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Guest59805 | when i view the output of 'systemctl list-jobs' i get three three cryptswap units that i cannot manage and i think that this is the reason i am receiving 'failed to (poweroff/reboot).. Transaction is destructive.' any ideas? | 00:04 |
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Bashing-om | Guest59805: ' sudo blkid ' how many swap partitions ? and is the UUID the same in the file /etc/fstab ? | 00:07 |
Guest59805 | the UUID is not the same as in the fstab file, one swap partition type listed | 00:08 |
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Guest59805 | wait, the UUID is the same as in the one listed in fstab, my bad. | 00:09 |
Bashing-om | Guest59805: Next then .. is this a system that is encrypted .. or is LVM ( logical Volume management) a factor ? | 00:10 |
Guest59805 | root partition is encrypted yes | 00:11 |
Guest59805 | im receiving a prompt every time i get to the login menu to enter an encryption key .. or dont as well | 00:12 |
Bashing-om | Guest59805: Then is out of my skill set . I do not know encryption . | 00:12 |
Guest59805 | should i decrypt my root partition to further analyze? | 00:12 |
blazeme8 | how do i switch to kernel 4.x? | 00:15 |
blazeme8 | on Trusty | 00:15 |
Bashing-om | !hwe | blazeme8 | 00:17 |
ubottu | blazeme8: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack | 00:17 |
blazeme8 | Bashing-om: excellent, thanks | 00:17 |
Bashing-om | blazeme8: Not checked .. but I can accept that the 4.4 kernel will not be available in HWE till the 16.04.1 release . | 00:18 |
blazeme8 | Bashing-om: i see there's a linux-generic-lts-xenial package in apt, trying it out on a VM | 00:19 |
blazeme8 | looks like that gets me 4.4.0-22 | 00:20 |
drewdroid | how many gigabytes could Johnny Mnemonic's brain hold, and is it enough to install ubuntu? | 00:20 |
nacc | Bashing-om: yeah, i thought it wasn't supposed to be out until 16.04.1 too, (per the lts hwe wiki) but it seems like it is already available | 00:22 |
Queenslayer | nacc, what timezone are you in? | 00:23 |
nacc | Queenslayer: US PST, although I think my clock just went haywire :) | 00:23 |
nacc | Queenslayer: -700, iirc | 00:24 |
Queenslayer | Thought so | 00:24 |
django_ | in "ls -l" what does the -l do? | 00:29 |
nacc | django_: `man ls` to see what options do | 00:29 |
nacc | django_: in that case -l means "long listing" | 00:30 |
django_ | nacc, hmm so if you ls -l a.out | 00:30 |
django_ | what does the output mean | 00:30 |
_28_ria | So, I've found, that amdgpu and radeon various packages are installed. How do I turn on the card and the monitor, connected to it? | 00:32 |
nacc | django_: <permissions> <num links> <owner> <group> <size> <mtime> <name> | 00:32 |
nacc | django_: i think that's all described in `info ls` | 00:34 |
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maddawg4 | woah.. woah woah... why are my interfaces now named ensX | 00:38 |
maddawg4 | i just switched to ubuntu 16.04 and they default identification for my network adapters | 00:38 |
maddawg4 | VERY obnoxious | 00:38 |
Bashing-om | maddawg4: See: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/ for the explanation . | 00:39 |
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OerHeks | predictable interface names is nice | 00:40 |
maddawg4 | now i'm gonna have to change all my damn scripts that relied on that naming scheme | 00:41 |
maddawg4 | which is fucktons | 00:41 |
maddawg4 | or create my own naming scheme | 00:42 |
maddawg4 | lame | 00:42 |
kalenpw | hey all I have a Maxkeyboard Falcon 8 mediapad. Anyone know how I can go about getting it to work with Ubuntu? | 00:42 |
Bashing-om | maddawg4: Network device assignment happens in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules . There is a means to revert to the old convention . I have not so can not be more explicit . | 00:47 |
maddawg4 | yea i know they are in there | 00:47 |
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rokanas | hello | 01:06 |
aflfnaaw | howdy | 01:07 |
rokanas | any unix app where can i stream tv canals? | 01:08 |
Mike022292 | Hey guys. I'm migrating my website to an Ubuntu server and I'm having some trouble. It's a WordPress installation and the permalinks are all broken. I'm also unable to upload new plugins. I think the file permissions on the /var/www/html directory are screwed and I want to A) Fix them B) Make sure that I'm applying the principle of least privilege. Can anybody help please? | 01:14 |
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CurryMonster | Hey guys. I'm migrating my website to an Ubuntu server and I'm having some trouble. It's a WordPress installation and the permalinks are all broken. I'm also unable to upload new plugins. I think the file permissions on the /var/www/html directory are screwed and I want to A) Fix them B) Make sure that I'm applying the principle of least privilege. Can anybody help please? | 01:24 |
Guest26386 | hi, ive been trying to run ubuntu on a mid 2014 mbp for the most part it works well however, the cpu sits at around 70c when watching youtube videos while in osx i can have multiple tab with youtube open and barely break 40c | 01:24 |
user___ | Hi | 01:26 |
user___ | How I can install Oracle JDK 8 on Ubuntu 16.04? | 01:27 |
user___ | ? | 01:28 |
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_183 | Anyone got a minute to help with my boot errors? http://m.imgur.com/rezMkfD,7Ehn8uR,gWVnhEh | 01:29 |
_183 | Running an ubuntu 16 flavor | 01:29 |
ibrumfield | user___: sudo apt-get install default-jdk | 01:30 |
user___ | I don't want openJDK | 01:30 |
ibrumfield | https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-java-with-apt-get-on-ubuntu-16-04 | 01:32 |
user___ | I download this file form oracle website jdk-8u92-linux-x64.tar.gz , How I can install it ? | 01:32 |
ibrumfield | user___: Oracle JDK install instructions | 01:32 |
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Guest26386 | there are benifits to using openJDK over Oracle's java | 01:34 |
user___ | webupd8team Is this repository safe ? | 01:34 |
Guest26386 | user___: yes | 01:34 |
hydrogen | did 16.04 change anything with how hostnames get resolved? | 01:35 |
hydrogen | It seems to be ignoring my /etc/hosts entirely currently | 01:35 |
hydrogen | /etc/nssswitch.conf shows files first | 01:35 |
Guest26386 | hi, ive been trying to run ubuntu on a mid 2014 mbp for the most part it works well however, the cpu sits at around 70c when watching youtube videos while in osx i can have multiple tab with youtube open and barely break 40c | 01:36 |
user___ | Ok , but I got this file from oracle , jdk-8u92-linux-x64.tar.gz , How I can install it ? | 01:37 |
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ibrumfield | user___: why not use apt-get? | 01:37 |
Jordan_U | _183: Please run boot info acrio https://github.com/arvidjaar/bootinfoscript and pastebin the RESULTS.txt it produces. | 01:37 |
Jordan_U | s/acrio/script/ | 01:38 |
user___ | ibrumfield with this webupd8team repository ? | 01:38 |
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ibrumfield | user___: yep | 01:40 |
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user___ | Ok if I use this webupd8team repository , What should I download JDK 9 or JDK 8 ? | 01:41 |
user___ | What is the best ? | 01:41 |
martin___ | hi, xorg broken. When I do startx or startxfce I get "error while loading shared libraries: libxkbfile.so.1", does anyone know what is the package containing that file? | 01:41 |
somsip | martin___: dpkg -S libxkbfile will tell you | 01:41 |
ibrumfield | user___: 8 has better backwards compatibility | 01:42 |
Guest26386 | user___: 8 is most likely better | 01:42 |
martin___ | somsip: thanks! | 01:43 |
user___ | Thank you so much | 01:43 |
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user___ | ibrumfield , Guest26386 Thank you so much | 01:43 |
somsip | martin___: did you sort it? apt-get install --reinstall {package} can often kick something that has been deleted/corrupted | 01:43 |
_183 | Jordan_U I'm running a fresh install and it doesn't recognize any of the commands in the readme. Only command line I get is grub 2.02~beta2-25 | 01:44 |
_183 | 2-15* | 01:44 |
martin___ | somsip: too late ;(, I just did sudo apt-get remove --purge libxkbfile1 | 01:44 |
somsip | martin___: if it works, fine. If it doesnt, just reinstall again | 01:45 |
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hydrogen | Does the line " 192.168.0.017 ignorance.localsite ignorance" look well formed enough to be in /etc/hosts ? | 01:50 |
hydrogen | and is there any way to know what ubuntu is using to resolv a host? | 01:50 |
Jordan_U | _183: Boot from a liveUSB and run boot info script from there. | 01:52 |
RomanLier- | Hello | 01:52 |
RomanLier- | Please help me to install a program | 01:52 |
somsip | RomanLier-: what program? | 01:53 |
RomanLier- | Telegram desktop | 01:53 |
somsip | RomanLier-: where are you getting this from? | 01:54 |
RomanLier- | their official website | 01:54 |
somsip | RomanLier-: it doesnt look like a suported package so we dont support it here. Something like this might help you though http://askubuntu.com/questions/556532/how-to-install-telegram-desktop-in-ubuntu-14-04-lts | 01:54 |
somsip | RomanLier-: that page also points to a PPA which might make it easier for you. Again, unsupported here | 01:55 |
RomanLier- | Oh, thanks for that link. I'll check it | 01:55 |
AcidoNZ | can someone help me configure ubuntu to boot into a web browser in fullscreen mode? or point me in the right direction | 01:56 |
AcidoNZ | I'm a n00b :/ | 01:56 |
RickHull | Hi, I'm having trouble with /etc/hosts on AWS EC2. particularly regarding cloud-init behavior | 01:57 |
somsip | AcidoNZ: You need something like this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KioskMode | 01:57 |
RickHull | namely: I expect there to be a line in /etc/hosts for 127.0.1.1 with the hostname | 01:57 |
_183 | Jordan_U I don't seem to have internet... My motherboard has a built-in wireless adapter but it's not detecting it I think | 01:58 |
somsip | RickHull: are you using an official ubuntu AMI? | 01:58 |
RickHull | somsip: yes | 01:58 |
RickHull | by default it has `update_etc_hosts` | 01:58 |
RickHull | and /etc/cloud/templates/hosts.debian.tmpl | 01:58 |
RickHull | which contains the 127.0.1.1 line | 01:58 |
RickHull | yet this does not end up in /etc/hosts | 01:58 |
AcidoNZ | thanks somsip reading now | 01:59 |
rinnex | Hello. | 01:59 |
somsip | AcidoNZ: ok - but searching around 'kiosk' will probably take you in the right direction. Not direct help I know, but hopefully helpful in some way | 01:59 |
RickHull | somsip: oh, i think i got confused between update_etc_hosts and manage_etc_hosts | 01:59 |
RickHull | still, i would think manage_etc_hosts is set to True by default. maybe not | 01:59 |
rinnex | I have just done an upgrade (14.04 -> 16.04). Now some programs have no menus? I've tried googling, I've tried changing where they are displayed, and no luck. Anybody experience this? | 02:01 |
RickHull | somsip: ok, I just needed to explicitly add `manage_etc_hosts: true` at the toplevel | 02:03 |
cosmicfires | squigz, I still can't get thunderbird to use my config from 14.04, any more ideas? | 02:03 |
cosmicfires | oop | 02:04 |
cosmicfires | squinty, , I still can't get thunderbird to use my config from 14.04, any more ideas? | 02:04 |
Mattx | Hey, is there any way to use the fish protocol on Unity in any of the apps that comes with it? | 02:06 |
Mattx | the file manager doesn't seem to support fish:// | 02:07 |
libscrape_dl | Anyone running 16.04LTS Desktop with an nvidia gtx970? stuck in a login loop and tried most of the common asnwers on web searches... | 02:09 |
praveen | hi | 02:10 |
praveen | hi | 02:10 |
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praveen | hi | 02:11 |
somsip | praveen: do you have a support question? | 02:12 |
praveen | yes | 02:12 |
somsip | praveen: ask it then | 02:12 |
praveen | I bought s HP laptop with dos and later downloaded and installed ubuntu | 02:12 |
praveen | but problem i am facing is : | 02:12 |
praveen | 1. it never shoutdown or restart properly. On shutdown it hangs up at terminal screen but never switch off the laptop | 02:13 |
praveen | 2. Wifi goes on sleep or stop working after sometime and I need to disconnect and reconnectio in order to continue | 02:14 |
praveen | thats it. Please help | 02:15 |
lethu | praveen: have you tried running with the noacpi boot parameter? | 02:16 |
praveen | no | 02:16 |
praveen | i am new to it so don't know much trouble hshooting steps | 02:17 |
frudo | hi | 02:17 |
somsip | praveen: full steps here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Changing_boot_options_Permanently_for_an_Existing_Installation | 02:17 |
praveen | ok | 02:18 |
praveen | let me try | 02:18 |
frudo | hi guys, i want to migrate(copy) all data from ubuntu 14.4 machine to another ubuntu14.4 machine how do i this all setting available there with enviromental and all hidden files and other thinngs except boot | 02:19 |
praveen | luckly I have Boot Repair :) | 02:19 |
somsip | frudo: this is the general approach, but read more around it to be comfortable in what you are doing http://askubuntu.com/questions/111236/how-to-migrate-the-whole-system-to-a-new-machine | 02:20 |
rinnex | I have just done an upgrade (14.04 -> 16.04). Now some programs have no menus? I've tried googling, I've tried changing where they are displayed, and no luck. Anybody have any idea what could be wrong? | 02:20 |
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somsip | frudo: more advice - http://superuser.com/questions/840531/copy-ubuntu-from-one-pc-to-another | 02:20 |
frudo | somsip: i am using ec2 instance there is ubuntu install with 32 gb disk but i want to shrink in 18 gb disk but tried lot of methods but not success now i am trying to think use to migrate data ... | 02:23 |
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praveen | Hi! somsip after boot repair aborted the operation saying I should do this only from a live CD | 02:23 |
rinnex | Programs affected include gnome-terminal, Rhythmbox, HexChat, GIMP. Programs not affected: Firefox, Thunderbird, SQLiteBrowser - could this be a GTK/QT thing? | 02:24 |
praveen | I know how to edit config file so let me try may be it will work ... | 02:24 |
somsip | praveen: strange as that's an official guide. Never used it myself. Try the manual appraoch | 02:24 |
Guevara | Hello! Ubuntu 16.04 icon theme (launcher icons) doesn't change using unity-tweak-tool. My system is updated, any idea? | 02:24 |
frudo | if anybody have experience please look into this i have tried if any wrong please let me know... | 02:25 |
frudo | http://pastebin.com/xKq3VYh0 | 02:25 |
frudo | shrink volume 32 to 18 gb | 02:26 |
levtim | Does anyone have any information about a Google Drive client for Ubuntu? I'd prefer something that works at the command line | 02:26 |
SchrodingersScat | !info goole-drive-ocamlfuse | levtim: there's grive, or is it drive, on github, then there's this for a fuse | 02:28 |
ubottu | levtim: there's grive, or is it drive, on github, then there's this for a fuse: Package goole-drive-ocamlfuse does not exist in xenial | 02:28 |
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somsip | levtim: no longer suport IIRC | 02:28 |
SchrodingersScat | I had google-drive-ocamlfuse work not long ago | 02:28 |
levtim | ubottu: Thanks | 02:28 |
ubottu | You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 02:28 |
SchrodingersScat | did it work well? no, but that's a different story for a different time. | 02:28 |
somsip | SchrodingersScat: I used something, and I'm sure it stopped. Cant remember what it was now though, and you suggested an alternative so fair enough | 02:29 |
levtim | SchrodingersScat: Is it true that there is some kind of internal Google Drive client that just hasn't been released to the public? | 02:29 |
SchrodingersScat | levtim: I'm part of the public, so I'm not sure how I would know that. | 02:30 |
somsip | levtim: how would we know and what would it matter? | 02:30 |
rinnex | Seems to be only GTK programs. | 02:30 |
Bashing-om | libscrape_dl: Let's have a look at what the state of X ( graphics and such all ) is . Paste ' cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc tertmbin.com 9999 ' . See what tale is told . | 02:30 |
rinnex | Why would menus for GTK programs not appear in the panel or titlebar? | 02:30 |
somsip | levtim: there is this, which is unsupported here. Appears to be somewhat Google-official https://github.com/odeke-em/drive | 02:31 |
somsip | levtim: other option, also unsupported. I think I might have used this https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive | 02:32 |
SchrodingersScat | somsip: yep, that's the last one I recall working. levtim, if you want to do push/pull type commands then you can use ^ drive, if you want to mount it like a directory then try google-drive-ocamlfuse, up to you. | 02:32 |
levtim | SchrodingersScat: Thanks for the clarification | 02:32 |
SchrodingersScat | somsip: oh, haven't tried gdrive :^) | 02:33 |
somsip | SchrodingersScat: I think I used it then the API changed and it stopped working, and I didn't bother again. Anyway - OP has answers :) | 02:33 |
SchrodingersScat | somsip: yes, google makes everyone cry in the end, I agree ;( | 02:34 |
arooni | hey folks | 02:34 |
cooloutac | hello all, where do I post a bug about this issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2325586&highlight=ecryptfs_readpage%3A+Error+decrypting+page%3B+rc+[-4] | 02:34 |
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somsip | !bug | ChkDigit | 02:35 |
ubottu | ChkDigit: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. | 02:35 |
somsip | gone - sorry ChkDigit | 02:35 |
Guest79856 | somsip, which category do i put for a kernel issue? | 02:37 |
Guest79856 | ubuntu bug is telling me i need a pid | 02:37 |
Guest79856 | somsip, found it "The correct package for bugs about the kernel is linux. " | 02:38 |
arooni | if i use a different cursor theme from gnome-look should i be able to adjust its size? because it seems like i cant :( | 02:40 |
rinnex | Was able to find help by refining my search. Thanks for nothing, pajeets. | 02:42 |
viable_end | Hello | 02:44 |
Guevara | Hello! Ubuntu 16.04 icon theme (launcher icons) doesn't change using unity-tweak-tool. My system is updated, any idea? | 02:46 |
Guest79856 | and I was wrong big brother stopped pgl from working on ubuntu somehow lol. I'm gonan wait till mint 18 comes out to test it on there, or else I might ahve to go to debian where it works fine :( | 02:48 |
Guest79856 | its crazy because everything appears to work properly, but if you actually pay attention to it, you realize its not really blocking anything. | 02:49 |
Guest79856 | a couple billion less ips then it should lmao | 02:50 |
zwl | hello | 02:50 |
Guest79856 | zwl, hi | 02:53 |
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netameta | If i have server up an running on my computer (node server) i dont need to do anything special to open it to public other then open the right ports right ? | 03:31 |
netameta | say i can access it localhost:8080 | 03:31 |
netameta | if i open 8080, and get my external ip i could do http://myExternalIp:8080 from another computer and it will be reacable yea ? | 03:32 |
ubuntu223 | hi | 03:35 |
ubuntu223 | how do i give permission to a usb drive to www-data | 03:36 |
ubuntu223 | ? | 03:36 |
ubuntu223 | read/write permission | 03:36 |
fermulator | why are some help.ubuntu.com community pages immutable? (e.g. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto) | 03:44 |
T00Lman | ubuntu223, I fought with this a few months ago. This page helped a lot: http://askubuntu.com/questions/392154/why-are-the-default-permissions-for-media-username-rootroot | 03:45 |
Bashing-om | fermulator: Recent spammers have necessitated measures to protect the wikis. One now has to gain authorization to edit. | 03:52 |
atracht | tearing my hair out trying to get nfs to work, when I run rpcinfo -p nfs and 2049 aren't listed | 04:01 |
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akis | hi all. Any idea why cell phone tethering disconnects after 20/30 secs under 16.04. It worked without any problem under 14.04. There are some similar reviews at some 'forum' but no any solution, Any help? | 04:09 |
thejrose1984 | quick question - i'm being asked to deploy open365 and i got docker installed as well as open365 installed on the latest ubuntu | 04:15 |
thejrose1984 | but no clue how to run open365 and the doc seems vague | 04:15 |
on3pk | Hey, I'm trying to run a python script which accesses /dev/audio. It halts with an error saying /dev/audio cannot be found. | 04:17 |
on3pk | What, uh... what *is* the audio device accessed by? | 04:18 |
T00Lman | probably because there's no /dev/audio (did you look?) | 04:18 |
Piquai | Algum brasileiro por aqui? | 04:18 |
on3pk | T00Lman, yes I did. | 04:20 |
on3pk | That's why I'm asking how I should access the sound card | 04:20 |
T00Lman | OK.... I only ask because my machine doesn't have one | 04:20 |
on3pk | I guess python uses ossaudio, whereas Ubuntu uses Alsa? Does that make sense? Is there anyway to reconcile those? | 04:23 |
T00Lman | Yeah... look at the devices inside /dev/snd | 04:23 |
on3pk | Ok. There are a number of files. | 04:24 |
on3pk | they are mainly just a bunch of letters and numbers. How do I go about deciphering them? | 04:25 |
T00Lman | one sec | 04:26 |
T00Lman | See here: https://larsimmisch.github.io/pyalsaaudio/pyalsaaudio.html | 04:28 |
fermulator | Bashing-om: how can I acquire proper authorization? (I figured a proper registered account would be sufficient, but it is not) | 04:29 |
T00Lman | Also, you may want to ask on #python, they may know more about this. But, my guess is, you'll need to not use the python standard lib sound stuff... since ossaudio is deprecated. | 04:29 |
T00Lman | there are plenty of python/alsa libs available on pypi | 04:30 |
on3pk | yeah, I've asked around in Python too | 04:32 |
Guy1524 | hey guys, I installed unity on ubuntu gnome 16.04, and for some reason there is no desktop background, it just renders the last pixel there, kinda like that weird windows xp glitch. Here is a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/8C4GG5E.png | 04:38 |
T00Lman | Hey Guy1524, do you have an AMD video card? (there are known issues w/ 16.04 and AMD cards) | 04:40 |
Guy1524 | no, this has integrated graphics | 04:40 |
T00Lman | Ahhh.... nvm | 04:41 |
Guy1524 | and everything else works fine, just no background | 04:41 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: what kind of graphics card and driver ? | 04:41 |
