[00:11] guys, I'm trying to switch off apache server and it's not working [00:11] I tried service apache2 stop [00:11] and I did service nginx start [00:12] I saw the status of both and they all fine, and I don't know what did I missed [00:12] the link of my page is here [00:12] http://45.32.109.244/ [00:12] on 16.04/systemd it would be: systemctl stop name.service [00:13] sudo systemctl start apache2.service [00:13] sudo systemctl stop apache2.service [00:13] reload - status- enable .. [00:14] game0, you might want to check out #ubuntu-server too. [00:16] * OerHeks wonders who clicked that ip without ssl. [00:16] OerHeks: why? [00:17] beat me to it [00:17] just curious .. [00:17] OK, I don't know but it seems to be it's reading the apache index file cause if I hit any wrong url it will give me nginx error [00:18] OerHeks: mostly the "without ssl" part seemed a little odd [00:19] can this happen? [00:19] It is easy to get a https server certificate nowadays [00:19] it's confusing a little bit [00:19] game0: unless you specifically told it to overwrite the file during install, sure [00:19] game0, on what ubuntu version is this? [00:19] it'd be a bit weird if the installer went messing around with your web files [00:20] OerHeks: sure, but just mentioning that would indicate that going to that link without SSL is somehow wrong [00:20] also I don't think anyone signs certs for IPs [00:20] teenis: that's also true [00:21] 1604 [00:21] ubuntu 160.04 [00:21] I didn't do anything [00:21] just installed the nginx and then installed the apache [00:22] tgm4883: in fact, every single cert issued for any IP address has been revoked 4 days ago [00:22] oct 1st [00:24] I will remove apache [00:25] oh, indeed https://support.globalsign.com/customer/portal/articles/1467819-internal-server-name-phase-out === padgaland_ is now known as padgaland [00:29] join ## blender [00:29] opps === robertm___ is now known as remanos [00:46] wassup nerds!?! [00:50] hey so im trying to backup stuff to s3 and iptables is getting in the way === Trip_ is now known as Trifon [00:54] Hello. [00:54] I have a problem with bumblebee NVIDIA? [00:54] using optirun R doesn [00:55] doesn't give me R [00:56] hey so im trying to backup stuff to s3 and iptables is getting in the way anyone know what the rules are needed to get it to work [00:56] im assuming its an inbound rule as well? as i only block inbound stuff === Mobutils_ is now known as Mobutils [01:01] fione, what would optirun R do ? [01:01] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/wily/man1/optirun.1.html [01:01] [ERROR]Cannot access secondary GPU - error: Could not load GPU driver [01:02] I've checked the busID, it is correct. [01:04] 0erHeks: before that, in additional drivers, it is unknown:unknown below NVIDIA, might that be the cause? [01:05] I cannot get any HTML5 videos to play in Firefox (version 49.0) and have no idea why [01:05] something like this: https://imgur.com/a/j0jwH [01:05] fione, as i have seen a cuda repo in your sources a few hours back, no clue what is going on [01:06] how can I make gist code.c overwrite the already uploaded code.c ? I downloaded gist using ruby gems :) [01:07] 0erHeks, do you know where I can ask question like this elsewhere? [01:09] askubuntu perhaps, with detailed info what you are trying to do [01:11] hello everyone, I got a verify-your-account email from a website that my account was accessed from 'safari on linux' which happened in the moments that I was changing my password for this website. could this be an error or should I really worry? I also got other following emails which showed the device correctly. [01:11] the device meaning the browser [01:12] is there 'safari on linux' at all? [01:12] there is linux on mac but.. [01:13] no safari is closed source [01:13] yes, via the wine route i think [01:13] kernello: have you ever use application that changes browser user agent? [01:14] fione, I dont know what it is [01:14] I only used firefox and accessed the website [01:14] and I wanted to change pw [01:14] so did you verify your account? [01:16] OerHeks, no, there came multiple emails at the same time. the first one was with this safari thing..the others were pointing at correct browsers, and the last one was confirming pw change. since all came after the pw change, I didn't verify it again [01:17] the only unusual moment was that during pw change, the current pw was not accepted first, though