[00:00] <Nikesh> bubbasaures: I'll run that script, but can I do it from within a live USB? I can't actually boot into the harddrive installed version at this moment
[00:00] <Nikesh> Oh I see
[00:00] <Nikesh> Reading it now
[00:00] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, the bootscript will give a lot of info we would have to ask in general in one fell swoop, this would be for fixing the dualboot.
[00:01] <Nikesh> bubbasaures: Awesome. Btw, is it better to select 'Install alongside Windows' or 'Something else' (and create the partitions myself) in the installer?
[00:02] <Ben64> Nikesh: depends what you want
[00:02] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, Personal choice really, I do gthe manual always.
[00:02] <Nikesh> (I actually have to reinstall - I chose the first option and couldn't boot into Ubuntu so I tried installing a second time with the second option and then there was an installation error)
[00:03] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, ask the channel to help on that if needed, or maybe a why, it may not be needed.
[00:04] <bubbasaures> more in depth why anyway, if you can
[00:05] <Nikesh> !ubottu something else
[00:05] <Nikesh> !ubottu partition install
[00:05] <DalekSec> !partition
[00:06] <doudou01> what happened to ext3cow next3 all versionning filesystems?
[00:08] <Nikesh> Interesting that https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot suggests ` Instead, it is best to do a native install of Ubuntu, and then virtualize the other operating system.`
[00:09] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, There are as many opinions as there are possibilities, choose what works for you.
[00:12] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, Do you have two HD's perchance?
[00:13] <Nikesh> bubbasaures: Yes but only one fits inside the laptop
[00:13] <Nikesh> I thought of booting through USB -> SATA adaptor, but I heard that could be terribly slow
[00:14] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, booting what through the usb an install or live?
[00:15] <bubbasaures> installed*
[00:17] <Nikesh> bubbasaures: If I simply took out the Windows HDD and booted it through a USB -> SATA adaptor when I needed to use it
[00:19] <histo> Nikesh: I don't think windows will take to kindly to that.
[00:19] <histo> it may work
[00:19] <Nikesh> Yeah seems unlikely. Dual boot sounds like the best, and next would be a VM
[00:20] <Nikesh> Is there a guide on how to do the 'Something else' option for installing Dual Boot?
[00:20] <Nikesh> Looking..
[00:21] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, I would use the channel, it is peer reviewed, not a random web link.
[00:21] <bubbasaures> or at least check the work here is all ;)
[00:22] <Nikesh> OK!
[00:23] <Nikesh> bubbasaures: So then, when I choose 'Something else', I will divide up the unallocated space into /, swap and /home, and I recall and option on where to install the boot, which should I choose?
[00:24] <Nikesh> And second - How do I specificy to install in UEFI mode? I don't recall seeing an option for that
[00:24] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, on the first gui of something else boot should be in the HD should be sda, no partitions
[00:25] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, I had wondered if this was UEFI and if you knew, that is key info.
[00:25] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, Great UEFI help here, you might be sure where our at is correct and you've booted the live correctly.
[00:25] <bubbasaures> your*
[00:27] <Nikesh> my at? I'm waiting for Windows updates to finish so I can start installing Ubuntu >_>
[00:27] <bubbasaures> Nikesh, You've seen the UEFI wiki, you just seem lost in general is all?
[00:28] <histo> Nikesh: the ubuntu install should boot in uefi 'mode' and just work.   Typically people disable secure boot and fast boot in their bios.
[00:28] <Nikesh> bubbasaures: I think I've got it for the moment. I'll wait until I'm actually installing or have installed and need help so it's more clear.
[00:28] <bubbasaures> cool, best luck. ;)
[00:29] <Nikesh> histo: OK. I've disabled both
[00:29] <histo> Nikesh: then you should be good to go. Are you going to dual boot?
[00:31] <Nikesh> histo: Yeah
[00:32] <histo> Nikesh: Sounds like you're on the right path thnen.
[00:40] <goskydiving> I am new to this. I would like to register an IRC name. I have tried googlgin it and it's not completely clear to me.
[00:40] <goskydiving> is there a chat for IRC questions?
[00:40] <OerHeks> !register
[00:40] <goskydiving> thank you
[00:40] <Nikesh> goskydiving: Aloha e komo mai - Welcome
[00:40] <OerHeks> goskydiving, join #freenode if you canoot fix it
[00:40] <gagalicious> xdotools .. doesnt record mouse clicks?
[00:41] <gagalicious> what software do i use after i enable ""desktop sharing" in my ubutnu?
[00:41] <gagalicious> 14.04
[00:42] <ultragamecard> sudp apt-get install xrdp
[00:42] <ultragamecard> for microsoft remote desktop
[00:42] <ultragamecard> sudo*
[00:42] <gagalicious> xrdp?
[00:42] <ultragamecard> remote desktop server
[00:42] <ultragamecard> x for the linux edition
[00:43] <goskydiving> I am having issues with obtaining the proper drivers for a particular bluetooth transciever on my newly converted (to linux) laptop. is there a hardware room?
[00:43] <RubixCu55> I need a new dick This is GitGud telling everyone to join ##socialdawgs and I live in Toronto Canada
[00:43] <gagalicious> i have four monitors screen... is desktop sharing going to work across all? otherwise is there anything i can do to have them all?
[00:43] <RubixCu55> I need a new dick This is GitGud telling everyone to join ##socialdawgs and I live in Toronto Canada and I am adopted
[00:43] <nicomachus> !ops
[00:43] <histo> goskydiving: Do you know what chipset is?
[00:43] <RubixCu55> !ops
[00:43] <goskydiving> no but cna't i type something into the terminal to find out what i have?
[00:43] <JohnnyL> why oes bluetooth work, then it just fails to be recognized or gets reset after tens of minutes. it's not always consistent when either?!!?!
[00:43] <histo> goskydiving: lspci
[00:44] <JohnnyL> does
[00:44] <JohnnyL> im using a sharkk keyboard.
[00:44] <histo> goskydiving: what make/model laptop might be easier
[00:45] <ultragamecard> https://hack.chat/?ubuntu
[00:45] <goskydiving> histo: sadly, an hp proboook 450 (it was free lol)
[00:45] <histo> goskydiving: let me see what I can find, hold up
[00:47] <RubixCu55> I need a new dick This is GitGud telling everyone to join ##socialdawgs and I live in Toronto Canada and I am adopted . Find me on ##etc or ##socialdawgs
[00:47] <histo> goskydiving: it's realtek.   Is it possibly blocked?  check with rfkill list all
[00:47] <goskydiving> its not showing anything but the wireless LAN
[00:47] <goskydiving> histo: it's not showing anything but the wireless lan
[00:48] <histo> hrm...
[00:48] <goskydiving> histo: it's so strange. i know it has bluetooth because i had multiple devices connected when it was windows
[00:48] <goskydiving> histo: meaning the hardware is definitely present
[00:49] <histo> goskydiving: is yours a 450 g0 g1 or g2?
[00:49] <Kali_Yug1> Why is flash not working anymore
[00:50] <histo> goskydiving: and is wifi working properly?
[00:50] <Kali_Yug1> I need flash on a website
[00:50] <goskydiving> histo: G1
[00:51] <bubbasaures> Kali_Yug1, FF has it off due to a 0 day
[00:51] <DalekSec> Kali_Yug1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/FirefoxAndAdobeFlashNPAPI
[00:52] <JohnnyL> anyone? anyone/
[00:52] <histo> goskydiving: What is the output of 'lspci | grep Network'
[00:53] <Kali_Yug1> need to make an account. website says I need flash for it
[00:53] <histo> Kali_Yug1: you would have to click allow, for that site
[00:53] <Kali_Yug1> It doesnt even ask me to allow
[00:53] <histo> Kali_Yug1: refresh the page
[00:53] <Kali_Yuga> it's to make new emial address
[00:53] <goskydiving> histo: Qualcomm Atheros QCA9565 / AR9565 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[00:54] <Kali_Yuga> Computer says No
[00:54] <goskydiving> histo: I'm guessing one is for wifi and one is for bluetooth?
[00:55] <histo> goskydiving: yeah bluetooth should be showing under 'rfkill list all'
[00:55] <goskydiving> histo: so why is ubuntu ignoring it?
[00:56] <jkhh> i accidently hit ctrl and some other key. now my whole screen moves based of mouse. How can i return to normal?
[00:56] <ultragamecard> jkhh: reboot
[00:57] <jkhh> ugh, i really didnt want to
[00:57] <histo> goskydiving: Are you using wifi on this laptop?
[00:57] <goskydiving> I am
[00:57] <goskydiving> histo: I am
[00:57] <nicomachus> jkhh: try logging out with ctrl alt del and then logging back in
[00:57] <nicomachus> if you don't wanna do a full reboot
[00:58] <bubbasaures> Kali_Yug1, When I turned off the ubuntu config addition in add remove, the flash worked.
[00:58] <histo> goskydiving: I see several bug reports for that laptop with different chipsets though. Nothing with yours, perhaps try asking on ask.ubuntu.com post your make/model and output of rfkill list and lspci lsusb
[00:59] <goskydiving> I will try that.
[00:59] <goskydiving> histo: I will try that. is there a hardware chatroom?
[00:59] <histo> goskydiving: for general PC hardware yeah ##hardware
[01:00] <goskydiving> histo: thank you for your time, and your help. have a good day (or night, depending on where you are)
[01:01] <raj> why isn't sprunge in apt-get?
[01:03] <bubbasaures> !info sprunge
[01:03] <histo> raj: because sprunge is a website
[01:04] <raj> histo, so what should I get to use sprunge?
[01:04] <histo> raj: <command> | curl -F 'sprunge=<-' http://sprunge.us
[01:04] <histo> raj: I find piping output to termbin.com to be easier.  <command> | nc termbin.com 9999
[01:05] <histo> raj: there is also the pastebinit package
[01:05] <raj> so I need an alias if I want to use any of these
[01:05] <raj> in arch I use a package out of AUR for sprunge
[01:05] <raj> didn't realize it was basically just an alias
[01:07] <promet> I'm trying to read a brand spankin' new dvd to an iso file in Ubuntu 14.04. I try "sudo cat /dev/cdrom > <targetfile>" & "sudo dd if=/dev/cdrom of=./<targetfile.img>", both of which are returning input/output errors. I've enabled css for the drive; anyone know why it won't copy?
[01:07] <promet> The drive is, relatively, aged though, maybe it's just not up to the new css?
[01:09] <histo> raj: yeah just edit .bashrc and create an alias then.
[01:09] <promet> here are the drive specs, if anyone can decipher those: http://www.hastebin.com/ujicikewup.sm
[01:10] <OerHeks> promet, look in /dev/ what your drive is named, i guess /dev/dvd
[01:10] <Ben64> it says in the paste... /dev/sr0
[01:11] <bubbasaures> yeah
[01:12] <ubuntu-mate_> just a potential newbie. Used linux exclusively for years, but that was along time ago, thinking of coming back, and trying to decide between ubuntu and ubuntu mate. Both seem good. on mate via usb now trying it
[01:13] <bubbasaures> ubuntu-mate_, Multiple desktops is easy, you can have both and more, if you need.
[01:13] <gagalicious> is there a way i can share my multiple monitor (quad monitor setup) desktop using some remote desktop sharing software?
[01:14] <promet> ubuntu-mate_, agreed, if you're running ubuntu-base, you can have several window managers and switch between pretty painlessly
[01:14] <ubuntu-mate_> the main difference seems to be the mate desktop against the unity desktop, both seem to be configurable. I am leaning towards ubuntu mate
[01:14] <promet> when I'm doing "pretty things" I use Unity, when I'm doing "hungry things" I use awesome-wm
[01:15] <ubuntu-mate_> so i can have the unity desktop if i choose mate?
[01:15] <promet> ubuntu-mate_, yes
[01:16] <promet> ubuntu-mate_, I mean, I've never done it myself, and unity can be sort of finicky about what it runs alongside sometimes, gnome-shell in particular, but very probably, yes...
[01:17] <ubuntu-mate_> i used to run mandrake back in the day, and I remember spending 3 days just getting my wireless card to start up again after going to sleep. But in 10 mins in ubuntu, I had my network printer set up, chromecast working, and even netflix streaming. Was surprised how easy it was
[01:18] <bubbasaures> a finicky unity is an opinion promet no real evidence as you describe alongside DE
[01:19] <promet> ubuntu-mate, yes; I feel that, same here. Mad community badgers have been very busy in the meantime <*genuflects*>
[01:19] <promet> things have "tidied up" quite a bit.
[01:19] <promet> Don't get "cocky" though...lol
[01:20] <promet> bubbasaures, indeed, could have been me, my hardware, my love of non-free video drivers; just sayin'...
[01:20] <bubbasaures> promet, Yeah, my first thought outside vanilla who knows. ;O)
[01:20] <promet> right?
[01:20] <ubuntu-mate_> oh i have been there and done that :) I am not that much of a "fiddler". My use is fairly pedestrian, I just like the security element of linux, compared to windows. But I moved from a desktop to laptop only and it was just a pain tat is why i stuck with windows
[01:21] <kryptn> Hiya. What's the best way to figure out why my main keyboard isn't working at some random times?
[01:22] <promet> I am basically in continual awe of ubuntu development, how so many disparate people, could get so many details right, and get paid so little for it ;)
[01:22] <CrateZ> if you're bored at your computer you can tune in to our radio at http://www.crate-digger.net enjoy. 8D
[01:22] <promet> it is humbling...
[01:22] <nicomachus> kryptn: what kind of keyboard?
[01:22] <nicomachus> spammers everywhere tonight...
[01:22] <kryptn> Corsair k95 rgb
[01:22] <kryptn> Though this logitech one hasn't failed me yet
[01:22] <bubbasaures> promet, My only concern is separation of opinions and fact is all, gotta wear the bias. ;)
[01:22] <nicomachus> logitech>too-pricey gaming kbs
[01:22] <promet> Windows is a sieve; I mean few are "really" safe, but windows is def a sieve...
[01:23] <kryptn> nicomachus: mechanical > not
[01:23] <promet> bubbasaures, amen; I am just an "extemporaneous" speaker. I try to keep it tight as I can, but...
[01:24] <nicomachus> lol. you may check the driver. but I don't have experience with mechs
[01:24] <nicomachus> is there even a driver?
[01:24] <kryptn> Worked out of the box. i doubt there's a official driver
[01:26] <promet> nicomachus, I got fed up with pricey keyboards too, but love logitech though; went and bought a usb "Logitech K120" (bargain basement) keyboard, and I love it. ~16.00 USD
[01:26] <nicomachus> promet: bought a $10 wireless usb combo keyboad/touchpad for my main keyboard on an HTPC. Best one I own.
[01:26] <promet> must have poured an entire pint of beer on it by now, still chugging along
[01:26] <promet> though my "fast twitch" gaming days are probably past ;)
[01:28] <promet> nicomachus, weird right? Proof that we are getting hosed. I may never buy another back-lit keyboard...
[01:29] <promet> I will buy a 1.75USD usb overhanging "nightlite" for my 10.00USD keyboard instead. MAD GIBS!
[01:29] <ubuntu-mate_> thanks for the help guys, take care
[01:29] <mjbrancato> Who needs backlit keyboards anyways?
[01:29] <promet> ubuntu-mate_, roger that, be well
[01:30] <promet> mjbrancato, agreed; need the extra 30 bucks "vanity pricing" more...
[01:30] <mjbrancato> promet: yah, especially if you touch type or are computer savvy.
[01:30] <promet> <----officially swearing off vanity gear (unless it's schwag)
[01:31] <petrvs> never seen a back lit keyboard worth using as a keyboard, so :p
[01:31] <promet> 'greed
[01:31] <mjbrancato> Speaking of backlit keyboards, take a look at this beast laptop: https://system76.com/laptops/bonobo
[01:32] <mjbrancato> not like I would need the backlit keyboard, but it has it on it. I am just amazed that there are laptops this powerful. I mean standard companies don't produce quality like this
[01:32] <promet> I mean, I bet there are some, it just seems like a very expensive safari...
[01:32] <pcn_> boa noie
[01:32] <pcn_> noite
[01:32] <petrvs> hard to justify hefty laptops with modern wireless speed, IMO
[01:33] <pcn_> Alguém já usou o virtual box e deu conflito de rede ?
[01:33] <promet> mjbrancato, wow; looks like you could beat off a good sized mugger with that though...
[01:33] <OerHeks> !it | pcn_
[01:33] <mjbrancato> I don't care if it ways 50 lbs, if it has the power I need, heck yah!! Great for gaming and performance.
[01:33] <OerHeks> this channel is english only, pcn_
[01:33] <pcn_> tks
[01:34] <tonyyarusso> OerHeks: Pretty sure that was Portugese...
[01:34] <mjbrancato> I have a good question. How do I get application states to save in Ubuntu? Like on certain displays and workspaces. I have this tweak, but it doesn't work.
[01:35] <OerHeks> oh, my bad :-(
[01:35] <mjbrancato> This does not work for me: http://i.imgur.com/KMmJByo.png
[01:35] <promet> mjbrancato, duly noted, and don't get me wrong, I am sorely tempted. My laptop's no "air", that's or sure
[01:36] <petrvs> mjbrancato: that's a problem for your DE's session manager
[01:36] <petrvs> mjbrancato: if it's default Ubuntu, that'd be GNOME+compiz
[01:36] <promet> and hey, beatin' off a mugger is *bonus*
[01:36] <promet> +3 gaming laptop of bump raising..
[01:37] <mjbrancato> petrvs, well I was running Ubuntu with Unity and it didn't work. I don't like Unity, so I stripped it out and installed Cinnamon from Linux Mint. I just wish it worked. It is damaging my workflow
[01:37] <mjbrancato> But it still is based off of Gnome
[01:37] <petrvs> mjbrancato: that's probably the exact same session manager, GNOME 3's
[01:37] <petrvs> yeah
[01:38] <promet> mjbrancato, have you tried awesome-wm, it's all "keyboard-y" and a bit of a learning curve, but works and is quick and light
[01:38] <petrvs> mjbrancato: ^ very much advise you to ignore that :p
[01:38] <mjbrancato> petrvs do you know what I would have to do to fix it? I tried researching it, but the closest I found was the compiz plugin I have now in the screenshot, and some other text edit stuff, but it's very ricky
[01:38] <promet> whenever I bork my unity installs (a lot) it is my rescue wm
[01:39] <petrvs> he hasn't broken it :p
[01:39] <mjbrancato> oh it's a DE? eh, I customized a lot with Cinnamon. I love it, haha
[01:39] <petrvs> mjbrancato: you using nvidia?
[01:39] <petrvs> no, awesome is a wm, and it has nothing to do with your situation
 yes nvidia and it even has CUDA!
[01:40] <petrvs> TMI
[01:41] <petrvs> mjbrancato: might check https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1292398
 <petrvs> Thank you, I read something simliar to this. I wonder when it will be fixed. But it should still work on the main monitor then?
[01:45] <mjbrancato> Funny thing is Apple has the same issues where applications don't save in the correct monitors and workspaces
[01:45] <petrvs> dunno
[01:45] <petrvs> GNOME 3 is kind of... silly
[01:45] <petrvs> they abandoned their entire code base
[01:45] <petrvs> and then their leader quit
[01:45]  * petrvs shrugs
 Gnome 3 is a joke, so is Unity. Cinnamon I actually like and is a great fork from Gnome 3
[01:46] <mjbrancato> Just needs updates and to become more streamlined
[01:48] <thetrav> I'm trying to set up squid-deb-proxy.  The access control list limits it to ubuntu official repositories.  How do I tell it to cache all packages from everywhere, without caring what the url is?
[01:49] <petrvs> mjbrancato: cinnamon is not a fork, AFAIK
[01:49] <petrvs> just a top-level UI reconfig
 ahh ok, it's just what I have read
[01:50] <petrvs> reading things will get you into trouble every time :p
[01:50] <mjbrancato> haha right. Very true, and it breaks things, but then sometimes you learn things.
 I guess it was originally a fork. And I know I shouldn't take from wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinnamon_%28software%29
[01:55] <HewwoThere> Hi. How can I set the home directory of a user to be in a different drive?
[01:56] <mjbrancato> HewwoThere Either set it up as a partition? Or maybe an alias using ln -s source destination. probably not best solutions, but ideas.
[01:57] <HewwoThere> Well, I'm a bit of a noob...
[01:57] <petrvs> mjbrancato: mmm, I guess you could call it one, but I doubt they do much development of their own
[01:57] <petrvs> HewwoThere: usermod, probs
[01:57] <HewwoThere> Okay. Would a symlink work? Or?
[01:59] <petrvs> HewwoThere: no harm in trying, sounds pointlessly convoluted, though
[01:59] <mjbrancato> HewwoThere I have been using symlinks for some of my stuff because I haven't been able to buy a 1tb SSD yet. I wouldn't recommend putting the entire home directory on a different hard drive because of the mounts might not always mount
[01:59] <HewwoThere> Well. Hm
[01:59] <mjbrancato> But you should try it
[01:59] <mjbrancato> I use symlinks all the time
[01:59] <HewwoThere> I have 4x 1TB SSD's on a dedi I just bought and not sure
[01:59] <mjbrancato> and for the other hard drive you can just do a fstab mount
[02:20] <Stephan36> kodi
[02:20] <Stephan36> #ubuntu
[02:25] <nicomachus> Stephan36: do you need some help?
[02:25] <nicomachus> oh he's gone
[02:25] <Nikesh> I got a fatal error when installing Ubuntu. The error was something like - "'grub-install /dev/sda' failed. This is a fatal error." -- I then booted into a live USB, mounted the /dev/sda5 partition at /home/ubuntu/temp and then ran `sudo grub-install --root-directory=/home/ubuntu/temp /dev/sda` and then it gave the error -- "this GPT partition label contains no BIOS Boot Partition; embedding won't be possible." -- How do I create a BIOS Boot
[02:26] <nicomachus> Nikesh: are you on the live cd now?
[02:26] <nicomachus> live usb
[02:26] <Nikesh> Yes
[02:26] <nicomachus> do you have chroot?
[02:26] <Nikesh> The machine is sitting next to this one and booted on the live usb
[02:26] <Nikesh> nicomachus: in my $PATH?
[02:27] <Nikesh> If so, yes.
[02:27] <nicomachus> Nikesh: ok. type in 'ls -lh /boot' and paste the output at paste.ubuntu.com, then link that here.
[02:27] <Nikesh> OK
[02:28] <toeshred> is there a way to get avconv to encode mp3's in 14.04?
[02:29] <toeshred> it keeps telling me libmp3lame is not available
[02:29] <toeshred> when i use avconv -acodec libmp3lame -i file.wav file.mp3
[02:29] <Nikesh> nicomachus: paste.ubuntu.com/11880621/
[02:29] <nicomachus> toeshred: try installing 'libavcodec-extra' and 'libmp3lame'
[02:30] <anthonyb92> @toeshred if that doesn
[02:30] <anthonyb92> 't work try the ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:30] <toeshred> i have both of those, as well as libavcodec-extra-54
[02:30] <toeshred> and i also have ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:30] <toeshred> maybe i need a reboot
[02:30] <anthonyb92> what exactly are you getting as an error message?
[02:30] <nicomachus> Nikesh: 'sudo apt-get install linux-image-generic'
[02:30] <petrvs> toeshred: you can use lame directly for wav files
[02:31] <toeshred> Unknown Decoder: libmp3lame
[02:31] <nicomachus> you're missing parts of your kernel.
[02:31] <veebull> anyone here willing to help with a problem involving vagrant on ubuntu 14.04?  No apparent signs of life over @ #vagrant...
[02:31] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Running
[02:31] <nicomachus> Nikesh: when it's done, show me 'ls -lh /boot' again
[02:31] <toeshred> i also tried specifying libmp3lame0 (as it appears in apt)
[02:31] <anthonyb92> @veebull shoot, I'll give it a go, not too much vagrant experience though
[02:32] <SchrodingersScat> toeshred: don't you need avconv -i file.wav -acodec libmp3lame file.mp3 ?
[02:32] <toeshred> SchrodingersScat: I'll give that a try
[02:32] <SchrodingersScat> toeshred: I thought that - before the -i were attributed to the -i file?
[02:33] <veebull> anthonyb92: Basically I'm trying to use vagrant to install the VM from http://datasciencetoolbox.org/
[02:33] <veebull> I've got the VagrantFile setup, and the box gets installed okay...
[02:33] <toeshred> SchrodingersScat: I think that fixed it, thanks.
[02:33] <Nikesh> nicomachus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880646/
[02:33] <veebull> but it complains about the permissions on the ssh private key file
[02:34] <SchrodingersScat> toeshred: so my understanding is that you were telling avconv that the wav file was REALLY an mp3, which probably got confusing when it was actually still a wav.  good luck, have fun.
[02:34] <veebull> and neither vagrant, nor I (using sudo) can change the permissions to 0600 as it wants
[02:34] <nicomachus> ok, one sec Nikesh. That's progress.
[02:34] <veebull> insecure permissions = unable to use 'vagrant ssh' to connect to the box.
[02:35] <anthonyb92> ok, gimme a sec, let me check it out
[02:35] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Thanks!
[02:35] <nicomachus> Nikesh: now type 'update-initramfs -vu -k all'
[02:36] <Nikesh> nicomachus: "update-initramfs is disabled since running on read-only media"
[02:36] <anthonyb92> veebull: are you logging into the box as the user vagrant?
[02:37] <nicomachus> aren't you chroot?
[02:37] <nicomachus> Nikesh: ^
[02:37] <Nikesh> nicomachus: I see, sorry I misunderstood the first question. I am not chroot, then.
[02:38] <veebull> anthonyb92: this is before I ever get into the box... never read anywhere about creating a new user 'vagrant' on the host machine.
[02:39] <nicomachus> Ok Nikesh. In that case, type in 'sudo mount /dev/sdXX /mnt'
[02:39] <nicomachus> Nikesh: where sdXX is your mount partition
[02:39] <Apteryx> Anyone got the Ubuntu boot splash screen working with FGLRX and LUKS encrypted drive?
[02:39] <Nikesh> nicomachus: OK. I have /dev/sda5 mounted on /home/ubuntu/temp
[02:40] <Kali_Yug1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880674/
[02:40] <Apteryx> I get to the password prompt, but I cannot input any text in there, and I cannot do anything from there, as if it's frozen.
[02:41] <nicomachus> Nikesh: fine. now 'for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /home/ubuntu/temp$i; done
[02:41] <Apteryx> my /etc/default/grub has the following: quiet splash nomodeset
[02:41] <veebull> anthonyb92: As far as I can tell, the process *is* trying to login as the user 'vagrant' (on the guest VM)
[02:41] <veebull> Then I get this:
[02:41] <veebull>     default: Vagrant insecure key detected. Vagrant will automatically replace
[02:41] <veebull>     default: this with a newly generated keypair for better security.
[02:42] <hypernova> hello
[02:42] <veebull>     default: Inserting generated public key within guest...
[02:42] <veebull>     default: Removing insecure key from the guest if its present...
[02:42] <veebull>     default: Key inserted! Disconnecting and reconnecting using new SSH key...
[02:42] <veebull> The private key to connect to the machine via SSH must be owned
[02:42] <veebull> by the user running Vagrant. This is a strict requirement from
[02:42] <veebull> SSH itself. Please fix the following key to be owned by the user
[02:42] <nicomachus> !pastebin | veebull
[02:42] <hypernova> has anyone been able to get star wars the old republic working on ubuntu
[02:42] <hypernova> i can not ;(
[02:42] <nicomachus> hypernova: try #playonlinux
[02:43] <hypernova> thanks ;P
[02:43] <Kali_Yug1> Can somebody tell me why this happend? do I have to remove the ppa??
[02:43] <Kali_Yug1> Failed to fetch
[02:43] <Kali_Yug1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880674/
[02:44] <anthonyb92> veebull: what are the permissions on the ~/.ssh folder
[02:44] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Sorry there must be a bash syntax error? It says `: No such file or directory"
[02:45] <veebull> anthonyb92: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880683/
[02:45] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Never mind. I was typing the '
[02:45] <Nikesh> nicomachus: OK, so those are mounted
[02:46] <nicomachus> Ok cool Nikesh. Now 'sudo chroot /home/ubuntu/temp'
[02:46] <Nikesh> nicomachus: OK cool. Now do I re-do the above few steps?
[02:46] <veebull> Its not the .ssh folder its griping about
[02:46] <Ben64> Kali_Yug1: yep
[02:46] <veebull> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880688/
[02:47] <nicomachus> yea, show me 'ls -lh /boot' again Nikesh
[02:47] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Thanks! OK. http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880689/
[02:47] <nicomachus> oh yea, that all looks fine.
[02:48] <anthonyb92> veebull: and you can't just change the permissions of the key in an elevated shell?
[02:48] <nicomachus> Nikesh: now type 'update-initramfs -vu -k all'
[02:49] <veebull> anthonyb92: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880694/
[02:49] <veebull> does nothing whatsoever
[02:50] <Nikesh> nicomachus: OK. It did its thing and finished now
[02:50] <nicomachus> and Nikesh: your original problem was asking about creating a bios boot partition, but it looks like you've got this install set up as EFI. Are you dual booting with Windows?
[02:51] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Yes, thanks for clarifying that.
[02:51] <Nikesh> Yes I am dual booting
[02:51] <nicomachus> Nikesh: is this is an older machine?
[02:51] <jomb> hola
[02:51] <Nikesh> nicomachus: No, I just got it a few days ago. Acer ES1-11M
[02:52] <Nikesh> nicomachus: I need Windows for a work thing but I prefer Ubuntu. Thanks for the guidance this far!
[02:52] <nicomachus> Ok. Well if that update's done, then see if it'll boot now. If not, you may need someone more familiar with EFI boots...
[02:52] <Nikesh> OK. Testing now
[02:52] <Nikesh> I'll unmount the drives?
[02:52] <nicomachus> yes Nikesh.
[02:53] <Mightykiko> I am stuck at grub. What should i do?
[02:53] <Nikesh> nicomachus: Sorry - getting target busy errors
[02:54] <nicomachus> jomb: solo hablas espanol? o hablas ingles tambien?
[02:54] <nicomachus> Nikesh: make sure you exit the chroot first.
[02:54] <Nikesh> nicomachus: In the chroot I typed `exit`
[02:54] <jomb> solo español
[02:55] <jomb> mira estoy probando xchat desde linux mint
[02:55] <nicomachus> !es | jomb
[02:55] <Kali_Yug1> I can't delete the ppa somehow. It still says Failed to fetch?
[02:55] <jomb> oki gracias
[02:56] <nicomachus> de nada jomb
[02:56] <nicomachus> Nikesh: I'm not sure, I've had that problem myself a few times.
[02:56] <Ben64> jomb: Linux Mint no es un derivado de Ubuntu apoyado. Por favor, buscar apoyo en el # linuxmint-help en irc.spotchat.org
[02:56] <akurilin> question: I'm running 64bit trusty, but it looks like apt is still at least indexing i386 packages. Is this normal?
[02:56] <akurilin> Do I want to disable it?
[02:57] <Ben64> akurilin: yes, no
[02:57] <anderson_> hi
[02:57] <anderson_> all
[02:57] <nicomachus> I sure as heck don't know enough spanish to attempt to troubleshoot linux in it... lol
[02:57] <akurilin> Ben64: the way I realized this is that I set up apt-mirror locally and realized that I still have to download the 384 packages
[02:57] <anderson_> algum BR ?
[02:57] <akurilin> 386
[02:57] <Ben64> nicomachus: shouldn't send someone to the spanish ubuntu channel for mint though
[02:58] <nicomachus> oh I totally missed that.
[02:58] <ovranon> so where is the anonymous group?
[02:58] <nicomachus> ovranon: not here.
[02:58] <ovranon> lol
[02:59] <anderson_> ola
[02:59] <Kali_Yug1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880711/
[03:00] <anderson_> ola
[03:00] <akurilin> Ben64: I figured I can add [arch=amd64] to sources.list
[03:00] <akurilin> to specialize the source
[03:00] <akurilin> that pretty much solved it
[03:00] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: do you have an internet connection?
[03:00] <Ben64> akurilin: at the expense of breaking multiarch, sure
[03:00] <Kali_Yug1> Hello I am here :D
[03:00] <anderson_> hi Hitler
[03:00] <anderson_> jjajajaja
[03:00] <Ben64> anderson_: don't play here
[03:00] <anderson_> sorry
[03:01] <anderson_> praink
[03:01] <akurilin> Ben64: I still have the default sources available in the list, I'm just using a local cache for the 64 bit ones
[03:01] <nicomachus> hey, gotta ask Kali_Yug1. try sudo apt-get clean
[03:01] <Ben64> akurilin: ah ok
[03:01] <Kali_Yug1> hold on
[03:01] <anderson_> pranks
[03:01] <Ben64> anderson_: read this https://workaround.org/getting-help-on-irc
[03:01] <Kali_Yug1> still?
[03:02] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: still what?
