Rochvellon | Bashing-om: after installing kde-runtime it's the same error | 00:00 |
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t0ke | Bashing-on, tried that. No luck | 00:00 |
redfelt | t0ke, :\ sorry, that's a new one to me | 00:02 |
Rochvellon | and i don't use kde. all i want is to remove lubuntu | 00:03 |
Bashing-om | Rochvellon: Paste the complete command amd it's output, maybe I can see what the blockage is - in context. | 00:03 |
Bashing-om | t0ke: The required repository enabled ? | 00:04 |
Rochvellon | Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11927927/ | 00:05 |
IceNine9 | how long should it take to write an Ubuntu live iso to a USB (2.0)? | 00:05 |
Bashing-om | Rochvellon: look'n at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11927927/ . | 00:05 |
cynicist | IceNine9, takes me maybe 2 minutes | 00:06 |
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IceNine9 | it's been way longer… | 00:06 |
IceNine9 | is there a way to check status other than by killing the process? | 00:06 |
wileee | IceNine9, Let me guess you dd'd it? | 00:07 |
cynicist | IceNine9: assuming you are using dd, I'm not sure once it's started, but check this out for future reference. https://askubuntu.com/questions/215505/how-do-you-monitor-the-progress-of-dd | 00:08 |
IceNine9 | yeah I dd'd it, why? | 00:08 |
IceNine9 | is there a faster, more optimal way? | 00:08 |
cynicist | IceNine9: not in my experience | 00:09 |
cynicist | IceNine9: are you certain you selected the correct drive? | 00:09 |
IceNine9 | yup | 00:09 |
HulkH | Can I install Ubuntu on my smartphone? | 00:09 |
wileee | !touch | HulkH | 00:10 |
ubottu | HulkH: Information about the Ubuntu Touch platform for Phone and Tablet is available here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch . Support and discussion in #ubuntu-touch | 00:10 |
IceNine9 | well, I selected /dev/disk1 and not /dev/disks1/2/3 | 00:10 |
HulkH | thanks ubottu | 00:10 |
cynicist | IceNine9: you mean /dev/sdX? | 00:11 |
IceNine9 | yeah, sorry… | 00:11 |
IceNine9 | under diskutil list, I get ones like this: disk0s3 | 00:11 |
IceNine9 | (but thats obv not the disk I wrote to) | 00:11 |
Rochvellon | well, Bashing-om, I'm purging some of the last installed packages and now i shall install openjdk | 00:11 |
cynicist | IceNine9: One thing I make sure to do, that I used to forget, is to be sure you are targeting '/dev/sdX' and not '/dev/sdX1' | 00:12 |
cynicist | IceNine9: so the disk itself, not a partition on it | 00:12 |
redfelt | do I need to install an extra package to do Internet Connection Sharing? Is clicking "Use as hotspot" not enough? | 00:12 |
IceNine9 | right, I made sure to do that | 00:13 |
cynicist | IceNine9: Use 'df -h' to check the disk btw, you may find the info you need from the Use% column (how much has been written) | 00:13 |
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IceNine9 | thanks, I'll try that | 00:13 |
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Guest60517 | Does changing operating systems take a toll on your computer hardware? | 00:15 |
cynicist | Guest60517: Not in any significant way, no more than writing files or executing programs normally would. | 00:15 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: what flavor of ubuntu are you on | 00:16 |
cynicist | Guest60517: Unity | 00:17 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: version? | 00:17 |
cynicist | Guest60517: Wily Werewolf, latest dev | 00:18 |
Guest60517 | Is it newer than 15.04? | 00:18 |
Guest60517 | I have never heard of it | 00:18 |
cynicist | Guest60517: 15.10 I believe, on a new ultrabook. It's quite nice. | 00:18 |
Bashing-om | Rochvellon: You have done all I know to do, Do not know what to advise now about "kde-runtime" . | 00:18 |
Guest60517 | Nice. | 00:19 |
Guest60517 | Let me guess... Asus? :p\ | 00:19 |
wileee | Guest60517, Do you have an actual support issue, this channel is not for polling. | 00:19 |
cynicist | Guest60517: Yes it's basically what is coming up next. The current version is 15.04. | 00:19 |
cynicist | Guest60517: HP Spectre x360 actually | 00:19 |
Guest60517 | i am looking to build an android developer environment on my pc im on kubuntu 15.04 kde plasma | 00:19 |
Guest60517 | the tutorials are for ubuntu 14.04 | 00:20 |
Guest60517 | should it work all the same? | 00:20 |
kostkon | Guest60517, check out ubuntu make | 00:21 |
cynicist | Guest60517: Yes it's no different. You basically need java installed and then you can download the sdk from Google and run it | 00:21 |
cynicist | Guest60517: and add path variables if you want to be fancy and execute it anywhere, see here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AndroidSDK | 00:22 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: Can you stay on here and help me? | 00:23 |
cynicist | Guest60517: Sure. Ignore the part near the bottom about udev rules, it's outdated | 00:23 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: Im new to syncing sources for android and stuff | 00:23 |
cynicist | Guest60517: I'm no expert, but I managed to do it to get updated android tools and it's not that difficult. | 00:24 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: Im just switching to the kubuntu | 00:25 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: I tried on ubuntu 15.04 but all kinds of errors | 00:25 |
xangua | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-make | 00:25 |
OerHeks | xangua +1 | 00:25 |
cynicist | Guest60517: How did you try to install it? | 00:26 |
OerHeks | oh and kostkon gave the good android sdk answer too | 00:26 |
redfelt | I foun this guide http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/06/share-internet-with-android-ubuntu-1404/ and this works, kind of surprised Ubuntu's built in "Use as hotspot" doesn't work tho. | 00:26 |
xangua | !doesntwork | 00:27 |
ubottu | Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 00:27 |
Guest60517 | cynicist: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_d2vzw | 00:27 |
pandb | ls | 00:29 |
pandb | oh | 00:29 |
Guest60517 | !sudo | 00:30 |
ubottu | sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !pkexec (for older releases: !gksu and !kdesudo). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo | 00:30 |
Guest60517 | !git | 00:30 |
ubottu | git is a distributed revision control/software code management project created by Linus Torvalds. For more information, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software) | 00:30 |
cynicist | Guest60517: People here in the channel are recommending that you add a ppa which can automatically configure things for you which is not a bad idea. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-make | 00:30 |
Guest60517 | !apt | 00:30 |
ubottu | APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Muon (KDE) or !Apper (KDE) | 00:30 |
pandb | hey, what's the name of that ubuntu-based distribution that's pretty much a rip-off of OSX? | 00:30 |
OerHeks | Guest60517, /msg the pot private please | 00:30 |
pandb | (not that i find anything wrong with that sort of thing) | 00:30 |
Guest60517 | pm me cynicist | 00:30 |
kostkon | pandb, elementary os | 00:31 |
cynicist | pandb: elementaryOS, though I disagree with the assertion | 00:31 |
pandb | that's it | 00:31 |
pandb | fair enough | 00:31 |
pandb | that's just most salient thing I could remember about it | 00:31 |
wileee | pandb, Another salient thing is very little support for it. | 00:32 |
pandb | ha | 00:33 |
pandb | i just wanted to read some more about it | 00:33 |
Guest60517 | !msg | 00:36 |
ubottu | Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. | 00:36 |
Guest60517 | !/msg | 00:36 |
Rochvellon | Bashing-om: I don't know also what to do and i don't wanna install something from kde | 00:38 |
Mike9863 | My Unity launcher is not hiding. I have it set to autohide in Unity Tweak Tool and I've even tried the four finger swipe to manually hide it, but it continues showing. Can someone help me resolve this? | 00:40 |
Mike9863 | Nevermind, there was a CCSM setting that was preventing it from hiding | 00:42 |
OerHeks | dirt in a corner probably | 00:42 |
OerHeks | oh is unity tweak not ccsm friendly ? | 00:43 |
Auctus | there are a whole bunch of randomly named files in my home folder, how come? abctxefo.gxj? | 00:43 |
OerHeks | Auctus, all .gxj ? | 00:44 |
Auctus | no, .nei .ryp . fps .hvk .qkl | 00:44 |
pepee | can some ubuntu dev please fix this in ubuntu 14.04 ? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1370930 | 00:44 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1370930 in cups (Ubuntu) "apparmor cups samba problem no printing" [High,Fix released] | 00:44 |
Auctus | i think theyre all 0 bytes | 00:44 |
Auctus | just installed ubuntu couple days ago | 00:45 |
OerHeks | Auctus, no idea | 00:47 |
OerHeks | pepee, strange, bug was fixed answer #9 " This bug was fixed in the package cups - 1.7.5-2ubuntu1 | 00:49 |
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OerHeks | !info cups trusty | 00:49 |
ubottu | cups (source: cups): Common UNIX Printing System(tm) - PPD/driver support, web interface. In component main, is optional. Version 1.7.2-0ubuntu1.6 (trusty), package size 173 kB, installed size 807 kB | 00:49 |
pepee | OerHeks, read the last comment | 00:49 |
Rochvellon | Bashing-om: i think, if found the solution. i'm using dpkg --purge ... and now i see, why it's gone wrong: hplip needs gksu or kdesudo | 00:49 |
OerHeks | !info cups vivid | 00:50 |
ubottu | cups (source: cups): Common UNIX Printing System(tm) - PPD/driver support, web interface. In component main, is optional. Version 2.0.2-1ubuntu3.2 (vivid), package size 166 kB, installed size 778 kB | 00:50 |
OerHeks | oink | 00:50 |
pepee | OerHeks, did you read the comment? | 00:50 |
Bashing-om | Rochvellon: Well. You do well . | 00:51 |
OerHeks | pepee yes, but 'we' are on cups 2.x .... | 00:51 |
OerHeks | bad thing for the LTS version not to go with us :-( | 00:51 |
Rochvellon | Bashing-om: and thx :) | 00:52 |
pepee | wait, your mask says you are an ubuntu member... and you are telling me this? | 00:52 |
Bashing-om | Rochvellon: :) | 00:52 |
pepee | and that's why ubuntu is going down... | 00:52 |
wileee | pepee, THis is not a developer channel. | 00:53 |
OerHeks | pepee, i am not on the cups dev team, but they sure must have a reason to stay on 1.72 | 00:53 |
OerHeks | but i wonder.. | 00:53 |
pepee | OerHeks, you can't use a VM? how about diffing the relevant configs? | 00:53 |
pepee | wileee, which one is it? | 00:53 |
pepee | it can't be that difficult, check if one bug affects other releases, by checking the very same files that are being changed | 00:54 |
wileee | pepee, There are 1000's of developers you are on a goose chase talking with any, however you could upgrade to 15.04. | 00:54 |
pepee | wow, that's your solution? seriously? | 00:54 |
wileee | pepee, No that is the reality, you could install another version, but would not be supported here to start with. | 00:55 |
wileee | pepee, The OS does not revolve arouns a handful of users having a bug | 00:55 |
pepee | no, that's neither solution not reality, the bug was fixed in one later version, and you could diff a few files and check the problem | 00:55 |
pepee | you could also automate it | 00:55 |
wileee | you should get on that ;) | 00:56 |
pepee | I'm not being paid by canonical | 00:56 |
wileee | none one is here either, very few developres | 00:56 |
pepee | otoh, the 1000's of devs are, aren't they? | 00:56 |
OerHeks | pepee, me neither, this is community effort. | 00:56 |
wileee | developers* | 00:56 |
wileee | no | 00:57 |
pepee | fine, are the maintainers being paid? | 00:57 |
OerHeks | and the cups patches come from upstream debian, maybe it is in proposed. | 00:57 |
acovrig | I’m trying to setup a mail server, I believe I have DNS setup correctly; I’m trying to use postfix/dovecot (that seems best, should I use something else?) how do I force it to use /var/mail/%u instead of /home/%u/Maildir? | 00:58 |
wileee | linux gives you what you pay for, the time not money to improve it | 00:58 |
pepee | that bug is > 8 months old | 00:59 |
pepee | wileee, so you use windows? | 00:59 |
pepee | also, by that logic, water is free... it should be terrible | 00:59 |
pepee | or air, I dunno | 00:59 |
pepee | market logic is just stupid | 00:59 |
pepee | not logical or rational as they try to sell it | 01:00 |
cynicist | pepee: That's the unfortunate reality of Linux distros at the moment. It's not easy to upgrade packages that also rely on newer dependencies. It's not a simple issue to fix with the current state of things (you can't expect resources on every single small bug that a user could encounter) | 01:00 |
wileee | thats the reality of all the OS | 01:00 |
pepee | linux distros? some distros are far better... because they hear the users, and promote the community | 01:00 |
cynicist | pepee: That may change in the future, but for now the easiest solution would probably be to upgrade | 01:00 |
pepee | you are just lying, sorry | 01:00 |
wileee | linux is much more flexible | 01:01 |
pepee | wileee, ^ | 01:01 |
Newtewewbewntew | Is this a support channel? | 01:01 |
pepee | yeah, it is flexible, you can diff a few config files and fix a patch that is already fixed | 01:01 |
wileee | ubuntu support yes | 01:01 |
pepee | Newtewewbewntew, yes, just ask | 01:01 |
Newtewewbewntew | Weee! | 01:01 |
OerHeks | Newtewewbewntew, yes, we also have #ubuntu-discuss (hint for all) | 01:01 |
cynicist | pepee: That is not flexible for anyone except those who can fix the problems themselves through coding a solution, and I'm assuming if you are here then you are not one of those people. | 01:02 |
pepee | cynicist, I could, but it would take a lot of time, and I'm not a package maintainer anyway | 01:03 |
pepee | otoh, ubuntu could, for example, have better patch management systems | 01:03 |
OerHeks | hi, you must have a reason to run lts, one thing i can imagine is the switch to systemd + cups2. but still that 1.75 update should be long gone in updates. | 01:04 |
Newtewewbewntew | Okay, first problem: I have a dual monitor setup using x.org x server - nouveau drivers, two graphics cards with one display plugged into each card. My cursor is almost constantly flickering on my primary monitor, but it's especially bad when I'm watching video or using the cpu at all. | 01:05 |
xangua | (19:59:17) pepee: also, by that logic, water is free... it should be terrible - This is a comunity, free support channel; if you want you can get payed support from Canonical 24/7 | 01:05 |
pepee | btw, doesn't redhat pay ALL of their devs? | 01:05 |
cynicist | pepee: so you are not willing to put in the time, despite being personally affected by the bug, but you expect their developers to devote their time to this issue? It's just not realistic imo, they have other priorities too. | 01:06 |
pepee | kinda funny that canonical isn't paying devs | 01:06 |
OerHeks | 14.10 had 1.7.5-3ubuntu1 .. but it died today | 01:06 |
pepee | cynicist, the patch is already there, what am I supposed to do? | 01:06 |
pepee | other than report that fact... | 01:06 |
xangua | !compile | 01:06 |
ubottu | Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first). Also read !checkinstall | 01:06 |
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OerHeks | pepee one thing to check is the proposed repo... maybe it is hanging there | 01:07 |
pepee | OerHeks, I think I already enabled proposed | 01:08 |
pepee | yup | 01:08 |
OerHeks | hmm file a bug report then. | 01:09 |
pepee | there are a few already | 01:09 |
carlosthejackal | hello world | 01:09 |
pepee | that one, for example | 01:10 |
OerHeks | or confirm one. | 01:10 |
carlosthejackal | ? | 01:10 |
cynicist | pepee: If there is a patch have you attempted to build from source and apply it? | 01:10 |
carlosthejackal | How is everyone doing tonight? | 01:10 |
pepee | cynicist, no | 01:10 |
pepee | I didn't build the package | 01:10 |
Newtewewbewntew | Using two GTX275s with a dual boot setup (two separate internal hdds). I've done a bit of googling for support and thus far have found only: outdated support for old versions of ubuntu that don't have any effect on my problem, or suggestions to disable the "extra" display (which I don't have) in display settings. | 01:11 |
cynicist | pepee: http://pascal.nextrem.ch/2010/05/06/build-ubuntudebian-packages-from-source-and-apply-a-patch/ | 01:11 |
pepee | the bug is not even a cups bug... | 01:11 |
carlosthejackal | gtx275's | 01:11 |
carlosthejackal | aren't those cards outdated themselves? | 01:12 |
cynicist | pepee: ah ok, I didn't follow the whole convo between you guys so I'm unaware of the details of the problem. | 01:12 |
Newtewewbewntew | carlosthejackal yes... one of the reasons I'm giving linux a try to begin with. | 01:12 |
carlosthejackal | I'm using 2 gtx760 FTW 4gig each card and don't have any issues | 01:12 |
pepee | cynicist, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1371097 | 01:13 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1371097 in cups (Ubuntu) "cupsd is not allowed to access /var/cache/samba/gencache.tdb by apparmor" [Undecided,Fix released] | 01:13 |
Newtewewbewntew | Interesting to note however, that when I try the nvidia proprietary drivers, the flickering goes away completely.... but so does my ability to use a second monitor. | 01:13 |
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carlosthejackal | I have 2 monitors and it even supports my 4k resolution | 01:14 |
Newtewewbewntew | 14.04 lts btw | 01:15 |
carlosthejackal | 4k FTW | 01:15 |
carlosthejackal | Only if I could play GTA V and Battlefield 4 on Ubuntu I would be super happy | 01:15 |
steven__ | hello test | 01:15 |
carlosthejackal | Hi Steven | 01:15 |
cynicist | pepee: Ah I see, it's a bug in the apparmor profile of the cups-daemon package. Did you try the solution mentioned there? | 01:16 |
pepee | err, wait, no, that's not the bug report... | 01:17 |
pepee | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1370930 | 01:18 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1370930 in cups (Ubuntu) "apparmor cups samba problem no printing" [High,Fix released] | 01:18 |
Newtewewbewntew | also, might I inquire as to a well known, effective and free antivirus/firewall? | 01:18 |
pepee | it's quite sad that that ubuntu devs/maintainers argue AGAINST fixing bugs. that's the attitude is what bothers me | 01:19 |
Bashing-om | !virus Newtewewbewntew | 01:20 |
pepee | also, there is not even a patch file in the report itself, but... there is a patch file, obviously | 01:20 |
Newtewewbewntew | !virus | 01:20 |
ubottu | Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to Windows computers (perhaps using Samba). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 01:20 |
Newtewewbewntew | Dual booting with windows... I think it's pretty important to me. | 01:21 |
cynicist | pepee: Can't disagree with you there, a patch file would be handy | 01:21 |
carlosthejackal | lmao | 01:21 |
carlosthejackal | antivirus for linux hahahahahahahah | 01:22 |
pepee | carlosthejackal, would you say that android is linux? | 01:22 |
Newtewewbewntew | Such a welcoming and informative bunch you are. | 01:22 |
cynicist | Newtewewbewntew: Try ClamAV | 01:22 |
pepee | carlosthejackal, also, would you say that linux has vulnerabilities and that there is targeted malware for linux? | 01:22 |
carlosthejackal | it is linux | 01:23 |
pepee | s/targeted malware/malware targeted/ | 01:23 |
carlosthejackal | Windows, and Apple was built on LINUX | 01:23 |
pepee | oh, a troll | 01:23 |
Newtewewbewntew | Bashing-om cynicist, thank you. | 01:24 |
cynicist | Newtewewbewntew: Np, check out ClamTk for a decent gui as well | 01:25 |
cynicist | Newtewewbewntew: I use it on files for friends who run Windows, I agree that it is handy | 01:25 |
Firefishe | pepee: I thought Apple wax built on BSD. | 01:25 |
Firefishe | was | 01:25 |
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Bashing-om | Newtewewbewntew: :) All we can do is try and help. I do not run -anti-virus- so can not advise directly . | 01:25 |
pepee | Firefishe, it was, yes, I didn't say otherwise | 01:26 |
Newtewewbewntew | Bashing-om no worries, I understand the nature of community support. | 01:26 |
OerHeks | If you run a server, use naigos to monitor your stuff, with antivirus signatures you are too late | 01:26 |
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Newtewewbewntew | OerHeks, not running a server yet but I'm thinking of giving it a shot. Thanks for the info. | 01:31 |
brando | if you add a second hard drive to an ubuntu box, do you just chown the drive to be able to read/write on the drive? or is there something else that's more secure? | 01:31 |
reisio | brando: secure? | 01:31 |
reisio | brando: secure from what? | 01:31 |
brando | well I'd like to encrypt the drive and have it accessible after the initial bootup | 01:32 |
jamesd_ | doesn't the ubuntu installer have that option, probably easiest unless you have a good linux base to start from | 01:33 |
reisio | brando: mmm, number of ways you could do that | 01:34 |
reisio | brando: I would go with encfs, personally, as it's incredibly straightforward | 01:34 |
reisio | you might get slightly better performance with some other approaches, though | 01:34 |
OerHeks | make that disk lvm + luks ? | 01:34 |
carlosthejackal | can you run minecraft in ubuntu? | 01:35 |
reisio | carlosthejackal: yup, minecraft is Java™ nonsense | 01:35 |
OerHeks | carlosthejackal, sure, there are installer scripts somewhere in softwarecenter | 01:35 |
Newtewewbewntew | So no words on my flickering cursor? It really isn't that important, but other than relatively slow startup of most things linux (which is probably due to my older hardware) it's the most bothersome part about moving from Win7. | 01:35 |
reisio | Java™ is portable thanks to C | 01:36 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: flickering cursor? | 01:36 |
carlosthejackal | my system loads up in seconds but then again I have top of the line products | 01:36 |
Newtewewbewntew | Yes, dual monitors on dual graphics cards (gtx275) using x-org x server, flickering is only on my primary monitor. | 01:36 |
OerHeks | ah you don't see that splash screen too, with ssd | 01:37 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: what driver? | 01:37 |
Newtewewbewntew | What do you USE your top of the line hardware for carlosthejackal? | 01:37 |
reisio | carlosthejackal: load even faster if you stop turning it off | 01:37 |
Newtewewbewntew | Nouveau | 01:37 |
reisio | you might try nvidia's | 01:38 |
Newtewewbewntew | Did that, breaks my second monitor. | 01:38 |
reisio | breaks? | 01:38 |
Newtewewbewntew | .... *sigh* this is a long one. | 01:38 |
carlosthejackal | 2 4k monitors acer, gtx 760s FTW 16 gb of ram, 8 tb hard drives, 750d, AMD 8 core processor | 01:39 |
carlosthejackal | v6 gtx cooler | 01:39 |
carlosthejackal | 1000 watt power supply | 01:39 |
reisio | fascinating | 01:39 |
Newtewewbewntew | Nvidia drivers DO fix the flickering cursor, but when I enable the second monitor in x server gui, my secondary monitor (x monitor 1) becomes a useless black screen that I can't utilize as desktop space. (the cursor turns to an 'X' and I can't drag anything to it.) | 01:39 |
carlosthejackal | and that 2 gtx 760s sli mode 8gb total | 01:40 |
carlosthejackal | 4gigs each | 01:40 |
Newtewewbewntew | Impressive, what do you use it for again? | 01:40 |
carlosthejackal | my 2 gtx 760s run equal to a 780ti | 01:40 |
Newtewewbewntew | reisio, I did try fiddling with the controls a bit, eventually effecting a mirrored mode that broke my login. (After password entry, both screens went black for a few seconds and returned me to the login prompt.) | 01:42 |
carlosthejackal | GTA V, Battlefield 4, COD series | 01:43 |
Newtewewbewntew | ... | 01:43 |
carlosthejackal | all on 4k | 01:43 |
reisio | carlosthejackal: so interesting | 01:43 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: all dvi? | 01:44 |
Newtewewbewntew | That sounds like fun.... I think I'd be doing that if I had the $$ to spend on high end gaming rigs, rather than trolling support ircs with your big tech dick. | 01:44 |
reisio | beats playing games, amirite | 01:44 |
Newtewewbewntew | DVI from the cards, the one to the flickering cursor monitor is flipped to hdmi as it is a small tv i'm using. | 01:45 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: this is plain Ubuntu? | 01:45 |
Newtewewbewntew | 14.04 LTS | 01:45 |
reisio | so it's hdmi because it hasn't dvi? | 01:46 |
Newtewewbewntew | Correct. | 01:46 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: you have mutter? ('which mutter') | 01:46 |
Newtewewbewntew | I do not. | 01:46 |
reisio | mmm, I guess mutter wouldn't be a great test, anyway | 01:46 |
reisio | install openbox and run 'openbox --replace', see what happens (re: cursor) | 01:47 |
