[00:00] <New2Linux> even the inventor of algebra and algorithms is an Arab guy which is called algaorizmi الخوارزمي in Arabic
[00:01] <Jordan_U> !ot | New2Linux
[00:01] <bazhang> New2Linux, thats a great topic for the offtopic channel
[00:02] <New2Linux> I smell a joke :) there isn't a channel called (offtopic)
[00:02] <Jordan_U> New2Linux: #ubuntu-offtopic (not a joke)
[00:03] <New2Linux> Opps I'm sorry again I think it was
[00:03] <New2Linux> anyway I will join that channel
[00:03] <Jordan_U> New2Linux: No problem, miscommunication happens :)
[00:06] <New2Linux> Although I'm studying English at the university but I still unable to understand the westren culture I mean I can't understand the funny things and boring ones according to the westren poeple
[00:06] <cowboydodo> Hi guys, can I get an existing POSIX user into LDAP? I thought about adding a user in ldap with same username and uidNumber but I'm afraid to screw up my ldap, would that actually work that way?
[00:07] <bazhang> New2Linux, take the chat to the offtopic channel, #ubuntu-offtopic , this is support Only
[00:17] <RustyShackleford> going to install ubuntu
[00:17] <RustyShackleford> 15.10, or 16.04 beta 2?
[00:18] <RustyShackleford> its sooo close to releasing haha
[00:18] <dbrass> 4 days til it's officiallt launched
[00:18] <RustyShackleford> i could just wait four days...
[00:18] <\9> you'll need to upgrade to the released version anyway. with 15.10 you can actually get support in here in case you get problems
[00:19] <dbrass> does anybody know what is the upgrade policy on kernels for LTS versions? (Beside the enablement updates at point releases)
[00:19] <RustyShackleford> i've never done the upgrade
[00:19] <\9> and yeah, if you wait 4 days before installing you don't have to upgrade after installing at all
[00:19] <RustyShackleford> always reinstalled
[00:19] <RustyShackleford> does the upgrade usually go smoothly for you?
[00:19] <dbrass> currently 16.04 is based on kernel version 4.4.5
[00:19] <\9> usually yeah
[00:20] <RustyShackleford> usually lol
[00:20] <RustyShackleford> a long time ago I always read about problems with upgrading. So I just reinstalled
[00:20] <dbrass> as 4.4 is a LTS kernel branch do they upgrade to 4.4.6, 4.4.7 and so on or do they stick a 4.4.5 and backport some of the changes?
[00:20] <RustyShackleford> but that was a long time ago. I haven't been much into linux lately
[00:32] <MetaKD> hello
[00:33] <MetaKD> is anyone here familar with the command "rtcwake"
[00:33] <MetaKD> having trouble with the command
[00:33] <MetaKD> this is the one im using , sudo rtcwake -m no -l -t $(date +%s -d ‘tomorrow 06:30’)
[00:34] <MetaKD> but its not following through
[00:34] <MetaKD> is that the correct format?
[00:40] <MetaKD> anyone?
[01:02] <sulfasal> installed the russian lang pack, works fine but now when I, for example do %ls -l, the listing info is in cyrillic chars. How to fix?
[01:04] <sulfasal> even after I switch back to English
[01:06] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, ls -l from a terminal or from plain shell
[01:06] <sulfasal> terminal
[01:06]  * sulfasal goes and checks
[01:07] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, what you get w/ a:   " locale"
[01:07] <sulfasal> sorry, what's a: "locale"?
[01:08] <mattfly> any draftsight expert?
[01:08] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, just type that on term to check your laguage settings
[01:08] <sulfasal> k
[01:08] <mattfly> any draftsight expert?
[01:09] <mattfly> any good soul?
[01:09] <pro_waxer> well.. I like draft beer :)
[01:09] <mattfly> hm
[01:09] <pro_waxer> lots of draft beer
[01:09] <mattfly> Ok
[01:09] <pro_waxer> preferably plenty
[01:10] <sulfasal> pro_waxer: if a: is supposed to be the top of the list, it's LANG=en_CA.UTF-8
[01:12] <sulfasal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/15906503/
[01:13] <sulfasal> there's the whole locale command
[01:13] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, maybe your term settings arent right?
[01:14] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, I would check those settings: before the lang pack, then I would look them after lang pack, and see if there are diffs
[01:15] <sulfasal> pro_waxer: how do I check? This is 15.10
[01:18] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, 1st you must to identify it (xterm, rxvt... I dont know), and then you can search the docs for that
[01:19] <sulfasal> Doesn't say on the terminal, but it's the stock issue, came with the OS
[01:19] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, your locale setting is more complicated than what im use to: you have another alphabet involved
[01:21] <sulfasal> OK, under Sys Settings -> Lang support -> Regional Formats it's Russian. I changed it back to English, but I have to log out first.
[01:21]  * sulfasal outtahere!
[01:22] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, open one term open another and issue a ps - the 2nd line from bottom/up to above may tell something
[01:22] <pro_waxer> ok
[01:22] <pro_waxer> alright
[01:23] <nescobar> hi
[01:23] <sulfasal> pro_waxer: $ps - error: garbage option
[01:23] <pro_waxer> ps -a
[01:23] <nescobar> win
[01:23] <nescobar> hi
[01:24] <pro_waxer> nihau
[01:24] <pro_waxer> kung foooooooooooo
[01:24] <nescobar> hola alguien que sepa español
[01:24] <somsip> !sp | nescobar
[01:24] <mattfly>  yo hablo portunhol
[01:25] <somsip> !es | nescobar
[01:25] <mattfly> hm
[01:25] <pro_waxer> ubottu, yep, give'em som hell
[01:25] <pro_waxer> ubottu, yes you are
[01:25] <sulfasal> pro_waxer: 2nd line from bottom is '28839 pts/18 00:00:00 irssi'
[01:25] <pro_waxer> ubottu, no youre not
[01:25] <somsip> pro_waxer: enough now
[01:26] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, you oppened 2 terms?
[01:26] <New2Linux> Hi again
[01:26] <pro_waxer> nhihowwww
[01:26] <New2Linux> I think you remember me
[01:26] <somsip> New2Linux: just state your issue and someone will help you if they can
[01:27] <sulfasal> I've got four open
[01:27] <pro_waxer> sulfasal, but you must to be sure the one youll check for was the last -1 processe
[01:28]  * ebookclic < - www.ebooksclickbanks.tk - >
[01:28] <somsip> !spam | ebookclic
[01:28] <somsip> Not as much impact as I hoped for...
[01:29]  * sulfasal enuff outtahere!
[01:30] <New2Linux> I am the guy who was trying to compile this https://github.com/wolf9466/cpuminer-multi/archive/master.zip on his ubuntu 14.04 trusty and you've told me that it's not possible but I've asked one my Arab friends and he told that he was able to do that without installing ubuntu 12.04 and this is the proof http://imgur.com/6vgYghm it's screenshot from his ubuntu 14.04
[01:31] <New2Linux> and he installed the program without problems
[01:31] <zen-guy> hi how do i tell which audio server i have running ?
[01:31] <somsip> New2Linux: if you have an issue compiling non-supported software, your main option is to contact the author of the software. You will rarely get in depth support in here
[01:31] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, ps -A
[01:32] <zen-guy> thanks pro_waxer :)
[01:32] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, nope... its lsmod :)
[01:32] <zen-guy> heh kk ty :)
[01:32]  * pro_waxer is old school
[01:33] <New2Linux> I wonder it will be useful for others to share it
[01:33] <somsip> New2Linux: and the issues section of the github pages for that package would be a good, central place
[01:33] <New2Linux> Thanks
[01:34] <zen-guy> hmm so i'm running soundcore?
[01:34]  * zen-guy does a man lsmod
[01:35] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, err... its ps -a
[01:35] <pro_waxer> :)
[01:35] <somsip> zen-guy: http://askubuntu.com/questions/426983/how-can-i-tell-if-im-using-alsa-or-pulse-audio-by-default-switching-to-i3-wm
[01:35] <zen-guy> oh that gives me pid and tty
[01:35] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, but lsmod gives some extra details
[01:36] <zen-guy> oh ok :)
[01:36] <somsip> zen-guy: two commands on that page you can run
[01:36] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, no names?
[01:36] <zen-guy> no
[01:36] <zen-guy> pro_waxer no*
[01:36] <zen-guy> thanks somsip too :)
[01:37] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, ps -A ?
[01:37] <zen-guy> ps -a
[01:37] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, w/ capital A
[01:38] <zen-guy> well i'm on ubuntu and havn't changed anything so i have alsa and pulse, interesting they use both
[01:38] <zen-guy> kk :)
[01:38] <somsip> zen-guy: ditto
[01:38] <pro_waxer> uhhh..
[01:39] <pro_waxer> that maybe good since one is good for some tasks and the other for another..
[01:39] <pro_waxer> didnt know that
[01:39] <somsip> pro_waxer: I ran alsa only for a long time, but a recent upgrade to Skype required pulse
[01:39] <pro_waxer> somsip, no conlficts?
[01:40] <somsip> pro_waxer: it works, and I don't tend to mess with things that cause no problems
[01:40] <pro_waxer> zen-guy, youre telling youre running both at the same time?
[01:41] <n-iCe> what do you guys actually think about unity these days?
[01:42] <somsip> n-iCe: that's one for #ubuntu-offtopic - support only in here please
[01:43] <zen-guy> interesting, i wonder if installing different DE's changed the sound servers
[01:43] <pro_waxer> wheres that portunhol dude..
[01:43] <zen-guy> kubuntu-desktop, cinnamon, gnome
[01:45] <pro_waxer> cya guys
[01:56] <Zythyr_> Trying to install a LAMP server using this guide, https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu. I got it installed. But isntead of putting my files in the /var/www/html/ directory, how can I get it to be in my home directory
[02:07] <xubuntu191> when i install ubuntu and first login to the system after a couple of minuts it crashes x and the error messegs says something like "radeon stalling xxxx ms" someone know what it can be?
[02:07] <xubuntu191> i got a radeon 390x card
[02:09] <FManTropyx> Zythyr_: if you want the www directory to be in there (instead of ~username), change the DocumentRoot in etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
[02:10] <Zythyr_> FManTropyx I did that, but now when I go to http://ipaddress/index.html it says I don't have permission
[02:11] <FManTropyx> yes, you need to have your home directory accessible to www:www, which means o+r
[02:12] <Zythyr_> FManTropyx Sorry I am a noob. How can I do that?
[02:12] <FManTropyx> so basically chmod o+r -R /home/<username>
[02:12] <FManTropyx> or maybe it needs to be chmod -R o+r /home/<username>
[02:13] <FManTropyx> yeah, option first, then permissions
[02:15] <somsip> FManTropyx: nooooooo! Not safe
[02:16] <somsip> Zythyr_: read this - you only need to make one subdir in your home dir readable/writeable to www-data, not the whole thing http://askubuntu.com/questions/26848/permissions-issue-how-can-apache-access-files-in-my-home-directory
[02:16] <FManTropyx> for some reason the Ubuntu server I installed makes users' home directories readable by anyone by default...
[02:16] <Zythyr_> FManTropyx So I changed the DocumentRoot location to ~/www. Instead of doing chmod o+r -R ~/www, can I add www:www to the ownership or group?
[02:17] <UserUS> If I just save an iso of the partition my linux is on, is it the same as a backup?
[02:17] <FManTropyx> you need to specify an absolute path in DocumentRoot
[02:17] <UserUS> what is that?
[02:18] <FManTropyx> perhaps you can set your files to be owned by the group www and then set g+r instead
[02:18] <FManTropyx> but I chose to assume that you have a single user system :)
[02:18] <UserUS> mhm,
[02:19] <Zythyr_> Is the www:www or is it www-data
[02:20] <FManTropyx> I think apache2 runs as both user www and group www
[02:21] <ibrumfield> i cant connect to my win10 server with a shared drive, will not accept my login info. I have smb enabled on the win pc. i can see it in network just cant login. any ideas why?
[02:21] <UserUS> also, why does backup keep asking me to enter the encyption pass
[02:21] <UserUS> I hit remember passwird
[02:24] <Vert> @ibrunfield Make sure you are using the same NTLM version
[02:25] <Vert> @ibrumfield https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/smb.conf.5.html might be of some help to you. just look for "NTLM"
[02:26] <ibrumfield> @vert great, thanks
[02:26] <aclaudem> Please how I can disable the GNOME time screen that appears after the computer is idle? I already turned off lock screen. And I already tried No Disable Screen Shield extension, no good.
[02:27] <Vert> @aclaudem Let me know if this helps you out. You might also try using dconf-editor. https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/36256/how-do-i-disable-the-gnome-lock-screen/
[02:28] <aclaudem> I didn't see anything in dconf Vert
[02:28] <Zythyr_> FManTropyx I tried this method,but I am getting permission denied: http://askubuntu.com/a/64894
[02:28] <aclaudem> Already have screen lock off too Vert
[02:28] <Vert> @aclaudem try this one from that thread: gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.lockdown disable-lock-screen true
[02:29] <aclaudem> Vert already set that way :P
[02:29] <Vert> @aclaudem the last thing I have for you is this: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/517/caffeine/
[02:30] <aclaudem> Vert I want my screen to turn off if idle, though (to save power)
[02:31] <aclaudem> (It's not lock screen, it's the screensaver with the big clock. You have to press space or scroll up to make it go away. But I dont want it to appear in the first place)
[02:31] <Vert> Could you use Caffiene to disable that in Gnome/Mutter, but still keep the "turn display off" in power settings? I haven't used Caffiene before, but it sounds like the "disable auto-suspend" feature is optional
[02:32] <aclaudem> It's not suspend (I don't use suspend, doesn't work on my laptop). I want my screen to turn off when idle (not suspend)
[02:32] <aclaudem> I dont want to burn my screen :P
[02:32] <FManTropyx> Zythyr_: I don't know about that - simply making them available in the way I described should work
[02:33] <Vert> @aclaudem How about this? https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/672/disable-screen-shield/
[02:34] <Vert> Sounds like exactly what you're looking for as long as it works for your version, yes?
[02:34] <Vert> There are some patches down below in the comments on that page if you need to do something specific for your version.
[02:35] <aclaudem> Like I said I tried that one before. The screen still appears. But Ill check the patches
[02:40] <xaxxon> "connecting to us.archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.91.23)"... stuck at 0%
[02:40] <xaxxon> ooh
[02:40] <xaxxon> nm
[02:40] <xaxxon> it was just waiting for me to get on IRC
[02:40] <xaxxon> apparently
[02:40] <aclaudem> Thanks anyway Vert
[02:40] <aclaudem> :)
[02:46] <_Diskord> bash or zsh?
[02:51] <Zythyr_> Need help. I installed LAMP server using this method. HOw can I navitage to the webserver with the URL http://localhost instead of the IP. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu
[03:03] <xaxxon> Zythyr_, localhost is just 127.0.0.1
[03:04] <xaxxon> Zythyr_, did you bind apache to localhost?  or just an external IP address/
[03:04] <xaxxon> when you make a network program, you have to tell it what network interfaces to bind to - they don't just automatically bind to every network interface on your computer
[03:04] <xaxxon> so you can do things like only make a program visible on one side of a router, for example
[03:05] <xaxxon> Zythyr_, I don't know exactly, but it's going to be the "Listen" directive to apache, most likely
[03:09] <kisuke> anyone got a list of the depends for ia32-lib/ia32-libs-multiarch? or can point me at one?
[03:10] <Jordan_U> Zythyr_: Why are you using a guide from digitalocean? If you're using a digitalocean VPS then it is by definition not local, and it's not possible (in any reasonable way) to open a browser on the VPS. If your web server is on a remote machine, then trying to connect to it via localhost makes no sense.
[03:12] <kisuke> Jordan_U: x forwarding over SSH is a thing. usually moot though, VPS tend not to have a graphics card.
[03:12] <Zythyr_> xaxxon I didn't bind. But after reboot, when I type localhost or 127.0.0.1 it automatically goes to my websever with the ip address. so its worked1
[03:13] <Jordan_U> kisuke: Hence why I added "in any reasonable way" :)
[03:15] <kisuke> Jordan_U: you and i have a slightly diffrent version of reasonable.
[03:15] <xaxxon> Zythyr_, glad you got it working
[03:18] <dongforce> Ubuntu is faggish.  Debian is faggisher than ubuntu still
[03:18] <dongforce> LOL FAGGOT
[03:18] <dongforce> LOL FAGGOT
[03:18] <dongforce> LOL FAGGOT
[03:18] <dongforce> LOL FAGGOT
[03:22] <herman> real mature, dongforce.
[03:25] <NetUser> hii all
[03:25] <NetUser> anybody know about Skipjack Encryption ?
[03:28] <Rarda> isnt that the old nsa encryption
[03:28] <kisuke> Rarda: thats shipjack
[03:28] <Rarda> aw
[03:30] <kisuke> anyone know where I can get a depends list for an older package?
[03:30] <Rarda> what package?
[03:30] <kisuke> ubottu will demonstate why i need it.
[03:30] <kisuke> !info ia32-libs
[03:31] <kisuke> !info ia32-libs-multiarch
[03:31] <kisuke> Rarda, one of those two.
[03:31] <kisuke> makes no diffrence, they are the sam package.
[03:33] <Rarda> not sure but i will do some digging see if i can help out im bored anyways
[03:33] <kisuke> Rarda, if it helps, it existed in 12.xx and 13.xx
[03:42] <Guest59155> ok just installed Ubuntu on a mac mini
[03:42] <Guest67526> hmm
[03:43] <Guest59155> where to find better themes ?
[03:43] <leachim6> what types of themes...
[03:43] <Guest59155> looking for something more like Mint
[03:44] <leachim6> well if you want it to look like mint, I suggest installing Mate
[03:44] <leachim6> are you running ubuntu 15.10 or 16.04?
[03:44] <domino14> i have a digital ocean droplet thing, and i put PermitRootLogin to no in /etc/ssh/sshd_config, before i added my user to the sudoers group
[03:45] <domino14> am i screwed? how do i get in as root?
[03:45] <domino14> there has to be a way
[03:45] <domino14> ?
[03:45] <leachim6> no problemo, just go into the control panel and select your droplet
[03:45] <leachim6> then on the top right, select console
[03:45] <Guest59155> Ubuntu Studio
[03:45] <leachim6> this will allow you to get a shell on your box
[03:45] <domino14> leachim6: yeah but its' asking me to log in and i don't have a root password
[03:45] <domino14> i have an ssh key
[03:46] <leachim6> no worries my friend
[03:47] <django_> hey all
[03:48] <django_> anyone know if its possible to play crossfire (fps) on ubuntu
[03:48] <django_> (without VM/wine)
[03:48] <domino14> so any ideas?
[03:49] <kisuke> django_, nope, windows only, so wine or a VM.
[03:49] <leachim6> domino14: I messaged you, but I guess you didn't get it
[03:49] <kisuke> domino14, got a user account?
[03:51] <XdebugX> Qual a forma correta de usar o urlsnarf? Quando dou partida ele me retorna o terminal apenas.... estou executando como root e com a interface correta..... agradeço pela atenção
[03:51] <kisuke> XdebugX, espanol?
[03:52] <XdebugX> pt-br
[03:52] <XdebugX> brasileiro
[03:52] <leachim6> I think there's a channel for brazil
[03:52] <leachim6> semi-active
[03:52] <leachim6> lemme check
[03:52] <XdebugX> entendo um pouco de espanhol
[03:53] <kisuke> !portuguese > XdebugX
[03:53] <kisuke> right pipe for in channel, angle bracket for /msg.
