[00:00] Maybe you could start with A before B [00:00] well, it needs me to build it using a kernel source build folder, which i can't find [00:00] the one it defaults to doesn't exist [00:00] Maybe you need to start with A before B and C [00:01] what's the actual issue [00:01] basically i have the conexant hsf usb modem i'm trying to install, but can't seem to find the proper drivers to without having it be required on a older version [00:02] http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hsf/oem/ [00:02] these drivers specifically [00:02] ugh, Conexant [00:02] it's annoying to even find the proper solution and i've looked everywhere [00:03] infinitephantasm: I can tell you already that the linuxant source tree contains 32bit binary blobs that no longer work on pretty much anything [00:04] great =_= [00:04] infinitephantasm: I had the exact same problem with them before [00:05] it just says "Where is the linux source build directory that matches your running kernel?" [00:05] it defaults to [/lib/modules/4.4.0-53-generic/build] [00:06] and that doesn't work because it's missing version.h because it doesn't exist [00:06] (the whole path ((not /lib/modules/, the generic part) just doesn't occur) [00:06] then it grants me the option of using /boot/config-4.4.0-53-generic in a temporary kernel tree [00:07] try that, it waits a couple seconds, then basically fails because it's unable to prepare said temporary kernel tree [00:08] so basically if i can't get this installed i'm gonna have to buy one that actually works :l [00:08] infinitephantasm: If you still want to persist on this, take a look at my extremely old posting on it, #49 at https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1015673&page=5 [00:08] seems like buying a new one would be best [00:09] i'm running it on a VM, so if i break anything it won't be a total loss [00:09] infinitephantasm: As you can see, I did manage to get things working back in 2006 [00:09] it's 10 years after that so i don't know if it'll work lmao [00:13] by the way, it seems someone's still trying to keep driver links alive [00:13] infinitephantasm: Your Mileage May Vary [00:13] @ george-hopkins.github.io/hsfmodem/ [00:13] nice on them [00:14] infinitephantasm: But truthfully, you're just better off to go grab a modem that works under Linux instead, the amount of time that can be wasted on things like this, if you count up the hours, you're losing a lot of potentially useful time for some other thing [00:15] i'm a 16 year old in high school with no job. i have no such thing as useful time :P [00:15] + i have no money to buy what i need (dell nw147 or whatever) anyways [00:15] Then tinker away :) [00:21] the first error is : This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "xcb". [00:21] ? [00:22] !ping [00:22] pong! [00:23] how to install qt platform plugin xcb on ubuntu 14.04 ? [00:23] Apt-get install brain [00:23] !info xcb | iresf [00:23] iresf: xcb (source: xcb): Pigeon holes for your cut and paste selections. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.4-4.3 (yakkety), package size 22 kB, installed size 88 kB [00:23] Hm [00:24] Ubuntu is kinda crap [00:24] The user interface is terrible [00:25] may68: Good thing that there's also Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Mythbuntu, Kubuntu, Ubuntu-Mate and lots of other desktop environments for you to try then [00:25] ubottu : i installed it but still it has same error [00:25] iresf: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [00:26] Hi [00:26] Few you let me talk! Goody good! [00:26] may68, you have at least 6 different desktop environments to choose from not to mention more themes than can be easily counted. you are also free to use any of the other ubuntu flavors --- indeed you are free to use ANY linux. "ubuntu is crap" suggests you would be happier elsewhere. please explore your options but keep such sentiments OUT of the tech support channels. thank you. [00:40] genii: yeah, couldn't get it to work [00:40] * genii shrugs [00:40] apparently gave '/usr/lib/hsfmodem/modules/GPL/oscompat.h:125:24: fatal error: asm/system.h: No such file or directory' [00:40] oh well [00:41] * genii wanders off to watch Leafs [00:46] !ping [00:46] pong! [00:48] sudo