradin, I run my own server.
[19:44] <afradin> oww :D
[19:44] <afradin> good ! It was finish ?
[19:45] <afradin> good ! It is finish ?
[19:45] <Seven_Six_Two> The question is without sense.
[19:45] <afradin> Seven_Six_Two,
[19:45] <west536457640> ok problem solved, for reference, I could not set my power options (screen blanks on inactivity timeout) because it was being overridden by a program called tlp details here: http://linrunner.de/en/tlp/docs/tlp-linux-advanced-power-management.html
[19:46] <afradin> Seven_Six_Two,  what is your server adress please ?
[19:46] <Seven_Six_Two> afradin, it's a private server
[19:46] <afradin> ok...
[19:49] <afradin> Seven_Six_Two, can I join your private server ? yes/no ?
[19:49] <wastrel> linux
[19:50] <Seven_Six_Two> afradin, please don't DCC me. And no, the server is for my RL friends. Sorry. I run spigot with a bunch of plugins, but isn't set up to anti-grief.
[19:50] <afradin> ok I understand :)
[19:51] <wastrel> what's spigot
[19:51] <Seven_Six_Two> It's a wrapper for the vanilla mc server that gives an api for plugins.
[19:51] <afradin> Seven_Six_Two, I know a command to chat with 2 terminals do you want test ?
[19:51] <Seven_Six_Two> afradin, I don't know what you mean, but no thanks. I'm trying to reflash my phone.
[19:52] <afradin> oki
[19:53] <wastrel> people like minecraft
[19:53] <afradin> Yeh :D
[19:53] <CloudZimmermann> I just finished reflashing my watch. I had a bootloop occurring after installing a bad onscreen keyboard.
[19:53] <CloudZimmermann> It was due to the small DPI value available.
[19:54] <Seven_Six_Two> libmtp error:  Could not send object info.   <<  I get this when I try to copy to my phone.
[19:54] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: did you install that mtp android tool for ubuntu
[19:55] <Seven_Six_Two> lotuspsychje, I've not installed anything specific, because I've been able to write to my phone for close to a year as is.
[19:55] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: android phone?
[19:55] <Seven_Six_Two> It used to mount just like a usb drive. Yes. A Nexus 5.
[19:56] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: search for that green android package for ubuntu, cant recall package name sorry
[19:56] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: android mount or something
[19:57] <Seven_Six_Two> I'll give it a shot. I'm going to flash 5.1.1 first. Hopefully I can do it without losing all of my data.
[19:58] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: you enabled usb debugging and devel mode on android right?
[19:58] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: you know you can install ubuntu-touch on nexus5 also, and connect to ubuntu with phablet-tools
[19:59] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: join #ubuntu-touch for more info on that
[20:00] <Seven_Six_Two> lotuspsychje, yes, I had touch installed using multi-rom, but wasn't very impressed. If the nexus 5 had SD I might have left it on to play with, but I can't afford the space. Devel mode and usb debugging is on. Still can't copy to phone.
[20:01] <lotuspsychje> Seven_Six_Two: then you need that android mount package on ubuntu
[20:02] <lotuspsychje> !info mtpfs | Seven_Six_Two tryed this1?
[20:06] <OnkelTem> Hi all. Can you recommend a software to transfer photos/videos from an android phone with preview feature?
[20:07] <lotuspsychje> OnkelTem: wich device are you trying on wich ubuntu version?
[20:08] <lotuspsychje> OnkelTem: i recently mounted iphone 6 to 14.04 and showed all pictures with previews
[20:08] <OnkelTem> lotuspsychje: 12.04 yet
[20:08] <OnkelTem> lotuspsychje: Nexus 5. I tried go-mtpfs and it works fine, for mounting
[20:09] <lotuspsychje> OnkelTem: but the pictures you see in blank icons right,?
[20:09] <reisio> OnkelTem: for previewing before transferring?
[20:10] <OnkelTem> but I conjure up some software with UI for easily transfer selected photos and then remove then from the phone. Wait, when I was typing that I realized I can use Picasa
[20:11] <OnkelTem> lotuspsychje: haven't tried this in Dolphin yet, a moment...
[20:11] <OerHeks> any photo preview software gives such high datatraffic, i wonder if that is handy
[20:12] <stoiker> Hello, I did full disk encryption of my install. This means that the bootloader is on another disk. The other disk I am mentioning has GRUB, but it has overwritten the old GRUB and my encrypted system no longer shows up. How can I boot again the encrypted system?
[20:12] <LeEarl> guys what command shows cpu info?
[20:12] <stoiker> lsio
[20:12] <OnkelTem> LeEarl: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[20:12] <OerHeks> lscpu
[20:13] <OnkelTem> OerHeks: +1 (didn't know that)
[20:13] <kart> quick question: so a co-worker of mine played this prank on my test VM wherein, if i tried to run basic commands like scp or w, i would get cannot execute .. when i ran it with bash -x, i got the error unknown UID .. so googling it and all, i found out that turning on nscd fixed the issue. question is, how is that related to setting by uid ?
[20:15] <OnkelTem> OerHeks: traffic is overwhelming (see this in console). Just visiting a DCIM/Camera made it to download all the photos! Have no idea where it is actually downloading them to
[20:15] <LeEarl> thanx OnkelTem
[20:15] <OnkelTem> LeEarl: see OerHeks's reply also
[20:17] <alistair> hello how can i get my account photo to show at login screen? thanks :-)
[20:19] <jarrow5> Time is running out as seen on Twitter, 12 months hosting for £4.99 expiring tonight!
[20:20] <mikubuntu> is wubi still an install option?
[20:20] <Jordan_U> !wubi | mikubuntu
[20:20] <stoiker> Hello, I did full disk encryption of my install. This means that the bootloader is on another disk. The other disk I am mentioning has GRUB, but it has overwritten the old GRUB and my encrypted system no longer shows up. How can I boot again the encrypted system?
[20:21] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | stoiker
[20:22] <BluesKaj> mikubuntu, wubi isn't worth it , dual boot windows and linux or use a VM
[20:22] <mikubuntu> hiya Jordan_U ... someone gave my sis an hp mini 1000 netbook, it has xp on it, but the keyboard not running properly.
