[10:14] <staeksauce> Emery, that's not going to happen without Wine or running it on a virtual drive with Windows
[10:15] <Emery> But the .exe won't run and I can't the run as administrator option... my friend said this would be easy
[10:15] <g105b> Hi, I'm running Ubuntu 16.04. I can't get my Wine applications to see the computer's internet connection. Trying to install wininet or winhttp doesn't succeed (it looks like the remote download has moved from the MS website). Any ideas chaps?
[10:15] <staeksauce> Emery, Ubuntu is not Windows
[10:15] <Emery> I thought they worked the same?
[10:15] <g105b> by the way, winbind is installed
[10:16] <staeksauce> Emery, no. They're both operating systems if that's what you mean, but they aren't the "same"
[10:17] <staeksauce> Emery, if they were the "same" why would you install Ubuntu?
[10:17] <Emery> Well I plugged the USB into my keyboard and this installer came up
[10:17] <Emery> So I ran it..
[10:17] <staeksauce> Emery, k...
[10:18] <Emery> So how many niggers are in here?
[10:19] <staeksauce> wow
[10:19] <hateball> That escalated quickly
[10:19] <g105b> Interesting outcome.
[10:24] <neredsenvy> Oi
[10:25] <neredsenvy> Where can I check possibly get all IP's that SSH'd onto the server ?
[10:25] <neredsenvy> Or just who ssh'd onto the server at which time
[10:25] <g105b> neredsenvy: /var/log/secure
[10:26] <Triffid_Hunter> neredsenvy: last | less, who
[10:27] <neredsenvy> Is it odd /var/log/secure does not exist ?
[10:27] <EriC^^> neredsenvy: no, cause it's called /var/log/auth.log in ubuntu
[10:27] <neredsenvy> A kk that exists
[10:28] <neredsenvy> Thanks a lot
[10:29] <neredsenvy> mofo time to go punch a liar in the face
[10:32] <g105b> Can anyone help me provide a running wine application with my computer's internet connection? Currently Wine doesn't see the connection. Thanks.
[10:32] <g105b> I'm running 16.04 64 bit, Wine is 1.9 32 bit.
[10:33] <auronandace|work> g105b: probably best to ask in #winehq
[10:34] <g105b> auronandace|work: ok sorry
[10:36] <blut_> hello, I want to identify any ethernet interface during installation, which means any 'enp9s0', 'eno1', 'eth0', etc. I previously used INTERFACE=$(ip -o link show | awk -F': ' '{print $2}' | grep e), which doesn't work, since awk is not available in the busybox.
[10:36] <blut_> How can I achive "awk -F': ' '{print $2}'" with sed or any other available tool?
[10:39] <akik> blut_: "busybox awk" works on ubuntu
[10:39] <blut_> awk: applet not found
[10:40] <blut_> this is a netboot installation
[10:40] <blut_> maybe a stripped version then
[10:41] <Triffid_Hunter> blut_: eh? which peanut made busybox without awk? do you have cut?
[10:41] <blut_> yes
[10:45] <blut_> ok, I now constructed a version with tr and sed
[10:45] <blut_> ip -o link show | tr ': ' '\n' | grep '^e'
[10:46] <Triffid_Hunter> blut_: that picks up bits of mac addresses for me
[10:46] <blut_> Triffid_Hunter: oh true
[10:46] <blut_> thx.
[10:47] <Triffid_Hunter> blut_: try ip -o link show | sed -r 's/^[0-9]+: ([a-z0-9]+).*?$/\1/'
[10:48] <roboman> hi, does someone know if there is a working fix, for network-manager to reset mac adress when connecting to an ap?
[10:48] <blut_> Triffid_Hunter: that works nicely
[10:48] <blut_> how though?
[10:48] <blut_> ok i see
[10:49] <blut_> you just print the second argument constructed of a-z0-9
[10:49] <blut_> very nice
[10:50] <Triffid_Hunter> blut_: yeah, I noticed that some of my interfaces have @NONE on them for some reason while others are just 4: ifname: blah, wanted to stop at first punctuation
[11:03] <farid_> hamazafarid@gmail.com
[11:06] <davyjones_> hello guys, any1 can help me with wifi issues ? ubuntu 14.04
[11:06] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[11:10] <davyjones_> any1?
[11:11] <geirha> Don't look for topic experts. Just ask
[11:12] <davyjones_> well, ive been fighting with weak wifi signal since i  become ubuntu user
[11:12] <davyjones_> been looking for all sort of info in ask ubuntu
[11:13] <ducasse> davyjones_: what wifi chipset?
[11:14] <davyjones_> just a min, i can give you wifi-info link.
[11:16] <davyjones_> connection timed out again.. give me 5 mins
[11:24] <davyjones_> ducasse : https://gist.github.com/DavyMorzJones/9df6e359d8da2f2ea626acfce5dd01d0#file-gistfile1-txt
[11:26] <ducasse> davyjones_: is this connected to a router that you have full control over?
[11:28] <blut_> alright so i have an automatic configuration script in kickstart %pre to set up the network, however the installation still insists on running dhcp and asking for a default gw. How can I disable any automatic network in kickstart?
[11:31] <davyjones_> ducasse, yup, this is my home broadband . in same time my old mac is next to me and wifi signal is really strong
[11:33] <ducasse> davyjones_: you might want to try setting your router to use another channel, there could be interference on the one you're using now. at least that drastically improved connectivity for me.
[11:33] <BluesKaj> blut_:do you have settings in the network interfaces file and resolv.conf ? If so then make sure network manager is disabled
[11:33] <davyjones_> ducasse, how do I do that ?
[11:34] <blut_> BluesKaj: this is during the netboot installation. I suppose netcfg tries to set up
[11:34] <blut_> BluesKaj: how would one disable that?
[11:34] <ducasse> davyjones_: depends on the router, mine runs openwrt which has extensive controls for these things.
[11:35] <blut_> BluesKaj: before installation i mean
[11:35] <blut_> on a regular system, obviously with systemctl
[11:35] <bumbar_> i get error while loading shared libraries: libzmq.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory, and when i try to install it says E: Package 'libzmq3' has no installation candidate (i'm on ubuntu 16.04)
[11:35] <CropsUp> Hello, I  have a problem with nvidia geforce 750m (ubuntu-gnome 16.04) and vlc, while I'm watching a video that is flickering. If I change prime-select with intel gpu bug has been gone.
[11:35] <ducasse> davyjones_: it's probably near where you configure network name and password.
[11:37] <W00dP3ck3r> bumbar_, Try sudo apt-get -y update first?
[11:37] <compdoc> dont need  -y for update
[11:37] <compdoc> probably should never use  -y in any case
[11:37] <bumbar_> i ran "apt update" a few times, didn't seem to help
[11:38] <BluesKaj> blut_:  before installing ? ??
[11:39] <blut_> BluesKaj: well I need to have an automatic install so I use dhcp to determine which computer is installing and then I need to set up a second IP and the default gateway
[11:40] <blut_> The gw and dns setup would also work via dhcp but the second IP which is necessary to be accepted at the gw is not up
[11:42] <blut_> What I use at the moment is http://ix.io/UYI
[11:42] <blut_> the dhclient is commented because kickstart was running two dhcp querries
[11:45] <BluesKaj> blut_:  sorry that's a networking setup I'm not familiar with
[11:45] <ikonia> 1.11 - hammer, should the tool be looking at ~/.foreman or ~/.hammer, if I set it to ~/foreman it works but says it's legacy and it should be .hammer, if I set it to .hammer, it complains of invalid user/pass
[11:45] <ikonia> the password is set in the cli_config.yml in both directories
[11:46] <ikonia> the error message seems to suggest that it should be ~/hammer/cli_config.yml but then that file doesn't appear to be parsed
[11:46] <ikonia> for example
[11:46] <ikonia> Warning: Legacy config paths detected, move the following files
[11:46] <ikonia>     /root/.foreman/cli_config.yml -> /root/.hammer/cli_config.yml
[11:47] <ikonia> but if I put the cli_config.yml from .foreman in .hammer it doesn't parse it
[11:47] <ikonia> looks like this is also true in 1.12
[11:52] <ikonia> oops
[11:55] <Donitzo> my god
[11:55] <Donitzo> does every blasted piece of garbage usb wifi dongle have to use rtl8192cu?
[11:55] <Donitzo> 4 different dongles, 3 different brands
[11:55] <Donitzo> same damn chipset with the same damn broken drivers in ubuntu
[11:56] <geirha> I'm guessing it's cheap
[11:57] <Donitzo> yeah but come the eff on
[11:57] <Donitzo> if the bug is well documented, why hasn't it been fixed yet?
[11:57] <ikonia> Donitzo: please don't swear, or try to
[11:57] <ikonia> there is no need for it
[11:57] <blut_> Donitzo: I think the edimax EW7811 works nicely with linux
[11:57] <Ben64> them not making proper drivers isn't a bug
[11:58] <blut_> At least I used that one with my old pi and it worked without any modifications (i think)
[12:08] <_ron_> !info kvm
[12:08] <_ron_> !info quemu
[12:10] <ducasse> !info qemu-kvm | _ron_
[12:16] <sohail> getting really low throughput from ubuntu.com on apt-get... is it just me?
[12:18] <shiin> I'm trying to configure lighttpd to provide TLS. I put the key into /etc/ssl/private and set it to 640 root:ssl-cert and added www-data to the ssl-cert group. Now restarting lighttpd does not seem to let it read this. How can I properly configure that? Does the private key have to go into /etc/lighttpd?
[12:23] <jdelers> how to make the usb stick to normal
[12:23] <jdelers> in ubuntu
[12:24] <jdelers> how to make the usb stick to normal, i am using ubuntu
[12:26] <Myrtti> jdelers: what do you mean, 'normal'
[12:26] <jdelers> unbootable
[12:26] <jdelers> right now it is bootable
[12:27] <Ben64> format it
[12:29] <blut_> jdelers: or just edit the partition table
[12:29] <blut_> jdelers: that might break your partitions though, I never tried just removing the boot flag
[12:30] <Ben64> boot flag isn't a thing on linux
[12:31] <blut_> Ben64: fdisk tells you it is
[12:31] <Ben64> let me rephrase... boot flag is meaningless in linux
[12:33] <neredsenvy> https://dpaste.de/rjud I have a var/logs/auth.log filled with these
[12:33] <neredsenvy> anyone able to explain what's happening here I have a metric ton of these in the log
[12:33] <blut_> Ben64: depends
[12:33] <neredsenvy> lots of BREAK IN ATTEMP messages with ip/domains from .ru, .es, .de
[12:33] <blut_> Ben64: If you don't install your boot manager to the MBR, it's not
[12:34] <blut_> Some... 10 years ago it was pretty common to install grub, LILO, whatever to the boot partition
[12:34] <Ben64> ok so not relevant at all
[12:35] <Ben64> neredsenvy: site not loading but i'm assuming it's just the bots trolling the interwebs for weak passwords on ssh, nothing to worry about, unless you have weak passwords
[12:36] <neredsenvy> We use keys to ssh
[12:36] <Ben64> then you're fine
[12:37] <django_> hey all
[12:37] <django_> trying to use vbox but i get this error: https://bpaste.net/show/f4d88cf1eef9
[12:39] <blut_> django_: The message tells you pretty specifically what the problem is
[12:39] <blut_> django_: did you read it?
[12:40] <police> hi all
[12:40] <police> is there a way to share a mouse and keyboard between my windows machine and ubuntu?
[12:40] <Ben64> it's called a "kvm"
[12:40] <BeSSx> Hi, is it possible that Ubuntu PPA use GnuPG keys >= 2048 bit?
[12:40] <BeSSx> I just see 1024
[12:41] <police> synergy costs money now
[12:42] <nomic> use x2x
[12:42] <nomic> I use x2x
[12:43] <nomic> works fine
[12:43] <nomic> ssh -X user@192.168.1.65 x2x -east -to :0
[12:44] <nomic> police -- use x2x
[12:44] <nomic> x2x is fine -- actually easier to use than synergy
[12:44] <nomic> ssh -X user@192.168.1.65 x2x -east -to :0
[12:44] <nomic> is controlling my right machine desktop (raspberry pi, mate)
[12:44] <Snackerr> Hey , quick question about RAID1 , if you have 2 drives mirrored , and one dies.  can you still use the alive drive just by itself?
[12:45] <peter_> list
[12:45] <peter_> \list
[12:45] <Snackerr> or do you have to buy another Hard Drive to replace the broken one?
[12:45] <mkmodrzew> Hi, I've question, how "apt-get update" combine links to update? Because it is trying to download arm 64 binary fron archive.ubuntu.com what makes no sens. I just received server from other guy without any explanation.
[12:46] <BeSSx> Can Ubuntu PPA also use keys >= 2049 bit?
[12:47] <yash1488> hi
[12:47] <ducasse> Snackerr: you can use the remaining drive, but should replace the broken one asap.
[12:55] <zunuthman> zunuthman
[12:55] <zunuthman> hi
[12:56] <blut_> how do I disable the network service during the boot? what would be the append command?
[12:56] <blut_> hint: I use a pxe boot
[12:56] <croepha> is there something up with the ubuntu webservers today? snapcraft.io was down for a bit, now paste.ubuntu.com is really slow ?
[12:56] <Ben64> croepha: something is up with the internet right now
[12:56] <megaminxwin> okay, this is confusing
[12:57] <Ben64> i'm losing tons of packets in and around europe
[12:57] <Pici> I saw someone mention something about Telia issues in another channel
[12:57] <megaminxwin> so i have ubuntu 16.04 now yay
[12:57] <megaminxwin> but i have a couple issues
[12:57] <veggi3s0> hi
[12:58] <veggi3s0> does ubuntu or linux or anything lock files if you use them and then try to open them in another instance?
[12:58] <Ben64> no
[12:58] <megaminxwin> first one: the free graphics driver keeps crashing and whenever i try to install a proprietary one, the system wont boot
[12:58] <megaminxwin> nvidia geforce 320m, macbook pro 7,1
[12:58] <megaminxwin> any ideas?
[13:00] <emilkarl> Is it possible to downgrade a package with apt-get? I want libxml2 2.7.8 but Ubuntu 16.04 comes with 2.9.3. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libxml2
[13:05] <megaminxwin> hello?
[13:05] <CropsUp> !ask | megaminxwin
[13:05] <mcphail> emilkarl: not safely, no
[13:06] <emilkarl> hmm, nice
[13:06] <emilkarl> :P
[13:06] <megaminxwin> alright then
[13:07] <megaminxwin> free graphics keeps crashing on macbook pro 7,1 with nvidia geforce 320m, and i cant boot at all with the proprietary drivers
[13:07] <emilkarl> mcphail: could I build the old version av libxml2 in another place and then reference that would building another thing?