Newtewewbewntew | Meh, I can give it a shot, getting it anyway. | 01:47 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: any displaylink involved? | 01:48 |
Newtewewbewntew | Not that I'm aware of. | 01:49 |
carlosthejackal | I use display ports | 01:49 |
Newtewewbewntew | But I'm also not really sure what that is. | 01:49 |
reisio | carlosthejackal: we just assumed | 01:49 |
reisio | Newtewewbewntew: okay, do the openbox thing | 01:49 |
Newtewewbewntew | Tried, got an ubuntu internal error... pretty sure it didn't take. | 01:51 |
Newtewewbewntew | WM on screen 0 is not exiting. | 01:51 |
Newtewewbewntew | Trying sudo | 01:51 |
carlosthejackal | anyone uses lollypop player? | 01:52 |
carlosthejackal | rythm player is just plain and boring | 01:52 |
Newtewewbewntew | reisio ! That seems to have done it! | 01:52 |
Newtewewbewntew | Everything is a bit more "snappy" too... what's up with that? | 01:53 |
xangua | clementine music player is the music player everyone needs carlosthejackal | 01:53 |
Newtewewbewntew | reisio: Thank you very much for your help. | 01:54 |
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carlosthejackal | clementine | 02:03 |
carlosthejackal | looks boring | 02:03 |
reisio | most music players do | 02:04 |
carlosthejackal | yeah | 02:04 |
OerHeks | Clementine can handle large collections pretty fine, with build-in equaliser. | 02:04 |
reisio | ...most music players can :p | 02:05 |
carlosthejackal | hhhmmmm | 02:05 |
whallz | how can i scroll my terminal while using screen ?? | 02:10 |
reisio | whallz: CTRL+a, ESC, {usual keys here} | 02:10 |
reisio | arrows/hjkl | 02:11 |
carlosthejackal | :P | 02:11 |
whallz | reisio: cool | 02:13 |
reisio | so cool | 02:13 |
reisio | whallz: you can also use space to select something | 02:13 |
reisio | whallz: and then CTRL+a, ] to later paste it | 02:14 |
dinhngoctrang | well well wel | 02:14 |
reisio | a well-a well-a well-a HUH tell me more tell me more | 02:14 |
dinhngoctrang | newbie :) | 02:14 |
whallz | whoa | 02:14 |
whallz | reisio: danke | 02:15 |
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carlosthejackal | that celemtine player | 02:16 |
carlosthejackal | its pretty nice | 02:16 |
carlosthejackal | I like it | 02:16 |
dinhngoctrang | like :) | 02:17 |
reisio | heh | 02:17 |
reisio | good fruit, too | 02:17 |
carlosthejackal | I like it | 02:17 |
carlosthejackal | its bad ass | 02:17 |
carlosthejackal | thanks | 02:17 |
dinhngoctrang | ass ?? | 02:17 |
thiebaude | lol | 02:17 |
dinhngoctrang | tell me more about hack ?? :)) | 02:18 |
vkbcel | 都英文交流啊 | 02:19 |
carlosthejackal | we dont talk about hack | 02:19 |
reisio | vkbcel: not you though | 02:20 |
Ghhos7 | hello | 02:20 |
reisio | hi Ghhos7 | 02:20 |
Ghhos7 | so we dont get to talk about hack | 02:20 |
reisio | you can talk about 'hack' | 02:20 |
Ghhos7 | okay im not here for that anyways i want to talk about the tor browser | 02:21 |
Ghhos7 | and the .onion sites | 02:21 |
vkbcel | why you name is red | 02:21 |
vkbcel | sorry for my english | 02:21 |
reisio | Ghhos7: mmm | 02:22 |
Ghhos7 | cuz he sent the msg to you we dont see his msg or name as red just you | 02:22 |
reisio | vkbcel: your IRC client has an exceedingly juvenile nick coloring system | 02:22 |
reisio | my nick is red either because it is six character long, or because my message includes your nick | 02:22 |
reisio | vkbcel: test | 02:22 |
Ghhos7 | reison: do you know much about it? | 02:23 |
reisio | Ghhos7: I know as much as I care to know | 02:24 |
carlosthejackal | telus.net | 02:24 |
Ghhos7 | reison: and how much do you care to know XD | 02:24 |
carlosthejackal | thats how you know you're in canada | 02:24 |
vkbcel | my xchat don't have menu bar | 02:27 |
Ghhos7 | okay guys if anyone can help me get my hands on some .onion sites that does work and are online please hep me out i have played around on tor browser but never got what i was looking for | 02:27 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- try reddit. They usually have a good selection but I am not sure how current they are. | 02:28 |
Ghhos7 | thank you happyfr0gg | 02:29 |
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reisio | vkbcel: CTRL+F9, or right click anywhere, View > | 02:29 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- you are welcome. | 02:30 |
dinhngoctrang | who come level 3 on deep wwed ?? | 02:30 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- The #tor channel is at irc.oftc.net. | 02:30 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- You can inquire there if you wish. | 02:31 |
dinhngoctrang | my english is baddd :(( | 02:31 |
Ghhos7 | i didnt know they had that might check it out thank you gain happyfr0gg | 02:31 |
vkbcel | it's not working but thanks | 02:32 |
happyfr0gg | I tried to join the channel on Freenode and it did not go through. That is when it told me the actual network the channel operates on. | 02:32 |
dinhngoctrang | tor for ubuntu ?? | 02:34 |
carlosthejackal | tor is ugly | 02:35 |
Ghhos7 | tor is not too hard to install for ubuntu dinhngoctrang | 02:35 |
carlosthejackal | I'm on a VPN so don't need TOR | 02:36 |
Ghhos7 | happyfr0gg i dont think anyone on the #tor is online | 02:36 |
dinhngoctrang | i can see tor in software Center tks :)) | 02:38 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- I just posted a question there. It may take some time before anyone submits a reply. | 02:38 |
Ghhos7 | i didnt know they had that i do everything with terminal XD dinhngoctrang | 02:39 |
OerHeks | !tor | 02:39 |
ubottu | Tor is a program to route connections through several servers for anonymity. It is in Ubuntu's repositories, but the Tor Project recommends using their Tor packages due to past issues with Ubuntu's. For setup info, see option (2) of https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en | To use Tor on freenode, see !tor-sasl | 02:39 |
Ghhos7 | happyfr0gg i didnt get it on my client can you help me out all i did was open the chat with the #tor you sent me it opened ##nottor tho | 02:40 |
carlosthejackal | I wish I could make the irc chat look like the terminal | 02:40 |
carlosthejackal | is that possible? | 02:41 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7 & dinhngoctrang, SelekTOR allows you to choose which country Exit Nodes you wish to use. | 02:41 |
dinhngoctrang | thank ubottu | 02:41 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- what chat client are you using? | 02:41 |
carlosthejackal | ircxhat | 02:41 |
Ghhos7 | happyfr0gg: xchat | 02:42 |
carlosthejackal | yes | 02:42 |
carlosthejackal | XCHAT | 02:42 |
carlosthejackal | I want the background to be black | 02:42 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- Okay. In the upper left corner (XChat) select New Server Window. | 02:43 |
carlosthejackal | almost bedtime | 02:44 |
happyfr0gg | Ghhos7- In the New Server Window that opens up. Go to Network List and choose OFTC as the IRC network and connect. From there, type in /join and then the pound symbol tor. | 02:44 |
carlosthejackal | gotta head out to the gym | 02:44 |
carlosthejackal | goodnight my nerdies | 02:45 |
carlosthejackal | have a great night | 02:45 |
dinhngoctrang | where are you from ???? | 02:45 |
happyfr0gg | My laptop battery is about to go. I might return later. | 02:46 |
Ghhos7 | happyfr0gg: when might later be XD | 02:47 |
dinhngoctrang | room is boring XD | 02:47 |
carlosthejackal | Not telling you | 02:47 |
carlosthejackal | lol | 02:47 |
svetlana | dinhngoctrang: Hi. | 02:47 |
carlosthejackal | reason I'm on VPN | 02:47 |
carlosthejackal | so you don't know where I'm at | 02:47 |
svetlana | dinhngoctrang: Welcome to IRC, freenode. The network focus is on making copyleft (broadly licensed) things. #ubuntu focus is on support for the Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution. | 02:48 |
carlosthejackal | I'm a ghost in the night | 02:48 |
carlosthejackal | Ghost Dog | 02:48 |
svetlana | dinhngoctrang: The channel includes people from each continent, but only a small fraction are awake and active. How may I help you? What are your expectations? | 02:48 |
carlosthejackal | svetlana | 02:49 |
carlosthejackal | sounds like the name of a vodka drink | 02:49 |
dinhngoctrang | ghost | 02:49 |
Ghhos7 | haha this dude is funny XD | 02:49 |
svetlana | carlosthejackal: it is, and it is my nickname. (I do not like too much attention to me as a person, of course; else this channel would be unusable.) | 02:49 |
dinhngoctrang | anonymous | 02:49 |
eltopolino | So with the recent update i did, both my sound channels have merged into one, left and right. | 02:50 |
eltopolino | How can i fix this? | 02:50 |
carlosthejackal | you mean its on MONO | 02:50 |
Ghhos7 | why does the vodka dude talk as if he is siri on IOS or some shit | 02:50 |
svetlana | carlosthejackal: Yes, that's what he means. | 02:50 |
svetlana | eltopolino: Upgrade from what to what, what desktop environment are you using, and is it fixable in your sound preferences or does it ignore them? | 02:51 |
SuperLag | !pptp | 02:51 |
SuperLag | hmm | 02:51 |
carlosthejackal | Google it | 02:51 |
eltopolino | well i just updated not upgraded, i have been googling, come up with nothing | 02:51 |
eltopolino | In the sound preferences i select Analog Stereo Output | 02:52 |
svetlana | carlosthejackal: Not all people here, for being new users, know what to Google, or how to interpret the results. | 02:52 |
eltopolino | I do test left and/or right | 02:52 |
eltopolino | but both left and right play through both channels | 02:52 |
svetlana | eltopolino: Do you have external speakers? Does it behave in a stereo way? (If you don't, that is fine, but I figured it'd be one way to troubleshoot). | 02:52 |
eltopolino | I am just plugging headphones into the back | 02:53 |
eltopolino | Let me try to plug them in the front jack | 02:53 |
eltopolino | Nope theyre still mixed | 02:54 |
svetlana | Are you experiencing the problem in the headphones, or in the built-in speakers, or both? | 02:54 |
eltopolino | My output is mixed | 02:54 |
svetlana | Is it mixed in the headphones, in the builtin speakers, or both? | 02:55 |
eltopolino | Something i noticed, before on the Analog Stereo i would get a Volume scroll | 02:55 |
eltopolino | Now i see a Left and Right balance | 02:55 |
carlosthejackal | might be your driver bro uninstall and reinstall | 02:55 |
eltopolino | svetlana, its mono/mixed coming out , through every application | 02:55 |
eltopolino | It wasnt like this 40 mins ago | 02:56 |
svetlana | o_O do you *HAVE* built-in speakers at all? | 02:56 |
eltopolino | Before i restarted | 02:56 |
eltopolino | No | 02:56 |
svetlana | Ah ok. I would pastebin dmesg. And say the graphics card model. | 02:57 |
svetlana | If it had problems with loading the module it would probably mention them in a log. | 02:57 |
eltopolino | Im not using the videocard sound | 02:58 |
eltopolino | Just the regular motherboard output | 02:58 |
LonelyDanbo | I broke Wine by apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade, and now my games won't run. It gave different errors the first time but now skips them. 1st was rundll32.exe - .NET Framework Installation Error "unable to find a version of the runtime to run this application" | 03:01 |
ultragamecard | idk | 03:02 |
LonelyDanbo | Hm. WoW gave different errors during the changes to winecfg the 1st time compared to Terraria. though they both gave Gecko Installer errors. | 03:05 |
LonelyDanbo | god I hate my life. | 03:05 |
LonelyDanbo | this is so pointless. | 03:05 |
LonelyDanbo | I feel like going back to the botnet. | 03:05 |
ultragamecard | what botnet? | 03:05 |
LonelyDanbo | "the botnet". It's what people erroneously term the surveillance state. use windows, use IE, use nothing that protects you. | 03:06 |
ultragamecard | oh | 03:06 |
ultragamecard | so me rn | 03:06 |
eltopolino | Ok so i uninstalled pulse and alsa but the sound is sitll working like before | 03:07 |
eltopolino | Should i restart to see that it doesnt work , so i can reinstall it | 03:08 |
LonelyDanbo | I've been away from Windows for over a year now, but other than a few weeks of hell trying to set up software initially, I've barely touched anything. and then as soon as I try to update Xubuntu {which it still didn't @!#$%ing do!} it breaks the games I play and I have to start over. | 03:08 |
Ghhos7 | hey guys anyone got an idea of what i need to write a botnet script or whatever honestly i am very noob and only know html n css | 03:08 |
Ghhos7 | i want to make a "zombie army" and do fun stuff for the lolz | 03:09 |
tonyyarusso | Ghhos7: That's not appropriate for Freenode. | 03:09 |
Ghhos7 | for who? | 03:09 |
tonyyarusso | Anyone. | 03:09 |
ultragamecard | Ghhos7: would a javascript botnet work? | 03:09 |
ultragamecard | it has no persistance | 03:09 |
Ghhos7 | will a javascript really do it? i want to be able to get all the information from a computer on my botnet and do some Ddos atacks with them | 03:10 |
Ghhos7 | ofc all this without the user knowing its happening | 03:11 |
ultragamecard | for research only | 03:11 |
somsip | !ot | 03:11 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 03:11 |
ultragamecard | https://hack.chat/?c91xrsv4 | 03:11 |
somsip | Ghhos7: so take this somewhere else please | 03:11 |
ultragamecard | here: https://hack.chat/?c91xrsv4 | 03:12 |
LonelyDanbo | I'm so tired. I can't deal with life. what the... WoW is running despite the errors? or at least an "initial setup of required data files". might utterly fail after that. | 03:12 |
Ghhos7 | how do i connect to that chat ultragamercard | 03:12 |
ultragamecard | Ghhos7: https://hack.chat/?c91xrsv4 | 03:12 |
ultragamecard | it's a link | 03:12 |
ultragamecard | use a browser | 03:13 |
Andre______ | hi, | 03:14 |
Andre______ | Im running ubuntu off of a 8gb flash drive. | 03:14 |
Andre______ | and im trying to install ubuntu onto a 32 gig flash | 03:15 |
Andre______ | so | 03:15 |
Andre______ | i ran the install ubuntu thing | 03:15 |
Andre______ | and its been at Running "update-grub" | 03:15 |
Andre______ | for 4 hours | 03:15 |
tonyyarusso | Andre______: Please don't randomly bang on the enter key...compose your thought and *then* start typing. | 03:16 |
Andre______ | sorry. | 03:16 |
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svetlana | Andre______: Hi. | 03:19 |
Andre______ | How do i post my log? the install thing is still running. when i hightlight the log in the bottom of the window, and i do control C it types ^C and doesnt copy it, when i right click it, no options come up. | 03:19 |
dinhngoctrang | have room has a litte girl ?? | 03:19 |
svetlana | Andre______: Can you attempt the install one more time and, if it still has this issue, check the integrity of your download using md5sum? IIRC update-grub is a relatively incomplicated part of the install. | 03:19 |
svetlana | Andre______: Is it connected to network? | 03:20 |
Andre______ | Well, for the first part it wasnt. then when it was taking forever on update-grub i then connected | 03:20 |
Andre______ | Is that the issue? | 03:20 |
svetlana | dinhngoctrang: As said before, The network focus is on making copyleft (broadly licensed) things. #ubuntu focus is on support for the Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution. -- You are unlikely to "just meet" people; for that, please use your local Linux and Free/Open-source meetups. | 03:21 |
svetlana | Andre______: Connecting to the network is not an issue. If the log contains an error message, we should upload it on the Internet somewhere. | 03:21 |
Andre______ | it has lots of warnings | 03:21 |
svetlana | Andre______: Do you have a mouse? Can you /select/ it? | 03:22 |
Andre______ | what is /select/? and yes i do have a mouse | 03:22 |
plytro | anyone familiar with sssd setup? | 03:22 |
svetlana | Andre______: Just select it, and then open a web browser and middle-click to paste what you selected. | 03:23 |
svetlana | Select it by your mouse, just like you would as if you were trying to copy it. | 03:23 |
Andre______ | wow, i didnt know you could do that. http://paste.ubuntu.com/11928442/ | 03:24 |
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svetlana | None of these look grub-related. Would attempt the install one more time and, if the issue persists, go back to checking the integrity of the download. | 03:25 |
Andre______ | ok | 03:26 |
Andre______ | ill get back to you when its at where it is now | 03:26 |
dinhngoctrang | are you admin ?? svetlana ?? | 03:26 |
Andre______ | if it freezes | 03:26 |
Andre______ | uhh, how do i quit it? There is no X and no cancel or anything | 03:26 |
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Andre______ | nevermind | 03:27 |
svetlana | Andre______: If you're going to stop and start from scratch, just press the power button, I think. | 03:27 |
eltopolino | Ok so when i switch the balance fully to either channel ( left of right) , when i click play left nothing comes out, but when i click play right it comes out of both channels | 03:28 |
eltopolino | And vice versa | 03:28 |
dinhngoctrang | how to select IRC channel ?? | 03:31 |
dinhngoctrang | quit | 03:32 |
reisio | dinhngoctrang: /join #foo | 03:34 |
reisio | /msg alis list *bar* | 03:34 |
reisio | etc. | 03:34 |
dinhngoctrang | ok | 03:37 |
dinhngoctrang | tor room ?? | 03:38 |
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dm444 | Anyone familiar with fakeraid on unbutu 14.04? | 03:48 |
bodhi_zazen | dm444, sure, you taking a poll you do you have a question? | 03:49 |
bodhi_zazen | =) | 03:49 |
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cre8torx | having problems did an update and now it can't find my graphics card | 03:50 |
dm444 | nope. a poll. bye :) . ok kidding . I had a bit of trouble/confusion setting up the fakeraid/sofware raid a tthe start. long store short many hours of the Intel matrix stuff giving me trouble and then just turned it off and used whatever i could do manually in the server install menus with i think LVM . in any case it's running. it looks there but I think maybe i goofed the partion settup. How can I verify the setup to see if it | 03:51 |
dm444 | some tools i ran gave me odd results of what partitions and formats are there. | 03:52 |
cre8torx | can't run the cgi in low graphics mode only console | 03:52 |
bodhi_zazen | cre8torx, does it work with an old kernel, what update? what hardware ? what driver ? | 03:52 |
cre8torx | kylin,7870 radeon | 03:53 |
bodhi_zazen | dm444, you want to confirm you are using fakeraid ? | 03:53 |
bodhi_zazen | dm444, can you run mount | pastebinit | 03:53 |
cre8torx | no not even with the old kernel | 03:53 |
dm444 | well... yes essentially. i think i saw only 1 partition bootable (don't i need both just incase? what commands can i run to confirm :) its all good | 03:54 |
dm444 | bodhi_zazen: sure | 03:54 |
bodhi_zazen | df -h |pastebinit | 03:54 |
cre8torx | i didn't make a grub boot but it automaticly did after the update | 03:54 |
cre8torx | system update that is | 03:55 |
dm444 | bodhi_zazen: http://pastebin.com/5fWXbPn4 | 03:56 |
How | I need help how to run my .exe program on Ubuntu using "DOS Emulator". I have tried all the tutorial I can search but I can't still run my .exe program | 03:57 |
reisio | How: what program is this? | 03:57 |
cre8torx | ok | 03:58 |
cre8torx | ubuntu is running in low graphics mode | 03:58 |
cre8torx | thats the problem | 03:58 |
How | it's a software from my client.. used for encoding\ | 03:58 |
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cre8torx | whats the driver download for ati through synaptic or what ever for the drivers | 03:59 |
How | Reisio, are you familiar how DOS Emulator works? | 04:00 |
reisio | How: for encoding? | 04:00 |
bodhi_zazen | dm444, dmraid -r ; dmraid -s | 04:00 |
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How | Reisio, yes | 04:01 |
bodhi_zazen | cre8torx, so install the driver and see if it helps | 04:01 |
dm444 | bodhi_zazen: dmraid not a command on this system. | 04:02 |
bodhi_zazen | sudo dmraid ... | 04:02 |
How | Reisio, I have tried to run other .exe on DOS Emulator.. and it works. but when i tried my .exe program i can't run it | 04:02 |
bodhi_zazen | sudo apt-get install dmraid ;) | 04:03 |
cre8torx | question what's the path for the driver downloads | 04:03 |
dm444 | no dmraid. i think its "mdadm" ? | 04:03 |
cre8torx | sudo app-install ???????????????? | 04:04 |
bodhi_zazen | http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=dmraid | 04:04 |
dm444 | ok..checking it out..... | 04:05 |
cre8torx | sudo app-install ???????????????? | 04:05 |
wileee | cre8torx, bodhi_zazen gave you the command | 04:06 |
svetlana | cre8torx: ok | 04:07 |
wileee | cre8torx, Err sorry with no nics I missed it was for another never mind my bad | 04:07 |
bodhi_zazen | cre8torx, http://askubuntu.com/questions/22118/can-i-install-extra-drivers-via-the-command-prompt | 04:07 |
reisio | How: for encoding what | 04:07 |
svetlana | cre8torx: what hardware is it? | 04:07 |
bodhi_zazen | svetlana, "cre8torx> kylin,7870 radeon" | 04:08 |
cre8torx | 7870 ati radeon | 04:08 |
How | Reisio, can we talk somewhere else more private?? 'Coz I might break some legal rights since this "Software" is registered to my client | 04:11 |
OerHeks | sudo ubuntu-drivers list # to seeyour device and availabledrivers, sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall #speaks for itself | 04:11 |
bodhi_zazen | How did you try wine ? | 04:11 |
dm444 | bodhi_zazen: whats the diff between dmraid and mdadm? | 04:11 |
bodhi_zazen | wine /path/to/.exe | 04:11 |
svetlana | cre8torx: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD | 04:12 |
ultragamecard | @How https://hack.chat/?7e7vz8es | 04:12 |
OerHeks | ultragamecard, please don't spam | 04:13 |
reisio | How: sure | 04:13 |
ultragamecard | he wanted a private chat | 04:13 |
ultragamecard | ok sorry | 04:13 |
How | reisio, where can we have private chat? | 04:14 |
somsip | How: /msg {user} {message} will open a private window | 04:14 |
svetlana | How: reisio: see what somsip said. Web browser based chat is more slow. | 04:15 |
reisio | svetlana: quoi? | 04:15 |
reisio | oh, n/m | 04:15 |
bodhi_zazen | mdadm -D /dev/md0 | 04:17 |
dm444 | bodhi_zazen: hmmmm "no raid disks" do both commands....wierd. in "Disks" interface Linux raid auto | 04:18 |
bodhi_zazen | sounds as if it is not working | 04:18 |
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bodhi_zazen | mdadm --detail /dev/md0 | 04:21 |
bodhi_zazen | http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-mdadm/mdadm.git;a=blob_plain;f=debian/FAQ;hb=HEAD | 04:21 |
dm444 | bodhi_zazen: ok check that output.it shows something . http://pastebin.com/jVmfBCd2 | 04:22 |
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bodhi_zazen | dm444, OK, it is working =) | 04:22 |
bodhi_zazen | https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Linux_Raid | 04:23 |
dm444 | uh... i still don't feel secure :) . are both drives bootable in this setup? and what exactly happens if one drive dies? 'Disks" gui shows only 1 bootable, if it actually sports raid? | 04:23 |
dm444 | i saw something about needing to manually setup the automatic startup on drive failure? | 04:24 |
reisio | ah, raid :p | 04:25 |
dm444 | reisio: pain in the * really | 04:27 |
bodhi_zazen | dm444, best read the documentation - https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Reconstruction | 04:27 |
dm444 | thanks | 04:27 |
dm444 | not to complain about ubuntu software raid but... "Try to reconstruct the MBR with the boot loader of choice" | 04:30 |
dm444 | so no good gui for fakeraid eh? | 04:41 |
cre8torx | thank you | 04:44 |
cre8torx | now my mouse dosen't work | 04:44 |
cre8torx | lol | 04:44 |
IceNine9 | I can't get my Ubuntu (ubuntu-14.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso) to boot on a Mac (10.10.3). I have rei find installed and booted with the USB (which I know was written to, and completed, via dd) but I get errors upon clicking on the Pinguin icon in the boot menu. Error was: i8042: No Controller found | 04:44 |
cre8torx | it was sudo apt-get install flgrx | 04:44 |
cre8torx | fglrx | 04:44 |
cre8torx | gui is up | 04:45 |
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pokergod | using terminal+ssh, is there a way to change the background color if i connect to a certain ssh box? | 05:08 |
kelvin | Hello. | 05:17 |
kelvin | Bye | 05:18 |
Koyaanis | what the hell | 05:36 |
Koyaanis | i have a dir in usr/local/bin | 05:36 |
Koyaanis | but i cant access it with cd. why is that? | 05:36 |
Koyaanis | oh | 05:37 |
Koyaanis | its af ile | 05:37 |
Koyaanis | no a directory | 05:37 |
Koyaanis | fuck | 05:37 |
wafflejock | Koyaanis, yeah watch the language in here channel is all ages, any of the bin folders typically contain executable binaries or links to them | 05:43 |
