[00:00] <I-am-Groot> Yea, about the home dir
[00:00] <I-am-Groot> And also sometimes when i run the disk analyzer i see a folder called upstart
[00:00] <I-am-Groot> and it takes so much of my space
[00:00] <I-am-Groot> I sometimes delete it
[00:00] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: for comparison, my current /var/log/ is 24MB
[00:01] <I-am-Groot> OOhh.... wow
[00:01] <I-am-Groot> Looks like mine is way over the charts
[00:02] <I-am-Groot> TJ: I just looked inside the log folder
[00:03] <I-am-Groot> and check it .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/12268791/
[00:03] <I-am-Groot> its like i have duplicates of the log files
[00:04] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: Take a look at these tips for controlling ufw and removing old log files:  http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/127659/limit-log-sizes-in-particual-ufws-logs     http://askubuntu.com/questions/100004/how-can-i-free-space-from-a-massive-39-5gb-var-log-folder
[00:04] <I-am-Groot> Okay
[00:05] <mrt_> Hello, my fellow reptilians.
[00:05] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: log files are 'rotated' out on a schedule and given number suffixes (.1, .2, .3 ..), and the older logs are gzip-compressed (the .gz files).
[00:05] <I-am-Groot> OOkay
[00:05] <I-am-Groot> That makes sense
[00:07] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: This will list logs with largest last: "ls -lSr /var/log/"
[00:07] <I-am-Groot> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12268824/
[00:08] <I-am-Groot> Should i rotate the logs and delete all those with numbers at the end?
[00:08] <I-am-Groot> including the compressed ones?
[00:09] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: start off deleting the '.gz' compressed logs
[00:09] <I-am-Groot> Okay
[00:10] <TJ-> You can also remove kern.log.1, ufw.log.1, syslog.1
[00:10] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: then you need to stop UFW spamming the logs with so many messages
[00:11] <I-am-Groot> OOokay... But how?
[00:11] <I-am-Groot> Any command i could use?
[00:12] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: "sudo rm /var/log/*.gz"  then "sudo rm /var/log/{syslog,kern.log,ufw.log}.1"
[00:12] <I-am-Groot> Also, can i delete .gz files in sub directories under /var/log?
[00:12] <I-am-Groot> ookay
[00:13] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: if you stop UFW spamming the logs won't be taking up too much space in future
[00:13] <I-am-Groot> Done with the commands
[00:13] <I-am-Groot> Yes Sir
[00:13] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: "du -hs /var/log/"
[00:14] <I-am-Groot> 488M	/var/log/
[00:14] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: A nice improvement
[00:14] <I-am-Groot> Yea
[00:15] <I-am-Groot> But there are still .gz files in sub dir in the log folder
[00:15] <I-am-Groot> like /var/log/upstart
[00:15] <I-am-Groot> it has .gz files in it
[00:16] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: Don't worry about those. they hardly take space. Your problem is the logs that take UFW messages, which are ufw.log kern.log and syslog. Those are the in-use log files which you cannot delete, so you first stop UFW spamming them, then wait until log-rotate moves those to become .1 files... at that point you can delete the .1 files and the in-use logs won't grow stupidly
[00:17] <I-am-Groot> Okay
[00:17] <I-am-Groot> Thank you
[00:17] <I-am-Groot> But how do i reduce the amount of data UFW logs?
[00:17] <I-am-Groot> any command ?
[00:17] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: currently those 3 combined use 218MB + 217MB + 63MB
[00:18] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: I don't use ufw, but I assume there is a GUI control for it, maybe in system preferences
[00:18] <I-am-Groot> oookay
[00:18] <artisan_pickle> gufw
[00:19] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: The package and the executable (if there is no preferences icon for the UFW): gufw: /usr/bin/gufw
[00:19] <I-am-Groot> OOh i think i found it
[00:19] <artisan_pickle> by default logging is set to low already
[00:19] <OerHeks> gufw appears in systemsettings
[00:20] <I-am-Groot> and logging was indeed set to full
[00:20] <I-am-Groot> Should i set it to low or turn it off completely
[00:21] <I-am-Groot> Nevermind, i turned it off
[00:22] <I-am-Groot> I hope i can just delete the android studio installation files without any problems right?
[00:23] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: Now you can force the rotation of the logs: "sudo logrotate --force /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog"
[00:23] <I-am-Groot> Okay
[00:24] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: That *should* work... check with "ls -lSr /var/log/" afterwards. If it worked, delete those 3 large .1 files
[00:24] <I-am-Groot> I think it worked http://paste.ubuntu.com/12268969/
[00:25] <I-am-Groot> errrmmm i think it didnt
[00:25] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: No... the kern.log ufw.log and syslog are all still taking masses of space
[00:26] <I-am-Groot> yea
[00:26] <TJ-> did the 'logrotate' command give any feedback?
[00:26] <I-am-Groot> yes
[00:26] <I-am-Groot> lots of feedback
[00:27] <I-am-Groot> and i am unable to pastebinit it
[00:27] <I-am-Groot> How do i make the pastebinit send error messages?
[00:27] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: of the form " error: skipping "/var/log/syslog" ...."?
[00:28] <I-am-Groot> Exactly
[00:28] <I-am-Groot> thats what am getting here
[00:28] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: OK, my fault.
[00:29] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: "sudo logrotate --force /etc/logrotate.conf /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog"
[00:29] <I-am-Groot> another error
[00:29] <I-am-Groot> error: /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog:1 duplicate log entry for /var/log/syslog
[00:30] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: that's expected. Check the directory now: "ls -lSr /var/log/"
[00:31] <I-am-Groot> Output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12269005/
[00:31] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: you can see it worked now, so you can delete those big files: "sudo rm /var/log/{syslog,kern.log,ufw.log}.1"
[00:31] <I-am-Groot> ook
[00:32] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: Then check disk usage again with "sudo du -hs /var/log"
[00:33] <I-am-Groot> command is still running
[00:36] <I-am-Groot> here ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/12269037/
[00:37] <I-am-Groot> Wow...
[00:37] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: So, from 3.7GB to 7.1MB :)
[00:37] <I-am-Groot> Yea :)
[00:37] <I-am-Groot> Thank you very much
[00:38] <I-am-Groot> I will try updating Ubuntu since it overwrites the files
[00:38] <I-am-Groot> Will it update to ubuntu 15?
[00:40] <BenShepherd> Hello im wondering if anyone can give me some assistance regarding a mail problem i'm having. not a super experienced linux user
[00:40] <TJ-> I-am-Groot: "sudo apt full-upgrade" (or "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade") will only upgrade the packages in the current release. To change releases you have to use "do-release-upgrade" (e.g. to go from 14.04 to 14.10) )
[00:44] <gonza> lo
[00:44] <devslash> I want to disable the built in wifi chip on my pc rinning Ubuntu 14.10. I need to blacklist the module to do that right ?
[00:45] <I-am-Groot> Sorry, i lost connection
[00:45] <ericklagos> hello everybody, greetings from Honduras
[00:45] <ericklagos> interesting
[00:46] <I-am-Groot> What about the upstart folder in the /home directory??
[00:46] <I-am-Groot> what causes that folder to grow in size?
[00:46] <I-am-Groot> TJ: You there?
[00:46] <I-am-Groot> ericklagos: Hello
[00:47] <ericklagos> I'm using Ubuntu Mate in a legacy computer, and I've never used this thing before what's the primary use?
[00:47] <ericklagos> hello I-am-Groot you're very kind
[00:47] <I-am-Groot> :)
[00:47] <ericklagos> it's raining around here
[00:48] <I-am-Groot> Oh...nice
[00:48] <ericklagos> then I'm killing the boring afternoon playing Far Cry 3 hahaha
[00:49] <I-am-Groot> Nice...
[00:49] <ericklagos> what's the subject guys???
[00:49] <I-am-Groot> Its 12:49 pm here
[00:49] <ericklagos> I must sound like a real jerk :D
[00:49] <ericklagos> :o
[00:49] <I-am-Groot> and TJ was just helping me with my space issues
[00:49] <ericklagos> oh... got it
[00:49] <Walkerdine> I cant seem to figure out how to partition an external drive
[00:50] <ericklagos> already mounted?
[00:50] <Walkerdine> I dont know how to mount it
[00:50] <ericklagos> (external drive)
[00:50] <ericklagos> :(
[00:50] <ericklagos> try Gparted
[00:51] <I-am-Groot> Just connect the drive, and launch the disks program
[00:51] <I-am-Groot> from there, u can format, partition mount and umount
[00:51] <Walkerdine> how would I do it on command line
[00:51] <I-am-Groot> or Gparted
[00:51] <ericklagos> yeap
[00:52] <I-am-Groot> errmm that would be a problem...
[00:52] <I-am-Groot> You have to ask TJ
[00:52] <I-am-Groot> he is pretty good with commands
[00:53] <I-am-Groot> Walkerdine: Or you can use this guide from here ... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1747907
[00:54] <ericklagos> [
[00:55] <ericklagos> [Walkerdine] if you're using GUI your best choice is Disk Utility, are you under a Server flavor?
[00:55] <I-am-Groot> I have come to love Ubuntu to the extent that i barely boot into windows anymore
[00:55] <ericklagos> I use Windows to play :D
[00:55] <ericklagos> nothing else, nothing more
[00:55] <I-am-Groot> I use Wine to play
[00:55] <ericklagos> how's it working for you?
[00:56] <I-am-Groot> Its cool
[00:56] <I-am-Groot> most games work
[00:56] <Walkerdine> hmm I'm not seeing my drive
[00:56] <ericklagos> I tried that a few years ago with a previous version
[00:56] <loa> hello, how i can fast assing all image type to image viewer? now firefox open all my images...
[00:56] <Lazik> People say that bit they play sc at 4fps
[00:56] <Lazik> but
[00:56] <loa> is there some simple solution?
[00:56] <ericklagos> can I play my dear Far Cry with Wine?
[00:57] <I-am-Groot> loa: open settings
[00:57] <I-am-Groot> then click on details
[00:57] <I-am-Groot> On the tabs to the left, click on defaul applications
[00:57] <loa> about what program you now talking
[00:57] <loa> nautilus?
[00:57] <ericklagos> viewer
[00:57] <loa> viewer?
[00:58] <I-am-Groot> you should see photos, from there u can change the program that launches it
[00:58] <Rad-> Why are a lot of ubuntu packages out of date?
[00:58] <loa> ok thx, i done that.
[00:58] <I-am-Groot> Or in nautilus, simply right click the image file and select properties
[00:58] <lotuspsychje> !latest | Rad-
[00:58] <Rad-> !sru
[00:59] <I-am-Groot> In the open with tab, select the program u want to open with
[00:59] <Rad-> lotuspsychje: oh so every six months?
[01:00] <lotuspsychje> Rad-: the best is to always be up to date on your specific ubuntu version
[01:00] <Rad-> lotuspsychje: 14.04 LTS?
[01:00] <lotuspsychje> Rad-: and LTS and non-lts can have different package versions
[01:00] <devslash> My wifi keeps dropping the connection. What can i do to troubleshoot this
[01:01] <Rad-> wait lotuspsychje so do LTS not have updates to the ubuntu default repo?
[01:01] <lotuspsychje> devslash: wifi chipset?
[01:01] <Rad-> i'm guessing PPA is custom repo
[01:01] <devslash> When i boot it connects  then a minute later it drops
[01:01] <lotuspsychje> Rad-: all ubuntu versions get updates, besides the end of life versions
[01:02] <devslash> Lotus how do i find the chipset
[01:02] <ericklagos> guys... I'm using Ubuntu Mate, is there a way to configure the WinKey to work with ubuntu?
[01:02] <ericklagos> I mean, to call the menu and stuff
[01:02] <lotuspsychje> devslash: sudo lshw -C network
[01:03] <I-am-Groot-> is there a way to actually hibernate the system so that it goes off?
[01:03] <I-am-Groot-> like in windows?
[01:03] <ericklagos> sort of
[01:03] <Rad-> I-am-Groot-: yes.
[01:03] <ericklagos> :P
[01:03] <Rad-> afaik
[01:03] <I-am-Groot-> How?
[01:03] <Rad-> dunno. just started using ubuntu again
[01:03] <I-am-Groot-> hmmm
[01:03] <Lazik> therefore, no
[01:04] <ericklagos> hahaha ok
[01:04] <slamdmac> Ever notice Asian woman look young till 40. Then their skin wrinkles like a frog and falls off
[01:04] <business-> ##winer for researcher and business man
[01:04] <Rad-> I-am-Groot-: http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/04/enable-hibernate-ubuntu-14-04/
[01:04] <devslash> Lotus its reporting the driver as rtl8192cu 3.16
[01:05] <lotuspsychje> !realtek | devslash
[01:05] <Rad-> Jordan_U: wait how do you REQUEST someone to leave?
[01:05] <devslash> It seems to disconnect everytime i do apt-get upgrade
[01:05] <Rad-> i thought it usually says "XXX has ben kicked by YYY"
[01:06] <devslash> Thats for a different chipset
[01:06] <devslash> Lotus
[01:06] <Jordan_U> Rad-: That's offtopic for #ubuntu, but I used /remove. I'm happy to explain more about the differences between kicking and removing in #freenode.
[01:07] <lotuspsychje> devslash: check the realteks website for latest linux drivers mate, you might need firmware update
[01:08] <devslash> They dont provide drivers unless you ask for it
[01:10] <lotuspsychje> devslash: wich ubuntu version are you on mate?
[01:10] <dbarros> just did a rm -rf /var/lib/dpkg/info...... what to do to recover this?
[01:11] <lotuspsychje> dbarros: you can recover files with photorec
[01:11] <dbarros> lotuspsychje, it was only a dpkg database....
[01:12] <dbarros> lotuspsychje, photorec has nothing to do with this kind of problem
[01:12] <lotuspsychje> dbarros: you removed something, and ask for something to recover..
[01:13] <dbarros> lotuspsychje, it has to do with dpkg database... and rebuilding it... based on the packages installed
[01:14] <Walkerdine> What am I supposed to put for mount point
[01:17] <Lazik> Can create smthing in /mnt/
[01:18] <Walkerdine> I got it
[01:32] <combatdud3> I'm trying to set up a local mirror to speed up net installs.
[01:32] <combatdud3> But I can't seem to mirror the debian-installer folder.
[01:36] <jrock2004> Installed Ubuntu on my Surface Pro 3. Running latest vivid kernel that is patched for surface pro. Big issue I have is my external monitors. They are 1920x1080 but it looks way too big
[01:37] <spoonman_> i hope everyone is doing well this evening
[01:37] <devslash> Jrock i didnt know the surface pro hardware supported Linux
[01:37] <Koyaanis> AND SUDDENLY
[01:37] <Koyaanis> A WILD FAGGOT ENTERED THE CHANNEL
[01:37]  * Koyaanis slaps devslash around a bit with a large trout
[01:37]  * Koyaanis slaps spoonman_ around a bit with a large trout
[01:37]  * Koyaanis slaps jrock2004 around a bit with a large trout
[01:38] <devslash> Idiot
[01:38] <jrock2004> devslash: Yeah there are a few that are helping the cause for it
[01:38] <devslash> Nice... Screw MS
[01:38] <spoonman_> lulz
[01:38] <devslash> Windows 7/8/10 has become a privacy nightmare
[01:39] <jrock2004> They are only a few problems here and there. One is this HiDpi stuff
[01:39] <jrock2004> Is there a better channel to get support for this issue?
[01:40] <spoonman_> the U.S. DoD is beginning to adopt windows 10.  bet their standard desktop client doesn't phone home like mad
[01:40] <devslash> Of course it does
[01:40] <jrock2004> I really like Windows 10. I just love linux better. I also like the terminal better in linux
[01:41] <devslash> I liked Windows 10 until all the privacy issues surfaced
[01:41] <devslash> Used the betas since MS made them publicly available
[01:42] <lotuspsychje> !ot
[01:43] <jrock2004> So back to my problem, can someone help with my dpi issues?
[01:43] <devslash> Lol ok... No more Windows bashing
[01:43] <bazhang> take the chit chat elsewher please
[01:43] <reddaemon> hi
[01:43] <spoonman_> hi
[01:43] <devslash> I read that 15.10 will have kernel 4.2
[01:43] <jrock2004> bazhang: I am not chit chatting. I am looking for help
[01:43] <reddaemon> Does somebody know why I can't join MintIRC
[01:44] <bazhang> its on a different irc network reddaemon
[01:44] <Jordan_U> jrock2004: Unfortunately I think the problem of mixed DPI monitors needs to wait for Wayland to be properly solved (though I haven't researched it much).
[01:44] <devslash> What is Wayland
[01:44] <OerHeks> reddaemon, you have read the message when you tried?
[01:44] <bazhang> !mintsupport | reddaemon
[01:44] <jrock2004> Jordan_U: Well even on my surface display it looks big too
[01:45] <bazhang> !info wayland | devslash
[01:45] <devslash> What is that
[01:45] <Jordan_U> jrock2004: Ahh, well that should be easy to fix then (though I don't know how off the top of my head).
[01:46] <reddaemon> irc.mintirc.net
[01:48] <bazhang>  #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org  reddaemon
[01:48] <reddaemon> ty
[01:52] <Jordan_U> jrock2004: Open "Displays" and see what the "scale for menu and title bars" option is set to.
[01:54] <jrock2004> Jordan_U: in tweak tool window scaling is set to 2. For fonts scaling factor is set to 0.50
[01:56] <Jordan_U> jrock2004: I expect that either setting both to one, or just setting window scaling to 1 will get you something you'll like.
[01:57] <TJ-> jrock2004: I use a 'xrandr --fbmm ...' trick to merge DPIs
[01:58] <jrock2004> TJ-: I was just reading about using xrandr by I am kinda confused of what numbers to set
[02:04] <BristolGarry> How would I pull fonts from windows to ubuntu? I have a bunch of fonts on windows that I need to transfer over.
[02:06] <ak2766> reecardo, if you are sure the "lost" window is the window that has focus, the you can type: alt+spacebar (release, do not hold down), then letter "m", then use arrow keys to move window around...
[02:06] <ak2766> oops - window was stuck in history - disregard
[02:07] <OerHeks> BristolGarry, are the TTF package fonts not enough?
[02:07] <OerHeks> !info ttf-mscorefonts
[02:07] <bazhang> !fonts
[02:08] <bazhang> -installer
[02:08] <OerHeks> ah ttf-mscorefonts-installer
[02:09] <xxx_> quien habla español aqui ???
[02:11] <xangua> !es
[02:11] <BristolGarry> Let me rephrase that: how would I transfer fonts over from an existing Windows installation to a Ubuntu installation?
[02:11] <_X_C_V_B_> I trying to port-forward on ubuntu. does ubuntu desktop block ips from the internet by default?
[02:12] <AndroidHacker> simple question? when booting, i get some type of error in red (i have no splash screen, just the generic console text boot sequence). is there some type of boot log i can find this error because it scrolls by too fast to read
[02:12] <Jordan_U> _X_C_V_B_: No. Ubuntu's firewall doesn't block anything by default.
[02:16] <Jordan_U> AndroidHacker: /var/log/syslog or for Ubuntu 15.04 you can "journalctl --boot" to show all logs since booting.
[02:16] <AndroidHacker> thanks
[02:17] <Jordan_U> AndroidHacker: You're welcome.
[02:19] <Jordan_U> AndroidHacker: "systemctl --failed" will just list failed units/services.
[02:25] <dupingping> hey everyone
[02:25] <dupingping> who knows about crowdfunding platform for open source project?
[02:26] <bazhang> thats offtopic here dupingping
[02:26] <dupingping> bazhang, i'm a open source developer working on Ubuntu.
[02:26] <dupingping> it's not offtopic, bazhang
[02:26] <bazhang> dupingping, that doesnt make it on topic
[02:27] <dupingping> hmm, yes
[02:27] <bazhang> dupingping, this is strictly ubuntu support not the internet yellow pages
[02:28] <dupingping> i see.
[02:28] <Jordan_U> dupingping: Try #ubuntu-offtopic.
[02:28] <bazhang> !alis | have a search dupingping
[02:28] <dupingping> i see
[03:05] <Walkerdine> where would I ask people general questions about linux?
[03:06] <xangua> ##linux
[03:12] <ndick> ping
[03:12] <ndick> ping
[03:13] <somsip> !ping | ndick
[03:14] <ndick> how to install kali tols on ubuntu
[03:14] <Johnny_Linux> google that statement
[03:16] <bazhang> #kali-linux for kali support ndick
[03:16] <ndick> i use linux mint
[03:16] <bazhang> !mintsupport | ndick
[03:16] <bazhang> also not supported here ndick
[03:17] <ndick> ok thank
[03:17] <bazhang> welcome
[03:17] <LightweighOS> !lubuntusupport | ndick
[03:29] <alesan> hello
[03:30] <alesan> for some rason, my system always add nameserver 10.0.30.1 to /etc/resolv.conf
[03:30] <alesan> so each time I switch wireless network I have very slow or wrong DNS
[03:30] <alesan> /etc/network/interfaces is clean
[03:31] <alesan> where can I check why the system always inserts that spurious entry? maybe I need to format my computer?
[03:41] <brain90> Thanks ubuntu dev, thank shuttleworth, thanks all community ^_^d
[03:43] <brain90> We can run business without hassle, without much money, without buying license, without vendor locking issues.
[03:43] <manet> I am trying to install ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS and neither touchpad nor optical mouse works on LiveCD .
[04:08] <burk_20> Hi all, I get the following error message when I execute "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ethereum/ethereum-qt"
[04:08] <burk_20> sudo: unable to execute /usr/bin/add-apt-repository: No such file or directory
[04:09] <burk_20> any idea what happens? It should work :-/
[04:10] <DalekSec> burk_20: Execute `file /usr/bin/add-apt-repository`, does it return anything?  Then  sudo apt-get --reinstall install software-properties-common
[04:10] <wileee> burk_20, this is the web page, https://launchpad.net/~ethereum/+archive/ubuntu/ethereum
[04:10] <DalekSec> wileee: Missed the -qt
[04:17] <burk_20> DalekSec, wileee , I get the following output for "file /usr/bin/add-apt-repository"
[04:17] <burk_20> /usr/bin/add-apt-repository: Python script, ASCII text executable
[04:18] <burk_20> DalekSec, here is the output of " sudo apt-get --reinstall install software-properties-common"  -> http://pastebin.com/2ZefE1J7
[04:19] <DalekSec> ...That's..Fun.