[13:08] <emilkarl> and keep 2.9.3 apt-get version
[13:08] <_ron_> udisks2 package bug  Command-line `wipefs -a "/dev/sdb1"' exited with non-zero exit status 1: any work around for startup disk creator?
[13:09] <_ron_> !info wipefs
[13:09] <_ron_> !find wipefs
[13:09] <_ron_> !man -k wipefs
[13:18] <megaminxwin> !patience
[13:20] <croepha> if you see an audit line in syslog, does that mean that it was denied?
[13:24] <davyjones_> ubottu, Ive been waiting for support on askubuntu for week or so. couple guys marked my issue as duplicate as its similar, but not the same. even though i edited my post and in comment mentioned that i tried to do like in suggested post .
[13:29] <mcphail> emilkarl: yes
[13:29] <kristhian> how do i install rdns?
[13:29] <kristhian> is there a procedure for - how to on ubuntu?
[13:29] <kristhian> !rdns
[13:30] <Ben64> kristhian: and what is rdns
[13:31] <kristhian> reverse dns
[13:31] <Ben64> you don't install it, it just is
[13:31] <kristhian> ah
[13:31] <kristhian> so how do you set it up?
[13:31] <Ben64> you don't...?
[13:32] <Ben64> can you explain your goal here
[13:32] <Pici> kristhian: you need to work with whatever sets up the dns resolution to your site.
[13:35] <_ron_> RDNS lookup in bind9?
[13:36] <kristhian> well i dont know how to set up rdns.. hehe, is there any service providers that has rdns support
[13:37] <_ron_> set up rdns http://www.philchen.com/2007/04/04/configuring-reverse-dns'
[13:38] <Ben64> kristhian: whoever owns the ip needs to set it up
[13:39] <kristhian> ah
[13:40] <kristhian> so it is networking stuff
[13:40] <kristhian> not on the server
[13:40] <kristhian> i thought it could be dealt with bind9 or something
[13:40] <davyjones_> so any networking guru here ?
[13:40] <li> which keyboard shortcut I should use to get into grub shell?
[13:41] <_ron_> kristhian what do you need rdns for ?
[13:41] <hateball> li: hold left shift during boot
[13:42] <_ron_> I have set up bind 9 before and the reverse lookup zones but its not my dayjob
[13:42] <li> thanks hateball
[13:42] <davyjones_> huh?
[13:43] <kristhian> actually i just wanted to know how to configure it
[13:44] <_ron_> FYI dns is ip to name resolution and reverse is name to ip resolution.
[13:45] <_ron_> Bind uses tables for different networks to resolve ip to names
[13:46] <_ron_> https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/dns-configuration.html
[13:46] <_ron_> thaats a start
[13:46] <_ron_> !info dns
[13:46] <_ron_> !find bind
[13:47] <_ron_> !info bind9
[13:50] <kristhian> how does bind9 helps?
[13:50] <kristhian> is it something like a dns manager
[13:52] <akik> _ron_: a forward query is name to ip, a reverse query is ip to name
[13:52] <Pici> kristhian: What is your goal here?
[13:53] <kristhian> nothing Pici just wondering how rdns works and how to set it up
[13:53] <Compy|Work> Greetings all! So it seems that "ubuntu-desktop" is no longer a package in Ubuntu server 16.04. I'm trying to install the desktop experience like I used to be able to. Any idea what the "new way" is in 16.04? lightdm isn't a package either. I'd really appreciate it!
[13:53] <ikonia> you set it up with a dns service
[13:53] <wylie> \join
[13:55] <Shadowbird123> hey, if i want to try ubuntu or other ubuntu-based distros from live-cd(or usb) is there any limitations for use of the operating system.. like can i install all kinda programs and drivers etc. and expect them to work as they would with fully installed os?
[13:56] <mcphail> Compy|Work: ubuntu-desktop still exists, in main
[13:57] <mcphail> !info ubuntu-desktop
[13:57] <akik> kristhian: you can also use dnsmasq as your dns server
[13:58] <kristhian> !info dnsmasq
[13:58] <kristhian> what
[13:58] <kristhian> sorry bout that
[13:59] <kristhian> what is dnmasq? is it configured with rdns already
[13:59] <akik> kristhian: you can define your own entries in /etc/hosts and query them trough dnsmasq
[14:00] <jablo> debugging vpn problems I continually have to find out what dnsmasq's idea of my dns servers is. Since this configuration is obtained through dhcp or vpn client program is bugs me: How do I know what dns servers dnsmasq thinks it needs to contact?
[14:01] <kristhian> ppp59-167-167-145.static.internode.on.net <- is this an example of rdns?
[14:01] <jablo> it doesn't seem to be in any config files I can find
[14:02] <mgor> jablo, are you using network manager?
[14:02] <jablo> yes i believe so
[14:02] <mgor> jablo, nmcli dev show <interface> | grep -i dns
[14:02] <mgor> jablo, will give you the DNS servern used by dnsmasq
[14:02] <ducasse> kristhian: read this - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_DNS_lookup
[14:03] <kristhian> ok
[14:04] <_ron_> network manager manages the network configs on the system
[14:04] <_ron_> you can change DNS there
[14:05] <_ron_> It updates DNS server entries in /etc/resolv.conf
[14:05] <jablo> mgor: thanks; "dev show" gives me "Error: 'dev' command 'show' is not valid.", but "dev list" is much more cooperative.
[14:06] <_ron_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkManager
[14:07] <akik> kristhian: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/dnsmasq-pint-sized-super-d%C3%A6mon
[14:07] <jablo> (grumbles a bit about how everything was easier in the old days where you only had to grep the files in /etc to find the config. Or in /usr/local/etc. Or in /var/etc. Or in... or... hmmm maybe it *is* better now anyway.)
[14:09] <akik> kristhian: dnsmasq does reverse queries too
[14:09] <kristhian> thanks guys
[14:09] <kristhian> !info netwrok manager
[14:11] <ZeekHuge> !logs
[14:17] <neredsenvy> Anyone here uses two screens with Ubuntu ? Where one needs UIScaling and other not ? Has this issue ever been solved ?
[14:18] <OerHeks> neredsenvy, i run 2 different resolutions, no issues
[14:19] <hk238> hi
[14:19] <hk238> I'm using linux mint and trying to customize a keyboard layout, name I want to make it so that when I press winr + latin alphabet, it yields a greek alphabet
[14:20] <hk238> and I'm using linux mint btw.. :D I made this table, but does anyone know about how to do this `compose`thing? :d
[14:20] <OerHeks> hk238, maybe the mint guys know
[14:20] <OerHeks> !mint
[14:21] <hk238> it's not about mint though specifically, ubuntu uses the same.. xkb thing for keyboard layouts? doesnt it? :d
[14:21] <kristhian> ei btw what is the importance of rdns?
[14:22] <ducasse> kristhian: did you read the link i gave you?
[14:22] <akik> neredsenvy: how do you use uiscaling? xorg config?
[14:23] <neredsenvy> OerHeks: akik: I have a laptop with 3200x1800 resolution and external screen with 1920x1080 on laptop I need UI scaling set to 2 (200%)
[14:23] <neredsenvy> But this also scales the external screen.
[14:24] <neredsenvy> Which means that external screen become something like 1024x786
[14:25] <neredsenvy> No issue on Windows or OSX
[14:25] <ducasse> neredsenvy: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI#Multiple_displays
[14:26] <hk238> :D
[14:26] <neredsenvy> See this is something that needs to be simplified or done automatically not having to do it manually : ((
[14:27] <janslow> neredsenvy HiDPI alongside regular-DPI support sucks in Linux right now
[14:27] <janslow> you can try and configure it manually (which is a pain in the a**)
[14:28] <janslow> as per above, using xrandr
[14:29] <akik> janslow: is the scaling factor automatically for both displays?
[14:29] <neredsenvy> If it's possible with xrandr kinda amazed noone made a script/package to automate it considering how many developers, sysadmins etc.. use 2+ screens.
[14:30] <janslow> no you have to configure it manually akik
[14:34] <shahriar> hey
[14:35] <moat_joe> What's the lightest weight power point viewer?
[14:35] <shahriar> search for powerpoint extensions in chrome
[14:35] <shahriar> best option i think!
[14:36] <moat_joe> not in chrome in this instance
[14:36] <wad> Is there a way to get some text from my terminal into my clipboard? Like: ps | clipboard
[14:37] <moat_joe> instaquit...
[14:37] <moat_joe> wad, look at xclip
[14:37] <wad> ok
[14:37] <ubuntu572> Hi team, looking for help, could  someone pls point  me to create custom netboot.tar.gz
[14:38] <ubuntu572> procedure to create custom netboot.tar.gz
[14:38] <moat_joe> wad, I usually send to clipboard rather than primary, look at this: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/22494/copy-file-to-xclip-and-paste-to-firefox
[14:39] <wad> Ah, I can do this: ps | xclip -selection clipboard
[14:42] <Mi5ch> y
[14:46] <yw> hello all
[14:46] <yw> I am new and was playing with 16.04/unity for last several days, as a result when I use super key, my mouse clicks in the dash don't work
[14:46] <yw> wondering if there is a simple solution to this problem?
[14:47] <medicijnman> hello guys, i'm trying to pull data from one external hard disk and move it to another.
[14:47] <medicijnman> i noticed that the drive i want to pull from (samsung g3 station) is very unreliable and the data transfers are easily corrupted.
[14:47] <medicijnman> in this case i want to pull all data from an iso image but everytime i verify the results with cmp it tells me the files don't match.
[14:48] <medicijnman> the drive in question is a samsung g3 station with micro usb 2.0 with a separate power adapter and 2TB of disk space
[14:48] <medicijnman> i want to know what i can do to in order to prevent i/o errors and data corruption.
[14:48] <ikonia> medicijnman: if your hard disk has a problem, making it into an iso image won't help
[14:48] <ikonia> it will just be an image of bad data
[14:48] <medicijnman> this is what dmesg tells me: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17593561/
[14:49] <medicijnman> ikonia: i'm trying to pull a iso image file on the hard disk by mounting the iso and copying all files on the mounted image
[14:49] <ikonia> medicijnman: that seems a bad approach
[14:49] <medicijnman> i'm not trying to create an iso of the drive itself
[14:49] <ikonia> you've got more chance of pulling the single iso file off the disk
[14:50] <medicijnman> thought so too, but it looks like the drive gets disconnected and remounts while the transfer is taking place
[14:50] <ikonia> looks like it's powering down
[14:51] <joelio> rsync --partial - wtf
[14:51] <ikonia> pleaes don't swear
[14:51] <medicijnman> let me recreate the situation in a moment
[14:51] <joelio> who swore?
[14:51] <joelio> oh, fingers.. I meant ftw
[14:52] <joelio> and realistically, it's an acronym, not swearing ;)
[14:54] <medicijnman> this is what i want to do: cp /media/methos/a14a0b2b-6f75-4d07-9dca-f04029c29646/rsync/Мой\ диск.iso /media/methos/e4ab0436-0c64-445f-9346-b6a37ffcae79/gfx/kiev/
[14:54] <medicijnman> after cp returns, i verify the transfer using cmp, but it always tells me the files differ
[14:55] <medicijnman> and yes, i tried this already in my filebrowser, but unfortunately it is too unreliable because it crashes a lot when i am trying to read from or write to an external drive
[14:57] <Seven_Six_Two> lshw gives the series for my video card, but is there a way to know which exactly, without turning pc off and opening case?
[14:57] <Seven_Six_Two> product: Cedar [Radeon HD 5000/6000/7350/8350 Series]
[14:57] <medicijnman> i've read that this particular hard drive is known to malfunction also on the supported operating systems.
[14:57] <medicijnman> some of the symptoms include: not mounted automatically, going into power safe mode and corrupting file transfers
[14:58] <medicijnman> i am considering just pulling all data from the drive, format it and discard it because it gives me lots of headaches just to be able to use it
[14:58] <minimec> Seven_Six_Two: The file /var/log/Xorg.0.log might be more specific...
[14:59] <minimec> Seven_Six_Two: It's the log file of the last xserver start.
[15:00] <Seven_Six_Two> minimec, perfect. I found it. Thanks!
[15:01] <minimec> Seven_Six_Two: No problem.
[15:14] <morfe> JUEGOS
[15:14] <django_> hey all
[15:14] <django_> where are hexchat logs stored?
[15:16] <arunangshu> i am trying to run vlc through stremio application but all the time i am getting vlc could not identify audio or video codec. i think i install codecs after getting advice from here but problems remains the same please help
[15:17]  * zykotick9 was under the impress vlc didn't user external codecs... but certainly could be mistaken
[15:17] <zykotick9> s/impress/impression/
[15:19] <TurboKraken> Trying to ad a ubuntu box to an exsisting AD domain. I'm using this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/sssd-ad.html#sssd-ad-kerberos and I'm stuck on the startign SSSD.Service. Any sugestions?
[15:20] <TurboKraken> Here is the error I'm getting after trying to start SSSD.Service
[15:20] <TurboKraken> http://paste.ubuntu.com/17596734/
[15:21] <TurboKraken> Shit, didn't see it cut half of it off. Here is the complete error. http://paste.ubuntu.com/17596784/
[15:23] <arunangshu> i am trying to run vlc through stremio application but all the time i am getting vlc could not identify audio or video codec. i think i install codecs after getting advice from here but problems remains the same please help
[15:23] <user_> хай
[15:24] <pesari> TurboKraken: so is the configuration in place and with correct permissions..?
[15:25] <TurboKraken> pesari: sudo chown root:root /etc/sssd/sssd.conf  sudo chmod 600 /etc/sssd/sssd.conf are the two permissions set via guide.
[15:25] <pesari> TurboKraken: also check /var/lib/sss, it should have at least db and mc subdirectories
[15:25] <TurboKraken> pesari: Will check.
[15:26] <TurboKraken> pesari: It has the db and ms plus a few others.
[15:26] <diego_> alguem de BR aqui?
[15:27] <django_> where are hexchat logs stored?
[15:28] <e3c> arunangshu: i switched to mpv years ago because of having to install plugins to play different codecs. mpv plays everything out-of-the-box.