wafflejock | pokergod, believe the color is typically just controlled by the terminal shell wrapper itself you can use the message of the day (see motd) to have something show up when you login | 05:45 |
wafflejock | pokergod, you could potentially use this setterm command I guess in the motd | 05:46 |
wafflejock | er in the .bashrc or something else maybe | 05:46 |
wafflejock | pokergod, setterm -term linux -back <background_colour> -fore <text_color> -clear | 05:46 |
wafflejock | yeah works in .bashrc | 05:48 |
wafflejock | need another one in the ~/.bash_logout to switch it back when you exit the server though too | 05:49 |
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roracle | hey guys, I'm using 14.10 server (yes I know it's out soon) but I need help: I can't seem to use mod_rewrite on my subdomain pages. | 06:02 |
lotuspsychje | !eol | roracle | 06:02 |
ubottu | roracle: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 06:02 |
roracle | wait I'm an hour late for getting support? | 06:03 |
roracle | that's no good | 06:03 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: maybe the #ubuntu-server guys might help on your mod_rewrite | 06:03 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: i wanna help you, but its wise to reinstall 14.04 fresh or upgrade to 15.04 first | 06:04 |
roracle | i can do a dist upgrade right? | 06:04 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: sure | 06:04 |
roracle | okay i'll do it when i get home tomorrow, i'm at work, and logging in at home server from across the network and i'd rather be there to get it working properly | 06:05 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: backup important data also before upgrade too :p | 06:05 |
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roracle | yeah. i seriously thought i had 14.04 installed then realized i had too much already re-set-up. i've been using 14.10 for like five months now lol | 06:06 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: yeah i would advise 14.04 server for long time support | 06:06 |
roracle | when is the next LTS one? | 06:07 |
wafflejock | 16 | 06:07 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: 16.04 | 06:07 |
wafflejock | 16.04 | 06:07 |
wafflejock | every two years there's an LTS | 06:07 |
roracle | okay so 14.04 is the current i should use then | 06:07 |
wafflejock | at least that's been the schedule for a while here | 06:07 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: correct | 06:07 |
roracle | this sucks...downgrading lol. i hope everything still works fine | 06:07 |
lotuspsychje | !release | roracle | 06:07 |
ubottu | roracle: Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 9 months to 5 years. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases | 06:07 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: you cant downgrade mate, install 14.04 fresh | 06:08 |
roracle | lotuspsychje: that's what downgrading is lol | 06:08 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: no actually downgrading is a reverse upgrading from an existing version | 06:09 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: you cant reverse 14.10 to 14.04 digitaly | 06:10 |
roracle | well in my experience that's usually the first step of downgrading befor the ineviatibe frustration of wiping and doing a fresh install lol | 06:10 |
lotuspsychje | :p | 06:10 |
lotuspsychje | roracle: anyway good luck with your new server | 06:10 |
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brucelee | does ifdown eth0 affect eth0.1? | 06:23 |
agent_white | brucelee: Try it and see? | 06:28 |
agent_white | I could be an alias, depending on your configuration. Or maybe not. | 06:28 |
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lickalott_ | hey all. I have a new laptop with 14.04 on it. and the first time it boots it always dumps me into initramfs. I ctrl+alt+del, reboot, and it works. Anyone have any idea how to fix this? | 06:34 |
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nikolam | anyone knows how do I recompile/bring back kernel module for Matrox (G400) Graphics card support in (X)Ubuntu 14.04?? | 06:36 |
nikolam | I heard long ago that it is ditched from the kernel | 06:36 |
nikolam | So I suspect graphics slowness is because of using VESA or something | 06:36 |
agent_white | lickalott_: Can you paste the full error you receive when it jumps you into initramfs? Either via paste.ubuntu.com, or if you don't want to type it all out, possibly a picture from your phone uploaded to imgur.com ? | 06:38 |
lickalott_ | agent_white, the next time it happens I can do that. | 06:39 |
lickalott_ | nothing from the logs now would lend ideas? | 06:39 |
agent_white | lickalott_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelBoot | 06:40 |
lotuspsychje | lickalott_: dmesg, syslog or F1 at boot can help | 06:41 |
en1gma | im on 14.04.2 amd64 desktop. 'uname -r' = "3.16.0-44-generic" i downloaded 3.16.0 from kernel.org (i had to do a patch on a .h file) the next step in the guide says i need to "sudo apt-get build-dep linux-image-`uname -r`" | 06:44 |
agent_white | Or, via the link I provided, add the "debug" boot option to have a log written for you to peek at. | 06:44 |
en1gma | but it tells me there is no package for me | 06:44 |
en1gma | what does that caommand "sudo apt-get build-dep linux-image-`uname -r`" actually do | 06:44 |
en1gma | do i need it? | 06:44 |
How | is it possible to run VB.Net on Ubuntu? | 06:45 |
agent_white | en1gma: That is assuming you're grabbing a package from the repos. But as you said, you're using a kernel you downloaded elsewhere. | 06:46 |
en1gma | ohhh. how do i get it from the repos? that would be so much better | 06:47 |
en1gma | that the same kernels im on. | 06:47 |
en1gma | ill google. i bet its a ppa mainline or something like that | 06:47 |
agent_white | en1gma: Read the article you are following... that command is to get the source code of the current kernel you are running. | 06:49 |
agent_white | en1gma: More importantly, what exactly are you trying to do? | 06:49 |
prueba | hi | 06:49 |
lickalott_ | lotuspsychje, agelnt_white ---> Syslog ---> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11928884/ | 06:49 |
prueba | a question ubuntu version 14 no longer freezes | 06:50 |
prueba | hi | 06:50 |
prueba | a question ubuntu version 14 no longer freezes | 06:50 |
OerHeks | prueba, you want to know why ubuntu version 14 no longer freezes? .. | 06:51 |
en1gma | Agent_Smith_BR im trying to get the current source code just like the command is supposed to do | 06:52 |
en1gma | here is my http://pastebin.ca/3072869 | 06:52 |
en1gma | im on the ubuntu mainline ppa for kernel 3.16 and they only have the kernel 3.16.0.30 which i am updated to 3.16.044 (so uname -r says) | 06:53 |
en1gma | i did "switch" back to 3.16.0.30 and tried the same command but same result | 06:54 |
en1gma | but right now i switched back again and am on 3.16.0.44 | 06:54 |
en1gma | which is not on ubuntu servers. i just got the 3.16.0.30 | 06:55 |
en1gma | but they are debs. do i need to extract? | 06:55 |
agent_white | en1gma: Look at line 5 of the pastebin. | 06:55 |
en1gma | i seen a git. i bet i have to git | 06:55 |
agent_white | It's grabbing the wrong source code. | 06:56 |
en1gma | Agent_Smith_BR yea i see line 5 and then 6 looks like a problem | 06:56 |
agent_white | en1gma: If you're wanting to get the source code for the kernel, take a look here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/SourceCode | 06:56 |
agent_white | `apt-get source linux-image-$(uname -r)` | 06:56 |
agent_white | build-dep attempts to satisfy the dependencies for a source package... you don't seem interested in that, from what I understand. You just want the source code, right? | 06:57 |
en1gma | well that build-dep command looks like it could make it build nice since its ubuntu specific | 06:58 |
en1gma | i like to have it working | 06:58 |
nikolam | I have mga driver loaded but i am not sure if graphics driver is in use. It is matrox G400. | 06:59 |
en1gma | uhh. i thinking. why dont the build-dep command work? it should | 06:59 |
en1gma | its 14.04.2 LTS and i dont even have backports or proposed checked on | 07:00 |
agent_white | en1gma: Did you try the command I said to try? | 07:00 |
nikolam | Bah, I have installed xserver-xorg-video-mga package. But is it used? (LTS 14.04) | 07:00 |
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en1gma | Agent_Smith_BR didnt try the command because you said i was just interested in the sources and not the build-dep command which i am interested in it | 07:01 |
en1gma | ok i try command now 1 sec. | 07:01 |
agent_white | en1gma: Also, my name is agent_white. You may want to use "agent_white" instead of "Agent_Smith..." so you're not annoying him with notifications :P | 07:02 |
agent_white | en1gma: You're interested in getting the kernel source. Not the `build-dep` flag. | 07:02 |
en1gma | Agent_Smith_BR http://pastebin.ca/3072890 | 07:04 |
en1gma | oops :) sorry bout that | 07:04 |
en1gma | this is a brand new install with all updates but no backports or proposed in update manager settings | 07:05 |
en1gma | ,.etc/apt/source.lst basically | 07:05 |
en1gma | only thing i installed is hexchat | 07:06 |
en1gma | maybe a couple build things but basically fresh | 07:06 |
agent_white | en1gma: What happens when you attempt to do `sudo apt-get source linux-image-3.16.0-44-generic` ? | 07:06 |
agent_white | en1gma: And are you familiar with LTS? | 07:07 |
Na3iL | good morning, who uses Awesome wm as DE/environment on his distro? | 07:07 |
en1gma | agent_white http://pastebin.ca/3072897 | 07:07 |
en1gma | i know LTS = long term support :) | 07:08 |
agent_white | Na3iL: It is best to ask your question instead of a head-count. What is your question? | 07:08 |
en1gma | im familiar with ubuntu but i do so maky different version usually newest | 07:08 |
en1gma | i need stable this time for this program i messing with (opencl) | 07:08 |
Na3iL | agent_white, I think that my question very clear! am searching for guys to help and go through on this team #ubuntu-awesome | 07:09 |
en1gma | had to patch the intel gpu shared memory patch | 07:09 |
agent_white | Na3iL: Your question is not a question, but a poll. | 07:10 |
arron | hello | 07:10 |
en1gma | agent_white can i use my current 3.16.0.30 kernel .config in the 3.16.tar.gz from kernel.org? should be able to right? | 07:10 |
agent_white | en1gma: You're confusing me. Again, what exactly is your goal? Originally you stated you wanted the kernel source code, but now you're talking about opencl... | 07:10 |
Na3iL | lol | 07:11 |
en1gma | build-deps | 07:11 |
agent_white | For what? | 07:11 |
agent_white | To do what? Why? | 07:11 |
en1gma | kernel source isnt an issue as i can do the git checkout that you pointed me to | 07:11 |
agent_white | Again. | 07:11 |
agent_white | What is your goal? | 07:11 |
agent_white | en1gma: http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html | 07:12 |
en1gma | for the ubuntu scripts to work and ".configure" the sources or whatever it does so i can the do a make install | 07:12 |
agent_white | http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#symptoms -- specifically. Read this. | 07:12 |
agent_white | en1gma: Read http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#symptom | 07:12 |
en1gma | of make-pkg to get debs | 07:12 |
agent_white | http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#symptoms * | 07:12 |
agent_white | You are not making sense. | 07:12 |
en1gma | yea with the git checkout for the 3.16.0.30 sources it will have my current .config so wont have to mess with that. only need to get "Build-deps" working right? | 07:13 |
agent_white | en1gma: I don't know what you are trying to accomplish, so I can't help you until you tell me exactly why you're attempting all this. | 07:14 |
en1gma | here is the command 'sudo apt-get build-dep linux-image-`uname -r`' | 07:14 |
agent_white | Why do you need the source code? Are you just trying to get opencl to work? What EXACTLY are you trying to solve? | 07:15 |
en1gma | where it says build-dep if i run that command in the new git checkout of 3.16.0.30 will it function? | 07:15 |
agent_white | en1gma: Good luck. If you can't answer my simple question then you're on your own. | 07:15 |
en1gma | i mentioned to you awhile ago. i have to patch the kernel to get the GPU to work right. the patch is to let "Shared Memory" work correctly with opencl | 07:15 |
agent_white | Why do you know you need to patch the kernel? | 07:16 |
agent_white | How? | 07:16 |
agent_white | Why do you know it's a shared memory problem? | 07:16 |
agent_white | Why do you know it's having to do with opencl? | 07:16 |
agent_white | ... etc. | 07:16 |
en1gma | http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Beignet/ | 07:16 |
en1gma | search "patch" | 07:16 |
agent_white | That does not help me. | 07:16 |
en1gma | http://arrayfire.com/opencl-on-intel-hd-iris-graphics-on-linux/ | 07:16 |
en1gma | patch | 07:16 |
en1gma | it has to be patched. | 07:16 |
en1gma | its fixed in kernel 4.2 | 07:17 |
agent_white | What would help me, is an explanation of what your original problem was that lead you to believe this is the answer. | 07:17 |
en1gma | which ive already verified | 07:17 |
agent_white | Until you can do that, I cannot help you. | 07:17 |
agent_white | en1gma: http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#symptoms | 07:18 |
en1gma | are we not allowed to patch a kernel and compile? i think i figured it out with your help already. i need to git checkout 3.16.0.30 then cd to that dir. then run that 'sudo apt-get build-dep linux-image-`uname -r`' | 07:18 |
agent_white | en1gma: "Describe the problem's symptoms, not your guesses" | 07:18 |
en1gma | think i got. | 07:19 |
agent_white | I give up. | 07:19 |
en1gma | thanks | 07:19 |
agent_white | Goodluck. | 07:19 |
en1gma | im better off on my own | 07:19 |
wileee | me runs 4.2 in 14.04 | 07:19 |
agent_white | en1gma: You're better off starting from the beginning instead of stumbling your way through. | 07:20 |
agent_white | I don't even know how ' | 07:20 |
en1gma | i was very specific. | 07:20 |
en1gma | compile patched kernel = goal | 07:20 |
agent_white | No. You didn't even describe your original issue. | 07:20 |
en1gma | getting build-dep to configure it correctly | 07:21 |
agent_white | You only are describing what you think is the fix. | 07:21 |
en1gma | yes i did | 07:21 |
agent_white | ... | 07:21 |
en1gma | nope | 07:21 |
wileee | agent_white, excellent link. | 07:21 |
* agent_white sighs | 07:21 | |
en1gma | ive researched this solid for last week | 07:21 |
en1gma | i know all about it | 07:21 |
en1gma | its also in the intel sdk pdf | 07:21 |
agent_white | wileee: ;) It's unfortunate folks who need it don't read it. | 07:21 |
en1gma | i read it | 07:21 |
wileee | yeah, right on the button in it's rhetoric | 07:22 |
agent_white | en1gma: No, you did not. Otherwise you would have noticed the header "Describe the goal, not the step" | 07:22 |
agent_white | "Often, people who need technical help have a high-level goal in mind and get stuck on what they think is one particular path towards the goal. They come for help with the step, but don't realize that the path is wrong. It can take substantial effort to get past this. | 07:22 |
agent_white | " | 07:22 |
en1gma | see ya l8r. dont got time to squable | 07:22 |
en1gma | thanks for mentioning the ppa i had forgot | 07:23 |
ObrienDave | wow | 07:23 |
agent_white | I have no idea what you're on about, en1gma. Good luck. | 07:23 |
ObrienDave | we'll be seeing you ;P | 07:24 |
agent_white | Hopefully after reading my link. | 07:24 |
ObrienDave | somehow, i don't think so ;P | 07:25 |
agent_white | ObrienDave: Agreed. :P | 07:25 |
ObrienDave | he " knows all about it " LOL | 07:25 |
wileee | they will get it done some day than come here to brag | 07:25 |
wileee | see what I did humph | 07:26 |
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agent_white | Or he'll tell the doctor he needs a heart transplant when in reality there's a splinter in his foot. | 07:26 |
ObrienDave | my money is on "i can't get it to work and my system is borked" ;P | 07:26 |
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edilson | hola | 07:27 |
ObrienDave | Appropriate time-of-day greetings & Welcome | 07:27 |
agent_white | Heya | 07:28 |
agent_white | ObrienDave: Luckily that was a one-off... most people here seem to actually listen when you tell them to stop, rewind, and explain the original issue... others... well... | 07:28 |
lotuspsychje | !es | edilson | 07:29 |
ubottu | edilson: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. | 07:29 |
edilson | tks | 07:30 |
Pupp3tm4st3r | hi there, is it possible to create a user with the same permissions as another user? | 07:31 |
ObrienDave | agent_white, i admire your patience and telling him to bugger off :) | 07:32 |
Pupp3tm4st3r | so that i have a user named user01 that can access all folders of user02 | 07:32 |
ObrienDave | *not telling | 07:32 |
Pupp3tm4st3r | and write into them | 07:32 |
fear | hi | 07:35 |
fear | hi i am fear | 07:35 |
decibyte | hi everyone | 07:36 |
decibyte | my unity seems to be broken. no window decorations, launcher or anything when i log in. is there a log file somewhere i can check to find clues about what's going on? | 07:36 |
fear | so | 07:36 |
fear | doom | 07:36 |
ObrienDave | decibyte, reinstall unity | 07:36 |
fear | bye | 07:36 |
agent_white | decibyte: So you reach the login screen, but after logging in there's just your desktop background, nothing else? | 07:36 |
ObrienDave | fear, you'll notice we are ignoring you | 07:37 |
fear | wut no way | 07:37 |
decibyte | agent_white: yes, my desktop is there (right click menu working). and my auto start apps open (browser, mail, terminal) | 07:37 |
agent_white | decibyte: What window manager is in use? (click the cog-wheel at the login screen to see what window manager you're using) | 07:37 |
agent_white | decibyte: Ok. So... the icons are missing, and taskbars? | 07:38 |
fear | hay stop talking to friends and talk to me fear! now! | 07:38 |
decibyte | agent_white: it's "Ubuntu", which is unity, right? i installed and running mate now to be able to use the system | 07:38 |
* ObrienDave loves a good /ignore command | 07:38 | |
decibyte | agent_white: taskbar is the top bar, right? yes, that's missing. and no laucher either. | 07:38 |
fear | now now NOW! | 07:38 |
decibyte | agent_white: i didn't notice whether the icons were missing. is that important? want me to check? as said, right click menu did work. | 07:39 |
fear | angent white, its me fear | 07:39 |
agent_white | decibyte: Ah, well then MATE is your Desktop Environment. | 07:40 |
decibyte | agent_white: yes it is in this session. but i only installed it few minutes ago because unity is not working | 07:40 |
fear | no angent white | 07:40 |
JustMozzy | Good morning. I have upgraded yesterday to ubuntu 14.10 and now my L2tp/ipsec vpn tunnel client is gone and not in the repository anymore. can anyone help me get it set up? | 07:40 |
agent_white | decibyte: Ah. Sounds like both are not working :) How is Unity not working? | 07:40 |
decibyte | agent_white: mate is working fine | 07:41 |
fear | boo! | 07:41 |
ObrienDave | JustMozzy, 14.10 just went EOL. upgrade to 15.04 | 07:41 |
JustMozzy | ObrienDave: oh... alrighty | 07:41 |
decibyte | agent_white: unity is not working as described: no window decorations, no launcher, no bar on the top of the screen with window menus and indicators | 07:41 |
fear | no way that was cool | 07:42 |
agent_white | decibyte: Ok. Have you updated Ubuntu recently? | 07:42 |
fear | ah | 07:42 |
agent_white | It would probably be best to do what ObrienDave said, and simply reinstall Unity. | 07:42 |
ObrienDave | usually fixes most things :) | 07:42 |
agent_white | http://askubuntu.com/questions/95458/how-do-i-reinstall-unity | 07:42 |
decibyte | agent_white: when the system asks me to update, yes. i also did a apt get update + ugrade to see if that would solve my problem. but no luck | 07:42 |
agent_white | decibyte: Ah. See my link above. | 07:43 |
decibyte | agent_white: okay. i will try that :) | 07:43 |
ObrienDave | decibyte, use dist-upgrade | 07:43 |
agent_white | decibyte: Check back in to let us know if it worked! | 07:43 |
decibyte | ObrienDave: i also did dist-upgrade. no luck. | 07:43 |
ObrienDave | k. | 07:43 |
decibyte | agent_white ObrienDave: i followed the instructions from askubuntu but it still doesn't work. only the desktop works. my files and the right click menu are there. | 07:49 |
Cxdvty | Ubuntu wont support my wireless wifi adapter. What do I do | 07:49 |
decibyte | as initially asked, is there a log file somewhere i can check? | 07:49 |
julay | What is ? | 07:50 |
agent_white | decibyte: Take a peek at ~/.xsession-errors and /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 07:51 |
agent_white | decibyte: So you ran `sudo apt-get install --reinstall unity` and `sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop | 07:51 |
agent_white | ? | 07:51 |
decibyte | agent_white: yep, but ubuntu-desktop before unity, as listed on askubuntu | 07:52 |
agent_white | Okey doke! | 07:52 |
OhYash | Hey, how do I set monochromic icons in xfce4-panel? | 08:02 |
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jerome_ | need anyone spotify ? | 08:04 |
OhYash | Na | 08:06 |
JustMozzy_ | good morning. I just upgraded to 15.04 and I am trying to get l2tp ipsec vpn client to run. just installed strongswan but it fails to start. can anyone help me diagnose and fix the problem? | 08:17 |
JustMozzy_ | I traced it down to one problem with the ipsec.service (Jul 24 10:18:24 mozzy-ThinkPad-T420s ipsec[5412]: /usr/sbin/ipsec: unknown IPsec command `addconn' (`ipsec --help' for list)) | 08:19 |
histo | JustMozzy_: does the ipsec command have the option addcon | 08:21 |
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JustMozzy_ | histo: I am not sure. this happens when I try "service ip2sec start". I think I am missing some dependency but cannot find a similar issue on forums | 08:22 |
decibyte | agent_white ObrienDave, i found the problem. for some reason, the Ubunty Unity Plugin for compiz was disabled. | 08:24 |
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decibyte | thanks for your help | 08:24 |
histo | JustMozzy_: when you run service ip2sec start it's just running a script. That script is complaining that IPsec command 'addconn' is not a valid command. | 08:25 |
nils_ | Where can I find the debug symbols for linux-image 3.19.0-22.22~14.04.1? I did find linux-image-3.19.0-22-generic-dbgsym_3.19.0-22.22_amd64.ddeb but stap-prep complains (probably because of the ~14.04.1) | 08:25 |
histo | JustMozzy_: How did you install strongswan? | 08:26 |
JustMozzy_ | histo: I used apt to install strongswan and network-manager-strongswan (Ubuntu 15.04 just upgraded today) | 08:27 |
LonelyDanbo | Why can't I update Xubuntu? It says it's up to date but it's still the version that I installed in spring 2014 of 14.04 | 08:28 |
LonelyDanbo | I think I broke my Wine trying to update Xubuntu. god damnit. | 08:28 |
LonelyDanbo | I should have just stayed in the past and not updated anything ever. | 08:28 |
ObrienDave | LonelyDanbo, 14.04 is the LTS version | 08:29 |
Gh0st- | Can someone kindly help me to setup ircanywhere from scratch? I can offer a small donation for that | 08:30 |
LonelyDanbo | I don't get it. Why is there a version that's updated and has shorter support period but I don't get to upgrade to? | 08:31 |
LonelyDanbo | I wonder if a newer version would support a higher version of Wine, since the respository shows an older version number. | 08:33 |
wileee | LonelyDanbo, ubuntu has a release model read it. | 08:33 |
ObrienDave | LonelyDanbo, LTS means Long Term Support. you're trading long term stability for lack of "bleeding edge" packages | 08:33 |
LonelyDanbo | last time I tried to update my software FireFox refused to update so I thought it was because Ubuntu was still the old 14.04 but... I have no idea why it updated this last time. | 08:34 |
ObrienDave | LonelyDanbo, Ubuntu LTS is supported for 5 years. latest Ubuntu, 9 months. your choice | 08:35 |
LonelyDanbo | What's "support"? An uninformed choice is meaningless. | 08:36 |
ObrienDave | *face palms and goes away* | 08:36 |
LonelyDanbo | I wonder if I'm just getting old, or if I'm retarded, or maybe it's both. | 08:37 |
LonelyDanbo | is Linux for hobbyists? | 08:37 |
EmptySpace- | No, for everyone | 08:38 |
LonelyDanbo | so even for stupid lazy ignorant Windows/Mac users who want it to "just work"? | 08:40 |
EmptySpace- | I find that most things just work out of the box with Ubuntu, instead of having to hunt down drivers on those rare times that I use Windows | 08:41 |
LonelyDanbo | it took me something like 3 weeks to get things running when I first set things up. | 08:42 |
