[00:03] Damn that's a lot of users. 0_0 === atheist-space-pi is now known as AtheistSpacePira === AtheistSpacePira is now known as IanHulett [00:06] Hai. Is there a command for setting up an autorun? For example, if I want to autorun Skype, I can do that, and every time I log in, skype opens? [00:12] hey [00:12] can anyone see this? D: [00:12] I can. [00:12] I'm tring to figure out why this command doesn't rebuild the files I've altered, fakeroot debian/rules binary-headers binary-generic [00:13] I'm building the kernel from scratch [00:13] and have modified a few files after the first compilation [00:13] Sadly, I'm new too... so I can't help. :( [00:13] :-( [00:13] I asked about something else, and am still waiting for an answer. [00:14] Do you know how to autorun a program in Ubuntu? [00:14] !autostart [00:14] If you want to edit your Autostart programs, open the Unity dash and search for Startup Programs. If you're on XFCE, use menu -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Session and Startup, if you're on KDE, use Kickoff -> Computer -> System Settings -> Autostart. For more details see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup. For LXDE see http://ubottu.com/y/4 [00:15] lotuspsychje, I've tried those things, and nothing seems to work. [00:15] I've tried other things too, after extensive Googling, but nothing seems to work ;( === Yukiku is now known as Dhs92 [00:18] Hi can someone help me set my PATH and JAVA_HOME? [00:21] Could someone tell me why only HDMI is shown in output devices on the sound settings? === AtheistSpacePira is now known as IanHulett [00:26] Aqui1a, open terminal: alsamixer # and hit F6 to change soundcard ? [00:28] OerHeks: The correct one is selected, I believe.. But, only 'HDMI/DisplayPort - Built-in Audio' is played in devices for sound output [00:28] Has anyone successfully installed steam? [00:28] OerHeks: and there isn't even one device shown for Input [00:28] william__: many people. Bes if you define the problem you're having [00:28] *best [00:28] william__, yup [00:29] Aqui1a, then maybe the soundcard is disabled in bios, strange [00:29] OerHeks: It works fine on Windows, though [00:30] Hello [00:30] Aqui1a, if you checked the url lotuspsychje gave you, and nothing works, file a bugreport. [00:30] Need one help on this error: /opt/dell/toolkit/bin/syscfg -h /opt/dell/toolkit/bin/syscfg: /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.10: version `libcrypto.so.10' not found (required by /opt/dell/toolkit/bin/syscfg) [00:31] I could see that there is already libcrypto.so.10 under cd /usr/lib/libcrypto.so. libcrypto.so.0.9.8 libcrypto.so.10 [00:32] ls -la | grep libcrypto lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 40 Sep 11 21:04 libcrypto.so.0.9.8 -> /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libcrypto.so.0.9.8 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 18 Sep 11 21:06 libcrypto.so.10 -> libcrypto.so.0.9.8 [00:32] fair enough, sorry I was being sarcastic lol. Literally nothing happens when I try and run it. Which I find stranger than getting an error message. [00:33] at least with an error message I'd have a point to work from. [00:34] william__, http://askubuntu.com/questions/614422/problem-with-installing-steam-on-ubuntu-15-04 [00:34] Thanks. I'll check out. [00:34] william__, I found the second answer, given by itsnikolay, worked for me === wook is now known as Guest29778 [00:38] This is way beyond me Aquila but could be it. I'll follow it step by step and see what happens, thanks. === Dhs92 is now known as Yukkii === Yukkii is now known as Yukiku [00:43] What package do i need to install to have java support on command line [00:43] so when i run "java -jar jenkins.war" it will actually do something [00:44] netameta, install openjdk i guess ? [00:44] !java [00:44] To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. [00:44] netameta, sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre [00:45] OerHeks, kostkon Thanks very much [00:45] bsr [00:49] hola [00:51] holaaaa XD [00:51] !es [00:51] En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [00:51] CALLENSE [00:52] callenseeeeeeeeeee [00:52] colina342, english only please === megabit|away is now known as megabitdragon [01:01] im bummed.. trying to get sony handcam to work via firewire to usb cable with ubuntu studio... [01:01] it fails. [01:02] get error message device not accepting address 13, error -71 [01:02] !studio | tmpfast [01:02] tmpfast: UbuntuStudio is a collection of packages for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their Digital Audio Workstation. It contains all the best Audio/Visual components from the Ubuntu repositories. For more info and install instructions, join #ubuntustudio or see http://ubuntustudio.org [01:02] unable to enumerate usb device [01:02] #ubuntustudio tmpfast [01:02] thnx [01:04] is there any way to build the kernel without fakeroot? [01:05] it seems a little odd I'd have to rebuild the whole kernel everytime I make even a single line change === tmpfast is now known as hispeed67 [01:06] i don't think that is odd, when you change 1 byte. [01:07] mIKEjONE1, why are you rebuilding the kernel at all [01:07] bash: /usr/bin/java/jre1.8.0_60/bin/java: cannot execute binary file --- Can anyone explain this? [01:07] hi [01:08] using what command exactly Zekey10_ [01:08] nobody seems to be in ubuntustudio.. anybody here familiar with DV on linux? [01:08] trying to do java -jar tribot_loader.jar @bazhang [01:08] bazhang: the kernel is quite buggy, I'm working on fixing a few bugs [01:08] and ubuntu's way of compiling the kernel is not at all developer friendly [01:08] might try #ubuntu-kernel mIKEjONE1 [01:09] oh good call, thanks bazhang [01:09] You will need fakeroot, as it is part of the building process. >> fakeroot has two usages 1) it fools programs into believing you are indeed root user, and 2) it allow emulating file mode and ownership changes which you wouldn't otherwise be able to do [01:12] bash: /usr/bin/java/jre1.8.0_60/bin/java: cannot execute binary file -- I get this error when trying to run java -jar x.jar, anyone have any ideas? [01:13] ls -l /usr/bin/java/jrel.8.0_60/bin/java [01:17] can someone direct me to the chat logs for this channel? I dont want to ask questions twice if i can help it [01:18] !1984 [01:18] Official channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too. [01:18] cinvoke, ^ [01:18] lol [01:18] bazhang, i went there but there are so many : http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2015/09/15/ [01:19] im not seeing just #ubuntu [01:19] cinvoke, so you see #ubuntu ?? that is the one [01:19] near the bottom cinvoke [01:19] OerHeks, oh i see its past the dashes :) [01:19] Can anyone help me figure out why I cant execute a binary file? [01:19] * log might not be up2date, a few hours behind, sorry for that [01:19] thx guys :) [01:20] OerHeks, no worries [01:20] Zekey10_, is that irc jar executable? [01:21] Using ubuntu 1504. when i upgrade from 3.19.0 to 3.19.2 , is there a link i can read or any information i should be cautious about when doing this upgrade? I know i can boot into the other kernel and remove the new one if i cant get it to work with my other drivers but im still a little hesitant . advice? [01:21] 0erHeks, I am trying to run a jar file called "Tribot_loader.jar" and when I type in java -jar tribot_loader.jar I get the error : cannot execute binary file [01:21] Zekey10_, i read that already, is that Tribot thing executable? [01:22] yes, it should be [01:22] I have no problem running it on other OS's [01:23] !mir [01:23] Mir is the next-generation display server currently under development by Canonical and Ubuntu. It's slated for inclusion in Ubuntu 14.04. For more information on it, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mir/Spec . For code, see https://launchpad.net/mir [01:23] Zekey10_, click on it, right mouse >properties, is it ?? [01:24] "should be"can also be "might be" or "i think so" without checking. [01:24] how do i know what files are included in a installed deb package? [01:25] Yes, it is, and sorry. I have absolutely 0 knowledge of anything UNIX. [01:25] It's executable "by anyone" [01:25] kazuka, dpkg -L PACKAGENAME [01:26] thanks [01:27] will glade work with gtk3 [01:27] !info glade [01:27] glade (source: glade): GTK+ User Interface Builder. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.18.3-1 (vivid), package size 227 kB, installed size 3503 kB [01:28] since its gtk3, yes [01:28] thanks [01:33] Zekey10_, maybe it needs openjdk 7 .. or see this answer, 23/64 bit issue http://askubuntu.com/a/207750 [01:33] *32/64 [01:33] I had openJDK before, it gave me even more problems :P thank you though for the link, i'll check it out! [01:34] Or last resort, maybe it needs the oracle blob, see the !java factoid howto get it [01:34] !java factoid [01:34] !jaca [01:34] !java [01:34] To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. [01:35] Hello all. I'm having some trouble with a netboot install. To start with, I previously did an install using this same hardware successfully, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong now. I am using Windows (tftpd32) as the installation server. The installing machine connects, downloads a couple of packages, and then gives what look like a pile of garbage file requests before telling me it is unable to [01:35] locate a configuration file [01:35] Thanks 0erHeks :) === hugegree_ is now known as hugegreenbug [01:36] As an example, there's a line in the log that says, "Read request for file . Mode octet..." [01:36] Obviously, that file doesn't exist [01:37] That request is followed by a dozen or so other requests which are clearly not files, but appear to be the server receiving junk and interpreting it as a file request [01:38] Any help you could provide would be appreciated [01:41] Interestingly, I've tried this across several different netboot images for different Ubuntu versions and the result has been consistent (except for 15.04 the device presents less information regarding its network status) [01:43] In apache, in sites-enabled/default file i have 2 virtual host, both of them have blocks, with different directory, servername, serveralias, however visiting both of the different address send me to the same page. [01:43] do i need to change the to a different address too ? === paul-kk1 is now known as paul-kk [01:44] Hello..I've some module files like ac.ko acpi-cpufreq.ko ata_piix.ko [01:45] how to find corresponding config options in MakeFile? [01:49] Hello.. Could anybody tell me why my soundcard isn't showing up in output/input devices in Sound Settings, pls? [01:50] Aqui1a: investigate your logs: syslog and dmesg for sound issues [01:53] not sure if i'm following these instructions correctly http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-getting-started-guide-for-linux/index.html but here's the output i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/12414557/ can i assume i don't have the nvidia card to support CUDA? [01:56] There's nothing that I can see in there that helps :S [01:57] Aqui1a: if sound doesnt work, there must be some error somewhere [01:57] mikubuntu: Do not see Nvidia in your output. What is the hardware ' sudo ubuntu-drivers devices ' ? [01:58] Aqui1a: checked your additional drivers section also? [01:58] Bashing-om: gimme sec thx [01:59] Bashing-om: sudo ubuntu-drivers devices [sudo] password for mikubuntu: sudo: ubuntu-drivers: command not found [02:00] mikubuntu: What release are you runing ? [02:00] lub 14.04.3 Bashing-om [02:02] mikubuntu: That command should be valid on s standard desktop instll ( server ?) .. anyway, what returns ' lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 vga ' . and we match the card(s) . [02:03] what's that? mikubuntu? [02:03] netameta: do you have different ServerNames declared for each of them? [02:04] Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12414688/ [02:04] yes, i found the issue it has something to do with wildcard [02:04] checking [02:06] bug_sniper: trying to see if i can follow this process https://launchpad.net/~thomas-schiex/+archive/ubuntu/blender and the instructions at http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-getting-started-guide-for-linux/index.html [02:07] I thought that was some sort of cute linux distro but it's just a nick? [02:07] hi [02:07] mikubuntu: Nope no Nvidia chep set yet .. what about ' grep "[[:space:]]183f" /usr/share/misc/pci.ids . I do not expect any better news . [02:07] como estan [02:08] is there a equalizer application for ubuntu? === paul-kk1 is now known as paul-kk [02:11] How can I restart my network interface after making a change in /etc/network/interfaces [02:11] IE I am adding a new interface [02:22] joshh20: Dependes on the release . 