[15:28] <e3c> arunangshu: try #videolan
[15:30] <arunangshu> e3c: what you are saying is true but stremio doesn't support mpv player
[15:30] <e3c> arunangshu: ah ok that sucks
[15:30] <hitcoder> hello why was the fglrx driver removed
[15:30] <OerHeks> django_, depends where you have set it, follow the settings>logging> open data folder button
[15:31] <hitcoder> I need it because things lag in the open source drivers on my R9 380
[15:31] <hitcoder> someone help please I only have 45 minutes
[15:31] <ducasse> hitcoder: because amd has dropped it.
[15:31] <hitcoder> oh great
[15:31] <hitcoder> ok rip linux
[15:31] <hitcoder> I guess I'm gonna have to move to windows
[15:31] <hitcoder> because my GPU is shit on the open source drivers
[15:32] <hitcoder> k thanks for not much
[15:34] <k1l_> and another satisfied amd customer :/
[15:34]  * tgm4883 facepalm
[15:34] <joelio> I thought they released a different driver?
[15:34] <tgm4883> joelio: they are working on it
[15:35] <k1l_> they now support the amd_gpu. its an open kernel driver. but the card support is not the same as the fglrx.
[15:36] <anao> @hitcoder fglrx was replaced by KMS inside the kernel and older chips are not supported on 3D
[15:36] <tgm4883> anao: he left
[15:36] <anao> @hitcoder replace graphic card
[15:37] <django_> how do i open this in fle manager: ~/.config/hexchat/scrollback/Ubuntu Servers (freenode)
[15:37] <anao> @Revo ok
[15:37] <tgm4883> @anao also, telling someone to replace their graphics card isn't super helpful
[15:37] <anao> @All does anyone know patch for kernel 4.4 NCQ Bugs on SSD Samsung EVO/PRO 840
[15:38] <k1l_> django_: maybe you need to press ctrl+h to show the hidden folders (the ones that start with a .)
[15:38] <joelio> why all the @, this isn't twitter :D
[15:38] <OerHeks> NCQ Bugs on SSD Samsung EVO/PRO 840, update the samsung firmware??
[15:38] <django_> k1l_, ty!!!
[15:38] <rantic> joelio: That's how you reference people on Discord
[15:38] <OerHeks> end evo or pro, it isn both
[15:39] <tgm4883> rantic: this isn't discord?
[15:39] <chiluk> anao:  OerHeks is there a question there?
[15:39] <rantic> tgm4883: I'm just stating where people are bringing that convention from
[15:39] <joelio> OerHeks: yea, update the f/w - I had to on ours
[15:39] <joelio> you'll get strange degradation effects otherwise
[15:39] <chiluk> anao, OerHeks, definitely update the firmware.. also are there new patches they've implemented?  do you have commit ids?
[15:39] <tgm4883> #peopleshouldlearntheconventionsoftheplatformtheyareon
[15:39] <OerHeks> old issue, if i believe google...
[15:40] <hasdf> is there any indication, that system encryption on 15.04 could be unsafe?
[15:40] <ducasse> joelio: any way to do that from ubuntu?
[15:40] <chiluk> hasdf:  running 15.04 is unsafe.
[15:40] <chiluk> unless you are using snappy..
[15:40] <arunangshu> is there anyway to know which vlc plugin is not available  on my system
[15:40] <joelio> ducasse: they supply a FreeDOS bootable image, easy
[15:40] <k1l_> hasdf: 15.04 is dead. if you are on 15.04 you better upgrade to 15.10 asap
[15:40] <ducasse> joelio: wonderful! thanks.
[15:40] <hasdf> chiluk, well technically the system isn't running but off and encrypted :P
[15:40] <chiluk> hasdf: 15.10 is basically dead.
[15:41] <chiluk> hasdf: then what do you mean by unsafe?
[15:41] <k1l_> 15.10 is still supported until mid-end july.
[15:41] <mitch> godsdog
[15:41] <hasdf> chiluk, can it be decrypted by anybody
[15:42] <tgm4883> hasdf: with enough time, yes
[15:42] <tgm4883> hasdf: as can any form of encryption
[15:42] <OerHeks> hasdf, not true
[15:42] <k1l_> hasdf: 15.04 doesnt recieve any security updates anymore. so everthing from this list a vulnerably to your system: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/
[15:42] <chiluk> hasdf: not unless they get access to the hardware, and a much larger system to do the decryption.. depending on the type fo encryption you are referring to.
[15:43] <hasdf> k1l_, chiluk thanks. the link is really helpful
[15:43] <chiluk> remote access is impossible while the machine is off.
[15:43]  * \9 bookmarks the link for when he has to convince someone to upgrade from an eol release
[15:43] <joelio> ducasse: I was installing them in Dell Servers, behind a PERC controller - I needed to take them out an put behing a regular SATA convertor (FreeDOS couldn't see the PERC) - just a fyi in case
[15:43] <chiluk> unless of course your machine has some sort of BMC/amt./
[15:43] <tgm4883> chiluk: or intel ME
[15:43] <arunangshu> is there anyway to know which vlc plugin is not available  on my system
[15:44] <chiluk> me=amt.
[15:44] <tgm4883> arunangshu: list the plugins you have installed and subtract that from all the plugins in the known world
[15:44] <ducasse> joelio: they're on regular sata ports, so that should be just fine.
[15:44] <joelio> cool
[15:45] <arunangshu> hahaha i liked your answere
[15:45] <OerHeks> arunangshu, what codec does that file nee? use something like MediaInfo - command line utility to display information about audio/video files
[15:46] <arunangshu> derheks: can you guide me how to do that because i am new to ubuntu
[15:47] <OerHeks> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/mediainfo.1.html  mediainfo /path/to/filename
[15:48] <OerHeks> some movies will not play, mov with DRM and such
[15:48] <arunangshu> derheks: i am running vlc player through stremio app  but vlc is showing vlc coould not identify audio or video codec
[15:48] <lumpy> hi
[15:49] <ptnecniv> hi, i installed the nvidia proprietary drivers on my laptop (ubuntu 14.04, GTX760M), and it now boots to a black screen. what should i do?
[15:50] <lumpy> help me
[15:50] <lumpy> pls
[15:50] <joelio> ptnecniv: why did you do that and not just use the ubuntu provided versions? nvidia-current
[15:50] <joelio> lumpy: learn IRC rules, don't ask to ask, ask.
[15:51] <ptnecniv> joelio: it's my understanding you get better performance with them than the default nouveau drivers
[15:51] <jelly> does update-manager use a different mechanism than apt itself to figure out which configured repos to get updates from?  apt sees a newer version Candidate for ccsm in xenial-updates repo, but the GUI tool does not. http://jebo.me/slije/xenial-update-manager.2016-06-20.png
[15:51] <joelio> ptnecniv: you're wrong, nouveau are open source
[15:51] <joelio> nvidia-current *is* proprietry
[15:52] <BluesKaj> arunangshu:  install ubuntu-restrricted-extras and if you have DRM problems download libdvdcss from VLC's site
[15:52] <joelio> but via dkms... therefore the 'debian' way
[15:52] <ptnecniv> joelio: what does open source have to do with the driver performance
[15:52] <joelio> no, you're misunderstanding
[15:52] <ptnecniv> in the past, i've also had computers not able to do dual  monitor with nouveau
[15:52] <joelio> if you've installed via nvidia's web site, they you've not used dkms
[15:52] <joelio> if you installed nvidia-current, you'd get the proprietry drivers
[15:53] <joelio> but in a way that's more aligned to ubuntu, ie via dpkg and dpms
[15:53] <joelio> dkms rather
[15:53] <frib> i'm trying to install JDK but i get an error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17598385/ and this is output of dpkg --configure -a : http://paste.ubuntu.com/17598316/
[15:53] <frib> please help!
[15:53] <nacc> frib: what version of ubuntu
[15:53] <joelio> ptnecniv: so when you come to upgrade, you'll get proper packaged versions of nvidia drivers, not a random binary
[15:53] <frib> nacc, xenial 16.04
[15:54] <nacc> frib: what was your command to update?
[15:54] <nacc> frib: as in, how did you install it
[15:54] <ptnecniv> joelio: i used to ubuntu built in "additional drivers" thing to switch, so it should have pulled that
[15:54] <frib> nacc, install not update it.  apt install openjdk(whatever the package name is i forgot)
[15:54] <joelio> ptnecniv: ok, so you probably need to dpkg-reconfigure nvidia-current
[15:54] <joelio> which will rerun dkms
[15:54] <nacc> frib: so `apt-get update; apt-get install openjdk-9-jdk` ?
[15:54] <frib> openjdk-9-jdk
[15:55] <frib> nacc, no i don't apt-get update before every package i install
[15:55] <joelio> ptnecniv: chances are your kernel is out of step with it
[15:55] <joelio> you can run dkms too, but I forget the command exactly to regenerate
[15:55] <frib> "apt install openjdk-9-jdk"
[15:55] <nacc> frib: ok; does `apt-get -f install` fix it?
[15:56] <ptnecniv> joelio: i see
[15:56] <frib> nacc, sec ithink dpkg --configure -a may have just fixed it (even though i already ran that?)
[15:56] <joelio> ptnecniv: sorry, asumed you'd downloaded from nvidia website etc.
[15:56] <joelio> it happens....
[15:57] <ptnecniv> seems to be working now
[15:57] <ptnecniv> how do i check if the nvidia driver is doing it's thing?
[15:57] <joelio> run glxgears or whatever
[15:57] <joelio> one way, check the Xorg.log
[15:59] <sean1> hello?
[15:59] <joelio> is this thing on?
[15:59] <nacc> sean1: hello, do you have an ubuntu support question?
[16:00] <rekishi> i need help with my input language settings
[16:00] <rekishi> i have installed the jp language pack but cannot type in jp
[16:01] <rekishi> the keyboard is also in english
[16:02] <nacc> frib: can you file a bug, please? i think it's a real issue
[16:04] <rekishi> nacc: how
[16:05] <nacc> rekishi: ?
[16:06] <rekishi> the bug
[16:06] <rekishi> way too many join quit messages
[16:07] <tgm4883> rekishi: his message wasn't directed at you
[16:08] <zykotick9> !quietirssi | rekishi
[16:08] <rekishi> im using weechat m8
[16:08] <ducasse> rekishi: /help filter
[16:08] <effectnet> hello.  what are the little locks on my email accounts in thunderbird now?
[16:09] <rekishi> so rip my input?
[16:09] <effectnet> i see i guess. thanks anyway.  hope ur all good :P
[16:10] <joelio> effectnet: one would assume fully TLS SMTP converation chain, or GPG perhaps (I'mm not a tb user)
[16:10] <effectnet> k
[16:10] <joelio> gmail do them now too
[16:10] <joelio> you can see if an smtp conversation/chain has been fully encrypted and nothing sent over plain text
[16:10] <effectnet> oh
[16:11] <joelio> little red padlock when not, green when good
[16:13] <rekishi> hello?
[16:13] <ducasse> !patience | rekishi
[16:13] <rekishi> ducasse: ive followed the documentation to a T
[16:15] <ducasse> rekishi: wait a while and ask again.
[16:15] <TheSilentLink> hello I want to make a usb repo. I have the layout comeplete by following this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Offline/Repository/ anyone know how I get the files?
[16:16] <joelio> rekishi: what do you want to do, file a bug?
[16:16] <joelio> google is great :) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[16:16] <rekishi> oh screw you, i wanted to see if i did mess up
[16:16] <rekishi> you cocky bastard
[16:17] <rekishi> no wonder linux is tied to neckbeards
[16:18] <joelio> some people are so friendly
[16:18] <Kchan> hii
[16:18] <effectnet> heh
[16:20] <effectnet> sometimes my frustration level will get high too
[16:20] <ducasse> yeah, but that's not a reason to blow up completely on strangers.
[16:20] <effectnet> nah
[16:22] <joelio> I thought the :) may have helped the sarcasm be conveyed properly. I'm british afterall :)
[16:23] <nacc> joelio: although we tend to not suggest google in this channel while helping
[16:23] <nacc> !google | joelio
[16:24] <effectnet> jesus f google is so awful now
[16:24] <effectnet> dear me
[16:25] <joelio> sorry, I gave the direct link to the article because I used google. Won't bother in future :)
[16:25] <effectnet> you did try to help, that is great
[16:25] <tgm4883> I'd point out that he didn't actually want to file a bug
[16:25] <joelio> scrollbac said that last thing, hence why I asked..
[16:26] <joelio> it was genuine
[16:26] <joelio> anyway, hometime :)
[16:26] <tgm4883> oh I know, the entire thing was weird
[16:26] <IdleOne> providing a link is fine, the sarcasm we can do without. Have to remember that not everybody in here is a native english speaker and jokes don't always translate well.
[16:27] <nacc> tgm4883: yeah, i think that particular user didn't realize i wasn't directing it at them
[16:27] <tgm4883> IdleOne: +1, although sometimes it slips in and would be helpful if people didn't go off the handle
[16:27] <IdleOne> tgm4883: indeed
[16:27] <tgm4883> nacc: I told him it wasn't directed at you, but apparently they didn't bother to read my message
[16:28]  * tgm4883 shrugs
[16:28] <nacc> tgm4883: ah, thanks :)
[16:31] <Guest22619> My video card is asus EN6200LE tc256, anyway i can install or update the drivers for this?
[16:31] <tgm4883> Guest22619: I would think drivers for that are all open source by now
[16:33] <Guest22619> Im new to this stuff so i really dont know the first step installing them.
[16:33] <tgm4883> Guest22619: are you having issues with it?
[16:35] <yw> going twice, hello all, I am new and was playing with 16.04/unity for last several days, as a result when I use super key, my mouse clicks in the dash don't work, wondering if there is a simple solution to this problem?
[16:35] <Guest22619> yes everytime i boot ubuntu up it looks okay the cursor moves a little choppy but when i click on anything the gui glitches out with many colors then freezes.
[16:36]  * tgm4883 wonders what the system requirements are for unity
[16:37] <tgm4883> Guest22619: have you tried using the 'additional drivers' dialog?
[16:37] <k1l_> yw: holding super key? or pressing once?
[16:37] <Guest22619> nope, how do i do that?
[16:38] <tgm4883> Guest22619: open the dash and type drivers. You should see an icon for it
[16:38] <tgm4883> of course, I just realized that might not work for you
[16:39] <LMNTRIX> hei
[16:39] <Guest22619> okay im going to try that if i have the same issues il come back thank you for the help
[16:39] <LMNTRIX> ...
[16:39] <yw> k1l_ - pressing once and actually sometimes the dash does not show up at all till after log out and login
[16:40] <k1l_> yw: hmm. any video driver issues?