[03:02] <anderson_> beleza
[03:02] <Kali_Yug1> the same error message when I try to delete the ppa
[03:03] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: try update again
[03:03] <Kali_Yug1> I also used sudo ppa-purge
[03:03] <nicomachus> did you try to update again after apt-get clean?
[03:04] <Kali_Yug1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880730/
[03:04] <Waddup> hi, im trying to mount my raid but im getting errors, im using ubuntu 14.04 server trusty tahr. heres a log : http://paste.ubuntu.com/11877052/
[03:05] <anderson_> hello
[03:05] <anderson_> all
[03:05] <anderson_> obrigado pela atenção
[03:06] <anderson_> algum BR
[03:07] <nicomachus> anderson_: I'm sorry, we only speak english here. What language do you speak?
[03:07] <anthonyb92> veebull: maybe this can help http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22922891/vagrant-ssh-authentication-failure
[03:07] <HewwoThere> How can I automatically backup my MySQL databases?
[03:07] <ChauffeR> portuguese
[03:07] <ChauffeR> br? br? br? br?
[03:07] <Kali_Yug1> deutsch junge ihr muesst deutsch reden
[03:08] <nicomachus> ChauffeR: idk man... coulda been... something else.
[03:08] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: it's strange that you're just getting a 404 from launchpad.
[03:09] <ekem> HewwoThere, ask in #mysql, but usually just dump the tables and zip it
[03:09] <Kali_Yug1> should I restart router could it be my internet?
[03:09] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: nah that wouldn't be it.
[03:09] <HewwoThere> I know how to backup the databases, but I'm just wondering how I can make a bash script? If it expects my password?
[03:10] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: you may try removing them from the GUI under system settings -> Software & Updates -> Other Software
[03:10] <ekem> either prompt for the pass or store it in plaintext
[03:11] <ekem> in a cof file
[03:11] <ekem> conf*
[03:11] <Waddup> hmm
[03:11] <anthonyb92> veebull: if your ssh configs are default/sane then the only thing I can think of is permissions in and of your ~/.ssh directory. That or maybe the key it came with, try replacing it with the one found here https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mitchellh/vagrant/master/keys/vagrant.pub
[03:11] <Kali_Yug1> are there not important?
[03:11] <ekem> .my.cnf
[03:12] <akurilin> Is there any other way to tell apt how to prioritize sources besides order in sources.list?
[03:13] <Kali_Yug1> I have kubuntu it isn't there :(
[03:13] <akurilin> e.g. say I don't want to mess with sources.list and want to add to sources.list.d/ instead
[03:13] <akurilin> how do I instruct it to prioritize those sources instead?
[03:14] <bubbasaures> Kali_Yug1, You have to check ppa's for your release.
[03:14] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: I mean... have you tried a reboot?
[03:14] <nicomachus> Otherwise I got nothing. The 404 makes me think it might be on launchpad's end.
[03:15] <Kali_Yug1> Ok I found it. I removed the checkmarks in the GUI
[03:15] <Kali_Yug1> I try again apt-get update
[03:16] <acetakwas> hello guys
[03:16] <Kali_Yug1> worked like charm over the gui ? thx a lot worked
[03:16] <acetakwas> I am having issues with compiz
[03:16] <Kali_Yug1> No Err this time
[03:17] <acetakwas> I don't know how it suddenly got missing in just under a few days
[03:17] <acetakwas> I had ran the app last week only to type it in my dash and not find it
[03:18] <bubbasaures> acetakwas, YOu have the desktop compiz is still there, what app?
[03:18] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: that's only halfway now.
[03:18] <nicomachus> You're going to want that ppa. you just need to switch the mirror.
[03:18] <Kali_Yug1> ok I didn't see any errors showing up?
[03:18] <acetakwas> I have tried resinstalling using all the commands I could find, I would get a prompt to download; it would show me the size but end up failing to download
[03:19] <acetakwas> bubbasaures, compiz app
[03:19] <Kali_Yug1> how am I going to do this. I thoght just removing
[03:19] <nicomachus> Kali_Yug1: yea because it's not checking that ppa anymore. But that ppa is an important one.
[03:19] <nicomachus> Check out this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1856375
[03:19] <bubbasaures> acetakwas, compizconfig-settings-manager?
[03:20] <acetakwas> bubbasaures, yes it fails to install
[03:21] <bubbasaures> acetakwas, Show us that in a pastebin.
[03:22] <bubbasaures> acetakwas, sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager | pastebinit      if you have pastebinit installed
[03:23] <Kali_Yug1> well there talking about just removing them. and some program called fix404
[03:23] <veebull_> anthonyb92: think I found the problem
[03:23] <veebull_> I was following the directions out of the book 'Data Science at the Command Line'
[03:24] <veebull_> The site 'datasciencetoolbox.org' referenced a slightly different VM... which works just fine.
[03:24] <bindi> i'm installing ubuntu 15.04 on a "fakeraid" raid0 atm (intel chipset raid), and surprisingly the installer gave no errors and looks like its going to work... do you think the bootloader will be installed successfully?
[03:25] <bindi> last time i tried this, there were problems
[03:25] <acetakwas> http://pastebin.com/Z5j4asVG
[03:26] <bubbasaures> acetakwas, This saucy?
[03:26] <bindi> ahha, here we go. "executing grub install /dev/sda failed"
[03:26] <acetakwas> bubbasaures, nicomachus, http://pastebin.com/Z5j4asVG
[03:26] <acetakwas> bubbasaures, yes
[03:26] <acetakwas> bubbasaures, 13.10 (32-bit)
[03:27] <Kali_Yug1> I try restarting be right back.
[03:27] <bubbasaures> 13.10 | acetakwas
[03:27] <bubbasaures> !13.10
[03:28] <acetakwas> okay, but how can I fix this in the meantime?
[03:28] <OerHeks> ouch, no heartbleed, no moodle security update ..
[03:29] <acetakwas> I would like to setup compiz and conky
[03:29] <OerHeks> upgrade, acetakwas
[03:29] <bubbasaures> acetakwas, upgrade
[03:29] <acetakwas> OerHeks, I don't have sufficient data to upgrade yet
[03:29] <nicomachus> sufficient data...?
[03:30] <acetakwas> yes, data bandwidth
[03:30] <nicomachus> oh geez you poor soul.
[03:30] <acetakwas> or "internet bandwidth"
[03:31] <OerHeks> good luck then.
[03:31] <n3031> hey I have black border around my applications In Ubuntu 14.04
[03:32] <n3031> can any body help me fix this
[03:33] <bubbasaures> n3031, Have you messed with the theme, a pic would be nice.
[03:33] <acetakwas> guys will I loose my installed apps when I upgrade?
[03:33] <nicomachus> n3031: are you using an HDMI cable? and what graphics drivers do you have installed?
[03:33] <n3031> I had my screen messed up reinstall unity
[03:33] <n3031> Intel video drivers
[03:34] <Kali_Yuga> restarting didn't work
[03:34] <n3031> now I have black borders around around my applications
[03:34] <OerHeks> acetakwas, not if they are from our repo's, ppa's will be disabled.
[03:35] <acetakwas> okay thanks
[03:35] <n3031> no did not work
[03:37] <bindi> hmm, seems i accidentally installed grub on my usb stick
[03:37] <bindi> i can use that to boot my raid installation..
[03:39] <nicomachus> n3031: are you using an HDMI cable?
[03:44] <bindi> ok wow that was easy
[03:44] <bindi> i just did "sudo grub-install /dev/mapper/isw_bfbdgfiha_Volume0p5"
[03:45]  * nicomachus just realized he forgot to re-enable ppas after 15.04 upgrade...
[03:48] <OerHeks> nicomachus, set a calendar reminder @ October 22, 2015 for 15.10 :-D
[03:48] <nicomachus> Lol
[03:48] <nicomachus> at least it was all non-essential stuff... spotify, cairo-dock.
[03:49] <OerHeks> Only dropbox and snappy-dev
[03:51] <Waddup> hi, im trying to mount my raid but im getting errors, im using ubuntu 14.04 server trusty tahr. heres a log : http://paste.ubuntu.com/11877052/
[03:54] <doctorly> Does anyone use time tracking application in terminal or vim for tracking hours in web development or something similar? I am looking for suggestions.
[03:55] <OerHeks> hmmm http://paste.ubuntu.com/11877052/ is taking ages to load here ..
[03:56] <bindi> that pastebin link says "an error has occured in the pastebin software"
[03:57] <OerHeks> bindi, thanks, i see it too
[03:58] <nicomachus> OerHeks: wth was that paste?
[03:59] <OerHeks> nicomachus, not sure, i am trying to find out where to report.
[04:00] <OerHeks> strange, one number up works fine
[04:00] <nicomachus> I got it to load, but it's HUGE. 347000 lines.
[04:01] <OerHeks> ohhhhh that is the trouble...
[04:01] <nicomachus> and then I closed it and now it won't open again. lol
[04:02] <rypervenche> lol
[04:02] <nicomachus> oh, got it again.
[04:02] <OerHeks> Waddup, paste too long, can you shorten it to the last .. say 1000 lines?
[04:02] <nicomachus> 347616 lines to be exact.
[04:03] <nicomachus> yes, definitely don't need all the "yes/no" queries.
[04:03] <nicomachus> "Fix? yes". That's 347598 lines of it.
[04:03] <Blue1> wow mozilla blocked flash
[04:04] <nicomachus> here's the last block of fixes plus the end: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11880909/
[04:04] <nicomachus> OerHeks^
[04:04] <OerHeks> Blue1, known issue,Firefox has Flash blocked due to vulnerabilities.
[04:04] <OerHeks> ther eshould be a flash update waiting
[04:04] <wheresmypaaants> Hello, IRC Members. I came home today to use my computer and found it in "emergency mode." I entered the root password and did some looking around and can't find an issue. I tried to start the X server to see if I could resolve it through the UI and the X Server crashed. I'd really prefer to fix this rather than to re-install  Ubuntu, so any and all help is much appreciated.
[04:04] <OerHeks> * there
[04:05] <JoeyWheeras> This is GitGud and i want you to join ##socialdawgs
[04:06] <nicomachus> Waddup: what happened to those disks?
[04:07] <Mightykiko> How setup DOS Emulator to use .exe program?
[04:07] <nicomachus> Mightykiko: you want ##winehq
[04:08] <nicomachus> #winehq, sorry
[04:08] <Mightykiko> You mean Wine?
[04:08] <Mightykiko> Is it different from wine?
[04:08] <nicomachus> Yes, you'll want to run the .exe in wine, but the guys on the #winehq channel can help show you how to do that.
[04:09] <OerHeks> !info bochs
[04:09] <Blue1> i checked to see if there was anything newer in the repos but 11.2 is the latest
[04:10] <Mightykiko> How to change to #wineq?
[04:10] <Blue1> Mightykiko: do a /j #wineq
[04:12] <nicomachus> Mightykiko: it's /j #winehq
[04:13] <Rocketeer99> So I have a touchscreen laptop convertible, and I had some questions about touch support
[04:13] <Rocketeer99> It seems that some applications like nautilus and rythmbox work perfectly with the touchscreen
[04:14] <Rocketeer99> At least as far as scrolling is concerned
[04:14] <Rocketeer99> But why can't I scroll the dash with a touchscreen?
[04:14] <OerHeks> Blue1, i got this update, flashplugin-installer 11.2.202.481.ubuntu0.15.04.1, 11.2.202.481.ubuntu0.15.04.2
[04:15] <Rocketeer99> I've got these great big icons that are perfect for a touchscreen but I can't scroll between them. Anybody have any ideas?
[04:16] <wheresmypaaants> Could the problem be that I deleted a partition that FStab was configured to mount?
[04:16] <nicomachus> Rocketeer99: have you looked into Ubuntu Touch?
[04:16] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, and with your onscreen keyboard?
[04:16] <Rocketeer99> nicomchus: Ubuntu touch is really immature for keyboard and mouse
[04:16] <OerHeks> wheresmypaaants, good find, most likely yes?
[04:17] <Rocketeer99> It's a convertible laptop tablet, that I mostly use as a laptop.
[04:17] <wheresmypaaants> OerHeks: I just commented it out of the file from emergency mode, gonna try a normal boot and hope for the best
[04:17] <Rocketeer99> OerHeks: I have onboard installed and it works alright
[04:17] <wheresmypaaants> Update: booted
[04:18] <bindi> yo, i just installed ubuntu-desktop, rebooted, tried to select that session (using mate desktop atm), i try to log in but it just flashes black and goes back
[04:18] <quint> how do i identify whether or not my network card was recognized by linux?
[04:18] <aeon-ltd> quint: dmesg if you just inserted it, it will be the most recent log
[04:19] <aeon-ltd> quint: otherwise you can look through lsusb and lspci
[04:19] <quint> right forgot about dmesg.
[04:20] <neo1691> There is nice network proxy gui in ubuntu 15.04, I can set the system wide proxy from the gui. I want to know what is the name of that gui app so that I can call it from dmenu? or does it have a command line interface?
[04:20] <quint> "Invalid MAC address found in EEPROM"
[04:20] <quint> that sounds tricky.
[04:20] <quint> is the card shot?
[04:20] <Rocketeer99> OerHeks: Onboard works to sort in the dash, but the workflow there is open onboard, click the dash, type on the onscreen keyboard, click the app or file I wanted, then close onboard
[04:20] <aeon-ltd> quint: i think that's a question for ##hardware
[04:21] <Rocketeer99> And there's no way to scroll the filters on the side
[04:21] <quint> aeon-ltd, i'll check with those fellows then, thanks
[04:23] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, sounds like it needs fixing, file a bugreport?
[04:25] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, wait, i found a bugreport > https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/1235056
[04:25] <OerHeks> confirm it please, there is already a recent confirmation
[04:25] <nicomachus> neo1691: network-manager
[04:26] <Rocketeer99> ubottu: So it's a known bug and already filed?
[04:26] <Rocketeer99> Well then I won't ask you if you think it might be fixed before unity8
[04:26] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, yes, but your confirmation might help speed up the dev's
[04:27] <Rocketeer99> OerHeks: I'll confirm this affects me too then
[04:28] <zlinux> hi
[04:28] <OerHeks> name the filters on the side
[04:28] <Rocketeer99> Then I have a slightly different question about the same laptop
[04:28] <OerHeks> hi zlinux
[04:28] <zlinux> i've been using CentOS on Desktop since 2004, should I switch to Ubuntu or not?
[04:28] <zlinux> OerHeks: hi :)
[04:29] <Rocketeer99> How can I autodetect when I fold it into tablet mode and disable the touchpad?
[04:29] <zlinux> I use my desktop for business, web development and web related biz.
[04:29] <OerHeks> zlinux, that is a choise you have to make, install ubuntu side-by side and see what works best for you
[04:30] <ravikanth> I get this error message when I try to install ubuntu - image - https://dl.pushbulletusercontent.com/wvu87ULAvXWmMwVcXy860jmNNRarpkpa/IMG_20150715_095623_HDR.jpg
[04:30] <zlinux> OerHeks: may be I need to choose the Desktop Environment first
[04:30] <ravikanth> Laptop model number - ACER Aspire s7-391
[04:30] <zlinux> what will i lose if I don't use Unity on Ubunto?
[04:30] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, what model convertable?
[04:30] <zlinux> like for example, Kubuntu (KDE)
[04:31] <OerHeks> maybe someone got there before
[04:31] <zlinux> or other
[04:31] <SchrodingersScat> respect
[04:31] <bubbasaures>  ravikanth anything close, is that your input?
[04:31] <nicomachus> lol
[04:31] <Rocketeer99> OerHeks: Lenovo Yoga S1
[04:31] <ravikanth> @bubbsaures That is what I see when I try to install it
[04:31] <ravikanth> bubbsaures That is what I see when I try to install it
[04:32] <bubbasaures> ravikanth, Are you typing in kolkata?
[04:33] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, disable touchpad fn F6 >> http://askubuntu.com/questions/450066/rotate-touchscreen-and-disable-the-touchpad-on-yoga-2-pro-in-rotated-mode
[04:33] <nicomachus> bubbasaures: is it recognizing kolkata? looks like he has english selected, but the english version of kolkata is calcutta
[04:33] <ravikanth> bubbasaures We chose from the map
[04:33] <ravikanth> I am not able to continue further
[04:33] <OerHeks> i think it works the same for your model?
[04:33] <Rocketeer99> I saw that and tried it - fn f6 doesn't work
[04:34] <Rocketeer99> Regular F6 brightens my screen a bit
[04:34] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, Heh, maybe so, I was trying to figure out where that is.
[04:34] <nicomachus> I had to google it
[04:35] <nicomachus> dunno why it would give that dialog box though
[04:35] <bubbasaures> ravikanth, You catch that
[04:35] <Rocketeer99> I could write a script to disable the touchpad and set it to a custom keyboard shortcut, but I was hoping to find an autodetect for turning the screen around
[04:35] <SchrodingersScat> zlinux: you would lose space if you later installed something with a bunch of dependencies normally in ubuntu-desktop, that's all I can think of.
[04:38] <ravikanth> bubbasaures, I did not understand nicomachus
[04:38] <nicomachus> ravikanth: did you select english as the language for the install?
[04:38] <ravikanth> nicomachus: yes
[04:38] <zlinux> SchrodingersScat: if I need KDE, i better use Kubuntu?
[04:39] <nicomachus> ravikanth: In American English, kolkata is spelled "Calcutta". So it may not be recognizing kolkata as a city.
[04:40] <ravikanth> nicomachus: I chose it from the map and it showed us as kolkata
[04:40] <nicomachus> ah, ok.
[04:40] <Rocketeer99> OerHeks: I was thinking somthing like an acpi event detection triggering various activities like disable keyboard/touchpad
[04:41] <ravikanth> nicomachus: I don't even know what to search for in google !
[04:41] <ravikanth> Strange error
[04:42] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, i am not sure this whole tread is the same model > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2193327 but there are a lot of scripts on it about the same issue, and on page #2 answer 15 this guy mentioned hanging it on a ACPI event
[04:42] <r0th3d> hi
[04:43] <bubbasaures> ravikanth, Does it show this with a click anywhere else? How about typing Calcutta
[04:44] <ravikanth> bubbasaures: I havent tried clicking anywhere else. Let me try that
[04:45] <Rocketeer99> OerHecks: That's a very cool thread, I'll look into the things they recommended
[04:45] <nicomachus> bubbasaures: he says he didn't type kolkata, it auto-filled when he clicked the map.
[04:45] <Rocketeer99> Thanks so much for finding that
[04:46] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, We see the weirdest stuff here is all I'll say. ;)
[04:47] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, somewhere they mention github / spin >> https://github.com/wdbm/spin
[04:47] <OerHeks> might be the tool you are looking for
[04:47] <nicomachus> bubbasaures: were you here for the 347616 line paste?
[04:47] <Rocketeer99> a question: That seems to be systemd dependant, and I haven't upgraded to 15.04 yet
[04:47] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, yeah, lol
[04:47] <Rocketeer99> A lot of that thread, that is
[04:48] <SchrodingersScat> zlinux: probably the best place to start
[04:48] <OerHeks> Rocketeer99, looking at the dat, 2014, i guess it is not speciall for systemD
[04:48] <OerHeks> *date
[04:49] <Rocketeer99> Alright, sounds good!
[04:49] <OerHeks> have fun :-)
[04:52] <neo1691> nicomachus: network-manager command not found on cli?
[04:53] <neo1691> And also not working in dmenu run. There is something called as NetworkManager, which doesn't starts anything.
[04:53] <nicomachus> neo1691: sorry, 'nm-connection-editor'
[04:55] <neo1691> nicomachus: Thanks a lot. But this one is for configuring the network. I wanted the other one, where we can specify the proxy. The one that has the airplane mode on/off button on it's top right corner.
[04:56] <nicomachus> ok, neo1691, you can access that from the Dash with 'network', but I'm not sure about from the terminal.
[04:56] <neo1691> nicomachus: yes. I am using bspwm instead of unity . So I cannot access bash
[04:56] <neo1691> s/bash/dash
[04:57] <nicomachus> lol. well I'm just striking out then.
[04:57] <nicomachus> new batter.
[04:57]  * nicomachus hits the dugout
[05:00] <ravikanth> bubbasaures: nicomachus: There was something about disabling raid. We did that and it worked. Thanks for your help.
[05:00] <nicomachus> well then.... ok.
[05:02] <Mikaela> Hi, I installed Ubuntu (MATE) 15.04 back to my laptop. However WLAN doesn't work now, `rfkill list` says <http://sprunge.us/TSQZ>, but nothing is blocked and `rfkill unblock all` changes nothing.
[05:02] <Mikaela> nm-applet says that "Wifi is not enabed" and right click and "Enable Wifi" doesn't do anything. If I really disable Wifi from hardware switch it says "Wifi has been disabled with hardware button."
[05:02] <Mikaela> The card is Ralink RT5390 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe and inxi says that it uses driver rt2800pci. It has worked always before out of the box and currently works on Windows 10 (dualbooted) without issues. Any suggestions?
[05:04] <nicomachus> Mikaela: try 'sudo ifconfig wlan0 up'
[05:04] <nicomachus> wlan0 obviously being your card... which may be a different number
[05:04] <Mikaela> nicomachus: SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not possible due to RF-kill
[05:06] <nicomachus> Mikaela: if you turn that switch off and run 'rfkill list' does it show hard block as on?
[05:06] <nicomachus> s/on/yes
[05:07] <Mikaela> nicomachus: the second device becomes hard blocked in addition to soft blocked http://sprunge.us/EICL
[05:07] <nicomachus> well at least it's not a defective switch.
[05:07] <Mikaela> I think if it was defective, Windows would also have issues
[05:08] <nicomachus> well, defective in being read by 15.04.
[05:08] <Mikaela> oh, I see
[05:08] <nicomachus> but it's not. try 'rfkill unblock wifi' instead of all
[05:09] <Mikaela> nothing changes
[05:09] <nicomachus> ok. This blog post: http://pkadetiloye.blogspot.com/2010/11/ubuntu-wireless-disabled-siocsifflags.html
[05:09] <nicomachus> says to delete /dev/rfkill and then reboot to regenerate it.
[05:10] <Mikaela> trying
[05:13] <neo1691> is not able to switch proxy without logging out of bspwm :(
[05:13] <neo1691> isn't that way to send statuses on irc is /say?
[05:13] <Mikaela> nicomachus: situation didn't change and I forgot to say earlier that the hardware button (combined to f12 and requires fn) shows red light which means that WLAN is blocked with it (not in this case) or that there is driver issue (if I understand it correctly)
[05:15] <nicomachus> Mikaela: you ran 'sudo rm /dev/rfkill' and then rebooted, but no change?
[05:15] <Mikaela> nicomachus: yes, you didn't see disconnect at IRC, because I ssh to remote shell
[05:17] <nicomachus> Mikaela: there should be an rfkill toggle in the bios somewhere as well that may get it.
[05:18] <Mikaela> nicomachus: I have never seen one and if there was one, I don't think Windows would work. I booted it after installing Ubuntu MATE and getting this issue to see that it works on that side.
[05:18] <Mikaela> I can go to check just in case though
[05:19] <nicomachus> other than that, you can try blacklisting the hp driver.
[05:20] <Rocketeer99> So I found this:https://forum.manjaro.org/index.php?topic=9671.0 and I have a question. Is there any way I can trigger scripts on ACPI events if I'm not on 15.04 with systemd
[05:20] <Rocketeer99> Second post is the relevant one
[05:21] <Mikaela> Nothing relevant to WLAN or rfkill in BIOS that I can see. What is the hp driver called as, just hp? nicomachus
[05:22] <wagtag> I recently upgraded to 15.10 and now mplayer seems to cause a kernel panic / freeze after playing for 15 minutes to an hour. Any suggestions how to troubleshoot this?
[05:22] <ssn> hi guys
[05:23] <ssn> for some reason, my new ubuntu server install requires no password for sudo (first user i created during the install)
[05:23] <ssn> there is no NOPASSW option in etc/sudoers
[05:23] <SchrodingersScat> !15.10 | wagtag
[05:23] <ssn> why is this user passwordless?
[05:24] <Ben64> ssn: are you sure you installed ubuntu server? I don't think that is the default
[05:24] <wagtag> guh. I keep typing to wrong. I mean 15.04 of course
[05:24] <ssn> Ben64: yes that is what i am using
[05:24] <Ben64> where did you get the iso
[05:24] <wagtag> I upgraded from 14.10
[05:25] <ssn> Ben64: ubuntu.com
[05:25] <ssn> 14.04 lts
[05:25] <ssn> how can i change this behaviour?
[05:25] <Ben64> change the file using visudo
[05:26] <ssn> i want a password promt for the users in the sudo group
[05:26] <ssn> the file is ok
[05:26] <ssn> why would i change it?
[05:26] <Ben64> because you want to change it...
[05:26] <ssn> it has these three lines
[05:26] <ssn> %sudo	ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
[05:26] <ssn> %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
[05:27] <ssn> root	ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
[05:28] <r0th3d> o
[05:29] <ssn> ok got it
[05:30] <ssn> the sudoers.d was not included but for some reason, it still uses the confi files in /etc/sudoers.d/
[05:31] <Mikaela> modprobe -r hp_wmi starts claiming that WLAN hs been disabled with hardware switch and modprobing it again and pressing the switch doesn't change that
[05:32] <Mikaela> modprobe -r rt2800pci again makes WLAN disappear from menu entirely.
[05:35] <drfoobaz> This may be a stupid question, but does anyone know how I could pipe my bash prompt into something every time it's displayed?
[05:36] <stack12> just what you type or the output?
[05:36] <drfoobaz> The prompt itself.
[05:36] <drfoobaz> The PS1 variable in your bashrc.
[05:36] <stack12> type history in bash... is that what you want?
[05:37] <drfoobaz> No. You know the prompt? The default one is like "[user@host] ~ "
[05:37] <drfoobaz> I want to pipe that into lolcat, so it looks pretty. xD
[05:38] <stack12> i don't know how to do it automaticially
[05:39] <drfoobaz> Yeah, the only thing I know about the prompt is how to change it with PS1.
[05:41] <papyrus> can someone help me with this error I'm getting?  It happens when I try to use service ssh restart. ssh.serviceFailed to restart ssh.service: The name org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1 was not provided by any .service files
[05:43] <papyrus> ah nm
[05:43] <papyrus> I wasn't root
[05:51]  * neo1691 figured out how to update his status on irc!
[06:02] <method> hi dears pls am looking for a channel for security experts
[06:03] <method> hi
[06:05] <ssn> method: whats up?
[06:06] <method> am good and you dear
[06:08] <neo1691> hi method
[06:09] <method> am great and you neol
[06:16] <Mikaela> issue resolved with bios update from Insyde HD20 F.35 --> F.48 on Windows side, that makes no sense to me, but as it works I am probably happy. thanks
[06:33] <kaka> hey guys, i am getting grub rescue error, after using ls its giving error: unknown file system.
[06:36] <bubbasaures> kaka, Can  you boot any linux, ;ive or installed?
[06:36] <bubbasaures> live*
[06:37] <kaka> no
[06:38] <bubbasaures> kaka, you have no live? is this broken on the computer your at. Basically we need more details, a little cause and effect you know.
[06:39] <kaka> actually i was installing windows over ubuntu but formatting it. but the installation could not be complete
[06:40] <kaka> and after that when i switched on my laptop i got the error of grub rescue
[06:40] <bubbasaures> kaka, sounds broken, without a live your kinda stuck.
[06:42] <kaka> tell me how to uninstall ubuntu
[06:42] <bubbasaures> kaka, Did you remove the ubuntu partitions to install windows?
[06:42] <kaka> do i need live ubuntu cd now?
[06:43] <kaka> yes
[06:43] <bubbasaures> kaka, Than all you have is grub in the mbr, not an issue, nothing is there to boot, just install what you want it will load a bootloader.
[06:45] <kaka> ok means if i wanna install windows 7 now i just have to put that CD and boot loader will open?
[06:45] <bubbasaures> kaka, The disk boots itself, nothing to do with a botloader in the mbr, be sure it boots the disk.
[06:46] <kaka> ok let me try
[07:10] <Dusti[n]> ok so im rocking 14.04 LTS
[07:11] <Dusti[n]> and was wondering how to upgrade to the newer version9s0
[07:11] <Dusti[n]> *version(s)
[07:11] <bazhang> !upgrade | Dusti[n]
[07:14] <ircnode0> hi, I got low-graoguc problem in Ubuntu 14.04. When I start computer I will get "The system is running in low-graphics mode", like in this link http://askubuntu.com/questions/141606/how-to-fix-the-system-is-running-in-low-graphics-mode-error . I have tried methods in the link : greeter, memory. I don't want to reinstall Ubuntu os. One thing I personally noticed: The error occurs in Linux 3.16.0-43-generic
[07:14] <ircnode0>  version, when I switch to Linux 3.16.0.41-generic everything works. Somebody know what prevent from using full graphic mode in Linux 3.16.0.43-generic version?
[07:15] <ircnode0> *prevent me from using ...
[07:17] <Mightykiko> I just installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. And i am not connected to network. Under my network there are "browse network" and "connect to server"
[07:21] <Spodermen_sweg> Try settings-> network maybe u have airplane mode enabled
[07:22] <drmagoo> ircnode0: what graphics card do you use?
[07:26] <bq> is there a way to save my session so next reboot restores my session?
[07:29] <Aggeloz100> hi
[07:30] <Aggeloz100> HIII
[07:35] <lquidfire> Hi guys! I cannot figure out my boot/grub/grub2/easybcd issue. Could anyone pls help me out?
[07:36] <cfhowlett> !grub | lquidfire
[07:38] <lquidfire> well, my issue doesnt seem to be covered in there
[07:39] <ObrienDave> what is the issue?
[07:39] <madghost> hi all
[07:40] <ObrienDave> Appropriate time-of-day greetings & Welcome
[07:40] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, greetings, human
[07:40] <lquidfire> hello
[07:40] <lquidfire> the thing is rather complicated (for me). So
[07:40] <ObrienDave> LOL was going to call you bot ;P but, i won't go there ;P
[07:40] <madghost> can I ask a question... I have Ubuntu, then I used Gnome-ubuntu, after press key 'Super', I can se all started windows, how can I do it in Ubuntu with Unity ?
[07:41] <cfhowlett> madghost, you'd have to change the keybinding.  doing so means you'd need to reassign or lose the present "Super" setting which invokes the ubuntu dash
[07:42] <OerHeks> Super + W
[07:42] <OerHeks> or hold Super key to see a brief help page
[07:42] <lquidfire> I have 2 hdd's. one contains win7, the other (which BIOS boots) has a sda1 swap -- sda2 a linuxOS -- sda3 linuxdata -- sda4 a linuxOS
[07:42] <madghost> OerHeks: wow!!! so easy! thank you!
[07:44] <lquidfire> sda4 was installed after sda2, which had grub2 in place. sda4 has CentOS on it, and it has grub1, it seems. but my easyBCD, tho pointing to sda2 (which should ahve the grub2) does always show the grub screen of CentOS install :(
[07:44] <ObrienDave> lquidfire, have you looked into grub-customizer?
[07:45] <lquidfire> i tried grub-update, grub install, and everything i could think of, and it says it generates grub2 fine and all, showing all the required menu entries, but when i reboot, it wont show it, but CentOS's grub
[07:45] <lquidfire> no, never heard of
[07:46] <lquidfire> both linux installs i left the grub install as default, so i assume they both isntalled it to the drive's MBR
[07:46] <lquidfire> for one thing, in EasyBCD i cannot point to that, but only to partitions. But when i do that, i end up with CentOS's grub menu
[07:47] <ObrienDave> in case you're interested: https://launchpad.net/~danielrichter2007/+archive/ubuntu/grub-customizer
[07:47] <lquidfire> im just confused as to how this works
[07:47] <lquidfire> thank you :)
[07:48] <ObrienDave> can't guarantee it will help your situation. but worth a look-see
[07:51] <lquidfire> ill give it a shot, ty :)
[07:55] <yzT> hey guys, any ideas about how to remove this? http://s29.postimg.org/81ranksvr/xchat.jpg After installing xchat that "notification" showed up there, and it's always there even when xchat is closed (and systray icon option is disabled as well..). If I click there, another instance of xchat will open.
[07:56] <ObrienDave> yea, uninstall xchat and install hexchat. same look and feel
[07:56] <bazhang> yzT, get rid of xchat install hexchat, doing that is much easier
[07:57] <brontosaurusrex> yzT: use weechat like all the cool people.
[07:57] <cfhowlett> yzT, xchat is abandonware.  hexchat is the replacement
[07:57] <yzT> didn't know about that
[07:58] <brontosaurusrex> xchat is a poor clone of amirc from 2000, not worth using at all, same with hexchat
[07:58] <ObrienDave> to each their own ;P
[07:58] <brontosaurusrex> just telling you the all truth
[07:59] <ObrienDave> oh lordy, in your opinion
[07:59] <cfhowlett> brontosaurusrex, let's move on
[07:59] <brontosaurusrex> cfhowlett: ok, iam done
[07:59] <yzT> the same plugins work in hexchat?