iongraphix | Good Morning! | 08:42 |
LonelyDanbo | I was so exasperated I was ready to throw out that $1K computer I just bought. | 08:42 |
EmptySpace- | Sometimes it can be a pain, like the scene from that famous video 'Every OS sucks', linux will occasional kick it's users in the nuts and punch them in the belly lol | 08:44 |
EmptySpace- | But worth the effort on those occasions imo | 08:44 |
JustMozzy_ | I just purged strongswan but ipsec is still there and I cannot remove it :| wth? | 08:45 |
LonelyDanbo | I'm not sure. I might be buying a small measure of privacy, but even that I'm not sure of. | 08:48 |
JustMozzy_ | ok I got strongswan to work now. but my vpn connection doesn't work. can anyone help out? I need a "simple" ipsec/l2tp connection but it seems like strongswan gives me a IPSec/IKEv2... not really what I signed up for | 08:49 |
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sorinb | Hello. mysql-apt-config package seems to be broken. Even if I select Workbench 6.3 and run apt-get update, it will still install workbench 6.2 | 08:53 |
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EmptySpace- | LonelyDanbo, linux is a lot more secure than Windows and much more secure than mac... privacy has more to do with the user | 08:57 |
LonelyDanbo | Tell me about it. | 08:58 |
LonelyDanbo | Too bad I make mistakes. | 08:58 |
LonelyDanbo | Computer users shouldn't have to be so knowledgeable to ensure their privacy. | 08:59 |
LonelyDanbo | at least I found out how to follow instructions to block all internet access from programs running in Wine. That was nice. | 09:00 |
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EmptySpace- | Most of it is just plain 'ole common sense, the rest has a bit of a learning curve, but not much... just a little research | 09:00 |
LonelyDanbo | well like I didn't know that all the media players search online for cover art. | 09:03 |
EmptySpace- | Yep, but we're always learning new things | 09:05 |
LonelyDanbo | yeah but some lessons are too hard to learn. like people who get harsh prison sentences for "hacking". | 09:07 |
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EmptySpace- | They should be the one's who know best... but using their same nicks on social media and keeping chat logs, well, the rest is history | 09:10 |
mandje | why is the sound of my laptop (dell vostro 3550) so horrible ever since i installed 14.04? | 09:13 |
ObrienDave | which sound? speakers? fan? keyboard? CD burner? !details | 09:14 |
mandje | ObrienDave: audio sound. mostly audio sound comes from the speakers. | 09:15 |
ObrienDave | try turning volume down. or install pulse audio volume control. or try running alsamixed in terminal | 09:16 |
mandje | everythings sounds like it's too much for the speakers. oversteered. turning the volume doesnt make it better. | 09:16 |
ObrienDave | *alsamixer | 09:16 |
ObrienDave | it's probably the pre-amp setting | 09:17 |
mandje | ObrienDave: is that a setting that can be adjusted like the system is now? | 09:18 |
ObrienDave | with either package, yes | 09:18 |
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mandje | ok. these packages give you the extra controls. tnx. | 09:19 |
ObrienDave | sometimes it's called "boost" | 09:20 |
JustMozzy_ | Can anyone help me get a ipsec/l2tp vpn client running? I am clueless with 15.04 nothing seems to be working. | 09:20 |
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mandje | ObrienDave: looking at alsamixer in terminal. wow! yeah, headphone, speaker and pcm column are all in the red! | 09:21 |
mandje | all 3 in the 100. master is normal with 79. | 09:22 |
JustMozzy_ | :| openswan has been removed from ubuntu?!?! WTH?! | 09:22 |
ObrienDave | mandje, that will do it :) | 09:22 |
JustMozzy_ | what use does this system still have if no proper vpn connection can be established? :( | 09:22 |
EmptySpace | What's wrong with OpenVPN? | 09:24 |
ObrienDave | ummm, way too easy to implement? ;P | 09:29 |
mandje | sounds back to normal again and under control. tnx a bunch ObrienDave! | 09:30 |
ObrienDave | mandje, most welcome :) | 09:30 |
sfinix | Hello! | 09:41 |
sfinix | help /window | 09:45 |
dreamcat4 | hi, when i 'Open with Banshee' any mp3 file in Nautilus, no file plays in Banshee. it's weird. | 09:48 |
dreamcat4 | for example: | 09:49 |
ObrienDave | try using any media player besides banshee. ewwww | 09:49 |
dreamcat4 | $ banshee --debug 11\ Inner\ Universe.mp3 | 09:49 |
dreamcat4 | [1 Debug 10:48:31.614] Bus.Session.RequestName ('org.bansheeproject.Banshee') replied with InQueue | 09:49 |
dreamcat4 | ... and there's nothing in the play queue (its empty) | 09:49 |
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ObrienDave | you can't have spaces between \ and the name | 09:49 |
dreamcat4 | ObrienDave: no it's not that (just tried it) | 09:50 |
bekks | banshee --debug "name of the file.mp3"? | 09:50 |
dreamcat4 | same thing happens from Nautilus as cmdline... | 09:50 |
dreamcat4 | bekks: ^^ just tried that. it's exactly the same. | 09:51 |
bekks | What happens when that with a file not containing whitespaces in its name? | 09:51 |
dreamcat4 | i don't think it matters but will just go do that to eliminate the possibility... | 09:52 |
usrvimbin | Hi everyone | 09:53 |
usrvimbin | On Ubuntu, where is MongoDb installed by default? | 09:53 |
dreamcat4 | bekks: no difference. it's not the spaces. | 09:53 |
usrvimbin | I'm specifically looking for /mongo/bin to access the shell | 09:53 |
ObrienDave | *drums fingers patiently and waits for dreamcat4 to enclose the path in quotes" | 09:53 |
usrvimbin | or /mongodb/bin not sure | 09:53 |
bekks | usrvimbin: http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/amd64/mongodb-server/filelist | 09:54 |
dreamcat4 | ObrienDave: like i just said... already done that. with/without both spaces & quites (4 times now) | 09:54 |
usrvimbin | thank you! bekks | 09:54 |
ObrienDave | *bed time, waves* | 09:54 |
dreamcat4 | ObrienDave: it's the same error msg / behaviour: mo3 file doesn't play. | 09:54 |
bekks | dreamcat4: Maybe the file is corrupted? | 09:55 |
dreamcat4 | bekks: nope. | 09:55 |
dreamcat4 | bekks: the files are from my music library - i can click them in banshee songs list and they play just fine. | 09:56 |
dreamcat4 | i'm gonna goole the debug msg "Bus.Session.RequestName ('org.bansheeproject.Banshee') replied with InQueue" | 09:57 |
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JustMozzy | So... am still having the problem of not being able to establish an Ipsec/L2tp VPN connection on Ubuntu 15.04. Can anyone help me out? | 10:04 |
dreamcat4 | ha! looks like the 'latest stable version' of banshee provided (on my system) is 2.6.2... it's probably a bug in it. the ubuntu software centre version is the same | 10:13 |
dreamcat4 | too old | 10:13 |
dreamcat4 | i need to sudo add-apt-repository ppa:banshee-team/ppa | 10:14 |
dreamcat4 | wait a minute... that is the latest one: banshee/vivid-updates,now 2.9.0+really2.6.2-2ubuntu5 | 10:20 |
dreamcat4 | it says 2.6.2 in the about dialog... that's really weird. it should be one version or the other (not both!) | 10:21 |
sliddis | I'm trying to use screen to connect to a serial interface on a switch. screen gives me a blank screen. dmesg shows pl2303 converter is attached to ttyUSB3. I use command sudo screen /dev/ttyUSB3. I also tried specifying baud speed acording to manual (hp 3500yl switch) | 10:21 |
gioans | hello | 10:29 |
lotuspsychje | gioans: welcome, what can we do for you? | 10:29 |
JustMozzy | well then... I decided to go with a VM to make my VPN connection. | 10:30 |
gioans | hello! Thanks, i am a new ubuntu and i want to chat with you | 10:30 |
lotuspsychje | gioans: you can use #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss for regular chatting | 10:30 |
gioans | do you know a application for watching film online on ubuntu ? | 10:32 |
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lotuspsychje | gioans: you mean like netflix? | 10:32 |
gioans | i don't know netflix is what, is a application ? | 10:34 |
lotuspsychje | gioans: to watch films online, you need a paying online service somewhere and netflix is one of them that can run from linux | 10:34 |
Fatar | maybe popcorn time is what you're looking for? | 10:35 |
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lotuspsychje | histo: morning mate | 10:38 |
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pragomer1 | when opening nautilus from terminal it opens in background of other program windows. is there a parameter to start it in foreground? | 10:43 |
Guest39045 | How do I create something like Teamviewer with a UbuntuServer and VNC Client Softwares? | 10:45 |
x4w31 | \join música | 10:45 |
pragomer1 | using firefox 39.0 under ubuntu 14.04 64bit: in older times the master pw was only asked when I activated / clicked on the form, e.g. username.. now it opens directly when opening a website.. is this a bug? | 10:47 |
ubuntzoo | im having trouble reinstalling windows im currently under ubuntu how do i reinstall windows from ubuntu? | 10:47 |
bekks | ubuntzoo: Are you talking about installing Windows in a virtual machine? | 10:48 |
ubuntzoo | no | 10:48 |
bekks | Then you cant do it using Ubuntu. | 10:48 |
ubuntzoo | im talking installing windows over ubuntu | 10:48 |
pragomer1 | you just install it.. after that your ubuntu-bootloader (grub) is overwritten.. after that you boot from "super grub disk" and start ubuntu again.. in ubuntu you re-install grub bootloader with command: | 10:48 |
bekks | Insert the Windows installation medium, boot from it. | 10:48 |
pragomer1 | sudo grub-install /dev/sdx && sudo update-grub | 10:48 |
ubuntzoo | im confused :( wait so i can just move a iso file of windows on my usb drive and boot from there and tada i installed windows or do i have to do some fancy commands | 10:50 |
pragomer1 | so you want ubuntu to be deleted?? | 10:50 |
Guest39045 | ubuntzoo: Search for EasyBCD in softpedia.com | 10:50 |
ubuntzoo | no im going to reinstall ubuntu after i install windows i need windows for photoshop and other stuff | 10:50 |
ubuntzoo | alright thanks guest39045 | 10:51 |
bekks | ubuntzoo: So just install Windows first, then install Ubuntu. | 10:51 |
pragomer1 | why not staying with the ubuntu you installed? | 10:51 |
bekks | No need for EasyBCD. | 10:51 |
bekks | !dualboot | ubuntzoo | 10:51 |
ubottu | ubuntzoo: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DualBoot/Windows - Macs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 10:51 |
pragomer1 | hello. what is the best ppa for ffmpeg for ubuntu 14.04 ? | 10:52 |
ubuntzoo | becasue ubuntu is kinda bad for the stuff im intrested in i dont even know any code language and i installed ubuntu :( | 10:52 |
ubuntzoo | yeah bekks ima install windows than reinstall ubuntu dual boot | 10:52 |
bekks | ubuntzoo: Just follow the links ubottu just gave you. | 10:53 |
Guest39045 | ubuntzoo: Its the most easy Linux Distro. Easy as Windows. There is vast amount of softwares available for all tasks. | 10:53 |
Guest39045 | Gimp. | 10:53 |
ubuntzoo | wait so since im reinstalling windows should i click the first link? | 10:53 |
Guest39045 | Look into Xara Xtreme, Inkscape, Scribus. | 10:54 |
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bekks | ubuntzoo: Click ALL links ubottu gave you, which apply to your requirements. | 10:55 |
ubuntzoo | but the other 2 links are for macs and i dont have a mac | 10:55 |
bekks | ubuntzoo: "...which apply to your requirements" ;) | 10:55 |
ubuntzoo | sorry dude im dumb :( | 10:56 |
EmptySpace | pretty straight forward if you just want to re-install Windows first and then re-install Ubuntu; Ubuntu installer will give you and option to install along side Windows | 10:56 |
EmptySpace | Whatever the wording of the installer is these days | 10:56 |
SPONGEBOB\ | hi | 11:01 |
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Guest39045 | hi | 11:08 |
nbusrone | anyone know how to add a find list for date modified ? ( find ./home/ -type f -printf "%f\n" |sort ) adding date modified + file name ? | 11:09 |
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gioans | hello | 11:18 |
jerry | Whats up | 11:18 |
quem | i'm frutrated. last week, my 14.04 LTS installation got fucked after an update, and i decided to install 15.04 rather than try to fix the problem. now, after a few days with 15.04, and having done nothing to the system really, it gets stuck straight away at boot, with a blank purple screen. | 11:20 |
quem | *frustrated | 11:20 |
kekkobari4 | ciao | 11:23 |
Guest39045 | Im happy with Fedora 22 and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS :P | 11:23 |
AppAraat | hello, I want to "integrate" my /home partition into the root directory. I chose to encrypt the home of my main user on the machine, but now I want to have it always unencrypted and turn that partition (not the user though!) into just a directory in / | 11:26 |
AppAraat | do I have to chroot in to do that? | 11:26 |
AppAraat | (from a live distro) | 11:26 |
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mgs4 | hi, anyone know of any alternative way of making my headset mute button not make my webpage go back | 11:36 |
xorz57 | hello | 11:36 |
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mgs4 | there microsoft lync ones | 11:38 |
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nbusrone | how do I add extra lsit on the find print out command ? like adding modified date ? | 11:39 |
marcin_ | o/ | 11:53 |
marcin_ | I have strange problem with my 3g usb modem | 11:53 |
marcin_ | In dmesg i can see it's reattaching over and over again | 11:54 |
marcin_ | https://dpaste.de/Ydqy/raw it's properly found as huawei modem but it isn't recognized in ModemManager. | 11:55 |
marcin_ | and i'm afraid because of these detachments | 11:55 |
marcin_ | usb_modeswitch service is also in "loaded failed failed" state. | 11:56 |
lotuspsychje | marcin_: ubuntu version? | 11:57 |
marcin_ | actually kubuntu 15.04 | 11:57 |
lotuspsychje | marcin_: have you tryed on 14.04? | 11:57 |
marcin_ | i didn't | 11:57 |
marcin_ | i'm this kind of dude who is using arch linux personally but i've installed ubuntu for my girlfriend | 11:58 |
marcin_ | and she have huawei e160 modem which should share configuration with e220 | 11:58 |
lotuspsychje | marcin_: tryed other usb ports? | 11:59 |
marcin_ | yes, i did. | 11:59 |
marcin_ | i'm clueless | 12:00 |
toadpole | hello | 12:07 |
toadpole | does ubuntu run properly off a usb flash drive on a low spec pc? | 12:07 |
toadpole | laptop actually | 12:08 |
knob | toadpole, I would go with a lightweight installation... lxde http://lxde.org/ | 12:09 |
BBLLCC | im thinking about buying a cable lock for my notebook, but I dont know how to be sure if the laptop in the lock hole has a plank of steel or metal to make the lock wort buying | 12:10 |
isleif | Hi | 12:12 |
bekks | BBLLCC: Thats not an Ubuntu issue at all, just ask the manufacturer of your notebook. | 12:12 |
bazhang | ##hardware BBLLCC | 12:15 |
isleif | I have a problem with skype, I talk with someone on Win8 and i receive Parasitic element (Not sure of this word) How can I solve it? Any idea? Thanks | 12:17 |
vbotka | isleif, are you using headphones? | 12:18 |
isleif | Yep | 12:18 |
vbotka | isleif, no idea | 12:19 |
isleif | But the problem is related Win8 | 12:19 |
knob | Guys... I want to hook-up an ubuntu server to a samba share on a Windows server... do I have to install smbclient? | 12:19 |
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maps_ | Hi, need a small help friends | 12:20 |
svetlana | Yes? | 12:29 |
agent_white | I am a help friend. And I have small. Whatchu need? | 12:30 |
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gnumonk | Hi, How to use chroot on /tmp/user without root permission ? | 12:32 |
Installnow_ | Hi, I'm trying to make a bootable usb stick for running ubuntu on a mac. I cannot seem to get the usb stick show up in the boot drive selection. Any help? | 12:34 |
gnumonk | any idea? | 12:35 |
Installnow_ | I followed the instructions from here: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-mac-osx | 12:35 |
cfhowlett | !mac | Installnow_ | 12:40 |
ubottu | Installnow_: For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a Mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages | 12:40 |
NicholasJDev | Hello | 12:49 |
NicholasJDev | Does any one here | 12:49 |
NicholasJDev | Who isn't sleep | 12:49 |
NicholasJDev | ?? | 12:49 |
cfhowlett | NicholasJDev, ask your #ubuntu questions | 12:49 |
NicholasJDev | Well I've got a problem with freeglut3 | 12:50 |
bhangota | ask your question | 12:50 |
cfhowlett | !details | NicholasJDev | 12:50 |
ubottu | NicholasJDev: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) | 12:50 |
NicholasJDev | I have a project that is using OpenGL technology, before one of the last updates I compiled project | 12:51 |
Installnow_ | Ok, Thanks Ubottu! It seems that I cannot write to an hfs+ formatted hdd if i'm running ddrescue on ubuntu, is that correct? | 12:51 |
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NicholasJDev | right now I have notice that glut isn't intalled in the system | 12:51 |
NicholasJDev | Problem is when I tried to install freeglut it show dependency and failed with the message that it cann't be intall in current system | 12:52 |
NicholasJDev | Here is the erorr message: unity-control-center : Depends: libcheese-gtk23 (>= 3.4.0) but it is not going to be installed Depends: libcheese7 (>= 3.0.1) but it is not going to be installed | 12:54 |
NicholasJDev | Was it clear enough? | 12:55 |
philip | what is the best RAID to configure on a hp gen9 server | 12:55 |
cfhowlett | philip, might ask #ubuntu-server that specific question | 12:56 |
philip_ | which RAID is best to configure on a hp gen9 server | 12:58 |
ioria | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-control-center/+bug/1428972 | 12:58 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1428972 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "Unmet dependencies for libcheese-gtk23 and libcheese7 on 14.04.2" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 12:58 |
cfhowlett | !server | philip | 12:58 |
ubottu | philip: Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is !Trusty (Trusty Tahr 14.04) - More info: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition - Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide - Support in #ubuntu-server | 12:58 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: Am I correct it's a bug? | 12:59 |
ioria | yep | 12:59 |
NicholasJDev | sweet | 13:00 |
ioria | not sure - undecided | 13:00 |
littlebluedana | Hello. I have added some custom repositories, and I want to make sure a package is from an official repositories before I file a bug. How do I figure out what repository a package was downloaded from? | 13:00 |
mohacked | hi all | 13:00 |
mohacked | aloo | 13:01 |
NicholasJDev | when I tries to install these packages it showes me about 70 packages that it will remove: libglu1-mesa-dev freeglut3-dev mesa-common-dev | 13:01 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, what are you installing exactly ? freeglut3 freeglut3-dev ? | 13:01 |
mohacked | heloo all | 13:02 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: I tried to install these packages: libglu1-mesa-dev freeglut3-dev mesa-common-dev | 13:02 |
NicholasJDev | mesa-common-dev install successful | 13:02 |
NicholasJDev | freeglut3-dev and libglu1-mesa-dev showed me 70 packages that will be removed, and some of that packages are system packages that was recently updated | 13:04 |
samsn | va | 13:04 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, freeglut3 ? | 13:04 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: Yes, freeglut3-dev | 13:05 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, freeglut3 (not -dev) s installed ? | 13:05 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: let me checked | 13:06 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: let me check | 13:06 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, dpkg -l freeglut3 | 13:06 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: yes, freeglut3:amd64 version: 2.8.1-1 | 13:07 |
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NicholasJDev | ioria: Should it be removed? | 13:08 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, no | 13:08 |
NicholasJDev | In terminal the command sudo apt-get install for those packages failed | 13:09 |
NicholasJDev | When I used Synaptic Package manager to install it showed 70 packages that need to remove | 13:10 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, try the #4 in the bug report | 13:10 |
jorendo | hola | 13:13 |
cfhowlett | !es | jorendo | 13:13 |
ubottu | jorendo: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. | 13:13 |
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gnumonk | Hi, How to use chroot on /tmp/user without root permission ? any one has tried ? | 13:16 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: That was temporate solution, that goes arond a proble | 13:18 |
NicholasJDev | m | 13:18 |
NicholasJDev | It's worked | 13:18 |
NicholasJDev | No I'm able to finish my job | 13:18 |
NicholasJDev | Thank you very much for this solution | 13:18 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, ok are you 14.0.2 ? | 13:19 |
NicholasJDev | Yes | 13:19 |
NicholasJDev | 14.04.2 | 13:19 |
ioria | weird ... i got no problem to install them | 13:19 |
NicholasJDev | I'm using laptop as a developer station | 13:20 |
ioria | uname -r ? | 13:20 |
NicholasJDev | It has hybrid Nvidia graphic accelerator | 13:20 |
NicholasJDev | ok | 13:20 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: 3.16.0-41-generic | 13:21 |
NicholasJDev | Updated yesterday | 13:21 |
ioria | i think current is 3.16.0-44-generic | 13:21 |
NicholasJDev | Before update I had 3.16.0-30 | 13:22 |
ioria | sudo apt-get update, upgrade, dist-upgrade gives nothing ? | 13:23 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: hold on sec | 13:24 |
NicholasJDev | ioria: some packages was updated the common size 6,144 B | 13:25 |
ioria | so nothing ? | 13:25 |
NicholasJDev | Tell me exactly what should be updated? | 13:26 |
ioria | if you have 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. ... none | 13:27 |
NicholasJDev | command | 13:28 |
NicholasJDev | !command | 13:28 |
ioria | NicholasJDev, sorry have to go ... bye | 13:28 |
NicholasJDev | ok | 13:29 |
NicholasJDev | bye | 13:29 |
NicholasJDev | thank you | 13:29 |
BluesKaj | Hey folks | 13:30 |
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steven___ | hello guys | 13:36 |
vdrey | hey | 13:36 |
steven___ | is there anyone running the docker in the ubuntu? | 13:37 |
steven___ | i met a question | 13:37 |
zteam | Hi all! | 13:37 |
skittishtrigger | I am trying to backup one of my hosted websites using wget. the command I am using is wget -mHc --user-agent="" http://www.mysite.com/ Am I missing somethign to get it to download all the pages/resources (like css, sub folders, etc) or is this over extending what wget can do? | 13:37 |
steven___ | need some help... | 13:37 |
vdrey | I thing you can use something like wget -r -l10 http:mysite.com | 13:38 |
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BluesKaj | steven___, just ask your question | 13:39 |
steven___ | sorry,i try to pull a freebsd image in the docker, then run the command | 13:40 |
steven___ | docker run -it some/freebsd /bin/csh but i got nothing ,i could not login to the freebsd ,still stayed in the docker | 13:40 |
zteam | I have a Ubuntu 15.04 with fulldisk-encryption if I hit backspace then I type my password for unlocking the disk, sometimes it just prints another * (star) instead of removing the previous characther, is there any fix / workaround for this? | 13:41 |
steven___ | the freebsd images i pulled is call lexaguskov/freebsd | 13:41 |
BluesKaj | steven___, this is ubuntu support, not bsd | 13:43 |
steven___ | yes,but my desktop os is ubuntu, is there anyone meet this kind of question? still stayed in the docker after the command "docker run -it some/images /bin/bash" | 13:44 |
Oblivion | ping | 13:44 |
cfhowlett | !ping | Oblivion | 13:44 |
ubottu | Oblivion: pong! | 13:44 |
Oblivion | :) | 13:44 |
sgo11 | hi, my samba server speed is about 3 MB/s. scp speed is about 4 MB/s. I tried scp to the server itself (scp user@localhost:). if I cp in the server, the cp speed is about 53 MB/s. can anyone tell me why my samba and scp both slow? thanks a lot. | 13:45 |
compdoc | sgo11, I get over 90 MB/s with samba | 13:46 |
sgo11 | compdoc, cool. my problem is not only samba. it seems scp is slow too. do you have any ideas why? thanks. | 13:46 |
Oblivion | sgo11 you are comparing the local to network speed from what you say, so the network connection If I understood you correctly | 13:46 |