Guy1524 | integrated graphics, not sure, haven't changed them | 04:42 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: check chipset and driver on sudo lshw -C video | 04:42 |
Guy1524 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16673519/ | 04:43 |
Guy1524 | also, background works fine on gnome, both wayland and X. But on cinnamon it doesn't work | 04:43 |
T00Lman | ummm... cinnamon != unity | 04:44 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: is this the first time you tested unity on that card? | 04:44 |
Guy1524 | Yes | 04:45 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: think unity is a bit heave for that chipset | 04:45 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: did you clean install or upgrade? | 04:45 |
Guy1524 | upgraded from ubuntu gnome 15.10 to 16.04, then installed unity | 04:45 |
lotuspsychje | ah | 04:45 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: test a liveusb 16.04 please, to make sure its not an upgrade leftover | 04:46 |
Guy1524 | I am pretty sure that it doesn't have to do with my drivers or hardware, it works fine on gnome and every other part of unity works | 04:46 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: for your case, i think its best to install unity right away, no workarounds from gnome | 04:46 |
Guy1524 | its not a workaround, it is apt-get installing it | 04:47 |
lotuspsychje | i know | 04:47 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: but the more lightweight you keep things, the better for your card | 04:47 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: so please try ubuntu-desktop liveusb 16.04 | 04:47 |
Guy1524 | ): | 04:48 |
lotuspsychje | Guy1524: and see if you still got the glitches | 04:48 |
Guy1524 | I don't have time to do that tonight | 04:48 |
Guy1524 | thanks I guess | 04:48 |
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thelegogear99573 | I try to login and it just goes back to login screen. How do I fix this? | 04:56 |
dxt29 | have you got the real machine? can you see the bootloader? @thelegogear99573 | 04:57 |
thelegogear99573 | I launched terminal in login screen | 04:57 |
thelegogear99573 | Idk why I can't find a command to repair it | 04:58 |
Bashing-om | fermulator: Sorry fror delay .. got distracted; See : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2323404&highlight=edit+wiki ; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2308813&highlight=edit+wiki . | 05:00 |
_28_ria | how to turn on my monitor on the AMD graphics card? I just plugged it in. My primary card is nVidia. lspci shows AMD card plugged in and xrandr --listproviders also shows AMD card. But how to turn it on? The monitor is currently black. All radeon/amdgpu/ati packages are installed (Ubuntu 16.04). | 05:01 |
VoidWhisperer | LordAkkarin, poke | 05:02 |
somsip | _28_ria: nvidia card but radeon/amdgpu/ati drivers are installed? Can you explain? | 05:02 |
LordAkkarin | :< | 05:02 |
somsip | _28_ria: oh - secondary card. Sorry - read too quickly. Both cards need to be the same for double-head dont they? | 05:02 |
_28_ria | somsip: What means doublehead? | 05:03 |
somsip | _28_ria: using two video cards to drive two monitors. They needed to be the same last time I set it up, but that was a while ago. Or maybe that was trying to add a third monitor... | 05:04 |
_28_ria | somsip: 8_ria> somsip: What means doublehead? | 05:04 |
somsip | _28_ria: same answer as the last one I gave | 05:05 |
somsip | _28_ria: dualhead, multihead...etc | 05:05 |
_28_ria | somsip: I've sent it by mistake, I was saying: I am adding a 3rd monitor | 05:05 |
Bashing-om | fermulator: One other : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2323735&highlight=edit+wiki . | 05:05 |
_28_ria | somsip: so, I don't get it, there is a driver conflict? I cannot use amd driver on one card and nvidia driver on nvidia card to launch them both at the same time? | 05:07 |
somsip | _28_ria: it does appear to be possible, but I can't offer any direct advice. | 05:07 |
_28_ria | somsip: maybe you can offer on where to start. I can't figure out, what commands I need to use in order to even try to turn on the card. | 05:08 |
somsip | _28_ria: no, sorry. Too busy to get into a long support answer | 05:09 |
fermulator | Bashing-om, so i guess the whole ecosystem is in lockdown :( sad | 05:09 |
fermulator | thx for the refs | 05:10 |
fermulator | cheers | 05:11 |
dxt29 | @thelegogear99573 so you mean ssh to a remote server? add a -v and have a look at the output | 05:11 |
hypermist | anyone got an idea how to detect a rootkit, it was using the name redis-clili | 05:11 |
hypermist | and its not looking to good for my friend | 05:11 |
lotuspsychje | !info rkhunter | hypermist | 05:12 |
ubottu | hypermist: rkhunter (source: rkhunter): rootkit, backdoor, sniffer and exploit scanner. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.4.2-5 (xenial), package size 193 kB, installed size 984 kB | 05:12 |
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thelegogear99573 | OK so there is no way to repair the constant login loopback to login screen issue? | 05:16 |
thelegogear99573 | Using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS btw | 05:17 |
Bashing-om | ferendevelop: Presently, yes . One way is with a ether.pad instance . I do not recall the procedure to obtain. But in the discussions is the method . | 05:19 |
ferendevelop | Bashing-om: oops.. i'm not fermulator | 05:21 |
ferendevelop | Bashing-om: fermulator quit from channel | 05:21 |
marcantoineboldu | pourquoi ce tourner tous vers la domotique | 05:24 |
somsip | !fr | marcantoineboldu | 05:24 |
ubottu | marcantoineboldu: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 05:24 |
Bashing-om | thelegogear99573: 1) is are your authorized to acess your desktop ? ' ls -al /home/<username> . Do you own .Xauthority and .ICEauthority ? 2( is a GUI driver loaded ? ' sudo lshw -C display ' . look in the configuration line for a driver= . | 05:24 |
marcantoineboldu | alors que le cyberespace es meme pas encore present pour tous | 05:25 |
Bashing-om | ferendevelop: Sorry bout that bad highlight . my appologies . | 05:25 |
ferendevelop | Bashing-om: never mind :D | 05:25 |
marcantoineboldu | pourquoi regarder pour le futur alors que le present es notre seul destinée de vision possible | 05:26 |
marcantoineboldu | pourquoi continuer dinvestir pour des anti-virus | 05:27 |
marcantoineboldu | la peur gere notre monde | 05:28 |
somsip | marcantoineboldu: still needs to be in english or join #ubuntu-fr | 05:29 |
marcantoineboldu | somsip ok | 05:29 |
marcantoineboldu | what ever | 05:29 |
marcantoineboldu | peace | 05:29 |
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marcantoineboldu | what do you think about translator in realtime | 05:41 |
marcantoineboldu | use by babelfish | 05:41 |
somsip | !ot | marcantoineboldu | 05:41 |
ubottu | marcantoineboldu: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 05:41 |
Squarism2 | Any significant improvment between 14.04 and 16.04 desktop? | 05:42 |
marcantoineboldu | !ot | somsip | 05:43 |
ubottu | somsip: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 05:43 |
marcantoineboldu | interesting command | 05:43 |
marcantoineboldu | somsip | 05:43 |
marcantoineboldu | :) | 05:43 |
somsip | Squarism2: it's a subjective question, so this link might help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes#Ubuntu_Desktop | 05:43 |
somsip | marcantoineboldu: oh dont bother referencing me. you're ignored ami | 05:44 |
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marcantoineboldu | you dont talk my language 127.0.0.1 | 05:46 |
marcantoineboldu | plur | 05:46 |
nautilushelp | Goodmorning, i have a problem with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS , its newly installed and i was installing some software etc, after an ("sudo apt-get update" "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade") i think nautilus was stopped working or something because i have no desktop background, on unity bar i could see my desktop, and right mouse click on desktop seems like weerd, i've tried several possible solutions but nothing.. i also installed nemo instea | 05:47 |
nautilushelp | the right mouse click was same, like something was missing... from graphical... | 05:48 |
rpost__ | did you deinstall any software? | 05:48 |
nautilushelp | rpost__: for tests ? yes alot... | 05:48 |
nautilushelp | rpost__: before this happens i dident deinstall anything only sudo upgrade / update | 05:49 |
nautilushelp | damn, again format... pffff "@ | 05:53 |
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yuken | How would I flash a custom GPU BIOS for a GM107M GPU (860M) via the terminal? | 06:12 |
phucktank | Hello, my hdmi plays video but will not play sound. When I choose it as the device whatever video is playing gets real choppy. Everything works fine on the Ubuntu live CD. Any Idea? | 06:16 |
TomLee | Does anyone know if an ubuntu-touch application can use Polymer/webcomponents? | 06:17 |
TomLee | or rather, can be a webapp, that uses them | 06:17 |
Seveas | TomLee: if nobody in here knows, maybe try #ubuntu-touch | 06:17 |
TomLee | Sevaes: Alright, I'll check, thanks | 06:18 |
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uma_ | I want to know about WSNDemo app in bitcloud | 06:23 |
Guest44693 | hello i have a problem. my ubuntu is working very slow. i dont know why. | 06:24 |
uma_ | I have atmega256rfr2 .and i used WSNDemo app.But i cant get the connection between coordinator and router | 06:25 |
phucktank | My HDMI will not play sound. It works fine in a live CD though. Any help? | 06:25 |
Guest44693 | play osu? | 06:26 |
uma_ | I want to know about WSNDemo app in bitcloud | 06:26 |
phucktank | Nothing works. I've reinstalled pulse and alsa. Still nothing | 06:27 |
uma_ | I want to know about WSNDemo app in bitcloud | 06:28 |
uma_ | I want to know about WSNDemo app in bitcloud | 06:28 |
uma_ | I want to know about WSNDemo app in bitcloud | 06:29 |
somsip | !patience | ubottu | 06:29 |
ubottu | somsip: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 06:29 |
somsip | !patience | uma_ | 06:29 |
ubottu | uma_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 06:29 |
phucktank | ALso this might help but in gnome ALSA mixer nothing shows up under the Intel Haswell HDMI tab. In the other tabs they do | 06:32 |
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trudko | Hi everyone whats path to Ubuntu version of /Users/<your user>/Library/Application Support path in OSX it is ~/... ? | 06:33 |
tasslehoff | Running Ubuntu 16.04 on a Lenovo T460s. If I plug an external monitor via HDMI or mDP, the computer freezes | 06:33 |
Seveas | uma_: why not ask the bitcloud people? I doubt you'll get any help in here with that... | 06:35 |
loonycoons | Hi. Does writing to the boot sector of a usb drive alter the partition table? I want to make an install USB drive for Ubuntu without formatting the thumb drive. I was thinking syslinux to boot and have it point to installer | 06:41 |
tasslehoff | Seems this could be my issue: http://askubuntu.com/questions/750896/official-t460s-ubuntu-support/751915#751915 | 06:43 |
uma_ | i asked bitcloud people | 06:44 |
Seveas | trudko: what does osx store in there? | 06:44 |
trudko | Seveas: no idea frankly but it seems that it is .config folder | 06:45 |
Bashing-om | loonycoons: The boot sector contains the partiton table: https://iam.tj/kb/pc/boot/ . | 06:45 |
Seveas | trudko: could be a mix of .config, .local and .cache | 06:45 |
ducasse | trudko: could be ~/.local/share | 06:47 |
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shurtagul | Anyone know why my mouse jitters sometimes when its over bomi video player? | 06:52 |
shurtagul | Its a qt application | 06:53 |
nchambers | Hey guys... I wrote a program and I want to monitor its memory usage (since valgrind is stating that I'm using 2 gigs of memory) and see how spread out it is when allocating memory. Does anyone know of anything that can do this? | 07:00 |
wsmsg | Hi. Im looking to migrate about 4TB of data from a ubuntu box to a new one. Is Rsync my best bet? | 07:18 |
hateball | wsmsg: It's a proven way at any rate. Use what you are comfortable with | 07:19 |
brontosaurusrex | wsmsg: rsync does work | 07:23 |
wsmsg | hateball: Not really comfy with any of them :) My first thought was to just mount the smb share from the other box, and do a cp locally.... But i think rsync has a checksum verification switch which makes it tempting | 07:24 |
hateball | wsmsg: it also has compression and other nice things. there is nothing nice about smb. | 07:24 |
blanko | How to fix missig menu in ubuntu 16.04 | 07:25 |
wsmsg | hateball: cool. Well, smb already set up cause its used for the household to store pictures etc. | 07:25 |
wsmsg | (from windows) | 07:25 |
ducasse | wsmsg: rsync will probably go a lot faster than smb. | 07:25 |
wsmsg | Sweet. | 07:25 |
xinner | Yes, rsync is compeletely what you need | 07:26 |
wsmsg | I'll read up on the man then :) any tips i should know of? or switches i _must_ be using?= | 07:26 |
blanko | How to fix missig menu in ubuntu 16.04 | 07:27 |
ducasse | wsmsg: there are a jillion guides to using rsync online. | 07:27 |
hateball | wsmsg: rsync -avz goes a long way | 07:27 |
DevAntoine | hi | 07:27 |
xinner | wsmsg: probably you would like a -z key as compression if you have a shitty router | 07:27 |
wsmsg | they are on the same LAN, so thats great | 07:28 |
wsmsg | hateball: thanks again :] | 07:28 |
blanko | any one fix this bug? | 07:29 |
hateball | blanko: What menu is missing? | 07:29 |
hateball | blanko: Your entire dash? | 07:30 |
blanko | Application's menu missing from menu bar | 07:30 |
blanko | http://askubuntu.com/questions/762137/applications-menu-missing-from-menu-bar | 07:30 |
blanko | but not fix the problem after reboot again missing | 07:31 |
wsmsg | hateball: hmm, see that it preserves owner and group.. Anything i should consider when the new box does not have the same users and groups? | 07:31 |
wsmsg | (in the archive switch, that is.) | 07:32 |
hateball | wsmsg: well it depends *what* you are copying then | 07:33 |
hateball | wsmsg: since you said you were migrating I assumed the same setup, just newer hardware | 07:33 |
wsmsg | hateball: yepp, pretty much. New box with a new raid5 with video,apps,pics etc. | 07:34 |
brontosaurusrex | wsmsg: I have been using cron/rsync like this http://brontosaurusrex.github.io/2016/04/18/that-magic-crontab-for-backup/ for years (runs at midnight) without problems or even without ever checking it. | 07:35 |
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thesushiman | hello room, does anyone here have any experience using ubuntu for data/video collection? | 07:44 |
thesushiman | I would like to talk about what tools to use | 07:45 |
Spookan | thesushiman: What do you collect? | 07:46 |
thesushiman | I am envisioning using a series of inexpensive IP cameras to record 1080p images of concerts from lots of angles to be edited later | 07:47 |
thesushiman | I want to just record to start, fore editing later | 07:47 |
somsip | thesushiman: you seem to be after guidance on a project rather than support. You should be asking in #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks | 07:48 |
bhuddah | i think most ip cams can write to a network storage location on their own, thesushiman | 07:48 |
Alex993cc | hi all, can anyone help with a mirror issue please? | 07:48 |
somsip | !mirror | Alex993cc (for start, but give details) | 07:48 |
ubottu | Alex993cc (for start, but give details): Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors - PLEASE use the !torrents to download !Xenial, and help keeping the servers' load low! | 07:48 |
Alex993cc | ok im using buildmirror script to mirror onto local network | 07:49 |
Alex993cc | every now and then this error appears | 07:49 |
Alex993cc | rsync: send_files failed to open "/pool/multiverse/s/spellcast-doc/spellcast-doc_1.5.dsc" (in ubuntu): Permission denied (13) | 07:49 |
somsip | Alex993cc: do you mean rsyncmirror? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Rsyncmirror | 07:51 |
pabed1 | hello guys ,is there any solution that I can show this list http://paste.linux.chat/view/32f8f21e first line and last line just by tail and head and pip command in one command | 07:51 |
Alex993cc | somsip nope, using debmirror as part of the buildmirror.sh, to just build a trusty i386 and amd64 mirror only | 07:52 |
somsip | Alex993cc: I'm obviously out of my depth then. I'll leave you withsomeone else | 07:52 |
Alex993cc | somsip https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Debmirror | 07:53 |
thesushimanoftao | hello room | 07:55 |
mindofmateo | thesushimanoftao: hello | 07:56 |
Alex993cc | hmm | 07:56 |
Alex993cc | the permissions for the file seem to be wrong on the mirror itself | 07:56 |
Alex993cc | i cant download that particular file by FTP either | 07:56 |
Alex993cc | thanks for your help, sorted it or now by manually downloading the file from archive.ubuntu | 08:04 |
Yehai | http://m.uczzd.cn/webapp/webview/article/news.html?app=uc-iflow&aid=18228353389587119293&cid=100&zzd_from=uc-iflow&uc_param_str=dndsfrvesvntnwpfgi&recoid=9752626645818116558&rd_type=reco | 08:07 |
Yehai | bazhang | 08:07 |
Yehai | http://m.uczzd.cn/webapp/webview/article/news.html?app=uc-iflow&aid=18228353389587119293&cid=100&zzd_from=uc-iflow&uc_param_str=dndsfrvesvntnwpfgi&recoid=9752626645818116558&rd_type=reco | 08:07 |
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easy | hi all, i am using ubuntu 16.04 and i want to make it boot faster, i installed e4rat and uninstalled it, now i am back to ureadahead, my problem is that , i think boot times are improved but it takes too much time to login, after entering my password it takes 15 seconds to take me to desktop screen, if i set up autologin then it shows blank screen for 13-14 seconds , i installed bootchart, networkmanager.service is taking too much time to start, | 08:24 |
easy | anybody please help^^ | 08:24 |
easy | how to make login and boot faster | 08:25 |
gustav___ | easy: SSD would probably be the easiest way. | 08:26 |
easy | gustav___, i cant afford ssd right now, i have 7200 rpm hdd | 08:27 |
gustav___ | easy: Maybe you can run without DM, that would make graphical booting faster. | 08:27 |
easy | gustav___, i am looking for improvement in software part, on windows, boot times are very low, compared with ubuntu | 08:28 |
easy | gustav___, i mean, ubuntu was preety fast earlier as compared with windows, | 08:29 |
gustav___ | easy: Do a reinstallation. | 08:29 |
gustav___ | easy: You can use earlier Ubuntu versions as well. | 08:30 |
easy | gustav___, i have installed only some codecs, where to upload boot-chart | 08:30 |
easy | gustav___, these are alternate ways not proper solution, i wonder, how , Windows 10 improved a lot , when boot times are considered, boot really fast as compared with ubuntu | 08:31 |
gustav___ | easy: You don't need to reboot Ubuntu. | 08:32 |
easy | gustav___, reboots preety quickly, i need to reboot, shut down, hibernate doesnt work with ubuntu | 08:34 |
nindustries | Hi, can someone on a recent ubuntu do; grep CONFIG_MEMCG_SWAP_ENABLED /boot/config-* | 08:36 |
srir4m | HEY | 08:36 |
gustav___ | Hi. | 08:37 |
srir4m | hey gustav | 08:37 |
srir4m | good to see u mate | 08:37 |
ducasse | easy: use 'systemd-analyze blame' to find out if unnecessary services take long to start and disable them. | 08:41 |
easy | ducasse, how to analyze | 08:42 |
ducasse | easy: i just told you. | 08:42 |
easy | i used systemd-analyze plot > filename.svg | 08:43 |
easy | ducasse, is it right | 08:43 |
easy | network manager is important, but taking too long to start | 08:43 |
k1l_ | what connection type do you use? wifi? | 08:43 |
easy | yes | 08:43 |
k1l_ | see dmesg whats going on. | 08:44 |
k1l_ | or see if the NM got a log | 08:44 |
easy | how to see dmesg, during login | 08:44 |
k1l_ | look at it now if there are errors | 08:45 |
anonymak | hey everyone, I'm trying to create an HTTP proxy that can be used on one node. However, it should be exitting from another remote node that is also under my control | 08:54 |
anonymak | Any help on how I can do this? I'm trying to basically create a bridged HTTP proxy with entry IP in one server and exit IP in another | 08:54 |
anonymak | Can VPNs help here? | 08:54 |
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mtyamantau | any help is appreciated | 08:56 |
jason479 | why when I try and run dnsmasq is says "Authentication is required to restart 'dnsmasq.service'"? | 08:58 |
bhuddah | jason479: did you use sudo? | 08:58 |
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jason479 | yes | 08:59 |
jason479 | here is the full output http://pastebin.com/afFLwmFz | 09:00 |
Linux-User | Hey guys can some one help me out a bit? :) | 09:00 |
Linux-User | Is anyone here? | 09:02 |
gustav___ | Yes. | 09:02 |
Linux-User | Oh ok.. | 09:02 |
Linux-User | I need help with Wine running on Ubuntu 16.04 | 09:02 |
hateball | !wine | Linux-User | 09:02 |
ubottu | Linux-User: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 09:02 |
elichai2 | Hi | 09:03 |
Linux-User | As it seems, I'm in the wrong channel. Thanks for your help! :)) | 09:03 |
elichai2 | My Ubuntu got stuck so I clicked ctrl-alt-f1 and that stuck too | 09:03 |
elichai2 | I mean it kind of switch to it but it says '/dev/sda2: recovering journal' | 09:04 |
elichai2 | And '/dev/sda2: clean, NUM/NUM files, NUM/NUM blocks | 09:05 |
elichai2 | (NUM is a long number) | 09:05 |
elichai2 | Any idea how to fix this? | 09:05 |
gustav___ | Try hitting C-c. | 09:05 |
ducasse | gustav___: bad idea, you don't interrupt an fsck. | 09:07 |
gustav___ | ducasse: That text indicates it's done. | 09:07 |
Linux-User | Just try force restart... | 09:07 |
elichai2_ | Sorry I left | 09:09 |
Linux-User | Um.. An pop-up appeared saying "Ubuntu 16 .04 has encountered an internal error" | 09:09 |
elichai2_ | C-c didn't do anything | 09:09 |
elichai2_ | Maybe it's because byobu is configured to autorun in my terminal? | 09:10 |
Linux-User | elichai2 whan did you do to fix it? | 09:10 |
elichai2_ | I didn't fix it | 09:10 |
Linux-User | Oh ok.. | 09:10 |
elichai2_ | Anyone? | 09:10 |
Linux-User | Why don't you try the simplest thing? Restarting/Force Restarting?? Always works for me! | 09:10 |
ShekharReddy | did any one installed libicu48 package before, I am getting an error stating that it has been obsoleted | 09:11 |
Gallardo | same think will probobly pop up after the restart | 09:11 |
Linux-User | Gallardo good point there... | 09:11 |
elichai2_ | I think it will work but I want to know why the virtual console doesn't work | 09:11 |
ShekharReddy | what do i need to do to get this package to my laptop | 09:11 |
elichai2_ | My X is stuck because of a game lag | 09:11 |
Linux-User | elichai could just be a bug? | 09:12 |