I used it to access the acc a minute ago. besides, I could log out and re-login. [01:17] kernello: I have actually seen "Accessed via Safari on Linux" before... but can't recall where. [01:18] and it was legit [01:18] so maybe that was just mistyping or similar, and not related to this message.. [01:18] Checking through my email. Looks like it was from Twitter. [01:19] nicomachus, correct [01:19] can someone really access my web account that I only access from within ubuntu? [01:19] kernello: was it Tweetdeck? [01:19] have you crosschecked the time when the account was accessed and what you are doing? [01:19] I wanna say it was Tweetdeck that did that for me. I can check [01:20] kernello, if you go to a webpage and give your creditials [01:20] yes [01:20] nicomachus, I see the arrival time of email, but the email doesnt state the time of access [01:20] and the emails arrived after I was done with it all [01:20] #bookz [01:20] yea it doesn't say that, which is odd [01:21] OH, I remember. [01:21] kk4ewt, you mean I use ubuntu firefox browser and login to twitter my acc can be compromised? [01:21] if I use* [01:21] it happened when I was using Maltego or something like that, where I logged in to my twitter through an API. I think they just use random user agent strings for stuff like that [01:23] but even when assuming an outside access, I was done in a minute or so, and in this interval I logged out and logged in with the same password. [01:23] I would say it's probably fine, but if you're worried about it just change your password. [01:24] yes, I already did, maybe I can do it again, though even if something happened, it was before the pw change.. [01:24] another device logged in? [01:25] OerHeks, yes, but that's not safari, either [01:25] let alone the on linux one :) [01:25] I was wondering if anyone had the experience that twitter sent this kind of mistaken info [01:26] I mean, this kind of info mistakenly [01:26] yes, it happened to me. but I think it was because of a spoofed user-agent from a third-party application I was using. [01:26] of course, how can one know [01:26] only an user-agent could do this, or a distro that randomly generates that info [01:27] does firefox auto-spoof like that? for better privacy? :) [01:27] no [01:27] the private browsing session might, but I don't think so. [01:28] safari comes up under chrome [01:28] and another strange thing on the same device was that when I wanted to write here about this, I saw that the channel list on my irc client was empty [01:29] Ben64, so chrome could be defined as safari? [01:29] yep [01:29] Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/52.0.2743.116 Safari/537.36 [01:29] Ben64: I get "Chrome on Linux" if I sign in through Chrome on Twitter, though [01:29] just saying [01:30] the only time I got "Safari on Linux" was signing in through Maltego. [01:30] lemme pull it up and check [01:30] I did access via Chrome, too, in the session in question..but I got a separate email to verify this access [01:30] it was 'chrome on linux' [01:31] in the email [01:32] hmm... maybe it wasn't Maltego. It was another thing I was using with a Twitter API... === cm_ is now known as djmoymoy === djmoymoy is now known as cmoylan === cm_ is now known as djmoymoy === djmoymoy is now known as cmoylan [01:35] what would you suggest to access websites like twitter securely? === cmoylan is now known as djmoymoy === afru_ is now known as stormfro [01:37] use https [01:37] https://www.twitter.com/ [01:37] highly suggest using an "https everywhere" add-on in Firefox. [01:37] and then make sure the url box is green before typing in passwords. [01:42] nicomachus, thank you very much, the url box shows https but I'd forgotten to add https everywhere [01:43] do some websites like twitter by default use https? [01:43] Hello - New Ubuntu 16.04 install. Only using free software. After login, the lightdm splash screen gets stuck 50% of the time requiring me to REISUB. Can't seem to find similar issues search google. Anyone know what I can check? [01:45] Greetings [01:46] sup guys [01:46] Linux homework :/you? [01:51] kernello, yeah many of them do. [01:52] thank you nils_ [01:52] kernello, in fact if you use http:// for twitter it will redirect you to the https site, then the browser will remember to always use TLS (https). [01:53] thank you everyone, for your insights on the 'safari on linux' mystery === Liz is now known as