[00:20] <daniel__> have new tv monitor and have connected via hdmi but dont have clear HD desktop!! picture looks grainy any suggestions?
[00:21] <daniel__> have the propriety fglrx-updates driver installed
[00:22] <hypernova> erm
[00:22] <hypernova> how does one install teamspeak?
[00:22] <hypernova> TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_x86-3.0.16.run
[00:22] <hypernova> this is what i get when i download teamspeak
[00:23] <Koyaanis> open the terminal, then type cd "PATH OF THE FILE"
[00:23] <Koyaanis> then type ./TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_x86-3.0.16.run
[00:23] <hypernova> its on the desktop
[00:24] <Koyaanis> yeah
[00:24] <Koyaanis> cd /home/USER/Desktop/
[00:24] <hypernova> cd /home/USER/Desktop/ = no such file or drictory
[00:24] <Koyaanis> lol
[00:24] <Kelbit> cd ~/Desktop/
[00:24] <Koyaanis> replace USER with your username
[00:25] <Koyaanis> :P
[00:25] <Kelbit> or just remember that ~ automatically expands to /home/your_user_name
[00:25] <hypernova> i think ill just do cd ~/Desktop/
[00:25] <Koyaanis> sure thing
[00:25] <Koyaanis> I just dont use ~ because i dont know where that key is :P
[00:25] <TheC4mel> For some reason, when I changed the frames per second on JACK audio settings for my sound latency, every time (no matter what value I put in), it stops the jack server.
[00:28] <hypernova> thanks worked a charm
[00:28] <Koyaanis> nice
[00:30] <NobCat> TJ- >>>
[00:30] <NobCat> http://myanwyn.blogspot.co.uk/2014/08/how-to-recover-seagate-central-data.html
[00:30] <lixunero> goodbye
[00:32] <TJ-> NobCat: ahh, so you just need lvm to use 64KB blocks?
[00:32] <NobCat> hey
[00:32] <NobCat> yeah :D
[00:33] <hypernova> nothing opens when i try to run teamspeak ;(
[00:33] <lixunero> a dormir
[00:33] <noobninja> silly question, but how do I start gnome fallback after installing it on the terminal with Ubuntu Server?
[00:34] <lixunero> yes
[00:35] <TJ-> NobCat: dont want to disappoint you, but if the data looked encrypted I doubt its just a different block size
[00:36] <TJ-> NobCat: in the first few bytes you'd see readable text with the VG name and LV name in the LVs header
[00:37] <hypernova> so icreated a launc hscript
[00:37] <hypernova> ands to /home/your_user_name
[00:37] <hypernova> opps
[00:37] <hypernova> Type=Application
[00:37] <hypernova> Exec=/home/alex/Documents/TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_x86/ts3client_runscript.sh
[00:37] <hypernova> Name=Teamspeak
[00:37] <hypernova> Version=3
[00:37] <nurfee> noobninja: Logut and you should get a login gui now, if all set up correctly.
[00:37] <lixunero> hypernova hablas español
[00:38] <hypernova> erm
[00:38] <hypernova> it still won;t launch
[00:39] <lixunero> hypernova, how do you say spanish?
[00:39] <hypernova> esponal?
[00:39] <hypernova> idk
[00:40] <noobninja> nurfee: I'm on Ubuntu Server so it only has a terminal. I did a "sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback" and tried to run "gnome-session --session=gnome-classic", but got an error message saying "cannot open display"
[00:40] <TheC4mel> Espanol (squiggle on the 'N')
[00:40] <daniel12> grainy unclear desktop with new HDTV ati proprietory graphics driver installed, resolution ok just doesnt look HD clear
[00:41] <TheC4mel> Have you tried wumbo?
[00:41] <nurfee> noobninja: Yes your on a server, however if you have done your work, you have X and a login, I would confirm all that's workin before you try loading and unloading the DE, that is the easy part, end goals here also matter.
[00:41] <lixunero> TheC4mel: how do you say spanish?
[00:42] <TheC4mel> lixunero: Espanol (squiggle on the 'N')
[00:43] <TheC4mel> "es span yol"
[00:44] <noobninja> nurfee: I'm very new to this, but how do I install "x and login"?
[00:44] <rblst> hypernova: first line should be: [Desktop Entry]
[00:44] <HarrySacks> Does canonical spy on what you do on your computer?
[00:45] <rblst> hypernova: and set x pernission on the file
[00:45] <nurfee> noobninja: Installing a desktop like that one gives you X, have you logged out or rebooted to see?
[00:45] <HarrySacks> Does canonical spy on what you do on your computer?
[00:45] <noobninja> nurfee: yes, I rebooted the server and it dropped me straight into terminal
[00:45] <nurfee> HarrySacks: Stop asking that please.
[00:45] <bazhang> hes gone
[00:46] <OerHeks> noobninja, try ctrl altF7 for the inlog gui, and ctrl alt f2 to return to comandline
[00:46] <doesntmatter> anyone can help ? i think ive just got disconnected because i used -j drop on a ack packet
[00:47] <bazhang> lixunero, take the chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[00:48] <noobninja> OerHeks: when I did CTRL+ALT+F2 it dropped me to the terminal login screen
[00:48] <noobninja> OerHeks: when I did CTRL+ALT+F7 gave me a bunch of bootup msg
[00:55] <lixunero> bazhang
[00:56] <bazhang> lixunero, did you have an ubuntu support issue
[00:57] <Geo2b2> Does Ubuntu Mate use gtk2 or 3 when it comes to theming?
[00:58] <bazhang> !info mate-desktop
[00:58] <lixunero> gtk2
[00:58] <xangua> Geo2b2: depends if the app uses gtk 2 or gtk 3
[00:58] <lixunero> bazhang: no
[00:58] <bazhang> lixunero, then stop the chatting here, this is support ONLY
[00:59] <bazhang> lixunero, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat NOT here
[01:00] <lixunero> bazhang: do not be angry
[01:00] <Geo2b2> xangua, sorry, what do you mean by the app? I'm just trying to install some themes in general and on the website there are some that are gtk2 and some that are gtk3
[01:01] <xangua> Geo2b2: you want both
[01:02] <stevejobsinhell> moin.
[01:02] <stevejobsinhell> is Qt5 in the repos ?  Using version 15
[01:03] <Geo2b2> xangua, thanks
[01:03] <xangua> A theme set that has both gtk 2 and gtk 3 Geo2b2 , most gtk 3 themes have both but you have to check them yourself
[01:05] <Geo2b2> xangua, oh ok. that clears things up a bit more, thank you. I didn't realize a theme could use both
[01:07] <amnesia_> quantum: what up
[01:10] <stevejobsinhell> How can I tell if I have qt installed?
[01:12] <FreezingDroid> So in Ubuntu 15.04, do they use the same kernel?
[01:12] <FreezingDroid> Er, in the desktop and server version.
[01:14] <Trinity> anyone worried about the leap second june 30th?
[01:14] <hypernova> hello i can not get teamspeak to run for my best efforts
[01:14] <nurfee> I'm concerned you are
[01:14] <hypernova> i downloaded the .run file
[01:14] <hypernova> ran it
[01:15] <hypernova> and now i have a folder with a bunch of flies
[01:15] <Trinity> nurfee, well. there were some bugs last time in 2012
[01:15] <hypernova> and a runscript.sh and a ts2clinet_lunnux 86
[01:15] <hypernova> any help would be amazing!
[01:15] <hypernova> super fed up
[01:16] <nurfee> Trinity: really this is a #ubuntu-offtopic issue is all
[01:16] <Koyaanis> hyper
[01:16] <FreezingDroid> To answer my own question, yes, they are the same kernel.
[01:16] <Koyaanis> hypernova: let me try to run it.
[01:16] <hypernova> yes
[01:16] <hypernova> ok
[01:16] <Koyaanis> this your first time on ubuntu?
[01:16] <hypernova> nope.
[01:16] <hypernova> 5 years
[01:17] <hypernova> im 17
[01:17] <hypernova> got it when i was 12
[01:17] <hypernova> still not too good at it
[01:17] <rosselot> salut
[01:17] <Koyaanis> nice.
[01:17] <hypernova> just starting to learn whats past the gui
[01:17] <hypernova> i know the gui pretty nice
[01:17] <hypernova> but you know nothing else really
[01:18] <Koyaanis> ah
[01:18] <Koyaanis> i only have ubuntu in a virtual machine and dont know much about it either. but ill see what i can do. been using the terminal since the very beginning
[01:20] <Remoboth> Gaiz.
[01:21] <Remoboth> Udisks requires me to authenticate power state checks every time I unlock my desktop...
[01:21] <Remoboth> IT is quite annoying.
[01:21] <Remoboth> Is there any way to disable these authentication notices?
[01:25] <Koyaanis> hypernova: i got it to work.
[01:25] <hypernova> how?
[01:25] <Koyaanis> i told you to ./file.run  earlier. that shouldnt have worked. or did it work for you?
[01:25] <hypernova> i got it instaled
[01:25] <hypernova> how do i run it?
[01:26] <Remoboth> ANyone?
[01:26] <Remoboth> Authentication checks?
[01:26] <Koyaanis> you have runscript in the folder. you need to run that file ./ts3client_runscript.sh
[01:26] <hypernova> how?
[01:26] <Koyaanis> just type ./ts3client_runscript.sh in the terminal. you have to cd into the directory first of course
[01:26] <hypernova> i don't want to do that every time...
[01:27] <Koyaanis> Yeah i know what you mean. i dont know a solution to that right now though, tbh
[01:27] <hypernova> run a script
[01:27] <hypernova> that won;t work...
[01:27] <Koyaanis> there are probably scripts or whatever to create icons
[01:29] <antonio_> I'm having a hard time upgrading from 12.10 to the newest...How exactly do I do this?
[01:29] <hypernova> i had the same problem
[01:29] <hypernova> that os is end of the line
[01:29] <hypernova> wipe the harddrive
[01:29] <Koyaanis> lol
[01:29] <hypernova> install over it with a live cd
[01:30] <hypernova> any ways
[01:30] <Koyaanis> cant you did you just do  "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" ?
[01:30] <hypernova> i don't know the file path
[01:30] <AssociateX> My internal mic works if my headphones are not plugged in, but if my headphones are plugged in my mic does not work.
[01:30] <hypernova> if its on my desktop
[01:30] <hypernova> lol
[01:30] <hypernova> ive had that bugg too
[01:30] <hypernova> !alsa
[01:30] <Koyaanis> usually programs are installed in /usr/local/somedirectory i believe..
[01:30] <hypernova> or try googleing it
[01:31] <antonio_> I want to be able to keep all of my current programs.  I backed up everything from the /home folder to an external HD with rysnc.  Can I install with the newest version of ubuntu and keep all of my programs / configuations?
[01:32] <Bashing-om> !eol | antonio_
[01:33] <hypernova> omg i got it
[01:35] <antonio_> where is sources.list?
[01:35] <Koyaanis> how hyper
[01:36] <antonio_> anyone?
[01:36] <TJ-> antonio_: see "man sources.list"
[01:37] <Bashing-om> antonio_: That file is located " /etc/apt/sources.list ". Be aware it is a long hard roard to go from 12.10 to a current release . May have many pitfalls along the way .
[01:39] <antonio_> bashing-om: Whats more reliable to keep all of my current programs / configs?  Doing a fresh install with 14.10? or upgrading?
[01:40] <nszceta> antonio_ upgrade
[01:40] <Bashing-om> antonio_: You have backups. I would highly recommned a clean fresh install of 14.04 .
[01:40] <antonio_> bashing-om: and then copying over the /home folder after I cresh install?
[01:42] <Bashing-om> antonio_: No, I would only copy back to the new install such things as still required .
[01:42] <danshin> Someone know how to enable javascript in Links?
[01:42] <antonio_> bashing-om: like what?
[01:42] <scar> help! i was trying to reduce my encrypted partitions following this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ResizeEncryptedPartitions#Reduce_an_encrypted_partition  and now when i try to boot my system it says "no volume groups found"
[01:42] <antonio_> essential files?
[01:44] <Bashing-om> antonio_: All essential files will be in the new install . All I would copy back is the personal stuff I use on a regular basis. A lot of changes between the DE of 12.10 and that of 14.04 .
[01:44] <antonio_> bashing-om: what if I want to keep my current programs / configs?
[01:45] <Bashing-om> antonio_: Like 3rd party stuff ?
[01:45] <antonio_> bashing-om: yeah...thunderbird, kdenlive, etc.
[01:45] <Bashing-om> antonio_:
[01:45] <antonio_> huh?
[01:46] <scar> in the liveCD now it says /dev/sda5 is not a valid LUKS device
[01:46] <DanShark> /wc/
[01:47] <Bashing-om> Much safer to (RE-)install fresh . IF you have a lot, 'dpkg --get-selections >> dpkg --set-selections >> sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade ' may be of interest .
[01:48] <edgardoweb> hi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia9YSGiYh5w&feature=share
[01:49] <Bashing-om> antonio_: ^^ In respect to get-selections; see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=261366 .
[01:56] <scar> help! i was trying to reduce my encrypted partitions following this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ResizeEncryptedPartitions#Reduce_an_encrypted_partition  and now when i try to boot my system it says "no volume groups found", when i try 'cryptsetup luksOpen' in a liveCD it says "not a valid LUKS device"
[01:58] <antonio_> bashing-om: where does it save that file of installed softs?
[02:00] <Bashing-om> antonio_: Wherever you direct . For instance ' dpkg --get-selections > ~/my-packages ' would save the file to your desktop as file name "my-packages" .
[02:01] <domking> is there a way to logout out of gdm3
[02:01] <antonio_> never mind, found it ;)
[02:01] <domking> say im in a vm
[02:02] <domking> im done with desktop want to logout out gdm completely just take it back to black command line login
[02:02] <domking> possible?
[02:03] <domking> thought logging out would do it but it just take me back to gdm login screen i want to exit out gui completely
[02:03] <nurfee> domking: TTY
[02:03] <nurfee> sudo service gdm stop
[02:03] <nurfee> start to go
[02:04] <domking> so i have to kill the service?
[02:05] <nurfee> you are shutting down x
[02:06] <domking> ahh i see
[02:06] <nurfee> I can't give a exact technical explanation, others can
[02:06] <domking> appreciate that
[02:06] <nurfee> hate to stray you yah no
[02:07] <domking> ok so another question and this is just hypothetical im thinkuing outloud
[02:08] <domking> nvmd figured it
[02:10] <gregory> why sit there? You all ubuntu programmers or just flys on the wall?
[02:12] <TheC4mel> Hello all. Any JACK Audio connection junkies out there? I'm having the biggest headache. Jack audio connection kit was working like, 2 hours ago. I had it working perfectly. All I wanted to do is just change the sound latency. I changed the frames/period, but after doing that, the whole entire thing wouldn't work. I've altered a lot of settings, just in hopes that I'd get it working again. It won't do anything. In fact, I changed th
[02:12] <TheC4mel> e name of my JACK settings preset, and I think that screwed it up even more. http://pastebin.com/rTrdDtwc     here's the error log.
[02:12] <gregory> the military will warn you not to install this os but i love this version
[02:13] <gregory> why wont 14.04 update to 14.05 ??? Correct?
[02:13] <nszceta> wtf?
[02:14] <nszceta> put down the bong man
[02:14] <gregory> Anybody know if 14.05 is out yet?
[02:14] <nopf> you mean 15.05?
[02:14] <nszceta> gregory http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[02:15] <scar> i guess everything is lost. damn that article!
[02:23] <n-iCe> 's back
[02:23] <nszceta> k
[02:31] <wolflarson> Hello
[02:32] <wolflarson> If I where in need of RAID advice on my ubuntu server would this be the place to ask?
[02:33] <gregory__> why is linux so free?
[02:34] <MiniFridge> Hi, I'm trying to use Universal USB Installer to make a live USB of Ubuntu 14.04.02, it works well up until I select the option to try Ubuntu, then I get stuck at a Busybox prompt.
[02:34] <MiniFridge> I checked the hashes of the USB creator and the iso
[02:34] <MiniFridge> I also tried changing the USB ports from 3.0 to 2.0
[02:35] <MiniFridge> I had this issue before and I believe I tried UNetbootin in the past. It seems it also won't work with Linux Mint
[02:35] <wolflarson> who created universal usb installer?
[02:35] <MiniFridge> Me
[02:35] <gregory__> Sorry, I just started with IRC, where can i talk and have fun #ADMIN
[02:35] <gregory__> ADMIN! TIME!
[02:35] <gregory__> TIME!
[02:35] <MiniFridge> wolflarson, oh, my bad, not me. http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[02:35] <MiniFridge> I got it off there.
[02:35] <wolflarson> exactly
[02:36] <Bashing-om> wolflarson: One can ask here, might get better response in #ubuntu-server .
[02:37] <wolflarson> thanks Bashing-om I will ask there
[02:38] <Bashing-om> wolflarson: K :) lots of smart people frequent here though .
[02:38] <MiniFridge> I'm not trying to install Ubuntu, just so that's clear. I just want a live USB.
[02:40] <gregorybritt_com> why did TIME! used to display?
[02:40] <gregorybritt_com> TIME!
[02:41] <wolflarson> Hello all, I am having some issues trying out motherboard raid (intel) on my computer. I have created the RAID array and durring the install of ubuntu server it seemed to have detected it however I am having issues mounting the array
[02:41] <nurfee> MiniFridge: I believe this loader is the ubuntu recomended, http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
[02:42] <gregorybritt_com> wouldn't it be nice if linuxliveusb would run the live linux on ubuntu instead of windows only?
[02:42] <MiniFridge> I will try that. Thanks.
[02:42] <gregorybritt_com> jwplayer music visuals for sale anyone?
[02:42] <demhlyr> https://rufus.akeo.ie/ i like this one too
[02:42] <wolflarson> but we have dd :)
[02:45] <MiniFridge> brb
[02:45] <gregorybritt_com> can you make jwplayer shoutcast visuals Mozilla if your in here?
[02:46] <grubles> Bashing-om: np
[02:46] <gregorybritt_com> Ubuntu kicks butt better!
[02:51] <gregorybritt_com> I need detailed instructions on specifically locating IP//home//filename from the browser off my ubuntu computer (gregory@rocketship.com)
[02:51] <gregorybritt_com> cut the rope on the secret here programming team!
[02:51] <gregorybritt_com> i need to know!
[02:52] <MiniFridge> I will try the live USB, thanks.
[02:55] <gregorybritt_com> ping my ip: canada4.liveradioparty.com:5022
[02:55] <gregorybritt_com> come on here its unlimited !
[02:55] <gregorybritt_com> unlimited pings!
[02:58] <Bashing-om> gregorybritt_com: ping -c3 canada4.liveradioparty.com >> 3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 2002ms ;; ping -c3 canada4.liveradioparty.com:5022 >> ping: unknown host canada4.liveradioparty.com:5022 .
[03:00] <gregorybritt_com> why is host unknown?
[03:01] <gregorybritt_com> but thanks Bashing-om
[03:01] <gregorybritt_com> ping http://canada4.liveradioparty.com:5022
[03:01] <Bashing-om> gregorybritt_com: Port 5022 is closed ??
[03:01] <gregorybritt_com> ping -c3 canada4.liveradioparty.com:5022
[03:01] <gregorybritt_com> nope!
[03:01] <maorongrong> i'm first to use ubuntu
[03:02] <gregorybritt_com> Bashing-om what country blocked port 5022?
[03:04] <gregorybritt_com> Bashing-om Know how I can tunnel in Ubuntu x1000's ?
[03:04] <Bashing-om> gregorybritt_com: Perhaps that port request does not get forwarded. But I do not know how I would test that aspect .
[03:04] <gregorybritt_com> i'm trying to tunnel the listener counter!
[03:04] <gregorybritt_com> theres another port number
[03:05] <Bashing-om> gregorybritt_com: Sorry, no . I have not had that experience.
[03:05] <gregorybritt_com> i need to see what happens after 999 listeners
[03:05] <gregorybritt_com> it was in windows, you could fake millions of page views on a hit counter
[03:05] <gregorybritt_com> 1999 ?
[03:05] <gregorybritt_com> built into IE
[03:06] <gregorybritt_com> My listen link is; http://canada4.liveradioparty.com:5022/listen.pls
[03:06] <gregorybritt_com> should work
[03:06] <gregorybritt_com> i need jwplayer shoutcast java visuals for html ? anybody ?
[03:08] <gregorybritt_com> any programmers?
[03:12] <MiniFridge> Hi, LiLi did not work
[03:12] <MiniFridge> I got a busy box prompt again
[03:14] <nurfee> MiniFridge: I wonder what is on the computer now, this a dual boot in the end, if so with what?
[03:14] <MiniFridge> For context: I can't get an Ubuntu live USB working using Linux Live USB Creator or Universal USB Creator. I checked the hashes of both the software and the iso file
[03:14] <gregorybritt_com> on that ip i promise to you the irc user whoever you be that you shall never be kicked!
[03:15] <MiniFridge> nurfee, Windows 8.1
[03:15] <demhlyr> MiniFridge try http://rufus.akeo.ie/ maybe
[03:15] <nurfee> MiniFridge: UEFI sound familiar?
[03:15] <MiniFridge> I'll try Rufus.
[03:15] <MiniFridge> nurfee, yes
[03:15] <nurfee> MiniFridge: Cool, I assume you have seen the wiki....etc.
[03:15] <wolflarson> Rufis was the only way I could get kubuntu to work due to uefi
[03:16] <MiniFridge> oh, UEFI causes problems, apparently?
[03:16] <schlerp> yeah you bought that pc iwth win 8.1?
[03:16] <nurfee> !uefi | MiniFridge take a looksie
[03:16] <MiniFridge> Well, I built it.
[03:16] <MiniFridge> I installed a retail version of Windows 8.1 on it
[03:17] <schlerp> yeah so by the sounds of it you got two options, (1 if you want to dual boot with win8)
[03:18] <schlerp> either use the bios fallback instead of uefi or get ubuntu workign over uefi (read the ubottu link)
[03:19] <MiniFridge> Is there a way to find out if I installed Windows 8.1 via UEFI or legacy?
[03:19] <MiniFridge> I forgot what I did, it was over a year ago.
[03:19] <wolflarson> what is your BIOS set at currently ?
[03:20] <wolflarson> more than likley you never changed it back to UEFI if installed while in legacy
[03:20] <schlerp> if you bought the parts recently it would be uefi im fairly sure anyone else got a more solid idea of that?
[03:21] <MiniFridge> Well, it's at UEFI. I never knew I could go to BIOS on it. For some reason, I thought you were talking about the boot mode.
[03:21] <Bashing-om> MiniFridge: ' [ -d /sys/firmware/efi ] && echo UEFI || echo BIOS ' .
[03:23] <gregorybritt_com> sorry :2199
[03:24] <MiniFridge> it does look like I have fast startup enabled.
[03:24] <MiniFridge> I will take a look at it.
[03:24] <MiniFridge> Bashing-om, what is that for?
[03:24] <schlerp> skips a bunch of stuff and goes striaght to the first os it finds im pretty sure?