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compdoc | sgo11, could be hardware. could be your network | 13:47 |
vim2emacs_ | complex | 13:47 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, I tried scp to localhost. should I consider network connection? | 13:47 |
sgo11 | compdoc, I tried scp to localhost. 4 MB/s | 13:48 |
Oblivion | sgo11 so you are scp'ing on localhost? | 13:48 |
Oblivion | sgo11 you will have overheads , encryption et that wat so if its local use cp or rsync | 13:48 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, yeah. just testing the speed. scp user@localhost:file . | 13:49 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, no, no. I am debugging the slowness. I am not using scp to do any work. | 13:49 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, I am saying that scp to localhost is even slow. cp is much faster. | 13:50 |
lotuspsychje | sgo11: maybe the ##networking guys can debug speed issue | 13:50 |
skittishtrigger | no luck on the wget options. even adding the mirror function. Thanks for the help anyways. :) Have a nice day everyone | 13:50 |
Oblivion | sgo11 scp locally still has encryption overheads | 13:50 |
* skittishtrigger waves | 13:50 | |
Oblivion | sgo11 but yeah shouldnt be that much | 13:51 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, as what I said: 4 MB/s vs. 53 MB/s. do you think this is encryption overheads? | 13:51 |
Oblivion | ^^ | 13:51 |
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Oblivion | sgo11 any different if you use 127.0.0.1 instead, just thing dns resolution | 13:52 |
Oblivion | thinking * | 13:53 |
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sgo11 | Oblivion, just tried. no much difference. | 13:53 |
sgo11 | actually no difference. | 13:53 |
sgo11 | one more question. when I copy files in nautilus, it does not show the speed information. how can I see the speed information in nautilus or any other file managers? cheers. | 13:54 |
Oblivion | sgo11 dont know much about GUI Im a server admin | 13:54 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, ok. :) | 13:55 |
Oblivion | sgo11 so can you give a brief about what your doing | 13:55 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, just create a storage server. and the connection is very slow. trying to debug. right now, there is no easy way to check the samba speed. I am counting the speed by hand manually. | 13:56 |
Oblivion | sgo11 so your connecting from 1 host in your lan to a SAN? | 13:57 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, not SAN. just home storage server. inside a LAN. | 13:58 |
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sgo11 | the server is just a host running ubuntu. | 13:58 |
Oblivion | what does route show? | 13:58 |
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Oblivion | sgo11 what does route show? | 13:58 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, what do you mean by that? I tried scp to localhost, it's still slow. I don't think it's anything related to network connection. | 14:00 |
Oblivion | sgo11 I was looking for hops it might be going through that it doesent need to | 14:00 |
Oblivion | sgo11 I your comparison before cp v scp both to the same destination? | 14:01 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, I checked route (mtr), it directly goes to the storage server. 1 hop. cp and scp both to the same destination. right. the same hdd. | 14:02 |
Oblivion | sgo11 nfs shared? | 14:02 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, no, I am not using nfs. | 14:03 |
Oblivion | sgo11 samba? | 14:04 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, samba and ssh. | 14:04 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, I enabled both samba server and ssh server. | 14:04 |
lotuspsychje | sgo11: can this help? https://vornoff.wordpress.com/2012/02/09/tweaking-transfer-rates-of-samba-shares/ | 14:04 |
Oblivion | sgo11 so samba over ssh or tunneled? | 14:04 |
lotuspsychje | sgo11: router of firewal can block speeds? | 14:05 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, sorry, don't follow you. just a normal host running ubuntu and enable samba server and ssh server. it's very simple and easy setup. I have no idea what you mean by samba over ssh or tunnel. | 14:05 |
sgo11 | lotuspsychje, no firewall. | 14:06 |
sgo11 | lotuspsychje, and I said scp to localhost is slow. | 14:06 |
eindoofus | hi, if i have windows using two drives, and i decide to install ubuntu on the second drive with the bootloader, will the bootloader install only to the second drive. wondering if all ill have to do is switch the bios bootup sequence to start with the second drive? | 14:06 |
eindoofus | and will i be able to continue to use old windows bootloader if i repoint the bios bootup to look for the first drive first? | 14:07 |
Oblivion | sgo11 is it wired or wireless? | 14:07 |
lotuspsychje | sgo11: ask this in #samba and ##networking | 14:07 |
sgo11 | lotuspsychje, I already did all the tweaks in that page before coming here. I think it might be something to do with kernel parameters. since scp is slow too. | 14:07 |
eindoofus | if* | 14:07 |
Oblivion | sgo11 sorry for the confusion but if you dont know shouldnt be an issue | 14:07 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, it doesn't really matter if to localhost is slow. | 14:07 |
lotuspsychje | !dualboot | eindoofus | 14:08 |
ubottu | eindoofus: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DualBoot/Windows - Macs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 14:08 |
Oblivion | sgo11 self < EOf ; facepalm; EOF | 14:08 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, what does that mean? | 14:08 |
Oblivion | sgo11 it means read instructions until end of file, so I facepalm until end of file | 14:09 |
eindoofus | lotuspsychje, not going down that rabbit hole if i can't get an answer to a simple yes or no question | 14:09 |
eindoofus | i'll dedicate my time if it is possible | 14:09 |
lotuspsychje | eindoofus: your making if difficult for yourself, why not just use GRUB to manage wich Os you need to boot? | 14:12 |
philip_ | which RAID is best to configure on a hp gen9 server | 14:12 |
lotuspsychje | !raid | philip ask in #ubuntu-server also | 14:13 |
ubottu | philip ask in #ubuntu-server also: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 14:13 |
compdoc | philip_, how many drives? | 14:13 |
eindoofus | it's a work laptop with two drives. windows is installed on the first and would rather not mess with the bootload on that drive if all it takes is switch a bios setting to use linux | 14:13 |
Oblivion | sgo11 from the looks of it you have no bottelenecks anywhere otherwise cp wouldnt perform as it has, as to scp being slower not sure tbh | 14:13 |
philip_ | 4 drives | 14:13 |
Nijiro | Eindoofus: you can do it that way, using bios to choose whenever to switch between os'es.. but its really much more convenient to let Grub be the main bootloader and through that choose if you should boot into Windows och Linux mode. | 14:13 |
sgo11 | Oblivion, I am googling if that is due to any kernel setup. thanks. | 14:14 |
eindoofus | Nijiro, i've noticed that the boot loader has been the achilles heel of part dual boot attempts. i don't trust it | 14:14 |
philip_ | comdoc_ four(4) hard drives | 14:14 |
Oblivion | sgo11 the only factor that comes in is encrytption | 14:14 |
eindoofus | Nijiro, would rather not risk that on a work laptop if i don't have to. i'm not going to be switching often | 14:15 |
compdoc | philip_, yeah, thats not many. raid 5, or zfs | 14:15 |
eindoofus | past* | 14:15 |
lotuspsychje | eindoofus: maybe boot just a liveusb of ubuntu then, in your case? | 14:15 |
larryone | EriC^^, I managed to sort out my weird puppet Vs systemd Vs haproxy thing | 14:15 |
EriC^^ | larryone: how did you sort it out? | 14:16 |
Oblivion | larryone puppet v systemd ? | 14:16 |
larryone | never fully got to the bottom of why, but discovered that I had puppet configured to reload haproxy with `/etc/init.d/haproxy reload` | 14:16 |
eindoofus | lotuspsychje, liveusb sounds like it's a temporary in memory os? would i even be able to access the drive or install new linux applications? | 14:16 |
larryone | insetad of `service haproxy reload` | 14:16 |
philip_ | compdoc_ raid 5 will be better right | 14:16 |
Oblivion | larryone puppet isnt a startup handler its a config handler | 14:17 |
philip_ | and will love to know which raid will be better to configure msoft raid or hard raid | 14:17 |
larryone | EriC^^, doing a reload manually via the init.d script didn't trigger the problem, only when puppet did it. I still dont know why | 14:17 |
EriC^^ | larryone: oh ok | 14:17 |
lotuspsychje | eindoofus: its a temporary solution indeed | 14:17 |
Nijiro | Eindoofus, Cool. I understand. It works anyways, I used to run like that for a while as well. You just have to be awake during the installer as the standard proposal from the installer will be to install grub on the first drive. | 14:17 |
larryone | but it works now with `service haproxy reload` which will wonk on upstart and systemd machines | 14:17 |
compdoc | philip_, its one of the few options that can help protect your data. but you need to keep an eye on SMART for each drive | 14:17 |
Oblivion | larryone check your puppet config | 14:18 |
larryone | Oblivion, I need puppet to reload the haproxy after config changes | 14:18 |
larryone | Oblivion, all working now, was just letting EriC^^ know - he was giving me a hand ysterday with it | 14:18 |
Oblivion | larryone Ive never configured puppet only hanled the daemon , was just throwing ideas into the hat | 14:18 |
philip_ | kindly explain which one is the SMART for each drive | 14:18 |
larryone | got it fixed this morning | 14:19 |
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Oblivion | larryone cool | 14:19 |
Oblivion | larryone that a scrubbing box? | 14:20 |
larryone | scrubbung? | 14:20 |
Oblivion | larryone dropping bad packets? | 14:20 |
Oblivion | larryone only experience I have with haproxy | 14:21 |
larryone | Oblivion, using haproxy as load balancer | 14:21 |
Oblivion | larryone I c | 14:21 |
larryone | config and control syntax not so beautiful, but really powerful and lightning fast | 14:22 |
Oblivion | larryone how it at loading the balance? | 14:22 |
philip_ | compdoc_it will be better to configure hard ware RAID right | 14:23 |
compdoc | philip_, only if you have a raid controller card | 14:23 |
compdoc | pci-e | 14:24 |
Amoz | philip_, hardware RAID can miss certain things that software raid (btrfs) can detect. | 14:24 |
Oblivion | philip_ hardware raid is better that software raid but NEVER rely on raid for backup | 14:24 |
philip_ | which will be the best to use | 14:24 |
Oblivion | philip_ raid protects from failure but not human errors | 14:24 |
Amoz | philip_, that definitely depends on what you're trying to do | 14:25 |
philip_ | trying to setup hp gen9 server with four hard drive | 14:25 |
Amoz | philip_, that doesn't say anything | 14:25 |
Oblivion | philip_ He meant your reasons | 14:26 |
philip_ | want to install ubuntu server | 14:26 |
Nijiro | 0, | 14:26 |
larryone | Oblivion, works well the way we have it right now, but more work to do to perfect it | 14:26 |
* Nijiro facepalms | 14:26 | |
Oblivion | larryone have you noticed any uneven load balancing? | 14:27 |
larryone | so far we haven't seen any uneven behaviour | 14:28 |
philip_ | will want to install ubuntu server on the hp gen9 server with four hard drives | 14:28 |
Amoz | philip_, that's too little information | 14:29 |
Oblivion | larryone cool just had a few boxes that no one has any knowledge how they werre originally configured on CentOs that dont seem to be distrabuting the load evenly | 14:29 |
larryone | Oblivion, haproxy requires a lot of RTFM and the docs aren't so wonderful | 14:30 |
philip_ | Amoz_ with the four drives i want to ensure that if one is faulty it doesnt affect the other and make sure that when configure the ubuntu server to be install see all the drives | 14:30 |
dj3000 | hi! | 14:31 |
dj3000 | I am having issues running apt-get update, and need some help. | 14:31 |
philip_ | Amoz_ with the four drives i want to ensure that if one is faulty it doesnt affect the other and make sure that when configure the ubuntu server to be install see all the drives | 14:32 |
dj3000 | In particular, I'm getting 404 errors | 14:32 |
fellayaboy | whats the most lightweight version of ubuntu...desktop environment | 14:32 |
fellayaboy | lubuntu? | 14:32 |
hd_chro321 | hello,everyone | 14:32 |
newguy1 | fellayaboy, yep | 14:33 |
Oblivion | philip_ this server is it hosted as most host providers have automated build systems so you wont be in control | 14:33 |
hd_chro321 | Today, I updated my ubuntu 14.04 use cli apt-get update && apt-get -y upgrade | 14:33 |
hd_chro321 | but after I update done, I found when I reboot my ubuntu 14.04 server, my golang application cannot start | 14:33 |
xangua | fellayaboy: you can try minimal and install only what you want, if that is what you are rally after | 14:33 |
xangua | !minimal | 14:33 |
ubottu | The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 14:33 |
cloudlife92 | !desktop | 14:33 |
ubottu | A desktop environment is what "puts the pieces of a !GUI together". The available desktop environments in Ubuntu are !GNOME (ubuntu-desktop), !KDE (kubuntu-desktop), !Xfce (xubuntu-desktop), !LXDE (lubuntu-desktop), IceWM, !Fluxbox, WindowMaker (wmaker), FVWM and others - See also !Flavors | 14:33 |
cloudlife92 | !linuxc | 14:33 |
cloudlife92 | !linux | 14:33 |
ubottu | Linux is the kernel (core) of the Ubuntu operating system. Many operating systems use Linux as a kernel. For more information on Linux in general, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux | 14:33 |
Oblivion | !philip_ kickstart | 14:33 |
cloudlife92 | !arch | 14:33 |
Amoz | philip_, that still doesn't tell anyone about what you're trying to achieve. Do you have RAID cards laying around? Included in budget? | 14:33 |
xangua | !msgbot | cloudlife92 | 14:33 |
ubottu | cloudlife92: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 14:33 |
cfhowlett | dj3000, set your software sources to a different mirror - main for exmple. | 14:33 |
hd_chro321 | my golang application start command have not change, it is alike "sudo /usr/bin/mtunneld &" | 14:33 |
cloudlife92 | !archlinuxisbetterthanubuntu | 14:34 |
cloudlife92 | !imusingamacrightnowanyway | 14:34 |
hd_chro321 | but whatever I modify start script /etc/rc.local, these golang application cannot automatic start again after I reboot my ubuntu VPS | 14:34 |
cfhowlett | cloudlife92, go play elsewhere please | 14:34 |
fellayaboy | thanks cloudlife92 | 14:34 |
hd_chro321 | but I login to ubuntu 14.04 ssh console, manually run these golang application, it run ok | 14:34 |
cloudlife92 | is the golang package broken? | 14:34 |
hd_chro321 | I googled found none related to the problem | 14:34 |
cloudlife92 | what error message is displayedf | 14:35 |
hd_chro321 | no, my golang application have changed, when ubuntu 14.04 boot ok, I ssh login, manually run these golang application, run ok | 14:35 |
hd_chro321 | sorry my golang application have not changed | 14:35 |
cloudlife92 | xit | 14:35 |
Oblivion | cloudlife92 for someone coming in here chatting that, you are on your first install come back on your update :) | 14:35 |
Oblivion | ^^ thaat isnt a slate to arch | 14:36 |
cloudlife92 | i have used linux distros for 3 years | 14:36 |
Oblivion | cloudlife92 lol Ive used them for 20 , so what distros have you used | 14:36 |
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hd_chro321 | I checked my boot boot log, havenot found any error | 14:37 |
cloudlife92 | ubuntu, fedora, debian opensuse arch and variations of them | 14:37 |
cfhowlett | Oblivion, cloudlife92 chit chat in private or #ubuntu-offtopic please. | 14:37 |
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Oblivion | cloudlife92 so how do you install arch? | 14:40 |
hd_chro321 | cloudlife92 my golang application have not change | 14:41 |
hd_chro321 | my golang application can run ok when I ssh login to ubuntu 14.04 | 14:42 |
Oblivion | ^ rootkit? | 14:42 |
Oblivion | afk < going to but more beer | 14:43 |
Oblivion | buy* | 14:44 |
awtempler | anyone install shiny-server on ubuntu (32 bit)? | 14:45 |
sivik | anyone have an idea on why flash would stop playing a video in the browser after a number of secondes | 14:45 |
fellayaboy | sivik, what browser | 14:46 |
fellayaboy | firefox? | 14:46 |
sivik | chrome and firefox | 14:46 |
sivik | already tried with flashplugin-nonfree and pepperflashplugin-nonfree | 14:47 |
newguy1 | sivik, probably a issue with your GPU driver that is causing the flash player to crash? | 14:47 |
sivik | newguy1: the video doesn't crash. it just stops playing | 14:48 |
awtempler | shiny-server!!....anyone? | 14:49 |
cfhowlett | !server | awtempler | 14:49 |
ubottu | awtempler: Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is !Trusty (Trusty Tahr 14.04) - More info: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition - Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide - Support in #ubuntu-server | 14:49 |
compdoc | never heard of it | 14:49 |
newguy1 | awtempler, hmm, have you installed it? | 14:50 |
fellayaboy | nexttime use sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras when you want to install flash | 14:50 |
fellayaboy | it helps me out alot | 14:51 |
fellayaboy | plus it installs other neccessary components that you would likewise take for granted | 14:51 |
reisio | sivik: any particular video? | 14:52 |
Oblivion | cloudlife92 you still googling how to install arch lol | 14:53 |
sivik | reisio: seems to be anything randomly used | 14:53 |
fellayaboy | sivik, read above...also...delete your cookies & all of that from your browser...delete everything in terms of historys, cookies etc using the menu in the browser..uninstall whatever flash you installed then run that sudo apt-get install ubuntu-resrticted-extras see if that works | 14:54 |
Oblivion | sivik yes because flash is old as fuck and shit | 14:54 |
sivik | I even tried installing the version from the adobe website | 14:54 |
newguy1 | why anyone would need flash BTW... | 14:55 |
Oblivion | sivik thy chrome | 14:55 |
fellayaboy | i think youtube uses html5 now. so it wont matter if flash is installed on the client | 14:55 |
hd_chro321 | ubotty: thank, I ask my qeustion in the lts channel | 14:55 |
sivik | Oblivion: I have the same problem both in chrome and firefox. | 14:55 |
newguy1 | fellayaboy, yep youtube defaults to HTML | 14:55 |
sivik | fellayaboy: same problem in youtube | 14:55 |
fellayaboy | what ubuntu version | 14:55 |
Oblivion | sivik and thats chrome and not chromium? | 14:55 |
newguy1 | fellayaboy, probably he needs codecs | 14:55 |
sivik | Let me install chrome and test it. Its chromium | 14:55 |
fellayaboy | yeahh tahts true newguy1 | 14:56 |
fellayaboy | sivik...uninstall flash and run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 14:56 |
fellayaboy | i think thats your solution | 14:56 |
Oblivion | sivik chrome should work as that ships with adobes | 14:56 |
sivik | Oblivion: installing now | 14:57 |
BBLLCC | do I have to manually delete old kernels on xubuntu? | 14:57 |
ioria | !info chrome | 14:57 |
ubottu | Package chrome does not exist in vivid | 14:58 |
ioria | !info chrome trusty | 14:58 |
ubottu | Package chrome does not exist in trusty | 14:58 |
Oblivion | chrome needs a ppa adding from google iirc | 14:58 |
newguy1 | !spam | ioria | 14:58 |
ubottu | ioria: Please don't spam | 14:58 |
sivik | I installed chrome from the google chrome website | 14:58 |
sivik | But the same problem with vids | 14:58 |
fellayaboy | sivik sounds like a codec issue | 14:58 |
fellayaboy | like newguy1 said | 14:58 |
newguy1 | well just install the Chrome Deb file, it will add a repository... | 14:59 |
Oblivion | sivik it could be a million and one of things | 14:59 |
AndroidHacker | anyone know why firefox would KEEP asking me to set it as default browser | 15:03 |
AndroidHacker | ? | 15:03 |
Amoz | BBLLCC, yes, like all the others in the *buntu family | 15:03 |
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zaggynl | anyone else having issues running sudo apt-get update against steam ppa? | 15:04 |
newguy1 | AndroidHacker, just select "Don't ask again" | 15:04 |
BBLLCC | Amoz, there is a 3.19.0.21 kernel that appears under grep, but appears as not installed in synaptic | 15:04 |
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AndroidHacker | newguy1, im aware of this, but that does not change anything | 15:04 |
zaggynl | I get a : E: GPG error: http://repo.steampowered.com precise InRelease: Clearsigned file isn't valid, got 'NODATA' (does the network require authentication?) | 15:04 |
AndroidHacker | ive already set it thru "preferred apps" and thru command line | 15:04 |
cfhowlett | zaggynl, yep. I expect it to self-correct given time. wait a couple of days and try again | 15:04 |
zaggynl | cool, I've disabled the ppa for now | 15:04 |
Amoz | BBLLCC, you mean dpkg --list | grep <version> ? | 15:04 |
BBLLCC | yes | 15:05 |
Amoz | that is probably because some config files are still there | 15:05 |
Amoz | dpkg --purge <package> will remove it completely afaik | 15:05 |
BBLLCC | how do I get rid of those? | 15:05 |
Guest93932 | AndroidHacker I came across that issue recently , not found a fix yety that was with chromium, I suspect just setting the default manually will fix though | 15:05 |
AndroidHacker | zaggynl, i am also getting errors from steam repo | 15:05 |
BBLLCC | brb | 15:05 |
AndroidHacker | Guest93932, yea i have chrome installed also, but as far as i know ive done everything i know how to | 15:06 |
Guest93932 | AndroidHacker what desktop? | 15:06 |
AndroidHacker | xubuntu | 15:06 |
AndroidHacker | xfce | 15:06 |
Guest93932 | AndroidHacker give me a sec or two | 15:07 |
AndroidHacker | ok | 15:07 |
AndroidHacker | thanks | 15:07 |
Guest93932 | AndroidHacker just go to the mouse (xfce icon) > settings > default applications | 15:09 |
AndroidHacker | ive already done all of that | 15:10 |
Guest93932 | AndroidHacker you wil need to restart X11 and the desktop manager | 15:10 |
Guest93932 | AndroidHacker if unsure on that just reboot the box | 15:10 |
AndroidHacker | thanks but ive done all of these things already | 15:11 |
Guest93932 | Ubuntu is getting like windows | 15:11 |
AndroidHacker | lol | 15:12 |
daftykins | AndroidHacker: tried a clean FF profile? | 15:12 |
daftykins | actually if you remember further enough back it used to be way worse than Windows for DE consistency :P | 15:12 |
jayjo | Cron write all output to file | 15:13 |
Guest93932 | ^ DE I hate microsoft abreveations | 15:13 |
Guest93932 | ^ DE ?I hate microsoft abreveations | 15:13 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, as in "refresh firefox" and/or uninstall/reinstall? this has been a persistent problem with xubuntu since about 14.04 or since i can remember | 15:13 |
daftykins | desktop environment. that is not a Microsoft abbreviation. | 15:13 |
BBLLCC | Amoz, dpkg --purge linux-image-3.19.0-21-generic <<? | 15:13 |
Pici | /36/70 | 15:13 |
daftykins | AndroidHacker: no, browsers use profiles | 15:13 |
Guest93932 | daftkins it is yours though never heard that before | 15:13 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, ok im not sure what you mean then | 15:14 |
daftykins | Guest93932: no, it's a very widespread term in the Linux world | 15:14 |
daftykins | a DE = e.g. KDE, xfce, gnome, unity yada yada | 15:14 |
Amoz | BBLLCC, should remove everything | 15:14 |
Guest93932 | daftkins yes but IMHO not DE it is desktop enviroment | 15:14 |
AndroidHacker | i use DE | 15:14 |
daftykins | Guest93932: well you're entitled to your opinion but it doesn't stop it being correct :) | 15:15 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, im checking out the profiles right now, thanks for the tip | 15:15 |
Guest93932 | thats the beauty of Linux or any open source do what you can/want | 15:15 |
pokergod | where do coredumps land? | 15:15 |
Guest93932 | daftkins seequal or sql?# | 15:16 |
Guest93932 | daftkins seequal or sql? | 15:16 |
BBLLCC | thx amcsi_work | 15:16 |
BBLLCC | thx Amoz | 15:16 |
Amoz | BBLLCC, :) | 15:16 |
amcsi_work | don't mention it | 15:16 |
amcsi_work | ;D | 15:16 |
daftykins | Guest93932: that is not support discussion, so feel free to take it to #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:16 |
Amoz | haha | 15:16 |
Guest93932 | daftkins answer the question :) | 15:17 |
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AndroidHacker | daftykins, profile manager wont open up, im running "firefox -P" and/or "firefox -ProfileManager" from terminal and it just opens firefox | 15:17 |
Guest60715 | Hi! What is the correct way to allow DNS port for outside world in UFW? | 15:17 |
