[00:00] it don't like it when things take 3 tries :| [00:00] Thats becuse your using a windows gui to write the iso to a usb stick! LOL! j/k [00:00] neredsenvy: could have just checked the md5sum [00:00] *I don't [00:01] http://jackaudio.org/faq/linux_rt_config.html -- That might do it, I forget though. === ludza1 is now known as ludza [00:03] evening all [00:06] hey [00:07] /join #hardware [00:21] hello all [00:21] hello [00:22] hello there [00:22] I have a MacBook Pro 2012 with a dead hard drive, I want to install ubuntu on a usb stick and run (not live) off of it [00:22] anyone know of a how to I could follow [00:22] ? [00:22] can someone explain FQDNs and hostnames to me? say I have example.com pointing at my server, what would my FQDN be and what would my hostname be? [00:23] hello [00:23] Oh yes, I've just done that with a 128 USB 3.0 thumb drive.\ [00:24] skylake: how did you accomplish such a feat? [00:24] I entered live boot from a 8gb ubuntu flash, then just installed to the 128 flash and thats what I run off now. [00:24] coded1: Does the MacBook have another hard drive? [00:24] slidinghorn: apparently not [00:25] it's my friends and it was dropped [00:25] coded1: Then all you can do is try using the USB as a persistent install [00:25] !usb | coded1 [00:25] coded1: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [00:25] can I just take a "regular" copy of 15.10 and install it on the mac book pro? [00:26] or does something have to be done with it first? [00:26] coded1: If the HDD is dead, you can't install to it. You'll simply be using the USB instead [00:27] slidinghorn: what I plan to do is use unetbootin to take an image of 15.10 to a 4gb usb flash drive and boot the mac book [00:27] then install the copy to a faster 16gb usb flash drive [00:28] coded1: why don't you just start with the faster drive & skip the first step? === Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off [00:28] coded1: if you have 2 usb's you could install ubuntu as usual to the second usb [00:29] EriC^^: that's what I figured [00:29] a full install [00:30] the only thing I'm unsure of is if ubuntu 15.10 has the macbook pro drivers "baked in" [00:30] boot a live usb of it and test it [00:31] then install to the other usb === it is now known as Guest74974 [00:36] test [00:40] Hello. Do you agree that 9/11 was the funniest thing to ever happen or was that San Bernardino? Also, Windows forever! [00:41] Anyone there? [00:42] Guess he won't be back. === david___1 is now known as DjD [00:48] anyone actually in here? [00:48] Some hundreds of people, yes. [00:49] excellent bekks thanks for the confirmation [00:49] DjD: Look at "/names". [00:49] is it possible to remove landscape ? [00:50] goddard: Sure, just uninstall it [00:50] DjD: To get a rise, one must ask an intelligent question in respect to ubuntu . [00:51] where is "ubuntu" most used in africa ? [00:51] oh might be the wrong ubuntu nevermind :p [00:51] the demographic of users is not relevant to OS support [00:51] right you are ;) [00:52] ah I knew I wasn't putting enough info in my joke, ubuntu is an african word [00:53] One of the actual shames of linux networking is nfs4, no doubt. I've suffered what could be considered as a "via crucis" trying to get to work nfs4 to end up switching back to nfs3, which is not so obvious to get in ubuntu 15.10, as the default settings are nfs4 oriented. [00:53] anabain: setting up nfsv3 is done in less than a minute. [00:53] anabain: so whats the actual issue? [00:54] does the ubuntu os use mysql for necessary services? is it safe to remove? [00:54] Incredible. It would be better to say: don't use nfs4 without kerberos. Otherwise, it won't work. [00:54] nfsv4 works fine without kerberos. [00:54] is there a problem or just complaining ? [00:54] goddard: It is safe to remove it for OS functionality. [00:54] gna. [00:54] unlucky [00:54] guest52930: It is safe to remove it for OS functionality. [00:55] no, bekks , it doesn't: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nfs-utils/+bug/966734 [00:55] Launchpad bug 966734 in nfs-utils (Ubuntu) "nfs4+idmap does not map uids correctly when using AUTH_SYS" [Medium,Triaged] [00:55] is it used for anything other than cloud hosting? [00:55] anabain: which is a specific mapping issue, not "nfsv4 is unusable without kerberos". [00:55] guest52930: Yes, for various things. [00:56] so if i remove mysql what functionality would i lose? [00:56] bekks, well, it's seriously limited, let's put it that way [00:56] guest52930: the functionality of the database service provided by mysql. [00:56] guest52930: it does not