[04:20] <wileee> burk_20, Thw eb page tells you how to add the repo, a key us added, you update and install what is needed.
[04:20] <Slade> so my server took forever to boot and i see.. this in dmsg  init: failsafe main process (527) killed by TERM signal      .. how can i troubleshoot?
[04:22] <burk_20> wileee, "thw eb page"? I dont understand from the log what I have to install
[04:22] <Slade> or is that a normal process?
[04:22] <burk_20> wileee, the log has several errors but no idea what to do at this stage :-(
[04:23] <wileee> burk_20, what is your install info, a web page?
[04:24] <burk_20> my install info? I want to install the following software: https://github.com/ethereum/cpp-ethereum/wiki/Installing%20Clients
[04:26] <wileee> burk_20, Were you able to load the ppa? That seems to be the first issue. Using your link.
[04:29] <burk_20> wileee, load the ppa? two weeks ago I could install it, but now I am not able to execute  it anymore. What do I have to do to load the ppa?
[04:29] <wileee> burk_20, I can't follow you in any way, you're lost in several ways, sorry.
[04:30] <DalekSec> wileee: Really, it sounds like his python is broken and he needs to reinstall it.
[04:30] <burk_20> wileee, I am not an linux expert
[04:30] <DalekSec> No idea what he could have done to be in this situation.
[04:31] <burk_20> DalekSec, I had python 2.7 and I installed python 3, and since then I only have problems ...
[04:32] <TJ-> burk_20: Did you make python3 the default python?
[04:33] <burk_20> TJ-, I made it but I change it back. When I execute in the command line "python", I get the following answer:
[04:33] <burk_20> ython 2.7.9 (default, Apr  2 2015, 15:33:21)
[04:33] <burk_20> Python 2.7.9 (default, Apr  2 2015, 15:33:21)
[04:34] <TJ-> burk_20: the system scripts on Vivid all rely on python3 being the default
[04:35] <burk_20> TJ-, then do I have to set python 3 as default again?
[04:36] <TJ-> burk_20: Let's look a bit closer first
[04:36] <TJ-> burk_20: The key error you have is "/var/lib/dpkg/info/software-properties-common.prerm: 6: /var/lib/dpkg/info/software-properties-common.prerm: py3clean: not found"
[04:37] <TJ-> burk_20: That is /usr/bin/py3clean from python3-minimal
[04:37] <TJ-> burk_20: what does "which py3clean" report, if anything?
[04:37] <burk_20> $ which py3clean
[04:37] <burk_20> /usr/bin/py3clean
[04:38] <DalekSec> TJ-: No, vivid still has 2 as default.
[04:39] <TJ-> DalekSec: does it? Why does software-centre depend on 3 then?
[04:39] <DalekSec> So, path is messed up then..
[04:39] <DalekSec> TJ-: They can still use py3, but  `python --version` is 2.
[04:40] <TJ-> Ahhhh, I thought the transition had happened on Vivid
[04:40] <DalekSec> A lot of Ubuntu tools did transition, but not the default python.
[04:40] <DalekSec> burk_20: echo $PATH
[04:41] <TJ-> So yes, the PATH is probably foo-barred
[04:42] <burk_20> DalekSec, $ echo $PATH
[04:42] <burk_20> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/home/marcos/go/bin:/usr/local/go/bin
[04:50] <burk_20> any suggestion?
[04:54] <jonathan_> hello
[04:55] <LightweighOS> Where can I find information about the number of files in 15.04 Ubuntu?
[04:55] <burk_20> DalekSec, TJ- , any idea what to do?
[04:56] <jonathan_> its in the J FILES
[04:57] <TJ-> burk_20: what does this report "file /usr/bin/python3"
[04:57] <burk_20> file /usr/bin/python3
[04:57] <burk_20> /usr/bin/python3: cannot open `/usr/bin/python3' (No such file or directory)
[04:58] <TJ-> burk_20: There's your problem then.
[04:58] <burk_20> marcos@Merlin:/usr/bin$ ls python*
[04:58] <burk_20> python  python2  python2.7  python2.7-config  python2-config  python3.4  python3.4m  python3m  python-config
[04:58] <DalekSec> Symlink is gone.
[04:58] <TJ-> burk_20: I was expecting "/usr/bin/python3: symbolic link to python3.4"
[04:59] <TJ-> burk_20: Looks like you've broken the update-alternatives links
[04:59] <DalekSec> sudo apt-get --reinstall install python3-minimal
[04:59] <DalekSec> (Should auto-redo that all.)
[04:59] <TJ-> DalekSec: if that package doesn't expect a python script to execute :p
[05:00] <TJ-> DalekSec: with software-properties-common in a broken state, I doubt that'll run
[05:00] <DalekSec> TJ-: ...It's apt, much lower level.  It's not python3.  If anything, since from Debian, it'd be perl. :P
[05:00] <DalekSec> TJ-: Remember, perl is to Debian as python is to Ubuntu. :P
[05:00] <LightweighOS> Would anyone like to look at the results of my clamtk scan? I Scanned 177,559 files on my Ubuntu 15.04 system, and it returned 17 possible threats.
[05:03] <burk_20> DalekSec, TJ-, wileee thanks a lot, now it works the "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ethereum/ethereum-qt"
[05:03] <LightweighOS> Actually, I don't think I found anything interesting.
[05:03] <DalekSec> Glad to be a part of the help, burk_20.
[05:03] <burk_20> :-D
[05:04] <burk_20> I am not an ubuntu expert, therefore so beginner-questions :-/
[05:06] <LightweighOS> Considering that someone on your network could gain access to your machine if you don't have a firewall enabled, is it good to go with Ubuntu 15.04's default of the UFW firewall being disabled?
[05:09] <TJ-> LightweighOS: A remote attacker can only compromise the PC if it has listening services that are vulnerable.
[05:09] <Bashing-om> burk_20: AKA mtgran ?
[05:09] <fathom> Hey, can anyone here help me setup dual monitors using the opensource drivers for ati radeon?
[05:10] <fathom> I am having a bad go of it
[05:14] <LightweighOS> TJ-: Okay, thanks for the info.
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[05:15] <Aambri> runatrain u think thing?
[05:15] <TJ-> !ops | Aambri
[05:15] <url> anybody here ever get pinet (LTSP) running with network printing form the thin clients?
[05:17] <LightweighOS> Aambri was having trouble configuring Arch Linux!
[05:18] <burk_20> Bashing-om, AKA mtgran? what do you mean?
[05:24] <burk_20> Bashing-om, yes, mtgran
[05:47] <MICGds> hi
[05:47] <ravi__kumar> I need data compression software with highest compression ratio in open source. Can anybody help me with that ?
[05:47] <cfhowlett> ravi__kumar, compressing what exactly
[05:48] <ravi__kumar> mostly videos
[05:48] <cfhowlett> ravi__kumar, start here  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_video_codecs
[05:49] <ravi__kumar> cfhowlett: thank you..
[05:49] <cfhowlett> happy2help!
[06:00] <nug700> https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa I installed this to my software sources but the "nvidia-graphics-drivers-355" package is not showing in the software center
[06:00] <nug700> does the nvidia card need to be installed for it to show relevant drivers?
[06:00] <nug700> (packages)
[06:23] <nug700_>  Great now I can't log into ubuntu.  It kicks me back to the login screen
[06:24] <nug700_>  After installing nvidia-current nvidia-settings
[06:25] <nug700_> and restarting
[06:25] <TJ-> Try a Guest session
[06:26] <nug700_>  Same
[06:26] <TJ-> switch to a VT console and check the logs; "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" in case the X server is failing
[06:27] <nug700_>  The login box disappears for a few seconds,  the screen flashes, then I get the login screen
[06:27] <cfhowlett> nug700_, confused.  why would install nvidia graphics without the nvidia card?
[06:27] <nug700_>  How do I switch to a vt console
[06:27] <nug700_> I installed it
[06:31] <nug700_> How do I switch to a btw console?
[06:31] <nug700_> Vt console
[06:31] <ltrager> ctrl+alt+f[1-9]
[06:31] <root> hello
[06:32] <Guest93107> how to change the IRC username on "ubuntu"?
[06:32] <cfhowlett> !nick | Guest93107
[06:33] <Jari3487> thank you @cfhowlett
[06:33] <cfhowlett> Jari3487, happy2help!
[06:33] <nug700_>  What's the name of the command line text editor
[06:34] <Jari3487> @nug700 have you tried Nano?
[06:35] <acosonic> nug700_: or vi, nano is easiest...
[06:36] <Jari3487> typing "nano" without quotes in an empty Terminal window should launch it
[06:37] <Jari3487> its default in Ubuntu but you can also "sudo apt-get install nano" if it is missing
[06:37] <nug700_>  I have the xorg.0.log file open. What am I looking for?
[06:38] <k1llscrypt> how do i change my nickserv password
[06:38] <k1llscrypt> ???
[06:39] <acosonic> or you can do n=nano;eval echo \{$n} to start nano
[06:39] <nug700_>  I have the file open in nano already
[06:40] <nug700_>  TJ-: what am i looking for
[06:40] <Jari3487> "/msg NickServ SET PASSWORD mynewpassword" should change it
[06:41] <skryptkitty> group
[06:41] <Jari3487> im not familiar with the Freenode servers but i fetched that from the freenode FAQ.
[06:42] <Bashing-om> burk_20: Away from keyboard. I was just aware of the same issue reported on ubuntuforums, thought might be the same person.
[06:43] <burk_20> Bashing-om, yes, I am
[06:43] <somsip> !password | k1llscrypt
[06:43] <burk_20> I wrote the answer there too
[06:43] <linocisco> hi all
[06:43] <somsip> k1llscrypt: ah - wrong one. try !register
[06:43] <linocisco> skype on ubuntu has smaller fonts and can't increase though I tried as per http://askubuntu.com/questions/155962/how-to-change-font-size-in-skype-4-x
[06:44] <DalekSec> somsip: He's getting help in #freenode, they'll get it.
[06:44] <linocisco> when I did qtconfig, only fonts in qtconfig windows is increased, i saved and then it is not affected on skype app
[06:50] <nug700_> What a mess the install process for ubuntu has become.  Use to be so easy
[06:50] <cfhowlett> nug700_, sudo apt install packagename                     doesn't get much easier than that
[06:53] <nug700_> I don't know what's wrong. I added the graphics driver ppa, which didn't have ant instructions on I stalling the packages after adding it to the sources.
[06:54] <nug700_> So I did apt-get install nvidia-current nvidia-settings for the hell of it and it installed something
[06:54] <nug700_>  And now I can't get past login
[06:56] <k1llscrypt>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER k1llscrypt kiliisgwdmva
[06:56] <linocisco> when I did qtconfig, only fonts in qtconfig windows is increased, i saved and then it is not affected on skype app
[06:56] <linocisco> skype on ubuntu has smaller fonts and can't increase though I tried as per http://askubuntu.com/questions/155962/how-to-change-font-size-in-skype-4-x
[06:56] <cfhowlett> k1llscrypt, and now we ALL know your nick and password
[06:57] <skryptkitty> how do i download and install netflix
[06:57] <skryptkitty> on my desktop?
[07:01] <vicsar> .
[07:01] <skryptkitty> hello world?
[07:02] <cfhowlett> skryptkitty, search terms:   ubuntu + linux
[07:02] <cfhowlett> + netflix
[07:02] <skryptkitty> how do i use that?
[07:03] <Bashing-om> nug700_: Did you purge the old driver prior to installing the PPA driver ? What Nvidia card are you working with and I will confirm what driver is recommended .
[07:03] <nug700_> Gtx970
[07:03] <cfhowlett> skryptkitty, google>
[07:04] <nug700_> how do I install the driver after adding the ppa to my sources?
[07:04] <nug700_> And how do I purge the old driver?
[07:07] <xubuntu_> yooooooo
[07:08] <Bashing-om> nug700_: The recommemded version is 352 / Do : ' sudo apt-get purge nvidia* ; sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade ; sudo apt-get install nvidia-352 ' // As easy as that .
[07:08] <xubuntu_> o
[07:09] <nug700_> That using the ppa?
[07:10] <Bashing-om> nug700_: Yup, will use the PPA - as you DO have it active .
[07:10] <nug700_> Ok.
[07:14] <nug700_> What does upgrade do exactly?
[07:14] <Ben64> upgrade packages
[07:15] <cfhowlett> !upgrade | nug700_
[07:16] <Bashing-om> nug700_: Maybe pight to also run ' sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ' to make sure the latest kernel is installed so the Proprietary driver is built againt the newer kernel.
[07:17] <Bashing-om> pight/might *
[07:17] <nug700_> Before or after?
[07:17] <psmc> quit
[07:18] <psmc> -quit
[07:18] <Bashing-om> nug700_: Before. What happens with a PPA proprietary driver, is with a new kernel the old build driver is broke in the new invironment .
[07:21] <hateball> dist-upgrade with the graphics-driver PPA will put you on 355 tho. but that works just fine.
[07:22] <Jari3487> is there a way to install arch/gentoo on Windows host pc with VMWare?
[07:22] <Jari3487> i tried it couple a times but always resulted in a boot error
[07:22] <Jari3487> I even had Intel virtualization on
[07:23] <Silmarilion> Jari3487, it is possible in virtualbox (using Arch), as for VMWare not sure, but I think it is possible also.
[07:23] <cfhowlett> Jari3487, off-topic for this channel.
[07:32] <nug700_> My computer won't accept input after restarting after dist-upgrade
[07:33] <nug700_>  Well, ubuntu
[07:33] <hateball> nug700_: at all? or in the gui? can you switch to a tty with ctrl+alt+f1?
[07:33] <hateball> nug700_: you get back to gui with ctrl+alt+f7, in case you didnt knowe
[07:33] <nug700_>  The number lock won't toggle
[07:34] <nug700_>  Now it does after restarting
[07:35] <omgnoez> hello, i have a problem with installing bumblebee (doing it according ubuntu wiki for 14.04+ which is 15.04 in my case), apt brings me xserver-common-lts-raring package which fails to overwrite /var/lib/xkb/README.compiled because it is already installed by xserver-common 2:1.17.1-0ubuntu3 package, what do i do?
[07:35] <omgnoez> it all started after the upgrade process ripped my 14.04 instance eventually and currently it is a fresh install
[07:35] <omgnoez> same as here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/1310066 but vice versa
[07:38] <zprd> hi
[07:38] <zprd> is webupd8.org ppas are relatively trustable provider?
[07:41] <nug700_>  Hah
[07:41] <nug700_> got it working
[07:41] <cfhowlett> !ppa | zprd
[07:41] <nug700_>  Worst part over
[07:41] <nug700_> Thanks
[07:41] <nug700_>  Night
[07:42] <Bashing-om> !yah | nug700_
[07:42] <zprd> cfhowlett: well I am aware of that, just asking if some people have experience with this ppa
[07:43] <zprd> anyways, looking fot atom editor repo
[07:43] <zprd> for*
[07:43] <farciarz84> is this something to worry about when the swap usage is 100% all the time?
[07:44] <BlaXpirit> farciarz84, uh probably.  unless it's some misindication
[07:45] <farciarz84> BlaXpirit: use os is using swap instead of memory? there are 16GM mem free
[07:45] <farciarz84> GB*
[07:45] <BlaXpirit> farciarz84, i have 12 GB,  swap is at 0% at all times
[07:48] <_Norns> zprd: Can't say 100%, but from my experience, never had any issues from any ppa's from webupd8.  I only know a few repositories from there though.
[07:49] <url> any experience with pinet/LTSP in here?
[07:49] <cfhowlett> !ltsp | url
[07:49] <url> nagging issue for a few days, just can't seem to nail it
[07:50] <cfhowlett> url, probably more ltsp users in #ubuntu-server
[07:50] <url> tx cfhowlett
[07:50] <url> cool, i'm in #ltsp too
[07:50] <url> bbl
[07:50] <pragomer1> hello. I want to setup a linux samba fileserver. what user and group should be the owner of my datashare, e.g.  /dev/md0 that is mounted to /mydata ?
[07:51] <cfhowlett> !samba | pragomer1 you might also move this to #ubuntu-server if no response here
[07:54] <undertasker> pragomer1: If this is a private network, or a test setup, and you're not concerned about security, use nobody/nogroup.
[07:55] <pragomer1> its my home-network.. where I want to configure different users with different rights and clients (android, windows, ubuntu)
[07:57] <undertasker> Well, the easy way is to use a NAS distribution like OpenMediaVault.
[07:57] <undertasker> There you have web based administration that is easy to use.
[08:01] <pragomer1> undertasker: do you mean ME?
[08:06] <zaggynl> damn, I pressed ctrl+alt+F1 in vncviewer, now my screen is black and I can't go back to TTY7
[08:08] <hateball> zaggynl: are you able to input anything?
[08:08] <zaggynl> well I still have ssh access
[08:08] <hateball> zaggynl: you can use "chvt 7" to switch to tty7, at least should be able to
[08:09] <hateball> not sure how that works over ssh tho ;f
[08:09] <zaggynl> "Couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console" in ssh
[08:09] <nug700_> Bashing-om: question if I wanted to upgrade the driver,  would i do the purge?
[08:11] <hateball> zaggynl: google gives https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=522453, suggest running with sudo will work
[08:11] <zaggynl> thanks
[08:11] <zaggynl> that worked!
[08:12] <zaggynl> now I feel bad for not having google that myself
[08:12] <hateball> :)
[08:12]  * zaggynl adds to notes
[08:17] <JustMozzy> Good morning
[08:18] <JustMozzy> I have a problem with lightdm since I upgraded to 15.04. It randomly just crashes and I dont know how to troubleshoot it. Can anyone help me out?
[08:30] <acosonic> JustMozzy: trun on debug in lightdm.conf
[08:32] <sachinaddy> Hi. I want to create an independent split tar file of 2GB each. So I can extract 2GB in destination server, after extract, i will delete file1 and start extracting file2. I have lack of space in destination server.
[08:36] <acosonic> sachinaddy: split -b 1024m file.tar.gz
[08:36] <acosonic> sachinaddy: oh, but you want 2 separate archive I see
[08:38] <acosonic> sachinaddy: it's probably easises to do it manually targz 1 part of large archive, then targz another part, and scp extract...  Or use rsync or scp...
[09:00] <PCatinean> What's the difference between sudo apt-get install and sudo aptitude install
[09:04] <chris__> hi!! where i can talk about couchdb
[09:05] <cfhowlett> chris__, https://couchdb.apache.org/#mailing-lists
[09:07] <chris__> cfhowlett__thank you
[09:07] <jwhwv> Hey, I know I can set all files within a folder to be executable with chomd -R +x, but how do I make it so that any file I create in that folder is automatically executable?
[09:07] <cfhowlett> happy2help!  chris__
[09:10] <hateball> jwhwv: you set umask per mount-point, so you'll likely have to run a cron-job that chmods. at least I do not know of any other way
[09:10] <jwhwv> hateball: Hmm, any major security risk I run by setting the entire filesystem as executable then?
[09:11] <jwhwv> I'm learning to program, so its annoying to have to chmod every time I make a script.
[09:11] <hateball> You really do not want every file to be set +x, no
[09:12] <jwhwv> hateball:  I figured, but thought I'd ask.  hehe.  Cronjob it is.
[09:12] <hateball> jwhwv: well you could use an alias or something
[09:13] <hateball> jwhwv: so that you launch for instance "nano newfile.sh && chmod +x newfile.sh"
[09:13] <jwhwv> I like the way you think, hateball.
[09:14] <hateball> :)
[09:15] <jwhwv> What time zone are you in, man?
[09:15] <FirebirdUK> Hi there. I'm using lightdm-gtk-greeter for manual user+password login. However, it clears the pwd field shortly after the cursor enters - even if the user is typing/ has type their password.
[09:15] <FirebirdUK> Any thoughts how I might debug / change this unwanted behaviour?
[09:16] <zimzima> Hi, I have a question avout displays in Ubuntu. I've just connected an external screen to my laptop and I'd like to set things up so that I have a permanent workspace on the external monitor.
[09:16] <zimzima> I change workspaces a lot, and I only want it to change on the laptop monitor
[09:16] <cfhowlett> !xrandr | zimzima
[09:17] <zimzima> Hum, thanks, I'll check that out
[09:18] <jwhwv> zimzima: xrandr is nice and pretty easy even for a dummy like me.  You'll like it.
[09:18] <zimzima> Sounds good, thanks :)
[09:39] <marlinc> Anyone who can help me getting rpcbind to autostart in an Ubuntu Server OpenVZ container? Ubuntu 14.04 to be exact
[09:45] <indistylo> Tomcat 7.0.52 | Oracle Java 8 | Ubuntu 14.04 , Problem is i am unable to login http://127.0.0.1:8080/manager/html , I tried /etc/tomcat7/tomcat-users.xml ,  tomcat-users.xml is http://pastebin.com/hQkVLrUT  Kindly suggest why I am unable to login
[09:45] <indistylo> I also followed this thread to solve problem, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=972911&highlight=tomcat6 &
[09:45] <indistylo> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1108561
[09:52] <MrSpock> post actual errors
[09:54] <JustMozzy> hi everyone. my lightdm or XServer (dont know which one) keeps on crashing and just drops me back to the login screen. can anyone help me troubleshoot?
[09:57] <acosonic> How to enable/use mod-rewrite trough webmin ?
[09:57] <MrSpock> perfectly normal lightdm behaviour
[09:57] <MrSpock> acosonic: you should not use webmin
[09:57] <MrSpock> acosonic: specially not on a production box
[09:57] <MrSpock> JustMozzy: check the xorg log and lightdm log
[09:58] <acosonic> MrSpock: why? I love it
[09:58] <acosonic> MrSpock: virtualmin to be exact
[09:59] <acosonic> MrSpock: with fancy themes
[09:59] <lelzxor> Ollo..
[09:59] <I-am-Groot> Hello, Yesterday, i complained about my ubuntu 14 crashing and it turned out to be a kernel panic. I was asked to boot from an older kernel which seemed to fix the problem. But the whole freeze just happened again this morning
[09:59] <MrSpock> acosonic: 1. it is not very good at all  2. it is a huge security risk, it contains more holes than a swiss cheese
[09:59] <lelzxor> :D
[10:00] <jdrab> acosonic: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebMin
[10:00] <acosonic> MrSpock: what do you recommend instead?