[20:22] <hokkos> where is the package list of ubuntu snappy core ?
[20:22] <BluesKaj> mikubuntu, ask that question in #windows chat
[20:23] <mikubuntu> she brought it to me to check out, and sure enough the keystrokes are generally not recognized EXCEPT when i opened the network manager for wireless it took the keystrokes for entering the wireless passkey.
[20:24] <Jordan_U> mikubuntu: Please get to the part where this relates to Ubuntu.
[20:24] <alistair> hello how can i get my account photo to show at login screen? thanks :-D
[20:25] <mikubuntu> well, i wonder a) what a good ubuntu flavor would be for that netbook, and b) if the keyboard might be something that resolves with the new OS
[20:25] <OerHeks> hokkos, try in #snappy ?
[20:25] <hokkos> thans
[20:26] <acz32> mikubuntu: use a livecd with something like lubuntu to see if the keyboard works
[20:26] <Jordan_U> mikubuntu: For a machine that was made for XP, Xubuntu or Lubuntu would probably be good options.
[20:27] <Jack_The_Ripper> Hey everyone, so I installed ubuntu mate, and now the ubuntu software center is unreadable, its white text on a white background, how do i fix it?
[20:28] <mikubuntu> so i guess i should make a startstick usb from my laptop with lubuntu? do you recommend either over the other? xubuntu or lubuntu? i thought i read about another ubuntu flavor the other day -- elementary?
[20:29] <OerHeks> mikubuntu, try them both. ( elementary is beyond the scope of this channel)
[20:29] <mikubuntu> OerHeks: they will run live off a stick right? machine doesn't have cd port
[20:30] <OerHeks> mikubuntu, yes.
[20:30] <stoiker2> stoiker2 here with bootinfo, Jordan_U http://pastebin.com/ZjmbuzHs
[20:30] <mikubuntu> ok guys thanks, i'll prolly be back later when the whole thing freezes up .. lol
[20:31] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, also the disk in question that I need to boot is sdc
[20:31] <RudeViper> Is 15.04 actually released or is it still being tested?
[20:31] <OnkelTem> I can't copy files from my Android to Ubuntu yet. Either the process just breaks in a random place, or it can't mount, or it mounts but I can't 'read' DCIM directory.
[20:31] <OerHeks> 15.04 is out ..
[20:32] <OerHeks> OnkelTem, make sure it is unlocked before connecting USB
[20:32] <RudeViper> OerHeks: ok thanks - guess if I'm going to set up a server I should be using that...Hope it hasn't changed all that much
[20:32] <vitimiti> Hi, I'm trying to create a .desktop file for a script that I want to use, and I'm getting order not found everywhere. Here is the file, the errors and the file permissions and modes: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11596046/
[20:33] <calwig> Hallo, sag mal, koennen Sie mir bitte sagen, wo ich die Spracheeinstellungen in K14.04 finden kann?
[20:33] <OnkelTem> OerHeks: ok, I'll check it, but another my thought was 5% of battery. Now recharging it
[20:33] <OerHeks> RudeViper, well... systemd has replaced Upstart as the standard boot and service things
[20:33] <calwig> Im trying to locate/set the Keyboard settings in 14.04
[20:34] <OerHeks> calwig, systemsettings > keyboard / language support
[20:34] <RudeViper> OerHeks - oh but 15.04 isn't LTS yet? I'll give it a shot anyway - just hope I can make my stuff go with it.
[20:35] <calwig> OerHeks: for some reason I found it now, success. thx
[20:36] <stoiker2> 16.04 will be LTS RudeViper
[20:36] <OnkelTem> Please correct me if I wrong: proper camera software should read thumbnails folder for photos list, not the photo files
[20:36] <stoiker2> OnkelTem, if it created the thumbnails, otherwise all bets are off
[20:37] <OnkelTem> well, I see thumbnails dir on my android, so this is a good sign
[20:38] <OnkelTem> and "stupid" Dolphin starts to download my android when I "just" visit DCIM dir :)
[20:38] <stoiker2> Oh, it's dolphin.
[20:38] <stoiker2> KDE needs to reevaluate what they're doing
[20:41] <stoiker2> vitimiti, I think you need to use quotes around your descriptions and things because they are strings with whitespace characters
[20:42] <vitimiti> stoiker2, let me try that
[20:42] <vitimiti> [Desktop is still not found
[20:43] <Budd> I'm running Ubuntu 14.04.2, but finding that Mesa is too old for my purposes.
[20:43] <Budd> Can I force an upgrade of just Mesa to a newer version, or do I have to upgrade the whole system to development?
[20:44] <daftykins> development doesn't apply to you, as that'd be 15.10
[20:44] <postmodern> why is mkpasswd bundled in the whois package?
[20:45] <wastrel> probably for historical reasons
[20:45] <stoiker2> vitimiti, try putting this without quotes as the first line, and disregard my previous commeent about the quotes around the comments "#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open"
[20:46] <vitimiti> stoiker2, that is opening gedit, now
[20:46] <Budd> daftykins: sorry, I'm not familiar with the release numbering - are you saying that do-release-upgrade -d wouldn't do anything?
[20:47] <daftykins> Budd: correct, also you should never run that
[20:47] <daftykins> as that's the wrong approach
[20:47] <Budd> then perhaps you cold point me to the right approach?
[20:47] <Budd> for upgrading Mesa, that is.
[20:48] <daftykins> well first up, you're after a specific mesa is it? which release contains the version you want?
[20:49] <Budd> daftykins: unfortunately, I don't know. I have reason to believe that recent Mesa will give me OpenGL 2.1 on my machine, but I don't know anything more specific.
[20:50] <TheDarkLord> Hello.
[20:50] <daftykins> Budd: what's the actual main goal here? ignoring Mesa versions
[20:50] <stoiker2> vitimiti, could you send a new pastebin of the current file?
[20:50] <TheDarkLord> Can I boot from a USB drive that has a secondary partition made specifically for booting up? I want to keep my personal data away from the live CD.