come as default, so your question is very confusing. [00:57] how does the os use the database functionality? [00:57] oh i thought it did [00:57] guest52930: it doesnt, as I already told you. [00:57] never mind [00:57] guest52930: various applications use mysql as a database backend, the OS doesnt. [00:58] hey, I read that I had to remove unity-shopping-lens to stop canonical from spying on me, but I don't have the package, is it named different now because the article was from 2012 [00:58] Aaaaand-its-gone: canonical doesnt spy you at all. [00:59] Aaaaand-its-gone: you read wrong and you've been fed nonsense information [00:59] ok... but it does send my search entries to third parties and stores my ip address [00:59] so I want to prevent that [00:59] Aaaaand-its-gone: no it doesn't [00:59] Aaaaand-its-gone: canonical doesnt store your IP at all. [00:59] I read it in their tos [00:59] Aaaaand-its-gone: you've been told nonsense [00:59] turn the real issue off in system settings -> privacy :) [00:59] Aaaaand-its-gone: link us the ToS where you read´that. [01:00] daftykins: but then there would be nothing to soap box about [01:00] too true [01:00] Anyone interested in helping with audio tonight? [01:00] volunteers respond to detailed questions, nagromlt [01:00] bekks: http://www.ubuntu.com/legal/terms-and-policies/privacy-policy [01:01] bekks: ctrl f ip address [01:01] By searching in the dash you consent to: [01:01] the collection and use of your search terms and IP address in this way; and [01:01] the storage of your search terms and IP address by Canonical and such selected third parties (if applicable). [01:02] you're saying it's not true? [01:02] Aaaaand-its-gone: turn it off as described [01:02] daftykins: I already did that thanks, but isn't their a way to just remove the application [01:02] Aaaaand-its-gone: A disabled app isnt used. [01:02] there's no need - and you're just being dramatic and spreading FUD really. [01:02] Aaaaand-its-gone: it's stored but not linked to "you" [01:02] Aaaaand-its-gone: it's not different than say a "row id" [01:03] so they are not storing "your IP" they are storing IP detials of a search [01:03] there is no way to link that to you [01:03] maybe not canonical, but governments can [01:04] Aaaaand-its-gone: do they have acces to this data ? [01:04] you know what - this is a pointless discussion [01:04] ikonia: they will give it when law requires, it's in their TOS [01:04] disable it if you don't want it [01:04] use it if you see benifit [01:04] Aaaaand-its-gone: law requires [01:04] !pm | nagromlt [01:04] nagromlt: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [01:05] To comply with legal and regulatory requirements (including responding to court orders, subpoenas and to prevent crime). These special circumstances may require us to disclose personal information. [01:05] Aaaaand-its-gone: correct, so unless you break the law they won't ask for it [01:05] Aaaaand-its-gone: either way, if you're not comfortable with it, disable it [01:07] Rear speakers stopped working after upgrade to 15.10 No change in jack positions, not even physically moved speakers. Just stopped working after upgrade from 15.04 to 15.10 anyone have any ideas? [01:07] i'd boot and test a 15.10 live session from USB to rule out the upgrade process having a hand in that issue [01:08] run a few commands in the live session to compare, if it's alright [01:09] bekks, for example, if you want to share /media folders between two ubuntu boxes, how come are you achieving that with nfs4? /home dirs, as long as they are the same UID/GID, are fine, but /media has root permissions, so...? === step21_ is now known as step21 [01:10] anabain: So whats the point now? You already linked the bug report. [01:10] HEY Y'ALL! [01:11] hey [01:11] I FANTASIZE ABOUT MARK SHUTTLEWORTH ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT [01:11] someone from brazil [01:11] ? [01:11] !br | Notfound404 [01:11] Notfound404: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br " sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. [01:12] bekks, the point is nothing but warn whoever wants to listen to: do not use nfs4 without kerberos unless you really need it, KISS, which in that case means stick to nfs3 [01:13] anabain: do you think telling an IRC channel for 10 seconds will actually warn anyone ? [01:13] and you can use it fine without kerberos [01:14] you've just picked a very specific situation [01:14] perhaps you find my observations annoying or irrelevant, but at least some people, including you, can warn other people. [01:14] why would I warn