[00:00] I don't know [00:02] ksft: In that case we wait for eric^^ or Jordan_u to assist .. because I sure also do not know . [00:02] okay [00:03] ahh im on 15.10 [00:03] god damn lubuntu [00:03] no need for that language, kid. [00:03] sry [00:03] elliot-59, why not upgrade? 16.04 is nice. [00:03] ksft: Not to say others here do not have the skills and knowledge . those 2 I know do . [00:04] 15.10 is EOL, no updates and such [00:04] im very new to linux, dist-upgrade should do the trick right? [00:04] does any one watch Mr. Robot? [00:04] elliot-59: no, you need to use `sudo do-release-upgrade` or upgrade manager. [00:05] thanks man [00:05] Mr. Robot? Anyone? [00:05] OmarSinCara36: yeah man [00:05] look at my nick [00:05] just making sure [00:06] is he really at prison? [00:06] i was really hoping that prison theory was wrong but oh well [00:06] !offtopic [00:06] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [00:06] Also, plz, spoilers [00:06] reddit ruined the surprise, they figured it out like in ep 1 [00:07] Can I create a private chatroom? [00:07] elliot-59, thats not on topic here at all [00:07] OmarSinCara36, just join a channel that doesn't exist, it gets created [00:07] quit [00:07] im done with that conv, sorry [00:07] OmarSinCara36, ask in #freenode [00:07] thanks [00:08] anyway (besides say ping) of determining latency on a ssh connection ? and is there anything i can do to reduce latency ? connecting from mac os x to ubuntu server 14.04 over ssh and using tmux [00:08] hi [00:09] I am new to Ubuntu [00:09] But I have been using Kali for 2.5 years [00:10] Jordan_U: in case Bashing-om's message didn't ping you [00:10] arooni, you could look at mosh [00:11] do i need to close stuff for the 16.04 upgrade to work? i keep getting unresolvable error [00:13] Hi All, Looking for recommendations on the best dual boot (win10) and Ubuntu with UEFI tutorial, I'm planning to turn off my bitlocker so I can have dual boot then maybe down the road dual bitlocker back onThanks! [00:14] !dualboot | PaulN [00:14] PaulN: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DualBoot/Windows - Macs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot [00:15] Bashing-om: I have my USB thing with Ubuntu now [00:15] not sure if that helps [00:15] Thanks Bashing-om [00:16] is there another way to do the equivalent of dracut in 16.04.1 or do I just need to install the package? [00:18] ? [00:19] ksft: Well .. that is good . but still have a await someone with the EFI experience to boot into the install . sorry . I just have no care to know everything; some things I have no desire to know . [00:20] okay [00:21] can't login [00:21] with username in 16.04, acts as a guest account, temporary as in, what might I have done during install to cause this :)) [00:22] intel i3 6100 HD 540 32gb === don is now known as Guest24936 [00:41] hello [00:42] hiiii [00:42] :D [00:44] So I am having issues with a 16.04 install drive I made. === clarissa is now known as solveig [00:49] hi. [00:49] Hey sho__ [00:50] Anyone have experience putting 16.04 on a MacBook? [00:50] Need help on crypto_LUKS partition? [00:50] Need help on crypto_LUKS partition. [00:50] !mac | sjroot [00:50] sjroot: For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a Mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages [00:50] Thanks EriC^^ [00:51] np [00:51] so, I'm trying to move my /home to another partition. [00:52] do I need to do any other thing than following the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving? [00:52] sorry, the link is this. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving [00:53] Hi guys I cant get sensors to detect cpu fan speed does anybody know how to fix this? [00:53] sho__: are you booted into the install right now? or live usb? [00:53] booted. [00:54] yep, unknown filesystem type. [00:54] sho__: live usb then? [00:55] Hi, I was interested in testing out "unity-scope-soundcloud" on Ubuntu 16.04, but I got an interesting prompt in the terminal saying thatubuntu-desktop would be removed: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23068865/ [00:55] am i right in saying no to this? [00:57] mm... after seeing the output blkid, there is this curious line. [00:58] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23068885/ [00:58] which line should I use in fstab? [01:01] sho__: are you booted in the actual install or live usb? [01:01] copying the home partition to another luks disk or ? [01:03] ok im going to try it, worse case scenario i will have to reinstall... i dont know why logically ubuntu-desktop would be removed, maybe it isnt really removed or its reinstalled