[10:00] <MrSpock> acosonic: plain old ssh
[10:00] <I-am-Groot> here is my dmesg...  http://paste.ubuntu.com/12271870/
[10:00] <k1l_> !webmin | acosonic
[10:01] <MrSpock> it is sad how many XSS exploits there have been for webmin
[10:01] <MrSpock> seriously, XSS is trivial to avoid
[10:01] <acosonic> I don't know I run over 150 servers on it, never had a signle problem
[10:01] <acosonic> with ubuntu 14.04
[10:01] <MrSpock> acosonic: ignorance is not bliss :p
[10:01] <jdrab> MrSpock: and now they include "file manager" by default .. :)
[10:02] <acosonic> yeah, but you are assuming all users are Linux pro's I have dosen of shared-hosting users who can't even understand cpanel or webmin...
[10:02] <I-am-Groot> Anyone?
[10:03] <neglesaks> ?  I'm on 14.10. I have the update engine set to offer update to any new release, but I have had no notificatiosn whatsoever of the upgrade to 15.04. Any advice?
[10:03] <MrSpock> acosonic: then you do it like eg linode, and write/provide good documentation
[10:03] <MrSpock> :)
[10:04] <acosonic> yeah so mod rewrite works, I just didn't saw it on phpinfo http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3772892/phpinfo-mod-rewrite
[10:05] <acosonic> MrSpock: my biggest security problem was drupal/wordpress ... Ever... And some Solr crap but I didn't submit Solr report anywhere
[10:05] <MrSpock> php itself is a giant hole too :/
[10:06] <JustMozzy> Hi there. Can anyone help me out troubleshooting, why I keep on getting kicked out to the login screen? I think lighdm or X11 are crashing
[10:07] <JustMozzy> I really need help on this one, the problem has been present for a few weeks and it keeps on crashing more often
[10:08] <MrSpock> JustMozzy: as I said, read the logs
[10:08] <MrSpock> acosonic: you know a language is bad when it has "escape_string() safe_escape_string() and real_safe_escape_string()"
[10:08] <JackAttack> sup all
[10:09] <JustMozzy> MrSpock: sorry, I didnt get the message before. Got kicked out again ;) which logs should I have a look at?
[10:09] <I-am-Groot> JustMozzy: When did your problem start?
[10:09] <MrSpock> acosonic: "instead of fixing the original function, lets just add another!"
[10:09] <MrSpock> JustMozzy: xorg log and lightdm log
[10:09] <MrSpock> JustMozzy: running systemd as pid1?
[10:09] <I-am-Groot> Just yesterday, my system would lock up and nothing would respond
[10:10] <JustMozzy> MrSpock: yupp, systemd with pid1
[10:10] <I-am-Groot> I havent done anything to the system like mess with the system files or anything
[10:10] <MrSpock> JustMozzy: journalctl -b -u lightdm
[10:10] <JustMozzy> I-am-Groot: It started after upgrading to 15.04
[10:10] <I-am-Groot> OOhhh okay.
[10:10] <MrSpock> JustMozzy: and /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[10:10] <I-am-Groot> I am still on 14.04
[10:10] <gulzar> I installed LAMP stack. My html+php code is working only from /var/www/html . If I keep it on anywhere else it doesn't work. But I can't edit files with normal user from /var. What is the solution of this problem?
[10:11] <MrSpock> gulzar: you should use /src
[10:11] <MrSpock> serv*
[10:11] <MrSpock> srv* dammit
[10:11] <I-am-Groot> Yesterday, the system crashed and the capslock light begun to flush
[10:11] <I-am-Groot> flash*
[10:11] <JustMozzy> MrSpock: here is the journalctl output http://pastebin.ca/3151840
[10:11] <MrSpock> I-am-Groot: sounds like a kernel panic
[10:11] <gulzar> MrSpock: /srv is empty
[10:12] <gulzar> MrSpock: I never used this dir
[10:12] <I-am-Groot> Yea... But why?
[10:12] <MrSpock> gulzar: becuse you didn't use it
[10:12] <I-am-Groot> It was working Okay.
[10:12] <gulzar> MrSpock: so I have to configure apache/php to use this dir?
[10:12] <MrSpock> gulzar: man -P "less -p /srv" hier
[10:12] <JustMozzy> MrSpock: and here my Xorg log http://pastebin.ca/3151841
[10:12] <MrSpock> gulzar: sadly many distroes, including ubuntu, totally ignores the FHS when it comes to where to host stuff from :(
[10:13] <I-am-Groot> It just crashed again this morning and this time around, the caps lock light didnt flicker but i still couldnt get it to respond
[10:13] <MrSpock> gulzar: so yes, if you want to use it you have to poke the configs a bit
[10:13] <gulzar> MrSpock: so I can edit files easily from /srv ?
[10:13] <MrSpock> gulzar: if you set up the permissions, yes
[10:13] <MrSpock> gulzar: don't put stuff directly in /srv, btw, use /srv/http/ etc
[10:14] <I-am-Groot> I have done some research and i am trying to get kernel crash dumps by using this https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/kernel-crash-dump.html
[10:14] <gulzar> MrSpock: Ok
[10:14] <MrSpock> /srv/http/somesite or similar
[10:14] <MrSpock> gulzar: for permissions: create groups and add the user that is suposed to edit the site into said group, and give the group rwx access to the site dir
[10:14] <MrSpock> gulzar: or better, use ACL
[10:15] <MrSpock> (ACL lets you have more fine tuned control)
[10:15] <gulzar> MrSpock: So much configs. my code is hardly 100 lines.
[10:15] <gulzar> MrSpock: what about public_html ?
[10:16] <MrSpock> gulzar: apache/php is a big hassle to set up indeed
[10:16] <MrSpock> even when just using mod_php
[10:16] <MrSpock> gulzar: I'm not really a big fan of public_html from $HOME
[10:17] <gulzar> MrSpock: I need php only to execute my Python code. else I don't need php
[10:17] <MrSpock> gulzar: that makes no sense at all
[10:17] <MrSpock> why use php at all then?
[10:18] <JackAttack> hey my man, are anyone these important real quick?       libbonoboui2-0 libbonoboui2-common libglade2-0 libgnomecanvas2-0
[10:18] <JackAttack>   libgnomecanvas2-common libgnomeui-0 libgnomeui-common libkeybinder0
[10:18] <JackAttack>   python-gnome2 python-keybinder python-pyorbit
[10:18] <gulzar> MrSpock: I have python scripts to be called depending on user input. But these scripts cannot be called directly from HTML. I need webserver, django/flask or php to call python
[10:18] <MrSpock> just use uwsgi, optionally with nginx or apache in front for caching etc
[10:18] <JackAttack> autoclean
[10:18] <MrSpock> gulzar: sure, but why go for php?
[10:18] <neglesaks> ?  I'm on 14.10. I have the update engine set to offer update to any new release, but I have had no notificatiosn whatsoever of the upgrade to 15.04. Any advice?
[10:18] <JackAttack> sound imprtant
[10:18] <gulzar> MrSpock: anyother way? I am beginner in web development
[10:18] <MrSpock> gulzar: python ofcourse
[10:18] <JackAttack> nvm
[10:18] <JackAttack> brb
[10:19] <MrSpock> easier and safer
[10:19] <JackAttack> y
[10:19] <hateball> neglesaks: you can run "sudo apt-get update && sudo do-release-upgrade" in a terminal, see if that works better
[10:19] <gulzar> MrSpock: but how to call python from html ? I know I can create pages with python but that is not the purpose. .html page is one, it calls ptyhon scripts and show output
[10:19] <neglesaks> i did try one of those, but i'll try that again and see what happens. thnaks
[10:20] <MrSpock> gulzar: you don't
[10:20] <MrSpock> gulzar: you have python generate the html
[10:20] <MrSpock> gulzar: eg using django, flask, cherrypy
[10:20] <MrSpock> asuming you want/need a dynamic site
[10:21] <neglesaks> hateball, this is what I gwt: Reading package lists... Done --- Checking for a new Ubuntu release---No new release found
[10:21] <MrSpock> gulzar: http://cherrypy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorials.html
[10:21] <neglesaks> SO, it apparently cant see any new releases
[10:21] <JustMozzy_> damn it. got kicked again
[10:22] <gulzar> MrSpock: Yes, django or flask etc. then I have to learn new things just for one command. with php the whole code is "exec python3 script". I will think of django later. But the main problem is I can't edit files from /var or /srv. or else I need to edit apache/php config. whereever I go its tedious
[10:22] <MrSpock> gulzar: you don't need php for that
[10:23] <MrSpock> and php/apache is much more of a hassle to set up than uwsgi or similar
[10:23] <gulzar> MrSpock: Ok let's try
[10:23] <gulzar> MrSpock: what's your pick? django or flask
[10:23] <MrSpock> gulzar: depends on the use
[10:23] <JustMozzy_> MrSpock: any thoughts on the logs?
[10:23] <MrSpock> JustMozzy_: use a sane pastebin like bpaste.net or gist.github.com
[10:24] <MrSpock> gulzar: in most cases I would use cherrypy
[10:24] <gulzar> MrSpock: mine is , take input file, run python on it and run another tool in perl. Show image as output
[10:24] <gulzar> MrSpock: this much simple is my deign. with php its two exec. that's why I thought of that
[10:25] <MrSpock> gulzar: that doesn't say anything about the actual use, if this is going to be served to 20 million people at once, or just on your fridge
[10:25] <gulzar> MrSpock: Oh, yes to thousands atleast
[10:25] <MrSpock> how dynamic is the data?
[10:26] <MrSpock> does it have to be regenned for every view?
[10:26] <MrSpock> if not: just generate it every 10 sec or whatever and then serve it as a static file
[10:26] <MrSpock> *much* better performance
[10:26] <MrSpock> or do heavy caching
[10:27] <gulzar> MrSpock: yes, for evey input all the steps needs to be executed again
[10:27] <gulzar> MrSpock: depending on input the scripts are different but steps are same
[10:28] <MrSpock> then I would use cherrypy with caching
[10:28] <MrSpock> and consider redoing the backend a little bit
[10:28] <gulzar> MrSpock: hardware is not a problem. we have 128GB ram server to host it
[10:28] <MrSpock> gulzar: famous last words
[10:29] <gulzar> MrSpock: Thank you
[10:29] <MrSpock> and wasted resources are wasted resources :)
[10:29] <gulzar> MrSpock: yes :)
[10:42] <I-am-Groot> So i have installed linux-crashdump https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/kernel-crash-dump.html
[10:43] <I-am-Groot> Now i should be able to get logs after the crash
[10:44] <Linuxdenzza> Heyo
[10:46] <EXIDBot>  
[10:57] <EXIDBot> a
[10:59] <k1l_> EXIDBot: do you have a ubuntu support issue?
[11:20] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[11:24] <freck2> any assembly expert can help me with something?
[11:24] <radkish> rc.all4y.net
[11:33] <Om> hi
[11:40] <sachin_a> Is ubuntu proprietary software?
[11:41] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, no
[11:41] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu
[11:42] <ropeadope> Kernel is not, some aspects of it are, Unity for example. Could be wrong?
[11:43] <sachin_a> I am already a ubuntu user since last 11 month
[11:45] <sachin_a> after hearing some words from Richard Stallman regarding ubuntu's spyware, I am planning to search an alternative
[11:45] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, you came to ubuntu to ask about alternatives to ubuntu?  strange.  suggest you seek alternatives in ##linux
[11:46] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, also, ubuntu doesn't have spyware.  RMS is free to disagree.
[11:47] <ropeadope> sachin, you can easily turn off the code R Stallman is referring to, which is remote content search
[11:47] <sachin_a> how?
[11:48] <k1l_> sachin_a: system settings, privacy settings
[11:48] <ropeadope> gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Lenses remote-content-search none
[11:48] <cfhowlett> !adlens | sachin_a
[11:48] <sachin_a> ok
[11:52] <marxS> how can  I get rid of the background behind the text on the desktop icons (like this: http://cdn3.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/xfce-desktop-environment-installed-on-ubuntu-14.04.png ) so as it looks like these:   http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-NSB573-XZyk/U8fRQDXJI4I/AAAAAAAATkk/AG04NPT_JbA/s1600/xfce-whiskermenu-panel-add.png
[11:52] <marxS> im using xfce
[11:54] <marxS> nvm I found this: https://slackalaxy.wordpress.com/2012/08/15/xfce-transparent-desktop-icons-text-background/
[12:00] <Tricks> Hi guys. I'm having a few problems with FQDN if anybody is available to help?
[12:01] <cfhowlett> !ask | Tricks
[12:02] <sardsurfer> hi, my tray icons in xubuntu aren't working anymore. What should I do? Thanks
[12:02] <cfhowlett> sardsurfer, you mean panel?
[12:02] <sardsurfer> yep
[12:02] <cfhowlett> sardsurfer, logout/login.  also see if they launch in your guest account
[12:03] <sardsurfer> logout/login doesn't work. I will try to launch a guest account. brb, thanks
[12:05] <sardsurfer> back. Guest is working pretty good
[12:05] <Tricks> Ok, I have setup my box with fqdn of test.example.zone.internal. hostname returns test and hostname -f returns test.example.zone.internal. That's all great and as expected. I've set search in resolvconf to example.zone.internal. Problem is when I try and ping another machine by it's hostname database, for instance, it doesn't resolve. However if I type the full name database.example.zone.internal it does resolve?
[12:07] <cfhowlett> sardsurfer, pretty good = proper panels
[12:07] <cfhowlett> ?
[12:07] <sardsurfer> yep
[12:07] <sardsurfer> using guest i can minimize to tray
[12:08] <MonkeyDust> Tricks  sounds more for ##networking
[12:08] <cfhowlett> sardsurfer, so it's not a system problem, but something user specific.  Don't know exactly what's wrong but I do know how to fix it.
[12:08] <sardsurfer> sounds good. what should i do?
[12:08] <marxS> for this: https://odoepner.wordpress.com/2013/07/12/transparent-background-for-xfce-desktop-icon-texts/ where would such a file ~/.gtkrc-2.0 be located?
[12:09] <marxS> I've added it to /home and to /home/user but it hasn't changed the settings
[12:09] <Aqui1a> Hello. I've been trying to configure my mouse buttons on my Logitech G500. I followed some instructions that I found on the Ubuntu wiki, but they didn't work for me. Could anyone help me with this?
[12:10] <cfhowlett> sardsurfer, delete /home/.config/xfce4     then logout/login           note: this will nuke all xfce4 settings back to their factory fresh defaults; desktop/terminal/panel settings
[12:11] <sardsurfer> chfhowlett, ok. brb
[12:13] <DavidFromBelgium> hello
[12:13] <sardsurfer> cfhowlett, you are the man. It works. Thanks :)
[12:13] <cfhowlett> sardsurfer, happy2help!
[12:14] <DavidFromBelgium> E: Unable to locate package nvclock <-- any help ?
[12:15] <hateball> DavidFromBelgium: what are you even trying to do?
[12:15] <MonkeyDust> !find nvclock
[12:16] <MonkeyDust> DavidFromBelgium  that means it doesnt exist... some things actually do not exist
[12:16] <DavidFromBelgium> hateball: I'm trying to get the temperature of my GPUs
[12:17] <MonkeyDust> DavidFromBelgium  install lm-sensors and/or psensor
[12:17] <hateball> DavidFromBelgium: If you're using proprietary nvidia drivers you can see the temps in nvidia-settings as well
[12:19] <MonkeyDust> DavidFromBelgium  and also install thermald and indicator-cpufreq  to control the laptop temperature
[12:19] <DavidFromBelgium> MonkeyDust: already installed
[12:19] <DavidFromBelgium> hateball: I need a terminal command
[12:19] <MonkeyDust> DavidFromBelgium  in a terminal, type   watch -n 1 sensors
[12:20] <DavidFromBelgium> MonkeyDust: only cpu temp is displayed
[12:21] <hateball> DavidFromBelgium: nvidia-settings -q gpucoretemp
[12:22] <goy_> anyone using chromium?
[12:22] <hateball> goy_: Is it a poll?
[12:22] <goy_> poll?
[12:23] <goy_> no its about adds
[12:23] <cfhowlett> goy_, "anyone else ..." are best avoided.  how about you state YOUR issue with meaningful details
[12:23] <DavidFromBelgium> hateball: Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused
[12:23] <goyy> chromium seems to ignore /etc/hosts
[12:24] <cfhowlett> "seems to"??
[12:24] <gcbirzan_> it has its own cache
[12:24] <gcbirzan_> so you might want to restart it
[12:24] <goyy> i cleared it, restarted and no effect
[12:24] <JustMozzy> so, I am fighting with my system crashing from time to time, without any obvious reasons. I have here my journalctl output where some errors are logged but I cannot make anything of it. http://paste.ubuntu.com/12272724/ can anyone help out?
[12:24] <JustMozzy> I am on ubuntu 15.03
[12:25] <JustMozzy> *15.04
[12:26] <gcbirzan_> goyy: then I'd look at typos :)
[12:27] <DavidFromBelgium> guys, I needed the proprietary nvidia-smi command : nvidia-smi -q -d TEMPERATURE
[12:28] <hateball> DavidFromBelgium: I dont think it is case sensitive but if it is try "GPUCoreTemp". not at a machine with nvidia card right now so cant doublecheck
[12:29] <ioria> !info nvclock trusty
[12:29] <DavidFromBelgium> hateball: it's a graphical tool
[12:30] <DavidFromBelgium> ioria: why can't I find it ?
[12:30] <ioria> no more for vivid :-(
[12:31] <ioria> DavidFromBelgium, are you vivid ?
[12:31] <MonkeyDust> DavidFromBelgium  nvclock existed in 14.04, but not anymore in 15.04
[12:32] <goyy> could you have a look at my hosts file https://bpaste.net/show/cbe629ac8534
[12:32] <DavidFromBelgium> ioria: yes
[12:32] <DavidFromBelgium> that's ok, nvidia-smi does what I need
[12:33] <DavidFromBelgium> thank you all
[12:33] <ioria> ^_^
[12:33] <goyy> ^.^
[12:34] <JustMozzy> MrSpock: here ist my full journal output from the time I got to the laptop and it crashed http://paste.ubuntu.com/12272724/
[12:49] <sachin_a> entify linux123456
[12:51] <DJones> sachin_a: Probably time for a new password
[12:52] <sachin_a> yeah!!
[12:53] <MonkeyDust> sachin_a  choose a somewhat stronger/safer  password
[12:54] <Nepali> Hello help plz
[12:54] <cfhowlett> !help | Nepali
[12:54] <livcd> how do i overwrite ubuntu's dns "search Inteno" to "search localhost" ?
[12:58] <Nepali> I have enabled the two finger scrolling in linux mint but..it is not working....
[12:58] <bazhang> Nepali, get mintsupport for that
[12:58] <MonkeyDust> Nepali  ask in the mint§ channel, it's not supported here
[12:58] <cfhowlett> !mint | Nepali
[12:59] <Nepali> ok
[12:59]  * cfhowlett wonders if mint actually directs their users to ubuntu ... 
[12:59] <bazhang> backtrack did at one point
[12:59] <Nepali> and what is the keyboard shotcut to change the channel from weechat in terminal
[12:59] <HackerII> once xchat is opened, it takes them to thier room
[12:59] <MattTS> Does sudo not get all environment variables from the user?
[12:59] <cfhowlett> bazhang, I remember that ... bastards!
[13:00] <bazhang> try #weechat Nepali
[13:00] <Nepali> #weechat Nepali
[13:00] <Nepali> :D
[13:00] <HackerII> lolk
[13:00] <sachin_a> Nepali type.. /join #weechat
[13:02] <livcd> how do i overwrite ubuntu's dns "search Inteno" to "search localhost" ?
[13:03] <MonkeyDust> livcd  what brings you here?
[13:03] <livcd> ?
[13:04] <Pici> inteno?
[13:06] <livcd> dunno it was set like this by default :S
[13:06] <pbx> status bar is unresponsive, how do i kick-start it?
[13:06] <pbx> `killall unity-panel-service` visibly restarts it but it's still dead to clicks
[13:07] <MonkeyDust> livcd  is inteno something familiar to you, a username, a shop, something else?
[13:08] <livcd> MonkeyDust: not at all
[13:09] <goyy> pbx: killall -SIGUSR1 unity-panel-service
[13:09] <pbx> thank goyy.  same effect as without -SIGUSR1 though
[13:09] <pbx> i.e. didn't fix it
[13:10] <MonkeyDust> livcd  what were you do doing and brings yoi here?
[13:10] <MonkeyDust> you*
[13:11] <jack78> hello everyone
[13:11] <jack78> im here to help people as i can
[13:11] <livcd> MonkeyDust: i guess vbox added it there
[13:12] <MattTS> MonkeyDust: off topic but is your nick a reference to the cartoon?
[13:12] <livcd> 00:00:00.088664 NAT: Adding domain name Inteno
[13:12] <MonkeyDust> MattTS  yes
[13:12] <MonkeyDust> livcd  ok, vbox... what are you doing with vbox? where did vbox put "it"?
[13:13] <livcd> MonkeyDust: i guess when i started the VM
[13:13] <MonkeyDust> livcd  where do you that "inteno"?
[13:13] <MonkeyDust> livcd  where do you see that "inteno"?
[13:14] <livcd> /etc/resolv.conf
[13:14] <livcd> on VM and in the VBox logs i just pasted the output from
[13:14] <MonkeyDust> livcd  in the guest or in the host?
[13:14] <Pici> fyi, inteno is a brand of router.
[13:14] <livcd> Pici: oh right that's my router then
[13:16] <wydhry> Capek deh ...
[13:18] <MattTS> Is there any way to prevent sudo from resetting stuff like path, ld_library_path etc? I set alias sudo env blah=blah in my .bashrc but that seems nasty
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> MattTS: you could have your user only able to run a few commands using sudo, then have like an "admin" account that can do anything
[13:20] <MattTS> hmm
[13:21] <MattTS> The main reason I want it is for python modules
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> MattTS: you could run your pythin dev stuff as the restiricted user
[13:22] <pbx> MattTS, if you're talking about installing stuff in the system python, i'll jump right into the unsolicited advice and say: use virtualenv
[13:22] <MattTS> Okay, I'll look at that. Cheers
[13:22] <oaulakh> i dunno why my ubuntu system performing slow after i update it :(
[13:22] <MattTS> The behaviour is probably safe but annoying as hell
[13:23] <RyanB> Hi - I'm yrying to make the jump from Windows to Ubuntu. The only thing I'm fidning annying is that I have to google everything that I want to install. There has to be a more logical approcah than this. Any advice ?