[03:24] <Bashing-om> MiniFridge: You asked for a means to tell if bios or UUFI . the result will tell .
[03:25] <gregorybritt_com> unlimited listener shoutcast autodj
[03:25] <gregorybritt_com> minifridge
[03:25] <MiniFridge> ah. Well, I know it is UEFI. Thanks anyways.
[03:25] <MiniFridge> gregorybritt_com, yes?
[03:25] <nurfee> MiniFridge: Dualbooting will remove the windows fastboot, you want windows off when going to another OS.
[03:27] <MiniFridge> nurfee, even if I just want to use a live USB once in a while on this PC, I must follow the steps described in the wiki?
[03:28] <gregorybritt_com> why does ubuntu suck for only shoutcast relaying
[03:28] <gregorybritt_com> everything else kicks butt
[03:29] <gregorybritt_com> but thanks for putting the xscreensaver back where it was
[03:30] <gregorybritt_com> it still gives the daemon error as it usually
[03:30] <MiniFridge> I may do this tomorrow.
[03:30] <gregorybritt_com> does
[03:30] <MiniFridge> It's getting late here.
[03:30] <gregorybritt_com> yep add more screensavers too!
[03:30] <MiniFridge> Thank you for your help. It probably is this.
[03:31] <MiniFridge> Goodnight.
[03:32] <gregorybritt_com> china? you were allowed to use my ip generals!
[03:38] <gregorybritt_com> sleeping behind the wheel is only going to piss the dead off
[03:38] <gregorybritt_com> jobs, s woulda told ya's to keep it moving here!
[03:38] <gregorybritt_com> APPLE!
[03:39] <gregorybritt_com> fuck then, see you all in hell, one day i shall return from the grave .. boaa hahaha
[03:43] <iscjm> hello
[03:48] <jak2000> i need run this command at the startup: /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysqld_safe --user=mysql &   in which file write?
[03:48] <jak2000> i installed mysql manually
[03:51] <rypervenche> jak2000: I suppose the first question is, why?
[03:52] <rypervenche> jak2000: Why did you install it manually? What were/are you trying to achieve?
[04:04] <Mista_Hezakiah> Hey. Can anyone help me fix my slow wifi? I used an old version of Mint and averaged 1mb/s. On Ubuntu 14.04 it averages 160kb/s.
[04:05] <lotuspsychje> Mista_Hezakiah: wifi chipset please?
[04:05] <Mista_Hezakiah> If I try to browse the web while downloading the connection resets and drops to like 10kb/s
[04:05] <Mista_Hezakiah> RTL8185, I think. Driver is 818x_pci
[04:05] <darkelfjuggalo> I'm having a strange issue... Programs freezings without warning repeatedly just for opening. and closing without warning or error notice
[04:06] <lotuspsychje> !realtek | Mista_Hezakiah
[04:06] <El-Hrairah> Is there an up-to-date reference on how to slipstream updated packages into a ubuntu release iso? That is to say instead of installing from a vanilla iso, then downloading 500mb of updates.
[04:06] <lotuspsychje> Mista_Hezakiah: you might wanna look at realteks website for latest linux drivers/firmwares also
[04:06] <Mista_Hezakiah> Thanks. Surprised this didn't show up in google.
[04:07] <lotuspsychje> Mista_Hezakiah: also, did you install ubuntu with internet cable enabled+updates+3rd party?
[04:07] <Mista_Hezakiah> I looked but I have to build from source and change driver myself. The source comes with little instruction
[04:07] <Mista_Hezakiah> Yes lotus
[04:08] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: you want to build an own ubuntu iso?
[04:10] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: Possibly, but I would prefer to just slipstream updated packages and have it install those. That probably does require me building a custom image. Any up-to-date instructions? I found some for 9.04, but I have a feeling things have changed since then.
[04:10] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: can you explain a bit what purpose do you have with it?
[04:11] <Mista_Hezakiah> lotuspsychje This information looks like it's for a much older version of ubuntu. And do you know it will work with my card also? I'd rather have  sort-of working wifi than none
[04:11] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: Mostly not having to redownload 500mb of packages every time I install a system.
[04:11] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: the problem with that is, packages keep updating fast so even with this method you will always have to update
[04:12] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: True, but I can always keep my iso somewhat up-to-date.
[04:12] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: and its very reccomended to install ubuntu with internet and updates enabled at the beginning of install
[04:13] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: I don't always have internet access for that sort of thing.
[04:13] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: And I don't always have a fast connection.
[04:13] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: how about you use aptoncd and make a favorite list of your packages to backup
[04:13] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: Let me look into that one.
[04:13] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: then you can push them offline over your new install
[04:14] <lotuspsychje> !info aptoncd | El-Hrairah
[04:14] <lotuspsychje> Mista_Hezakiah: the only way is to find a newer firmware/driver, try the realteks website mate
[04:14] <lotuspsychje> Mista_Hezakiah: you might wanna look at syslog and dmesg errors too about wifi
[04:15] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: That looks like it would probably work for me.
[04:15] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: it might save you alot work perhaps
[04:15] <Mista_Hezakiah> Okay, thanks
[04:15] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: Thanks for pointing me in that direction.
[04:16] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: after you restored your fav packages, and update from there, it will be smaller update right
[04:16] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: another possibility is to use latest ubuntu daily images
[04:17] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: but that requiers to download a lot of .iso's
[04:18] <lotuspsychje> Mista_Hezakiah: tail -f /var/log/syslog and tail -f /var/log/dmesg and turn off/on your wifi and play a bit with it
[04:18] <lotuspsychje> bazhang: good morning mate
[04:19] <El-Hrairah> lotuspsychje: That would be more work than I wanna do. I just want to basically take the downloaded debs that come in with each update and slipstream them/use them for future offline updating
[04:19] <AssociateX> I'm trying to get my laptop mic to work on google hangouts.
[04:19] <lotuspsychje> !sound | AssociateX
[04:19] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: ok, another possible layout is using apt-get to download your packages to backup
[04:20] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: apt-get download yourpackagename
[04:20] <AssociateX> If my head phones are plugged in my mic does not work, if my headphones are not plugged in my mic works. That's annoying.
[04:20] <lotuspsychje> El-Hrairah: and put those .debs on a stick?
[04:20] <owen1> (ubuntu 15.04) - After hibernation (pm-hibernate or close the lid) my cursur is invisibe and i can't see what i type. any ideas?
[04:21] <kostkon> AssociateX, what type of headphones? USB?
[04:21] <jak2000> for get internet on my debian i need type:  ip route add default via 132.1.5.254  how to make it permanently this entry?
[04:21] <lotuspsychje> !debian | jak2000
[04:21] <AssociateX> kostkon, no, just regular audio jack for computers, I don't know the proper name.
[04:22] <lotuspsychje> jak2000: try the #debian channel please
[04:22] <AssociateX> kostkon, I have usb headphones also.
[04:22] <kostkon> AssociateX, open your sound settings, then plug in your headphones. Does the default input device change when you do that?
[04:22] <AssociateX> they don't work either.
[04:23] <AssociateX> kostkon, pulseaudio volume control?
[04:23] <kostkon> AssociateX, your sound settings, not pavucontrol, at least not just yet
[04:24] <lotuspsychje> owen1: check your syslog after hibernation
[04:24] <jak2000> lotuspsychje is a general question
[04:24] <AssociateX> kostkon, how do I get to where you want me to be?
[04:25] <lotuspsychje> owen1: you might wanna try an no acpi boot also
[04:25] <kostkon> AssociateX, are you using ubutnu with unity or gnome?
[04:25] <lotuspsychje> jak2000: this isnt general linux mate, we can only support ubuntu related issues sorry
[04:25] <AssociateX> kostkon, I think unity
[04:25] <AssociateX> how do I check for sure?
[04:25] <lotuspsychje> AssociateX: lsb_release -a
[04:26] <kostkon> AssociateX, nevertheless, you could start a hangouts session, then open pavucontrol, click on Recording and see what device is being used for the hangouts input stream and change and change it if needed
[04:26] <jak2000> lotuspsychje ok, how do it in ubuntu?
[04:28] <AssociateX> kostkon, I tried that
[04:28] <kostkon> AssociateX, and what happened
[04:30] <AssociateX> kostkon, no one could hear what I was saying.
[04:30] <AssociateX> total bummer.
[04:30] <kostkon> AssociateX, did you check the status of all your volume levels? also do it in alsamixer
[04:31] <kostkon> AssociateX, make sure that the input are not muted ('MM' under them)
[04:31] <kostkon> inputs*
[04:32] <El-Hrairah> This is another odd question, but when I connect a USB-Serial adapter, I get a /dev/ttyS0 file with a group ownership of "dialout". For the life of me, I can't find where that particular is set. There doesn't seem to be a udev rule for it. Am I missing something, or is this just a hardcoded default?
[04:32] <Mneuro> When I play a full screen game in Ubuntu 15.04 my mouse cursor flickers.  Does anyone know how to fix this?
[04:33] <darkelfjuggalo> i asked a question, then I was kicked from the chat room, i dont know if anyone answered' my programs are greying out on opening, some times going in and out in this manner, sometimes closing without prompting or giving an error message that explains why... what are some potential problems, and how can i check on these issues?
[04:34] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you had a remote host connection drop
[04:34] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: did you try starting a program from terminal?
[04:34] <lotuspsychje> mneptok: grafix card chipset + driver loaded please?
[04:34] <darkelfjuggalo> lotuspsycheje, no i haven't, I don't know how to run from terminal
[04:35] <darkelfjuggalo> well not the programs i have icons for
[04:35] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: try firefox in terminal example: command: firefox
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: wich ubuntu version is this?
[04:36] <darkelfjuggalo> 14.04.. 64-Bit on a Toshiba Satelite
[04:36] <jak2000> lotuspsychje ?
[04:37] <lotuspsychje> jak2000: install ubuntu and re-ask your question here
[04:37] <jak2000> ok
[04:37] <jak2000> done
[04:38] <AssociateX> kostkon, thank you for all of the help.
[04:38] <jak2000> how to add permanently a route ?
[04:38] <lotuspsychje> jak2000: this is not the channel for playing games, go to #debian or the ##networking channel
[04:39] <darkelfjuggalo> lotuspsyche is this correct http://pastebin.com/B6KhvgxC
[04:40] <Mneuro> When I play a full screen game in Ubuntu 15.04 my mouse cursor flickers.  Does anyone know how to fix this?
[04:40] <kostkon> AssociateX, np
[04:40] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: thats normal, can your system handle unity requierments? did you check your grafix card drivers?
[04:40] <lotuspsychje> Mneuro: you never answered my question
[04:41] <Mneuro> sorry i restarted, what was your questiuon
[04:41] <lotuspsychje> Mneuro: my bad, had wrong nick sorry: grafix card chipset + driver loaded please?
[04:41] <Mneuro> Nvidia GTX 960, Nvidia proprietary 346 driver
[04:41] <lotuspsychje> Mneuro: is that an optimus card?
[04:42] <darkelfjuggalo> I've been running ubuntu Unity on this machine since 12.10 ; it's been 14.04 since April 2014, and this issue just began 2 days ago
[04:42] <Mneuro> no it isn'
[04:42] <Mneuro> isn't*
[04:42] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: is this an upgrade? or clean install?
[04:42] <lotuspsychje> Mneuro: did you try another driver from additional drivers list?
[04:42] <Mneuro> yea
[04:42] <Mneuro> but i think i might have fixed it
[04:42] <Mneuro> one minute
[04:43] <darkelfjuggalo> clean install on 12.10, upgrade to 14.04, and as i said it's been 14.04 for over a year now
[04:43] <Mneuro> no i didn't fix it
[04:43] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: maybe its time to do a clean install 14.04.2 perhaps
[04:43] <darkelfjuggalo> but that doesn't explain why the issue began 2 days ago rather than a year ago
[04:44] <darkelfjuggalo> I can't back up my files fully...i have nothing big enough to put them on
[04:45] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: try to echek your syslog and dmesg for errors
[04:45] <darkelfjuggalo> how do i check them?
[04:45] <sunny__> How to disable the web  secutiry in firefox
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you can sue the logviewer icon from dash
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> sunny__: you can aks in #firefox perhaps?
[04:47] <sunny__> thanks
[04:47] <xangua> sunny__: what web security are you talking about¿
[04:47] <darkelfjuggalo> System log? [it's the only thing that comes up when i search log viewer]
[04:47] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: sure syslog
[04:48] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you can pastebin it, ill have a look for you
[04:48] <darkelfjuggalo> ok i have syslog from there and the dmesg isn't in there
[04:49] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you can manually look in /var/log/dmesg also
[04:52] <darkelfjuggalo> the syslog will be more than 1 paste [size limit]
[04:56] <darkelfjuggalo> lotuspsycheje part 1 http://pastebin.com/P333DcGm
[04:57] <darkelfjuggalo> part 2 http://pastebin.com/y2RMRKHj
[04:58] <darkelfjuggalo> part 3 http://pastebin.com/mZXkksNN
[04:59] <darkelfjuggalo> part 4 http://pastebin.com/usvjFWM7
[04:59] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: alot of errors in there mate, i stronly advise a fresh install
[05:00] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: Jun 28 13:48:59 ubuntu kernel: [ 1738.977953] Buffer I/O error on device sda1, logical block 134178368
[05:00] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you might wanna test out your hd for smart test also
[05:01] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: too much dhcpd warnings, acpi warnings,memory warnings
[05:01] <darkelfjuggalo> ok so try this... what is a good Zip or Rar compression software to use so that I might back up everything i need to keep?
[05:02] <darkelfjuggalo> and how do i check the hd?
[05:02] <Ben64> tar, rar, zip, gzip, bzip2...
[05:03] <darkelfjuggalo> ben64 ; i don't know how to do it in command line... i suck at command line, aside from neccessities like killall and apt-get, without step by step walkthrough and this is too tedious for that
[05:04] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you can do a smart test with disk tools ubuntu
[05:04] <lotuspsychje> !backup | darkelfjuggalo read up
[05:04] <Geo2b2> Hey guys. Is there anyway to change the Terminal Shortcut from ctrl + alt T, to anything else? I've checked the keyboard shortcuts on both terminal and the system. I've also tried to make my own shortcut but it failed.
[05:05] <Ben64> darkelfjuggalo: 'man <command>' it isn't that hard
[05:06] <darkelfjuggalo> lotusphycheje ; SMART data & Self-Test?
[05:07] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: yes
[05:09] <darkelfjuggalo> before tests it says Disk is OK, 8 bad sectors and running 102F
[05:09] <darkelfjuggalo> but im running and it says interupted
[05:12] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: bad sectors and IO warnings in syslog sint very good news, backup as you can and try a fresh ubuntu install on another hd perhaps
[05:12] <darkelfjuggalo> conveyence test not supported, extended interupted, short running now
[05:12] <darkelfjuggalo> i dont have another HD and no money to buy one
[05:13] <darkelfjuggalo> short was also interupted
[05:13] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: sorry mate, installing a fresh ubuntu on a hd with IO and bad sectors wont help you much either
[05:14] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: you can try fresh, until your hd is real dead for sure
[05:15] <darkelfjuggalo> for over a year the fan wasn't working at all, and it would over heat... the same fan works now but it's in hyperdrive and dispurtivly loud for both my work and my personal time on this computer...woud that cause, or be a side evffect of the hd problems?
[05:17] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: just make your life easy, and reinstall ubuntu fresh, then check your logs again from there
[05:18] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: theres much you can do: test hd, test memory,update bios,open up your pc and vacuum,reinstall ubuntu fresh
[05:18] <darkelfjuggalo> laptop
[05:18] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: ok vacuum laptop fan also
[05:19] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: time for action :p
[05:19] <Geo2b2> Does anyone know if it's possible to change the terminal keyboard shortcut from "CTRL + ALT + T" to a custom command? I've looked in the terminal keyboard shortcuts and the system shortcuts, but i can't find anything that will let me do that. I also tried creating my own shortcut, which would lead to the terminal opening, but not closing on the same shortcut key. So that resulted in another terminal opening every time i pressed it.
[05:19] <darkelfjuggalo> ok
[05:20] <darkelfjuggalo> can't deal with that now, everyone is asleep... the tests couldn't complete, i tried all three types, how do i test memory?
[05:20] <darkelfjuggalo> how do i update bios?
[05:21] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: memtest at boot
[05:21] <nurfee> you're getting close to the similarity
[05:22] <darkelfjuggalo> i did memtest, for over 5 hours with no errors and it repeating the same thing more than once[ went through 8 tests, next thing i know it says text 5 again...i stopped after it was on 8 again]
[05:22] <asdffffff> elo world.
[05:23]  * asdffffff slaps _KaszpiR_ around a bit with a large trout
[05:23] <asdffffff> opps.......
[05:24] <darkelfjuggalo> so how do i update the bios?
[05:24] <asdffffff> i dont kno, but ubuntu is free!
[05:25] <lotuspsychje> !ot | asdffffff
[05:25] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: a question for the ##hardware channel
[05:25] <darkelfjuggalo> thankyou
[05:25] <asdffffff> my apologizy, i did not kno that.
[05:26] <asdffffff> to enter that i type /join # ubuntu-offtopic??
[05:26] <nurfee>    /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:27] <neurot>  /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:27] <neurot> lol
[05:27] <asdffffff> maybe in the conosle area....iono
[05:27] <asdffffff> im kinda in a hurry......
[05:27] <nurfee> It's as if you think we care. ;)
[05:28] <darkelfjuggalo> i can't talk in ##hardware?
[05:28] <asdffffff> is ubuntu going to eat windows?
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> asdffffff: stop the trolling please
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo: register
[05:29] <darkelfjuggalo> this name is registered with nickserv
[05:29] <asdffffff> did i hurt you lotus?
[05:29] <BuzzardBuzz> ubuntu has replaced windows on many amd64 platforms
[05:29] <Geo2b2> Anyone know how to change terminal shortcut key and make it toggleable with one shortcut key? i don't want it to seem like I'm spamming, so, lat time i'll ask.
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> !ops | asdffffff trolling
[05:29] <asdffffff> windows is still the faster os
[05:30] <asdffffff> lotus, can i download you for free too?
[05:30] <nurfee> Geo2b2: What desktop?
[05:30] <Geo2b2> ubuntu mate
[05:30] <darkelfjuggalo> winblows sucks
[05:30] <BuzzardBuzz> yes windows can get a virus much faster than unbuntu
[05:30] <asdffffff> wine could be better.
[05:30] <nurfee> Geo2b2: Must be a key assigner somewhere, never used it.
[05:30] <asdffffff> why dont they just merge and get it over with.
[05:30] <lotuspsychje> darkelfjuggalo, BuzzardBuzz dont feed trolling please
[05:30] <asdffffff> and im not trolling.
[05:31] <BuzzardBuzz> sorry :)
[05:31] <asdffffff> maybe you need a dictionary before you get a computer.
[05:31] <asdffffff> mate,
[05:31] <asdffffff> Dont forget, Obama won the election and shit.
[05:31] <darkelfjuggalo> im just stating my opinion, the troll can crawl under a bridge and eat it's young for all i care.
[05:32] <lotuspsychje> !ot | darkelfjuggalo
[05:32] <asdffffff> its not a troll after all that anti aging cream.
[05:32] <Geo2b2> nurfee, well i tried to make my own shortcut using the keyboard shorcut options, but i can't get it to toggle, like other terminal emulators. If i click the shortcut again it will just continuously open terminals
[05:32] <darkelfjuggalo> i know i know, lotus
[05:33] <asdffffff> lets own windows and call it ubuntu from now on?
[05:33] <asdffffff> ?
[05:34] <nurfee> Geo2b2: Appears to be a #mate channel
[05:36] <Geo2b2> Ok, i'll try out there, thank you
[05:36] <Geo2b2> nurfee,
[05:36] <nurfee> np
[05:43] <asdffffff> asdf
[05:47] <lotuspsychje> !ops | asdffffff trolling
[05:49] <lotuspsychje> tonyyarusso: tnx
[05:57] <trijntje> I've lost access to an encrypted home folder. I have a backup of all files, what is the best way to 'restore' that user so I can use that account again?
[06:02] <trijntje> how can I make a user with a specified uid? Or chance the UID of an existing user?
[06:08] <fullstack> sounds he was like IRCUII
[06:09] <murcha> in ubuntu in /mnt folder when i apply ls "ls: cannot access backupdisk: Input/output error". Any idea?
[06:12] <fullstack> murcha, might be a physical error or something , check dmesg by typing 'dmesg'
[06:14] <murcha> fullstack: thanks! i checked there is an error  "nfs: server <ip_address> not responding, timed out"
[06:15] <murcha> fullstack: from other server there is no any problem with the same configuration.
[06:15] <Gary_943> hello
[06:19] <trijntje> how can I make a user with a specified uid? Or chance the UID of an existing user?
[06:19] <rockstar_> how to make external monitor work with my Dell XPS 15?
[06:21] <Omilun> hello ... debian have a good dictionary like Babylon ?
[06:21] <Kartagis> trijntje: useradd -u uid
[06:21] <Kartagis> trijntje: useradd -u uid user
[06:22] <Geo2b2> Hey again guys. I was wondering if anyone can tell me what i am doing wrong with the command 'wget'. I am trying to download a large file from mega, but it's not working.Here is what i typed 'wget -O filename.mkv *link to mega download*. After that it just downloads the file in less than 10 seconds and says its finished, which is impossible since the file is over 4gb. I checked my downloads and that file doesn't work. Anyone know what i'm doing wrong?
[06:22] <fullstack> Geo2b2, I think mega uses a bunch of javascript and the link might be bogus
[06:23] <trijntje> Kartagis: is there a way to do that from a live system? I can login since I lost my user password with encrypted home
[06:23] <trijntje> *cant
[06:23] <Geo2b2> fullstack, the link i have used before on windows, and it worked fine
[06:23] <Kartagis> trijntje: edit /etc/passwd then
[06:23] <fullstack> Geo2b2,  then try putting single quotes around the link
[06:24] <fullstack> Geo2b2,  wget 'http://mega.com/aaklsdfjaflskd&!@#&*(!@&#(*!@&&7!&!&!&!!&'
[06:24] <fullstack> Geo2b2, the & are probably screwing things up
[06:24] <trijntje> Kartagis: that wont work, since that wont update the encryption password
[06:25] <Kartagis> I've got this 3TB USB HDD, for which syslog says very big device and gparted says unallocated. is there any way I can make it work?
[06:25] <Geo2b2> fullstack, That's what i have been doing, because originally it wouldn't work and give me an error, so the single quote is what i tried after, it didn't give me an error, it just downloaded straight away and didn't work
[06:25] <fullstack> Geo2b2, check the URL in a incognito browser and see if it downloads it
[06:25] <Kartagis> trijntje: I *think* you can use mkpasswd and use that to edit /etc/passwd-
[06:26] <cuqa> hello, is http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/linux-image-3.13.0-55-generic a stable kernel?
[06:27] <Geo2b2> fullstack, you mean download through wget while the browser is in incognito? Or through the browser
[06:27] <Geo2b2> - directly
[06:27] <nurfee> cuqa: Should be, why?