or something i am not understanding... [01:03] ksft: EriC^^ is here ,, and willing to assist . You have your hands on that liveUSB ? [01:03] chaotix: that's the meta package [01:03] I get an error saying Ubuntu 16.04 has experienced an internal error. Specifically, Ubiquity crashed with signal 5. Any insight into what is wrong here? On 2012 MacBook Pro === button is now known as crayon [01:04] chaotix: if you remove it, then a list of packages will be marked for removal in autoremove.. bad idea [01:04] EriC^^, ok thanks [01:05] np [01:05] EriC^^, ok so unity-scopes-soundcloud is a no go then [01:05] where is that package from? [01:05] !info unity-scopes-soundcloud [01:05] Package unity-scopes-soundcloud does not exist in xenial [01:06] bash: !info: event not found [01:06] chaotix: that's a command for the bot to show the package info [01:07] hmm thats weird... maybe it is because i added a noobslab repository... i can check in synaptic to see i think [01:07] try apt-cache policy unity-scopes-soundcloud [01:08] N: Unable to locate package unity-scopes-soundcloud again [01:08] Anyone know what the deal is with ubiquity crashing with signal 5? [01:08] sorry, afk there. [01:08] thats so weird... it didnt come up in synaptic either, but i found it by doing "apt-cache search unity-scopes-*" [01:09] actually unity-scope-* not scopes [01:10] !info unity-scope-soundcloud [01:10] unity-scope-soundcloud (source: unity-scope-soundcloud): SoundCloud scope for Unity. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1+13.10.20130723-0ubuntu1 (xenial), package size 6 kB, installed size 76 kB [01:10] EriC^^: you there? [01:11] EriC^^: I'm having trouble booting Ubuntu, and someone mentioned your name. [01:11] it came up on apt-cache policy [01:11] that you could help [01:11] EriC^^, i should let you help ksft or someone else, this isnt even that pressing [01:11] i appreciate the help [01:12] chaotix: that's odd, it's requesting to remove unity and ubuntu-desktop even though it's for it [01:12] No, I don't want to interrupt. [01:12] apt-cache show unity-scope-soundcloud doesn't list them as conflicts though [01:13] hola xd === solveig is now known as LadyMidnight [01:13] Is there a specific channel for Ubuntu gnome? I have tried to install it on my Mac four times lol [01:13] chaotix: ksft np [01:13] what? [01:13] sjroot: #ubuntu-gnome [01:13] Thanks kindly [01:14] usr/bin/mate-panel error :C [01:14] ksft: no problem we can do both :) [01:14] that is really weird.. time for my firsr bug report? [01:14] oh, okay [01:14] yay! [01:14] ksft: what's the problem you're having exactly? [01:14] When I select Ubuntu in grub, the screen goes purple. [01:15] I had been fiddling with graphics card drivers with help from people here. [01:15] I think you've helped me with similar graphics card issues in the past, actually. [01:15] chaotix: yup [01:16] It's a laptop with a dedicated Nvidia graphics card and an integrated one. [01:16] ksft: ok, did you try nomodeset or the recovery mode from grub's advanced menu? [01:16] I did [01:16] any luck? [01:16] as far as I can tell, nomodeset isn't affecting what happens at all [01:17] recovery mode shows a black screen with a lot of white writing that I obviously can't pastebin [01:17] ubuntu mate is frozen after some hours :c [01:18] help me [01:18] plis [01:18] I'm on 14.04, but I want to upgrade to 16.04 sometime. [01:18] !details | lucas__ [01:18] lucas__: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [01:18] chaotix: ah i see the problem [01:18] ok sorry [01:18] I have a USB thing with Ubuntu on it, but I forget which version it has [01:18] chaotix: unity-scope-home is being removed when soundcloud is installed, and that's removing unity and ubuntu-desktop, check apt-cache show unity-scope-home , it replaces unity-scope-soundcloud [01:19] probably 12.04, but it might be 14.04 [01:20] ksft: ok do you have a live usb you can boot? [01:20] yes [01:21] ksft: ok boot it and then run sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999 once it's booted [01:21] EriC^^: I'm not sure how to boot it. [01:22] which laptop do you have? [01:23] hola hay soporte en español? o.O [01:23] !es | zombie [01:23] zombie: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [01:23] EriC^^: nevermind, I figured it ouy [01:23] out* [01:23] ok [01:24] EriC^^: a bunch of stuff about "nouveau" and "SCHED_ERROR" appeared [01:25] now it's showing the grub menu [01:25] press try ubuntu [01:25] that was after I did that [01:25] now it's showing the grub menu it shows normally [01:25] oh [01:27] ksft: try pressing e over try ubuntu and add nomodeset [01:27] I did that before [01:27] didn't change anything I could see [01:29] try nouveau.modeset=0 [01:29] EriC^^: after "quiet splash"? [01:29] hey, it worked! [01:30] ksft: the live usb or actual install? [01:30] actual install [01:30] ok === Liz is now known as Guest48513 [01:30] would you mind helping me with the original problems I was having too? [01:30] !cookie | EriC^^ [01:30] EriC^^: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [01:31] yeah, really [01:31] about the cookie [01:31] ksft: sure [01:32] I want to be able to run games on the dedicated graphics care [01:32] card* [01:32] ksft: ok, try sudo ubuntu-drivers devices | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:32] I think I was able to do that before, but I recently noticed that they suddenly started performing much worse, so I assumed they had started using the integrated one. [01:33] EriC^^: "BRoken pipe" [01:33] Broken* [01:34] ksft: try again [01:34] I just did. [01:34] "Use netcat." [01:35] ksft: do you have pastebinit installed? [01:35] "Exception ignored in: <_io.TextIOWrapper name='' mode='w' encoding='UTF-8'>" [01:36] ksft: alias pasteit='curl -F "sprunge=<-" sprunge.us' [01:36] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23068916/ [01:36] then sudo ubuntu-drivers devices | pasteit [01:36] I have pastebinit [01:37] it's safe to remove the live USB thing now, right? [01:37] there's no reason anything would be writing to it [01:37] hello [01:37] ksft: ok, try dpkg -l | grep -E "nvidia|linux-headers" | pastebinit [01:38] ksft: yeah [01:38] hello, how to install php [01:38] what's grep -E? [01:38] !lamp | vagrant_ [01:38] vagrant_: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process. [01:39] vagrant_: if you just want php install only the php packages in that guide i guess [01:39] vagrant_: what version of Ubuntu? how do you want to use PHP? [01:39] vagrant_: in 16.04, e.g., you can just do `apt install php` [01:39] ksft: extended regex support [01:39] EriC^^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23068918/ [01:40] hello [01:40] ksft: try sudo apt-get install nvidia-370 [01:41] EriC^^: Earlier, I wasn't able to boot normally with any nvidia* packages installed. [01:41] ksft: also pastebin the output of "uname -r" and "lspci | grep VGA" [01:41] 3.13.0-93-generic [01:41] Hi! what is the channel for CSS or web designers? [01:42] EriC^^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23068922/ === ksft is now known as ksft_ [01:42] connecting with another computer for logging... [01:42] Hi Eric! is that the channel url? [01:43] ksft_: which nvidia do you have? [01:43] vagrant__, #/r/webdev [01:43] EriC^^: GTX 960M [01:44] ksft_: is secureboot disabled? [01:45] EriC^^: yes [01:45] what does it do, other than prevent various things from working correctly? [01:46] hehe [01:46] ksft_: try to follow the guide here and see if it works https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2263316 [01:47] ksft_, it allows only ( usually Microsoft) signed kernels to load [01:47] i dont really know much about graphics issues i'm afraid [01:47] lordcirth: so it's secured against the user? [01:48] ksft_, it's secured against unapproved malware, boot USBs, etc, in theory. On some good motherboards, you can set your own signing keys, which is a nice feature. [01:49] how could someone be able to use a boot USB but not be able to turn off secureboot? [01:49] hello everyone [01:50] hi [01:50] I'm new on here [01:51] ksft_, time. However, it's mostly to prevent certain rootkits & bluepill attacks. You can't replace the kernel with a bad one in software. [01:51] It's a decent idea, poorly implemented on most boards [01:52] I'm trying to learn peppermint [01:53] Patty? [01:53] OS Tin [01:54] ahh. [01:54] peppermint got its own issues. [01:54] brb [01:54] I had Zorin [01:55] wasn't too happy with it [01:56] #peppermint has their own irc channel on network SpotChat [01:56] oh ok [01:56] HI Guys [01:57] Hello MCLobo === thomas_ is now known as Guest58778 [01:58] i just install 16.04 on my 2015 macbook, and i can't get my system to wake after going into suspend mode [01:58] im nw hr such chat? [01:58] googling for an answer doesn't come up with anything useful [01:59] anybody familiar with this issue? [01:59] MCLobo, the topic is ubuntu support [02:00] im nw in ubuntu this great [02:01] is there a way to sort by modified date, or at least to display modified date with ls? [02:01] LargePixels, no idea about that specific issue. I purchase a MBA 2 months ago. to avoid the occasional uncertainly of MACbuntu, I kept OSX. Installed virtualbox, installed ubuntu to virtualbox. No problems. [02:02] LargePixels, known