apt-get install libQt5XcbQpa.so [00:48] .5 [00:49] black91, now do that in your terminal [00:56] How can I make Ubuntu look like windows 10 [00:57] may68, please stop trolling this channel. [00:58] may68, google exactly that in google === KindOne_ is now known as KindOne [00:59] http://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/transform-your-ubuntu-into-windows-10-look-with-these-gtk-themes may68 [00:59] may68, that was found with a two second web search [01:02] does lubuntu 16.04 or Kubuntu support fglrx ? [01:02] i don't think fglrx is a thing anymore [01:03] !info fglrx [01:03] Package fglrx does not exist in yakkety [01:03] iresf, no, why would it [01:04] what are you doing that you think you need iresf [01:05] i have Apu Radeon R5 M240 and want main driver it on ubuntu supported by amd [01:05] r5? [01:06] how old is that card iresf [01:06] i saw in amd website that released some version but i could not see my model ( R5 M240 ) and i do not know what do i do [01:06] yes === iczero is now known as physiology [01:06] seller lied me [01:06] iresf, please tell us why you think you need fglrx [01:08] iresf, more likely the seller did not actually know [01:09] cfhowlett :maybe [01:11] bazhang : i use android virtual device on ubuntu to test app and android programming without fglrx the performance of android VD is very bad [01:11] also i need to Opengl properties for that [01:12] i deleted ubuntu 16.04 only for fglrx and installed 14.04 but unfortuanely it emulator64-x86 deos not work on ubuntu 14.04 [01:13] I'll trade you. Debian for A Ubuntu [01:13] Deal? [01:15] may68, stay on topic here [01:16] Ok, what Ubuntu project needs volunteers the most [01:16] may68, check the mailing lists [01:16] this is ubuntu technical support, not chatter about ubuntu [01:17] !lists | may68 [01:17] may68: Mail is another medium to communicate. Ubuntu mailing lists can be found at http://lists.ubuntu.com [01:20] what is Segmentation fault (core dumped) when i ./libqxcb ? [01:24] If I installed a server iso, but want to use the gui desktop, what packages should I install? [01:26] on ldd : http://paste.ubuntu.com/23596259/ [01:27] !desktop [01:27] A desktop environment is what "puts the pieces of a !GUI together". The available desktop environments in Ubuntu are !GNOME (ubuntu-desktop), !KDE (kubuntu-desktop), !Xfce (xubuntu-desktop), !LXDE (lubuntu-desktop), IceWM, !Fluxbox, WindowMaker (wmaker), FVWM and others - See also !Flavors [01:31] is GNOME the default on desktop edition? [01:32] but first, i have a larger problem- i just installed in a VM from the iso, and now when i apt update, it only looks to the CD as the source- how do I get it to look to the internet repos? [01:34] Geo, plain vanilla ubuntu default is unity [01:35] so what package would I need to install to get that up and running? [01:35] ... "that" ? [01:35] unity [01:35] Geo, did you install ubuntu or ubuntu-gnome? [01:35] i guess the original question scrolled off- I installed from a server iso, not desktop [01:36] if i want to enable the default desktop environment ubuntu desktop ships with, which packages do I need to install? [01:36] ah. right. sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop will get the full meal deal. [01:36] cool, thanks [01:36] happy2help! [01:36] and then for my harder question- any thoughts on that? [01:36] Geo, restate the question [01:36] why the source list only seems to be looking for the cdrom? [01:37] apt-get update tries searching the cdrom as the package source, not the internet repos [01:37] ... because you told it to. === beaver_ is now known as beaver [01:37] I just popped it in and let it ride... i thought it would install a sources list that would point to the internet when it was done installing [01:37] Geo, in other words, go into your software settings and disable the cdrom [01:38] its not mounted... and I don't recall ever seeing a source list on my other isntalls have cdrom:// as a source in it [01:38] Geo, more /etc/apt/sources.list will show you [01:39] right - do i need to delete those cdrom refereces? [01:39] its just different from what I'm used to seeig, thats what I'm a little thrown [01:39] Geo, or just comment them out [01:39] yeah. I just don't think I've ever had to do