elichai2_ | Happened before | 09:12 |
elichai2_ | Maybe | 09:12 |
Linux-User | The other day I was playing Teeworlds and suddently it crashed and I couldn't do anything... It also showed me an pop up saying that Ubuntu has encountered an internal error... | 09:12 |
Linux-User | I couldn't type or move the mouse.. What I did? Just restarted ;D | 09:13 |
elichai2_ | The thing is the system does work | 09:13 |
elichai2_ | I can switch between X and virtual console | 09:13 |
Linux-User | But? | 09:14 |
gustav___ | I'm not sure what the course of action is for a locked X server in Ubuntu. | 09:15 |
gustav___ | Could have been solved by just killing it. | 09:15 |
gustav___ | elichai2_: What's the last thing you see in the virtual console? | 09:16 |
ducasse | ctrl-alt-backspace to kill the x server, if the terminate option is enabled. | 09:17 |
gustav___ | The default is no. | 09:17 |
OnkelTem | Hi all. I can't connect my android phone to Ubuntu 14.04. What am I supposed to do? Some magic or... magic? | 09:17 |
easy | OnkelTem, install android adb tools and fastboot tools | 09:18 |
OnkelTem | easy: I need to copy some files to my PC, do I really need adb for that? | 09:19 |
gustav___ | OnkelTem: Connect the cables. | 09:19 |
OnkelTem | gustav___: done | 09:19 |
gustav___ | OnkelTem: Then what happens? | 09:19 |
OnkelTem | gustav___: nothing. It is detected by USB, there are records in the syslog. But nothing is really mounted. | 09:19 |
easy | OnkelTem, you can use Airdroid on your mobile to connect wirelessly | 09:20 |
curmet | Hello | 09:20 |
curmet | I accidentally misconfigured my apache ubuntu , then it cant be restarted | 09:20 |
curmet | it showed this error when restarted : "Job for apache2.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status apache2.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details." | 09:20 |
curmet | Itried to purge and install , the problem persists. any idea? | 09:20 |
ikonia | fix the problem | 09:20 |
ikonia | look at what the error is and fix it | 09:20 |
gustav___ | OnkelTem: What version of Ubuntu are you running? | 09:21 |
OnkelTem | gustav___: 14.04 | 09:21 |
easy | OnkelTem, Airdroid is also good way, like shareit | 09:21 |
ikonia | blinding reinstalling isn't a good approach to fixing | 09:21 |
gustav___ | OnkelTem: Does connecting a USB memory work? | 09:21 |
gustav___ | an | 09:21 |
k1l_ | OnkelTem: make sure the android phone shows itself as mtp or external usb data | 09:22 |
Kolkhis | Hello | 09:27 |
easy | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16675747/ system startup time | 09:30 |
easy | i want to improve system startup time , http://paste.ubuntu.com/16675747/ | 09:31 |
easy | it take too much time to login, after entering password, how to improve | 09:31 |
ikonia | easy: look at what it's doing | 09:32 |
ikonia | work out if there is any of that you don't need | 09:32 |
OnkelTem | gustav___: yes, usb memory works - automounting | 09:33 |
easy | ikonia, i am using a laptop, except bluetooth almost everything required | 09:33 |
OnkelTem | I've changed the cable, no differences | 09:33 |
easy | ikonia, why network manager is taking too much time | 09:34 |
ikonia | easy: why - is it slow getting an ip ? | 09:37 |
ikonia | easy: what's it doing that is "slow" | 09:37 |
ikonia | thats what you've got to work out | 09:37 |
ikonia | easy: how quick is it logging in ? | 09:37 |
easy | ikonia, i am using wifi and it is slow internet, i am not using wired internet | 09:38 |
easy | but 7 seconds too much | 09:38 |
ikonia | wifi shouldn't matter | 09:39 |
easy | ikonia, i also disabled networking, from network manager, but results are same | 09:39 |
ikonia | the only thing network manager will do is startup -> request ip info -> configure IP info | 09:39 |
ikonia | why would you disable networking ? | 09:39 |
ikonia | that would drop you off the network | 09:39 |
easy | ikonia, logging in also takes around15 seconds after entering password | 09:40 |
ikonia | easy: how powerful is your machine ? | 09:40 |
ikonia | and your video card | 09:40 |
easy | not very powwerful | 09:42 |
easy | ikonia, but windows 10 boot really fast | 09:42 |
easy | dual core cpu 7200 rpm hard disk | 09:43 |
easy_ | ikonia, please check this, is this the culprit http://paste.ubuntu.com/16675940/ | 09:49 |
ErSandro | windows 10 boots fast becausa it never really poweroff | 09:51 |
ErSandro | it suspends | 09:51 |
ErSandro | well, it hibernates really | 09:53 |
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ShekharReddy | what does this mean E: Unable to locate package freetype | 09:55 |
ShekharReddy | ? | 09:55 |
cglocke | hi, does the official repo's sfml version use debug or release build mode? | 10:14 |
ShekharReddy | what does this mean E: Unable to locate package freetype when i run sudo apt-get install fontconfig freetype in terminal? | 10:20 |
nchambers | it means its unable to find that package | 10:20 |
ErSandro | I think what you want is libfreetype6 | 10:21 |
brunch875 | it's the same behaviour as sudo apt-get install i_invented_this_package_name_haha | 10:21 |
nchambers | brunch875, wtf did I just install on my machine!!! | 10:22 |
brunch875 | sorry me no habla englesa | 10:23 |
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ErSandro | try "sudo apt-get install fontconfig libfreetype" | 10:23 |
ErSandro | sorry, try "sudo apt-get install fontconfig libfreetype6" | 10:23 |
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ShekharReddy | ErSandro: is libfreetype6 is same as freetype | 10:27 |
Habbie | ShekharReddy, what are you trying to accomplish? | 10:28 |
ShekharReddy | i am trying to install all the dependencies to https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-contrib-atlas#install-phantomjs | 10:28 |
Guest77556 | I running ubuntu as a virtual box.. I need to automate a few commands.. sudo service nginx restart... sudo service varnish restart etc, on start. Whatś thecurrent way of doing this? 14.04 ubuntu | 10:29 |
lyze | Guest77556, write a shell file | 10:30 |
shonminh | yes | 10:30 |
Guest77556 | Write a shell file and add it to my .profile ? | 10:30 |
hateball | Guest77556: why do you need to restart a service right after it's started? | 10:32 |
Guest77556 | hateball, Yeah, some strange nginx dns cache is causing problems (from what I can tell) | 10:32 |
Guest77556 | Itś only be devleopment environment.. | 10:33 |
ShekharReddy | Habbie, FYI i am trying to install all the dependencies to https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-contrib-atlas#install-phantomjs | 10:33 |
Guest77556 | So I not too concerned about fixing the underlying root problem. | 10:33 |
Guest77556 | hateball, I think the problem is something like networking isn initialised soon enough for my virtual box machine.. whcih is causingthe server backend to not work. All I know is restarting fixes it.. | 10:34 |
hateball | Guest77556: alright, well for quick and dirty you can toss commands in /etc/rc.local | 10:34 |
domgreg | bon matin je suis nouveau ici | 10:44 |
lyze | !fr | domgreg | 10:44 |
ubottu | domgreg: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 10:44 |
domgreg | good morning im new here | 10:45 |
lyze | hey c: | 10:45 |
pc_ | hello | 10:48 |
pc_ | who can help me | 10:51 |
lyze | !ask | pc_ | 10:52 |
ubottu | pc_: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 10:52 |
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pc_ | if i start my linux on login windows i write user and pass and hit entre i have black screen | 10:53 |
hateball | pc_: Is this a new install? | 10:56 |
pc_ | new but this problem when I install xfce desktop | 10:58 |
elsewho | hello | 11:05 |
elsewho | i have a Synology NAS and it has a Media Server which supports DMAs (digital media adapter). How can i use this on Ubuntu? | 11:05 |
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amazoniantoad | Hey guys. I have a sabrent nt-wlac wifi adapter and I can't find the driver for it | 11:07 |
ikonia | elsewho: any media player that supports that format should just connect to it | 11:07 |
amazoniantoad | It doesn't work out of the box | 11:07 |
ikonia | amazoniantoad: is it supported on linux ? | 11:07 |
amazoniantoad | can anyone help me? | 11:07 |
amazoniantoad | ikonia, I assume so | 11:07 |
amazoniantoad | ...probably a bad assumption | 11:07 |
ikonia | amazoniantoad: find out | 11:07 |
liuxu | hello,I installed ubuntu16.04 with uefi,the hardware is i7 6700hq , nvidia gtx 960m.I installed nvidia driver use "System Setting...",it work well.but when i use "nvidia setting" to change intel graphics card,and reboot,I can't into system,I try del boot param "quite" ,and output "Starting Show Plymouth Boot Screen" ,and stop here...how to fix it? | 11:08 |
elsewho | ikonia, which player would you use and how would you connect to it? do you assume that DMA gives the Synology NAS the ability to stream music? | 11:08 |
elsewho | am i understanding it right or am i trying to do something thats not possible ... | 11:08 |
ikonia | elsewho: I don't know client wise, a google search should suggest some that are compatible | 11:09 |
Jakey3 | is it possible to install ubuntu over a network to a computer? | 11:09 |
lyze | liuxu, can't you disable the intel graphics card inside the bios? | 11:09 |
ikonia | elsewho: I'd expect it to connect and play music either via local caching or streaming | 11:09 |
amazoniantoad | ikonia, w00t | 11:09 |
amazoniantoad | it is | 11:09 |
amazoniantoad | found the driver | 11:10 |
amazoniantoad | sweeet | 11:10 |
ikonia | excellent | 11:10 |
amazoniantoad | sooo happy | 11:10 |
amazoniantoad | ikonia, building a sick-nasty wifi aggregator | 11:10 |
elsewho | ikonia, ah any method would be ok, i thought streaming was the term forremote music plyback in general. i am googling for 10minutes and somehow i dont get useful results, thatswhy i came here. | 11:11 |
liuxu | lyze,not has that choose | 11:11 |
ikonia | elsewho: whatever media server it is - look at the supported clients for it | 11:12 |
elsewho | ikonia, thanks ill look for that. thanks and have a nice day. | 11:14 |
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anabain | why after upgradint to 16.04 samba is not working any more? | 11:24 |
anabain | after "service samba restart", "ps grep | aux smb" and similar yield nothing | 11:34 |
ducasse | anabain: what version did you upgrade from? | 11:34 |
anabain | 15.10 | 11:35 |
anabain | it was working perfectly | 11:35 |
ducasse | check the logs to see why it doesn't start. | 11:35 |
OerHeks | systemctl status samba.service | 11:36 |
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Patrick | just wondering (I think this would be the right place). Anyone seeing an apache+libphp5 update pushed early this morning causing a "Cannot load shared module" error and crashing apache? Doesn't seem to be centered on any one version either | 11:41 |
anabain | OerHeks, http://paste.ubuntu.com/16677663/ | 11:41 |
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OerHeks | anabain, seems loaded and active.. | 11:42 |
lerner | given that vice emulator wont work on my 16.04 im thinking about doing this: http://www.n00bsonubuntu.net/content/how-to-install-vice-commodore-64-emulator-on-ubuntu-12-04/ | 11:43 |
lerner | should I? | 11:43 |
lerner | I installed vice from synaptic, ubuntu 16.04, started x64 Batman_Side-a.d64 from cli and get: HW scale not available, forcing to disabled- Error - Machine initialization failed. | 11:44 |
anabain | OerHeks, yes, but I cannot access it from my smartphone or from my other box, for example.weird... | 11:45 |
BluesKaj | Hey folks | 11:45 |
OerHeks | anabain, i read interesting stuff at this page, https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=739887 issue with LSB-header?? | 11:46 |
ubottu | Debian bug 739887 in samba "broken samba LSB header causes dependency loops" [Important,Fixed] | 11:46 |
OerHeks | with /etc/init.d/smbd start and /etc/init.d/nmbd start it should run again?? | 11:47 |
anabain | OerHeks, processes are listed, but nothing happens. No access to server | 11:52 |
macsim | łjoin #laravel | 11:55 |
iwannhs | kalo meshmeri | 11:56 |
OerHeks | anabain, sure you didn't use an other source for samba? found this bugreport https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+question/292198 | 11:57 |
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srir4m | ummm hello | 11:57 |
lyze | hey | 11:58 |
srir4m | i accidentally uninstalled firefox....from the terminal....and it said it would remove ubuntu-mate-core-desktop and one more package | 11:58 |
srir4m | and i gave yes | 11:58 |
srir4m | would this affect my sys in any way | 11:58 |
srir4m | no right? | 11:58 |
BluesKaj | srir4m, I guess as long as you don't use matre | 12:00 |
hateball | srir4m: it's a meta-package so it shouldnt break anything per se. that said, it's not probably not a good idea to remove it | 12:00 |
BluesKaj | mate | 12:00 |
srir4m | ummm i am using mate | 12:00 |
srir4m | ohh god | 12:00 |
hateball | if there are updated dependencies for the meta-package you wont get those | 12:00 |
hateball | srir4m: just install the package again | 12:00 |
zykotick9 | srir4m: also, "sudo apt-get autoremove" probably wants to remove most of your system now :o | 12:01 |
hateball | yes, that's the dangerous bit ^ | 12:01 |
srir4m | soo....stay away from autoremove? | 12:01 |
zykotick9 | srir4m: better yet... reinstall firefox | 12:02 |
\9 | or you could use sudo apt-get install on the packages it wants to remove | 12:02 |
srir4m | ohh god | 12:02 |
\9 | that way they're marked as manually installed and autoremove will not try to remove them anymore | 12:02 |
srir4m | ok.....if i install firefox....its not showing the other packages | 12:03 |
amazon | I'm trying to use make on a driver I'm trying to build for my wifi antenna. However I get this error: http://pastebin.com/va1dQHMe | 12:03 |
\9 | srir4m: you still need toinstall the core package back | 12:03 |
amazon | Can someone help me figure out what is happening? | 12:03 |
lerner | can you please search for "rom" here and confirm if it shows any result? https://sourceforge.net/p/vice-emu/mailman/search/?q=rom&mail_list=vice-emu-mail | 12:03 |
srir4m | ok....can someone check what packages will be removed if u remove firefox | 12:04 |
srir4m | ill reinstall those packages | 12:04 |
\9 | you could run sudo apt-get autoremove and say no to the prompt | 12:04 |
\9 | use sudo apt-get -s to just simulate it | 12:04 |
\9 | so it won't even by accident remove anything | 12:04 |
teward | srir4m: sudo apt-get --dry-run remove firefox | 12:05 |
zykotick9 | srir4m: you could check your /var/log/dpkg.log for what was removed... | 12:05 |
teward | or, sudo apt-get --dry-run autoremove | 12:05 |
Haris | hello all | 12:05 |
Haris | what's the pkg name for gcc-c++ on 14.4 LTS ? | 12:05 |
\9 | yeah that's what i just said | 12:05 |
srir4m | okkk its not autoremoving anything | 12:05 |
\9 | then you're good | 12:05 |
srir4m | \9 could u type the sudo remove firefox command.....and tell me what packages will be removed? | 12:06 |
srir4m | plzz | 12:06 |
srir4m | its totally 3 | 12:06 |
srir4m | firefox....and 2 more packages | 12:06 |
\9 | just says firefox and ubuntu-mate-core for me | 12:07 |
srir4m | thats it... | 12:07 |
srir4m | ok ill try to reinstall the core package | 12:07 |
amazon | anyone? D: | 12:08 |
srir4m | see....if i type the command to install core package....it says it will install firefox..... | 12:08 |
srir4m | yeah amazon hey | 12:08 |
amazon | hey | 12:08 |
Haris | Whats the -dev pkg for openssl on 14.4 LTS ? | 12:08 |
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amazon | srir4m: so I tried to make the driver, but it isn't able to build the make file | 12:08 |
\9 | Haris: should be libssl-dev | 12:09 |
\9 | it's been named like that for eons AFAIK | 12:09 |
teward | Haris: libssl-dev which will install the other required library packages | 12:09 |
Haris | hmm | 12:09 |
teward | Haris: and that hasn't changed in an eon, that naming | 12:09 |
ioria | !info libssl-dev trusty | 12:09 |
ubottu | libssl-dev (source: openssl): Secure Sockets Layer toolkit - development files. In component main, is optional. Version 1.0.1f-1ubuntu2.19 (trusty), package size 970 kB, installed size 4847 kB | 12:09 |
Haris | ok, that's pre-installed | 12:09 |
Haris | Used to centos or debian names. have to search for pkgs of other distros' | 12:10 |
amazon | srir4m: http://pastebin.com/va1dQHMe | 12:10 |
x-fak | hi | 12:10 |
Haris | don't usually use ubuntu for server | 12:10 |
x-fak | i have Kubuntu13 and i want to reset my root password (lost), how do i proceed pleasE? | 12:10 |
srir4m | amazon im new as well | 12:10 |
srir4m | idk | 12:10 |
srir4m | sorry | 12:10 |
\9 | Haris: it also is libssl-dev in Debian. in general Ubuntu and Debian package names usually match | 12:11 |
Haris | yep | 12:11 |
Haris | my bad. I should keep a more memorization of base pkgs | 12:11 |
OerHeks | x-fak, ubuntu 13? 13.04 / 13.10 are EOL. | 12:11 |
OerHeks | !root | 12:12 |
ubottu | Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 12:12 |
x-fak | OerHeks ? EOL? | 12:12 |
OerHeks | dead, end of life | 12:12 |
jelly | Haris: don't memorize package names. memorize tools for efficient searching: apt-cache search openssl dev | 12:13 |
Haris | ah! | 12:13 |
srir4m | ok i managed to bring back the 2 packages | 12:13 |
Haris | hey jelly. ltns | 12:13 |
srir4m | thanks anyways yall | 12:13 |
x-fak | OerHeks , i dont really care because i used it into a Virtual machine | 12:13 |
\9 | x-fak: that's not really an excuse. EOL releases are dead, unsupported and insecure | 12:14 |
jelly | Haris: or apt-cache showsrc openssl | grep -i binary | 12:14 |
Haris | hmm | 12:14 |
x-fak | \9 ,i dont care at all i just need to login into that vm | 12:14 |
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teward | !eol | x-fak | 12:14 |
ubottu | x-fak: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 12:14 |
\9 | x-fak: ubuntu 13.x releases is off-topic in here | 12:14 |
Haris | write this down | 12:15 |
teward | x-fak: any EOL release is considered offtopic in here | 12:15 |
Haris | wrote+ | 12:15 |
teward | x-fak: and you should upgrade to get continued support | 12:15 |
OerHeks | x-fak, there is no rootpassword, if you have set it manually, sorry cannot help. | 12:15 |
Haris | ok. gcc-c++ ? | 12:15 |
jelly | teward: how are they going to upgrade if they forgot how to log in? | 12:15 |
x-fak | OerHeks , i've lost my main login password too, so i cannot login except guest account | 12:16 |
\9 | x-fak: reboot in recovery mode then, and use the root prompt to assign a new password for the user | 12:16 |
Haris | gcc-c++ is centos pkg. what's its equivalent in ubuntu/debian ? | 12:16 |
Haris | there's no gcc-cpp | 12:16 |
\9 | Haris: what does gcc-c++ provide in centos? | 12:16 |
Haris | the c++ compiler for gcc ? | 12:17 |
jelly | Haris: what is you actual goal? | 12:17 |
teward | Haris: apt-get install build-essential. installs g++, gcc, all the libs | 12:17 |
Haris | http://sipjs.com/guides/server-configuration/asterisk/ | 12:17 |
Haris | ah that | 12:17 |
\9 | Haris: g++ is located in the g++ package | 12:17 |
teward | Haris: the package is g++, but build-essential grabs many of the build libraries that many things depend on | 12:17 |
teward | shortcut for getting it all up :p | 12:17 |
Haris | installed it just now =) | 12:18 |
jelly | Haris: also look for other things that are already packaged in the distro, like libsrtp | 12:18 |
Haris | already installed =) | 12:19 |
jelly | and asterisk itself | 12:19 |
Haris | do we have sqlite 3.6.20 or something on 14.4 LTS ? | 12:19 |
Haris | that was installed with pkg | 12:20 |
\9 | apt-cache show sqlite3 | 12:20 |
Haris | with = through prebuilt | 12:20 |
mn9lk | Hey everyone. Is it okay to have around 50k files inside a single directory in ubuntu If I have ext4. | 12:20 |
Fuchs | technically yes, it might be bad for some graphical file managers, but ext can handle more | 12:22 |
OerHeks | ext4: Maximum number of files: 2^32 - 1 = 4,294,967,295 | 12:22 |
\9 | ls might lag a bit | 12:22 |
Fuchs | mn9lk: also I recommend you turn of indexing for said folder if you have any | 12:23 |
x-fak | \9 i've logged into the recovery mode, i have a root shell now, but i try the passwd command i got this result: "passwd: authentification token handling error.........passwd: password unchanged" | 12:23 |
ioria | mount -o remount,rw / | 12:23 |
\9 | x-fak: I know by heart that this particular error is something you can just paste into google and be given the correct answer in the first link | 12:24 |
mn9lk | these files get read by apache or some http server. Its just a bunch of random files that gets places there. I was just thinking if I should separate them out in different folders. | 12:24 |
\9 | x-fak: do your homework | 12:24 |
x-fak | ok | 12:24 |
ioria | x-fak, you have to remount rw the fs | 12:24 |
mn9lk | OerHeks: hah! if my users manage to put 4billion files in that dir ill probably be a few million dollars worth then :P So I guess 50k is nothing to worry then. haha thanks :) | 12:27 |
x-fak | ioria , allright ty, the error message is so stupid that i cannot think to such a thing | 12:27 |
ioria | :þ | 12:27 |
x-fak | so i can solve any password problem with this recovery item into Grub | 12:29 |
x-fak | that's great | 12:29 |
x-fak | i wonder why i was messing with that single mode | 12:29 |
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jatin30 | HI there! I was trying to unzip php and I got this http://imgur.com/ZoTG7W7 can anyone help me? TIA | 12:37 |
k1l_ | jatin30: ubuntu ships apache and php packages already. why dont you use that? | 12:39 |
_183 | http://m.imgur.com/rezMkfD,7Ehn8uR,gWVnhEh I can't seem to install on my blank ssd... I load the ubuntu 16 flavor fine by "trying" tho | 12:40 |
_183 | I read online it helps to connect to the internet when installing but I can't seem to find any wireless networks. | 12:41 |
lerner | on xubuntu, the overhead bar does not work anymore, I cannot change applications, but with tab alt shift | 12:41 |
lerner | how do I fix that? | 12:42 |
tcorneli | hi, can i ask a question about ekiga? | 12:42 |
jatin30 | k1l_: thanks! savior as always | 12:42 |
staeksauce | is there anyway to disable GRUB? I have 2 separate drives, 1 with Linux, 1 with Windows, that I want to just pick at boot instead of using GRUB | 12:49 |
staeksauce | I originally installed Ubuntu on a separate SSD with my Windows drive unplugged so each drive would be bootable separately | 12:50 |
staeksauce | but when I updated Ubuntu it installed GRUB | 12:50 |
x-fak | i have a USB flash drive with a dirsty FAT32 partition, and i got this result trying to fsck it: http://pastebin.com/D4B2mqqp | 12:50 |