[06:27] <cuqa> just curious
[06:27] <fullstack> Geo2b2,  no.. your URL could be bad. Try testing the URL by pasting it into a browser and seeing if it actually is a good link
[06:27] <cuqa> because the system freezes often apparently
[06:28] <cuqa> but no reason can be seen for the freezes
[06:28] <nurfee> kernel is an awfully big target
[06:28] <Geo2b2> fullstack, I could do that, but it probably wont let me download, because if you go pat 2gbs (i think), they wont let you download unless you have a firefox mega add on. Which i think is not open source.
[06:28] <trijntje> Kartagis: AFAIK only the graphical user config tool updates the encryption keys when you change passwords. I think ill just do a reinstall, thats probably faster
[06:29] <Kartagis> probably
[06:29] <fullstack> Geo2b2, yeah I think the URL isn't a real direct link. You could try hittin gup google for "how to direct link  from mega"
[06:29] <fullstack> Geo2b2, If I remember I think MEGA does encryption INSIDE the browser and requires all sorts of Javascript special stuff
[06:30] <Geo2b2> fullstack, Oh, so all mega links are like that and can't be used through wget?
[06:30] <fullstack> Geo2b2, and if I remember Mega never serves the actual file just the encrypted version.. which is decrypted in the browser. But I haven't used it in a while
[06:31] <fullstack> Geo2b2, you might be able to find some kind of Node.js module that can do something like wget for mega
[06:31] <owen1> lotuspsychje: how can i see the syslog if everything in the terminal is invisible?
[06:31] <Geo2b2> fullstack, I'm a noob and only started using linux this week, lol. Sorry, but what do you mean by node.js module?
[06:32] <fullstack> Geo2b2, if you know node.js you could use this module https://www.npmjs.com/package/mega to write a program to get the file
[06:33] <fullstack> Geo2b2, but you should juse download the file in a browser if you don't..  :)
[06:33] <antonio_> im about to reinstall ubuntu....how can I backup my firefox?
[06:34] <hateball> antonio_: save the ~/.mozilla/ folder
[06:34] <antonio_> ah ok
[06:34] <antonio_> then just copy it over?
[06:34] <Geo2b2> fullstack, I don't know node.js unfortunately, lol. I would download through browser, but im pretty sure mega prompts you if it's a download over 2gb and says you need an add on to be able to download it. The add on isn't open source. Isn't that a bad thing?
[06:34] <hateball> Yep
[06:38] <lotuspsychje> owen1: can you still enter nautilus?
[06:39] <Kartagis> I've got this 3TB USB HDD, for which syslog says very big device and gparted says unallocated. is there any way I can make it work?
[06:40] <trijntje> Kartagis: what do you mean with make it work?
[06:40] <Kartagis> trijntje: access it
[06:41] <ObrienDave> why is it unallocated? have you ever used it?
[06:41] <owen1> lotuspsychje: i should be able to. why? to view syslog?
[06:41] <Haris> hello all
[06:42] <Haris> is ubuntu-14.10-server-amd64.iso bootable ? I'v added it as cd/dvd in vmware, to be connected on power on, but when I power on the VM, I don't get the menu off of this bootable ISO. I get the standard grub menu for boot off of disk
[06:42] <Kartagis> ObrienDave: yea, it was working before I switched a few other distros and came back to my beloved ubuntu, which I have been using since hardy
[06:42] <Haris> already asked this in #vmware. no constructive response yet
[06:43] <ObrienDave> Kartagis, have you tried it under windows? it's really strange it reports unallocated
[06:43] <mini> hi
[06:44] <Kartagis> no, not yet
[06:44] <Haris> I need to recover root password on this VM, to go about my business. I can't do that without booting successfully off of the ISO image
[06:44] <trijntje> Kartagis: I'd guess it got corrupted somehow, unless you can open it on windows or another operating system
[06:44] <Kartagis> I haven't got access to a windows atm
[06:45] <trijntje> Kartagis: it could be gpt, I'm not sure if gparted can read that
[06:45] <Kartagis> trijntje: how do I check whether it's GPT?
[06:45] <ObrienDave> yea, 3TB requires GPT. gparted should be able to read it
[06:46] <Kartagis> http://paste.debian.net/265230/ <--- does this help? fdisk -l output
[06:46] <ObrienDave> i would recommend running chkdsk in windows before you lose anything on the drive
[06:48] <ObrienDave> it looks valid. why gparted says unallocated is beyond me
[06:51] <antonio_> is there any way to force Ubuntu to use a wireless connection when installing ubuntu 14.04  Its not allowing me to use a wifi connection when I try.
[06:52] <darwin> hi, I did a release upgrade to 1404 and now my python3 is totally hosed, giving me : "ImportError: /collections.so: undefined symbol: _Py_ZeroStruct" whenever I try to reinstall python3...
[06:53] <Haris> got it
[06:54] <Sonderblade> any easy way to get 32 bit dev libs installed on 64bit ubuntu? im running into the same issues as this guy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2038875
[06:55] <kostkon> darwin, did you upgrade from 12.04 (or 13.10)
[06:55] <dev-code> hi all. There is any tutorial hot to prevent the DNS leak on Ubuntu using VPN service?
[07:09] <XolYnrac> hello
[07:09] <darwin> kostkon: from 13.10
[07:09] <XolYnrac> can somebady helpme
[07:09] <darwin> kostkon: but that had previously itself been upgraded
[07:09] <XolYnrac> ??
[07:11] <XolYnrac> I have a problem with crosshurd
[07:11] <XolYnrac> could  somebody help me ?
[07:22] <th34lch3m1st> hi
[07:23] <talha> sa
[07:25] <talesnb> hi guys
[07:25] <talha> hi
[07:26] <talesnb> exists rootkit  for ubuntu ?
[07:27] <talesnb> something that creates a hidden User for sshd
[07:27] <XolYnrac> help me please
[07:27] <XolYnrac> with crosshurd
[07:33] <talha> TURK VARMI?
[07:33] <lamadasd> hello
[07:34] <DJones> !tr | talha
[07:34] <th34lch3m1st> I'm on 14.04.2 and I want to edit my 50-synaptics.conf because my touchpad hard button does not work. I've followed several tutorials (askubuntu, ubuntu.com) in many of which suggest to edit /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf or make a copy in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf. Quote from 50-synaptics.conf: "DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE, your distribution will likely overwrite it when updating. Copy (and rename)
[07:34] <th34lch3m1st> this file into /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d first." I have no [xorg.conf.d] folder in /etc/X11/, so should I create that folder or I just have to edit the one in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ ?
[07:36] <almark> talesnb there's chkrootkit
[07:37] <XolYnrac> th34lch3m1st, what do you think that you touchpad need some special  configuration ?
[07:38] <th34lch3m1st> XolYnrac: hard buttons (left click and right click) doesn't work.
[07:39] <XolYnrac> before ?
[07:40] <th34lch3m1st> XolYnrac: I have one finger click and two finger click, no hard buttons click. Fresh install (3 days)
[07:40] <talesnb> almark
[07:40] <talesnb> I want to create a hidden User
[07:41] <talesnb> which rootkit you indicate
[07:41] <talesnb> only for study
[07:41] <k1l> talesnb: what means hidden?
[07:41] <XolYnrac> what environment you have?
[07:42] <talesnb> ubuntu
[07:43] <k1l> talesnb: in short: if you want to test and study the security features: go and read the docs and study it. but we cant help here on illegal issues.
[07:44] <talesnb> understand
[07:45] <javnut> how can I get nautilus to show image dimensions in it's column?
[07:47] <th34lch3m1st> XolYnrac: xinput list-props "SYN1EDE:00 06CB:7442" | grep Capabilities gives me Synaptics Capabilities (298):	1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0 which means (first 1 and third 1) that I have two physical buttons. (I can hear the click when I press left/right bottom edges). 14.04.2 64bit celeron n2840, intel hd graphics.
[07:47] <th34lch3m1st> * ( 298 ) :
[07:55] <javnut> what's a file manager which shows image dimensions in it's column?
[07:56] <hateball> javnut: Dolphin is one
[07:59] <jpds> javnut: cd ~/directory; file *
[08:02] <VanessaE> google is proving fruitless....  is there some way to disable this irritating "smooth scroll" effect in gedit 3.10.4 (as included in *ubuntu 15.04) ?
[08:02] <aeon-ltd> gconf somewhere?
[08:03] <VanessaE> aeon-ltd: I've seen the term used here and there but I do not know what it is (particularly in this context)
[08:05] <aeon-ltd> gconf editor is a program that handles a lot of gnome application configurations
[08:05] <trijntje> I just did a fresh install of 14.04.2 64bit but now I cant upgrade: http://pastebin.com/FWENQCeE
[08:05] <javnut> jpds: thanks
[08:06] <aeon-ltd> VanessaE: 'gconf-editor' is the name of the application, type that in a launcher or terminal
[08:06] <VanessaE> got it open now.
[08:06] <aeon-ltd> ok
[08:07] <VanessaE> nothing useful there.
[08:09] <sweet21> i have installed ubuntu 12.04 in mac desktop but sound via earphone doesnt work but  internal speakers work perfect any help please?
[08:11] <aeon-ltd> sweet21: is it muted in alsamixr
[08:11] <aeon-ltd> ?
[08:11] <aeon-ltd> *alsamixer
[08:14] <sweet21> aeon-ltd: how can i check wether it is muted in alsamixer
[08:15] <fuwan> Alright I have this line: ifconfig eth0 | perl -nE '/(?<=inet addr:)(\d+.\d+.\d+.\d+)/ and print $1' ### which works perfectly fine on the cli but whenever I run it from a cronjob, it will say: ifconfig: command not found
[08:16] <ObrienDave> trijntje, use apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:16] <ObrienDave> trijntje, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:17] <fuwan> hmm nvm, I think I found the solution :)
[08:31] <pz3Gull> Hi, Everyone!
[08:32] <trijntje> ObrienDave: I've rebooted and that seemed to have fixed the problem, I haven't been able to test your solution
[08:33] <antonio___> Hey folks
[08:34] <pz3Gull> Does anyone know where I could download the original Radiance theme's folder ?
[08:34] <antonio___> Is this the official ubuntu chat?  Using irc on my phone..hard to tell
[08:35] <trijntje> antonio___: it is
[08:35] <trijntje> pz3Gull: apt-get download?
[08:35] <antonio___> Thanks
[08:35] <bojan> I want to configure a mail server in ubuntu...Any guiding materials??
[08:36] <antonio___> I just did a fresh install install of Ubuntu.  I need to access wifi so I can start downloading stuff.  Only problem is I can't access a wifi connection.
[08:36] <pz3Gull> @trijntje, the theme's folder isn't a package, is it ?
[08:37] <barq> I get the error W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net trusty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY C2518248EEA14886 when doing apt-get update. How can I fix this?
[08:37] <trijntje> pz3Gull: no, but if you open the .deb with file-roller (archive manager), you'll probably find the theme folder in there
[08:39] <m0e42> @bojan: http://bfy.tw/ZF6
[08:39] <pz3Gull> @antonio, You should looking for an additional pilot, into your settings
[08:40] <pz3Gull> @trijntje, Thanks, I will do it!
[08:50] <antonio___> pz3Gull: what's a pilot and how do I do that?
[08:51] <pz3Gull> @antonio, Sorry, I think the right translation in English is "driver"
[08:52] <antonio___> Ah...does anyone know of anything I can do to get my Wifi working? Im guessing Ill have to use a terminal set of commands to diagnose the problem
[08:54] <anonyme55> hello Drone
[08:55] <anonyme55> Je cherche un site WEB pour apprendre le systeme d'exploitation Linux
[08:59] <gier_do> hi antonio! we need a bit more information about your system. what wifi card are you trying to get to work?
[09:00] <antonio___> gier_do: the built in one...not sure what kind
[09:01] <ObrienDave> trijntje, glad it's working for you
[09:01] <gier_do> antonio___: :)
[09:02] <gier_do> antonio___: this information was not helpful. built into what laptop? do you have a serial number? make of the laptop (I guess it's a laptop)?
[09:03] <antonio___> gier_do: its an inspiron laptop (Dell)
[09:04] <cfhowlett> antonio___, model number?
[09:04] <antonio___> Inspiron 1545 gier_do
[09:04] <cfhowlett> antonio___, I got this.  if you have the ubuntu USB you can enable the broadcom wifi via terminal
[09:05] <cfhowlett> antonio___, or you can get the Linux STA drivers from http://www.broadcom.com/support/?gid=1
[09:05] <antonio___> cfhowlett: I've got an install cd
[09:06] <cfhowlett> antonio___, 14.04??
[09:06] <antonio___> Can I download them and just install them?
[09:07] <cfhowlett> antonio___  they're on the USB
[09:07] <antonio___> I don't have the ubuntu u.can I just copy the drivers over?
[09:08] <cfhowlett> antonio___, get the ubuntu .iso
[09:08] <cfhowlett> or CD
[09:08] <antonio___> The installation CD?
[09:09] <cfhowlett> antonio___, this method references ubuntu 12.04.  some files have been removed from 14.04 but functionality is built into the kernel.  skip the files you can't find.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#STA_-_No_Internet_access
[09:16] <siddharth030> i delete a folder as root
[09:16] <siddharth030> where does it goes i want it back please help
[09:17] <cfhowlett> !root | siddharth030
[09:17] <k1l> siddharth030: what folder? and what command for deleting did you use?
[09:18] <hateball> !undelete| siddharth030
[09:30] <tete_> hi, i am facing some serious problems with my R9 280x (ati driver). i get black screens with segfaults after couple of hours working ... someone else having such problems?
[09:31] <tete_> http://pastebin.com/HfMkk7xr
[09:33] <lotuspsychje> tete_: wich ubuntu version?
[09:33] <tete_> 15.04
[09:34] <lotuspsychje> tete_: you could try a 14.04.2 liveusb to see if that fixes it
[09:34] <tete_> the problem is that this occurs just random... i *guess* it has something to do with firefox and flash which causes a crash in X
[09:35] <lotuspsychje> tete_: if you need more stable try LTS version
[09:35] <lotuspsychje> tete_: no other grafix drivers show up additional driver list?
[09:36] <tete_> i have 3 in the list
[09:36] <tete_> xserver-xorg-video-ati, fglrx and fglrx-updates
[09:37] <tete_> now i am using fglrx-updates
[09:37] <lotuspsychje> tete_: did youn try others and reboot, to see if they perform better?
[09:37] <tete_> the problem is that i have a 144hz monitor and the others can absolutly not handle that
[09:37] <tete_> the others have even problems with 120hz
[09:38] <tete_> i will switch the driver to see if it still crashes...
[09:38] <lotuspsychje> tete_: wich driver did ubuntu choose by default?
[09:38] <tete_> i guess the regular one, the xorg ati driver
[09:39] <tete_> brb
[09:40] <tete_> its using now 77hz ... wtf - is there some way to change that?
[09:44] <b52_> #ubuntu
[09:47] <pkull> It seems that I ran out of memory on an EC2 server: http://pastebin.com/u6R5x35Q with error message -bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: No space left on device Can anyone tell me what's going on and how to approach the situation?
[09:47] <tete_> the regular driver can not handle 144hz, stuck at 77hz at 1920x1080, guess there is no way around that
[09:47] <tete_> xrandr --output DVI-D-0 --mode 1920x1080 --rate 144
[09:48] <tete_> Rate 144.0 Hz not available for this size
[09:48] <ikonia> pkull: you've ran out of disk space, add more disk/clear space down
[09:48] <tete_> pkull, check with "df"
[09:49] <tete_> oh sorry, did not check your pastebin :)
[09:50] <tete_> pkull, in that case i would do a: cd / && for I in *; do du -sh $I; done
[09:50] <tete_> and check if /home or such are using too much
[09:51] <EriC^^> or du -sh /*
[09:52] <tete_> wow, did not know that works too :)
[09:52] <EriC^^> :)
[09:53] <moolinex> join #belgique
[09:54] <HakkaH> ok got a question I'm trying to find certain files of mumble/murmur especially murmur.ice but so far  no luck does anyone know where it might be placed on 14.04?
[09:55] <pkull> tete_, home is using 2.9 GB
[09:55] <pkull> That too much=
[09:55] <pkull> ?
[09:55] <EriC^^> tete_: did you try adding a custom mode?
[09:56] <EriC^^> gtf 1920 1080 144
[09:56] <EriC^^> to get the modeline
[09:56] <tete_>   # 1920x1080 @ 144.00 Hz (GTF) hsync: 169.06 kHz; pclk: 451.72 MHz
[09:56] <tete_>   Modeline "1920x1080_144.00"  451.72  1920 2080 2296 2672  1080 1081 1084 1174  -HSync +Vsync
[09:56] <tete_> that? i have no idea how to use that :/
[09:57] <tete_> the last time i was configuring X was in slackware 3.9 or such...
[09:57] <tete_> by editing the xorg.conf
[09:57] <EriC^^> xrandr --newmode 1920x1080x144 451.72  1920 2080 2296 2672  1080 1081 1084 1174  -HSync +Vsync
[09:58] <tete_> xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[09:59] <EriC^^> try xrandr --newmode 1920x1080x144 452.50  1920 2088 2296 2672  1080 1083 1088 1177 -hsync +vsync
[10:00] <antonio___> I need to access a folder on a CD..how can I do this via term?
[10:01] <tete_> EriC^^, http://pastebin.com/23DyF3tF
[10:02] <EriC^^> antonio___: sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /mnt
[10:02] <EriC^^> then cd /mnt
[10:03] <EriC^^> tete_: type xrandr -q | nc termbin.com 9999
[10:04] <tete_> http://pastebin.com/yHXN15QS
[10:05] <pkull> Would it be a bad idea to delete /var/swap.1 ?
[10:05] <cfhowlett> antonio___, mount
[10:05] <cfhowlett> !mount | antonio___
[10:06] <[976497]A> Hi, I'd like to join or create a team of enthusiastic, flexible, helpful and experienced programmers. Share with me what do you think about it, please.
[10:06] <EriC^^> ill brb tete_
[10:06] <EriC^^> it'll work
[10:07] <cfhowlett> [976497]A, first thought: wrong channel.  try #ubuntu-offtopic.  thanks.
[10:08] <EriC^^> tete_: xrandr --addmode default 1920x1080x144
[10:08] <[976497]A> cfhowlett: oh, yes. sorry :)
[10:08] <tete_> EriC^^, xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[10:09] <EriC^^> tete_: try xrandr --output default --mode 1920x1080x144
[10:10] <pHuNk3r5> hey I've got ubuntu in virtualbox but it's complaining the hdd is full.  I used virtuals vboxmanage to increase the HDD to 20gb, however, ubuntu still states that the hdd is full.  Any ideas how to get ubuntu to recognise the increased hdd?
[10:10] <tete_> EriC^^, same again: xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[10:10] <cfhowlett> pHuNk3r5, sudo apt-get autoremove to clear out old kernels.
[10:12] <pHuNk3r5> cfhowlett, okay done that and restarted but still getting the same error
[10:13] <kostkon> pHuNk3r5, check the output of  df -h
[10:13] <cfhowlett> pHuNk3r5, grr.  OK, then, officially over my head.  sorry.  ask again in channel; someone more informed than I will certainly know.
[10:14] <pHuNk3r5> cfhowlett, cheers anyway.  kostkon, /dev/sda1 size-6.3gb used-5.9gb use 100%
[10:15] <EriC^^> tete_: which graphics card and driver are you using?
[10:15] <EriC^^> tete_: lspci -k | grep -A2 VGA
[10:16] <kostkon> pHuNk3r5, now you know. The resize didn't work.
[10:16] <tete_> http://pastebin.com/jkKQbw8d
[10:16] <tete_> EriC^^, interesting, it says fglrx but i switched from fglrx to the open driver
[10:16] <pHuNk3r5> virtualbox says it worked but ubuntu hasnt recognised it.  So I was wondering how to make ubuntu recognise it
[10:16] <EriC^^> tete_: did you reboot?
[10:16] <tete_> yes
[10:17] <EriC^^> type dpkg -l | grep fglrx
[10:17] <EriC^^> how did you install the amd one?
[10:17] <kostkon> pHuNk3r5, did you really resize the partition or added a new partition?
[10:17] <kostkon> pHuNk3r5, a new disk that is
[10:17] <cfhowlett> pHuNk3r5, a thought, you resized.  did you then activate/add the additional space?  with gparted?
[10:18] <pHuNk3r5> (VBoxManage modifyhd YOUR_HARD_DISK.vdi --resize SIZE_IN_MB) -- that's the command I did
[10:18] <pHuNk3r5> cfhowlett, yeah I ain't done that, I was wondering how
[10:18] <kostkon> pHuNk3r5, didn't work. Simple as that
[10:18] <tete_> EriC^^, http://pastebin.com/RftxPQfD
[10:18] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: you need to expand the partition, then the filesystem
[10:18] <tete_> to be honest, i can not remember how i installed them...
[10:18] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[10:19] <EriC^^> tete_: try sudo apt-get purge fglrx*
[10:19] <pHuNk3r5> kostkon, http://i.imgur.com/VSNuDNc.png
[10:19] <EriC^^> tete_: then sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-video-{ati,radeon}
[10:21] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: you made the disk 20gb?
[10:21] <kostkon> pHuNk3r5, run gparted as EriC^^ suggested. You might need to resize the partition.
[10:21] <pHuNk3r5> EriC^^, termbin.com/uyka
[10:21] <tete_> EriC^^, ok, will just reboot
[10:22] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: can you boot a live .iso ?
[10:22] <pHuNk3r5> yeah sure thing
[10:23] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: you need to boot an .iso to have a live session, and then run gparted and expand the first partition
[10:24] <pHuNk3r5> EriC^^, thanks I'll try that now
[10:24] <cfhowlett> pHuNk3r5, change your virtualbox settings to boot the ubuntu .iso.  start gparted.  resize the partition.  reset vbox to boot the ubuntu hdd.
[10:24] <pHuNk3r5> cfhowlett, thanks
[10:24] <tete_> EriC^^, thanks, its working now with 144hz and radeon driver
[10:24] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: you need to resize the filesystem as well
[10:25] <EriC^^> pHuNk3r5: not sure if gparted does that for you, if it doesn't you need to use resize2fs to expand it
[10:25] <EriC^^> tete_: great
[10:25] <Johnny_Linux> woohoo
[10:26] <Johnny_Linux> i run ati also, work waaaay better than any other ive had, glmark2 reports 100%
[10:37] <pehlert> Hey folks. I created a desktop file for a python script which opens a window using tk. When I click the launcher, it starts the script, but creates a new icon in the launcher instead of just marking the existing one as "launched" (adding that little dot).. Is there anything I'm missing here?
[10:45] <tete_> Johnny_Linux, i dont play on linux
[10:45] <tete_> i need it to work
[10:45] <Johnny_Linux> all work and no play makes johnny a dull boy
[10:46] <tete_> lol
[10:46] <kostkon> pehlert, there should be some calls in tk that will help the DE make the connectiob between the two, window and icon, like setting a window title, app name if possible, etc.