[20:50] <vitimiti> stoiker2, sure
[20:50] <Budd> daftykins: get my program, written for OpenGL 2.4, to run on my laptop.
[20:51] <daftykins> program of your own making huh?
[20:51] <daftykins> so it runs elsewhere?
[20:51] <vitimiti> stoiker2, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11596528/
[20:52] <Budd> daftykins: yes, my desktop is an unrelated Linux system (no distro, everything compiled from source).
[20:52] <daftykins> ah so LFS
[20:52] <daftykins> !find mesa
[20:52] <Budd> But entirely different graphics system, as well as newer Mesa, so it's not useful for comparison.
[20:53] <daftykins> Budd: any thoughts on which package would be the main relevant one? maybe booting a live session of 15.04 would be a good test?
[20:53] <stoiker2> try this vitimiti http://paste.ubuntu.com/11596544/
[20:53] <vitimiti> stoiker2, let me see
[20:53] <TheC4mel> At this point, I'm desperate. jackd audio is an audio service that pretty much makes every DAW plugin work. (Digital Audio Workstation). I'm a musician and it'd be great to have some nicnacks to play with in my DAW, but without jackd, it's useless. Here's the error log. http://pastebin.com/uNu8c8Km
[20:54] <Budd> daftykins: I don't know which is the critical packages. I'll see if I can live-boot 15.04.
[20:54] <Budd> Is unetbootin still the easy way to do that?
[20:54] <vitimiti> stoiker2, no, still opening gedit. Maybe I changed how xdg-open understands .desktop files accidentally?
[20:55] <TheC4mel> Anyone have some experience with jackd audio? QJackCTL is giving me a hard time. jackd isn't even working correctly. Here's the log  http://pastebin.com/uNu8c8Km
[20:55] <daftykins> Budd: i would use 'dd' to put the ISO on your flash drive
[20:56] <daftykins> dd if=/path/to/ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=2M
[20:56] <stoiker2> vitimiti, are you opening the file from terminal?
[20:56] <vitimiti> stoiker2, and clicking on it, too
[20:56] <Budd> daftykins: that works? I thought the boot formats of CDs and disks were incompatible.
[20:56] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: So you have a non-encrypted installation that boots fine, and you want to add an entry to it that boots your encrypted install, correct?
[20:57] <stoiker2> vitimiti, strange. Maybe changing terminal=false to terminal=true would be benecicial
[20:57] <vitimiti> Let me try that, then
[20:59] <vitimiti> stoiker2, well, I saw the name in the .desktop file I was editing wasn't the same as the .desktop file name on nautilus, so I right clicked on it and edited it in properties, and now it works
[20:59] <Jordan_U> Budd: It works with images designed for both. The two methods (CD vs HD) are very different, but they aren't mutually exclusive.
[21:00] <dwbear> I have installed ubuntu server 14 on a dell poweredge with 3 broadcom NICs -- but ubuntu only is able to 'address' 1. It is mapping eth1 (eth1 is shown in lspci /dmesg ) to a name called em1 -- meaning em1 is what is used in ifconfig. I don't seem to be able to ifconfig eth0 or eth1. I have attempted to use the gui tools to modify things but they generate errors. Meaning when I run network-admin  only the em1 interface is shown. Running
[21:00] <dwbear> gnome-nettool lists interfaces with the name p3p1 and p3p2 but any attempts to select these 'devices' generates an error. I'm now bumping against my ignorance on how to ifconfig an interface when ubuntu does some kind of mapping between the standard eth? to something else.
[21:00] <dwbear> Hoping someone can make suggestions
[21:01] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: To accomplish that, create a new file /boot/grub/custom.cfg with the following contents: http://paste.debian.net/204873/ Then reboot and select this new entry at the grub menu.
[21:03] <daftykins> dwbear: pastebin /etc/network/interfaces , "ifconfig -a" and "lshw -C network"
[21:04] <Budd> Is there way to get dpkg/apt/whatever to list packages that I have explicitly installed (excluding dependencies)?
[21:07] <dwbear> daftykins: will do -- I should mention that I have created an lxc container and there are some virtual interfaces listed in ifconfig which make things a little complicated.
[21:09] <EriC^^> Budd: you could do zcat /var/log/apt/history.log* | grep "apt-get.*install" | cut -d" " -f4-
[21:09] <daftykins> dwbear: deal with the host settings before considering that, sounds like you went too many steps ahead :)
[21:10] <dwbear> daftykins: http://pastebin.com/aBgNCJmM
[21:10] <EriC^^> Budd: also cat /var/log/apt/history.log | grep "apt-get.*install" | cut -d" " -f4-
[21:10] <dwbear> the lshow command showed some interfaces as being disabled.
[21:10] <dwbear> not sure why they are -- or how.
[21:11] <EriC^^> Budd: or just zgrep "apt-get.*install" /var/log/apt/history.log* | cut -d" " -f4-
[21:11] <EriC^^> and grep ....history.log
[21:12] <EriC^^> Budd: nevermind, zgrep does both compressed and not compressed
[21:13] <daftykins> dwbear: do you have your interfaces file too?
[21:14] <Budd> EriC^^: thanks.
[21:15] <EriC^^> Budd: that doesn't include packages installed in software center though
[21:16] <Budd> What about synaptic?
[21:16] <linuxlite> How I can to install wifi hack for password?Mabye aircrack or another
[21:17] <daftykins> linuxlite: no sorry, inappropriate question here.
[21:17] <EriC^^> Budd: i don't know, if you go to software-center and then history > installations it lists everything but it can't be parsed
[21:17] <daftykins> please look elsewhere.
[21:17] <EriC^^> Budd: i wonder how it gets that list though
[21:18] <reisio> daftykins: it's in ubuntu repos :p
[21:18] <reisio> sure it comes with docs, though
[21:19] <daftykins> reisio: you know we have to check the sanity of requests here - and that one wasn't a good one.
[21:19] <daftykins> therefore ignored.