staeksauce | so now I still have to pick which drive by holding F8 at boot, but if I choose the linux drive I get GRUB as well | 12:50 |
mundi | Hi there. I'm having problems with my laptop with ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I can visit stuff like google.com but if i click on a link it says host not found. i can ping my DNS server (8.8.8.8.) via IP but i cant ping any site (even google, although i can enter it via chrome) | 12:50 |
mundi | and there are some times where it works (like now), but this will only last 10 secounds and then connection is lost, sometimes even with google | 12:51 |
x-fak | why cant i remove this dirty bit when i choose 1)? | 12:51 |
maddawg4 | mundi are you using a static IP? | 12:51 |
ducasse | staeksauce: uefi or legacy mode? | 12:52 |
staeksauce | legacy I'm pretty sure | 12:52 |
mundi | maddawg4: i dont know, it's my company wifi and they don't do much with ubuntu | 12:52 |
maddawg4 | no | 12:52 |
maddawg4 | your computer | 12:52 |
maddawg4 | is it set with a static IP | 12:52 |
maddawg4 | or DHCP | 12:52 |
mundi | although it works with ios, osx, android and windows without any problems | 12:52 |
mundi | i think DHCP | 12:52 |
ducasse | staeksauce: then you need grub. or another bootloader. | 12:53 |
maddawg4 | and you didnt specify a static IP in ubuntu i assume? | 12:53 |
mundi | nope, should not be | 12:53 |
staeksauce | ducasse, I was choosing which SSD to boot from by holding F8 at boot before without GRUB | 12:53 |
maddawg4 | what if you dont use google's DNS? | 12:53 |
mundi | yes, DHCP is acticated | 12:53 |
maddawg4 | and just use theirs | 12:53 |
mundi | madawg4: is there a way to get their dns? | 12:54 |
maddawg4 | their dns is provided by dhcp | 12:54 |
mundi | because i added 8.8.8.8. as additional DNS in ubuntu | 12:54 |
ducasse | staeksauce: linux needs a bootloader, a legacy system cannot boot directly into the kernel. | 12:54 |
maddawg4 | so if you get an IP from them it should also give you whatever dns they configured with the dhcp server when they did it | 12:54 |
staeksauce | ducasse, then how was I able to do it before I updated linux | 12:55 |
mundi | maddawg4: ok, well, sometimes I can access some pages beneath google, but this is only for a timeframe of 20 secounds, so I think the dns bit is working | 12:55 |
maddawg4 | mundi at least that's the point of dhcp | 12:55 |
staeksauce | ducasse, each SSD was bootable and I picked which one would boot by holding F8 | 12:55 |
mundi | ok, I thought DHCP was to get an IP adress only | 12:55 |
maddawg4 | mundi can you get to website by names? | 12:55 |
mundi | most of the time not | 12:56 |
ducasse | staeksauce: if you have an uefi system you can use the kernel stub loader. to boot a legacy system you need a bootloader. | 12:56 |
staeksauce | ducasse, I know my mobo has UEFI, but I thought I disabled it | 12:56 |
mundi | like 95% | 12:56 |
maddawg4 | no... DHCP is dynamic host configuration protocol | 12:56 |
maddawg4 | it dynamically confiures a machine automatically for whatever settings needed for that network | 12:56 |
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mundi | like right now I can't even access google | 12:56 |
maddawg4 | (including handing out IP addresses) | 12:56 |
maddawg4 | what happens if you do an nslookup www.google.com? | 12:56 |
staeksauce | ducasse, I could boot directly into Linux or Windows by choosing its respective SSD at boot | 12:57 |
staeksauce | ducasse, without GRUB | 12:57 |
mundi | maddawg4: cant find google.de REFUSED | 12:57 |
maddawg4 | dns issue | 12:57 |
maddawg4 | what if you remove the dns settings you entered | 12:57 |
maddawg4 | they may block you from using other DNS servers perhaps | 12:57 |
staeksauce | ducasse, I still have to hold F8 and pick the SSD, but if I choose the Linux SSD I get grub now | 12:58 |
ducasse | staeksauce: you can't boot a legacy system without a bootloader, so in that case you were using uefi. see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB for details. | 12:58 |
mundi | maddawg4: already removed my additional DNS now | 12:58 |
maddawg4 | and thats what you get? | 12:58 |
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maddawg4 | did you reset the networking service? | 12:58 |
mundi | maddawg4: wait, i'll reset my device | 12:59 |
staeksauce | ducasse, ty | 13:00 |
mundi | maddawg4: yeah, still the same error | 13:00 |
_183 | http://m.imgur.com/rezMkfD,7Ehn8uR,gWVnhEh anybody want to help with my grub error? | 13:00 |
maddawg4 | i forget the syntax but with nslookup there's a way to have it show the dns server it's trying to use | 13:01 |
ducasse | staeksauce: there's also an uefi bootloaders page on that wiki, look at that if you want to use the kernel stub loader. | 13:01 |
Sterist | hi, I just had a grub install failure, can anyone help with manual install? | 13:02 |
staeksauce | ducasse, is there a way to just make GRUB not show up, not necessarily get rid of it | 13:02 |
Sterist | or know where to point me? | 13:02 |
ducasse | staeksauce: sure, look at the grub link i gave you. | 13:02 |
staeksauce | duc will do, thx | 13:03 |
* gmh is away: Idle | 13:03 | |
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anabain | OerHeks, sorry, I had to leave for a while: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16679860/ | 13:04 |
* gmh is back (gone 00:00:05) | 13:04 | |
ducasse | Sterist: there's an excellent page on grub at the arch wiki, i just posted a link to it for someone else. | 13:05 |
staeksauce | Sterist, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB#UEFI_systems | 13:06 |
anabain | OerHeks, and this is tesparm output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16679935/ | 13:06 |
k1l_ | gmh: please turn off that away script. | 13:06 |
mundi | maddawg4: well, another question: it seems like ubuntu 16.04 is really buggy because I have one bug after another, like you cant install .dev packages, you can't sudo apk-get update w/o an enourmous amount of errors (can't find host) and now the internet doesn't even work. Is there a simple way to downgrade to a more stable version (lol, this is LTS...) | 13:07 |
gmh | k1l_: Done already. Also your number 15 telling me that so your a little late to the game :P | 13:07 |
anabain | mundi, rather than lol I'd say it's really annoying... LTS??? | 13:08 |
ducasse | mundi: no, you can't downgrade to an older release. | 13:08 |
BluesKaj | mundi, did you upgrade via the internet, if so I'll bet you didn't upgrade your existing OS/packages first | 13:08 |
Guest94828 | hi community | 13:08 |
Guest94828 | need some help with ubuntu mate and chromium on rpi | 13:09 |
maddawg4 | mundi not sure what a .dev package is | 13:09 |
maddawg4 | do you mean .deb? | 13:09 |
maddawg4 | i dont think the internet issue is so much an issue wit ubuntu 16.04 | 13:10 |
maddawg4 | the networking hasnt changed really except for the naming scheme | 13:10 |
maddawg4 | also no way to downgrade | 13:10 |
maddawg4 | AFAIK | 13:10 |
BlackthornYugen | After rebooting my USB keyboard and mouse stopped working; along with my wifi and ethernet devices. But unpluging / repluging my dongle shows up in dmesg just fine. Any thoughts? | 13:10 |
ducasse | mundi: the fix for installing .deb packages is in -proposed, and there are other ways of installing them. enable -proposed if you want the fix now. | 13:10 |
Sterist | ducasse: thanks for the link but I'm afraid I don't understand the bulk of it, or where to start for that matter | 13:11 |
atracht | anyone have experience getting nfs-server to run on ubuntu | 13:11 |
estacion_08_ | hfhrjh | 13:11 |
ducasse | atracht: what's the problem? | 13:12 |
Bent0 | ufw added support for comments to be added to a rule since 0.35 but I cannot find how it's done. ANyone know? | 13:12 |
atracht | tearing my hair out, when I initially install nfs-kerner-server it works but upon reboot running rpcinfo -p doesn't show it running on 2048 so it can't connect | 13:13 |
mundi | i installed it new with dual boot on win10. but I think there are several bugs that shouldnt be in a major release, sorry to bitch around but I dont know, Im really dispaointed and annoyed by now | 13:13 |
Bent0 | Oh. It is in the man pages. I overlooked it | 13:13 |
ducasse | atracht: have you exported anything? | 13:13 |
atracht | yeah, it'll initially connect with a client | 13:14 |
atracht | it's in /etc/exports | 13:14 |
_183 | So does ubuntu not like uefi | 13:16 |
ducasse | atracht: 'initially connect'? and then what? (besides, nfs runs on 2049 here, not 2048) | 13:16 |
atracht | sorry that's what I meant | 13:16 |
atracht | if I have two clean installs of ubuntu install nfs server on one and nfs client on the other it'll initally start and mount | 13:16 |
atracht | if I reboot the server and verify it's running, I don't have nfs listed anymore in rpcinfo -p so the client can't connect | 13:17 |
Sterist | quick question, does swap have to be a primary partition? | 13:19 |
mcphail | Sterist: no | 13:19 |
Sterist | any downside to making it logical? | 13:19 |
mcphail | no | 13:20 |
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ducasse | atracht: it just works™ here, you could maybe try forcing nfsv3? | 13:20 |
atracht | ducasse how do you do that | 13:20 |
ducasse | atracht: set it in /etc/default/nfs-kernel-server, you might also need to specify nfsver=3 in mount options on the client. | 13:22 |
brunch875 | new ubuntu software center doesn't find any of the packages I search in there | 13:22 |
brunch875 | such as steam or powder | 13:22 |
brunch875 | what's going on? | 13:22 |
atracht | ducasse thanks | 13:23 |
ducasse | atracht: np, it's actually nfsvers=3, see 'man nfs'. | 13:24 |
mcphail | brunch875: I think it only lists packages with suitable appstream metadata, which is incomplete just now | 13:24 |
topi` | does ubuntu take the kernel patches from upstream debian? or does ubuntu create kernel patches independent of debian? | 13:24 |
atracht | ducasse do I have to install a different version of nfs? | 13:25 |
brunch875 | Oh I see... I suppose the only workaround is apt-get and apt-cache :\ | 13:25 |
mcphail | brunch875: I suspect synaptic will still be in the repos | 13:25 |
ducasse | atracht: no, the actual server is in the kernel. you just reconfigure it. | 13:25 |
brunch875 | that's the old software center? | 13:26 |
atracht | ducasse are there any noticeable differences in 3 vs 4? | 13:26 |
mcphail | brunch875: it is the even older software centre ;) | 13:26 |
BluesKaj | brunch875, yeah use synaptic it's much more comprehensive | 13:26 |
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brunch875 | ah, it's not for me. It's for a friend I installed ubuntu on his laptop | 13:27 |
Guest62090 | dajiahao | 13:27 |
brunch875 | I told him "If you need an app like steam, just look for it in here" | 13:27 |
brunch875 | and I was put in evidence when nothing showed up... :P | 13:27 |
\9 | the software center from the previous release was just simply dropped. ubuntu didn't want to maintain it anymore | 13:27 |
ducasse | atracht: v3 uses udp, not tcp or udp. it _might_ also be faster. v4 also has things like kerberos auth. | 13:28 |
\9 | brunch875: give synaptic a spin | 13:28 |
brunch875 | synaptic is probably not user-friendly enough for a newbie like him | 13:28 |
\9 | hmm | 13:28 |
brunch875 | I'm all good with apt-get | 13:28 |
atracht | ducasse do you know if cachefilesd works with v3? | 13:28 |
Guest62090 | -.-; | 13:28 |
\9 | brunch875: well your choices are mostly apt-get, synaptic and the new software center | 13:29 |
ducasse | atracht: no, i don't. you really should read man nfs, it is very thorough. | 13:29 |
BluesKaj | brunch875, well then tell your friend about apt /apt-get | 13:29 |
atracht | ducasse thanks! | 13:29 |
ducasse | atracht: np. | 13:29 |
brunch875 | I'm just concerned about scaring people away with the terminal emulator | 13:30 |
mcphail | brunch875: if you feel inclined, have a read at mhall119's blog where there is a guide to how you can make the software centre better for others | 13:30 |
brunch875 | will do, thanks for the tip! | 13:30 |
mhall119 | brunch875: http://mhall119.com/2016/03/help-make-gnome-software-beautiful/ | 13:31 |
* mcphail tried to make an icon at the weekend, but it was rubbish :) | 13:31 | |
mhall119 | finding already-made icons is usually easier, most projects are just using an older or low-res version in their .desktop file | 13:32 |
brunch875 | wow this blag is pretty neat. Thumbs up, mhall119 | 13:32 |
mcphail | mhall119: this was for ddd. I don't think that package or artwork has been touched for a decade | 13:32 |
brunch875 | This appstream list is missing some common programs like vlc | 13:35 |
jatin30 | how do we do this "Change the DocumentRoot to point to the new location. For example, /home/user/public_html/" ? | 13:36 |
brunch875 | does this mean it's been fixed already? | 13:36 |
jatin30 | I am building LAMP from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP and I am stuck at point 3 in virtual hosts | 13:36 |
zalun | I've got issues after installing php5.6 | 13:39 |
zalun | apache mod php5 fails | 13:39 |
zalun | libapache2-mod-php5 depends on apache 2.4 | 13:39 |
zalun | I've got 2.2 | 13:39 |
OerHeks | zalun, apache 2.2 ?? on what ubuntu version? | 13:42 |
jatin30 | Change the DocumentRoot to point to the new location. For example, /home/user/public_html/ | 13:42 |
jatin30 | I am building LAMP from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP and I am stuck at point 3 in virtual hosts | 13:42 |
jatin30 | how to do? | 13:42 |
zalun | OerHeks: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS | 13:43 |
OerHeks | jatin30, you might want to reask in #ubuntu-server too | 13:43 |
jatin30 | DerHerks: no response there | 13:45 |
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OerHeks | launchpad precise apache | 13:46 |
OerHeks | zalun, not sure what to look for, that mod should be working https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+package/libapache2-mod-php5 | 13:48 |
Sik | Hey, pulseaudio suddenly only recognizes HDMI output (i.e. doesn't give me the option to output through the headphone jack), already rebooted three times to no avail, any tips? HP pavilion g6 :| | 13:50 |
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Sik | Oh and yeah alsamixer does show both outputs (not like that helps me much) | 13:51 |
riqj | hello everyone, is there anyone using nixnote 2 beta for ubuntu 15.10.? I started restoring database, yet the progress bar hasn't moved an inch since. | 13:52 |
rby91 | I can't find the appropriate driver for my wireless device... Could someone help me? It's an intel 8260 | 13:52 |
srir4m | guys does anyone here use skype | 13:53 |
BrianBro | all of us | 13:53 |
srir4m | 4.3? | 13:53 |
srir4m | right? | 13:53 |
BrianBro | whats up | 13:54 |
srir4m | its just that the skype ui is sooooooo outdated in linux when compared to windows | 13:54 |
srir4m | soo i searched online | 13:54 |
OerHeks | srir4m, good luck finding a working client. | 13:54 |
BrianBro | find anything | 13:55 |
srir4m | and apparently there's a package that deals with it | 13:55 |
srir4m | its called skype wrapper | 13:55 |
srir4m | it kinda brings back the sexy ui.....not that sexy | 13:55 |
srir4m | the problem is i cant add the ppa... | 13:55 |
srir4m | whenever i sudo update....it throws an error | 13:56 |
srir4m | i was hoping someone hear found a workaround for that problem | 13:56 |
OerHeks | srir4m, that ppa is old, evebn the github is 4 years old. | 13:56 |
srir4m | or whether or not u had that problem to begin with | 13:56 |
srir4m | soo theres literally no workaround? | 13:56 |
OerHeks | srir4m, use the web client, but that does not give videocalls too. | 13:57 |
lotuspsychje | BrianBro: what are you looking for? | 13:57 |
OerHeks | :-D | 13:57 |
OerHeks | skype-disaster | 13:57 |
lotuspsychje | srir4m: or use telegram as alternative | 13:57 |
lyze | srir4m, try to get all of your friends to move away from skype and use a software which isn't form microsoft ;) | 13:57 |
srir4m | i was thinking....is there any other app that integrates skype into it | 13:57 |
OerHeks | srir4m, no | 13:58 |
lyze | Impossible ^^ | 13:58 |
srir4m | like in windows 10.....idk about this...but my friend used a non skype app to send messages to my skype | 13:58 |
OerHeks | if you find one, let us know :-) | 13:58 |
srir4m | there's noo app like that? | 13:58 |
rby91 | Anyone here help with my iwlwifi? | 13:58 |
MonkeyDust | srir4m ask the Main Stream Windows devs to start developping for linux | 13:59 |
lotuspsychje | !details | rby91 | 13:59 |
ubottu | rby91: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. | 13:59 |
srir4m | yeah....like thats gonna work | 13:59 |
srir4m | we can use petition.org... | 13:59 |
srir4m | that could work | 13:59 |
Ben64 | just use google hangouts. works on windows, linux, mac, phones, everything | 14:00 |
BluesKaj | rby91, did you download the driver from the intel website? | 14:00 |
MonkeyDust | srir4m worth a try, contact Macromedia and Adobe too | 14:00 |
malaphus | Hi guys, does anyone know if udev rule generation is broken now or something? I just installed 16.04 (server) in a VirtualBox VM and udev rules.d is completely empty, saw the same thing last week with another machine | 14:00 |
Sik | Nevermind on my problem, I'm an idiot (I kept confusing analog input with analog output x_x that's what I get for just waking up) | 14:00 |
Sik | See ya :v | 14:00 |
lotuspsychje | Ben64: nice tip | 14:00 |
rby91 | I'm currently running am ubuntu flavor called KXstudio and can't discover any wifi networks. I'm on an intel 8260 wireless device, which is currently labeled as unclaimed | 14:01 |
srir4m | also....has anyone tried antergos? | 14:01 |
srir4m | i just installed that today.. | 14:01 |
lotuspsychje | rby91: we only support official ubuntu flavors mate | 14:01 |
Geezus | Are the developers aware there is a libc issue causing apache crashes this morning | 14:01 |
srir4m | selected gnome DE by mistake | 14:01 |
srir4m | and ohh boy was that a mistake | 14:01 |
lyze | x3 | 14:01 |
srir4m | i realised then.....damn....gnome 3 sucks | 14:02 |
lyze | I guess that would fit more in the offtopic channel | 14:02 |
srir4m | gnome 2 is farrr better | 14:02 |
lyze | !offtopic | 14:02 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 14:02 |
OerHeks | rby91, build the driver yourself? http://askubuntu.com/questions/693109/intel-wireless-8260-unclaimed-network | 14:02 |
srir4m | sooo whats the offtopic channel name? | 14:02 |
lyze | srir4m, #ubuntu-offtopic | 14:03 |
srir4m | ohhh well duh..silly me | 14:03 |
rby91 | Oerheks I tried that exact post but I get make: *** no rule to make target 'clean''. Stop | 14:04 |
srir4m | ohh and before i goo.....i read somewhere...i think it was in the ubuntu forum...that skype wrapper might still work if i downloaded the saucy package | 14:04 |
srir4m | u know the "unstable" one | 14:04 |
srir4m | i havent tried that tho | 14:04 |
OerHeks | srir4m, you must have read something old, try it, if it works, let us know. | 14:05 |
srir4m | sure | 14:05 |
riqj | ok, it looks like the database restore to be slow is something to expect after major version and db changes. | 14:05 |
Geezus | Does noone care that Ubuntu server is getting hit with a bad update? | 14:05 |
lyze | 16.04 server works fine for me | 14:06 |
MonkeyDust | Geezus tell the details and symptoms in #ubuntu-server | 14:06 |
Geezus | 16.04 is not in production and it appears to only be effecting 12.04 | 14:06 |
Geezus | When apache tries to automatically restart it fails due to a libc error | 14:07 |
LordDragon | hey all | 14:07 |
srir4m | ok...im gonna get a lot of hate for this | 14:07 |
srir4m | hey lordD | 14:07 |
srir4m | but how do i run a tar.gz file? | 14:08 |
lyze | You extract it | 14:08 |
MonkeyDust | !tar | 14:08 |
ubottu | Files with extensions .tar, .gz, .tgz, .zip, .bz2, .7z, .ace and other archive file formats can be opened with file-roller (GNOME) or Ark (KDE) - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression | 14:08 |
srir4m | if its compressed.....then .....how do i run it | 14:08 |
lyze | It's a zip file | 14:08 |
lyze | "zip" | 14:08 |
srir4m | yeah...then how do i run the main program | 14:08 |
OerHeks | srir4m, look for the read.me | 14:08 |
srir4m | ohhh ok | 14:08 |
OerHeks | srir4m, how do we know? | 14:08 |
srir4m | again...silly me | 14:08 |
srir4m | what? | 14:09 |
Ben64 | srir4m: you basically asked "how do i run a .zip file?" | 14:09 |
LordDragon | srir4m: if you want to extract the contents of that file into the current directory, youd type "tar -xzf filename.tar.gz" | 14:09 |
lotuspsychje | lyze: is server recommended on production before 16.04.1? | 14:09 |
Geezus | [Wed May 25 06:26:25 2016] [notice] Graceful restart requested, doing restart apache2: Syntax error on line 204 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: Syntax error on line 1 of /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.load: Cannot load /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so into server: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: symbol __strtold_nan, version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference | 14:09 |
srir4m | yeah see...im much more familiar with dpkg and gdebi | 14:09 |
srir4m | and deb files | 14:09 |
srir4m | because u know they are pretty straight forward | 14:09 |
srir4m | also im kinda new to linux | 14:10 |
Geezus | version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference ---- this is the main issue | 14:10 |
MonkeyDust | !manual | srir4m | 14:10 |
ubottu | srir4m: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 14:10 |
lyze | Yeah, well most of the time either tar.gz files contain the source and you need to compile it yourself or if you are lucky then you can simply run a pre compled executable. But yeah, inside there should be a readme somewhere, try to read through that one to get a hang of it how to open / install the program. | 14:10 |
francisco_ | Olá alguém fala português? | 14:11 |
MonkeyDust | !pt | 14:11 |
ubottu | Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. | 14:11 |
Ben64 | Geezus: please see bug 1585614 | 14:11 |
ubottu | bug 1585614 in php5 (Ubuntu) "PHP Update on 2016-05-25 causes Apache not to restart, libm.so.6: symbol __strtold_nan, version GLIBC_PRIVATE not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1585614 | 14:11 |
Geezus | That's the next part of the error. | 14:11 |
srir4m | again...i know the basics.....except for file compression and extraction | 14:11 |
Ben64 | Geezus: thats the page where you'll find information | 14:12 |
srir4m | but thanks anyway | 14:12 |
srir4m | ill look into it | 14:12 |