[08:00] <ObrienDave> yes
[08:00] <yzT> ok
[08:00] <yzT> well... switching client xD
[08:00] <ObrienDave> you can inquire in #hexchat and #hexchat-offtopic
[08:01] <ObrienDave> tingping is the maintainer
[08:02] <verb5> :) has anyone tried thunderbird for irc chat ?
[08:02] <ObrienDave> horrible ;P
[08:03] <verb5> what is so horrible ?
[08:03] <ObrienDave> thunderbird for IRC
[08:04] <verb5> why do you think so ?
[08:04] <ObrienDave> !ot
[08:06] <verb5> guys since i have installed mate on my ubuntu 14.04 i dont have any applet for audio adjustment
[08:07] <verb5> any idea howto install such appplet ?
[08:10] <ObrienDave> look for pulse audio control
[08:10] <brontosaurusrex> verb5: iam using volti
[08:10] <ObrienDave> PulseAudio volume control
[08:13] <Dusti[n]> so if i go from 14.04 LTS to 14.04.1 i have to download the iso?
[08:14] <utopiah> hi #ubuntu  , does audio/usb adapter work well? stuff like http://www.amazon.de/btAsinTitle-Sound-Mikrofon-Soundkarte-Adapter/dp/B001MX4QGS/ref=pd_bxgy_147_img_y
[08:14] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], no, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:15] <cfhowlett> utopiah, sometimes.  make sure the hardware you select specifies linux support or you're gonna have a bad time.
[08:15] <bazhang> !info mate-desktop
[08:15] <bazhang> verb5, apt-cache search applet and see what that brings up in the terminal
[08:16] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], what is the output of     cat /etc/issue
[08:16] <utopiah> cfhowlett: so it does need drivers, that's bad news for me... maybe I should try to get a bluetooth speaker instead
[08:16] <cfhowlett> utopiah, again: choose hardware that explicitly supports linux and you should be fine.
[08:16] <OerHeks> !hcl
[08:17] <utopiah> thank you
[08:17] <cfhowlett> utopiah, see the !hcl.  happy2help!
[08:19] <Dusti[n]> sorry its taking me so long im working with a new irc client and on top of that i cant copy from the terminal
[08:19] <Dusti[n]> or atleast i dont know how to
[08:19] <cfhowlett> !pastebinit | Dusti[n]
[08:20] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], like anything else, highlight, right-click, copy :)
[08:21] <Dusti[n]> yeah not in this terminal
[08:21] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, here's a query: how to echo the command and capture the output in a paste from one single line?
[08:21] <Dusti[n]> standby ill get it
[08:21] <ObrienDave> cfhowlett, no clue.
[08:22] <Matthias_> hey hey i want to order a mx4 ubuntu phone and i want to know how it is about root system
[08:23] <cfhowlett> !touch | Matthias_,
[08:23] <Matthias_> thx
[08:23] <Matthias_> sry
[08:23] <Dusti[n]> Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS \n \l
[08:24] <ObrienDave> cool, you already have the latest version :)
[08:24] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, latest !LTS version
[08:24] <Dusti[n]> hum? i might have messed up somewhere then
[08:25] <cfhowlett> !lts | Dusti[n], LTS only means fewer headaches but you miss out on very newest shiny stuff.  it's a trade off.  Me?  LTS only
[08:25] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], why do you say that? it's an automatic point (.2) upgrade
[08:26] <ObrienDave> cfhowlett, yea, yea, LTS     PFFFFFFT! :)
[08:26] <Dusti[n]> when i first ran the command to do the upgrade it gave me a long list of updates it tried to do but was unable to do. it only performed 2
[08:27] <Dusti[n]> so im hopeing its not just a mask
[08:27] <ObrienDave> keep trying. sometimes it takes a few attempts
[08:29] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], i ALWAYS use dist-upgrade
[08:31] <tarelerulz> How do you install  Ubuntu 15.10 to USB ?
[08:31] <somsip> !persistent | tarelerulz
[08:32] <Dusti[n]> yeah this is the first LTS ive tried to stick with because when i would do upgrades something would eventually break and im no mr. fix it on linux i know some basic stuff but nothing to get me out of a bad jam
[08:33] <inet> Всем привет
[08:33] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], yep, i went through the same thing, LTS for me
[08:33] <cfhowlett> !ru | inet
[08:34] <Dusti[n]> oh what did you mean by distro-upgrade?
[08:35] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], dist-upgrade is different from a regular upgrade
[08:36] <ObrienDave> i have dist-upgrade hardcoded in a script i run every day
[08:37] <Dusti[n]> oh hows it different besides the scripted part
[08:38] <OerHeks> !dist-upgrade
[08:38] <ObrienDave> it will upgrade kernels and such, where upgrade won't
[08:38] <OerHeks> nice factoid
[08:38] <ObrienDave> OerHeks is the factoid king ;P
[08:39] <Dusti[n]> ohhh reallllyyy??? thats cool
[08:39] <OerHeks> No, i don't have the full printed list hanging on my wall
[08:39] <ObrienDave> LOL but i have the list link ;P
[08:40] <ObrienDave> http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[08:41] <pragomer> Did remastering of ubuntu. For beeing able to use wireshark as non-root, I use this http://pastebin.com/CguX7sik    as an init-script. The script is under /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-bottom/ , but it has no effect. When executing the script manually in live-system, it works.. but does not automatically. any ideas?
[08:41] <Dusti[n]> wow so all the sudden i went from being full upgraded to having 90mb worth of stuff i need to download and install
[08:42] <Dusti[n]> kernels, firmware and all
[08:42] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], that's why i use dist-upgrade :)
[08:43] <Dusti[n]> Version 3.16.0-44.59~14.04.1:
[08:44] <linuxuz3r> if i change my passwd
[08:44] <linuxuz3r> do i need to change root passwd
[08:44] <ObrienDave> !root | linuxuz3r
[08:44] <Dusti[n]> im gonna install them wish me luck lol
[08:46] <Dusti[n]> thanks obriendave
[08:46] <ObrienDave> Dusti[n], most welcome
[08:50] <Dusti[n]> , great it f'd up installing the new kernel
[08:51] <Dusti[n]> ooops
[08:54] <HypothesisFrog> how come I can't find the servers on my local smb network in 15.04? They are there. Android can find them.
[08:55] <abailarri> Hello. For what reason a ssh connection can say me Permision denied with a correct user?
[08:56] <ircnode0> drmagoo "ircnode0: what graphics card do you use?"  =>  4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller
[08:57] <ircnode0> drmagoo: sorry I was away for lunch. answer ^
[08:57] <ircnode0> drmagoo: vendor: Intel Corporation
[09:14] <pjamas> Looking for help with wifi causing an interrupt to audio when watching video/music? Am using Xubuntu
[09:15] <drmagoo> ircnode0: =) can you provide a pastebin of the last 50 or so lines from /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[09:23] <tarelerulz> I used start up disk creator  on  thumb drive and I get   error saying not com somthing
[09:24] <cfhowlett> tarelerulz, either your .iso was bad or the usb you created is bad.  verify.
[09:24] <cfhowlett> !md5sum | tarelerulz or just get a new USB
[09:27] <ircnode0> drmagoo: will I to switch to kernel version, which produce the error and then copy /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[09:27] <pj-xubuntu> Xubuntu user needs help with wifi causing interrupt to audio?
[09:28] <trepidacious> What is the One True Way to add something to the path in Ubuntu 15.04? (For reference it is a gcc cross compiling toolchain)
[09:29] <arulmagi> when I try to install nyny via ruby gems "Failed to build native Extension" error, anyone can please help me?
[09:29] <maxtimbo> yo how can I get my wacom to register pressure? works in win7 but not working with ubuntu14.10. trying to use it with gimp. I have everything set up correctly. Pretty sure it's ubuntu
[09:30] <Skyrider> Does anyone happen to know if there's an stopforumspam nginx alternative?
[09:31] <maxtimbo> Skyrider, no idea what that is... :/
[09:32] <trepidacious> Maybe ~/.profile? Does that apply to everything run in a terminal OR launched from desktop environment?
[09:33] <tarelerulz> The hash shows  to be the same as what the hash ubuntu has
[09:33] <tarelerulz> It says missing kernal
[09:34] <Skyrider> maxtimbo stopforumspam is a database where all users/ip/mails gets reported
[09:34] <Skyrider> for bots.
[09:34] <Skyrider> I was wondering if there's an alternative for my nginx to use (ip's) to block (bots)
[09:34] <tarelerulz> I'm trying Ubuntu 15.04 with the usb thumb drive  and using start disk creator .  Could that be the problem
[09:35] <maxtimbo> well then. there is, without a doubt something like that Skyrider . no idea where to look... sorry :/
[09:35] <Skyrider> no worries :;p
[09:35] <maxtimbo> good luck in your hunt
[09:36] <Skyrider> thanks ^_^
[09:36] <pj-xubuntu> wifi help anybody at all?
[09:36] <cfhowlett> !wifi | pj-xubuntu
[09:36] <HewloThere> Hey. I'm trying to set up a CS:GO server on my Ubuntu dedi. It says that I need to use tmux, and I've had issues with tmux before, how can I make sure I don't break the SSH?
[09:38] <ircnode0> drmagoo: http://pastebin.com/DsAJqdti
[09:39] <ircnode0> drmagoo: contains information of Xorg.0.log of both kernel.
[09:41] <drmagoo> ircnode0: are you sure that you have an intel graphics card. The output talks about you system being configured for an nvidia card.
[09:41] <drmagoo> ircnode0: have you made any hardware changes or is this a laptop?
[09:46] <ircnode0> drmagoo: yesterday I installed python-pyopencl , cuda might come along :/
[09:47] <drmagoo> but it works with the old kernel and not the newer one ?
[09:47] <ircnode0> drmagoo: yes.
[09:48] <ircnode0> drmagoo: maybe I should tell the newer kernel not to use nvidia driver, somehow
[09:49] <drmagoo> ircnode0: I dont really know how to solve this. State the problem again and someone else might be able to help you
[09:52] <ircnode0> drmagoo: okay. thanks. I will state it again at some point.
[09:59] <maelknotreek> rory:
[10:00] <BrazenBraden> hey guys. I have ubuntu 14.04 using cinnamon and im trying to disable the workspace switching when my mouse hits the edge of the screen. Any ideas how to do that?
[10:01] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:What's the difference between Cinnamon and MATE?
[10:02] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, dunno. havent used MATE. Used to use Mint with cinnamon before switching to Ubuntu and I liked cinnamon there so replaced unity with it (old habits die hard)
[10:02] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:I used to use Gnome2 in Ubuntu 5.10 so I use MATE because old habbits die hard
[10:03] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:I think Cinnamon might be another fork of Gnome 2 similar to MATE, so I need to check it out
[10:03] <maelknotreek> rory:How was your day?
[10:03] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, from what I have read, MATE uses gnome2 and cinnamon gnome3
[10:04] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, and gnome3 doesnt do compiz so cant use those settings to handle the screen edge
[10:04] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Your question would probably be best to ask in the Cinnamon channel, as there are probably more people familiar with it there
[10:05] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Oh it's compiz?
[10:05] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:You can just tweak Compiz settings I think
[10:05] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, ok.. is that just #cinnamon? I couldnt find the channel name with a google
[10:05] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:IDK
[10:05] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, no compiz
[10:05] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, compiz and cinnamon not compatible
[10:05] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Oh right, got confused when you started talking about Compiz for some reason
[10:06] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:I'm not familiar with Cinnamon's WM, I didn't even know it was based on Gnome 3 sorry
[10:06] <maelknotreek> rory:hello
[10:06] <maelknotreek> rory:annyeoung hasseyo
[10:07] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, after copious googling, i found screen edge settings in compiz settings. further digging showed no compiz with cinnamon so that idea faded
[10:07] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, tis a pickle
[10:07] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:lol
[10:13] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Just go into Cinnamon settings?
[10:13] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:I'm sure there's a tweak there somewhere
[10:15] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, nada :( installed the Ubuntu Tweak tool and other such things. no cigar.
[10:15] <Qwertie-> Does anyone know how I disable the alt short cut for unity? Its not in the shortcuts section of the settings
[10:15] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Ubuntu Tweak Tool is probably for Unity
[10:16] <BrazenBraden>  maelknotreek: Unity based of gnome3 yes?
[10:16] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:I think it's a shell for Gnome 3
[10:17] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, right.. would explain why some of the tweak settings stick for me
[10:17] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Maybe Gnome 3 doesn't have the customisability you're looking for
[10:17] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:Try #gnome
[10:17] <maelknotreek> BrazenBraden:You could switch to MATE, which I think is similar to Cinnamon
[10:17] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, will do
[10:18] <BrazenBraden> maelknotreek, will give it a dabble too
[10:19] <maelknotreek> rory:
[10:19] <Node__> Hi, I started a forum ( http://syntaxcore.com ) for cracking/hacking/linux etc, you can join and help us grow a community if you want . We are looking for staff
[10:25] <Node__> Hi, I started a forum ( http://syntaxcore.com ) for cracking/hacking/linux etc, you can join and help us grow a community if you want . We are looking for staff
[10:25] <cfhowlett> stop spamming!!
[10:26] <maelknotreek> cfhowlett:wat
[10:26] <karthik> Hey there , I was trying to set quota on my ubuntu , so i think i screwed when i ran mount here and there , now when i restart and try to login , it logins and again goes to the same login screen , I can login through consoles like ctrl alt f1 or f2
[10:26] <karthik> please help
[10:27] <maelknotreek> k1l_:wtf why you ban
[10:27] <k1l_> maelknotreek: because the user acted against freenode policy and ubuntu channel guidelines on purpose.
[10:28] <karthik> Hey there , I was trying to set quota on my ubuntu , so i think i screwed when i ran mount here and there , now when i restart and try to login , it logins and again goes to the same login screen , I can login through consoles like ctrl alt f1 or f2
[10:31] <karthik> Hey there , I was trying to set quota on my ubuntu , so i think i screwed when i ran mount here and there , now when i restart and try to login , it logins and again goes to the same login screen , I can login through consoles like ctrl alt f1 or f2
[10:32] <karthik> Hey there , I was trying to set quota on my ubuntu , so i think i screwed when i ran mount here and there , now when i restart and try to login , it logins and again goes to the same login screen , I can login through consoles like ctrl alt f1 or f2
[10:33] <k1l_> !patience | karthik
[10:35] <maelknotreek> k1l_: What did he do?
[10:36] <maelknotreek> k1l_:Wait, so it's not a bannable-offence to act against freenode policy and ubuntu channel guidelines as long as I can prove it was unintentional?
[10:36] <k1l_> maelknotreek: scroll back up and see. for more info ask in #ubuntu-ops to keep this channel clean for support issues. thanks
[10:36] <karthik> maelknotreek:  mahn , just leave it ! Don't fight here :)
[10:38] <lolek> hello everybody... I've got a question, I'm running ubuntu 14.04 how to restore a direcotry with dejadup?
[10:39] <histo> lolek: click restore
[10:40] <histo> lolek: http://askubuntu.com/questions/181272/is-it-possible-to-restore-only-one-directory-with-the-backup-utility
[10:41] <lolek> histo: I don't have this menu option: Click File ▸ Restore Missing Files…
[10:43] <pavelz> i realize this might pertain to specific app but why would 1 out of 3 apps in the bundle not work with ld.so,conf path - one of them seems to use LD_LIBRARY_PATH only
[10:49] <ikonia> win 7
[10:49] <karthik> Hey there , I was trying to set quota on my ubuntu , so i think i screwed when i ran mount here and there , now when i restart and try to login , it logins and again goes to the same login screen , I can login through consoles like ctrl alt f1 or f2
[10:51] <k1l_> karthik: check if something in the users home is owned by root:root by running "ls -al" in tty in the user home
[10:52] <karthik> k1l_:  everythg is owned by root root
[10:52] <k1l_> karthik: what name is the user?
[10:53] <karthik> k1l_:  celestial
[10:53] <k1l_> can you pastebin the fstab?
[10:53] <DeaDSouL_> Hi, what does 'ffffffffffffff' mean in the output of `taskset -p 123` .... ex: 'pid 123's current affinity mask: ffffffffffffff'
[10:53] <karthik> k1l_:  i dont have net access to it
[10:54] <k1l_> karthik: ok, what did you change in regards to fstab then?
[10:54] <rtreleaven> DeaDSouL_   is all processors (#0 through #31).
[10:54] <karthik> k1l_:  wait i'll write my fstab in paste bin
[10:56] <karthik> k1l_: http://pastebin.com/8trE36Na
[10:56] <DeaDSouL_> rtreleaven, I have dual xeon v3 e5-2697 .... and some apps still slow... like thunderbird .. why ??
[10:57] <rtreleaven> could be lots of reasons
[10:57] <k1l_> karthik: i am not familiar with quota there, sorry
[10:57] <karthik> k1l_:  but my mount should be / i guess
[10:58] <rtreleaven> DeaDSouL_ some other resource other than processor ?
[10:59] <rtreleaven> DeaDSouL_ just because you have lots of cores does not mean the apps can use them all concurrently.
[11:01] <adun153> quick question: what happened to the libpam-cracklib package? I don't see it in the repos for 14.04.
[11:02] <DeaDSouL_> rtreleaven, i have 2x Intel Xeon E5-2697 V3 2.6GHz 14-Core Processor, Crucial 128GB (4 x 32GB) DDR4-2133 Memory, Samsung XP941 Series 512GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive, EVGA GeForce GTX Titan X 12GB Video Card..... I thought it will be super fast... but.. it's not..... what could be the problem ?
[11:02] <DeaDSouL_> rtreleaven, is there any way to force the app to use all the cores ?
[11:02] <pyvpx> Hello, I'm having a curious problem with using channel 13 on a macbook air. I've tried setting reg to DE with iw reg set to no avail. anyone have additional suggestions?
[11:05] <jpds> adun153: cracklib-runtime seems to be in
[11:06] <jpds> adun153: Filename: pool/main/p/pam/libpam-cracklib_1.1.8-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb # seems to be there
[11:06] <notebox> Can anyone explain to me what the component parts of a repo in sources.list are, i.e. "main contrib non-free" in "deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian wheezy main contrib non-free"
[11:07] <jpds> notebox: You really shouldn't be using that on Ubuntu.
[11:07] <k1l_> notebox: ubuntu doesnt use that debian sheme
[11:07] <jpds> notebox: https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList
[11:07] <k1l_> notebox: this is for ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[11:07] <notebox> ah okay, thanks
[11:10] <Cheery> I love how the package upgrade installs random stuff that then freezes my machine at a random reboot
[11:11] <jpds> Cheery: Usually it's not random
[11:12] <jpds> Cheery: Unless you have a specific example
[11:12] <Cheery> it was deja-cups this time
[11:12] <Cheery> sure it's all deterministic to install stuff I'm not interested about and not needing
[11:13] <jpds> Cheery: Then, remove deja-cups?
[11:13] <ManicPanic> Ubuntu killed the wireless adapter in my laptop :(
[11:13] <k1l_> Cheery: so a package you have installed named it as depency so it got installed?
[11:14] <Cheery> nah. came along with a distribution upgrade
[11:14] <ManicPanic> not even Windows see the wireless adapter anymore :(
[11:14] <k1l_> Cheery: apt-get dist-upgrade or do-release-upgrade?
[11:14] <Cheery> do-release-upgrade
[11:14] <ManicPanic> no wifi nothing :(
[11:15] <k1l_> Cheery: since versions do change on a upgrade there might change the depencies too
[11:15] <Cheery> oh it purged from my desktop just fine
[11:15] <Cheery> but I'm pissed that it was there in the first place.
[11:15] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Have you checked it is enabled in the BIOS
[11:16] <ManicPanic> fcefan00:  how is that possible ?
[11:17] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: How to check in BIOS or how is it posible that an update disables the adapter?
[11:18] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: how to check in BIOS
[11:19] <Ghadir_Turkey_Co> how to i install java jdk on ubunto 13.04 offline
[11:19] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: okay i will Google how to check BIOS for wireless adapter
[11:20] <bekks> Ghadir_Turkey_Co: 13.04 is EOL already.
[11:20] <bekks> !13.04 | Ghadir_Turkey_Co
[11:21] <pyvpx> so from everything I've been reading, it's just not possible to get channel 13 working in ubuntu?
[11:21] <pyvpx> (this is 802.11 wifi)
[11:21] <Ghadir_Turkey_Co> i tryiin more 100 to isstall it
[11:21] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Reboot, than look what button gets you in the BIOS (F9, ESC...)
[11:21] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: On my Thinkpad it is first "Enter" and the "F1" for example
[11:22] <bekks> pyvpx: Works fine here.
[11:22] <pyvpx> bekks: what chipset?
[11:22] <bekks> pyvpx: BCM4318.
[11:23] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: ok i will reboot and see if i can find the wireless adapter in it
[11:23] <pyvpx> running 14 LTS??
[11:23] <bekks> pyvpx: I never had issues with channels when using the b43 driver instead of the wl.
[11:23] <bekks> pyvpx: sure.
[11:24] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: it could be under security-->I/O
[11:24] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: could be tricky to find the right menu
[11:26] <pyvpx> bekks: how do you set the country code? I know of crda in /etc/defaults and /etc/environment
[11:26] <pyvpx> setting it there, in addition to forcing it with a iw reg set
[11:26] <bekks> pyvpx: I never needed to.
[11:26] <pyvpx> doesn't seem to help. it get's set. and everything claims to support/see channel 13
[11:27] <pyvpx> but it doesn.t none of the three SSIDs on ch. 13 are seen.
[11:27] <pyvpx> to be fair, thi sis a US macbook air. but OS X has no problem seeing channel 13.
[11:27] <pyvpx> not sure what else I can do to prod ubuntu into working
[11:39] <PinealGlandOptic> hi everyone! how to set explicitely in Linux so every userspace process will be limited to some N megabytes of memory?
[11:40] <bazhang> PinealGlandOptic, why would you need that
[11:41] <PinealGlandOptic> bazhang: because sometimes I run processes which freeze the whole computer so I need to power it off/on
[11:41] <bazhang> PinealGlandOptic, how much ram what version ubuntu what de
[11:41] <PinealGlandOptic> bazhang: I have 4GB and Ubuntu 14.10
[11:42] <bazhang> PinealGlandOptic, unity, gnome-shell kde xfce lxde or what
[11:42] <PinealGlandOptic> bazhang: gnome-shell
[11:43] <bazhang> PinealGlandOptic, check in top to see what the worst offender is in that dept
[11:44] <hacknhack> Hi, I'm a relatively new GNU/Linux user, I don't know if it's the right IRC channel for me. I use dmenu, and I want to launch installed external apps from it. So I created a symlink in ~/bin, linking to the said folder and app. But it doesn't work.
[11:46] <Kartagis> hacknhack: what distribution are you using?
[11:48] <hacknhack> Trisquel, but since it's ubuntu-based, I try to get as much help as I can.
[11:48] <bazhang> #trisquel hacknhack
[11:48] <hacknhack> Ok, thanks anyway
[11:49] <k1l_> hacknhack: just relogin. but trisquel support is better in that said channel
[11:49] <MoL0ToV> my xorg is crashed with sigabort
[11:49] <MoL0ToV> omg
[11:49] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: I searched everywhere in BIOS. All i found is these settings for wireless adapter. BUILT_IN DEVICE OPTIONS:  Wireless Button State (ENABLED), Embeded WLAN Device: (ENABLED), Embedded Bluetooth Device: (ENABLED), Network Interface Controller[LAN]: (ENABLED), LAN/WLAN Switching: (ENABLED)
[11:50] <ManicPanic> but Ubuntu and Windows still dont see the wireless adapter :(
[11:51] <k1l_> ManicPanic: might be hardware failure if both OS dont see it.
[11:51] <ManicPanic> k1l_: but why is BIOS showing (ENABLED) ?
[11:52] <k1l_> ManicPanic: you can switch the traffic light to green, but if the car is broken that will not help.
[11:52] <ManicPanic> k1l_: could Ubuntu Wireless driver somehow corrupt the wireless adapter ?
[11:53] <k1l_> ManicPanic: no.
[11:53] <mrchris> Hi All.  I've been happily using Ubuntu 14.04 for several weeks, and applying the updates on a daily basis.  But now, I seemed to be loosing the ability to resize windows.  It works for a while if I restart the OS, but then shortly after it fails.   I've gone into compiz settings manager, and disabled then re-anabled window resizing, but it didn't make a different.  Does anyone know how this could happen? Happens with mouse and trackpa
[11:54] <ManicPanic> k1l_: but how to test if it is hardware failure. It was working perfect yesterday, no warnings of failure
[11:55] <k1l_> ManicPanic: see if the cables are fine, see if its clipped properly into the port, etc etc. if windows cant use it too, that is a sign for hardware issue.  maybe a power shortage or such.
[11:55] <k1l_> ManicPanic: see if there is a hardware switch to turn the wifi off. to be sure
[11:56] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: OK. Have you checked the adapter in terminal or only on the GUI?
[11:56] <ManicPanic> k1l_: yes its on, bluetooth and wifi use same switch
[11:57] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: lspci , dont list it either
[11:57] <macskay> hi guys, my vserver is recently restarting once in a while by itself. I always have to restart some services manually because of that. How can I found out what made the system to reboot?
[11:58] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: That sounds no good. What Notebook do you have?
[11:59] <MarkUX> hi i need help about libreoffice  how i can change look and feel of it ?
[12:00] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: when i installed Ubuntu i chose the driver from "Additional Drivers" section for the wireless adapter. Wifi was working fine. Then i read somewhere on a site to install propietary drivers. I installed the propietary ones from Synaptic. After that it broken the wireless adapter
[12:01] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: Hp Compaq 615
[12:04] <fcefan00> Hm, if Ubuntu cannot see the adapter at all. It's unlikely there is a chance to activate it from within Ubuntu. And if the Wifi is not working in Windows as well since than it looks like a hardware failure
[12:05] <Apteryx> Hi! Is AMD Catalyst supposed to work with virtual terminals? I am using Ubuntu 15.04 with Catalyst 15.20 and a Radeon R9 285, but the VT screens are black. I also have issues with the splash screen locking up when asking for the password (so I use text boot only), and a few errors regarding AIGLX in Xorg.0.log but these do not seem to affect the OpenGL performance.
[12:05] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: I guess you already googled for the issue?
[12:06] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: ok, i guess it is. I really need wifi. Since ethernet dont want to work on the laptop. I got only dialup connection now
[12:07] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: You could try to reset the BIOS.
[12:07] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: is that the "Restore factory defaults" option ?
[12:08] <fcefan00> Yes
[12:08] <zyf> hello
[12:08] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: ok i will try that
[12:09] <fcefan00> You could also try first to shutdown and remove the battery
[12:10] <zyf> it is my fistday to play ubuntu
[12:13] <zyf> hello
[12:14] <zyf> it is so hard
[12:15] <k1l_> zyf: just get used to it. it was hard the first day on windows, too :)
[12:15] <zyf> year
[12:19] <ditban> why there is no switch the language on the main site - ubuntu.com and translation in the languages of other countries?
[12:24] <notebox> I've created an apt repo and set the architecture to amd64. I have added "deb file:///home/vagrant/repository/tinamou/universe to sources.list" But when I run apt-get update I get the error "Failed to fetch file:/home/vagrant/repository/dists/tinamou/universe/binary-i386/Packages"
[12:24] <ManicPanic> fcefan00:  you saved me from buying a new wireless adapter! The BIOS reset worked :) . lspci shows  " Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g LP-PHY (rev 01) " YAY!
[12:25] <notebox> Does anyone know how to set it to look in /univers/binary-amd64/Packages?
[12:25] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Yeah! Cool :)
[12:26] <teward> notebox: you can't serve from a file:/ URL to apt, i think it needs pure http.  you may have to set up a web browser to serve content from there
[12:26] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Has Ubuntu also loaded the right kernel module?
[12:26] <notebox> Ahh okay, I think that will be the next error after this one
[12:26] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: i think the problem was caused, because i installed 2 drivers on top of each other
[12:27] <notebox> I'll push the repo to s3 and see if that helps
[12:27] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Another solution could have been to shutdown and remove the battery. Otherwise a notebook is never really off and an adapter could stay in a "hang" state
[12:28] <fcefan00> If the open source driver is working fine, i would not replace it next time ;)
[12:28] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: i dont know. Its showing in "Additional Drivers" as "This device is not working." Then it list a checkbox to install a linux driver
[12:29] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: but when i check the box for the Ubuntu choice of driver it unselects it :/
[12:30] <DexterF> hi
[12:30] <kkinetic> Ahoy DexterF
[12:30] <DexterF> ubuntu 15.04 live, I need to insatall wine but apt keeps telling me that it depends on wine1.6-386 which is not available
[12:30] <kkinetic> Welcome, weezel.
[12:30] <DexterF> any way around that?
[12:31] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: i am trying to choose the opensource driver, but its not Applying it
[12:31] <grantd> using terminal to install wine or Software Insatller?
[12:31] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Then go with the proprietary driver as long as it is working
[12:32] <grantd> DexterF, using Software Installer u can install normaly, i think
[12:32] <DexterF> grantd: cli
[12:33] <DexterF> grantd: same with software center
[12:33] <kkinetic> DexterF http://askubuntu.com/questions/624846/how-can-i-install-wine-in-15-04-when-there-are-unmet-dependencies
[12:33] <bpositive> Hi, I have a question regarding group permissions. If for example, a directory is owned by group ABC. User ABC is part of group XYZ. Will a user who is part of XYZ group be able to write to this directory?
[12:34] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: the checkboxed choice says " Using Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driver source from bcmwl-kernel-source(proprietary)" , but when i check it and press apply it wont apply
[12:36] <DexterF> kkinetic: skimmed that, so short answer is "broken, tough luck"?
[12:37] <grantd> bpositive, witch group u mean ? ABC ?
[12:37] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:37] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Try this http://askubuntu.com/questions/455798/cannot-apply-changes-in-software-updatesadditional-drivers
[12:37] <grantd> Hi
[12:37] <kkinetic> DexterF I belive it could be resolved if you update your sources.
[12:38] <bpositive> grantd: the user who wants to write to that directory is part of the parent group XYZ
[12:38] <grantd> if he remove wine1.6, add repository and install 1.7 will be good
[12:38] <bpositive> grantd: will he be able to write to the directory owned by the group ABC?
[12:39] <grantd> bpositive, if u add this use in ABC group y
[12:39] <ManicPanic> fcefan00: i will do. Thanks for all the help :)
[12:39] <bpositive> no, the user is only part of XYZ group
[12:39] <grantd> bpositive, or if you give permission to all for change this group
[12:40] <fcefan00> ManicPanic: Pleasure :)
[12:40] <bpositive> ok, so changing the permissions for 'others' is the only way
[12:40] <grantd> yeah
[12:40] <bpositive> alright
[12:41] <bpositive> grantd: thank you for confirming
[12:42] <Lazik> Anyone experienced installing ubuntu 14.04 to a macbook powerpc new world from hd?
[12:52] <Spodermen_sweg> How do i distinguish between two usb drives? Which one is sdb and which is sda?
[12:52] <Spodermen_sweg> Or which command lists all my drives?
[12:53] <kkinetic> unplug. check. plug, check
[12:53] <Kartagis> Spodermen_sweg: lsusb
[12:53] <kkinetic> fdisk -l
[12:54] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: Plug the stick and run "dmesg | tail". This should you show what the device name the usb drive got
[12:55] <Spodermen_sweg> Thank you all
[12:57] <Spodermen_sweg> I need to learn linux/unix, which resources are beginner friendly and explain the history of these systems?
[12:58] <winsux> spodermen_sweg: what is your experience so far? what OSes did you try/own already?
[13:01] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: Look for a book from O'Reilly. They used to be one of the best resources
[13:01] <Spodermen_sweg> I come from windows and use ubuntu as well as windows(only when I need it). My goal is to know enough to handle a server at some point
[13:01] <Spodermen_sweg> O'reilly should have something, yeah
[13:01] <LogicalDash> On 14.04.2 still. When I open a conversation with Empathy it starts scrolled to the *top* of its log of the last few messages. My screen's pretty small, so I can't see my own messages that way and need to scroll down manually. I'd rather not have to, how to fix?
[13:02] <fcefan00> Or look here https://debian-handbook.info/browse/stable/
[13:02] <fcefan00> If you like to start with Debian
[13:03] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: I would generally recommend Centos and Debian/Ubuntu as free server Linux
[13:03] <Spodermen_sweg> Ok, thanks guys
[13:03] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: Install Virtual Box and you can try everything in a VM
[13:03] <fcefan00> or use KVM and virt-manager
[13:04] <winsux> you may want to learn terminal basics (if you haven't already) so you can configure/tune a server across the network
[13:04] <winsux> or just in case you accidentally broke something
[13:06] <Spodermen_sweg> Would any of these resources explain apt,kernels,shells and all that confusing wizard-talk?