[13:23] <oaulakh> i dunno why my ubuntu system performing slow after i update it :(, anyone can help to make this solve?
[13:23] <MattTS> It was driving me mad how trying to install scipy through pip couldn't find libmkl_rt.so even though I could locate it
[13:23] <pbx> RyanB, the Ubuntu Software Center app has a search box but i'm betting that's not what you mean...
[13:23] <cfhowlett> RyanB, software center
[13:24] <RyanB> Pdx, thanks for your input but that's not what I mean for example. IntelliJ IDEA, PopCornTime
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> RyanB  the longer you use ubuntu, the more familiar you will get with the new programs... it's normal that you have to search in the beginning
[13:24] <tnkhanh> Hi is wily 15.10?
[13:24] <pbx> oaulakh, give lots more specifics. updated from what version to what version? what specifically is slow? what isn't slow?
[13:24] <RyanB> MonkeyDust - Okay. That's what I'm here to find out. What are these commands that I don't  know ?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: what is the output of:   cat /etc/issue
[13:24] <tnkhanh> oh yes it is
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> !manual | RyanB start here
[13:25] <pbx> RyanB, i see intellij IDEA 13 CE in the software centre
[13:25] <RyanB> I'll read that thanks.
[13:25] <RyanB> I need 14.
[13:25] <oaulakh> Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS \n \l
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: and are you using Unity shell?
[13:25] <Pici> RyanB: The official websites for those things have their own install instructions.
[13:26] <cfhowlett> RyanB, www.fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads            I suggest you download & read issue #0, 1, 2, ... repeat until comfortable with ubuntu
[13:26] <oaulakh> yup
[13:26] <RyanB> It was an example to show how I install something out side of the sofware center.
[13:26] <oaulakh> but why?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: just getting details
[13:26] <RyanB> thanks cfhowlett!
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: what GPU do you use? If you are unsure then run:   sudo lshw -C display     If you have 2 GPUs, please report both
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | RyanB maybe there is a PPA
[13:27] <MonkeyDust> RyanB  windwos is the Main Stream (MS), linux requires other installation methods
[13:27] <tnkhanh> can I talk about wily lol
[13:27] <cfhowlett> tnkhanh, #ubuntu+1 for wily support
[13:27] <MonkeyDust> tnkhanh  type   /j #ubuntu+1
[13:27] <Furai> Hmm, I've come across some really obscure problem. Obscure because it's about Colemak keyboard layout. It just doesn't work as it should. Not all of the key combinations work. Anyone knows something about it? I've tried searching the Internet for quite a long while, nothing that could solve my problem.
[13:28] <oaulakh> nvidia 410m
[13:28] <RyanB> MonkeyDust. I appreciate that, I'm here to try and learn so it doesn't feel like a task to use. I find everything else with Linux fantastic other than install apps. Simply here trying to seek advice so that I'm not ignorant towards Linux :)
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: and an Intel GPU as well?
[13:28] <oaulakh> it didn't show any intel
[13:29] <oaulakh> let me show u
[13:29] <RyanB> UIbottu That's kinda of what I was looking!
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: ok, have you tried:   sudo apt-get --reinstall install dkms
[13:29] <RyanB> PPA's allow you to install software otuside of the Software Center...Ah!
[13:29] <oaulakh> but for what?
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: use a pastebin if you want to share lots of text please
[13:29] <oaulakh> ok
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> RyanB: if there is a PPA with what you desire, yes
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> RyanB  yes, but in your enthousiasm: don't use too many ppa's...
[13:30] <oaulakh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12273103/
[13:31] <RyanB> Why whats wrong with have alot of PPA's slow down update/upgrade ?
[13:31] <oaulakh> ActionParsnip, and install dkms too now
[13:31] <RyanB> Where are good palce to search for software and it tells u the PPA ?
[13:31] <RyanB> places*
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: you are using the nouveau (open source) driver. Did you install the proprietary video driver?
[13:32] <oaulakh> ActionParsnip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/12273103/ why its showing clock size only 33mhzs
[13:32] <oaulakh> no
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | RyanB
[13:32] <oaulakh> do i have to install it now :O
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> RyanB: or in duckduckgo you can use the !ppa   bang :)
[13:33] <oaulakh> ActionParsnip, but how?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: its a question, did you install the proprietary video driver, or not?
[13:33] <livcd> so how do i change dns permanently in ubuntu ?
[13:33] <oaulakh> no
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> livcd: I use the /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head file   its hacky but works
[13:34] <livcd> ActionParsnip: is not it base instead of head ?
[13:35] <MonkeyDust> livcd  yes, i use base... guess both work
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> livcd: head is the text that adds the "dont change this file" text to /etc/resolv.conf   so if you add text to that it will be added before anything you recieve from DHCP :)
[13:35] <livcd> oh
[13:35] <MonkeyDust> ActionParsnip  you're a geek
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> oaulakh: you can use the additional drivers application and install the proprietary driver. If you reboot and hold SHIFT, you can boot to an older kernel. Is it ok there?
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyDust: indeed
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyDust: off on a Solaris course all next week in London
[13:37] <MonkeyDust> livcd  after modyfying and saving base (or head), do this...  sudo resolvconf -u
[13:37] <livcd> i have tried to modify base
[13:37] <livcd> but it appends the stuff
[13:37] <livcd> so i end up with search Inteno localhost
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> livcd: conventionally, you can use network manager to configure all this too but I find that stuff frustrating
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> livcd: you can add the lines like this:      echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee -a /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head > /dev/null
[13:40] <RyanB> Thanks for your help everyone!
[13:40] <livcd> ActionParsnip: right but that still would have the same effect
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> livcd: reboot and try it :)
[13:42] <definity> how can i load a diffrent version of a driver?
[13:43] <funkt_> Hi there I am trying to reinstall or update grub but i keep getting cannot get caanlonical path of cow? anyone have any ideas?
[13:43] <wyoung> funkt_: ?
[13:45] <funkt_> i cannot fix the boot for ubuntu i try to update or repair install grub and keep getting grub-install error:failed to get canonical path of '/cow'
[13:46] <wyoung> oh cow as in the filesyste,
[13:46] <wyoung> I was slightly confused there for a bit :)
[13:46] <funkt_> I think so wyoung im not too sure
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: are you chrooting in from LiveCD ?
[13:46] <funkt_> yes
[13:46] <funkt_> from live cd
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/254491/failed-to-get-canonical-path-of-cow
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: that guide will help you correctly mount the file systems
[13:47] <BluesKaj> funkt_, are you trying to repair from live media?
[13:47] <funkt_> Thank you I have tried this article many times
[13:47] <funkt_> It just keeps producing grub-install error:failed to get canonical path of '/cow'
[13:47] <funkt_> From live cd yes
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: omgubuntu also has a guide named "sticking it to grub"
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: is the arch of the liveCD the same as the installed OS?
[13:49] <funkt_> yes both are 14.04
[13:49] <funkt_> if thats what you mean
[13:49] <BluesKaj> funkt_, 32 or 64 bit/
[13:50] <BluesKaj> ?
[13:50] <funkt_> Thank you this was my first ever article have tried this
[13:50] <funkt_> it does not explain about the /cow
[13:50] <funkt_> 64
[13:51] <funkt_> Keep getting stuck with  grub-install error:failed to get canonical path of '/cow'
[13:51] <BluesKaj> try mounting the partition /dev/daX where the boot;loader/grub is installed
[13:52] <definity> how can i load a diffrent version of a driver? i am using wireless bcm43412 and the connection keeps dropping, i did 'apt-cache show bcmwl-kernel-source' and their were 2 versions. How can i tel which one is loaded? and how do i switch it to the unused one?
[13:54] <h4k1m> hi
[13:54] <funkt_> as soon as i try sudo mount /dev/sda1/mnt it says cant find /dev/sda1/mnt in etc/fstab or etc/mtab
[13:54] <h4k1m> I have trouble to use graphical mode on an Amazon EC2 instance running Ubuntu 14
[13:54] <h4k1m> I suspecting that driver for "Cirrus Logic GD 5446" are not installed
[13:54] <funkt_> same with sda
[13:55] <sachin_a> is there a forum for ubuntu-gnome?
[13:55] <h4k1m> is there a way to check if the correct drivers are installed?
[13:56] <funkt_> do you think if i reinstall ubuntu woudl it correct the grub loader and mbr?#
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> h4k1m: if you run:   sudo lshw -C display    do you see 'unclaimed' ?
[13:57] <h4k1m> ActionParsnip: yes
[13:57] <zetheroo> as far as I know fstab is for mounting on a system-wide level, but is there a way to have user-specific mounts configured so that when User A logs in certain mounts are mounted, and when User B logs in other mounts are mounted?
[13:57] <BluesKaj> funkt_, try boot repair http://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/ , if you can acces the 'net from a different pc or partition/OS
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: you didnt specify the mount point. You would run:   sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[13:58] <h4k1m> ActionParsnip: does it mean that I need to install the driver?
[13:58] <technocf> Should I wait until it's offical before upgrading to 15.10, or will it be stable enough right now?  Also, if I was to install it now, when it comes out, would I get all the updates that would make it the full release?
[13:59] <funkt_> Hi actionparsnip Thats what I have tried
[13:59] <funkt_> sudo mount /dev/sda1/mnt
[13:59] <funkt_>  sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> h4k1m: it means that udev didnt pick up the device and is loading the failsafe driver. If you can find a driver for it then great
[14:01] <technocf> There will be the upgrade option in 15.04 when the release is offical, am I correct?  Does it appear right away when the release comes out?
[14:01] <zykotick9> !final | technocf
[14:01] <h4k1m> ActionParsnip: thanks it's getting clearer now
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: ok, then mount the other folders in the mounted file system as the guides say
[14:01] <h4k1m> I will check if it's possible to change the vga card (on the cloud)
[14:02] <technocf> ubottu: Is it going to be stable as of Beta 1?
[14:02] <MonkeyDust> technocf  wily isn't released yet...
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: the fact that you are asking this sort of thing leads me to think that you werent following the guides very closely
[14:02] <technocf> Oh... it's a bot. *facepalm*
[14:02] <funkt_> I have been I dont really know what im doing ive tried every poss way sda1 - 4
[14:03] <funkt_> ive tried boot repir mbr repair
[14:03] <EriC^^> funkt_: what's the problem?
[14:05] <funkt_> I have messed up my mbr and cannot boot into ubuntu and I have tried several articles already mentioned here but keep getting grub-install error:failed to get canonical path of '/cow'
[14:05] <funkt_> cannot install grub
[14:06] <BluesKaj> funkt_, are you sure it's mbr and not UEFI boot ?
[14:06] <funkt_> I dont know mate
[14:06] <funkt_> Not a scooby how do i find that out?
[14:07] <BluesKaj> funkt_, how old is your pc?
[14:07] <funkt_> maybe 6 years old?
[14:07]  * zykotick9 thinks the "canonical path of /cow" is suspicious...
[14:07] <funkt_> maybe more
[14:07] <BluesKaj> funkt_, if it's newer than 2010 then it most likely uses UEFI instead of BIOS
[14:08] <funkt_> okie dokes so what does that mean?
[14:08] <BluesKaj> no mbr
[14:08] <funkt_> ok
[14:08] <funkt_> any idea on grub-install error:failed to get canonical path of '/cow'
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: did you mount /proc and so forth as well?
[14:10] <funkt_> actionparsnip what is that? thanks
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: really!!!?
[14:10] <EriC^^> funkt_: you have to mount bind the virtual filesystems and then chroot and grub-install
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: dude, read the actual guide, there are more mounts to run
[14:10] <BluesKaj> what other OSs are on that pc?
[14:10] <EriC^^> funkt_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#via_ChRoot
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> funkt_: again, you are getting issues because you arent following the guides closely, or at all
[14:10] <EriC^^> follow that guide starting from step 6
[14:11] <funkt_> If im following the vid or the comnands I get half way and get grub-install error:failed to get canonical path of '/cow'
[14:12] <livcd> ActionParsnip: the search Inteno is still there
[14:12] <livcd> :s
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> livcd: ahh i see
[14:15] <livcd> ActionParsnip: the string from the head gets to top but the Inteno thing remains
[14:15] <h4k1m> ActionParsnip: is the Nvidia driver specific to Nvidia cards?
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> livcd: is it a laptop that never moves, or a desktop system?
[14:17] <livcd> laptop that never moves
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> h4k1m: yes but there is a driver installer application to make things easier for you
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> livcd: then why not set it to static IP and you wont use DHCP at all
[14:18] <h4k1m> ActionParsnip: do you have a link (or a name) please?
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> h4k1m: in system settings there is a clicky icon, use that
[14:19] <h4k1m> ActionParsnip: Im using xfce actually
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> h4k1m: sudo jockey-gtk
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> h4k1m: or:   sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[14:20] <oaulakh> ActionParsnip, i install the nvidia driver as you said but now my brightness not going low and functionkeys not woking too
[14:20] <oaulakh> ActionParsnip, computer is still slow :(
[14:20] <oaulakh> ActionParsnip, and still same 33Mhz clock size
[14:32] <Toya> Hi, having problem with firefox, it is extremely slow and uses a lot of CPU. Tried to reinstall it and disable all addons but still have the same issue. Also have the same issue with tor browser!
[14:32] <impalle> Hi
[14:33] <Ploppz> I'm on a computer that I don't have root priveleges on. How can I execute a command when my session starts, specifically xset r rate 170 100
[14:33] <impalle> is bleachbit still in use for 15.04 Ubuntu ? http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/bleachbit
[14:33] <MonkeyDust> !nfo bleachbit
[14:34] <MonkeyDust> !info bleachbit
[14:34] <desktop> hoi
[14:34] <impalle> @MonkeyDust thx
[14:35] <oaulakh> i have a problem with ubuntu system it slow down after every 5 minutes orr so
[14:35] <Shin_Jaruga> ps
[14:35] <Shin_Jaruga> kill
[14:36] <MonkeyDust> oaulakh  performance improved, after i deleted zeitgeist... that's my advice to you
[14:36] <desktop> Hey guys I have a problem with my ubuntu server . Transmission doesnt want to download anymore . Any ideas ? Everything is set to queued for download
[14:36] <oaulakh> MonkeyDust, but how?
[14:37] <MonkeyDust> oaulakh  paqte this line a terminal     sudo apt-get purge zeitgeist-core zeitgeist-datahub python-zeitgeist rhythmbox-plugin-zeitgeist zeitgeist
[14:37] <oaulakh> k
[14:38] <Shin_Jaruga> I cannot use apt-get , I use only pacman.
[14:38] <somsip> !arch | Shin_Jaruga
[14:38] <Shin_Jaruga> o_O"
[14:39] <MonkeyDust> Shin_Jaruga  i guess you're in the wrong channel ... what's the output of   cat /etc/issue
[14:39] <somsip> Shin_Jaruga: are you using Arch linux? If so, it's not supported here
[14:39] <Shin_Jaruga> let me check
[14:39] <Shin_Jaruga> you are right
[14:39] <Shin_Jaruga> arch
[14:39] <Shin_Jaruga> T_T
[14:39] <cfhowlett> Shin_Jaruga, can't help you with that here.  see arch for support options
[14:40] <Shin_Jaruga> thanks
[14:40] <Shin_Jaruga> let me go check another channel.
[14:40] <MonkeyDust> oddly ... these days, facebook equals internet and linux equals ubuntu
[14:41] <pdc2> why is wine 1.7 not in Ubuntu package repository?
[14:42] <jpds> pdc2: For 14.04?
[14:42] <MonkeyDust> !latest | pdc2 here's why
[14:42] <auronandace> pdc2: you could use playonlinux instead, then you can use any version of wine you want
[14:43] <pdc2> auronandace, ok
[14:44] <oaulakh> MonkeyDust, yup done removing but why still speed is same and i installed nvidia driver too but still its showing 33Mhz clock size that's not fare
[14:46] <oaulakh> how to fast ubuntu system its going slow down after update :(
[14:48] <MonkeyDust> oaulakh  here are a few tips   http://paste.ubuntu.com/12273622/
[14:50] <dooms> hi
[14:51] <dooms> cheese app doesnt work
[14:51] <MonkeyDust> dooms  doesnt start? appears black? freezes?
[14:52] <dooms> no
[14:52] <dooms> that app not installed
[14:52] <dooms> how to take picture
[14:52] <dooms> in linux
[14:52] <dooms> ?
[14:52] <azizLIGHT> on 14.04, took a vacation, a lot of updates piled up. in software updater, it tells me: "Requires installation of untrusted packages" "This requires installing packages from unauthenticated sources."
[14:53] <azizLIGHT> i have unsupported updates (trusty-backports) checked
[14:53] <dooms> Reading package lists... Done
[14:53] <dooms> Building dependency tree
[14:53] <dooms> Reading state information... Done
[14:53] <dooms> E: Unable to locate package cheese
[14:53] <MonkeyDust> dooms  in a terminal, type this, is it installed    apt-cahce policy cheese
[14:53] <MonkeyDust> dooms  in a terminal, type this, is it installed    apt-cache policy cheese
[14:54] <dooms> apt-cache policy cheese
[14:54] <dooms> N: Unable to locate package cheese
[14:55] <blah-> how to install xfce theme manager?
[14:55] <MonkeyDust> dooms  what's the outcome of  cat /etc/issue
[14:55] <cfhowlett> blah-, on ubuntu?
[14:56] <blah-> cfhowlett: actually on debian
[14:56] <dooms> cat /etc/issue
[14:56] <dooms> BackBox Linux 4.0 \n \l
[14:56] <cfhowlett> !debian | blah
[14:56] <cfhowlett> !backbox | dooms
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> dooms  backbox is not supported here, you're in the wrong channel
[14:56] <blah-> thanks
[14:57] <dooms> alryt
[14:57] <dooms> well i think in this server all are busy
[14:57] <blah-> The requested URL /12.04/installation-guide/i386/what-is-debian.html was not found on this server.
[14:58] <dooms> only some people respond it
[14:59] <cfhowlett> dooms, still not supported here.
[14:59] <MrSpock> no one have bothered to update that url in ages
[14:59] <dooms> means
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> dooms  be more patient, or use a better supported distro
[14:59] <dooms> which u use
[14:59] <dooms> distro?
[14:59] <cfhowlett> dooms we can assist with ubuntu.
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> dooms  type /topic to find out
[15:00] <dooms> ubuntu/topics
[15:01] <cfhowlett> blah-, https://www.debian.org/support
[15:01] <dooms> why all r joining and leaving
[15:01] <dooms> i thing they r connected to tr
[15:02] <cfhowlett> dooms, please join the backbox channel.  we cannot help you here.
[15:02] <dooms> which is best distro
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> dooms  stop
[15:02] <cfhowlett> dooms, later for you
[15:03] <dooms> i have point linux
[15:03] <dooms> i can boot to it
[15:03] <Pici> dooms: Point Linux?
[15:03] <dooms> but camera will work
[15:03] <dooms> s
[15:03] <dooms> its of mate
[15:04] <Pici> dooms: are you running Ubuntu?
[15:04] <dooms> s
[15:05] <dooms> lol no one online on backbox hahah:::
[15:05] <Pici> dooms: Then be patient.
[15:06] <cfhowlett> Pici, he already confirmed he is NOT using ubuntu and was directed to the correct channel
[15:06] <Pici> cfhowlett: indeed, I'm just confirming it again. I want to be sure of things if/when I remove him from this channel :)
[15:06] <dooms> hei can we open android apps in linux ?
[15:06]  * cfhowlett bows to the strategic wisdom 
[15:07] <Pici> dooms: Generic linux question belong in ##linux, we can only support Ubuntu here, which you are not using.
[15:22] <context> question, trying to manually compile a package with dpkg-buildpackage, but how do i tell it to pass a flag when running ./configure
[15:24] <somekindarobot> I've got a question. Why is my pentium 4 seen as dual core in ubuntu?
[15:24] <context> think i found it, had to edit debian/rules
[15:26] <DexterF> hi
[15:27] <ioria> somekindarobot, one physical one logic
[15:28] <DexterF> 14.04lts, lightdm, boots but then only black screen. alt+ctrl+f1 gives me a console alright. only EE in X log is about /dev/fb0 not being there. ideas?
[15:28] <somekindarobot> Hmm. Thanks ioria
[15:29] <ioria> somekindarobot, np
[15:30] <ioria> somekindarobot, multi-thread if you prefer... it emulates dual-core
[15:36] <HaaPut> I am unable to ssh to server. Ping is working and port 22 is open
[15:36] <Bernzel> I get like 70mb of updates from Software Updates everyday! If I keep updating like this my drive will be full in a few months! Is this usual or becuase I have recently installed ubuntu
[15:37] <HaaPut> ssh -v gets stuck at debug1:identity file ... type -1
[15:37] <cfhowlett> Bernzel, normal. 70 mb daily is small - you have a tiny drive?
[15:37] <Bernzel> cfhowlett yes 80gb SSD :/ But if it's normal I guess I gotta carry on
[15:37] <ioria> HaaPut, can you check if the service is started on the server ?
[15:38] <cfhowlett> Bernzel, every so often : sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get clean             will save some space.
[15:38] <Bernzel> cdhowlett sweet. Thanks
[15:38] <cfhowlett> happy2help!  Bernzel
[15:38] <HaaPut> ioria, don't have access to server right now but nmap shows ssh port open
[15:39] <ioria> HaaPut, are you using  the usual command : ssh  user@server ?
[15:39] <HaaPut> ioria yeah
[15:40] <Daimyo> in nautilus can i ssh:// ".ssh/config short name" to access a server with a different key then my normal one?
[15:41] <ioria> HaaPut, sftp works ?
[15:42] <Seveas> Daimyo: I don't think so.
[15:42] <Daimyo> Seveas: Darn, that would be a great Server admin feature.
[15:45] <Daimyo> Seveas: I like using multi ecdsa keys per server and I like how nautilus has great file management.
[15:46] <HaaPut> ioria, no it doesnt
[15:46] <DottorLeo> hi! need a hand with a ZTE MF667 usb modem on Ubuntu 14.04
[15:46] <HaaPut> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12274076/ is the output of ssh -vvv
[15:46] <HaaPut> ioria
[15:46] <DottorLeo> only the storage part is shown but not the modem
[15:47] <ioria> HaaPut, something with the key : Incorrect RSA1 identifier
[15:49] <Daimyo> Seveas: looks like i have to rotate my keys in the ~/.ssh/ folder nautilus only looks for id_rsa file, even if its a ecdsa key.