LordDragon | so I'm looking for a quick easy way to access the local network of my VPS remotely here on my home machine. i heard there is way to do it via an ssh tunnel, but I don't know the first thing about that. basically there is a server process im running on the VPS that requires browsing to localhost to configure it via browser. but my VPS is very small and doesnt have the memory or disk space to setup an x11 enviroment | 14:13 |
Ben64 | LordDragon: yeah, ssh tunnel is the easiest way | 14:14 |
Geezus | @Ben64 ty | 14:14 |
LordDragon | so if i can easily tunnel my home machine via ssh into the VPS, then I could use my home browser to access it | 14:14 |
Ben64 | LordDragon: ssh -L <your local port>:localhost:<port on server> username@server | 14:16 |
ghost_ | hello | 14:17 |
lyze | hey | 14:18 |
LordDragon | Ben64: ahh thanks. so <port on server> is the usual port i use to ssh into the machine? | 14:19 |
Ben64 | LordDragon: no. the port you need to connect to on the server, whatever you're saying has the web interface | 14:20 |
LordDragon | ohhh ok. and what about <your local port> | 14:20 |
Ben64 | uh, i can't reduce that any more. your local port | 14:21 |
LordDragon | ok, local port on the VPS? or an unused local port here at home? | 14:22 |
Ben64 | well local = here | 14:23 |
user915 | hi, how to secure remove an /dev/mmcblk0 device on command line? After writing an image with dd? Eject works for USB devices. With the mmcblk eject says: eject: unable to eject, last error: Invalid argument Purpose: empty RAM/kernel buffer to ensure all image data is written to sdcard | 14:26 |
MonkeyDust | user915 mmcblk is Android related, is what i read here | 14:28 |
srir4m | ok | 14:30 |
LordDragon | Ben64: i think i get it now. so if the web server running on localhost on the VPS is on port 80, and I want to browser to it from home, the local port number is what i'd use in my web browser HERE. so for 3777:localhost:80, for me to access the VPS website, id direct my home browser to "http://address:3777" and any traffic that goes to port 3777 will be forwarded via ssh to port 80 on the VPS? | 14:30 |
srir4m | i got a error msg | 14:30 |
srir4m | it says | 14:30 |
srir4m | package manager error | 14:30 |
user915 | MonkeyDust: it is a notebook with integraded sd card reader. ubuntu 14.04 runs on it. | 14:30 |
OerHeks | user915, sudo umount /dev/mmcblk0 | 14:30 |
srir4m | Error:BrokenCount>0 | 14:31 |
huwjr | heya, trying to run php7 apache module, is it normal that there is no load.conf or php7.conf or php7.load ? I can create these, but just wondering if I am missing something lol… | 14:31 |
user915 | OerHeks: not working as excepted, dd writes with 2.8 GB/s somwhere in buffer... umount on device (not partition) gives an error | 14:33 |
OerHeks | user915, after that dd, did you 'sync' ? | 14:33 |
futurama140 | Hey guys, I'm trying to install a game, (freedroidrpg) and when I'm configuring via terminal, I keep getting errors for libraries I do not have. I've been installing these libraries one by one, but it's taking forever. is there a faster way to install all the libraries i need at once or something? | 14:34 |
lyze | futurama140, just append them: so e.g. "sudo apt-get install lib1 lib2 lib3 lib4" | 14:35 |
futurama140 | lyze: the may i've been doing it is by the links given to the libraries when the error appears, I can only see one missing library at a time | 14:36 |
OerHeks | missing libsdl-gfx ? | 14:37 |
BluesKaj | futurama140, install freedroidrpg-data as well | 14:37 |
lotuspsychje | futurama140: did you install the game from repos or website? | 14:37 |
futurama140 | lotuspsychje: website | 14:37 |
BluesKaj | futurama140, install from the repos | 14:38 |
lotuspsychje | !info | freedroidrpg | 14:38 |
ubottu | 'freedroidrpg' is not a valid distribution: kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable, utopic, utopic-backports, utopic-proposed, vivid, vivid-backports, vivid-proposed, wily, wily-backports, wily-proposed, xenial, xenial-backports, xenial-proposed, yakkety, yakkety-backports, yakkety-proposed | 14:38 |
lotuspsychje | !info freedroidrpg | 14:38 |
ubottu | freedroidrpg (source: freedroidrpg): Isometric RPG influenced by Paradroid. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.15.1-1build1 (xenial), package size 340 kB, installed size 954 kB | 14:38 |
futurama140 | oerheks: not so far, its had me install sdl, zlib, ijp, libpng | 14:38 |
OerHeks | use our repo version then. | 14:39 |
futurama140 | blueskaj: thanks, ill try that | 14:39 |
futurama140 | oerheks: ill try | 14:39 |
OerHeks | freedroidrpg looks nice, just saying :-) | 14:39 |
futurama140 | oerheks: i believe this may work. | 14:40 |
lerner | on xubuntu, the overhead bar does not work anymore, I cannot change applications, but with tab alt shift | 14:43 |
lyze | lerner, the panel? | 14:43 |
srir4m | ok /join #ubuntu-offtopic doesnt seem to work | 14:44 |
lerner | lyze, YES | 14:44 |
lerner | sorry | 14:44 |
lyze | lerner, Eh. can you still open the whiskers menu? (ctrl+esc by default) | 14:44 |
srir4m | how do i go to offtopic channel guys | 14:45 |
srir4m | plz someone help | 14:45 |
lerner | ctrl esc doesnt work foe me | 14:45 |
MonkeyDust | srir4m i just entered, so it must be you | 14:45 |
OerHeks | srir4m, what erro do you get? register your name something? | 14:45 |
Tegu | /join #ubuntu-offtopic | 14:45 |
Tegu | oh nevermind | 14:45 |
lerner | ctrl esc doesnt work foe me lyze | 14:45 |
srir4m | ill try it again | 14:45 |
lyze | lerner, hmm ... open up a terminal and look for the process "xfce4-panel" then kill it. after that type in "xfce4-terminal" and the panel should reappear | 14:46 |
srir4m | im not gettin anything | 14:46 |
Tegu | what IRC client? | 14:46 |
srir4m | hexchat | 14:46 |
ghost__ | hello all | 14:46 |
srir4m | ghost....thats the name of a direwolf | 14:46 |
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srir4m | cool nickname | 14:46 |
lerner | lyze, do I have to do that in htop? | 14:47 |
MonkeyDust | srir4m i guess you have to !register, before you can enter -offtopic | 14:47 |
srir4m | !register | 14:47 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 14:47 |
lyze | lerner, in whatever you prefer. I'd simply do a "ps aux | grep panel" and then a "kill -9 <pid>" but you can do it in htop also c: | 14:47 |
srir4m | sooo how do i register? | 14:48 |
BluesKaj | !register | 14:48 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 14:48 |
lyze | srir4m, ↑ | 14:48 |
srir4m | yeah? | 14:48 |
lyze | that huge message from ubottu, read through it | 14:48 |
BluesKaj | in the server box srir4m | 14:48 |
srir4m | im goin over the rules | 14:49 |
srir4m | thanks anyway | 14:49 |
ghost__ | where are you from? | 14:49 |
srir4m | who me? | 14:49 |
ghost__ | yes | 14:49 |
srir4m | im from the mystical land of india | 14:50 |
LordDragon | Ben64: SUCCESS!! thank you. i learned something new today :) | 14:50 |
srir4m | all not mystical at all these days | 14:50 |
ghost__ | thanks dude :) | 14:50 |
srir4m | why? | 14:50 |
srir4m | whyd u ask? | 14:50 |
MonkeyDust | srir4m keep the random chatter for -offtopic | 14:50 |
lyze | or make a query^^ | 14:50 |
futurama140 | oerheks: works prefectly now, thanks! | 14:51 |
lerner | lyze, xfce-terminal opens a new terminal... | 14:52 |
lyze | lerner, oops sorry, i meant "xfce4-panel" ;) | 14:53 |
lerner | it worked | 14:53 |
lerner | thanks | 14:53 |
lyze | no problem! | 14:53 |
lerner | htop question: why does f3 search and find, but not keep the marked line: in my computer, if I search for "xfce-panel" it will show the line with that name for a second and then, because several processes are running, and consume more MB, the sfce-panel line moves downwards, but the marked line stays in the previous position of sfce-panel... | 14:56 |
lerner | why? | 14:56 |
lerner | I had to filter, what I find not optimal | 14:56 |
Maltergate | Hi dears | 15:01 |
Maltergate | Does anyone know a little about DVB-USB ? | 15:01 |
Maltergate | I'm looking for a USB DVB Tuner compliant with 3.14 kernel. I found this page https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-T2_USB_Devices but I'm quite lost... | 15:02 |
want2lern | �DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0 | 15:06 |
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want2lern | DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0 | 15:06 |
ducasse | want2lern: no warez here. | 15:06 |
want2lern | sry | 15:06 |
Spookan | Wasnt that a old disconnect bug for the Windows client mIRC? | 15:08 |
cairoooodooockk | i installed cairo-dock and now it disappear every time i "right click" for options.... | 15:09 |
srir4m | guys can i install another display manager | 15:11 |
srir4m | other than lightdm? | 15:11 |
zombifier | sure, gdm is a popular alternative | 15:12 |
srir4m | maybe gdm? | 15:12 |
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srir4m | ok | 15:12 |
srir4m | cool | 15:12 |
cairoooodooockk | i installed cairo-dock and now it disappear every time i "right click" for options.... any idea whats wrong ? | 15:12 |
srir4m | sooo what should i install | 15:14 |
srir4m | gdm or gdm3? | 15:14 |
ducasse | there is only gdm3, gdm is a transitional package that depends on gdm3. | 15:15 |
Osirus126 | hello everyone | 15:15 |
srir4m | soo only sudo install gdm3 is enough | 15:15 |
srir4m | or do i need anything else? | 15:15 |
Osirus126 | yep | 15:15 |
Osirus126 | sudo apt install gdm3 | 15:15 |
zombifier | *apt-get | 15:16 |
Osirus126 | apt install works now too | 15:16 |
Osirus126 | try apt install | 15:16 |
Osirus126 | its new | 15:16 |
zombifier | wow it does | 15:16 |
Osirus126 | apt install, apt search | 15:16 |
Osirus126 | and its colourful! | 15:17 |
srir4m | apt-get is more low level right? | 15:17 |
srir4m | or is it apt? | 15:17 |
Osirus126 | apt-get is an older version i think | 15:17 |
Osirus126 | apt is new | 15:17 |
srir4m | what the heck | 15:17 |
srir4m | it says gdm requires around 150 mb | 15:17 |
BluesKaj | apt alone is a wrapper for apt-get afaik | 15:17 |
Osirus126 | yes you are correct im sure | 15:18 |
Osirus126 | it is a newer more improved apt-get | 15:18 |
srir4m | i can easily uninstall it with the remove and purge command right | 15:18 |
zombifier | srir4m: try --no-install-recommends | 15:18 |
Osirus126 | yes | 15:18 |
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srir4m | because i installed kde.........and it was a pain to uninstall it | 15:18 |
user915 | OerHeks: thanks, sync works | 15:18 |
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Osirus126 | sudo apt remove <package_name> | 15:19 |
Osirus126 | srir4m: sudo apt install <package name> | 15:19 |
ServerSage | So the most recent round of unattended security upgrades has caused apache2 on our 12.04 boxes to just die and not restart. | 15:19 |
Osirus126 | srir4m: sudo apt remove <package name> | 15:20 |
srir4m | whens the 16.04.1 patch comin ? | 15:20 |
ducasse | july 21st. | 15:20 |
genii | srir4m: Sometime mid July | 15:20 |
srir4m | good to know | 15:20 |
Osirus126 | srir4m: sudo apt update && sudo apt install gdm | 15:20 |
srir4m | do u guys prefer gnome2 or gnome shell? | 15:21 |
srir4m | when i say 2 i mean fork | 15:21 |
BluesKaj | none of the above :-) | 15:22 |
srir4m | kde? | 15:22 |
srir4m | xfce? | 15:22 |
srir4m | ohh god...lxde? | 15:22 |
nicomachus | unity | 15:22 |
srir4m | *cringe | 15:22 |
BluesKaj | kde/plasma | 15:22 |
nicomachus | srir4m: that's a great question for #ubuntu-offtopic, though. | 15:22 |
auronandace | srir4m: the gnome2 fork is called mate, i've never liked gnome2 and gnome3 is not really my cup of tea, xfce is more my style but now i use i3 | 15:22 |
srir4m | #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:23 |
srir4m | doesnt work for me | 15:23 |
nicomachus | srir4m: /join #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:23 |
srir4m | yeah | 15:23 |
srir4m | i tried | 15:23 |
srir4m | doesnt work | 15:23 |
nicomachus | you have to be registered | 15:23 |
nicomachus | !register | 15:23 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 15:23 |
srir4m | yeah....i read the rules | 15:23 |
srir4m | it says i have to type it in server tab | 15:24 |
srir4m | where's the server tab? | 15:24 |
Quinn | Hi all, just installed ubuntu on my laptop. Everything is fine except for the track pad. The mouse is jumpy and not as smooth as it was in windows, and the slower I move it, the more jumpy it is. Any idea? | 15:24 |
reokie | XFCE with compton has been great to me so far | 15:24 |
srir4m | yeah....compton is great....compiz is broken tho | 15:25 |
nicomachus | Quinn: you can adjust that in System Settings --> Mouse & Touchpad | 15:25 |
Quinn | nicomachus: those settings are very limited, I only see an option for sensitivity and right/left click | 15:26 |
nicomachus | Quinn: correct. does adjusting sensitivity smooth it out or now? | 15:27 |
nicomachus | s/now/no/ | 15:27 |
Quinn | nicomachus: not that I can tell. I lowered it and it's still pretty awful | 15:27 |
nicomachus | Quinn: is this a laptop? | 15:28 |
Quinn | nicomachus: yes, ASUS Q301LA | 15:28 |
nicomachus | Quinn: and which version of ubuntu did you install? | 15:28 |
Quinn | nicomachus: 16.04 | 15:28 |
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Quinn | every time I try linux I always have troubles with mouse/kb | 15:29 |
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nicomachus | Quinn: you may be able to modify some xinput settings to resolve the problem. here's the wiki page on it to kind of help you navigate the options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad | 15:31 |
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nicomachus | Quinn: I would probably try messing with the "Synaptics Noise Cancellation" or "Synaptics Finger" options. | 15:32 |
srir4m | ok im back | 15:33 |
nibjork | Hello! | 15:37 |
harishkrupo | hello | 15:37 |
nibjork | I use Ubuntu 16.04 unity version, but i want to replace it with gnome. Without reinstall | 15:38 |
harishkrupo | install gnome | 15:38 |
unixninjax | is there an easy way to downgrade to this kernel --> 3.19.0-51-generic in Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS? | 15:39 |
reokie | You can simply install gnome and you can choose to use that enviroment when you log in | 15:39 |
harishkrupo | sudo apt-get install ubuntu-gnome-desktop | 15:39 |
reokie | nibjork:^ | 15:39 |
lotuspsychje | unixninjax: update your system always to latest | 15:39 |
unixninjax | LOL | 15:39 |
nibjork | harishkrupo: Okey! | 15:39 |
lotuspsychje | unixninjax: im serious, upgrade to 14.04.4 | 15:40 |
harishkrupo | unixninjax: compile the kernel yourself | 15:40 |
unixninjax | we are running 14 LTS in production and the version we have is causing some issues. | 15:40 |
nibjork | harishkrupo: Thank you! :) | 15:40 |
lotuspsychje | unixninjax: espacially on production server you must upgrade | 15:40 |
harishkrupo | unixninjax: or use synaptic to search for the kernel and instal it. | 15:40 |
unixninjax | I don't think you understand what always updating does to prod systems | 15:40 |
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ServerSage | unixninjax: that's why you have a test environment where upgrades are tested before rolling to prod, right? :P | 15:41 |
lotuspsychje | unixninjax: i dont think you understand the risks of not being up to date | 15:41 |
unixninjax | ServerSage, correct and was planning to test the version that works first | 15:42 |
unixninjax | lotuspsychje, please explain the risks, I am curious. | 15:42 |
lotuspsychje | !usn | unixninjax | 15:42 |
ubottu | unixninjax: Please see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn for information about recent Ubuntu security updates. | 15:42 |
ServerSage | unixninjax: How did an untested version get pushed to prod without being tested? :P | 15:42 |
nacc | unixninjax: well, i think you can install the default 14.04.0 or 14.04.1 kernels | 15:42 |
nacc | unixninjax: i believe both are supported for the lifetime of 14.04 | 15:42 |
unixninjax | ServerSage, it didn't :P the issues didn't surface in testing | 15:43 |
nacc | unixninjax: unless by downgrade you mean going back in the 3.19 series? | 15:43 |
unixninjax | nacc, yes 3.19.0-51 specifically | 15:44 |
lotuspsychje | so many exploits out there... | 15:44 |
unixninjax | lotuspsychje, firewall? | 15:44 |
unixninjax | get you one ;) | 15:44 |
nacc | unixninjax: can you explain specifically why? | 15:44 |
unixninjax | with the newer kernel, we are seeing ton of memcache errors | 15:45 |
unixninjax | connection errors | 15:45 |
unixninjax | ruling things out one by one | 15:45 |
nacc | unixninjax: ok, i think the appropriate solution is to file a bug and just boot to the prior kernel | 15:45 |
unixninjax | same hardware spec with 3.19.0-51 has no issues | 15:45 |
nacc | unixninjax: as typically with -updates, the prior kernel is supported to help shake out exactly these kinds of regressions | 15:45 |
unixninjax | got it, thanks! | 15:46 |
unixninjax | and i'll file a bug if that turns out to be an issue | 15:46 |
nacc | unixninjax: so i think right now that implies current is -59 and last is -58, iiuc | 15:47 |
lotuspsychje | !info linux-image-generic trusty | 15:48 |
ubottu | linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 3.13.0.86.92 (trusty), package size 2 kB, installed size 29 kB | 15:48 |
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nacc | unixninjax: you *can* install older kernels in test, probably, but they woudln't be supported beyond that | 15:50 |
nacc | !info linux-generic-lts-vivid trusty | 15:50 |
ubottu | linux-generic-lts-vivid (source: linux-meta-lts-vivid): Complete Generic Linux kernel and headers. In component main, is optional. Version 3.19.0.59.42 (trusty), package size 1 kB, installed size 27 kB (Only available for i386; amd64; armhf; arm64; ppc64el; powerpc) | 15:50 |
OerHeks | unixninjax, for start, roll back by booting the previous kernel | 15:51 |
unixninjax | that's the plan | 15:53 |
unixninjax | thanks guys! | 15:53 |
kruug | Can someone on 16.10 paste their sources.list? | 15:59 |
lotuspsychje | kruug: #ubuntu+1 please | 16:00 |
kruug | Oh, sorry. Didn't realize 16.10 wasn't out yet. What's the most current one? 16.04? | 16:00 |
Pici | kruug: indeed. | 16:01 |
nacc | kruug: the release date roughly is in the name | 16:01 |
kruug | So, can someone on 16.04 paste their sources.list? | 16:01 |
kruug | like, just the default ones | 16:01 |
lotuspsychje | !sources | kruug | 16:02 |
ubottu | kruug: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. | 16:02 |
lotuspsychje | kruug: whats going on with your sources? | 16:02 |
kruug | !doesntgivemetheinformationineed | lotuspsychje | 16:02 |
kruug | lotuspsychje: I'm doing some research into the sources.list but I don't have the resources to spin up an Ubuntu VM atm... | 16:02 |
nacc | kruug: curious, what kind of research? | 16:03 |
kruug | nacc: are all the entries http or https? | 16:03 |
kruug | by default | 16:03 |
nacc | kruug: http i believe | 16:03 |
kruug | Got a paste to back that up? | 16:03 |
nacc | kruug: are you on an ubuntu system now? | 16:04 |
kruug | Everything I'm finding is from 12.04 or earlier, and I was looking for something newer | 16:04 |
kruug | nacc: no | 16:04 |
k1l_ | kruug: what is the exact issue? | 16:04 |
nacc | kruug: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16685527/ is the sources.list from a fresh lxc 16.04 container | 16:05 |
nacc | not sure if that qualifies as 'stock' | 16:05 |
kruug | k1l_: I'm doing some research into the sources.list but I don't have the resources to spin up an Ubuntu VM atm... | 16:05 |
k1l_ | kruug: sources links are not https. the packages are all signed and the hash is checked | 16:05 |
k1l_ | kruug: so its still the same as it was on 12.04 | 16:06 |
nacc | kruug: fwiw, your statements are coming across, perhaps unfairly, as vague. "some research" => just say what you want to know | 16:06 |
kruug | nacc: I want to know if Ubuntu repositories are HTTPS by default or HTTP | 16:06 |
k1l_ | kruug: i just explained. | 16:06 |
nacc | kruug: that was just answered | 16:06 |
kruug | right | 16:06 |
k1l_ | kruug: and no, that is not insecure. | 16:06 |
nacc | kruug: but if you had asked that to begin with, k1l_ could have answered immediately :) | 16:06 |
Pici | kruug: fwiw, you could check easily by trying to go to https://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ | 16:07 |
jmadero | hi all, what do people use for saving fillable PDFs, apparently Acrobat has been deprecated for Linux, Evince doesn't save right | 16:10 |
genii | jmadero: Okular works on some of them that Evince doesn't. But your mileage may vary | 16:11 |
mcphail | jmadero: in my experience, there isn't a decent solution just now | 16:11 |
OerHeks | libreoffice does. | 16:11 |
genii | jmadero: You can also try importing them into LibreOffice Writer | 16:11 |
jmadero | ....I hate closed source crap | 16:11 |
jmadero | Adobe is up there with the worst | 16:11 |
jmadero | thanks | 16:11 |
lotuspsychje | jmadero: inkscape can edit also | 16:11 |
jmadero | will it seamlessly resave as pdf? | 16:12 |
jmadero | LibreOffice formatting of the document might get off, I want to avoid that | 16:12 |
mcphail | jmadero: to be fair, it is a problem with the open source software rather than the closed, in this instance | 16:12 |
brunch875 | how so? | 16:12 |
mcphail | brunch875: no open software fully implements the open standards | 16:12 |
jmadero | fair | 16:13 |
jmadero | hmm this is a real problem for me :-/ | 16:13 |
jmadero | okay well I know where I stand thanks again | 16:13 |
mcphail | jmadero: last time, I had to fill a form by opening it as a graphic in GIMP and add text boxes | 16:13 |
jmadero | yeah that's too time consuming, I need this to be fast and efficient | 16:13 |
mcphail | jmadero: I feel your pain | 16:14 |
jmadero | is what it is, just need to decide whether I need to use W10 for this or if I have the time to fight it in Linux | 16:14 |
lotuspsychje | jmadero: there are also tons of free pdf editors online | 16:14 |
mcphail | jmadero: I haven't tried acrobat in WINE for a while. Perhaps that would work? | 16:14 |
jmadero | can't upload these forms online | 16:15 |
jmadero | mcphail: ....if I'm going to pollute Linux with Wine and Windows software, might as well use Windows ;) | 16:15 |
jmadero | it's fine, just needed to confirm my suspicion | 16:15 |
jmadero | just a heads up, LibreOffice doesn't work right | 16:17 |
jmadero | for anyone who was curious ;) | 16:17 |
de-facto | how can i uninstall that stupid apport? it consumes 100% cpu, then writes huge amounts of data to my ssd wearing it out and crashing my whole gui | 16:18 |
nacc | de-facto: not sure if the various desktops depend on it, but `apt-get remove apport` ? :) | 16:19 |
de-facto | can that safely be done? | 16:20 |
jmadero | de-facto: see what else gets uninstalled along with it | 16:20 |
jmadero | de-facto: before confirming the uninstall ;) | 16:21 |