daftykins | Guest93932: i don't owe you, be polite in here. | 15:17 |
Guest60715 | Im using Ubuntu Server 15 | 15:17 |
daftykins | AndroidHacker: must be the wrong method | 15:17 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, ok, thats the info i got from the mozilla docu.. ill keep checking | 15:18 |
EmptySpace | 53 tcp | 15:18 |
daftykins | AndroidHacker: are you typing it into a terminal, or via Alt+F2 ? | 15:18 |
Guest60715 | I have used this rule ufw allow 53 and had problems. | 15:18 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, terminal | 15:18 |
Guest60715 | The clients using the dns server were not able to resolve or cache any names. Why is that? | 15:18 |
AndroidHacker | i open the terminal emulator | 15:18 |
daftykins | AndroidHacker: probably not meant to work that way, i can't verify right now | 15:18 |
Guest60715 | Any one who can tell me about what I have done wrong? | 15:18 |
AndroidHacker | ok no problem | 15:18 |
Guest93932 | daftkins fair enough , I asked a question though? | 15:18 |
daftykins | Guest93932: good for you. | 15:19 |
Guest93932 | daftkins :) | 15:19 |
daftykins | also, learn to tab complete nicks :) | 15:20 |
newguy1 | read a book about IRC :P | 15:20 |
EmptySpace | maybe all in and out rather than just in? If not, someone else can help better than me :) | 15:20 |
Oblivion | daftykins, lol yeah oldskool | 15:20 |
nicomachus | there are books about IRC? ;p; | 15:20 |
nicomachus | lol* | 15:21 |
Amoz | Guest60715, can you resolve domains manually by dig? | 15:21 |
newguy1 | nicomachus, obviously xD | 15:21 |
Guest60715 | Is there a channel specific to UFW? | 15:21 |
cfhowlett | !ufw | Guest60715 | 15:21 |
ubottu | Guest60715: Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has built-in firewall capabilities. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | GUI frontends such as gufw and ufw-kde also exist. | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | 15:21 |
Oblivion | ufw dont use iptables they say its easier but tbhh dont like the syntax | 15:21 |
Guest60715 | cfhowlett: Can you tell me the correct way to allow port 53 for outside world? | 15:22 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, haha i got it going now.. i had to completely shutdown firefox and all background processes | 15:22 |
cfhowlett | Guest60715, no idea. sorry. I'd have to refer to the documentation or the wiki | 15:22 |
Guest60715 | Sorry! Thanks. | 15:22 |
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Guest60715 | The link ubottu pointed has the into. | 15:23 |
Guest60715 | info | 15:23 |
daftykins | AndroidHacker: ah must've been a stuck one, that figures | 15:23 |
AndroidHacker | daftykins, thanks for your help | 15:23 |
Oblivion | <Guest60715> depends on your setup really is this a defaulty iptables, ufw is just a FR | 15:24 |
Oblivion | FE* | 15:24 |
Oblivion | front end | 15:24 |
Guest60715 | The UFW documentation says I need to run: ufw allow 53, but would this the correct setting if I do this: ufw allow in 53 and ufw allow out 53 ? | 15:25 |
Guest60715 | Why I do not need to ufw allow out ssh for connecting to another pc? | 15:25 |
daftykins | allowing both sounds like a misunderstanding of how it functions | 15:26 |
Oblivion | <Guest60715> you commited anything yet because If Im gonna advise it wont be ufw it will be iptables | 15:26 |
Guest60715 | Oblivion: I know that UFW is just a frond end. But as it came in Ub Server by Default I did not removed it or neither installed the iptables-persistant package. | 15:26 |
Oblivion | <Guest60715> ok what does iptables -nvL output? | 15:27 |
Guest60715 | daftykins: How does it function then and why there is this out function allows me to add the rule. | 15:27 |
Oblivion | <Guest60715> your allowing dns | 15:28 |
daftykins | because communications are two way, it's not going to stop you from doing something because it doesn't know what you're trying to achieve. | 15:28 |
daftykins | there's no firewall frontend that reads minds sadly :) | 15:28 |
Oblivion | Debian/Ubuntu are bad for changing stuff , why cant you follow Red Haty | 15:29 |
Oblivion | RedHat | 15:29 |
Guest60715 | Guest60715: Here is the output: http://pastebin.com/BhUxdAFK | 15:29 |
cfhowlett | Oblivion, because ubuntu/debian are NOT redhat. | 15:30 |
Guest60715 | I can switch to CentOS but thats a different story :P | 15:30 |
daftykins | Oblivion: who is 'you' in that sentence? | 15:31 |
reisio | yes, you can't follow instructions for one thing when you aren't using that one thing | 15:31 |
nickthekiller109 | hi | 15:31 |
Guest60715 | daftykins: If I want to block all out going connections for ssh from my system (just for the sake of discussion) can I not use this : ufw deny out ssh ? | 15:31 |
nickthekiller109 | how do i install adobe flash player for xfce | 15:31 |
nickthekiller109 | xfce desktop | 15:32 |
daftykins | Guest60715: sorry maybe you should try ##networking or #ubuntu-server if nobody is replying | 15:32 |
Guest60715 | daftykins: Thanks. | 15:32 |
cfhowlett | nickthekiller109, sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin | 15:32 |
nickthekiller109 | thx | 15:32 |
nickthekiller109 | cfhowlett, thank you | 15:33 |
pokergod | where do coredumps get written to? | 15:33 |
cfhowlett | nickthekiller109, happy2help! | 15:33 |
Oblivion | if you want a flash compromised box use windows | 15:34 |
genii | pokergod: Usually either in your home directory, or else the root filesystem | 15:34 |
daftykins | Oblivion: stupid comment that, flash is an equal opportunities disaster. | 15:34 |
usuario | un capullo no de sergio | 15:35 |
Guest60715 | yes. | 15:35 |
cfhowlett | !it | usuario | 15:35 |
ubottu | usuario: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 15:35 |
Oblivion | daftykins flash is equally compromised platform based , yes the exploits can infect Linux but thats where Linux stops it | 15:36 |
Guest60715 | html 5 is taking place. but most of the sites still runs on Flash. | 15:36 |
Oblivion | daftykins you have SELinux and APPArmour | 15:36 |
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Guest60715 | Adobe is still maintaining Flash for Windows. Thats a big issue. | 15:36 |
Oblivion | Flash is flawed by design same as AD was for microshit | 15:37 |
naftilos76 | Hi, my bluetooth adapter works fine in ubuntu 15.04 but does not in kubuntu 15.04. Can anybody guess if there is a package that i can install to make work? I think my bluetooth adapter wears an atheros chipset (if not mistaken). | 15:37 |
x4w3 | Hi, how can i watch dmesg in term and in the same time attached to this term errors of dmesg? i can't with this ---> watch 'sudo dmesg -c >> /tmp/dmesg.log; tail -n 54 /tmp/dmesg.log';tail -f /var/log/dmesg | grep error >> /tmp/dmesg.log | 15:38 |
cfhowlett | Oblivion, please. no profanity. and no need to bash other OS. | 15:38 |
daftykins | Oblivion: this is not a channel for discussion, it's support only thanks. | 15:39 |
x4w3 | because watch always running :) | 15:39 |
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reisio | x4w3: tee? | 15:41 |
reisio | x4w3: you want to log and watch? | 15:41 |
x4w3 | yes :) reisio | 15:41 |
cfhowlett | !guidelines > Oblivion | 15:42 |
ubottu | Oblivion, please see my private message | 15:42 |
reisio | x4w3: yeah, | tee logfile | 15:42 |
x4w3 | reisio: watch 'sudo dmesg -c >> /tmp/dmesg.log; tail -n 54 /tmp/dmesg.log' | tee/var/log/dmesg | grep error >> /tmp/dmesg.log? | 15:44 |
x4w3 | reisio: tee: /var/log/dmesg: Permiso denegado :) | 15:44 |
x4w3 | ah ok | 15:45 |
x4w3 | sorry :) i change temp log. | 15:45 |
jayjo | if I run > $FILE1 2>&1 multiple times will it append or rewrite? | 15:45 |
reisio | yeah can you not just tail /var/log/dmesg ? | 15:46 |
reisio | jayjo: run what now? | 15:46 |
reisio | '>' overwrites extant, if that's what you're asking | 15:46 |
Oblivion | ping | 15:46 |
reisio | use >> or tee -a if you don't want that | 15:46 |
jayjo | I dont think I can use >> bceause it's bin/sh | 15:47 |
jayjo | is that right? | 15:47 |
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reisio | jayjo: try it and see: echo 'foo' >> test; echo 'foo' >> test; cat test | 15:48 |
Oblivion | jayjo what you are doing with 2>&1 is your redirecting stdin and stderr through the same channel so depending on what the input and the output is it will differ | 15:49 |
x4w3 | reisio: problem is that i want to process, one process for display temporal dmesg at refreshed terminal and other process to add temporal dmesg errors :) | 15:49 |
reisio | mm, well, tee is your man | 15:50 |
x4w3 | tee is ok for me, but i need to add to watch temporal dmesg and i don't know | 15:50 |
reisio | while(true); do dmesg | tee foo; sleep 5s; done | 15:50 |
x4w3 | thank u let me. | 15:50 |
x4w3 | reisio: what's foo, i'm spanish sorry... | 15:52 |
reisio | foo is the first placeholder | 15:53 |
reisio | foo, bar, baz, then it gets tricky | 15:53 |
reisio | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foobar | 15:53 |
x4w3 | reisio: oks, :). | 15:55 |
Oblivion | reisio cron needs full paths | 15:56 |
reisio | Oblivion: ? | 15:56 |
Oblivion | reisio when Ive run scrips by cron they have failed if you dont give relative path | 15:57 |
reisio | why tell me this? | 15:57 |
Oblivion | ask dev @ cron | 15:58 |
daftykins | seems Oblivion likes to second guess other volunteers rather than help directly | 15:58 |
reisio | don't even know what he's talking about | 15:58 |
* reisio shrugs | 15:58 | |
OnkelTem | Hi a.. | 15:58 |
OnkelTem | Hi to move Cairo Dock panel to another monitor? | 15:58 |
Oblivion | daftykins I work in aa Enterprise enviroment based mainly on RH/CentOs | 15:58 |
reisio | ... | 15:58 |
daftykins | Oblivion: http://i.imgur.com/9ooK4NT.jpg | 15:59 |
reisio | :p | 15:59 |
daftykins | Oblivion: probably best you don't give advice in #ubuntu then | 15:59 |
cfhowlett | daftykins, you got me. LOL | 15:59 |
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Guest6513 | trust ne dont aggrivate | 16:01 |
TBotNik | All: I keep getting errors from my FireFox browser and know it is related to "keytracker viruses" that are now being stored via the HTML5 cache. Where do I find help to located and delete these? | 16:11 |
daftykins | create a clean profile and test | 16:11 |
olabaz | Hey, I'm trying to boot from a USB CD drive but that option does not come out on my BIOS menu. How can I add it or boot from it another way? | 16:14 |
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daftykins | olabaz: desktop or laptop? motherboard ports or otherwise? | 16:16 |
KimmoNO | I have Ubuntu 15.04 workstation with i7-4790 installed fresh and I am using the internal graphics. This is my first Linux workstation. I have some stuttering/lag when I am writing that is very annoying. My idea is that is is related to the graphics driver. I wanted to install Intel graphics driver, but I see here https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads that 15.04 is not supported. When I look in system Settings, there is no graphics icon. | 16:17 |
olabaz | daftykins, it's a laptop, I'm not sure what the motherboard is but the BIOS says American Megatrends | 16:17 |
daftykins | olabaz: being AMI means nothing, they're one of the two common names of BIOS and nothing more | 16:17 |
x4w3 | crazy combination reisio: while dmesg -c >> /tmp/dmesg.log&&dmesg | grep error | tee -a /tmp/dmesg.log;do sleep 0.1; done & tail -f /tmp/dmesg.log :P | 16:18 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: doesn't matter, attempting to install one of those drivers is pointless - just being on an up to date installation will be fine. you can also try a newer mainline kernel to see if it helps | 16:18 |
daftykins | !mainline | 16:18 |
ubottu | The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds | 16:18 |
x4w3 | kernel failed hehe. | 16:18 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: ^ | 16:18 |
olabaz | ok I'll brb and try editing some settings in BIOS | 16:18 |
KimmoNO | daftykins, Well, Ubuntu is updated and I have had this stuttering issue across different kernels. | 16:19 |
KimmoNO | daftykins, thanks for answering :) | 16:19 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: different being what, just the subtle revisions that come along with updates? | 16:19 |
KimmoNO | daftykins, yes | 16:19 |
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daftykins | KimmoNO: yeah that's pointless, try a newer than 3.19 mainline from the link above | 16:20 |
KimmoNO | daftykins, I am a newbie :) | 16:20 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: what do you need help with? can you follow the above link and try installing a >3.19 kernel? | 16:21 |
KimmoNO | I am happy to move to ubuntu 15.20 | 16:21 |
daftykins | 15.20 isn't a real release | 16:21 |
KimmoNO | I am happy to move to ubuntu 15.10 | 16:21 |
daftykins | 15.10 isn't out until October | 16:21 |
KimmoNO | Yes, but I thought there was some beta I could use? But if you dont recommend that, then I will try to install a more recent kernel. I dont know how to do that, but I guess I can explore it. | 16:22 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: one quick test would be to grab a recent liveCD of the unfinished 15.10 and see if it solves the issue, you can put it on a flash drive to avoid affecting your current installation | 16:24 |
KimmoNO | daftykins, This would be the correct one? http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.0-vivid/ | 16:27 |
KimmoNO | after that one there was only RC as far as I could see. | 16:28 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: yep sounds good, just the single generic amd64 package | 16:28 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: just hold left shift at startup to boot it once manually from the menu, if it doesn't help or doesn't work, you can boot the current version you're using (confirm with "uname -r" in the terminal) | 16:29 |
KimmoNO | Where should this foldr be? "It is best to downloaded the files into a folder by themselves. Then, one may install all the packages simultaneously by executing the following in a terminal: " | 16:30 |
daftykins | it just means download them into *a* folder | 16:30 |
KimmoNO | as root or with sudo? | 16:30 |
KimmoNO | ah, I see | 16:30 |
daftykins | but you're only doing one .deb :) | 16:30 |
daftykins | sudo dpkg -i blah.deb yep | 16:31 |
KimmoNO | This one? linux-image-4.0.0-040000-generic_4.0.0-040000.201504121935_amd64.deb | 16:32 |
KimmoNO | There is also low latency kernels | 16:32 |
daftykins | KimmoNO: yep, no LL is not appropriate - solely that one | 16:32 |
Cxdvty | I have an old dell inspirion 530s with the wireless wifi adapter that came with it. Ubuntu wont detect the hardware. Can anyone help? | 16:33 |
Cxdvty | Is the 14.04 version too new for the hardware? | 16:33 |
daftykins | Cxdvty: share the service tag | 16:33 |
Cxdvty | ok | 16:34 |
daftykins | Cxdvty: looks like it didn't come with wireless originally - http://www.dell.com/us/dfh/p/inspiron-530s/pd | 16:34 |
max__ | hallo | 16:35 |
daftykins | hi | 16:35 |
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Cxdvty | When I got it from castle rental they gave me a wireless linksys owifi adapter with it | 16:36 |
Guest60193 | ich habe hunger. was soll ich verspeisen | 16:36 |
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daftykins | Guest4637: Nur Englisch bitte schon | 16:36 |
maxssss | i cant speek english | 16:36 |
daftykins | maxssss: dan #ubuntu-de | 16:37 |
DJones | maxssss: Do you have an Ubuntu support question, thats what this channel is for | 16:37 |
DJones | maxssss: We can't help with what you should eat when you're hungry | 16:37 |
Sassi | hi | 16:44 |
maxssss | bze | 16:45 |
maxssss | bye | 16:45 |
god_phantom | hello all. | 16:47 |
daftykins | lo | 16:47 |
silverbaq | yo ^_^ | 16:48 |
nicomachus | 127.0.0.1 | 16:48 |
Kimmono2 | daftykins, uname -r | 16:48 |
Kimmono2 | 4.0.0-040000-generic | 16:48 |
daftykins | Kimmono2: success | 16:49 |
daftykins | so now see if it's any better. | 16:49 |
Kimmono2 | daftykins, Yes :) | 16:49 |
Kimmono2 | So far it seems that there is no log. | 16:49 |
Kimmono2 | *lag | 16:49 |
Kimmono2 | Yes, much better :) | 16:50 |
daftykins | good stuff, so you can keep using that kernel until 14.10 is released | 16:50 |
daftykins | sorry 15.10 | 16:50 |
Kimmono2 | daftykins, okey, great! :) Thanks for the help!! | 16:50 |
god_phantom | [ubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop, 64-bit] GNOME is freezing when i use google chrome. after a few minutes and a couple of tabs open, i won't be able to move my mouse, CTRL+C won't work, can't ALT+tab out of the window, etc. where could I find a log to see what's going on or submit a good bug report? | 16:51 |
daftykins | Kimmono2: np :> | 16:51 |
daftykins | god_phantom: well chrome is from google, so not an ubuntu issue really | 16:51 |
god_phantom | daftykins: yeah, i was hoping maybe there'd be a system log. but you know what? i just looked at their bug tracker and someone literally JUST entered a bug for the same issue i'm having | 16:52 |
daftykins | how handy! | 16:52 |
Matt_teni | anyone here runs lxdm on unity ? | 16:53 |
god_phantom | i think i'll open it from terminal and redirect the output, see if i can get it to freeze | 16:53 |
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boriseto | Hello. Is there a way to fix the "Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available" on Firefox, no flash for live videos? I'm guessing there is a missing codec or something. The thing is that I don't want to install flash at all. | 17:03 |
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nemith | god fucking damnit. http://paste.ubuntu.com/11931142/ | 17:05 |
nemith | I asumme it is this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-1/+bug/1447654 ? | 17:06 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1447654 in policykit-1 (Ubuntu Vivid) "installing policykit-1 hangs under systemd" [Medium,Confirmed] | 17:06 |
vlt | Hello. I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. What do I have to do to make chromium-brower accept all characters that I type into input fields or the search/address bar, just like any other program (firefox, editors, terminal, ...) does? I*m talking about haracters like è, ä, ß, ø, or simply numbers from the number block. | 17:15 |
Benjamin__ | is there any linux help channel that isn't specific to ubuntu? i'm trying to compile from source a software and have problem | 17:24 |
Pici | Benjamin__: ##linux | 17:24 |
sl1rpy | im trying to use recordmydesktop to record something but the windows are distorted. is there a program that works better or what setting should i use to fix this? | 17:24 |
dream | Any reason as to why Steam refuses to open on Ubuntu 15.04 (64 bit) MATE? | 17:24 |
sl1rpy | i have a feeling it has something to do with compiz... | 17:25 |
sl1rpy | anyone have any ideas? | 17:27 |
Benjamin__ | how do i register, says i can't chat | 17:27 |
nrml1 | does anyone have any suggestions for a centralized (preferrably web based) package management system? | 17:27 |
vdrey | Benjamin__ I can see your comment just fine | 17:27 |
Benjamin__ | in the linux channell.... | 17:27 |
Benjamin__ | this is my issue | 17:28 |
vdrey | ahhh | 17:28 |
Benjamin__ | http://www.pastebin.ca/3073509 | 17:28 |
tgm4883 | !register | Benjamin__ | 17:28 |
ubottu | Benjamin__: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 17:28 |
Benjamin__ | says cannot join while banned on channel | 17:29 |
Benjamin__ | haven't been on irc for years... | 17:29 |
nrml1 | wow just looked at landscape... $$$$$ | 17:30 |
ioria | Benjamin__, gcc --version ? | 17:30 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: yep, it's kinda spendy | 17:30 |
Benjamin__ | [root@pitus openvpn-2.3.7]# gcc --version | 17:31 |
Benjamin__ | -bash: gcc: command not found | 17:31 |
nrml1 | good god, how does anyone afford it? | 17:31 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: when I looked, it wasn't that expensive compared to similar products | 17:32 |
vdrey | nrml1 Afford what? | 17:32 |
tgm4883 | vdrey: landscape | 17:32 |
ioria | Benjamin__, maybe you don't have gcc installed ... ubuntu 15 ? | 17:32 |
vdrey | ahhh | 17:32 |
vdrey | thanks | 17:32 |
Benjamin__ | ioria: server is running centos 6.5 i386 | 17:33 |
Benjamin__ | just did fresh install | 17:33 |
nrml1 | thats nuts | 17:33 |
nrml1 | I realize its an involved and time consuming thing to develop, but geez | 17:33 |
ioria | Benjamin__, you have to install gcc, g++ and other on your server then | 17:33 |
nrml1 | I'd love to get a sample of who their customers are | 17:34 |
sl1rpy | does anyone know how to record the desktop in ubuntu 15.04 without the windows being distorted? | 17:34 |
sl1rpy | in the recorded video | 17:34 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: what is your use case? | 17:34 |
vdrey | I just looked at the price......wow...... | 17:34 |
tgm4883 | where are you guys looking at the price? | 17:34 |
nrml1 | tgm4883: management of a large cluster of ubuntu servers | 17:34 |
nrml1 | like 100+ | 17:35 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: where are you seeing a price, I had to request a quote, but that was awhile ago | 17:35 |
vdrey | tgm4883 http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/plans-and-pricing | 17:35 |
nrml1 | yeah its part of their management thing | 17:36 |
vdrey | Not landscape specifically, but other management things... $75k/year for up to 100 nodes | 17:36 |
tgm4883 | vdrey: nrml1 are you running openstack? | 17:37 |
nrml1 | it seems really beefy, but man | 17:37 |
tgm4883 | vdrey: because if not, then that's not the pricing I got for 100 nodes | 17:37 |
Benjamin__ | no idea how to install gcc... it says c is missling and cl.exe also... | 17:37 |
vdrey | Yeah, its for openstack | 17:37 |
Pici | Benjamin__: install the build-essential metapackage. | 17:37 |
nrml1 | tgm4883: not yet, I'm just trying to find out the best, most cost effective way to do it still | 17:38 |
Benjamin__ | Pici: how? | 17:38 |
Pici | Benjamin__: sudo apt-get install build-essential | 17:38 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: I wasn't looking at openstack (we've got vmware internally), so I was just looking for landscape cost for servers | 17:39 |
Benjamin__ | Pici: i'm running centos 6.5 | 17:39 |
Pici | Benjamin__: Then why are you asking in #ubuntu? | 17:39 |
Benjamin__ | Pici because i can't register with NickServ, so can't access linux channel or centos channel | 17:39 |
Benjamin__ | i'm in china and without the server working can't access my email | 17:40 |
Pici | Benjamin__: That doesn't mean that #ubuntu is now on-topic for your questions. | 17:40 |
Benjamin__ | Pici: i didn't say it was but you asked my why | 17:40 |
Benjamin__ | me* | 17:40 |
nrml1 | I've actually never used openstack | 17:40 |
vdrey | its 'fun' | 17:41 |
nrml1 | its just OS on the cloud? | 17:41 |
vdrey | pretty much | 17:41 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: my understanging is it's local cloud, meaning rapid build and tear down of vms | 17:41 |
nrml1 | all of our systems are guests on UCS clusters | 17:41 |
nrml1 | ahh | 17:42 |
nrml1 | that would add another layer to our infrastructure that we probably dont want to deal with right now | 17:42 |
nrml1 | we have puppet+foreman for config right now | 17:42 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: that was kinda my thoughts as well, which is why we stayed with vmware. We also had windows machines to manage, so we went with puppet over landscape | 17:42 |
Benjamin__ | can u help me with one thing then, how do i register, what is the syntax | 17:43 |
nrml1 | tgm4883: yeah we're in the same boat | 17:43 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: we had puppet+foreman at my previous job, here we have puppet enterprise | 17:43 |
tgm4883 | Benjamin__: I already sent you the info on it | 17:43 |
tgm4883 | !register | Benjamin__ | 17:43 |
jazzzu | /j #debian | 17:44 |
nrml1 | tgm4883: we're happy with foreman so far, it works well. just wish there was package management integration via puppet, that would be awesome. | 17:44 |
Pici | Benjamin__: see /msg nickserv help register and http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup , more help available in #freenode | 17:44 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: Well there is, but I know what you mean | 17:45 |
nrml1 | tgm4883: so what do you use for package managament now? | 17:45 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: well now at work we use centos and redhat instead of ubuntu, so if we were to manage it network wide would use something like spacewalk | 17:50 |
nrml1 | oh gotcha ok | 17:51 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: before I left my previous job, we were looking at spacewalk a bit since it apparently also supports debian/ubuntu, but I left before we looked at that too hard | 17:51 |