[03:53] <leachim6> domino14: there is a #digitalocean channel that is active, you should come join us over there for DO specific questions
[03:54] <domino14> nice. thanks for al lyour help
[03:54] <domino14> will join
[03:54] <kisuke> !portuguese
[03:57] <kisuke> oh FFS, didnt synaptic used to have a list for recomends and suggested?
[03:57] <leachim6> attempting an upgrade or 14.04 to 16.04 on a fresh install, we'll see how this goes
[03:58] <kisuke> leachim6, cant go as bad as the time i lost power when i dist-upgraded fedora that one time.
[03:58] <leachim6> I think you win on that one
[03:58] <kisuke> > 10K packages borked.
[03:58] <leachim6> daaaaamn
[03:59] <leachim6> I hope that wasn't a production box
[03:59] <leachim6> but then again, I wouldn't use fedora for a production box
[03:59] <Unlock> Vie invite you to visit the open-source operating system http://www.cosos.cn/community/?fromuser=Vie
[03:59] <kisuke> if by prod you mean homelab laptop i was messing with? then yes.
[03:59] <leachim6> I want to build a homelab in my closet
[03:59] <leachim6> I have a 2BR with a free walk-in
[03:59] <leachim6> only issue is venting heat somehow
[04:00] <kisuke> leachim6, I'll settle for a decent nas box right now. mac mini is not cutting it, and i cant find a drive bigger than 2 TB for it.
[04:00] <leachim6> I'm running a raspberry pi clone with an old 500gb drive lol
[04:01] <nomic> a clone?  why a clone
[04:01] <leachim6> because it has a sata connection on it
[04:01] <nomic> you mean its faster than usb drive?
[04:01] <kisuke> oh nice, where did you source that?
[04:01] <leachim6> right
[04:01] <leachim6> Banana Pi
[04:01] <leachim6> same price as the rpi $35
[04:01] <kisuke> ah
[04:01] <nomic> is it as fast ast the raspberry pi 3?
[04:01] <leachim6> hmm, not certain
[04:02] <leachim6> I think the Pi3 is a better buy right now because of the wifi/bt
[04:02] <nomic> yeah -- integral
[04:02] <leachim6> however, USB2 is still a limiting factor for a NAS build
[04:02] <leachim6> also the banana pi has GB networking
[04:02] <leachim6> sata2 that runs at 3gbps
[04:02] <leachim6> so it's got a lot going for it
[04:02] <leachim6> I say, why not grab both haha
[04:02] <nomic> mate is great
[04:03] <nomic> for pi3
[04:03] <leachim6> I agree, I'm glad it was made
[04:03] <leachim6> gnome has lost their way a bit
[04:03] <leachim6> I use Unity at work, I got used to it
[04:03]  * nomic went up the wall for 2 days, trying to get nfs working on raspibian .. managed it
[04:03] <leachim6> it's just so much easier when constantly unplugging my laptop for a dock
[04:03] <nomic> then just installed mate -- was up and running in 15 minutes -- everything
[04:03] <nomic> everything works.
[04:03] <leachim6> why was it so hard to get NFS working?
[04:03] <xdzzz> gnome3 is so ugly... plasma is too buggy
[04:03] <leachim6> just throw a few directories in /etc/exports
[04:03] <nomic> because it does not work on raspibian right away
[04:04] <nomic> raspibian is like playing with fedora
[04:04] <leachim6> weird, I'm running raspian on the banana and NFS worked without an issue
[04:04] <kisuke> xdzzz, LXDE masterrace
[04:04] <xdzzz> lxde is a pain to setup, but i love it.
[04:04] <nomic> im not going to talk abouut it
[04:04] <xdzzz> aww yeah
[04:04] <HickorySmokedBac> Is there a channel for Ubuntu Phones ?
[04:04] <xdzzz> lxde is the shit
[04:04] <leachim6> that is a good question HickorySmokedBac
[04:04] <nomic> you're obviously an "expert2
[04:04] <kisuke> !phone
[04:04] <nomic> there aree issues with nfs
[04:04] <leachim6> haha, I am no expert, just wonderring why you had so many issues
[04:04] <nomic> vs a astandard ubuntu
[04:05] <kisuke> !phone | HickorySmokedBac
[04:05] <xdzzz> i think lubuntu will be shifting over to lxqt soon, right?
[04:05] <kisuke> wow, HOW DO I REMEMBER THESE, its been what, 7 years sence i was last active here?
[04:05] <xdzzz> it's a shame..., because i'm really starting to like openbox lol
[04:06]  * nomic plays an old jack lemmon film in HD On his pi3 while continuing to program
[04:06] <nomic> :)
[04:06] <nomic> these things are amazing .. amazing
[04:06] <nomic> the pc is dead. IMO
[04:07] <kisuke> nomic, its all PC. consoles can abstract it all away, but PC will always have backwards compatablilty.
[04:07] <nomic> in what way will an arm device not have "backward compatibility"
[04:07] <kisuke> for example, the old x-com games for dos? 2k released them on steam. they use dosbox.
[04:09] <nomic> worst mistake of my life was getting involved in pc development
[04:09] <kisuke> nomic, is java bytecode still supported?
[04:09] <leachim6> so upgrading to 16.04 broke my iptables
[04:09] <leachim6> module ip_tables not found
[04:09] <leachim6> any idea on a fix?
[04:09] <kisuke> leachim6, they moved to something...
[04:09] <kisuke> !iptables
[04:09] <kisuke> ^^
[04:13] <leachim6> this doesn't answer my question at all
[04:18] <leachim6> eh, I just restored back to 14.04, I'll wait until the bugs are worked out
[04:18] <leachim6> glad I took an image first
[04:18] <kisuke> leachim6, anything in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/ ?
[04:19] <kisuke> too late...
[04:20] <baba> ok
[04:21] <leachim6> kisuke: I'll probably try it again when I'm less sleepy
[04:21] <baba> that's ok
[04:22] <leachim6> I'm basically just going to wait until my VPS provider has it as an official image so I can do a fresh install
[04:22] <leachim6> which should be later this month
[04:23] <kisuke> leachim6, mind if i ask who that is?
[04:23] <leachim6> digital ocean
[04:30] <kisuke> leachim6, they have some nice tuts.
[04:30] <leachim6> been using them a couple years, no complaints
[04:30] <leachim6> $10/m for a 1gb ram/30gb disk
[04:31] <leachim6> $12 if you want weekly backups rotating for 4 weeks, which I do
[04:31] <razer_> hi guys
[04:31] <kisuke> leachim6, with vultr ATM, or was, but they've been nice to me.
[04:31] <leachim6> vultr is very similar, a friend just recommended me DO a few years ago and I never felt the need to switch off
[04:31] <leachim6> I just use it for irc and a few other things, hosting a few domains, nothing heavy
[04:32] <kisuke> leachim6, same here, might spin it up again for a bouncer and maybe joinmarket.
[04:32] <user7> 123233123
[04:32] <leachim6> kisuke: joinmarket?
[04:32] <user7> SUCK
[04:32] <kisuke> leachim6, bitcoin thing.
[04:32] <leachim6> ah
[04:33] <leachim6> user7: anything I can help you with?
[04:33] <leachim6> guess not
[04:35] <kisuke> hmm, trying to remember if ubottu has a <bang>ops...
[04:36] <somsip> kisuke: yes. yes it does
[04:37] <dax> it does. it's for emergencies.
[04:37] <kisuke> dax, was thinking if the troll earlier got worse.
[04:38] <dax> kisuke: then that or /join #ubuntu-ops works
[04:38] <kisuke> that was the channel!
[04:42] <lee_G750jm> hello all
[04:44] <devslash_> are these instructions correct as far as upgrading from 15.10 to 16.04 ?
[04:44] <devslash_> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes
[04:44] <janof> does the set group id (SGID) also transfer the parent directories file permssions? Or just group ownership?
[04:45] <lotuspsychje> devslash_: after final release its recommended to upgrade
[04:45] <devslash_> if i update now, wont i have almost nothing to update when its released on 4/21
[04:45] <lotuspsychje> !final | devslash_
[04:47] <devslash_> i did that but dont see anything that says that i am upgrading to 16.04
[04:47] <lotuspsychje> devslash_: until final release i would not recommend to upgrade, things can still break in this stage
[04:47] <lotuspsychje> devslash_: unless you want to help testing 16.04?
[04:49] <devslash_> isnt it going to be released on 4/21
[04:49] <devslash_> as far as the final release goes
[04:49] <lotuspsychje> devslash_: yes
[04:49] <lotuspsychje> devslash_: but if you want to upgrade now already, sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[04:50] <devslash_> since its so close to release, would it be mostly stable....'
[04:50] <lotuspsychje> devslash_: until final, things can break...
[04:50] <somsip> devslash_: questions about 16.04 should be asked in #ubuntu+1 even though it is only ~3 days away
[05:36] <Truman> How is everyone?
[05:37] <cpaelzer> Truman: tired :-)
[05:38] <cpaelzer> And that is true for all of the few people I met so far - so it is true for a small subset of everyone :-)
[05:59] <mnathani> fresh install of ubuntu 15.10 on vmware workstation - installed tools, however the screen does not adjust to fit guest in the window, instead I get a small display in the middle only
[06:02] <N3X15> Was nellymoser support disabled in ffmpeg in Ubuntu?
[06:04] <slurp> yo
[06:04] <maljazaeri> hello , i have little problem with apache2 , my problem is rewrite_mod is not working well as i want , i did on terminal a2enmod rewrite , then i saw it in phpinfo page , but htaccess still not work , thank you
[06:11] <Seveas> maljazaeri: .htaccess files only work if allowed, and of course there could be a bug in your rules :)
[06:14] <maljazaeri> ok how can i fix it
[06:14] <maljazaeri> i changes in conf file also
[06:15] <maljazaeri> i add this line also AllowOverride All
[06:18] <dellboy56> whats the latest wine version or a wine version that is compatible at running ms office 2010
[06:18] <dellboy56> im ran it once sucessfully before but i forgot what i used
[06:18] <dellboy56> using playonlinux displays some error
[06:24] <skweek> how do I set my resolution from the commandline?
[06:26] <Nyctophilia_> Hello, I have a problem with the tool expect under Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I want to automate ssh logins to some Sophos UTM Firewalls and evelate my rights directly after with "sudo su -" and the correct password. I don't have to worry about plain text passwords, because my script runs directly out of the KeePass URL field (doubleclick executes the script and fills it with the correct passwords via agrument/KeePass {Placeholder} behi
[06:26] <skweek> does anyone know how to set the resolution from the commandline?
[06:27] <Nyctophilia_> f this done, except for not having a remote-root shell, which is not executing any commands and "dropping the connection" back to my ubuntu system. So the command I'm trying to run remotely is not excecuting for 3-5 seconds and then gets suddenly executed on the ubuntu system. Without telling me what happened. What do I have to do, to have fully functioning remote-shell? Pastebin with the explained stuff happening: http://paste
[06:34] <jumcarry> hlw
[06:34] <Myrtti> Nyctophilia_: your lines are getting cut off
[06:36] <Nyctophilia_> Myrtti: what do you mean?
[06:38] <WoodyPC> What does all this mean???
[06:38] <WoodyPC> CRTC 63: trying mode 1280x720@60Hz with output at 1920x1080@30Hz (pass 0)
[06:38] <WoodyPC> CRTC 63: trying mode 1280x720@60Hz with output at 1920x1080@30Hz (pass 1)
[06:38] <WoodyPC> Trying modes for CRTC 64
[06:38] <WoodyPC> CRTC 64: trying mode 1280x720@60Hz with output at 1920x1080@30Hz (pass 0)
[06:38] <WoodyPC> CRTC 64: trying mode 1280x720@60Hz with output at 1920x1080@30Hz (pass 1)
[06:38] <Myrtti> Nyctophilia_: IRC has a maximum length in the messages and you're going over. "172601 <count> yeah, but if I can keep my traffic inside european jurisdiction on channels only happening  there ... ;)
[06:38] <Myrtti> " and "with the explained  stuff happening: http://paste
[06:38] <Myrtti> "
[06:39] <Nyctophilia_> oh, its not cutoff here
[06:39] <Nyctophilia_> sorry
[06:39] <Myrtti> ah
[06:39] <Nyctophilia_> wait a sec
[06:39] <Myrtti> sorry
[06:39] <Nyctophilia_> ill just paste it inside another pastebin
[06:39] <Myrtti> "agrument/KeePass {Placeholder} behi"
[06:40] <Nyctophilia_> Myrtti: http://pastebin.com/ih3Xs4nD
[06:40] <WoodyPC> my apologies
[06:40] <Myrtti> Nyctophilia_: instead of pastebin, have you considered asking your question in AskUbuntu? That way you actually have a chance of getting a reply both there *and* here
[06:41] <Nyctophilia_> no, not yet - but will do. thanks
[06:49] <foul_owl> What's the simplest monitoring tool you can think of? One that uses a web interface? Basically just want to check if a port is open for an ip address for about a dozen servers and that's it. Thanks!
[06:51] <Ben64> foul_owl: nmap
[06:51] <lickman> my name is likhwa
[06:51] <lickman> can i have a registration
[06:52] <foul_owl> nmap has a web interface? I thought it was just a cli tool
[06:52] <Ben64> it is, why does it need to have a web interface, just use nmap, it's easy and does what you want
[06:52] <Myrtti> lickman: registration for what?
[06:53] <lickman> registration code for linux mint community
[06:53] <auronandace> !mint | lickman
[06:54] <Myrtti> lickman: this channel is for Ubuntu, not Mint, and 'community' is quite a widely defined word, so it's hard to decipher what you want
[06:54] <jotterbot> hi there, might be one for ubuntu-server, but I am wondering if anyone has installed an instance of OpenCL on a headless server ? Specifically using AMD drivers ?
[06:54] <jotterbot> And must i have X installed ?
[06:55] <foul_owl> Hmm I suppose I could. And just use cron jobs or a bash script
[06:57] <kisuke> jotterbot: I dont see why you would need X installed for open CL.
[06:57] <jotterbot> kisuke: I don't see why either, I am just trying to find up to date information and struggling
[06:59] <jotterbot> I keep getting a segfault
[06:59] <jotterbot> no idea where to start to debug this
[07:07] <bittin> http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/98906/ubuntu-16-04-from-warty-to-wimpy-las-413/
[07:08] <MrTonny> hi there
[07:08] <bittin-_> hi
[07:08] <MrTonny> here am I, having some problems with booting((
[07:08] <bittin> :(
[07:09] <bittin-_> .
[07:09] <MrTonny> after boot it looks like my display is not turn on
[07:09] <MrTonny> I can't see login screen, but all the sound is played
[07:10] <MrTonny> if I press power button for moving to sleep mode and then wake it up
[07:10] <MrTonny> then it become ok
[07:10] <MrTonny> so, it is not regular "black screen after boot" problem, I guess)
[07:11] <Alagos> Hi. Anyone trying to use encfs with Dropbox?
[07:12] <MrTonny> So, can somebody help me with this please?
[07:12] <somsip> !nomodeset | MrTonny (just in case it is)
[07:13] <MrTonny> somsip, ubottu  - thanks, I'll try it
[07:35] <Nyctophilia_> Hi there, someone knows a solution to my SSH Problem? Thanks in advance! http://askubuntu.com/questions/758595/automating-ssh-login-gives-unresponsive-remote-shell-dropping-back-to-client-te
[07:36] <banana_> hey peeps
[07:36] <banana_> has anyone ever experienced and issue with application windows not rendering (blank) or showing a drop shadow only?
[07:37] <banana_> have my mates laptop here and decided to try and figure that out instead of blowing it away
[07:52] <DevAntoine> hi
[07:58] <Jamai> Hello, I'm running Ubuntu 15.10 and recently I upgraded my kernel from 4.2.0-16 to 4.2.0-35 and it doesn't boot. It keeps saying "Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while...". I tried unpacking both old and new initrd and comparing them using git-diff. The only difference was in "lib/firmware" and "lib/modules" (diff stats: http://pastebin.com/gbq4d38d). Also I have everything encrypted.
[07:58] <Jamai> (encrypted sda1 [mounted as /boot] + encrypted sda2 [mounted as /]). I run kernel with commands: "root=UUID=..uuid.. ro cryptdevice=/dev/sda2:sda2_crypt", I have keyfile, which unlocks both sda1 and sda2, inside both initrd and "target=sda2_crypt,source=UUID=..uuid..,key=/crypto_keyfile.bin,rootdev,keyscript=/lib/cryptsetup/scripts/cat,discard" inside "conf/conf.d/cryptroot".
[07:58] <Jamai> Has anyone any idea what could be wrong?
[07:59] <imetaleer> bazhang is a faggot
[07:59] <imetaleer> bazhang is a faggot
[07:59] <imetaleer> bazhang is a faggot
[07:59] <somsip> !ops
[07:59] <imetaleer> bazhang is a faggot
[07:59] <imetaleer> bazhang is a faggot
[08:06] <radio_> when i get a few things running my hdd light is constantly lit & system is very slow?
[08:07] <somsip> radio_: maybe a swap issue?
[08:08] <somsip> !swap | radio_
[08:09] <k1l> radio_: how much ram you got? can you run "free -m | nc termbin.com 9999" and show the link?
[08:10] <pan_> hello
[08:32] <Nyctophilia_> Hi there, anyone knows the problem with unresponsive SSH-shells when automating the password prompts? http://askubuntu.com/questions/758595/automating-ssh-login-gives-unresponsive-remote-shell-dropping-back-to-client-te
[08:34] <hellknight> how is ubuntu support on Asus UX series laptops?
[08:34] <hellknight> The ones with Core M processors
[08:36] <aleksandar_> is it ubuntu mate good for beginners?
[08:38] <k1l> aleksandar_: every ubuntu is good for beginners :)  but you still need to learn that some things have changed
[08:43] <hellknight> ?quit
[08:46] <Jamai> only 3 more days ... :3c
[09:13] <radio_> fallocate: swapfile: fallocate failed: Operation not supported
[09:13] <radio_> i'm trying to create swap?
[09:14] <Sova> Hello guys
[09:16] <Sova> Hello
[09:16] <Sova> Some one here?
[09:16] <k1l> Sova: yes. just ask
[09:17] <radio_> i tried to create a swap file & terminal returned fallocate: swapfile: fallocate failed: Operation not supported
[09:17] <k1l> radio_: what was the command?
[09:19] <popey> radio_: are you creating a swapfile in a location you don't have permission for? (does it need sudo?)
[09:19] <radio_> sudo fallocate -l 1G /swapfile
[09:22]  * popey notes radio_ has gone but bets it's a VPS he doesn't have rights to modify / on
[09:22] <Sova> Some one have experience with creating a GTK3 Theme? You can find my problem here http://askubuntu.com/questions/757703/how-to-change-what-images-dash-use-in-a-gtk-theme
[09:27] <Sova> Guys I want to check in a directory in which file there is code that uses an specific image, so I can edit that file. I am trying this grep -nrwi YosembianceGray/ -e "*close_dash_prelight.svg"
[09:27] <Sova> but It didn't find anything
[09:27] <Sova> And I know that somewhere there is code that uses this image
[09:27] <somsip> Sova: no * needed
[09:27] <somsip> Sova: grep inir dash_prelight ./
[09:27] <somsip> _nir ...
[09:29] <Raze_Exile_021> Hi
[09:33] <Sova> Hmm still didn't find it ....
[09:33] <Sova> it showed me only the location of the image it self
[09:40] <ocram> !ciao
[09:40] <k1l> ocram: still no warez here
[09:57] <Light_> I manually changed my password for my user account on 12.04
[09:57] <Light_> And then I couldn't boot in it just returns to my login screen because my home drive was encrypted
[09:58] <ocram> ciao
[09:58] <Light_> so how do I unencrypt my ~home drive??