[21:20] <Budd> EriC^^: Well, the list from var/log/apt should be helpful - it'll get me most of the way back to familiar software after an upgrade.
[21:21] <EriC^^> Budd: it might include the packages installed with software center, i just noticed the logs only go back about half a year ago
[21:21] <kaseoga_> hii
[21:21] <lyndel> hey guys anyone know how to install lxde desktop on ubuntu 15.04 and e17 desktop if avalible a stable version
[21:22] <kaseoga_> i just upgraded 14.04 to 15.05
[21:22] <kaseoga_> 15.04
[21:22] <EriC^^> i was trying to grep for stuff i installed when i installed ubuntu
[21:22] <kaseoga_> but i can-t open monitors from control panel
[21:22] <lyndel> kaseoga_,  u got no errors? everything works fine?
[21:22] <lyndel> oh
[21:22] <kaseoga_> nop i get to many errors with ati
[21:22] <kaseoga_> jokx: helpme to install it
[21:23] <lyndel> it was best to do a backup and reinstall upgrades almost never go right lol
[21:23] <wastrel> dpkg -l | grep ^ii
[21:24] <lyndel> am confused why its not in software center would make installing dexktop enviroment easyer
[21:24] <kaseoga_> wastrel: wot _
[21:24] <OerHeks> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+package/e17
[21:25] <OerHeks> but development is @ 20
[21:25] <lyndel> wow thanks alot and lxde?
[21:25] <EriC^^> Budd: oh ok, the logs go back pretty far back, i missed a few, but the software-center packages have Commandline: aptdaemon role='role-commit-packages' sender=':1.1640' Install: <package>
[21:25] <lyndel> e20 and e19 was not stable for me i did not like it e17 seems to be more stable
[21:25] <OerHeks> !info lubuntu-desktop
[21:26] <lyndel> ubottu is is safe for my ubuntu 15.04?
[21:26] <lyndel> lubuntu desktop is what i have to look for?
[21:26] <OerHeks> lubuntu-desktop  installed size 31 k makes me smile every time :-D
[21:26] <lyndel> lol
[21:27] <lyndel> but is it true? how to get it?
[21:27] <OerHeks> sure, it is safe.
[21:27] <lyndel> how to install? :)
[21:27] <OerHeks> softwarecenter?
[21:27] <lyndel> a user told me never to add ppas as its unsafe so how can i get it?
[21:27] <OerHeks> and choose DE @ login
[21:28] <lyndel> ok thanks alo try
[21:28] <OerHeks> i never mentioned any ppa.
[21:28] <dwbear> daftykins: do you want to look at /etc/network/interfaces ? that's simple.
[21:28] <OerHeks> (the ones i know have no 15.04 packages )
[21:30] <lyndel> OerHeks, thanks i found it in software center but its taking long to install weird
[21:30] <daftykins> dwbear: it was in my original request yes.
[21:30] <lyndel> 81mb wow
[21:30] <lyndel> no wonder lol
[21:32] <lyndel> wow there both installing thanks alot u guys
[21:39] <Guest4076> hey all trying to install ubuntu server 14.4 on a spare pc via USB, but I keep running into issue where it wants my cd-rom been through a couple forum suggestions, still having issues.  making the USB image from a windows pc
[21:40] <reisio> Guest4076: try http://unetbootin.sf.net/
[21:42] <Guest4076> reisio , I tried that and I get right to the install screen as expected, however when the install kicks off it wants the files off of my cdrom.
[21:42] <nomic> guest don't you have to do something in the bios to make it boot from usb
[21:42] <Guest4076> I get it boot np
[21:42] <Guest4076> it gets to where it wants to load the files and for some reason only wants the cdrom
[21:43] <Guest4076> appreciate the tips all-
[21:43] <Jordan_U> Guest4076: Get to a shell with ctrl+alt+F1 and run "cat /proc/partitions" to see what drives/partitions are accessible by the linux kernel. I'll bet that your USB drive won't be among them.
[21:44] <Jordan_U> !rootirc | root
[21:45] <Guest4076> I see my HD and my USB
[21:46] <Guest4076> HD= sda  USB sdb
[21:52] <dwbear> daftykins: sorry. I guess I read too fast. Here's the interfaces file -- its pretty simple http://pastebin.com/0sYASLvd
[21:53] <daftykins> dwbear: fwiw network and broadcast are a waste of time for interfaces. ok, so at the end add "auto p3p1" then "iface p3p1 inet static/dhcp" and the same again for p4p1
[21:54] <dwbear> daftykins: thanks -- I'm not sure where the interface p3p1 and p4p1 are coming from.
[21:54] <dwbear> I think that is something that lxc installed
[21:54] <daftykins> dwbear: no, read the output of "lshw -C network" those are the names of the other two broadcom adapters :)
[21:55] <dwbear> after doing ifconfig p3p1 I see the mac addresses match with lshw
[21:55] <dwbear> So they must be the same thing
[21:55] <dwbear> wondering why ubuntu named them so strangely??
[21:55] <daftykins> it's the Linux kernel doing so, not ubuntu
[21:56] <k1l_> dwbear: that will be the new standard.
[21:56] <daftykins> i forget the reason but it's pretty common now
[21:56] <k1l_> dwbear: its the kernel doing it. and debian and ubuntu will drop their eth1, wlan0 etc
[21:56] <dwbear> k1l_ : hm.. whats the reasoning?
[21:57] <k1l_> wlan0 etc might change due to removing or changing network devices. but that unique names stay
[21:58] <dwbear> thank you daftykins and k1l
[21:58] <daftykins> np
[22:15] <n1ghtmar3> anyone
[22:17] <isifreek> bueller?
[22:18] <n1ghtmar3> wht???
[22:18] <reisio> most tired meme ever
[22:20] <lyndel> guys i installed lubuntu desktop and e17 but it seems it changed the standard login screen to the lubuntu one please help me get back my login screen am using ubuntu 15.04 and i love its login screen please help
[22:22] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  picked this up in this channel, it offers a choice of splash screens sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth;sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
[22:22] <lyndel> oh thanks
[22:23] <cartman> bonjour
[22:23] <MonkeyDust> !fr
[22:23] <lyndel> wait al tell u if it works
[22:25] <lyndel> MonkeyDust, i dont know which to choose http://paste.opensuse.org/8270505
[22:25] <lyndel> please help me
[22:26] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  choose one, if you don't like it, re-run the command
[22:26] <lyndel> u mean u dont know which is default?
