[00:00] <sruli> lapion: you might want to try a newer version of NM, https://launchpad.net/~lkundrak/+archive/ubuntu/network-manager-daily-stable for me it ironed out many issues
[00:00] <ikonia> err no
[00:00] <ikonia> you should not randomly upgrade stuff from PPA
[00:00] <tarelerulz> I'm trying to get my wireless netgrear  n apapter n600 dual band  wnda3200 working. I cna't see the file the ndiswrapper files need
[00:01] <sruli> maybe only when the ubuntu version of NM is broken!
[00:01] <ikonia> sruli: no
[00:01] <Bashing-om> !paste | ra21vi
[00:02] <ra21vi> thanks Bashing-om
[00:03] <tarelerulz>  It  is  usb wireless dongle .  could it be Ubuntu 16.04 does not have the module used to make it work or black listested .
[00:04] <sruli> ikonia: here is the problem with the amd package, each time my screen locks it doesnt accpt my passowrd to login, have to make a reboot to get in
[00:04] <ra21vi> what keyword to search for this chrome text rendering issue - http://imgur.com/a/Bk4UL    (is it flicker or tear ro something else)
[00:04] <lapion> I do not get how nobody else has this problem.. every system I have that runs 16.04 or higher has this same problem. It happens very consistently
[00:05] <sruli> cant even login in tty1, put in my user name and doesnt ask for password, returns to user name line after 5 seconds
[00:05] <lapion> I guess most people do not have a router that has ipv6 dhcp
[00:06] <lapion> and I am one fo the few whose isp supports ipv6...
[00:07] <Ben64> i have ipv6, works perfectly
[00:08] <sruli> what can cause that after screen turns off it doesnt accept my password and need to reboot?
[00:12] <ra21vi> !nvidia
[00:12] <pavlos> sruli, can you get into the grub menu and add nomodeset to the boot options (after splash)
[00:13] <lapion> Ben64, yeah but if you set the network profile to require ipv4, do you get both ipv4 and ipv6 upon boot
[00:13] <lapion> ?
[00:14] <esck> hello
[00:14] <esck> i need help
[00:14] <lapion> Ben64, when using auto connect on ehternet network ?
[00:15] <Bashing-om> !help | esck
[00:15] <esck> Bashing-om: i have pain in my ass
[00:15] <esck> what to do?
[00:16] <gswallow> esck: you didn't ask in one line :)
[00:16] <esck> ok, I have pain in my butthole. anyone can help?
[00:16] <sruli> pavlos: what will not loading graphic drivers help?
[00:17] <gswallow> esck: I hear switching to Mac OS X will fix that.
[00:17] <esck> gswallow: thanks faggot
[00:19] <ra21vi> esck, are you a bot?
[00:19] <esck> ra21vi: no, asshole.
[00:20] <ra21vi> !report
[00:20] <\9> !ops
[00:21] <Flannel> esck: Please mind your language, and get on with your support question, thanks.
[00:21] <esck> Flannel: kiss my ass
[00:21] <pavlos> sruli, allow you to login ... this may help, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/03/ubuntu-drops-amd-catalyst-fglrx-driver-16-04
[00:21] <esck> Flannel: wow, strong guy, kiss my ass again
[00:21] <gswallow> +
[00:29] <sruli> pavlos: i am using the amdgpu driver, if i use nomodset with it not load at all?
[00:29] <pavlos> sruli, correct
[00:30] <sruli> pavlos: in that case i am back to sq1 with no multi display support
[00:34] <pavlos> sruli, maybe I misunderstood the issue, I thought you could not load the AMD 460 drivers
[00:39] <ra21vi> what keyword to search for this chrome text rendering issue - http://imgur.com/a/Bk4UL    (is it flicker or tear or something else)
[00:41] <sruli> pavlos: the original problem was that the card does not work out of the box i need to install the package from amd site to get it to work, which i dont understand why, but from the responses here it seemed thats not a problem, however i find that when the screen locks i cannot log back in (without the amd drivers i dont get display settings options i need for my 3 displays)
[00:42] <pavlos> sruli, ok, I stand corrected.
[00:43] <CrazyH> Does anyone know how to fix the broken workspace switcher in Ubuntu 16.04? I've tried all the web has to offer. None of it works :-(
[00:43] <sruli> pavlos: you mean i should use the nomodset?
[00:44] <pavlos> sruli, no -- I dont know how to set up mult displays
[01:00] <daisy> hi can someone help me ?