[13:07] <winsux> well apt-get is a common software package management tool, shell is what you have in almost any OS (well windows has powershell but i think that doesn't count :p)
[13:08] <winsux> and what do you mean with wizardtalk?
[13:08] <Spodermen_sweg> I just used unetbootin without formatting and received a boot error... is it because I didnt format?
[13:10] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg
[13:10] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg
[13:10] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg
[13:10] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: I prefer http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
[13:11] <fcefan00> anyways you can install Linux in Virtual Box for testing, which is more flexible
[13:11] <Spodermen_sweg> Why?
[13:11] <winsux> fcefan00: but that does not help you learn the basics without just trying something and hope for the best
[13:11] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: It's easy to use. You're on Windows, right?
[13:11] <Spodermen_sweg> So I could just get any linux iso and run it in there?
[13:12] <Spodermen_sweg> Im on ubuntu
[13:12] <fcefan00> Yes
[13:12] <brothersome> Ubuntu, Oh that grub2 makes it difficult
[13:12] <Spodermen_sweg> That sounds increbidly useful and fun
[13:12] <winsux> yes, you can also boot from a live usb (if your machine supports it) with a linux OS installed
[13:13] <brothersome> Grub4dos will help on a USB stick
[13:14] <Spodermen_sweg> Ok, so if I want to make a liveusb of ubuntu gto
[13:14] <Spodermen_sweg> From* ubuntu....
[13:14] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: On Ubuntu you can use the "Disks" Menu instead of UNetbootin, Download an ISO file of choice, choose the usb drive and select "Restore Image"
[13:14] <Spodermen_sweg> Which tool? Startup disk creator/unet/other?
[13:15] <Spodermen_sweg> Would it be best to format first?
[13:16] <Spodermen_sweg> And change the (file system?) To fat32/whatever?
[13:16] <k1l_> unetbootin changes the grub/syslinux settings.
[13:16] <stanreg> What's a good firefox-based x64 build?
[13:16] <winsux> on windows, you can use rufus, on linux, you can use dd but you need to be careful with dd
[13:16] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: if you want to make a ubuntu.iso bootable on a usb drive just "dd" it to the drive
[13:16] <Spodermen_sweg> dd?
[13:16] <winsux> dd is a command line tool
[13:17] <winsux> you know how to use a terminal?
[13:17] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: Look here please https://www.maketecheasier.com/backup-hard-drive-gnome-disk-utility/
[13:17] <brothersome> Normally I use HP USB format and format the USB stick and then install Grub4DOS and use the ISO directly
[13:17] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: http://askubuntu.com/a/377561/31260
[13:17] <Spodermen_sweg> I am so unbelievably confused
[13:18] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: what is your goal?
[13:18] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: What is send you is an onboard tool and really easy to use. You don't need any third party tool
[13:18] <silenced> Guys how to make grub menu appear by default
[13:18] <silenced> ?
[13:19] <winsux> you can create a usb live distro on windows very easy with rufus, but this is a linux irc so i don't know if i should give you instructions here for windows
[13:19] <brothersome> silenced, you need to define timeout (grub not grub2)
[13:19] <Jazzy_J> Spodermen_sweg left.
[13:20] <silenced> brothersome: How to do so ?
[13:20] <fcefan00> silenced: look in /etc/default/grub for GRUB_TIMEOUT if you're on a recent Ubuntu version
[13:21] <brothersome> silenced, in menu.lst put the line: timeout 30                        (for example)
[13:21] <fcefan00> it is the time in seconds the menu is shown. Afterwards you have to run update-grub2
[13:21] <silenced> ok
[13:22] <fcefan00> silenced: First you should check, what Grub version you have installed
[13:22] <Spodermen_sweg> Sorry got disconctd
[13:22] <k1l_> k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: what is your goal?
[13:22] <silenced> fcefan00: How to check ?
[13:23] <Spodermen_sweg> I want to make an ubuntu liveusb
[13:23] <brothersome> silenced, is there a directory /boot with a menu.lst?
[13:23] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: on what system?
[13:23] <Spodermen_sweg> I am on ubuntu
[13:24] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: so take the ubuntu.iso and use the usb disk creator
[13:24] <Spodermen_sweg> Ok
[13:24] <silenced> brothersome: Nope
[13:25] <fcefan00> silenced:or a file /etc/default/grub?
[13:25] <silenced> fcefan00: Yes
[13:25] <Spodermen_sweg> Startup disk creator?
[13:26] <fcefan00> silenced: what does "lsb_release -d" show?
[13:26] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: just search for the usb creator in the dash.
[13:26] <Spodermen_sweg> k1l_ installation failed
[13:26] <k1l_> ?
[13:26] <Spodermen_sweg> Thats what happened
[13:27] <Spodermen_sweg> Oh
[13:27] <silenced> fcefan00: Description:	Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
[13:27] <Spodermen_sweg> Il brb
[13:27] <k1l_> why what where what error?
[13:27] <Spodermen_sweg> Using gnome flashback
[13:27] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: ok, cool. open "/etc/default/grub"
[13:27] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: sorry, worng message
[13:27] <fcefan00> silenced: ok, cool. open "/etc/default/grub"
[13:28] <silenced> fcefan00: Did !
[13:28] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: then use the menu to start the usb creator.
[13:28] <fcefan00> silenced: check for the line beginning with GRUB_TIMEOUT=
[13:29] <silenced> fcefan00: Its value is set to 10
[13:29] <fcefan00> silenced: OK, than you should see the menu at boot
[13:30] <silenced> It was already set . I didn't change anything now
[13:30] <silenced> fcefan00: Its kinda black screen with that purple border . that appears during booting.
[13:31] <silenced> No content is displayed
[13:32] <Lazik> It can take a while to load
[13:32] <Spodermen_sweg> k1l_ i cant find a "usb disk creator" or anything like that, only startup disk creator( which failed)
[13:32] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: what ubuntu is that exactly?
[13:33] <Spodermen_sweg> 14.04
[13:33] <k1l_> Spodermen_sweg: the package is called usb-creator but the program is named startup disk creator.
[13:33] <k1l_> why does it fail? errormessages matter
[13:33] <fcefan00> silenced: to what value is "GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT" set
[13:34] <Spodermen_sweg> No error message... maybe the usb is too small (the iso is 1gb and the minimum space it reserves is 1gb... the usb is 2gb
[13:35] <Spodermen_sweg> Even if I stop it from reserving, it fails
[13:36] <Spodermen_sweg> Message: "installation failed" ._.
[13:36] <Spodermen_sweg> Ill think ill just use windows
[13:36] <k1l_> then use dd like i showed you in the link.
[13:36] <Spodermen_sweg> To boot it
[13:37] <Spodermen_sweg> Hmm :s ok
[13:37] <excrete> Hola.  Yo tengo una pregunta muy importante de ubuntu.  Necesito ayuda.
[13:38] <Spodermen_sweg> Could u repost the link please
[13:38] <Spodermen_sweg> I disconnected
 Spodermen_sweg: http://askubuntu.com/a/377561/31260
[13:41] <Spodermen_sweg> Thanks
[13:42] <grantd> excrete, cual ?
[13:42] <excrete> Mi pregunta es:
[13:42] <excrete> Necesito hacer la caca en el inodoro.  Pero, no tengo papel de bano para limpiar mi culo.  Que debo hacer?
[13:45] <circ-user-kIGSl> when I run "sudo apt-get install a-package", is it putting some downloaded files in a cache directory somehow?
[13:46] <brothersome> circ-user-kIGSl,  Yes
[13:46] <k1l> circ-user-kIGSl: yes
[13:47] <carbonshell> arjun u there?
[13:47] <notebox> Does anyone know how to set the architecture in sources.list?
[13:47] <notebox> Currently it's looking for universe/binary-i386/Packages but the file is in universe/binary-amd64/Packages
[13:47] <fcefan00> Spodermen_sweg: dd is a tool on Linux
[13:47] <k1l> notebox: you dont set it in sources.list. but what is the real issue?
[13:47] <circ-user-kIGSl> brothersome: because I'm doing some builds and I'd like to keep that directory across build to speed up things, do you know where it's located?
[13:48] <notebox> I've created a new apt repo and set the architecture to amd64
[13:48] <notebox> The repo seems to work but the Package is in the directory universe/binary-amd64/Packages
[13:49] <notebox> and when I add the line in sources.list it always looks in binary-i386
[13:49] <k1l> notebox: so your system is 32bit?
[13:49] <notebox> no 64
[13:49] <brothersome> circ-user-kIGSl, I have used that directory - sometimes you must throw the content - I am not on Ubuntu now
[13:50] <baja> hi people i wanted to know whether i can get some help. I am trying to move an open window on my desktop but its impossible. is there a solution
[13:50] <notebox> Unless the vm is 32
[13:50] <notebox> that might be it
[13:50] <k1l> notebox: "uname -a" gives you what?
[13:50] <notebox> Linux dev 3.16.0-30-generic #40~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 15 17:43:14 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
 how are u
[13:51] <baja> im good
[13:51] <baja> thanks
[13:51] <k1l> that is 64bit
[13:51] <baja> and you? guest
[13:52] <brothersome> circ-user-kIGSl, /var/cache/apt/archives
 I am fine
[13:52] <circ-user-kIGSl> brothersome: thanks a lot, I'll try it out
 please tell me about ubuntu
 can you help me
[13:53] <baja> solve my problem
 yes tell me how can I help u
[13:54] <baja> hi people i wanted to know whether i can get some help. I am trying to move an open window on my desktop but its impossible. is there a solution
[13:54] <thomas_> how does this work
[13:54] <notebox> k1l Yeah so I'm not sure why when I add deb http://path/to/repo tinamou universe to my sources list
[13:54] <baja> i cant move my open windows
[13:54] <baja> im using ubuntu creative studio
[13:54] <notebox> it looks for the file in tinamou/universe/binary-i386/Packages
[13:55] <baja> 14.04
[13:55] <brothersome> baja, Shift key? Minimize?
[13:56] <baja> i want to move windows
[13:56] <damianmole> hey
[13:56] <baja> i cant move any window
[13:57] <Pici> baja: what happens when you try?
[13:57] <baja> pici: when i try nothing happens
[13:57] <Pici> baja: how are you trying to move them?
[13:58] <utack> does it make sense to enable ipv6 on a server or is it just an additional security risk, with fail2ban not working?
[13:58] <baja> pici: im left clicking on the tab and selecting move
[13:59] <baja> right clicking ***
[14:01] <ROMEO_> hi
[14:01] <baja> pici: what do you suggest?
[14:01] <Pici> baja: try dragging by the title bar or alt-click the window itself and drag that.
[14:02] <Spodermen_sweg> Damnit, im using windows to format a 2GB Drive, but it says the drive has a capacity of 999mb............................
[14:02] <baja> i cant see the menu bar for my windows
[14:02] <OerHeks> Spodermen_sweg, please keep this channel family friendly, thanks
[14:04] <en1gma> im on ubuntu 15.04 with dist-upgrade. i have an I7-4770K @4.2 GHz and i use the onboard cpu-gpu (hd 4600) over hdmi out to my 52" samsung. i can get 5900 keys/sec running crunch 8 characters long. i want to add my old 9600gt and use it with pyrit so it can use both my cpu and the 9600gt dedicated but not hooked up
[14:04] <OerHeks> baja, is this window maximised?
[14:04] <baja> yes
[14:04] <en1gma> my problem is. you can guess (drivers). i can only run xorg and no nvidia binary
[14:04] <OerHeks> baja hit F11 to return to the old format
[14:04] <en1gma> it puts me in a boot loop and says bbswitch
[14:05] <Spodermen_sweg> Ohkay, didnt realise that was offensive, sorry
[14:05] <baja> f11 adjusts my volume :(
[14:05] <lucazz> hi guys
[14:05] <en1gma> i know its a crappy card but i just want to use more keys per sec and i think i can get an addition 3000 keys/sec added to my already 5900 k/s
[14:05] <kmldc> hello everyone. I am trying to find a firewall application for my ubuntu system that would warn me each time an application wants to communicate with some ip on some port numbers and i want to be able to decide if i want that communication happen or not. I have found many cool firewalls for ubuntu but they are mostly like set and forget type of fw
[14:06] <lucazz> whats the difference between samba-common and samba-common-bin?
[14:06] <en1gma> so what driver for the 9600gt can i use with ubuntu desktop 15.04 dist-upgrade
[14:07] <baja> example i have minimized xchat but i cant move it
[14:07] <en1gma> 340.76 and 304.125 both wont boot
[14:07] <en1gma> so it has me stuck on xorg. there are 2 in there and when i open software updates additional drivers it alternates between them
[14:08] <en1gma> what driver is ok to use where i can use opencl for pyrit
[14:08] <en1gma> opencl is in the repos
[14:09] <en1gma> note: i had these same problems with stock vanilla 15.04 and also apt-get update && apt-get upgrade too
[14:09] <en1gma> i had to pull card back out to boot to desktop
[14:09] <en1gma> remove the drivers in var/cache
[14:10] <en1gma> put card back in and now i booted with card using xorg driver
[14:10] <en1gma> so im ready for some commands :)
[14:10] <baja> pici: i can minimize and maximize but i cant move???
[14:11] <en1gma> i mispoke im on ubuntu desktop amd64 with a dist-upgrade and nvidia binaries 340.76 and 304.125 that show in "Settings>Software Updates>Additional Drivers" are not working with 9600gt
[14:11] <en1gma> bbswitch error
[14:12] <pvl1> hey all, im running 14.04, cant seem to find swat which should be part of the samba package. should i compile it?
[14:12] <en1gma> on 340.76 and 340.125 it just bootloops
[14:13] <petrvs> pvl1: ask apt-file where it is
[14:16] <pvl1> petrvs, didnt come up. nor does it as a package on launchpad
[14:17] <petrvs> pvl1: 'swat'?
[14:17] <petrvs> pvl1: what command did you run for which it didn't come up?
[14:18] <pvl1>  sudo apt-file find swat
[14:18] <pvl1> petrvs, ^
[14:19] <petrvs> k
[14:19] <petrvs> pvl1: can you use system-config-samba?
[14:19] <AppAraat> hello, what is the difference between this one (http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty-updates/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso) and this one (http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso)  ?
[14:20] <ROMEO_> hi everyone
[14:20] <pvl1> petrvs, apperntly thats not installed
[14:20] <AppAraat> one is from trusty and the other is from trusty-updates
[14:20] <AppAraat> should I assume that the one from trusty-updates is more up-to-date?
[14:21] <AppAraat> it also doesn't appear to have the same sums.
[14:21] <TJ-> pvl1: "samba (2:4.1.3+dfsg-1) experimental; urgency=low" ==> "* Remove handling for SWAT, which is no longer shipped upstream."  - "Mon, 09 Dec 2013 23:24:27 +0100"
[14:21] <pvl1> OH
[14:21] <pvl1> thank you TJ
[14:21] <TJ-> pvl1: From http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/s/samba/samba_4.1.6+dfsg-1ubuntu2.14.04.7/changelog
[14:21] <petrvs> pvl1: apparently some use webmin instead, but, I wouldn't use either
[14:22] <pvl1> petrvs, i guess im going back to just reading the docs and doing it by hand XD
[14:22] <pvl1> because webmin wasnt helpful for samba at all
[14:22] <petrvs> that would be immensely more secure
[14:24] <matthias__> hello, when i'm using sendmail i get an xdelay of 1 minute 3 seconds . how can i faster it up?
[14:25] <matthias__> here is the log: https://bpaste.net/show/759aee261202
[14:25] <petrvs> email is so antiquated
[14:26] <ridders24> Hi all, im trying to mount an hfsplus partition dd image. I've used the following command sudo mount -t hfsplus partition.dd /media/HFS. The command has not returned an error, but also appears idle. The image is 318GB, will this take a while to mount?
[14:28] <petrvs> ridders24: how'd you make the image?
[14:28] <Maltahl> Hi i have some trouble connecting to my ubuntu server using xrdp ( looking for some kind of low resource usage file browser "not webmin" ) i use SSH Keys for my server.
[14:29] <matthias__> petrvs: what do you mean?
[14:29] <ridders24> petrvs: on a mac using the dd command once the filevault2 encryption had been unlocked
[14:29] <petrvs> matthias__: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/antiquated
[14:29] <petrvs> ridders24: which dd command?
[14:29] <ridders24> i need to hash the partition and just keep getting errors on the mac, so am trying on ubuntu
[14:30] <petrvs> hash?
[14:30] <matthias__> petrvs: still the most reliable thing for me
[14:30] <ridders24> petrvs: this is the command i used :  pv -tpreb /dev/disk3 | dd of= path to your output disk/output filename.dd bs=1m
[14:31] <petrvs> matthias__: nah
[14:31] <petrvs> ridders24: hash?
[14:33] <ridders24> petrvs: yes I need to generate an md5 of the contents of it
[14:34] <petrvs> of the contents?
[14:34] <petrvs> what contents are you talking about
[14:35] <petrvs> and why would you need an md5sum of them
[14:37] <ridders24> petrvs: the partition I have is the users area from a mac, which is usually encrypted. I have taken a dd of it after its been unlocked, and to verifiy that the contents has not changed since the dd being converted to a forensic format, I need to ensure the md5 hash matches what I have in my forensic software
[14:38] <ridders24> normally I dont have an issue with this process, but this one is playing up and so I would normally do md5 /dev/disk3 in terminal on the mac after mounting the dd file
[14:40] <petrvs> I doubt dd would care whether you unlocked it or not
[14:40] <petrvs> the "unlocking" is not likely on the block level
[14:40] <matthias__> can somebody help me please?
[14:40] <petrvs> dd would have given you an error if it failed in any way
[14:41] <petrvs> ridders24: why can't you md5sum /dev/disk3, then?
[14:41] <rtreleaven> matthias__ ask your question
[14:42] <matthias__> rtreleaven: when i'm using sendmail i get an xdelay of 1 minute 3 seconds . how can it faster?
[14:42] <matthias__> rtreleaven: here is the log: https://bpaste.net/show/759aee261202
[14:42] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[14:45] <ridders24> petrvs: well on the mac for some unknown reason it returns an input / output error. On ubuntu i've run the command i showed you to mount it to do the same, and terminal appears to be idle as if its thinking about it
[14:45] <stanreg> Is it possible to install driver packages made for archlinux? This one in particular: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/libva-intel-driver-g45-h264
[14:45] <petrvs> drmagoo: long msg was cut off
[14:45] <rtreleaven> https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/sendmail-4th-edition/9780596510299/ch14s06s26.html
[14:46] <petrvs> drmagoo: known problem, though, IIRC, do a search
[14:46] <rtreleaven> matthias__ ^
[14:46] <petrvs> stanreg: there are basically no drivers that work for only one GNU/Linux distro and not every other one
[14:46] <petrvs> stanreg: so yes
[14:47] <petrvs> you likely needn't use a package specifically made for arch, though, just find upstream
[14:47] <petrvs> first start by looking for something in Ubuntu's repos, though
[14:47] <petrvs> and then look for a deb
[14:47] <stanreg> petrvs, though drivers (such as the one at this link) may be packaged differently for different distributions, right?
[14:47] <stanreg> petrvs, I see.
[14:47] <petrvs> ridders24: what command, again?
[14:47] <petrvs> stanreg: yes, you wouldn't want to use the package itself
[14:47] <petrvs> they didn't get it from thin air, is all
[14:47] <stanreg> Understood.
[14:48] <drmagoo> petrvs: I'll google some more
[14:49] <linuxgeek_> i have two nic eth0 and eth1 on a linux vm. each have their own gateway. i want both the ip's to be accessible. however only one ip is accessible. looks like i need to add two default gateways so both ip's is accessible.
[14:49] <linuxgeek_> could anyone please help
[14:50] <petrvs> drmagoo: might just try another nvidia driver version, too
[14:50] <petrvs> linuxgeek_: what vm?
[14:50] <linuxgeek_> ubuntu 14.04
[14:50] <petrvs> linuxgeek_: what vm software
[14:50] <linuxgeek_> petrvs, esx 5.5
[14:51] <petrvs> linuxgeek_: I'd wager #vmware gets this question a lot
[14:51] <linuxgeek_> petrvs, does this not need any configuration in the ubuntu vm first?
[14:52] <matthias__> rtreleaven: okay, but why takes it only about 1 second when i send something between my other email adresses?
[14:53] <rtreleaven> matthias__ I suspect that there are delays in validating the trust chain. "STARTTLS=client, relay=gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com., version=TLSv1/SSLv3, verify=FAIL, cipher=ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256, bits=128/128"
[14:53] <GAM002> isnt this the irc for ubuntu?
[14:53] <AppAraat> hi, can anyone please tell me where I can find the hash digest (sum) of this iso? http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty-updates/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[14:53] <linuxgeek_> petrvs, becuase if i add eth0 default gw, eth0 ip works. similarly, eth1 works with eth1 default gw
[14:53] <matthias__> rtreleaven: because of verify=Fail?
[14:53] <linuxgeek_> but not both.
[14:54] <rtreleaven> matthias__ yes
[14:54] <drmagoo> petrvs: this is the moste stable driver I have found.
[14:55] <petrvs> drmagoo: you try nouveau yet? :)
[14:55] <rtreleaven> matthias__ as a "test" you try not verifying the chain. Don't run like that normally though.
[14:55] <matthias__> rtreleaven: a ssl certificate is too expensive for me
[14:56] <matthias__> rtreleaven: how should i run it then?
[14:56] <rtreleaven> I would have to google that.
[14:56] <rtreleaven> but I will leave that to you.
[14:57] <Chaos_Zero> How to restart unity panel without killing all programs?
[14:58] <teward> Chaos_Zero: I don't think you do...
[14:59] <teward> but don't quote me on that
[14:59] <petrvs> ps aux | egrep -i 'unity|panel'
[15:01] <rtreleaven> DeaDSouL_ saw your messages from earlier. just because you have lots of cores does not mean any old application can use them all.
[15:01] <rtreleaven> also there may be other reasons that applications are slow.
[15:01] <drmagoo> petrvs: yes, I've gone thru that nightmare ;)
[15:01] <petrvs> like java :p
[15:01] <petrvs> drmagoo: which'n?
[15:02] <drmagoo> petrvs: with nouveau it only identified one monitor and that was locked to about half the resolution that screen can handle
[15:03] <petrvs> sounds like a small configuration problem
[15:04] <matthias__> rtreleaven: i can't find it :7
[15:04] <drmagoo> petrvs: Tried to clear everything and start fresh.. Then I tried the driver from Nvidia, didnt help much.. Then I went back to the driver from xorg-edgers and thats been the most stable one
[15:08] <kontoo> heya, what's the best way to stay up to date with security fixes for an ubuntu server?
[15:08] <rtreleaven> matthias__ instead of disabling verification maybe you can explicitly trust those relays
[15:08] <TJ-> kontoo: unattended-upgrades
[15:09] <kontoo> TJ-:  you mean let the server automatically install updates? I don't really like the idea, also some fixes require a reboot
[15:10] <Kratix> Is this the place to ask for help?
[15:11] <tgm4883> kontoo: how many servers?
[15:11] <Kratix> Sorry, didn't read the topic.
[15:11] <SchrodingersScat> !ask | Kratix, if it's a ubuntu support question, yes
[15:12] <kontoo> tgm4883: 1
[15:12] <Kratix> Uh, I have to go, actually. I'll ask it later.
[15:12] <matthias__> rtreleaven: i think gmail etc. is not trusting me?
[15:12] <tgm4883> kontoo: personally since it's just one I'd just set it up to email me if there are security updates available
[15:12] <rtreleaven> could be but I don't have a pki cert and my mail goes fast
[15:12] <OnkelTem> Hi. Where to get "Sans Condensed" font? I'm on KDE so probably it requires to be installed separately
[15:13] <OnkelTem> I mean - what package does provide this font?
[15:13] <OnkelTem> I want it for Eclipse UI
[15:14] <TJ-> kontoo: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticSecurityUpdates
[15:15] <kontoo> TJ-: no automatic reboot for me mate, but thanks for the link
[15:15] <kontoo> tgm4883: I did that before but it stopped working :P
[15:15] <TJ-> kontoo: I said nothing about automatic reboots; I suggest you read the link
[15:16] <kontoo> tgm4883: I probably can fix it, but what annoyed me is the fact that it included minor updates
[15:16] <kontoo> tgm4883: I'm only interested in remote exploits
[15:16] <tgm4883> kontoo: then have it do automatic updates and email you if a reboot is required
[15:18] <eamador> join #drupal-es
[15:19] <Spodermen_sweg> Do I need to unmount a (usb)drive before editing partitions?
[15:19] <petrvs> Spodermen_sweg: pretty much, yup
[15:19] <SchrodingersScat> I vote yes
[15:19] <Spodermen_sweg> Ok
[15:20] <Spodermen_sweg> is there a specific filesystem that I should use for liveUSB? Currently Fat32
[15:20] <kontoo> TJ-: I read the link, but you seem to be unable to understand my concern
[15:21] <k1l> Spodermen_sweg: it doesnt matter. the live usb creation thing will format it anyway
[15:21] <kontoo> TJ-: neither do I want some automated update system nor does it solve the problem of a manual reboot
[15:21] <Spodermen_sweg> Ok, great
[15:21] <brothersome> Spodermen_sweg, Fat32 is good for a live CD, when writing stuff use ext4
[15:21] <petrvs> Spodermen_sweg: depends on the application
[15:21] <Spodermen_sweg> Ok
[15:22] <TJ-> kontoo: You asked for the 'best' way - for a single server that is the 'best' way. If you're worried about regressions/downtime then use a staging server and test on that first, and only then replicate the changes on the production server.
[15:22] <k1l> Spodermen_sweg: honestly. use the usb-creator-gtk or the the terminal command "dd" like i showed in the link. you are making it harder than it is
[15:22] <kontoo> tgm4883: isn't there a mailing list just for critical remote exploits?
[15:23] <kontoo> TJ-: hm some misunderstanding here, "best way to stay up to date with security fixes" = get informed, not to install them asap
[15:23] <TJ-> kontoo: For USNs see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/
[15:23] <tgm4883> kontoo: you could subscribe to USN, but I don't think it's only remote exploits
[15:24] <kontoo> damn it
[15:24] <SchrodingersScat> !language
[15:24] <kontoo> ok?
[15:25] <k1l> kontoo: if you look at usn you will see there is a lot of security updates every day. so it doesnt matter if its just remote exploits you will need to run the updates anyway.
[15:25] <OerHeks> just install 15.04/systemD, no need to reboot the kernel after update
[15:25] <k1l> OerHeks: how come?
[15:26] <tgm4883> OerHeks: no reboot kernel updates are in 15.04?
[15:26] <OerHeks> i read this, live kernel patching
[15:26] <tgm4883> OerHeks: I din't think that was coming until later. Do you happen to have a link?
[15:27] <Lazik> I just made a netboot install of 14.04, it boots fine but only in command line. Did it not install the whole graphical stack? What commands can I use to check that?
[15:28] <OerHeks> oops, this is a kernel 4x.x feature :-(
[15:28] <tgm4883> OerHeks: yea that's what I read too :(
[15:28] <kontoo> k1l: the difference between some local app having bugs and a remote exploit in the web server / kernel should be obvious
[15:29] <kontoo> I have a much bigger time frame to schedule the update in the former case
[15:30] <tgm4883> kontoo: proper security practices would dictate that you make the decision regarding specific patches, hence why there is USN with all of the security updates
[15:31] <tgm4883> kontoo: you as in the administrator of the server. It shouldn't be up to the repo admins nor the security team
[15:33] <kontoo> tgm4883: I think I'll stick to the email notification of my server, maybe improving it like the guy here recommends: https://library.nagios.com/library/techtips/264-tech-tip-monitoring-critical-debian-and-ubuntu-updates-with-nagios
[15:33] <kontoo> advantage is I don't get spammed with security notifications for applications I don't have installed
[15:34] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[15:35] <tgm4883> kontoo: yea you should be able to adapt what that guy has. As he currently has it, you would get notifications on any security patch
[15:36] <kontoo> tgm4883: I'll have a look at time. There is always the option to switch to a Windows server
[15:36] <kontoo> huehueuheu
[15:36] <tgm4883> kontoo: I'm not sure why you think switching to a windows server would help in security or patch application, but I applaud you for your comedy
[15:37] <TJ-> Nothing wrong with a Windows Server ...
[15:37] <TJ-> .... as long as you don't power it up :)
[15:38] <kontoo> that's rude
[15:38] <TJ-> That's experience!
[15:38] <bazhang> lets get back on topic please
[15:38] <kontoo> rude experience
[15:38] <tgm4883> TJ-: yes it is rude. A powered off windows server would be a waste of space
[15:38] <kontoo> well I'm out, thanks for the help TJ and tgm4883
[15:38] <tgm4883> kontoo: yw
[15:40] <TJ-> Is there a way to capture (mirror) all key-presses in a terminal (or screen/tmux) so as to display the keys being pressed?
[15:42] <Pici> TJ-: like with `script`?
[15:44] <fxmulder> anyone know what might cause my desktop to repeat like this http://nsab.us/public/desktop.png ?
[15:44] <TJ-> Pici: Almost, but I need to capture the silent keys too, such as  Ctrl+? and so forth
[15:44] <fxmulder> I've heard people complaining about this on vmware and vmtools solved it but it did not for me, I also heard people solve it by upgrading the kernel which I did with no effect
[15:49] <TJ-> Pici: It looks like 'script' might be useful *if* I can separate the typed from the generated escape sequences
[15:49] <FENNVILLE_TECH_S> FXMULDER : CHECK YOUR WORKSPACES IN SETTINGS IF YOUR STILL HAVING YOUR SCREEN ISSUE
[15:50] <Skunkwaffle> Hey everyone. Looks like I'm having some trouble removing old kernels from my system. I could use some help if anyone has a minute or two to spare.
[15:50] <Skunkwaffle>  My boot parttion is full and trying to remove an old kernel via "apt-get purge" or "apt-get autoremove" shows "E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f."
[15:50] <fxmulder> the integration of amazon into ubuntu desktop is absolutely retarded
[15:51] <fxmulder> I don't know what that guy was thinking
[15:51] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: ok, try to remove the vmlinuz and initrd file manually for a couple old kernsl
[15:51] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: then remove with apt-get purge
[15:51] <EriC^^> fxmulder: what guy
[15:51] <Skunkwaffle> -f doesn't get it done either though
[15:52] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: what happens when you type -f install?
[15:52] <fxmulder> shuttleworth
[15:53] <OerHeks> lolz, fxmulder, those servers are long gone disabled.
[15:54] <TunaFish> Why chromium's weak dh fix still not in repos? Why no backport? It has been vulnerable since ages. https://weakdh.org/
[15:55] <fxmulder> it may be something else now but ubuntu is still trying to sell me music CDs when I search for "settings"
[15:55] <Skunkwaffle> I get "o apport report written because the error message indicates a disk full error"
[15:55] <petrvs> TunaFish: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1457173
[15:55] <xangua> !adlens | fxmulder
[15:56] <Kratix> Sorry I was stupid before. I'm actually quite tech savvy and experienced with computers, but actually haven't used one for over two years due to a severe case of anxiety for various things. Thus, I'm kind of lost, and I have a really old version of Ubuntu - 11.10, I think - and I get an error when I try to upgrade it. Do I have to install the new version from scratch?
[15:56] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: delete the unused kernels
[15:56] <Skunkwaffle> just delete the files from /boot ?
[15:56] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: yeah
[15:57] <bazhang> Kratix, thats the easiest yes
[15:57] <bazhang> Kratix, that is long end of life
[15:57] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: just delete a couple of them so you have enough space to run apt-get
[15:57] <TunaFish> petrvs, That's a different issue, I am talking about the chromium package.
[15:57] <nicomachus> Skunkwaffle: make sure you don't delete ALL of them!
[15:57] <Skunkwaffle> Is there anything else I need to know before I do this? Usually I remove them via apt-get so I don't screw anything up
[15:57] <Skunkwaffle> ah, no no, just the older ones
[15:57] <EriC^^> Skunkwaffle: type uname -r , delete the ones that you dont want
[15:57] <TunaFish> The current chromium package is still vulnerable to logjam, ff is not.
[15:58] <bazhang> !eolupgrades | Kratix
[15:58] <Skunkwaffle> ok
[15:58] <Kratix> I know. So I have to find somewhere to burn a new CD and all that, then?
[15:58] <anttal> hello
[15:58] <bazhang> Kratix, a usb stick
[15:58] <xangua> Kratix: a fresh install would be faster and Ubuntu no longer fits on a CD
[15:58] <fellayaboy> whats the best virtual machine for Ubuntu server 15.04... i would like to run a vm remotely...does virtualbox have a feature where i can stream the vm from ubuntu server 15.04 or is there a better vm program that can do that?