anyone ? [01:14] there is nothing to warn [01:15] i have been warned. [01:15] ikonia, which is one that many home users trying to share their boxes will face [01:15] no they won't [01:15] so perhaps it's not so specific [01:15] it's very specific [01:16] hence why you don't see people in the channel saying "I'm trying to do this, and it's not working" [01:16] :( [01:16] why not? what's extraordinary about sharing /media dirs? [01:17] anabain: if it was a common issue, you'd see people in here all time [01:17] I've never seen it referenced once [01:17] ikonia, perhaps they do it through samba and then they don't bother with nfs [01:18] it's a pretty edge case situation [01:18] but valid [01:18] but nfs performs faster [01:18] that's a pretty outdated myth [01:25] daftykins, is this outdated (maybe it is, I really don't know)? http://wdtvforum.com/main/index.php?PHPSESSID=puckr91h80i51ui693lclffup4&topic=5393.msg41891#msg41891 [01:25] anabain: sorry i don't have any interest in your query [01:26] anabain: "March 19, 2010", I'd say so. [01:26] daftykins, no problem, have a good week [01:27] nicomachus, yes, I read the date, but are these figures still valid? [01:27] /SET autocreate_own_query OFF [01:27] /SET autocreate_query_level DCCMSGS [01:27] /SET use_status_window OFF [01:27] /SET use_msgs_window ON === gbell1 is now known as gbell [01:28] lmao. sorry guys. trying some commands with irssi [01:29] no problem [01:29] accidents happen [01:29] rafael__: better use the server window for that. there are enough users who posted their passwords accidentally that way [01:30] rafael__: Testing settings best done in the status window . Particularly so when things do not go as expected . [01:30] I have a troubleshooting question regarding Xubuntu 14.04 I cannot get Ctrl + Shift + U to make a small u appear for me to type unicode characters. what configuration do i need? [01:30] you mean, like alt+1, right? [01:31] Also, which cli irc do you use? === truexfan81_ is now known as truexfan81 [01:38] i have a small vps, 1 cpu core, 1 gb ram, 20gb hdd, what ubuntu architecture should i use? [01:38] 32 vs 64 bit [01:38] i [01:38] WOAH [01:38] tornado-fan: 64 unless you have any reason to use 32 [01:39] I have 32 bit hardware [01:39] but i heard 64bit uses more cpu, ram, and hdd [01:39] true? [01:40] not sure. But I can think of more things you can't do with 32 than you can't with 64. [01:40] technically true. but you will not feel that as limiting as much as 32bit is limiting [01:41] ok thanks [01:41] 63bit then [01:41] i wish you a happy new year, and bye === TSS is now known as TheSilverSentine [01:49] hello, does Adobe Premiere work on Linux? is there anywhere to find out? [01:50] !appdb [01:50] The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help [01:50] i would highly doubt it. [01:50] head|office: hi [01:51] hmmmmm, what about windows VirtualBox? is that a lot slower? [01:52] yes. [01:52] for creative software it would be a waste of time [01:53] :( i really hate windows, but my friend i'm helping , really wants the best video editor [01:53] anyone got a sec to help with pptpd? [01:55] So is Playonlinux, the same compatibilty as WINE? [01:55] its just like a frontend? [01:56] why not use a linux video editor [01:57] k1l_: which one is as good as Adobe Premiere? that one is world class, it is used by professional photographers === skylake is now known as skylake00 [01:58] k1l_: what is the best video editor for linux? [01:58] openshot or kdenlive [01:58] this is for a friend, i am at his house right now, he just bought a nice Intel i7-6700 [01:58] or ask in #ubuntustudio since they are more focused on audio, photo and video [02:00] somethings both weird and wrong, i installed 15.10 and now every time I log in I have to run alsamixer to unmute it and if i run vlc video with the browser open x crashes, also the mic sounds horrible with noise on cheese video and skype [02:00] k1l_: thx [02:03] if i run export $PS1="xyz" will that save it permanently for all terminal emulators accessing bash command? or did i get the symbols wrong? === Guest81914 is now known as sUbMuNdO [02:09] k1l_: are adobe Premiere files compatible with Kdenlive or OPenshot? [02:10] proprietary expensive software and open source, doubt it [02:10] Anyone running 15.04 vanilla on a laptop and have a second to verify a bug/vulnerability? === step21 is now known as step21_ [02:12] nobody wants to say "yes, me" - just provide the detail up front so they can reply if they can, dokument. [02:13] Thanks. I was wrong anyway. Ubuntu 5.10. [02:13] wrong again! 