[01:01] <bazhang> daisy, ask a question first
[01:01] <Bashing-om> daisy: No way to know 'til you say what the issue is .
[01:01] <ra21vi> what keyword to search for this chrome text rendering issue - http://imgur.com/a/Bk4UL    (is it flicker or tear or something else)
[01:01] <ra21vi> Bashing-om, ^
[01:02] <daisy> i have a question im confused i want to learn one of these two either sql server 2012 or pentesting but i dont know wich one will be better for a career?
[01:02] <ra21vi> daisy, this is ubuntu chan
[01:02] <daisy> i know but i need help plz
[01:02] <daisy> if u can help me ill be gratefull
[01:04] <Bashing-om> ra21vi: I am not the greatest in finding graphics faults . but .. what card and what driver is in use ?
[01:05] <spacekoo1> Anyone know if/ how I can import LXC containers from a previous installation? (With tarballs of the rootfs + config)
[01:05] <ra21vi> Bashing-om, nvidia 960M (with IGD), with nvidia-367 proprietary driver (ubuntu 16.04)
[01:07] <Bashing-om> ra21vi: pastebin ' dpkg -l | grep nvidia ' let's see what is installed and if there are conflicts .
[01:07] <ra21vi> daisy, pentesting needs a lot dedication, no defined zone on what exactly to learn.. No books to master. Its also not mainstream job, struggle, but if hired n u r smart, good pay scale. SQLServer is MS technology..  Lets close this discusion now
[01:07] <ra21vi> spacekoo1, docker?
[01:08] <spacekoo1> @ra21vi LCD
[01:08] <spacekoo1> *LXD
[01:08] <ra21vi> spacekoo1, they have irc chan #lxcontainers
[01:08] <spacekoo1> My previous host was Fedora which I had to leave, I archived all the containers and now copied them onto my new server. Where I want to use LXD and ZFS. But I can't work out how to import the old containers now :(
[01:13] <spacekoo1> @ra21vi I guess I'll go ask there...
[01:13] <dylan> hii
[01:13] <dylan> whos alive
[01:14] <ra21vi> probably you..
[01:14] <dylan> no
[01:14] <bazhang> dylan, here is ubuntu support, do you have a support issue
[01:50] <qq> Hello i have problem downloading and  installing mysql workbench when i use console : sudo apt-get install mysql-workbench console stops working cant type or do anything
[01:51] <ra21vi> qq: which ubuntu?
[01:51] <Bashing-om> !info console xenial
[01:51] <qq> kubuntu 16.10
[01:52] <Bashing-om> qq: ^^ The exact command you attempted to execute ? and what release is this in ?
[01:53] <TheHackOps> I have a VPN which uses DNS leak protection, the issue is when i disconnect from it i cant resolve any websites via their domain names
[01:53] <TheHackOps> Checked the settings in my network manager and nothing looks different than normal
[01:53] <TheHackOps> Any ideas how to clear all the settings the vpn client has set
[01:56] <qq> sudo apt-get install mysql-workbench
[01:57] <Bashing-om> !info mysql-workbench yaketty
[01:57] <Tuzam> im on 16.04. will "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" update it to 16.10 or something and thus depriving me of the 3-year support?
[01:57] <nights> hm
[01:57] <nights> why is my .bash_history missing?
[01:57] <nights> just reinstalled fresh on 3 different machines and same with all
[01:58] <nights> tried touch and chown
[01:58] <Bashing-om> !info mysql-workbench yakkety
[02:00] <Bashing-om> Tuzam: No, "dist-upgrade' updates installed packages, and has nothing direct to do with a release upgrade. That release upgrade is a different command .
[02:01] <Flannel> Tuzam: No.  update/dist-upgrade (assuming you didn't do anything unusual with your sources.list), will make you up-to-date on your current version, nothing to do with switching between versions.
[02:01] <Tuzam> will these also install security updates, and what's the command to update versions?
[02:01] <Bashing-om> qq: So what is installed ' dpkg -l mysql-workbench ' ?
[02:01] <Flannel> Tuzam: Assuming you haven't disabled your security repositories, then yes, you'll get security updates too.
[02:04] <qq> console stop working nothink is installed it ask me to write my password but i cant write anythink cuz it stops working
[02:07] <Bashing-om> qq: Ouch . at the login screen key combo ctl+alt+F1 for a console interface . Can you log into the system here ?