[22:26] <lyndel> MonkeyDust,  which is default?
[22:27] <MonkeyDust> not sure, try one
[22:27] <lyndel> ok i tryed 3
[22:27] <lyndel> what else do i do?
[22:28] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  follow the instructions
[22:28] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: Did you see my answer to your eariler question?
[22:28] <lyndel> becosue sometimes i get blank screen and i cant log back in i get tty but no login screen will it fix that?
[22:28] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  choose one that works
[22:29] <lyndel> MonkeyDust,  what instructions? i choose option 3 so is there any other command to use?
[22:29] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  logout or restart and see if you you like the splash screen
[22:31] <lyndel> ok brb
[22:34] <lyndel> MonkeyDust, that did nothing infact even the boot screen is lubuntu login screen is lubuntu
[22:35] <lyndel> darn why did i listen to you guys did u guys never tested these things your self before telling me to install them? my system thinks its lubunut
[22:36] <lyndel> i dont want to do any reinstall i just want my stadard ubuntu back its almost as if it changed the hold system to lubuntu
[22:36] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  what happened, what went wrong?
[22:37] <lyndel> MonkeyDust,  nothing happened am stuck with ubuntu thinking its lubuntu, the boot screen changed and login screen changed
[22:37] <k1l_> lyndel: if you install the lubuntu-desktop package that installs the lubuntu look to the lightdm screen etc. that is quite obvious. i dont know what you asked for to get the hint to install  lubuntu-desktop
[22:37] <lyndel> i asked in irc if installing lubuntu desktop is safe they said yes now this happens
[22:38] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  it's safe alright, it just doesnt look the way you want
[22:38] <lyndel> i asked how to install lxde and e17 and they told me to installed lubuntu desktop for lxde i did what they said on irc
[22:38] <k1l_> lyndel: where is the issue besides it got other look now? technically its still the same
[22:39] <lyndel> its still the same i just want it to look more like ubuntu
[22:39] <lyndel> i love the boot screen and login screen is not there anymore i just want it back
[22:40] <k1l_> lyndel: what greeter-session is /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf set to?
[22:40] <lyndel> Kil_ i just want the system to look the way it did before it took the lubuntu look and feel
[22:40] <lyndel> how to know?
[22:40] <lyndel> what command?
[22:41] <lyndel> what command to use to see it?
[22:41] <mrasplund> mkdir -pv $HOME/.irssi/scripts/autorun && cd $HOME/.irssi/scripts && \
[22:42] <mrasplund> sorry
[22:42] <lyndel> lol
[22:42] <RudeViper> in ubuntu server 15.04 - how do I disable the sleep or hibernation function??? Server keeps going to sleep on me while I am trying to work on it via putty
[22:42] <lyndel> kil how do i do it? please tell me
[22:43] <k1l_> lyndel: what are we talking about? lightdm theme?
[22:43] <Simplyseth> Greetings, is there a preseed file generator ?
[22:44] <lyndel> kil the both the login screen and boot screen changed so how to set it back to default?
[22:44] <birch_> Hi all, trying to install JDK 7. These instructions don't specify if I install as root or regular user https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/linux/linux-jdk.html#install-64 Do I install as root, and if so how do I change the permissions so the JDK can be used? Thanks!
[22:44] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  did you install lubuntu-desktop?
[22:45] <lyndel> MonkeyDust, yes i did the people here told me that will give me lxde desktop
[22:45] <k1l_> lyndel: did you use "sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth" and choose ubuntu-logo.plymouth?
[22:46] <EriC^^> lyndel: sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth
[22:46] <lyndel> i used ubuntu software center to install it
[22:46] <k1l_> lyndel: stop blaming the supporters!
[22:46] <EriC^^> that will change the boot screen, as for the login screen check /etc/lightdm/*.conf
[22:47] <k1l_> lyndel: if you dont tell that you dont want the lightdm and plymouth to be changed than you need to tell that. supporters in here cant just guess that.
[22:47] <EriC^^> check lightdm.conf and see if greeter-session=unity-greeter is set
[22:47] <OerHeks> err lyndel , you did 2 things, 1st part should reset it, with your option 3 ... but 2nd part returns it to lubuntu if you are in lubuntu >>> lyndel@lyndel-Inspiron-6000:~$ sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth;sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
[22:47] <lyndel> ok
[22:48] <lyndel> wait give me steps am confused
[22:48] <EriC^^> follow OerHeks 's suggestion
[22:48] <OerHeks> k1l_ gave the right step.
[22:49] <lyndel> ok i did it
[22:49] <lyndel> but what about this file?
[22:49] <EriC^^> lyndel: type grep greeter /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and paste here
[22:50] <EriC^^> just to see
[22:50] <lyndel> how do i look at it? /etc/lightdm/*.conf
[22:50] <lyndel> ok
[22:50] <k1l_> for the login screen check the lightdm.conf what greeter is set
[22:50] <lyndel> guys error
[22:50] <lyndel> lyndel@lyndel-Inspiron-6000:~$ grep greeter /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[22:50] <lyndel> grep: /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf: No such file or directory
[22:50] <lyndel> lyndel@lyndel-Inspiron-6000:~$
[22:51] <EriC^^> nevermind then
[22:51] <EriC^^> try rebooting and see if it works
[22:51] <lyndel> ok thanks brb guys :)
[22:52] <k1l_> its /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-unity-greeter.conf
[22:52] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, I didn't see it
[22:53] <k1l_> or in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/
[22:53] <k1l_> dont know where lubuntu stores it
[22:53] <OerHeks> same as his base ubuntu
[22:53] <MonkeyDust> this is a nice command: lightdm --test-mode
[22:53] <EriC^^> MonkeyDust: what's that do?