[16:40] <LMNTRIX> someone have alterative to improve power saving mode on ubuntu? cz my NB only 4 hours
[16:41] <WL7BH> I have a question. I am running Ubuntu 16.04 on an Asus X205T and I get frequent lockups and have seen numerous kernel panics during boot in recovery mode. I have reinstalled this using a thumbr drive that was properly formatted. Is there a fix for this or a way to prevent this from happening? I have already done a complete fresh install. Thanks.
[16:42] <k1l_> LMNTRIX: shut off bluetooth and wifi if not needed, dim the screen.
[16:42] <yw>  k1l_ - not as I can see them
[16:42] <xangua> LMNTRIX: tried TLP ? www.webupd8.org/2013/04/improve-power-usage-battery-life-in.html?m=1
[16:42] <LMNTRIX> kernel panic may caused by incompatible hardware (?)
[16:42] <LMNTRIX> OK ill browse it
[16:45] <LMNTRIX> btw TLP is GUI based or CLI?
[16:56] <minimec> LMNTRIX: TLP is a service started @ boot. There is a cli tool called 'tlp-stat'. Normally the default configuration is good for everyday usage, but you can configure it yourself with that 'tlp-stat' tool or directly in the /etc/default/tlp file, at least on the system I am on right now, wich is not an ubuntu installation.
[16:56] <LMNTRIX> OK, thx for response
[16:58] <ongolaBoy> hello. How do you build kernel when you have these files http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.7-rc4-yakkety/ ?
[16:59] <ikonia> you sholdn't
[16:59] <ikonia> shouldn't
[16:59] <ongolaBoy> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds talks only about .deb packages
[16:59] <ikonia> use the kernel that comes with your distro release
[16:59] <minimec> LMNTRIX: I see now that the configuration is done with 'tlp'. 'tlp-stat' is only reporting 'status'. See http://linrunner.de/en/tlp/docs/tlp-linux-advanced-power-management.html
[17:00] <LMNTRIX> minimec: OK
[17:00] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: I try to follow what have been said here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1593943/comments/3
[17:00] <ongolaBoy> I submit this bug some days ago
[17:02] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: yeah, I wouldn't be looking at a kernel for that
[17:04] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: so ... ? How do you suggest in order to solve my issue ?
[17:04] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: has this ever worked with any release ?
[17:04] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: so ... ? What do you suggest in order to solve my issue ?  (I mean)
[17:05] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: has this ever worked with any release ?
[17:05] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: it's the first time use
[17:05] <ikonia> you've never used ubuntu before
[17:05] <ikonia> and you've logged a bug
[17:05] <ongolaBoy> a new laptop with windows 10 preinstalled
[17:05] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: I use ubuntu since many years ago :)
[17:06] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: ok - so what have you done to debug this,
[17:06] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: submit the but through apport-bug
[17:07] <ikonia> is that it ?
[17:07] <ongolaBoy> and I try to follow comment #3  but i'm stucked ..
[17:07] <ikonia> so you don't even know if it's a bug
[17:07] <effectnet> hi when i reboot, my old windows drives get called Volume Volume1 Volume2 etc and it's making problems.  anyone know what I can do?
[17:07] <effectnet> via samba
[17:07] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: do you know if it's the kernel or the xorg driver thats failing
[17:08] <nicomachus> effectnet: what kind of problems?
[17:08] <effectnet> oh, the same drive will be Volume one time, then on reboot, it might be Volume1 or not even available until i browse it with the file manager
[17:09] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: it's a kernel bug :) . I have followed a guide on wiki.ubuntu.com on that purpose
[17:09] <ongolaBoy> that's why I have submitted it against linux
[17:09] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: how do you know it's a kernel bug
[17:09] <ongolaBoy> let me find the page I'm talking about
[17:09] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: how do you know it's a kernel bug
[17:10] <ikonia> don't need a page, just need to understand how you know it's a kernel bug
[17:10] <akik> ongolaBoy: you don't need to build the mainline kernels, just install them
[17:10] <ikonia> whoaaa whoaa
[17:10] <minimec> effectnet: I would mount them @ boot in /etc/fstab. See the following link under 'Configuring /etc/fstab'... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[17:10] <ikonia> lets find out why it's a kernel bug before changing kernels
[17:10] <effectnet> ok sure i will try that again, thanks
[17:11] <akik> ikonia: he was requested to install a mainline kernel
[17:11] <nacc> ongolaBoy: are you trying to do the testing requested in LP: #1593943 ?
[17:11] <ikonia> akik: right - for no reason
[17:11] <boris2015> hi guys whats the most stable and user friendly version of ubuntu for new windows users?
[17:11] <ikonia> I want to know why he thinks it's a kernel bug
[17:11] <akik> ikonia: read the bug report
[17:11] <ikonia> I have
[17:11] <nicomachus> boris2015: Ubuntu 16.04 is the current LTS release.
[17:11] <EriC^^> boris2015: ubuntu 14.04 currently
[17:11] <ikonia> there is nothing to suggest this is a kernel bug
[17:11] <EriC^^> 16.04 isn't really bug free yet
[17:11] <EriC^^> boris2015: ^
[17:12] <nacc> EriC^^: nothing is bug free :)
[17:12] <ikonia> the bug-fixed comment doesn't mean it's the same bug
[17:12] <EriC^^> well relatively :)
[17:12] <boris2015> EriC^^: I heard about the transition to AMD GPU is it working okay or kind of buggy?
[17:12] <nacc> ikonia: what bug-fixed comment?
[17:12] <ikonia> nacc: a guy from canonical passes comment that it is fixed in a later kernel
[17:12] <ongolaBoy> nacc: yes . I'm trying to do the testing of this bug
[17:12] <ikonia> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1593943/comments/3
[17:13] <nacc> ikonia: hrm? no, they asked ongolaBoy to *test* if it was fixed
[17:13] <nacc> not that it is fixed
[17:13] <ikonia> quite
[17:13] <ikonia> which is why I don't even want to test it
[17:13] <ikonia> until I know why he thinks it's a kernel bug
[17:13] <boris2015> ikonia: is it a touchpad or clickpad?
[17:13] <ikonia> boris2015: from what i've read - it's a touch pad
[17:13] <ongolaBoy> touchpad
[17:14] <boris2015> I have acer aspire es1-131
[17:14] <boris2015> it's a clickpad
[17:14]  * nacc would guess i2c-hid issue, which might be fixed by the i2c-hid driver
[17:14] <nacc> but hard to say
[17:14] <boris2015> wasnt working out of box had to pass some kernel parameter to make it work
[17:14] <boris2015> i8042.nopnp=1 worked for me
[17:14] <ikonia> rather than random guessing
[17:15] <ikonia> can we look at HIS problem
[17:17] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: I have followed this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingTouchpadDetection and I reach the conclusion that It may be a linux kernel bug
[17:17] <ongolaBoy> that's why I have submitted this bug
[17:17] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: what happened with the evtest ?
[17:19] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: I go to step 2 because an external mouse was working
[17:20] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: so you didn't do the evtest
[17:20] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: yes . I didn't do that test
[17:20] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: what was your proc output then
[17:20] <ikonia> from /proc/bus/input/devices
[17:20] <ikonia> did it see the device
[17:21] <ongolaBoy> ikonia:  you can see it here https://launchpadlibrarian.net/266245584/Lspci.txt but the device was not found
[17:21] <ikonia> lspci ?
[17:21] <ikonia> why did you type lspci
[17:22] <ikonia> thats not what the page told you to do
[17:22] <ongolaBoy> right :)
[17:22] <ikonia> so why did you not do what the page told you to do
[17:22] <ongolaBoy> the touchpad was not seen with cat /proc/bus/input/devices
[17:22] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: what was the output
[17:23] <ongolaBoy> i'm not in front of that laptop right now but the touchpad was not seen at all
[17:24] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: where is the output - that page told you to put that info in the bug report
[17:24] <shashank023>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER shashank023 dmatidqkjegk
[17:24] <nicomachus> shashank023: nix the space friend.
[17:24] <SchrodingersScat> and pick a new password
[17:24] <nicomachus> that's not a password
[17:24] <Pici> Its not a password
[17:24] <SchrodingersScat> or is that the auto-genned code
[17:24] <nicomachus> yep
[17:25] <ongolaBoy> ikonia: I did apport-bug linux .. but it seems that apport-bug did not upload that part
[17:25] <ikonia> ongolaBoy: no, it told you to attatch it to the bug report
[17:26] <ongolaBoy> so .. I will upload it next time :) But IMHO there are many files provided on the bug
[17:26] <shashank023>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER shashank023 shanky@911
[17:26] <nicomachus> lol
[17:26] <ikonia> shashank023: yeah, you've done that joke already
[17:29] <Kchan> /settings
[17:30] <shashank023> nicomachus, ikonia : thank you
[17:30] <KotoRez> For some reason all my network interfaces but lo are down? I tried to enable them and run dhclient but everything gets apipa address. This has happened as soon as I installed arping. I tried restarting network manager but it appears as if my network cards were unplugged. How do I fix this?
[17:31] <roboman> did anyone successfully manage to spoof mac adr without replacing network-manager?
[17:31] <OerHeks> roboman, it is an option in network-manager
[17:32] <roboman> DerHeks, i tried via the gui, but it does not connect to the ap anymore, as soon as i use "cloned" macs
[17:33] <roboman> but they are not cloned, but just random with valid manufaturer prefix ofc
[17:35] <OerHeks> no clue there, maybe resetting the accesspoint does some magic
[17:37] <roboman> DerHeks, it does not - it's a common problem that nw-mgr resets mac when connecting to an ap - now even the built in option does not work. it stinks, if u know what i mean. but thanks anyway
[17:38] <roboman> OerHeks, sry 4 wrting ur name wrong way
[17:39] <BluesKaj> !u | roboman
[17:40] <roboman> ubottu, I will, thanks for the hint
[17:40] <roboman> lol ^^
[17:41] <tsutsu> if I wanted to build a container with several processes inside it, and place restrictions on the total memory/IO usage of all those processes, what would be easier/better, LXD or plain Docker?
[17:42] <tsutsu> mind you, I know exactly what's going to be in the container and where it's going to be running, so I don't need the "presents as an OS" of LXD—but I do need the ability to control its resource allocation like a VM (unless Docker itself has that and I missed it)
[17:42] <PanicSkittle> .
[17:55] <manuel_> hola
[17:56] <manuel_> hola
[17:57] <Malinux> Bashing-om: Hi, do you have any new suggestions about the strange dependecieproblems? :) when I search for libwayland-client0 today, it shows up: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libwayland-client0&searchon=names&suite=trusty&section=all
[18:00] <vlad__> has anyone else got glitchy mouse in ubuntu 16.04?
[18:01] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Yeah .. I did see an incongrinuity at the last before we quit . BUT .. I did not my work .. we start all over and try and recreate what I saw .
[18:01] <vlad__> ubuntu also doesn't see all my RAM either...
[18:02] <Bashing-om> Malinux: "* I did not save my work "
[18:03] <Malinux> Bashing-om: okey. then i'll start with the original packages and follow the rabit hole, right? :)
[18:04] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Yeah .. I will spot once more where I was and pick it up then .
[18:04] <Malinux> Bashing-om: okey :)
[18:05] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17606215/
[18:06] <Bashing-om> Malinux: We can look at the irc log from yesterday .. and pull up my last comments .
[18:07] <shashank023> LOAD [-e] python
[18:08] <kshenoy> Doesn't ubuntu load ~/.xinitrc while startup?
[18:09] <Malinux> Bashing-om: okey
[18:09] <Bashing-om> Malinux: K; what returns ' dpkg -l libgbm1 ' ?
[18:10] <mkwia> If I create a bootable ubuntu USB stick can I use it normally and portably without having to install it?
[18:10] <teward> mkwia: if you're okay taking a performance hit and having limited disk storage space, then yes.
[18:10] <teward> and I mean a *considerable* performance hit
[18:11] <teward> mkwia: provided also that you created the disk with persistence enabled
[18:11] <teward> otherwise, it won't store your data
[18:11] <rs350z> how do you enable blk-mq / scsi-mq in 3.19? I have set "echo Y > /sys/module/scsi_mod/parameters/use_blk_mq" and have tried setting 3 parameters in grub but since I can see "deadline" as the scheduler for a ssd, I don't think blk-mq/scsi-mq is enabled.
[18:11] <JoshuaACasey> https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/4ovaah/canonical_attempting_to_bill_ovh_for_use_of_the/
[18:11] <mkwia> teward How horrendous will the performance be?
[18:11] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17606527/
[18:12] <teward> mkwia: substantially worse, I couldn't work on that performance bottleneck.  USB communicates far slower than the internal SATA/drive communications channels
[18:12] <mguy> JoshuaACasey: what about
[18:13] <mguy> teward: it's more tha USB stick memory is slow, USB (3.0 at least) is pretty snappy
[18:14] <teward> mguy: I have USB3.0.  It's still nowhere near as fast as the actual disk I/O
[18:14] <teward> mguy: there *will* be a performance hit
[18:14] <teward> and a sizable one
[18:15] <mguy> teward: sure, it's external
[18:15] <mustmodify> Am I correct in thinking that Ubuntu might be automagically updating firefox without my explicitly asking it to do that?
[18:15] <mguy> teward: but you could happily run your system on a USB 3 hard drive and it'd be fine
[18:15] <mguy> mustmodify: is firefox updating itself?
[18:15] <compdoc> firefox doesnt update itself?
[18:15] <teward> mguy: irrelevant to your original question.  because 'happily' is an opinion - I could not because I need faster disk IO.  YMMV.
[18:16] <mustmodify> compdoc: Is that a statement or a question?
[18:16] <teward> mguy: *could* you run off an external disk? Yes.  Would *I* want to?  no.
[18:16] <mustmodify> mguy: I doubt it.
[18:17] <genii> Part of the issue with having external bootable drives is that if a drive is removed grub drops you to a command prompt
[18:17] <mguy> genii: Don't remove it!
[18:18] <genii> mguy: Yes, you have yo leave it plugged in permanently
[18:18] <genii> yo/you
[18:18] <mustmodify> My issue is that I run cucumber / selenium-webdriver-based tests. They sometimes start failing with the message "unable to obtain stable firefox connection in 60 seconds (127.0.0.1:xxxx)". Typically I update the ruby gem 'selenium-webdriver' and it seems to work. I have always assumed Firefox was somehow being updated and selenium needed to be updated to compensate. But now that fix isn't working. So I now need to know if firefox is being automagically u
[18:18] <mguy> genii: it's obviously not ideal but sometimes you have to do what you do
[18:19] <mustmodify> (said the Nazis.)
