[05:07] good morning peeps [05:15] allo [05:29] heya diddledan [05:29] how are you today [05:31] awake :-p [05:32] been watching sense8 the past few hours [05:32] Lol :) I have it on the 'list' here [05:32] we just finished the first season of The following [05:34] * knightwise shower - shave - excercise. brb [06:02] beack [06:03] quack [06:06] monday morning typos [06:06] still getting used to the dell's keyboard. [06:06] lol [06:07] pretty impressed by it. owned a macbook air for a while and this is actually a better device [06:10] it's always great to buy something expensive and be really happy that you did [06:11] well, its not THAT expensive when you look at what you get [06:11] positive reinforcement [06:11] great screen, thin, light ... and ubuntu runs flawless [06:11] that is all i wanted [06:11] problem is it's addictive like crack [06:11] a 13 inch screen in an 11 inch form factor. [06:11] true diddledan ...; [06:11] although i've been tapering down my gadget buying spree [06:12] (see the item i did on "having is not as pleasing as wanting") on the one of the last podcast episodes [06:14] yeah I think I did [06:14] in this case I didn"t really NEED the XPS , but I always wanted a good ubuntu-based machine [06:14] and now i have something that is small, light and runs well. [06:15] \o/ [06:15] although I must say the surface pro3 i have is also one kickass machine when it comes to taking it to meetings and stuff. [06:15] (traded it with some guy against my old mac mini) [06:15] yeah my surface pro 3 is my daily driver [06:16] I bought the docking station for it [06:16] that is a GREAT device. probably the one and only device that makes the tablet-laptop factor work. [06:16] MS did a bang up job there [06:17] the one thing that is better on the xps (speaking hardware) is that its even lighter. [06:17] wow [06:17] but the Surface pro 3 is my goto device when I need to go on meetings with clients and take notes and stuff [06:18] the only thing I still need to get working on my XPS is onenote. [06:18] Wine won't run it. [06:18] So i CAN fall back to the web based version but .. [06:18] I take a lot of written notes in onentoe [06:18] onenote [06:18] the pend on the surface is nice [06:18] pen* [06:19] yep , that is a killer feature right there [06:19] I heard ms bought the manufacturer behind the pen [06:20] not a bad call. i'm very curious what they are going to do on the surface 3 [06:20] surface 4 === SWAT_ is now known as SWAT [07:09] morning boys and girls. [07:14] hey brobostigon [07:14] hi knightwise [07:15] how goes it today brobostigon [07:16] half asleep, and you? [07:16] abit of hip pain. [07:16] been up for a while now. [07:16] auw [07:16] thats not good [07:16] definatly, it happens sometimes, when i have a day like yesterday, when i am on my feet abit more, it just needs rest. [07:54] Morning all === Guest43546 is now known as MooDoo [08:03] morning [08:05] m00 [08:17] morning all === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 [08:20] morning davmor2 [08:22] For some unknown reason the song in my head today is Everybody by backstreet boys === apt-get-moo is now known as Guest19506 [08:37] still had 500MB swap used upon my return on monday but tab pauser has sped up my pc [08:37] wonder if there is a nice app to plot which processes are using RAM on a time series chart [08:38] hey MooDoo , foobarry [08:38] how are you guys today [08:38] o/ [08:41] yeah ok thanks [08:49] hmm.. teh version of geary in the repositories is an older one if i'm not mistaken. [08:49] it does not even support signatures$ [09:00] Good morning all; happy Monday and happy Onion Rings Day! 😃 [09:01] eww not for breakfast [09:01] JamesTait: I'm beginning to think there are no Happy Meat Eater Days now [09:02] is there no bacon day? [09:02] JamesTait: When are the Happy Eat Prime Steak days? [09:04] 10:04:06 up 1338 days, 19:56, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.02, 0.00 [09:04] arggh i missed leet day [09:04] davmor2, https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/eat-what-you-want-day/ [09:04] need to wait another 4 years [09:04] foobarry, https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/bacon-day/ [09:05] every saturday is bacon day [09:05] JamesTait: no no no no no no no no That isn't eat prime steak day :P [09:07] JamesTait: and if the 25/12 isn't over eat day and only eat turkey day I would want to know why ;) [09:09] onion rings are amazeballs [09:09] or rather, amazerings [09:10] diddledan: scotch eggs are amazeballs you fool ;) [09:10] they go well with that prime steak [09:10] I'm not wewll enamored with scottie eggs [09:10] march 14th