[22:53] <EriC^^> ( i've reset my X session way too many times today trying stuff :)
[22:54] <MonkeyDust> EriC^^  it pops up a login screen
[22:54] <shaque> Hello, how is everyone?
[22:54] <shaque> I ran: (egrep ‘(vmx|svm)’ /proc/cpuinfo) however it dosn't spit anything out, does this mean my laptop dosn't support virtualization?
[22:54] <EriC^^> MonkeyDust: ah, cool
[22:54] <MonkeyDust> EriC^^  it does nothing, however
[22:54] <lyndel> guys same login screen help
[22:54] <al2o3-cr> +
[22:55] <MonkeyDust> lyndel, try this: sudo apt-get purge lubuntu-desktop; sudo apt-get autoremove
[22:55] <k1l_> lyndel: see in /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-unity-greeter.conf which greeter is set
[22:55] <lyndel> i rebooted but presented with same login screen for lubuntu that i dont want
[22:55] <MonkeyDust> lyndel  and think positive: breaking and fixing things is the best way to learn
[22:55] <k1l_> lyndel: more reading, less complaining,
[22:56] <lyndel> there is no way to keep the lxde desktop and just get back my default login screen?
 lyndel: see in /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/50-unity-greeter.conf which greeter is set
[22:56] <lyndel> oh ok
[22:56] <k1l_> *sigh* i am loosing patience with you.
[22:56] <stoiker2> I second MonkeyDust about breaking/fixing
[22:56] <lyndel> am doing it wait
[22:56] <OerHeks> you should be able to choose other desktop login from that lubuntu login screen.
[22:56] <MonkeyDust> entertaining it is, hmmm
[22:57] <shaque> I have a i7-4700MQ processor though, so shouldn't it support actualization?
[22:57] <lyndel> kil [SeatDefaults]
[22:57] <lyndel> greeter-session=unity-greeter
[22:57] <shaque> visualization? *
[22:58] <lyndel> is that good?
[22:58] <k1l_> lyndel: and what files are in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/
[22:59] <lyndel> kill its blank
[22:59] <EriC^^> lyndel: ok, type apt-cache depends ubuntu-desktop | awk '/Depends/ {print$2}' | sudo xargs apt-get -y install --reinstall
[22:59] <Chaser> shaque: try cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep '(vmx|svm)' ?
[22:59] <lyndel> that good?
[22:59] <EriC^^> lyndel: i installed lubuntu once and i ended up running that to get unity back how the way it was
[22:59] <Chaser> shaque: I mean egrep ...
[22:59] <k1l_> lyndel: and /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/ ?
[22:59] <lyndel> swwwett
[23:00] <lyndel> do what eric give me?
[23:00] <lyndel> apt-cache depends ubuntu-desktop | awk '/Depends/ {print$2}' | sudo xargs apt-get -y install --reinstall this?
[23:00] <shaque> Chaser nada, empty
[23:00] <shaque> I swore I enabled it in the bios before, let me reboot to check if you will
[23:01] <EriC^^> k1l_: he said it said the session is unity-greeter
[23:01] <EriC^^> *shrug*
[23:01] <k1l_> EriC^^: well, its a .conf.d folder so maybe there is another script overruling that. but its really really painful to get infos from lyndel
[23:02] <EriC^^> lyndel: type grep greeter /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/*
[23:02] <Ranger15> Chaser: That does get the vmx and svm out correctly .
[23:02] <lyndel> ok
[23:03] <shaque> Chaser yea, it's enabled
[23:03] <Kamaris> I'm using a live cd to do some drive wiping. when the screen display times out and dims, the wipe process goes to about 50% utilization, but with the display showing it drops to about 15%. is there a way to give more priority to that wipe process regardless of display state?
[23:03] <lyndel> kil http://paste.opensuse.org/80020808
[23:03] <Ranger15> shaque: I was just double checking for you.
[23:04] <k1l_> there we go
[23:04] <stoiker2> How can I make update-grub catch my encrypted partition containing linux?
[23:04] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: To accomplish that, create a new file /boot/grub/custom.cfg with the following contents: http://paste.debian.net/204873/ Then reboot and select this new entry at the grub menu.
[23:04] <lyndel> kil is that good?
[23:04] <Ranger15> shaque: Was it enabled when installed Ubuntu?
[23:05] <shaque_> sorry my client crashed
[23:05] <k1l_> lyndel: name the 60-lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf to 49-lightdm-greeter.conf
[23:05] <shaque_> I do I enable it?
[23:05] <shaque_> I have virtualbox installed
[23:05] <Jordan_U> Kamaris: Utilization measured in disk IO? CPU? Something else?
[23:05] <k1l_> lyndel: exchange the 60 with a 49, that i
[23:05] <k1l_> is
[23:05] <shaque_> it feels to be running smooht (accept the mouse feels the tinest bit sluglish)
[23:05] <lyndel> kil how do i do that?
[23:05] <Kamaris> Jordan_U: CPU
[23:06] <EriC^^> lyndel: sudo mv /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/{60,49}-lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf
[23:06] <lyndel> ok
[23:06] <lyndel> do eric command?
[23:06] <lyndel> kil?
[23:06] <Jordan_U> Kamaris: How are you wiping? The process should be IO limited rather than CPU limited.
[23:06] <Ranger15> shaque: what virt environment are you using vmware?
[23:07] <Kamaris> Jordan_U: command i'm using was from a recommendation on stackoverflow: head -32 /dev/urandom | openssl enc -rc4 -nosalt -in /dev/zero -pass stdin | sudo dd of=/dev/sdb1 bs=1M
[23:07] <shaque_> Ranger15 vmware and virtualbox (and soon to be whatever Android Studio uses I think its qemu)
[23:07] <k1l_> lyndel: yes, try it
[23:07] <angate> hello
[23:07] <lyndel> ok
[23:07] <shaque_> Ranger15 I have vmware installed but I almost always use virtualbox
[23:07] <Ranger15> qemu i think is cloudstack and openstack
[23:08] <lyndel> done
[23:08] <lyndel> now what to do?