[18:19] <duttish> hi, I’ve got a laptop with full disc encryption. during an upgrade from 15.10 to 16.04 the battery got disconnected and the machine died. now it doesn’t boot, complaining about can’t find a kernel. I’ve got a liveusb stick up and running. I can reinstall, but I’d like to get my data first. I tried ecryptfs-recover-private but it seems like that just got me /boot, I need my home directory as well. I see a 256gb encrypted drive in Fi
[18:19] <duttish> but neither my boot-password nor my login-passwords seems to be able to decrypt it.
[18:21] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Look'n and think'n what we are to do about " ri " bear with me plaese .
[18:21] <ducasse> mustmodify: firefox will be updated as part of regular system updates.
[18:22] <vlad__> is 16.04 considered unstable? after upgrading my mouse started glitching and half my RAM isn't being detected
[18:22] <mustmodify> ducasse: While that's probably great in most cases, it isn't ok for me. How can I stop that?
[18:23] <sipior> vlad__: it's perfectly stable. you might want to consider testing your memory.
[18:24] <ducasse> mustmodify: you could hold the package from being upgraded with apt-mark.
[18:25] <django> join
[18:25] <Bashing-om> Malinux: When we do ' apt-cache rdepends libgbm1 ' we find that we must get this one installed before we can install libgbm1:i386/ So try ' sudo apt install --reinstall libgbm1 ' .
[18:25] <django> need help urgent
[18:25] <ducasse> mustmodify: 'sudo apt-mark hold firefox'. remember to remove the hold when you need to upgrade it.
[18:26] <OerHeks> vlad__, you are the 3rd half memory issue i read, are you on 16.04?
[18:26] <django> how can I use irc where its blocked ?
[18:27] <Vlek> django, stop trying to irc at school/work.
[18:27] <OerHeks> webirc maybe?
[18:27] <OerHeks> not an ubuntu issue
[18:27] <MonkeyDust> django  we can't help you doing something that's not allowed by your school or company
[18:28] <OerHeks> .. and you are using irc now
[18:28] <thnaks> I keep getting this error
[18:28] <thnaks>  ERROR!  Libdnet library/headers not found,
[18:28] <thnaks> I have libdnet installed
[18:28] <MonkeyDust> !find libdnet
[18:29] <thnaks> I have searched google for 2 days
[18:29] <thnaks> no lucj
[18:29] <thnaks> luck
[18:29] <ducasse> thnaks: install libdnet-dev?
[18:29] <thnaks> yes
[18:29] <thnaks> shows installed when I try to install afain
[18:29] <thnaks> again
[18:30] <thnaks> its all there
[18:31] <Edico> hi
[18:31] <jdo_dk> Might be a noob question, but if i do: cat filename and the file does not ends with a newline, my "terminal" ends on strange position. Is there a trick to "automatically" add a newline after content "printed" to screen ?
[18:31] <OerHeks> thnaks, you might need libdumbnet-dev, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1883228
[18:31] <thnaks> I have that insatlled as well
[18:32] <duttish> jdo_dk: try cat file || echo -n “\n”
[18:32] <jdo_dk> duttish: I was looking for a way line: cat2 file
[18:32] <ducasse> thnaks: exactly what are you trying to do?
[18:32] <jdo_dk> a "oneliner"
[18:32] <thnaks> I am trying to complie demonlogger
[18:32] <duttish> jdo_dk: then no afaik
[18:33] <ducasse> thnaks: re-run configure.
[18:33] <jdo_dk> duttish: Thanks anyway. ;)
[18:33] <OerHeks> libpcap-dev libpcre3-dev libdumbnet-dev ...
[18:33] <Edico> I'm trying to make an upgrade from ubuntu 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS, I have a 15 GB root partition with only 1.4 GB free space, I need at least 4.4 GB in order to make the upgrade. Any idea how can I make some space?
[18:33] <Bashing-om> Edico:
[18:34] <MonkeyDust> Edico  delete old kernels
[18:34] <Bashing-om> Edico: ' sudo apt-get autoremove ' ? Hope to remove old kernel inages .
[18:34] <OerHeks> thnaks, page #4 https://s3.amazonaws.com/snort-org-site/production/document_files/files/000/000/090/original/Snort_2.9.8.x_on_Ubuntu_12-14-15.pdf
[18:34] <Malinux> Bashing-om: okey. I did a sudo apt install --reinstall libgbm1 --->>http://paste.ubuntu.com/17607827/
[18:34] <valvazork> join runescape
[18:34] <Bashing-om> Malinux: look'n .
[18:36] <collinjon> does anyone know of opnewbloods???
[18:36] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Looks promising .. status now ' dpkg -l libgbm1 ' ?
[18:37] <collinjon> JOIN OPNEWBLOODS
[18:37] <chrissonar> Do you know a laptop supporting Ubuntu and dual video output?
[18:38] <MonkeyDust> chrissonar  ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:38] <Edico> MonkeyDust: what is the dir with old kernels (I forgot) ?
[18:38] <thnaks> OerHeks: I followed that doc still same error
[18:38] <collinjon> OPNEWBLOODS
[18:38] <collinjon> JOIN OPNEWBLOODS
[18:38] <ducasse> thnaks: install the package from the repos.
[18:38] <collinjon> OPERATION NEW BLOODS
[18:38] <MonkeyDust> Edico  look in /boot
[18:38] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17607827/
[18:39] <Edico> MonkeyDust: that is small, and I have it on separate partition
[18:39] <Bashing-om> Edico: The directory os /boot //BUT, do not go behind the package manager's back to remove the images and headers . did "autoremove" not work ?
[18:40] <Bashing-om> Malinux: installed status now as reported ' dpkg -l libgbm1 ' .
[18:40] <Edico> Bashing-om: I did apt-get autoremove and didn't removed something
[18:41] <Bashing-om> Edico: ' dpkg -l | grep linux- ' in a pastebin site . see what is to be done .
[18:42] <valvazork> is there a reddit channel?
[18:42] <MonkeyDust> valvazork  type    /msg alis list blah    to find out
[18:42] <mguy> valvazork: reddit.com/r/ubuntu channel? or just a generic reddit channel
[18:43] <valvazork> just a general channel i suppose im kinda new to irc
[18:43] <MonkeyDust> valvazork  type    /msg alis list reddit
[18:43] <mguy> valvazork: snoonet is literally irc for reddit users/subs
[18:44] <mguy> valvazork: connect to irc.snoonet.org or point your browser to http://webchat.snoonet.org/
[18:45] <Edico> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17608426/
[18:47] <ducasse> Edico: another possibility would be to bind-mount or symlink /var/cache/apt/archives to another disk where you have enough space.
[18:48] <Bashing-om> Edico: Bunches of kernels installed . Let's us trim that list down so it is not quite as intimidating ' dpkg --list |grep "^rc" | cut -d " " -f 3 | xargs sudo dpkg --purge ' .
[18:49] <Edico> ducasse: thanks, I'll try that if I can't make space
[18:50] <pSz_> hey! I'm getting "Error handling request. Exception raised." from http://keyserver.ubuntu.com. This is not expected, is it?
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> some list of old kernels
[18:51] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Still with me ?
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> Edico  3.2, that's a remnant from 12.04
[18:52] <Bashing-om> MonkeyDust: Edico Maybe why "autoremove" balks ??
[18:53] <MonkeyDust> an artifact
[18:55] <Edico> Bashing-om: I received this error after I gave that command http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609034/
[18:56] <Edico> It showd me many things removing and ened with that error
[18:56] <Edico> *ended
[18:57] <MonkeyDust> Edico  what's the output of   cat /etc/issue
[18:58] <Malinux> Bashing-om: I am here, just lost focus.
[18:59] <Malinux> Bashing-om: what's next to do? :)
[18:59] <mustmodify> ducasse: Thanks. Sorry for the late reply; I had was AFK for something. Can I set that hold to a previous version? For instance, from when the tests were actually working?
[19:00] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Status of ' dpkg -l libgbm1 '. Then see about install the 1386 version .
[19:00] <Bashing-om> Edico: Look'n .
[19:00] <FornaxVoid> Hi
[19:01] <Malinux> Bashing-om: status of dpkg -l libgbm1 -->> http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609407/
[19:01] <Bashing-om> Edico: Ouch .. graphic's driver conflict to start with ? .. what returns ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ' ?
[19:02] <Edico> Bashing-om: here are more lines from above the error http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609424/
[19:02] <Bashing-om> Malinux: looks good .. now try ' sudo apt install libgbm1:i386 ' .
[19:03] <MonkeyDust> Edico  what's the output of   cat /etc/issue
[19:04] <slizard> uhhhm, does anyone know an alternative to requesting keys from keyserver.ubuntu.com ? That servers seems broken.
[19:04] <Bashing-om> Edico: Those are not errors .. just the system advising what it is doing .. the errors are in regards to nvidia drivers . the above still applies .
[19:04] <ducasse> mustmodify: no, you need to mark the package currently installed, so you need to install the wanted version first.
[19:05] <sawsblackHat> hi all!!
[19:05] <Edico> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609563/   http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609642/
[19:05] <thebytepact> hi, sawsblackHat
[19:06] <Edico> MonkeyDust: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609642/
[19:06] <sawsblackHat> anyone knows a specific channel for support backbox distro
[19:06] <sawsblackHat> ??
[19:06] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17609700/ <<-- loks not so good
[19:07] <MonkeyDust> !backbox | sawsblackHat
[19:07] <Bray90820> Is there a way I can use ls to get the permissions of the parent directors along with the current directory
[19:08] <sawsblackHat> ok thanks
[19:08] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Making progress .. what now ' dpkg -l libwayland-client0 ' ?
[19:08] <OerHeks> ls -la
[19:09] <django_> hey
[19:09] <MonkeyDust> Bray90820  ls -l .. && ls -l
[19:09] <django_> how do i permanently add to the PATH? export PATH="/path/to/dir:$PATH" went away after i rrestarted computer
[19:09] <ioria> Malinux, not sure, but i think that libgbm1:i386  breaks libgbm1  for 64 ans so  libwayland-client0
[19:10] <Bashing-om> Edico: Rhy such an old graphics driver as 340 " .. for now ' dpkg -P nvidia-343 nvidia-346 ' .
[19:11] <vlad__> OerHeks: yeah I'm on 16.04, but it looks like windows also only sees half, so it might be a hardware issue
[19:11] <ducasse> django_: put it in ~/.bashrc
[19:11] <Malinux> ioria: okey, could be. If so, is there other ways to get the needed libraries? Maybe I should consider, bying a newer version of corel after shot who support 64-bit native.
[19:11] <Edico> Bashing-om: I forgot why, I installed it long time ago, I forgot why I made that decission
[19:12] <Bray90820> mo ls -l .. give me one directory back but I wanted the parent directories all the way back to /
[19:12] <Bray90820> MonkeyDust:
[19:12] <ioria> Malinux,  as above, not sure, but one or the other ( libwayland-client0 and server included)
[19:13] <ioria> Malinux,  apt-cache depends libgbm1
[19:13] <MonkeyDust> Bray90820  try   ls -lR | less      (capital R)
[19:13] <Bray90820> Re you parsing ls?
[19:14] <MonkeyDust> Bray90820  try   ls -lR / | less      (capital R)
[19:14] <Bray90820> MonkeyDust: note I don't want the children of PWD
[19:14] <Bashing-om> Edico: If it works it works .. but .. prior to the upgrade that proprietary driver will need to be reverted to open source . proprietary drivers do not transfer in the upgrade amd may break the system .
[19:15] <vlad__> any idea why my mouse pointer is glitching out?
[19:15] <Bashing-om> ioria: Malinux " apt-cache show libgbm1:i386 " says we got to get libwayland-client0 (>= 1.2.0) installed 1st .
[19:15] <vlad__> even in the ubuntu bootable usb
[19:16] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17610254/
[19:16] <MonkeyDust> vlad__  gms? (greasy mouse syndrome)
[19:16] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17610254/
[19:16] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17610254/
[19:16] <Malinux> sorry
[19:16] <ioria> Bashing-om, libwayland-client0 should be a deps of libgbm1
[19:16] <Malinux> I scrolled my terminal up, and didn't understood what was going on
[19:16] <vlad__> MonkeyDust: not sure what that is
[19:16] <vlad__> the mouse's y axis is wiggling rapidly
[19:17] <vlad__> and if I try to change the y position it snaps back to about halfway down the screen
[19:17] <Malinux> I forgot I had scrolled up :p lol I became an unaware spammer
[19:17] <vlad__> the wiggling happens even when I unplug the mouse
[19:18] <Bray90820> MonkeyDust: I think your slightly misunderstanding me here is my pwd "/media/aaron/Backup/Server/CURRENT/" I wanted ls of media and aaron and backup and server and CURRENT
[19:19] <Edico> Bashing-om: ok. How can I make apt-get autoremove to remove those kernels?
[19:19] <ioria> !info libwayland-client0 trusty
[19:19] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Ouch ! see ' apt list libwayland-client0 " .. what you are trying to install is an elevated version 1.7.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1 from somewhere . what returns ' a[t-cache policy libwayland-client0 ' ?
[19:19] <vlad__> the mouse issue appears to happen in both ubuntu 16.04 and 15.04 bootable usbs
[19:20] <Bashing-om> apt-cache policy **
[19:20] <ioria> Malinux, why do you have  1.7. ?
[19:20] <swati_27> I'm unable to use "sudo mysql -u root" since few hours. Please help
[19:20] <sentosa> hello
[19:20] <swati_27> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/qeUbVxkV/
[19:20] <django_> ducasse, how?
[19:20] <jadekler> Hi all, anyone know what Ubuntu 14.04 LTS HVM (on AWS EC2) doesn't seem to have CAP_AUDIT_READ?
[19:20] <jadekler> why *
[19:21] <MonkeyDust> Bray90820  ok, use one dot more, for each directory up, like: ls -l ...
[19:21] <ioria> !info libwayland-client0 vivid
[19:21] <django_> ducasse, found it ty
[19:21] <Bashing-om> Edico: With the old 12.04 image installed will not . apt did not have that functionality in 12.04 .maybe when we have it removed "autoremove" might work for us .
[19:21] <MonkeyDust> Bray90820  and so on, 3 dots, 4 dots
[19:22] <django_> so for this: http://pastebin.com/XgnB790w
[19:22] <django_> where would i add the thngs i want to add to the path?
[19:23] <Tweak000> what is hex chat?