[09:58] <ikonia> Light_: depends on how you encypted it - do you still have the key ?
[09:58] <Light_> I think I know what it is
[09:59] <Light_> what's the command
[09:59] <ikonia> do you still have the key file
[09:59] <Light_> I did on command line passwd newpassword
[09:59] <Light_> I think so where would I find that?
[10:00] <ikonia> is it just home or your full drive thats encypted
[10:00] <ikonia> you may want to have a look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2244896
[10:00] <xsdfdfsa> hi i wrote into a pendrive from a ufs system a different os
[10:00] <xsdfdfsa> and ubuntu cant even mount it or recognize it
[10:02] <ikonia> xsdfdfsa: is the ufs kernel module loaded to enable that file system support
[10:02] <xsdfdfsa> if that's the generic behavior then yes
[10:02] <xsdfdfsa> default
[10:03] <ikonia> no it' snot
[10:03] <ikonia> it looks like UFS isn't even in the linux kernel
[10:03] <ikonia> I assume this has come from an old solaris box
[10:04] <ikonia> try to modprobe ufs see if ubuntu ships with it
[10:04] <ikonia> looking at other distros they don't build the module any more
[10:04] <xsdfdfsa> ported to linux ?
[10:04] <xsdfdfsa> it works ! thanks
[10:04] <ikonia> perfect, ubuntu ships the module
[10:07] <Ascavasaion> Hello there.  Can someone direct me to a textbased sound mixer... ALSA is ringing a bell.  Where I can set base, treble, volume, etc.  Thank you.
[10:10] <brainwash> Ascavasaion: try alsamixer
[10:10] <Ascavasaion> brainwash, Aaaah, so it was Alsa... thank you so so much
[10:17] <anes_> Friends, I edit 3 config files in /home folder i.e .bashrc,.profile, .bash_profile ... but still i see some other variables in echo $PATH , how to find which file it came?
[10:17] <anes_> i got path error
[10:18] <Ben64> anes_: explain what you're trying to do and what exactly you did
[10:19] <asar> hello guys
[10:19] <asar> i have a question
[10:20] <brainwash> !ask
[10:21] <anes_> Ben64: When I try to create apk i got error as
[10:21] <anes_> Error: Failed to find 'ANDROID_HOME' environment variable. Try setting setting it manually. Failed to find 'android' command in your 'PATH'. Try update your 'PATH' to include path to valid SDK directory.
[10:21] <anes_> i try echo $PATH
[10:21] <anes_> Ben64: I get duplicate path which will not exist
[10:22] <asar> i have ubuntu 15.10 installed on my virtual machine with this specs(core 2 quad, 4gb ram and ATI graphics card 512mb) but it still lags. acn anyone help me?
[10:24] <ikonia> asar: is it slow to do anything or just visually slow
[10:24] <Light_> ikonia this is the pastebin https://www.google.com/url?q=http://pastebin.com/CApBYLU5&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwiY9eOI_JfMAhXoloMKHezkDP8QFggFMAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHGMxokAaQdJ4CdvsAt429BrdJ96g
[10:24] <Dirkos> How can i increase the server ulimit (open files) permanently
[10:25] <asar> ikonia its visually slow
[10:25] <ikonia> Light_: pastebin for what
[10:25] <de-facto_> anes_ you might want to read about https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnvironmentVariables
[10:25] <Light_> I do know the pass phrase for the encrypted home
[10:25] <ikonia> asar: so if it's just visually slow, rather than slow processing / working, it's most likley your video card "drivers" are either not compatible fully or working properly with your card
[10:26] <asar> ikonia for instance when i try to minimize something it takes time to minimize
[10:26] <ikonia> Light_: thats great
[10:26] <ikonia> asar: so that is normally incorrect/incompatible video card drivers for your card
[10:26] <ikonia> asar: it's most likley either failing to use them correctly or falling back to "vesa" (slow generic drivers) because it can't use the ati ones with your ard
[10:26] <Light_> what I think I need to do is connect it back with the keyring or something
[10:26] <asar> ikonia so theres no fix for that?
[10:27] <Light_> I didn't use GUI to change password I used command line passwd user
[10:27] <Light_> I think that was the mistake
[10:27] <ikonia> asar: depends - check the version of the drivers you are using against support for your card
[10:27] <ikonia> asar: look at the xorg log to see if you can get an idea of what's happening with your display server
[10:29] <asar> ikonia canyou give me a link to that
[10:29] <ikonia> link to what ?
[10:30] <asar> xorg
[10:30] <ikonia> asar: it's in /var/log
[10:31] <Light_> ikonia now that I know the passphrase how do I get it to boot up with that user and see the encrypted files
[10:31] <Light_> I believe it's keyring problem
[10:31] <Light_> not sure though
[10:31] <ikonia> Light_: did you check the link I sent you
[10:31] <ikonia> that seemed to walk you through pretty much exactly what you wanted
[10:32] <Light_> yes did you take a look at the command line pastebin.com I sent you ^--
[10:33] <ikonia> no
[10:34] <Light_> http://pastebin.com/CApBYLU5&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwiY9eOI_JfMAhXoloMKHezkDP8QFggFMAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHGMxokAaQdJ4CdvsAt429BrdJ96g
[10:34] <ikonia> why do I need to see that ?
[10:35] <Light_> it's not readable I think I need to make them normal readable files and haven't figured it out yet
[10:36] <Light_> that's the out put the pastebin of what I did on the command line
[10:36] <Light_> I think it's a keyring problem
[10:36] <ikonia> if it can't read the key - it won't be able to unlock it
[10:37] <Skizu> Do crontabs run as root?
[10:38] <ikonia> they run as the user you tell them to
[10:38] <ikonia> a cron can run as any user
[10:38] <Skizu> Is there a way I would run a cron which needs elevated permissions?
[10:39] <popey> you could run it as root.
[10:39] <popey> sudo chroot -e
[10:39] <ikonia> Skizu: if you run cron under the root crontab it will run as root
[10:39] <Light_> ikonia, I'm running as root what's the command to unecrypted files or add or change the keyring
[10:39] <ikonia> Skizu: you can also change the sudo rules for that non-privileged user, to be able to execute that command passwordless
[10:39] <Skizu> I'd like to know the user for audit
[10:39] <ikonia> Light_: doesn't it say in the guide
[10:40] <Light_> no but maybe in man pages
[10:40] <ikonia> Skizu: setup a sudo rule for that user/cron, that it will get audited/logged that the user exected the command as root then
[10:40] <Skizu> ikonia: Thanks
[10:40] <Skizu> Should I make it so that user isn't loggin-able ?
[10:41] <ikonia> Light_: the commands are in the guide I gave you
[10:41] <ikonia> Skizu: that up to you,
[10:41] <ikonia> Skizu: really depends on the situation
[10:42] <Skizu> ikonia: Okay I'll think about it more, thanks man
[10:43] <pakezonite> Anyone here can help me with a lvm problem related to thin volumes?
[10:48] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[10:52] <radio_> i'm up to the stage of making my swap file permanent. how do i save & exit at the end?
[10:53] <radio_> i presume i use terminal to make my swap file permanent?
[10:54] <de-facto> radio_ its the entry in /etc/fstab to use a swap file on next reboot too http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-create-add-swap-file/
[10:56] <jumcarry> jumlaty here i have problem with mysql
[10:59] <MagePsycho> anyone using #tmux here?
[10:59] <radio_> how do i save & exit?
[10:59] <MagePsycho> I am unable to copy paste from tmux terminal
[11:00] <pakezonite> In Trusty (14.04) newly created lvm thinpool gets corrupted :"Check of thin pool vg_backups/backup_thinpool failed (status:1). Manual repair required (thin_dump --repair /dev/mapper/vg_backups-backup_thinpool_tmeta"
[11:00] <radio_> enter just doensnt seem to do the trick
[11:01] <pakezonite> Running the manual repair gives: read failed
[11:04] <de-facto> radio_ yes those commands are to be run in a terminal, for editing files you enter something like "sudo nano /etc/fstab [ENTER]" then edit it,  [Ctrl] + O to save it [Ctrl] + X to exit nano
[11:13] <Aditya> hi i need some help with my onboard wifi
[11:13] <dotcom> That is good to hear
[11:13] <Aditya> I was trying to install airmon ng etc and that messed up my wifi
[11:13] <dotcom> Are you a robot?
[11:13] <Aditya> i do not want to reinstall ubuntu
[11:17] <radio_> i'm trying to make my swap file permanent
[11:17] <radio_> how do i save the file
[11:17] <radio_> ?
[11:18] <dotcom> where are you from?
[11:18] <ubuntu-mate> hi
[11:18] <Aditya> dotcom who are you talking to?
[11:18] <k1l> dotcom: this channel is only for ubuntu support. please look into the !guidelines if you are unsure what the purpose of this channel is
[11:18] <ubuntu-mate> is ubuntu mate better than xubutu ?
[11:18] <k1l> ubuntu-mate: test both and decide yourself :)
[11:19] <ubuntu-mate> yes ive tested both :)
[11:19] <dotcom> where are you from?
[11:19] <ubuntu-mate> i cannot decide x)
[11:19] <ubuntu-mate> so give me your opinion
[11:19] <Aditya> nevermind guys fixed it :)
[11:19] <k1l> ubuntu-mate: then we cant help you :)  if you ask 2 users you get 3 opinions :)
[11:19] <radio_> i've got the etc/fstab file open & i've added the last line. how do i save & exit
[11:20] <ubuntu-mate> radio you have to be root to save it
[11:20] <ubuntu-mate> did you opened the file as root ?
[11:20] <radio_> i don't no how?
[11:20] <ubuntu-mate> open a terminal
[11:20] <ubuntu-mate> and wirte
[11:21] <ubuntu-mate> sudo nameofyoureditor /etc/fstab
[11:21] <ubuntu-mate> for example if you use gedit to edit the file so rite :
[11:21] <dotcom> I'm not incredibly fond of Java.
[11:21] <ubuntu-mate> sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[11:21] <ubuntu-mate> and then add the line you want to, and do Ctrl + S to save and quit
[11:22] <ubuntu-mate> so guys, give me your opinion about ubuntu mate and xubuntu :D
[11:24] <brainwash> give both a try
[11:24] <radio_> what's the name of my editor?
[11:24] <ubuntu-mate_> ive tried oth :)
[11:24] <ubuntu-mate_> both*
[11:24] <ubuntu-mate_> but i cant decide...
[11:24] <ubuntu-mate_> i need your opinions
[11:24] <k1l> ubuntu-mate_: then ask in #ubuntu-offtopic since that is not a technical issue :)
[11:25] <ubuntu-mate_> ok
[11:25] <radio_> what's the name of my editor?
[11:33] <dario_> does this work? (I just tried to send a message to another channel, and failed)
[11:34] <radio_> i'm logged in as root. still can/'t save?
[11:37] <radio_> i'm trying to make my swapfile permanent
[11:37] <radio_> how do i save the /etc/fstab file?
[11:37] <`z> radio_: sudo nano /etc/fstab
[11:37] <`z> Make your changes, then Ctrl-O to save it.
[11:38] <radio_> someon3 else said ctrl + s
[11:38] <`z> It depends on which editor you use (In my example, it's nano).
[11:39] <radio_> terminal is an editor?
[11:40] <`z> There are many console-based editors, and nano is just one of them.
[11:41] <scam> vim,vi,nano, about 40 more cli editors
[11:42] <almark> joe
[11:42] <almark> the editor ;)
[11:43] <radio_> how do i login as root?
[11:43] <almark> sudo -s
[11:44] <`z> radio_: Just type "sudo nano /etc/fstab" in the terminal. It will prompt for your password.
[11:45] <radio_> i seem to be doing everything except save & close. how do i do  that?
[11:45] <`z> radio_: First of all, you used my command, right?
[11:45] <`z> (As I don't know which editor you are using, or if you are doing it correctly)
[11:46] <radio_> i pressed ctrl + O . it said wrote 15 lines
[11:46] <`z> radio_: Okay, hit Ctrl-X to exit the editor.
[11:47] <`z> Then "sudo swapon -a" to enable the swapfile (If you haven't done that already).
[11:47] <ub_ubuntu> so whats new in Ubuntu 16.04
[11:47] <radio_> ctrl x didn't exit the editor
[11:47] <radio_> i clicked the X
[11:47] <radio_> & closed it
[11:48] <radio_> if i type free -m
[11:48] <radio_> i get 1 gb to use as swapfile
[11:48] <radio_> that's how much i wan
[11:48] <radio_> t
[11:49] <`z> So, problem solved, right? :D
[11:49] <radio_> i wan't to make it permanent
[11:49] <`z> You can try rebooting and check if the swapfile gets automatically enabled.
[11:49] <radio_> it doesn
[11:49] <radio_> t
[11:50] <`z> radio_: Please "cat /etc/fstab", then paste the output onto http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[11:51] <radio_> how do i save the /etc/fstab file?
[11:52] <radio_> do i need to have root privileges
[11:52] <BluesKaj> radio_, yes
[11:52] <BluesKaj> or user permissions at least
[11:53] <BluesKaj> radio_,^
[11:53] <`z> radio_: Okay, let's do it again. You open the terminal, type "sudo gedit /etc/fstab", and enter your password. It should bring up a familiar graphical editor.
[11:54] <captainfantastic> I can't get my wireless keyboard working on Ubuntu whereas I worked perfectly with Fedora. Anyone experienced this?
[11:55] <`z> radio_: ... then append the line you have, and hit Ctrl-S to save the file. Click on the X to close the Window.
[11:55] <scam> captainfantastic, need some more info. brand, type of wireless ?
[11:56] <pakezonite> In Trusty (14.04) newly created lvm thinpool gets corrupted :"Check of thin pool vg_backups/backup_thinpool failed (status:1). Manual repair required (thin_dump --repair /dev/mapper/vg_backups-backup_thinpool_tmeta"
[11:56] <pakezonite> Running the manual repair gives: read failed
[11:58] <pakezonite> Actually, this problem only occurs if the PV is bigger than 2T -very strange... On Centos 7 it works, but on Ubuntu it fails and the thinpool gets corrupted.
[11:59] <pakezonite> Can this be a bug in lvm on Trusty?
[12:00] <captainfantastic> scam: how do you see that?
[12:08] <carpediembaby> Hello, I am trying to establish a nested ssh connection by following this post: http://serverfault.com/questions/37629/how-do-i-do-multihop-scp-transfers .But it doesn't seem to work. I want to connect to server C through B while sitting on server A. The problem I am facing right now is that I have different usernames on all three machines. I tried
[12:08] <carpediembaby>  providing Username in the .ssh/config but it doesn't work.
[12:10] <carpediembaby> Ah nevermind. Found the solution. I could directly provide the username in the hostname
[12:11] <quandry> How do I get Ubuntu to detect a printer I have on the network
[12:18] <quandry> Never mind.. I guess my tech skills were up to par >.> .. i have to add it in as a network printer, and I guessed on the i.p. address..
[12:18] <quandry> Thanks again guys :(
[12:18] <quandry> real helpful
[12:22] <mikhael_k33hl> I'm using the network-manager-strongswan package, but it it appears that the latest version is not in the repo yet(thus no PSK support on GUI), so I manually added it to /etc/ipsec.secrets, how do I configure the connection to connect to it with a username and password too?
[12:25] <Qwertie> Should this bug be set back to new from incomplete because I found a driver that fixes the problem? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1550905
[12:36] <hentaianiki> hi
[12:38] <hentaianiki> yy
[12:38] <hentaianiki> y
[12:38] <hentaianiki> y
[12:38] <hentaianiki> y
[12:38] <hentaianiki> y
[13:05] <mikhael_k33hl> I'm trying to manually install network-manager-strongswan from source, but when I configure it, it says No package 'dbus-glib-1' found
[13:08] <scam> mikhael_k33hl, install that package first then
[13:08] <scam> its depending on that file.
[13:08] <mikhael_k33hl> scam, I did
[13:10] <scam> 15
[13:10] <scam> down vote
[13:10] <scam> accepted
[13:10] <scam> Presumably this is an error from a configure script?
[13:10] <scam> The error is referring to pkg-config package files. These do not correspond one-to-one with Ubuntu/Debian package names (since they are not Debian or Ubuntu specific).
[13:10] <scam> In this particular case, the dbus-1.pc file is found in the libdbus-1-dev Ubuntu package, and dbus-glib-1.pc is found in the libdbus-glib-1-dev Ubuntu package. Installing those two should satisfy the dependencies of that configure script check.
[13:11] <scam> mikhael_k33hl, try any of this yet? http://askubuntu.com/questions/62115/how-to-install-libraries
[13:25] <arca_vorago> upgraded to 16.04, lightdm no longer autostarts, but once I do "sudo systemctl start lightdm" and log in all is well. Suggested course of action?
[13:25] <k1l> arca_vorago: #ubuntu+1 for 16.04 issues
[13:26] <arca_vorago> Much obliged
[13:27] <kd`> hello good day, i bought a wifi nano dongle but cannot get the drivers to load for ubuntu, is there an easy way to do this?
[13:30] <BluesKaj> kd`, is it listed with lsusb in the terminal?
[13:30] <kd`> BluesKaj yes when i do lusb it is there
[13:30] <BluesKaj> and which wifi chip is it ?
[13:31] <kd`> i think it said Ralink but the supplier says its a mtk chip
[13:33] <sandbox_> hello
[13:35] <codephobic> hi
[13:35] <sandbox_> good
[13:35] <sandbox_> good
[13:35] <sandbox_> good
[13:38] <codephobic> how do I add write/execute/delete permission for my user, to a folder which needs to have www-data as owner (chown -R www-data:myusergroup folder1)?
[13:38] <BluesKaj> kd`, apparently the mtk chip uses the ralink driver, http://superuser.com/questions/738096/how-to-install-mediatek-mt7610u-rt2860-driver
[13:41] <sandbox_> hello
[13:41] <sandbox_> good
[13:41] <Gambit15> Hey guys
[13:42] <Gambit15> What's the deal with adding virtual interfaces to the interfaces config?
[13:43] <Gambit15> I'd got "auto eth0:1" etc in my config, but when the server rebooted, it complained that there were multiple configs for eth0
[13:44] <Gambit15> Above each config, I had "auto eth0", "auto eth0:1", etc, etc
[13:49] <Tie21> Hi!
[13:49] <the_last_one> hello
[13:49] <nas> hi
[13:50] <Tie21> I have some trouble with the installation of a Ubuntu server on a hp probook
[13:50] <Jhuanx> hello
[13:50] <Guest5239> Hello
[13:50] <Jhuanx> what do you doing?
[13:51] <kd`> thanks BluesKaj
[13:51] <the_last_one> at work
[13:51] <Tie21> The installation is complete but when I reboot it display "No bootable image was found, notebook will be shutdown"
[13:52] <BluesKaj> kd`, hope it works for you.
[13:53] <kd`> BluesKaj i have to try when i get home though, been battling for days
[13:54] <Jhuanx> anyone channel for friendly?
[13:55] <graps> Hi
[13:56] <graps> Has anybody here been able to "resuscitate" an Ubuntu Linux partition from a Win 7/Ubuntu Linux dual-boot partition, where only the Win 7 partition was reformatted ?
[13:57] <guest> graps: did you install Windows, and now you've lost the boot menu?
[13:57] <ThePendulum> 'lo
[13:57] <guest> graps: but the partition is still there?
[13:57] <guest> graps: If so, boot from a live USB or CD
[13:57] <graps> guest: Yes
[13:58] <ThePendulum> I installed Skype and compizconfig on Ubuntu 15.10, but they're not showing up in the unity panel; can I 'refresh' that somehow?