[15:58] <anttal> i got directory where is files and subdirectorys, i want to make a link where files that i move to the linkpoint dont go to original directory
[15:58] <anttal> is there any way
[15:59] <bazhang> fellayaboy, no best, try what suits you
[15:59] <Kratix> Of course, I forgot... Two years is a long time to not use a computer...
[15:59] <tgm4883> fellayaboy: I use KVM and virt-manager
[15:59] <Kratix> Thanks, anyway. I'll look at that link.
[15:59] <anttal> symlink works well, but then files what i put on linked point goes to the original directory
[15:59] <anttal> i dont want that
[15:59] <EriC^^> anttal: where else would they go?
[16:00] <xangua> Kratix: Lubuntu does fits on a CD I believe, if this is a low resource machine try Lubuntu or Xubuntu
[16:00] <OerHeks> TunaFish, it is fixed sofar >> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/LogJam
[16:00] <anttal> EriC^^ like thats my question, symlink dont work at this usage
[16:00] <anttal> :)
[16:01] <EriC^^> anttal: yeah, it doesn't make sense
[16:01] <anttal> or can i make empty directory tree and then symlink only files?
[16:01] <anttal> is that just stupid
[16:01] <petrvs> fellayaboy: virtualbox is the most straightforward, kvm is the most performant
[16:01] <petrvs> fellayaboy: why do you want a vm, exactly?
[16:02] <TunaFish> OerHeks, it is fixed for server and openssl, server software, not for browser chromium
[16:02] <EriC^^> anttal: you can make a copy of the dir with cp -s i think, and it'll have symlinks as files
[16:02] <TunaFish> You'll get mitm'ed if you use chromium
[16:02] <EriC^^> not sure if the dirs will be symlinked too, maybe not
[16:03] <tgm4883> petrvs: +1
[16:03] <OerHeks> TunaFish, chromium uses  TLS libs, so it is not in chromium, it is in the libs
[16:03] <anttal> "can make relative symbolic links only in current directory"
[16:03] <verb5> why using virtual machines :) try  containers the performance if much better
[16:04] <tgm4883> verb5: +1, but doesn't work with windows
[16:04] <EriC^^> anttal: use absolute paths
[16:04] <baja> hello guys is there a sticky notes in linux?
[16:04] <EriC^^> cp -sr /path/to/dir /path/to/new/dir
[16:04] <OerHeks> TunaFish, or do you think chromium comes with its own tsl libs?
[16:04] <verb5> who cares about windows :D i use linux
[16:04] <EriC^^> anttal: cp -s is dumb like that
[16:04] <fellayaboy> petrvs, i want to create a windows server 2012 r2 virtual machine...my question is there a client that will let me stream the vm from a server...i want to run this vm remotely..i want my ubuntu server 15.04 to stream it down to my Windows 7 client
[16:04] <nicomachus> baja: sticky notes?
[16:05] <baja> yes
[16:05] <baja> i need
[16:05] <Skunkwaffle> hmm looks like that's working
[16:05] <Skunkwaffle> Thanks
[16:05] <nicomachus> baja: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+stick+notes+on+desktop
[16:05] <Pici> nicomachus: please don't.
[16:05] <OerHeks> !info tomboy
[16:05] <TunaFish> OerHeks, I have no idea, but it is still vulnerable. And it is quite worrying.
[16:06] <baja> hahaha
[16:06] <baja> that was fun
[16:06] <baja> @nichomacus
[16:07] <anttal> that works, thanks <3
[16:07] <EriC^^> np
[16:09] <anttal> EriC^^ btw if i now edit a file it goes to original file? :O
[16:09] <fellayaboy> i guess openstack would be the best bet
[16:10] <EriC^^> anttal: if you edit a file, yeah
[16:10] <EriC^^> anttal: if you add stuff, or delete files from it, it won't go
[16:11] <anttal> EriC^^ well i think that is enough for me still
[16:11] <anttal> im building server enivroment so i need to look up every security holes lol
[16:11] <EriC^^> :D
[16:11] <anttal> but i think i just chmod everything on 700 where u should not touch
[16:12] <Kratix> Sorry if I'm being stupid, but should I use Clonezilla or something before installing it?
[16:12] <EriC^^> Kratix: just backup your stuff to another hdd or something then install
[16:12] <baja> how
[16:12] <anttal> EriC^^ can i chown directory to ftp user and then give him 700 rights, that should be safe right?
[16:13] <OerHeks> baja 'how' ?
[16:13] <Kratix> I don't have another HDD. Am I being stupid again?
[16:13] <baja> do i start sticky notes
[16:13] <EriC^^> Kratix: no, you're not
[16:13] <anttal> at least i know im stupid lol
[16:14] <Kratix> Then what do I back it up to?
[16:14] <EriC^^> Kratix: if you have a separate partition one for "/" one for "/home" you might be able to use the installer's partitioning tool to select the installation at "/" and use /home but not format it, look into it more to make sure
[16:14] <baja> i cant see sticky notes and i have already downloaded
[16:14] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[16:14] <EriC^^> Kratix: what does your partition table look like? type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[16:14] <baja> i need some spectacles :)
[16:15] <Kratix> I forgot how to start the terminal.
[16:15] <Kratix> Found it, sorry.
[16:15] <EriC^^> Kratix: ctrl+alt+t
[16:15] <anttal> EriC^^> can u tell me?
[16:15] <EriC^^> anttal: honestly i don't know much about security/ftp stuff
[16:15] <EriC^^> better read up on it and see what's the customary security practices
[16:16] <anttal> okay, thanks
[16:16] <Kratix> Number  Start   End     Size    Type      File system     Flags
[16:16] <Kratix>  1      1049kB  16.1GB  16.1GB  primary   ntfs            diag
[16:16] <Kratix>  2      16.1GB  16.2GB  105MB   primary   ntfs            boot
[16:16] <Kratix>  3      16.2GB  216GB   200GB   primary   ntfs
[16:16] <Kratix>  4      216GB   640GB   424GB   extended
[16:16] <Kratix>  5      216GB   634GB   418GB   logical   ext4
[16:16] <EriC^^> anttal: no problem
[16:16] <EriC^^> Kratix: use paste.ubuntu.com or type the command it should return a link to a pastebin already pasted
[16:17] <Kratix> Okay, sorry. Do I have to do that now?
[16:18] <EriC^^> yeah, please do
[16:18] <ghost_> Just installed ubuntu 15.04 on one hdd. I have windows 8.1 installed on a different hdd. When I turn PC on it goes straight to ubuntu and dont see an option in grub that would let me boot into windows. How can I fix this?
[16:18] <Kratix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11883394/
[16:18] <EriC^^> ghost_: try sudo update-grub , does it pick up windows?
[16:18] <CryptoSiD> why is adduser by default not accepting capital letters?
[16:19] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, looks like you have 200gb windows partition you can use
[16:19] <EriC^^> Kratix: type sudo du -sh /home
[16:19] <eueu> Hello, I recently upgraded to 15.04 and have very high CPU usage problems when using either Unity environment, or plasma. In the first case, compiz, and in the second case, plasmashell are using almost 100% of all CPU cores
[16:20] <Kratix> But I dual boot. Won't that remove Windows?
[16:20] <EriC^^> CryptoSiD: cause adduser is sort of complainy
[16:20] <EriC^^> CryptoSiD: why do you want to use a capital letter in a username?
[16:20] <EriC^^> Kratix: no, you'll just copy your data there temporarily, if you have the free space
[16:20] <eueu> what “lspci | grep -i vga” tells is: Radeon HD 8610G
[16:21] <EriC^^> Kratix: the du command should tell you how much space /home is using
[16:21] <eueu> which package should I install?
[16:21] <CryptoSiD> EriC^^ me
[16:21] <CryptoSiD> who i red who, not why, sorry
[16:21] <EriC^^> eueu: type sudo ubuntu-drivers devices , it should mention the recommended driver
[16:21] <CryptoSiD> well cause i like using SiD, instead of sid
[16:21] <johnniewalker> hello i'm new to linux i'm running ubuntu mate, can someone please tell me how to create a keyboard shortcut to switch between languages??
[16:21] <ghost_> EriC^^: Here is the output. I don'
[16:21] <ghost_> t see windows
[16:21] <ghost_> http://pastebin.com/Ubf1HJie
[16:21] <petrvs> CryptoSiD: adduser is Debian nonsense, useradd is the base app
[16:21] <CryptoSiD> i don't see why the default adduser.conf dont have the regex to accept capital letter in username
[16:21] <EriC^^> CryptoSiD: ok, well you can use sudo useradd -m <user>
[16:21] <petrvs> CryptoSiD: you can change it with usermod, though, after the fact
[16:22] <CryptoSiD> yeah but when ubuntu install, im forced to use sid
[16:22] <CryptoSiD> i cant add SiD
[16:22] <EriC^^> CryptoSiD: useradd lets you get away with almost anything, adduser won't
[16:22] <CryptoSiD> I want to be able to create SiD or whatever with capital letter in the installation:D
[16:23] <Dro__> hi, when i type sudo apt-get upgrade i get this:
[16:23] <Dro__> Les paquets suivants ont été conservés :
[16:23] <Dro__>   libxine2 libxine2-bin libxine2-ffmpeg libxine2-misc-plugins libxine2-plugins
[16:23] <Dro__>   libxine2-x vdr-plugin-vnsiserver
[16:23] <Dro__> 0 mis à jour, 0 nouvellement installés, 0 à enlever et 7 non mis à jour.
[16:23] <CryptoSiD> un francais!
[16:23] <eueu> deux
[16:23] <Dro__> always 7 paquets not updated
[16:23] <CryptoSiD> just do: apt-get install  libxine2 libxine2-bin libxine2-ffmpeg libxine2-misc-plugins libxine2-plugins  libxine2-x vdr-plugin-vnsiserver
[16:23] <CryptoSiD> and they will update
[16:23] <k1l> Dro__: run "sudo apt full-upgrade"
[16:24] <Kratix> Was I supposed to type "du /home"?
[16:24] <EriC^^> Kratix: sudo du -sh /home
[16:24] <johnniewalker> hello i'm new to linux i'm running ubuntu mate, can someone please tell me how to create a keyboard shortcut to switch between languages??
[16:24] <Dro__> k1l, full-upgrade show no result
[16:25] <EriC^^> ghost_: ok
[16:25] <EriC^^> ghost_: type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[16:25] <k1l> Dro__: then try "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[16:25] <Dro__> CryptoSiD, when i try to apt-get install it say there is a dependence insatisfied problem
[16:25] <EriC^^> johnniewalker: usually it's in settings > text-entry or so
[16:25] <CryptoSiD> well maybe full-upgrade will work
[16:25] <Dro__> k1l, exactly same result as full-upgrade
[16:25] <nicomachus> Dro__: then do 'sudo apt-get -f install'
[16:26] <k1l> Dro__: do you have PPAs enabled?
[16:26] <Kratix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11883452/
[16:26] <Dro__> nicomachus, sudo apt-get -f install same result too , always 7 not updated (message: 0 mis à jour, 0 nouvellement installés, 0 à enlever et 7 non mis à jour.
[16:26] <Dro__> )
[16:26] <johnniewalker> thanks eric
[16:26] <Dro__> k1l,  yes
[16:26] <nicomachus> Kratix: need a sudo on there
[16:26] <EriC^^> Kratix: type sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
[16:27] <k1l> Dro__: please show in a pastebin: "apt-cache policy libxine2"
[16:27] <EriC^^> Kratix: then type df -h /dev/sda3
[16:27] <EriC^^> johnniewalker: np
[16:27] <Dro__> k1l, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11883461/
[16:28] <ghost_> EriC^^: http://termbin.com/vspk
[16:28] <Kratix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11883464/
[16:28] <EriC^^> ghost_: windows is installed in legacy mode, ubuntu is installed in uefi mode
[16:29] <EriC^^> ghost_: you have to reinstall ubuntu in legacy mode so you can boot both without switching back and forth in the bios between legacy and uefi
[16:30] <k1l> Dro__: ok, the PPA is causing that error. its not setup properly. i would suggest to remove that ppa with !ppa-purge
[16:30] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, home is about 25gb, you have about 6gb free on the windows partition, if you can delete some stuff from windows or stuff you don't need on /home you can backup to there and reinstall easily
[16:30] <Dro__> !ppa-purge
[16:30] <k1l> Dro__: that will revert to version 1.2.4 which is original and not the version 1.2.6 from the ppa
[16:30] <ghost_> EriC^^: How do you know if the reinstall is in legacy?
[16:30] <EriC^^> ghost_: cause windows is using a msdos partition table
[16:31] <Dro__> k1l,  the command must be sudo ppa-purge ppa:yavdr/unstable-vdr , right?
[16:31] <EriC^^> Kratix: if you want to see which files are taking the most space in windows or your home i'd recommend installing ncdu
[16:31] <EriC^^> Kratix: sudo apt-get install ncdu
[16:31] <k1l> Dro__: looks ok
[16:32] <EriC^^> then ncdu /home , and ncdu /mnt to look at windows
[16:32] <ghost_> EriC^^: Sorry, I meant how do I reinstall so its in the same partition table? They are two separate HDD
[16:33] <EriC^^> ghost_: boot the usb in legacy mode, when you boot it make sure it's in legacy mode by running ls -ld /sys/firmware/efi , it should say the dir doesn't exist
[16:33] <Kratix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11883483/
[16:34] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, nevermind, it's cause it's eol and you have to switch the sources list to download
[16:34] <EriC^^> Kratix: anyways, you can use du -h /home | sort -h
[16:35] <EriC^^> it should say the biggest files/dirs at the bottom
[16:35] <EriC^^> and du -h /mnt | sort -h for windows
[16:35] <Dro__> k1l, the command is not correct :/
[16:36] <Dro__> anyone have an idea whats the ppa: format of this http://ppa.launchpad.net/yavdr/unstable-vdr/ubuntu/ ?
[16:36] <BlueShark_> Dro__: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:yavdr/unstable-vdr
[16:37] <EriC^^> ghost_: make sure the bios is set to csm legacy enabled, and the usb is first in the list as legacy, if you get a boot options menu choose usb legacy or just usb if it says usb uefi
[16:37] <Kratix> I think I have more than 6 GB of important stuff on /home.
[16:37] <k1l> Dro__: can you show the output of ppa-purge?
[16:37] <EriC^^> Kratix: try deleting stuff from windows then
[16:37] <Dro__> k1l, its ok now, it was missing a letter :P thx BlueShark_
[16:37] <k1l> Dro__: because ppa:yavdr/unstable-vdr is the right one
[16:39] <Dro__> k1l, yes its right, i'm going to update & upgrade
[16:39] <Kratix> Didn't I have space on some other partitions? I feel quite sure  that I had much more than 6 GB of free space...
[16:39] <Dro__> k1l, everything is ok now, 0 not updated paquet, thank you!
[16:40] <BlueShark> How do I check if the firewall is somehow blocking the port forwarding setup I've created? I forwarded 8888 and tried accessing it via my IP, but it shows as the port is closed.
[16:40] <BlueShark> Disabled ufw, retested, no change. Flushed iptables with -F, no change. Any ideas?
[16:42] <EriC^^> Kratix: maybe the linux partition, it's about 400gb
[16:42] <teward> BlueShark: what's doing the forwarding, your linux box or NAT somewhere else on the network
[16:42] <teward> (from Internet in)
[16:42] <Kratix> Shall I use du again?
[16:43] <EriC^^> Kratix: nah its pretty obvious, cause home is only 25gb
[16:43] <BlueShark> teward: Not sure I understand the question. I did the config/updating in the router configuration page.
[16:43] <EriC^^> Kratix: do you have a 25gb usb ?
[16:43] <EriC^^> Kratix: you don't need a usb to install ubuntu, you could boot the .iso using grub and use any usb you have as the backup
[16:44] <Kratix> I definitely don't have a 25GB USB.
[16:44] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, well splitting the partition isn't really that recommended, as working with partitions you never know and it's preferable to backup first
[16:45] <EriC^^> Kratix: can you delete 19gb from windows?
[16:46] <Mr777> Question: We assign permissions for user (owner), group, others and all. What is the difference of permissions for others and all?
[16:46] <Kratix> Maybe. I actually don't know what's on there, as I haven't used it for the aforementioned two years plus... I'll look.
[16:48] <Kratix> Now I can't even mount what I think is the Windows drive... Is that because of the terminal commands I did?
[16:49] <teward> BlueShark: do you have anything listening on port 8888 on the target system?
[16:49] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, check it out, if you absolutely can't you can always split the linux one and copy the stuff there, i don't recommend it without using a backup though
[16:49] <EriC^^> Kratix: it's already mounted at /mnt
[16:49] <teward> BlueShark: (when NAT comes into play, you have to check all points to make sure everything forwards the way it should)
[16:50] <Kratix> Maybe I'm using a wrong term. But I can't find the Windows files.
[16:50] <EriC^^> Kratix: type nautilus /mnt
[16:59] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[17:00] <BlueShark> teward: What do you mean target system?
[17:01] <AbbyA> Hiya, I'm trying to ssh to another system and I need the other system to always have a given environment variable set
[17:02] <teward> BlueShark: i mean ,behind the forward.
[17:02] <AbbyA> I need this to be portable across Mac & Linux. Is there any file I can use so that ssh me@myserver echo $HELLO will know what HELLO is?
[17:02] <BlueShark> teward: that's the system I'm using.
[17:02] <BlueShark> teward: nmap says that port is open - that's enough?
[17:02] <teward> i'm confused
[17:03] <teward> BlueShark: is the system you're using the same as the router, or is there a router between it and the internet
[17:04] <BlueShark> teward: my laptop <-> router <-> modem <-> internet, afaik
[17:04] <Kratix> The du command didn't return an ordered list.
[17:05] <teward> BlueShark: and you have the forward rule set on the router to accept on port 8888, and to forward to the CORRECT IP ADDRESS for the laptop with a destinatino port on that system of your choosing?
[17:06] <OerHeks> Kratix, du -sh * | sort -h
[17:07] <BlueShark> teward: ifconfig shows inet addr:10.0.0.2 - that's the IP I used.
[17:07] <Kratix> Oh, yes, of course. Stupid...
[17:07] <OerHeks> or du -sh * | sort -n
[17:08] <Kratix> I can't make it sort the list it already spent 20 minutes on?
[17:08] <magonix> EriC^^: I just reinstalled ubuntu in legacy. Now when I reboot PC it takes me straight to a grub command line.
[17:09] <teward> BlueShark: and an external port scan from outside your network to the port is showing that it's closed?
[17:09] <BlueShark> teward: yes
[17:09] <teward> BlueShark: do you have something listening on the port at 10.0.0.2 yet?
[17:09] <teward> and have you tried accessing that from the outside
[17:09] <EriC^^> magonix: are you sure you're booting in legacy mode?
[17:09] <EriC^^> magonix: type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[17:10] <BlueShark> teward: I have tried accessing it from outside with my static IP:port but that didn't work (the browser didn't load the page).
[17:10] <BlueShark> teward: how do I check if I have something listening on that port on 10.0.0.2?
[17:10] <magonix> EriC^^: I'm getting a syntax error.
[17:11] <EriC^^> Kratix: you can copy and paste it into a file, and then type cat /path/to/file | sort -h
[17:11] <magonix> EriC^^ this the grub interface not on ubuntu
[17:11] <teward> BlueShark: netstat -tulpn | grep :PORT
[17:11] <teward> there's other ways, I like the netstat way XD
[17:11] <EriC^^> magonix: ah, live it from a live usb
[17:11] <EriC^^> *type it
[17:12] <tresmundos> Hello someone can help me with VPN
[17:12] <Kratix> Never mind, I just accidentally closed the terminal... Stupid me again.
[17:13] <OerHeks> tresmundos, just ask, wait and see
[17:14] <tresmundos> Thanks, I hope someone can help me here, because in the other channel in Spanish, do not respond
[17:14] <moppers> I have to convert an image to CMYK color for a printer. Gimp plugin in choking on the image size: its 10,800 pixels x 10,800 pixels. It's also too large for the online services I could find.
[17:14] <BlueShark> teward: yeah, that lists the service.
[17:15] <Kratix> I can't figure out what do with the du command. If I just type / instead of /home, it doesn't do anything at all.
[17:16] <OerHeks> Kratix, outside your /home/ you would need sudo
[17:16] <Kanov> how good is Ubuntu for an absolute beginner?
[17:17] <OerHeks> Kanov, great!
[17:17] <Kanov> my beloved mother, whom I cherish rather greatly, remained an fervid user of Windows for approximately 13 years, and ive now decided to introduce her to the opensource world
[17:17] <Kanov> but will she able to use it finely?
[17:17] <Kanov> i want a distro that doesn't require the use of the terminal at all
[17:17] <petrvs> Kanov: it'd probably be alright
[17:18] <Kanov> just how alright would it be?
[17:18] <petrvs> Kanov: you might want to choose a DE or configuration/theme of a DE that closely resembles the Windows she's used to
[17:18] <petrvs> Kanov: about as alright as any other distro
[17:18] <EriC^^> Kratix: are you trying to check the windows partition?
[17:18] <Kratix> Yes.
[17:18] <petrvs> Kanov: the DE choice/preconfiguration is going to be far more important than the specific distro
[17:18] <Kanov> there was also this windows-looking distro, i forgot what was it called
[17:18] <Kanov> petrvs; what was it called?
[17:18] <Kanov> it looked like windows, was probably KDE
[17:18] <EriC^^> Kratix: type du -h /mnt | sort -h
[17:19] <petrvs> Kanov: doesn't matter, appearance is at the topmost level, any distro can look like any other
[17:19] <EriC^^> Kratix: sudo du -h /mnt | sort -h
[17:19] <petrvs> Kanov: what version of windows does she use? What theme?
[17:19] <Kanov> petrvs; the default theme, windows 7
[17:19] <Pici> /70/70
[17:20] <Kanov> im a user of arch and have been using it for years - i'd love to introduce her to manjaro, the spinoff of arch, but it's a little intermediate
[17:20] <Kratix> Still nothing.
[17:20] <Kanov> ubuntu came to me as a logical distro, but i wanted to know whether it is the right choice
[17:20] <grantd> use VM and make a tests
[17:21] <moppers> anyone knpw about converting an image to cmyk color?
[17:22] <moppers> we are printing a banner, size 3x3 feet (90cm x 90cm) and the printer needs a 300 dpi image. Gimp just dies when I throw a 11m x 11m pixel bitmap at it.
[17:22] <moppers> 300x36=10,800 :-(
[17:23] <rory> moppers: you might be able to use the command-line tool ImageMagick http://superuser.com/a/373373
[17:23] <petrvs> moppers: try printing it with lp
[17:23] <moppers> 11k sorry
[17:24] <moppers> rory: Thanks, I will try imagick
[17:24] <stack12> if you want a program to resize images i made one
[17:24] <stack12> https://github.com/agronick/BIR
[17:24] <petrvs> mmm, but so many programs already do that
[17:24] <Kratix> Did anyone see what I wrote?
[17:25] <petrvs> Kratix: probably someone
[17:25] <petrvs> though I did not
[17:25] <Kratix> I just wrote that it still didn't do anything.
 but will she able to use it finely?
[17:26] <rory> Oh he left
[17:26] <petrvs> kanov is gone
[17:26] <moppers> stack: not resize. convert RGB to CMYK.
[17:26] <petrvs> yarp :p
[17:26] <petrvs> imagemagick can do that
[17:26] <petrvs> but I can't imagine a good reason you'd want to do that
[17:27] <iainnitro> hello all
[17:27] <petrvs> 'lo
[17:27] <moppers> petrvs: professional printer requires CMYK colour. we are printing a 3 foot x 3 foot banner and he needs a 300 dpi image in CMYK. That's about 11,000 pixels each way, and it killed gimp
[17:27] <Bashing-om> Kratix: I just joined the channel, what is your end goal for the (d)isk (u)sage command ?
[17:27] <petrvs> moppers: no...
[17:27] <petrvs> moppers: if it were professional, it'd not be bitmap
[17:27] <iainnitro> does anyone know of a "battery status" monitor for a Kensington Pro Fit wireless mouse?
[17:28] <petrvs> iainnitro: never even heard of battery powered mouse battery monitors, TBH :) that'd be neat if they have them
[17:28] <petrvs> isn't it kind of obvious when the battery is dead, though? :p
[17:29] <iainnitro> yeah but nice to know what the percent is. Have seen Solaar for Logitech Unifying devices and wondered if someone had done something similar for Kensington.
[17:29] <Kratix> The goal is to find out what takes up the most space on my Windows partition so I can see if there's anything unnecessary I can delete to make room for a backup of my current Ubuntu partition.
[17:30] <Kratix> So I can install a new version of Ubuntu instead.
[17:30] <petrvs> Kratix: https://windirstat.info/
[17:31] <petrvs> Kratix: or baobab from Ubuntu
[17:31] <Bashing-om> Kratix: I must pass; I have never seen the ubuntu command 'du' applied to a Windows file system .
[17:31] <petrvs> du doesn't care what file system it sees
[17:31] <petrvs> it either sees it or it doesn't
[17:31] <petrvs> sort of a basic tool for that job, though, see previous suggestions
[17:32] <Bashing-om> petrvs: :) ; I watch and learn .
[17:32] <Kratix> Can I install Baobab when my Ubuntu version is EOL?
[17:32] <petrvs> course
[17:33] <petrvs> you probably have it already, though
[17:33] <Kratix> How do I use it, then?
[17:33] <iainnitro> thank-you guys.  Have a good day.
[17:33] <petrvs> a simpler solution still: find /path/to/windows/mount/ -type f -size +1G -exec du -hs {} \; | sort -h (find files 1GB or larger, sort by size, largest last [at bottom])
[17:34] <EriC^^> Kratix: type ls /mnt do you see any files?
[17:35] <Kratix> EriC^^: Yes.
[17:35] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, sudo du -h /mnt | sort -h
[17:35] <Kratix> petrvs: I didn't quite get what I'm supposed to modify in that command.
[17:36] <EriC^^> Kratix: if you use petrvs
[17:36] <FuxY> hey there, is anyone here?
[17:36] <EriC^^> Kratix: if you use petrvs' command, use '{}' instead of {}
[17:36] <petrvs> Kratix: /path/to/windows/mount/
[17:36] <petrvs> FuxY: so many ones
[17:37] <EriC^^> Kratix: it's the same thing, except it will only show files and not dirs
[17:37] <petrvs> {} is fine
[17:37] <FuxY> thank god, i think i just broke my MBR :(
[17:37] <Guest86169> curse
[17:37] <EriC^^> petrvs: what about spaces in filenames?
[17:37] <petrvs> EriC^^: what about them
[17:37] <petrvs> find is not ls
[17:37] <EriC^^> petrvs: you need to use quotes with {} or it won't work
[17:37] <petrvs> nope
[17:38] <EriC^^> petrvs: really? you're an idiot
[17:38] <nicomachus> lol
[17:38] <petrvs> yup, petrvs the idiot who's actually run the command
[17:38] <petrvs> try it yourself sometime :)
[17:38] <nicomachus> time to try it, I suppose...
[17:38] <petrvs> yup
[17:38] <EriC^^> petrvs: i have
[17:38] <petrvs> if we were talking about ls, you'd be making sense
[17:38] <Bashing-om> FuxY: What makes you think grub is broke ? What release and what hardware (UEFI ?) are we working with ?
[17:39]  * petrvs casts remove curse
[17:39] <FuxY> I just installed Ubuntu 15.04 on my laptop which had Windows 7 64Bit, using the "Install Ubuntu Alongside Windows" option. But now windows 7 can't boot, but ubuntu is working perfectly (im currently talking from ubuntu)
[17:39] <Kratix> This is crazy...
[17:40] <petrvs> FuxY: your mbr is fine, then
[17:40] <petrvs> FuxY: your grub config might be confused
[17:40] <petrvs> Kratix: what is?
[17:41] <Bashing-om> FuxY: Try from the ubuntu install terminal command ' sudo update-grub ' see if Windows is not then chainloaded onto ubuntu's boot menu .
[17:41] <Kratix> The people that are supposed to know what to do arguing about what works.
[17:41] <petrvs> Kratix: there's always going to be an ignorant person somewhere :)
[17:41] <FuxY> Bashing-om: ill try
[17:41] <petrvs> Kratix: you don't need to worry about it, though, you can simply try the command and see that it works just fine
[17:41] <petrvs> that's the only way anyone ever really _knows_ anything
[17:42] <en1gma> im on ubuntu desktop amd64 with dist-upgrade. im trying to install nvidia binary driver but cant seem to Exit X correctly
[17:42] <nicomachus> petrvs: find isn't working with the space for me.
[17:42] <petrvs> nicomachus: with what?
[17:42] <en1gma> can someone tell me command to get me to console with gui or X running?
[17:42] <en1gma> not running*
[17:42] <Kratix> So what do I substitute for /path/to/windows/mount/
[17:42] <Kratix> ?
[17:42] <nicomachus> en1gma: Ctrl+Alt+T
[17:43] <nicomachus> to get a terminal.
[17:43] <en1gma> k 1 sec lemme try. i was doing Ctrl+Alt+F1 and it didnt work right
[17:43] <petrvs> en1gma: CTRL+ALT+F2
[17:43] <en1gma> no not just a terminal
[17:43] <petrvs> Kratix: wherever it's mounted, if it's mounted
[17:43] <en1gma> out of X completely shutdown
[17:43] <petrvs> Kratix: run 'mount' to see
[17:43] <Bashing-om> en1gma: 14.10 and under ' sudo service lightdm stop ' ... 15.04 (systemd) others will have to advise .
[17:43] <en1gma> im on 15.04 and it changed
[17:43] <petrvs> en1gma: 1 is frequently occupied, try F2
[17:43] <en1gma> its not lightdm anymore to my understanding
[17:44] <FuxY> Bashing-om: There are actually 3 windows which are chainloaded, WIndows 7 loader (which should be working) and 2 WIndows Recovery Environment (loader) on dev/sda2 and dev/sda5
[17:44] <en1gma> Ctrl+Alt+F2 does not kill X
[17:44] <petrvs> en1gma: you didn't ask for how to kill X
[17:44] <Nikesh> I am having trouble getting dual boot to work. Specifically, I'm getting GRUB errors on the install of Ubuntu (alongside Windows). When I reboot it just goes right into Windows with no GRUB menu. Is there a way I could edit the GRUB menu in the live USB to point to my Ubuntu partition /dev/sda5 ?
[17:44] <en1gma> i said i need to be at a terminal and out of X completely so i can install an nvidia binary driver
[17:44] <petrvs> but Bashing-om told you how
[17:45] <Bashing-om> FuxY: And ? the WIndows 7 loader selection does not work ?
[17:45] <petrvs> en1gma: you don't need to be out of X for that, IIRC, just not currently within X
[17:45] <petrvs> that is, the script wants to be run from not within X
[17:45] <magonix> EriC^^: I rebooted an its all working fine. Was able to choose between all ny OS. Thanks for the help
[17:45] <en1gma> im on ubuntu 15.04 anyone know the command? the binary driver is telling me X is still running and will now exit
[17:45] <en1gma> out of X please. command?
[17:45] <nicomachus> Nikesh: did you ever get it to boot into 15.04 last night?
[17:46] <petrvs> nicomachus: ?
[17:46] <FuxY> Bashing-om: exactly, when i choose the Windows 7 loader it goes straight to an error, if i remember correctly it was 0x0000000f, should i use the windows 7 installation cd to fix my boot?
[17:46] <Kratix> I don't know how to read this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11883834/
[17:46] <en1gma> no one knows how to drop to a "real" console without X running anywhere?
[17:46] <nicomachus> petrvs: he/she was in here last night with boot issues.
[17:46] <EriC^^> petrvs: ok, you're not an idiot, it works here, i think it's still better to use '{}' though
[17:46] <petrvs> nicomachus: re: find & spaces
[17:47] <petrvs> EriC^^: it can be, it depends
[17:47] <petrvs> {} is fine in what I gave him, though :D
[17:47] <EriC^^> won't hurt
[17:47] <petrvs> it shouldn't, yeah
[17:47] <Nikesh> nicomachus: No, I rebooted and it still went straight into Windows.
[17:47] <petrvs> en1gma: CTRL+ALT+F2 should always work, unless your system is goofed
[17:48] <petrvs> en1gma: Bashing-om told you another way
[17:48] <petrvs> !text
[17:48] <Nikesh> nicomachus: So I thought maybe using a live USB to get into Ubuntu by editing the GRUB menu could be a solution
[17:48] <petrvs> yet another
[17:48] <Bashing-om> FuxY: EriC^^ can advise better, But yeah, I would (re-)install Windows Boot code, then (re-)install ubuntu's then run ' sudo update-grub ' // "assumming" Windows and ubuntu are installed to the same same hard drive .
[17:49] <Bashing-om> petrvs: FuxY My testing in an attempt to boot 15.04 to terminal .. the boot parameter text boots the system, but no networking !