nacc | de-facto: well it should prompt you to say yes or no | 16:21 |
nacc | de-facto: so you'll see what apt thinks will happens | 16:21 |
nacc | i wouldnt' say yes unless you're very sure it won't remove your entire desktop :) | 16:21 |
jmadero | I think it'll be a problem | 16:21 |
nacc | i'm 99% sure it's a basic component | 16:22 |
de-facto | seems it wouldnt remove anything with it, so i uninstalled it along with its gtk frontend | 16:22 |
jmadero | same | 16:22 |
mcphail | de-facto: you can happily work with the service stopped, so I don't see why it couldn't be removed. Not sure is systemd eats your core files if apport is stopped though. That is supposed to be default systemd behaviour (and would be just as bad) | 16:22 |
nacc | but cursory looking at apt-cache output and reverse-depends, i don't see anythign that will complain | 16:23 |
nacc | well, there you go :) | 16:23 |
jmadero | okay all need to head back to working on this crap, thanks for your advice | 16:23 |
* jmadero waves | 16:23 | |
de-facto | that was nasty, it even crashed my virtualbox with its berserk disk access | 16:23 |
nacc | de-facto: it's weird that apport did that, it only runs if you have applications crashing | 16:24 |
nacc | de-facto: and virtualbox crashing is a virtualbox bug, not an apport one, imo :) | 16:24 |
de-facto | it froze my gui hence vbox was crashed with all gui apps along | 16:25 |
Quinn | Hey all, another question. I can't get desktop cube to work in compiz. It's enabled but the shortcut doesn't do anything | 16:25 |
nacc | de-facto: your VM's apport crashed your host's gui? | 16:26 |
nacc | de-facto: that sounds like poor resource allocation | 16:26 |
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nacc | de-facto: but neither here nor there, sounds like you were able to successfully remove apport, so you're good? | 16:28 |
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de-facto | nope i started deluge which crashed, then apport went berserk on my disk hence my gui completely froze. logging in from tty1 killed the gui along with all open apps (i.e. also vbox, with data loss) | 16:29 |
fer_ | HI I new user | 16:30 |
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jakey3 | is there a way to list all the packages installed in lubuntu in the software on lubuntu in the terminal | 16:32 |
nacc | de-facto: that's a lot of different bits. I don't know what deluge is, but it crashing will invoke apport. And if there are lots of logs from deluge that can stress the disk. I'm not sure which gui you are referring to as to it freezing, but presuming you mean the host one, then it seems like you should resource constrain your VM's disk usgae so it can't disrupt your host system. Logging in from a tty | 16:33 |
de-facto | jakey3 dpkg --get-selections | 16:33 |
nacc | shouldn't kill a WM/GUI (presuming again that's what you mean) | 16:33 |
WLBI | jakey3: use: dpkg -l | 16:33 |
de-facto | nacc it was not virtualbox but apport consuming all ressources and with gui i mean the whole Xorg / gnome shell | 16:34 |
nacc | jakey3: the difference between the two, roughly, is the output, --get-selections will spit out package names. -l will tell you their state, etc | 16:34 |
jakey3 | thanks peeps | 16:34 |
de-facto | nacc it kills itself when its unresponsive | 16:34 |
nacc | de-facto: ok, but just so i understand, the deluge install/apport craziness was in a VM or in the host? | 16:34 |
de-facto | host | 16:35 |
nacc | de-facto: ah, sorry, i misunderstood | 16:35 |
de-facto | all on host, data loss in vm | 16:35 |
srir4m | how do i install hevc plugin | 16:35 |
srir4m | libde265 doesnt seem to work | 16:36 |
srir4m | adding ppa is working.....but updating seems to cause problem | 16:36 |
nacc | srir4m: you will need to talk to the ppa owner if you are using packages from a ppa | 16:36 |
srir4m | no it always worked with 14.04 | 16:37 |
de-facto | hmm maybe i should find another vm and abandon virtualbox, i think virtmanager with qemu/kvm backend would survive such a gui crash | 16:37 |
nacc | srir4m: sorry? are you not on 14.04 anymore? you just asked how to install it, but then say it always worked, so you know how to installed it? | 16:38 |
OerHeks | srir4m, still working on that skype-wrapper? | 16:38 |
nacc | de-facto: ack, that's sort of what i was getting at :) | 16:38 |
akik | de-facto: you can start virtualbox vms headless in v5 | 16:38 |
srir4m | nooo....skype wrapper....was a utter failure | 16:38 |
srir4m | no im on 16.04 | 16:38 |
nacc | there was no libde265 in 14.40 | 16:39 |
de-facto | akik can i start them headless in background and connect GUI to that later? | 16:39 |
nacc | !info libde265 trusty | 16:39 |
srir4m | what? | 16:39 |
ubottu | Package libde265 does not exist in trusty | 16:39 |
nacc | *14.04 | 16:39 |
srir4m | no its a ppa | 16:39 |
OerHeks | so what ppa did you add?? you know we don't support ppa issues? for a good reason | 16:39 |
ducasse | srir4m: if you have trouble with a ppa you need to ask the maintainer. | 16:39 |
OerHeks | !ppa | 16:39 |
ubottu | A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge | 16:39 |
akik | de-facto: at least you can start them headless. i haven't tested | 16:39 |
nacc | srir4m: so there's no comparison to 14.04, unless you konw the ppa owner did the work to get it packaged properly and it's the same version in 16.04 | 16:39 |
srir4m | soo how do i play x265 content | 16:39 |
srir4m | anything other than vlc... | 16:40 |
srir4m | vlc is crap | 16:40 |
srir4m | mpv? | 16:40 |
OerHeks | https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/x265 | 16:40 |
de-facto | akik if one could start them from a parent outside Xorg children and connect later to that GUI that woudl be fine with me | 16:40 |
OerHeks | srir4m, please easy on the enter, thanks. | 16:40 |
nacc | srir4m: so it looks like there are two H.265 packages -- libx265-79 and libde265-0, both in 16.04 | 16:41 |
nacc | srir4m: i don't know much about them, but maybe someone else can help if you are having issues using them | 16:41 |
srir4m | nahh its ok..... | 16:41 |
srir4m | ill just use mpv | 16:42 |
srir4m | mpv will support hevc out of the box | 16:42 |
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srir4m | also....how DO I REMOVE APPS WHICH ARE PREINSTALLED | 16:48 |
nacc | srir4m: whoa. | 16:48 |
srir4m | doing it directly from the terminal | 16:48 |
nacc | srir4m: apt-get remove <pkgname> | 16:48 |
mcphail | srir4m: stop shouting please | 16:48 |
OerHeks | some apps are part of the core. carefull ... | 16:48 |
srir4m | seems to remove core mate too | 16:48 |
nacc | srir4m: with careful consideraton of what apt says it will remove | 16:48 |
srir4m | yes exactly | 16:48 |
nacc | srir4m: then don't remove that. | 16:48 |
OerHeks | srir4m, you better do this from softwarecenter. | 16:48 |
srir4m | synaptic is not preinstalled? | 16:49 |
nacc | i hope not | 16:49 |
OerHeks | never was .. | 16:49 |
srir4m | huh | 16:50 |
srir4m | soo how do i do it? | 16:50 |
OerHeks | srir4m, you are not a beginner, are you? | 16:50 |
srir4m | more or less yeah | 16:50 |
OerHeks | want to remove stuff from terminal, but does not have a clue about installing software? | 16:50 |
srir4m | nooo...i used synaptic before | 16:51 |
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nacc | srir4m: ok, so install synaptic? `apt-get install synaptic` | 16:52 |
srir4m | i thought there was a preinstalled package manager | 16:53 |
nacc | srir4m: that's 'apt' or 'apt-get' | 16:54 |
OerHeks | srir4m, yes softwarecenter. | 16:54 |
nacc | OerHeks: or that --^ :) | 16:54 |
srir4m | is the softwarecenter...software boutique? | 16:55 |
shatnerz | hey I have a samba sharing question. I got samba sharing to somewhat work. I have to folders shared with the exact same permissions, but one is not accessible by windows users. I think they get permission denied. Any ideas? I'll post the smb.cnf | 16:55 |
vipinms | please anyone help me on patching the webcam as mentioned in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-lts-utopic/+bug/1433906 | 16:55 |
Tegu | want to remove preinstalled software? what about doing a command line install and installing the stuff you want on top of that? | 16:55 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1433906 in linux-lts-vivid (Ubuntu) "Acer, Inc ID 5986:055a is useless after 14.04.2 installed." [High,Triaged] | 16:55 |
camroncade | morning | 16:55 |
camroncade | I got a response here http://askubuntu.com/q/777007/548143 and was wondering if someone could help me decipher what he's suggesting | 16:56 |
shatnerz | here is my smb.cnf | 16:58 |
shatnerz | http://pastebin.com/jskBY0W1 | 16:58 |
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nomic | 'windows' | 17:07 |
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wyre | what is official way to install android studio on ubuntu 16.04? | 17:13 |
akik | de-facto: you could try suspending the headless vm and then restart it with the VBoxManage's --gui option | 17:13 |
xangua | wyre: www.webupd8.org/2014/05/install-android-studio-in-ubuntu-via-ppa.html?m=1 don't know if it's already in official repositories | 17:14 |
daveomcd | how can I create a new file from the last 1500 lines in ubuntu terminal? I was trying to use a tail and ">" but dont think i had it exactly right... | 17:21 |
jakey3 | how do I compare to checksums in the terminal | 17:22 |
jakey3 | *2 | 17:23 |
OerHeks | !md5sum | 17:24 |
ubottu | To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM | 17:24 |
ducasse | daveomcd: 'tail -1500 oldfile > newfile' ? | 17:25 |
fennesz | Hello everyone ! I have the same problem with this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1174133 , can someone help me ? | 17:29 |
Ferris- | okiedoke- we're having a problem here. Package manager crashes upon opening. I have a suspicion that maybe a tempfile corrupted | 17:30 |
Guest12342123 | Have you guys had issues with Video Editing software on 16.04 (as soon as video is uploaded to the program) the programs crashes... | 17:34 |
Ferris- | Not meaning to spam- same question over because jessiebit entered the channel. | 17:35 |
Ferris- | okiedoke- we're having a problem here. Package manager crashes upon opening. I have a suspicion that maybe a tempfile corrupted | 17:35 |
Ferris- | because I've had that sort of thing happen to me | 17:35 |
Ferris- | She can likely provide a pastebin of the error thrown | 17:35 |
Ferris- | maybe not without help though. I no good with PC what | 17:36 |
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nibjork | Any program to create usb live disks? Not ubuntu iso | 17:39 |
Ferris- | freenode #ubuntu is all questions no answers! | 17:39 |
Ferris- | yay! | 17:39 |
Guest12342123 | Ferris-: It is a tool... Google is always available... | 17:40 |
Ferris- | great, 'cause the answers are so malleable there! | 17:41 |
Guest12342123 | Ferris-: It's a matter of abstraction... | 17:41 |
BluesKaj | nibjork, ubuntu live disk needs an ubuntu iso burned to it | 17:41 |
dax | nibjork: live disks of which distro/OS? | 17:42 |
BluesKaj | that's how the live disk is made | 17:42 |
dax | different ones have different needs | 17:42 |
nibjork | BluesKaj: I understood that | 17:42 |
nibjork | Im going to create a fedora usb, to try on my other laptop | 17:42 |
BluesKaj | nibjork, then ask in #fedora | 17:43 |
dax | rufus on Windows, dd if=Downloads/fedora.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=1M on Linux | 17:43 |
dax | where X is the device node letter | 17:43 |
nibjork | dax: thank you | 17:43 |
dax | that works for most Linuxes btw, everything's moving to hybrid ISOs these days | 17:44 |
Fetch | /usr/lib/pt_chown is not appearing on a recently launched/updated 14.04 system running in EC2. dpkg -l libc-bin doesn't show the file registered to the package, but the version is 2.19-0ubuntu6.8 and everything I'm seeing says the file should be there | 17:45 |
Fetch | now, I don't really actually care that it's missing (its lack tripped a security scan), but anyone have an idea why it would be disappeared? | 17:45 |
ratpack | hello | 17:45 |
jakey3 | OerHeks: thanks | 17:46 |
ratpack | I need some help to solve a small riddle at my 16.04 xubuntu whisker menu | 17:46 |
genii | ratpack: You might find better answers in the #xubuntu channel :) | 17:48 |
ratpack | oh ok thanks | 17:49 |
gvvg | Hi we have these ubuntu 14.04 machines that were authenticating on another ubuntu server and that server is down indefinately. Is there anyway to revert login to auth locally? | 17:56 |
ioria | gvvg, not sure, but check /etc/nsswitch.conf | 17:58 |
gvvg | ok thnaks | 18:04 |
sklip | hi | 18:04 |
rjb | nibjork: you may use unetbootin, too. | 18:07 |
BluesKaj | disk creator is much better than unetbootin , it fails a lot | 18:08 |
noggerfroggereli | Hi, guys may i ask a question here? | 18:09 |
rjb | for me it had been working well so far... | 18:10 |
lethu | noggerfroggereli: don't ask to ask a question, just ask it | 18:10 |
noggerfroggereli | i didnt' remember to disable nvidia proprietary drivers before version upgrading to 16.04 and tty7 is as dark as night i would like to know if there is a way to simply revert to intel graphics from command line so i can install nvidia drivers properly | 18:10 |
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noggerfroggereli | XD first time using irc dunno if this is the correct lobby | 18:11 |
lethu | noggerfroggereli: np, are you using a dual gpu setup? | 18:12 |
noggerfroggereli | a lenovo laptop | 18:12 |
lethu | noggerfroggereli: does it have two gpus? | 18:12 |
noggerfroggereli | no | 18:13 |
noggerfroggereli | just a nvidia gpu and do notebook processors process graphics to consume less energy? | 18:13 |
noggerfroggereli | sorry for responding with a weird question i'm just not sure/curious | 18:14 |
alpcino | hi | 18:20 |
rjb | noggerfroggereli: in this case you have actually two gpu's. i know what you mean as i have the same setup and i can switch between intel/nvidia when using nvidia drivers | 18:21 |
noggerfroggereli | exactly | 18:21 |
noggerfroggereli | i have to reboot to use one or the other | 18:21 |
alpcino | i need hack facebook | 18:22 |
alpcino | hi all | 18:22 |
noggerfroggereli | i tried sudo aptgetinstalling nvidia-graphics-drivers-361 | 18:22 |
OerHeks | alpcino, wrong channel, wrong network too | 18:22 |
Guido2 | I have a silvercrest videograbber. How do I do it that I see the picture comming from it? | 18:23 |
Guest67085 | sudo apt-get install | 18:23 |
OerHeks | noggerfroggereli, i would advise to use "sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall " | 18:23 |
alpcino | hi all | 18:24 |
noggerfroggereli | i'll try right now | 18:24 |
alpcino | hi gays | 18:26 |
alpcino | im new her | 18:26 |
noggerfroggereli | it seemed to install 340 drivers, i rebooted and i still have no graphic login | 18:29 |
OerHeks | then the 340 driver should be suitable for your card. | 18:30 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, lspci | grep VGA | 18:30 |
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noggerfroggereli | the output says intel corporation 3rd gen core processor graphics controller rev09 | 18:32 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo lshw -c Video and see it nvidia is detected | 18:34 |
ioria | *if | 18:34 |
noggerfroggereli | it detects the intel processor and GF117M [geforce 610/710m/810m/820m / etc] | 18:36 |
knoppix | hi | 18:38 |
noggerfroggereli | so it seems yes, interestingly enough it says configuaration: driver=nvidia | 18:38 |
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noggerfroggereli | for the 117m | 18:38 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, loaded but not working | 18:38 |
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ioria | noggerfroggereli, i'd say purge nvidia and stsrt over ... | 18:39 |
ioria | *start | 18:39 |
noggerfroggereli | how should i do it? | 18:39 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, first check if you have a file : /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 18:40 |
noggerfroggereli | should I ls to it? (i'm rusty :p) | 18:40 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, yes | 18:41 |
folder| | is Kubuntu essentially Ubuntu with a different skin? | 18:42 |
noggerfroggereli | yes i have several files one corresponding an others with . and following numbers | 18:43 |
BluesKaj | folder|, it uses the KDE/plasma desktop environment | 18:43 |
folder| | but the underside is the samse? | 18:43 |
BluesKaj | the core is ubuntu | 18:44 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, no just, ls /etc/X11/xorg.conf what's the output ? | 18:44 |
BluesKaj | !flavours | 18:44 |
ubottu | Recognized Ubuntu flavors build on Ubuntu and provide a different user experience out of the box. They are supported both in #ubuntu and in their flavor channel. The current list is: !Edubuntu, !Ubuntu-GNOME, !Kubuntu, Ubuntu !Kylin, !Lubuntu, !Mythbuntu, Ubuntu !Studio, !Xubuntu, and Ubuntu !MATE | 18:44 |
noggerfroggereli | /etc/x11/xorg.conf | 18:44 |
BluesKaj | folder|,^ | 18:44 |
noggerfroggereli | it's the outpuyt from ls | 18:44 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, ok, sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.back | 18:45 |
BluesKaj | !KDE | folder| | 18:46 |
ubottu | folder|: KDE (http://kde.org) is an open community that creates and maintains software including the Plasma desktop. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. | 18:46 |
folder| | oh so you can install KDE over the current ubuntu installation? | 18:46 |
tgm4883 | super dumb question. How do you boot an older kernel on 16.04? Shift doesn't seem to be bringing up grub anymore | 18:46 |
noggerfroggereli | done | 18:46 |
ioria | tgm4883, edit /etc/default/grub and comment GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0 | 18:47 |
noggerfroggereli | regular xorg conf seems to be no more | 18:47 |
ioria | tgm4883, then dufo update-grub | 18:47 |
ioria | *sudo | 18:47 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, ok, ls -l ~/.Xauthority | 18:48 |
BluesKaj | not over unless you install the whole Kubuntu OS , but if you install kubuntu desktop then you can choose wu=hich DE to use at login, folder| | 18:48 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, see if the file is owned by you | 18:48 |
BluesKaj | wu=hich=which | 18:49 |
folder| | cool | 18:49 |
folder| | Windows 10 automatic updates are eating my mobile data :/ so I'm switching to Linux and wanted to try something that has an interface a little closer to windows | 18:50 |
tgm4883 | ioria: that seems to have worked thanks, I had put it to 2, but that didn't help previously | 18:50 |
ioria | tgm4883, good | 18:51 |
baizon | folder|: xfce, cinnamon, kde | 18:51 |
baizon | folder|: forgot about lxde | 18:51 |
OerHeks | none looks like windows, mate or cinnamon are the closest, i guess | 18:51 |
BluesKaj | folder|, well KDE has been accused of being a windows look-alike because it's more familiar in it's look a nd layout then ubuntu unity , gnoem etc | 18:52 |
noggerfroggereli | ~ i dunno how to reproduce this character i have an italian keyboard | 18:52 |
BluesKaj | then =than | 18:52 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, it's your home folder .... /home/-user/ | 18:52 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, but try altGr + ^ | 18:53 |
BluesKaj | folder|, scuse the typos , but you get the gist i'm sure | 18:53 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, ok, ls -l /home/youruser/.Xauthority it's the same | 18:53 |
rjb | folder| be prepared that ubuntu does updates as well ^^ | 18:54 |
noggerfroggereli | it seems .Xauthority doesn't exist | 18:55 |
OerHeks | ls -la | 18:55 |
OerHeks | that shows all files | 18:55 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sorry ls -al /home/youruser/.Xauthority | 18:55 |
OerHeks | never mind, you will remember it forever :-D | 18:55 |
c1 | how do i make my ubuntu full screen on vbox | 18:56 |
c1 | do i need vbox additions | 18:56 |
c1 | ? | 18:56 |
OerHeks | c1 yes | 18:56 |
noggerfroggereli | it showed all my home folders even the .hidden ones | 18:56 |
OerHeks | !virtualbox | 18:56 |
ubottu | Virtualbox is a virtualizer for x86 and amd64 architectures. It's available in the package "virtualbox" in the !repositories, and you can download the Virtualbox Extension Pack for additional, non-Free functionality at http://virtualbox.org . Additional details can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 18:56 |
noggerfroggereli | but xauthority | 18:56 |
noggerfroggereli | seems not to exist | 18:56 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, check again please , ls -al /home/youruser/.Xauthority | 18:57 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, X not x | 18:57 |
OerHeks | case-sensitive | 18:57 |
OerHeks | ls -l /home/$USER/.Xauthority | 18:58 |
OerHeks | oh, forgot the a | 18:58 |
ioria | :þ | 18:59 |
noggerfroggereli | seems the directory doesnt exist | 18:59 |
* OerHeks facepalms | 18:59 | |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, it'a a file not a dir | 18:59 |
mr-rogers | Do I need to do something after I create /etc/udev/rules.d/raw1394.rules in a terminal before it is used? | 18:59 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, are you sure you don't have a .Xauthority file in your home folder ? | 19:00 |
noggerfroggereli | yes | 19:00 |
noggerfroggereli | even in this working installation | 19:00 |
noggerfroggereli | i do not se one | 19:00 |
Azus | What is the utility of Xautority | 19:00 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, using ubuntu on another pc ? | 19:00 |
OerHeks | sudo udevadm control --reload-rules | 19:00 |
BluesKaj | noggerfroggereli, open hidden files in the file manager | 19:01 |
noggerfroggereli | ubuntu gnome | 19:01 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, ok, in that installation, run ls -al /home/$USER/.Xauthority | 19:01 |
OerHeks | sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart or systemctl restart udev.service | 19:02 |
noggerfroggereli | it tells me nonexistent file or directory | 19:02 |
noggerfroggereli | even on the working one | 19:02 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, ok, nvm, come back to the issue | 19:03 |
noggerfroggereli | ls -al /home/$USER/.Xauthority | 19:03 |
noggerfroggereli | ls: impossibile accedere a '/home/noggerfraggereli/.Xauthority': File o directory non esistente | 19:03 |
noggerfroggereli | k | 19:03 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo service lightdm status , what's the output ? | 19:05 |
mr-rogers | OerHeks: Thank you. | 19:05 |
noggerfroggereli | loaded: not found reason no such file or directory | 19:05 |
noggerfroggereli | active:inactive | 19:05 |
mr-rogers | I may have asked the wrong question. | 19:05 |