that before, I'm not sure why it changed for this install [01:40] anybody here looking to suck the hot salty cum from my hairy uncircumcized cock? [01:40] !ops | Braunscheisse ban requested [01:40] Braunscheisse ban requested: 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 [01:40] I am a big fan of salty cum [01:41] then chasing it with either a coke [01:41] or a shot of mezcal [01:41] Sorry, Braunscheisse - your appalling lack of punctuation turns me off. [01:41] KYTechGuy, let's not engage with obvious trolls please [01:41] Gotcha. [01:42] ok, *last* question, promise :) [01:42] lets try this again: Does anyone have any experience installing wifi drivers that don't play nice with ubuntu 16.04? The card in question is asus PCE-n53. The card shows up in lspci but doesn't show up in iwconfig. I compiled the drivers using make and make install. I then ran modprobe right after with no luck. Anyone have any ideas? [01:42] I'm installing this b/c my upgrade from 14 to 16 (in a vm) has started freezing the VM on a near daily basis and, in some cases, even the host [01:43] have you seen anyone else with an issue like this? [01:43] lspci -v returns : http://pastebin.com/hCRZPJH0 [01:43] Geo, freezing the HOST? unusual! [01:43] the reigning hypothesis is that the vmtools have borked something [01:43] yeah [01:43] I normally wouldn't associate that with the VM, but it was started immediately after the upgrade, along with the VM freezes [01:53] Hey guys, I want to do something complicated and am not finding much documentation on it. [01:53] hi, how can i modify network connections in terminal? I removed ubuntu-desktop as this instance is running on a remote machine with restricted hardware [01:53] !ask | tsimonq2 [01:53] tsimonq2: 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 [01:53] goes for you too Mahjongg, what are you actually trying to do? [01:53] Let's say I have 4 different partitions I want to set a RAID 5 array up on. I want to install Ubuntu on them via debootstrap, or appendix 4 in the installation guide. [01:54] SchrodingersScat: I was typing. ;) [01:54] !patience [01:54] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [01:54] :P [01:54] ANYWAYS [01:54] SchrodingersScat, I'd like to disable wifi and use the ethernet port to connect that box to the LAN [01:54] 16.04.1 [01:54] Mahjongg: did your ethernet require special drivers? [01:55] So back to my question. How do I set this up and mount them so that I can run debootstrap, and how do I configure that system to boot from the RAID array? [01:55] SchrodingersScat, it does not, and it is actually now connected, without me doing anything, I guess all I need to do is to make sure if that connection will be persistent if I reboot and disable wifi connection afterwards [01:55] I need a separate /boot partition, right? [01:55] Basically I want to do this but not with the alternate installer: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID [01:56] How can I disable the wifi connection, ideally temporarily? [01:57] tl;dr I want to set up a bootable RAID 5 array install using https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/amd64/apds04.html [01:57] Mahjongg: ifconfig can be handy. ifconfig nameofwifidevice down #should kill it [01:57] SchrodingersScat, would that be persistent? [01:58] across reboots? i actually have no idea D: [01:58] SchrodingersScat, correct [01:58] what console tool does the wifi connection? it has to store ssid and password somewhere [01:59] * tsimonq2 patiently waits for someone to stumble onto my question, a rather complicated one... [01:59] Mahjongg: http://askubuntu.com/questions/461825/connect-to-wifi-from-command-line [02:01] How do I upgrade from 16.04 LTS to 16.04.1 LTS? the update manager thing only gives me the option for 16.10? [02:02] BlackDalek, sudo apt udpate && sudo apt full-upgrade [02:02] BlackDalek: 16.04.1 = fully updated 16.04. :) [02:02] sorry for asking a non-ubuntu related question.. where can I get free email hosting for my domain? Any ideas? [02:03] tsimonq2, my 16.04 lts is fully updated, so is it 16.04.1 lts already, but it just does not say so anywhere? [02:03] vacho: I'm not sure about "free" hosting, but Gandi has awesome email hosting. :) [02:04] vacho: Either