14.04 ' sudo service network-manager restart ' . [02:23] Bashing-om, Thanks, I figured out I can just do 'ifup eth0:1' [02:23] Didn't think it would be that easy lol [02:24] joshh20: Yeah, linux can be as easy as you make it . [02:30] sry Bashing-om din't see u post ... no output to grep "[[:space:]]183f" /usr/share/misc/pci.ids [02:34] mikubuntu: lemme verify, I am surprised . === m_A_y_A_t is now known as M_A_Y_A_T [02:36] Bashing-om: don't worry about it, i guess i just beating a dead horse === nudtrobert1 is now known as nudtrobert === mike is now known as Guest57940 [02:38] mikubuntu: I do think so, I see no evidence of a Nvidia card to this time, cuda is Nvidia technology . We can keeplooking (?) . [02:39] Bashing-om: no don't worry about it (i going crosseyed already) :P === M_A_Y_A_T is now known as m_A_y_A_t [02:40] Bashing-om: but ty for the help [02:40] Bashing-om: we tried [02:40] I'm running 14.04. i removed 'quiet splash' from the bootline but when I run update-grub, /boot/grub/grub.cfg doesn't remove those flags. Is there anything else I need to do? [02:41] I have ssh access to an Ubuntu server, and want to compile some software from source, but I don't have root access? Is there a way to have 'make install' install to ~/.local/ instead of / so that I don't need root permissions? [02:42] devnill_, change in '/etc/default/grub' than the update for permanent. [02:42] wileee: Thats where I removed the bootline but it doesn't seem to change. [02:43] devnill_, This the only grub setup any other linux installs? [02:43] nope, just ubuntu. [02:44] devnill_, Any boot modifier apps or other changes you've made? [02:45] None at all. In fact it doesn't look like anything changes at all. [02:45] devnill_, You running nvidia? this a graphic issue in some way? [02:46] No, intel [02:46] I just want to get rid of the splash image without actually killing plymoth [02:47] devnill_, Not sure exactly what that means, mine goes so fast I don't really worry. [02:48] Is it safe to modify the /boot/grub/grub.cfg manually? [02:48] devnill_, you noticed mine was a different file? [02:49] I was under the impression update-grub ran a series of scripts and outputted to /boot/grub/grub.cfg [02:51] devnill_, some are standard configs, the one I state is for the quiet splash change and others. [02:51] Oh, yeah I haven't seen that. I just want to get rid of it for aestetic reasons. [02:52] devnill_, the grub 2 manual is on line might be worth looking at, I do on occasion. [02:54] Oh snap, figured it out wileee. [02:54] yo [02:54] I have a dell xps13 developer edition (the model which ships with/supports ubuntu). Turns out they added a script in grub.d which manually adds quiet and splash [02:57] devnill_: :) Who would have thunk it . Thanks for the sharing . [02:58] Its acually a pretty decent machine besides all of the dumb quirks like this. [02:59] hello, can someone running ubuntu gnome provide me with a certain desktop file? [02:59] An actual machine that doesn't come with Windows? Whaaat? [02:59] OS_Connoisseur: they do exist [02:59] yeah! [02:59] OS_Connoisseur: there are several brands with ubuntu as default Os [02:59] new ubuntu user. got a new laptop, and had widows 8.1 on it... after 20 min almost threw the laptop out the window, windows 8 sucks. Then spent the next 2 hours getting ubuntu installed. I'm a Mac user, but wanted to get a cheap laptop to run Tails, but with ubuntu I might just stick with linux. So far pretty nice! [02:59] one that i'm looking at will cost me about 2.5k [02:59] I don't want to sound like an add, its certainly not without its share of issues, but its not bad at all. [03:00] fjfhhdi: uefi is pretty nice once you get used to it. [03:00] which version ntzrmtthihu777? [03:00] devnill_: dunno, its a desktop file that provides archive mounter [03:00] I'm really liking FreeBSD right now, except for the fact that suspend doesn't work properly on my laptop. [03:00] support questions only here please [03:00] Suspend is really difficult sometime OS_Connoisseur. Whats going on with it? [03:01] So I'm sticking with Ubuntu for the time being. [03:01] devnill_: or do you mean the machine I'm talking about? [03:01] eh. I'm an arch user now :) [03:01] I see that. I downloaded tails and got hooked on using the command line [03:01] Why do you need the app? Did you mess it up? [03:01] devnill_: apparently its not shipped with mate yet. [03:01] devnill_: and its just a desktop file, a simple text file. [03:02] powerful, but like Mac alot also.. for a sub $200 machine linux is the only way to go [03:02] if you can get the file you might be able to download it directly? [03:02] fjfhhdi: I'd put linux on anything :P [03:02] *name of the file [03:02] devnill_: prolly, but to be honest I'm not sure about how stuff is arranged package-wise on ubuntu anymore [03:02] I'll probably put ubuntu on my mac in duel boot [03:02] do you have mlocate installed, devnill_ ? [03:02] ntzrmtthihu777: You can create your own launchers for anything. It's pretty easy. [03:03] my