Guest35779 [02:07] hello in here [02:11] hey, I apologize ahead of time for this huge comment. I've been using Ubuntu for the last 4 years or so for work and home computing. I know thats not that long but I have noticed some changes in stability and adaptability and I was wondering if anyone else had too. With a bit of research I was always able to get things to work really well, whether it was blutooth or windows apps in WINE. ever since 14.04 I cant seem to get anything to [02:11] work right. trying to set up blutooth permanently messud up my volume control and I cant seem to figure out how. Windows apps in WINE keep crashing and I can't seem to find anyone who figured out how to fix it. Fire fox wont even run right out of the box and keeps crashing. The OS freezes a lot even though I have more than enough computing power to handle what I do. I keep re-installing but the same issues keep cropping up on my deskto [02:11] p and my laptop, I'm curious if anyone else has noticed increased issues. Maybe I'm just getting worse at linux somehow... [02:15] thr33: All I can say is that I have nevee had a problem - that I did not cause. That said, the only non-native app I have is google-chrome . 'buntu is rock solid for me and my use case . [02:15] never** === dragon is now known as Guest28088 [02:17] Bashing-om: Well, I'm glad to hear that. I have a lot of respect for the Ubuntu project and I'd rather it just be me than a larger issue [02:17] I have ubuntu 16.04 now and my question is - can I Install win7 besides ubuntu as dualboot? [02:18] hpsm22: yes [02:19] !dualboot | hpsm22 [02:19] hpsm22: 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 [02:22] hpsm22: If I might suggest. a clean fresh install .. and slowly add back in - as your use case demands - the non-linux tools ; see where/what breaks . [02:23] thr33: ^^ sorry about that hpsm22 My last was to be directed at thr33 . [02:24] thx for answers, I did deja-dup so I will consider clean Install of win7 and then ubuntu and restoring the backup from ubuntu.. will that be safest way to do it? :) [02:25] Hi I have pluged a USB audio dongle, It is showing up in the audio preferences, how do I get sound sent to it? the sound test is going via the laptop speakers [02:26] or another way- I need office word and excell, will wine or VM handle it? [02:27] hpsm22: vm would work, wine might work, libreoffice usually works [02:27] !virtualmachine [02:27] hpsm22: That will work :) .. remember to " sudo update-grub " for ubuntu to pick up and chainload the Windows boot code to it's boot menu . [02:28] Bashing-om: I've been doing just that the last few installs. I have almost nothing running on it now but firefox and xChat. Even as I type now XChat is lagging with text input and firefox on my other monitor is going grey when I type into in browser IM. My hardware is new, compatible and properly installed. I'm afraid I may just have some sort of ghost in my machine that I need to exorcis [02:28] hpsm22, dual boot is possible. I found the easiest way was to get windows to resize its partition first, then install ubuntu on the now blank section [02:29] hpsm22, a VM is the easiest, but I think to be 'legal' you need to buy an OEM copy of windows to install on it. [02:29] thr33: If ya boot to terminal .. is the system still 'laggy' ? pointing a finger at the graphics stack . [02:30] hpsm22, I use VirtualBox for my Windows VM [02:31] it isnt, I was worried I may have a issue with my origional pfx card so I baught a new more basic graphics card. still with the lag. gfx stack def a possible culprit though [02:31] *gfx [02:32] neildugan i think, the best way will be to try all solution :) thx :) Ben64: yep, but libreoffice messing the documents from my school :) [02:33] thr33: " I baught a new more basic graphics card " we have a driver conflict in that perhaps you did not purge the old driver ?? what is the hardware and what driver is installed ? [02:35] hpsm22, when I send documents anywhere, I always convert them to PDF first, windows office is not even compatable between versions itself sometimes. [02:36] Bashing-om: hardware is a generic AMD 1 gig. have to take dog out, brb [02:38] I have pluged a USB audio dongle, It is showing up in lsub and the audio preferences, how do I get sound sent to it? the sound test is always going via the laptop speakers [02:39] click the audio thingy, and choose the output [02:40] thr33: 1 Gig, ya want