[15:55] <HaaPut> ioria, I don't think that is the problem, that happens even on successfull ssh to different machine
[15:55] <ioria> HaaPut, ok
[15:56] <ines_> i
[15:58] <ioria> HaaPut, when you try to login normally ... it hangs or spit something ?
[15:58] <HaaPut> ioria, it just hangs.. my guess is that it is waiting too long for reply of publickey, switching off publickey auth should work
[15:59] <HaaPut> I guess i'll try that when I can access the server.. thanks, ioria
[15:59] <ioria> HaaPut, no problem... good luck
[16:01] <livcd> how do i override the dns setting ? even if i set the "head" file the old setting is still there
[16:08] <mtn> livcd, network manager?
[16:10] <killer> hey , I have installed apache , now how can i move apache root from /var/www/ to ~/public_html
[16:11] <skryptkitty> how do i get netflix to work on ubuntu 14.04?
[16:11] <tufedo> skryptkitty, use chrome
[16:11] <skryptkitty> ok so i download chrome?
[16:11] <skryptkitty> thats it?
[16:12] <kostkon> skryptkitty, that's it yes
[16:12] <skryptkitty> ty koston
[16:12] <skryptkitty> kostkon sorry lol
[16:12] <tufedo> skryptkitty, Firefox sill doesn't support DRMed content on Linux so you can't watch Netflix. That's where Google Chrome comes in handy.
[16:13] <skryptkitty> ok ty so much i spent a good chunk of my week trying to get it to work on firefox lol
[16:14] <tufedo> killer, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/en/howto/public_html.html
[16:14] <livcd> ffs this idiotic system
[16:15] <mtn> livcd, use network manager. network icon on panel
[16:15] <livcd> mtn: except i do not have X
[16:15] <livcd> i am not using it as a desktop
[16:15] <mtn> livcd, ok. you should have said so ;)
[16:16] <livcd> sorry i kept ranting about it for few hours now :)
[16:16] <mtn> livcd, oh, I haven't been here for hours
[16:17] <livcd> point taken
[16:17] <Mohamed_DZ> hello ubuntu users
[16:31] <delt> Hello
[16:31] <delt> about the upstart init daemon...
[16:31] <delt> how do you control which processes start first?
[16:31] <delt> files in /etc/init don't seem to have an option for that
[16:31] <Seveas> delt: 'start on' specifies dependencies
[16:32] <Seveas> other than that you don't specify an order and upstart will determine one
[16:32] <delt> Seveas: ah, thanks
[16:32] <deadpool_> ss
[16:32] <livcd> i need static DNS with DHCP any help ?
[16:32] <deadpool_> how to make chanel ?
[16:33] <delt> now how do i pass -v to /sbin/init from the initrd?
[16:33] <MonkeyDust> deadpool_  ask in ##freenode
[16:33] <Seveas> deadpool_: ask the chanel factory. Though I doubt they'll tell you.
[16:33] <delt> haha :D channel factory
[16:34] <Seveas> livcd: in the network applet next to the clock, go to 'edit connections', edit your connection, go to ipv4 settings, set it to 'dhcp (addresses only)'
[16:34] <livcd> Seveas: cli please
[16:35] <Seveas> livcd: do you use networkmanager or /etc/network/interfaces?
[16:35] <livcd> Seveas: /etc/network/interfaces
[16:36] <Seveas> iirc you can specify nameservers in there and they'll be copied to /etc/resolv.conf
[16:36] <livcd> Seveas: great but the ones that were set by vbox will still be there
[16:37] <Seveas> hmm, not sure what vbox has to do with that. but if you never want to change it again, edit /etc/resolv.conf to your liking and make it immutable (chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf)
[16:37] <livcd> i assume that would work
[16:37] <livcd> thx
[16:37] <skryptkitty> ok i need help with netflix still can i paste the problem here?
[16:38] <MonkeyDust> skryptkitty  use a pastebin
[16:38] <skryptkitty> ok how do i do that?
[16:38] <delt> Seveas: how do i pass -v to /sbin/init from the initrd?
[16:38] <Seveas> !pastebin | skryptkitty
[16:38] <skryptkitty> ok ty
[16:38] <Seveas> delt: no idea. Maybe init='/sbin/init -v' on the kernel command line, but I'm not at all sure that that'll work.
[16:39] <skryptkitty> i feel so stupid lol
[16:39] <delt> Seveas: worth a try
[16:39] <MonkeyDust> skryptkitty  read online news comments, that helps you feeling smart again
[16:39] <Seveas> MonkeyDust: cruel.
[16:40] <skryptkitty> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12274527/
[16:40] <MonsieurBon> Hi
[16:40] <skryptkitty> ty monkeydust but i usually just smoke lol
[16:40] <skryptkitty> then im good for an hour lol
[16:40] <skryptkitty> ok im done talking about that
[16:41] <Seveas> skryptkitty: good.
[16:41] <skryptkitty> but i did paste the url
[16:41] <MonsieurBon> I'm following this guide http://sealedabstract.com/code/nsa-proof-your-e-mail-in-2-hours/ to setup a mailserver. On my virtual server mod fuse is not activated. Is there another way to create an encrypted directory?
[16:41] <applepi> Hi all..  I'm on an ubuntu 14.04 ARMHF board, and when I issue sudo poweroff or sudo shutdown -h now, it "shuts down" but then just returns to a login prompt, and I can log back in.
[16:41] <applepi> Any suggestions on what's wrong?
[16:41] <delt> Seveas: init=/sbin/init -v from grub worked
[16:42] <skryptkitty> can someone tell me whats going wrong here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/12274527/
[16:42] <delt> Seveas: on another topic.... how come i get different icons when i start xfce directly vs. when mdm/lightdm starts X for me?
[16:43] <beenswervin> MonsieurBon: openssl enc ?
[16:43] <Seveas> delt: NFC
[16:44] <delt> MonsieurBon: tu connais MadameMauvaise? :D
[16:44] <MonsieurBon> delt, non. :-)
[16:45] <skryptkitty> this is what i get when i try to open the netflix desktop app. http://paste.ubuntu.com/12274527/
[16:45] <MonsieurBon> beenswervin, that does not allow me to mount the encrypted directory, does it?
[16:46] <Seveas> skryptkitty: please don't repeat every 30 seconds. If someone knows, they'll answer.
[16:47] <skryptkitty> ok im sorry im just trying to get this working so me and my fiancée can watch a movie
[16:47] <xangua> skryptkitty: you can just use Google Chrome to watch Netflix drm content
[16:48] <MonsieurBon> skryptkitty, have you tried google? the last line returns a few "solved" hits.
[16:48] <skryptkitty> ok then ty i will be out of yalls hair now laters
[16:48] <Seveas> skryptkitty: enjoy the movie :)
[16:49] <skryptkitty> ty seveas we will its our 10yr anniversary
[16:51] <Red_> hi, I have installed openjdk-7-jre (with ubuntu software center). Now i have a .jar file (minecraft) and want to use it. I have changed the permissions (+x). But in nautilus when i want ot open it, the archiv manager opens. I googled and found that under /usr/share/applications there should be a openjdk-7-java.desktop file. But there is nothing. My Ubuntu is a fresh installed 14.04 Desktop (+java).
[16:52] <dougquaid> How can I see what versions of a certain package are available in apt?
[16:53] <baizon> Red_: try running in terminal: java -jar <filename>
[16:53] <zykotick9> dougquaid: "apt-cache policy foo" is one way
[16:53] <baizon> dougquaid: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[16:54] <Red_> baizon: that works. thx. But how can i fix, that i can start if from nautilus?
[16:54] <baizon> Red_: https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/9735/how-do-i-launch-jar-files-using-nautilus/
[16:57] <Red_> ok thx.
[16:57] <rredd4> media# ls  Macintosh HD  root@j-MacBook:/media# cd Macintosh HD  -su: cd: Macintosh: No such file or directory   Not sure why i cannot cd into this drive, but can see via ls?
[16:58] <MonsieurBon> rredd4, cd Macintosh\ HD
[16:58] <ioria> Macintosh\ HD
[16:58] <MonsieurBon> exit
[16:59] <livcd> Seveas: except it does not work :/
[16:59] <livcd> Seveas: /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf can't be set to +i
[16:59] <not_stark> rredd4: quote it. cd “Macintosh HD”
[16:59] <Fjorgynn> Iäve got a problem in Xubuntu where I must use alsamixer to enable my speakers
[17:00] <rredd4> ioria MonsieurBon not_stark  thanks
[17:00] <RobBurkeOne> Hey... since I reboted  my machine  I get the following 12 times a second: "kernel: [  225.400226] HDMI: invalid ELD buf size -1" .. it floods my logs and the computer feels a bit sluggy.. how can I get rid of the problem? And what is the problem anyway?
[17:00] <ioria> rredd4, np
[17:01] <rredd4> cd ..
[17:01] <rredd4> lol
[17:01] <tufedo> Fjorgynn, what release? Did you try #xubuntu?
[17:01] <Fjorgynn> tufedo: latest. Seems to be some sort of error with the headphone/speaker function
[17:02] <Fjorgynn> because when I activate the "headphone" (unmute) and raise the volume I can play songs in the speaker
[17:02] <Seveas> livcd: /etc/resolv.conf is what you need to edit
[17:02] <Fjorgynn> when I plug my headphones in and remove them I need to reenable it
[17:02] <Seveas> livcd: change it from a link to a file :)
[17:02] <livcd> Seveas: that's just a symlink pointing to a file i listed
[17:02] <livcd> Seveas: ah will that work ?
[17:03] <not_stark> RobBurkeOne: looks like an ALSA issue. I’d try removing and reinserting HDMI, maybe trying to change the audio output if you have a laptop
[17:03] <Seveas> yeah, the symlink trick is new (and imnsho stupid)
[17:03] <tufedo> Fjorgynn, compared to pulseaudio, alsa is more manual at times, try playing with alsamixer to set levels
[17:03] <baizon> Fjorgynn: http://xubuntugeek.blogspot.fi/2012/05/fix-adjust-sound-with-multimedia-keys.html
[17:03] <baizon> Fjorgynn: try this
[17:03] <livcd> Seveas: ok i am trying thx
[17:04] <tufedo> Fjorgynn, usually thats due to a quirk written into the driver
[17:05] <dzejms> How could I set escape to capslock but still be able to use it in i3 window manager
[17:05] <Fjorgynn> :/
[17:05] <Fjorgynn> tufedo: problem is that it isn't even in my gui
[17:05] <RobBurkeOne> not_stark: I will try. The HDMI isn working actually. I am using bumblebee and my HDMI port is connected to my dedicated nvidia gpu. I use Bumblebee to turn the GPU off in order to save power, so I cannot use it most of the time
[17:06] <Gill> Hey guys quick question. I have an init.d script with options to run rsyslogd but when I change it and do a stop start the options arent being used. Can someone please help me figure out what im doing wong?
[17:06] <maxilla> nvm wrong channel
[17:07] <not_stark> RobBurkeOne: still, is your audio output by any chance set to HDMI?
[17:10] <RobBurkeOne> not_stark: well, in audio settings I see 4 HDMI /Displayport as outputs.. I set all of them to mute, and that stopped the problem
[17:10] <RobBurkeOne> not_stark: option No. 5 is my internal speakers which are my standard output. normally
[17:11] <RobBurkeOne> Right now I am not sure whats the default or if there is any hierarchy in the order of presentation of outputs
[17:11] <stacks88> I've got a ubuntu 14.04 box that i need to uprade the kernel on, so i ran apt-get update;apt-get upgrade;apt-get dist-upgrade and it installed 3.13.0-63-generic but in the process it said: Error! Your kernel headers for kernel 3.13.0-63-generic cannot be found. Please install the linux-headers-3.13.0-63-generic package.. So i will run apt-get install linux-headers-3.13.0-63-generic but my
[17:11] <stacks88> question is: Do I have to run something else after, before rebooting, to ensure everything goes smoothly, i.e update-grub ? and then anything else, or?
[17:11] <stacks88> Just trying to ensure my machine comes back online, its a remote server
[17:12] <Seveas> stacks88: best way to ensure that is to have an out-of-band console.
[17:12] <stacks88> what is that? like ipmi / kvm ?
[17:12] <Seveas> yeah
[17:12] <stacks88> but in any case my question still stands, is there anything else i need to do?
[17:13] <Seveas> you may need to poke dkms after installing the headers (not sure if it's dkms prompting for them, but it's the only thing I can think of)
[17:13] <stacks88> it did say
[17:13] <stacks88> Error! Your kernel headers for kernel 3.13.0-63-generic cannot be found.
[17:13] <stacks88> Please install the linux-headers-3.13.0-63-generic package,
[17:13] <stacks88> or use the --kernelsourcedir option to tell DKMS where it's located
[17:14] <RobBurkeOne> I got another problem. I just created a supposed-to.be bootable usb flash drive with usb disk creator out of an kubuntu 15.10 daily image. The process was supposed to be successful but I still cannot boot from it. BIOS wise it should work. Did I forget something, do I have to do something aber creating the boot stick?
[17:14] <stacks88> so i just installed linux-headers-3.13.0-63 linux-headers-3.13.0-63-generic and i dont see any message about dkms now
[17:14] <Seveas> stacks88: I'd also install the linux-headers-generic package so you get kernel header updates with apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:14] <Seveas> stacks88: can you pastebin the full output?
[17:14] <Seveas> of both commands
[17:15] <stacks88> http://pastebin.com/A8ASExf9
[17:15] <compdoc> stacks88, thats wrong
[17:15] <stacks88> what is wrong?
[17:16] <compdoc> sudo apt-get update;apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:16] <bilaxos_> hi
[17:16] <compdoc> no need for the 'apt-get upgrade'
[17:16] <Seveas> stacks88: I'd do an apt-get install --reinstall of the kernel packages. Other than that it should be fine.
[17:16] <bilaxos_> is there anyone who use dell notebook ?
[17:17] <Fjorgynn> is there a way to change icons for libreoffice in buntu?
[17:20] <stacks88> on another box, when running apt-get update, i am stuck on 100% [Waiting for headers]   , what can i do to fix this? not sure why its happening
[17:20] <not_stark> Fjorgynn: https://smdavis.us/projects/menulibre/ looks like it does that.
[17:23] <wilhelm_> I need help with updating 12.04
[17:23] <wilhelm_> where can i get help?
[17:23] <stacks88> wilhelm_ what are you wanting to upgrade to?
[17:23] <Seveas> stacks88: ctrl-C and retry. If it happens again, disable the repo that's hanging
[17:23] <cfhowlett> wilhelm_, update !upgrade
[17:24] <Seveas> !upgrade
[17:24] <wilhelm_> I want to upgrade to 14.04
[17:25] <wilhelm_> but when i do it says failed due to internet or server problems
[17:25] <Seveas> wilhelm_: please pastebin the full output
[17:25] <wilhelm_> i've apt-get update/upgrade
[17:25] <cfhowlett> wilhelm_, nope.  you gotta change some software settings
[17:25] <Seveas> wilhelm_: don't do apt-get update/upgrade. Do sudo do-release-upgrade
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[17:30] <stacks88> my dedicated server is from ovh, and its running ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS and the sources.list is http://pastebin.com/AGTrZ8La and its hanging on 100% Waiting for Headers. I CTRL+c'd and tried again and its still like that. Now this is what happened: http://pastebin.com/chimQKhz -- so where can i go to get a new sources.list ? but for my exact ubuntu .. since this ubuntu.bhs.mirrors.ovh.net is not
[17:30] <stacks88> working out
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[17:30] <lotuspsychje> !ops | halka
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[17:31] <halka> !ops lotuspsychje | sexually abusing me in the channel
[17:31] <lotuspsychje> phunyguy: tnx
[17:31] <Guest27389> hallo niemand da???
[17:31] <stacks88> Or can i just change the hostname
[17:31] <stacks88> if so to what
[17:31] <lotuspsychje> !nl | Guest27389
[17:31] <lotuspsychje> !hostname | stacks88
[17:31] <Guest27389> germany
[17:31] <lotuspsychje> !de | Guest27389
[17:31] <stacks88> im talking about sources.list..
[17:32] <lotuspsychje> !sources | stacks88 can this help?
[17:38] <delt> Hello
[17:38] <EriC^^> hi
[17:38] <stacks88> Seveas: when you said apt-get install --reinstall the kernel packages, right now i have linux-headers-3.13.0-63, linux-headers-3.13.0-63-generic, linux-image-3.13.0-63-generic, linux-image-extra-3.13.0-63-generic, linux-libc-dev:amd64 -- so how should i do it? Should i just run apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-3.13.0-63-generic or each one or should i run apt-get install --reinstall
[17:38] <stacks88> linux-headers-3.13.0-63 linux-headers-3.13.0-63-generic linux-image-3.13.0-63-generic linux-image-extra-3.13.0-63-generic linux-libc-dev:amd64
[17:38] <stacks88> all in one*
[17:38] <delt> i'm trying to figure out why i get different look in xfce if i start it manually, vs. if mdm/lightdm starts it for me.
[17:39] <delt> uh... that got buried in a bunch of copypasta... here it is again --
[17:39] <delt> i'm trying to figure out why i get different look in xfce if i start it manually, vs. if mdm/lightdm starts it for me.
[17:40] <genii> stacks88: Just use the generic names, then whatever kernel gets to be current will always be going to be installed. So packages named linux-image-generic  linus-header-generic
[17:40] <genii> stacks88: Without specific kernel version
[17:40] <ioria> delt how do you start it manually ?
[17:40] <tgm4883> delt: I would guess that if you look in lightdm, you've got both a xubuntu and an xfce environment
[17:40] <delt> and, why startxfce4 can't be started from /etc/rc.local (switching to the user account with su / sudo), while the exact same command works from a root login on a vt
[17:40] <delt> ioria: startxfce4
[17:41] <delt> if i put this in my /etc/rc.local ---> su - user -c startxfce4
[17:41] <EriC^^> delt: /etc/rc.local doesn't have a display set, are you trying to auto-login?
[17:41] <delt> it says something like "user not allowed to start X server" or something
[17:42] <tgm4883> yea why are you doing that?
[17:42] <delt> EriC^^: i want logout to drop me back to textmode vt
[17:42] <ioria> delt my guess is that you logged in the root session, but i could be wrong
[17:43] <delt> ioria: the "su - user " runs startxfce4 as user
[17:43] <meeret> +++
[17:43] <meeret> #1#
[17:43] <EriC^^> delt: maybe you could have chvt 1 run as you logout somehow
[17:43] <lotuspsychje> !test | meeret
[17:43] <ioria> delt are you sure ?
[17:43] <EriC^^> delt: it'll take you to tty1 but you won't be logged in there yet
[17:44] <delt> EriC^^: then i'd still have the whole desktop manager running
[17:44] <EriC^^> delt: logout using sudo service lightdm stop maybe
[17:44] <delt> EriC^^: i'm just not auto-starting an X login manager.
[17:44] <Seveas> stacks88: all in one will do
[17:45] <delt> EriC^^: BUT i just want to understand why "su - user -c startxfce4" from rc.local doesn't work
[17:45] <tgm4883> delt: Is this a server, or are you trying to feel 1337
[17:45] <EriC^^> delt: it needs DISPLAY=:0 i'd guess
[17:45] <mayli> hi all, i have a command to dump disk to sparse file, but how to do the recovery?
[17:45] <delt> tgm4883: i've been using slackware since the mid 90's
[17:46] <EriC^^> delt: but that's not a clean way to do what you want, you can use ~/.initrc to run X when you login to tty1
[17:46] <delt> tgm4883: it's just the way i'm used to have things running
[17:46] <mayli> "cp --sparse=always <(dd if=/dev/sda1 bs=8M) /mount/external/backup/sda1.raw" <- what is the reversed version of this command?
[17:46] <EriC^^> you can put in your ~/.profile , if tty is tty1 then source ~/.initrc to start X
[17:46] <tgm4883> delt: so you want it to auto start xfce when you login, then when you logout of XFCE drop you to a shell?
[17:47] <delt> tgm4883: i'm just trying to understand why it doesn't work.
[17:47] <delt> tgm4883: then i might put it back to normal, or keep just text vt's on bootup
[17:48]  * tgm4883 goes back to work
[17:48] <dm_comp> I'm looking for a document that explains how you would search for a libraries that a program requires. So the README file states that this program requires SDL. Now how would I go about making sure I have this library and if not how do I get it on ubuntu?
[17:49] <dm_comp> I've tried $ sudo apt-cache search *sdl*
[17:49] <dm_comp> but get E: Regex compilation error
[17:49] <tgm4883> dm_comp: take out the *
[17:49] <tgm4883> dm_comp: just "sudo apt-cache search sdl"
[17:50] <delt> GOT IT - i just needed to redirect input/output to the console
[17:50] <delt> like so -- su - user -c startxfce4 > /dev/tty1 2>&1 < /dev/tty1
[17:50] <stacks88> so i notice when i run dpkg -l most of the packages have 'ii' in the beginning before the package name.. but one of them says 'hi' , anyone know what hi means?
[17:51] <stacks88> or a link where i can read about what ii and hi mean etc. i know rc means like that its been removed but still some leftover contents or something like that
[17:51] <tgm4883> stacks88: there is a key at the top of the output....
[17:51] <tgm4883> stacks88: do 'dpkg -l <PACKAGENAME>'
[17:51] <dm_comp> tgm4883, thx. now how do i confirm that sdl == libsdl1.2debian - Simple DirectMedia Layer or can i assume this
[17:51] <stacks88> oh so i guess hi means half installed, hm ok
[17:52] <dm_comp> it look like it :/
[17:52] <dm_comp> s/look/looks
[17:52] <binarydepth> I'm guessing you are looking for :  dpkg -l libsdl1.2debian
[17:52] <tgm4883> dm_comp: you would use "dpkg -l <packagename>"
[17:52] <tgm4883> binarydepth: I doubt the debian is in the package name
[17:53] <binarydepth> it is actually
[17:53] <tgm4883> binarydepth: actually, my bad
[17:53] <tgm4883> !info libsdl1.2debian
[17:54] <tgm4883> I thought that was part of the version
[17:54] <binarydepth> ok
[17:54] <dm_comp> tgm4883, binarydepth one sec need to man dpkg new to linux
[17:55] <PsychoX75> hi guys. Got into some trouble with my Ubuntu machine.