[17:49] <petrvs> FuxY: if you run out of ideas, pastebin /etc/fstab, /boot/grub/grub.cfg, and the output of lsblk -f
[17:49] <petrvs> Bashing-om: I thought it was en1gma that wanted that, though :p
[17:50] <en1gma> no you are wrong
[17:50] <en1gma> X is still running just tried it
[17:50] <en1gma> if you dont know the command to get out of X just say so
[17:50] <petrvs> en1gma: who's wrong, and why does it matter? :)
[17:50] <en1gma> whoever is telling Ctrl-Alt-F2
[17:50] <en1gma> it does not kill X server
[17:50] <petrvs> never said it does :)
[17:50] <petrvs> did you try what Bashing-om said?
[17:50] <en1gma> i need it killed.
[17:50] <en1gma> anyone know how on 15.04
[17:51] <Bashing-om> petrvs: ME, ME be in error .. yeah en1gma ,
[17:51] <Kratix> petrvs: Did you see my last message?
[17:51] <en1gma> ive said like 4x already.
[17:51] <FuxY> Bashing-om: ill try re installing the windows 7 boot code, would it be better to remove ubuntu and install it on a different partition (but on the same harddrive) ?
[17:51] <petrvs> Kratix: dunno, what was it?
[17:51] <k1l> en1gma: sudo systemctl stop lightdm.service
[17:51] <nicomachus> en1gma: first google result: https://askubuntu.com/questions/613461/how-to-stop-x-server-in-kubuntu-15-04
[17:51] <en1gma> that is for 14.04
[17:51] <en1gma> we are not using lightdm in 15.04
[17:51] <k1l> en1gma: while you are at a tty1 of course
[17:51] <nicomachus> no that is for 15.04 en1gma
[17:51] <petrvs> en1gma: what're you using?
[17:51] <k1l> en1gma: of course we are
[17:51] <EriC^^> FuxY: type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[17:52] <nicomachus> en1gma: sudo systemctl stop sddm.service
[17:52] <en1gma> nicomachus yes what you posted is 15.04 i accept that and thanx. lemme try
[17:52] <Bashing-om> FuxY: Whoaaa .. " different partition ???) do you imply that you have presently a WUBI install ?
[17:52] <petrvs> Kratix: oh I see it
[17:52] <k1l> en1gma: so you are on Kubuntu?
[17:52] <nicomachus> k1l: he's not, but it'll work.
[17:52] <petrvs> Kratix: is your windows mount you're interested in on a drive attached to the same computer you're running ubuntu from?
[17:52] <en1gma> ubuntu 15.04 desktop amd64 with dist-upgrade
[17:52] <petrvs> s/mount/filesystem/
[17:52] <Kratix> Attached how?
[17:53] <en1gma> en1gma@en1gma-All-Series:~$ sudo systemctl stop sddm.service
[17:53] <en1gma> Failed to get D-Bus connection: Operation not permitted
[17:53] <k1l> nicomachus: Kubuntu uses another dm. sdd or something like that. ubuntu still uses lightdm
[17:53] <petrvs> Kratix: is it inside the same computer, or otherwise attached, by usb cable, etc.
[17:53] <EriC^^> FuxY: i doubt ubuntu has touched the windows stuff, you probably are mixing uefi and legacy and ubuntu is trying to boot the .efi file and it's in legacy mode or something like that
[17:53] <k1l> en1gma: like i told you already!
[17:53] <Kratix> It is on the same hard drive.
[17:53] <FuxY> Bashing-om: no, when i was on windows 7 i created a diff partition with 50gb to use for ubuntu, but when installing it (using a livecd) i choose the "Install Alongside" instead of "Do Something Else"
[17:53] <petrvs> Kratix: okay, do you see it listed on the left of your file manager?
[17:53] <EriC^^> FuxY: type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[17:53] <en1gma> ok let me get to a tty1. 1 sec
[17:53] <FuxY> EriC^^:  will try
[17:54] <Kratix> No, but I actually think I did so earlier.
[17:54] <en1gma> same error in tty1
[17:54] <FuxY> EriC^^:  it replied with http://termbin.com/carx
[17:54] <en1gma> dbus error
[17:54] <k1l> en1gma: did you even listen?
[17:55] <en1gma> about 4 ppl were talking
[17:55] <k1l> en1gma: sddm is Kubuntu. are you on Kubuntu?
[17:55] <en1gma> nope. ubuntu
[17:55] <en1gma> lightdm in 15.04?
[17:55] <k1l> so dont try to stop sddm
[17:55] <en1gma> k 1 sec
[17:55] <k1l> because there is no sddm
[17:56] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[17:56] <k1l> en1gma: next time dont make such a drama, if you cant handle more people to give you hints and solutions.
[17:56] <EriC^^> FuxY: something seems off
[17:56] <en1gma> kil
[17:56] <en1gma> didnt work
[17:56] <en1gma> same error with lightdm.service
[17:56] <EriC^^> FuxY: ubuntu is just using 11gb not 50gb, you have a 50gb ntfs partition though..
[17:56] <en1gma> next time tell me the right service as that is 14.04 not ubuntu 15.04
[17:56] <petrvs> Kratix: well, if you run lsblk -f, do you see it there?
[17:57] <en1gma> before you act like you are correct
[17:57] <k1l> en1gma: stop that attitude!
[17:57] <en1gma> you
[17:57] <FuxY> EriC^^:  that's because of a error of mine, i choose the install alongside option instead of the "Do Something Else" and choosing the 50gb partition
[17:57] <nicomachus> en1gma: don't get haughty in here when people--who have no obligation to--are trying to help you.
[17:57] <en1gma> you are gloating before it fixed it. at least wait to gloat until it gets fixed by you
[17:57] <k1l> en1gma: ubuntu 15.04 is running lightdm. please show me what dm you are running
[17:57] <en1gma> i not sure how to show you
[17:57] <EriC^^> FuxY: i think ubuntu uses whatever free space it finds, the 50gb partition actually has a filesystem ( ntfs )
[17:58] <en1gma> screen shot?
[17:58] <EriC^^> FuxY: type sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
[17:58] <lickalott> hey all!
[17:58] <OerHeks> en1gma, ctrl alt F2, sudo service ligtdm stop, and do what you want.
[17:58] <petrvs> lickalott: heyo
[17:58] <EriC^^> FuxY: then type ls /mnt to see what's there
[17:59] <k1l> en1gma: ps ax | grep lightdm
[17:59] <lickalott> having an issue with gran_size and I can't seem to find out how to edit the grub.cfg to enable the sanitizer.    Anyone have experience with that?
[17:59] <OerHeks> .. seems it worked :-)
[17:59] <FuxY> EriC^^:  it doesn't allow me , gives this error: Mount is denied because the NTFS volume is already exclusively opened. The volume may be already mounted, or another software may use it which could be identified for example by the help of the 'fuser' command.
[17:59] <Kratix> The du command seems to have worked anyway, but I have no idea how. I didn't even know I had that terminal window open. Strange...
[17:59] <EriC^^> FuxY: ok, you might have it mounted from nautilus
[18:00] <EriC^^> FuxY: try checking nautilus for it
[18:00] <EriC^^> ( the filemanager )
[18:00] <petrvs> Kratix: mmm, good job then
[18:00] <petrvs> oh snap, 11
[18:00] <FuxY> EriC^^:  i know nautilus is the file manager, but what do you mean having it mounted from nautilus? didn't understand , sorry
[18:02] <OerHeks> FuxY, if it is mounted, you will see the hdd in nautilus sidepanel
[18:03] <FuxY> EriC^^:  Nautilus shows Ubuntu/414GB Volume/SYSTEM/Computer
[18:03] <EriC^^> FuxY: is there a 50gb one?
[18:03] <Kratix> I think I found something I can delete. But it's a program split between a lot directories, and I don't know if it'll mess up if I only delete some of the files, and I can't uninstall it properly, as I can't access Windows right now.
[18:03] <EriC^^> FuxY: type mount | nc termbin.com 9999
[18:04] <FuxY> EriC^^: http://termbin.com/wg2v
[18:05] <lickalott> let me start with something easier.  with the 64bit version of 14.04 i only show grub.  Can I use/install grub2 without a fresh install (i.e. install grub2 over existing install) or is the grub that I'm seeing actually grub2 and just not labeled accordingly?
[18:05] <EriC^^> FuxY: type ls /media/loureiro/Ubuntu
[18:06] <EriC^^> FuxY: i think you created a volume called ubuntu after shrinking the windows volume
[18:07] <FuxY> EriC^^:  you are completely true, when i shrinked it i named it Ubuntu
[18:07] <daverich> Anyone able to help me with .htaccess rewrite URL's? I'd like anyone accessing "/files/{hash}" to have the URL rewritten as "view.php?hash={hash}"
[18:07] <FuxY> EriC^^:  terminal replied with : System Volume Information
[18:07] <Ad_224> Ello: http://pastebin.com/UdT85KN1
[18:07] <Ad_224> How I fix this: http://pastebin.com/UdT85KN1
[18:09] <EriC^^> FuxY: ok, when you shrink it, you should just leave it as unallocated space, so ubuntu can see it and use it
[18:09] <EriC^^> FuxY: i guess it's empty, after shrinking it did you boot into windows a couple times as recommeded?
[18:09] <Ad_224> EriC^^: Can You help me please? http://pastebin.com/UdT85KN1
[18:09] <OerHeks> Ad_224, saucy .. that version is EOL. upgrade please
[18:09] <Kratix> Is there anything I can do about that?
[18:09] <nicomachus> Ad_224: remove those ppa's that are giving you 404s
[18:10] <Ad_224> How, I'm new to Ubuntu
[18:10] <OerHeks> !saucy
[18:10] <xangua> Ad_224: new to ubuntu as you just installed an unsupported release¿
[18:10] <nicomachus> Ad_224: upgrade to the 14.04 LTS or the current version, 15.04
[18:10] <FuxY> EriC^^: i thought i was to name it so ubuntu could use it ._. well, im dumb
[18:10] <Ad_224> its VPS, I only found Ubuntu 13 on site from where I bought this
[18:11] <k1l> Ad_224: best is to format that drive and make a new start with a actual ubuntu release. ubuntu 13.10 is dead.
[18:11] <Guest96316> what a day yoh so tired
[18:11] <OerHeks> Ad_224, contact your vpn vendor, they should provide you with an image, as VPN's are heavily tweaked
[18:11] <nicomachus> Ad_224: http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/
[18:11] <FuxY> EriC^^:  yes , and it worked, but suddenly windows freezed at the boot right before the "Windows is Starting animation" and now windows doesn't even get to the animation
[18:12] <EriC^^> FuxY: do you have a windows cd?
[18:12] <FuxY> EriC^^:  the first 3 or 4 boots into windows worked perfectly, idk what changed that, since i didn't mess with MBR/GRUB or windows files
[18:12] <FuxY> EriC^^:  ill only have it in a couple of hours
[18:12] <EriC^^> FuxY: oh, after installing ubuntu it also worked?
[18:13] <FuxY> EriC^^:  yes, both os worked perfectly for maybe 8 hours, something broke the windows 7 boot
[18:13] <k1l> !away > bpsizemore
[18:13] <EriC^^> FuxY: odd, ok when you get the windows cd, repair the mbr and boot into it, then delete the ubuntu partitions
[18:14] <Ad_224> Any other way to upgrade it from 13 to new version?
[18:14] <FuxY> EriC^^:  bootrec /fixmbr ?
[18:14] <Kratix> Would someone at least answer me?
[18:14] <EriC^^> FuxY: delete the ext4 one thats 11gb and the swap thats 4gb
[18:14] <k1l> Ad_224: you can run a "sudo do-release-upgrade"
[18:14] <bf_> my ulimit -n settings keep resetting themselves. does anybody have an idea how i can fix that? (ubuntu server)
[18:14] <EriC^^> FuxY: and the primary partition called Ubuntu which you created
[18:15] <FuxY> EriC^^:  oh, ubuntu created those 2 partitions?
[18:15] <Ad_224> k1l: sudo: do-release-upgrade: command not found
[18:15] <k1l> Ad_224: but its really bad hoster if they only offer an outdated (means massiv security issues) version of ubuntu to install
[18:15] <EriC^^> FuxY: yeah it created those partitions which are in an extended logical partition
[18:15] <dbarros> can I virtualize a "MS SQL Server" on a W2012 VM using VirtualBox, in Ubuntu with no issues?
[18:15] <k1l> Ad_224: well, talk to the hoster
[18:16] <Ad_224> k1l: Any other ways to do it?
[18:16] <k1l> Ad_224: 14.04 should be the actual version they should offer
[18:16] <FuxY> EriC^^:  interesting, so, if i was to uninstall ubuntu, i would only need to delete those 2 partitions?
[18:16] <EriC^^> FuxY: you need to delete those 2, i think you're going to lose that space though, cause it's inside an extended logical partition somehow, and you need that partition for the recovery partition which is the 16gb partition
[18:17] <EriC^^> FuxY: yeah ubuntu is on those 2 partitions
[18:17] <FuxY> a recovery partition for windows or ubuntu?
[18:17] <cofo> ubuntu was faster than kubuntu...
[18:17] <EriC^^> it's for windows
[18:17] <cofo> but the thing is i like kubuntu gui..
[18:17] <FuxY> but im on a hp laptop, it already comes with a recovery partition
[18:17] <EriC^^> FuxY: btw you might be able to still access it and fix the mbr from there, it's a long shot though as it's not too happy when the partition table gets modified
[18:18] <EriC^^> FuxY: yeah i know, same here i have a 16gb partition in the end too
[18:18] <nicomachus> cofo: install the kubuntu desktop environment on ubuntu
[18:18] <Kratix> Seriously, I have no idea why I'm not getting an answer. Did I say something I shouldn't have? What am I supposed to do?
[18:18] <Abhijit> hi
[18:18] <cofo> im on live
[18:18] <EriC^^> FuxY: i think it's f10 or something to get it to boot the recovery partition when the pc boots
[18:18] <cofo> live cd
[18:18] <cofo> nicomachus:
[18:18] <nicomachus> Kartix: Everyone's pretty busy atm, just give it a second.
[18:18] <EriC^^> FuxY: pressing esc should show you a list of options when you boot
[18:18] <FuxY> EriC^^:  it's F11, but yeah, that's it
[18:18] <nicomachus> Kratix: Everyone's pretty busy atm, just give it a second
[18:18] <Abhijit> last time i chcecked ubuntu was able to install a "new" system with encrypted lvm but was not able to replace existing encrypted lvm. can 15.04 do that?
[18:19] <nicomachus> cofo: live shouldn't matter
[18:19] <FuxY> EriC^^:  funny thing is HP's recovery partition doesn't have an option to fix boot
[18:19] <k1l> !details | Kratix
[18:19] <EriC^^> FuxY: anyways, when windows boots, delete the 2 partitions and keep the 16gb one, and then delete the 50gb one called Ubuntu, and leave it as unallocated space
[18:19] <Bashing-om> Kratix: Dealing with a Windows application from ubuntu ( deleting) is not a thing to do .
[18:19] <cofo> i'll wait for more pro
[18:19] <nicomachus> cofo: just run 'sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[18:19] <EriC^^> FuxY: oh
[18:19] <cofo> oh okay
[18:20] <EriC^^> FuxY: Bashing-om any idea about the extended partition?
[18:20] <Kratix> Bashing-om: I know, but I don't really have a choice, as I can't access Windows.
[18:20] <FuxY> EriC^^:  i thought i had to remove Grub too to uninstall ubuntu
[18:21] <EriC^^> FuxY: when you use the windows repair cd it'll overwrite grub in the mbr
[18:21] <EriC^^> FuxY: do you have recovery disks? have you made them?
[18:22] <Abhijit> last time i chcecked ubuntu was able to install a "new" system with encrypted lvm but was not able to replace existing encrypted lvm. can 15.04 do that?
[18:22] <FuxY> EriC^^:  i have the normal windows 7 install disk, it's at a friends house, that's why ill only have them in a couple of hours ahah
[18:22] <segwaypro> hi
[18:23] <EriC^^> FuxY: if the windows cd can't fix it for some reason, you can use testdisk to restore the partition's boot sector, it might be damaged and that's why windows suddenly wont boot
[18:23] <EriC^^> FuxY: check here http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[18:24] <jace24> Hey is it fine if I use a tethered connection from my device to my PC as my main source of internet or will there be any issues?
[18:24] <FuxY> EriC^^:  my important files are all in a clould backup, if the windows 7 cd doesn't fix it, i think ill just do a clean install of both OS
[18:25] <segwaypro> Is this correct: http://askubuntu.com/questions/11492/repository-package-transfer#answer-11495 ?
[18:25] <FuxY> EriC^^:  if it wasn't for work related stuff i would stick to ubuntu, i've only been using it for ~20hours but it's much smoother and user friendly
[18:26] <EriC^^> FuxY: yeah, it's pretty smooth and stable and quick too
[18:26] <sl1rpy> ok... my wife was saying she likes linux but she went back to windows because her amd gpu was flickering in ubuntu.  i tried different drivers and also tried the catalyst driver from their website but i was having trouble...
[18:26] <segwaypro> ubuntu + gnome classic :O
[18:26] <sl1rpy> told her i would figure this out before we give ubuntu a go again
[18:27] <nicomachus> sl1rpy: did you try the xorg driver?
[18:27] <nicomachus> the amd proprietary drivers can be...finnicky.
[18:28] <sl1rpy> nicomachus, i tried mostly the proprietary drivers... i thought i tried xorg but im not 100% about it
[18:28] <segwaypro> I want to transfer all my packages from one drive(it is a usb with linux on it) to my laptop ... is this correct:http://askubuntu.com/questions/11492/repository-package-transfer#answer-11495 ?
[18:28] <sl1rpy> nicomachus, shes using her computer right now so i have no way of checking
[18:29] <nicomachus> sl1rpy: i've had good luck with the x-org driver on my machine. and it's a pos.
[18:29] <EriC^^> Kratix: why can't you boot into windows?
[18:29] <FuxY> EriC^^:  yesterday, when i started using ubuntu (my first linux experience) i was so confused as many of the tasks uses directly the Terminal, in all my years of using windows i've only touched the command line 3 or 4 times
[18:29] <sl1rpy> nicomachus, are you using stock or edgers?
[18:29] <EriC^^> Kratix: also, there must be some files there you can delete? clean the browser cache maybe? etc. etc. there's bound to be some files
[18:30] <nicomachus> sl1rpy: stock.
[18:30] <FuxY> EriC^^:  i can see why experienced linux users feel traped when using windows
[18:30] <segwaypro> !help
[18:30] <sl1rpy> nicomachus, doesnt ubuntu use xorg drivers by default when you first install it?
[18:30] <segwaypro> FuxY : same here
[18:30] <Kratix> I can boot into it, but I can't access an admin account because I forgot my password, which I would never normally do, but I have in these two years.
[18:31] <nicomachus> sl1rpy: it does. but you said you downloaded the catalyst driver from the website?
[18:31] <Kratix> There are some I can delete, but they're mostly very small.
[18:31] <sl1rpy> i did.  i THOUGHT there was flickering when it was first installed but in order to check everything again i have to reinstall...  i encrypted the disk so i had to do a reinstall
[18:32] <FuxY> segwaypro: every problem can be fixed with a bit of searching, and you definitely learn a bit about the OS with every problem you encounter, huge props to the community
[18:32] <jeffrey_f> Anyone know when adobe flash will be fixed and placed for update
[18:32] <sl1rpy> lol thats all assuming she lets me
[18:32] <k1l> jeffrey_f: there were updates today
[18:33] <k1l> jeffrey_f: but flash needs to die. i really hope this last incident helps on that
[18:33] <EriC^^> Kratix: you can reset the password pretty easily i think
[18:33] <jeffrey_f> k1l: I JUST tried and apt-get dist-upgrade and there wasn't anything
[18:33] <an_knckO> hi people ;)
[18:33] <Kratix> Do you have any idea how, or should I search for it myself?
[18:34] <nicomachus> EriC^^: VERY easily. Kratix: http://www.chntpw.com/reset-windows-7-admin-password-with-ubuntu/
[18:35] <k1l> jeffrey_f: what gives you "lsb_release -d"?
[18:35] <Bashing-om> EriC^^: Sorry, was taking care of my lung therapy, lemme catch up .
[18:36] <bubbasaures> !password | Kratix
[18:36] <jeffrey_f> k1l: Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
[18:36] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: gotcha
[18:36] <k1l> jeffrey_f: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/multiverse/f/flashplugin-nonfree/flashplugin-nonfree_11.2.202.481ubuntu0.14.04.2/changelog
[18:36] <EriC^^> ;)
[18:37] <Kratix> How do I download chntpw when my Ubuntu version is EOL?
[18:37] <k1l> jeffrey_f: but i am not sure if that fixes the issue with flash as such.
[18:37] <xangua> Kratix: upgrade or install a supported ubuntu release
[18:37] <EriC^^> Kratix: which ubuntu?
[18:37] <nicomachus> Kratix: your live usb is EOL?
[18:37] <nicomachus> make a new one...
[18:38] <EriC^^> Kratix: how big of a usb do you have btw?
[18:38] <moses> is uc.archive.ubuntu.com down right now?
[18:38] <moses> us*
[18:39] <k1l> moses: no
[18:39] <nicomachus> moses: no
[18:39] <pbx> moses, wfm. http://dpaste.com/0ZY2G3E
[18:39] <jeffrey_f> k1l: my flash ver is 11.2.202.481 and says it was updated today, but firefox has it disabled due to security problems
[18:39] <Kratix> I actually don't have any USB at all right now. Or maybe I do, but I don't know where it is, then. All my computer stuff have been stored away somewhere in the time I haven't used them.
[18:39] <Kratix> has*
[18:39] <Kratix> it*
[18:40] <moses> its not downloading dow me :/
[18:40] <moses> for*
[18:40] <pbx> moses, likewise us. sorry. http://dpaste.com/3WC1ANE
[18:40] <k1l> jeffrey_f: yes. flash got a lot of security issues build in. so its just that there is a warning now. it was an issue all the time.
[18:40] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, you said you're using 11.10 or 11.04?
[18:40] <pbx> moses, say more about what you are trying to do and what is happening
[18:40] <moses> Im trying to install latex
[18:40] <bubbasaures> jeffrey_f, Turn off the ubuntu config in add remove you will have flash.
[18:41] <Kratix> Where do I see which it is?
[18:41] <EriC^^> Kratix: type cat /etc/issue
[18:41] <k1l> bubbasaures: you can still clikc on "use flash anyway".
[18:41] <bubbasaures> k1l, Not here
[18:41] <Kratix> 11.10.
[18:41] <moses> http://pastebin.com/tGXesvWW
[18:41] <moses> heres whats happening
[18:42] <jeffrey_f> bubbasaures where is that?  Firefox??
[18:42] <bubbasaures> moses, if you run an update does it look good?
[18:43] <k1l> moses: that looks like a ipv6 issue to me
[18:43] <bubbasaures> jeffrey_f, Yeah, add remove is where you have some control
[18:43] <moses> is my sys gonna be messed up if this fails?
[18:44] <EriC^^> Kratix: type sudo sed -i 's/old-releases/archive/' /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:44] <bubbasaures> moses, You have to answer questions and comments, precede with the nick of the other.
[18:44] <EriC^^> Kratix: then type sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install chntpw
[18:44] <EriC^^> Kratix: and follow the guide nicomachus gave you to change the windows admin pass
[18:45] <EriC^^> Kratix: sorry, sudo sed -i 's/archive/old-releases/' /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:45] <Bashing-om> FuxY: EriC^^ So, we await the arrival of the Windows repair CD ? OR go ahead and delete the ubuntu partitions within the extended partition -> unallocated space, and then install ubuntu once more ??
[18:45] <moses> ok something is definitely wrong with the internet right now
[18:46] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: problem is windows isn't booting suddenly
[18:46] <jeffrey_f> bubbasaures: I don't see it, but I might just be blind.
[18:46] <k1l> moses: http://askubuntu.com/a/571445/31260
[18:46] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: also, i was wondering about the space inside the extended partition, he has a primary partition (ntfs) which he was trying to use for ubuntu, it's 50gb
[18:46] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: http://termbin.com/carx
[18:47] <bubbasaures> jeffrey_f, Sorry addons my bad under extensions are canonical configs
[18:47] <Bashing-om> EriC^^: FuxY We await the Windows repair disk . And look'n at http://termbin.com/carx .
[18:47] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: if he uses the 50gb one, he'll be missing out on the 16gb in the extended one, maybe use that one for "/" and the 50gb for /home ? what do you think?
[18:48] <Kratix> It doesn't seem to work. It's stuck on "98% [Waiting for headers]".
[18:49] <jeffrey_f> bubbasaures: I still don't see it
[18:49] <bubbasaures> Kratix, Are you just stating or addressing someone
[18:50] <daniel_> Hi, can someone help me with a usb mouse?
[18:51] <Kratix> I just don't know how to type the arrows in EriC^^'s name, and I didn't bother to copy it every time.
[18:51] <bubbasaures> !imagebin
[18:51] <daniel_> my usb mouse is not working
[18:51] <Bashing-om> EriC^^: FuxY "  3      414GB   468GB  53,7GB  primary   ntfs " Is the partiton in error ? ... I would rather for the future, remove all ubuntu and the extended partition. Make a new extended partition and install ubuntu in the extended . That leaves a primary partition available for the future use ( ubuntu is happy to install within the extended partition ) .
[18:51] <Kratix> bubbasaures: (I forgot)
[18:52] <EriC^^> Kratix: type cat /etc/apt/sources.list | nc termbin.com 9999
[18:52] <FuxY> Bashing-om: i'm all confused now
[18:52] <Kratix> And then?
[18:53] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: the problem is that there's a 32gb extended partition and its using only 16gb for the recovery partition at the end
[18:53] <Bashing-om> FuxY: Hang loose, we all come to an aggreement that you ( it is your system ) like .
[18:53] <FuxY> Bashing-om: Delete all the extended partitions and install ubuntu in the 50gb one?
[18:54] <FuxY> Bashing-om: i'm really open to ideas, i don't mind
[18:54] <rohan_> test
[18:54] <bubbasaures> jeffrey_f, Honestly if you can't find that you probably should not be okaying flash under the circumstances now.
[18:54] <EriC^^> FuxY: well, there's the recovery partition taking 16gb at the end in a 32gb extended one, and you have space before that extended partition (50gb)
[18:55] <EriC^^> if we can resize the extended one, so it starts right before the 16gb recovery partition, you could use that extra space, or, if you delete the recovery partition you could just create another extended one there and use it for ubuntu
[18:55] <bubbasaures> Kratix, Ah, you can tab complete nics type a few letters of a nic and hit the tab.
[18:56] <EriC^^> i'm not sure about resizing where the extended one starts, also i dont know if the recovery would still work
[18:56] <Kratix> bubbasaures: Thanks.
[18:56] <bubbasaures> no prob
[18:57] <FuxY> EriC^^: Can ubuntu's system files be installed in one partition and all other ubuntu related stuff in another partition?
[18:57] <EriC^^> Kratix: paste the link it gives you here
[18:57] <daniel_> !paste
[18:57] <EriC^^> FuxY: yeah, that's what i was thinking
[18:58] <EriC^^> FuxY: you can use the 16gb one for "/" and have your /home in the 50gb partition
[18:58] <Kratix> EriC^^, http://termbin.com/fa96
[18:58] <FuxY> EriC^^: that's sounds like a good idea
[18:59] <Bashing-om> FuxY: EriC^^ As you can see, we have many many options, the 1st that EriC^^ has propsed is the simplest, and quickest . / (root) installed to the extended 16 gig partition and /home on the 50 gig partition. Just a tad bit to point the installer to the right partitons, once they have been deleted and remade . We can leave the /swap as is - the installer will use it .
[18:59] <daniel_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884217/
[19:00] <EriC^^> Kratix: type sudo mv /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.old
[19:00] <FuxY> EriC^^: wait, are you talking about the 16gb recovery partition? /sda5/ ?
[19:00] <Kratix> EriC^^, Done, it doesn't say anything.
[19:01] <EriC^^> FuxY: no, the partitions before it
[19:02] <Bashing-om> FuxY: Sotty my mistake .. the "11,5GB" sda5 parttion for '/' .
[19:02] <Bashing-om> sorry*
[19:02] <PC18> Helo ppl, My wifi isnt getting connected in ubuntu. I have checked the proxy settings. Can you tell what else should I check to make it workable?
[19:02] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, type echo "deb http://sh.old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main restricted universe multiverse" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:02] <EriC^^> Kratix: sorry one sec
[19:02] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, type echo "deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main restricted universe multiverse" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:03] <FuxY> Is there any screenshot sharing app for ubuntu?
[19:03] <Kratix> EriC^^, it says: deb http://sh.old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main restricted universe multiverse
[19:03] <Bashing-om> !paste | FuxY
[19:03] <EriC^^> FuxY: shutter is ok i guess, i think xfce has one that's very quick and to the point
[19:04] <nicomachus> FuxY: I've always just used the native screenshot app, and just clicked "copy to clipboard" instead of save, and then pasted it into Imgur.
[19:04] <EriC^^> Kratix: type the second command
[19:05] <Kratix> EriC^^, What second command?
[19:05] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, type echo "deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main restricted universe multiverse" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:05] <EriC^^> i had a typo in the first one
[19:05] <fxmulder> upgrading to 15.04 seems to have solved my repeating desktop issue
[19:06] <facts-n-data> hi
[19:06] <Kratix> EriC^^, I didn't even notice it just said what I typed... Done, anyway.
[19:06] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, type sudo apt-get update
[19:07] <Kratix> EriC^^, Done.
[19:07] <EriC^^> ok, type sudo apt-get install chntpw
[19:08] <nicomachus> oh wow, still having trouble getting that installed/
[19:08] <EriC^^> follow this guide http://www.chntpw.com/reset-windows-7-admin-password-with-ubuntu/
[19:08] <nicomachus> ?*
[19:08] <PC18> ??
[19:08] <FuxY> Bashing-om: EriC^^ , which partitions should be used for / and /home ? http://imgur.com/MQrjpYc
[19:09] <nicomachus> PC18: going to need a few more details.
[19:09] <EriC^^> FuxY: it's basically the same
[19:09] <EriC^^> FuxY: all you have to do is use sda3 as /home
[19:09] <EriC^^> FuxY: and just fix windows
[19:09] <EriC^^> FuxY: we can do that now if you want ( making sda3 as /home )
[19:10] <FuxY> EriC^^: i think ill make those changes when i reinstall ubuntu
[19:11] <Lazik> How would I troubleshoot gnome-shell not loading the login screen?
[19:11] <EriC^^> FuxY: ok
[19:11] <Nikesh> Can I modify the GRUB installation in a live USB to point to my installation to the HDD (i.e. /dev/sda5 mounted as /) ?
[19:11] <Kratix> EriC^^, I can't access my Windows drive now for some reason. Will take a screenshot.
[19:11] <k1l> Lazik: see xorg.log in /var/log/
[19:11] <nicomachus> Nikesh: yarp.
[19:11] <k1l> Lazik: could be a driver issue
[19:11] <EriC^^> Nikesh: what's actually the problem?
[19:12] <fxmulder> whats a good method or providing an ubuntu desktop remotely to a window client?  I used to use nomachines, but installing their new version is seems quite slow now
[19:12] <Kratix> EriC^^, mate-screenshot gives an error too...
[19:12] <Lazik> k1l: xorg and dmesg look "fine"
[19:12] <FuxY> EriC^^: how many GB should the /(root) partition have?
[19:12] <Nikesh> EriC^^: Hehe, good question. I installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 8.1 (which I need for work) but it won't load GRUB
[19:12] <EriC^^> FuxY: about 14-20 usually
[19:12] <EriC^^> that's pretty good for "/"
[19:12] <Lazik> k1l: is there something more like gnome level logs? I checked in /var/log/gdm/ but it looks like the xorg outpout
[19:13] <EriC^^> FuxY: if you want, use the swap partition for root too, you'll have 16gb for "/" which is good
[19:14] <k1l> Lazik: gdm could have an own log
[19:14] <EriC^^> FuxY: and create an extended partition instead of the primary Ubuntu one, and have 2 logical partitions there's one for /home and one for swap
[19:14] <k1l> Lazik: ah, hmm.
[19:14] <FuxY> EriC^^:  i'm thinking of deleting sda4/sda6 and sda7 and create a partition with 20gb for / and leave the 50gb for /home
[19:14] <PC18> hey
[19:15] <nicomachus> hi PC18
[19:15] <nicomachus> PC18: can you give some more details on your wifi issue?
[19:15] <EriC^^> FuxY: you can't delete sda4, it's the extended partition, it has the recovery partition in it too
[19:15] <EriC^^> FuxY: do you care for the recovery partition?
[19:16] <PC18> yeah I'd like to .