[23:08] <EriC^^> lyndel: try sudo service lightdm restart
[23:08] <k1l_> logout
[23:08] <lyndel> ok
[23:08] <lyndel> brb
[23:08] <Ranger15> are there tools on virtbox I dont remember
[23:09] <Ranger15> tools that you install like on vmware
[23:09] <angate> do you guys know were i can get wamp for unbuntu mate to run a website on this rasberry pi
[23:09] <shaque_> yea, but I couldnt get the the bidirectional copying to work (so i just used a shared folder)
[23:09] <k1l_> !lamp | angate
[23:10] <Ranger15> shaque: how is the memory usage and the standard stuff, you have probably  already looked at that.
[23:10] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, can you explain why this would work?
[23:10] <Ranger15> is it USB mouse
[23:11] <shaque_> Ranger15 yes, I am using a wireless usb mouse (logitech)
[23:12] <shaque_> let me boot up my vm now, hold on
[23:12] <Ranger15> k
[23:12] <Ranger15> brb
[23:12] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: Your grub.cfg is configued to look for and source /boot/grub/custom.cfg if it exists, so entries added there will show up in your grub menu at boot (no need to re-run update-grub). The entry I posted searches for your /boot/ partition by UUID, then uses configfile to load the grub.cfg found there. This means that selecting this entry will bring you to the boot menu for your Encrypted Ubuntu install.
[23:13] <Kamaris> Jordan_U: in this screenshot http://i.imgur.com/6dPRAEx.png?1 you can see the drop in utilization from when i bring my monitor out of sleep mode
[23:14] <lyndel> ks so much haha am so happy but am fear full it might coe back if i select lubuntu on login but all i want is lxde so what should i do?
[23:14] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, unfortunately there is no grub partition on that drive. Would that matter?
[23:14] <lyndel> thanks so much guys
[23:14] <lyndel> kil eric
[23:14] <k1l_> lyndel: it will not come back.
[23:14] <lyndel> serious??? oh wow
[23:14] <k1l_> lyndel: read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LightDM to get a clue what you did and what you want. so you can fix it yourself
[23:14] <lyndel> thanks alot
[23:15] <lyndel> ok thanks alot
[23:15] <lyndel> i was worryed and its hard to undetsand but thanks alot guys
[23:16] <lyndel> i am grate full for all ur help
[23:16] <Johnny_Linux> your welcome.
[23:16] <lyndel> thanks :) take care you guys
[23:16] <shaque_> Ranger15: in the VM I am using 1% of the CPU (2 cores assigned to the VM out of 8 cores [4 physical cores]) and 0.9GB of 4.0 GB, as per on linux htop reports 10 ~ 15% CPU processing for just one of the processes, and the rest of the processes for the VM are nearly 0 (about 2 - 3 of them are ~3%), and for the memory the 10 ~ 15% process is using 14.9% of my 16GB memory. (the others using under 1% each)
[23:17] <pi-> Aptitude is installing an old version of mod_wsgi which is spitting out errors into Apache's log. Where to report this?
[23:17] <pi-> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30674644/installing-mod-wsgi-for-python3-on-ubuntu
[23:18] <shaque_> Ranger15: as per the VM it feels rather snappy, no as if I was using Windows nativly, that mouse slugishness is gone (I only noticed it really when I was installing Windows)
[23:18] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: What do you mean by "no grub partition"? What drive are you referring to?
[23:18] <shaque_> Ranger15 I'm just lost now why the command you had me run dosn't return anything :s
[23:19] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, I have a fully encrypted drive that gets booted by grub on another drive.
[23:19] <wastrel> linux
[23:19] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: I understand that. Please follow my instructions.
[23:22] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, okay, I'll see what happens
[23:22] <Ranger15> shaque_ that sounds good.  I dont think the vm will see your virtual cpu as vmx cpu's
[23:23] <Ranger15> Let me check one of mine
[23:25] <Budd> I just downloaded the 15.04 ISO, and dd'd it to a USB stick - which won't boot. I point the BIOS to it, and just get a blinking cursor.
[23:25] <shaque_> Ranger15 how can I check if its using vmx?
[23:26] <Budd> The USB stick has one partition with the ISO system on it, so that much look fine. Should it boot?
[23:27] <k1l_> Budd: where did you dd to? sdb or sdb1?
[23:27] <jamesd> Budd: there are tools to write isos to flash drives and make them boot, simple  cp/dd/copy is not enough
[23:27] <Ranger15> The command that Chase gave you        cat /proc/cpuinfo | egrep '(vmx|svm)'
[23:27] <Ranger15> Chaser gave you
[23:27] <Ben64> jamesd: dd actually does work for ubuntu isos
[23:27] <Budd> jamesd: doh! Let me try that one again.
[23:28] <styler2go> Hello. I am trying to fully remove mysql with all databases because i messed something up.. Any way to do this? i tried this: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/uninstall-mysql-ubuntu-linux-command/ but it didn't fix it
[23:28] <k1l_> Budd: what was the target of dd?
[23:28] <jamesd> okay.. i usually do it from windows....
[23:28] <k1l_> Budd: make sure you dont dd into a partition, but onto the bare device
[23:28] <Ranger15> But you won't see inside of VM.
[23:28] <Budd> I sent it to /dev/sdf1 by mistake.
[23:29] <k1l_> Budd: yep, that is wrong. sdf would be right in that case
[23:29] <Ranger15> shaque_ vm's dont need it since you will not be host another vm on it.  So it only really is valid on the host
[23:30] <polishpoliceforc>  anyone know of a way in ubuntu studio to change the webcam settings before those images get to a program that calls on the webcam?
[23:30] <shaque_> Ranger15 I ran the command on my host (Ubuntu 15.04)
[23:31] <shaque_> my guest is Windows, I dont have a ubuntu, or even linux guest at the moment
[23:31] <Ranger15> I see so your host is linux
[23:31] <styler2go> How can i COMPLETLY remove mysql server?