[19:23] <MonkeyDust> Tweak000  it's an irc client
[19:23] <Bray90820> teward: Hexchat is an IRC client for ubuntu
[19:23] <Bray90820> *Tweak000:
[19:23] <Tweak000> hm ok
[19:24] <Bray90820> MonkeyDust: like this "ls -la ...."
[19:24] <Tweak000> i've been messing with my .bashrc file... trying to make the text bold
[19:24] <Tweak000> like... not the stuff i type... just the console beginning stuff
[19:25] <Tweak000> before the $
[19:25] <Tweak000> and i can't figure out how
[19:26] <lirik> who will tell me how to russify games in linux? In windowsit was simple. You have .exe installer. Or you replace some files. What shall Ido in linux?
[19:26] <ozbrk> hi guys I have a problem with any distro that I try to boot from USB. After the boot menu basicly nothing happens I just see some dots on screen which are red green blue and devirates yet no action.
[19:26] <ozbrk> For system information I have an IBM R40 which is very old
[19:26] <Edico> Bashing-om: if I remove all those kernels the system won't work anymore?
[19:27] <ozbrk> so don't assume that I accutaly try to install vanillia ubuntu
[19:28] <Bashing-om> ioria: Malinux Before we get real deep into this .. be aware that Malinux also has 'jessie' repos !
[19:29] <ioria> Bashing-om,  that's great !
[19:29] <Bashing-om> Edico: Small steps is all my litlw mind can cope with .. we will leave 2 kernels . the one you are booting, and one other . presently the focus is Nvidia drivers .
[19:32] <ozbrk> any suggestions?
[19:33] <GertKorn> hallo
[19:33] <ioria> ozbrk, your specs ?
[19:33] <django_> export PATH=/home/django/anaconda2/bin:$PATH will that permanently change PATH?
[19:33] <ioria> ozbrk,  pentium 4 ?
[19:33] <Bashing-om> ioria: Malinux : YUKKIE ! " the kernel version to use as a basis for Debian 8 'jessie'. This will be Linux 3.16, due ..." .
[19:34] <ozbrk> ioria: specs? IBM R40 Ati Mobility Radeon (have no idea about the number but it is just too old from 2001) and PentiumIV +8 GB RAM DDR
[19:35] <ioria> Bashing-om,  oh
[19:35] <ioria> ozbrk,  8 giga on that ?
[19:35] <ozbrk> ioria: yeah :)
[19:35] <ioria> ozbrk,  is this ? http://www.cnet.com/products/thinkpad-r40-2681c8u/specs/
[19:36] <mguy> 2GB is all the R40 can take
[19:36] <ozbrk> ioria: I just typed to BIOS a letter in a floppy disk to use that RAM as processor might help :)
[19:36] <Malinux> Bashing-om: hm, maybe I should investigate what I use the debian repos for, maybe I don't need them any more.
[19:36] <ozbrk> ioria: correct just ram updated recently
[19:37] <MonkeyDust> Bray90820  i was away ... yes, does that work?
[19:37] <ioria> ozbrk,  are you booting what ? ubuntu 16.04 ?
[19:37] <Edico> Bashing-om: Thanks for advices! I have to go now. I will try again tomorrow.
[19:37] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Mixing repos is generally a recipie for disaster . what kernel are you booting .. that 3.16 will not support ? show ' uname -r ' .
[19:37] <ozbrk> ioria: lubuntu, fedora, bodhi any kind of distro reacts as this
[19:38] <Malinux> Bashing-om: my kernel is 3.19.0-61-generic
[19:38] <ozbrk> ioria: they couldn't make it after the boot menu
[19:38] <ioria> ozbrk,  lubuntu should work without issues .... what happens exactly ?
[19:38] <rblst> hi, anyone got ubuntu 16.04 working properly as a kvm guest with spice+qxl? i got terrible graphics performance
[19:38] <Bray90820> MonkeyDust: anything more than two dots does not work
[19:39] <OerHeks> AGP 4x .. to low specs
[19:39] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Good, HWE at play .. we should be good . " sysop@1404mini:~$ uname -r >> 3.13.0-88-generic " .
[19:39] <rblst> !kvm > rblst
[19:40] <ozbrk> ioria: well after the boot menu (live boot from usb ofc) there is just nothing happens. Except some colored dots on screen... After that computer starts to beep as I press to buttons. I tried on safe graphichs mode inst.xdriver=vesa and nomodeset modes
[19:40] <ozbrk> ioria: no luck
[19:40] <compdoc> rblst, with spice+qxl, the video card defined shows 16mb?
[19:41] <ozbrk> ioria: btw yes with 16mb on graphichs size? man this is a living history thankfully it is not my primary computer
[19:41] <ioria> ozbrk, i suggest lubuntu 14.04 , but (on 16.04) try to remove 'quite splash' from the kernel boot line
[19:41] <OerHeks> ozbrk, carefull, such old hardware can catch fire easily
[19:42] <ioria> ozbrk,  are you sure to keep 8 g on a pentium 4 ?
[19:42] <Bashing-om> ozbrk: ^^ Lubuntu is a faster, more lightweight and energy saving variant of Ubuntu using LXDE, the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment. It is targeted at "normal" PC and laptop users running on low-spec hardware.
[19:42] <ozbrk> ioria: I dunno maybe it is 4 couldn't remember now let me check
[19:42] <nolsen> OerHeks: Or grow legs and raise a family
[19:43] <ozbrk> hmmmmmmmm thats strange
[19:44] <ozbrk> there is maybe 4 gb installed on it but windows (currently) can see only 1 O.o
[19:44] <ozbrk> man I give up
[19:44] <ioria> ozbrk,  try lubuntu 14.04  :þ
[19:44] <ozbrk> this is not better then my samsung galaxy note 10.1 2014 edition tablet :(
[19:44] <Malinux> Bashing-om: I don't understand your last message :)
[19:45] <campee> i installed an intel 'I350 Gigabit' network card in my computer. i can see it run when i run "lspci", but if i run "ifconfig --all" i don't see any new network devices show up. how can i get it to show up?
[19:45] <ioria> ozbrk,   i run lubuntu on hp nc6000  with 256 mb and pentium M
[19:45] <ozbrk> ok guys maybe later but I have to bring it back to the Istanbul. If it stays here it can cause fire as OerHeks said
[19:45] <campee> i'm assuming that i don't need any special drivers to run an intel gigabit network card.
[19:45] <ozbrk> ioria: I mean I will try to install lubuntu
[19:46] <ioria> ozbrk,   ok
[19:46] <compdoc> campee, is it a quad port?
[19:46] <campee> compdoc: no, it's a dual port.
[19:46] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Just that at this tine I do not "see" that 'jessie' is interferring .. ( that could change ) . presently we want to know the source of libwayland-client0 . And why it holds the system to this elevated version .
[19:46] <rblst> compdoc, erm, probably not: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17611797
[19:46] <campee> i tried adding eth2 and eth3 to /etc/network/interfaces but when i try to bring it up it says Cannot find device "eth2"
[19:46] <compdoc> I just got a I350 Gigabit quad port card
[19:47] <ozbrk> ioria: you know it is just here because I want to connect facebook chat with my gf and such basic things not play DOOM III on it
[19:47] <compdoc> campee, try:  sudo ifconfig -a
[19:47] <ioria> ozbrk,   no,  guess not :)
[19:47] <OerHeks> campee, maybe ifconfig -a shows new interface names
[19:47] <campee> that doesn't show it. i believe that's the same thing as "ifconfig --all"
[19:48] <compdoc> campee, doesnt show the ports? they might have weird names
[19:48] <ozbrk> ioria: I also have a network adapter tp link tl wn727n v4 which I couldn't install the drivers because there is no wired connection
[19:48] <OerHeks> enp2s0 instead of eth0
[19:48] <campee> there are a bunch of vnet and virbr* interfaces, but none that look like they would be the new network card.
[19:49] <ioria> ozbrk,   internet caffè  ?  search and manually download them
[19:49] <compdoc> campee, can you pastebin.com?
[19:50] <ozbrk> ioria: does lubuntu can connect iphone wifi hotspot from usb rightaway?
[19:50] <ioria> ozbrk,   sure...
[19:51] <ioria> ozbrk,   depends on your adapter
[19:51] <ozbrk> ioria: then I can use it
[19:51] <ioria> ozbrk,   goood
[19:51] <Bashing-om> campee: ' ip link ls ' to show all interfaces .
[19:52] <campee> compdoc: http://pastebin.com/t12Dr0vC
[19:53] <souvik> hi
[19:53] <campee> can you get the MAC address of a network card using lspci -vvv? I see "Device Serial Number 00-1b-21-ff-ff-72-03-57" but I think that's too many characters for a MAC address
[19:54] <ozbrk> ioria: I don't want to waste such a history to trash
[19:54] <compdoc> that shows the card, but its not ifconfig -a or ip link ls
[19:54] <ioria> ozbrk,   right
[19:54] <ozbrk> ioria: u know maybe I can make it as a home server to me with free NAS
[19:54] <souvik> oooppsss
[19:54] <ioria> ozbrk,   absolutly
[19:54] <rblst> compdoc, virt-manager reports RAM: 64MiB
[19:54] <souvik> rblst
[19:55] <ozbrk> ioria: or a media server after cutting of its primary screen and get a proper sound system and dvı to hdmı connector
[19:56] <ioria> ozbrk,   maybe, why not ?
[19:56] <ozbrk> ioria: it can't do its job like this you know
[19:57] <compdoc> rblst, some OSes dont like spice. however, maybe you need the driver
[19:58] <campee> is there a way that i can tell which network card is using which kernel module?
[19:58] <Malinux> Bashing-om: okey. How do I find the source of the package? with apt-cache policy?
[19:58] <nacc> campee: `lspci -k` ?
[19:59] <nacc> campee: or `ethtool -i <iface>`
[19:59] <rblst> compdoc, qxl driver module is loaded as per xorg log
[19:59] <compdoc> rblst, you use the VM by opening the console in virt-manager? I always log in remotely
[20:02] <rblst> compdoc, in terms of video performance it doesn't make a difference if i connect remotely or locally, or if i use virt-manager, gnome-boxes or some other spice-capable client; i use most of my virtual machines from terminal, but for this one i need a desktop
[20:03] <rblst> compdoc, thanks for your answers anyway
[20:03] <Bashing-om> Malinux: That 'apt-cache policy' os a place to start looking .
[20:03] <campee> interesting. i tried modprobe -r igb, modprobe igb, and then i see this in dmesg "[ 5567.010899] igb: probe of 0000:03:00.1 failed with error -5"
[20:05] <Malinux> Bashing-om: according to apt-cache policy libwayland-client0 is from the ubuntu repo http://paste.ubuntu.com/17612819/
[20:07] <adrian_1908> hello. I was surprised to find that my mother's ~5 year old notebook is able to play 4K h264 content smoothly. It has a core i5 and an nvidia GT520M. Anyone know how this is possible? Does nouveau support hardware decoding out of the box?
[20:09] <MonkeyDust> adrian_1908  it's a bit cynical, that you're surprised when something works out of the box
[20:12] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Well .. That is not too productive . Yeah from our repo .. do not yet know the why .. what returns ' dpkg -L libwayland-client0 ' - an uppercase 'L' here .
[20:13] <Malinux> Bashing-om: dpkg -L libwayland-client0
[20:13] <adrian_1908> MonkeyDust: it's just that i'm sure the hardware didn't target 4k and my past experiences with other machines involved lots of tinkering and compromises along the way. I feel like I'm missing something that it performs this well, better than the proprietary drivers I bet.
[20:13] <swati_27> Hello. I'm unable to use "sudo mysql -u root" since few hours. Please help
[20:15] <Tameiki> Ouais non finalement j'ai la solution je crois. Merci quand même !
[20:15]  * Tameiki vient de se déconnecter
[20:15] <Pici> !fr | Tameiki
[20:15] <Tameiki> Pici: Errr, sorry, wrong channel :x
[20:15] <Tameiki> I thought I was on the fr channel :x
[20:16] <gerdmestdagh_> when i use : 'sudo wpa_supplicant -d -c wpa-temp.conf -i wlan0' with a correct ssid and passphrase inside I can't get an ip from the network ...
[20:17] <gerdmestdagh_> i tried issueing dhclient wlan0 but that just blocks the concole
[20:17] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Yeah ;; the L is good to see the full list of files a package installs. maybe then we see where they comne from.
[20:17] <Malinux> Bashing-om: I see
[20:20] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Presently, we have to find what is holding libwayland-client0 to version 1.7.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1 when the dependency relationship is 1.4.0-1ubunt .
[20:21] <gerdmestdagh_> nobody to help a little ?
[20:24] <sipior> gerdmestdagh_: you might want to use the -dd switch and the pastebin the resulting errors.
[20:25] <gerdmestdagh_> sipiot: http://pastie.org/10884527
[20:25] <gerdmestdagh_> sipior*
[20:26] <Malinux> Bashing-om: hm, how do we figure out?
[20:26] <Tameiki> Hello, finally, I have a question. I want to reinstall my laptop to encrypt him with dm-crypt (I don't really understand how LVM work). I have a ssd sda with /boot and /, and a hdd sdb with swap and /home. How I can make /, /home (and swap) usable with one password on boot ? (because it usualy ask me 2 password, the sda partition and sdb partition, right ?)
[20:27] <nealshirelaptop> is there a default program for browsing the software repo? I can't seem to find it
[20:28] <gerdmestdagh_> sipior: can't diagnose that ouput :)
[20:29] <zykotick9> Tameiki: <sidenote only> i don't understand why people move swap onto non-ssd media... do you expect your ssd to last forever?  i certainly don't.  i understand it's the "safe" option, but really?  who has actually warn out an ssd?  good luck, with you issue - i've got nothin' to contribute.
[20:30] <devster31> I keep getting Transport endpoint is not connected error on a usb hard drive mount, what can I do to troubleshoot?
[20:30] <sipior> gerdmestdagh_: the "EAPOL: Supplicant port status: Unauthorized" is interesting.
[20:30] <nealshirelaptop> especially with new SSDs that: 1: have insane amounts of write cycles and 2: can repair dead cells
[20:31] <Bashing-om> Malinux: As 'apt-cache policy ' did not tell us .,, I am struggeling to find a means to know where 1.7.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1 originates .
[20:31] <Tameiki> zykotick9: Well... I know, sdd isn't infinite (and my laptop have 16GB ram, so he really never use swap.), and a 128GB is very expensive for linux / (less than 10% used for now).
[20:32] <mguy> zykotick9: You wouldn't take a slow, I/O limited operation like swapping memory to disk and move it to a spinning HD?