[13:58] <graps> guest: I'm running the live DVD now
[13:59] <Guest31284> Hello...
[13:59] <the_last_one> helllo
[13:59] <Tie21> hello
[13:59] <the_last_one> how can I help you?
[13:59] <Guest31284> It's me
[14:01] <graps> guest: Do I edit the grub file, and restart, or is there something else I need to do ?
[14:01] <Tie21> I can't boot on Ubuntu after the installation with an HP ProBook
[14:04] <guest> graps: run this
[14:05] <guest> graps: sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[14:05] <guest> graps: assuming /dev/sda is your hard drive, which if you only have 1, it is.
[14:05] <graps> guest: Okay, running that instruction now
[14:07] <graps> guest: I got a grub-install error: failed to get canonical path of '/cow'.
[14:07] <guest> Can you put the whole error output on http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[14:07] <graps> guest: Yes. Hold please
[14:10] <graps> guest: paste.ubuntu.com/15913496/
[14:10] <arca_vorago> Whats the best greeter to use? (mostly using ubuntu desktop, but switch to i3/awesome/xmonad sometimes
[14:11] <EriC^^> arca_vorago: lightdm is nice
[14:12] <scam> graps, df -h
[14:12] <arca_vorago> sorry meant to say which of the lightdm greeters, webkit vs gtk
[14:14] <Gambit15> I asked a question a couple of minutes ago, but I then lost my connection, so apologies if anyone's already answered
[14:14] <Gambit15> What's the deal with adding virtual interfaces to the interfaces config?
[14:14] <Gambit15> I'd got "auto eth0:1" etc in my config, but when the server rebooted, it complained that there were multiple configs for eth0
[14:14] <Gambit15> Above each config, I had "auto eth0", "auto eth0:1", etc, etc
[14:15] <graps> scam: df -h shows only the live DVD partitions
[14:21] <guest> OK graps do this please
[14:21] <Tie21> no one have already had "No bootable image found, notebook will be shutdown" after installing Ubuntu on a new HP Laptop
[14:21] <guest> sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:21] <guest> sudo grub-install --rot-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[14:21] <guest> root-directory not rot-directory
[14:22] <graps> guest: Okay, typing them out
[14:24] <graps> Okay, Installation finished. No error reported.
[14:24] <guest> OK now you can reboot
[14:25] <guest> And your grub menu will be back
[14:25] <graps> guest: Okay, I'll reboot and go from there. Thanks, guest !
[14:26]  * scam crosses your fingers :) 
[14:30] <guest> "I'll be back"
[14:31] <guest> forever the pessimist
[14:33] <graps> Hi again all
[14:34] <graps> guest: I think /dev/sda1 wasn't the right partition. I got the grub> prompt
[14:35] <guest> did you do grub-install /dev/sda1
[14:35] <guest> I told you to do grub-install /dev/sda
[14:35] <graps> guest: Okay. I can do that now
[14:35] <guest> wait
[14:35] <guest> Can you pastebin the output of
[14:36] <guest> sudo fdisk -l
[14:37] <graps> guest: http://paste.ubuntu.com/15913881/
[14:38] <guest> Wow that is... a lot of partitions
[14:38] <guest> You need to find which one of /dev/sdaX is your ubuntu partition, or your /boot partition if you had a separate one
[14:39] <guest> Then do those steps again:
[14:39] <guest> mount /dev/sdaX /mnt
[14:39] <graps> guest: Yep, I was trying to go for diversification :)
[14:39] <guest> grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[14:40] <guest> What are they all? Different distros?
[14:40] <graps> guest: They're actually separate partitions, one for /boot, one for /usr, etc.
[14:41] <graps> guest: Maybe I should minimize the set ?
[14:41] <llutz> graps: are you mounting /usr ro?
[14:42] <guest> you shoukld
[14:42] <guest> you should not do that lol
[14:42] <graps> llutz: Not intentionally
[14:42] <llutz> graps: so why separate /usr then?
[14:42] <guest> You gain nothing from having those in separate partitions on the same disk
[14:42] <guest> I can maybe understand having /home on a different drive
[14:42] <guest> you just gain headaches
[14:43] <graps> llutz: :) Okay, I'll delete some of them
[14:43] <guest> YOu can't just delete some of them
[14:43] <guest> Without copying their contents to the root partition
[14:43] <guest> If it ws me I'd nuke that mess from orbit and reinstall CLEAN
[14:43] <graps> guest: I've backed the data up
[14:44] <gagalicious> i want to disable ram for testing low memory conditions. what's the "safe" way to do so in a production server? also how do i re-enable the ram?
[14:45] <guest> gagalicious: http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/99435/43227
[14:45] <graps> guest: So, I'll reinstall Ubuntu and get rid of the separate partitions
[14:47] <guest> You don't have to, but it might be easier
[14:47] <guest> Also the bonus would be that reinstalling Ubuntu would install Grub for you :P
[14:47] <graps> Thanks guest ! Back to the reinstall I go
[14:47] <guest> enjoy
[14:51] <Tie21> No one can help with my problem of "No Bootable Image found" ?
[14:52] <EriC^^> Tie21: what are you trying to do?
[14:53] <guest> That isn't an error I recognise from Ubuntu... could it be trying to boot from some HP recovery partition?
[14:53] <gagalicious> i want to disable ram for testing low memory conditions. what's the "safe" way to do so in a production server? also how do i re-enable the ram?
[14:53] <guest> gagalicious: "stress" is a workload generator that simulates cpu/mem/io/hdd stress on POSIX systems. http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/99435/43227
[14:53] <Tie21> EriC^^, I try to install an Ubuntu server over a windows
[14:54] <EriC^^> Tie21: ok so you're trying to boot a live usb?
[14:55] <Tie21> No no install worked well
[14:55] <Tie21> it's after that
[14:56] <Tie21> It's an ubuntu server *
[14:57] <Jordan_U_> Tie21: UEFI or BIOS?
[14:58] <Tie21> UEFI
[14:59] <Tie21> when I press F9 the option Boot From EFI File allow me to boot on my ubuntu server
[15:00] <Jordan_U_> Tie21: Please pastebin the output of "sudo efibootmgr".
[15:00] <Tie21> okay
[15:01] <Tie21> Ohh in fact I do not need pastebin
[15:01] <Tie21> only 2 lines
[15:01] <Tie21> BootCurrent: 0000
[15:02] <Tie21> Timeout: 0 seconds
[15:03] <Jordan_U_> Tie21: Run "sudo grub-install" then "efibootmgr" again.
[15:04] <Tie21> boot0000* ubuntu
[15:04] <Jordan_U_> Tie21: OK, Reboot and see if the entry is still there after rebooting.
[15:04] <Tie21> ok
[15:05] <Tie21> there one more option in the F9 menu called ubuntu
[15:06] <Tie21> F9 menu is the boot options menu
[15:08] <Tie21> the entry is still here
[15:09] <gaofeng> amaze
[15:09] <gaofeng> anyone can see me?
[15:09] <Tie21> yup
[15:10] <BluesKaj> can you see your text, Tie21?
[15:10] <Tie21> My text?
[15:11] <BluesKaj> obviously
[15:11] <Tie21> Sorry I don't understand what you mean
[15:12] <BluesKaj> nebermind
[15:12] <BluesKaj> nevermind even
[15:12] <Tie21> ok
[15:12] <MonkeyDust> i can't see anyone of you
[15:13] <BluesKaj> me neither , MonkeyDust , but I can read your text ;-)
[15:14] <Tie21> Ohhh some IRC's problemes?
[15:14] <BluesKaj> jk
[15:14] <Tie21> Ohh damn, i'm a bit tired ^^
[15:21] <ice9> any solution for the kswapd0 high cpu usage?
[15:27] <g3ngar> hi everyone
[15:32] <g3ngar> can i ask here a question or there's a channel for that?
[15:32] <duwang> hey guys, so I was messing around with apt-get and was installing random packages, and I guess one of them was incompatible with my system and now whenever I boot all I see is a blank black screen. Any tips?
[15:34] <Walex> duwang: most likely it is just not starting the X server. Switch to a text console, use "recovrery mode"
[15:34] <Walex> ice9: don't overload memory...
[15:35] <duwang> Ah, I'll look into that. Thank you!
[15:35] <ice9> Walex: it's not overloaded, there is half of ram free and lots of cached memory too, it's a known bug!
[15:36] <g3ngar> i've installed ubuntu 16.04 beta2 on my notebook because i needed 4.4 kernel version, when 16.04 will be released i can upgrade directly from the beta?
[15:37] <genii> g3ngar: The regular updates will just up it to the 16.04 release version afterwards
[15:38] <g3ngar> perfect, thank you
[15:47] <courage> hello
[15:57] <mhall> I've got a coworker setting up a new Ubuntu system. Since Xenial is only a week away, I wanted to check if you can safely install the beta or some other RC version and use do-release-upgrade or dist-upgrade to get it to the final release when it gets finished here soon. Does it work correctly if you do that?
[15:59] <genii> mhall: If you're on Xenial before official release, no need for do-release-upgrade. The regular updates will bring it from beta to release
[15:59] <nacc> !final | mhall
[16:00] <mhall> Sweet, thanks guys! I figured dist-upgrade would be OK as I used Debian since '97 but I just wanted to make sure there wasn't any secret sauce going on w/ 16.04
[16:03] <mustmodify___> Can someone help me to diagnose this unmet dependencies issue? I know what it says but I don't know why. https://gist.github.com/mustmodify/d1e6164bcd31527ea6d29e1bcba4ca7e
[16:07] <ThePendulum> 'lo
[16:07] <blydro> @mustmodify what version of ubuntu are you running
[16:07] <ThePendulum> Did GNOME Terminal get more color since 15.10 or did I miss that the entire time I was using it in 14.04?
[16:08] <nacc> mustmodify___: the version mentioned for sqlite3 is not in the archives?
[16:08] <nacc> mustmodify___: are you on precise and using a PPA?
[16:10] <elGALL0> is there an app that can watch ~/Downloads  and move torrent files based on url the file was downloaded from?
[16:11] <elGALL0> such as *.torrent (from movie tracker) to /path/to/movie/watch/folder
[16:11] <elGALL0> such as *.torrent (from tv tracker) to /path/to/TV/watch/folder
[16:11] <elGALL0> such as *.torrent (from music tracker) to /path/to/music/watch/folder etc..
[16:11] <ThePendulum> I think we got the gist m8
[16:11] <davido_> Files themselves don't have metadata describing whence they came before residing on the filesystem.
[16:12] <ThePendulum> the torrent does though, I reckon?
[16:12]  * elGALL0 facepalm
[16:12] <ThePendulum> but you'd need to do some interfacing with the torrent client
[16:12] <elGALL0> returning to OS X is looking better and better everyday
[16:12] <blydro> scripting time
[16:13] <ThePendulum> elGALL0: what does that have to do with anything?
[16:13] <blydro> wait you got a system that crazy to work with osx?
[16:14] <ThePendulum> I have nothing against OS X but you reached conclusion before we even said anything
[16:14] <davido_> Preconceived notions die hard.
[16:14] <elGALL0> downloaded files in OS X have metadata, the systme I had for 10+ years. theres an app that can see the URL a file (torrent) downloaded from and follow a rule to sort into a different folder
[16:15] <mustmodify___> blydro: 13.04
[16:15] <mustmodify> switched nicks
[16:15] <elGALL0> on ubuntu for r(u)torrent
[16:15] <nacc> mustmodify___: *13*.04 ? that's eol and not supported any longer
[16:15] <mustmodify> nacc: PPA?
[16:15] <nacc> mustmodify: --^
[16:16] <blydro> mustmodify: whatever ppa you're grabbing sqlite from doesn't support 13.04
[16:16] <CRz_> hi, anyone here?
[16:16] <mustmodify> blydro: ah, thanks.
[16:16] <ako> hi
[16:16] <mustmodify> nacc: his answer was much more helpful.
[16:16] <mustmodify> :P
[16:16] <MonkeyDust> elGALL0  use whatever system suits you best
[16:16] <nacc> mustmodify: you really don't want to be on 13.04
[16:16] <elGALL0> just all the stuff I HAVE to do to get ubuntu working is more effort than everything just "works" on OS X. dont have to mess with fstab to get drives to automount
[16:16] <nacc> mustmodify: it's not being updated any longer ...
[16:16] <elGALL0> don't have to set permissions for apps to access files on drives
[16:17] <elGALL0> etc etc
[16:17] <CRz_> ...first time I'm using this app.... I see now that I', not quite alone here... :-p
[16:17] <elGALL0> ubuntu would be fine if it were mose user friendly
[16:17] <MonkeyDust> elGALL0  what brings you here? if you don't like ubuntu, you're free to not use it
[16:17] <davido_> I think we've diverged from the topic of support.
[16:17] <elGALL0> and nothing against you. just that having to mess with all these apps and some devs are douches
[16:18] <Pici> elGALL0: such discussion is not welcome in our channels.
[16:18] <elGALL0> sorry for taking out frustraions on you guys.
[16:18] <CRz_> I would like to learn to do unattened installations of Ubuntu, anyone have time to assist me...?
[16:18] <MonkeyDust> elGALL0  you're the one who sounds frustrated, we're happy with ubuntu, thank you for asking
[16:19] <elGALL0> jsut in other channels I ask for help and get told to use google or check the forum, which i'd already done and the reason im on IRC.
[16:19] <elGALL0> out MY frustrations*
[16:19] <MonkeyDust> elGALL0  we get it, now take it elsewhere, this is the support channel
[16:20] <elGALL0> ok so with scripting, does anyone have any ideas on where to get started if the *.torrent doesnt have any metadata?
[16:20] <blydro> elGALL0: scrape the file and look for a unique string
[16:21] <elGALL0> bear in mind I'm a 5 weeks in with ubuntu, as a server not a daily,
[16:21] <elGALL0> how do I scrape? all i've done is look at properties?
[16:21] <blydro> well open up the file
[16:21] <blydro> and look at the tracker info
[16:22] <blydro> and use that to determine what tracker it came from
[16:23] <elGALL0> if I open it with gedit the URL info I would normally use in OS X is there, how would i tell ubuntu to "open *.torrent with gedit if url contains [movie tracker name] move here" etc for tv and music?
[16:24] <nacc> elGALL0: i did a quick google and fwiw, macosx stores the "wherefrom" attribute as an xattr; i wonder if you could script the torrent program you use to do something similar, like a post-download hook
[16:24] <nacc> elGALL0: oh it's in the file itself?
[16:24] <blydro> elGALL0: you could use a bash script or a python script or really any type of script
[16:25] <elGALL0> rewind,
[16:25] <mcphail> Can you move the piracy discussion to another network please?
[16:25] <elGALL0> <--- no clue how to script
[16:25] <MonkeyDust> elGALL0  say OS X once more
[16:25] <elGALL0>  i can run python scripts if they;re preconfigured, but i mess that up half the time
[16:26] <madwizard> I think this doesn't belong to Ubuntu channel, rather to scripting channels?
[16:26] <madwizard> Pick bash or pyton or perl
[16:27] <CRz_> From what I read the kikstart app is able to get the locally install packages/ppa... but I only see one Kubuntu desktop... So um, what might I be doing wrong...?
[16:27] <elGALL0> ok i'll try python thanks
[16:28] <sruli> how can i install ubuntu 14.04 mini in uefi? or is there 16.04 beta mini in uefi available?
[16:31] <nacc> CRz_: you mean preseed/kickstart?
[16:33] <CRz_> nacc: Yeah... or not sure.... I want to PXE it from PXE linux and add some extra ppa's and remove some apps I never use... And get GUI for install location (want manual control of that)...
[16:33] <nacc> CRz_: so, to be clear, not unattended?
[16:34] <nacc> CRz_: so yeah, i think you want to look into preseeding, and specify the bits in your preseed file that provide the pre-defined things you know about, whatever you don't preseed will get prompted for
[16:34] <CRz_> Yes, but not the install path.... the rest unattened.... :-)
[16:34] <nacc> CRz_: you might consider using an installation server tool, like cobbler (there are others, i'm just most familiar with cobbler)
[16:36] <CRz_> That would be fine too... at the moment I have Windows 2008r2 setup.... with PXE Linux ontop...
[16:36] <CRz_> Do you know of any other provitioning tools?
[16:39] <CRz_> But the kikstart app, how does one use that... think there is someting wrong with the one thats available at Ubuntu launchpad... most likely I'm doing something wrong... doesnt hurt to ask... :-)
[16:39] <nacc> CRz_: there is no "kickstart" app
[16:40] <nacc> CRz_: kickstart is a specification (sort of) for syntax for an autoinstall file
[16:40] <nacc> CRz_: it's mostly supported on ubuntu, but some thigns still need to be preseeded
[16:40] <OneM_Industries> So.. I may have made a derp.. I accidentally saved a file to a system directory, and now I can't find it. I don't remember where I saved it, and it is not showing up in any of my searches.
[16:40] <CRz_> I meant the system-config-kikstart...
[16:41] <nacc> CRz_: that's for creating kickstart files, afaict
[16:41] <nacc> CRz_: i have no idea about it, sorry
[16:42] <OneM_Industries> Is there some other way to try and find it?
[16:42] <nacc> OneM_Industries: do you know what the file's name is?
[16:43] <OneM_Industries> ..you are going to hate me. "Passwords.odt"
[16:43] <CRz_> nacc: ok... I'm able to start livecd over pxe... all I need is to add a kikstart cfg...
[16:43] <OneM_Industries> Already searched for that, and it is not showing up.
[16:43] <nacc> OneM_Industries: try `locate Passwords.odt`
[16:44] <OneM_Industries> Thank you!
[16:44] <OneM_Industries> Now to figure out why it went to "/lib/firmware/intel/intel/Passwords.odt"
[16:44] <jungleman> is us.archive.ubuntu.com down?
[16:45] <nacc> CRz_: did you take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KickstartCompatibility?
[16:45] <jungleman> I can't use apt-get because it wont respond. I pinged the server and it seems to be responsive.
[16:45] <akik> OneM_Industries: /lib/firmware/intel is owned by root. it's not so easy to accidentally save there
[16:45] <nacc> CRz_: you will almost certainly need to use some preseed if you want everything but the install path to be pre-specified
[16:46] <OneM_Industries> akik: I didn't even open it for a while, is the thing.
[16:46] <jungleman> Anyone?
[16:46] <akik> OneM_Industries: here's the find command example "find / -name Passwords.odt"
[16:46] <OneM_Industries> It just suddenly isn't in my normal spot for it.
[16:46] <MonkeyDust> jungleman  what's the outcome of   cat /etc/issue
[16:47] <jungleman> MonkeyDust: Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS \n \l
[16:47] <OneM_Industries> akik: Nice, I will keep that in mid as well.
[16:49] <jungleman> MonkeyDust:  Any ideas?
[16:50] <andreas_> Hello! I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.04 on my lenovo x1 carbon, but after the install had finished it only boots into win
[16:50] <Guest62383> windows
[16:51] <cryptomonk> greetings
[16:51] <cryptomonk> When is 16.04 LTS coming out?
[16:51] <CRz_> nacc: The link you sent... I come across it during googling awile ago....
[16:51] <Guest62383>  Hello! I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.04 on my lenovo x1 carbon, but after the install had finished it only boots into windows. I have disabled secure boot.
[16:51] <cryptomonk> I thought it was already out
[16:51] <Pici> cryptomonk: april 21st
[16:51] <cryptomonk> !16.04
[16:51] <akik> OneM_Industries: here's a more general one find / -iname "*foo*"
[16:51] <CRz_> nacc: Do you know if there will be new utils from this on the new release?