nrml1 | I'll read up on it, thanks | 17:51 |
tgm4883 | nrml1: previously, we just had some puppet facts that let us know if a particualr machine had security updates that it needed to do | 17:51 |
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aethersis | hi, is there a tool for linux that'd let me test a HDD thoroughly? I want to test it for read/write operations sector by sector and get timings. | 18:00 |
dodo_ | film shpper america | 18:03 |
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=== Droz is now known as Drozz | ||
linelevel | Hi, I'm running Ubuntu 14.04. The top menu bar and left shortcut/launcher bar have completely disappeared, but only on my main account (they show up on the Guest account). Restarting does not help. Any suggestions? | 18:13 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: try pressing ctrl+alt+t, then type dconf reset -f /org/compiz | 18:13 |
EriC^^ | also try typing ccsm and make sure that the unity plugin is enabled | 18:14 |
maotora | hello, i have a quick question... I am using cmus to play my music in terminal and am wondering does it have some kind of visulizations?? | 18:14 |
linelevel | EriC^^: Ctrl+Alt+t does not work, and I'm not sure how to get to Terminal given that I don't have the launcher. I can Ctrl+Alt+F1 to get to tty1, but I cannot run your command from there (because X11 is not running in tty1). Any suggestions? | 18:16 |
EriC^^ | try typing DISPLAY=:0 ccsm | 18:16 |
EriC^^ | from tty1 while it's logged on in tty8 | 18:17 |
EriC^^ | *tty7 | 18:17 |
EriC^^ | also the dconf command | 18:17 |
romanosaurius_re | hello. App armor question: I have a docker image that needs to access it's own processes io stats provided by /proc/{pid}/io but app armor is denying it. I used aa-complain to turn the rules into audit logs and was able, but tryed to add a rule to allow that and there is no way I'm getting it right. | 18:23 |
linelevel | EriC^^: The former worked; it opened ccsm in tty7. I still have no way to run dconf though. | 18:23 |
romanosaurius_re | is there some documentation other than the manpage that explains how to work around app armor configuration? | 18:23 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: is the unity plugin enabled? | 18:24 |
linelevel | EriC^^: It wasn't. I just enabled it. It made me enable 7 dependencies as well. | 18:25 |
linelevel | EriC^^: Rebooting now. | 18:25 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: ok, try to log in again | 18:25 |
linelevel | EriC^^: Rebooted and logged in. No change in behavior. | 18:26 |
azamrod | hello | 18:27 |
azamrod | i am probleming whit Ubuntu 16.04 | 18:27 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: ok, try rm -r ~/.compiz ~/.config/compiz-1 | 18:27 |
daftykins | azamrod: typo perhaps? | 18:27 |
daftykins | 15.04? | 18:27 |
drocsid | hi #ubuntu. How do I create an encrypted home without the Desktop CD? I am using ubuntu-server: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedHome | 18:28 |
azamrod | if it is with Ubuntu 15.04 | 18:28 |
linelevel | EriC^^: Done. Now reboot? | 18:28 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: no, just try to login | 18:29 |
EriC^^ | type sudo service lightdm restart | 18:29 |
lickalott_ | can anyone tell me that the 3 values represent when changing touchpad sensitivity? i.e. xinput --set-prop "ETPS/2 Elantech Touchpad" "Synaptics Finger" 50 80 257 | 18:30 |
linelevel | EriC^^: Done. No change. | 18:30 |
nbusrone | anyone can have a guide for find command manpage ? what is ( -type f -printf "%f\n" ) means ? | 18:31 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: try rm -r ~/.gconf | 18:31 |
lickalott_ | Synaptics Finger | 18:32 |
lickalott_ | 32 bit, 3 values, low, high, press. | 18:32 |
lickalott_ | what is low and high? the X , Y values for where the touchpad is active when you try and use it? | 18:32 |
cheetahw26 | how can I add a crontab entry with @reboot globally, i.e. in cron.d/<mycron> | 18:32 |
Pici | nbusrone: look at the printf section of the find manpage, it explains what all the options are. "%f = File's name with any leading directories removed (only the last element)." | 18:32 |
cheetahw26 | it seems to work if I use crontab -e and add to a user's cron, but not system... | 18:33 |
sorinello | Hello. How can I install the latest pidgin version ? I have Ubuntu 15.04, but my pidgin version is 2.10.9. | 18:33 |
Matt_teni | get the ppa sorinello | 18:33 |
linelevel | EriC^^: Done. Restarted lightdm and logged back in. No change. | 18:33 |
sorinello | Matt_teni, the Pidgin Developers PPA is deprecated | 18:34 |
Pici | cheetahw26: if you want to add something to /etc/cron.d/, you'll need to use sudo to make a new file there. | 18:34 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: yikes, try mv ~/.config ~/.config.old | 18:34 |
sorinello | how come the latest version is not pushed into the official repos ? | 18:34 |
lickalott_ | nvm | 18:34 |
daftykins | sorinello: someone has to package and test first, no? | 18:34 |
cheetahw26 | I have a file there, and all of the entries work, except I cannot use the @reboot command... | 18:35 |
linelevel | EriC^^: That worked! | 18:35 |
cheetahw26 | or it seems the entry I have that is supposed to execute that doesn't get called at reboot | 18:35 |
sorinello | daftykins, yes, well isn't the community doing that ? | 18:35 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: ok | 18:35 |
Voyage_ | my laptop LCD is broken, I need to get things urgently from my pc, I can ssh from another pc to it. I plan to attach an external LCD to VGA port and via ssh, change the display monitor in the settings> monitor of KDE. How can I do that? | 18:35 |
daftykins | sorinello: not enough to go around evidently | 18:35 |
cheetahw26 | If I instead use crontab -e and then add @reboot <cmd> it works fine, however I need to be able to do this programatically and cannot go to crontab -e on each device... | 18:36 |
daftykins | Voyage_: err why not just rsync the whole lot over SSH? why do you need a GUI? | 18:36 |
Voyage_ | its in browser cache, I cant rsync that | 18:36 |
Voyage_ | nice suggestion though | 18:36 |
EriC^^ | linelevel: if you want copy the startup apps files with cp -r ~/.config.old/autostart ~/.config | 18:36 |
daftykins | Voyage_: what's in browser cache o0 | 18:38 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, something important | 18:38 |
nbusrone | Pici : Thanks :-) but how do I add an extra option to print out date modified or file size ? taken for example ( find /home -type f -printf "%f\n" |sort > /home/test) ? | 18:38 |
daftykins | ok be vague, get no responses :) | 18:38 |
daftykins | could just SSH X forward your browser too | 18:39 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, how | 18:39 |
daftykins | ssh -X user@host | 18:39 |
daftykins | 'firefox' | 18:39 |
daftykins | no quotes, but just run it | 18:39 |
Voyage_ | thats it? | 18:39 |
daftykins | yip | 18:39 |
daftykins | penguin power \o/ | 18:39 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: use (crontab -l; echo "something to add") | crontab | 18:39 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: it will add what you want to the user's crontab | 18:40 |
philip_ | who can kindly explain what strip size means | 18:40 |
Pici | nbusrone: add %t or %A% or %s, etc. | 18:40 |
cheetahw26 | ok... I get an error in cron, bad command, seems like it doesn't like @reboot there | 18:40 |
daftykins | philip_: stripe size, plenty of information about RAID online - essentially it's the chunk size of data per disk before the next member disk is read from | 18:40 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: if you type crontab -e and put @reboot something it doesn't like it? | 18:41 |
daftykins | philip_: you might need to be more specific about the context of your question though | 18:41 |
philip_ | just a brief explaination of strip size what is it actually use for | 18:41 |
daftykins | philip_: *stripe. and you have to give context, so did you mean RAID or something else? | 18:42 |
OerHeks | !duckduckgo raid stripe | 18:42 |
ubottu | OerHeks: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 18:42 |
cheetahw26 | thanks... checking now... | 18:43 |
philip_ | yes raid strip size .. | 18:43 |
cheetahw26 | No... crontab -e works fine with @reboot... but just adding that to a file in /etc/cron.d/myfile does not work | 18:44 |
cheetahw26 | I just read that this may be a bug... but if the crontab -l command works I'm fine with putting it in root's account | 18:44 |
daftykins | philip_: ok not really on topic here, this is OS support sorry. | 18:44 |
sorinello | daftykins, so the only way is to build pidgin by myself ? | 18:45 |
Pici | cheetahw26: did you include the username in your file within /etc/cron.d/ ? | 18:45 |
cheetahw26 | yep, that worked... | 18:45 |
daftykins | sorinello: i don't know, have you hunted for PPAs? | 18:45 |
philip_ | just a brief explanation | 18:45 |
cheetahw26 | no, is that the proper syntax? I read that it's just supposed to be: @reboot <cmd> | 18:45 |
sorinello | daftykins, yes, I found this.. https://launchpad.net/~pidgin-developers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa .. and states that is deprecated | 18:45 |
cheetahw26 | that does make sense though... how does cron know which user to run it as... | 18:45 |
daftykins | sorinello: yeah i think launchpad ones are dead | 18:46 |
daftykins | sorinello: i really meant active PPAs... | 18:46 |
sorinello | daftykins, well if the Launchpad's are dead, you think there are others ? | 18:46 |
daftykins | sorinello: i'm not going to google for you | 18:46 |
cheetahw26 | trying with '@reboot root /cmd' | 18:46 |
sorinello | daftykins, I googleed, but I did not found anything. I usually google before asking here | 18:47 |
daftykins | sorinello: game over then | 18:48 |
daftykins | sauce it is. | 18:48 |
daftykins | philip_: already done and no, off topic. sorry. | 18:48 |
sorinello | daftykins, the most popular IM software and it's not been included into the official channels. I' m a little bit shocked. | 18:49 |
cheetahw26 | no... that didn't work... | 18:49 |
cheetahw26 | didn't even get an error message | 18:49 |
EriC^^ | what did you do? | 18:49 |
daftykins | sorinello: most popular is highly inaccurate. also most protocols Pidgin supports are dying / easily handled elsewhere. | 18:50 |
cheetahw26 | added... @reboot root /mycmd to my /etc/cron.d/cronfile | 18:50 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: echo "@reboot root bla" | sudo tee /etc/cron.d/bla | 18:50 |
sorinello | daftykins, yes, that's also true | 18:50 |
cheetahw26 | yeah, that's exactly what I did ... | 18:50 |
EriC^^ | yeah and cat /etc/cron.d/cronfile doesn't show it there? | 18:50 |
cheetahw26 | know... it shows... and then I rebooted, the cmd just never ran, and no errors in syslog | 18:51 |
cheetahw26 | I'm using 12.04 maybe a bug? | 18:51 |
EriC^^ | did you +x it? | 18:51 |
EriC^^ | nevermind | 18:51 |
cheetahw26 | yes... the cmd works fine...and actually the crontab entry works if I put it in root's account, i.e. (crontab -l; echo '@reboot /mycmd')|crontab | 18:52 |
cheetahw26 | that works... so even though it's not what I expected, it's functional... | 18:52 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: try to +x it maybe | 18:52 |
EriC^^ | the /etc/cron.daily are +x, maybe it needs a +x to work | 18:52 |
cheetahw26 | it is executable :) I can run it manually with no problem as well... I just readded it and rebooted, and it's working fine | 18:53 |
EriC^^ | i have some in cron.d which aren't +x though, i dunno | 18:53 |
EriC^^ | try +x, it might work | 18:53 |
cheetahw26 | it has always had the executable bit +x for all users | 18:54 |
EriC^^ | anything in /var/log/syslog ? | 18:54 |
Amoz | cheetahw26, sorry if I missed anything, but isn't crontab -e the preferred way? | 18:55 |
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disconnectedave2 | anyone know how to change the permissions on an external harddrive? | 18:56 |
nbusrone | Pici : Thanks for the guide , actually is there a 101 handbook for linux manpage on how to add those option command ? i am not good in understanding how to add certain option into a command . | 18:56 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: i think you need to run the command to install it | 18:56 |
EriC^^ | have a look at cat /etc/crontab it mentions something cheetahw26 | 18:56 |
Pici | nbusrone: not that I'm aware of, the manpage is pretty self-explanatory to me. | 18:56 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, nothing different happened with -X | 18:56 |
EriC^^ | Unlike any other crontab you don't have to run the `crontab'command to install the new version when you edit this file and files in /etc/cron.d | 18:57 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: ^ from /etc/crontab | 18:57 |
daftykins | Voyage_: no you connect with that first, then when you type "firefox" it runs firefox on the machine you're SSH'd to - but displays it on the one you're typing from | 18:57 |
Novice01y | Hello. If I'll use "sudo fsck -l bad-blocks /dev/sdX" , then changes will be pernament also for other OSes that I will install in future on this machine? | 18:58 |
wileee | disconnectedave2, At the type of partitions, ext or fat or ntfs, + a little cause and effect for the channel. | 18:58 |
wileee | disconnected, At the least is my message. | 18:58 |
EriC^^ | cheetahw26: maybe you need to set the SHELL variable? in my /etc/cron.d file there's a SHELL and PATH variable | 18:58 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, nice. how to open settings of kde? | 18:59 |
nbusrone | Pici : but not for me as a beginner , maybe i'll try and read more on adding command option in terminal :) thanks for the guide :) | 18:59 |
disconnectedave2 | it is a ext4 500gb drive and when i try to mount it from clicking on it from a file manager i am unable to read/write files because "Permission denied" | 18:59 |
daftykins | Voyage_: not gonna happen. | 18:59 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, why? | 19:00 |
Gisleh | When trying to use the propietary drivers (both with and without updates) on a 970, It gets stuck on "[OK] Starting ACPI event daemon..." on reboot. I set the driver in the Software & Updates program. I'm using ubuntu-gnome 14 | 19:00 |
daftykins | the way you're trying to go about that task is not correct | 19:00 |
wileee | Novice01y, If you're having to mess with bad blocks, replace it, you have no idea when it will fail. | 19:00 |
daftykins | Gisleh: check you don't have nomodeset in your kernel boot parameters | 19:00 |
Gisleh | Thanks, I'll try that. | 19:01 |
wileee | disconnectedave2, Anything on the HD now, did you build the partition or partitions, how is it mounted? | 19:03 |
disconnectedave2 | it is a single ext4 partion 60% full of music files I mounted it with pcmanfm i am able to read write if i am using a root program "sudo audacious" will let me play music | 19:04 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, i used ssh -X but the sys settings openned my settings page. Actuall I want to change monitor view etc via config files, how can it be dnoe? | 19:05 |
Gisleh | daftykins: Where do I find the file? I have only used arch previously, and ubuntu seems to have a different folder structure in /boot/ | 19:05 |
davidnsilveira | boa tarde | 19:05 |
wileee | disconnected, Cool, check this out. ;) Read carefully and always be backed up. https://askubuntu.com/questions/158735/how-to-set-permissions-so-that-i-can-read-and-write-to-another-partition | 19:05 |
wheeei | is there a risk when uninstalling a program with 'purge' that it will remove something else important? | 19:05 |
wileee | disconnectedave2, se that message above to disconnected, | 19:06 |
wileee | see* | 19:06 |
Dayber | if a lying to cnn | 19:06 |
davidnsilveira | Ola, amigos, eu sou david, tenho Dificuldades de Instalação AWN linux 17 Rafaela, JA fiz de Tudo NÃO Consigo, gostaria Ajuda vcs CE, ok PODE postar na Minha Conta; davidnsilveira @ gmail, ok obrigado | 19:06 |
Dayber | GOOD MORNING FOOTBALL! dolph72: so it, they keep saying a loaves him he was it? They stop buying at the natura in all sizes," she leading a cheese. yum. janay ricotta cake a been you? dolph72 thats a day. | 19:06 |
Dayber | When she track arounds herself-defense. SHE SLAP. | 19:06 |
Dayber | i this smoked 3 packs out you are your siste. lol @ dolph72 every photographer an inventual featured by the air. id grabbing thanksgiving Cause of beveryone knocks out of Death is banana nut bread. some. | 19:06 |
wileee | wheeei, Way to vague, what is the app and end goal? | 19:07 |
wheeei | wileee, I want to uninstall hhvm from a ubuntu14.04 server | 19:07 |
wileee | wheeei, Not familiar with hhvm however any remove or purge shows hyou what is going on and a chance to yes or no, if you do not authorize with a -y in the command. | 19:08 |
disconnectedave2 | wheeei thanks ill try it and brb | 19:09 |
wileee | you* | 19:09 |
daftykins | Voyage_: probably creating something in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ which outlines your external display only. can't help you with that though | 19:09 |
voltagex | is there any way to test cloud-init scripts before running them at all? | 19:10 |
wileee | wheeei, This is in a terminal, you say server I'm assuming you have no desktop and are not using a gui. | 19:10 |
wheeei | wileee, whats is generally the recommended way to uninstall a program? I have found a few different ones... should I runt them all? Yes this is in terminal | 19:10 |
wheeei | run* | 19:10 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, ~/.config$ ls -a | 19:11 |
Voyage_ | . .. akonadi chromium enchant gtk-2.0 gtk-3.0 ibus libreoffice oxygen-gtk pulse Trolltech.conf upstart user-dirs.dirs user-dirs.locale vlc | 19:11 |
wileee | wheeei, Really it is per removal, some apps are cleaned with a purge some are not completely, there are dependencies, so be careful trying to a one or two etc fixall ideal system. ;) | 19:11 |
disconnectedave2 | wileee no luck :( | 19:12 |
daftykins | Voyage_: please don't paste - plus none of that is of any use to me | 19:12 |
wheeei | wileee, thats what I'm afraid of =/ | 19:12 |
wileee | disconnectedave2, And that answer is enough info for me? | 19:12 |
wheeei | I think a simple remove is safe though | 19:12 |
wheeei | I'll stay away from purge and autoremove for this one | 19:12 |
wileee | wheeei, Depends on dependencies. | 19:13 |
wileee | wheeei, THe cli tells you what is up always read it. | 19:13 |
wheeei | alright, thanx | 19:13 |
wileee | no prob | 19:14 |
Cake-Chan | Am I alive? | 19:15 |
daftykins | Cake-Chan: close | 19:15 |
wileee | mmmm cake | 19:15 |
Cake-Chan | Yes cake is tasty | 19:16 |
* wileee dreams of gallons of butter cream frosting | 19:17 | |
daftykins | aaaaand back to support | 19:17 |
daftykins | Cake-Chan: got an ubuntu support question? | 19:17 |
Cake-Chan | no | 19:18 |
Gisleh | Where do I disable nomodeset in ubuntu-gnome 14? I found no mention of it in /etc/default/grub and it did nothing to remove it in the /etc/grub.d-file with linux in the name. | 19:18 |
daftykins | Cake-Chan: #ubuntu-offtopic would be better for you then | 19:18 |
Cake-Chan | ok thanks | 19:18 |
daftykins | Gisleh: well boot and pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 19:18 |
wileee | Gisleh, Not there unless you put it there. | 19:18 |
disconnectedave2 | wileee thanks for the hint i figured it out | 19:18 |
wileee | disconnectedave2, Good job, woot. | 19:19 |
x4w3 | Hi, i have tried all in my hands to run Tp-Link Archer T2UH AC 600 with module properly installed like "mt7601Usta" and with ndisgtk like hardware present:yes. I don't know what can i do more! xD i'm crazy with this wifi usb card! I must change it soon.... | 19:19 |
daftykins | x4w3: return it and buy another | 19:20 |
daftykins | something more compatible | 19:20 |
x4w3 | daftykins: i cant return it, but i will borrow to someone needed :). Do u know a good comercial linux driver or a compatible wifi usb card with good power and dual mode? | 19:21 |
wileee | x4w3, Hand fulls of plug and play usb wifi out there, with info on working in this OS or linux in general, cheap. | 19:21 |
Gisleh | daftykins: http://pastebin.com/ezATT1NJ | 19:22 |
wileee | never had one not work here | 19:22 |
daftykins | x4w3: dual band? no | 19:22 |
Gisleh | wileee: It's not there, then. | 19:22 |
wileee | Gisleh, Should not be but follow daftykins request. | 19:22 |
wileee | that is some good help in general | 19:23 |
daftykins | Gisleh: i forget, did you say gnome? | 19:23 |
x4w3 | wifi usb disconnected and buying new one in amazon! | 19:23 |
wileee | x4w3, Yeah, just search them with linux/ubuntu | 19:23 |
Gisleh | daftykins: yeah. | 19:24 |
x4w3 | what do u think about this one for ubuntu? Alfa AWUS036NH 2.4 GHz…….Amazon. | 19:24 |
daftykins | Gisleh: from what i understand nvidia drivers require lightdm to be used and i don't think gnome uses it? | 19:25 |
wileee | x4w3, links? | 19:25 |
x4w3 | wileee: http://www.amazon.es/Alfa-AWUS036NHR-intercambiables-Omnidireccional-Wireless-N/dp/B005F0BP1I/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1437765904&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=Alfa+AWUSO36NH+High+Gain+USB+Wireless+G+%2F+N+Long-Rang+WiFi+Network+Adapter | 19:25 |
daftykins | Gisleh: ah oddly i didn't have the complete log. can you run "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" then "dpkg -l | grep nvidia | pastebinit" ? | 19:26 |
daftykins | Gisleh: also "lspci | pastebinit" | 19:26 |
Gisleh | Sure, give me a moment. | 19:26 |
Jeff__ | can someone tell me why I need to define `chdir` in my upstart script - https://github.com/jeff1evesque/machine-learning/blob/c497daaa0d5c0deea943f22c10c78b870eb77ac4/puppet/manifests/compile_asset.pp#L51? | 19:26 |
wileee | x4w3, Personally, it says linux compatible, however is it plug and play would be my research. | 19:26 |
wileee | x4w3, Or easily drivers found or in the ubuntu repos. | 19:27 |
x4w3 | wileee: Realtek Chipset RTL8188RU. xD | 19:27 |
OerHeks | Jeff__, the answer is in line #50 | 19:27 |
Jeff__ | OerHeks: that was a guess - is the correct comment? | 19:28 |
wileee | x4w3, run for the hills, I would not touch realtek myself, some works some is a real problem, again the research is needed. | 19:28 |
Jeff__ | * is that comment correct? | 19:28 |
OerHeks | Jeff__, do you have a reason it is not? | 19:28 |
OerHeks | Jeff__, it is not my script to defend. just reading it | 19:28 |
Gisleh | daftykins: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11932055/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/11932060/ | 19:29 |
wileee | x4w3, So why the external? | 19:29 |
x4w3 | wileee: i dont know because is not a laptop, :).... | 19:29 |
x4w3 | x4w3: do u prefer pci? | 19:30 |
Nono_ | Hi. How can I adjust sound volume if there is no possibility to add applet in tray? I use Lubuntu. | 19:30 |
NymeriaFr | Hello guys | 19:30 |
x4w3 | wileee: do u prefer pci? | 19:30 |
daftykins | Gisleh: is this a desktop system? | 19:30 |
Gisleh | Yeah. | 19:30 |
wileee | x4w3, If this is a manufactures desktop you should have wifi onboard. | 19:30 |
daftykins | Gisleh: enter the BIOS/EFI and check that you're set to use the PCI-E card only, seems to be keeping the intel and nvidia going at once right now which is causing confusion | 19:31 |
wileee | x4w3, Look with lspci in the terminal | 19:31 |
x4w3 | wileee: i haven't wifi on board! only the ethernet. :( | 19:32 |
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wileee | x4w3, I'm not sure what pci is, no on board cool, just wondering, hope you're sure on this, rather strange really. | 19:32 |
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x4w3 | wileee: i have MSI 970 Gaming mainboard plugged :) | 19:33 |
wileee | x4w3, No idea what that is, but if you're sure that's all that matters. ;) | 19:34 |
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x4w3 | wileee: don't worry, you're right i must change usb for pcie to add wifi network to a pc. | 19:35 |
Gisleh | daftykins: Yup, that did the trick. Thanks for the help! | 19:36 |
daftykins | Gisleh: np :) | 19:36 |
Gisleh | Integrated and dedicated can't run at the same time? | 19:36 |
daftykins | Gisleh: they can but with some manual intervention i think, it's probably freaking out because of no displays attached to the intel | 19:38 |
Gisleh | Ah. I'm going to install Void Linux tomorrow on this computer to try VGA passthrough, so I'm probably going to have to deal with that then. This ubuntu install was on my brother's computer. | 19:39 |
daftykins | as in to have a VM running Windows atop Linux to play games? | 19:40 |
guest|58881 | Hello, I have Gnome 3 as my desktop environment, and I was curious as to how I can disable a certain feature. | 19:41 |