wife likes the Mac [03:03] yeah, but I'm sloppy :P [03:03] i do ntzrmtthihu777 [03:03] I just copy one of the .desktop files from the /usr/share/applications directory and change stuff in it to the program I want. === paul-kk1 is now known as paul-kk [03:04] finding some main stream programs aren't supported, but I need to check out wine to get some installed anyway [03:04] fjfhhdi: heh, I'm pretty good with wine :) [03:05] I've been reading about it [03:05] Wine is frickin awesome! I love running Notepad++ on Linux for all my programming needs. [03:05] devnill_: hrm... git bug report only says the directory... not the file name. [03:06] devnill_: cd /usr/share/applications/ && grep gvfsd-archive please? [03:06] only problem I had was my wifi card kept dropping, so I had to do some twicking [03:06] whatever file matches that should be alright. [03:06] fjfhhdi: which card? [03:06] realtek Rtl8723be [03:07] achk. realtek is hell [03:07] yah, sucked took me 3 hours to find the right sudo code to fix it [03:07] just swapped out for an atheros based chip, all is well (after I stole a firmware file from one of you guy's debs) with the exception that its hard blocked at boot untill I suspend the system o.0 [03:08] needed the firmware (ath3k-1.fw) to get bluetooth to work [03:08] I almost thought my Toshiba wouldn't boot Linux, but had to change the BIOS settings and install the entire OS twice [03:09] laptop was almost a paperweight! [03:09] ouch. what setting was wrong? [03:10] in general there is no such thing as "won't boot linux" [03:10] Even my Wii boots Linux. :) [03:10] Had to set it for legacy boot to get it to read by USB, install [03:11] I found that out, just took me a little time [03:11] Ubuntu should work with UEFI, though. [03:11] it does now [03:11] you can even boot linux from within windows haha [03:11] after I installed twice === bitpimp_ is now known as bitpimp [03:11] oh, ok [03:12] why would you thought, just for fun [03:13] any one running Version 15 Ubuntu? and if so, is it buggy [03:14] not sure what the difference tween 14 and 15 are, except the LTS looks like the more stable version [03:14] !lts | fjfhhdi [03:14] fjfhhdi: LTS means Long Term Support. Until 12.04 LTS versions of Ubuntu were supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server; since 12.04 (Precise Pangolin) LTS versions will be supported for 5 years on the desktop and server. The latest LTS version of Ubuntu is !Trusty (Trusty Tahr 14.04) [03:14] i'm running 14.04 LTS. I want to install node on it, so I can use bootstrap [03:15] harushimo: although PPAs aren't normally recommended, the nodejs PPA is much more up to date that the repo package [03:16] fjfhhdi: easy way to make a *buntu efi bootable usb stick is very simple === paul-kk1 is now known as paul-kk [03:16] fjfhhdi: just format it to one fat32 partition, mount it, cd into it, and then run 7z x /path/to/install.iso [03:16] okay [03:16] no magic at all :) [03:17] somsip: That is what I figured. Thank you [03:18] I read that about, but wasn't sure what "supported" means, does it mean it's being maintained for 5 years from release? [03:19] and then depreciated? [03:19] !upgrade | fjfhhdi [03:19] fjfhhdi: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [03:19] fjfhhdi: users get the time to upgrade, then a version will go end of life [03:20] I'm happy with the arch rolling model :) [03:21] Does anyone still use 12.04 (like me)? === anon is now known as Guest52782 [03:21] jonnymilano: ask your real issue [03:22] I hear mate is an official 15.04 variant of ubuntu now? === aps is now known as Guest89518 === Xe is now known as jneurlc === jneurlc is now known as jneruld [03:46] what command is it to tell nickserv who i am ? [03:46] !register | thevaliantx [03:46] thevaliantx: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode === wook is now known as Guest31441 === jneruld is now known as Xe === brayden is now known as Blaster === paul-kk1 is now known as paul-kk [03:59] hello [04:01] anyone familiar with boot info..? by chance === paul-kk1 is now known as paul-kk [04:10] hello all. I have a new HP notebook that came with WIN 10. I have re-partitioned, and installed Ubuntu, and REFIND. The system doesn't see the GRUB to boot from, however if I go into the settings (EXS on startup), I can "select" which boot manager to use, even selecting ubuntu, it boots to windows. [04:11] During startup if I hit ESC, and select Boot uptions, I can choose