[02:12] <The_Chullachaky> Compañeros; acabo de instalar ide netbeans en mi lap, y cuando empienzo a abrir un proyecto nuevo elijo "Java Application" y me sale la bola de mensajes de error.... que comienzan .-..."Not all requested modules can be enaled" ... me pueden ayudar gracias
[02:13] <The_Chullachaky> estoy con ubuntu 16; el Ide de netbeans q instale es el "sh" no instale netbeans con synaptic (tengo instalado netbeans 8.2
[02:13] <Flannel> !es | The_Chullachaky
[02:19] <qq> thanks <3 it worked from ctrl+alt+f1
[02:24] <Bashing-om> qq: So we have a permissions issue with mysql-perhaps only ? Make sure "you" are authorized to access your desktop ' ls -al .ICEauthority .Xauthority ' .
[02:44] <SpaceBass> anyone familiar with EncFS? I'm using -o umask='0002' but it's not honoring that once it's mounted
[02:44] <SpaceBass> I end up with: -rwxrwxr-x
[02:45] <TheHackOps> I have a VPN which uses DNS leak protection, the issue is when i disconnect from it i cant resolve any websites via their domain names
[02:45] <TheHackOps> Checked the settings in my network manager and nothing looks different than normal
[02:45] <TheHackOps> Any ideas how to clear all the settings the vpn client has set
[02:45] <mniip> SpaceBass, sounds about right, no?
[02:48] <sruli> TheHackOps: how does the vpn use dns leak protection? does it use iptables?
[02:48] <SpaceBass> mniip, come to think of it, it does...but the app (#owncloud) I'm trying to use complains that the dir is not 770
[02:48] <mniip> maybe it's asking for literal 770?
[02:49] <mniip> i.e a-rx
[02:49] <TheHackOps> sruli, no idea
[02:49] <TheHackOps> But when I disconnect from the vpn i get a DNS probe error
[02:50] <sruli> TheHackOps: paste output of "sudo iptables -nvL" to paaste.ubuntu.com
[02:50] <TheHackOps> ok
[02:50] <sruli> paste.ubuntu.com
[02:50] <TheHackOps> Wait connected or disconnected from vpn
[02:51] <sruli> disconnected
[02:51] <TheHackOps> kk
[02:51] <TheHackOps> one sec
[02:53] <sruli> TheHackOps: also paste the output of "cat /etc/resolv.conf"
[02:55] <TheHackOps> sruli, http://paste.ubuntu.com/23651468/
[02:56] <sruli> TheHackOps: also paste the output of "cat /etc/resolv.conf"
[02:56] <TheHackOps> While disconnected?
[02:57] <sruli> yes
[02:57] <TheHackOps> Ok
[02:57] <TheHackOps> Gotta disconnect again
[02:57] <TheHackOps> brb
[02:58] <bridgesox> We are Anonymous. We are ready to find and crucify our circumcisers.
[02:58] <bridgesox> LOL
[03:00] <TheHackOps> sruli, could you give me the ip address of paste.ubuntu.com
[03:00] <TheHackOps> so i dont have to reconnect
[03:00] <sruli> what ip is in there?
[03:00] <sruli> in resolv.conf
[03:00] <TheHackOps> No i mean
[03:01] <TheHackOps> Oh
[03:01] <TheHackOps> there is nothing in there afaik
[03:01] <TheHackOps> its just comments
[03:01] <TheHackOps> ill open it in vim
[03:01] <TheHackOps> ye nothing
[03:01] <Westin> Hi
[03:03] <TheHackOps> sruli, Any other ideas
[03:03] <sruli> whats in resolv.conf?
[03:03] <TheHackOps> I told you
[03:03] <TheHackOps> Just #DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE MANUALLY BLA BLA BLA
[03:03] <TheHackOps> # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8)
[03:03] <TheHackOps> #     DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
[03:04] <TheHackOps> Thats all thats in it
[03:04] <sruli> you dont have a line with nameserver 127.0.0.1
[03:04] <TheHackOps> no
[03:04] <sruli> i guess the vpn software removes it and does not put it back, basically it protects from dns leaks while you are disconnected
[03:04] <TheHackOps> ah
[03:05] <TheHackOps> should i run resolvconf
[03:05] <TheHackOps> Do you know the command to re-insert that line
[03:05] <sruli> try adding a line with "nameserver 127.0.0.1" see if it works, but i dont know how your vpn software works, it might mess with your dns leak protection, i use openvpn + iptables rules
[03:06] <TheHackOps> Meh im not even concerned about privacy so much its just for netflix i use it
[03:07] <TheHackOps> nope
[03:07] <TheHackOps> that had no effect
[03:08] <sruli> it might have messed with resolver, try instead of 127.0.0.1 put 8.8.8.8
[03:08] <TheHackOps> sruli, ok
[03:08] <TheHackOps> The file says do not edit
[03:08] <TheHackOps> At what point will it be destroyed, on reboot?