[16:51] <cryptomonk> oh man 3 days, I'll just wait then
[16:52] <cryptomonk> about to roll out some server and really didnt want to use 14.04 when 16 is so close
[16:52] <cryptomonk> thanks!
[16:52] <OneM_Industries> OOH! 3 days to new version!
[16:52] <OneM_Industries> Time to back up all the things!
[16:52] <nacc> CRz_: sorry, new utils for what exactly?
[16:53] <anunnaki> has someone working hiden wiki links : thx
[16:53] <CRz_> ncc: unattened installations ofcourse.. :-)
[16:54] <quandry> Is it possible to wipe the bios out when installing Ubuntu?
[16:54] <anunnaki> I think not
[16:54] <akik> quandry: don't wipe your bios
[16:54] <quandry> Why not
[16:55] <akik> quandry: your computer might be unusable after that
[16:55] <quandry> I think I got infected by a buddy -.-
[16:55] <quandry> Bios is a tricky infection..
[16:55] <nacc> CRz_: ok, so to do unattended installations, you need a pxe server (which you say you have) and a preseed or kickstart file. For preseed files, you can use https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cobbler/Preseed for a full NQA example. For kickstart, you should, I guess, use the utility you found?
[16:56] <quandry> It's based on where he used to work, so while it's a suspicion, it's definitely something he could do. I could care less if I wasn't going to use the device, but I am, so I want it wiped if I can.
[16:56] <quandry> is that impossible?
[16:57] <quandry> Okay, rephrase.. What are methods I could use to deal with this if I install Ubuntu?
[17:00] <MonkeyDust> quandry  wipe what?
[17:00] <quandry> I don't know how else to phrase it other than wiping out a potential bios virus..
[17:00] <quandry> It's an issue that manufacturers have pledged to update their bios' to prevent..
[17:01] <quandry> Anyway, if you know I'd be grateful for assistance.. i know that messing with the bios is trouble, but during installation, the bios is what handles the load of things
[17:01] <MonkeyDust> quandry  and how is that ubuntu related?
[17:01] <quandry> Is there anything I can do?
[17:01] <quandry> Because I'm going to install the OS that's why
[17:01] <quandry> ._.
[17:01] <quandry> I think I've mentioned that multiple times
[17:02] <quandry> Installers have options for partitioning and other things
[17:02] <MonkeyDust> yes, so does ubuntu
[17:02] <quandry> I was curious if there were tools during or after the OS install that I could utilize to further purge any influence
[17:03] <ter500> hi guys. I have a problem with my external driver. I've connected to a widnows terminal and after that to the ubuntu one and get an error: Error mounting : Command-line `mount -t "ntfs" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid,uid=1000,gid=1000,dmask=0077,fmask=0177" "/dev/sdc1" "/media/slack/Unix"' exited with non-zero exit status 13: $MFTMirr does not match $MFT (record 0). Failed to mount '/dev/sdc1': Input/output error NTFS is either inconsistent, or there is a hardwa
[17:03] <quandry> Monkey, i was talking about the Ubuntu Linux installation
[17:03] <nacc> quandry: i think the problem is, if the bios is infected already, there is not much the OS can do to avoid that infection?
[17:03] <quandry> Well, actually I'm asking you that question
[17:03] <quandry> I don't mind using Ubuntu rather than the OS I'm currently using
[17:04] <quandry> Will it solve my issue though?
[17:05] <nacc> quandry: right, sorry, should have been a statement (it was, just masked as a question)
[17:05] <quandry> So, it can't do anything then
[17:05] <nacc> quandry: the OS relies on the BIOS to be somewhat trusted and consistent, aiui
[17:05] <nacc> quandry: well, you need to get your BIOS in order :)
[17:05] <quandry> How..
[17:05] <quandry> I'm currently on another system that has Ubuntu installed
[17:06] <nacc> not sure, i wonder if reflashing it would help -- it might depend on the nature of the BIOS infection
[17:06] <pumice> is there something I can do to stop abiword from malfunctioning? the cursor jumps around alot, the page margins change without touching them, and text disappears from page without touching that either? any ideas?
[17:06] <MonkeyDust> quandry  bios questions are not for this channel
[17:06] <nacc> pumice: does it only happen with abiword?
[17:06] <quandry> Monkey get lost
[17:06] <MonkeyDust> quandry  and stay polite
[17:06] <CRz_> nacc: I think that's abit to much... My linux/ubuntu knowledge is lacking.... Would have been nice with a gui to play around with in the beginning. Shall do some more research in to thirdparty provisioning tools instead....
[17:06] <pumice> it does, I had open office and that was bad too
[17:06] <quandry> Don't shoo people that are seeking help away.
[17:07] <CRz_> nacc: That's for you help! :-)
[17:07] <nacc> quandry: MonkeyDust is probably right, though, fixing your BIOS isn't really ontopic for the channel (which is about ubuntu support) -- you might try ##linux
[17:07] <quandry> My question is intrinsically related to Ubuntu as it's the installation I'm currently contemplated
[17:07] <pumice> wait
[17:07] <quandry> contemplating*
[17:07] <pumice> it happens with writing mail in g mail
[17:07] <quandry> If there are tools or methods that people might have a feeling would work, then they'd mention it.. if not the appropriate answer is "don't know, sorry"
[17:07] <jkdaiiiea982> hi guys
[17:08] <nacc> CRz_: installation is (ime) not gui driven; if you're trying to automate installations, you need quite a bit of knowledge ahead of time
[17:08] <quandry> not.. You're in the wrong place "leave" masked with it's not an appropriate topic
[17:08] <jkdaiiiea982> maybe i've done an error with ssh
[17:08] <quandry> Anyway, thanks for the input you've given me
[17:08] <quandry> i appreciate it
[17:08] <nacc> pumice: so i'd expect it to be something else than abiword then :) -- is it your touchpad possibly going crazy (i have that sometimes when my wrist or palm hits it) if a laptop
[17:08] <jkdaiiiea982> where can i see all the terminal commands i 've done? thanks
[17:09] <pumice> it happens using a pc with regular keyboard
[17:09] <MonkeyDust> jkdaiiiea982  in ~/.bash_history
[17:09] <pumice> I thought it was my keyboard or mouse, so I changed them both
[17:10] <Kurogane> Hello, how i can get ask me again config of the package? i tried to apt-get purge but when install again the package not show again to config a clean and i see "Selecting previously unselected package" ?
[17:10] <pumice> I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty)
[17:12] <CRz_> nacc: Yeah... its a learning curv, not quite there yet...  know some but... things are best learned the hard way as they say!
[17:12] <nacc> Kurogane: dpkg-reconfigure `package name`, maybe?
[17:12] <nacc> CRz_: sure, i'm around on #cobbler too, if you have questions for that
[17:12] <jkdaiiiea982> hi MonkeyDust , i've opened it, but there are the last
[17:13] <nacc> pumice: does it happen in general (clicks)? anything look odd in `dmesg` output?
[17:14] <jkdaiiiea982> MonkeyDust,  the terminal is opened, i must close it?
[17:14] <CRz_> nacc: thx, is #cobbler on the same network as this channel?
[17:14] <pumice> it does, yes, im not sure what "dmesg" is?
[17:14] <Kurogane> nacc, not, i want ask me again as never installed the package
[17:14] <MonkeyDust> jkdaiiiea982  less ./bash_history ... how many 'last' commands does it show
[17:15] <MonkeyDust> jkdaiiiea982  less ~/.bash_history ... how many 'last' commands does it show    <-- correction
[17:15] <jkdaiiiea982> MonkeyDust, i've closed the terminal, now they are
[17:16] <jkdaiiiea982> MonkeyDust,  not all :(
[17:17] <nacc> CRz_: yep
[17:18] <CRz_> ok :-)
[17:18] <MonkeyDust> jkdaiiiea982  ok, open a terminal window and type   less ~/.bash_history
[17:18] <nacc> pumice: ok, so i'd expect something might be up with interrupt processing (possibly) or something else more general ... are you uptodate on 14.04? have you tried, by any chance, the latest HWE stack (if able)?
[17:19] <nacc> Kurogane: sorry, not understanding -- you installed once (with some configuration), purged, installed again and it didn't prompt for configuration. Is that correct?
[17:19] <Kurogane> nacc, yes
[17:19] <jkdaiiiea982> done MonkeyDust
[17:20] <jkdaiiiea982> it works
[17:20] <MonkeyDust> jkdaiiiea982  great, you can now scroll up and down ... hit q to quit
[17:21] <jkdaiiiea982> MonkeyDust, do u know ssh commands? i've problem to copy directory in remote raspberrypi
[17:22] <pumice> I believe it is current with update, but I do have a red exclamation point in my tray saying update info is out of date yet the computer software updater says everything is current, i was thinking similar ideas,
[17:22] <jkdaiiiea982> i don't find the directory i've copied in it MonkeyDust
[17:22] <MonkeyDust> jkdaiiiea982  i know ssh commands, but not raspberrypi
[17:22] <pumice> what is HWE stack?
[17:23] <MonkeyDust> !hwe
[17:25] <lmat> What does canonical use to do video conferencing? And "instant messages", etc.?
[17:26] <Rarda> looking for some help...anyone have a little extra time to help me work though a issue
[17:26] <lmat> I'm tired of using Microsoft Windows for this, and not knowing a viable alternative.
[17:26] <lmat> Rarda: don't ask to ask ;-)
[17:26] <Rarda> lolz
[17:26] <lmat> Rarda: I know it's a pain to type it out only to find that nobody helps, but I don't think anyone will commit to help you like that.
[17:27] <Rarda> well i deleted windows 10 off my laptop last night (thank god) and i installed ubuntu 14.04.4 on my laptop and for some reason it randomly logs me out and closes my programs
[17:27] <citizenruin> i will take one for the team rarda
[17:27] <citizenruin> whats going on
[17:27] <Rarda> its almost like it is rebooting but not all the way just goes to the log in screen
[17:27] <citizenruin> your not typing sudo shutdown now GTFO in terminal are you?
[17:27] <Rarda> lol no
[17:28] <kakoonia> im trying to compile a minterm version of bitchx on my ubuntu and i have a process feed of hival.c on the main logging mainstream window, do someone know what is an ifc error, i got the comm pack on to version 7, do i need to upgrade the source code of the epi, while i got the latest bitchx version. need i bitchx forum?
[17:28] <Rarda> and it is not my display settings i have it set so it does not shut off the screen
[17:28] <citizenruin> i got you dude
[17:28] <citizenruin> go to system settting
[17:29] <citizenruin> there should be a privacy tab there
[17:29] <citizenruin> click that
[17:29] <lmat> citizenruin: sudo journalctl -k -b 0
[17:29] <lmat> Rarda: sudo journalctl -k -b 0
[17:29] <lmat> citizenruin: meant that for Rarda ;-)
[17:29] <citizenruin> sudo journalctl -k -b 0 from lmat will work also
[17:30] <UbuntuDude> I don't know which buttons I accidently pressed while editing /etc/hosts and now it's seems everything is gone!!
[17:30] <UbuntuDude> File /etc/hosts is being edited (by root with nano 2.4.2, PID 11230); continue?
[17:30] <UbuntuDude> that is what I get when I try to open the file again
[17:30] <nacc> Kurogane: and `dpkg-reconfigure pkgname` didn't do what you want?
[17:30] <citizenruin> kill 11230
[17:31] <UbuntuDude> I tried Yes and it worked
[17:31] <UbuntuDude> thanks citizenruin
[17:31] <pumice> ill try updating every which way possible
[17:32] <citizenruin> lol wait you typed yes?
[17:32] <citizenruin> or you typed kill?
[17:32] <UbuntuDude> is it possible to run another X from another tty while the current is already running?
[17:33] <Kurogane> nac, not as do what i want but i not want that, i not want to run dpkg-reconfigure i just want as clean package i never installed
[17:33] <nacc> Kurogane: so you're asking why the second install didn't prompt for the configuration step? what package is this? what version of ubuntu?
[17:34] <lmat> haha
[17:34] <lmat> (@ lol wait you typed yes?)
[17:35] <MonkeyDust> UbuntuDude  nested, yes, with Xephyr
[17:35] <Rarda> @lmat i ran that line and it said command not found
[17:35] <UbuntuDude> MonkeyDust: what shall I do exactly? anything to read about this stuff?
[17:37] <citizenruin> lol @ dildosan
[17:37] <Dildosan> wut citizenruin?
[17:38] <Kurogane> nacc, mysql, is whatever package, i know why the second install not prompt becuase there is some file is detected so because of that not ask again i understand some point but i want to delete this config and ask me again when reinstall the package
[17:40] <citizenruin> does anyone here do CTF contest?
[17:41] <ThePendulum> 'lo
[17:41] <citizenruin> 'ay
[17:41] <ThePendulum> Is there any way to 'reset' unity for it to find recently installed applications?
[17:41] <ThePendulum> it's failing to find both Skype and the compiz settings manager
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> UbuntuDude  looking, i don't remember the name
[17:43] <citizenruin> htop > find unity > kill (process id)
[17:45] <citizenruin> <--- still looking for help on securing deskstop and server.
[17:46] <citizenruin> <--- still looking for help on making dd-wrt router
[17:46] <odin_> It's very easy
[17:47] <citizenruin> lol some of us where born in the backwoods of southern states - i need to be able to ask questions as im doing it i think lol
[17:48] <Pici> citizenruin: dd-wrt stuff isn't really on-topic for #ubuntu, perhaps #dd-wrt or ##networking would be more appropriate
[17:49] <misha_> test
[17:49] <misha_> Can you guys hear me?
[17:49] <Pici> misha_: yes
[17:49] <misha_> Great
[17:49] <citizenruin> thanks pici
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> UbuntuDude  https://box.matto.nl/xnest.html   <-- 2010!!
[17:50] <citizenruin> is there a way to autojoin a few channels when i start IRC? (hexchat)
[17:50] <misha_> Just installed a command-line IRC client on my Ubuntu box.
[17:50] <citizenruin> thats a cool project misha
[17:50] <misha_> Tyring to figure out how things work here.
[17:51] <misha_> looks like I'm going to be a frequent visitor here.
[17:51] <citizenruin> what was the client called?
[17:52] <misha_> it is called irssi
[17:52] <sgshubham03> Hi all.
[17:52] <MonkeyDust> UbuntuDude  and this  http://askubuntu.com/questions/116936/how-can-i-run-a-unity-session-inside-xephyr
[17:52] <Pici> misha_: fyi, #irssi also exists here, they're quite helpful.
[17:53] <misha_> what do they usually talk about there?
[17:53] <squinty> citizenruin,  hexchat -> network list -> edit _> autojoin channels
[17:53] <MonkeyDust> misha_  ubuntu support
[17:53] <misha_> Great!
[17:53] <smellsLikeGoatSp> hello everyone, just a quick question here, is it possible to connect different clients to a TCP/IP server at the same time?
[17:54] <sgshubham03> Reading package lists... Done
[17:54] <sgshubham03> Building dependency tree
[17:54] <sgshubham03> Reading state information... Done
[17:54] <sgshubham03> Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
[17:54] <sgshubham03> requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
[17:54] <sgshubham03> distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
[17:54] <sgshubham03> or been moved out of Incoming.
[17:54] <citizenruin> thanks squinty
[17:54] <MonkeyDust> smellsLikeGoatSp  there's also #ubuntu-server
[17:54] <MonkeyDust> sgshubham03  next time, use a !pastebin
[17:54] <nacc> Kurogane: not sure why that would be, sounds like a bug in the purge, then?
[17:54] <citizenruin> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[17:54] <squinty> citizenruin,  another way is to right click on channel button -> autojoin
[17:55] <smellsLikeGoatSp> MonkeyDust: noted.
[17:55] <sgshubham03> Error while `sudo apt-get install ttf-indic-fonts` for Ubuntu 15.10 https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/hkHk9w1Z/
[17:56] <RalphBa> smellsLikeGoatSp, your question is quite interessting. maybe you should precise it
[17:56] <Kurogane> nacc, i do the purge thing and i find something interesting debconf-get-selections | grep package is listed the config and i want do delete that how i can do it?
[17:56] <misha_> What command should I issue to see how many people there are in the chat?
[17:57] <MonkeyDust> misha_  /names
[17:57] <misha_> I just need the number
[17:57] <citizenruin> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_commands
[17:57] <misha_> Well, it lists all the names. I'd like to have just the number of total users i nhte chat.
[17:58] <Pici> misha_: /names -count
[17:58] <misha_> got it.
[17:58] <misha_> thank
[17:58] <misha_> thanks
[17:59] <MonkeyDust> misha_  or /lusers
[17:59] <sgshubham03> @all: Help me. I am getting this issue https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/hkHk9w1Z/ for Ubuntu 15.10
[17:59] <smellsLikeGoatSp> RalphBa: so a friend of mine has a light control software called e:cue that connects to a LAS server (I believe) which is connected to a butler that controls the light via DMX. this software sends signals down the network using TCP/IP to ignite command to play sound in his RPi. This is done to avoid paying for the sound licence and only sticking to the lights. (continues)
[18:00] <Fuchs> /lusers is network-wide
[18:01] <smellsLikeGoatSp> RalphBa:  Now this system failed for one of the RPi and I was thinking of setting a separate server-client  TCP network to input the RPi with commands for the sound. I tested a tutorial using my LAN connection and worked out fine. I should try with an ethernet now. But I was wondering whether a server can listen to multiple clients simultaneously
[18:01] <MonkeyDust> Fuchs  true
[18:02] <misha_> Okay, I gotta go. It was nice meeting you all. I'll come back though.
[18:03] <Malinux> I have Corel Aftershot pro 1.2.0.7 It has support for openCL. However, I always getting: "Could not select an OpenCL platform"
[18:04] <Malinux> I have this card: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GF119M [NVS 4200M] (rev a1)
[18:05] <yellabs-r2> hi there
[18:05] <dzieciol> hello :)
[18:06] <yellabs-r2> strange thing : i removed ubuntu one , a long time ago, now upgraded to 14.04 recently, and look and behold - ubuntu one is messaging that its closing soon..
[18:06] <yellabs-r2> how can i get rid of it ?
[18:06] <texla> why am i not getting returns on /lusers
[18:06] <RalphBa> smellsLikeGoatSp, send answer via /msg, may not really fit here
[18:09] <yellabs-r2> ah synaptic is helpfull
[18:09] <yellabs-r2> shows more info on what is wrong
[18:09] <yellabs-r2> :)
[18:10] <yellabs-r2> reboot !
[18:10] <dzieciol> guys can i use wall terminal command on android ??
[18:10]  * yellabs-r2 afk 
[18:19] <sam_vimes> Hello! I just installed ubuntu gnome, but I have a high definition display and I can't change any high definition settings in the display settings menu
[18:19] <kay> join #ubuntu-unity
[18:19] <sam_vimes> it's just not there, any ideas?
[18:19] <sam_vimes> but it's gnome, not unity.
[18:19] <TheMarius> sam_vimes, probably a display driver issue
[18:19] <sam_vimes> I use Intel Display
[18:20] <TheMarius> odd
[18:20] <TheMarius> that should work fine
[18:20] <sam_vimes> http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201411-16196/ <- my laptop
[18:20] <sam_vimes> only I have i7
[18:20] <TheMarius> ok .. im a noob so i dont know, but if ive had intel graphics ive never had an issue
[18:20] <sam_vimes> hmm.. I'll need to do a restart, be back soon.