from WIN, Ubuntu and REFIND. [04:11] So I can boot into Ubuntu, but not easily. Does anyone know how I can get a different boot manager to appear? [04:12] Helloo === dearn_ is now known as dearn === Bray9082_ is now known as Bray90820 === alexander is now known as Guest19048 [04:35] hello [04:39] zro_: welcome, what can we do for you? [04:40] Hi, My other computer is missing normal.mod .. I have it booted into a live cd now === Blaster is now known as Guest12840 [04:47] hellow can somebody help me in something [04:48] !details | ScarForget [04:48] ScarForget: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information, errors, steps, and possibly configuration files (use the !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel) [04:48] ok [04:48] well my problem is not with ubuntu but is linux also xd [04:49] ScarForget: then be prepared to be told to go eslewhere. But get to the point, eh? [04:50] i instal kali linux side by side to windows 10 all work but when i start windwos and try to start kali linux back it fail saying that there is not boot file or something like that [04:50] !kali [04:50] Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu itself, as other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) [04:54] somsip: Can you help out with a new HP Notebook with WIN 10 and dual booting? I can dual boot it, but not with GRUB or REFIND, I have to go into the setup on boot and choose that way, not easy enough for my wife :-( [04:56] bjrohan: no, I can't [04:56] somsip: Do you know one on here who may be able to? [04:57] bjrohan: just ask and someone will help if they can [04:57] somsip: Thank you! [04:58] Okay, 15.04, I got no Plymouth splash, just the monitor in power save until it's done booting, when I see "starting version 219" in the corner and a cursor, then my auto-login [05:03] hey all! [05:03] anyone available for skype ? [05:04] sexy_girl: this is an ubuntu support channel here [05:07] lol lotus [05:07] guess she didnt want ubuntu skpye help [05:08] :p [05:14] hello , i am having what is probably the most irritating issue with ubuntu right now :( [05:14] hoping someone could help [05:15] GatsbeeHost: shoot your question to the channel mate [05:15] my wifi keeps hard blocking and hardblocking on its own [05:15] over and over again [05:15] GatsbeeHost: ubuntu version and wifi chipset? [05:16] how do i check chipset? [05:16] GatsbeeHost: sudo lshw -C network [05:16] GatsbeeHost: check also whats behind driver= plz [05:17] ubuntu 14.04 [05:17] pci (sysfs) [05:18] GatsbeeHost: thats not it, must be the card name + model and driver loaded [05:18] Hi there, I'm trying to provision an ubuntu server with chef and capistrano for a rails site, and Im having a really hard time finding good resources for this task [05:18] lampshades: might ask in #ubuntu-server mate [05:19] lotuspsycheje: Thanks for the recommendation! [05:19] im sorry im a bit unsavvy with ubuntu, im trying to find the chipset via wifi [05:20] GatsbeeHost: no open a terminal mate and type sudo lshw -C network [05:21] *-network description: Ethernet interface product: RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller vendor: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. physical id: 0 bus info: pci@0000:05:00.0 logical name: eth0 version: 05 serial: 74:46:a0:88:bc:0b size: 10Mbit/s capacity: 100Mbit/s width: 64 bits clock: 33MHz [05:21] !realtek | GatsbeeHost [05:21] GatsbeeHost: some help for recent Realtek chipsets can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/RealtekRTL8187b [05:21] okay ill look thru that :( thank you [05:21] GatsbeeHost: you might need firmware fix for it, read the page or find latest realtek linux drivers on their website [05:22] GatsbeeHost: good luck, and if you cant fix come back to us ok [05:22] what happened to u ? [05:22] ok, thank you so much [05:22] you* [05:22] np [05:27] hi, how install cmake in arm-ubuntu? === Blaster is now known as Guest18917 [05:40] hi [05:40] I apt-get installed Synfig, how do I open the GUI? [05:41] Is there any way of getting more recent versions of certain packages? Such as mps-youtube and smtube? [05:42] TylerDurden01: apt-get update, apt-get upgrade? [05:43] Oats_: everything's up-to-date [05:44] Did they not push the updated version to the apt repo? [05:44] Oats_: yep [05:44] then maybe a different package manager or uninstall the current version, download and build the new one? [05:48] is there a simple way to make my