[03:09] <sruli> yes
[03:09] <TheHackOps> Aha
[03:09] <TheHackOps> That fixed it
[03:09] <TheHackOps> How do i make that perma
[03:09] <sruli> everytime you disconnect from vpn you will have to do it
[03:10] <i-kill-frogs> the frogs
[03:10] <i-kill-frogs> they dead
[03:10] <i-kill-frogs> my psychiatrist had a pet frog
[03:10] <TheHackOps> ew
[03:10] <TheHackOps> ok
[03:10] <sruli> but!!! after you do it and connect to vpn again check if its still there and make a dns leak test with something like ipleak.net
[03:10] <i-kill-frogs> but my psychiatrist asked annoying questions
[03:10] <TheHackOps> mhm
[03:10] <i-kill-frogs> like "have you ever killed anything?"
[03:11] <TheHackOps> sruli, Again I live in Australia soo im not hiding from anything major
[03:11] <i-kill-frogs> so i stabbed his frog with a scissors
[03:11] <i-kill-frogs> and then i said yes, i have killed stuff
[03:11] <bazhang> i-kill-frogs, not on topic here please stop
[03:11] <TheHackOps> but yea i think Netflix can detect DNS leakage
[03:11] <i-kill-frogs> that was the first time i ever killed a frog
[03:11] <i-kill-frogs> bazhang: bug off
[03:11] <i-kill-frogs> and since then, i have been killing frogs
[03:11] <i-kill-frogs> sorry bazhang
[03:11] <sruli> TheHackOps: it surely can, question is if it does,
[03:12] <i-kill-frogs> did not realize you are op.
[03:12] <bazhang> stay on topic here i-kill-frogs
[03:12] <i-kill-frogs> ok sorry
[03:12] <TheHackOps> sruli, I think thats one way they prevent content circumvention
[03:12] <i-kill-frogs> how do i cr@x0r an ubuntu passw0rd?
[03:12] <bazhang> i-kill-frogs, you dont
[03:12] <i-kill-frogs> i need to hack the computer at the zoo
[03:12] <i-kill-frogs> and it runs ubuntu
[03:12] <bazhang> i-kill-frogs, again off topic
[03:13] <i-kill-frogs> the location of all the frogs is stored on it
[03:13] <i-kill-frogs> soo i must crack the ubuntu  login password
[03:24] <belest> Hello! Help, please to install fpc and lazarus. Is it possible to install them without of mass uninstall?
[03:26] <wyoung> belest: free pascal and lazarus :/  personally i would develop in python instead.
[03:27] <wyoung> i am quite sure not many people here can help you with that.  perhaps a lazarus specific channel will be a better place to look (or mailing list).
[03:28] <belest> Ok, going to lazarus channel...
[03:29] <wyoung> i wish i could help more :(
[03:29] <bazhang> be patient wyoung and learn, and help when you can
[03:30] <Bashing-om> !info lazarus xenial | bele
[03:52] <stein2843> exit
[04:12] <ziggi> hello
[04:14] <ziggi> please help
[04:14] <joshua__> hi
[04:14] <ziggi> hz
[04:14] <ziggi> hy
[04:14] <joshua__> i am new to ubunru
[04:14] <joshua__> ubuntu
[04:14] <Gobbert> ziggi: what do you need help with?
[04:14] <ziggi> i am
[04:15] <joshua__> boot speed was very slow
[04:15] <joshua__> 2 min to boot
[04:15] <joshua__> but windows machine was very fast
[04:15] <ziggi> how to instal adobe flash player to firefox   linux mint?
[04:17] <joshua__> go to addons
[04:17] <joshua__> search for flash
[04:18] <joshua__> hy
[04:18] <joshua__> any 1
[04:19] <Bashing-om> !mint | ziggi
[04:20] <ziggi> ah ok  ))  its new version update
[04:21] <joshua__> how to increase boot speed
[04:22] <darkblue> joshua__, the best way is do not shut your system down...