issues with 11.4, here is a post that requires compiling a kernel yourself with a patch, maybe too difficult .. http://askubuntu.com/a/795606 [02:02] ksft_: ls -clt ? (`man ls` helps) [02:02] woofers, thanks for the link :) [02:02] nacc: looking at man ls [02:02] couldn't find it === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [02:06] just finishing those instructions in that forum post... [02:06] can't log in [02:07] screen flashes and asks me to log in again [02:07] EriC^^: any ideas? [02:09] ksft_, still working on that intel hd 530 skylake ? nouveau.modeset=0 # found on http://askubuntu.com/a/770552 [02:10] hey guys, how large of a root partition do you use when installing ubuntu and using a separate home partition ? [02:10] OerHeks: I don't know what "hd 530 skylake" is [02:10] ksft_, fyi, in 'less', and therefore 'man', you can use /thing to search [02:10] still working on graphics problems, though [02:10] I saw a recommendation saying 5-6gb was enough but to round up to 10-15, but then the download page mentions minimum of 25gb space [02:10] intel hd530, right? [02:11] ned0, I put my / at 15 gb on ubuntustudio. using 8.36 of that [02:11] OerHeks: oh [02:11] I'm not sure [02:12] ned0, actually, my / is only 11. I have 5 gb of swap though [02:12] OerHeks: nouveau.modeset=0 is how I got it to boot at all [02:12] now I can't log in again [02:12] that ubuntu studio is kind of neat [02:12] I'm pretty sure it would work if I got rid of all the nvidia packages I have installed, but then I wouldn [02:12] 't be able to use that graphics card [02:14] thanks for the thoughts cfhowlett, I'm going to roll with .5/15/4 boot/root/swap [02:15] ned0, sounds doable. don't neglect your maintenance. you will need to clean kernels every few months else "run out of boot space" errors [02:15] ned0, why a separate /boot ? [02:15] sep boot is default with uefi installation, Lorcatar [02:15] lordcirth, ^^ [02:15] oh right EFI [02:16] I'm thankful I don't have one of those yet [02:18] lordcirth: yes glad I don't have yours [02:20] can anyone help me? [02:23] salve [02:32] Jews run the banks [02:32] lininois, wrong channel. go away with your nonsense [02:32] !ops | lininois [02:32] lininois: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, PriceChild, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, k1l, rww, phunyguy, bazhang, chu [02:33] that's an interesting command [02:38] He was spamming me in PM earlier with various attempts at insults. [02:38] lordcirth, yeah he did the same to me. fortunately, hexchat /ignore is a very effective feature [02:38] highly recommended! [02:40] Yeah I did [02:41] So lordcirth and cfhowlett both fucking bastards have ignored me. Them fucking pricks [02:42] You coons [02:42] Thanks [02:44] /grep 185.140.114.132 [02:44] ? [02:45] trying to find other instances [02:46] I didn't know IRC had grep :) [02:46] lordcirth: IRC does not, but weechat has it [02:47] hggdh, ah ok [02:47] I get 'Bad arguments for user command.' in hexchat [02:47] sorry, I am not familiar with hexchat. In weechat it is a plugin [02:49] disks gives me a 9 digit read error rate and 6 digits for seek errors but assesses both as ok - normal? ;) === jeremy is now known as Guest56078 [02:54] pero, does smartctl -H /dev/sdx say PASSED? [02:56] hello.. [02:57] Sho__, hi [02:57] I'd like to request help? [02:57] !ask | Sho__ [02:57] Sho__: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [02:57] lordcirth, yea [02:58] anyone have 2 iscsi LUNs automounting in 16.04? I can get one to automount every time, but the second one will once then reverts /etc/iscsi/nodes/iqn..../ip,port/default node.startup to manual [02:59] does aptitude use apt "under the hood" > [03:00] soLucien, all the frontends implement the same system under the hood [03:01] ok. I'd like to request help. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving reading that guide, I'd like to move my /home from / to new partition, both /home and new partition is encrypted. the following command: sudo rsync -aXS --exclude='/*/.gvfs' /home/. /media/home/. said to be copying from my old partition to new partition, but resulting in the file being unencrypted. I'd like to reencrypt them instead of copying the [03:01] /home [03:01] sorry for unable to contain the question in one line. [03:02] Sho__, a fun problem. Firstly, you have backups? [03:02] backups? just for whatever timeshift is scheduled to do. [03:03] Sho__, you should copy a backup off the computer, if possible. [03:03] so. because I've copied using the first command in that page, the file is already copied to my new partition. unencrypted, the guide