Gisleh | Yes, and Unity3D. Since my huge steam library is kind of anchoring me to Windows. | 19:41 |
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daftykins | guest|58881: ok my first guess as to which feature is to buy the letter 'e' | 19:42 |
daftykins | Gisleh: mmm, well bear in mind running non-ubuntu = no support in here | 19:42 |
guest|58881 | Whenever I press F2, the search menu opens. No matter what the situation is. And I've been playing Garry's mod. And I need to press F2 sometimes. But instead of registering the function in the game, it opens the search menu on Gnome 3.......and doesn't register in game. | 19:42 |
Gisleh | I'm very aware of that, I wasn't asking for support. | 19:42 |
guest|58881 | Is there any way to disable that feature that opens the search menu? | 19:43 |
daftykins | Gisleh: nah i know, just warning ahead of time | 19:43 |
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slicepaperwords | is there a way to start a movie on vlc through SSH? | 19:45 |
guest|58881 | Anyone? :P | 19:45 |
cn28h | slicepaperwords: as in using X forwarding? or you want to play the video on the remote machine? | 19:46 |
nicomachus | guest|58881: you can delete that keyboard shortcut. | 19:46 |
daver | my moms specialty. | 19:46 |
daver | u just they dont every I will having cut of death isnt news or an anothes her. not a 200lb athlete. | 19:46 |
nicomachus | system settings -> keyboard. it's there somewhere | 19:46 |
daver | He used that drunk nasty bitches inventual feature wish in anothing | 19:47 |
slicepaperwords | cn28h: yeah i want to play it on the remote machine | 19:47 |
nicomachus | ^bot? | 19:47 |
daver | im should even most modern charged with they topping back? He lowerful thats a book a $5000 camera and block him watchini bread then for two cake in time. Joys of bevery I will be they soon. | 19:47 |
daver | yah her men shes an athlete. lol. | 19:47 |
daver | Cultural reaction this started men evented no making a lawn cheese cake more price spit first. hes dumb for learly how fat dise. yum. janay ricotta cakes for C.J. Anderson? lol. | 19:47 |
daver | and baked. | 19:47 |
cn28h | slicepaperwords: I'm not sure ssh is the right tool for that -- but I think vlc has a remote control interface (web based) | 19:47 |
nicomachus | pretty bad AI there... | 19:47 |
* AndroidHacker ok | 19:48 | |
guest|58881 | Weird, I can not see that shortcut anywhere | 19:51 |
Voyage_ | Question: In kubuntu, how to change things by config files that are change via settings> monitor/display ? | 19:53 |
stack12 | anyone know what sets the keyboard brightness automaticially from the ambient light sensor? i want to disable that but not disable the sensor | 19:54 |
Voyage_ | which file controls the display/monitor? | 19:54 |
daftykins | Voyage_: i already told you, creating one in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ for monitors | 19:54 |
daftykins | read up on it | 19:54 |
OerHeks | guest|58881, this page any help ?http://askubuntu.com/questions/76576/remapping-alt-f2-in-unity | 19:55 |
wileee | Voyage_, Don't chase a wild goose, follow the help, it is good. | 19:55 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, not in .kde/share/config$ ? | 19:56 |
daftykins | Voyage_: why would you even say that | 19:56 |
Voyage_ | all settings are there for each user | 19:56 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, hm ok let me go there /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ | 19:56 |
Voyage_ | daftykins, etc/X11$ ls | 19:57 |
Voyage_ | app-defaults core cursors default-display-manager fonts rgb.txt X xinit xkb Xreset Xreset.d Xresources Xsession Xsession.d Xsession.options xsm Xwrapper.config | 19:57 |
Voyage_ | what now? | 19:57 |
guest|58881 | No, I'm not talking baout the alt+F2 command which opens the command line, I'm talking about in Gnome 3.....how f2 opens the search menu | 19:57 |
daftykins | Voyage_: so earlier when i said don't paste and i can't help you with that, you'll need to look it up... | 19:58 |
Voyage_ | what do you want me to look in? | 19:58 |
wileee | guest|58881, Gnome shell, the fallback, gnome 3 is the base for several desktops including unity. | 19:58 |
daftykins | Voyage_: no look it up online | 19:59 |
OerHeks | maybe /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ ? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 20:01 |
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Voyage_ | daftykins, http://pastie.org/10310361 found the file, which line do I need to change? | 20:04 |
daftykins | how many times do i have to say i can't help you with it - look it up | 20:04 |
daftykins | >_< | 20:04 |
Voyage_ | ok | 20:05 |
Voyage_ | thanks | 20:05 |
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Meerkat | i'd like to compile and install a package but when I build it there are dependencies missing. Are there instructions of how the native ubuntu packages are built? | 20:07 |
daftykins | compilation is the last option, ensuring you couldn't find a package first. there should be instructions as to what dependencies are needed. | 20:08 |
drocsid | I'm having trouble getting an encrypted home built in ubuntu 14.04 | 20:09 |
drocsid | https://gist.github.com/drocsid/3e4e8d00b68cd51011dd | 20:09 |
aktx | why dont we compile everything? wouldnt it be optimized? | 20:09 |
Voyage_ | Question: In kubuntu, how to change things by config files that are change via settings> monitor/display ?++ | 20:09 |
daftykins | aktx: no. negligible gains. | 20:09 |
Meerkat | daftykins, im going to do changes as well but I wanted to make sure the default code ran. | 20:09 |
OerHeks | aktx, that was the old days, today you would gain 0.5% maybe | 20:10 |
waykool99 | why would the program BleachBit suddenly show up in the root menu as "Unnessesary File Cleaner"? | 20:14 |
wileee | waykool99, lets see that, pic, text etc | 20:14 |
ultragamecard | I have bleachbit | 20:14 |
drocsid | The encyrpted home support seems to be broken in ubuntu 14.04 | 20:15 |
drocsid | https://gist.github.com/drocsid/3e4e8d00b68cd51011dd | 20:15 |
waykool99 | can't. i'm logged in as myself now. | 20:15 |
OerHeks | waykool99, you can.. but you won't? | 20:15 |
wileee | drocsid, Don't just make assumptions because you'e having issues, this is not bait the help. | 20:16 |
waykool99 | in my login, the Menus show as Bleach Bit | 20:16 |
wileee | waykool99, so far you've not really given info usable, it makes no sense, give us some proof. | 20:19 |
OerHeks | bleach bit CLEANS unnessesary files from you system, it says, not that it is unnessesary itself | 20:19 |
OerHeks | which it is, imho | 20:20 |
wileee | good point | 20:20 |
waykool99 | i'm searching hidden folders, one second... | 20:20 |
drocsid | wileee: it is broken.. duh.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ecryptfs-utils/+bug/1328689 | 20:20 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1328689 in ecryptfs-utils (Ubuntu) "ecryptfs-utils does not work with Ubuntu 14.04.1" [High,Triaged] | 20:20 |
wileee | bleachbit is okay in it's vanilla state, start adding deletes and you can get into trouble | 20:20 |
drocsid | been broken for more than a year. | 20:21 |
waykool99 | maybe the secret root user "john" changed it. | 20:21 |
OerHeks | askjohn | 20:21 |
mate_ | hi | 20:21 |
wileee | drocsid, Dude drop the attitude, that has barely a handful of reports, that is not proof of anything in the end, ask your self why no one is responding to you. | 20:23 |
reisio | 'lo mate | 20:23 |
daftykins | also 14.04.1 is old | 20:23 |
drocsid | wileee: don't need your help. 14.04 is LTS. | 20:24 |
wileee | drocsid, Since you seem to have a little chip on your shoulder read this. http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html | 20:24 |
drocsid | wileee: no | 20:25 |
daftykins | trolls gonna troll | 20:25 |
ultragamecard | haha love catb.org | 20:26 |
OerHeks | drocsid, so does that bug still exists in 14.04.2 ??? | 20:26 |
reisio | ultragamecard: http://maddox.xmission.com/ | 20:26 |
drocsid | OerHeks: yes, see https://gist.github.com/drocsid/3e8d00b68cd51011dd | 20:27 |
ultragamecard | reisio: what? | 20:28 |
daftykins | drocsid: 404 | 20:28 |
drocsid | daftykins: must be a github issue. I can see it in my browser. https://gist.github.com/3e4e8d00b68cd51011dd.git | 20:31 |
daftykins | well you edited it now | 20:32 |
daftykins | and still 404 | 20:32 |
daftykins | drocsid: show some respect to our fellow volunteers if you want assistance in here though. | 20:32 |
OerHeks | paste on paste.ubuntu.com | 20:33 |
drocsid | no, I just provided the git link instead of the html link | 20:33 |
OerHeks | drocsid, 404 here, do better | 20:33 |
drocsid | but anyhow, I will attach to the bug report. Thanks | 20:33 |
reisio | ultragamecard: quoi? | 20:34 |
* jjjjjj slaps reisio around a bit with an electric eel. | 20:34 | |
ultragamecard | m'kay | 20:34 |
reisio | so nobody can link to websites but you, and nobody can be weird in response to you pretending that? :p | 20:36 |
* reisio rolls eyes | 20:36 | |
ultragamecard | m'kay | 20:37 |
kron | hello | 20:37 |
reisio | 'lo | 20:41 |
ubuntu_irc_guy | ello | 20:42 |
waykool99 | in Window Manager Tweaks, tab Accessibility, there's a check box for "Edge Resistance Instead of Window Snapping". just so i'm clear, what's the difference? | 20:44 |
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djiboutiii | Hi everyone. I have a deb file that I need to install with dpkg. I then need to place the package in "hold" status with dpkg --set-selections. Finally, and here's where I have an issue, I need to install all of the dependencies for this package, without upgrading the original package that I've placed on hold. Any ideas on how I can get that done? | 21:12 |
Aleksandar86 | hi | 21:12 |
Aleksandar86 | Can I install this version on INTEL i7 ubuntu-14.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso???? | 21:13 |
compdoc | yes | 21:13 |
compdoc | thats the best one | 21:13 |
OerHeks | djiboutiii, sudo apt-get install -f #would fix dependencies | 21:13 |
Aleksandar86 | Whay name AMD64? | 21:14 |
djiboutiii | OerHeks, thanks for responding. Unfortunately I get this error: E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages. | 21:14 |
djiboutiii | E: Unable to correct dependencies | 21:14 |
OerHeks | djiboutiii, so what .deb package is this problem? | 21:14 |
djiboutiii | So because it is on "hold" status, it blocks me from getting the dependencies | 21:14 |
djiboutiii | It's just one I wrote, but I'm working on scaling my solution for a lot of servers. | 21:15 |
OerHeks | Aleksandar86, amd was the 1st 32+64 bit compatible 64 bit processor, intel lost. | 21:15 |
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Aleksandar86 | anybody here try Ubuntu on ASUS H97 - plus | 21:18 |
Aleksandar86 | ? | 21:18 |
Aleksandar86 | I need server database firebird with Ubuntu on this motherboard | 21:19 |
reisio | what's stopping you | 21:20 |
Aleksandar86 | is Ubuntu have drivers for this MB? | 21:20 |
OerHeks | Aleksandar86, better ask your real question, what does not work? | 21:20 |
Aleksandar86 | is good idea do this with Ubuntu or with some another distro? | 21:20 |
Aleksandar86 | Ubuntu + firebird database, work good? | 21:21 |
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reisio | Aleksandar86: it'll work | 21:21 |
w30 | If I login to an internet cafe or a motel network and use ssh my ssh connect keystrokes could be captured but the login keystrokes would be safe, right? | 21:30 |
Fuchs | errr? Define "login keystrokes", but probably the answer to that is "no" | 21:31 |
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w30 | Fuchs, the keystrokes you use to enter the password of the ssh server one is connecting to. | 21:32 |
Fuchs | no, how should they be protected? | 21:32 |
Fuchs | if it is the _keystrokes_ they can somehow monitor (e.g. keylogger), they aren't. If you are talking about what actually goes over the network: yes, that is protected | 21:33 |
OerHeks | run an ubuntu-live iso to do that, w30 | 21:35 |
w30 | Fuchs, I know sound and radio is now being used to capture strokes; nothing computer related except to process the captured info | 21:35 |
OerHeks | ohh not that fud .. | 21:35 |
Fuchs | w30: should be save enough, you can look at a ssh connection being built up with some sort of network sniffer like wireshark if you want to | 21:35 |
Fuchs | w30: if you use their hardware, though, keyloggers can be a thing. Aside from that: yes, ssh should be save. They will get the destination and port, so they might start trying bruteforce attacks or the like | 21:36 |
w30 | Fuchs, where I go with my login is no big deal. No political or extra-marital concerns here. | 21:37 |
w30 | Fuchs, I have 500 bucks in bank so now big fish label here. | 21:39 |
jhutchins_wk | Mount Laurel, New Jersey. | 21:39 |
Fuchs | despite being Swiss I am not terribly interested in your bank account :p | 21:40 |
w30 | Fuchs, Ha | 21:40 |
schov | is there a way to determine maximum se | 21:40 |
schov | resoltuion my card can handle | 21:41 |
OerHeks | schov, xrandr -q #will show you all | 21:42 |
jhutchins_wk | schov: I believe it's logged to /var/log/Xorg.0.log - but there's a lot of noise in there. | 21:42 |
OerHeks | * and is limited to the monitor and driver you use | 21:42 |
jhutchins_wk | schov: Also, there's this thing called "the internet" where you can probably find your card's specs./ | 21:43 |
Mason64 | hi everyone,i am running 14.04 but i cant get silverlight to work - could anyone help me? | 21:48 |
jeffuser | hello | 21:48 |
reisio | Mason64: silverlight, for what? | 21:49 |
Mason64 | go.sky.com | 21:49 |
OerHeks | Mason64, for drm protected streams, use chrome. | 21:49 |
jeffuser | did you add-apt-repository | 21:50 |
Mason64 | hey OerHeks, will chrome work on sky go? | 21:50 |
Mason64 | Silverlight™ install/update required i get that | 21:52 |
OerHeks | Mason64, dunno, try it and tell us? | 21:52 |
Mason64 | nope it says the above. | 21:52 |
OerHeks | Mason64, oke then you answered your own question. | 21:53 |
Mason64 | i cant install it i meant sorry | 21:54 |
Mason64 | or how do i install it via chrome or ff | 21:54 |
OerHeks | silverlight is for windows, linux version used to be moonlight, 'till npapi plugins went EOL. | 21:54 |
OerHeks | Mason64, you don't need to, as moonlight should be build-in in chrome | 21:55 |
reisio | Mason64: I think there's a specific app/plugin for that site, but you could also use pipelight | 21:55 |
reisio | /if moonlight doesn't work | 21:55 |
genii | Pipelight generally works, albeit slowly | 21:56 |
reisio | slowly? | 21:56 |
Mason64 | hmm i cant seem to get it to work | 21:56 |
Mason64 | should chrome have it as standard? | 21:56 |
OerHeks | oh this one ? http://pipelight.net/cms/install/installation-ubuntu.html | 21:56 |
Mason64 | let me go see | 21:57 |
OerHeks | not sure that still works, with FF blocking plugins ... | 21:58 |
Mason64 | nope tried that before | 21:58 |
Mason64 | let me go reboot brb | 21:59 |
genii | I'm using the pipelight from http://ppa.launchpad.net/mqchael/pipelight/ubuntu/ and it tends to render stuff like 3-4 times slower than under Windows with regular silverlight | 21:59 |
reisio | you can tweak it some, and it does better on its own, IIRC | 22:00 |
reisio | like fullscreen | 22:00 |
r33th4x0r | 5 , j O C = N : D \ q z c [ ~ ) x { 0 % } % P # | D < R @ < S ) H w } x l 2 ~ * # | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | H N , = / g ~ x ( L $ | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | ( % W \ { & D j c ; ^ E G J o W m Q l i E g v ~ B H v ) > 5 Z ! r ` S x o x - z $ ` | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | Y = / a ] j M S m | 22:01 |
reisio | ditto | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | : x V F ` ! A X D ^ s y N t V T u K o O @ p L J } R E p ^ + K : c d n ( * $ V n / - | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | M \ Q $ ] / e U a n r | 22:01 |
OerHeks | !ot > r33th4x0r | 22:01 |
ubottu | r33th4x0r, please see my private message | 22:01 |
reisio | reet? | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | E # v I + v - A c d g + N ^ p ) & D ( l Q ] ) e V q G " m Z N | Z Z j f Q G x % Q k | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | G V Z $ N + 0 Z ~ a | 22:01 |
r33th4x0r | G 8 E f y 7 F > Z M z M K T I e W " _ u n % Y @ _ g ~ l ] v p m Q v i u , \ | 22:01 |
OerHeks | is that the result of pipelight plugin ? | 22:02 |
reisio | OerHeks: :p | 22:03 |
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mifii | can't get this wifi adapter to work been trying all day | 22:17 |
xangua | next time make sure your hardware is Linux compatibel | 22:17 |
mifii | RTL8187L, it's not working from stock drivers | 22:17 |
mifii | yeah it is linux compatible but the drivrs are from like 2009 | 22:17 |
mifii | so i got a fresh driver and tried compiling gave errors | 22:17 |
mifii | syntax errors or some sort | 22:18 |
mifii | i disabled the drivers that came with ubuntu because it was for RTL8187 not RTL8187L and the device was constantly non stop reconnecting *not to wifi but like loaidng and disconnecting from the laptop* | 22:18 |
mifii | it's really a sticky situatin | 22:19 |
weslei | good night friends | 22:20 |
Na3iL | may I ask how I can get the approval by the Council of Ubuntu to a new project team?? | 22:21 |
nomic | maybe post a message on here Na3iL http://ubuntuforums.org/ | 22:22 |
Na3iL | okay nomic | 22:23 |
Na3iL | thanks | 22:23 |
nomic | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ForumCouncilAgenda | 22:23 |
nomic | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ForumCouncil | 22:23 |
nomic | The few ways to contact the Forums Council: Post to the Resolution Center if you have a problem on the forums. E-Mail: ubuntu-forums-council -at- lists.ubuntu.com | 22:24 |
nomic | resolution center in the forums | 22:24 |
weslei | tem br ae? | 22:25 |
reisio | weslei: #ubuntu-br | 22:27 |
weslei | reisio: you is american? ou vc e brasileiro? | 22:29 |
reisio | I'm from Florida (in the USA, not in Uruguay) | 22:30 |
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weslei | pleasure friend, i'm from Minas Gerais(Brazil) , please but my english not is much good rsrs | 22:32 |
OerHeks | !br | weslei | 22:33 |
ubottu | weslei: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br " sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. | 22:33 |
weslei | ubottu: thanks | 22:34 |
ubottu | You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 22:34 |
weslei | !br | 22:35 |
ubottu | Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br " sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. | 22:35 |
weslei | OerHeks: thanks | 22:35 |
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loosebolton | Hello, I'm having trouble getting nitrogen to restore my wallpaper when I log in | 23:09 |
loosebolton | I use lightdm and dspwm, but can't seem to get the right config file | 23:09 |
loosebolton | Anyone know which config file I should be putting commands in for logging in? | 23:10 |
marian_ | hola | 23:12 |
loosebolton | I think I've got it, will try to use a system hook in the lightdm config | 23:15 |
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anonymous_ | 12 | 23:23 |
anonymous_ | 123 | 23:23 |
anonymous_ | 1 | 23:23 |
anonymous_ | 23 | 23:23 |
anonymous_ | 12 | 23:23 |
anonymous_ | 3 | 23:23 |
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kingston | Hi everyone, I was hoping someone could help me. I got a Kindle HD6 and I am trying to load some books onto it but when I plug it into my xubuntu machine it's not recognized. Can someone please help me figure out how to get it to mount? | 23:28 |
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OerHeks | according to the libmtp website, your kindle isnt an mtp device .. ? | 23:31 |
hi | ? | 23:32 |
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Guest51643 | hi | 23:33 |
OerHeks | kingston, use wireless then, i guess. | 23:33 |
Guest51643 | anyone? | 23:33 |
ging | if i deleted a file, but it's locked and won't actually free up the space, can i recover it so i can close it and then delete it? | 23:34 |
kingston | OerHeks, How do I do that? | 23:34 |
OerHeks | ging, depends what file? | 23:34 |
kingston | I just got this thing,. | 23:34 |
OerHeks | kingston, i don't know, isn't there a manual that comes with it? | 23:35 |
optimal | run the command 'dmesg' and send me the USB output | 23:35 |
ging | OerHeks: a vm image which is stored on local disk | 23:36 |
optimal | kingston, run the 'dmesg' command and send me the USB output | 23:36 |
kingston | ok | 23:36 |
Koyaanis | lol | 23:36 |
ging | /var/lib/libvirt/images/test1204.img (deleted) is still in use by qemu because i deleted the file rather than deleting it via virsh or virt manager | 23:37 |
Koyaanis | I asked yesterday how can i upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04 on my VPS. i couldnt find an answer and i wrote my VPS hoster a ticket. they just answered me saying that "their kernel doesnt support 15.04" | 23:37 |
Koyaanis | what | 23:37 |
optimal | that might do it | 23:37 |
kingston | dmesg | 23:38 |
OerHeks | ging, then next reboot it will be gone i guess.. | 23:38 |
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optimal | yes dmesg | 23:39 |
ging | OerHeks: problem is it's a big hypervisor running a lot of vms so i woul rather not | 23:39 |
mgolisch | Koyaanis: they probably run some sort of container virtualisation without hardware virtualisation support | 23:39 |
OerHeks | Koyaanis, so what do you think we can do about that ? | 23:39 |
mgolisch | change to another hoster | 23:39 |
mgolisch | :) | 23:39 |
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OerHeks | mgolisch +2 | 23:39 |
OerHeks | If your VPS does not provide 14.04 images, you are on your own then. | 23:40 |
mgolisch | maybe look at what the running kernel is and see if you can get 14.04 to run with that | 23:41 |
mgolisch | but id just consider changing hosters | 23:41 |
optimal | kingston yeah run dmesg in cli and give me the output it will tell us the status of the USB connection type dmesg | grep 'USB' | 23:42 |
optimal | kingston make sure you plug it in first | 23:43 |
Ikarus | Hi, I want to open an application placed in ./bla/blabla/myapp calling in in terminal using only myapp. How can I do that? | 23:43 |
optimal | what I dont get your question Ikarus | 23:44 |
OerHeks | Ikarus, add the location to your %Path% | 23:44 |
optimal | change $PATH | 23:45 |
Ikarus | OerHeks: thanks, but if instead of calling in myapp I want to call it only using mapp ??? | 23:45 |
optimal | yes Ikarus | 23:45 |
Ikarus | thanks also optimal | 23:45 |
OerHeks | Ikarus, make a ln link to it? | 23:46 |
optimal | or an alias? | 23:46 |
Ikarus | OerHeks: and after place the link into the %PATH% ? | 23:46 |
Ikarus | yes it's like an alias | 23:46 |
Ikarus | how i can do an alias? | 23:47 |
optimal | alias xxx xxx | 23:47 |
optimal | alias myalias='commands to run' | 23:47 |
optimal | you could put the entire pathname in the alias | 23:48 |
optimal | aliases can be almost anything i think | 23:48 |
Ikarus | thanks optimal !!! and also OerHeks | 23:48 |
optimal | my pleasure | 23:49 |
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kingston | optimal, I sent you the output of the desmg | 23:54 |
kingston | in pm | 23:54 |
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OerHeks | !paste | 23:54 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:54 |
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optimal | kingston paste it in paste.ubuntu.com and pm me the URL | 23:55 |
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Helpme123 | Hi, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 14.4.2 alongside xp but there is no option to dual boot on the installer. any ideas | 23:56 |
optimal | are you using the ubuntu installer to install ubuntu after windows is installed? | 23:56 |
OerHeks | Helpme123, xp on a Sata disk ? | 23:56 |
kingston | optimal, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11933780/ | 23:57 |
OerHeks | Helpme123, then your bios is set to IDE emulation, set it to AHCI and you are fine ( but cannot boot xp anymore, which is a good thing) | 23:57 |
Helpme123 | It could be as its a netbook | 23:57 |
Guest51643 | hi | 23:57 |
histo | Helpme123: is there an option to install along side windows? | 23:58 |
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jda2000 | festival or espeak? | 23:58 |
Helpme123 | no but it recognises there is windows installed | 23:58 |
histo | Helpme123: what do you mean? | 23:59 |
jda2000 | which is best, festival or espeak? | 23:59 |
histo | jda2000: why not try them both out and see | 23:59 |
OerHeks | jda2000, the one that works best for you ? this is not a polling channel | 23:59 |
bprompt | Helpme123: how many partitions do you have? just the XP one? | 23:59 |
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