[04:24] <joshua__> dark blue but i m using laptop
[04:26] <Bashing-om> joshua__: Boot speed analsys : http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/systemd-blame.html tutorial .
[04:34] <infectiious> anyone got any good termite guides for ubuntu? I've got it installed but havn't configured anything yet.
[04:44] <kylin_> 大家好
[04:45] <kylin_> 新加入Ubuntu
[04:45] <kylin_> 多多指教
[04:57] <Guest68383> FAST SUPPORT NEEDED IN IRC.REMOVED.US #DSLR WHITES ONLY NO NIGGER'S OR SPICS!!!!!!! jelatta Mibix edwinp[m] Swant LiMp^ Ad1Tech Kjartan SQL syadnom simulated ChrisOei ahoneybun CrazyEddy bigpresh jtrucks Electrometro lift JoshuaACasey axsuul anononon[m] [AMSG]
[05:13] <devstronger> hello
[05:13] <devstronger> please
[05:15] <lotuspsychje> !ask | devstronger
[05:28] <beqa> ..
[05:30] <lotuspsychje> !ask | beqa
[05:33] <beqa> i just installed ubuntu few days ago.. so im begginer n sorry if there will be some mistakes , my english is not great:)
[05:56] <ngaio> compiz is constantly crashing for me in 16.10. Error: [Errno 21] Is a directory: '/proc/driver/nvidia/gpus/0000:01:00.0'
[05:57] <ngaio> it's getting to be quite destructive given it kills all of my running applications too, except Gnome Files for some reason
[05:57] <ngaio> it's triggered when I use VirtualBox
[05:58] <beqa> are u used kill comand ?
[05:58] <ngaio> no
[05:58] <ngaio> it dies all by itself
[05:59] <ngaio> sometimes it restarts, sometimes it doesn't and I need to reset
[06:01] <ngaio> I've been using Ubuntu for about a decade now and this is definitely the most difficult bug I've encountered
[06:01] <davido> have you tried tailing /var/log/syslog and doing whatever needs to be done to trigger the fail?
[06:02] <davido> i'm not sure you would find anything useful there but may be worth a shot
[06:02] <eodchop> (eodchop) Hi all. I have a bash script that calls tcpdump as the last command. Tcpdump is starting, but the script is not exciting after tcpdump starts. This script is started by cron hourly. This is causing several pids to stack up of the script.I have tried using the '&' to background it like i would from the CLI.... What is the proper way to background tcpdump and have the script return 0 status?
[06:03] <beqa> can i turn off join/remove notifications ?
[06:04] <davido> beqa that's up to your irc client
[06:05] <ngaio> davido, does this look useful to anyone? kernel: [18889.622835] compiz[4879]: segfault at 80 ip 00007f5f6fe58656 sp 00007ffe42545250 error 4 in libunityshell.so[7f5f6fc47000+5df000]
[06:41] <cris19> hi
[06:41] <cfhowlett> ask your ubuntu questions, cris19
[06:41] <cris19> dove posso scaricare?
[06:41] <cfhowlett> !it | cris19
[06:47] <beqa> test
[07:01] <ron_> salut
[07:01] <cfhowlett> !it | ron_
[07:01] <ron_> Yes but, I'm french :D
[07:02] <cfhowlett> English in this channel.
[07:02] <cfhowlett> !fr
[07:03] <gebruiker> how can I add a user automatically with the system groups as the one with the installation
[07:09] <pronet> system > User and groups. Then add one
[07:09]  * homejoe 
[07:09]  * homejoe 
[07:10] <pronet> All configs of the proir user account must be done on a separate account. @gebruiker
[07:10] <johnflux> systemd is running a "java" process with is using 300% cpu.
[07:10] <johnflux> Any idea what this could be?
[07:13] <johnflux> ah, found it :)
[07:15] <JollyOmole> hiIIIiiIIIIIIIiiIIiiiIIIiiIIIIIIII
[07:19] <joe> part
[07:21] <JollyOmole> ubuntu would been making the first smart tvs
[07:21] <cfhowlett> JollyOmole, is there a question there?
[07:21] <JollyOmole> had they not allow themselves to be dimwitted dumbasses that assumed they can just act clueless when they question about programming
[07:22] <JollyOmole> hello howlett
[07:22] <cfhowlett> JollyOmole, enough.  this is the tech support channel.  chitchat goes to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:22] <JollyOmole> oh its about ubuntu as a group, and assembly
[07:22] <JollyOmole> not really offtopic material... but irrelavent...