way, the people in #ubuntu-offtopic would be able to give you loads of advice on it. I would try there. :) [02:04] BlackDalek, cat /etc/issue will tell you [02:05] cfhowlett, ahhh.. ok. Yes, it does say 16.04.1 ;) [02:05] mystery solved ;) [02:06] BlackDalek: or lsb_release -a ;) [02:06] thanks [02:06] No problem BlackDalek, have a nice rest of your day. :) [02:08] Hmm, let's take a peek at the d-i source and see if I can answer my own question... [02:13] Unfortunately it looks like I'll have to do a test install in a VM and take a peek at it afterwards [02:13] Or boot the Ubuntu Server image in a VM mounting all my discs and do the install from the VM... [02:14] Argh, if only someone had a RAID array already set up as their root partition, so I could just look at how it's mounted in /etc/fstab [02:16] Hm, I'm gonna experiment and see if I can set this up properly on my own... [02:18] whats the issue? [02:18] mount it like a normal drive [02:18] /dev/md0 / bla...... [02:20] Geo: I want to do a debootstrap install on a RAID 5 setup, so I need a separate /boot then right? [02:20] I have a mirror as my / [02:20] How's that work? [02:21] just fine? [02:21] I dont recall specifics [02:21] but I do remember fretting about it [02:21] But you boot off of mdadm? [02:21] but it worked first time, whatever I did [02:21] ya [02:21] I think you just mark it as bootable in grub [02:21] Can you get me a pastebin of your /etc/fstab pretty please? [02:21] unfortunately no [02:21] cant get out to the internet [02:22] Eek [02:22] but its what i just told you [02:22] /dev/md0 / ext3 ..... [02:22] etc [02:22] Ok [02:22] you treat the md0 disk the same as any other disk [02:22] so dont stress over it [02:23] Ok [02:24] But is your /\boot separate? [02:25] I don't have a /boot listed [02:26] So then how is GRUB set up? [02:27] ? [02:28] hey [02:28] trying to setup my sound amp with ubuntu. I know it used to work before. Its being deteched. Just no sound coming out of it. [02:30] emulator: ERROR: Could not load OpenGLES emulation library [lib64OpenglRender]: lib64OpenglRender.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory? [02:34] tsimonq2: I used grub to set md0 as the bootable drive, I think? [02:34] Idont recall [02:35] but thats what mine looks like [02:39] iresf: When are you getting that? [02:39] now [02:39] After doing what? [02:39] Executing what command? [02:39] iresf: you should find the support option for that program [02:39] after ./emulator64-x86 -avd avdname [02:40] is /etc/default/lxd-bridge no longer existing for LXD bridge setups on 16.10? === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [02:42] all the documentation points to that file, but it's gone. is this yet another in the series of RandomUbuntuBreakages(tm) that is occuring every 6 months? [02:43] Hey now, not everything breaks if you stay on the development release... :P [02:43] (kidding) === dave4925_ is now known as dave4925 [02:54] can help me http://dpaste.com/0ZVGQAB [02:56] donjuan, then #centos for you [02:57] donjuan: "right in CentOS " We here in this channel do not support Centos . [02:57] kk4ewt, Bashing-om sorry no problems os, just want to know the command bash [02:58] no i change centos with ubuntu :D [03:04] On many of my ubuntu machines I seem to have trouble installing gforth and emacs at the same time. I am told these conflict, but on my freebsd system I can install them both just fine [03:07] hello [03:09] SchrodingersScat, thank you [03:10] I am trying to install ubuntu on an ext4 system with a separate /boot partition [03:11] but it says the bootloader could not be installed [03:11] MDTech: where device are you trying to install the bootloader onto? [03:11] MDTech: you mean grub? [03:11] what [03:11] yea === AntiSpamMeta is now known as Guest18979 [03:12] I'm installing grub on /dev/sde1 [03:12] MDTech: you install grub onto a device, NOT a partition. [03:13] The MBR is located at the beginning of the hard drive -- not a partition. [03:13] I selected it from the dropdown box in the installer [03:14] MDTech: This may/may not help: http://www.pkill-9.com/recovering-ubuntudebian-linux-after-a-windows-installhiccup/ [03:21] !ping [03:21] pong! === Kirito is now known as Trump === Trump is now known as Kirito [03:32] nmcli connection show displays two connections. wired and wireless. wireless seems to connect automatically on boot. wired gets connected after a long while. wireless gets disconnected after a long while. not necessarily at the same time. Can you provide some insight by any chance? [03:38] Mahjongg: Hello, could you please PM me your complete /etc/network/interfaces ? [03:38] Mahjongg: At least in mine, I have my WiFi password... [03:39] Mahjongg: Just playing it safe. :) [03:39] tsimonq2, not much in it, auto lo and iface lo inet loopback, two lines that's all [03:40] Mahjongg: Oh, ok. [03:40] Mahjongg: Hmm, I don't use Ubuntu Unity, so I can't help you on that, sorry. [03:41] tsimonq2, me neither... ubuntu-desktop is removed here [03:41] Mahjongg: Oh ok, what desktop then? [03:42] tsimonq2, no desktop [03:42] this is a remote machine only terminal access [03:42] Hmm [03:42] How do you connect to the Internet on that machine then? [03:44] Mahjongg: Who controls networking ? ' dpkg -l network-manager ' . [03:44] Good idea Bashing-om [03:45] this is a ubuntu-desktop iso installation, set ssid and pass during installation. remodev ubuntu-desktop later and also autoremoved packages required by ubuntu-desktop [03:45] ii network-manager [03:45] nmcli works [03:46] just not sure how to set wired as default connection. appears like wired connection doesn't get connected on boot [03:46] only after a while, sporadically [03:48] Mahjongg: working toward having "you" control networking . Does /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf exist ? [03:48] Bashing-om, it exists [03:49] managed=false is this why, sporadic behaviour [03:50] also, this was working before reboot sudo nmcli d connect enp1s0 [03:50] now I get this: Error: Failed to add/activate new connection: Connection 'enp1s0' is not available on the device enp1s0 at this time. [03:56] Mahjongg: That is a good possibility .. set it to true and insure you have both WIFI and the wired connections defined similar: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23596701/ for the config file /etc/network/interfaces . [03:56] !ping [03:56] pong! [04:03] Mahjongg: your file should have your interface name ( enp1s0 ??) in place of my eth1 .and also I fo not have WTFI listed in mine , [04:03] f0/do* [04:03] Bashing-om, yeah, noticed that and corrected in mine but I after reboot I cannot ssh for some reason, ping works [04:03] checking... [04:04] Mahjongg: ' ip route show ' to see the name . [04:05] Bashing-om, I guess it was fs checking or something, ssh works now [04:06] checking which conenctions are on === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [04:07] Bashing-om, yeah, appears like both wired and wireless are on now after config file changes you suggested [04:07] I'll use nmcli radio to turn wireless radio off and reboot to see if wired will be the only one [04:08] Mahjongg: Check ' ping -c3 8.8.8.8 ' ping -c3 ubuntu.com ' . [04:09] pinging out from the box works, normally. [04:09] pinging to box also works [04:09] ifconfig -a shows that only the wireless one got an IP [04:09] I shouldn;t turn the radio off yet. [04:10] Mahjongg: What I am concerned with is if we must also define DNS .. I not too sure 'bout that . [04:10] 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=2 ttl=55 time=15.9 ms [04:10] 64 bytes from ovinnik.canonical.com (91.189.94.40): icmp_seq=2 ttl=52 time=86.8 ms [04:11] narinder`: :) should then be golden ^ . [04:12] Mahjongg: ^^ sorry narinder` [04:12] Bashing-om, the reason why enp1s0 didn't get an IP on boot is beacuse I did not tell nmcli to connect? [04:13] nmcli connection show --active lists both, but only the wireless nic got IP [04:14] Mahjongg: Above my skill set to have both active at the same time . I am not too skilled with WIFI :( [04:18] Bashing-om, thank you for all your help [04:18] I'll try reading the fm :) [04:22] hello [04:22] I managed to install ubuntu on a btrfs volume [04:22] hi [04:23] but when I start it I see a blank purple screen for a few seconds and then the screen turns off [04:24] and thats it. [04:24] any ideas? [04:27] I suspect this may be a jme module issue [04:28] dmesg | grep enp1s0 has some output such as IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): enp1s0: link is not ready [04:28] lsmod shows jme loaded [04:28] for my JMicron Technology Corp. JMC250 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller [197b:0250] (rev 11) [04:31] I have a disk pulled from a Windows 10 laptop. I want to access files from it by plugging it externally into my Ubuntu 16.04 USB port. It doesn't want to mount. It says "windows is hibernated, refused to mount" [04:32] any way to get around that? [04:32] Do I need to set some kind of mount options? [04:34] BlackDalek: plig it back into the Windows box and shut the machine down .. such that fast start " - hibernation - [04:34] is not a factor . [04:35] ok [04:42] Hey guys. I'm having an issue where modprobe -r NameOfWifiDriver hangs the whole computer, forcing a restart. Any ideas? Ubuntu 16.04. [04:53] anyone still up, or is this place usually this dead at midnight EST? [04:53] I'm still up, even though it's midnight here [04:55] ah, i was just wondering because no one responded. If no one has an answer I get it though. [04:55] I joined after you asked whatever it was [04:56] oh lol. here it is: [04:56] Hey guys. I'm having an issue where modprobe -r NameOfWifiDriver hangs the whole computer, forcing a restart. Any ideas? Ubun [04:56] oh, ugh. [04:58] yeah. I thought Linux was supposed to be really hard to lock up. Guess not =P [04:58] drivers are always another story [05:01] if i copied my linux partition to a usb, is it possible to boot it in a virtualbox machine? [05:01] yup. it's weird though, this wifi adapter is supposedly super famous among the networking crowd for white hat hacking etc. I'm trying to use it with Hak5's Wireshark tutorials, but it won't go into monitor mode. No fix so far. [05:03] glitchd_: not sure, it might have to be specially prepared for that. I have a bootable USB key from work that I want to do the same thing with (rather than having to reboot the machine). [05:04] brb, gonna try somthing that will kill my connection. [05:06] glitchd_, they sell live cd ubuntu on usb drive i think so yes === glitchd_ is now known as glitchd [05:17] thats not quite my situation.. [05:19] i bought a new hard drive. i copied my entire linux partition to my external hard drive for backup. installed the new hard drive. installed everything i need to install. but i realized i forgot to export my bookmarks from chromium. so i would like to boot the old hard drive in a virtualmachine to access chromium and get the bookmarks. [05:20] did you copy your /home [05:20] kk4ewt, i copied the entire partition with dd [05:20] so yes. [05:21] eh, hold up there [05:21] do your bookmarks should still be there [05:21] if you had /home in a dedicated, separate partition ... [05:21] somewhere under ~/.local I would think [05:21] ive looked and cannot seem to find a bookmark.html file [05:21] ill have another look right now then [05:21] did you look in chromium [05:22] lol yes [05:24] hmm i wonder if i can just launch chromium from the usb drive then..? [05:25] oooh I was wrong... it's in ~/.config/google-chrome/ on my machine [05:26] Sean_McG, i assume youre using chrome, im using chromium, slightly different i believe.. [05:27] indeed [05:28] eh i figure it out another day, thx guys, much appreciated [05:31] ubuntu halted on reached target shutdown, any idea [05:32] Can I get some people to test this project and do a survey? https://github.com/Davidj361/OverseerDemo https://goo.gl/forms/WKNan6MoYrFLF3hz1 [05:32] ubuntu 16.04.1/4.4.0-53-generic #74-Ubuntu [05:32] I installed latest 16.04, got lots of issues in it. Most annoying, suspend/resume does not work on laptop. Tried other kernels, but one morning (maybe after an update), it started working.. and then last night again updated, and that issue came back.. Back to day one.. [05:47] has anyone had any luck with virtualizing an ubuntu partition that was originally set up to dual boot? looking for some guidance. [05:49] Can anyone test my project and do a survey? I need data for a document. [05:50] TikityTik, ask in #ubuntu-offtopic as that is off-topic in this channel [05:54] OK, sleeptime [06:10] I'm trying to set up a new machine with my GPG and ssh keys.. I've done `scp -rp .gnupg/ user@host:~/.gnupg` and also `.ssh/` -- I use `pass` and it