to run a light desktop . The top 'buntus need at least 2 Gigs of ram for a good experience . === php_ is now known as php [02:53] do i need to republish my public key after i create a subkey underneath it [02:55] hey guys. using LTS 14.10, what is the recommented ntpd? is it still ntpd? it seems the wiki docs are pointing to timesyncd which doesn't appear to be in trusty repos. wiki talks about xenial. [02:55] referring to https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/NTP.html : no backreferences to 14.04 * [02:57] sartan: what is the output of "cat /etc/issue" [02:57] 14.04.05 lts [02:57] 14.04.5 LTS. [02:58] yeah, ntpd [02:58] Sorry i don't know where '.10' came from. i'm doing a lot of work in various distros right now =) [02:58] was wondering, you said LTS but 14.10 :) [02:58] the package is "ntp" [03:00] Cool, that's what I thought. Thanks for replying so quickly Ben! [03:02] Alllllvaaaaroooo moooolllllliiiiiinaaaaa [03:04] Alllllvaaaaroooo moooolllllliiiiiinaaaaa [03:07] Alllllvaaaaroooo moooolllllliiiiiinaaaaa === Foxhoundz is now known as BenderRodriguez [03:09] hello, installed samba and smb.conf doesn't have security = user anywhere, neither as commented line [03:09] is this correct? [03:09] search for it harder <>_<> [03:09] it may be commented out [03:10] Alllllvaaaaroooo moooolllllliiiiiinaaaaa [03:12] BenderRodriguez: i am searching hardcore mode, with Find function. there isn't misleading with that [03:15] Alllllvaaaaroooo moooolllllliiiiiinaaaaa [03:15] yecks [03:17] Real dumb question I'm sure. But under boot options in grub, I can choose to boot into a recent kernel (I think? I'm new) a dave mode, and a nother with an md in it (can't remember. I tried searching for an explanation and I only find how to boot into safe more. Can someone walk me through what each boot option is for? [03:17] dave = safe wtf [03:19] Alllllvaaaaroooo moooolllllliiiiiinaaaaa [03:20] grub manual explains pretty good [03:21] !grub [03:21] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [03:22] That;s what I was looking for, I think i was too sp-ecific in my serch terms [03:22] that's* [03:22] thanks [03:22] shit can't type [03:22] so I'm trying to build a kernel on yakkety, seems the kernel doesn't like gcc 6.2: Cannot use CONFIG_CC_STACKPROTECTOR_REGULAR: -fstack-protector not supported by compiler [03:23] nils, untill release, join #ubuntu+1 for 16.10 support .. 13th is releaseday [03:25] OerHeks, thx === Neo_ is now known as Neo [03:50] question: upgrade from 14.04 or clean install? [03:51] carlosef: clean install, in my opinion [03:52] carlosef: Pros and cons . experience will tell you . A clean install takes the baggage out of the equation . [03:58] thanks for the answers [04:07] question:radeon r5 m230 opencl driver for 16.04? [04:08] nvcmscx [04:09] every one here? === glitch_ is now known as GlitchKingOfHash === jacob_ is now known as Guest8966 [04:11] hi [04:12] AndChat95744: Support list for ATI cards: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Amdgpu . [04:12] dude, ubuntu is awesome!! [04:14] Thanks. [04:15] AndChat95744: Keep in mind there is no proprietary driver in 16.04 for ATI, as AMD has thrown full support to open source . [04:18] How do I run GameBoy roms in Ubuntu? [04:18] tons of GB emulators in softwarecenter [04:19] OerHeks: Can you name one? [04:19] Another question:I have dual graphics cards how to make it work together? [04:20] BlueShark, VBA or read this topic https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/30apnd/game_boy_advance_emulator/ [04:23] AndChat95744: OerHeks may have better advise, I have to this time seen no good solution in 16.04 . [04:24] howdy all [04:27] Hi, I am starting off a service using systemctl and a service file https://bpaste.net/show/fb21bc55b15e [04:27] However, looking at /proc/pid/limits, I see that none of the limits settings are being applied [04:27] How do I resolve this (16.04) [04:36] Hi! I need 'MegaEGL' for Xenial. Is this libegl1-mesa? [04:36] s/Mega/Mesa [04:38] Moppy, yes, i think so http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libegl1-mesa [04:39] OerHeks, Thanks. [04:40] Hello. Trying to get some help with this issue: http://askubuntu.com/questions/807854/pppoe-wont-start-at-boot-time-after-upgrading-to-ubuntu-16-04lts [04:40] Seriously, no documentation on how systemd services limits can be set? [04:41] systemD is new to me and I can't figure out what in