[17:55]  * tgm4883 applauds dm_comp for checking unknown commands retreived from the internet before running them
[17:55] <C0r3> I have downloaded skype for ubuntu but haven't installed it in the conventional way. I have extracted it to a folder in my home directory and added the path to $PATH env variable. Now when I try to run it by typing `skype`, it is telling me that it is not a directory or file. Then I tried to make it executable using `chmod a+x skype`, but still I'm getting the same error!
[17:55] <dlam> wah for some reason my laptope wired "Ethernet Network" is always disconnected despte being plugged in,  anyone know to check?
[17:55] <binarydepth> yep
[17:55] <lotuspsychje> !ask | PsychoX75
[17:56] <binarydepth> What if he make "man man" :P ?
[17:56] <PsychoX75> All of a sudden my ubuntu LTS computer is not showing any GUI anymore when it's opening. I can see that the processes are running in the background when i telnetted to it. Samba share and everything else works. Except the Gui. Just a frozen cursor in the upper left corner.
[17:56] <lotuspsychje> PsychoX75: touched any uefi settings recently?
[17:57] <C0r3> PsychoX75: May be, you have messed with lightdm.
[17:57] <tgm4883> C0r3: why did you install it that way?
[17:57] <not_stark> C0r3: I assume you closed and reopened your terminal. Does “which skype” produce any output?
[17:57] <PsychoX75> Not really. It had Kodi running. One day wife calls me telling me that Kodi froze up. I logged in, and restarted the server by just typing 'reboot', but it didn't come back.
[17:57] <C0r3> tgm4883: I'm running irssi in the same way and it is working just fine.
[17:58] <not_stark> C0r3: ah, also, make sure you really did chmod the binary (chmod +x ./skype in the correct directory)
[17:58] <C0r3> That way my pc doesn't look for any updates.
[17:58] <tgm4883> C0r3: ah ok then. Skype should work the same way then....
[17:59] <C0r3> not_stark: Yes. Which skype gives me the path to the skype file.
[17:59] <not_stark> C0r3: what exact error message are you getting?
[18:00] <C0r3> This is the error... bash: /home/c0r3/.app/skype/usr/bin/skype: No such file or directory
[18:00] <PsychoX75> Is there a place where Ubuntu would be writing the error that it's getting to run the 'display driver' in graphical mode? (I hope i'm not talking nonsense here)
[18:00] <akik> PsychoX75: did you just say telnet when you meant to say ssh?
[18:00] <PsychoX75> akik: yeah. I meant SSH.
[18:00] <not_stark> C0r3: can you execute the binary manually or does it give you the same error?
[18:00] <PsychoX75> the server responds through remote ssh without a problem. Just no display.
[18:01] <C0r3> not_stark: By executing binary manually you mean?
[18:01] <not_stark> PsychoX75: journald?
[18:01] <akik> PsychoX75: look for errors in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:01] <C0r3> not_stark: I tried, ./skype in the folder but still the same error..
[18:01] <PsychoX75> ah...
[18:01] <not_stark> C0r3: that’s what I meant, yeah. Output of ls -l skype?
[18:02] <C0r3> -rwxr-xr-x 1 c0r3 c0r3 35868448 May 22  2014 skype
[18:02] <akik> yea could also show something in journalctl output
[18:03] <PsychoX75> where is the journald located?
[18:03] <PsychoX75> i mean, how do i run or look inside it?
[18:03] <not_stark> PsychoX75: it’s a command, run it.
[18:03] <not_stark> PsychoX75: wait, no, the command is journalctl
[18:04] <PsychoX75> journalctl: command not found
[18:04] <PsychoX75> journalctl: command not found
[18:04] <C0r3> not_stark: When I see the properties of the file, it is of type shared library.
[18:04] <not_stark> PsychoX75: oh. are you on the LTS release?
[18:04] <PsychoX75> uhuh
[18:05] <akik> PsychoX75: journalctl is available when on a systemd system. otherwise look into /var/log/syslog
[18:06] <not_stark> C0r3: wait. So it’s not complaining about the binary you’re trying to run manually, but something else?
[18:06] <C0r3> not_stark: Yes!
[18:07] <C0r3> not_stark: I think, it's not actually a binary file, rather it's a shared library which is located inside the /usr/bin/ directory.
[18:08] <PsychoX75> By the way, there is a spot where you can tell Ubuntu (in the graphic environment) to start certain programs automatically when starting Ubuntu. Can you tell me where that file is located? Probable somewhere in the /home/[user] menu
[18:09] <not_stark> C0r3: I’m not sure what to suggest… can you run tree or du in your ~/.app/skype folder and pastebin the output?
[18:09] <not_stark> C0r3: or at least tell us if you do, in fact, have a ~/.app/skype/usr/bin folder?
[18:10] <akik> PsychoX75: i'm not using unity (or if you are) but this seems to provide the answer to you http://askubuntu.com/questions/459277/how-do-i-make-a-program-auto-start-everytime-i-log-in-in-ubuntu-14-04
[18:11] <PsychoX75> found it
[18:11] <PsychoX75> thanks
[18:11] <not_stark> C0r3: also maybe run ldd ./skype, you might be missing a shared library
[18:12] <C0r3> not_stark: http://pastebin.com/LeBGCE7D
[18:13] <C0r3> not_stark: ldd says, 'not a dynamic executable'.
[18:13] <not_stark> C0r3: damn, I forgot du doesn’t list files. That would be du -a
[18:15] <C0r3> not_stark: http://pastebin.com/KnwPV9m5
[18:16] <not_stark> C0r3: well, I’m stumped. Anyone else want to try?
[18:17] <PsychoX75> ok. I removed the xrandr.desktop file which i assumed might have been messing with my display driver. My next step will be to try to reinstall the Videocard driver. Hoping it might straighten anything wrong with the driver.
[18:18] <PsychoX75> Assuming the driver is messing up.  Reading the /var/log/syslog file didn't give a quick reference to something called 'display'
[18:18] <PsychoX75> Unless you would happen to know what display related logs look like.
[18:19] <dunpeal> Hi. I have the default JRE installed on Ubuntu 14.04. How do I get javaws?
[18:19] <lotuspsychje> !java | dunpeal
[18:20] <akik> PsychoX75: did you try restarting the machine without the xrandr.desktop?
[18:20] <PsychoX75> yep. That's what i just tried. It didn't help.
[18:21] <PsychoX75> I'm gonna try removing the ATI drivers completely now.
[18:22] <dm_comp> tgm4883, binarydepth, i think i got this :). 2 more questions. first this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12275277/ why didn't dpkg work and second, is it normal for README to be so vague http://paste.ubuntu.com/12275312/ like line 11 "m (i.e. math libary)"  <- i think it would be "math library"
[18:22] <dm_comp> s/would/should
[18:23] <dm_comp> tgm4883, binarydepth, oh thx by the way!
[18:23] <binarydepth> OK
[18:24] <binarydepth> DPKG installs an archive that you have locally
[18:24] <binarydepth> use apt-get instead
[18:24] <C0r3> not_stark: Not finding a way.. Installing it using Ubuntu Software Center.
[18:25] <C0r3> not_stark: I got the problem!
[18:25] <binarydepth> dm_comp do "aptitude search libsdl" and you'll see the packages in a list
[18:25] <binarydepth> I think you need to install aptitude
[18:26] <not_stark> dm_comp: or apt-cache search
[18:26] <stacks88> when performing apt operations, is there anything wrong with: sudo -i , becoming root, then running apt-get update etc, and if so why?
[18:26] <akik> stacks88: no
[18:26] <C0r3> not_stark: The file wasn't a standalone installer. When I tried to install it using Ubuntu Software Center, it started downloading the installation files.
[18:27] <not_stark> C0r3: wait, what? You downloaded the .deb and extracted its contents?
[18:27] <C0r3> not_stark: Yes!
[18:27] <not_stark> C0r3: I thought… doesn’t Skype have a separate download for this kind of setup?
[18:27] <not_stark> C0r3: extracting .debs should, in fact, not work
[18:28] <dm_comp> binarydepth, not_stark,  i get that. but look at the README (second link)
[18:28] <dm_comp> m library
[18:28] <C0r3> not_stark: I'm using irssi in the same way. So I didn't wanted checking updates etc. so I thought to extract it and use it the same way. But it was not a offline installer. Hence the problems.
[18:28] <dm_comp> apt0cache search m
[18:29] <dm_comp> apt-cache search m ... think i would get a few results
[18:29] <binarydepth> Well I think that's just wrong but maybe there is actually an "m" library
[18:29] <binarydepth> libm
[18:30] <binarydepth> I don't see any libm libraries here
[18:30] <not_stark> dm_comp: I probably should have replied to the other guy, sorry. Yes, absurdly terse READMEs are something you sort of need to get used to with open source, and as far as I can tell libm is, in fact, a math library
[18:30] <dm_comp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12275312/ . why question is how would you go about searching for the m library using apt-cache search m
[18:31] <PsychoX75> yes. I got graphical environment again after removing the whole ATI driver.
[18:31] <PsychoX75> Now to reinstall
[18:31] <not_stark> dm_comp: what are you trying to install?
[18:32] <MoPac> Hello -- I'm quite confused about something that has happened, I think related to installing some LXC-related management tools like virtd / virtual machine manager.  At frequent intervals in normal desktop use (not running in or controlling any LXCs), and even with no ethernet plugged in, my network connection switches to "eth0".
[18:32] <MoPac> This kills all my external connectivity. But I see a server with a default apache2 page running at 169.254.9.25, whcih is listed as the IP of this eth0 connection. ifconfig shows this address/connection as an eth0-avahi associated with that local IP. I never intentionally set up any webserver, but of course sometimes those tools get installed with other packages.
[18:32] <MoPac> So I uninstall apache2, kill every process to do with avahi (including ordering the daemon to stop via /etc/init.d script). But a few minutes later, when I'm not even running my usual Unity DE but am actually logged into a minimal Steam one, my network drops again. I log back into Unity and, lo and behold, my machine has spawned an eth0-avahi connection to nowhere and an apache2 webserver!
[18:34] <dm_comp> not_stark: Tux, of Math Command or tuxmath well t4k_common it's a library (I'm doing this to learn)
[18:34] <not_stark> dm_comp: yeah, found it in the meantime - https://github.com/ComputerNerd/t4kcommon/blob/master/INSTALL
[18:36] <not_stark> dm_comp: I think it might be part of libc, take a look at http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/libmath-libm-perl
[18:36] <not_stark> dm_comp: it’s a libm binding that only lists libc6 and perl as dependencies
[18:37] <not_stark> dm_comp: anyway, just try installing t4kcommon after you get a hold of the other deps and see if it works
[18:37] <dm_comp> not_stark, is that normal practice?
[18:38] <not_stark> dm_comp: what, having absurdly uninformative READMEs? Yeah. Oh, and you might have to install libc6-dev.
[18:38] <jwash> anyone here able to help me get znc starting as a service at reboot? i installed via the main ubuntu repo, made my conf, but znc won't start with the init.d script at http://wiki.znc.in/Running_ZNC_as_a_system_daemon#Create_the_init.d_Scripts
[18:38] <liquidee> hey guys. I'm trying to install 32 bit libsdl1.2-dev on a 64 bit ubuntu 15.04. I've added i386 architecture to dpkg and tried to install the 32 bit version but it complained about missing X and so on. I tried to install them all at once but when it finally accepted, 64 bit versions of some packages were about to be removed. Why is that? cant i have both 32 and 64? Please look at the pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12275485/
[18:39] <stacks88> Seveas and everyone else thanks for your help, box successfully came back online. Only reason i was worried is becuase ive got 7 vms running on there, and ive got no other machine at the moment. So if things dont go right w/ the host machines kernel upgrade or somehow it doesnt come back up, then all my other stuff remains offline etc
[18:39] <blah-> shift+ctrl+c and shift+ctrl+v is not working on my terminal, how to fix this pls?
[18:40] <dm_comp> not_stark: (background if your interested) I'm reading How Linux Works 2ed. I'm on CH 15 Development Tools/Chapter 16. Introduction to Compiling Software From C Source Code. just trying to put it to practice :)
[18:41] <dm_comp> not_stark: not sure to laugh at the last comment
[18:41] <dm_comp> well the README part
[18:41] <not_stark> dm_comp: looks like an interesting book. Up to date, too.
[18:42] <dm_comp> not_stark, yup the 2ed just came out
[18:48] <dm_comp> not_stark: far from being involved with projects, I was doing networking for a while at Time Warner Cable (Cisco Stuff) and now I'm trying to switch to Linux administration.
[18:50] <AEL-H> dm_comp: What are Cisco courses like, I have heard of  them, I would quite like to talk to someone that has been there and done that, would you mind talking for a bit?
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> AEL-H  that would be for #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:50] <AEL-H> MonkeyDust: Sorry, did not release that existed, thank you
[18:51] <pitastrudl> so i have clamav installed on my vps, its using some memory that i'd really use it for something else, how badly would i need clamav?
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> AEL-H  or pm, obviously
[18:51] <pitastrudl> it must have been installed with the iredmail instalation but i barely use my email setup on the vps
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> pitastrudl  only if you have windows machines in your network
[18:51] <Kira> Evening all.. Anyone able to provide me with a little help with Ubuntu on external HDD and Mac Yosemite?
[18:51] <not_stark> pitastrudl: not at all, unless you’re running a mail server or something
[18:52] <pitastrudl> not_stark i am running an email server
[18:52] <not_stark> Kira: sure, ask away
[18:52] <pitastrudl> MonkeyDust what do you mean network
[18:52] <pitastrudl> its a digitalocean vps
[18:52] <not_stark> pitastrudl: are you running an email server for Windows users or just yourself?
[18:52] <pitastrudl> just for myself
[18:53] <pitastrudl> and i dont use it very much
[18:53] <rob__> is anyone available to help me with installing steam correctly? whenever i start steam it tells me i need to install additional packages, i try and it gives more errors
[18:53] <not_stark> pitastrudl: you can remove it, just use an antivirus on any Windows machines you read your mail on.
[18:53] <pitastrudl> ok
[18:53] <pitastrudl> thanks guys
[18:55] <pitastrudl> btw not_stark, should i also remove amavis or should i leave that
[18:55] <not_stark> pitastrudl: amavis, the content filter? I have no idea what sort of mail setup you have or what you’re trying to do
[18:56] <pitastrudl> ok
[18:56] <t3chguy>  pitastrudl clamAV is a component of iRedMail
[18:56] <pitastrudl> yes
[18:56] <pitastrudl> any suggestions on what else to use
[18:56] <t3chguy> if you wish to remove all the Content Scanning components, read the iRedMail docs on disabling them first
[18:56] <t3chguy> I'm the dev of iRedMail, why would I suggest something else..?
[18:56] <pitastrudl> D:
[18:56] <pitastrudl> ok
[18:56] <pitastrudl> im just looking on ways to cut off the memory print
[18:56] <t3chguy> remove the Content Scanning things
[18:57] <t3chguy> but disable them following the docs first
[18:57] <pitastrudl> okay
[18:57] <t3chguy> pitastrudl: http://www.iredmail.org/docs/completely.disable.amavisd.clamav.spamassassin.html read the bit under "Completely disable all features"
[18:57] <pitastrudl> ty
[18:58] <t3chguy> after which you can uninstall ClamAV, SpamD (SpamAssassin) and Amavis
[18:58] <Wicks> Ah stupid internet
[18:59] <Kira> Anyone able to offer a little advice, having some issues with a mac and ubuntu on external hdd
[19:00] <wileee> !ask | kira
[19:00] <rob__> is anyone available to help me with installing steam correctly? whenever i start steam it tells me i need to install additional packages, i try and it gives more errors-*+
[19:01] <Kira> !ask I have successfully installed a live USB but I'm trying to do the same on an external HDD but when I try and boot from the HDD it dooes'nt show as a boot option on Yosemite
[19:01] <Kira> fail
[19:02] <wileee> Kira, running a live off a external HD is a bad idea in general.
[19:02] <pitastrudl> t3chguy i cannot find the amavisd dir
[19:02] <pitastrudl> in etc
[19:02] <pitastrudl> should it be somewhere else or did i fuck up something
[19:02] <t3chguy> pitastrudl: what distro?
[19:02] <pitastrudl> ubuntu
[19:02] <pitastrudl> 14.04
[19:02] <pitastrudl> 64bit
[19:02] <wileee> !language | pitastrudl
[19:02] <pitastrudl> oh
[19:02] <pitastrudl> sorry
[19:02] <ioria> Kira did you select your external HDD as target for grub ?
[19:02] <t3chguy> pitastrudl: what are you looking for the amavisd dir?
[19:02] <pitastrudl> Stop virus/spam scanning, keep DKIM signing/verification and Disclaimer
[19:02] <wileee> pitastrudl, stop the enter button, all in one post please.
[19:02] <pitastrudl> that^
[19:03] <pitastrudl> oh
[19:03] <pitastrudl> nevermind
[19:03] <Kira> ioria: ok you've lost me there already! ha. New to linux and basically want to install it on an external HDD not on my current machine
[19:03] <pitastrudl> not thinking straight, just came off from work
[19:03] <t3chguy> its /etc/amavis/
[19:03] <wileee> Kira, the external will run slow, a bad idea.
[19:03] <Kira> wileee: even if its just used to then install fully on the HDD ?
[19:03] <t3chguy> on ubuntu 14LTS anyway
[19:04] <wileee> Kira, a usb does not have the data transfer speed an internal does is all.
[19:04] <stacks88> I get emails all the time from ubuntu saying that there are linux kernel vulerabilities and it affects my 14.04 LTS. So of course i run apt-get update and dist-upgrade and install the new kernel. But each time i do this, i have to reboot the machine which means i have to power down my guest vms i run on there first.. it becomes a hassle. I'm being told that with newer linux kernel versions you
[19:04] <stacks88> can patch the kernel live. Is this possible with ubuntu and the kernels that i get from apt-get ? or do i need to custom compile my own kernel to achieve this
[19:05] <Kira> wileee: ah right, well there in lies as my hdd on my mac is tiny and can't really use it.. well this will be a fail
[19:05] <ioria> Kira if you want run ubuntu from an external HD in the installation process (partition table) you have to select /dev/sdX for GRUB where X is your external
[19:05] <Kira> *lies a problem
[19:05] <Seveas> stacks88: there are some things in the kernel that can now be patched live, but ubuntu security updates are not done this way (and I don't even know if they can). If uptime is important for you, build an HA system, any single box should always be able to go down.
[19:06] <Fii> Hi, not actually using ubuntu but I figured that this could probably be applied to it also
[19:06] <Kira> ioria ok thanks for the info will have to have another go. Like i said never used linux before but would like to have a mess around with it
[19:07] <PsychoX75> Well well
[19:07] <wileee> Fii, ubuntu support here, not general could if run in ubuntu, try ##linux
[19:07] <PsychoX75> reinstalling the driver of ATI actually solved the problem
[19:07] <PsychoX75> many thanks peeps
[19:07] <PsychoX75> have a nice night.
[19:07] <PsychoX75> Ubuntu FTW!!!
[19:08] <ioria> Kira for example your hd is /dev/sda and your live USB is /dev/sdb  ... probably your external hd will be /dev/sdc ... then select /dev/sdc
[19:08] <Fii> Situation: installed crashplan headless, and it (by default) was backing up to /usr/local/var/crashplan/{guid}. After about 9 gigs I was getting a destination full error, and it turns out that I filled up my /dev/root partition. Moved it and deleted the partially complete backup, and now I have ~50% available again.
[19:08] <Kira> wileee: is using usb 3 going to make little difference to the speed of ubuntu on a external?
[19:08] <stacks88> Seveas by HA system is that clustering? i'll have to loook into it, its new to me
[19:08] <Kira> i'm assuming it won't really help much
[19:09] <Fii> Anyway, main question is what all is "on" the /dev/root partition? I had always seen stuff installed to either /usr/local or /opt/ but wouldn't that fill it up super quickly?
[19:09] <Seveas> stacks88: that or deal with the occasional downtime. Also, make sure you properly read each ubuntu security notice. Maybe you're not even using the facility that's broken and you don't need to reboot :)
[19:09] <wileee> Kira, slightly, but in the end ubuntu is gonna be slow. Why don't you give the internal HD size and the external HD size so we can help maybe get an internal install
[19:09] <Fii> My /home (/dev/sda2) has the majority of my storage on it. Is it possible to move some of that to /usr/local or /opt, or should I start keeping everything in my home directory?
[19:10] <pitastrudl> thanks t3chguy, that worked
[19:10] <Kira> ioria: thanks for the info :)
[19:10] <wileee> Fii, you are not using ubuntu as k in the OS's channel.
[19:10] <ioria> Kira np
[19:10] <Fii> Ubuntu has a different file structure?
[19:10] <Fii> ok sorry
[19:11] <not_stark> Fii: depends on what you’re storing on it, of course
[19:11] <Kira> wileee: external is 500gb internal is 125gb pretty much maxed out and was trying to avoid having 2 OS's on the drive
[19:11] <t3chguy> no problem pitastrudl
[19:11] <wileee> Fii, No you want results with no real info on another OS, this is ubuntu support only.
[19:12] <pitastrudl> t3chguy the reason i chose iredmail is the installer and becuase im not so savvy with linux, other options seemed quite time demanding to learn how to setup
[19:12] <wileee> Kira, Put some of the extras on the external and use the internal, that is the standard way, you can get usb flash that will hold all of it.
[19:13] <wileee> Kira, I would use a virtual before an external is all.
[19:13] <ioria> Kira yep, switch the disks
[19:13] <WhiteRoseX> hey
[19:13] <daytonb> Is anyone here using virtualbox 5?
[19:13] <WhiteRoseX> anybody knows where to get reliable proxy sockets?
[19:14] <wileee> daytonb, try an actual issue, there is a #vbox channel
[19:14] <Seveas> WhiteRoseX: what on earth is a 'reliable proxy socket'?
[19:14] <WhiteRoseX> ip and port
[19:14] <WhiteRoseX> that actually work
[19:14] <Kira> wileee: okies,may sound seriously noobish but by having that way would it cause any issues for my current OS in anyway?