[18:21] <TheMarius> ati is the rotten apple in the basket of gpu's
[18:21] <TheMarius> but i still get it to work
[18:21] <Narwhaal> ATI is amazing
[18:21] <Narwhaal> <= AMD user
[18:21] <citizenruin> <AMD
[18:21] <TheMarius> Narwhaal, ive had driver issues and thats the reason i cant upgrade to 16.04
[18:21] <Narwhaal> nvidia is worse imo
[18:21] <Narwhaal> TheMarius: I use 16.04 with open drivers
[18:22] <TheMarius> cause its an end to fglxr with 16.04
[18:22] <Narwhaal> no problems
[18:22] <TheMarius> my computer running open drivers is like a raspberry pi trying to run windows 10
[18:22] <Narwhaal> then get a better PC
[18:22] <TheMarius> radeon 5870
[18:22] <TheMarius> for this? no
[18:23] <TheMarius> ill switch distro instead or just wait.. it works fine with fglxr drivers, but not with open drivers
[18:23] <Narwhaal> if you can't get an AMD card working on such an easy OS then get back to windows
[18:23] <Narwhaal> working properly anyway
[18:23] <TheMarius> it works properly with fglxr drivers
[18:23] <TheMarius> i told you
[18:24] <TheMarius> 16.04 wont come with that though .. thats the issue
[18:24] <Narwhaal> I've been having success with open drivers since radeon 6950 so
[18:24] <TheMarius> 15.10 however runs it fine
[18:24] <Narwhaal> my R9 fury x works even better
[18:24] <TheMarius> probably cause you have a different model
[18:24] <TheMarius> newer one
[18:24] <TheMarius> this is 6 years old or sommething like that
[18:24] <TheMarius> but i dont game so why would i upgrade
[18:24] <Narwhaal> meh
[18:25] <TheMarius> many say nvidia is better at supporting linux
[18:26] <TheMarius> thats what i most often hear.. however fglxr drivers of a new kind is released this summer i think.. or autum.. which is supposed to fix it
[18:26] <up123> since no one is responding in #ubuntu-unity:  are there plans for adapting icons in Unity 8? like calendar showing the actual date instead of only a 28 all the time?
[18:26] <Narwhaal> nvidia never worked for me
[18:27] <Narwhaal> well it worked but not at the same level as windows
[18:30] <TheMarius> wouldnt be surpriced if it has something to do with opengl
[18:30] <Narwhaal> opengl worked very well tbh
[18:31] <Narwhaal> it's just the performance from the cards weren't up to par
[18:31] <TheMarius> its amazing theyre able to keep up with directx
[18:31] <Narwhaal> they aren't
[18:31] <Narwhaal> they're becoming better
[18:31] <lala> I'm trying to figure out how to get my computer that has a wireless card connected to the internet.
[18:32] <lala> It is running Ubuntu Server 15.10, I believe and when I do `lspci -vnn | grep 14e4` I get Broadcom Corporation BCM4321 802.11b/g/n.
[18:32] <lala> According to this website: http://www.ubuntubuzz.com/2011/09/fixing-broadcom-43xx-wireless-card.html
[18:33] <lala> It says that I need to install packages using apt-get, but because it's not connected to internet, I need to transfer the packages somehow.
[18:33] <lala> I'm not exactly sure how to do that.
[18:39] <Maczimus> lala i found this link. it also shows what to do if you don't have access to the internet https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[18:43] <Zeelot> good morning
[18:43] <anunnaki> good evening
[18:44] <Zeelot> I am having a bit of a brain fart. I've created a new user but this user doesn't have `/sbin` in his $PATH. I understand this is normal, but I want to know what change makes that happen. my default user has a very different $PATH from this new one. it seems like the new user doesn't load `/etc/environment`
[18:45] <Zeelot> and I can't find much information for how `/etc/environment` is loaded in the boot/login process.
[18:47] <geirha> /etc/environment is read by the pam_env module when you log in
[18:48] <Zeelot> gerald: so is everything I need to know found in `/etc/pam.d/`?
[18:49] <Mausje75> ehh..hello?
[18:49] <Mausje75> i`m messaging from the new bq aquaris ubuntu tablet!
[18:50] <Zeelot> Mausje75: nice :) I went to order one a few weeks ago and the checkout form crashed
[18:50] <Zeelot> I should try again!
[18:50] <geirha> Zeelot: man pam_env
[18:51] <Mausje75> i have it for a few hours now... just a lot of testing and figuring out...
[18:51] <Zeelot> Mausje75: how has it been so far?
[18:52] <Glockx> Hi guys, so what's up with Ubuntu 14.04 updates lately? I have a computer where I cannot login after the recent update. permissions checked. xauthority checked. ubuntu-session checked. anyone else is getting this ?
[18:53] <Zeelot> gerald: looking at that but not quite sure what to do with the info
[18:55] <Mausje75> @Zeelot: so far so good!
[18:55] <Mausje75> Converge works nice
[18:55] <Zeelot> awesome. I'll order mine today :) how did you hook it up to a monitor/keyboard?
[18:55] <Mausje75> bluetooth
[18:56] <arooni> why am i sseing : "ssh: Could not resolve hostname brazil: nodename nor servname provided, or not known"  when i run ssh brazil ; where brazil is a defined host in /home/myuser/.ssh/config ?
[18:56] <Mausje75> i haven` t connect it to a monitor yet
[18:56] <Mausje75> don` t have the cable
[18:57] <ubuntu-mate> hello boys
[18:57] <ubuntu-mate> is there anyone here?
[18:57] <BluesKaj> no boys here, justubuntu users
[18:57] <Zeelot> Mausje75: ah ok. I'm quite interested in how it performs in a more "desktop" mode
[18:58] <Zeelot> geirha: not quite understanding the info :( could I have another hint?
[18:58] <Zeelot> there's nothing specific to my users configuredin there unless it's based off groups?
[18:58] <Mausje75> In desktop mode works good... i` m typing with a bluetooth keyboard now
[19:01] <arooni> nevermind; fixed it.
[19:02] <Zeelot> oh! so it looks like /etc/environment is not loading when I switch users using `sudo su - foo`
[19:02] <Zeelot> hmm
[19:07] <geirha> Zeelot: firstly, don't use sudo *and* su, sudo is enough
[19:07] <scam> sudo passwd root
[19:07] <geirha> sudo -Hu foo -i
[19:07] <scam> lol
[19:08] <geirha> !root | scam
[19:08] <scam> thats nice but i made a root password then
[19:09] <Zeelot> geirha: hmm so what is the difference in switching users that way? why did that cause the $PATH to be properly defined?
[19:10] <geirha> su will set PATH based on /etc/login.defs
[19:10] <Zeelot> when would you want to use su?
[19:11] <pashaonesided> HI
[19:11] <geirha> when sudo is not available
[19:11] <geirha> but since ubuntu ships with sudo by default, you never really need su. Many scripts still rely on su though, so it can't be removed
[19:12] <genii> Zeelot: You'd use su to become a different user and run an application as that user. For instance, as a user allowed to run the mail server or database backend
[19:12] <Zeelot> right, ok
[19:12] <geirha> genii: No, use sudo for that
[19:12] <fgtrrvg> hey.
[19:12] <fgtrrvg> sup
[19:12] <chowder> where can I get help with Ubuntu 16.04?
[19:13] <geirha> !xenial
[19:13] <chowder> Thanks geirha
[19:15] <Zeelot> geirha: thanks for the info
[19:22] <cliffer> so is there anybody administrating a server using a ldap directory to manage domains (bind9) and email addresses (postfix/dovecot) and using a (not self written) gui willing to name his solution?
[19:23] <MonkeyDust> cliffer  there's also #ubuntu-server
[19:26] <Rarda> could someone please have a look at this for me i am having issues with ubuntu on my laptop randomly logging me off
[19:26] <Rarda> here is my posted question on askubuntu.com and everything i have came up with so far
[19:26] <Rarda> http://askubuntu.com/questions/758748/ubuntu-14-04-4-keeps-logging-me-out
[19:28] <cpama> hi there. i have a 64 bit 14.04 lts install.  i just downloaded robomongo and tried to open the tar file using ubuntu software center
[19:28] <cpama> but it bombs with the message
[19:28] <Fuchs> cpama: .tar is not meant for the software center, it's just an archive. Probably there are instructions when you unpack it
[19:29] <cpama> Fuchs, actually, no
[19:29] <cpama> i've tried to unzip it
[19:29] <cpama> and run some of the bin files
[19:29] <cpama> but it didn't wor
[19:29] <cpama> so I found this:
[19:29] <cpama> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33233236/unable-to-run-robomongo-sh-using-sh-robomongo-sh-in-ubuntu-14-04
[19:29] <cpama> seems that someone else was able to open the tar.gz file using software center
[19:29] <Fuchs> didn't work is not an error message, if you give us an error message, we can probably help
[19:29] <Fuchs> unlikely, again, .tar is not meant for software center
[19:30] <Fuchs> if they have a .deb file somewhere, that could be installed via software center (or just dpkg)
[19:31] <cpama> Fuchs i was in the middle of typing the message about when you responded... and then i got distracted.  The error just says "/tmp/robomongo-<version number>.tar.gz" could not be opened
[19:31] <\ni> hang on in your chair. Noob question coming out.
[19:31] <\ni> where is the proper place to put a self made program, so all user on the system can access it?
[19:31] <Guest99289> How does ubuntu move files so fast? I have a 1.5 GB Iso file, which would take windows 15+ seconds to transfer to another location... whereas as soon as you send it to the new location, its pretty much there?
[19:31] <cpama> Fuchs, i tried to search software center for robomongo
[19:31] <Fuchs> cpama:   tar -xf robomongo-version.tar.gz
[19:31] <cpama> but wasn't able t find anything
[19:32] <cpama> Fuchs, so I tried that.  it creates folder structure.
[19:32] <Fuchs> good
[19:32] <cpama> but not obvious from there what to do . i checked the bin folder
[19:32] <cpama> to see what it includes
[19:32] <Fuchs> then you go into that folder structure and look for either instructions or a binary
[19:32] <Fuchs> feel free to run a    find .    inside that folder and give me the result in a pastebin (not in here)
[19:32] <Fuchs> then I'll look at it
[19:33] <mcphail> Guest99289: if the destination is on the same partition, all that is changed is the path to the file. Nothing is actually moved on the disk
[19:34] <cpama> Fuchs, http://pastebin.com/wjaz9nea
[19:34] <delucia> Need help with a landscape install. Getting a persistent error         agent-state-info: |-
[19:34] <delucia>           failed to retrieve the template to clone: cannot determine cached image URL: cannot determine LXC image URL: cannot determine LXC image URL: failed to get https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/query/trusty/server/released-dl.current.txt
[19:34] <Fuchs> cpama: good.  Go to that folder, then cd bin/   and then  ./robomongo
[19:34] <Fuchs> either that works, or it gives you an error message we can hopefully work with :)
[19:34] <delucia> any ideas?  2 containers fail the others come right up.
[19:35] <cpama> Fuchs, i'm an idiot.  I was just typing "robomongo" instead of "./robomongo"
[19:35] <cpama> actually, i should ask why we need that syntax
[19:35] <cpama> ?
[19:35] <Fuchs> cpama: sure
[19:35] <Guest99289> how do i assign a name on the irc? it said i failed to identify in time?
[19:35] <cpama> i guess it isn't obvious to the system that I'm talking about the binary in the current folder?
[19:36] <Fuchs> cpama: ./  says  "current directory". Otherwise it checks for something called robomongo  in every folder that is in the variable $PATH
[19:36] <Fuchs> cpama: as $PATH doesn't contain that folder, it has no idea what to run
[19:36] <Fuchs> cpama: anyway, you can now create a desktop shortcut / launcher to that thing, and run it from wherever you please. Maybe first move it to a place you are happy with it being in
[19:36] <Rarda> could someone help me figure out what is going on with my ubuntu.. this is the forum post i posted with my issue and everything i have figured out up tell now but i have reached a wall http://askubuntu.com/questions/758748/ubuntu-14-04-4-keeps-logging-me-out
[19:36] <cpama> Fuchs, ooooooohhhhhhh
[19:36] <cpama> makes sense
[19:36] <cpama> thanks.
[19:36] <Fuchs> cpama: you're welcome :)
[19:38] <zach2825_> Rarda, check your screensaver settings. i had a problem with that a while ago..
[19:38] <contumax> hi, there is no tty after ubuntu server 14.10 boot, but i'm able to ssh to the server, any help?
[19:38] <geirha> \ni: /usr/local/bin/
[19:39] <nickabbey> should I ask 16.4 questions here or in a different channel (ubuntu+1)?
[19:39] <nickabbey> s/16.4/16.04
[19:39] <geirha> !xenial
[19:39] <MonkeyDust> contumax  14.10 is dead ... or do you mean 14.04
[19:39] <genii> The #ubuntu+1 until after Thursday
[19:39] <nickabbey> !xenial
[19:40] <contumax> MonkeyDust, 14.04 sorry
[19:40] <nickabbey> geirha: thanks
[19:42] <Fuchs> Guest99289: /nick yournamehere
[19:42] <Fuchs> Guest99289: if that doesn't work and you have a registered nick, you probably have to release it as you didn't identify in time,
[19:42] <Fuchs> Guest99289: in this case:  /msg nickserv release YourNameHere YourPasswordHere    and then   /nick YourNameHere
[19:44] <aberts10> Fuchs,  how do i assign a password?
[19:44] <contumax> hi, there is no tty after ubuntu server 14.04 boot, but i'm able to ssh to the server, any help?
[19:44] <Fuchs> aberts10: your current nick doesn't appear to be registered yet, so:   /msg nickserv help register
[19:44] <Fuchs> aberts10: make sure to use a valid e-mail address, as you'll have to confirm it
[19:45] <zach2825_> contumax, have you tried something like ctrl+alt+f1?
[19:45] <contumax> zach2825_, yes, ctrl+alt+f1 doesn't do anything, just black screen
[19:46] <zach2825_> contumax, thats interesting. sorry never saw that problem..
[19:46] <zach2825_> maybe bad video card config?
[19:46] <zach2825_> or bad X11 config..
[19:47] <zach2825_> maybe this page could help.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219632
[19:47] <rcw2> are there freenode channels to hire people for coding gigs
[19:47] <squinty> !alis
[19:48] <kallo82> Hello
[19:48] <kallo82> I have a problem with ubuntu 14.04 afer i updated the kernel with graphics, its dimming all the time and showing black spots whenever i move the mouse or browse a webpage
[19:48] <contumax> zach2825_, I didn't change any drivers or graphics configuration
[19:49] <zach2825_> contumax, an apt-get dist-upgrade could have done something. its a potential starting point.
[19:49] <squinty> contumax,  might want to keep in mind that servers are mostly headless (no monitor) and ssh is one way to access
[19:50] <squinty> contumax, fwiw, there is a #ubuntu-server channel here on fidonet
[19:50] <anticitizen> kallo82: have you tried reverting your kernel? which kernel are you on? i had graphics issues with my nvidia card when i tried kernel 4.5
[19:51] <zach2825_> this has been a life saver for me many times checkout "etckeeper"
[19:51] <contumax> zach2825_: yes probably
[19:51] <zach2825_> with "etckeeper" you can put your whole /etc/ directory into a repository so you can track changes
[19:52] <kallo82> anticitizen: im on kernel 4.4 lts
[19:52] <contumax> zach2825_,  thanks
[19:52] <kallo82> my graphic card is intel HD iris
[19:52] <kallo82> how to get that thing installed ?
[19:52] <zach2825_> contumax, good luck
[19:52] <aclaudem> Considering using unity instead of gnome. Does the compiz zoom follow keyboard caret as I type and tab through the user interface? I dont use a mouse so this is important to me
[19:53] <contumax> zach2825_, I see GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=”", isn't RUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=”text” supposed to be there?
[19:53] <zach2825_> contumax, checking my server now..
[19:55] <Rarda> could someone help me figure out what is going on with my ubuntu.. this is the forum post i posted with my issue and everything i have figured out up tell now but i have reached a wall http://askubuntu.com/questions/758748/ubuntu-14-04-4-keeps-logging-me-out
[19:56] <kallo82> anybody can help ?
[19:56] <zach2825_> Rarda, i answered and posted a reply on the question. did what i said work?
[19:56] <Rarda> zach no it did not work i replied to your post
[19:57] <zach2825_> contumax, i don't have that setting on my server. sorry i bet it is something like that . just keep in mind you edit something in /etc/grub.d/ and run the grub update. i ruined a server one because of that mess//
[19:57] <zach2825_> contumax, i don't have that setting on my server. sorry i bet it is something like that . just keep in mind you edit something in /etc/grub.d/ and run the grub update. i ruined a server one because of that mess..
[19:58] <contumax> zach2825_, great :-(
[19:58] <cliffer> should i report a bug if the example.ldif could not be imported to ldap even if the schema.ldif was imported before? and docs are suggesting to import example.ldif?
[19:59] <cliffer> the pkg is bind9-dyndb-ldap
[20:00] <BenderRodriguez> I need help!
[20:00] <cliffer> the schema nsContainer is missing
[20:00] <BenderRodriguez> I have a combo printer/scanner I want to share
[20:00] <BenderRodriguez> lsusb shows the attached printer as Bus 001 Device 006: ID 03f0:7e04 Hewlett-Packard DeskJet F4100 Printer series
[20:00] <BenderRodriguez> Is this printer supported with cups for networked printing and scanning?
[20:04] <Rarda> could someone help me figure out what is going on with my ubuntu.. this is the forum post i posted with my issue and everything i have figured out up tell now but i have reached a wall http://askubuntu.com/questions/758748/ubuntu-14-04-4-keeps-logging-me-out
[20:05] <jaythelinuxguy> @Rarda, does it happen if you disable your screen saver? I've had xscreensaver crash X before.
[20:07] <zach2825_> jaythelinuxguy, i used to have that same problem. it has something to do with the video card. all of a sudden while your using the computer it goes to the login screen and you loose your work..
[20:07] <jaythelinuxguy> In my case it was with intel video when I had that issue
[20:08] <zach2825_> that might have been it for me to. i did a fresh install and a few other things and that problem went away
[20:10] <kallo82> Guys any help on my issue ? how to reinstall my integrated intel graphics ?
[20:10] <jaythelinuxguy> Another thing that can cause an instant X crash for me is using the obmenu app and saving my changes. Simply saving changes in that app is an instant X killer
[20:10] <BenderRodriguez> you know what I got the initial cups issue resolved
[20:10] <BenderRodriguez> is it possible to expose the shared printer to multiple subnets?
[20:12] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel
[20:12] <jaythelinuxguy> To reinstall, it's: apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-video-intel
[20:13] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: i tried that and i have this, let me pastepin
[20:13] <kallo82> http://pastebin.com/bpaw2Qsw
[20:13] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: http://pastebin.com/bpaw2Qsw
[20:14] <ubuntu-mate> i
[20:15] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 did you try to install the package it's complaining about?
[20:15] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 did you also try: apt-get -f install
[20:16] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: never tried any of those, should i ?
[20:16] <jaythelinuxguy> What happens when you run my second command, apt-get -f install
[20:17] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: i tried and had the same error
[20:17] <kallo82> the one i sent you
[20:17] <jaythelinuxguy> What happens when you try: apt-get install xserver-xorg-core
[20:18] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: http://pastebin.com/9sPt0UZX
[20:19] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Is this Ubuntu proper, or is this a flavor?
[20:19] <Rarda> jaythelinuxguy yes i used sudo apt-get remove gnome-screensaver and it is still doing it
[20:19] <jaythelinuxguy> @Rarda, is xscreensaver running?
[20:19] <anticitizen> kallo82: are you using any manually added repositories? like ones not for the version of ubuntu you're on?