[10:46] <pehlert> kostkon: So what exactly needs to match? The window title should match, I'm not sure about app name
[10:48] <m0e42> @Johnny_Linux: playonlinux and steam are best spots for playing on linux
[10:51] <tete_> Johnny_Linux, but you dont work in a motel, dont you? :P
[10:51] <kostkon> pehlert, not match per se, just make sure you've set a window title. Have you set the icon in tk or in your desktop file?
[10:53] <kostkon> pehlert, actually the icon it's irrelevant. In reality, your DE does not make the connection between the desktop file and the window.
[10:53] <O_Andrew> Is 3072 Bytes per frame too much for a usb hub to hundle?
[10:53] <O_Andrew> s/hundle/handle/
[10:54] <kostkon> pehlert, but i'm guessing setting the icon in TK would at least show the same icon for the '.' window as well
[10:58] <bwm> Will I continue to get security updates for openjdk7 on 14.04?  openjdk7 is at end of life and there will be no more updates.  So I assume that means no more security updates, even if there is a major problem.  I'm trying to figure out if I have to upgrade our servers to openjdk-8 and if so how, given openjdk-8 is not in 14.04 standard repositories.
[11:05] <thenwkg> Hi, i am trying to install Android Studio using this PPA : https://paolorotolo.github.io/android-studio/ But i keep getting 404 errors when i do sudp apt-get update.
[11:07] <Rubas> Hi all, in htop - in top-right corner there is info about how many tasks and threads are active, but also "x running", what does "x running" mean? (it's just above Load average)
[11:08] <bushmaster> hi, anyone knows how to connect wirelessly
[11:09] <bazhang> !wifi | have a read bushmaster
[11:09] <bazhang> !broadcom | and this bushmaster
[11:11] <bushmaster> not sure how to install it
[11:11] <Rubas> "x running" means how many processes are currently running.
[11:13] <O_Andrew> Uvcvideo is causing me so much trouble :/. Are there any alternatives to it?
[11:14] <bushmaster> okay, solved it, thanks
[11:20] <tonino> !ciao
[11:20] <tonino> !list
[11:21]  * vlt wonders why the !list factoid isn't in Italian anymore :-D
[11:34] <cfhowlett> O_Andrew, mplayer
[11:35] <cfhowlett> vlc
[11:36] <O_Andrew> cfhowlett: these still require the uvcvideo driver though D:
[11:37] <cfhowlett> O_Andrew, false.  vlc is pretty self-sufficient so far as drivers are concerned.
[11:38] <cfhowlett> I have both of those packages and no uvcvideo
[11:38] <cfhowlett> see for yourself with apt-cache show vlc or mplayer
[11:39] <O_Andrew> VLC is unable to open the MRL 'v4l2:///dev/video0'. Check the log for details
[11:39] <O_Andrew> meanwhile at dmesg = uvcvideo: No fast enough alt setting for requested bandwidth.
[11:40] <cfhowlett> O_Andrew, eh.  okay, over my head. sorry
[11:41] <O_Andrew> no prob:) vlc is self-sufficient when it comes to codecs. by the way
[11:44] <O_Andrew> I made a threat summarizing my issue here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2284237 But it seems like im the first one to get something like this, and googling for the error just finds me actual code
[11:48] <mgnt1089> Hello everybody!    I need a little help:    is there a dbg package for "libpangocairo-1.0-0"?    I am using Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS.
[11:49] <Superpelican_> Hello I am trying to do a minimal Ubuntu 15.04 install on a Asus Eee PC 1015 netbook
[11:49] <Superpelican_> however the installation hangs at the step where it partitions the / partition
[11:49] <Superpelican_> I have already rebooted it once and tried again
[11:49] <Superpelican_> but now it's hanging again
[11:50] <Superpelican_> (it hangs at 33%)
[11:56] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[11:59] <testinis> hello
[12:10] <O_Andrew> So there are no other setting in uvcvideo, other than its quirks?
[12:11] <O_Andrew> Where can i see the available bandwidth of the usb hub?
[12:16] <sciomini> Are there any issues running Ubuntu 14.04 on the 13" Macbook pro with Retina display?
[12:19] <edgardoweb> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia9YSGiYh5w&feature=share
[12:24] <antonio2> Hey folks
[12:26] <lixunero> bazhang, hello
[12:31] <new0> what FTP best to use?
[12:31] <ikonia> none
[12:31] <ikonia> try to avoid using ftp if possible
[12:32] <new0> ikonia, then?
[12:32] <new0> ikonia, ho, u mean i should use Git? what for now...
[12:32] <ikonia> new0: what are you trying to do ?
[12:33] <new0> ikonia, working on a project of website
[12:33] <ikonia> so move the files ontot the host without using ftp
[12:34] <Pici> new0: sftp is preferred over ftp.
[12:34] <new0> Pici, ok. right now what i need is just FTP. dunno other method beside git
[12:35] <new0> which cant use for now
[12:35] <eraggo> new0: There is quide in Github to setup ssh connectivity on your repo
[12:35] <root_> how to make install graphics driver for ubuntu 15
[12:35] <eraggo> root_: on which graphics card?
[12:37] <new0> eraggo, just fTP no sftp or git. i tried using normal ftp but dunno how to list the files or copy them from live to local
[12:37] <root_> amd eraago i downloaded using mozilla and archived it and how to build using terminal
[12:39] <eraggo> new0: which package you did download?
[12:40] <eraggo> root_: still i kind of need to know which graphics card are you referring to
[12:40] <new0> eraggo, i didn't, i used ftp
[12:40] <root_> amd
[12:41] <eraggo> new0: so you did download zip file from the github?
[12:42] <eraggo> root_: AMD has many models of graphics cards. May i have model too?
[12:42] <new0> eraggo, no. i just did ftp domain
[12:42] <new0> is FileZilla good to use?
[12:43] <root_> eraggo:32 bit how to make a install using terminal am beginner for ubuntu
[12:44] <Ben64> root_: you need to answer the questions first
[12:45] <Ben64> root_: also, it is not a good idea to be running irc, or almost anything as root
[12:45] <root_> yes
[12:46] <root_> eraggo : please help me
[12:47] <root_> eraggo: commands
[12:47] <eraggo> root_: which graphics card are you referring to?
[12:48] <eraggo> root_: let's keep it easier: laptop or dekstop? model of pc?
[12:49] <root_> eraggo:its desktop dell optiplex 7010
[12:52] <new0> so, what best ftp for termail to use? easy to use FTP
[12:53] <ikonia> there isn't a best
[12:53] <ikonia> and you shouldn't be using ftp if you can help it
[12:53] <eraggo> root_: which of AMD graphics card is installed in your system? 7570 or 7470?
[12:55] <new0> ikonia, ok, then what is easy to use that the normal ftp that came with Ubuntu
[12:55] <new0> ?
[12:55] <ikonia> ftp comes with ubuntu
[12:55] <ikonia> just use that
[12:55] <ikonia> but if you can, don't use ftp at all
[12:55] <root_> erago 7570
[12:58] <eraggo> root_: http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Ubuntu+x86+32
[13:00] <root_> i downloaded from this link and extract on desktop then what can i do
[13:01] <root_> eraggo
[13:01] <cfhowlett> root_, sudo dpkg -i filename.deb       will install it
[13:02] <root_> ok thanks
[13:04] <eraggo> root_: you may need to reboot after install :)
[13:07] <kristhian> anyone knows how to install lib32 in ubuntu?
[13:07] <new0> ikonia, sure, but if i want to use something that working better than ubuntu ftp, what should i lookd for?
[13:09] <new0> anyway, for now i find something called: gFTP
[13:09] <new0> hope to find something better
[13:11] <Pici> new0: better how?
[13:11] <root_> how to install kali linux security tools on ubuntu
[13:12] <tete_> new0, i really loved lftp - dont know if thats shipped with ubuntu
[13:12] <tete_> if you need a GUI, i would prefer filezilla
[13:12] <cfhowlett> !kali | root_, kali is not supported here.
[13:12] <tete_> no its not shipped :)
[13:13] <TiZ> Hi there. I've got a really strange problem with my work computer. Something is strange with the port it's connected to, and it always insists it's unplugged even when it is. Is it possible for me to override link detection somehow?
[13:13] <root_> cfhowlett:- dpkg status database is locked by another process when i use sudo dpkg -i commmand
[13:14] <EriC^^> !aptlock | root_
[13:14] <EriC^^> root_: is software center closed and another terminal using apt/dpkg ?
[13:14] <EriC^^> root_: update manager maybe?
[13:18] <root_> software center is closed
[13:18] <eraggo> root_: update-manager may be running background
[13:18] <TiZ_> Sorry, I got disconnected somehow! I'll ask again; I have a strange thing with my ethernet port at work where the connection will work just fine all the way up to a reboot, and then it can't detect the link anymore. Is it possible for me to override link detection?
[13:19] <root_> eraggo: how do i stop update manager
[13:19] <EriC^^> root_: type ps aux | grep dpkg | nc termbin.com 9999 and paste here
[13:19] <cfhowlett> root_, follow the aptlock link you got earlier
[13:22] <root_> thank all
[13:24] <pbx> in my launcher (unity, 14.04), i have chrome pinned to position #8. most of the time it works sometimes, but sometimes a page opened in chrome by another app spawns another instance. where might this inconsistency be coming from?
[13:26] <eraggo> pbx: Are you sure there is no chromium(blueish logo) and chrome(reddish logo) installed at same time?
[13:31] <pbx> eraggo, just chrome
[13:33] <Radon_3> hi folks i am trying to control a friend's system for them from remote. Which is the best safest most stable way to do this? I am going to updtae her system and install some applications that she might need
[13:33] <Radon_3> I know about ssh and teamviewer like applications
[13:33] <Radon_3> but I like to know your expert ideas
[13:35] <demhlyr> both options are fine. if you dont need to see any graphical interfaces, ssh might be faster/easier for you
[13:35] <Radon_3> fellas?
[13:35] <cfhowlett> !patience | Radon_3
[13:36] <Radon_3>  demhlyr: which one is the most secure, cause I don't need possible introsions, and then she thinking that I did something to her system...
[13:36] <Radon_3> *introsions = intrusion
[13:36] <hateball> Radon_3: SSH
[13:36] <Radon_3> oh, btw both systems are running ubuntu
[13:37] <demhlyr> if the problem is trust issues with her, i'd say teamviewer. she will have a button to abort it easily
[13:37] <demhlyr> just saying...
[13:37] <Radon_3> hateball : thanks, so I will ask her to make me an ssh account. thanks
[13:37] <hateball> Radon_3: If you set up SSH with keybased auth and disable password auth then only the one with the key (you) will be able to log in
[13:37] <Radon_3> oh... and can she see what I am doing?
[13:37] <Radon_3> by using teamviewer i mean?
[13:37] <demhlyr> yes
[13:38] <Radon_3> cool, then i think it is better to go with teamviwewer
[13:38] <demhlyr> teamviewer behaves as if you would be sitting on her pc basically
[13:38] <Radon_3> cause the last thing i need is a mistrusting friend
[13:38] <eraggo> pbx: i had similar issue few nights back. I think google has knowledge about it and may be working on it
[13:38] <przemytriel> Hello Guys how to enable mod_expires on ubuntu 12?
[13:42] <eraggo> pbx: if you need to join 2 windows together you can always drag tabs between them
[13:49] <Pici> przemytriel: sudo a2enmod expires
[13:50] <przemytriel> Pici:  Thanks, is apache restart is required?
[13:50] <Pici> przemytriel: it may be.
[13:51] <przemytriel> Ok thanks dude
[13:51] <TotalMadness1> Would I be able to get some help?
[13:52] <pbx> eraggo, thanks for the replies. the possibility that it's a chrome issue (vs just me being incompetent with launcher) is good enough for me now
[13:52] <cfhowlett> !ask | TotalMadness1,
[13:55] <daniel__> have new tv monitor and have connected via hdmi but dont have clear HD desktop!! picture looks grainy any suggestions?
[13:55] <daniel__> have the propriety fglrx-updates driver installed
[13:55] <EriC^^> danieltype xrandr -q | nc termbin.com 9999
[13:57] <TotalMadness1> I have an HDD that is giving me an error of NTFS signature is missing, what can I do to fix this and access what's on the drive?
[13:57] <EriC^^> TotalMadness1: what's the exact error?
[13:57] <TotalMadness1> Do you want me to paste the entire text?
[13:58] <daniel__> have the propriety fglrx-updates driver installed
[13:58] <cfhowlett> !pastebinit | TotalMadness1,
[13:59] <daniel__> EriC^^, i get a http address back
[14:00] <TotalMadness1> I don't know if I did this right; http://paste.ubuntu.com/11793236/
[14:00] <eraggo>  have chrome pinned to position #8. most of the time it
[14:00] <eraggo> oops
[14:01] <eraggo> Can i disable middle mouse button pasting somehow? :S
[14:02] <eraggo> since that wasn't first time i accidentally clicked it on terminal
[14:03] <daniel__> EriC^^, i get a http address back
[14:04] <OerHeks> daniel__, that is oke, paste the url here
[14:05] <daniel__> OerHeks, http://termbin.com/8351
[14:06] <daniel__> OerHeks, bare in mind i have set up the correct resolution on the HDTV monitor just looks real grainy
[14:09] <Superpelican_> [13:49:15] <Superpelican_> however the installation hangs at the step where it partitions the / partition
[14:09] <Superpelican_> [13:49:26] <Superpelican_> I have already rebooted it once and tried again
[14:09] <Superpelican_> [13:49:30] <Superpelican_> but now it's hanging again
[14:09] <Superpelican_> [13:49:43] <Superpelican_> (it hangs at 33%)
[14:09] <Superpelican_> an answer on AskUbuntu suggested checking the integrity of the .iso
[14:10] <Superpelican_> but I can't seem to find the md5 sum for mini.iso
[14:10] <gp5st> I have a 1-disk system atm. I want to add a second disk; what is the best way to create a raid-1 array?
[14:10] <cfhowlett> !raid | gp5st
[14:11] <MACscr> the grub graphics mode. Is that just for the grub menu or does that affect the resolution once you get to the text only login prompt? The default resolution for console from my ip kvm just seems way to long. Hard to read output from commands like ifconfig, etc. have to use "less" each time
[14:11] <mtn> Superpelican_, have you tried doing the partitioning using gparted on the live disk?
[14:12] <Superpelican_> mtn: There is no live disk, because it's a minimal install iso
[14:13] <daniel__> OerHeks, http://termbin.com/60zy this is on the monitor with grainyness
[14:13] <Superpelican_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[14:13] <mtn> Superpelican_, there are several commmand line partitioners, or get a good live disk that has gparted, if you prefer a gui partioner, which might be easier
[14:13] <Superpelican_> okay, will try that
[14:14] <Superpelican_> But I how do I know that there isn't something wrong with this Ubuntu version on this netbook?
[14:14] <mtn> Superpelican_, wrong in what way?
[14:14] <Superpelican_> ah the checksum is listed on the community wiki page
[14:15] <Superpelican_> well something that isn't related to the partitioning itself
[14:15] <mtn> Superpelican_, oh, you mean something wrong with the iso you are using? yes, check it out with the checksum
[14:16] <gp5st> cfhowlett: my qustion was not how to set up raid. my question was how to turn an existing single disk into a raid array.
[14:16] <Superpelican_> well no
[14:16] <Superpelican_> that wasn't what I meant
[14:16] <cfhowlett> gp5s.t, sorry for confusing the issue
[14:16] <Superpelican_> but never mind I just checked the sum
[14:16] <Superpelican_> and it differs!
[14:16] <Superpelican_> so something is wrong with the ISO
[14:20] <Superpelican_> mtn: Downloaded mini.iso again, but the checksum differs again
[14:20] <Superpelican_> but it's the same as the last ISO!
[14:20] <mtn> Superpelican_, no idea. maybe use a different iso?
[14:24] <cfhowlett> Superpelican_, are you direct downloading??
[14:24] <Superpelican_> yes
[14:24] <dan_8> hello
[14:24] <cfhowlett> Superpelican_, stop that.  use torrents
[14:24] <Superpelican_> Are there torrents for the minimal ISO?
[14:24] <Superpelican_> Because they aren't listed on the community wiki page
[14:24] <Superpelican_> of which I posted the link
[14:25] <dan_8> hello, I'm Dan and this is my first Linux :D
[14:27] <cfhowlett> Superpelicant, not seeing the torrent - shocked at that
[14:27] <daniel__> can anyone help with grainy graphics problem on HDTV monitor? ati (proprietary) driver flgrx-updates in use just thought the screen should be clear
[14:28] <jamescarr> Silly question... I need to logrotate some logs but it looks like the app is logging the date too
[14:28] <jamescarr> I mean
[14:28] <jamescarr> each logfile is something like app.log.20150628
[14:28] <jamescarr> can logtrotate cleanup the oldest ones or will I need to cron clean them?
[14:42] <Guest26436> giorno a tutta la chat
[14:42] <MACscr> when doing vlans in ubuntu, does the physical interface have be be up first before i can assign a vlan to it? Im just trying to do basic testing right now
[14:45] <cfhowlett> !it | Guest26436,
[14:52] <TotalMadness1> I have an HDD that has the error: NTFS signature not found. What do I do to fix it?
[14:56] <whiz> Yo
[14:58] <TotalMadness1> I have an HDD that has the error: NTFS signature not found. What do I do to fix it?
[14:59] <rtreleaven>  TotalMadness1 we heard you the first time
[14:59] <mtn> TotalMadness1, do you want to have it blank or fixed, somehow, saving the data?
[14:59] <TotalMadness1> THat's the issue. I need the data that's on it to restore a separate PC
[15:00] <mtn> TotalMadness1, I would suggest using a windows channel, or google, since it has nothing to do with linux
[15:01] <TotalMadness1> I was told earlier something about extra drivers being needed, but I had to fix a separate issue first, which distracted me.
[15:01] <darwin> anyone any idea how to resolve my totally munged python3 install on 14.04?
[15:01] <phoenix_r> mtn, +1
[15:02] <tomas_> hello, anybody has opengl 3.3 running?
[15:03] <RussianOrthodoxC> GT. I have read on ubuntu-site about upgrading 14.04.1 to 14.04.2 with command line (shell). I did all that. And now when I try to update the system I recieve - W: Error GPG: http://archive.ubuntu.com trusty Release: Следующие подписи неверные: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com> What should I do?
[15:05] <RussianOrthodoxC> I upgrade trusty kernel and stack to -lts-utopic.
[15:08] <RussianOrthodoxC> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack
[15:09] <RussianOrthodoxC> The 14.04.2 and newer point release will ship with an  updated kernel and X stack by default. If you have installed with older  media you can use the following to install the newer kernel from 14.10  (Utopic):
[15:09] <RussianOrthodoxC> sudo apt-get install --install-recommends linux-generic-lts-utopic xserver-xorg-lts-utopic libgl1-mesa-glx-lts-utopic libegl1-mesa-drivers-lts-utopic
[15:10] <RussianOrthodoxC> I did all that.
[15:11] <keevitaja> hi, is there a way to get monochrome skype icons for unity?
[15:14] <Johnny_Linux> might wanna try gnome-look . org
[15:20] <gnudon>  I need help with the error from sudo apt-get upgrade: dpkg: error processing package emacs (--configure):
[15:20] <gnudon>   dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[15:20] <gnudon>  Errors were encountered while processing:
[15:20] <gnudon>   emacs24
[15:20] <gnudon>   emacs
[15:22] <teward> gnudon: pastebin the entire apt-get upgrade output.  Kinda need to know what else the error says.  Also, `sudo apt-get install -f` may help
[15:26] <DammitJim> if one is running multiple instances of tomcat7 on ubuntu, where does one set the JVM_OPTS for each instance?
[15:28] <kevchen> Hello
[15:29] <azizLIGHT> how do i get the grub menu
[15:29] <azizLIGHT> when i reboot i dont see it? id like to to boot to an older kernel
[15:30] <eraggo> azizLIGHT: left shift on boot
[15:30] <azizLIGHT> either its too fast or im too slow
[15:30] <azizLIGHT> is that applicable to 15.04
[15:30] <tosse> ittle shit nignogs
[15:30] <tosse> whats yp
[15:30] <tosse> how are uuuuuuuu doing????
[15:30] <zykotick9> azizLIGHT: try holding shift after bios
[15:30] <tosse> zykotick ya little wanker
[15:30] <tosse> u wot m8?
[15:30] <tosse> u wot?
[15:30] <tosse> you fucking wot m8?
[15:31] <tosse> you fucking wot??
[15:31] <tosse> you fucking wot m9??
[15:31] <tosse> you fucking wot+[15:31] <tosse> u wot m)()(8
[15:31] <tosse> u fycjgking what
[15:31] <tosse> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[15:31] <tosse> give me attention
[15:31] <azizLIGHT> eraggo: zykotick9 thanks left shift worked
[15:32] <azizLIGHT> i guess my older kernel is also useless for vmware shared folders
[15:33] <azizLIGHT> and i guess that means i need to setup samba
[15:40] <azizLIGHT> is it possible to install an older kernel somehow
[15:42] <azizLIGHT> ah never mind, i got it to work
[15:43] <azizLIGHT> wasnt booting to an older kernel because theyre listed in grub in descending order from newest to oldest
[15:43] <azizLIGHT> and i selected the first one
[15:43] <Superpelican_> cfhowlett: Interesting just tried to install Debian 8.1 (network install) and it has also stalled at what seems to be about 1/3rd (33%)
[15:43] <Superpelican_> so it's not inherent to Ubuntu
[15:44] <bq> clear
[15:44] <N_ick> lol. hi guyz ;) .
[15:44] <mtn> Superpelican_, how big is the partition you are trying to install to?
[15:44] <igorek536> всем привет!
[15:45] <Superpelican_> well it's a pretty normal 250 GB HDD
[15:45] <Superpelican_> WD if IIRC
[15:45] <mtn> Superpelican_, how big is the actual partition?
[15:45] <Superpelican_> well I let it use the entire disk
[15:46] <Superpelican_> I didn't choose any special options
[15:46] <mtn> Superpelican_, look at the partitions with gparted and see how big it is or what layout is there
[15:46] <Superpelican_> everything is default
[15:46] <Superpelican_> ok
[15:48] <N_ick> okay, i also have a question : i'm using this command : cat /dev/ttyS0 do display a continous flow of datas coming from a serialport. i need to add a 3 seconds delay to the output,
[15:48] <N_ick> is there any possibility to store cat's output somewhere in memory and display it 3 seconds later?
[15:49] <eraggo> N_ick: if you want to see raw data you could use "watch"
[15:53] <pbx> N_ick, this sounds familiar. what's the reason for wanting to add 3 seconds' latency?
[15:55] <Superpelican_> mtn: booting GParted Live USB now
[15:57] <shudon> hi all :) i've changed my font settings in /etc/fonts/conf.d how do i reload my fonts?
[15:57] <baja> hi people im back. Im hearing a some dot sound in my computer after ever few minutes.