[20:32] <mguy> Tameiki: how big is your swsap drive
[20:32] <zykotick9> mguy: personally... i don't... but ymmv!
[20:32] <Bashing-om> nealshirelaptop: ' apt search <package> ' is what I do to search the repo.
[20:33] <Tameiki> mguy: swap drive ? I have a 128GB ssd and 1To HDD
[20:33] <mguy> Tameiki: swap partition or file, sorry
[20:33] <nealshirelaptop> Bashing-om, I think synaptic was what I was thinking of, but I seem to remember one on my Mint machine that was even more user-friendly
[20:34] <Bashing-om> nealshirelaptop: synaptic is good for a GUI method .
[20:34] <sipior> gerdmestdagh_: do you have access to the logs of the radius server on this network? i would start there.
[20:34] <Tameiki> mguy: Swap partition (because file can be fragment ?), 20GB (more than 1x my RAM)
[20:34] <Tameiki> (yea, it's a lot for a neverused swap...)
[20:34] <mguy> Tameiki: try 4GB or even 2GB, 1.5x RAM is an old practice (like 10+ years old)
[20:35] <Tameiki> mguy: Or if I want to use hibernate ?
[20:35] <mguy> hibernation doesn't really have anything to do with it
[20:35] <gerdmestdagh_> sipior: radius server ?
[20:35]  * zykotick9 uses hibernate with a system that has less swap than physical memory, thus far - hasn't been a problem.  but RAM+a_little should be fine to hibernate.
[20:36] <gerdmestdagh_> sipior: i just have a router
[20:36] <zykotick9> mguy: ummm, hibernation and swap size ARE related!
[20:36] <Tameiki> mguy: Hibernate need to write all RAM on swap, right ?
[20:36] <zykotick9> Tameiki: yes.
[20:36] <sipior> gerdmestdagh_: see if the router has logged anything interesting.
[20:37] <backbox_> hi
[20:37] <Tameiki> So... Swap have to be at least 1x RAM, right ?
[20:37] <Malinux> Bashing-om: aha, I see
[20:37] <mguy> Tameiki: Is it the same size file, though? what if you have a 20GB swap and you are using 10GB of it, then you can't hibernet with swap to disk
[20:38] <Tameiki> mguy: That's right...
[20:38] <Tameiki> In fact, my laptop never write on swap (because it have enough RAM)
[20:39] <gerdmestdagh_> sipior: logs nothing
[20:40] <mguy> If you don't hibernate often you could make a little script to make a big swap file and then sleep, then destroy uit when you restore
[20:40] <haed> hi hackers
[20:40] <mguy> or heck you could just make it on the 1TB drive...
[20:41] <Tameiki> mguy: My actual swap is on my 1TB.
[20:41] <gerdmestdagh_> sipior: i just see my ip issued device in there but nothing concerning the wlan0 connection request
[20:42] <Tameiki> The problem isn't where I can make the swap partition (but it's a good question "swap partition en ssd or hdd, or swap file on ssd"). The original question is "how to decrypt 2 partition encrypt with dm-crypt with one simple password at startup".)
[20:46] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Let's try this ' apt-cache showpkg libwayland-client0 ' see if we can see the source .
[20:48] <zykotick9> Tameiki: <just some info> but there is a way to use "keys" to unlock more than one partition with just one password - i've never done it myself, so have no further info for you, but i know it's possible (with grub as my bios, when i ran FULL disk encryption i was asked for LUKS password twice, and i know keys was the solution)...  good luck.
[20:49] <Tameiki> zykotick9: And where the "key" is ? A file ? A password ?*
[20:49] <zykotick9> Tameiki: sorry, i simply don't know.
[20:50] <Tameiki> zykotick9: Ok, thc for the tips :)
[20:58] <dancingdemon> hey guys, why vnc server xtightvnc dies from my server after a while?
[21:00] <ddybing> Can I ask about Xubuntu here, or is that a different channel?
[21:00] <tonyt> Xubuntu has its own channel
[21:01] <ddybing> Thanks ;-)
[21:02] <sponix> Are most of you on 16.04 ?
[21:02] <Bashing-om> ddybing: But, you may ask here, many here run Xubuntu, ot is a supported flavor .
[21:02] <Bashing-om> !flavor
[21:04] <Malinux> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/17615935/
[21:05] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Look'n .
[21:06] <nacc> campee: fwiw, 5 is EIO, iirc
[21:07] <Tameiki> zykotick9: I found this: Create keyfile and use it to decrypt containers: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=837416
[21:07] <zykotick9> Tameiki: nice!  best of luck.
[21:07] <Tameiki> Thx :)
[21:08] <mac`> cannot seem to get around this cuz of the close open how would i sed -i -e 's/font-family: 'Times New Roman', Times, serif;/font-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;/g' *.xml
[21:10] <Tameiki> zykotick9: With that, I can encrypt any partitions, make keyfile in the / partition which will be use to decrypt the other partitions (I just need the / password, and other partitions will be decrypt after ?)
[21:11] <zykotick9> Tameiki: that is my understanding of how it should work... but again, i haven't used it myself... so ymmv?!?!
[21:11] <Tameiki> ymmv ?
[21:12] <zykotick9> Tameiki: sorry.  Your Milage May Vary (meaning you may have different results)
[21:13] <wenato> Hi
[21:14] <Tameiki> zykotick9: Ah ok.
[21:14] <wenato> I see few Windows partitions in gparted but ubuntu mountd not all. How to mount other partitions?
[21:15] <wenato> I need Efi system partition and firts partition add
[21:16] <OerHeks> wenato, what does sudo parted -l say about the partition? exfat?
[21:17] <wenato> ntfs and fat
[21:18] <wenato> OerHeks, ntfs and fat only
[21:18] <belgianguy> Hi, I wonder if my old Mobility Radeon HD 5870 would still work in 16.04
[21:19] <k1l_> belgianguy: with the open source driver: yes
[21:19] <belgianguy> as I usually upgraded on release day, but I'm not willing to give up on Steam
[21:19] <romboclat> good night dear community ^^ someone knows what plug in is needet to see the live streaming of facebook mentions on ubuntu comuters?
[21:19] <wenato> SO?
[21:19] <zykotick9> belgianguy: i would "trust" the open source ati driver to work "well" with games... but maybe?
[21:19] <zykotick9> s/would/wouldn't/  sorry.
[21:20] <Tameiki> zykotick9: I found another topic which validate the last link: Create conainers with passphrase, create keyfile, and allow this keyfile to "access" to the masterkey of other partition. When you'll decrypt the / partition, other partition will be decrypted with the keyfiles on / partition.
[21:20] <Tameiki> containers*
[21:20] <belgianguy> k1l_: ah I see, still might be a perf hit atm
[21:21] <belgianguy> zykotick9: yeah, I'm happy they're going down the open source path, but it's still got some way to go
[21:21] <Tameiki> zykotick9: Let's go ! :D
[21:21] <belgianguy> and my GPU seems to be quite the overheater even on fglrx
[21:21] <k1l_> belgianguy: thing is: amd stopped making the fglrx for the new xorg version that is shipped from 16.04 on. so there is the new amd_gpu kernel driver from amd, but no fglrx. and for older cards there is only radeon.
[21:22] <belgianguy> k1l_: ah yes, I read something about that, is there a "bottom" to the cards amdgpu would support?
[21:23] <belgianguy> or is this thing too old that radeon would be the only option?
[21:23] <k1l_> belgianguy: well, i dont know of a list, but its not on the same state as fglrx was, atm.  and amd is known for dropping older cards quite quick
[21:25]  * zykotick9 thinks ati (and now amd/ati) has always had poor support for gnu/linux & the BSDs...  i've personally avoided ati for YEARS...  (note: ati WAS actually my first working 3D under gnu/linux)
[21:25] <belgianguy> k1l_: maybe the community can pick it up one day, as they're now both open source, I just don't hope they hamper each other
[21:25] <belgianguy> yeah, the fglrx driver never was a blessing
[21:25] <belgianguy> installing it bricked my system probably 50% of the time
[21:26] <Malinux> Bashing-om: I have to sleep now, but maybe we can look further into this tomorrow? :)
[21:26] <Bashing-om> Malinux: Sorry, I am stuck big time. just can not find another means to find what installed libwayland-client0 at version 1.7.0-0ubuntu1~trusty11.7.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1 .
[21:27] <Bashing-om> Malinux: I will be very pleased to continue this ..I too want to learn a way .
[21:32] <IR2170> hi im sorry if im a noob
[21:32] <IR2170> first all could u tell me the right channel for mac help?
[21:32] <ubuntu-user123> I back
[21:32] <ubuntu-user123> LVM + nvidia driver = no start
[21:32] <ubuntu-user123> Mint also have this problem
[21:32] <ubuntu-user123> Any help please?
[21:32] <IR2170> first all could u tell me the right channel for help about mac os?
[21:33] <ubuntu-user123> macos support
[21:33] <ubuntu-user123> Any help plesae?
[21:34] <IR2170> whats the channel name
[21:35] <ubuntu-user123> write to apple support on the apple website
[21:35] <Myrtti> ubuntu-user123: try ##mac
[21:35] <ubuntu-user123> no i not need mac
[21:35] <Jordan_U> ubuntu-user123: Do you mean that you're trying to run Ubuntu on Apple hardware? (Because that is not the same as "macos" support).
[21:35] <Myrtti> bah
[21:35] <ubuntu-user123> no
[21:35] <ubuntu-user123> I use intel
[21:35] <ubuntu-user123> 86 64
[21:36] <ubuntu-user123> We all have this bug LVM + nvidia driver = but start system
[21:36] <ubuntu-user123> Who soled it?
[21:36] <k1l> !nomodeset | ubuntu-user123
[21:36] <ubuntu-user123> bug on the start system
[21:37] <ubuntu-user123> its not work
[21:37] <OerHeks> did you file a bugreport?
[21:37] <Jordan_U> ubuntu-user123: I would be very surprised if there were really a bug, especially an infixed one, that involves specifically the combination of LVM and Nvidia. They're fairly unrelated subsystems.
[21:38] <ubuntu-user123> seriouslu?
[21:38] <k1l> did you try nomodeset or not?
[21:38] <ubuntu-user123> then install it
[21:38] <ubuntu-user123> quet splash nomodest no work
[21:42] <Shadowbird123> i want to use binary driver for my ati radeon and im following this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD?action=show&redirect=BinaryDriverHowto%2FATI im having vesa drivers currently on, so do i need to do something about them before starting to instal new drivers?
[21:42] <k1l> Shadowbird123: what ubuntu version exactly?
[21:42] <ubuntu-user123> kil and me?
[21:43] <k1l> ubuntu-user123: try without quiet and splash. only with nomodeset.
[21:43] <kriol> HI!
[21:43] <ubuntu-user123> ok
[21:43] <k1l> ubuntu-user123: and see if there are known issues with your card and a specific driver version
[21:44] <kriol> HI!
[21:44] <Shadowbird123> trisquel(ubuntu-based) i dont think fsf community is very happy helping me installing non free software, so desided to ask here. i quess it workes same way with ubuntu 14.04 right?
[21:45] <k1l> Shadowbird123: uh, we dont know what fsf stripped all out of the orginal ubuntu. so we cant support that. on ubuntu you just install the fglrx package and all is done (on versions before 16.04)
[21:47] <Shadowbird123> k1l: hm, i see
[21:48] <Shadowbird123> is it easy as something like sudo apt-get fglrx?
[21:49] <Shadowbird123> since it is default in ubuntu, i havent yet found guide for it.. but ill keep looking
[21:49] <k1l> on ubuntu. but i cant tell you what fsf changed all. possible its not working. that is why you should ask them.
[21:53] <Shadowbird123> k1l: i asked earlier and they recommended me to get nvidia ^^ for they dont like non-free software and i totaly understand and respect that, but im just not yet ready to go that much hardcore on free software, since i want to play with my steam :P so i quess im on my own.
[21:54] <k1l> yes, we cant support that spinoff in here since on ubuntu it works and we dont know what they all changed.
[21:54] <Shadowbird123> hm, that sentence didnt make much sence, but you sure understand what i mean ^^
[21:55] <Shadowbird123> k1l: yes, i understand
[21:56] <Shadowbird123> ill try and see what happens, maybe i can follow some error messages and get to somewhere with it, or not
[22:01] <erdinc> hi
[22:01] <nicolas> Hi there
[22:02] <erdinc> turkish
[22:02] <erdinc> ?
[22:02] <nicolas> I'm having issue with package 'systemd-sysv' while updating from 14.04 to 16.04
[22:02] <k1l> !tr | erdinc
[22:02] <erdinc> thanks
[22:03] <nicolas> https://paste.ubuntu.com/17618579/
[22:14] <Shadowbird123> https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/migrate-ubuntu-trisquel-without-reinstalling does this link give the needed information on what is missing from triesquel to get fglrx drivers runing?
[22:15] <james1138> Hello all. Two questions for the group about Evolution mail client. First... can it use email templates/stationery like Microsoft Outlook and are there any kind of "speed tweaks"? I am using Thunderbird right now but Evolution appears a more complete package compared to Thunderbird and its addons.
[22:17] <zykotick9> james1138: <sidenote> as an old-school email person, i hate html email... just sayin'
[22:19] <james1138> Sorry zykotick9. I was just thinking about sending "pretty" emails to the grandkids.
[22:19]  * zykotick9 notes further, that even when i get html email, it only gets viewed in w3m (no images) 9 times out of 10...
[22:19] <zykotick9> james1138: in that case... perhaps evolution might be better?!?!  /me hasn't used evolution in a SERIOUSLY long time...
[22:20] <zykotick9> mutt ftw ;)
[22:21] <a7md> hi
[22:23] <james1138> Hello a7md
[22:25] <erdinc> hi
[22:26] <erdinc> hello
[22:31] <james1138> zykotick9... any speed tips about Evolution would be welcome.
[22:33] <zykotick9> james1138: lol, seriously - i haven't used evolution since 1999-2002 maybe?  they broke compatibily of data-files between a version upgrade (so i couldn't use my backups with the new version) so i _never_ used evolution again...  but WAY back then, i DO remember they had "themes" for emails - no clue about evolution in "modern" times ;)  good luck.
[22:39] <rblst> hello erdinc
[22:40] <frainfreeze> hey guys. i have around 30 packages to install with apt-get (or aptitude) , how can I stream them from online text file ?
[22:40] <frainfreeze> any ideas? file would look like : package1\eof\package2...