[23:33] <reisio> styler2go: see apt-get autoremove & deborphan
[23:33] <OerHeks> styler2go, stop the service first, then remove
[23:33] <styler2go> reisio: already tried that but it seems like it still keeps some stuff?
[23:33] <Ranger15> shaque_ Ok  I am catching up with with you. So when installed Ubuntu was vm stuff enabled in your bios?
[23:34] <Ranger15> or did you enabled after?
[23:35] <shaque_> Ranger15 that is correct, its a rather basic install with just Unreal (compiled) Unity3D (via wine), PHPStorm (setup from archive) and the rest via ppa's or ubuntu's repository (Sublime Text 3, Atom, Android Studio, Google Chrome, Steam, Mono Develop, Virtualbox, VMware, Terminator, and maybe a few more apps), and a few Compiz tweaks
[23:35] <shaque_> It should have been enabled before
[23:36] <shaque_> I had it enabled a year ago, and I installed the OS from scatch just weeks ago when it got released), I was previously on arch
[23:36] <polishpoliceforc> anyone know any way of manipulating the webcam settings in ubuntu studio? by that i mean changing the webcam's settings before the images it provides reaches other programs
[23:36] <polishpoliceforc> so if i want to maximize saturation and contrast i could do that
[23:36] <Ranger15> shaque_  Intel or AMD?
[23:37] <shaque_> Ranger15 also, if it matter at all, the OS is on a SSD and I had a problem about twice where the SSD went missing, but it came back and hasnt happened since, and one other time where the laptop died with an imroper shutdown
[23:37] <shaque_> Intel
[23:37] <reisio> styler2go: what stuff?
[23:37] <shaque_> hold on ill get u the info
[23:37] <shaque_> Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40GHz
[23:37] <styler2go> when i try to reinstall it, it's still messed up (i can't launch / connect to mysql anymore)
[23:37] <Ranger15> Nice cpu
[23:38] <shaque_> ty, its my work laptop (got to pick it out, Lenovo y510p, sli nvidia 755m, 16gb, etc.)
[23:39] <shaque_> althought i took out my second nvidia card and dropped in another hard drive since about 2 weeks before i installed ubuntu
[23:39] <shaque_> anyway looking it up it support those features: http://ark.intel.com/products/75117/Intel-Core-i7-4700MQ-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_40-GHz
[23:39] <Ranger15> Nice I just got a new laptop from system76  maxed out on ram great video card, SSD hd... LOVE IT
[23:40] <Ranger15> shaque_ but yours was paid for
[23:40] <shaque_> I REALLY want to get this (maxed out): http://www.aorus.com/x7pro.aspx
[23:40] <shaque_> for me personally
[23:40] <stoiker2> Jordan_U, I tried putting that configuration file in GRUB and rebooted to no avail.
[23:40] <styler2go> any help on my mysql problem? i want to reinstall it completly clean and delete all old databases which may have existed
[23:41] <shaque_> it was, but at the end of the day it's works and I really want to start my own company if one of my apps pick up (making the first one now)
[23:41] <top__> do you code by yourself?
[23:41] <shaque_> trying to make sure i had kvm support for android emulator, and well here I am trying to figure that out still lol..
[23:41] <shaque_> could I be missing that because I dont have KVM support or installed, sorry Im so dumb lol
[23:42] <Ranger15> You said it has it in the bois right?
[23:42] <Ranger15> I like the group keys. Thats a kill machine
[23:42] <shaque_> yea, [Intel Virtualzation: Enabled]
[23:43] <shaque_> or something along those words
[23:43] <shaque_> I can reboot, disable it, reboot into ubuntu, reboot enable it, and reboot to see if it change
[23:43] <shaque_> s
[23:43] <Ranger15> Wonder if the kernel just didn't enable it
[23:43] <shaque_> How could I enable that in the kernel? >.>
[23:44] <shaque_> uname -r: 3.19.0-18-generic
[23:44] <Ranger15> Let me look around real quick
[23:44] <shaque_> thank you, I reallly appriciate the help!!
[23:44] <Jordan_U> stoiker2: What distribution were you booted into when you added the custom.cfg? It needs to be added from whichever distribution is currently controlling the MBR.
[23:45] <Budd> I have /home on a separate partition, and encrypted. When I upgrade the system, will it be easy to preserve (and still access!) my home dir?
[23:45] <styler2go> whenever i try to reinstall mysql it tells me "cannot set root-user password"
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[23:46] <styler2go> and whenever i try to type "mysql" it tells me: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (111)
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[23:47] <Jordan_U> rellaea: This channel is for Ubuntu support discussion only, please join #ubuntu-ops if you wish to be unmuted (or don't if you wish for the mute to be changed to a ban).
[23:48] <styler2go> ... where does mysql save the databases?
[23:49] <wastrel> linux
[23:51] <Ranger15> shaque_ something I am looking at http://virt-tools.org/learning/check-hardware-virt/
[23:54] <shaque_> Ranger15: thank you, going by that this still yeilds nothing
[23:54] <shaque_> cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep '(vmx|svm|ept|vpid|npt|vnmi)'
[23:54] <Ranger15> very good this to look for on that page
[23:54] <Ranger15> things
[23:55] <Jordan_U> shaque_: Have you already tried "sudo kvm-ok"?
[23:56] <Ranger15> Jordan_U  I don't think he has, I forgot about that.
[23:57] <cuddylier> Anyone know why my new Ubuntu 14.04 install is kicking me out of SSD after entering the username sometimes and then for sure when I enter the password?
[23:57] <cuddylier> Kicking me out of SSH*
[23:57] <marlon99rocks> hi
[23:57] <cuddylier> 'Server unexpecedly closed network connection'
[23:58] <marlon99rocks> my obs is not opening
[23:58] <Ranger15> cuddylier look in your /etc/hosts.deny
[23:58] <shaque_> modprobe kvm_intel seems to work
[23:58] <shaque_> Jordan_U: sudo: kvm-ok: command not found
[23:58] <cuddylier> Ranger15 It's empty apart from comments
[23:59] <shaque_> what's the package to install that, or is it not a package?..
[23:59] <Ranger15> shaque_  it is cpu-checker