[15:58] <baja> might that be a problem with ubuntu
[15:59] <Superpelican_> mtn: Okay according to GParted there is a 9,31 GiB btrfs partition at /dev/sda1, a 288,78 GiB extended partition at /dev/sda2, in which a linux-swap partition of 1,46 GiB and an unknown 287,31 GiB partition are located
[15:59] <Superpelican_> which are respectively located at /dev/sda5 and /dev/sda6
[16:00] <shudon> ah, fc-cache
[16:00] <Superpelican_> okay GParted has wiped the disk
[16:00] <tankerkiller125> Hello I have a major problem with my 15.04 install. I was using the propitiart AMD drivers. However they were causing an issue with one of my applications so I switched back to the open source ones. Now after reboot I get the following error: "starting version 219"
[16:00] <mtn> Superpelican_, if sda1 is your root, it is quite a bit too small, but shouldn't stop the install
[16:00] <Superpelican_> no, that is what currently is on the disk
[16:00] <Superpelican_> not why I chose during the installation
[16:00] <Superpelican_> during the installation I let it use the entire disk
[16:00] <mtn> Superpelican_, well, then it did not do any partioning at all
[16:00] <Superpelican_> and overwrite everything
[16:01] <Superpelican_> so looks like something is wrong with the partitioning tool used in Debian 8 and Ubuntu 15.04
[16:01] <eraggo> tankerkiller125: which graphics card are you using? Is your computer desktop or laptop?
[16:01] <mtn> Superpelican_, try repartioning to your desire using gparted from the live disk.
[16:01] <Superpelican_> because the latest GParted live cd has just wiped it
[16:01] <Superpelican_> and the CD apparently is based on Debian 4.0!!
[16:02] <Superpelican_> well not an actual CD
[16:02] <Superpelican_> but you get what I mean
[16:06] <tankerkiller125> eraggo: I have an AMD HD 6750, Desktop
[16:09] <Superpelican_> mtn: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/debian-hangs-on-formatting-stuck-@-33-a-925375/
[16:10] <Superpelican_> by the way I'm now trying again to install Debian 8.1
[16:10] <maelcum> hello. i'm evaluating on-screen keyboards. one of them is ubuntu-keyboard. has it been deprecated or something?
[16:10] <mtn> Superpelican_, the first thing that link suggests is using gparted from a live disk!!
[16:10] <maelcum> development has been slow since 2013, it's missing korean and japanese, and it's only in the universe repository.
[16:11] <eraggo> tankerkiller125: Do you have 32 or 64 bit system?
[16:12] <StevenXL> Hi everyone. I am running Ubuntu as a host in VMWare Player.
[16:12] <StevenXL> I would like to install open-vm-tools. I've already run "sudo apt-get install open-vm-tools", and that worked fined.
[16:12] <StevenXL> But now I don't know what else to do.
[16:12] <Superpelican_> mtn: Oh, it's a 320 GB HDD by the way, not 250 GB
[16:12] <N_ick> pbx: basically, what i need to display with cat is a webradio playlist (ascii) which is continuously refreshed. so cat's output is continuous. Cat's output is currently in advance over the audio i'm broadcasting so i need to add some delay to run in sync.
[16:13] <N_ick> sorry i don't really know how to explain in english.. :/
[16:13] <tankerkiller125> eraggo: 64bit. Unfortantly I can't actually fix it now (power just decided to fail on me) So my desktop is down for now. I will come back later when the power comes back.
[16:14] <Superpelican_> N_ick: Well you kind run some kind of script for that
[16:14] <Superpelican_> *could
[16:15] <linuxero> tarifa yoigo sin fin
[16:15] <eraggo> tankerkiller125: support.amd.com has very good search functionality to search drivers :) remember to choos x86_64 edition on the drivers
[16:15] <N_ick> yep, something like storing cat's output in a variable, sleep 3s, cat variable?
[16:15] <blz> Hello, I'm having trouble updating ca-certificates with a self-signed cert.  I suspect the problem is fairly simple, but I've detailed it here: http://askubuntu.com/q/642321/62958  Any thoughts/advice?
[16:15] <tankerkiller125> eraggo: Thanks I'll try that when the power comes back online.
[16:20] <AppAraat> hello, I'm installing the Ubuntu 14.04 netinstall, and there seems to be an issue with "live-installer" install component - http://imgur.com/a/H9wlr
[16:20] <AppAraat> the first and second pic are meant to go the other way around
[16:21] <abs25> hello
[16:21] <abs25> First time installing linux, which version should I go for?, 14.04.2 or 15.04?
[16:21] <N_ick> @ Superpelican_ yep, something like that :  storing cat's output in a variable, sleep 3s, cat variable? then i need to purge the variable periodically... right?
[16:22] <eraggo> i would like to recommend 15.04 but i am using 14.something. Works like a charm
[16:23] <abs25> eraggo, I wont have any issue installing 15.04 even though I am first time installing linux?
[16:23] <eraggo> abs25: probably not
[16:23] <abs25> because on webpage it says recommened for most users at 14.04 version
[16:24] <teward> abs25: the trade off is cutting-edge vs. stability - 14.04 is probably more stable.  15.04 has newer software.
[16:24] <mtn> abs25, 14.04 is a long term support, so will be supported for much longer
[16:24] <eraggo> abs25: depends on your system; if you have high-end graphics card that will come issue.
[16:24] <abs25> no I have 3 year old low level gpu
[16:24] <eraggo> abs25: go for 14.04
[16:25] <abs25> mtn, what does that mean they wont update 15.04 but they will 14.04
[16:25] <abs25> ok
[16:25] <mtn> abs25, support, not just updating. after a few months, 15 will no longer get any updates
[16:25] <mtn> or support
[16:25] <abs25> why the numbers go down?
[16:25] <abs25> why is 14 better than 15?
[16:25] <abs25> makes no sense
[16:26] <eraggo> abs25: ubuntu uses format yy.mm; yyi s year and mm is month
[16:26] <heywood> hi all. i made an alias to MD5 as follows: md5sum(){ /sbin/md5 $@ | awk '{print $4}' ;} to extract just the checksum. this fails if the filename has spaces. how can i modify this to handle that case?
[16:26] <teward> abs25: 14.04 is an LTS (5 years of support).  15.04 is an interim release with a much shorter support period.
[16:27] <abs25> oh so they keep developing bit unstable stuff for advanced users, but keep working on one older version with support for regular users,?
[16:27] <eraggo> abs25: yes
[16:27] <abs25> interesting, thanks !
[16:28] <AppAraat> a bit of a related question, is it easy to upgrade from non-LTS versions?
[16:28] <AppAraat> like non-LTS to another non-LTS?
[16:28] <OerHeks> AppAraat, sure, change from lts to regular upgrade in you update manager
[16:28] <OerHeks> softwarecenter > edit > sources
[16:29] <eraggo> AppAraat: downgrade..... good luck
[16:29] <cemg> hello guys , i give chmod this file , then when i run it , it doesnt work , it just only becomes root, https://paste.kde.org/p5kfzjmmb
[16:29] <cemg> whats the problem here ?
[16:29] <AppAraat> OerHeks: I intent to use the CLI though, but I guess in that case I'll have to modify /etc/apt/sources.lst ?
[16:30] <AppAraat> eraggo: thanks for the heads-up. This is one of the reasons I intend to keep good backups.
[16:31] <alebin> the Boot-Repair program, can that wipe the entire mbr?
[16:32] <OerHeks> AppAraat, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Upgrades
[16:32] <AppAraat> thanks
[16:33] <eraggo> cemg: with sudo su you do login as root. Remove that line and replace it with sudo's when needed.
[16:33] <cemg> but wont it ask me for passwords ?
[16:34] <alebin> it should ask for your user pass
[16:34] <cemg> or to agree that installations
[16:34] <cemg> i dont want it
[16:34] <eraggo> cemg: script that short it should ask it once
[16:35] <alebin> can ubuntu checksum the mbr some how?
[16:36] <cemg> isnt there any other way ?
[16:36] <alebin> cemg: that's kinda how ubuntu is designed
[16:37] <cemg> when it becomes , then i type CTRL+D , after that it starts download everything without asking
[16:37] <cemg> when it becomes root ..
[16:38] <rypervenche> cemg: You could run it as the root user.
[16:39] <rypervenche> cemg: When I need to run a script that needs root permissions, I don't bother with adding "sudo" to each line and hoping that it doesn't take too long to run, thus requiring me to type my password again. I run it as the root user.
[16:40] <teward> rypervenche: so just run the script itself with sudo?
[16:40] <cemg> sudo su
[16:40] <cemg> then execute ?
[16:40] <teward> oop nevermind
[16:40]  * teward just showed up late xD
[16:40] <rypervenche> cemg: That won't always be the best way to do things, but it depends on what you need. Actually, reading the script, I wouldn't run it as root.
[16:40] <OerHeks> cemg, not sudo su, use ' sudo -i '
[16:41] <cemg> hmm okey
[16:41] <rypervenche> cemg: It is creating a python virtual environment. You'll want to do that as a normal user.
[16:41] <OerHeks> or sudo < script>
[16:41] <cemg> sudo ./installer.sh ?
[16:42] <rypervenche> cemg: Lines 5 to 24 need root privileges. I would just add sudo in front of each line there.
[16:42] <cemg> i did
[16:42] <rypervenche> cemg: Then run the script as your user, no need for sudo.
[16:42] <cemg> sudo ./installer.sh
[16:42] <cemg> hmm okey
[16:42] <rypervenche> cemg: Just run ./installer.sh
[16:42] <smallfoot-> Anyone having problems with mouse acceleration? It seems its disabled for me.
[16:43] <cemg> okey i will add sudo in front of everyline
[16:44] <OerHeks> cemg, running that script as root does the same.
[16:44] <cemg> sudo su  , then just ./installer.sh ?
[16:45] <Superpelican_> mtn: So it still isn't finished partitioning...
[16:45] <Superpelican_> It think it has stalled again
[16:45] <rypervenche> cemg: No no. You want to run it as your normal user.
[16:45] <rypervenche> cemg: Or whatever user you plan on using.
[16:45] <mtn> Superpelican_, using gparted from the live disk?
[16:45] <cemg> yeah
[16:45] <Superpelican_> no
[16:45] <cemg> i want to run it as a normal user
[16:45] <Superpelican_> I removed all the partitions with GParted
[16:45] <rypervenche> cemg: That script is a mess.
[16:46] <Superpelican_> and now I am trying to install Debian again
[16:46] <cemg> why ? :D
[16:46] <mtn> Superpelican_, why not? it has been suggested to you here and in the link you mentioned. just do it!
[16:46] <rypervenche> cemg: Lines 46 and 49 need sudo as well
[16:46] <smallfoot-> Anyone having problems with mouse acceleration? It seems its disabled for me.
[16:46] <Superpelican_> But how should I partition it?
[16:47] <eraggo> !patience | smallfoot-
[16:47] <cemg> i think the best way is adding sudo everyline
[16:47] <Superpelican_> Is about 25/30 minutes normal for a 320 GB HDD in a weak computer?
[16:47] <mtn> Superpelican_, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/35676/how-to-choose-a-partition-scheme-for-your-linux-pc/
[16:47] <Pici> cemg: overusing sudo can lead to system issues, please do not use it more than necessary.
[16:47] <cemg> ahh , then i dont know what to do :(
[16:47] <Superpelican_> Yes, but how will I get Debian to use an existing partition scheme?
[16:48] <rypervenche> cemg: You do NOT want to add sudo to every line.
[16:48] <cemg> which lines , just that all apt-get lines ?
[16:49] <OerHeks> Superpelican_, sounds like more a question for #debian
[16:49] <xcyclist> vsftp is giving me trouble.
[16:49] <xcyclist> The install did not give me a default vsftp.conf file in /etc.
[16:49] <Superpelican_> OerHeks: yes, but I was having the exact same problem with Ubuntu 15.04
[16:50] <Superpelican_> which I originally was trying to install
[16:50] <rypervenche> cemg: Delete line 4, then add sudo to 5 through 24, 35, 46, and 49
[16:50] <Superpelican_> it also stalled at 1/3rd in the partitioning stage
[16:50] <alebin> I have a semi-complicated question. If I install win8.1 to a partition on a ssd drive, then install Ubuntu 15.04 to another partition on the same drive, then use the Ubuntu CD to Veracrypt the Ubuntu install partition, will I be able to boot to Win8.1? Then reboot to the CD, unencrypt the Ubuntu installation partition, and reboot into Ubuntu 15.04?
[16:50] <ikonia> alebin: encypt at install
[16:50] <ikonia> alebin: the encyption of ubuntu has no impact on windows
[16:50] <alebin> ikonia: attackable by windows malware
[16:51] <ikonia> alebin: what ???
[16:51] <rypervenche> alebin: I would recommend using LUKs encryption during installation.
[16:51] <alebin> ikonia: i don't want windows having any access at all to a single bit of data on that linux partition
[16:51] <ikonia> alebin: it won't
[16:51] <ikonia> it can't read the file system
[16:51] <rypervenche> lol
[16:51] <ikonia> you don't even need to encypt it
[16:51] <alebin> ikonia: i don't want it having access to the encryption bootloader or anything, evil maid an all that junk
[16:52] <ikonia> alebin: it won't
[16:52] <alebin> ikonia: windows malware can install extfs drivers
[16:52] <ikonia> so you don't need to encypt it
[16:52] <ikonia> alebin: you're being silly
[16:52] <alebin> ikonia: i'm being realistic for these times
[16:52] <ikonia> and totally unrealistic
[16:52] <ikonia> alebin: no you are not
[16:52] <OerHeks> fud
[16:52] <ikonia> do what you want
[16:52] <xcyclist> The main thing is I cannot log into ftp using my username.
[16:53] <rypervenche> xcyclist: What is your reasoning for using the FTP protocol? What do you need out of it?
[16:54] <cemg> okey thank you so much guys for your help
[16:55] <rypervenche> alebin: Regardless of your reasoning, you can use the LUKS guided installation and you'll be fine. :)
[16:56] <alebin> rypervenche: seen way too many attacks against luks lately to trust it
[16:56] <rypervenche> oooook, I'm with ikonia on this one.
[16:57] <alebin> rypervenche: i'm looking for pretty much total separation of code.. win code over here.. reset/clear ram.. ubuntu code over here
[16:57] <alebin> rypervenche: short of a bios tampering, it would be secure
[16:58] <rypervenche> alebin: Well, we have given you a solution. If you do not like it, you are free to look elsewhere. Personally I would not trust Veracrypt at all. But I won't get into that. We can chat in offtopic if you wish to talk about that.
[16:58] <OerHeks> alebin,  "total separation of code" means 2 machines
[16:58] <Pici> [B/72
[16:58] <alebin> OerHeks: yeah, short of two machines :D
[16:59] <alebin> i just don't trust windows at all anymore, and wouldn't use it at all if it weren't for pretty much all the games being windows only
[16:59] <ioria> i know Ext2Fsd, but i didn't know it had write permissions
[17:12] <eraggo> alebin: that is why people should vote with their wallet :)
[17:14] <alebin> eraggo: yeah, it's getting there slowly, with the Source engine from Valve/Steam
[17:18] <eraggo> alebin: Not by engines itself; developers making games using engines, since (with Source engine inlisted too) there is more game engines possible for linux markets. Releasing for multiple platforms seems to be issue
[17:33] <ronin> what does this mean "o use Citrix Receiver in Chrome and/or Chromium, run: xdg-mime default wfica.desktop application/x-ica"
[17:33] <ronin> run what :/
[17:34] <rypervenche> ronin: From the cmomand line, run that command, starting with xdg-mime.
[17:34] <ronin> oh
[17:34] <tms> @ronin it seems like config parameters for a chrome "desktoped" app
[17:36] <abhijain> trying to make swap partition and when using mkswap for  formation its give error device or resource busy
[17:38] <ikonia> abhijain: swap it off
[17:39] <abhijain> ikonia: I didnt swap it on then what is the use of swap it off
[17:39] <rypervenche> abhijain: what device are you trying to mkswap?
[17:40] <abhijain> ikonia: [root@client Desktop]# mkswap /dev/sdb7 /dev/sdb7: Device or resource busy
[17:40] <ikonia> abhijain: what are you typing the name /dev/sdb7 2 times
[17:41] <ikonia> abhijain: if it's busy - it's in use by something, that normally means it's mounted or swapped on
[17:41] <abhijain> ikonia: its not mounted
[17:41] <ikonia> abhijain: why are you doing /dev/sdb7 /dev/sdb7
[17:42] <abhijain> ikonia: it was typo error here in chat I am just doing  mkswap /dev/sdb7      or  # umount /dev/sdb7 umount: /dev/sdb7: not mounted
[17:43] <ikonia> thats not how you unmount something
[17:43] <ikonia> abhijain: what was this partition before you decided to make it swap
[17:44] <lixunero>  in spanish please
[17:44] <ikonia> !es | lixunero
[17:44] <abhijain> ikonia: partition of 11GB that is not mounted
[17:44] <ikonia> 11GB swap, thats a lot
[17:44] <lixunero> whats is ubottu?
[17:44] <ikonia> lixunero: a bot
[17:47] <abhijain> ikonia: thanx its done, actually one of partition from same disk was mounted I made it umount and it works !!
[17:47] <Pici> /36/36
[17:57] <baja> hey guys im trying to get my node version in the terminal typing node -v
[17:58] <baja> its not showing and i have already installed node
[17:59] <xcyclist> Sorry rypervenche for not answering immediately.
[17:59] <xcyclist> The need is I have two windows developers who want to help maintain a site using visual studio.
[18:00] <xcyclist> It was anticipated by them that they could get in if they had ftp protocol available.
[18:03] <xcyclist> I tried several other things, and login ftp consistently fails for my user, which works with ssh.
[18:07] <rypervenche> xcyclist: Any reason you're not using SFTP? FTP is not secure and it's a very old protocol.
[18:08] <yingw787> hi guys
[18:08] <yingw787> does anyone know a good channel for lxc support
[18:08] <wizzy__> Hi. I'm having a problem with the OSD popups from applications. qBittorrent ran out of disk space, thus spammed hundres of notifications. Previously all these notifications would all be shown at once and be gone after 5 seconds. Now each notification comes up one by one, and it takes 30-45 minutes before the all notifications in the queue has been shown. How can i clear this queue?
[18:09] <yingw787> linux containers
[18:09] <ikonia> yingw787: try using #freenode or the alis bot for channel searching
[18:09] <yingw787> cool thanks I will check that out
[18:09] <ikonia> this is ubuntu support, not a yellow pages for channels
[18:10] <mtn> I hear google can come in handy for searching for things, too
[18:10] <xcyclist> My users want ftp.  I suggested sftp and was told ftp was needed.
[18:11] <xcyclist> I mentioned the security matters.
[18:12] <xcyclist> I tried the reinstall suggestions here, and am still unable to log into my AWS EC2 using ftp with the vsftpd installed:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/47260/where-is-vsftpd-conf.
[18:13] <jan_> facebook
[18:14] <linuxd> bubblemon shows a memory usage of 65%(10.7/16.4GB).isn't it a sort of high rate?
[18:15] <yingw787> welp I got back here from #freenode
[18:15] <yingw787> hrmm if I configure xfs for a computer are the containers also configured
[18:18] <ernalve_> Hi, I'm having trouble connecting my m3 GoGear Vibe 8gb on ubuntu. When i connect it as MTP, Nautilus recognizes it as an audio player but just shows an empty Internal Storage folder. When i switch the mp3 to MSC mode it won't connect and says: "Unable to open device «[usb:002,010]» MTP". Any help???
[18:23] <xcyclist> Still unable to install vsftpd on an ec2 and make it work.
[18:24] <rypervenche> xcyclist: Unless they need anonymous access, which they don't since they need write access, any decent FTP client will also support SFTP.
[18:26] <rypervenche> xcyclist: Most people are using Filezilla these days, which supports SFTP.
[18:26] <xcyclist> No, they don't need anonymous access.  The client is visual studio....
[18:28] <rypervenche> xcyclist: Ah ok. I missed that. Sucks to be them. I can help you if you like.
[18:29] <xcyclist> What do you suggest?
[18:31] <xcyclist> rypervenche:  I am very interested in any helpful suggestion.
[18:32] <HakkaH> ok got a question I'm trying to find certain files of mumble/murmur especially murmur.ice but so far  no luck does anyone know where it might be placed on 14.04?
[18:32] <telecentro> Olá boa tarde!
[18:33] <OerHeks> HakkaH, locate < file >  or find < file> , ' which mumble '  should give some clues too
[18:33] <Bashing-om> HakkaH: ' sudo find / -name murmur.ice ' "find" it for you ?
[18:34] <HakkaH> will try
[18:34] <rypervenche> HakkaH: dpkg -L mumble-server | grep ice
[18:34] <jhutchins> HakkaH: dpkg -L mumble
[18:34] <jhutchins> rypervenche: Better.
[18:35] <HakkaH> found it many thanks
[18:36] <ernalve_> Hi again! My MP3 Philips GoGear Vibe doesn't connect on Ubuntu 14.04. ¿What can I do?
[18:38] <ernalve_> The mp3 allows MTP and MSC connections. When I connect it as MTP, Nautilus recognizes it as an audio player but just shows an empty Internal Storage folder. When i switch to MSC, i get this error: "Unable to open device «[usb:002,010]» MTP".
[18:42] <aikidouke> im working on a box that seems to have gotten stuck between a trusty-vivid upgrade. i didnt do that part, just trying to fix it
[18:42] <aikidouke> grub is showing only 3.13 kernels but 3.19 is the only kernel that is installed
[18:43] <aikidouke> i can edit the linux-image line in grub and change it to 3.19 and boot into rescue mode, but the machine doesnt recognize the keyboard after that...
[18:43] <aikidouke> any ideas?
[18:44] <hhee> guys. which nice audio player with stream record exosts in ubuntu?
[18:44] <hhee> exists
[18:45] <Ownix> Hey guys these permissions are over my head.  I have a Samba share on Debain mounted on my Ubuntu here. I can see the files but I can only read. when I ls I see that my ubuntu user is the user and group.
[18:47] <linuxd>  how could I modify to this circuit to include a blinking LED? http://www.lirc.org/receivers.html
[18:47] <linuxd> join #mythubuntu
[18:47] <regedit> hello I have an Epson Perfection V30 scanner. What are my chances for using this on Ubuntu?
[18:48] <Bashing-om> aikidouke: Maybe a tough situation. I would boot a liveDVD and mount the install partition and see what the system things is the present release ' cat /mnt/etc/issue' and look at what is in the /boot directory ' ls -al /mnt/boot/ ' . for starters .
[18:48] <regedit> related link 1 http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=118282&infoType=Downloads&platform=OSF_O_LINUX
[18:49] <regedit> related link 2 http://download.ebz.epson.net/dsc/search/01/search/searchModule enter "perfection v30"
[18:49] <aikidouke> thanks Bashing-om, doing that now, back after a bit maybe
[18:50] <Bashing-om> aikidouke: We are here to help .
[18:50] <jhutchins> regedit: Pretty decent, (x)sane gets support from the Cups project which is Apple's printing system.