is steak day, no? [09:11] scotch eggs go well with prime steak??? diddledan weirdo [09:11] nono, the onion rings do [09:12] popey: Nyancat v. 0.01 [09:12] yey? [09:12] just noticed my swappiness was the default of 60 [09:14] Myrtti: haha :) [09:15] few more iterations and it's there :-D [09:15] one thing off that cats bucket list === apt-get-moo_ is now known as apt-get-moo [09:39] oooh This years Who Do You Think You Are is going to be great [09:39] http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2015/who-do-you-think-you-are === zmoylan-1i is now known as zmoylan-pi [12:02] popey, Is there a LibreOffice 5.0 PPA? [12:02] pass [12:02] They have a .deb for download though [12:02] https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ubuntu/libreoffice-prereleases [12:03] Can't find a summary of why 5.0 is awesome compared to 4.4 either :-) [12:03] thats made by the libreoffice maintainer in ubuntu [12:03] so i trust that ppa [12:03] Aha, found the release notes [12:08] Seems Collabara have been doing a lot of work on it [12:11] "collabora productivity" is a separate division, which formed to maintain/sell LO. many of the LO core devs are there, e.g. mmeeks === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [12:26] Good morning peeps :) [12:26] hey big [12:26] how are you dude [12:27] Fairly awake and stuffing my face with a subway [12:28] ooh, not had subway for years [12:33] Ugn .. salty stuff [12:34] oooo love foot long steak and cheese [12:34] I love a cheese steak but I prefer to make my own [12:45] used to get a subway when I worked in uxbridge [12:45] we don't have them here [12:54] i'm sure some other chain has filled that dietary niche [12:55] subway always gives me post subway regret [12:55] I enjoyed that. Not sure I should have had a full foot long though [12:56] * bigcalm be a greedy bugger [13:11] Footlong BMT with the chipotle mayo and plenty of olives :nomface: [13:14] Chicken pizzola on honey oat bread, toasted and grated cheese. Lettuce, tomato, olives, onions and jalapeño peppers. Bit of mayo. White coffee. 3 white chocolate chip cookies. [13:14] Thanks very much [13:27] Where do people usually mount raid arrays (On a server)? [13:28] I have mine in /media [13:29] yea, I guess that's as good as anything [13:29] i have mine under /srv and /backups [13:29] why /srv? [13:29] why not [13:29] well usually you name folders something with reason, dunno what srv is [13:30] its common to use /srv/ on servers [13:30] I see [13:30] e.g. /srv/domain.com/www for the website and /srv/domain.com/logs for that site logs [13:30] for this drive, it's gonna contain backups, media, ownCloud, etc [13:30] alan@bishop:~$ ls -l /srv | wc -l [13:30] 52 [13:30] I see :) [13:30] maybe I'll drop it in as /storage/ === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [13:50] I do the same asa popey [13:50] On nearly all my personal setups [13:56] What's the best way to give KVM'd machines access to a folder on the host? [13:58] Samba ? [13:58] http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/9p_virtio [13:59] Interesting [13:59] could use either [13:59] http://dustymabe.com/2012/09/11/share-a-folder-between-kvm-host-and-guest/ [13:59] Or that maybe ? [13:59] ah the same thing [13:59] hi folks,, i setup an aws instance and stuck ubuntu 14.04 on it, loaded up ubuntu-desktop, added x2go server and rebootd everything, i run the client and it seems to get a connection and open a gui window, but it's stuck as a plain black window [14:00] I wonder which is faster, 9p or CIFS [14:00] I might just go CIFS so everything is managed by CIFS so the permissions are all easy [14:00] Azelphur: scp -c arcfour :P [14:01] Anyone know why i dont get anything visually on the screen? [14:02] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/11689799/Revealed-How-to-lose-weight-drink-plenty-of-red-wine.html [14:02] new dirt [14:02] diet [14:06] probably works as red wine crowd don't get chips or other takeout on way home from wine and cheese event as much... :-) [14:10] hmm, ok, updated x2go client on my local machine, added the ppa,, now the x2go black window pops up and then closes a moment later, then x2go client asks for login (password field empty) but i've specified the key. [14:16] ... wat http://pastebin.com/tbHzGMVB [14:16] I think I officially broke touch guys, add it to the list. [14:17] i'm loosing here,, has anyone used x2go on unity on 14.04? === NET||abu- is now known as NET||abuse [14:19] i'm loosing here,, has anyone used x2go on unity on 14.04? I've install it on an aws instance, setup ubuntu-desktop, installed the x2go ppa the x2goserver, rebooted the instance, got