15.10 :) [02:13] Open a terminal window and make sure it is selected/active. Then close your laptop lid to suspend your laptop. Open the laptop and immediately start typing lots of random letters. [02:13] Once login screen comes up, login then see if anything typed in the terminal window [02:14] I am able to enter/run commands in the terminal window without having to login [02:14] as long as a terminal window was active when going to sleep [02:15] that doesn't sound good [02:15] That's what I thought [02:16] very unlikely to be taken advantage of though :D [02:16] I suppose anyone can try it i suppose [02:16] Hi all, I got a question. I run Ubuntu 15.04 with gnome flashback (gnome 2 look, I think its metacity). But when running some apps on fullscreen, i.e. totem, VLC player, some games, and got some notification, for example from Skype, Pidgin, wifi..., the screen flickers. [02:17] daftykins, perhaps but the same vuln may allow hotkeys to be pressed meaning any command run as that user. Yes it requires physical access but still bad [02:18] what kind of hotkey? i mean no result can be viewed [02:18] hotkey to open a terminal and execute a command [02:18] Unless you count formatting a system as "viewing" [02:18] but that'd require sudo. [02:19] which'd trip up at password entry [02:20] unless they have a poorly configured system. Unlikely I know but we all know they exist. or a privileged terminal was left open [02:20] be a good test to see if sudo still times out [02:20] yeah all those are a stretch :) [02:20] but sure, file it [02:21] I just want to get confirmation that the same issue occurs on someone else's system before trying to submit a bug report or something [02:21] can't help you there, don't use it. [02:22] * tgm4883 reads backlog [02:23] dokument: do you have proprietary graphics drivers installed? [02:24] tgm4883, no. Just verified [02:24] interesting [02:24] dokument: so what do I need to do? [02:24] exit [02:25] I have a troubleshooting question regarding Xubuntu 14.04 I cannot get Ctrl + Shift + U to make a small u appear for me to type unicode characters. what configuration do i need? [02:25] Make a terminal window active/focused. Put the comptuer to sleep. Wait a second. Wake the computer and immediately start typing. Login at the prompt. see if any characters appear inthe terminal window [02:27] dokument: well apparently my laptop is 15.04 and i can't reproduce it [02:27] which reminds me that I need to upgrade [02:28] Matt_symes on the forums tried it with 16.04 using light locker and could not replicate it [02:28] tgm4883, thanks that is good to know [02:28] I'm upgrading to 15.10 now, but it will be some time [02:29] far too early days for a comment on xenial to be relevant, imo [02:30] my bootable usb created with unebootin is not booting, what could I be missing [02:30] checked md5 looks good [02:30] sw0rdfish any error messages or just nothing? are you sure you are booting from the thumbdrive and not something else [02:31] ignore it and use 'dd' to put the ISO onto the flash drive device direct instead [02:32] hey guys [02:33] hi [02:36] hello. I get this error when running "wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf": https://ptpb.pw/tmhf to find the configuration for my usb connected/tethered cell phone and was wondering how to set up wvdial, my phone, or whatever to get wvdial to pickup my phone === owl0 is now known as ___owl0 [02:42] what is a good daemon to run that monitors cpu usage? [02:44] I'm trying to get dm-crypt to load a key from a cifs server at boot. I think it's hanging because it's trying before the share is mounted. Is there a way I can ensure mounting of the share before attempting to retreive the key? [02:46] Don't understand what k= n >>c does in following code : http://pastebin.com/RDpwHLyS [02:47] RNeville, it's a bitwise operation that shifts the bits. [02:47] RNeville, looks like a decimal to binary converter to me. [02:48] oh [02:48] dokument i think it could be something that has to do with uefi or whatever [02:48] have to be changed in bios maybe [02:49] that's highly unlikely [02:50] devinmcelheran, what does line 16 in my link evaluate to , pls? [02:50] oh sorry, different issue. [02:50] its an old laptop [02:51] sorry devinmcelheran , posting in wrong channel [02:51] so sorry :( [02:51] RNeville, it's binary ANDing. 