noggerfroggereli | (dead) | 19:05 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo apt-get purge nvidia* (note the *) | 19:06 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, and reboot | 19:06 |
noggerfroggereli | ok removing | 19:07 |
noggerfroggereli | it succesfully rebooted | 19:08 |
noggerfroggereli | should i try reinstalling nvidia driver from software sources? | 19:09 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, install pastebinit | 19:10 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 19:11 |
noggerfroggereli | ok | 19:12 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, ubuntu-drivers list | pastebinit | 19:12 |
mr-rogers | The problem I'm trying to fix is getting this error: libdc1394 error: Failed to initialize libdc1394. This temporary solution works (sudo ln /dev/null /dev/raw1394), but I want a permanent one. I don't have a /dev/raw1394. So I don't think udev rule will do anything... | 19:12 |
noggerfroggereli | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16691701 | 19:14 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo lshw -c Video | pastebinit | 19:15 |
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noggerfroggereli | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16691762/ | 19:17 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, you are on ubuntu right ? not xubuntu or kubuntu | 19:17 |
noggerfroggereli | no it's actually ubuntu gnome | 19:18 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, oh, look in your menus for 'Additional Driver' don't remember where it is exactly on gnome | 19:19 |
bytefire | hi guys, i'm trying to install ia32-libs using apt-get but it fails saying: E: Package 'ia32-libs' has no installation candidate | 19:20 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, maybe ystem - Administration - Additional Drivers | 19:20 |
mr-rogers | I have a peculiar setup (it uses Jython and folders of the form name*.sikuli with associated name*.py files in them -- https://bpaste.net/show/ca088860a1b9). Each .py has a unittest.TestCase class. I am trying to get unittest..TestLoader().discover("..", pattern="*.py") to work at the top level. Is this possible? | 19:21 |
noggerfroggereli | ok i'm gonna do it and | 19:21 |
noggerfroggereli | post the result | 19:21 |
OerHeks | bytefire, ia32 libs are depreciated, use" install <package>:i386 " and install -f " to fix dependencie issues | 19:21 |
mr-rogers | *disregard | 19:21 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, wait, ost uname -r | 19:21 |
bytefire | OerHeks: i see thanks | 19:21 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, post uname -r | 19:22 |
bytefire | OerHeks: apt-get install -f will fix all dependencies? | 19:22 |
OerHeks | i hope so, but yes, it should. | 19:22 |
bytefire | nice one cheers! | 19:22 |
noggerfroggereli | ok i rebooted | 19:23 |
noggerfroggereli | and now i have black screen again | 19:23 |
snckrz | hey! can someone please help me install termite? | 19:23 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, uname -r | 19:23 |
noggerfroggereli | gonna4.4.0-22-generic | 19:24 |
MadcapJake | Just restarted after do-release-upgrade and it hangs on the splash, how can i figure out what's going wrong? | 19:24 |
ramsub07 | hello, how do i copy all the directories(and whatever inside) to a new location using cp ? | 19:24 |
noggerfroggereli | 4.4.0-22-generic | 19:24 |
k1l_ | snckrz: install the package from the ubuntu repo | 19:24 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | pastebinit | 19:25 |
snckrz | kil_ apt install termite gives "Unable to locate package" | 19:25 |
k1l_ | snckrz: what ubuntu is that exactly? | 19:25 |
snckrz | kil_16.04 | 19:25 |
noggerfroggereli | it says file or directory unsexistant | 19:26 |
k1l_ | snckrz: oh right. they only build it for the s390x architecture | 19:26 |
Bashing-om | ramsub07: ' cp -R <file paths>' if outside /home then elevated authority required ... ' sudo cp -R <file paths> ' . | 19:27 |
snckrz | kil_ so how do i get it now? | 19:27 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, did you typed the command correctly ' | 19:28 |
noggerfroggereli | i'm checking | 19:28 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, have you typed the command correctly ? | 19:28 |
k1l_ | snckrz: https://github.com/thestinger/termite you need to compile it yourself | 19:29 |
ramsub07 | Bashing-om: if i'm selecting all the directory from the current directory, do I need to use ./* ? | 19:29 |
snckrz | kil_ I would if it would work, but it doesnt. | 19:29 |
noggerfroggereli | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16692094/ | 19:29 |
ramsub07 | and while pasting to the destination, do i need to use destination/* ? | 19:29 |
snckrz | termite.cc: In function ‘void load_theme(GtkWindow*, VteTerminal*, GKeyFile*, hint_info&)’: | 19:29 |
snckrz | termite.cc:1309:62: error: ‘vte_terminal_set_color_cursor_foreground’ was not declared in this scope | 19:29 |
snckrz | vte_terminal_set_color_cursor_foreground(vte, &*color); | 19:29 |
k1l_ | snckrz: for such specialized programs you might better want to ask the termite community for help | 19:31 |
Jakey3 | hi i have just installed lubuntu vbox on a lubuntu host | 19:31 |
snckrz | okay | 19:31 |
Jakey3 | when i load up the virtual machine i get 2 tabs in the task bar | 19:31 |
Jakey3 | for the same virtual machine | 19:31 |
Jakey3 | ? | 19:31 |
OerHeks | 1 manager and 1 vbox-vm | 19:32 |
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OerHeks | Jakey3, but you can easily see that yourself | 19:32 |
MadcapJake | Just restarted after do-release-upgrade and it hangs on the splash, how can i figure out what's going wrong? | 19:33 |
MadcapJake | going from 15.10 to 16.04 | 19:33 |
k1l_ | MadcapJake: amd video card? | 19:33 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: what do you mean | 19:33 |
MadcapJake | no, nvidia | 19:33 |
k1l_ | MadcapJake: can you try an older kernel in grub? | 19:34 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: on 14.04 this did not occur | 19:34 |
k1l_ | Jakey3: can you show a screenshot of that? | 19:34 |
Jakey3 | yes where should i image bin it? | 19:34 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf && sudo apt-get purge nvidia* | 19:34 |
MadcapJake | only shows one other option, 4.2 (trying that now) | 19:34 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, and reboot | 19:34 |
k1l_ | Jakey3: imgur.com | 19:35 |
MadcapJake | k1l_: it froze again | 19:37 |
k1l_ | MadcapJake: hmm. when in grub, press "e" to edit the line, then remove the "quiet splash" and then press F10(or whatever it lists down there) to boot that line. so it will show the errors on the screen. | 19:38 |
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Jakey3 | k1l_: http://imgur.com/no3sGv8 | 19:39 |
noggerfroggereli | ok it rebooted ang graphical | 19:39 |
noggerfroggereli | got into graphical desktop | 19:39 |
noggerfroggereli | should i install the nvidia drivers? | 19:40 |
ehvagu | what are we talking about | 19:40 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, we already did that | 19:40 |
ehvagu | oh nvidia huh. | 19:40 |
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noggerfroggereli | i can't see the nvidia apllications and the software sources says i still have to install them | 19:41 |
TheSilentLink | hello whats the best terminal program for linux? | 19:41 |
ehvagu | hello whats the best terminal program for linux? depends on what u want to do | 19:42 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, we purged nvidia , because it's not working | 19:42 |
TheSilentLink | well just one with like multiple tabs and stuff | 19:42 |
ehvagu | terminator is pretty good | 19:43 |
OerHeks | standard terminal can do that. | 19:43 |
akik | TheSilentLink: test them all. choose one | 19:43 |
TheSilentLink | OerHeks: the default terminal has multiple tabs? | 19:43 |
ehvagu | oerheks.. yeah | 19:43 |
OerHeks | tons of other terminals in softwarecenter. | 19:43 |
ehvagu | yeah it can be enabled | 19:43 |
MadcapJake | Terminix is sweet | 19:43 |
noggerfroggereli | so i cannot use the gpu in the new ubuntu version? | 19:43 |
ehvagu | <noggerfroggereli> nvidia card model? | 19:44 |
MadcapJake | k1l_: it just says "loading linux...\nloading ramdisk..." nothing else | 19:44 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, how did you upgrade ? do-release-upgrade or what ? | 19:44 |
noggerfroggereli | GF117M it seems | 19:45 |
OerHeks | TheSilentLink, terminal > pref > 1st tab: open new... | 19:45 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, how did you upgrade to 16.04 ? | 19:45 |
noggerfroggereli | no from the update program, it prompted me and i accepted | 19:45 |
Jakey3 | k1l_: any idea why its happening | 19:45 |
MadcapJake | k1l_: this time i tried `noquiet nosplash` still same, prints nothing | 19:46 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade | 19:47 |
ehvagu | did you try with nouveau.modeset=0 ? | 19:47 |
Bashing-om | ramsub07: I wandered off .. If you are working in the Present Woeking Directory . then paths are not needed to be declared . | 19:48 |
OerHeks | Jakey3, why do you make it a game to guess, and not showing what those screens are about? | 19:49 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: dont understand what you mean | 19:50 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: I have one vbox os running but 2 tabs | 19:50 |
noggerfroggereli | the sudo apt full upgrade part of the output is really short | 19:50 |
noggerfroggereli | seems | 19:50 |
noggerfroggereli | it' already done | 19:50 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, were you using ppa ? | 19:50 |
noggerfroggereli | only small ones | 19:51 |
reokie | j | 19:51 |
noggerfroggereli | numix icon | 19:51 |
OerHeks | Jakey3, you have actually 3 tabs for virtualbox, but the 2 yellow ones, open them so they overlay.. | 19:51 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: the blu one is the control screen | 19:52 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: the other 2 is one vbox os | 19:52 |
OerHeks | jackbrown, the name [virtualbox] could well be a dialog window, you don't show them clearly .. | 19:52 |
OerHeks | so please make that screenshot | 19:53 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: its not | 19:53 |
Jakey3 | they are both go to the virtual machine | 19:53 |
Jakey3 | the same one | 19:53 |
Jakey3 | OerHeks: i will reboot my comuter | 19:54 |
Jakey3 | *computer | 19:54 |
Jakey3 | and see if this makes a diference | 19:55 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, no idea sorry | 19:56 |
noggerfroggereli | thanks | 19:58 |
noggerfroggereli | for the assistance | 19:58 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, no problem | 19:58 |
noggerfroggereli | now i can backup and access settings n stuff | 19:58 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, what you mean ? you can use it with nouveau | 19:59 |
noggerfroggereli | it's really slow with integrated | 19:59 |
noggerfroggereli | i started using dedicated to give some breath to the pc | 20:00 |
v1k0d3n | hey everyone...having an issue with linux bridging i could use help with. is this an ok channel to ask about this? | 20:00 |
v1k0d3n | i have an example in gist.github.com i can show and explain what i'm seeing. | 20:01 |
k1l_ | jake_: dont know, i dont use vbox anymore. did you just install vbox? did you reboot after that? does both tabs link to one window? | 20:01 |
ioria | noggerfroggereli, http://wiki.ubuntu-it.org/Hardware/Video/GraficaIbrida/Prime | 20:01 |
k1l_ | MadcapJake: hmmmm, hard to tell without any hint. maybe you can look into /var/log/syslog from recovery or from a live-usb | 20:02 |
jakey3 | OerHeks: looks like its a vbox bug https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=69908#p334982 | 20:02 |
utopiah | hey #ubuntu any feedback on sound and the HP Stream11? Worked well on 15.* (cf own post https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/3m6ncb/hp_stream_11_with_ubuntu_1510/ ) but lost it on 16.04 | 20:02 |
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v1k0d3n | so any bridging folks in here by chance? | 20:05 |
v1k0d3n | :) | 20:05 |
MonkeyDust | v1k0d3n you mean bridging as opposed to NAT ? | 20:05 |
Batu | HELLO! | 20:06 |
v1k0d3n | correct. | 20:06 |
v1k0d3n | MonkeyDust: | 20:06 |
Batu | AQEMU Warning [103] >>> Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path ) Message: No "qemu" element! | 20:06 |
v1k0d3n | so i have some bridges set up on two boxes...and need some help understanding why traffic can't pass. | 20:06 |
v1k0d3n | MonkeyDust: do you think you could help? | 20:07 |
MonkeyDust | v1k0d3n no, i only use bridging for my vm's | 20:07 |
v1k0d3n | hmm ok | 20:08 |
Batu | Any use virtualization? | 20:10 |
ehvagu | how do i remove dependencies which are not updating? | 20:10 |
ehvagu | i use virtualbox | 20:10 |
Batu | #virtualization? | 20:10 |
Batu | Who use KVM? | 20:12 |
k1l_ | ehvagu: can you be more specific? | 20:12 |
ehvagu | wait | 20:14 |
MonkeyDust | !deborphan | ehvagu | 20:14 |
ubottu | ehvagu: deborphan is a program used to clean up packages that are no longer needed (install from Synaptic/Muon). | 20:14 |
ehvagu | will bleachbit do it? | 20:15 |
seto | fast question | 20:18 |
seto | is there a easy way to get rid of the kubuntu/ubuntu boot logo | 20:18 |
seto | like have it show the old text boot up sequence? | 20:19 |
OerHeks | remove splash and quiet in the grubline | 20:19 |
seto | i got something slowing my boot up way the heck down and well would be a big help to not have the boot logo | 20:19 |
daniele_ | Hi i got error "No GSettings schemas are installed on the system" when I launch either nautilus or nm-applet, how can I fix it? | 20:19 |
seto | ty | 20:19 |
lethu | seto: http://www.ccexcompany.org/linux/verbosebootkubuntu | 20:20 |
OerHeks | seto, put # in front of the line http://askubuntu.com/questions/477821/how-can-i-permanently-remove-the-boot-option-quiet-splash | 20:20 |
camroncade | anybody know how I can get ubuntu to connect to the internet before lightdm starts a session on startup? | 20:20 |
daniele_ | I am using ubuntu server btw | 20:21 |
OerHeks | camroncade, for wired would be "available for all users" in networkmanager | 20:21 |
camroncade | OerHeks: I'm dealing with wireless...and I had already tried the "available for all users" option for a specific SSID... | 20:22 |
daniele_ | is anyone able to give me a hint? | 20:22 |
k1l_ | camroncade: lightdm connects already to known networks that are checked in NM for "use for every user". | 20:22 |
k1l_ | !details | ehvagu | 20:23 |
ubottu | ehvagu: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. | 20:23 |
seto | brb reboot | 20:23 |
camroncade | hmmm....so the network I'm connected to I have "use for every user" checked, but a curl request that is run in an xsession isn't able to establish a connection | 20:23 |
k1l_ | camroncade: "in an xsession"? | 20:24 |
k1l_ | camroncade: is lightdm started at all? | 20:24 |
daniele_ | http://pastebin.com/jjTfE0Y1 | 20:24 |
roni | OI | 20:25 |
k1l_ | daniele_: nautilus on a server? | 20:25 |
daniele_ | k1l_: I wanted a minimal ubuntu | 20:25 |
OerHeks | hmm wireless.. camroncade it is a security risc, if you try to add wireless with password for all users. | 20:25 |
k1l_ | daniele_: what desktop is it then? | 20:25 |
daniele_ | k1l_: i3 | 20:25 |
daniele_ | k1l_: xinit + i3wm | 20:25 |
camroncade | well, I have the default xsession "Exec=" command call a bash script...I know that the bash script is running because my bash script decides between "gnome-session" and "google-chrome --kiosk"...after boot if I look at ~/.xsession-errors I can see curl wasn't able to establish a connection | 20:26 |
roni | BOA NOITE. | 20:26 |
ehvagu | deporphan says no orphaned packages | 20:26 |
tgm4883 | camroncade: are you sure it's not just running before the connection is made? | 20:26 |
camroncade | is there a way to delay it? | 20:26 |
seto | ok thats weird | 20:26 |
daniele_ | k1l_: I think it might be some dependency that is not satisfied | 20:27 |
tgm4883 | camroncade: uh, "sleep 10" | 20:27 |
seto | i have some star-job running with a timer | 20:27 |
seto | right at boot time | 20:27 |
seto | last thing that happens preboot | 20:27 |
OerHeks | camroncade, why would you need wifi before login, wild guess? | 20:27 |
seto | any one have a clue where to find such a thing ? | 20:27 |
seto | lit says a-start-job long as directory like string with a desktop file | 20:27 |
k1l_ | daniele_: install gsettings-desktop-schemas | 20:28 |
daniele_ | it is installed by default | 20:28 |
daniele_ | i also tried to reinstall it | 20:28 |
k1l_ | camroncade: you can test it and wait on the lightdm. it will login to the wifi. only thing i can think of is that it takes longer than the login and therefor is not available | 20:29 |
camroncade | so I'm building a kiosk machine and have a bash script that determines whether to boot normally (gnome-session) or as a kiosk (google-chrome with the --kiosk flag)...I'm trying to setup a way to trigger which way it boots remotely, so what I've been trying to do is a if/else statement that checks the response of a url. So if the curl request responds true it starts as a kiosk, if it's false it boots normally | 20:29 |
camroncade | Its definitely possible I'm trying to achieve this a weird way. | 20:29 |
akarvi | autostuff | 20:29 |
daniele_ | http://pastebin.com/36biGFmc | 20:30 |
tgm4883 | camroncade: yea that seems excessive, but I don't know your usecase | 20:30 |
k1l_ | daniele_: and libglib2.0-0 is too? | 20:31 |
camroncade | I guess I just need to find a elegant way to trigger the box booting normally as opposed to kiosk | 20:31 |
tgm4883 | camroncade: right, but why would you be booting normally vs a kiosk? | 20:32 |
k1l_ | camroncade: first try to see if its just a delay issue | 20:32 |
seto | and that fixed that issue | 20:32 |
camroncade | yeah, I'll try the delay | 20:32 |
seto | was a command for loading a swap file that no longer exists from when i was experimenting with swap file v swap partion | 20:32 |
k1l_ | camroncade: just boot the box to lightdm. it shows a hint in the corner when its connected. | 20:33 |
seto | so yeh back to the damn near blink and you miss it booting chrome book lol | 20:33 |
daniele_ | k1l_: yup | 20:33 |
camroncade | this device will eventually be in a different city, and if they end up having any issues with it I was looking for an easy way to have them restart it out of kiosk mode so I could get remote access to try and troubleshoot any issues | 20:33 |
camroncade | k1l_, I'm sorry, what do you mean by "boot to lightdm"? I don't understand | 20:34 |
seto | ty lethu and derheks | 20:34 |
lethu | seto: np | 20:34 |
k1l_ | camroncade: lightdm is the login screen. | 20:35 |
seto | could not figure out why my boot was so blasted slow lol | 20:35 |
k1l_ | camroncade: that is what the first instance is that triggers NetworkManager to start the network. | 20:35 |
camroncade | ah. yeah, I've got it auto-logging in right now but I can turn it off to check | 20:35 |
jakey3 | can someone explain to me in simple terms what dkms does | 20:38 |
camroncade | sleep 15 didn't seem to do anything...curl still couldn't establish a connection | 20:38 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: it compiles kernel modules automatically when you update your kernel | 20:39 |
Ben64 | DESCRIPTION dkms is a framework which allows kernel modules to be dynamically built | 20:39 |
Ben64 | for each kernel on your system in a simplified and organized fashion. | 20:39 |
Ben64 | from 'man dkms' | 20:39 |
daniele_ | are anyone able to help me? | 20:39 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: what issue does this solve | 20:40 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: it removes needing to manually build kernel modules for items that don't have built in kernel support | 20:40 |
daniele_ | k1l_: are you able to help me a little bit more? pls | 20:41 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: so for example vbox uses dkms for what reason, however the repository version does not? | 20:42 |
k1l_ | daniele_: i am looking into it but i am not sure what the solution is. | 20:42 |
k1l_ | camroncade: easy test: just wait on lightdm if it will connect to the wifi. so you know if its a delay issue or a "doesnt connect to wifi at all" issue. | 20:42 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: ok, so you have vbox, and it contains some stuff that requires a kernel module. Without DKMS, every time you update your kernel (which happens occasionally for security fixes), you would need to manually build the modules for that. DKMS just does it automatically | 20:43 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: makes sense now, so it recomiles extra bit required for programs that is not in the regular kernel | 20:45 |
tgm4883 | yes | 20:45 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: thanks for the info | 20:45 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: specifically "VirtualBox uses a special kernel module called vboxdrv to perform physical memory allocation and to gain control of the processor for guest system execution. Without this kernel module, you can still use the VirtualBox manager to configure virtual machines, but they will not start. In addition, there are the network kernel modules | 20:45 |
tgm4883 | vboxnetflt and vboxnetadp which are required for the more advanced networking features of VirtualBox." | 20:45 |
daniele_ | k1l_: maybe I found the problem | 20:45 |
daniele_ | http://pastebin.com/35ts4dKr | 20:46 |
k1l_ | daniele_: i would try if this works:http://stackoverflow.com/a/28953973 but i am not too much into the glib stuff | 20:46 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: where does the dkms pull this extra kernel modules from | 20:46 |
jakey3 | a repostory of sorts? | 20:46 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: no, it's shipped with the application | 20:47 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: so DKMS is the builder, but the application ships with instructions on what to do | 20:47 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: so its like extra that are not usally included | 20:47 |
HappySomethingSo | hi | 20:47 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: I wouldn't call it extra. Usually it's required stuff | 20:47 |
HappySomethingSo | I'm having problems with usb sticks. I keep getting input output errors | 20:48 |
HappySomethingSo | how can I fix this? | 20:48 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: whu is it not included in the kernel then | 20:48 |
jakey3 | *why | 20:48 |
Ben64 | HappySomethingSo: can you elaborate | 20:48 |