other hard drives auto mount on startup [05:50] Nevermind, found a way [05:50] alright === arleslie is now known as arleslie[sleepin === arleslie[sleepin is now known as arleslie[1] === arleslie[1] is now known as arleslie[a] === jbasalone is now known as jbasalone-away === hrobjartur is now known as bartur [06:18] I am using script test.txt and it is also capturing some additional characters from keyboard, how can I avoid it?? === Malsasa is now known as Guest40949 === Malsasa_ is now known as Malsasa [06:30] Hello [06:30] hi brollypop [06:34] Is there any way that I can have my computer boot to an Ubuntu Live CD iso on my computer over LAN somehow? [06:35] Hello. I was downloading the kernel source through apt and got this error. How do I fix it? [06:35] gpgv: Can't check signature: public key not found [06:35] dpkg-source: warning: failed to verify signature on ./linux_3.13.0-63.103.dsc [06:44] I'm thinking of getting a gigabyte GB-BXPi3-4010, specs here: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4779#sp any idea how to determine if it will run ubuntu well? [06:44] googling turns up few results. [06:48] ningu: How much is the kit? [06:48] dj_: $200 [06:49] I found another one for $200 too that has a faster cpu and no built-in projector (which I don't need anyway) [06:49] maybe that will be more documented [06:51] hi any ideas how I can install an older version of a .deb package? Specifically, I need version Version 0.9.23 of the asn1 c compiler. apt-get install asn1c gets version 0.9.24. I've looked for an older version, "apt-cache showpkg asn1c" shows only version 0.9.24. [06:52] ningu: so you use it as a media PC? [06:52] dj_: yes [06:53] ningu: Nice :D [06:54] dj_: well, I haven't gotten it yet... :P [07:07] batabatu, asn1c 0.9.23 is from 2011, why do you want such old version? [07:08] batabatu, our repos do not have this version anymore, it is deleted [07:10] OerHeks: http://openbts.org/w/index.php/OpenBTS-UMTS [07:10] OerHeks: I'm building openbts. For some reason, it demands that version [07:10] batabatu, oke, if you *really* need it, build it yourself i guess https://wush.net/svn/range/packages/ [07:12] hmm ok I havent done that before. I'll ask google how to do it. [07:12] !build [07:12] Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) [07:13] OerHeks: I'm cautious of causing further dependencies downstream if I make it myself. Maybe I'd be better to create the .deb and then install it? [07:14] building a sourcecode= making a .deb [07:15] ok thanks [07:16] The openssh in Ubuntu does not have GSSAPI support. Is that correct or is there other packages I need to install for it? [07:19] What openssh package do I have to install that supports GSSAPI? [07:23] the only page i can find is SSO, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SingleSignOn that wants libnss-ldapd libsasl2-modules-gssapi-mit kstart , i have no clue about gssapo [07:24] *gssapi [07:24] Everytime I purge openssh-server and client it gets reinstalled, wtf? [07:28] I just upgraded to 14.04 server from 12.04 server, and it went fine, except kernel 3.13 was not loaded on reboot. My system is still running 3.2. I can see that 3.13 is downloaded into /boot, and it is mentioned in /boot/grub/grub.cfg as "menuentry 'Ubuntu'" ... how can I troubleshoot this? [07:29] OerHeks: I think that's for LDAP [07:29] mikhael_k33hl: but, like when I refered to it yesterday, it does refer to gss packages that might be worth looking into [07:31] somsip: Yeah, I tried installing it, still nothing, I just copied ssh_config from /etc/ssh and placed it into ~/.ssh/config. Everytime I ssh it says the options gssapiauthentication and gssapidelegatecredentials are not supported [07:32] mikhael_k33hl: try looking at sshd_config on the server [07:32] [07:33] mikhael_k33hl: actually, not a very good guess. This is client side isn't it... [07:33] somsip: Yeah [07:50] mikhael_k33hl: do you have a valid ticket? Apparently klist will show this [07:50] somsip: I do [07:51] mikhael_k33hl: there's not much resources out there on this. Just reading around when a get a minute, but not much help really [07:51] is multitab terminal property removed on ubuntu 15? [07:51] somsip: Does that mean people rarely use kerberos/ [07:51] ? [07:51] mikhael_k33hl: dunno - I know I dont [07:51] somsip: What are you using then? [07:51] mikhael_k33hl: for what? [07:52] somsip: You know, centralized user management or authentication [07:52] hi everyone [07:52]