[20:19] <jaythelinuxguy> ps aux |grep xscreensaver
[20:20] <kallo82> anticitizen: this is dell latitude with preinstalled ubuntu
[20:20] <Rarda> no xscreensaver is not running
[20:20] <kallo82> i just updated --> upgraded the kernel
[20:20] <anticitizen> ah ok
[20:20] <jaythelinuxguy> @Rarda: I'm not sure, then. I've had that problem myself, and for me, it was xscreensaver causing it
[20:20] <anticitizen> have you tried reverting back to your previous kernel
[20:20] <anticitizen> it's not always adviseable to have the most recent
[20:21] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Is the ubuntu-desktop package installed?
[20:21] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: yes ubuntu 14.04
[20:22] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Make sure the ubuntu-desktop and its dependencies are installed. It would also be nice to see the dpkg.log from when the botched update ran
[20:22] <kallo82> anticitizen: i needed to update the kernel in kernel 3.19 had issues with HDMI and D-SUB ports
[20:22] <jaythelinuxguy> @kall082: Also, did you add any new repositories?
[20:23] <kallo82> only teamjava and mozilla
[20:23] <jaythelinuxguy> Kallo82: If you did add any additional repositories, comment them out for now, do an apt-get update, and try to install the xserver packages again
[20:24] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: you mean dell repos ?
[20:24] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 are the dell repos the only extra repos added beyond what Ubuntu normally comes with?
[20:25] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: http://imgur.com/NeLAVKM
[20:27] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Uncheck everything from the first dell.archive down, and then update your sources. Then try to install the xserver packages again. You can always re-enable the other repos later. One of them is causing your issue
[20:27] <vapula> hi, any idea why strace is not showing file path, but just a pointer (open(0x7fbff244dd04, O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = 3) (14.04 LTS, amd64) ?
[20:27] <satysin> hey, is the 16.04 release candidate not out yet?
[20:27] <satysin> i thought it was due the other day?
[20:28] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 if for some reason that doesn't solve it, it would be because some package got added to your system from one of those repositories that has a dependency the official repositories can't comply with
[20:28] <teward> !16.04 | satysin
[20:28] <satysin> yeah i know it is due on the 21st but the RC was due on the 14th and isnt out by the looks of it?
[20:28] <teward> satysin: you didn't read the message.  Go to #Ubuntu+1
[20:29] <teward> "Discussion in #ubuntu+1"
[20:29] <satysin> yeah I just realised :P
[20:29] <satysin> sorry
[20:29] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: the same
[20:29] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: same error message
[20:31] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: I'm not sure which, but some package on your system is requiring a dependency newer than what your Ubuntu version is offering. Whatever package that is, needs to be removed and reinstalled. I'm not sure which, though. It's looking like the Dell PPA or another PPA isntalled an incompatible package on your system
[20:31] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: maybe this happened because i updated the kernel version ?
[20:31] <kallo82> i only updated the kernel and then build-essential
[20:32] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Where did the updated kernel come from?
[20:32] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: sudo apt-get install linux-generic-lts-xenial
[20:32] <kallo82> i ran this
[20:33] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo8w: That very well could have caused it. Why did you upgrade to the xenial kernel on 14.04?
[20:34] <kallo82> well that solved some issues with my external monitor , also dell dock didnt work on 13.19 , neither do now
[20:34] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 are you referring to a display link dock?
[20:34] <kallo82> yes
[20:35] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: AFAIK, display link drivers haven't been released for the 16.04 kernel yet. Basically to fix this issue, you would want to remove any packages and dependencies installed as part of your kernel upgrade, then reinstall xorg. But since you have some 16.04 packages, you may as well just back up your data and upgrade everything to 16.04
[20:37] <kallo82> i think ill format and restore the manufacture OS , i tried 16.04 a while ago its has some issues with PHP and MySQL
[20:37] <D3VLiiNLAD89> hello.
[20:37] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Which issues with mysql?
[20:37] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: but i could use the dock
[20:38] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: issues on PHP 5.6 version and connectivity to mysql
[20:38] <kallo82> it only supports php 7
[20:38] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: 16.04 switches MySQL to UNIX socket authentication. If you disable that, it will act like it used to.
[20:39] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: you mean i should use tcp/ip method ?
[20:40] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: I'm not familiar with your code/environment, but on my end when I was using MySQL, I had to turn off UNIX socket authentication in order to authenticate from other machines, I wasn't sure if you were running into the same thign
[20:40] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: also i had some issues with fresh ubuntu 16.04 installation (couldnt create swap)
[20:41] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: i used beta 2 version
[20:41] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: which i believe its the latest version
[20:41] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: That's a known bug (the swap issue). When you do a fresh install of 16.04, if you use gparted to delete all partitions, then reboot and try your install again, it will work
[20:42] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82 your current install CAN be saved though, it will just require uninstalling any package that was installed as a part of your kernel update, then making sure the intel driver and ubuntu-desktop packages and their dependencies are installed. Whether you try that or reinstall depends on how much time you're willing to put into your current install
[20:43] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: the problem is when i reinstall , i start to have the same issues after the regular update to kernel 3.19
[20:43] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: and start to have this issue with lshw and ubuntu is experiencing an internal error
[20:44] <jaythelinuxguy> Which version of 14.04 specifically? 14.04.4?
[20:44] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: its 14.04 | after regular upodate its 14.4.4
[20:45] <kallo82> jaythelinuxguy: where drama starts to happen
[20:45] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: You should always install from the latest point release. So you should install 14.04.4, not from 14.04.0 or whatever you're installing from. Point releases include hardware enablement updates, which are crucial for newer hardware to run properly.
[20:46] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: Or rather, the regular updates leading up to 14.04.4 won't include hardware enablement updates
[20:47] <jaythelinuxguy> @kallo82: To be sure, try a live image of 14.04.4 and see if you have the same issues
[20:48] <saphir> nuit debout
[20:49] <citizenruin> why does firefox take 50% of my cpy when it starts up
[20:50] <saphir> nuit debout
[20:50] <citizenruin> ?
[20:55] <citizenruin> so i noticed that i had a SSH connection
[20:56] <citizenruin> the thing is i only installed SSH 3 hours or so ago
[20:56] <citizenruin> Apr 18 15:54:06 Dystopia sshd[17657]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 t
[20:56] <citizenruin> Apr 18 15:54:08 Dystopia sshd[17657]: Failed password for root from 58.218.205.97 port 46235 ssh2
[20:56] <citizenruin> how do these guys find me so fast
[20:57] <citizenruin> China, Jiangsu for 58.218.205.97 address
[20:57] <jaythelinuxguy> @citizenruin if you're worried about SSH security, you should look into fail2ban
[20:57] <teward> citizenruin: automated portscan, auth attack failures
[20:57] <citizenruin> man those news articles are true huh
[20:57] <teward> citizenruin: not uncommon - so set up fail2ban, and some security measures
[20:58] <citizenruin> teward it wont let me messages you direct - thanks thou i will set up fail2ban now what other measures would you suggest
[20:58] <citizenruin> where can i view all my SSH logs at?
[20:59] <jaythelinuxguy> /var/log/auth.log
[20:59] <citizenruin> thanks jay
[20:59] <teward> citizenruin: SSH key authentication only instead of password auth, firewall to only permit certain IPs that you trust to SSH into the system, etc.
[20:59] <citizenruin> k i already have ssh key and firewall up
[20:59] <teward> citizenruin: two-factor authentication if you want even more security like I have, though that's usually *not* necessary :P
[20:59] <teward> citizenruin: i mean finetune the firewall rules - allow port 22 access *only* from trusted IPs.
[21:00] <citizenruin> two factor would be a interesting project i guess
[21:00] <teward> citizenruin: and turn off password authentication, permit only SSH key auth, etc.
[21:00] <teward> citizenruin: and fail2ban is a nice touch too
[21:00] <citizenruin> okay thanks
[21:02] <citizenruin> Apr 18 15:54:56 Dystopia polkitd(authority=local): Registered Authentication Agent for unix-process:17758:1572285 (system bus name :1.82 [/usr/bin/pkttyagent --notify-fd 4 --fallback], object path /org/freedesktop/PolicyKit1/AuthenticationAgent, locale en_US.UTF-8)
[21:02] <citizenruin> Apr 18 15:54:59 Dystopia polkitd(authority=local): Operator of unix-session:c2 successfully authenticated as unix-user:citizen to gain TEMPORARY authorization for action org.freedesktop.systemd1.manage-units for system-bus-name::1.83 [systemctl stop ssh.service] (owned by unix-user:citizen)
[21:02] <citizenruin> what am i reading here
[21:02] <teward> !pastebin | citizenruin
[21:02] <teward> firstly, that ^
[21:03] <teward> citizenruin: secondly, you're observing the ssh service being stopped by a systemctl call - if 'citizen' is your user, and you ran `sudo service ssh restart` or similar, it may show as that (or any `systemctl` command affecting the status of the ssh service)
[21:04] <citizenruin> sorry i keep forgetting i have pastebinit installed
[21:05] <semir> ciao
[21:05] <gskellig> im trying to add more swapspace and I'm getting "operation not permitted" when I do sudo swapon /swapfile
[21:05] <semir> raga
[21:05] <citizenruin> Failed password for root from 221.229.162.7 port 55074 man 2 of them in 3 hours
[21:06] <bekks> citizenruin: Starty worrying when getting 2 of them in a minute ;)
[21:06] <bekks> *-y
[21:07] <gskellig> any ideas?
[21:07] <citizenruin> this first time i ever see anyone try to get into to something of mine
[21:07] <citizenruin> 3 total ips
[21:07] <citizenruin> all china
[21:07] <citizenruin> for a total of 7 mins
[21:07] <k1l_> citizenruin: welcome to the internet
[21:08] <k1l_> citizenruin: that is the reason to use strong passwords etc. they are not only targetting companies and known people, they are scanning various ip ranges.
[21:08] <citizenruin> is it illegal for me to see if i can access those ips?
[21:09] <teward> citizenruin: that's not a question answerable here.  but, as k1l_ said, welcome to the Internet
[21:10] <k1l_> citizenruin: i would not mind. use programs like "fail2ban" to block such ips if you there is one who tries a lot of passowords with bruteforce methods. or block such ip ranges you know you would never use or travel to.
[21:10] <k1l_> and keep your software updated, to not have software that got known security issues.
[21:11] <gskellig> is there any reason why I should be getting operation not permitted when I run as sudo?
[21:11] <citizenruin> do you have sudo rights?
[21:12] <gskellig> yes
[21:12] <gskellig> i even tried running it as root
[21:12] <citizenruin> what command is it
[21:12] <gskellig> swapon
[21:15] <gskellig> I was following this guide https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-add-swap-on-ubuntu-14-04
[21:15] <gskellig> to add more swapspace
[21:16] <saphir>  irc.mircscripts.fr
[21:21] <desha> Test
[21:22] <aruns> Hi guys, short and simple question here.
[21:22] <desha> Test
[21:22] <aruns> On the terminal, you know you have modifiers for commands such as -R for recursive.
[21:22] <aruns> What do you call those modifiers?
[21:22] <aruns> Is there a specific term for them?
[21:23] <zykotick9> aruns: i call them "switches"...  note, -R isn't always recursive ;)
[21:23] <\9> I hear the term switch used for them
[21:23] <\9> yeah I guess switch is the proper term for them
[21:24] <Rarda> can someone please help me here http://askubuntu.com/questions/758748/ubuntu-14-04-4-keeps-logging-me-out
[21:24] <wutf> unless i manually tell it to monit is just not checking my service
[21:24] <aruns> Ah :P
[21:24] <fl0da> Yo
[21:24] <wutf> this works: sudo monit -c /etc/monit/monitrc.d/openvpn -v
[21:24] <fl0da> The end of what?
[21:24] <wutf> this does not: sudo monit reload
[21:24] <wutf> it just doesn't check.
[21:24] <fl0da> Yes it does, at least for me.
[21:24] <fl0da> For you it doesn't.
[21:25] <\9> test 1 2 3
[21:25] <fl0da> Ich mag dich.
[21:26] <\9> !ops
[21:26] <fl0da> Ce Ops.
[21:26] <\9> we have a spambot
[21:26] <fl0da> I know katie hodge.
[21:26] <fl0da> Yes, you are holding him right now.
[21:26] <k1l_> fl0da: this channel is for technical support only. please read the guidelines if you are unsure what this channel is for
[21:26] <fl0da> What did you say?
[21:26] <\9> it's pretty clearly a bot
[21:26] <fl0da> Whats the meaning of death?
[21:27] <gskellig> conor@quetzal:~$ sudo swapon /swapfile
[21:27] <gskellig> swapon: /swapfile: swapon failed: Operation not permitted
[21:27] <gskellig> Does anybody know what I can do here?
[21:28] <Gabriel_Eden> Hello all, Using Ubuntu Gnome - While locking laptop stops music playing and goes into hibernation, while on my desktop music playes on ? How can I disable hibernation while locking?
[21:29] <Bashing-om> gskellig: Hard to say, how are you setting up swap ? Show us in a pastebin ' cat /etc/fstab ' /
[21:29] <tgm4883> Rarda: have you looked at .xsession-errors
[21:29] <tgm4883> in your home dir
[21:30] <Rarda> tgm4883 no i have not what should i look for
[21:30] <tgm4883> Rarda: errors, fail, stuff like that. It sounds like X is crashing
[21:30] <aruns> Is anyone here good with LAMP stacks?
[21:31] <gskellig> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/15921138/
[21:31] <Rarda> tgm4883 ok could you walk me through this a bit i am fairly new to ubuntu
[21:31] <Bashing-om> gskellig: Look'n at your http://paste.ubuntu.com/15921138/ .
[21:31] <aruns> Just wanted some help, maybe, with setting up local dev sites.
[21:31] <gskellig> thanks
[21:31] <tgm4883> Rarda: can you paste the file ~/.xsession-errors
[21:31] <tgm4883> !paste | Rarda
[21:32] <gskellig> Bashing-om: i'm just following this guide. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-add-swap-on-ubuntu-14-04
[21:32] <Rarda> tgm4883 i cant find that file
[21:32] <tgm4883> gskellig: are you using digitalocean as a host?
[21:32] <tgm4883> Rarda: it's hidden
[21:32] <gskellig> tgm4883: not on this particular VM
[21:33] <gskellig> just following that doc
[21:33] <tgm4883> gskellig: it's a local VM then or hosted somewhere?
[21:33] <Bashing-om> gskellig: I honestly do not see how you can even boot .. is that "fstab" from the installed system you are working ? What distribution and release is this ?
[21:33] <gskellig> its hosted
[21:33] <gskellig> 16.04
[21:33] <zenny> Hi, I could neither add/del users using adduser, useradd and other commands: simply outputs: "groupadd: failure while writing changes to /etc/group \n adduser: `/usr/sbin/groupadd -g 1009 test' returned error code 10. Exiting." Checked whther there are .lock files in /etc, but none.
[21:33] <gskellig> it's a VM on ramnode
[21:34] <zenny> Running in 14.04
[21:34] <bekks> zenny: do you use sudo?
[21:34] <Bashing-om> gskellig: An exanple (mine) of a working "fstab" file : http://paste.ubuntu.com/15921162/ .
[21:34] <zenny> bekks, both sudo and as a root
[21:35] <gskellig> Bashing-om: maybe becuase this is  a VM?
[21:35] <gskellig> its a very lightweight vm
[21:35] <tgm4883> gskellig: I'm assuming you tried doing 'su -' then running 'swapon -a'
[21:35] <Bashing-om> gskellig: reading .
[21:35] <bekks> zenny: Check wether your root filesystem is mounted read-only.
[21:36] <gskellig> tgm4883: yes i tried that as well
[21:36] <zenny> bekks: it is writable
[21:37] <Rarda> tgm4883 i am not having any luck
[21:37] <tgm4883> Rarda: are you looking via the command line?
[21:37] <Rarda> tgm4883 no i am in the gui file explorer
[21:38] <tgm4883> Rarda: open up a command prompt and do 'ls -l ~/.xsession-errors'
[21:40] <Rarda> tgm4883 ls: cannot access /home/rarda/.xsession-error: No such file or directory
[21:40] <zach2825_> missing the s
[21:40] <BenderRodriguez> How do I install a scanner on ubuntu server?
[21:40] <k1l_> ....errors
[21:40] <mistralol> hum it looks like the most recent updates on ubuntu 15.10 broke evolution with (evolution:3630): e-data-server-WARNING **: module_load: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmapi.so.0: symbol DEBUGLEVEL_CLASS, version SAMBA_UTIL_0.0.1 not defined in file libsamba-util.so.0 with link time reference
[21:40] <BenderRodriguez> anyone?
[21:40] <mistralol> any ideas how to fix?
[21:41] <zach2825_> BenderRodriguez, you can try localhost:631
[21:41] <zach2825_> i have not installed a scanner in forever but i used cups to do it..
[21:42] <BenderRodriguez> zach2825_, that's the cups server. I've set up the all-in-one printer to print via cups
[21:42] <BenderRodriguez> but I cannot figure out how to get the scanner working
[21:42] <Bashing-om> gskellig: I know nothing about life with a VM, No regrets but I lurk and see what others here advise .
[21:42] <Rarda> tgm4883
[21:42] <Rarda> Script for ibus started at run_im.
[21:42] <Rarda> init: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning
[21:42] <Rarda> init: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning
[21:42] <Rarda> init: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning
[21:42] <Rarda> init: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning
[21:42] <Rarda> init: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning
[21:42] <Rarda> init: at-spi2-registryd main process ended, respawning
[21:42] <tgm4883> !paste | Rarda
[21:42] <zach2825_> does "simple-scan" see it
[21:43] <gskellig> well thanks anyways Bashing-om im sure i'll figure it out
[21:44] <gskellig> i just need gcc to compile and its like a 2kb file but it requires like 1gb of ram to compile
[21:45] <zach2825_> BenderRodriguez, i have a cannon mg5700 all in one. i have it working through the networking interface and i just setup using the "Printers" program
[21:47] <Rarda> tgm4883 http://paste.ubuntu.com/15921276/
[21:48] <tgm4883> Rarda: not sure. I've got to run to a dentist appointment though :?
[21:48] <zenny> Has anyone any idea why user  addition and deletion does not work? There is no .lock files in /etc folder nor the root is read only. Any inputs
[21:48] <tgm4883> Rarda: maybe also look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:51] <Rarda> tgm4883 http://paste.ubuntu.com/15921325/
[21:52] <mrt> zenny: You mean useradd and userdel?
[21:53] <mrt> zenny: Did you preface it with sudo?
[21:55] <zenny> mrt: I certainly used sudo and sudo -i too
[21:55] <Kallis> is there a log to display all uninstalled apps since installation please ?
[21:56] <Kallis> would it be the dpkg log ?
[21:56] <mrt> zenny: What error did you get?
[21:57] <BenderRodriguez> zach2825_, I'm using Ubuntu Server so no GUI to install it that way
[21:57] <zenny> mrt: "groupadd: failure while writing changes to /etc/group \n adduser: `/usr/sbin/groupadd -g 1009 test' returned error code 10. Exiting."
[21:57] <BenderRodriguez> Though if network printing/scanning works, then I should be able to do it via cli
[21:57] <BenderRodriguez> I'm going to lose all my hair over this
[21:57] <zenny> mrt: same with userdel/useradd and what not?
[21:59] <mrt> zenny: Maybe your syntax was wrong.  useradd -m -G video,audio,network,scanner user-name
[21:59] <b0s3d> hi how do i check if i have a (mounted right) the bluetooth device (on my laptop)
[22:01] <zenny> mrt: actually the problem is reported by apt-get install outputs which I verified using the user/add-del and so on and validated.