[19:16] <Bashing-om> FuxY: For reference, I run a verry tight system . My '/' partition is only " /dev/sda1       4.7G  2.1G  2.4G  47% /
[19:16] <FuxY> EriC^^:  mb, didnt see that
[19:16] <EriC^^> Nikesh: is it loading windows directly?
[19:16] <nicomachus> PC18: what version of ubuntu? are you able to connect to the internet with other machines on that network? Is there a hardware switch?
[19:17] <FuxY> Bashing-om: 4.7gb are enough for a / partition?
[19:17] <EriC^^> FuxY: you mean 14.7?
[19:17] <nicomachus> PC18: also, is it allowing you to select a network to connect to, or just not showing anything at all?
[19:18] <FuxY> EriC^^: bashing says his / partition is only 4.7gb
[19:18] <mbroadst> any upstart gurus here? I'm trying to figure out how to "skip" a post-start script from a pre-start script. The cookbook uses a number of examples where they just "stop; exit 0;", but that prevents dependent services from picking up that that service ran properly (even though it skipped)
[19:18] <FuxY> EriC^^: i'm probably retarded
[19:18] <EriC^^> FuxY: oh i missed his msg
[19:19] <EriC^^> FuxY: well, a fresh ubuntu install is about 6-7gb
[19:19] <PC18> nicomachus: I'm using ubuntu14.04 with windows. Iam able to get connected to a network in windows but here it is not working
[19:19] <Bashing-om> FuxY: I did say I run tight .. Yeah, if you watch what you are doing one can have '/' in such a small partition. The point is the 12 gigs is plenty for your use case .
[19:19] <FuxY> Bashing-om: 12gb is enough even with update and stuff?
[19:19] <nicomachus> Ok, PC18. Is it letting you select a network to connect to?
[19:20] <mbroadst> can you just "exit 0" in the pre-start to complete the started event without running the post-start?
[19:20] <PC18> I have manually set the network setting which involved appling proxy system wide
[19:20] <PC18> yeah it is but doesnt get connected to.
[19:20] <BadCodSmell> I've asked apt to remove a number of applications, but it's turning around and trying to install a number of alternatives in their place
[19:21] <BadCodSmell> How can I tell apt not to do this and to fully remove those packages without trying to magically "fix" dependency issues
[19:21] <Bashing-om> FuxY: Plenty for the system... /home is where the majority of your space will be consumed .
[19:21] <BadCodSmell> Given the choice of removing the depending article, rather than implanting an alternative, I want to remove the dependee
[19:21] <nicomachus> PC18: ok. type 'sudo lshw -class network | pastebinit'
[19:21] <nicomachus> into a terminal
[19:21]  * davidw is playing around with Ubuntu under Parallels.... 
[19:22] <davidw> Not a fan of the Mac environment I'm using at work
[19:22] <davidw> the resolution is all wonky with parallels though
[19:22] <FuxY> Bashing-om: Got it! What file system should the partition for / and /home have ? Or does ubuntu format it to the correct one?
[19:23] <PC18> nicomachus: installed pastebinit
[19:24] <Kratix> EriC^^?
[19:24] <nicomachus> PC18: ok now 'sudo lshw -class network | pastebinit'
[19:24] <nicomachus> should output a link. share that here.
[19:25] <PC18> yeah done that it asked me to install ,completed that
[19:25] <nicomachus> yea you'll have to run it again now that pastebinit is installed.
[19:27] <PC18> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884346/
[19:28] <wad> Kind of a weird question. I use Ubuntu on all my machines, but I'm building a gaming box, and it needs Windows. This hurts my soul, but... Anyone know of a way to buy a legit copy of Windows for not hundreds of dollars?
[19:29] <xangua> wad sounds like not an ubuntu support issue
[19:29] <wad> You are correct sir.
[19:29] <wad> I'll just go away then.
[19:30] <Pici> wad: try ##windows perhaps
[19:30]  * wad heads there, thanks!
[19:32] <FuxY> Bashing-om: EriC^^ i'm heading out, in a couple hours ill bring the windows 7 disc and we'll fix this :D thanks guys and brb
[19:33] <Kratix> EriC^^, are you here?
[19:33] <TonyBareta> #milliways
[19:34] <EriC^^> Kratix: yeah back
[19:35] <ioria> make
[19:35] <EriC^^> Kratix: what's the problem
[19:35] <nicomachus> PC18: looking at this, one sec
[19:36] <Kratix> EriC^^, I can't access my Windows drive.
[19:36] <EriC^^> what exactly did you do after installing chntpw
[19:37] <nicomachus> PC18: do you see your driver listed in 'sudo lsmod'?
[19:38] <Kratix> EriC^^, Uh, nothing besides trying to access my Windows drive.
[19:38] <EriC^^> Kratix: type ls /mnt
[19:40] <Kratix> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884391/
[19:40] <EriC^^> Kratix: looks to be there
[19:41] <EriC^^> Kratix: type cd /mnt/Windows/System32/config
[19:42] <stanreg> Is there a way to run a .spec file such as the following, in Ubuntu? https://github.com/pld-linux/libva-driver-intel-g45/blob/master/libva-driver-intel-g45.spec
[19:45] <Kratix> EriC^^, And?
[19:46] <EriC^^> Kratix: type ls -l SAM
[19:46] <EriC^^> is there a file there?
[19:46] <Kratix> EriC^^, It says "-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 262144 2013-11-07 17:48 SAM"
[19:47] <Guest30214> Hi, guys, I don't know too much about linux, but I have enjoyed Ubuntu and Linux Lite on different computers. But, the last few days, I've had something that says, "Press any key to continue..." before my ubuntu loads up. Normally, I don't see that. Is this something I can clear up somehow?
[19:47] <EriC^^> Kratix: type sudo chntpw -u Administrator SAM
[19:47] <EriC^^> Guest30214: does it say anything before that?
[19:48] <Kratix> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884423/
[19:48] <Guest30214> It appears on the left top side of the screen, and I can't see really what it says. If I press a key it will continue and load up, but I don't think this should be normal.
[19:48] <EriC^^> Kratix: you typed type
[19:49] <Guest30214> I can only see "any key to continue"
[19:49] <EriC^^> happens a lot, run the command again
[19:50] <EriC^^> Guest30214: try pressing e over the ubuntu entry and then remove quiet splash from the line that says linux /vmlinuz ...... then press ctrl+x
[19:50] <EriC^^> see if it mentions what's going on
[19:50] <huangshun> i found it is less ad
[19:52] <Kratix> EriC^^,  Okay, I'll boot Windows now, try to uninstall something and be back.
[19:52] <Guest30214> what do you mean "the ubuntu entry"  ?
[19:52] <EriC^^> Guest30214: do you get grub?
[19:53] <Guest30214> uuuuh no? sorry   what do you mean?
[19:53] <Guest30214> I know grub is some sort of commands
[19:53] <EriC^^> Guest30214: hold shift after you boot the pc to get grub
[19:53] <Guest30214> ok
[19:53] <EriC^^> it's the bootloader
[19:54] <Guest30214> oh
[19:54] <Guest30214> after bios, right?
[19:54] <EriC^^> Guest30214: yeah
[19:55] <Guest30214> cool! I will try that, EriC. Thanks!
[19:55] <EriC^^> no problem
[19:57] <Kratix> I think I forgot something. How incredibly stupid.
[19:57] <crised> Any thoughts on purevpn provider?
[19:57] <crised> Any VPN provider that you guys advice?
[19:58] <crised> !vpn
[19:58] <crised> OpenVPN provider
[20:01] <EriC^^> Kratix: ?
[20:01] <Kratix> EriC^^, Nothing happens when I type ls /mnt now.
[20:02] <EriC^^> Kratix: yeah, you need to mount it first
[20:02] <EriC^^> Kratix: you can use the filemanager, it should be listed to the left
[20:03] <Kratix> EriC^^, Strange, I couldn't do that before.
[20:04] <Kratix> EriC^^, It still doesn't seem to work.
[20:04] <EriC^^> what does it say?
[20:05] <EriC^^> Kratix: after you mount it, click on it in the filemanager to open it
[20:05] <Kratix> EriC^^,  Then?
[20:05] <EriC^^> do whatever you wanted to do.
[20:05] <EriC^^> *..
[20:06] <Kratix> EriC^^, Whatever I wanted to do? I don't understand.
[20:07] <EriC^^> Kratix: you said you forgot something
[20:09] <delac> any way to enable touchscreen scrolling (drag finger to scroll page) on desktop firefox (other than using some outdated extensions)?
[20:10] <Kratix> EriC^^, I only cleared the admin password, I forgot to change the password for my actual user. So I need to get to the same point I got before.
[20:10] <MonkeyDust> Kratix  i havnet followed, what brought you here?
[20:11] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, well if you mounted it from the file manager, it should show up in /media/<your user>/<bunch of numbers>/Windows/System32/config this time
[20:11] <EriC^^> Kratix: so type cd /media/...... etc. use tab-completion
[20:13] <Kratix> EriC^^, Tab completion?
[20:13] <EriC^^> Kratix: yeah, you press tab and it completes the dir
[20:13] <EriC^^> Kratix: i dont think you need to set it to something, i think just clearing it will allow you to login
[20:13] <EriC^^> then set it from windows if you'd like
[20:14] <karen_> Well, removing "quiet splash" from grub didn't get rid of "press any key to continue" when I upload Ubuntu. The "quiet splash" didn't stay removed. What did I do wrong, EriC?
[20:14] <xangua> upload ubuntu ¿
[20:15] <EriC^^> karen_: yeah, that's a one time thing just to see the boot messages, did it mention anything before any key to continue?
[20:15] <Kratix> EriC^^, The tab thing doesn't seem to work.
[20:15] <karen_> I can't see it. It is cut off by my monitor. I only see "continue" at top left.
[20:16] <EriC^^> Kratix: type cd /media/ press tab a couple times it will list files, type the start of your user and press tab, it'll complete it, and repeat until your in Windows/System32/config
[20:16] <karen_> I'm just thinking that's what it says.
[20:16] <MonkeyDust> Kratix  type the first two characters, then hit tab
[20:17] <EriC^^> karen_: ok, type cat /var/log/boot.log | nc termbin.com 9999
[20:17] <karen_> you mean online?
[20:17] <EriC^^> yeah from the ubuntu installation
[20:18] <karen_> ok
[20:18] <ryan___> Hi
[20:19] <ryan___> I'm having problems with installing apps, etc
[20:19] <ryan___> I get an error
[20:19] <ryan___> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[20:20] <ryan___> Anyhelp please?
[20:21] <EriC^^> does it say anything else?
[20:21] <EriC^^> are you installing via apt-get?
[20:21] <ryan___> EriC^^: YES
[20:21] <Kratix> EriC^^, Where was the guide again?
[20:22] <Bashing-om> !paste | ryan___ : the command and the output so we here in channel can see the result in context .
[20:22] <EriC^^> Kratix: http://www.chntpw.com/reset-windows-7-admin-password-with-ubuntu/
[20:22] <ryan___> Bashing-om: What?
[20:23] <ryan___> What am I copy & pasting?
[20:23] <ryan___> Me confused
[20:24] <Pici> ryan___: they want you to paste what else it said.
[20:24] <EriC^^> Kratix: i'll brb, i'm going to go do some lung therapy, Bashing-om ;)
[20:25] <ryan___> Pici: Yes, but what command do I type in into the command line
[20:25] <Bashing-om> ryan___: We need to see the command you are running, and it's complete output. so we use a pastebin site to do that . insyall the tool ' sudo aptget install pastebinit ' and then ' sudo apt-get install <application> | pastebinit . This will yiels a URL back to terminal, pas that URL back here in channel wo we see what happened .
[20:25] <ryan___> OK
[20:25] <ryan___> Bashing-om: OK
[20:25] <Bashing-om> EriC^^: Good for what ails you and the mind !
[20:25] <nicomachus> "lung therapy"?
[20:26] <EriC^^> nicomachus: smoke a cigarette
[20:26] <EriC^^> he mentioned he was doing lung therapy before so, yeah :D
[20:27] <ryan___> Pici: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884575/
[20:27] <nicomachus> EriC^^: bad habit. If I can quit, so can you! :)
[20:27] <ryan___> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884575/
[20:32] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Look'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884575/ .
[20:34] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[20:35] <Bashing-om> ryan___: "gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-faad:i386 >> you should reinstall it before attempting configuration " . Have you tried to follow the advise given ?
[20:37] <ryan___> Bashing-om: I don't know, what to do? :(
[20:39] <ryan___> Shall I call support team? Bashing-om
[20:41] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Try : ' sudo apt-get remove -s gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-faad:i386 ' . Where the -s flag is "simulate' . see what it is going to do, if nothing adverse then repeat the command without the -s . and then reinstall it .
[20:41] <somebody> Good night. I want a bit of advise regarding the SSO. Back in the day when Ubuntu One was shutting down it's cloud storage I closed my account a bit hastily, without scrolling all the way down to the explanation that it would shut off my access to the connected site -- Launchpad (which I have occasionally used to report bugs) and a few forums. Now, will it restore my access to those if I register an account with Ubuntu One with the same credentials again?
[20:41] <bubbasaures> somebody, Isn't it closed for good?
[20:42] <ryan___> Bashing-om: it's removed now what?
[20:43] <ryan___> Bashing-om: nope, still having and running into the same error again
[20:43] <somebody> bubbasaures: I am pretty sure that you can open another one.
[20:43] <Eurynomos> somebody: If you completely deleted your account, it's very unlikely. Unless you kept your account active and only left Ubuntu one cloud storage shutdown.
[20:43] <Eurynomos> Errrm I mean bubbasaures*
[20:44] <bubbasaures> Eurynomos, It's not me in need.
[20:44] <somebody> Eurynomos: I think it's linked. I closed my Ubuntu One account, which today roughly corresponds to Ubuntu SSO account.
[20:44] <somebody> So does anyone have insight into how this works?
[20:45] <Bashing-om> ryan___: you removed, what did it say ?
[20:45] <bubbasaures> somebody, Might help to look through links this is one from the original closure announcement. http://voices.canonical.com/ubuntuone/2014/06/03/moving-your-content-away-from-ubuntu-one-file-services/
[20:46] <ryan___> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884657/ take a look
[20:47] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Look'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884657/ .
[20:47] <Aleksa> hello! I'm having problems with PC. It just freezes. Where do I look? Inside what file I can read the log to check if it's hardware failure?
[20:47] <Eurynomos> somebody: After Ubuntu One cloud shutdown all those accounts were kept active with the current service for launchpad and all Ubuntu services with OpenID. So, if you decided back then to delete said account, it's unlikely to get everything back. Best is to register another account which will give you access to all Ubuntu services that require a login.
[20:47] <ryan___> Bashing-om: thank you :)
[20:47] <delac> any way to enable touchscreen scrolling (drag finger to scroll page) on desktop firefox (other than using some outdated extensions)?
[20:48] <somebody> Eurynomos: Excuse my asking, but how can you be sure of this?
[20:48] <bubbasaures> delac, Helps if you give more context and definitions.
[20:48] <Finetundra> hello, can someone tell me how to launch google chrome from terminal as sudo?
[20:49] <bubbasaures> Finetundra, Why sudo that is a bad idea in general.
[20:49] <daftykins> Finetundra: why would you do that?
[20:49] <Bashing-om> ryan___: OK, per advise given; Try ' sudo apt-get install --reinstall gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-faad:i386 ' .
[20:49] <Eurynomos> somebody: Once an account is deleted there's no going back after a said period of time, unless you open a ticket claim and hope everything is somewhere backed up in a server.
[20:49] <Finetundra> daftykins: , bubbasaures, special situation
[20:49] <daftykins> 'special' huh :>
[20:50] <Finetundra> I know it's a bad idea but I need to
[20:50] <EriC^^> nicomachus: :)
[20:50] <ryan___> Bashing-om: Nope - http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884686/
[20:50] <somebody> Eurynomos: Is it there in their policies somewhere that I can read too, or do you have intimate first-hand knowledge of this? :)
[20:50] <bubbasaures> Finetundra, That don't fly here without an explanation, and any one helping you do that without such is not helping.
[20:50] <ryan___> Still the same
[20:50] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Look'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884686/ .
[20:51] <ryan___> Should I repair the command line code, if you get me
[20:51] <nicomachus> EriC^^: ##vaperhangout
[20:51] <Eurynomos> delac: If your machine has touchscreen capability usually firefox would detect gestures as well, what version of Ubuntu are you using? Could it be the hardware isn't fully supported?
[20:52] <delac> bubbasaures: such as? Im trying to use firefox on Ubuntu on a touchscreen laptop. I only wish to be able to scroll the page with touch. Touch drivers are working, but dragging finger on screen just seems to select text on firefox.
[20:52] <delac> Eurynomos: ^
[20:52] <yed> yo
[20:52] <somebody> delac: I have the same situation on Firefox on Fedora, I could stand to know more about those drivers.
[20:52] <bubbasaures> delac, you were asked some specific questions, that follow my request, details rule here is all. ;)
[20:52] <Finetundra> look, I only need it this one time.
[20:53] <nicomachus> Finetundra: sudo google-chrome-stabe
[20:53] <delac> bubbasaures: is that enough details?
[20:53] <nicomachus> nO
[20:53] <nicomachus> Finetundra: sudo google-chrome-stable
[20:54] <Eurynomos> delac: I see, go to firefox preferences->advanced scrolling.
[20:54] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, If you do this regularly give bad advice you will be called on it
[20:54] <MokoLokoToko> I came here to ask a question, then I fixed the problems. So now I just want to complain about fstab caring about the order of options.
[20:54] <Kratix> EriC^^, It didn't work. After being stuck in Startup Repair for 20 minutes, when I tried to log in to my account, which I had cleared the password for, it just asked me for a password again.
[20:54] <Finetundra> nicomachus: thanks friend
[20:54] <Eurynomos> delac: If that doesn't work, there's add-ons for it.
[20:54] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Well .. humm .. what is that file that the package manager is choking on ' cat /etc/init.d/avgd | pastebinit ' ?
[20:54] <nicomachus> bubbasaures: is that the wrong command...?
[20:54] <nicomachus> he was already warned against the danger of it and made the choice to proceed.
[20:54] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: So whats the issue exactly? :) Options in fstab are carried out in the order specified.
[20:55] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, This is not what you know, it is protecting the user a root chrome is bad.
[20:55] <ryan___> Bashing-om: I do not know
[20:55] <ryan___> Bashing-om: What command should I type in :)
[20:55] <MokoLokoToko> bekks, yeah I realize that now. I just read somewhere that the order doesnt matter and that messed me up a bit.
[20:55] <MokoLokoToko> Specifically, I had the exec option before the users option
[20:55] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: Whereever you read that, that site was wrong.
[20:55] <MokoLokoToko> And that prevented scripts from executing
[20:55] <delac> Eurynomos: what is this "advanced scrolling". dont seem to have such settings
[20:56] <MokoLokoToko> Yes, it was :)
[20:56] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: So whats your line in the fstab now?
[20:56] <Zix> is there any way to get rid of the default ubuntu scrollbar
[20:56] <petrvs> yup
[20:56] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, Than the warning should stand, you enabled them.
[20:56] <delac> Eurynomos: also trying to avoid the add-on, since its not maintained anymore (since 2013)
[20:56] <Finetundra> bubbasaures: You're right, it's a terrible idea and I'm putting my sysem at risk. I knew this before I came here
[20:56] <Finetundra> *system
[20:56] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Sorry ,, type in ' cat /etc/init.d/avgd | pastebinit ' .
[20:56] <Zix> petrvs: how
[20:56] <Zix> do you know
[20:56] <charms> guys how do you install a ppa package for an earlier release?
[20:57] <petrvs> http://www.itworld.com/article/2698420/disable-overlay-scroll-bars-in-ubuntu-14-04.html
[20:57] <MokoLokoToko> bekks, it was rw,auto,exec,users,permissions,dmask=0000,fmask=000
[20:57] <Eurynomos> delac: under preferences in firefox there's an advanced tab, under that there's options for scrolling.
[20:57] <Zix> thank you very much
[20:57] <MokoLokoToko> then I removed users
[20:57] <bubbasaures> !ppa | petrvs
[20:57] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: That looks pretty weird.
[20:57] <nicomachus> ok, sorry bubbasaures
[20:57] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: Whats the entire line please?
[20:57] <delac> Eurynomos: yes, autoscrolling and smooth scrolling. neither seem to help
[20:57] <charms> so can I install lucid lynx packages from a PPA on a 15.04 system?
[20:57] <petrvs> bubbasaures: wrong person :D
[20:58] <ryan___> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884712/
[20:58] <MokoLokoToko> UUID = whatever /media/MOUNTPOINT rw,auto,exec,permissions,dmask=0000,fmask=0000 0 0
[20:58] <k1l> charms: no
[20:58] <MokoLokoToko> @ bekks
[20:58] <bekks> charms: doing it will break your system.
[20:58] <CountryfiedLinux> howdy
[20:58] <ryan___> Bashing-om: please have a look
[20:58] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Lookj'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884712/ .
[20:58] <CountryfiedLinux> How do I install chromium-widevine?
[20:58] <charms> I can't get the source code though
[20:58] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: that still looks wrong, since you did not specify a filesystem type.
[20:58] <charms> it says I'm sorry but the file doesn't exit
[20:58] <charms> exist*
[20:58] <charms> http://fr.congelli.eu/download_error_12.html
[20:58] <CountryfiedLinux> It's required to watch Netflix in Chromium.
[20:58] <charms> WINUSB for my windows stream box
[20:59] <MokoLokoToko> bekks, oh my bad sorry, in the file I specified ntfs-3g
[20:59] <Ellon> hi everyone! :)
[20:59] <bubbasaures> charms, you need to load a windows iso to a usb?
[20:59] <mabo> ubuntu 14.04
[20:59] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: fmask=0000 in conjunction with exec - why? :D
[20:59] <bubbasaures> petrvs, Sory about that.
[20:59] <charms> yup and mbr is a pain in the ass
[20:59] <charms> I did last time
[21:00] <charms> dd didn't work last time idk why
[21:00] <Ellon> hey
[21:00] <bubbasaures> !who | charms
[21:00] <MokoLokoToko> bekks, because I'm new to ubuntu and didnt focus and realize its the same thing :D
[21:00] <Eurynomos> ryan___: 'sudo apt-get purge gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-faad:i386 && check && apt-get clean && apt-get autoclean -y && apt-get autoremove -y' then 'sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade' then reinstall it.
[21:00] <Ellon> How\s everyone feeling today?
[21:00] <MokoLokoToko> well, new to linux
[21:00] <somebody> bubbasaures: Eurynomos: Thanks for your help, I guess I'll just write to Canonical and see what they have to say about this.
[21:00] <somebody> Ellon: Fine, thank you.
[21:00] <petrvs> Ellon: okay, you?
[21:00] <Ellon> good
[21:00] <bekks> MokoLokoToko: Why dont you just use auto,defaults,rw ? :)
[21:00] <charms> !who | bubbasaures
[21:00] <Ellon> I just ate tooo much french fries :(
[21:01] <Eurynomos> ryan___: 'sudo apt-get purge gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-faad:i386 && apt-get check && apt-get clean && apt-get autoclean -y && apt-get autoremove -y' then 'sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade' then reinstall it. Sorry, ignore previous command.
[21:01] <MokoLokoToko> bekks, because when I mounted the partition it would mask the mount-points permissions from 777 to 700
[21:01] <bekks> Ellon: Thats impossible. No one can eat too much of them ;)
[21:01] <bubbasaures> charms, I used your nic, when you answer other preface with their nick.
[21:01] <Ellon> bekks hmm with chilly sauce
[21:01] <Ellon> Is it worth to upgrade to lubuntu 15?
[21:02] <Ellon> just installed lubuntu\
[21:02] <bekks> Ellon: If you ask like that, stick with 14.04
[21:02] <Ellon> Its awesome\
[21:02] <petrvs> if you aren't planning on upgrading, then what's your plan for the future?
[21:02] <Bashing-om> ryan___: I think ' sudo mv /etc/init.d/avgd /etc/init.d/avgd-old ; sudo apt-get install --reinstall gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-faad:i386 ' .
[21:02] <bubbasaures> Ellon, solely your decision make one.
[21:02] <Ellon> I love open source stuff :)
[21:03] <petrvs> ^
[21:03] <Ellon> open source is lovely :)
[21:03] <charms> bubbasaures umm it's okay I'll just use ms-sys I guess for mbr and then mount the iso then copy it over that's the idea at least, with steam streaming how do I make it so that after I close an RDP window it doesn't still say that it's locked?
[21:03] <ryan___> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884734/ - have a look
[21:03] <bubbasaures> charms, Anyway lots of ways to load a windows iso to a usb, let me know if you need help, ppa's are not supported here is all.
[21:03] <Ellon> been working with windows in past.. It's good to be back with linux :):) it feels lovely\
[21:04] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Look'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884734/ .
[21:04] <gabriel> hi guys
[21:04] <Ellon> hi
[21:04] <bubbasaures> charms, No idea what you last post means, seemed you were need a good iso load is all.
[21:04] <charms> ellon omg cinnamon looks so good with custom icon themes
[21:04] <bubbasaures> your*
[21:05] <maek> hello?
[21:05] <gabriel> hello maek
[21:05] <Ellon> charms but it need more pc power
[21:05] <mabo> vorrei scaricare ubuntu 14.04
[21:05] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal. here is
[21:05] <charms> bubbasaures when I use steam streaming on a game (linux client) to a windows computer, if I RDP and close it before it bugs out and says that it is locked?
[21:05] <maek> gabriel: is it posible for my computer to sudenly shutdown if it hasnt over heated
[21:06] <EriC^^> Kratix: are you sure it's the admin password you're trying to login with
[21:06] <charms> Ellon I got an r9 290x+4690k so I'm okay. You can still run busybox/xfce they can look good
[21:06] <nicomachus> !it | mabo
[21:06] <bubbasaures> charms, Never used steam, my answer was in the iso issue and your want of winusb is all.
[21:06] <MokoLokoToko> drmagoo, the sentence got cut short.
[21:06] <charms> bubbasaures aight
[21:06] <Ellon> charms do you game a lot?
[21:06] <drmagoo> MokoLokoToko: what was the last part that got thru ?
[21:06] <maek> gabriel: im trying to install unreal editor 4 and i keep shuting down wile compiling shaders
[21:06] <charms> ellon yup
[21:06] <MokoLokoToko> drmagoo,  sending it a signal. here i
[21:06] <charms> ellon so I'm trying steam streaming cos cinnamon is too pretty and tmux is bae
[21:06] <Kratix> EriC^^, It's not, but I cleared the password on the account I tried to log in with too.
[21:07] <EriC^^> Kratix: try typing sudo chntpw -u <your user> SAM , in that dir and select your
[21:07] <EriC^^> and change your user's pass
[21:07] <drmagoo> here is an output from xorg.log http://paste.ubuntu.com/11878604/ It is only a problem when the system goes to sleep, if I reboot both monitors work (until it goes to sleep again) Its a gtx960 card and I'm forced to use the drivers from xorg-edger
[21:07] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Seems " Please do configuration with /opt/avg/av/bin/avgsetup " is the key here now . I can not advise on how to configure AVG .
[21:07] <Ellon> I'm using pidgin chat weeeee
[21:08] <Kratix> EriC^^: That's what I did. Cleared it instead of changing it, though.
[21:08] <ryan___> Bashing-om: Ugh! :( What can I do? Any suggestions #Ubuntu
[21:08] <maek> gabriel: sry im back now
[21:09] <EriC^^> Kratix: it appears the newer version of chntpw doesn't work that well, you need to use an older version
[21:09] <EriC^^> Kratix: type apt-cache policy chntpw
[21:10] <EriC^^> Kratix: i'm reading here http://askubuntu.com/questions/162267/problem-with-using-chntpw-in-ubuntu-to-reset-windows-7-password
[21:10] <charms> guys are raid 6 and 10 rebuilds quicker with hardware raid (chipset LSI 2208) or mdadm/btrfs?
[21:10] <CountryfiedLinux> How do I install chromium-widevine?
[21:10] <CountryfiedLinux> It's required to watch Netflix in Chromium.
[21:10] <iman> I have two terminals in my desktop and when i puch windows key i can see bith of them but when I click on one of them it alyas shows another one
[21:10] <Kratix> How do you do the automatic paste thing?
[21:11] <iman> I ran a program in aone of them and need to see resulkt
[21:11] <Kratix> !paste
[21:11] <EriC^^> Kratix: apt-cache policy chntpw | nc termbin.com 9999
[21:11] <ryan___> !paste
[21:11] <daftykins> charms: it's disk limited mostly
[21:11] <Ellon> Whats the future of ubuntu?
[21:11] <nicomachus> !ot | Ellon
[21:12] <Bashing-om> ryan___: I am hesitant to invoke 'sudo' so, what results in terminal ' /opt/avg/av/bin/avgsetup ' does that start a config wizard ?
[21:12] <CountryfiedLinux> Ellon, Ubuntu 15.10
[21:12] <Kratix> http://termbin.com/2ph8
[21:12] <bubbasaures> CountryfiedLinux, Appearrs to still be ppa's involved, but you can use chrome with HTML5 as far as I can tell with a google foo on 14.04
[21:12] <bubbasaures> !15.10
[21:12] <EriC^^> Kratix: type sudo apt-get purge chntpw
[21:12] <nicomachus> bubbasaures, CountryfiedLinux: http://alien.slackbook.org/blog/watch-netflix-video-in-your-chromium-browser-this-time-for-real/
[21:13] <CountryfiedLinux> bubbasaures, Got a link to that PPA?
[21:13] <ryan___> Bashing-om: AVG command line setup Copyright (c) 2013 AVG Technologies CZ  Your location:  Start  Welcome to the AVG for Linux/FreeBSD Deployment Wizard. The Wizard will help you deploy AVG according to your needs.  Please choose what you want to do now:  M) Set up the TCPD protection for E-mail Server O) Set up On-Access for Real-time protection E) Exit  Type [M|O|E]:
[21:13] <ryan___> That's what comes up? :/
[21:13] <charms> daftykins okay I'll just be running 7.2K and 15K disks, is btrfs still called unstable?
[21:13] <charms> daftykins oh lol no dw it's stable now
[21:13] <Kratix> EriC^^: Done.
[21:13] <EriC^^> Kratix: are you using a 32 or 64bit machine?
[21:13] <daftykins> charms: i wouldn't personally bother, but then i care for my data
[21:14] <CountryfiedLinux> nicomachus, I don't use Slackware.
[21:14] <daftykins> anywho gotta run
[21:14] <delac> anyone here who is able to scroll firefox with touchscreen (like on tablet)?
[21:14] <charms> daftykins huh? what do you mean?
[21:14] <bubbasaures> nicomachus, I will notice if you comment to someone I'm addressing, there is no need to include my nic, and that link is not the only answer, especially with flash blocked.
[21:15] <bubbasaures> it just says the same they are asking for
[21:15] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Looks like a set up wizard to me .. How you configure is up to you, I have never used or seen AVG .. can not advise further .
[21:15] <ryan___> Is their anyway to repair the command line code
[21:15] <ryan___> Bashing-om: I want to get rid of it
[21:16] <bekks> ryan___: So uninstall it? I bet its documented.
[21:16] <Kratix> EriC^^: I should know, but I actually can't remember.
[21:16] <ryan___> Bashing-om: It's f**king up
[21:16] <EriC^^> Kratix: type uname -m
[21:16] <thomasfuston> Aloha, I just installed 15.04 on a medion akoya notebook, now the wlan wont work, ubuntu see the wlan connection but cant connect to it for some reason i dont know
[21:16] <ryan___> bekks: How do I do that
[21:16] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Lemme see what I can find .. Do you recall how you installed AVG ?
[21:16] <Kratix> EriC^^: i686
[21:17] <bubbasaures> CountryfiedLinux, This does not address 15.10, use at your own risk, it was a quick look, I expect you to do some research. http://itsfoss.com/netflix-ubuntu-1404-desktop-app/
[21:17] <CountryfiedLinux> Ok thanks bubbasaures
[21:17] <bubbasaures> CountryfiedLinux, WE want you safe is all. ;)
[21:17] <ryan___> Bashing-om: sudo dpkg -i avg2013flx-r3115-a6155.i386.deb
[21:18] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, it's 32bit
[21:18] <ryan___> Is it broken?
[21:18] <bubbasaures> thomas, Can you identify the hardware involved etho/wifi
[21:18] <CountryfiedLinux> bubbasaures, Pipelight is no longer supported. I'm looking for how to install chromium-widevine.
[21:18] <EriC^^> Kratix: type wget -O chntpw.deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/c/chntpw/chntpw_0.99.5-0+nmu1_i386.deb | sudo dpkg -i chntpw.deb
[21:18] <bubbasaures> CountryfiedLinux, I wondered about that, never used net is all.