[19:14] <daytonb> wileee: Yep no one there is answering any of my questions
[19:15] <rob__> does anyone here use steam on ubuntu
[19:15] <stacks88> Seveas do you know if ubuntu will have the whole no reboot kernel patching in the near future? It looks like in kernel 4.0 and on ubuntu 15.10 (according to some link im reading), it will be possible or maybe its already possible
[19:15] <rob__> 64 bit
[19:15] <Seveas> WhiteRoseX: http://www.geosurf.com/ works for me, but that's not really ubuntu related
[19:15] <WhiteRoseX> thank you  Seveas
[19:16] <wileee> Kira, A virtual would not, a dual boot if done right no general issue. In the end be backed up no matter what. Find a local who can help you maybe. Here people will give you advice without any real longterm context considered, I'm making sure you have some understanding is all.
[19:17] <Kira> wileee: Thanks for the info it is much appreciated! :)
[19:17] <TSYST> Hello ubuntu channel, quick question. When i select install option from grub in ubuntu usb, does it delete anything on the pc drive ?
[19:18] <wileee> TSYST, your booting to an install where you are given those options, ask as needed.
[19:19] <mikemonk> hello guys, so I'm trying to install an image through my PXE server, however I get the following: "Starting PXE installation mesa_install: Error: Failed to verify signature of install image" any advice?
[19:20] <trabbit> exit
[19:21] <regedit> so what is this CVE 2015 5198/5199/5200
[19:22] <regedit> they seem to not be published yet, buit a fix has been released
[19:22] <regedit> *but
[19:22] <wileee> regedit, related to ubuntu how?
[19:22] <soosool> What's the current kernel version for 14.04?
[19:23] <MonkeyDust> soosool  i have 3.16.0-46-generic
[19:23] <soosool> The latest kernel available for 14.04?
[19:23] <soosool> MonkeyDust: Ah, ok
[19:23] <soosool> tnx
[19:23] <regedit> wileee: dunno, my ubuntu distro has supplied the package maybe?
[19:24] <mikemonk> then on one installation it started to boot from the image, everything was going well until this happened again:"/usr/sbin/mesa_install -vw restore" "mesa_install: Error: Failed to verify signature of install image"
[19:24] <wileee> regedit, maybe? some context, what is the end goal here?
[19:24] <not_stark> soosool: http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/linux-image-3.19.0-21-generic
[19:25] <not_stark> soosool: actually, it looks like it’s 3.19.0-26 - Ubuntu’s packages website is odd
[19:25] <regedit> wileee: being informed, i guess?
[19:25] <ioria> 3.16.0-48-generic
[19:26] <wileee> that would be a 14..04.3 install however
[19:26] <wileee> for 3.19
[19:27] <technocf> Whenever I logout and log back in my wallpaper is scaled to the size of my smallest monitor for all of the monitors then stretched on the larger ones.
[19:28] <rumpy1> has anyone used multisystem or yumi?
[19:29] <wileee> rumpy1, neither are ubuntu apps, address the end goal here.
[19:29] <MonkeyDust> technocf  yes, i have something similar, my login screen, on the external monitor, has a larger resolution than my monitor dimensions, because the laptop's screen is broken (does that make sense)
[19:29] <rumpy1> i want to know if i can use rest of the usb flash drive as regular storage and if it's possible to install ubuntu with such flash drive?
[19:30] <MonkeyDust> technocf  havent found a solution, learned to live with it
[19:30] <rumpy1> yumi page said that its meant for testing live version and install is a bonus
[19:30] <technocf> MonkeyDust: I can't live with it.
[19:30] <wileee> rumpy1, You can have more that one partition read in linux, not easily in windows is all.
[19:30] <technocf> MonkeyDust: We're taking about 1280x1024 stretched to 1920x1080
[19:31] <rumpy1> wileee: ok, thanks. do you happen to know about installing ubuntu from such flash drive?
[19:32] <wileee> rumpy1, Both are gonna load the live to a partition, you make, or is there, a fat32, the multissystem
[19:32] <wileee> allows many iss's is all
[19:33] <wileee> iso's*
[19:33] <wileee> sorry
[19:33] <wileee> rumpy1, the install from it is the same as a disk in it's model.
[19:34] <Bashing-om> rumpy1: These may help : http://www.ubuntu.com/download/help/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu , http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1958073 .
[19:35] <ioria> http://askubuntu.com/questions/423300/live-usb-on-a-2-partition-usb-drive
[19:35] <rumpy1> Bashing-om: yeah, i've created a usb startup disk before, but not with 2 distros on the same drive
[19:36] <rumpy1> ioria: thanks
[19:36] <ioria> rumpy1, two distos ?
[19:36] <mikemonk> http://paste.linux.chat/view/03c8cc5b - any advice?
[19:37] <rumpy1> ioria: yes, lubuntu and ubuntu
[19:37] <ioria> rumpy1, multiboot
[19:37] <ioria> rumpy1, http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-install-multiple-bootable-operating-systems-on-one-usb-stick/
[19:38] <wileee> rumpy1, do you have a linux install? the multisystem loader neds that to load a usb. I use it personally as I like a list of iso's to boot from.
[19:38] <rumpy1> wileee: yes im running ubuntu
[19:39] <wileee> rumpy1, I would use the multisystem usb loader myself, o my view is subjective, however there are other multi loaders, s
[19:40] <Guest42419> if we have files that were downloaded by Software Updater and we do not want to install them, how can we delete them?
[19:41] <Bashing-om> rumpy1: For testing I often boot up from .iso : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot .
[19:41] <rumpy1> wileee: guess ill try and experiment, see how it goes
[19:41] <akik> wileee: what's this multisystem loader?
[19:41] <wileee> akik, Why are you not just googling it, it's not a ubuntu app.
[19:42] <akik> wileee: this? http://liveusb.info/
[19:43] <wileee> akik, Yeah, you have got it, good job. ;)
[19:43] <akik> have to you chrome to translate that site
[19:43] <wileee> this can be done with grub 2 as others have linked as well
[19:43] <rumpy1> akik: english version http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
[19:44] <akik> so i can start multisystem from grub?
[19:44] <akik> or is it a replacement for grub?
[19:45] <wileee> akik, multisystem is a usb loader, you boot what you've loaded from it. You can also boot some iso's from your on board grub 2. You can also make a usb with grub that is a multibooter yourself.
[19:49] <zy> kl
[19:49] <zy> hi
[19:49] <zy> anybody there?
[19:49] <MonkeyDust> zy it works, we see you
[19:50] <zy> 33
[19:50] <Seveas> 44
[19:50] <zy> haha
[19:56] <jayfly> Hello there what is the mirrors url's for armhf boards ? main and security ? thansk
[19:57] <jayfly> for building stuff with debootstrap
[19:57] <jayfly> I see http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/ but not sure that that is also security and what not
[20:01] <TSYST> hi, what happens when u click install ubuntu on bootloader ?
[20:01] <dm_comp> not_stark: just got my first program compiled from source. kept running ./configure until i found all the libs i needed. After ran sudo ldconfig(was in the README) and that was it. THX!
[20:01] <TSYST> does it install to main drive ? eg c:// on windows ?
[20:01] <TSYST> or every drive
[20:02] <Seveas> TSYST: it can do either (and more), you can tell it exactly what to do with existing partitions.
[20:03] <Bashing-om> TSYST: The install wizard launches, and you choose what install method to employ .
[20:04] <callumacrae> I'm really stuggling to install adb, `sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb` says it isn't found and every repository I've tried to add has failed
[20:04] <jayfly> callumacrae:  apt-cache search adb   ?
[20:04] <callumacrae> "prepare your desktop" in https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/ubuntu-for-devices/installing-ubuntu-for-devices/
[20:05] <callumacrae> I don't have `add-apt-repository` though
[20:05] <genii> callumacrae: Add the universe repository
[20:05] <callumacrae> jayfly: returns a tonne of stuff, none of it looks like what I want
[20:05] <genii> !info android-tools-adb
[20:05] <jayfly> callumacrae:  that is python-software-properties or something like taht
[20:06] <jayfly> callumacrae:  I use adb from android sdk and then the ndk so that I can hook it up to qtcreator and what not,  But I use debian mainly
[20:06] <genii> ..and make sure you do sudo apt-get update after adding repositories
[20:07] <TSYST> hmm, does ubuntu force wipe your drive if u did no have space on main drive ?
[20:07] <callumacrae> Aha, I got it installed! I installed add-apt-repository from python-software-properties and followed the rest of the instructions from that page, and it worked
[20:09] <danielle31> I have a problem with the FS on an external drive. Every time I run fsck, I get the message "Filesystem modified. Errors remain." So I run fsck again and it seems to be fixing different things each time. I have done this about a dozen times now. Am I doing this right? Why can't fsck run repeatedly until it has fixed all the errors?
[20:09] <callumacrae> these are the worst instruction :(
[20:10] <callumacrae> okay, I've ran "adb devices" and my device doesn't show up. how do I fix this?
[20:10] <callumacrae> USB debugging mode is enabled
[20:10] <wileee> TSYST, Your questions are seeming to be in post mode, you need to give all the info, not pick at it.
[20:10] <jayfly> callumacrae: did you start the server ?
[20:11] <callumacrae> started itself the first time I ran "adb devices". I missed a step, apparently I have to configure udev rules
[20:12] <callumacrae> oooh it probably also doesn't help that I'm running this in a VM and the phone is attached to the physical machine. duh
[20:12] <jayfly> callumacrae: I have never had to do that.  Just install the run     adb start-server
[20:12] <jayfly> then adb devices
[20:12] <jayfly> callumacrae:  yeah that is not going to help with out the ports open and the usb theathered
[20:13] <nikunjlahoti> Can someone please help me point to the archive of messages sent via 'leave message' on lock screen?
[20:13] <callumacrae> I'm running it in a vagrant VM because if I can get this to work I'll be running it on a physical server running ubuntu, and I use a mac so I'm using ubuntu in vagrant
[20:14] <czwolf> Hello, could anybody help to this: I have a server (under mono) and the server is supervised by some watchdog (sh script). I login from remote to it. Sometimes hardware is rebooted. I need the server to be started by that watchdog. Watchdog runs in console. Server too. When I return to pc and login remotely, I want to see both running. How would you solve this using cron?
[20:15] <callumacrae> egh I should probably get one of the devops guys to help me, but they can't help me in the next three weeks…
[20:15] <callumacrae> I have no idea how to computer!
[20:16] <danielle31> callumacrae: is USB debugging enabled on your android?
[20:16] <callumacrae> danielle31: yep it is
[20:20] <callumacrae> I've managed to actually connect the thing now
[20:20] <callumacrae> yay vagrant
[20:20] <callumacrae> List of devices attached ????????????no permissions
[20:20] <callumacrae> is that normal?
[20:21] <nikunjlahoti> Can someone please help me point to the archive of messages sent to you via 'leave message' on lock screen?
[20:23] <thms> I'm trying to apt-get install apache2-dev
[20:23] <thms> but apt-get forced me to install the latest kernel and my /boot partition is full
[20:24] <callumacrae> Is there a better channel for my adb questions?
[20:24] <jayfly> callumacrae: maybe ubuntu-phone or ubuntu-arm ?
[20:25] <jayfly> callumacrae: but that is not normal.  Did you try with sudo ?
[20:25] <callumacrae> trying with root now, didn't before
[20:25] <callumacrae> aha!
[20:25] <callumacrae> that worked
[20:25] <jayfly> :)
[20:26] <callumacrae> thank you :)
[20:26] <jayfly> callumacrae:  NP now go hack on the adb-shell :)
[20:26] <callumacrae> I'm sure I will have more questions >_< I'm installing a private instance of webpagetest and I haven't even started on the host
[20:27] <jayfly> callumacrae:  using what ?  WTF aka webkit or webengine ?
[20:27] <callumacrae> https://sites.google.com/a/webpagetest.org/docs/private-instances/node-js-agent/setup
[20:27] <callumacrae> like http://www.webpagetest.org/, but local
[20:28] <callumacrae> Really interesting for me, probably far less interesting to android hackers
[20:28] <jayfly> callumacrae:  ahh I see webengine.  You might need to make the img writable
[20:28] <jayfly> what img are you useing callumacrae ?
[20:28] <callumacrae> tbh I don't really understand what I'm doing and I'm following the instructions on the google sites page I linked to, but they're not very comprehensive
[20:29] <callumacrae> I'm actually a front-end developer
[20:29] <callumacrae> of the web variety, I should clarify
[20:29] <thms> I'm tring to clean my /boot which is full
[20:29] <thms> but when I run apt-get remove
[20:29] <callumacrae> Being able to ssh into a phone is awesome, though. I have an iphone for myself and am probably going to get an android when I next upgrade because apple are shitty
[20:30] <thms> it tells me I have unmet dependencies
[20:30] <thms> I'm trying with aptitude, it tells me removing linux-generic
[20:30] <thms> would be a solution, is that safe ?
[20:31] <jayfly> callumacrae:  is it is phabley image ?  if so it is read only.  But if it is just some armhf image then you are good to go.  I make armhf boards and port Ubuntu or atleast that iswhat I am doing right now.
[20:32] <Bashing-om> thms: "safe" in respect that it can be re-installed. -generic is required for future kernel upgrades .
[20:33] <callumacrae> jayfly: sorry but I have no idea! I feel like a noob
[20:33] <callumacrae> I used cf-auto-root, if that helps
[20:34] <thms> Bashing-om: ok so I can remove it ?
[20:34] <jayfly> not sure either callumacrae  I never used that.  I use Qt and there webengine or webkit to display the web stuff.
[20:34] <Bashing-om> thms: The command in 14.04 + to remove old kernels is ' sudo apt-get autoremove ' .
[20:34] <thms> It's really weird because aot-get rmeove linux-image-version tells me it depends on installing a newer version
[20:35] <thms> Bashing-om: it doesn't work..
[20:35] <thms> I'm just trying to install apache2-dev
[20:35] <thms> why does it force me to install a newer kernel ?
[20:36] <Bashing-om> thms: K; then we need to satisfy the package manager , Pastenin the results of your "apt-get remove" command . So we see it in cintext and can better advise .
[20:45] <thms> When I run apt-get autoremove to clean my /boot
[20:45] <thms> it tells me I have unmet depedencies which are linux-image-extra
[20:45] <thms> and to run apt-get -f install but my /boot is full so it doesn't work
[20:48] <genii> thms: If you have some other partition mounted with space on it, make a directory there, copy /boot contents to it, then bindmount /boot to that place for now to get all the operations done. After, unmount it, clean out old /boot, mv all the stuff in the previously mounted directory to it
[20:48] <thms> genii: bindmount ? is that a command ?
[20:49] <genii> thms: No, it's certain options to the mount command which lets you mount directories to other directories
[20:49] <thms> genii: I only have the / partition
[20:49] <Bashing-om> thms: A commom issue when 'apt' does not have the operating head romm. Mauny time one cn manully intervene with 'dpkg' ( operates at a lower level ) and fix the issue . We need to see the results in context to advise further .
[20:50] <nikunjlahoti> Can someone please point me to where the messages, sent to you via 'leave message' on lock screen, are stored?
[20:50] <genii> thms: In that case you'll have to manually clean out the old  unused kernels in /boot to make some room
[20:51] <genii> thms: Please pastebin the result of ls /boot  for examination
[20:51] <thms> I just done a reboot, it booted on 58-generic
[20:52] <Bashing-om> !paste | thm
[20:53] <thms> genii: https://bpaste.net/show/110e91559574
[20:56] <demetris> hi
[20:56] <demetris> cant reboot my laptop on systemd
[20:56] <genii> thms: You can safely remove all the files which are for 55 and below
[20:57] <genii> thms: After doing that, run: sudo update-grub
[20:57] <demetris> i get stuck/freeze
[20:58] <demetris> Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 2.13GHz
[20:58] <demetris> any fixes
[20:58] <thms> genii: ok, uname -r is 58
[20:59] <genii> thms: Seems odd because there are higher kernels there than 58, but for now just clean out the ones 55 and below
[20:59] <devslash> does ubuntu come with a firewall thats enabled by default
[21:00] <wileee> !ufw | devslash might say here
[21:02] <nug700> I dispise the new ubuntu layout. How can I make ubuntu 15.04 look more pre-sidebar?
[21:03] <nug700> despise*
[21:03] <thms> genii: ok I done it and when I run update-grub
[21:04] <genii> thms: You ran update-grub with sudo?
[21:04] <thms> it tells me dpkg error processing package linux-image-extra-3.blah-62 : is not ready for configuration
[21:04] <thms> current status: half-installed
[21:05] <thms> ho removed 55 and ran update-grub
[21:06] <genii> thms: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update    ..and then do the: sudo apt-get -f install
[21:07] <thms> genii: update-grub worked, will run your command and again update-grub
[21:07] <thms> I have no rescue system
[21:07] <harushimo> Can I get git install on ubuntu?
[21:07] <harushimo> I thought you can
[21:07] <thms> if update-grub works my system will reboot alrght, right ?
[21:08] <genii> thms: Yep
[21:08] <thms> ok I hope so
[21:12] <czwolf> Hello, after hardware reboot, if the program is scheduled by cron to start it, it runs in the background. When I do remote login, I do not see a console. To see it again, I need to shutdown it in process manager and start again. Could I set it the way i would like?
[21:13] <nug700> ugh I've tried isntalling 2 themes already. WHY won't this awful default ubuntu theme go away
[21:13] <Johnny_Linux> nug700, try ubuntu mate
[21:14] <nug700> how do I roleback the install of xfce and numix-gtk-theme
[21:14] <nug700> properly to before I fidled with it
[21:15] <nug700> fiddled*
[21:15] <thms> When I run apt-get update ir hangs on 100% waiting for headers
[21:18] <nug700> ugh seriously who's idea was it to add this sidebar thing and sacrifice usability to make it look "pretty"
[21:20] <Umeaboy> Hi! Is there an ETA on when the 4.2-kernel from MAINLINE will be released as an update in Ubuntu 15.04?
[21:22] <nug700> Johnny_Linux: Do I have to install that over this to get that desktop or is there a way to install it into ubuntu?
[21:22] <Umeaboy> I two annoying issues at start up namely.
[21:22] <nug700> (i mean do i have to install that over this ubuntu installatino)
[21:23] <Umeaboy> nug700: To install WHAT?
[21:23] <Umeaboy> I may be able to help.
[21:23] <Umeaboy> Looking for another DE?
[21:23] <nug700> installing ubuntu mate desktop
[21:23] <Johnny_Linux> mate-desktop
[21:23] <Umeaboy> Install it.
[21:23] <Umeaboy> sudo apt-get install mate-desktop -y
[21:23] <Johnny_Linux> log out and log to it
[21:24] <nug700> what does -y do?
[21:24] <Umeaboy> You have to choose it from the login screen thou.
[21:24] <nug700> every time?
[21:24] <Umeaboy> nug700: Do automatically answer yes.
[21:24] <Johnny_Linux> no
[21:24] <Umeaboy> No.
[21:24] <nug700> ah
[21:24] <Johnny_Linux> once you log to it, itl log naturally
[21:24] <Umeaboy> Johnny_Linux: Do you know the answer to my question perhaps?
[21:25] <Umeaboy> I know that there's a PPA to use, but that is unstable/testing releases AFAIK.
[21:25] <Johnny_Linux> 4.2 ??, i have no idea
[21:25] <Umeaboy> I may be wrong thou.
[21:25] <Johnny_Linux> not sure about a ppa yet
[21:26] <Umeaboy> OK.
[21:26] <Johnny_Linux> untill ubuntu compiles it for thier own use, i wouldnt use it
[21:28] <Umeaboy> Johnny_Linux: Well, I have a kernel issue that every now and then makes my computer unbootable.
[21:28] <Umeaboy> A driver issue.
[21:28] <Umeaboy> Nouveau.
[21:28] <Umeaboy> And YES I have installed nvidia-prime.
[21:28] <Johnny_Linux> what ubuntu version
[21:28] <Umeaboy> 15.04.
[21:28] <Johnny_Linux> i havent used anything beyond 12 yet, so, not sure i could help
[21:28] <Umeaboy> Sometimes boot works fine.
[21:32] <TJ-> Umeaboy: Linux v4.2 is in 15.10 now; you could always use those packages, or the Kernel Team's mainline PPA
[21:33] <Umeaboy> TJ-: But I thought that the Kernel Team's mainline PPA is for Testing purposes only.
[21:34] <nug700> my gosh playing with themes really likes fucking with my monitor positions
[21:34] <MonkeyDust> nug700  mind your language
[21:34] <TJ-> Umeaboy: It's 'unsupported' if that's what you mean; but there's nothing wrong with using those kernels if they fix an issue. I've run with the current mainline kernel for several years. The only issues with it are the Ubuntu kernel bundles additional drivers that aren't in mainline yet, such as aufs
[21:35] <mrtakdeniz> hey there
[21:35] <genii> thms: Work needed me for a long time, back now. How goes the battle?
[21:35] <mrtakdeniz> is there any documentation for copy home folder to another directory and re-install ubuntu
[21:36] <mrtakdeniz> most of my apps is on home folder, so i think if i copy home folder i can reinstall system and back to work asap
[21:36] <mrtakdeniz> but not sure if I just copy/paste work
[21:37] <MonkeyDust> !backup | mrtakdeniz i guess you mean this
[21:37] <nug700> is it really necessary to micromanage language? my gosh it's not like I'm using that language excessively.
[21:37] <genii> nug700: It's part of the policy of this channel. the aim is to keep it family-friendly.
[21:38] <TJ-> nug700: it's unnecessary; if you're frustrated hit your PC :D
[21:39] <nug700> Sorry I just really hate excessive political correctness policies. It's becomeing the death of a lot of tech culture.
[21:39] <MonkeyDust> mrtakdeniz  rsync is pretty fast and easy to use, like so:  rsync -a --progress [folder] [from] [to]
[21:39] <nug700> Anyway I can't get mate to show up in my themes
[21:40] <mrtakdeniz> MonkeyDust, i know but as I told, after format only rsync them or copy paste them works
[21:40] <mrtakdeniz> i'm checkin backup app of ubuntu as your link says
[21:41] <Bashing-om> mrtakdeniz: See : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving if that answers .
[21:41] <nug700> before login
[21:42] <mrtakdeniz> yeah that was the answer bashing, i were installing always like that, but on new ssd i forget to do it :3
[21:42] <mrtakdeniz> so i were asking actually is there a way to do it on working system, thank you so much
[21:43] <mrtakdeniz> Bashing-om, sorry wrong tag :P thank YOU.
[21:44] <Sohail-Ahmed> I have installed a recently released version of swig. Its installed in /usr/local/bin. Now when I execute a program, say, XYZ which requires swig, the log of XYZ does not show the recent version of swig.