the client on my local laptop. it connects ok over ssh, the dialog says it gets the x session. but then i just get a blank window for a moment then the x session terminates? [14:19] check apparmor [14:19] and x session logfile [14:21] also which DE are you connecting to [14:22] NET||abuse: don't use gnoem or unity to log into [14:22] dont use unity? [14:23] foobarry: DE ? [14:23] which desktop environment are you trying to run on the server [14:23] ahh, yes, was initially using unity, just installed the default ubuntu-desktop [14:23] what do you suggst? [14:23] try lxde or xfce [14:23] for the x2go session [14:24] i'll have to install those on the remote box though? [14:24] yes, not lxde-desktop though [14:24] oh,, what then? [14:24] just lxde and lxde-session and other bits and bobs maybe, i can't remember [14:24] ii lxde 0.5.0-4ubuntu3 Meta-package for the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment [14:24] lxde-common, lxde-core, lxde-icon-theme [14:25] thats the 4 i have [14:25] install lxde installs 80 packages :) [14:25] size? [14:25] 14.4 MB of archives. [14:26] tiny [14:26] including those 3 packages you listed above [14:26] ubuntu-mate is nice via x2go I hear :) [14:26] so is unity just busted for this use case? [14:26] is it hte 3d business? [14:26] dunno, never tried unity in x2go [14:26] possibly [14:27] darnit [14:27] was trying to give this over to a mac user as a "look how awesome remote linux is working" [14:27] hoped to replicate his setup in virtualbox he's using on aws [14:27] http://lists.x2go.org/pipermail/x2go-user/2014-May/002260.html [14:27] "it would be easiest if [14:27] you would use a desktop environment other than GNOME3 or UNITY. KDE, [14:27] XFCE and LXDE are included in Ubuntu 14.04 and work fine with X2Go." [14:28] NET||abuse: i use it on elementary, and is pretty sweet [14:28] fair nuff [14:36] Can anyone help me with SMB and permissions? I've got some really really weird things going on :/ [14:37] I've created a samba user called storage, which is tied to the Unix username storage, I've mounted it on another machine, but I can't write to that directory [14:37] even though, as the storage user on the samba server - I can write to that directory just fine [14:39] Azelphur: how are you logging into the server from the client [14:39] //192.168.122.1/TV /storage/TV cifs username=storage,password=redacted,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0 [14:41] davmor2: ^ [14:43] Azelphur: I can't help you out but it might help others be able to help you with the extra info. trying to think of anything else that might be useful [14:43] nothing else I can think of that would be useful [14:44] I think it's the whole user mapping issue on both sides, and I'm really not sure how that's supposed to work. [14:46] Azelphur: daft question, that the fstab rules right you did actually mount it right? [14:47] davmor2: it is mounted, if that's what you're asking [14:49] It's really kinda frustrating, I just want everything in this folder to be owned by the user storage, very hard to get that it seems [14:50] Azelphur: writable=true? [14:50] (guess) [14:50] yup [14:52] Azelphur: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently might want to use this as a double check and then look at the server side against https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba-fileserver.html sorry I can't be more help :) [14:53] Azelphur: you need to create a samba user as well yeah ? so smbpasswd -a storage [14:53] passwd doesn't match with samba users [14:53] I already have one created, I used system-config-samba for it [14:54] Never used it :) [14:56] it's so strange, it creates the file even though it says permission denied, I can rm the file, but I can't nano the file [14:57] :/ [14:59] Azelphur: that sounds like user permissions issue on the server or with samba [14:59] davmor2: indeed, I figured that much out [15:04] I'm surprised nobody has ran into setting up something like this before [15:07] popey: https://plus.google.com/u/0/115731829869104895486/posts/YhNMTXLLhHf in my feed this is the post next to your remove the cat before flying :) [15:09] that cat could fly in my 1/32 tiger moth [15:10] http://i.imgur.com/hfe5z4C.jpg [15:10] (not complete yet) [15:11] foobarry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_8mdH20qTQ popey s message === Seeker`_ is now known as Seeker` === Seeker` is now known as Guest24164 === Guest24164 is now known as Seeker === Unnheulu is now known as Yaiyan === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === shauno_ is now known as shauno === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away