[21:19] <EriC^^> Kratix: type that in your home dir
[21:19] <thomasfuston> bubbasaures: Its Intel Corporation Wireless 3160 , kernel driver in use: iwlwifi
[21:20] <Kratix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884781/
[21:21] <ryan___> Any Ideas Bashing-om
[21:21] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, type sudo dpkg -i chntpw.deb
[21:22] <bubbasaures> CountryfiedLinux, Not sure I found it in arch, but not ubuntu, just not sure, sorry.
[21:22] <Kratix> EriC^^: In a new terminal?
[21:22] <EriC^^> Kratix: or the same one, np
[21:22] <bubbasaures> thomasfuston, Is the wireless running?
[21:22] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Takes time to look at what you "might" have done, looks like a download from AVG direct . Look'n to see if there is a provided "uninstaller" . Else yuk !
[21:22] <EriC^^> Kratix: if the command didn't return press ctrl+c
[21:23] <Kratix> EriC^^:  Done.
[21:23] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, did it install chntpw?
[21:24] <Kratix> EriC^^:  I think so, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884789/
[21:24] <ryan___> Bashing-om: OK thank you ever so much, I only installed Ubuntu 15.04 today & I had to remove and get rid of my old O.S (Operating System) which was Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
[21:24] <CountryfiedLinux> I've been using it in Arch bubbasaures but gonna install Ubuntu that's why I was asking.
[21:26] <thomasfuston> bubbasaures: well  its running, but it cant connect for some reason, syslogs telling me (disconnecting -> connecting -> authenticating -> disconnecting)
[21:26] <EriC^^> Kratix: ok, try to change the password again
[21:26] <thomasfuston> bubbasaures: at the end it tells (config -> faild (reason 'ssid-not-fount') [ 50 120 53]
[21:27] <drmagoo> I have a problem with my nvidia card. I'm running two monitors of the same card and the problem is when I wake the system up. Only the left monitor comes back to life, the right one says that it doesnt get any input signal. I've tried to switch monitors and ports with out any diffrence in affect. The left monitor is the primary one. I need to restart the right monitor for the nvidia card to notice it and then sending it a signal.
[21:27] <bubbasaures> thomasfuston, Not sure, is the hardware you posted the info from lspci?
[21:27] <drmagoo> Here is an output from xorg.log http://paste.ubuntu.com/11878604/ It is only a problem when the system goes to sleep, if I reboot both monitors work (until it goes to sleep again) Its a gtx960 card and I'm forced to use the drivers from xorg-edger
[21:28] <thomasfuston> bubbasaures: lspci --nk | grep -i net -A2
[21:28] <thomasfuston> *-nnk
[21:28] <Bashing-om> ryan___: I can see whare there may be config issues with AVG. As 15.04 now uses systemd (good) rather then upstart. I bet AVG has not set up for ubuntu 15.04 !
[21:28] <ryan___> Bashing-om: Aww right OK
[21:29] <bubbasaures> thomasfuston, I will assume that is correct and enough info for the channel, I'm not sure here.
[21:29] <thomasfuston> bubbasaures: thx :)
[21:32] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Work'n on a removal command . what returns ' ls -al /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg* ' . Once we know the "name" maybe we can identify the removal script .
[21:34] <ryan___> Bashing-om: root@RLW-PC:~# ls -al /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg* -rw-r--r-- 1 root root    0 Dec 17  2013 /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg2013flx.conffiles -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5097 Jul 15 20:05 /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg2013flx.list -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 8297 Dec 17  2013 /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg2013flx.md5sums -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2061 Dec 17  2013 /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg2013flx.postinst -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root  433 Dec 17  2013 /var/lib/dpkg/info/avg
[21:34] <bubbasaures> thomasfuston, That command gives some info however may times you get a model # for example mine is actually 88E8039 PCI-E
[21:34] <bubbasaures> many*
[21:36] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Making progress, does this file exist " /opt/avg/avg2013flx/bin/uninstall.sh " ?
[21:36] <ryan___> Bashing-om: -bash: /opt/avg/avg2013flx/bin/uninstall.sh: No such file or directory
[21:38] <Bashing-om> ryan___: OK, not .. how about ' ls -al /opt/avg/avg* | pastebinit ' See if we can find a uninstall script .
[21:41] <ryan___> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884852/
[21:41] <RIdley5> hi all
[21:42] <petrvs> hi rid
[21:42] <RIdley5> i have somes trouble updating the flash player plugin in Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
[21:42] <ryan___> Can I uninstalled it via Symantic
[21:42] <RIdley5> it say plugin vulnerable on video
[21:42] <Ben64> RIdley5: yep, thats correct
[21:42] <RIdley5> and there is no secu update about it
[21:42] <petrvs> RIdley5: what says?
[21:43] <fury__> RIdley5: does it happen on firefox?
[21:43] <RIdley5> Firefox has prevent flash plugin becose it's has vulnerability
[21:43] <fury__> try updating firefox
[21:44] <fury__> it is not the plugin
[21:44] <Ben64> won't help, flash does have a vulnerability
[21:44] <ryan___> *Synaptic
[21:44] <petrvs> RIdley5: ah, that's an easy fix
[21:44] <petrvs> RIdley5: go to about:config
[21:44] <petrvs> toggle extensions.blocklist.enabled
[21:44] <ryan___> Bashing-om: I've removed it via Synaptic
[21:45] <Ben64> don't do what petrvs said
[21:45] <tgm4883> petrvs: uh, do we really want to be telling people to disable teh blocklists?
[21:45] <RIdley5> it's "true" petrvs
[21:45] <petrvs> too bad Firefox doesn't have a pref called 'dont.try.to.be.smarter.than.end.user' that you can enable
[21:45] <Ben64> flash IS VULNERABLE
[21:45] <tgm4883> that just seems bad
[21:45] <petrvs> RIdley5: false would be toggled
[21:45] <petrvs> Ben64: it always was
[21:45] <Ben64> no
[21:45] <petrvs> it was before Firefox moaned about it
[21:45] <Ben64> theres a new vulnerability
[21:45] <petrvs> yes
[21:45] <petrvs> there always is, ben
[21:45] <BadCodSmell> sometimes when I apt-get remove, apt installs packages, how cna I tell it not too? For example it is trying to install pinentry-ncurses after I remove the x11 version. none of the revese dependencies are installed.
[21:45] <drmagoo> RIdley5: as far as I know, Ubuntu will not provide any updates for flash. The suggested solution is to uninstall it and hope that the website supports html5
[21:45] <Ben64> so don't ignore it!
[21:45] <Ben64> thats a terrible move
[21:45] <petrvs> the only sane move would be not using flash at all
[21:45] <petrvs> which I doubt he's going to do
[21:45] <fury__> there is indeed a recent 0day in flash player
[21:46] <petrvs> RIdley5: how about it, giving up flash?
[21:46] <RIdley5> yes drmagoo Youtube supprt HTML5 player , but Facebook not :(
[21:46] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Naybe good maybe ?? .. what happens ' sudo dpkg -R -P avg2013flx ' ?
[21:46] <Ben64> at least use chrome until this is patched
[21:46] <Ben64> that has a sandbox at least
[21:46] <Ben64> do not disable the warning, that's asking fro trouble
[21:46] <drmagoo> Ben64: actually at least 2 0-days have been discovered in the data-dump from "hacking team" ;)
[21:46] <RIdley5> my Firefox version is 39.0
[21:47] <RIdley5> yes Ben64, you are right
[21:47] <petrvs> doesn't firefox have a sandbox, too?
[21:47] <Ben64> RIdley5: either use chrome or click "allow" for certain things that you can maybe trust
[21:47] <Ben64> petrvs: no
[21:47] <petrvs> why'm I reading it has, then
[21:47] <RIdley5> is chrome opensource ?
[21:47] <petrvs> RIdley5: no, but chromium is
[21:48] <RIdley5> chromium is a google product ?
[21:48] <ryan___> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884874/
[21:48] <ryan___> Have a look
[21:48] <tgm4883> that seems like a silly question when asking about flash
[21:48] <petrvs> RIdley5: mmm, it is mostly developed by google, eys
[21:48] <BadCodSmell> sometimes when I apt-get remove, apt installs packages, how can I tell it not too? For example it is trying to install pinentry-ncurses after I remove the x11 version. none of the revese dependencies are installed.
[21:48] <petrvs> s/eys/yes
[21:50] <bubbasaures> BadCodSmell, You could try aptitude however you have to find the dependencies, and be doing supported work.
[21:50] <SuckMyDick> bazhang sucks COCK
[21:50] <SuckMyDick> bazhang sucks COCK
[21:50] <SuckMyDick> bazhang sucks COCK
[21:50] <SuckMyDick> bazhang sucks COCK
[21:50] <SuckMyDick> bazhang sucks COCK
[21:50]  * tgm4883 sighs
[21:51] <tgm4883> to be 14 again...
[21:51] <icgo> lol
[21:51] <bubbasaures> I cam almost remember that far back
[21:51] <m312> What is the easiest way to convert mov videos to flv ?
[21:51] <petrvs> that'd be interesting
[21:51] <petrvs> m312: why?
[21:51] <m312> I got a bunch of family videos I want to convert
[21:51] <Kratix> EriC^^: Windows works now. I couldn't get more than 20 GB of free space right now, but do I need to backup all the files from my Ubuntu partition?
[21:51] <petrvs> m312: okay, but why
[21:52] <m312> to stream?
[21:52] <RIdley5> http://pastebin.com/QxpSeqeL
[21:52] <m312> and place ona  site to share
[21:52] <petrvs> m312: MP4 would be better
[21:52] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Look'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884874/ .
[21:52] <petrvs> m312: what does ffmpeg -i foo.mov 2>&1 | egrep -i 'video:|audio:' say?
[21:52] <RIdley5> im always getting error when traying to update or install something
[21:53] <MonkeyDust> m312  try winff
[21:54] <RIdley5> it say : Cannot initiate the connection to archive.ubuntu.com:80 (2001:67c:1360:8c01::19). - connect (101: Network is unreachable) [IP: 2001:67c:1360:8c01::19 80]
[21:54] <RIdley5> but i can access this url from the browser
[21:54] <Bashing-om> ryan___: Ouch ! We may have a problem ! Lemme see what we can do .
[21:56] <badbodh> RIdley5, do you use proxy servers, or direct internet connection ?
[21:56] <RIdley5> direct connection badbodh
[21:56] <RIdley5> ADSL
[21:57] <badbodh> RIdley5, have you tried changing server ?
[21:57] <RIdley5> i wana try server for europe
[21:57] <bubbasaures> RIdley5, What release are you running?
[21:57] <ryan___> Bashing-om: Thabk you
[21:57] <Ben64> RIdley5: can you access http://[2001:67c:1360:8c01::19]
[21:57] <RIdley5> bubbasaures : Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
[21:57] <bubbasaures> cool thanks
[21:58] <RIdley5> i cant Ben64
[21:58] <badbodh> me neither
[21:59] <Ben64> RIdley5: then that means your ipv6 isn't working
[21:59] <RIdley5> oh
[21:59] <bubbasaures> RIdley5, In software & sources you can choose the mirror and find the fastest ping.
[21:59] <RIdley5> i'm traying to test fastest server bubbasaures ...
[22:00] <cdawe> hi all
[22:00] <bubbasaures> I shut off ipv6 here
[22:00] <Ben64> RIdley5: contact your isp maybe about getting ipv6 working, or disable it at the router, or join ##networking or something
[22:00] <Kratix> EriC^^?
[22:00] <ryan___> Bashing-om: Be right back
[22:00] <ryan___> Need to R.B myPC
[22:01] <bubbasaures> RIdley5, I would follow Ben42 here rather than me.
[22:01] <bubbasaures> 64 er
[22:01] <RIdley5> ok thank you Ben64 :)
[22:01] <cdawe> Have a question guys ...
[22:01] <RIdley5> thanks bubbasaures too :)
[22:01] <bubbasaures> no prob
[22:02] <cdawe> What's the best remote desktop client to use on xubuntu ... and the best app to install so that I can log in to my xubuntu box from Windows
[22:02] <jwitko> Can anyone help me figure out why two of my bridged interfaces won't come up?   http://pastebin.com/TxTMRKeN
[22:03] <bubbasaures> cdawe, we don't do best here.
[22:03] <jwitko> There is eth2,eth3.  which are then bonded.  the bond has sub-interfaces for all vlans attached to the switch.
[22:03] <jwitko> then a bridge is created for each one of those sub-interfaces
[22:03] <cdawe> lol ... well, what's your personal preferences :)
[22:03] <jwitko> the NFS bridge comes up without an issue.  however the two iSCSI bridges do not
[22:04] <bubbasaures> cdawe, Yeah, give a description of want you want to see probably, X or not.
[22:04] <badbodh> cdawe, just type 'remote desktop' and see what comes up. no harm in trying out like clothes.
[22:04] <cdawe> cool
[22:04] <MonkeyDust> cdawe  try rdesktop
[22:05] <cdawe> thanks monkey
[22:06] <petrvs> cdawe: tigervnc server/viewer
[22:07] <cdawe> cool
[22:07] <petrvs> cdawe: tightvnc will work, too
[22:07] <petrvs> seems to be more available
[22:08] <badbodh> vinagre *joins bandwagon pointlessly*
[22:08] <cdawe> thanks petrvs! much appeciated
[22:08] <jwitko> hm, looks like i got the interfaces to come up
[22:08] <jwitko> i wonder if the names were too long
[22:08] <jwitko> i shortened them and then rebooted
[22:09] <petrvs> because helping someone remote is pointless...
[22:09] <petrvs> jwitko: maybe just restarting is what did it
[22:09] <jwitko> petrvs, this was the 2nd restart
[22:09] <jwitko> after changes to the interfaces file were made
[22:10] <petrvs> you didn't change anything else?
[22:11] <Nikesh> I'm in the Ubuntu live USB terminal with irssi -- Why won't alt+n work to switch windows? It just shows the top menu for the terminal window
[22:11] <petrvs> Nikesh: try ESC+# instead, or /win #
[22:11] <edupt> Hi! I use the xilinux (ubuntu 12.04) because, I am using the ZedBoard. I would like use a dongle usb Wifi, but it is not working. I have the drivers installed. Can someone help me?
[22:11] <petrvs> or read http://www.irssi.org/documentation/startup#c2
[22:11] <Nikesh> petrvs: OK, ESC works. /win does too, but ALT+# is the fastest. Can I remap it?
[22:12] <petrvs> Nikesh: in X?
[22:12] <petrvs> Nikesh: see the link
[22:12] <Nikesh> petrvs: I don't know. In Ubuntu 14.10 ALT works
[22:12] <Nikesh> OK
[22:14] <petrvs> Nikesh: echo -e 'XTerm*eightBitInput:   false\nXTerm*metaSendsEscape: true' >> ~/.Xdefaults; xrdb ~/.Xdefaults
[22:15] <TheHodge> hey folks, I'm trying to give an ssh user access to only a whitelisted list of three or four commands, is there a recommended way of doing this?
[22:16] <EriC^^> Kratix: im back
[22:17] <EriC^^> Kratix: your home has 25gb, you can backup whatever you need
[22:18] <zylex> hi hello
[22:19] <zylex> can someone shed me some light on ubuntu 15.04 and steam with dota 2?
[22:19] <petrvs> TheHodge: rssh, or man up on ssh hard
[22:19] <petrvs> TheHodge: what commands?
[22:19] <bubbasaures> edupt, Not sure that distro is supported, however for help here state the hardware in for the usb in lsusb
[22:20] <TheHodge> petrvs:  top -b, df -h, vnstat -d
[22:20] <zylex> i crash random when i play and i dont know what logs to look at nor how to solve the problem
[22:20] <Kratix> EriC^^:  I suppose I need a USB stick for the remaining steps?
[22:20] <TheHodge> petrvs:  I've got an SSH system that logs in and fetches metrics from about 300 VPS's every few minutes
[22:20] <TheHodge> but I'd like to lock down the user as much as possible
[22:21] <zylex> hello? am i muted?
[22:21] <tgm4883> no
[22:22] <MonkeyDust> zylex  we can see you
[22:22] <zylex> ahh sweet
[22:22] <petrvs> zylex: they can see you
[22:22] <zylex> oh noes illumnati?!
[22:22] <zylex> nah but seriously, can someone help me with my problem?
[22:22] <MonkeyDust> zylex  start with a question
[22:22] <zylex> how
[22:23] <zylex> can someone shed me some light on ubuntu 15.04 and steam with dota 2? to solve the problem
[22:23] <zylex> i crash random when i play and i dont know what logs to look at nor how to solve the problem
[22:23] <MonkeyDust> zylex  try #ubuntu-steam
[22:24] <zylex> thank you sir
[22:24] <bindi> that channel is dead
[22:24] <zylex> oh crap
[22:24] <zylex> im abit disapointed
[22:24] <bindi> i tried steam and csgo yesterday... i'm back to windows :)
[22:24] <zylex> in ubuntu 14.* it runs fine
[22:24] <zylex> but its on a slow drive etc
[22:25] <zylex> i run 15.04 with gnome 3 desktop on ssd
[22:25] <zylex> but i crash randomly
[22:25] <zylex> i have to reset computer
[22:26] <zylex> atleast help me find logs please
[22:27] <MonkeyDust> zylex  spare the enter key
[22:27] <zylex> im sorry... add. i constantly find stuff i forgot to write
[22:29] <CameronE> Hey guys! I'm running XUbuntu - but I don't think it will matter... every time I open a new terminal window I have to run 'source ~/.profile' to get my aliases to work... it used to 'just work'
[22:30] <CameronE> How do I get it to source the new terminal session from .profile automagically?
[22:30] <CameronE> Oh, using Terminator as my emulator
[22:33] <Finetundra> how would one port a windows cursor pack to ubuntu?
[22:34] <petrvs> Finetundra: imagemagick can probably convert them directly to the right format
[22:34] <petrvs> otherwise it can convert them to PNG and then you can use xcursorgen
[22:37] <petrvs> http://kde-look.org/content/download.php?content=4805&id=1&tan=31442580 has example source files
[22:39] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: I have a note that says: Lightdm does not source .profile, so make sure that user bin path is added in .xsessionrc instead
[22:39] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: which may or may not correspond to your situation
[22:39] <CameronE> File doesn't exist :\
[22:40] <CameronE> brontosaurusrex, ^
[22:40] <CameronE> It's weird. I don't know what I've changed...
[22:40] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: perhaps you can source that in your .bashrc
[22:41] <edupt> Hi! I use the xilinux (ubuntu 12.04) because, I am using the ZedBoard. I would like use a dongle usb Wifi, but it is not working. I have the drivers installed. Can someone help me? when I write lsusb, the dongle is detect. My only problem is how I do the search of the network.
[22:42] <bubbasaures> edupt, What is the dongles name and hardware info?
[22:42] <CameronE> brontosaurusrex, is it a bad idea to put my aliases into .bashrc instead of .profile?
[22:42] <bubbasaures> !details | edupt
[22:43] <edupt> Realtek Semiconductor RTL8188CUS 802.11n
[22:43] <MonkeyDust> CameronE  my aliases sit in .bashrc, too
[22:43] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: I have them in .bash_aliases which is sourced in .bashrc
[22:43] <edupt> in the box says: EDUP EP-N8508
[22:43] <bubbasaures> edupt, Cool, that should always be in your first post
[22:43] <CameronE> Right, okay - let me play. Appreciate the help brontosaurusrex and MonkeyDust - thanks
[22:43] <edupt> ok. I didn't know.
[22:44] <bubbasaures> edupt, No problem, details are the key is all.
[22:45] <bubbasaures> edupt, The other issue is whether your even supported here, keep that in mind, this seems like a specific derivative is all.
[22:46] <edupt> ok. thanks very much. I installed the drivers, and that is ok. but in the application of network: "Network Connections" doesn't appear anything in separate "Wireless"
[22:47] <edupt> I think I solve the problem, I take out the "enable wireless" and put again "enable wireless" and appear the network
[22:47] <edupt> thanks a lot.
[22:47] <Ben64> you should find a xilinux support channel next time
[22:47] <CameronE> So, brontosaurusrex do you just have 'source .bashrc_aliases' in .bashrc @ EOF?
[22:48] <fullstack> Hi I use fluxbox and not the regular window manager -- Whats the command to open up the X11 Dispaly Settings GUI?
[22:48] <petrvs> fullstack: for what driver?
[22:48] <fullstack> umm... not sure
[22:48] <bubbasaures> edupt, Probably worth looking at I see the known expert in this area commenting. https://askubuntu.com/questions/236600/how-can-i-fix-errors-installing-d-link-dwa-121-wireless-driver-tarball/236625#236625
[22:48] <fullstack> just any driver
[22:49] <CameronE> brontosaurusrex, oh wait... looks like it is already sourced for .bash_aliases as you said (and I misread)
[22:49] <fullstack> Their's a generic Display Settings in the Ubuntu desktop under the regular window manager
[22:49] <fullstack> I just want to trun that
[22:52] <Ben64> fullstack: unity-control-center display
[22:52] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: http://paste.debian.net/plain/282743
[22:53] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: But iam sure there is prettier/smaller bash syntax for that ...
[22:53] <RIdley5> found a sollution Ben64, bubbasaures : https://greasyfork.org/fr/scripts/8176-switch-to-mobile-version-on-facebook-video-page
[22:54] <bubbasaures> RIdley5, good job.
[22:54] <RIdley5> :)
[22:54] <Ben64> flash needs to die
[22:55] <bubbasaures> cough facebook to
[22:55] <petrvs> things man "invented" that don't need to die: alcoholic beverages
[22:56] <CameronE> brontosaurusrex, that's already in mine... must be a default. :)
[22:56] <CameronE> Does that file have defaults in it... I may have just overwritten it if I did (doh!)
[22:56] <bubbasaures> petrvs, Always gotta deglaze yer pan.
[22:58] <petrvs> ooh, new fontforge? fancy
[22:58] <brontosaurusrex> CameronE: I guess
[23:04] <cstk421> how does one add vbox to an ltsp build under ubuntu ?
[23:04] <cstk421> as a local-app
[23:08] <petrvs> cstk421: http://wiki.ltsp.org/wiki/Ltsp-localapps #ltsp
[23:09] <namreeb> hello.  i am getting a periodic KernelOops softlock running on a virtual machine which i downloaded the image for and setup just a few days ago.  the app that the pop is blaming is skype.  any suggestions on how to solve this?
[23:09] <petrvs> why would you run skype in a vm
[23:09] <namreeb> is my reason relevant to solving the problem?
[23:10] <namreeb> perhaps you can simply assume i have a reason
[23:10] <Emexican> Hello all :)
[23:11] <B470-Killer> irc.gigachat.net
[23:11] <mojtaba> Hi, does anybody know how can I use rsync with two destination and one source?
[23:11] <namreeb> you mean other than executing it twice?
[23:12] <mojtaba> namreeb: Yes, in one shot
[23:12] <petrvs> why would you want to do that
[23:12] <namreeb> im not sure if it can do that
[23:12] <Emexican> You could put the two rsync commands into a shell script and just execute that script when needed.
[23:13] <cstk421> petrvs: if i could run my understanding by you. As i get it to add a local app to a client build i need to do a "sudo ltsp-chroot -c -p" and then apt-get whatever packages I want available to the client correct ?
[23:13] <petrvs> mojtaba: rsync {foo,bar}/ baz/
[23:14] <petrvs> not really rsync doing it in that case, though
[23:14] <mojtaba> Emexican: I want to speed up by once reading and writing at same time, in parallel
[23:14] <petrvs> cstk421: no idea, I'd talk to #ltsp
[23:14] <mojtaba> petrvs: I will check that, thx
[23:14] <petrvs> mojtaba: oh sorry, backwards
[23:14] <cstk421> petrvs: i thought you were familiar with it. ok thanks
[23:14] <petrvs> foo/ {bar,baz}/
[23:15] <petrvs> no I guess it doesn't work the same backwards :)
[23:15] <drfoobaz> Hi. Is there any way to get a snow effect with Unity?
[23:15] <petrvs> the most straightforward way is a loop: for dest in foo bar; do rsync -av baz "$dest"; done
[23:16] <petrvs> easily wrapped into a bash function if you like
[23:16] <petrvs> drfoobaz: yes, see compiz config
[23:16] <mojtaba> petrvs: I want to do it in a parallel fashion.
[23:16] <drfoobaz> petrvs: There's no snow in the compizconfig settings manager.
[23:17] <petrvs> mojtaba: man parallel, then, good luck
[23:17] <drfoobaz> petrvs: And the old snow plugin doesn't work with 0.9.x
[23:17] <petrvs> drfoobaz: you could fix it
[23:17] <Emexican> mojtaba I do not know if that is possible with rsync in one command. I think that doing it in a shell script will only take a few extra milliseconds to perform the sync, as it will just execute the same command for the second destination.
[23:17] <drfoobaz> petrvs: Explain, please?
[23:17] <petrvs> parallel execution is frequently overrated, IMO :)
[23:18] <petrvs> drfoobaz: so it works with 0.9.x
[23:18] <mojtaba> Does anybody know how batch mode of the rsync works? (I just did not understand it.)
[23:19] <Emexican> I do not mojtaba. I am sorry that I could not help further!
[23:19] <drfoobaz> petrvs: So there's no simple way?
[23:19] <mojtaba> Emexican: thanks anyway
[23:21] <RIdley5> is Chromium safe ?
[23:21] <petrvs> drfoobaz: you could use old compiz
[23:21] <petrvs> RIdley5: compared to what
[23:21] <RIdley5> to Firefox
[23:21] <petrvs> RIdley5: not particularly
[23:21] <RIdley5> hmm
[23:21] <petrvs> why do you ask?
[23:22] <RIdley5> cose Google products are always spying users
[23:22] <petrvs> you asked if a google product is safer... because google products are always spying users?
[23:22] <petrvs> or you're looking for an alternative to chrome?
[23:22] <petrvs> chromium is safer than chrome, if spying is your concern, yes
[23:22] <petrvs> I'd go with firefox, though
[23:22] <RIdley5> im looking for an alternative to Firefox
[23:22] <petrvs> not that they're _so_ much better
[23:23] <petrvs> RIdley5: why's that?
[23:23] <RIdley5> Firefox is eating a lot of memory specialy when i play flash video
[23:23] <petrvs> that's probably... flash :p
[23:24] <petrvs> but if you want to compare chromium, go ahead
[23:24] <OmkAR> everybody loves FLASH
[23:24] <petrvs> OmkAR: so true
[23:24] <CameronE> FF started blocking flash with the latest update
[23:24] <CameronE> it's not hard to unblock it
[23:24] <RIdley5> i dont love Flash OmkAR
[23:24] <CameronE> (click, 'allow')
[23:24] <k1l> its good that people get to know how bad flash is.
[23:24] <k1l> not only since the latest security incident
[23:25] <Emexican> Does anyone know what system Ubuntu Touch is using for the GUI display? I am attempting to get a DisplayLink USB monitor working on a Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition, and it doesnt seem to be using the full X. As of Kernel 3.9.x the display link was integrated into the kernel. For older versions of Ubuntu the package
[23:25] <SchrodingersScat> !touch | Emexican
[23:25] <Emexican> xserver-xorg-video-displaylink was a viable option.
[23:25] <RIdley5> true CameronE , it say that is vulnerable
[23:25] <Emexican> ah thanks! I will connect to #ubuntu-touch!
[23:25] <k1l> Emexican: its using MIR. and best is to ask in #ubuntu-touch
[23:26] <CameronE> RIdley5, it's blocked because it is actively being exploited... they said they will unblock as soon a patch is released.
[23:26] <k1l> RIdley5: it always was a security issue. its just that firefox is giving a warning now.
[23:26] <RIdley5> oh do you have a link for that news CameronE ?
[23:26] <CameronE> mmm, let me find it
[23:27] <RIdley5> ok thank you
[23:27] <RIdley5> yes k1l
[23:27] <CameronE> RIdley5, http://gizmodo.com/firefox-now-blocks-flash-by-default-1717664482
[23:27] <RIdley5> thank you, i wanna see that ...
[23:27] <CameronE> I didn't read that one, but it should have the same info
[23:27] <CameronE> news == news
[23:32] <Nikesh> I keep getting "Executing 'grub install /dev/sda' failed." when I'm trying to install Ubuntu. I've tried both 15.04 and 14.10 -- This is alongside Windows 8.1 -- I've tried both options of 'Install alongside ..' and 'Something else' and choosing the partitions myself. How can I see what's happening and what can I do to address it?
[23:35] <SamboNZ> @nikesh: what kind of disk setup are you running?  Are you running a software RAID for example, or is the SATA controller setup with AHCI?
[23:36] <SamboNZ> I'm not an ubuntu expert unfortunately, but it sounds a bit like the installation process can't address the drive.
[23:38] <SamboNZ> Hi, I'm after a bit of assistance with some cleanup work on my ubuntu 12.04 LTS installation.  I appear to currently have *0* inodes available and the source of most of the files is /usr/src, which appears to be a heap of linux-header folders (kernel files?).  How do I go about safely cleaning this up?
[23:38] <SamboNZ> My experience level is: advanced beginner
[23:39] <k1l> do you have seperated partitions?
[23:41] <Nikesh> SamboNZ: No RAID. I don't know if the SATA controller is setup with AHCI
[23:41] <SamboNZ> I have tried running "sudo apt-get autoremove -f", but it fails due to "no space left on disk" lol
[23:42] <k1l> SamboNZ: what gives you "df -i"?
[23:42] <SamboNZ> Filesystem     Inodes  IUsed  IFree IUse% Mounted on /dev/sda1      589824 589823      1  100% / udev           206555    428 206127    1% /dev tmpfs          210214    357 209857    1% /run none           210214      5 210209    1% /run/lock none           210214      5 210209    1% /run/shm
[23:42] <SamboNZ> crap
[23:43] <k1l> !paste | SamboNZ put it in there
[23:43] <SamboNZ> !paste | Filesystem     Inodes  IUsed  IFree IUse% Mounted on /dev/sda1      589824 589823      1  100% / udev           206555    428 206127    1% /dev tmpfs          210214    357 209857    1% /run none           210214      5 210209    1% /run/lock none           210214      5 210209    1% /run/shm
[23:44] <k1l> SamboNZ: no, open the link, put the text in there, and show the new link here :)
[23:44] <Mr777> c/lear
[23:44] <SamboNZ> right, sorry :)
[23:44] <SamboNZ> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11885262/
[23:45] <k1l> can you do a df -h, too?
[23:45] <SamboNZ> sure
[23:46] <SamboNZ> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11885267/
[23:47] <k1l> SamboNZ: 9GB is very small anyway :)
[23:47] <SamboNZ> yeah, it's an old install.  Has 1.5gb free and doesn't do much.  Would increasing the disk space also increase the available inodes?
[23:48] <k1l> generally yes.
[23:48] <SamboNZ> ok, that might be worth doing
[23:48] <SamboNZ> in the meantime, what's the best way to cleanup those old kernels?  Those are the source of ~300,000 of the files!
[23:48] <k1l> you could try to delete stuff you dont need. especially folder with a lot of files (you dont need anymore)
[23:49] <k1l> SamboNZ: run "dpgk -l | grep linux-image" and dpkg -l | grep linux-header" ans pastebin the output please
[23:49] <k1l> *dpkg       that is
[23:49] <SamboNZ> I tried 'sudo apt-get autoremove -f' but it failed due to low disk space LOL
[23:49] <SamboNZ> ok, will do that now
[23:50] <k1l> apt-get might try to create some caching files that is not going to work because no inodes are free
[23:51] <k1l> are you aware of using a lot of small files there?
[23:51] <SamboNZ> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11885278/
[23:52] <wileee> thats a lot of kernels
[23:53] <SamboNZ> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11885283/
[23:53] <k1l> yeah, but kernels and headers are using more space than inodes. i bet there is something hammering the device with small files. that is what is using the inodes
[23:54] <SamboNZ> heh, yeah, that server's been around for a while and I don't really know what I'm doing :D
[23:54] <wileee> yeah your on the right track, carry on. ;)
[23:54] <SamboNZ> according to some digging around with "for i in /*; do echo $i; find $i |wc -l; done", the /usr/src folder has ~300,000 files in it
[23:55] <k1l> SamboNZ: give that a try (its using "dry-run" for testing" : dpkg -l linux-* | awk '/^ii/{ print $2}' | grep -v -e `uname -r | cut -f1,2 -d"-"` | grep -e [0-9] | grep -E "(image|headers)" | xargs sudo apt-get --dry-run remove
[23:55] <k1l> if the output is ok remove the --dry-run
[23:55] <SamboNZ> ok.  standby
[23:56] <SamboNZ> hmm... http://paste.ubuntu.com/11885291/
[23:57] <SamboNZ> we're back to the original problem now LOL
[23:57] <SamboNZ> that's what I started trying to fix...
[23:57] <FuxY> Hello!
[23:57] <k1l> yeah, he cant install the latest headers due to the inodes
[23:58] <SamboNZ> feeling somewhat backed into a corner here!!
[23:59] <FuxY> I'm going to install ubuntu in different partitions, is 10gb enough for / and 1gb enough for /swap?