[22:42] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: i actually create shell scrpits for the packages i want to install (from a VERY minimal base)...  "#!/bin/bash \ sudo apt install package1 package2 ..." sorta thing...  good luck.
[22:42] <rblst> frainfreeze, apt-get install $(cat file_with_package_names)
[22:42] <zykotick9> rblst: apt-get how retro ;)
[22:42] <frainfreeze> rblst, apt-get install $(< files.txt) would be better then.
[22:43] <frainfreeze> I am looking to stream from online file
[22:43] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, not bad idea
[22:43] <rblst> frainfreeze, curl?
[22:45] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: if you want to take that idea to "crazy" levels, turn of recommends/suggest ;)  <- i won't say how... but i do it
[22:45] <zykotick9> s/of/off/
[22:45] <frainfreeze> rblst, apt-get install $(cat curl commands) ?
[22:45] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, can you show me your file?
[22:45] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: sorry, has too much PERSONAL stuff in there.  so the answer is "sorry no"
[22:46] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: it's ALL just bash script stuff <- me is not a programmer
[22:46] <frainfreeze> sure. I meant more of an example.
[22:48] <frainfreeze> oh btw, how can I move files from /root/folder  to /root using bash?
[22:48] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: the irony right now is, it was ubuntu 9.04ish that i started my "install" script...  variations of existed across many versions/distros since then... but it started in ubuntu.
[22:48] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, interesting.
[22:48] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: why are you storing files in /root on ubuntu?  that doesn't make a lot of sense....
[22:48] <frainfreeze> dotfiles
[22:49] <Pencil2> excellent question zykotick9
[22:49] <k1l> frainfreeze: does this help? http://askubuntu.com/questions/252734/apt-get-mass-install-packages-from-a-file
[22:49] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: ahhh... i'd have to say, if you're using "root" on ubuntu = you're doin' something wrong... ymmv?
[22:50] <frainfreeze> k1l, ty
[22:50] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, why?
[22:50] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, Thats where I keep tmux, conky, i3 etc configs.
[22:50] <Pencil2> oh
[22:50] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: ubuntu was designed around sudo <- learn how to use it!  ps.  "sudo -i" will give you a root shell, properly
[22:51] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: hehe.  tmux <- for the f'n win!  that's my main "DE" ;)
[22:51] <rblst> frainfreeze: apt install $(curl http://foo.bar/file_with_pkg_names.txt)
[22:51] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: what's the output of 'cat /var/log/installer/media-info | nc termbin.com 9999'
[22:51] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, well, I am setting up new system so I am using some commands I never used, but yeah, i know how sudo works.
[22:52] <zykotick9> frainfreeze: if you're using ubuntu <- learn to use sudo seriously
[22:52] <Pencil2> I figured he did
[22:52] <frainfreeze> zykotick9, I heavnt even made user account yet ^^
[22:52] <deweydb> anyone know where i can find an example startup script for nginx on ubuntu 16.04
[22:52] <zykotick9> what?!?!
[22:52] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: Can you post the output of 'cat /var/log/installer/media-info | nc termbin.com 9999'
[22:52] <deweydb> my old init.d stuff isn't work
[22:52] <deweydb> ing
[22:52] <ciber_zona_net> hello
[22:52] <Guest57753> Does anyone know a IP Switcher for linux?
[22:53] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, yes, give me few seconds please, I am was rebooting.
[22:53] <ciber_zona_net> im new using ubuntu
[22:53] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: ok, sorry didn't mean to keep posting that
[22:53] <ciber_zona_net> i cannt install ciber control
[22:53] <Pencil2> is ok
[22:53] <ciber_zona_net> someone can helpme please
[22:54] <nacc> ciber_zona_net: is that an ubuntu package?
[22:54] <tgm4883> deweydb: err, isn't one packaged with it?
[22:54] <ciber_zona_net> yes
[22:54] <k1l> ciber_zona_net: what is "ciber control"?
[22:54] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, cat /var/... no such file or directory
[22:54] <nacc> ciber_zona_net: what is the package name?
[22:54] <deweydb> tgm4883: not when building from source
[22:54] <z__> I need to switch networks in between?
[22:54] <ciber_zona_net> whait a sec
[22:54] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: How old is this install?
[22:54] <z__> any software to do so?
[22:55] <ciber_zona_net> cyberclient.deb
[22:55] <Pencil2> Dragged an old linux pc out of the basement.  It insisted on upgrade to 14.04, so ok.  Now it freezes after I login.  AAaaarrggh
[22:55] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, IIRC termbin.com requires netcat
[22:55] <nacc> ciber_zona_net: that's not an Ubuntu package, that's a .deb file...
[22:55] <k1l> frainfreeze: tgm4883 was that a minimal or server install?
[22:55] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: yea, which is installed by default. Do you have pastebinit instead?
[22:55] <nacc> ciber_zona_net: what I meant when I asked was if it was provided by Ubuntu; where did you get that .deb file from?
[22:55] <k1l> ciber_zona_net: where did you get that package from?
[22:55] <ciber_zona_net> says some like a DEBIAN
[22:56] <frainfreeze> k11 server
[22:56] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, minute please.
[22:56] <ciber_zona_net> Of one packege named cpfull.exe
[22:56] <nacc> ciber_zona_net: ? it is not advised to install debian .debs in Ubuntu. And if it's a random .deb from the internet, that's not supported here
[22:57] <ciber_zona_net> sorry i never try ubuntu before
[22:57] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, "you are trying to paste eampty document"
[22:58] <singa> hello
[22:58] <k1l> ciber_zona_net: what is that "ciber" program you want to install. i never heard of. i even cant find any project with that nem
[22:58] <k1l> *name
[22:58] <singa> siang semua, ujian yok
[22:58] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: this is a 16.04 server install?
[22:58] <ciber_zona_net> amm cyber coffe program to control the pcś
[22:59] <k1l> !id | singa
[22:59] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, something older, not sure which. why do you need that btw
[22:59] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: I try to track certain oddities that occur during install and see if they are reproducible, in which case they probably need a bug filed
[23:00] <z__> Can some one find an alternative to Argon Network Switcher for linux . Im new
[23:00] <Rhorse> ciber_zona_net: you will blow up your install, guaranteed....
[23:00] <zykotick9> tgm4883: <sidenote> re:Frainfreeze a non-standard install in some way i'd suspect!  perhaps something hosted?
[23:00] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: so that was an attempt to figure out what install media you used
[23:00] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: what about "lsb_release -d"
[23:01] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, nothing
[23:01] <frainfreeze> literally.
[23:01] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: is this hosted somewhere like amazon?
[23:01] <tgm4883> or another VPS
[23:01] <frainfreeze> tgm4883, nope, private server at ISP
[23:01] <frainfreeze> yeah.
[23:02] <frainfreeze> I guess I am on my own then.
[23:02] <tgm4883> Where did you get the install media?
[23:02] <frainfreeze> They provided it.
[23:02] <tgm4883> ugh
[23:02] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: dedicated server or VPS?
[23:03] <rblst> zykotick9, i just recently realized there is now apt as a wrapper for apt-get, apt-cache... and i'm still used to the old way
[23:03] <frainfreeze> it s complicated. its vps but has "unlimited resources". you are provided with clean base install
[23:03] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: ok. I'd say they did something wonky to their custom image
[23:04] <tgm4883> frainfreeze: nothing I need to attempt to reproduce issues on, thanks for checking
[23:04] <frainfreeze> thank you for your time tgm4883 , its appreciated.
[23:04] <Pencil2> Sometimes I feel like a "'
[23:04] <frainfreeze> also zykotick9 , rblst , Pencil2 , thanks guys.
[23:05] <zykotick9> rblst: apt ISN'T a wrapper!  it's the ONLY currently under development, installer for debian-based systems.  i DOES currently lack some important features, but it's _THE BEST_ imo version compared to apt-get.  ymmv!
[23:07] <Pencil2> I dragged an old pc out of the basement and it insisted on upgrade to 14.04.  But now it freezes after I login.
[23:07] <private> i just fresh installed ubuntu and ive got an amazon link in my sidebar, dafuk?
[23:08] <Rhorse> Pencil2: try creating a new user and logging in with it..?
[23:08] <Pencil2> than u
[23:08] <Pencil2> thank u
[23:08] <frainfreeze> private, thats normal.
[23:09] <Rhorse> Pencil2: YW, HTH! :)
[23:09] <private> perhaps, but sad
[23:09] <private> can i get my store linked in?
[23:09] <erdinc> hi
[23:10] <rblst> hi erdinc
[23:11] <erdinc> very quiet
[23:15] <davidisgreat1> I'm trying to ssh into a server. The service is running and on port 22. Something is blocking me. iptables is installed but iptables -L shows no rules whatsoever.
[23:15] <davidisgreat1> How can I tell if there are other firewalls installed?
[23:16] <Hydr0p0nX> is there any reason UDF dvd's wouldn't automount ? iso9660 dvd's and udf blurays automount in the same drive without issue
[23:19] <rblst> davidisgreat1, what error message are you getting?
[23:20] <davidisgreat1> I'm using putty so "Network error: connection refused"
[23:20] <davidisgreat1> nmap shows port 22 as closed
[23:20] <Tin_man> sure your using the righe IP address? is there a way to run "sudo ifconfig" on the server?
[23:20] <teward> davidisgreat1: is the server on a cloud provider like DigitalOcean or AWS?  Have you confirmed the address is correct as well?
[23:21] <davidisgreat1> yes, linode
[23:21] <davidisgreat1> 100% sure the IP is correct
[23:21] <teward> davidisgreat1: check the Linode control panel to see if they have a 'security group' or something which would be a layer before your server which would have firewall controls
[23:21] <davidisgreat1> The linode console does not have a firewall. The public IP is given directly to the VM
[23:22] <teward> heh was beaten to it
[23:22] <davidisgreat1> There is nothing like that. I could open a ticket with their support
[23:22] <davidisgreat1> Is there a way I can check from within the VM if there are any firewalls beside iptabels?
[23:23] <davidisgreat1> ssh localhost says Connection refused
[23:23] <Hydr0p0nX> sure sshd is running ?
[23:23] <davidisgreat1> let me check again
[23:24] <davidisgreat1> root@venus:/# service ssh status
[23:24] <davidisgreat1> ssh start/running, process 2706
[23:25] <k1l> and on what port? look at the config
[23:25] <davidisgreat1> I looked in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and it does not specify.
[23:25] <rblst> netstat -tlpn
[23:25] <davidisgreat1> That means it should default to 22 right?
[23:27] <davidisgreat1> You are right, it was bound to some weird port
[23:27] <davidisgreat1> Thanks for your help
[23:32] <Fizzik> Hey guys where do i put apps in ubuntu and as well make them show up in launcher?
[23:33] <Sir_Andrei> Hi
[23:33] <Sir_Andrei> I have a problem with Lubuntu 16.04 x86
[23:33] <Sir_Andrei> I've installed it, then now i havent desktop
[23:34] <Sir_Andrei> In other computer, ive installed an x64 version, without any problem
[23:34] <Fizzik> I know the launcher would be in /etc/bin but where do I symlink from?
[23:34] <nacc> Fizzik: uh, not /etc/bin...
[23:34] <nacc> Fizzik: there's no such directory by default
[23:35] <nacc> Fizzik: what do you mean by "apps"? Do you mean programs you `apt-get` ?
[23:35] <Fizzik> typically like I downloaded a stand alone app that runs without installation.
[23:35] <Fizzik> soundnodeapp
[23:35] <z__> Does anyone know a linux network switcher :(?
[23:36] <bprompt> Fizzik:    if it runs standalone, then you know where it's at :)
[23:36] <k1l> z__: what is that network switcher for?
[23:36] <nacc> Fizzik: do you mean like a script?
[23:36] <Fizzik> nacc: i guess it's a script
[23:36] <bprompt> z__:   yeap, I wonder the same thing myself, don't even know what a "network switcher" stand for
[23:36] <ubuntu-user123> kil?
[23:37] <nacc> Fizzik: so you run it with `nw /path/to/appdir/` ?
[23:37] <ubuntu-user123> HI
[23:37] <ubuntu-user123> LVM + NVIDIA DRIVER = NO START
[23:38] <nacc> ubuntu-user123: capslock.
[23:38] <davidisgreat1> I'm able to get a login prompt with SSH now. It rejects the password I have though. I created a new account for myself. It still won't allow me to log in with my new account.
[23:39] <Fizzik> nacc nw? I can right click Run on it
[23:39] <nacc> Fizzik: what is 'it' ?
[23:39] <Fizzik> i tried the typical .\app but it doesn't run
[23:39] <Fizzik> Soundnodeapp
[23:39] <nacc> Fizzik: so a file called Soundenodeapp?
[23:40] <Fizzik> yea
[23:40] <nacc> Fizzik: is it just running it through node-webkit? or whatever?
[23:40] <Fizzik> it must be considered a script type 'executable'
[23:40] <nacc> Fizzik: not necessarily
[23:41] <rblst> davidisgreat1, try ssh -v for more info
[23:41] <rblst> davidisgreat1, it is possible to setup ssh so that only certain users are allowed, check config
[23:41] <Fizzik> nacc: nacc yea it's built with NW.js and Node.js
[23:42] <nacc> Fizzik: and you're using the Ubuntu packages for this?
[23:42] <nacc> *those (node)
[23:42] <Fizzik> nope nacc
[23:44] <rblst> davidisgreat1, but first make sure you can log in with the new user, e.g. su my_new_user
[23:45] <davidisgreat1> rblst: I found the line "AllowGroups remote_users"
[23:45] <davidisgreat1> I'm adding myself to that group
[23:45] <davidisgreat1> Thanks for your help
[23:47] <davidisgreat1> rblst: Adding myself to that group fixed it. Thanks again for your help
[23:49] <rblst> davidisgreat1,  i'm glad it works now
[23:50] <nacc> Fizzik: so where did you get node from? did you build it from source?
[23:52] <Fizzik> nacc prebuilt. www.soundnodeapp.com
[23:57] <nacc> Fizzik: it's pre-compiled executable, not a script
[23:58] <sloan> Getting Linux up and running on my Mac took me literally 2 hours. Wanted to smash the screen.
[23:59] <nacc> Fizzik: ok, so what do you want to do with this blob?
[23:59] <fuze> i am getting this error and cannot find a solution after installing nvidia driver: http://askubuntu.com/questions/711016/slow-boot-a-start-job-is-running-for-dev-disk-by
[23:59] <fuze> here is gparted on my machine: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/Xb1QBKS7/snapshot4.png
[23:59] <Fizzik> i just wanted to beable to run it from launcher that was all