[18:51] <jhutchins> regedit: Is this a multifunction or just a scanner?
[18:51] <regedit> holy crap it's mentioned here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EPSON%20GT-F720%2C%20GT-S620%2C%20Perfection%20V30%2C%20Perfection%20V300%20Photo
[18:51] <regedit> jhutchins: just scanner (if you mean like also fax etc)
[18:52] <regedit> jhutchins: i should just follow steps from that page? or are there better recommended steps
[18:52] <Tai15> if you have a problem with an mdadm array and have to force it to start, are there any follow-up steps to make that persistant after reboot?
[18:53] <Tai15> or will it start up automatically at next reboot without forcing it?
[18:53] <jhutchins> regedit: I'd go with the Ubuntu docs.  We're here if you run into something.
[18:53] <regedit> jhutchins: ok thanks!
[18:54] <noncomcinse> I'm trying to get audio to work on my installation of ubuntu-server-14.04.2
[18:55] <grinchier> ubuntu is spyware
[18:55] <Tai15> do you have anything to back that up grinchier?
[18:55] <DX099> Tai15: don't mind, it's a bot
[18:55] <Tai15> oh, sorry DX099
[18:55] <regedit> jhutchins: i'm a x64 bit system, so i take the amd64 not the i386 right?
[18:56] <grinchier> Tai15: Ubuntu, a widely used and influential GNU/Linux distribution, has installed surveillance code.  When the user searches her own local files for a string using the Ubuntu desktop, Ubuntu sends that string to one of Canonical's servers.  (Canonical is the company that develops Ubuntu.)
[18:56] <grinchier> mint and ubuntu,  also redirect yahoo and amazon searches
[18:56] <grinchier> google it for yourself
[18:56] <grinchier> not to mention so many gov't agents,  that make them cave and bend over like pansies
[18:57] <Tai15> noncomcinse, what problems are you having geting audio to play?
[18:58] <root____> hello
[18:58] <teward> !crosspost | noncomcinse
[18:59] <ernalve_> hey again: this link (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgphoto2/+bug/616596) refers to my problem. Can anyone help me  in commenting out the referred line 785?
[19:00] <grinchier> Tai15: i recommend trisquel
[19:00] <grinchier> easier to use then ubuntu,  and cleaner
[19:01] <noncomcinse> Tai15: Any program that should have audio output is silent
[19:01] <Tai15> Go troll somewhere else, I don't care what you recommend
[19:01] <grinchier> Tai15: so then why did you ask me to back it up,   are you mad now that I've done so?
[19:01] <jhutchins> msg ubottu iso
[19:02] <Tai15> noncomcinse, have you installed sound drivers, like ALSA
[19:02] <Tai15> iirc, server doesn't come with them by default
[19:02] <Bashing-om> regedit: "  jhutchins: i'm a x64 bit system, so i take the amd64 not the i386 right? : correct .
[19:02] <noncomcinse> Tai15: I installed alsa-utils which comes with alsa-base as a dependency
[19:02] <noncomcinse> Are sound drivers seperate from that?
[19:03] <regedit> Bashing-om: thank you!
[19:03] <Tai15> h/o noncomcinse, I'm going to log into my server and check something
[19:03] <grinchier> its amazing how much cooler my cpu runs on trisquel compared to ubuntu
[19:04] <Tai15> noncomcinse, and you've gone into alsamixer and made sure your sound was turned up?
[19:04] <noncomcinse> Tai15: Yes.
[19:04] <Bashing-om> regedit: :) so long as we are not talking about a Mac system .
[19:05] <grinchier> hasn't mac machines got hacked first in alot of hacker contests before windows and linux? lol
[19:05] <grinchier> but don't worry.....mac's are "safer"....
[19:06] <Tai15> huh, beats me then noncomcinse, sorry ._.
[19:06] <grinchier> noncomcinse: best to ask debianuser in #alsa
[19:07] <Hobbet1> i have a basic question i sure is it better to use the intel cpu proprietary driver or not?
[19:07] <grinchier> Hobbet1: depends, do you notice any differences?
[19:08] <noncomcinse> I shouldn't have to reboot to get alsa to work but I might as well try it.
[19:09] <grinchier> Hobbet1: for example i use the proprietary nvidia drivers on the 3.13 kernel because otherwise,  i freeze when resuming suspend
[19:09] <Hobbet1> no so is there a difference to use one or the other
[19:09] <grinchier> but another fix,  would be to keep the open source drivers and update the kernel
[19:09] <grinchier> Hobbet1: then just stick with the open source driver
[19:10] <noncomcinse> Nope. No dice.
[19:10] <grinchier> Hobbet1: many claim open source drivers are more secure,   they are definitely way less bloated
[19:10] <grinchier> also more compatible with kernel upgrades
[19:11] <grinchier> Hobbet1: but if you want even less bloated,  use trisquel instead of ubuntu
[19:11] <grinchier> lol
[19:17] <regedit> well well ubuntu, you've done it this time; that was a relatively smooth experience getting my Epson Perfection v30 up & scanning (with a decent UI at that)
[19:17] <regedit> or i was just very lucky i bought that particular model
[19:17] <regedit> thanks again jhutchins!
[19:19] <Bashing-om> !hcl | regedit There is always
[19:20] <pbx> is it possible to remove the 'updates' menu from the status bar?  14.04 unity FWIW
[19:21] <pbx> its main purpose seems to be to alert me to failures related to wine upgrades :)
[19:21] <MonkeyDust> pbx  i see no updates menu in unity, where do you see it?
[19:22] <regedit> Bashing-om: what are the chances of blindly buying a scanner and /years/ later being the lucky winner of the actually-supported-by-the-distro-you-selected lottery :D
[19:23] <pbx> MonkeyDust, to the left of the network menu. i can't tell you what its normal icon is because it's currently a red 'warning' triangle
[19:23] <OerHeks> pbx, yes, you can remove it by fixing the update, best way i guess
[19:24] <pbx> OerHeks, well yes. but after doing that more or less weekly for the last x months i realized that's all i ever do with that menu and would rather it disappear
[19:24] <OerHeks> click on it, what does it say?
[19:24] <Bashing-om> regedit: Older hardware, chances are good ! Not Lexus ( when are they going to get on-board ?) .
[19:25] <MonkeyDust> pbx  change the update settings: system settings > software & updates > updates
[19:25] <pbx> OerHeks, "The update information is outdated..." this is a new one. subsequent apt update failed on a third-party ppa (spotify) so that may be the cause
[19:26] <lixunero> averroes
[19:26] <pbx> MonkeyDust, i don't see anything related to the status bar icon there
[19:26] <lixunero> microsoft
[19:26] <lixunero> windows
[19:26] <OerHeks> pbx, oke, use ppa-purge to remove that ppa, or disable it if you want to use the spotify app
[19:26] <MonkeyDust> pbx  no, but you can disable automatic updates
[19:28] <mattiasw> Does anyone here have any experience comparing the touchpad on the latest macbook air vs. the dell xps 13?
[19:28] <regedit> Bashing-om: any "political" (i.e. non-financial or time/effort related) reasons why OEMs would not support linux?
[19:28] <pbx> MonkeyDust, right. i want automatic updates, i just didn't want the noise, but that combo doesn't seem to be offered. thanks
[19:32] <MonkeyDust> regedit  discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:32] <Bashing-om> regedit: Whohh , way above my head too . This belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic . Maybe MicroSoft is Lexus' bread and butter ?
[19:33] <regedit> right ok heh
[19:34] <MACscr> how can i change the resolution for console access when accessing my ubuntu server through IP KVM? I have no gui installed on my servers, so its strictly console access
[19:34] <Tai15> Hey guys, I'm sorry, but I'm just in over my head and really need help. I had a problem with my RAID array that's part of an LV, and now, after rebuilding me, I can't mount the LV because it's telling me it doesn't have a valid partition table, even though the RAID array is active and seems fine
[19:35] <MACscr> its through ipmi virtual console access, so no video card is really involved.
[19:37] <Jordan_U> Tai15: Do you really mean a RAID array that is part of an LV, meaning that you have a RAID array whose memebers are logical volumes?
[19:37] <Tai15> Jordan_U, I have a RAID 10 array that's mounted an LV
[19:38] <Tai15> as an LV*
[19:40] <Jordan_U> Tai15: You're not using terminolgy in an understandable way. I assume, since this is the most reasonable configuration, that you have multiple drives that each have partition tables. On each of those drives is a partition that is a RAID member, forming your RAID array, and on top of that RAID array you have an LVM physcial volume wich contains within it at least one LVM logical volume. Is that correct?
[19:40] <Tai15> Jordan_U, I'm sorry if I'm not being clear, but yes, that is exactly how my server is configured.
[19:42] <kodi> hi everybody, can someone tell my why my free disk space is fluctuating from, sometimes 2.8Go to 3.5Go without changing anything?
[19:43] <bghfre> kodi: How big is the full space?
[19:43] <Ben64> kodi: you on kodibuntu?
[19:44] <kodi> no, I'm under xubuntu, and I have installed kodi on it... sorry for the nickname, I've forgotten to change it
[19:47] <Tai15> Jordan_U, according to fdisk -l, each of the harddrives has a single partition with "Linux raid autodetect on it", but my Logical Volume manager does not have a valid partition on it anymore, and I'm not sure what caused that
[19:47] <newke> hi. im thinking of buying a thinkpad. it has belgian keyboard layout, but im comfortable with US. Will keys be mapped correctly?
[19:48] <newke> if ill choose US layout *
[19:48] <Jordan_U> Tai15: By "logical volume manager does not have a valid partition on it" do you mean that there is no Logical Volume?
[19:49] <Tai15> Jordan_U, perhaps this will clarify a bit: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11795124/
[19:50] <bghfre> newke: Should be fine I would think, a replacement US would be about 12$ US maybe.
[19:50] <bghfre> on line that is
[19:53] <Jordan_U> Tai15: A logical volume isn't supposed to have a partition table. What is your end goal?
[19:54] <bennypr0fane> hi, I have a problem with my wlan driver. It doesn't seem to laod (properly at startup). It's the broadcom propietary wl driver. jockey-gtk shows it as being in use, yet when I start the system, wlan doesn't work. as soon as I run sudo modprobe wl in the terminal, it springs to life
[19:55] <Tai15> Jordan_U, before I mounted my RAID by mounting logical volume group. Now it's telling me that it can't do that because there isn't a valid partition table.
[19:55] <bghfre> !broadcom | bennypr0fane use this wiki
[19:56] <Jordan_U> Tai15: What command are you running to try to mount the logical volume?
[19:56] <bghfre> bennypr0fane: THe wiki gives you closed and opensource info.
[19:57] <Tai15> i had a line in my fstab that did it automatically /dev/vgpool/lvraid /srv/samba ext4 defaults 0 1
[19:57] <Tai15> but now it's telling me that "special device /dev/vgpool/lvraid does not exist"
[19:57] <bennypr0fane> bghfre, well it seems my problem is rather clear cut, while not specific to this driver, don't you think?
[19:57] <Jordan_U> Tai15: OK. Please pastebin the output of "sudo blkid".
[19:57] <bghfre> bennypr0fane: Hmm, if clearcut why are you here?
[19:58] <Acer54> is there any embroidery-software available for linux ? I got a sewing machine...
[19:58] <Tai15> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11795209/
[19:58] <bghfre> bennypr0fane: With broadcom we have everybody read the wiki, especially when you mention closed source drivers, we need to know you informed is all.
[19:58] <bennypr0fane> by "clearcut" that I feel I have figured *what the probelm is*, but that doens't mean I know the solution
[19:58] <bghfre> you're*
[20:00] <bghfre> bennypr0fane: I can't help you beyond the wiki so you know. However most use it and are up and runnning, but the channel is to help.
[20:01] <Jordan_U> Tai15: Please pastebin the output of "sudo pvscan && sudo vgscan && sudo vgchange -a y && sudo lvscan && sudo blkid".
[20:01] <bennypr0fane> this wiki deals with determining which driver is needed and how to install and load the right one. once that's done, the only fix that it offers is to reinstall, which I already tried
[20:03] <Jordan_U> bennypr0fane: Is your card supported by the open source b43 driver?
[20:03] <bennypr0fane> Jordan_U, no
[20:03] <Tai15> Here you go Jordan_U http://paste.ubuntu.com/11795255/
[20:05] <Jordan_U> bennypr0fane: Please pastebin the output of "sudo mount -o ro /dev/VG-RAID/LV-RAID /mnt/".
[20:06] <bghfre> Jordan_U: I think you nics are mixed
[20:06] <Tai15> Jordan_U, I think you meant me, and it's "mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[20:06] <Tai15> "
[20:06] <bennypr0fane> bghfre, yup, I think that wasn't for me?
[20:07] <Jordan_U> bennypr0fane: Indeed, sorry about the mistab.
[20:07] <bghfre> bennypr0fane: I don't think so, but they are excellent help.
[20:11] <Jordan_U> Tai15: It looks like you don't have any volume group named vgpool, though according to your /etc/fstab entry you used to. Also, the only logical volume you currently have doesn't have a fileystem. Did you recently try to change something related to LVM?
[20:12] <Tai15> Jordan_U, no, I haven't done anything with the LVM recently
[20:12] <Tai15> I had a problem with my RAID array caused by someone knocking a cable out, but I was able to rebuild the array and now it's active.
[20:13] <Jordan_U> Tai15: How did you rebuild the array?
[20:14] <Tai15> mdadm --assemble --force /dev/md127 /dev/sd[b-h]1
[20:18] <Jordan_U> Tai15: The description for --force states "Assemble the array even if the metadata on some devices appears to be out-of-date. If mdadm cannot find enough working devices to start the array, but can find some devices that are recorded as having failed, then it will mark those devices as working so that the array can be started. An array which requires --force to be started may contain data corruption. Use it carefully."
[20:19] <Jordan_U> Tai15: Why did you decide to use --force?
[20:19] <Tai15> uh, when I tried to --assemble --scan, it told me there was only one drive (!?) even though I could clearly see the other ones
[20:21] <Jordan_U> Tai15: And what lead you to believe that --force was specifically the option you should use?
[20:22] <Tai15> I was reading https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/RAID_Recovery and trying to follow the steps they provided
[20:26] <bennypr0fane> guys, any new ideas?
[20:28] <Tai15> any ideas Jordan_U?
[20:29] <bishops> Quick question: What is in your opinion the best laptop to get that can run ubuntu with no problem
[20:32] <OerHeks> bishops, a laptop that comes with ubuntu, or see the HCL list
[20:32] <OerHeks> !hcl
[20:32] <k1l_> bishops: dell or system76 offer to ship ubuntu in first place. then thinkpads and other ones that are run by the typical tech guys.
[20:32] <bishops> OerHeks: i understand, but some laptops on the list once reviewed seem to have problems
[20:33] <bishops> i presonally have a x1 carbon and i feel that the battery is not as good as if it was on windows
[20:35] <bishops> k1l_: yes system76 sounds good, do you think it is better than dell?
[20:35] <nicekiwi> battery on Linux is shockingly bad on all devices :/
[20:35] <nicekiwi> and excessive heat
[20:36] <lixunero> yes
[20:36] <bghfre> nicekiwi: Talk to manufacturers and don't mak broad fud statements.
[20:36] <Geo2b2> Hey. Does anyone know why in Ubuntu, searching online there will always be t=canonical in the url?
[20:36] <bghfre> make*
[20:36] <lixunero> yes
[20:37] <bghfre> !ot | lixunero We will make sure you hang in the correct channel!!
[20:38] <lixunero> thank you
[20:38] <Geo2b2> No one knows about the t=canonical thing?
[20:38] <TJ-> Geo2b2: yes, because Canonical insert that term in the Search provider XML settings: See for yourself: "grep -rn canonical /usr/lib/firefox/distribution/*"
[20:38] <lixunero> canonical!
[20:38] <Jordan_U> Tai15: I'm not very familiar with RAID recovery, so maybe someone else can help. Do you have backups?
[20:39] <lixunero> yes
[20:39] <Geo2b2> TJ-, thanks. But why do they do this? Is it a good idea to remove that, or comment it out?
[20:39] <Tai15> Jordan_U, yes, full backups
[20:39] <TJ-> Geo2b2: To get paid on click-throughs
[20:40] <lixunero> yes yes
[20:40] <Jordan_U> Tai15: Then you may want to just start from scratch and restore from backup, if nobody else has a better idea.
[20:40] <k1l_> lixunero: stop that random stuff.
[20:40] <lixunero> sorry
[20:40] <Geo2b2> TJ-, Oh, ok. Do you know if it's safe to remove? Sorry if thats a dumb question, i'm pretty new
[20:41] <Tai15> Jordan_U, okay, I will follow the steps then on the site I linked to recreate the RAID and hope that works, and if not, I can copy from the backups
[20:41] <Jordan_U> Tai15: As that page mentions, the linux-raid mailing list is also a good resource.
[20:41] <lixunero> k1l
[20:41] <Tai15> okay, I'll send an e-mail
[20:42] <lixunero> I do not say random things
[20:43] <k1l_> lixunero: ##chat for chatting. this channel is for support only
[20:45] <TJ-> Geo2b2: Which search engine do you see it with?
[20:45] <lixunero> KL1 : as well
[20:45] <Geo2b2> TJ-, duckduckgo primarily and google when i use it.
[20:46] <TJ-> Geo2b2: Yes, I've seen it with DDG ... can't see it in that grep for Google though
[20:46] <Geo2b2> TJ-, however if i actually go to the search engine website and search, it doesn't happen for some reason
[20:47] <Geo2b2> TJ-, Then i'm probably wrong about google. Is it okay to remove or comment out the canonical part? I mean, could it possibly do harm?
[20:48] <xangua> Geo2b2: and what harm is it doing¿
[20:48] <TJ-> Geo2b2: I remember a long time ago I figured out how to override the searchplugins in the user home directory, to avoid making a change to the system packages. If you change the system packages upgrades may well fail
[20:49] <Geo2b2> xangua, I'm not sure, i just don't really want it there.
[20:51] <nicekiwi> bghfre, your saying that out of the box linux distors have good power savings? talk about broad fud statements..
[20:51] <bghfre> nicekiwi: I did not say that, you are biased live with it.
[20:51] <Geo2b2> TJ-, Oh, so it's not a good idea for me to remove it? I'm not really sure how to override searchplugins, and since i'm a noob i probably shouldn't try, in case i mess up. Does the canonical thing in general do anything bad, as in, is it possible spyware, adware, etc?
[20:51] <bghfre> embrace it you know reflect
[20:51] <fxmulder> seems when I try to login to my laptop the screen flickers for a couple seconds and then gives me the login screen again
[20:51] <fxmulder> any idea what might be broke there?
[20:51] <TJ-> Geo2b2: It looks like there most of the searchplugins contain some form of distributor indicator, I did a quick survey of the files reported by: "dpkg -S searchplugins"
[20:51] <AppAraat> hello everyone, what commandline wifi manager would you recommend me?
[20:52] <fxmulder> running ubuntu 14.04
[20:52] <xangua> if you are interested about battery life try this nicekiwi http://www.webupd8.org/2013/04/improve-power-usage-battery-life-in.html
[20:52] <poorUser> hi people, does anyone has epic freezes of ubuntu 15?
[20:53] <poorUser> happens with compiz and alt-tab
[20:53] <AppAraat> poorUser: you are probably using AMD or nVidia cards.
[20:53] <poorUser> yes
[20:53] <bghfre> poorUser: JUst the daily download is all, it updates on the install.
[20:53] <poorUser> geforce
[20:53] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: A proprietary grahics driver that was in use ? and now broke in a upgrade, perhaps ?
[20:53] <nicekiwi> xangua, yeah.. but Im not, I avoid inliux on mobile for the reason reason that to get good battery I personally have to tweak a lot of stuff to make it work. Which in the end may or may not help.
[20:53] <nicekiwi> linux*
[20:53] <bghfre> poorUser: Err sorry you meant inthe OS, my mistake.
[20:54] <AppAraat> poorUser: AMD and nVidia are still a bit of an issue there. This is the reason I went with Intel integrated ones. They have open source drivers.
[20:54] <TJ-> Geo2b2: If you want to lose those tracker parameters, then instead of changing the files make a copy under a slightly different name in the same directory (you'll need to use sudo/gksudo for elevated privileges) and then edit the appropriate text inside the XML file, including giving the provider a slightly different title/name, e.g. instead of DuckDuckGo MyDuckDuckGo then when you start Firefox you'll see MyDuckDuckGo as a search provider you can use as your defa
[20:54] <TJ-> ult
[20:54] <poorUser> yep i can only ctrl-alt-f1 and reboot the system
[20:54] <poorUser> no way to get back the desktop
[20:54] <poorUser> :(
[20:54] <AppAraat> poorUser: not even with Ctrl+Alt+F7?
[20:55] <lixunero> poorUaer hello ee
[20:55] <poorUser> even
[20:55] <Techspectre> How can I make all disks mount at boot? For some reason my HDDs don't mount until I get them in Nautilus
[20:55] <poorUser> black screen freeze
[20:55] <bghfre> !fstab | Techspectre
[20:55] <poorUser> i use 346.59 from nvidia updates
[20:55] <Techspectre> bghfre, thank you
[20:56] <bghfre> Techspectre: Hope that helps.
[20:56] <fxmulder> how can I tell if I have a proprietary graphics driver installed?
[20:56] <Geo2b2> TJ-, ahh, that's actually a pretty great idea! Thank you for that. However, when i do this, do i just comment it out, or remove the canonical part in the copy? I don't know too much about how this stuff works, so I'm wondering what the best way to do that part would be
[20:56] <Techspectre> bghfre, it sort of does... I was looking at this. I'm honestly just not entirely sure of myself messing with it
[20:57] <poorUser> when i type ctrl-alt-f7, i return to the desktop, but is frozen / random parts of the desktops are shown
[20:57] <bghfre> Techspectre: Yeah, it is a bit intimidating at first, great help here though, just ask as needed.
[20:58] <TJ-> Geo2b2: You can remove the entire Param  line. In other providers the Param names are different but the same approach applies
[20:58] <lixunero> goodbye all
[20:58] <fxmulder> the nvidia packages I have installed are nvidia-331, nvidia-331-uvm, nvidia-libopencl1-331, nvidia-opencl-icd-331, nvidia-prime
[20:58] <grinchier> poorUser: what kernel?
[20:59] <Geo2b2> TJ-, Thank you very much for the help! I appreciate it. I'll give that a go now.
[20:59] <bghfre> poorUser: Haave you tried al the krnel sets in grub, we had a kernel upgrade lately.
[20:59] <poorUser> Linux 3.19.0-21-generic #21-Ubuntu SMP Sun Jun 14 18:31:11 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[20:59] <Bashing-om> Geo2b2: As you do not know, the 1st step to find out, is to know what the hardware is: ' lspci -vnn | grep VGA -A 12 | pastebinit ' outputs to our paste site .
[21:00] <Geo2b2> Bashing-om, Sorry? I'm not quite sure what you mean there.