Ben64 | HappySomethingSo: is it every usb stick? what are you doing with them? | 20:48 |
camroncade | k1l_: yeah lightdm shows it is connecting so maybe it's just a delay issue | 20:48 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: as standard | 20:48 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: Let me answer that by asking another question. Why include it in the kernel | 20:49 |
HappySomethingSo | Ben64: I have btsync syncing data on a usb stick I have connected as storage | 20:49 |
k1l_ | jakey3: license issues. | 20:49 |
Jordan_U | HappySomethingSo: There is a not small chance that all of your USB sticks are bad. They are not a reliable class of devices. | 20:49 |
ronin | what could be a problem, i tried to set up a daemon with this tutorial, it starts but it wont stop without kill command :( http://www.andrewault.net/2010/05/27/creating-a-perl-daemon-in-ubuntu/ | 20:49 |
HappySomethingSo | Ben64: it runs ok for a while but quickly unmounts itself and starts sending input output errors | 20:49 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: because vbox wont work without it | 20:49 |
jakey3 | *latest version | 20:50 |
k1l_ | jakey3: look at the ubuntu zfs license issue and you know what mess that is. the dkms solution prevents that but needs the users machine to compile the moduls first. | 20:50 |
HappySomethingSo | Jordan_U: Ben64: output from dmesg: http://pastebin.com/9Qa268j5 | 20:50 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: and? | 20:50 |
Ben64 | if you included everything that anyone could possibly want into the kernel, it'd be a huge waste | 20:50 |
tgm4883 | k1l_: I haven't even thought about the licensing stuff, but that's a very good point | 20:50 |
jakey3 | tgm4883, k1l_ im confused is it liscensing isuue not to include | 20:51 |
jakey3 | it | 20:51 |
Ben64 | HappySomethingSo: looks like bad drive | 20:51 |
tgm4883 | and I think with the oracle/google/java stuff going on, maybe it's best we keep oracle stuff far far away from the kernel | 20:51 |
HappySomethingSo | Ben64: I can't fix it? | 20:51 |
Ben64 | HappySomethingSo: unknown | 20:51 |
k1l_ | jakey3: that exceeds this channels topic. but there are enough articles on common new sites explaining what issue there is. | 20:51 |
c-pin1 | hey havign some trouble on my ubuntu 14.04 lts server with openvpn. i am trying to gunzip the config file but the terminal cant find it. i cant install opnevpn becuase i already have it | 20:51 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: I see so these extra kernel modules are provided by oracle | 20:51 |
HappySomethingSo | Ben64: Anything I can try? | 20:51 |
jakey3 | in the dkms | 20:51 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: yes | 20:51 |
Ben64 | HappySomethingSo: try using it normally | 20:52 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: oracle owns virtualbox | 20:52 |
jakey3 | yes i see thar | 20:52 |
HappySomethingSo | Ben64: what do you mean normally? | 20:52 |
jakey3 | yes i see that | 20:52 |
Ben64 | HappySomethingSo: put files on it, take files off | 20:52 |
jakey3 | so dkms = oracle | 20:52 |
HappySomethingSo | Ben64: Well, that's what btsync was doing, copying to the drive | 20:52 |
k1l_ | jakey3: no | 20:52 |
c-pin1 | so i cant use sudo apt-get update install openvpn easy-rsa because it says i already have it, but i cant gunzip from the path because its not found | 20:52 |
tgm4883 | oh geez | 20:53 |
c-pin1 | i dpkg queries it and it says the gz is there | 20:53 |
HappySomethingSo | are there any tests I can run to determine if it's a bad stick? | 20:53 |
Jordan_U | HappySomethingSo: Buy a drive that isn't dying. Nevwr trust data that only exists on a thumb drive. | 20:53 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: no. The virtualbox modules are oracles | 20:53 |
Ben64 | jakey3: no, as stated earlier, dkms is a framework which allows kernel modules to be dynamically built for each kernel on your system in a simplified and organized fashion. | 20:53 |
akik | ronin: i don't see the part when the mydaemon script would have the stop functionality | 20:53 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: IIRC, the DKMS stuff was developed by some guys at Dell. I might be wrong though | 20:53 |
k1l_ | !dkms | jakey3 | 20:53 |
ubottu | jakey3: DKMS is Dynamic Kernel Module Support. See https://launchpad.net/dkms for more. | 20:53 |
akik | ronin: is there a stop case in the /etc/init.d/skeleton ? | 20:54 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: ok so oracle just uses dkms to apply additional kernel modules to run the lates vbox | 20:54 |
tgm4883 | jakey3: they recommend you use DKMS. It is not required | 20:54 |
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ronin | akik: I thought this skeleton had stop/start/etc functionality implemented | 20:54 |
akik | ronin: not in 16.04 /etc/init.d/skeleton | 20:55 |
jakey3 | tgm4883: its a bit clearear now thanks | 20:55 |
r3b00t | Hi | 20:55 |
daniele_ | k1l_: ubuntu has just crashed :( | 20:55 |
ronin | akik, why is that? :( | 20:55 |
daniele_ | k1l_: maybe I will just reinstall ubuntu | 20:55 |
c-pin1 | ayyy i found it! | 20:55 |
r3b00t | I was trying to reset my ubuntu one account password but | 20:55 |
daniele_ | btw thanks for the support | 20:55 |
r3b00t | the reset mailer never reaches my inbox | 20:56 |
akik | ronin: 15.04 and upwards, systemd is used | 20:56 |
k1l_ | daniele_: your i3 setup is missing some parts that get setup when you install a gnome based desktop. | 20:56 |
r3b00t | any help would be appreciated, many thanks | 20:56 |
ronin | so that init.d folde rhas nothing to do systemd | 20:56 |
daniele_ | k1l_: I think so | 20:56 |
daniele_ | k1l_: I would it was all in the dependency path | 20:57 |
k1l_ | daniele_: but what exactly, i dont really know. i guess its that missing glib-2.0/schemas/gschemas.compiled . | 20:57 |
akik | ronin: well systemd has some kind of init script compatibility but the skeleton script is incomplete | 20:57 |
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daniele_ | k1l_: btw thanks | 20:57 |
ronin | akik, can those old kind of skeletons be run in systemd? | 20:58 |
akik | ronin: i would call it template, not skeleton | 20:58 |
riddim | hi, i'm trying to get a wireless connection started on ubuntu from the command line and really struggling | 20:59 |
akik | ronin: you need to find a template with a case structure for start, stop, restart | 20:59 |
riddim | my wireless has worked on desktop environments so i'm at a loss what the issue is | 20:59 |
ycnan155 | Hi | 21:01 |
akik | ronin: you can probably get into speed with this https://gist.github.com/bcap/5397674 | 21:01 |
riddim | doing dmesg | grep firmware says the direct firmware load fails with error -2 | 21:01 |
daniele__ | k1l_: Another things I dont want to start lightdm at boot time but i want to use xinit and i3 are you aware of a way to do it? | 21:02 |
daniele__ | k1l_: i am going to reinstall ubuntu :) | 21:02 |
akik | ronin: or you can embrace systemd :P | 21:02 |
k1l_ | daniele__: i suggest to use lightdm :) since that is the standard way for ubuntu packages are build around that. if you dont want to you might need to make some more manual work. but it should work in the end. | 21:03 |
ycnan155 | somebody now any website can help me to learn more about ubunut | 21:04 |
ycnan155 | ubuntu | 21:04 |
daniele__ | k1l_: thanks | 21:05 |
Bashing-om | !manual | ycnan155 | 21:05 |
ubottu | ycnan155: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 21:05 |
k1l_ | ycnan155: well, there is a lot. what do you want to get to know? | 21:05 |
ycnan155 | honest the most I can | 21:06 |
ycnan155 | I want to work with ubuntu the most I can | 21:06 |
ycnan155 | kil_ most in security and networking | 21:07 |
k1l_ | ycnan155: for users i suggest to start using it and then read about the programs you use or that you want to use. | 21:09 |
r3b00t | \quit leaving | 21:14 |
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Tundra-OldDsktop | Hey folks, my machine just booted into initramfs. I know there was some kind of major failure some time ago, but what I don't know. Where do I go from here | 21:34 |
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vooze | If my system says memory: 3.7GB and 1.9GB cache, does that mean I'm using 3,7GB and 1.9GB is in the cache, OR am I really using 3,7-1,9 = 1.8GB ? | 21:38 |
glass | anyone ever notice if you type "atom random.txt" and you should be sudo for you to save any changes but when you hit save it flashes the error message then i close and sudo atom random.txt all my changes are still there from before the sudo | 21:38 |
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roni | OI | 21:50 |
Jordan_U | Tundra-OldDsktop: Any error message before you are dropped to the initramfs shell? | 21:50 |
Tundra-OldDsktop | Nope | 21:50 |
Tundra-OldDsktop | I proceed through grub as normal | 21:50 |
shahriyar | آه | 21:54 |
Jordan_U | Tundra-OldDsktop: Can you boot succesfully from an older kernel? | 21:54 |
Tundra-OldDsktop | Jordan_U: nada | 21:55 |
Jordan_U | Tundra-OldDsktop: Anything in dmesg? | 21:57 |
Tundra-OldDsktop | Uh | 21:57 |
Tundra-OldDsktop | Elaborate | 21:58 |
Jordan_U | Tundra-OldDsktop: Running "dmesg" will print the contents of the kernels ring buffer, which generally contains a lot of spurious noise and the occasional important error message :) | 21:59 |
genii | The initramfs dmesg? | 21:59 |
Jordan_U | Tundra-OldDsktop: "dmesg | less" to be able to look through it all. | 21:59 |
Guest42287 | hi guys, womething very weird happens. Cannot install 16.04 live because my keyboard doesn't work. It works in the bios interface but it doesn't as soon as I get to the gui installation. Can you guys help? Please? Thanks! | 22:08 |
Ben64 | Guest42287: try a different keyboard? | 22:09 |
Guest42287 | Ben64, it's a laptop... | 22:09 |
Ben64 | usb keyboards would still work | 22:09 |
Guest42287 | yeah just I don't have one, and I don't get why my laptop's keyboard doesn't work... | 22:10 |
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Guest42287 | I've already installed linux on this machine once and it went like a charm | 22:10 |
Guest42287 | what's happening now? | 22:10 |
Ben64 | maybe try server or mini iso to install | 22:10 |
Ben64 | well it's hard to find out without a keyboard | 22:11 |
OerHeks | legacy keyboard support in bios set? | 22:12 |
k1l_ | Guest42287: what laptop is it? | 22:13 |
k1l_ | and what exact ubuntu iso do you try to boot? | 22:13 |
Guest42287 | kil_ it's an HP and the 16.04 lts | 22:15 |
Guest42287 | now it's telling me "stdin: not a typewriter" during live boot... ??? | 22:15 |
Guest42287 | ?? | 22:17 |
compdoc | your name is stdin? | 22:18 |
Guest42287 | radeon something + cannot finf backlight controller ... ??? | 22:18 |
Guest42287 | compdoc, no, i dunno what it means | 22:18 |
Guest42287 | now is flashing while printing output | 22:18 |
compdoc | its a laptop? sounds like the screen is messed up | 22:19 |
Guest42287 | looks like a loop | 22:19 |
Guest42287 | what can I do? | 22:19 |
Guest42287 | a staartjob is running for LSB | 22:21 |
pauljw | Guest42287, can you try 14.04LTS? | 22:21 |
thomedy | im stumped.... cuz i have a total fresh install... actually its about 2 months but i dont remember any installs with errors | 22:23 |
thomedy | but | 22:24 |
thomedy | trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/jvm/java-9-openjdk-amd64/include/linux/jawt_md.h', which is also in package openjdk-9-jdk-headless:amd64 9~b114-0ubuntu1 Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/openjdk-9-jdk_9~b114-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 22:24 |
guest-sjatYE | YY | 22:24 |
thomedy | trying to install javaa | 22:24 |
thomedy | openjdk-9-jdk | 22:24 |
thomedy | but its not working | 22:24 |
thomedy | i dont know why | 22:24 |
k1l_ | thomedy: run "sudo apt update" first | 22:25 |
Guest42287 | but the keyboard works in bios!!!! | 22:26 |
thomedy | /var/cache/apt/archives/openjdk-9-jdk_9~b114-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) | 22:26 |
k1l_ | thomedy: a wait. its only in 16.10 updated. | 22:27 |
thomedy | yeas i have the new 16 lte | 22:27 |
thomedy | lts | 22:27 |
k1l_ | thomedy: sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite '/var/cache/apt/archives/openjdk-9-jdk_9~b114-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb' | 22:27 |
thomedy | soooo run that.... | 22:28 |
k1l_ | its bug 1550950 | 22:28 |
ubottu | bug 1550950 in openjdk-9 (Ubuntu Xenial) "package openjdk-9-jdk 9~b102-1 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/jvm/java-9-openjdk-amd64/include/linux/jawt_md.h', which is also in package openjdk-9-jdk-headless:amd64 9~b107-0ubuntu1" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1550950 | 22:28 |
thomedy | right so should i sudo apt-get install the headless | 22:29 |
k1l_ | thomedy: no | 22:29 |
k1l_ | thomedy: i gave you the command that will install it | 22:29 |
thomedy | okay but i did that it didn't work | 22:29 |
thomedy | one sec | 22:29 |
thomedy | ill pasate bin? | 22:29 |
k1l_ | thomedy: what didnt work? | 22:29 |
k1l_ | paste.ubuntu.com | 22:29 |
thomedy | ill paste bin the error rather the poste it | 22:30 |
Guest42287 | so noone could help? noone knows why my keyboard only works in bios? | 22:30 |
thomedy | or paste.ubuntu | 22:30 |
Guido1 | i want to use the silvercrest videograbber. how do i install the driver? | 22:30 |
k1l_ | Guest42287: its hard to guess why that happens. there is no such thing as a general keyboard error. | 22:30 |
thomedy | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16695874/ | 22:31 |
Bashing-om | Guest42287: Keyboard driver that the kernel does not find because bios did not pass it ?? Maybe ?? try looking in bios at the USB settings . | 22:31 |
Guest42287 | Bashing-om, ok but it's not a usb keyboard | 22:32 |
davido_ | Discovered a perplexing issue: Turn on "Bounce Keys" in Universal Access, set it almost to its shortest setting, and then do a hotkey paste from keepassX. The password paste will almost always fail if the passphrase contains two of the same character even if they're not contiguous. | 22:32 |
k1l_ | thomedy: ok, run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" first. then the other command again | 22:32 |
pauljw | Guest42287, it's a good sign that it works in bios, the keyboard isn't broken, but there must be a driver issue in the os. you said you had installed linux before? that's why i thought you should try an earlier release like 14.04. a lot has changed with 16.04. | 22:32 |
thomedy | im eventually needing netbeans back... and android studio | 22:32 |
thomedy | oh my goodness i love this room | 22:32 |
thomedy | thank you | 22:33 |
Bashing-om | Guest42287: All I can think of as the driver is good in bios and grub (?) but not after the kernel loads . Bios is not passing the hardware . | 22:33 |
thomedy | freakin sweet thanks | 22:33 |
Guest42287 | Bashing-om, ok so how could I solve this? | 22:34 |
thomedy | okay i ran it without error can i reinstall openjdk 9 now | 22:34 |
thomedy | netbeans is still not running | 22:34 |
k1l_ | thomedy: why do you need to reinstall? you just installed it | 22:35 |
thomedy | if that is the case im not sure why netbeans isn't working | 22:35 |
k1l_ | start netbeans from a terminal and see why its not loading | 22:36 |
Guido1 | i want to use the silvercrest videograbber. how do i install the driver? | 22:36 |
thomedy | im going to pastebin the log i get when i strt netbeans | 22:42 |
thomedy | im not sure what to do i had netbeans lastnight but i tried to install java jdk | 22:43 |
thomedy | and android studio which faild | 22:43 |
thomedy | failed | 22:43 |
thomedy | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16696085/ | 22:44 |
thomedy | does that help? | 22:44 |
OerHeks | so did you fix your java? not sure why you installed headless too.. | 22:44 |
thomedy | i didn't manually install headless | 22:44 |
thomedy | i dont think | 22:44 |
Bashing-om | Guest42287: All I can suggest is to reset in bios anysetting that might relate to the keyboard ( USB ) I run with an old PS2 mechanical keyboard and I have to set USB to legacy ! | 22:44 |
thomedy | i did openjdk-9-jdk | 22:44 |
likeafox | Hi guys I just installed ubuntu on my netbook (it has not run linux before) and it boots up "fine" but then I see a message for a split second and the screen goes black. Then I alt tab to other ttys and they show up for a second then black screen again. It doesn't accept input while the screen is black, too and the only way to bring it back for another second is alt+F1, and because I couldn't tell what part of my password I had typed | 22:45 |
likeafox | at a time, it took some skill and many attempts to actually successfully log in... now that I'm logged in, can I fix this? | 22:45 |
snckrz | Hey! I was here talking about wifi issues yesterday, and someone told me he also had wifi disconnections with his realtek card, is that dude online? :D | 22:46 |
Jordan_U | Guest42287: Is your keyboard listed in "lsusb"? | 22:46 |
Jordan_U | snckrz: Realek has notoriously bad drivers. If possible, get an intel or Atheros card (internal, not USB). | 22:46 |
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snckrz | Jordan_U, yeah maybe later :p | 22:47 |
snckrz | Jordan_U, but for now i just want to talk to that guy, cause for some reason I didnt have that bug on Ubuntu, but now it occured on Arch | 22:48 |
thomedy | what if i uninstall netbeans and re instll it | 22:48 |
Jordan_U | `/away | 22:48 |
k1l_ | thomedy: netbeans needs oracle java, doesnt it? | 22:48 |
thomedy | i dont know i had it yesterday | 22:48 |
thomedy | i tried to install openjdk-9-jdk because android studio said it would give me javac | 22:49 |
thomedy | it errored out | 22:49 |
thomedy | and then i uninstalled and re installed with more errors | 22:49 |
thomedy | apparently i didn't have it installed | 22:51 |
likeafox | I'm going to step away, so if anyone has any response to my problem please send a private message | 22:51 |
thomedy | i kept the icon but im installing now | 22:51 |
thomedy | hopefully this helps | 22:52 |
thomedy | im going to try android studioo too now that i have that bug fixed hopefully | 22:53 |
thomedy | your awesome | 22:53 |
thomedy | Unrecognized VM option 'MaxPermSize=350m' is there a solution to this.... | 22:54 |
lyze | MaxPermSize isn't supported anymore > java 8 | 22:54 |
lyze | >= * | 22:54 |
lyze | thomedy, ↑ | 22:55 |
thomedy | is there a solution for using android studio | 22:55 |
lyze | thomedy, why don'T you just use jdk7? | 22:55 |
thomedy | i saw that there is a 32 bit library | 22:55 |
lyze | I mean jdk9 is in beta and not supported | 22:56 |
thomedy | i m missing | 22:56 |
thomedy | oh i idnd' know that i can run 7 is 8 good | 22:56 |
thomedy | i just try to stay current | 22:56 |
thomedy | and i havent paid attention to the headlines? | 22:56 |
thomedy | on the thing | 22:56 |
lyze | Android doesn't support lambda if I'm correct so there's not really a need for java 8 | 22:57 |
thomedy | got it | 22:57 |
thomedy | so is it openjdk-7-jdk... amd i installing that? | 22:57 |
lyze | Yeah but uninstall 9 before ;) | 22:57 |
thomedy | deal... | 22:57 |
thomedy | thank you | 22:57 |
thomedy | i dont see openjdk - 7 is 8 fine? | 23:00 |
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OerHeks | 8 would be default on 16.04 | 23:03 |
thomedy | okay... if i removed 9 it seems like it is still in there | 23:03 |
thomedy | i checked it seems to be true | 23:03 |
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thomedy | this is very un infortunate | 23:08 |
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thomedy | http://paste.ubuntu.com/16696616/ | 23:11 |
Guido1 | i want to use the silvercrest videograbber. how do i install the driver? | 23:11 |
Ben64 | Guido1: check their documentation? never heard of that | 23:12 |
Guido1 | Ben64: In the documentation they say windows xp or newer. However, there is no driver for windows 10 and i want to use it with linux. | 23:14 |
Guido1 | Ben64: it seams that some sivercrest videograbbers are supported by linux. but don't get it to work. Fialy i want to play the streem using VLC | 23:17 |
genii | Guido1: try lsmod| grep em28 | 23:19 |
Guido1 | genii: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16697038/ | 23:29 |
genii | Guido1: So the system already recognized it and loaded the drivers. | 23:30 |
genii | Guido1: How many /dev/video devices do you see? | 23:31 |
genii | ( like /dev/video0 /dev/video1 /dev/video2 and so on) ...because it's probably there | 23:32 |
Guido1 | genii: what is the comand to check? | 23:33 |
genii | Guido1: ls /dev/video* | 23:33 |
OerHeks | in vlc, this (old) page is much help. http://www.instructables.com/id/EasyCap-DC60-STK1160-VLC-Xubuntu-1310-OpenSource-V/step3/Software-Configuration/ | 23:34 |
OerHeks | menu Media > Open Capture Device and set the EasyCap device (e.g. /dev/video0) for recording (it can also be set for streaming). The Video For Linux 2 library is usually recommended for the job. | 23:34 |
Guido1 | genii: /dev/video0 /dev/video1 | 23:34 |
genii | Guido1: If you have more than one /dev/video, try using VLC to stream from the ones numbered higher than 0 and see if thats the grabber. Have some kind of video input going to it at the same time, of course | 23:35 |
okamidakami | hello everyone | 23:37 |
Guido1 | genii: and which one for audio? hw:1,0 or hw:2,0? shouldn't it be three - build in microfon, microfon plug and the grabber | 23:37 |
genii | Guido1: Best way is just experiment and find out empirically | 23:38 |
okamidakami | guys, I have 2 ENABLED network adapters, ethernet and a visual one (I use it to connect to a VPN server). both works fine. but for some reason I don't know why my traffic doesn't go through my vpn adapter, any idea how to fix it ? | 23:40 |
Guido1 | genii: okee, but it should already be one of those. will do some experimenting | 23:40 |
Guido1 | genii: ja, has to be /dev/video1. if i unplug it, it switches to the webcam | 23:41 |
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nemmonszzz | hi all. Does anyone know of an IRC channel where i might be able to find some support or advice regarding the Unison file synchronizer application? | 23:55 |
k1l_ | nemmonszzz: runing on ubuntu? try describing the issue in here | 23:57 |
paigevz | lost wifi when i upgraded to 16.04 | 23:57 |
nemmonszzz | k1l_ well i'm trying to use Unison to sync between two webservers running Ubuntu 14.04. here's an example of the problem i'm running into. if i have a file on server-1 owned by www-data:www-data with permissions '-rw-r--r--', after running unison,which syncs my files to server-2, the copy of the file on server-2 has permissions '-rw-------' | 23:59 |
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