1 & 1 = 1, 0 & 1 = 0, 1 & 0 = 0, 0 & 0 = 0. Both must be 1 for the outcome to be true. The result is that it compares each binary digit to 1 and if it's a 1, it prints a 1. [02:51] sw0rdfish what makes you think that it is uefi related? [02:52] RNeville, no worries. [02:52] RNeville, you might want to try the C channel, I've found loads of help there. And if you haven't started using a book, grab one online, there's some freely avilable ones, or try C Primer Plus, that's what got me started. === ludza1 is now known as ludza [02:59] thx, again devinmcelheran [03:00] RNeville, not a problem. [03:00] Hello, how do I change the FQDN in ubuntu? [03:01] quantim: set it in /etc/hosts [03:02] and then reboot? That is it? [03:03] best show me how you edited so you don't brick your install, you can link me in a PM if you're worried about privacy [03:04] I am not worried, I am using a c9 account [03:05] second line should've been "127.0.1.1 host.blah.com host" anyway [03:06] is there a # for web design? [03:06] web design and website work etc [03:06] !alis [03:06] alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" . For more help or questions relating to alis, please join #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu or /msg alis list http [03:07] we are not a telephone directory [03:10] OneM_Industries: don't waste your time with AGP, they'll likely all be at legacy status now [03:10] Yeah, I know. [03:10] But less legacy than the builtin card on this box. [03:10] if you did you wouldn't be looking to do it (: [03:11] which is? [03:11] A VIA UniChrome KM400A. [03:11] oh wow that was the worst chipset in the history of hardware [03:11] * quantim [03:11] don't even bother. [03:11] As I said. [03:12] no, putting anything in that is a mistake :) [03:12] Why was it the worst chipset ever? [03:12] experience from when it was new. [03:12] Oh. [03:12] Lubuntu doesn't seem to mind it. [03:13] using a text editor the most demanding task thus far? :) [03:14] And will be. [03:14] ok i can't cringe enough for this topic :D [03:14] It is for my grandma. [03:14] I am refurbishing an old box of her's. Still. [03:15] total waste of time [03:15] (Yes, this is the one with the wonky SATA ports) [03:15] Well, it is fun to work on, so... [03:24] <_salami_> hey guys, im having problems setting up multiple gpus in ubuntu 15.10 [03:25] <_salami_> comp only recognizes one or two, but i cant check the second gpu card temp [03:25] <_salami_> i have 4 gpus in all [03:25] multiple of what kind? [03:25] <_salami_> 280x [03:25] <_salami_> amd [03:25] so two dual CPU cards in crossfire or? [03:25] *GPU [03:25] <_salami_> no not any crossfire, its a mining rig [03:26] so 2 x dual chip cards, or 4 cards? [03:26] wow i thought everyone moved on from that [03:26] <_salami_> 4 cards in their own pcie [03:26] <_salami_> no thats for bitcoin [03:26] <_salami_> there are currencies that still run based off gpu [03:26] hi [03:26] what are you doing to confirm ubuntu "recognising" them? [03:27] <_salami_> so yeah just 4 cards [03:27] <_salami_> um [03:27] +is [03:27] <_salami_> aticonfig --list-adapters [03:27] i'd think lspci spotting them would be a good opener :> [03:28] <_salami_> i tried that as well and it only displays one [03:28] <_salami_> at least i think thats what it displays [03:29] * daftykins squints [03:29] <_salami_> 08:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Tahiti XT [Radeon HD 7970/8970 OEM / R9 280X] [03:29] <_salami_> i would have 4 of these right [03:29] yeah so there should be multiple of those entries [03:29] <_salami_> only one [03:29] anyone pls help me regarding this... "du -hl" gives the size every folder and the file's inside the folder, How can I get the size of folders in current directory. [03:29] dmesg | pastebinit [03:30] rahuldev: du -h [03:31] daftykins, It's also giving me recursive list, I don't want recursive list, i only want to see current directory [03:31] "man du" and go nuts. [03:32] :) [03:32] <_salami_> would this be a hardware/mobo issue? === hypermist is now known as uberadmin === uberadmin is now known as uberadminer [03:33] not necessarily === uberadminer is now known as hypermist [03:33] _salami_: provide the output i asked for, install pastebinit and run "dmesg | pastebinit" [03:33] <_salami_> oh alright [03:36] <_salami_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14255168/ [03:39] _salami_: which graphics driver are you using with the primary? [03:39] <_salami_> fglrx [03:40] <_salami_> proprietary [03:40] <_salami_> i have x.org but its not enabled [03:41] ghetto sempron eh, hehe [03:41] <_salami_> yep [03:41] was this working previously then you upgraded? [03:41] <_salami_> no first time setting this up [03:42] LTS might make more sense [03:43] could be they don't like being in the slots as they are [03:43] try an "lspci -vvn | pastebinit" [03:44] <_salami_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14255255/ [03:45] <_salami_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14255273/ ran in sudo [03:46] _salami_: re-run with "lspci -vv" also ? [03:46] so same but drop the n [03:47] <_salami_> drop the n? [03:48] <_salami_> i ran "sudo lspci -vvn | pastebinit" [03:48] yeah i'm saying re-run without the 'n' [03:48] <_salami_> OH [03:48] <_salami_> im dumb [03:48] <_salami_> ok [03:48] <_salami_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/14255328/ [03:48] he llo people!!! [03:50] hello world [03:51] _salami_: hmm nope mystery to me, but i'm not sure that board likes the idea of all 4 in... i'd try from a live session to confirm (ideally of 14.04.3) - also if you updated that BIOS recently, be sure to load defaults again in case - and finally, try removing the last one - as apparently 3 are meant for graphics in crossfire configs then the fourth is only meant to run at 4x (though should work fine) [03:53] hey... is it normal that the screen resolution looks weird in the login screen? [03:53] when I login everything looks normal [03:53] I see weird edges etc in the login screen [03:54] I have a 23,6 inch monitor [03:54] I am using a 4k monitor how do I make the icons bigger on ubuntu [03:54] lazy8: click system settings -> monitors -> change the scale [03:55] <_salami_> will try, thanks for ur time dude [03:55] the login screen's background looks all messed up [03:55] Can anyone help? I need to install a package to an installation I can't boot. Anyone know how to do that from live USB key? [03:57] yes, chroot the install. [03:57] usb stick? [03:58] yes, usb stick. so two commands? one for chroot and one for apt-get install ? [03:58] Is 16gb good enough for ubuntu [03:59] lazy8: tonnes. [03:59] GoChargers: no [03:59] how about answering my question ? [04:00] GoChargers: http://karuppuswamy.com/wordpress/2010/06/02/how-to-chroot-to-ubuntu-using-live-cd-to-fix-grub-rescue-prompt/ [04:00] ilhami: with that attitude, not a chance [04:00] lol [04:01] however i'm leaving, cya [04:01] me too [04:01] bye [04:01] daftykins that's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you! [04:01] Hi, can someone help me solve this dpkg issue? http://dpaste.com/1F3T130 [04:03] have you tried googling it? [04:04] just boot from usb [04:07] ilhami: don't do that === Flutterb1t is now known as Flutterbat [04:12] sup [04:13] piousminion: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mpm-itk/+bug/1286882 has a work around, but since I know nothing about mtm-itk I can't tell you what other problematic side effects those commands might have. [04:13] Launchpad bug 1286882 in mpm-itk (Ubuntu) "libapache2-mpm-itk postinst failed" [Undecided,Confirmed] [04:15] tgm4883, do what? [04:17] Ilhami, generally we try to be helpful here, not just tell people to Google stuff [04:17] oh ok.. sometimes you just have to try yourself rather than asking.. it saves both parties some time hehe [04:23] give me op to this channel or i will ddos the entire network [04:23] hahaha [04:23] Pfft. [04:23] what a joke [04:23] lol [04:23] ddos if you want. who cares [04:23] lamigra, isn't it past your bedtime? [04:24] lamigra: freenode or canonical? [04:24] Zhyr: xD [04:24] hax0r l33t [04:25] you have 10 seconds to give me OP before i start shutting down the server [04:25] Go ahead. [04:25] See if we care. [04:25] 9..8...7..6..5..4..3..2...1. :O [04:26] false alarm :D [04:26] dont know if troll or just stoned [04:27] could be a combination [04:27] minitrue: hanging out with sand niggers ain't good for ya [04:28] Pfft. [04:29] still waiting for the DDoS attack.. did you notice anything? :P I don't. [04:29] maybe he ddos'd himself [04:30] i like his webpage :P http://62.212.72.168/ [04:30] :D [04:31] !ot | everyone [04:31] everyone: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [04:35] nicomachus: what was that for? [04:35] minitrue: I just came back to the screen and had to scroll back wayyy too far to find actual support chat. Keep it on-topic here. [04:37] any Python also works well for web, right? [04:37] ilhami: ask in #python [04:38] ooops. why did I ask here? that was an accident lol [04:38] sorry! [04:39] One other question if anyone can help. How can I get "dmraid -ay" to run as part of the grub config? Without it I get the initramfs prompt and have to run it manually. [04:40] GoChargers: add it to /etc/default/grub after "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=", then sudo update-grub [04:41] nicomachus: GoChargers I don't think that'll work, it's not a kernel command-line option [04:42]