Ubuntu 16.04.1 is supposed to bring pppoe connection up. It used to work on 12.04 and 14.04 === stormfro is now known as afro_ [04:41] I've verified the settings every where (and ulimit -a throws the right output) but some magical setting is moving /proc/pid/limits to a much lower value? [04:44] amitprakash: Maybe this : https://sskaje.me/systemd-ulimit/ per service . [04:45] Bashing-om, as I'd pasted before thats being passed https://bpaste.net/show/fb21bc55b15e [04:46] Bashing-om, in fact, this setting works perfectly on my debian servers [04:46] Just ubuntu is doing some external wizardry [04:51] alllllvaaaaaaaroooooooo moooooooooliiiiiiiiinaaaaaa [04:52] amitprakash: Regrests, I do not know enough about systemd to advise . [04:53] Bashing-om, I don't think anyone does.. inundated with similar posts on the web without a solution [04:53] Why the hell does ubuntu have to mix init upstart and systemd [04:53] just stick to one [04:55] aniruddhab: I am sure was a hard fought decision to break from 'buntu tradition and follow the mainstream . Many of us are not comforable - yet . [04:56] Bashing-om: context? [05:00] aniruddhab: 1) https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/788613-understanding-and-using-systemd . still looking . [05:01] Bashing-om, I think you've got me confused with him [05:03] aniruddhab: Yeah .. apologies . My error . [05:04] Bashing-om, nm, I'll revert back to debian [05:04] was forced to use ubuntu because those are supported distros for mongo and aws === TC is now known as Guest78106 [05:05] But I think I can make do on #deb, thanks Bashing-om [05:35] hi... after installing grub2 and getting ubuntu to boot in efi mode I can't load Windows 7 from grub2 anymore... it will give a 0xc0000225 error... [05:36] how can I fix this? the boot repair tool doesn't repair win7... [05:37] guys, i have 2 vps's, i want to turn vps2 into a proxy for vps1, how do i do it? [05:38] Hello folks. Since updating to 16.4 version of linux, I've lost sound. I used to have problems with it before on this computer, but I was able to use the headphones etc, but now they all seem to be discontinued. [05:39] Can anyone give me (a novice) instructions on how to find a potential driver for it? [05:46] Sorry, lost connection. [05:47] Since uploading to 16.4, I've lost sound, even through headphones. I used to get sound, but only through the headphones (on this computer). Can anyone help me out please? [05:53] alllllllvaaaaaaarooooo moooooliiiiiinaaaaaaa [05:57] Raspbr 3 [05:57] 3 [05:57] 3 [06:01] offtopic question [06:02] btu where do yo utell where someoen is from? based on the name/look? [06:02] oops wrong room [06:02] uxfi No idea mate. [06:02] Speiros meh [06:03] uxfi Once upon a time, you used to right click the name, but it seems different from last time I was on here. [06:03] Speiros haha no I mean in real life [06:03] uxfi LOL...ok, well, some from Australia use the word "mate" as friend. [06:03] I know [06:04] uxfi How do I answer private messages? [06:04] Speiros um [06:05] Speiros you should see my name on the top [06:05] in red [06:05] Speiros, have you checked your sound setting to see if you have multiple hardware entries? [06:05] uxfi Yep, just saw it... [06:05] ouroumov I only seem to have one, where before I had either two or three. [06:06] ouromov_ Sorry, missed the underscore. Yes, I used to have either two or three, but now I just have one. [06:06] Speiros, check the output of "lshw -C sound" for "Unclaimed" hardware [06:07] alllllllvaaaaaaarooooo moooooliiiiiinaaaaaaa [06:07] ouromov_ I'll try that. Thanks. [06:09] ouromov_ I get the NVidea card info [06:09] Speiros, are you using the proprietary NVIDIA driver? [06:12] ouroumov_ It says I'm using the built-in audio..."digital Output (S/PDIF), but doesn't say. It's the only option that's there apart from when I look at other drivers. [06:12] Okay seriously, wtf is this crap? [06:12] sudo systemctl enable openvpn@server [06:12] how is this sane for service management? [06:12] service name whatever EASY [06:12] Speiros, please go to the Software and Update settings [06:13] systemctl nameWTF ARE YOU DOING [06:13] Speiros, then to the "additional drivers" tab [06:14] guys, what i have: http://imgur.com/a/QuEE5 [06:14] what i need: http://imgur.com/a/qgpwk [06:14] how can i do this? [06:15] ouroumov_ ok. This tells me that I'm using 2 proprietary drivers...one is "unknown", but for the CPU, and