works to unlock my GPG, but when I try to `git clone` using ssh, it prompts me to unlock with my passphrase but it doesn't work.. What did I miss to set up? [06:15] Am I missing something with Ubuntu, I've been having a difficult time nailing down the random audio popping bug. I have found a few different forum posts addressing it however nothing has seemed to resolve the issue. Anyone here have any advice or input for this? [06:19] Benguitar: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PulseAudio/Troubleshooting#Glitches.2C_skips_or_crackling [06:20] Benguitar: i never got sound on linux comparable to win.. and there is reason for it [06:20] ra21vi, Reason for it? [06:23] Hi Aal [06:23] *All [06:23] is that canonical live updates thing $150/y per server, or per account? [06:23] I am getting [ 598.750962] hub 5-4:1.0: hub_ext_port_status failed (err = -32) [06:23] live patch [06:23] livepatch [06:24] and my usb mouse and keyboard is not working [06:24] kode54: you can use it in your personal computers, up to three I believe [06:24] yes [06:24] I was considering what I'd do if I ended up activating it on all my VPS accounts [06:24] I've got like four of those [06:25] What does it mean ? [06:26] I remember there was also a red hat tool to patch the kernel live [06:26] Benguitar: because hardware manufacturers develops best driver, and sadly for windows only.. linux has evolution on generic solution, to work on most compatible. [06:26] ra21vi, Hmm. :( === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill [06:33] I have having an issue getting samba set up correctly but the samba channel is dead. Basically i see see the share but i cant connect to it even though i have already said a user i want for the share and made a password for that new account [06:37] tacomaster: whats the smb host and guest OS? maybe the guest is trying to use smb3 and the host only supports smb2 === for{} is now known as AsymmetricalFace [06:37] hateball: I am using windows 7 as the one to access and raspbian as the server [06:38] Well Raspbian is not supported here to start with, so [06:52] Can anyone guide me on transfering my GPG and SSH keys to a new machine? I've tried various ways of copying over the `.ssh/` and `.gnupg` directories with `scp` to the new machine and it somewhat works in that I can unlock my passwords with `pass`, but doing e.g. `git clone` with ssh it asks me to unlock with my passphrase and it keeps failing when I input the passphrase. I'm not sure which step I might have missed [06:54] Nikesh, are you sure git is using the correct ssh key? [06:54] anyone familiar with RAID? [06:55] Nikesh, looks like you can specify a particular key to use in a couple ways depending on git version http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4565700/specify-private-ssh-key-to-use-when-executing-shell-command-with-or-without-ruby [06:55] wafflejock: I don't know.. but it seems to be, it as it matches the email I have set up for GPG [06:56] Nikesh, if you have the original public key can check if that is on the server [06:57] wafflejock: Yes I have the original on this machine and it works [06:57] maybe `ssh-add` - from the StackOverthrow thread you linked [07:00] is there a command to check the status of a /dev/sda even if it doesn't show up with fdisk? [07:01] wafflejock: I may have found the issue.. I run `ssh-add` and it error message that the permissions for `id_rsa` are too open and it will be ignored [07:02] Hmm.. [07:03] Hi. Need a help. I got ubuntu 14.04 running. But my arrows keys when pressed for longer duration using any editing or scrolling, doesn't work. It just moves one character or once [07:03] That gets closer as it now asks me for the passphrase for `id_rsa` but it keeps failing when I input the passphrase - and I don't think it's a typo because it works with `pass` [07:03] I need to keep pressing multiple times those keys to move up or down or horizontal [07:05] Kindly help [07:06] Ah! [07:06] I was getting confused about the difference between the ssh-passphrase and the GPG passphrase [07:07] Nikesh, ah okay cool [07:07] Nikesh, for the permissions mine are all just read write for the owner and nothing for anyone else [07:07] Well I guess not all the way there [07:08]