[21:01] <poorUser> what do you mean with kernel sets in grub?
[21:01] <Bashing-om> Geo2b2: Sirry, I miss tabed .
[21:01] <Geo2b2> Bashing-om, oh, ok. no problem
[21:01] <bghfre> poorUser: Grub provides you with the kernels you have on your computer.
[21:02] <poorUser> should i modify some settins directly via grub?
[21:02] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: Oprimus card ? ' lspci -vnn | grep VGA -A 12 | pastebinit ' .
[21:02] <bghfre> poorUser: Try an earlier kernel, second line advanced I believe, or recovery I forget exactly, you will see other kernels there, hopefully.
[21:03] <poorUser> i'm having these problems since a lot of times
[21:03] <bghfre> poorUser: I asked you to try one thing.
[21:03] <poorUser> just waiting for a miracle coming from upgrades ^^
[21:04] <poorUser> i had the same problems with all kernels
[21:04] <poorUser> a previous kernel has been fixed?
[21:04] <fxmulder> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: NVIDIA Corporation G96M [GeForce 9600M GS] [10de:0648] (rev a1) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])
[21:04] <bghfre> poorUser: Thanks for sharing, time for lunch here, others can help most likely. ;)
[21:05] <poorUser> :)
[21:05] <poorUser> good lunch tnk for the help
[21:05] <lixunero> ok
[21:06] <Tai15> okay Jordan_U, shot an e-mail off to the RAID list. Thank you for all your help, and I hope you have a good night
[21:06] <TJ-> poorUser: Your symptoms sound very much as if you've got a console framebuffer driver loaded (such as VESA) as well as the Nvidia proprietary driver. In that case they will 'fight' for GPU memory and write into each other's buffers, causing corruption. Usually the nvidia driver detects the conflict and writes a prominent warning into the system's /var/log/dmesg each time the system starts.
[21:06] <grinchier> poorUser: your using compiz?
[21:07] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: Checking.
[21:07] <lixunero> yes
[21:07] <poorUser> ACPI Warning: \_SB_.PCI0.PEGR.GFX0._DSM: Argument #4 type mismatch - Found [Buffer], ACPI requires [Package] (20141107/nsarguments-95)
[21:07] <MonkeyDust> lixunero  it works, we see you, this is the ubuntu support channel
[21:08] <poorUser> SystemIO range 0x0000000000000530-0x000000000000053f conflicts with OpRegion 0x0000000000000500-0x0000000000000549 (\SBGP) (20141107/utaddress-258)
[21:08] <zebrice> ola
[21:08] <grinchier> poorUser: when you freeze if you kill compiz does it unfreeze?
[21:08] <poorUser> ACPI BIOS Warning (bug): 32/64X FACS address mismatch in FADT: 0xAAFE5E40/0x00000000AAFE5D40, using 32-bit address (20141107/tbfadt-283)
[21:08] <poorUser> rarely it works
[21:08] <poorUser> often i need to reboot
[21:10] <qwebirc71682> hi I'm having some issues with my network connections on centos
[21:10] <grinchier> poorUser: what gpu you ahve?
[21:10] <TJ-> poorUser: GFX0._DSM is an ACPI Device Specific Method, and the error indicates that your PC has a bug in its firmware. You should check for updated BIOS/firmware and see if you can install it
[21:10] <MiniFridge> Hello, yesterday I joined here to ask for help with making a Ubuntu live USB that I could use every now and then. No matter what, though, I always get sent to the Busybox intramfs prompt when I select "Try Ubuntu". I have verified the hash of Ubuntu 14.04.2 64-bit and the USB creators. I have tried LiLi and Universal USB Installer. I am using Windows 8.1. Someone mentioned that I may be booting Windows into UEFI and
[21:10] <MiniFridge> that may have been causing a problem, but I verified my OS drive is booting via legacy.
[21:10] <qwebirc71682> I NEED to get the network connection to be called eth0
[21:10] <k1l_> qwebirc71682: well, better ask the centos support then
[21:10] <qwebirc71682> but mine is called eth4
[21:10] <qwebirc71682> how can I change it/
[21:10] <poorUser> geforce gt540m (asus' laptops)
[21:10] <qwebirc71682> k1l_: I would, but the centos chat room is a desert
[21:11] <qwebirc71682> k1l_: I asked but have yet to get an answer
[21:11] <k1l_> qwebirc71682: well, then dont use that OS if support is important to you. please ask in ##linux then
[21:11] <qwebirc71682> k1l_: any help would be really appreciated
[21:11] <MiniFridge> And whenever I boot off the Live USB the USB boot is first and UEFI boot off the USB is second.
[21:11] <TJ-> qwebirc71682: See /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[21:12] <poorUser> tnk TJ
[21:12] <grinchier> poorUser: try kernel 4.1
[21:12] <poorUser> it looks like a  very bad news
[21:12] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Which option did you use to boot the USB drive, or did you try both?
[21:12] <grinchier> and nouveau
[21:12] <poorUser> ok grinchier i'll try that too
[21:12] <MiniFridge> I only tried USB recently
[21:12] <MiniFridge> I can try UEFI, if you want me to.
[21:12] <poorUser> nouveau? are you sure?
[21:13] <grinchier> well try kernel first
[21:13] <grinchier> i think you can disable acpi
[21:13] <poorUser> k i'll try them all
[21:13] <OerHeks> MiniFridge, secure boot disables, and fastboot disabled in windows?
[21:13] <TJ-> poorUser: I'd guess what has happened is the PC has had several Ethernet ports with different MAC addresses, and they've each reserved the next free name for themselves. If those interfaces no longer exist it is safe for you to delete the lines referencing them from the file I pointed yo to
[21:13] <grinchier> acpi=off
[21:13] <grinchier> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Common_Kernel_Options
[21:13] <poorUser> also i've the famous acpi probe fail
[21:14] <TJ-> grinchier: That is never a good idea nowadays; all PCs rely on ACPI extensively
[21:14] <poorUser> i'll try to disable acpit oo
[21:14] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Yes, though actually installing Ubuntu via UEFI could be a problem if you really have Windows installed for BIOS. Why do you have Windows 8 installed on a UEFI based machine, but not using UEFI?
[21:14] <grinchier> TJ-: well if machine keeps locking up,  what could it hurt?
[21:14] <MiniFridge> OerHeks, fastboot is enabled. Secureboot state says, "Unsupported"
[21:14] <TJ-> poorUser: You might find adding to the kernel command line "acpi_os_name=linux" *might* help, though there is no guarantee
[21:14] <grinchier> whole bunch of boot options to try
[21:15] <TJ-> grinchier: Hurt even more, it'll leave key parts of the PC incorrectly configured.
[21:15] <OerHeks> MiniFridge, ah, disable fast boot, that prevents booting from usb
[21:15] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, I honestly don't know why I installed it that way.
[21:15] <jayjo> My ubuntu 14.04 server is really starting to drag, what are my go-to diagnostics to see where this is originating?
[21:15] <poorUser> k tanks to all!
[21:15] <grinchier> TJ-: hurt more then him constanlty having to hard reset?  ok...
[21:15] <poorUser> i'll try all options and repot which one works ^^
[21:15] <grinchier> poorUser: get rid of ubuntu and install trisquel
[21:15] <MiniFridge> Someone was helping me and they may have made an error when I was building my PC or I may have made an error.
[21:15] <Eduard_Munteanu> jayjo, top and iotop?
[21:15] <TJ-> grinchier: Yeah.. like not enabling fans, not configuring chipsets correctly, not reacting to platform events
[21:15] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: OK. Try booting the Ubuntu USB via UEFI but don't install yet even if it boot successfully.
[21:16] <MiniFridge> OerHeks, okay. Thanks.
[21:16] <grinchier> poorUser: install trisquel and update to 4.1 kernel
[21:16] <max1212> кто-то знает где я наити русский форуми?
[21:16] <jayjo> How do I inspect my disk usage, etc?
[21:16] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, I don't want to install Ubuntu. I just want a live USB
[21:16] <poorUser> lol ban -3 -2 ... ^^
[21:16] <grinchier> delete ubuntu lol
[21:16] <TJ-> !mainline | poorUser
[21:16] <MiniFridge> but, I will try what you all said.
[21:16] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: Nvidia recommends the 340 driver for that card : http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_32667.html . What ubuntu release are you running ?
[21:16] <poorUser> tnk TJ
[21:17] <MiniFridge> thanks
[21:17] <MiniFridge> brb
[21:18] <Jordan_U> !ru | max1212
[21:19] <antonio_> Hey folks
[21:19] <max1212> спасибо пожалуйста ubottu
[21:20] <antonio_> I'm trying to use this command to install a bunch of programs from my last installation
[21:20] <pbx> !ru | max1212
[21:20] <Guest17217> trial
[21:20] <pbx> sorry for the repeat
[21:21] <max1212> мне есть важное исследование.
[21:21] <poorUser> [OT] well that trisquel looks nice! i'll try that solution too, as last ^^ [/OT]
[21:21] <max1212> вы думаете что вы можете помог мне?
[21:21] <fxmulder> Bashing-om: this is 14.04
[21:22] <max1212> ubottu: мне есть важное исследование.
[21:22] <max1212> ubottu: вы думаете что вы можете помог мне?
[21:22] <k1l_> max1212: this channel is english only
[21:22] <max1212> ne
[21:22] <max1212> нет
[21:23] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: How about we purge the current driver, and see then what the system will install from the software repository ?
[21:23] <antonio_> I'm trying to reinstall a bunch of programs from my 12.10 installation via this terminal command.  (sudo dpkg --set-selections < installed-software)  Here is a pastebin of the errors I'm getting.  Any way I can make this happen? http://pastebin.com/F37QJtcx
[21:23] <k1l_> max1212: read the bots message. he told you the russian #ubuntu-ru channel
[21:23] <max1212> спасибо
[21:24] <MiniFridge> UEFI worked, USB did not.
[21:24] <MiniFridge> :D
[21:24] <OerHeks> Bashing-om, maybe fxmulder encountered the .Xauthority bug?
[21:24] <MiniFridge> I could also access all my files from Windows, which was a pleasant surprise.
[21:25] <MiniFridge> But, why would UEFI be working if Windows boots via legacy?
[21:25] <antonio_> The error I'm getting is "found unknown packages; this might mean the available database
[21:25] <antonio_> is outdated, and needs to be updated through a frontend method"
[21:26] <Bashing-om> OerHeks: fxmulder ^^ that too is a possibility . Slipped my mind too to check this is not a PPA installed driver !
[21:26] <nicekiwi> would I need to use fail2ban on ssh if im also using UFW limit on ssh port?
[21:26] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Your boot firmware probably leaves the hardware in a slightly different state between UEFI and BIOS boot. It's likely that linux *should* be able to ge the hardware into a consistent state either way, but currently only works with the state given to it when booted via UEFI.
[21:27] <fxmulder> .Xauthority bug?
[21:27] <MiniFridge> hm. Interesting.
[21:28] <OerHeks> fxmulder, change of ownership failure after an update. http://askubuntu.com/questions/436925/ownership-of-xauthority-transferred-to-root
[21:28] <MiniFridge> A bit confusing, but I think I sort of get what you mean.
[21:28] <vandalicious> hi
[21:28] <OerHeks> fxmulder, login with cntrl alt F2 , ls -al # and see the ownership of .Xauthority
[21:29] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: A quick check ' ls -al .Xauthority ; ls -al .ICEauthority ' See that "you" have owenership and grouped .
[21:29] <antonio_> I've got a list of all of my installed software from my 12.10 installation I made yesterday via dkpg.  Now I need to reinstall them.  Its not working though.  Here is a list of the files http://pastebin.com/AbNRRts3
[21:29] <MiniFridge> Now, if I can access all my files on Windows, is it possible for there to be a multi-platform malware hidden on Windows and then be able to get into the Live USB session?
[21:29] <fxmulder> that didn't seem to do it, its owned by me, I moved it to a different file and tried to login, it was recreated but I am still at the login screen
[21:29] <antonio_> Is there any easy way to do this? bashing-om: aren't you the one that shared the link with me about using dpkg to compile a list of apps and then reinstall them later?
[21:30] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Only if you explicitly ran executables from your Windows installation.
[21:30] <OerHeks> antonio_, due to version numbers i think you need to select them manually? get-selections is distro dependend.
[21:30] <Bashing-om> antonio_: Yes that was me for 'get-selections' .
[21:30] <antonio_> bashing-om: ok, I thought so...
[21:30] <MiniFridge> ah, okay. But, if there was an autorun file, wouldn't that automatically run in the Linux environment?
[21:30] <antonio_> oerheks: how would I do that?
[21:32] <OerHeks> antonio_, install synaptic, detailed softwarecenter. but i think lots of those errors are from programs you already have, too.
[21:32] <MikeRL> Hello. I'm having an issue with my desktop. Seems Compiz won't load and the terminal throws an error related to the OpenGL plugin. I noticed this after I updated the machine today. I think I can find a workaround if someone tells me if there's some way to get a history of all the packages updated recently.
[21:32] <MikeRL> Kind of like how Synaptic does it, but with apt.
[21:32] <elfeck> hey I deleted my /var/log/kern.log and now my kernel does not log anymore. How can I fix this?
[21:32] <MikeRL> Bare with me as I'm typing from my Nexus 6.
[21:33] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: /var/log/dpkg.log
[21:33] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: Vack to a driver. Any PPA involeved here before (RE-)installing a driver ' tail -v -n +1 /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ' ?
[21:33] <antonio_> oerheks: how would those errors be from programs I already have?  This is a fresh install of 14.04
[21:33] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, what's that?
[21:33] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: A log of dpkg operations.
[21:33] <MikeRL> Oh thanks.
[21:33] <MikeRL> That should help.
[21:34] <OerHeks> antonio_, you get version-errors, the package name contains version numbers, so you might already have the latest version. your version is from an old lts.
[21:34] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Sorry, that message was meant for MikeRL rather than you.
[21:34] <MikeRL> That way I can determine what caused the issue and go from there. I can downgrade it and report the issue afterwards.
[21:34] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, ah, okay. :P
[21:34] <MiniFridge> No problem.
[21:34] <OerHeks> antonio_, so good luck finding manually the installed/missing package versions.
[21:34] <MikeRL> Anyhow, I'll check that, and once I determine the package, I'll be back.
[21:35] <MiniFridge> So, nothing I do is stored on my live USB if persistence is not enabled, correct?
[21:35] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Correct.
[21:35] <MiniFridge> Not even clipboard copies?
[21:35] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Nothing.
[21:35] <MiniFridge> okay
[21:36] <aikidouke> ok, so im back working in a chroot on a uefi system and i cant seem to install grub on the boot partition, can anyone help?
[21:36] <fxmulder> I figured it out, I still had a custom kernel in grub from last month when I needed to build custom kernels for eudyptula, standard kernel works fine
[21:37] <MiniFridge> Whenever I use my Live USB then, should I install all updates from the repos? Because, if I don't, doesn't that leave me open to vulnerabilities?
[21:38] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  it's useless to update a live session... when you stop the session, everythings's gone
[21:38] <Jordan_U> aikidouke: What grub-install command are you trying to run? What do you mean by "install grub on the boot partition"?
[21:38] <aikidouke> more info, boot part is fat32 error " warning file system fat doesnt support embedding
[21:38] <aikidouke> grub-install /dev/sda2
[21:38] <MiniFridge> MonkeyDust, okay, so what about software vulnerabilities? Should I make a live USB with persistence, then?
[21:38] <aikidouke> im trying to fix a broken uefi system
[21:38] <aikidouke> says the boot partition is /dev/sda2
[21:39] <Jordan_U> aikidouke: grub's boot sector should always be installed to the MBR, e.g. to /dev/sda, not to a partition like /dev/sda1. But even beyond that, UEFI doesn't have boot sectors and so you shouldn't be providing a device argument at all if you're trying to install grub such that it can be booted via UEFI.
[21:39] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  what do you want to achieve? a 100% safe system?
[21:40] <aikidouke> ok, so should the command just be grub-install /dev/sda ?
[21:40] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: Great, As I live and learn too .
[21:40] <aikidouke> wait, ok, so no device argument ok..
[21:41] <Jordan_U> aikidouke: If you're trying to install grub such that it can be booted via UEFI then it should be "sudo grub-install --target=x86_64-efi" and you need to ensure that your EFI System Partition is mounted to /boot/efi/.
[21:41] <MiniFridge> MonkeyDust, well, I want to be able to handle sensitive documents on the live USB. I guess I could just unplug my ethernet cable from my PC and do work, then get off, then I don't need to worry about vulnerabilities.
[21:41] <mester> hi
[21:42] <aikidouke> gotcha...ty trying
[21:42] <fxmulder> Bashing-om: thanks for the help, now that I know what the issue is I'm curious to find out how I'd correct the situation with a custom kernel
[21:42] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  yes, you can handle them in a live session, but save them on your hard disk, or external usb disk
[21:42] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  or in the cloud
[21:42] <mester> hi
[21:42] <mester> who's can help me?
[21:42] <MiniFridge> yeah, I just want to copy the file over to another USB without leaving the file somehow hanging around on my system.
[21:42] <MonkeyDust> mester  start with a question
[21:43] <mester> Hiiiii
[21:43] <MikeRL> I wonder how long I'll need to narrow this down.
[21:43] <mester> anyone can help me?
[21:43] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  yes, then a live session is a good idea
[21:43] <nehzah> !details | mester
[21:44] <MiniFridge> MonkeyDust, so the live session will also not save system files to any of my additional disks, right?
[21:46] <Bashing-om> fxmulder: I would imagine if one were to install the driver booted with the custom kernel, the driver would build against that kernel .
[21:46] <mester> hi, i install reaver and wash with libpcap0.8, but Ubuntu says that this packet (libpcap0.8) has broke and i can't update the system because these is a old packet, but wash don't work without libpcap0.8
[21:46] <Notch> hello dose anyone know any  good linux  linux softwher for auto tune
[21:46] <mester> how i can fix this issue
[21:46] <Notch> join
[21:46] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  no, you have to save them yourself
[21:46] <Notch> ok
[21:46] <MiniFridge> okay, thank you for your help.
[21:47] <MonkeyDust> MiniFridge  a live session save nothing
[21:47] <MiniFridge> I appreciate it.
[21:47] <Notch> um
[21:47] <Notch> what do you do here
[21:47] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: I think that the Ubuntu LiveCD/USB automatically mounts swap partitions that it finds by default, so if you have an existing GNU/Linux installation with a swap partition that might be something to think about.
[21:47] <nehzah> Notch: This is ubuntu support the chanel is described at the top of your page.
[21:47] <Notch> Hay what would you use for video editing like a good os
[21:47] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, so it would be utilizing those, then?
[21:48] <MonkeyDust> Notch  type /topic
[21:48] <MiniFridge> Those swap files?
[21:48] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: You can always run "swapoff -a" before opening any files to be sure that their contents are never swapped to disk while being read. Note that this is really the height of paranoia :)
[21:48] <mester> hi, i install reaver and wash with libpcap0.8, but Ubuntu says that this packet (libpcap0.8) has broke and i can't update the system because these is a old packet, but wash don't work without libpcap0.8
[21:48] <MonkeyDust> !info reaver
[21:48] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Swap partitions, not swap files. The Ubuntu LiveCD/USB will not look for existing swap files.
[21:48] <Notch> Um how do I recover a ubuntu instlation
[21:49] <MonkeyDust> Notch  use your backup
[21:49] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, why would that be an issue?
[21:49] <Notch> I dont have a back up
[21:49] <MiniFridge> Can the live session utilize that automatically, then?
[21:49] <Notch> .leave
[21:51] <antonio_> I just installed 14.04.  I want to install Skype now.  The only one I see on their website is for 12.04.  Can I use that one safely?
[21:51] <diffract|1> hello. is there a binary build for ue4 on ubuntu? i asked #ue4linux and it's dead
[21:52] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Say that you open a text file with a credit card number in it, then do something else that causes you to run out of RAM. The kernel might take your text editor's memory and save it to swap. Someone mallicious specifically targetting you (like the CIA) might grep through your swap file looking for anything that looks like a credit card number, and they would find it. Again though, that's a lot of paranoia, and ...
[21:52] <Jordan_U> ... I wouldn't worry about it practically.
[21:52] <nehzah> !skype | antonio_
[21:52] <nehzah> antonio_: skyoe is in the ubuntu repos.
[21:52] <nehzah> skype*
[21:53] <MiniFridge2> sorry. I may have missed what you said before you said my name, Jordan_U. I can't seem to get my name back. I might have to wait a few minutes.
[21:53] <tankerkiller125> Hello I'm back... And it seems to have gotten worse now. When I boot up (15.04) the screen starts to boot. Then goes to sleep mode. But I know it boots all the way (using upstart atleast) because of the login screen sound.
[21:53] <MiniFridge2> I got the one of you talking about the text file, though.
[21:54] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge2: That is the last message I sent to you.
[21:54] <MiniFridge> okay, got my nick back
[21:54] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, alright, so I'm guessing I didn't miss anything then. :)
[21:55] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, would the text editor have to be on the computer's disks or could it also be on the live USB?
[21:56] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: I don't understand your question.
[21:58] <antonio_> I need to install flash so I can get videos / facebook / youtube / etc. to work.  What is the best flash distribution?
[21:58] <netameta> How can i update my msql version to the latest ?
[21:58] <MiniFridge> nevermind. I think I understand now. What happens if the only OS on the computer is Windows 8.1, though? Linux can't utilizes what Windows uses for swap, correct?
[21:58] <MiniFridge> *utilize
[21:58] <MonkeyDust> antonio_  try html5, first  https://www.youtube.com/html5
[21:59] <antonio_> @monkeydust: what about videos on Facebook?
[21:59] <MonkeyDust> antonio_  i don't have FB, so can't say
[22:02] <tankerkiller125> Ok so I have a rather hard issues I'm dealing with. I recently unstinstalled the AMD Graphics Propitary Drivers as they were having issues with one of my programs. I then of course switched them out with the open source alternitve from the drivers and update menu now after a reboot the PC starts to boot and then my screen goes into sleep but the OS itself continues on to the login screen (I know because of audio). How would I
[22:02] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U. I think you may have missed my last message.
[22:03] <MiniFridge> Sorry. I replied kind of late and didn't ping you.
[22:04] <MistaHezakiah> Can I take a wifi driver from a Mint 14 live cd/ install and use it on Ubuntu 14.04?
[22:05] <MistaHezakiah> Mint's rtl8180 driver gives me upto 1mb/s downloads. Ubuntu's barely even connects
[22:05] <nehzah> MistaHezakiah: No, not with support here, if it is in mint it's in the ubuntu repos
[22:06] <MistaHezakiah> I'm clueless when it comes to installing new drivers on linux.
[22:07] <wad> Anyone know why the date display on my desktop stopped working? It's really annoying. If I need to see what the date is, I have to open a terminal and type "date". In the top-right of my desktop, it shows the time, and when I right-click, and tell it to show the date, it crashes entirely.
[22:08] <nehzah> MistaHezakiah: Here, the hardware and what you have done is helpful, concise and in single paragraphs if possible, you're in the right place.