the other is the recommended driver, namely GT218, and it says "(proprietary, tested)" [06:16] ouroumov_ Actually, I'm wrong. The NVIDIA corporation driver up top is highlighted as correct, but says I'm using the X.Org X server driver [06:18] Choups, you mean having two machines with the same IP on the same net? Learn Magic? [06:19] I purged a lot of desktop environment related packages from Ubuntu 14.04 a while ago. Yesterday I reinstalled using `apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop unity`, and now I get "WARNING: gnome-keyring:: couldn't connect to: /run/user/1000/keyring-vHnTwd/pkcs11: Connection refused" when I try to git fetch. [06:19] What's the proper way to fix it? [06:25] hmm, nvm, looks like I just needed to re-login. [06:33] hi, would you know if Ubuntu server or desktop have Python installed by default? [06:35] CodingFree: yes, both do. [06:35] thanks ducasse [06:47] CodingFree: At some point the newer ones wont have Python 2 installed, and 3 isn't backwards compatible. [06:47] thanks Moppy, I'll keep it in mind, that could be troublesome [06:59] how do i run tor, in a ubuntu 16.04 ? [06:59] i need an app to use tor as proxy [07:00] so i need tor to be runing on the machine [07:00] how do i do it? [07:01] ouroumov_ There's no way to change this driver without it automatically reverting back to the default. [07:02] Choups: Download Tor and run it? [07:03] varie [07:05] hello everyone, i have one problem, or maybe not :D, how to enable systry icon for gitter.im app and for hexchat app in unity, use Ubuntu 16.04.1 [07:05] ty in advance [07:06] try tail, more secure than tor. https://tails.boum.org/ [07:06] Spookan, how ? [07:08] You need: [07:08] 2 USB sticks (at least 4 GB) Why 2? [07:08] 1 hour to download Tails ( 1.1 GiB ) [07:08] 1 hour to install [07:08] ? [07:08] Choups: Google gave me this as a first result. https://www.torproject.org/download/download-unix.html.en [07:09] hey [07:09] Option two: Tor on Ubuntu or Debian [07:09] Do not use the packages in Ubuntu's universe. In the past they have not reliably been updated. That means you could be missing stability and security fixes. [07:09] ubuntu maybe [07:09] no tor fo ubuntu then? [07:10] this means there is no tor for ubuntu? [07:11] Spookan: ? [07:14] Choups you could use the upstream build [07:15] !tor [07:15] Tor is a program to route connections through several servers for anonymity. It is in Ubuntu's repositories, but the Tor Project recommends using their Tor packages due to past issues with Ubuntu's. For setup info, see option (2) of https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en [07:15] anyone from bugcontrol around? There is enough information in https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/1462841 for it to be marked triaged in Unity. [07:15] Launchpad bug 1462841 in unity-tweak-tool (Ubuntu) "window spread causes system logout" [Low,Triaged] === jasvir_ is now known as jasvir [07:17] I can do it myself, but I haven't been active lately and usually restrict myself to UTT only. [07:19] ciao mari [07:21] phanimahesh, are you using 14.04 lts and the latest UTT ? newer than mentioned in the bugreport ? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/unity-tweak-tool [07:24] It has been verified in later versions in comments 8,10. I haven't tested this in a while. [07:26] i call that not verified, poor info on unity tweak tool version for those releases [07:27] "As part of the big bug review for 16.04 LTS" come on :-D [07:36] hey guys im running cinnamon desktop and the applet for my batt life isnt working at showing the precentage can someone give me a hand [07:36] OerHeks: Sorry, got disconnected while verifying the bug, had to switch sessions. [07:36] The bug has nothing to do with unity tweak tool, it is a bug in unity (I'm the author of unity tweak tool) [07:37] And just checked, I could reproduce it earlier but not on the latest unity from xenial. [07:37] will just ask everyone to reconfirm after updating [07:38] Thanks. Your comment made me want to check. I switched to i3 few months ago and haven't been using unity actively. [07:40] I cannot reproduce it either on 16.04.1 - unity 7.4 [07:45] OerHeks: Would you mind if I mention that you've also verified that it can't be reproduced? === damian_i is now known as damian === fredl1 is now known as fredl [07:46] phanimahesh, sure :-) [07:47] with ati - open radeon driver [07:48] UTT 