[21:44] <yoma> Salut
[21:44] <Sohail-Ahmed> any help?
[21:45] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: maybe bash has cached the old version in its hash map?
[21:45] <Sohail-Ahmed> Tj: thanks for respsonding, I did hash -d swig, but in vain
[21:47] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: "which swig" and "hash -t swig" maybe help?
[21:47] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: otherwise the programs you're using maybe encode the absolute path to the system swig ?
[21:49] <Sohail-Ahmed> hash -t swig returns swig not found and which swig returns /usr/local/bin/swig
[21:49] <Sohail-Ahmed> and your second statement passed over my head
[21:49] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: The progams you're using must be using absolute path to swig then
[21:49] <Sohail-Ahmed> How can I achieve that
[21:49] <Sohail-Ahmed> ?
[21:50] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: If the system installed it to "/usr/bin/swig" maybe those programs you're using are calling it by that absolute path, rather than asking for "swig" and allowing it to be found on the PATH
[21:52] <Sohail-Ahmed> TJ: I am sorry for being too noob, but what I understood is: If I have installed it to /usr/bin then I may not any problems. Correct??
[21:53] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: If you back-up the older system version of /usr/bin/swig and put your new version in its place, that should work
[21:54] <Sohail-Ahmed> TJ: How can I put my new version at /usr/bin??
[21:55] <Sohail-Ahmed> TJ: I have figure this out. I would run ./configure --prefix /usr/bin.
[21:55] <Sohail-Ahmed> TJ: but how can I remove the previous version and the one at /usr/local/bin???
[21:56] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: You could do that; but if you install and over-write system files you're liable to cause the package manager to fail in complicated ways later
[21:56] <delt> Hello
[21:56] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: If you did 'make install' there should be a 'make ununinstall' target too
[21:56] <delt> is the text console font embedded in the kernel? i'm examining the contents of the initrd and i can't find it...
[21:57] <mrtakdeniz> guys
[21:57] <Sohail-Ahmed> TJ: Ok. This would remove my recently installed version. But How should I remove my old version??
[21:57] <mrtakdeniz> assume that i have only 30 gb for ubuntu, and want to use home directory as a partition
[21:57] <TJ-> Sohail-Ahmed: using the package-manager, if you're talking about the Archive version
[21:57] <mrtakdeniz> how much ubuntu base i mean / partition need to be?
[21:58] <mrtakdeniz> 20 base - 10 home enough?
[21:58] <Sohail-Ahmed> TJ: Thankyou very much !!!!!
[21:59] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: It depends on how many packages you install; I find 8GB for /, and 6G for /var/ is good and I install a lot of packages for testing/building
[21:59] <mrtakdeniz> TJ-, are you web developer?
[21:59] <mrtakdeniz> why /var directory?
[22:00] <Bashing-om> mrtakdeniz: Depends on how "tight" you want to run . I tun real tight on a '/' of " /dev/sda1       4.7G  1.8G  2.7G  40% / " .
[22:00] <Bashing-om> tun/run*
[22:00] <mrtakdeniz> Bashing-om, i'm using simple development tools
[22:00] <mrtakdeniz> which are on home such as phpstorm, webstorm, pycharm etc
[22:01] <mrtakdeniz> and some other packages like nginx, apache, php, mysql
[22:01] <mrtakdeniz> and utilities like filezilla, chrome, sql managers..
[22:01] <mrtakdeniz> i have 1 tb free hdd
[22:01] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: No.
[22:01] <mrtakdeniz> and 120 gb ssd but can only use 30 gb for ubuntu..
[22:02] <mrtakdeniz> which files should i host on ssd?
[22:02] <mrtakdeniz> i mean install ubuntu on ssd and use home from hdd may be a bad idea?
[22:02] <Bashing-om> mrtakdeniz: I would suggest 15 gigs for '/' and 50 Gigs for /home . If this is a development machine, might be good yo have the /var partiton separate also .
[22:02] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: /var/ stands for 'various' and it can grow uncontrollably due to /var/cache/ and /var/log/, amongst others, so putting it outside the root-fs stops it from causing severe issues if it runs out of space.
[22:03] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: I use LVM so if file-system gets close to 100% I just 'lvextend -L +2G VG/LV-name && resizesfs /dev/VG/LV-name' and i've got more space
[22:03] <mrtakdeniz> oh, lvm is good? should i search it? TJ-
[22:04] <mrtakdeniz> Bashing-om, 50 Gigs or 5 Gigs?
[22:04] <mrtakdeniz> my current home is 4 GB
[22:04] <TJ-> !lvm | mrtakdeniz
[22:05] <mrtakdeniz> oh my god TJ-
[22:05] <mrtakdeniz> it says i can extend my drive to other drive
[22:05] <delt> nm found it
[22:05] <Bashing-om> mrtakdeniz: Tradtionally /home will grow the most with what is added to the system ( persinal data !) . Mine " /dev/sda2       9.5G  2.5G  6.6G  28% /home " that serves my needs .
[22:05] <mrtakdeniz> so if i out of space on ssd, i can use hdd as a part of that?
[22:06] <mrtakdeniz> Bashing-om, yeah i'm so pathetic right know.. :\
[22:06] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: Yes. With LVM you assign drives/partitions as Physical Volumes (PVs). You add any number of PVs to a Volume Group (VG). You then allocate Logical Volumes (LVs) for individual file-systems. You can use snapshots, set up mirrored LVs, and many other nice things with LVM
[22:06] <mrtakdeniz> damn windows uses at least 30 gb for system..
[22:07] <mrtakdeniz> TJ-, should i need the format whole disk for LVM?
[22:08] <mrtakdeniz> and one more question, my ubuntu is on sectors 0 to 30Gib on ssd
[22:08] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: No... As I said, you can make any spare partition a PV, add that PV to the VG, and then use all the space on all the PVs in any way you want. The LV file-systems can spread over several PVs and you don't need to know about it
[22:08] <mrtakdeniz> and after that windows part starts.. If I resize windows part and get free space at the end of the ssd and mount there as /home, will there be any performance issue?
[22:09] <mrtakdeniz> TJ-, it seems good, i'll try it
[22:09] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: no performance issues
[22:10] <mrtakdeniz> i mean [ubuntu_base][windows][home]
[22:10] <Brandon_X_Fox> hi there can someone please help me I am having issues getting my wifi working, I am using a Toshiba satellite c55-b5200 I have tried to unblock the wifi using the RFKILL command and so far nothing is working.
[22:10] <mrtakdeniz> ok TJ- thank you so much
[22:10] <TJ-> mrtakdeniz: Ubuntu/Linux will have Windows surrounded :)
[22:10] <mrtakdeniz> i want to remove this sh*tty system.. but games..
[22:10] <mrtakdeniz> and radeon fglrx drivers :P
[22:11] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: Join the queue! We've had many users with the same issue recently, due to buggy laptop BIOS/firmwares causing ACPI incompatibilities
[22:11] <Brandon_X_Fox> which queue?
[22:12] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: typical symptom is, toggling the hardware RF Kill button actually only toggles the soft block
[22:12] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: The queue of users needing to find a fix for it :)
[22:12] <Brandon_X_Fox> ok and also if it helps i'm currently running Ubuntu 15.04 the latest version.
[22:13] <mao> hi
[22:14] <Brandon_X_Fox> so there's pretty much nothing I can do about this it seems like it would be an easy fix.
[22:14] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: unfortunately it's not caused by the OS, it's the way the firmware ACPI DSDT reacts to finding Linux. It disabled some functionality. The common workaround is to discover an ACPI OSI string that the laptop accepts to enable maximum functionality, and pass that on the kernel command-line so it can fool the firmware into thinking the OS is a Windows variant
[22:14] <Bashing-om> mrtakdeniz: If you do not learn LVM now, as a 1st time install it will take 3 or 4 (RE-)installs over a period of time until you have it just the way you want it . :)
[22:15] <Voyage> Hi
[22:15] <Voyage> Please see this and inform me what to select http://oi59.tinypic.com/2yl1g85.jpg
[22:15] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: If your issue is the one I'm talking about, then acpi_osi="Windows XXXX" is the best chance of a fix, where "XXXX" is determined by inspecting the system's ACPI DSDT table. Common strings are "windows 2012" and "Windows 2009"
[22:15] <Brandon_X_Fox> and how would I do this i'm totally new to ubuntu
[22:17] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: Hmmm... best thing to do would be confirm your issue is caused by what I'm talking about :)
[22:17] <Brandon_X_Fox> I have no idea even what to do
[22:17] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: Open a terminal, do "rfkill list"... then press the hardware radio toggle key, and do "rfkill list" again. Pastebin the results of both commands so we can see them.
[22:17] <TJ-> !paste | Brandon_X_Fox
[22:18] <Brandon_X_Fox> did that and it still says its hard blocked
[22:20] <Brandon_X_Fox> 0: phy0: Wireless LAN
[22:20] <Brandon_X_Fox> 	Soft blocked: no
[22:20] <Brandon_X_Fox> 	Hard blocked: yes
[22:20] <Voyage> Please see this and inform me what to select http://oi59.tinypic.com/2yl1g85.jpg
[22:20] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: It could be simply that the 'special' keys for controlling the radio and media keys aren't known by the kernel. There is usually a 'platform' driver for each manufacturer that 'knows' the models and their special ways of reading the non-keyboard function keys
[22:22] <Bashing-om> !paste | Voyage
[22:22] <Brandon_X_Fox> i understand
[22:22] <Brandon_X_Fox> it just seems that I should be able to turn on the wifi some way or another
[22:23] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: Let's see if it has the toshiba platform driver loaded: "lsmod | grep toshiba"
[22:23] <mrtakdeniz> i'm downloading the iso, i'll try to figure it out on installation part Bashing-om
[22:23] <mrtakdeniz> i mean LVM
[22:24] <Brandon_X_Fox> brandon_x_fox@LAPTOP1:~$ lsmod | grep toshiba
[22:24] <Brandon_X_Fox> toshiba_haps           16384  0
[22:24] <Brandon_X_Fox> toshiba_bluetooth      16384  0
[22:24] <Brandon_X_Fox> toshiba_acpi           28672  0
[22:24] <Brandon_X_Fox> sparse_keymap          16384  1 toshiba_acpi
[22:24] <Brandon_X_Fox> wmi                    20480  1 toshiba_acpi
[22:24] <TJ-> !paste | Brandon_X_Fox
[22:25] <Bashing-om> mrtakdeniz: LVM is a steep learning curve .
[22:25] <Brandon_X_Fox> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12277146/
[22:26] <Voyage> Bashing-om:  its not a multiline text. its a snap
[22:27] <Brandon_X_Fox> I posted what occured on the ubuntu pastebin
[22:27] <allizom> Voyage: either the free one (currently selected) or the proprietary, recommended one. Can you get full resolution and acceptable performance with the free one? If not, you may want the proprietary one
[22:27] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: That shows all the expected platform drivers are loaded... so I'm going to bet on the ACPI issue I described earlier.
[22:27] <BlueProtoman> How can I cache .deb packages to an arbitrary directory, and then reinstall them from that directory later?  I need to do this for a CI system
[22:28] <Voyage> allizom:  thanks
[22:28] <Brandon_X_Fox> so theres nothing I can do besides wait?
[22:28] <TJ-> Brandon_X_Fox: There is more diagnosis, and you can try some workarounds.
[22:29] <EriC^^> BlueProtoman: man apt-get
[22:29] <Brandon_X_Fox> worst help ive ever receieved
[22:30] <Bashing-om> Voyage: I tried to look, And guess I fat fingered. Nvidia recommends the 340 version if ya want to go with a proprietary driver .
[22:30] <TJ-> Well!
[22:30] <dar----> A USB wi-fi don-gal is a workaround for it
[22:33] <BlueProtoman> EriC^^: If I thought that would help me in a useful manner, I wouldn't have asked in here
[22:33] <EriC^^> search for download, use dpkg -i .deb to install later, and be sure to grab the dependencies too
[22:34] <TJ-> BlueProtoman: apt-cacher-ng, or apt-mirror is probably waht you want
[22:34] <genii> TJ-: Another satisfied customer ... ;)
[22:35] <TJ-> genii: Aye... I was about to offer to decode the DSDT for him; I hope he enjoys sneaker-net :)
[22:39] <BlueProtoman> EriC^^: Can I do that with updates/upgrades as well?
[22:39] <EriC^^> sure
[22:40] <BlueProtoman> How?  I don't necessarily know in advance what packages need to be upgraded (I'm trying to update packages on a CI system because my project needs its dependencies up to date).
[22:41] <EriC^^> BlueProtoman: can you run apt-get update on the system?
[22:42] <BlueProtoman> EriC^^: Yes. upgrade, too.  However, the upgraded packages are not preserved between builds.  There is a caching mechanism available, but it doesn't seem to support /var/cache/apt/archives (maybe because that needs root?)
[22:43] <BlueProtoman> EriC^^: So I want to save all the relevant packages in my home directory once, then just re-install them with each build
[22:43] <genii> BlueProtoman: To cache deb files in a different place than /var/cache/apt/archives , one of 2 ways... either use -o Dir::Cache="somepath/here"   or else make a conf file containing Dir::Cache "var/cache/apt/";   and then call apt-get with -c=thatconffile
[22:44] <genii> ( changing the var/cache/apt in that file of course)
[22:47] <andre_> hello
[22:47] <andre_> EXID123,
[22:47] <andre_> aaa801,
[22:47] <andre_> aaa801,
[22:47] <aaa801> what
[22:47]  * aaa801 slaps andre_ around a bit with a large flier
[22:50] <BlueProtoman> genii: "E: Unable to write to ~/deps/"
[22:51] <genii> BlueProtoman: you might need to manually make the subdirs there like archives and archives/partial
[22:53] <bprompt> hmm
[22:54] <BlueProtoman> genii: Nope.  "E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened. Action failed: sudo apt-get -y -o Dir::Cache="~/deps" upgrade"
[22:54] <bprompt> BlueProtoman:     are you just trying to do an upgrade on that package and keep the .deb? because you could simply wipe everything on /var/cache/apt/archive and when done, copy the .deb files over
[22:55] <BlueProtoman> bprompt: I'm trying to cache .deb files on a CI system (Circle CI in this case); I can cache dependencies to any directory, but I can't seem to use /var/cache/apt/packages, so I'm trying to see if I can do so in a home directory instead
[22:56] <tim_6485> Hi, guys please, is there a way so i can limit internet connexion on wifi users on my computer? since i use wired connexion. It lags as hell !
[22:57] <genii> Hm, wish I knew more about Circle CI or whatever it is
[22:59] <EriC^^> BlueProtoman: does it work without ::Dir ? that error looks like it can't read /var/lib/dpkg/status or so
[22:59] <EriC^^> try without ::Dir and press no when it asks to confirm ( don't use the -y with it )
[22:59] <BlueProtoman> EriC^^: No, actually, it doesn't; I just get a 100 error code, though, and have no idea what that actually means
[22:59] <BlueProtoman> EriC^^: I can't; no interaction
[23:02] <matin> hu
[23:02] <matin> hi
[23:03] <matin> is here a german chat?
[23:04] <Bashing-om> !de | matin
[23:05] <matin> Ich danke dir auch, english kann ich auch. dachte geht automatich in einer german chat:)
[23:07] <matin> Sia :D
[23:09] <Kyle|PowerPC> [23:09] <Kyle|PowerPC> ==
[23:16] <Nectar> When I "sudo apt-get update" im getting this: "W: GPG error: http://download.opensuse.org  Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A7D1D38BEB6D886"
[23:17] <Nectar> which is stopping me update with Software Updater, "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" works though.
[23:18] <SupaYoshi> hey i have a box (raspberry pi)
[23:18] <TechMonger> anyone have a good refference to learn how to use cookies to make sessions with a LAMP serv website?
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> and after login it starts this script for security, its a mod installed on it (incredible pbx)
[23:19] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi, then you can install Linaro (ubuntu-base) on it :D
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> but i cannot find the script to be disabled.
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> its after you login to ssh, it runs and asks me to change passwords etc.
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> but the script keeps running, even with differnt users over ssh.
[23:19] <SupaYoshi> So Im trying to find how to disable it but cant find any idea/
[23:20] <SupaYoshi> its not in crobta- not in sshd_config i believe
[23:20] <Gaming4JC> TechMonger, http://opensourceforu.efytimes.com/2008/12/session-management-using-php-part-1-cookie-based-sessions/
[23:21] <bisch> SupaYoshi, can you get to a shell prompt?
[23:21] <Umeaboy> Johnny_Linux: I added the PPA by the Canonical Kernel Team, but it didn't update to 4.1.
[23:21] <SupaYoshi> First, create a VERY SECURE root password for your RaspberryPi.
[23:21] <SupaYoshi> Anyone with your root password can discover ALL of your passwords.
[23:22] <Umeaboy> And don't type something easy.
[23:22] <SupaYoshi> http://prntscr.com/8cpc1o
[23:22] <Umeaboy> The more different characters the less risk of getting hacked.
[23:22] <SupaYoshi> right what i get after logging in
[23:22] <SupaYoshi> i use private public keys
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> password authenciation dissabled. but this script keeps running each time i login ssh.
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> its annoying me and im trying to find how to disable it.
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> Any idea?
[23:23] <Umeaboy> Add it to trusted hosts.
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> already is.
[23:23] <SupaYoshi> not tat its a script on the box.
[23:23] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi, if you are logged into the box - run ps -aux while logging in again?
[23:23] <Gaming4JC> see if there's a process running
[23:24] <SupaYoshi> okay :D
[23:24] <Jordan_U> SupaYoshi: The configuration that we support in #ubuntu is to have no root password at all, where running commands as root is performed via sudo. Why are you talking about having a secure root password?
[23:24] <SupaYoshi> 0 /bin/bash /root/update-passwords
[23:24] <SupaYoshi> think thats it
[23:25] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi, yep. Now to find out what's launching it
[23:25] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi, might be ~/.bash_profile
[23:25] <cosc> Hello
[23:25] <Gaming4JC> Hi
[23:25] <SupaYoshi> okay gaming thnx
[23:25] <cosc> Do you use ubuntu?
[23:25] <Nectar> Im getting this error when i "sudo apt-get update" : W: GPG error: http://download.opensuse.org  Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A7D1D38BEB6D886
[23:26] <Nectar> will : "sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 5A7D1D38BEB6D886" work
[23:26] <matin> huuhu
[23:26] <SupaYoshi> nah isnt in there
[23:26] <Nectar> well, will it fix the problem
[23:26] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi, well, it's not the right way... but you can just mv /root/update-passwords /root/update-passwords.bak
[23:26] <Jordan_U> Nectar: Please pastebin the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list and any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ .
[23:27] <matin> :)
[23:27] <Gaming4JC> it'll break the script
[23:27] <Gaming4JC> :P
[23:27] <bisch> SupaYoshi, you might try something like: grep -rl update-passwords / 2>/dev/null
[23:27] <cosc> Anyone know any good speed reading apps?
[23:30] <usr13> What is a speed reading app?
[23:30] <Gaming4JC> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=598519
[23:30] <Gaming4JC> those are speed reading apps ^^
[23:31] <cosc> Speed reading app helps you read at 250 Wpm
[23:31] <cosc> usr13
[23:31] <SupaYoshi> that resulted in 1 file but...
[23:31] <SupaYoshi> thats another script file.
[23:32] <cosc> Thank you for those links Gaming4JC>
[23:32] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi, that's probably a script calling that script - so it may be what you're looking for
[23:32] <Gaming4JC> cosc: np :)
[23:32] <Gaming4JC> !next
[23:32] <SupaYoshi> i dont wanna remove that scipt though
[23:32] <SupaYoshi> :) i wanna make it stop calling the passwords script heh
[23:33] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi: Edit it and add ### Commented Code ### in front of the part that's calling it?
[23:33] <Nectar> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/QtGLY2wr . In /sources.list.d/ is: http://pastebin.com/hdh6rTFq
[23:33] <Gaming4JC> SupaYoshi also cp ~/fooscript ~/fooscript_bakup bfore you do, just to be safe
[23:36] <Jordan_U> Nectar: Please pastebin the outptut of the following: for file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ; do echo "$file"; cat "$file"; echo; done
[23:37] <Nectar> Jordan_U: I dont understand
[23:37] <usr13> cosc: Oh, ok. Interesting....
[23:38] <SupaYoshi> got it
[23:38] <SupaYoshi> :D
[23:38] <SupaYoshi> thnx
[23:38] <Jordan_U> Nectar: Copy and paste everything on that line starting with "for..." into a terminal, then press Enter. It will print the name of each file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ followed by that file's contents (followed by a blank line).
[23:40] <Nectar> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/hxMStT1h
[23:43] <colin_> hey
[23:48] <Jordan_U> Nectar: If that key is available from keyserver.ubuntu.com then I would expect that to work. Where did you find this repository? Did it have instructions for adding the key properly?
[23:49] <Nectar> Jordan_U: I found it here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/13065/how-do-i-fix-the-gpg-error-no-pubkey replaced the key with the one from the error; "5A7D1D38BEB6D886".
[23:50] <Nectar> not sure if that would work though
[23:50] <Jordan_U> Nectar: I meant where did you find this "arc-theme" repository?
[23:54] <Jordan_U> Nectar: http://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=5A7D1D38BEB6D886&fingerprint=on seems to show that keyserver.ubuntu.com doesn't have that key, so that command wouldn't work.
[23:54] <Nectar> I think I went here https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3AHorst3180&package=arc-theme
[23:55] <oaulakh> how to activate nvidia graphic card driver proper bcz my system still showing 33Mhz graphic clock memory
[23:56] <Nectar> Jordan_U: I went here https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3AHorst3180&package=arc-theme I think.
[23:56] <oaulakh> how to activate nvidia graphic card driver proper bcz my system still showing 33Mhz graphic clock memory http://paste.ubuntu.com/12277921/
[23:57] <Jordan_U> Nectar: You didn't perform the second step listed there.
[23:58] <Nectar> Jordan_U: will I have wget already installed?
[23:58] <Nectar> default on ubuntu gnome
[23:59] <Jordan_U> Nectar: Yes.
[23:59] <mrtAkdeniz> hey guys
[23:59] <mrtAkdeniz> i just formatted my ssd and installed ubuntu
[23:59] <mrtAkdeniz> like always i did
[23:59] <mrtAkdeniz> but there is a problem, after installation always getting grub console