[22:01] <zenny> mrt: This is very ubuntu specific, it seems
[22:01] <zenny> not a syntax problem
[22:02] <zenny> I am trying to remove a user: userdel -rf <user> as root and also getting similar output
[22:03] <mrt> zenny: Wrong command
[22:03] <zenny> mrt: # deluser speech-dispatcher
[22:03] <zenny> Removing user `speech-dispatcher' ...
[22:03] <zenny> userdel: failure while writing changes to /etc/passwd
[22:03] <zenny> /usr/sbin/deluser: `/usr/sbin/userdel speech-dispatcher' returned error code 1. Exiting.
[22:05] <zenny> mrt: I did read man pages, and everything seems like it should be, yet the command does not work.
[22:05] <mrt> zenny: What version of ubuntu are you on?
[22:06] <b0s3d> http://paste.linux.chat/view/raw/d89c7287
[22:06] <zenny> mrt: 14.04.4
[22:07] <Kallis> If i run a getfacl on a windows mounted directory , should it show me a list of ACL's on the directory/file assigned from the windows server ?
[22:07] <Kallis>  thr windows share is mounted with  acl enabled
[22:08] <Bres> A little concerned here. I have a folder in my Downloads folder that I can't open, delete or shred even as root. I've tried everything I know with no success. If I shred it using BleachBit it just changes the name of the folder to a new letter but it remains locked and I can't do anything with it. Any ideas?
[22:08] <mrt> zenny: I'm not sure what you mean by, "the problem is reported by apt-get install outputs".  Can you explain?
[22:09] <mrt> Bres: What does ls -l say about it?
[22:09] <linuxgecko> i keep getting weird mouse behavior. when i first boot, i get a cursor at the login screen,  well,  actually iget 3,  one on each monitor. and it's frozen.. mouse won't move it.
[22:10] <Bres> cannot open directory m: Permission denied
[22:10] <linuxgecko> then, when i login, and let it sit for a bit, because the mouse is still frozen,  it sorts itself out into 3 connected desktops,   but only some of the time does my mouse start working.  what's wrong here?
[22:10] <mrt> Bres: ls -ld
[22:11] <zenny> mrt: I tried to install lxd which reported that it could not create a user 'lxd'
[22:11] <Bres> drwx------ 3 root root 4096 Jan  1  2000 m
[22:12] <mrt> Bres: If you want to delete the directory:  rm -rf m
[22:12] <\9> Bres: what exactly happens if you try to remove it as root?
[22:12] <linuxgecko> rolling the dice by rebooting, and getting a time where it's not fubar, is the only real option i know.  ther has to be a better option.
[22:12] <citizenruin> teward: Warning: Journal has been rotated since unit was started. Log output is incomplete or unavailable.
[22:12] <mrt> Bres: rm -rf m  will delete the directory and everything within.
[22:13] <citizenruin> does that mean they got in?
[22:13] <Bres> sudo rm -rf worked, thanks :-D
[22:14] <b0s3d> bluetooth problem:: nvm mind guys i
[22:14] <b0s3d> :)
[22:15] <markss> In Ubuntu 16.04, the 'Software' program lets you search for and install software. I have 3rd party repositories manually added to sources.list and sources.list.d. The software in these repositories shows up in Synaptic but not in the Software program. Is this because the software does not include a /usr/share/appdata/foo.appdata.xml file? Is it because the 3rd-party package repository does not provide DEP-11 data?
[22:19] <mrt> zenny: https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd
[22:20] <zenny> mrt: tried to add docker engine and got the same error (see http://hastebin.com/idufodosec.vhdl)
[22:20] <zenny> mrt: https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd is the only source from where lxd info is available afaik.
[22:21] <kloud> hello, looking for some help with network shared drives
[22:22] <citizenruin> sould my syslog be 2.3 gib
[22:22] <mrt> zenny: ls -l /etc/group  Tell us what that says.
[22:22] <zenny> mrt: did you notice in the output in http://hastebin.com/idufodosec.vhdl that reads "groupadd: failure while writing changes to /etc/group"
[22:23] <mrt> zenny: yes
[22:23] <zenny> mrt: 644- -rw-r--r--
[22:24] <zenny> mrt: same permission with /etc/passwd too 644
[22:24] <mrt> zenny: after that it says root root?
[22:25] <kloud> Hello, Ubuntu15.10 need some help, I am no longer able to connect to network hardrives after recent security update
[22:25] <zenny> mrt: I am not so new to linux world, fyi. However, here is the output: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1204 Apr  1 09:50 /etc/group
[22:25] <zenny> mrt: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2301 Apr 10 01:11 /etc/passwd
[22:26] <zenny> mrt: this seems like upsteam bug!
[22:26] <mrt> zenny: Must be a bug with the installer.
[22:26] <mrt> zenny: But what file system are you using? ext4?
[22:26] <zenny> mrt: / is ext4
[22:27] <zenny> mrt: it is not the problem with installer, but seems to be with adduser/deluser tools, I guess.
[22:27] <mrt> Is that what blkid reports?   sudo blkid
[22:28] <mrt> zenny: Well, if you know what groups to add to, you could do it manually.
[22:28] <zenny> mrt: that is what I reported to you.
[22:29] <alpha> What is the point of installing binaries on unix
[22:29] <zenny> mrt: but manual addition is not working, that is what I have been stating from the very beginning. It is not problem with apt utility, but with the user add/del utility.
[22:29] <citizenruin> whats the best text editor to open a 2.3 gig file
[22:30] <bekks> citizenruin: What is the base problem you are trying to solve by editing a 2.3g file?
[22:30] <mrt> zenny: So you tested the function of usermod?
[22:30] <Guest43998> Such as the functions in a make install
[22:30] <citizenruin> bekks: my log files syslog.1 ufw.log and kern.log are all 2.3 gig i would like to see why
[22:30] <zenny> mrt: yeop
[22:30] <zenny> yep
[22:30] <Guest43998> If unix doesn't run a registry, what would I be accomplishing by using such a program compared to just copying binaries to a specific location
[22:30] <mrt> zenny: You can do it manually...
[22:31] <b0s3d> hi can anyone tell me what this is "Fireware bug" http://paste.linux.chat/view/raw/f5cc4abc
[22:31] <mrt> If the user is already created, use usermod, if not use adduser -G
[22:32] <kloud> Hello, looking for help with "Browse Network" errors/issues
[22:33] <_Kevin_> So I'm compiling (recompiling cause I was having trouble to first time logging in) linux-4.6-rc4 and I wasn't able to login
[22:33] <zenny> mrt: I don't thing this has to do anything with what you have been suggesting to. Maybe it is locked by a bug which I could not figure out.
[22:34] <mrt> zenny: Then just vi /etc/group
[22:34] <_Kevin_> I'd put my password in and then it would go to a black screen with a few words (like some green and white), and then go back to lightdm
[22:34] <mrt> zenny: Manually edit the /etc/group file
[22:35] <kloud> Hello, need some help connecting to network HDD
[22:36] <zenny> mrt: actually it is not about manual edit of /etc/group and /etc/passwd or whatever it is, but this is stopping additing pacakges that needs creating special users and groups by apt-get.
[22:36] <_Kevin_> i tried in tty1 sudo service lightdm restart and then I tried logging in and briefly saw my desktop and then it went to the black screen with a few lines of text then it went back to lightdm
[22:36] <travte> hello
[22:37] <mrt> zenny: Are you fully updated?
[22:37] <_Kevin_> I had already tried chown username:username .Xauthority
[22:37] <zenny> mrt: yuep
[22:37] <_Kevin_> and nothing
[22:37] <mrt> zenny: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:37] <travte> hey guys
[22:37] <zenny> mrt: all tweaks that can be done has been done and also searched the internet for hours, but nothing helped.
[22:38] <zykotick9> _Kevin_: currently, is root the owner/group for .Xauthority?  "ls -l ~/.Xauthority"?
[22:38] <bekks> mrt: No need to. sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade
[22:38] <zenny> That is the reason I came here if there is someone who has any idea
[22:38] <aclaudem>   (GNOME Zoom) What's the difference between Focus and Caret tracking? I saw the description in dconf-editor and on GNOME's website but I dont understand it
[22:38] <_Kevin_> -rw------- 1 kevin kevin 149 Apr 18 18:10 /home/kevin/.Xauthority
[22:38] <mrt> bekks: "sudo apt full-upgrade"?
[22:38] <zenny> mrt: thanks anyway trying to helkp
[22:38] <bekks> mrt: Yes.
[22:39] <mrt> bekks: Ok, thanks for the update.
[22:39] <zykotick9> bekks: <sidneote> ".. apt upgrade" _should_ upgrade everything - and won't remove anything.  so it _might_ be safer for people than full-upgrade YMMV?
[22:39] <_Kevin_> I was able to log in on 4.2.35-generic kernel with lightdm, so idk why i was having trouble on the latest kernel
[22:40] <_Kevin_> https://i.imgur.com/vr5zfW5.png
[22:40] <bekks> zykotick9: Indeed. AFAIK full-upgrade tries to upgrade a little bit harder :)
[22:41] <zykotick9> bekks: with "apt" upgrade will upgrade to new versions (what full-upgrade would do with apt-get) of packages by default.  it just won't break, aka remove, packages.
[22:43] <_Kevin_> and i'm using my default config file, I did this command earlier in the kernel folder
[22:43] <_Kevin_> kevin  ~  cp /boot/config-4.2.0-35-generic .config
[22:45] <mrt> _Kevin_: Probably just ln -s
[22:46] <mrt> _Kevin_: Oh, you are compiling a kernel?
[22:46] <_Kevin_> yes
[22:47] <_Kevin_> I'm still making it
[22:47] <mrt> _Kevin_: Oh sorry... disregard what I said.
[22:47] <_Kevin_> it's all good
[22:48] <denlud> Hey people, my suspend at my Laptop isnt working at the moment. Everytime i wake my laptop up, my filesystem is crashing. Can someone help me?
[22:48] <denlud>  Already tried alot.
[22:49] <_Kevin_> I got it from kernel.org if that helps
[22:50] <t1pt0p> denlup: do u have /swap partition?
[22:50] <denlud> Yes i have one
[22:51] <citizenruin> https://www.thefanclub.co.za/how-to/how-secure-ubuntu-1604-lts-server-part-1-basics - is this a pretty decent guide for security
[22:51] <linuxgecko> is it possible to get libudev.so.0 in ubuntu 15.10?
[22:52] <denlud> My Problem is I have two eMMC memorys in my laptop. On one is my system and on the other my home. Everytime i wake up my laptop, my home is crashed.
[22:52] <denlud> After a restart all is working fine again.
[22:53] <linuxgecko> denlud: you're runnign you system off of sd cards?
[22:53] <denlud> Is there a chance to say the pm-utilitys not to touch my memory?
[22:54] <denlud> I have a Lenovo 100S 14" Laptop. And it has one internal eMMC "SSD" Memory. And a slot to expand the memory with an sd.
[22:55] <denlud> The internal eMMC is 32GB....thats not so much...
[22:56] <denlud> The thing i dont get, is why it didnt worked, both are recognized as unremoveable.
[22:56] <denlud> But the one is working and the other not.
[22:58] <denlud> I tried already tried many many things to get it work. I would be very happy if somebody knew something i hadnt tried already.
[22:58] <Rarda> i really need some help i am about to give up on having ubuntu on my laptop i have been trying to find help and figure out my issue all day with no luck
[22:59] <Bashing-om> denlud: Mounting ?? How are the respective partitions mounted at boot up ? Show us in a pastebin ' cat /etc/fstab ; sudo blkid ' .
[23:01] <denlud> http://pastebin.com/g1TP7MjM
[23:01] <denlud> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/g1TP7MjM
[23:02] <Bashing-om> denlud: look'n .
[23:06] <denlud> And its both recognized as unremoveable.
[23:06] <denlud> dennis@Yoda:/sys/block$ cat ./mmcblk0/removable
[23:06] <denlud> 0
[23:06] <denlud> dennis@Yoda:/sys/block$ cat ./mmcblk1/removable
[23:06] <denlud> 0
[23:10] <denlud> Bashing-om: Is there something I can try? Maybe change settings of the pm-utilitys?
[23:14] <Bashing-om> denlud: So far I see nothing amiss .. fstab and blkid agree . as to removing a block device, no can do while that device is in use .
[23:14] <vacho> hey guys..
[23:15] <vacho> I am running some ssh commands that required my key (id_rsa in .ssh dir) ... ssh commands works fine when I am inside my home folder, but when I run it from my /var/www it does not look at my key, thus fails authentication. Anyone?
[23:15] <denlud> ?
[23:16] <vacho> lol
[23:16] <denlud> You mean the SD Card cant go into standby, thats why I it crashes everytime i wakeup?
[23:16] <denlud> Sorry dont understand what you mean.
[23:17] <Bashing-om> denlud: Just do not know what to advise to isolate why /home would crash .. have you looked at the system logs ?
[23:18] <denlud> Yes one Moment.
[23:18] <\9> vacho: is the web server able to read your key file?
[23:19] <vacho> \9: it's chmod 400
[23:19] <\9> that does not answer my question
[23:20] <\9> but generally assuming that the web server runs as its own user, it shouldn't be able to read your key file
[23:20] <vacho> it's not the web server running anything, it's my user logged in on bash
[23:21] <denlud> http://pastebin.com/bWFYSZxD
[23:21] <\9> so you run it as your own user, from /var/www?
[23:21] <denlud> That is the output after i wake up my laptop, and home is already crashed
[23:23]  * _WWW-BUKOLAY-COM hi
[23:23] <Bashing-om> denlud: reading .
[23:24] <kulelu88> how do I download the .deb of a package from launchpad?
[23:25] <nacc> kulelu88: generally, you don't -- what package? do you mean from a PPA?
[23:25] <kulelu88> nacc: it has a PPA, but I don't want to add the PPA and just want the binary to install myself
[23:25] <kulelu88> https://launchpad.net/~zeal-developers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+packages
[23:26] <ikhalihenawelina> bonsoir
[23:27] <ikhalihenawelina> ce qui
[23:27] <nacc> kulelu88: if you just click on the package in teh PPA web interface, it shows you the package files?
[23:28] <kulelu88> nacc: yeah, I can see the .deb files there
[23:28] <nacc> kulelu88: but i don't know why you would want to do what you suggest and not add the PPA, tbh
[23:28] <ikhalihenawelina> hello
[23:28] <denlud> Hello
[23:28] <nacc> kulelu88: ok? so click on it? or c&p and wget/curl/etc
[23:28] <citizenruin> anyone have any experience securing shared memory
[23:28] <Bashing-om> denlud: Still reading - " [  167.214102] EXT4-fs (mmcblk1p1): previous I/O error to superblock detected " does not bode well .
[23:28] <sine0> ok folks this is a serious issue that has been plaguing me since I have installed ubuntu about 3 weeks ago
[23:28] <kulelu88> nacc: can PPAs be trusted?
[23:28] <sine0> my web searches hang untill i restart the web browser or kill/reset dnsmasq
[23:28] <nacc> kulelu88: depends on the PPA -- they aren't supported, obviously, by ubuntu
[23:29] <denlud> Bashing-om: :D yes error isnt a good sign :D
[23:29] <nacc> kulelu88: but d/l and installing a .deb from a PPA is not any safer than adding the PPA itself?
[23:29] <kulelu88> actually, that is a valid point nacc
[23:29] <denlud> But i try to look positiv forward. I also tried another SD Card. The same thing.
[23:29] <sine0> its as if there is some dns caching going on that is really slow on my computer
[23:29] <nacc> kulelu88: and implicitly trusting the PPA (as a supposition for using the PPA, that is), you might as well get updates from the PPA owner if they publish them
[23:29] <kulelu88> all browsers? sine0
[23:30] <sine0> kulelu88: yes
[23:30] <sine0> kulelu88: its not the router or antyhing other boot os is fine, other comps fine,its ubuntu and its web stuff
[23:30] <kulelu88> hemmmm... what do you mean by web searches? sine0
[23:30] <Bashing-om> denlud: Will take one with greater experience than I, but for sure need to run a file system check/repair on that device .
[23:30] <sine0> kulelu88: loading a web page
[23:31] <sine0> like ina  search or click on a google result
[23:31] <sine0> if i quit the browser and reload it and search it comes up straight away
[23:31] <denlud> I already tried another SD Card. And also install Ubuntu new.
[23:31] <sine0> im constantly quitting firefox to restart it becuase i cant access webpages
[23:31] <kulelu88> well this may not have anything to do with it, but how much RAM do you use? sine0
[23:31] <sine0> kulelu88: 32GB
[23:31] <denlud> There must be another stupid thing...
[23:32] <kulelu88> ubuntu 15.04? sine0
[23:32] <sine0> 15.10
[23:32] <sine0> (i think, i forgot how do i check lsb_somthing)
[23:32] <kulelu88> darn
[23:34] <denlud> Seems like my SD Card home isnt working. One Question to you guys. Would you give back a laptop with only 32GB Diskspace?
[23:35] <denlud> Normally Its just a device for work, I have a computer too....but 32GB..Hm...
[23:37] <kulelu88> is there a nice/simple way to 'see' what extras are installed when I apt-get a certain package to install?
[23:38] <kulelu88> say I install a package called 'zoo', that has dependencies 'foo', 'boo', 'goo', how can I see that 'zoo' depends on those other packages after installing?
[23:38] <viscera> kulelu88: apt-cache show/showpkg
[23:38] <nacc> kulelu88: apt-cache depends <pkg>
[23:39] <viscera> so many ways
[23:39] <kulelu88> *hat tip*
[23:40] <k1l_> and there is rdepends for the other way around
[23:40] <Bashing-om> denlud: 32 gigs will be tight when you install additional applications . ' df -h ; df -i ' to see the space usage . - nut that will not directly address the superblock problems .
[23:42] <tds5016> hi all. I was wondering if someone could tell me if it's possible to extend a filesystem partition WITHOUT deleting its data?
[23:42] <kulelu88> do these apt-cache commands have a python wrapper/lib?
[23:43] <tds5016> I have an openstack volume I'm going to extend, and it would be best if I could repartition to use the extra storage without losing the data currently on the volume.
[23:44] <Rhorse> tds5016: I would say it's a dangerous proposition...
[23:44] <k1l_> tds5016: rule of thumb: if you touch partitions or filesystems better have a backup. because if you have on then murphys law wont strike back :)
[23:44] <tds5016> I have a backup.
[23:44] <kulelu88> you could throw all the data into a backup
[23:44] <tds5016> I'm just trying to minimize downtime.
[23:44] <k1l_> tds5016: you can resize partitions and filesystems when the volume is not mounted.
[23:44] <tds5016> yeah, I can unmount the volume.
[23:45] <kulelu88> tds5016: make 2 backups
[23:45] <tds5016> I just need to extend the parititon/filesystem :-)
[23:45] <kulelu88> and then make sure each backup works
[23:45] <tds5016> I don't have enough space to make 2 sadly.
[23:45] <tds5016> but kulelu88 you're entirely correct.
[23:45] <kulelu88> and then download the backup
[23:45] <Rhorse> Shrinking is much easier done, especially when you have a lot of free space after your data.
[23:46] <kulelu88> Trying to resize a partition on a production server will give some sysadmins a triple heart-attack
[23:46] <tds5016> does anyone have a tutorial for resizing the partition/fs without deleting data?
[23:48] <gferg> hello
[23:52] <tds5016> I am seeing a lot of stuff on resize2fs...
[23:52] <tds5016> but I'm not sure if that's what I should be using...
[23:52] <tds5016> can someone at least tell me at a high level what I should be doing?
[23:53] <Rhorse> tds5016: you can also use gparted, which does the file system and partition resizing automatically. But there's no guarantees....
[23:59] <tds5016> Rhorse: unfortunately I don't have a GUI
[23:59] <tds5016> this would have to be done from cli.