says. [03:04] Sho__, Your current /home on / partition is encrypted, correct? [03:05] to be honest, I can't see the difference? when I set up ubuntu, I set /home to be encrypted. [03:05] how to test? [03:06] magic [03:06] Sho__, do 'ls -a /home/' and see if '.ecryptfs' is there [03:07] Sho__: mount the partition with /home from other os / live usb or whatever ... do ls /home/[username] ... you will see [03:07] yes [03:07] Sho__, then it's encrypted. So your files are actually stored (encrypted) in that directory, and transparently decrypted to appear in /home/user [03:08] Sho__, so I guess you'd want to copy the .ecryptfs directory over, and the empty directory /home/sho but not the contents [03:09] If you mount with a livecd, you could see more clearly what's really on disk [03:09] which is 1 help file and 1 encrypted home file that's mounted over your home by passphrase encrypted by your user password [03:10] umm... what's the meaning of "... but not the contents"? the context of the contents. [03:10] Sho__, on disk, the /home/sho directory exists, but is empty. eCryptfs then makes your decrypted files appear there. [03:12] hggdh, he's back as "pivkles" [03:13] When I try to log in, the screen flashes, and then it asks me to log in again. === sul-fyr is now known as sulfyr [03:13] I have an Nvidia graphics card, and when I remove all the nvidia packages, it works. [03:13] ksft_, switch to a tty and read /var/log/Xorg.0.log to tell you whu [03:13] why* [03:13] ksft_: graphic issue [03:14] I can't use it if I do that, though. [03:14] lordcirth: what am I looking for? [03:14] pivkles: I understand that. Do you know what it could be more specifically or how I can fix it? [03:14] ksft_, errors are marked by (EE). Generally reverse-searching for the last (EE) is a good start [03:14] ksft_: you need to use a lower gpu desktop [03:14] ksft_, he's a ban-evading troll who's spamming my PMs, don't bother [03:15] any channel ops here? [03:15] reported in #freenode? [03:15] oh, good [03:15] Thanks [03:16] lordcirth: "(EE) FBDEV(0): FBIOBLANK: Invalid argument" [03:17] nine of those in a row right at the end with different numbers before them that I assume are timestamps [03:17] ksft_, maybe just ' pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log' [03:17] i guess this is a longshot [03:18] but is it possible to set up a machine-wide http proxy ? [03:18] lordcirth: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23069003/ [03:18] or should i do it for every application [03:18] soLucien, firewalls can do that with redirect rules [03:19] iptables / ufw / shorewall [03:19] Not sure how hard it is though. [03:19] i did it for apt-get , [03:19] but now i would have to do it for git, ruby [03:20] and whatever other package manager [03:20] soLucien, a firewall redirect is probably worth looking into [03:20] alright, i'm asking google for help [03:21] I just upgraded from 14.04 LTS to 16.04.1, and got the nasty suprise of systemd. I reverted to upstart and it broke things. Is Ubuntu forcing everyone to take the D or should I file bugs? [03:23] zmc, systemd is standard now. It is generally wise to read a summary changelog before upgrading if you care about system details. [03:23] haveing truble install ubuntu16.04 [03:24] lordcirth, I understand it's now the default, upstart is still in the tree. Moving back to upstart causes breakage. Is it a mistake that upstart was left in the tree, or is the mistake the bad behaviour? [03:24] lordcirth: did you see the pastebin link? [03:24] things atempted: nomad(cant rember full command) apt_osi = off. instler keeps crashing [03:24] I really have no idea what I'm looking for [03:25] hi [03:25] is abigailbucca there [03:25] hi abigail [03:25] i was wondering if bucca stood for buccaneers [03:25] like the tampa bay bucs? [03:25] oh okay [03:25] thank you [03:25] ksft_, I did [03:25] see ya, have a good day [03:26] !offtopic | gtsr [03:26] gtsr: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [03:26] any suggestion guys? iv been stuck at this for a week [03:27] BitKid_, you'd need to supply details of exactly when and how the installer crashes [03:27] ok, please tell me what info I need [03:27] I can run commands from terminal [03:27] dragnadh, on ipv29 [03:27] i was just leaving [03:27] kthx and sorry and kthx and cya [03:28] after crashing it askes me to send notes, then i am in some kind of ubunto trial [03:28] ksft_, have you changed any settings regarding gcc or your kernel? [03:28] so i shoudl be abel to get the info need [03:28] lordcirth: I don't think so [03:28] ksft_, your system is up to date 16.04.1? [03:28] lordcirth: no, it's 14.04 [03:28]