[22:08] <wad> I've found that I can bring it back with this: dconf reset -f /com/canonical/indicator/datetime/
[22:08] <MonkeyDust> wad  glad I could help
[22:08]  * wad loooks around for the help....
[22:09] <doesntmatter> hey. Im conducting a ping sweep on my lan, and would like to know why isnt nmap sending any probe to my own machine? it sends packets to all others
[22:09] <nehzah> wad: Hmm do we guess the desktop and release?
[22:09] <wad> Oh yeah, sorry.
[22:09] <MiniFridge> maybe he/she's busy. Anyone else have an idea?
[22:09] <wad> Ubuntu 64-bit 14.0-4 LTS
[22:09] <wad> Ubuntu 64-bit 14.04 LTS
[22:09] <nehzah> MiniFridge: Get professional help
[22:10] <wad> Desktop edition.
[22:10] <MistaHezakiah> nehzah Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 20)
[22:10] <wad> As soon as I check the box for "Date and month", BOOM. It's gone.
[22:10] <nehzah> MistaHezakiah: Cool, outside any help I can give is all, that's goode info for helpers to know is all.'
[22:11] <MistaHezakiah> nehzah current driver on ubuntu 14.04 64bit is pci:rtl818x_pci. I was using rtl8180 on Mint which worked great. Now I can barely connect.
[22:11] <wad> Is there a logfile somewhere that migth have clues in it?
[22:11] <MiniFridge> nehzah, eh, I don't know of any local Ubuntuologists.
[22:11] <MiniFridge> :P
[22:12] <nehzah> you have the whole web
[22:12] <MistaHezakiah> nehzah I tried ndiswrapper which the XP driver which gave me warnings on boot and disabled wifi completely until I purged it
[22:12] <MistaHezakiah> with*
[22:12] <nehzah> MistaHezakiah: I can't help you in this, I have never had to mess with this.
[22:12] <tankerkiller125> doesntmatter: It won't do a ping sweep on your own machine as it defaults to skipping 127.0.0.1 (localhost). Pinging yourself is generally pointless in and of itself anyways because you will always get a connection (even if your firewall is set to block everyport)
[22:12] <MistaHezakiah> nehzah Okay, thanks anyway
[22:13] <doesntmatter> im testing my firewall against those kinds of attacks :))
[22:14] <doesntmatter> i dont want ppl to know that im alive :)
[22:14] <doesntmatter> how can i make it non -default and scan my ip?
[22:14]  * nehzah hands out the tinfoil
[22:14] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Correct, the Ubuntu LiveCD/USB will not try to (or be able to even if you were trying) use the space that Windows uses for swap.
[22:16] <tankerkiller125> Unfortantly because of the IP protocal thats kinda impossible. The only viable way to test your machine would to be grab another and use it to test your machine. The reason behind this is because your computer knows its IP and will simply skip the router and just ping itself interanlly (and thus bypassing any firewalls)
[22:17] <doesntmatter> oh i see
[22:17] <doesntmatter> :/
[22:17] <teward> tankerkiller125: in theory he can set up a VM with Bridged Mode, let it masquerade as another computer on the network (no guarantees that will work).  Definitely a pain to do for a simple test though.
[22:17] <MiniFridge> nehzah, exactly why I'm here. Lol./
[22:17] <doesntmatter> hehe yes its painfule :)
[22:18] <doesntmatter> nevermind so ill just ignore this correct?
[22:18] <tankerkiller125> teward: I would agee with that statment. And deffinitly no garantees.
[22:18] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, so, if I'm performing operations on an Ubunu based machine, I will just do the command you said.
[22:18] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: Correct.
[22:18] <doesntmatter> it must be workign though
[22:18] <doesntmatter> :)
[22:18] <doesntmatter> the rule is there anyway
[22:19] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, also, what happens if the live session runs out of RAM and can not mount the swap partition, will I get a kernel panic?
[22:19] <razieliyo> hi
[22:19] <doesntmatter> thanks
[22:20] <tomreyn> MistaHezakiah: check for available drivers in software-properties
[22:20] <razieliyo> so I broke my X, I have no errors @ /var/log/Xorg.0.log, but the behaviour is weird, because lightdm runs but when I insert my pass, I get again to the login again
[22:20] <MistaHezakiah> Under additional drivers? Did that, only nvidia drivers are there
[22:20] <tomreyn> MistaHezakiah: if there's nothing matching there, try a backported kernel instead
[22:20] <razieliyo> I'm using intel drivers, MB integrated graphics card
[22:20] <Jordan_U> MiniFridge: No, the kernel will use the OOM killer to start killing processes to free RAM.
[22:21] <razieliyo> I have explicitly glx and dri disabled at /etc/X11/Xorg.conf
[22:21] <razieliyo> I've tried reinstalling xserver and intel drivers with apt-get install --reinstall
[22:22] <tomreyn> razieliyo: try just moving /etc/X11/Xorg.conf to /etc/X11/Xorg.conf.orig and retstart lightdm
[22:22] <MiniFridge> Jordan_U, okay. Thank you.
[22:22] <tankerkiller125> Ok I have a very very odd issue.... Attempting to boot my PC for like the past hour has display a "starting version 219" error and got no further. However I just plugged in a random USB and suddenly it booted. Is this just a weird bug?
[22:22] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I've tried that too, I get some errors with that, that's why I have my xorg modified :/
[22:22] <razieliyo> tomreyn: anyway, let me try again
[22:23] <MiniFridge> That answers all my questions.
[22:23] <tomreyn> razieliyo: what are the errors you get there, post to a pastebin once you're realy
[22:23] <MiniFridge> I appreciate it, bye.
[22:23] <tomreyn> *ready
[22:24] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I'll try, I'm at console right now, but I think I'll be able to do it with vim
[22:24] <razieliyo> I'm using links as web browser
[22:26] <expl0it> o.o
[22:27] <razieliyo> tomreyn: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19190625/Xorg.0.log
[22:27] <tomreyn> razieliyo: Error (404)
[22:28] <razieliyo> tomreyn: sorry, I'm writing it by hand, let me double check it
[22:28] <tomreyn> you most likely missed some ID there
[22:29] <tomreyn> you could use "pastebinit" instead, this returns shortler urls
[22:29] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I tried, but can't get where pastebin paste zone is from links (cli web browser)
[22:30] <tomreyn> you dont need to use links for it. pastebinit will paste andthing piped into it to a pastebin
[22:30] <tomreyn> it's a package / client
[22:30] <razieliyo> oh you mean there's an app?
[22:30] <razieliyo> ok ok, thanks!
[22:30] <tomreyn> !paste
[22:31] <tomreyn> !pastebinit
[22:32] <razieliyo> tomreyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11795990
[22:32] <MikeRL> Back.
[22:32] <razieliyo> tomreyn: as you can see, there's some glx errors, that's why I overrided the xorg.conf
[22:32] <MikeRL> I cannot seem to figure out what's causing the issues. Tried downgrading several packages.
[22:33] <tomreyn> razieliyo: this suggests you may have incompatible package versions installed from different repositories or OS versions: [   685.357] (EE) AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri/i965_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/dri/i965_dri.so: undefined symbol: _glapi_tls_Dispatch)
[22:33] <razieliyo> hmmm
[22:33] <razieliyo> how in the world? let me check sources.list
[22:33] <MikeRL> Anyhow, what was going on earlier - it seems Compiz, Unity, and hardware acceleration don't load up.
[22:33] <tomreyn> razieliyo: (apt-get update; apt-get policy)  | pastebinit
[22:34] <MikeRL> Any ideas to pinpoint the cause?
[22:34] <nehzah> MikeRL: I have been here over an hour and have yet to see any refrence to the actual issue, that is a key unit.
[22:34] <MiniFridge> actually, I have one more question, when in the busybox, what does "exit" do?
[22:35] <MikeRL> Well, as for that, I thought I could troubleshoot myself so initially I just asked for a way to check apt history.
[22:35] <razieliyo> tomreyn: apt-get policy doesn't exist here, but I just checked sources.list and all repos are trusty
[22:35] <MikeRL> That didn't work. My issue is the desktop GUI isn't loading.
[22:35] <MikeRL> Well, I get the desktop, but no window decorations, no launcher, no menu bar, and no hardware acceleration.
[22:35] <nehzah> !details | MikeRL as a reminder for efficient use of channel
[22:36] <tomreyn> razieliyo: sorry, my bad, it's "apt-cache policy"
[22:36] <razieliyo> tomreyn: oh, np! thanks!
[22:36] <MiniFridge> I typed "exit" and apparently it started doing things like creating a swap partition
[22:36] <MikeRL> That bot is noob proof.
[22:37] <nehzah> It's sentient
[22:37] <MikeRL> But I can click on the desktop icons and the wallpaper and cursor show.
[22:37] <razieliyo> tomreyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11796023
[22:38] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I googled a little about that AIGLX error, and it seems that it could be a bug... but couldn't solve it the ways I checked
[22:38] <MikeRL> And also, when loading unity from the terminal via unity --replace, I get an OpenGL wrote
[22:38] <MikeRL> *wrote > error.
[22:39] <MikeRL> When I say error, I mean the OpenGL plugin for Compiz won't load.
[22:39] <tomreyn> razieliyo: i found the same, but also indication that it's only happening when mixing stuff. but i can be wrong.
[22:39] <tomreyn> razieliyo: for sure you have a bunch of PPAs there
[22:39] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I see
[22:40] <razieliyo> tomreyn: haha yes
[22:40] <razieliyo> tomreyn: well, I really don't care for glx, tbh
[22:40] <MikeRL> And if I right click, I get a black outline about 1cm thick surrounding the context menu. Pure black along the perimeter of it.
[22:40] <razieliyo> I just need this working to work tomorrow :/ and really desperate (I guess this is a common statement)
[22:40] <tomreyn> razieliyo: one if the PPAs might provide a newer intel driver or xorg than what ubuntu has, introducing the incompatibility / bug
[22:40] <razieliyo> that's why I overrided everythng
[22:41] <MikeRL> Also cannot bring up the dash, but I can bring up virtual terminals (CTRL+ALT+Fx)
[22:41] <razieliyo> tomreyn: yep, maybe, I could remove all ppas, but don't know if that would suffice
[22:41] <tankerkiller125> Ok new problem
[22:41] <tomreyn> razieliyo: dpkg -l xserver-xorg\* linux-image\* | grep ^i | pastebinit
[22:42] <razieliyo> tomreyn: thanks! 1 sec
[22:42] <tomreyn> razieliyo: first let's see whether my hypothesis is actually correct
[22:42] <tomreyn> razieliyo: i.e. we'll check which package versions you have installed
[22:42] <Attox_> i have trouble with a realtek ethernet driver, I wonder if someone could help me out?
[22:43] <DoYouKnow> how do I transparent proxy SSL?
[22:43] <DoYouKnow> I don't want it to open the certificate, just redirect the traffic. Without using iptables
[22:43] <Attox_> the wifi card is the R8101E, i installed the driver from the realtek website, ethernet works, but wifi doesn't even show up
[22:43] <razieliyo> tomreyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11796045
[22:44] <tankerkiller125> Ok so I have a new problem related to the login screen... I see it and I enter the right password. It goes to the point where I think its about to go to the desktop. Then the screen goes black. And then the screen redirects back to the login page without any errors. Almost as if I had logged out. How do I fix it?
[22:44] <MikeRL> So, did I give enough info? To sum things up, graphics are screwed up to the point Compiz won't load. And I don't know the cause.
[22:44] <razieliyo> tomreyn: hmmm that utopic package...
[22:44] <tankerkiller125> I might also add that I can't get to any of the terminals (there blank black screens)
[22:45] <DoYouKnow> Windows 10 is going to get upset at me if it boots up and there's certificate errors from sslsplit
[22:47] <razieliyo> tomreyn: some extra info, it seems to be arguing about i965 driver, and I think I had i915 earlier, when it was working and I was trying to just configure GLX
[22:47] <razieliyo> I think = I'm 99.99% sure
[22:48] <razieliyo> tomreyn: more info, I think this started to screw up when I did: sudo startx -- -extension GLX
[22:49] <tomreyn> razieliyo: you'Re using a backported kernel from utopic on trusty. but this backport is out of date. eithe rinstall the standard trusty kernel image or the latest utopic one
[22:49] <jeverson> Hello
[22:50] <razieliyo> tomreyn: ok, so that may be the error then? I think I'll go with trusty kernel to avoid version mismatching
[22:50] <razieliyo> tomreyn: really, from start to here, THANK YOU, I'll tell you what happens
[22:51] <tomreyn> razieliyo: i'm looking for more hints to give you if you want to wait a bit more
[22:51] <razieliyo> tomreyn: ok, np, I still have time
[22:51] <tomreyn> razieliyo: or you could downgrade and return if it doesnt help
[22:51] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I can downgrade, I think that won't hurt
[22:52] <razieliyo> tomreyn: installing linux-image-generic-lts-trusty
[22:53] <razieliyo> tomreyn: rebooting, give me 20 secs
[22:55] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I was not prompted to select a kernel image, will try to guess which button was it to force a select
[22:56] <nehzah> razieliyo: shift or esc
[22:56] <nehzah> to see grub
[22:56] <razieliyo> nehzah: thanks!
[22:56] <nehzah> np
[22:57] <razieliyo> nehzah: thank you! that's what I was looking for
[22:57] <MikeRL> Wait guys
[22:57] <MikeRL> I think I may have fixed it.
[22:57] <MikeRL> Going to reboot and hope for the best.
[22:58] <MikeRL> If I'm lucky it was just a random screw-up.
[22:58] <razieliyo> tomreyn: nothing :/
[22:59] <tomreyn> razieliyo: which linux verison are you running now? cat /proc/version
[22:59] <razieliyo> tomreyn: more info, all this happened because I was using a nvidia card and just broke today, so it was all working well, but I tried to configure GLX and it all screwed up
[22:59] <razieliyo> tomreyn: on my way
[22:59] <MikeRL> I fixed it.
[22:59] <MikeRL> Yay!
[23:00] <razieliyo> tomreyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11796121
[23:00] <tomreyn> razieliyo: graphics acceleration (both 2d and 4d) is enabled by default with intel drivers. there's nothing you need to do manually
[23:00] <nehzah> MikeRL: unity is a bit funky, if you mess with configs a reboot maybe needed, sometimes two.
[23:01] <nehzah> or restarts..etc
[23:01] <razieliyo> tomreyn: oh, ok, I just had a "glx not found" error when trying to run a (recompiled) opengl app, so thought on that
[23:02] <tomreyn> razieliyo: when you say "nothing" you mean you still got the same error message in Xorg.*.log ?
[23:03] <razieliyo> tomreyn: yes, just checked it
[23:04] <razieliyo> tomreyn: AIGLX errors, the same as before
[23:05] <razieliyo> tomreyn: it seems there's some i965-va-driver, do you think that may help?
[23:05] <tittan> Hello all
[23:06] <tittan> I have a asus netbook 1201k with SIS GPU
[23:06] <tittan> I've installed Ubuntu 15.04 i386
[23:06] <nehzah> tittan: Try to get this all in one post
[23:07] <tittan> but the graphics are trully slow and poor. Can anyone help-me plese
[23:08] <tittan> ok sory. I have downloaded the xserver-xorg-video-sismedia_1.0.1-1zatherz1_i386.deb. but it is not working
[23:08] <tomreyn> razieliyo: i don't know this driver, so couldn't tell
[23:08] <razieliyo> tomreyn: ok, I think I'll try installing that one
[23:08] <razieliyo> will come back later and again, tomreyn, thanks!
[23:08] <tomreyn> razieliyo: i'm surprised it's not working now even though you moved the Xorg.conf file out of the way and are back to the default trusty kernel and xorg packages
[23:09] <tittan> does anyone experience with old sis gpu and Xorg? Or do I switch to vesa graphics?
[23:09] <razieliyo> tomreyn: yes, it's kinda weird, as you checked with pastebins, it seems everything is correct :/
[23:09] <tomreyn> razieliyo: so either we missed something else which is still getting in the way, or it's really a bug in trusty. in the latter case you could try the xorg-edgers PPA
[23:10] <Geo2b2> Hey guys. I'm a little confused about the command 'wget' I know i can give the file a name using "wget -O (file name)(actualfile)". But how do i specify the folder path i would like it to download to? I think i have to write '-P' but where do i put that while still changing the name? For example, before '-O'. after
[23:10] <razieliyo> tomreyn: I'm rebooting and pray (fingers crossed) \()// if that doesn't work, I'll try to install those
[23:10] <Geo2b2> or at the end of the file?
[23:11] <nehzah> Geo2b2: man wget in the terminal may help
[23:16] <tomreyn> it's late, i'm off to bed, please tell razieliyo so if he comes around asking for me.
[23:17] <Geo2b2> nehzah, i did, that's how i found out the -P command, but i can't find out which way around to put the commands
[23:17] <Bashing-om> tittan: There just is not much support from SIS for their drivers. Maybe help : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2215422 ; http://www.winischhofer.net/linuxsispart1.shtml#13 ; .. old one -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2144455 .
[23:18] <razieliyo> aw, tomreyn left
[23:18] <razieliyo> anyone can tell me what was that ppa he recommended me to install looking at the log?
[23:18] <nehzah> Geo2b2: Ah, somebody will know, I'm not sure.
[23:18] <wolftune> Help, I reinstalled Ubuntu and now when I try to copy files to external USB drives, I see the files on the drives but have permissions errors copying to them. It seems it might be a format issue
[23:18] <razieliyo> it shouldn't be far up, dumb me I didn't noted it
[23:19] <wolftune> or maybe its about my user not being a member of some permissions group
[23:19] <squinty> razieliyo,  <tomreyn> razieliyo: so either we missed something else which is still getting in the way, or it's really a bug in trusty. in the latter case you could try the xorg-edgers PPA
[23:20] <wolftune> I get an error where I have to enter master password just to *eject* the USB flash drive
[23:20] <razieliyo> squinty: thanks!
[23:20] <michael_p>  hi i thought i give 15:04 a stry i went to install nvidia i get a nessage saying starting service 219
[23:21] <nehzah> wolftune: read only ext type file usb?
[23:22] <wolftune> nehzah: well, I am having issues now even after reformatting as fat32
[23:22] <wolftune> maybe it is *mounting* as read-only incorrectly, root is doing the *mounting*…?
[23:23] <nehzah> wolftune: Not sure I can help, but your description across multiple posts not clear is all, for the channel.
[23:23] <wolftune> indeed ownership of /media/usb0 is marked as root
[23:24] <nehzah> wolftune: You make the fat from a terminal?
[23:24] <wolftune> This says I should uninstall usbmount (which is installed for some reason): http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1852039
[23:24] <Supermanintights> hey guys, I'm currently trying to compile and install from source code for the first time.  I'm following this guide: http://www.howtogeek.com/105413/how-to-compile-and-install-from-source-on-ubuntu/ - and i'm having trouble at the ./configure part
[23:24] <wolftune> nehzah: I used gparted to try to figure out if formating was the issue
[23:25] <MiniFridge> Hi, I was trying to boot into Ubuntu using a live USB and got into the BusyBox CLI, I then typed "exit" thinking I would be able to get out of it. Instead, it started creating things like a swap partition. What did it create these things on? My USB or the computer's hard disk?
[23:25] <Supermanintights> this is what it says in the readme.in - pastebin.com/KAnGSgap
[23:26] <Supermanintights> I tried to put ./configure -with-config-uri=htt://data/ but it said no such file or directory
[23:26] <tittan> I cant find xorg.conf file in this ubuntu install. Where is the right location? Can anyone provide a template xorg.conf file config?
[23:26] <Bashing-om> michael_p: If you boot up all right, you can ignore that asvisory " starting version 219" irrelevant see: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1432171 .
[23:26] <nehzah> wolftune: Can't say usbmount is the issue, not installed here, and gparted should set permissions correctly.
[23:27] <nehzah> fat as read write anyway
[23:27] <wolftune> nehzah: the point is I *have* it installed and the post said to *remove* it
[23:27] <mtn> tittan, typically there is no xorg.conf in modern linux. if you need one, it goes in /etc/X11
[23:28] <nehzah> wolftune: post from 2011, seems similiar but one of biliions and billions of webpages.
[23:28] <mekhami> can anyone tell me why my gnome terminal doesn't start up with the correct colors? it loads up, then i have to go into the settings and deslect and reselect use colors from system theme
[23:29] <Bashing-om> tittan: Severfal xorg.conf files here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958967 .
[23:29] <nehzah> wolftune: Your choice to remove, that sort of link witout any context from you is a bit of a red flag is all.
[23:29] <Fleuv> Should I symlink, ServerAlias or do something else with the CMS directory to make it available from each DocumentRoot. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31042543
[23:29] <wolftune> nehzah: yeah, so I'm hesitant
[23:30] <nehzah> wolftune: How is the usb mounted and do you have a desktop?
[23:31] <nehzah> just mounts from being plugged in or commands? wolftune
[23:31] <nehzah> or fstab
[23:31] <wolftune> okay, I can be clear now: the usb drives are mounting as /media/usb0 etc. i.e. as root and not in /media/user/ (user being my username)
[23:31] <wolftune> this mounting is just being plugged in
[23:32] <nehzah> wolftune: You going to root at any point?
[23:32] <wolftune> nehzah: no, I'm just running the normal system and plugging this in
[23:34] <nehzah> wolftune: Hmm, not sure without more info or if I can help at all, there are better helpers in this area, sorry about that.
[23:34] <wolftune> nehzah: that's okay thanks anyway
[23:36] <wolftune> anyone else? problem is: USB drives mount as root instead of within /media/user/
[23:43] <Geo2b2> Anyone know how to make the 'wget' command change both name and folder destination? I only know how to change name using "wget -O example 'link'". That saves the file, but not to the folder i want it to. I think the command is '-P' (read that in manual) but i can't get it to work with the '-O' command. How can i get both of them to work with eachother? do i have to put the commands in a certain order?
[23:44] <wolftune> nehzah: removing usbmount fixed it!
[23:48] <michael_p> maybe 14:10
[23:52] <akurilin> question: are there any commandline tools out there what can chop up audio files during pauses?
[23:52] <akurilin> e.g. say I record a bunch of sentences in mp3, can I somehow split them up?
[23:53] <DoYouKnow> guys, I'm getting an error when doing tail -F *log in a log directory... too many files open. How do I fix it?
[23:55] <minimec> akurilin: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/mp3splt.1.html Check '-s' Silence mode
[23:56] <DoYouKnow> ubuntu 12.04
[23:56] <akurilin> minimec:thank you!
[23:56] <DoYouKnow> now I can't do hexdump -C *log :(
[23:56] <Bashing-om> DoYouKnow: I can believe that . the wildcard character ,*,  expands to any file ending in log. Try to be the more specific with the log you are tailing .
[23:57] <DoYouKnow> ok
[23:57] <kendallarnedo> helllo
[23:58] <bununtu> u hi
[23:58] <DoYouKnow> Bashing-om: I think this program hosed my system since it creates one file per ip address