0.0.7ubuntu2 [07:48] lol [07:51] Thanks. [07:52] 0.0.7 - that version is for multiple reasons not very trust-inducing [07:53] hi guys, so basicly i have an app that uses phantomjs, and i installed tor on the server. Now i setup everything so that the app uses phantomjs and phantomjs uses tor, meaning the ip that apears on destination servers is the one from tor [07:53] but how do i check if this is working right? [07:54] try www.whatismyip.com ? [07:54] who? [07:54] how do i visit that with phantomjs? [07:56] Choups, via comandline, curl icanhazip.com #or# curl ifconfig.me [07:56] TomyWork: we were too lazy to update the version. :/ [07:57] We planned to change to 1.0 after one particular bug was resolved, but never got around to cleaning it up fully. [07:58] (Unity tweak tool expects unity and standard components to be present. If anyone removes them, utt may crash) [07:58] OerHeks, i want to see if phantomjs is using tor [07:58] does the package Depend on them then? [07:58] that's what Depends is for [07:59] TomyWork: We added Depends on a few. Then got complaints that we should degrade gracefully. [08:00] but if your current version crashes, it Depends on them. if you degrade gracefully in a future version, you can change that to a Recommends [08:01] currently for some, we detect at runtime and disable those settings. For others, yes, we should depend on them. [08:01] * phanimahesh tries to remember what happened, a similar conversation happened before. [08:03] im using phathomjs and tor, and i need a way to confirm that it is indeed using tor, so how do i do this? [08:04] Hi there. Since this morning I have a blank screen when starting xorg. I have an nvidia card and I read http://askubuntu.com/questions/760934/graphics-issues-after-while-installing-ubuntu-16-04-with-nvidia-graphics. Purging nvidia-* doesn't solve the problem. Installing version -364 of the driver neither. Any idea ? [08:06] Choups: inspect network traffic. :P tcpdump or wireshark. It's probably a little like using a flamethrower to light a candle, but it works in this case. [08:12] What package contains gmake? [08:12] !gmake [08:19] anybody know why i can send emails using postfix/ heirloom-mailx as sudo but not user === mikisid1 is now known as mikisid [08:25] one|2: make is actually gmake on ubuntu [08:25] k1l_: make and build essential have been nstalled [08:25] is there some way for adding a symlink or alias [08:26] one|2: yes, but you just can use make. since on ubuntu that is using gmake as make all the time. [08:31] k1l_: how can the bash paths be shown? [08:32] Fucking terrifying. Have you seen that? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkQ6J5F01Do Hellstorm - Exposing The Real Genocide of Nazi Germany (Full) [08:34] k1l_: it works using gmake the context is building zsnes with netplay [08:34] one|2: Why is it running gmake instead of make in the first place? [08:35] geirha: it was following the instructions in the zsnes source readme [08:36] Ah, and they use gmake to "point out" that you need GNU make, I see [08:37] now it cant find libsdl [08:37] What needs be typed for showing the paths? [08:37] one|2: env [08:37] one|2: Why don't you just use the zsnes from the repositories? [08:38] also, if you're compiling stuff you need the dev-packages [08:38] and what geirha said [08:38] geirha: the netplay doesn't work [08:39] ok, anyway, run: sudo apt-get build-dep zsnes to install all the dev-packages that was used to build the zsnes packages in Ubuntu's repository [08:40] And it's a good idea to report it as a bug at launchpad [08:42] btw anyone noticed the new apt tool has weird behaviour on ctrl-c? [08:42] geirha: where is the zsnes page? [08:43] it still has problems finding the libsdl components [08:43] phanimahesh: I don't remember ever using ^C on apt. How does it behave? [08:43] I liked it for its fancy progress bar, until I had to ctrl-c it. It traps and ignores, I guess. [08:44] wouldn't aborting leave an installation in an inconsistent state anyway? [08:44] nope. [08:44] because download happens before actual installation. [08:44] you can abort during downloads freely [08:44] mid-unpacking, it's a little tricky [08:45] I'm going to try it with sl [08:46] aborting during the actual installation can be dangerous. but I broke my system on a daily basis for a couple of months long ago and learnt to recover from most things. [08:46] you're right! How upsetting... [08:46]