[07:22] <JollyOmole> so hows unity coming along?
[07:23] <cfhowlett> !details | JollyOmole
[07:23] <JollyOmole> howlette.. that was irrelavent to my question
[07:24] <JollyOmole> or is unity just to be the adbeflash mockup?
[07:24] <JollyOmole> but see y'all was callin ubuntu core's unity, which also made me wonder
[07:24] <nights> jesus
[07:24] <nights> how hard can this be
[07:24] <JollyOmole> huh?
[07:24] <nights> how do i append $(hostname) while reading a while in a bash script?
[07:25] <nights> *a file
[07:26] <JollyOmole> you can look up the daemon code in the manual
[07:26] <civ> What's opc
[07:26] <nights> because you dont know
[07:26] <JollyOmole> just type ? before the applied command
[07:26] <JollyOmole> unless the manufiles
[07:27] <JollyOmole> are still being removed/edited
[07:27] <JollyOmole> or bugged out
[07:27] <JollyOmole> then just use the connection manager
[07:27] <JollyOmole> i dnt know what your trying to do on your computer, no... could you elaborate?
[07:28] <JollyOmole> oh missing manual files
[07:28] <JollyOmole> gosh, might check lost&found, and remove the containers off it.
[07:28] <JollyOmole> lol
[07:32] <JollyOmole> gosh darn they all going to skype to chat now
[07:38] <cfhowlett> !ping
[07:43] <pronet> guys, Does inter linking motherboards through  pci  enabale multi-processors exploitation?
[08:01] <Polarcraft> So right now I have a script that looks for a session name, but I need to find only the screen session. How would I go about changing this so it would only look for screens with a certain name? "if ps ax | grep -v grep | grep $screen > /dev/null"
[08:01] <yellabs-r2> hello all , does some one know how to auto advance to next apge with evince pdf view ( this is for a presentation )
[08:02] <yellabs-r2> apge = page
[08:02] <yellabs-r2> :)
[08:02] <cfhowlett> yellabs-r2, use libreoffice impress
[08:02] <yellabs-r2> for pdf ?
[08:03] <cfhowlett> evince is a no-frills viewer.  so things like autoadvance are absent
[08:04] <cfhowlett> now impressive, on the other hand, will absolutely do autoadvance.  however, terminal based ...
[08:06] <yellabs-r2> impressive ?
[08:07] <cfhowlett> !info impressive
[08:13] <alkisg> Hi, I'm trying to print on a hp laserjet cp1515n on Ubuntu 16.04, and I'm getting "data" instead of normal printouts, like "JZJZ4$ZZ on top + empty page". This worked fine in previous Ubuntu versions. Other HP printers work fine in 16.04. So I'm suspecting an issue with the .ppd file?
[08:15] <hateball> alkisg: what driver are you using? perhaps the wizard picked the wrong one for you
[08:15] <alkisg> hateball: I tried with the jetdirect one, and with the dnssd one
[08:16] <alkisg> (both do mention the correct printer name of course)
[08:16] <hateball> alkisg: by jetdirect, you mean the hpijs driver?
[08:16] <alkisg> hateball: so, I click on add network printer. I get two options, one to add the printer via ip on port 9100 as an appsockete/hp jetdirect printer,
[08:17] <yellabs-r2> thanks for the tip , impressive is a cool program, some one should take time to write a gui for it ..
[08:17] <alkisg> hateball:  and another one to add it via dns-sd, so I select that second one in case the printer ip changes
[08:17] <yellabs-r2> but for now , i can slide show any pdf file , nice !
[08:17] <hateball> alkisg: either should be fine, but you should be able to pick driver as well
[08:17] <hateball> alkisg: or if the wizard does that for you, at least be able to edit the one used
[08:17] <alkisg> hateball: then I get the driver selection dialog, and I select HP => Color LaserJet CP1215 (suggested) foomatic/foo2hp
[08:18] <hateball> alkisg: do you have any other options? like hpijs
[08:18] <alkisg> No, I only have 1 option there
[08:18] <hateball> alkisg: do you have hplip installed ?
[08:18] <alkisg> hateball: hrm, while typing it, I noticed "1215" vs "1515" which is the printer model
[08:19] <alkisg> hateball: hmm, it's "state=rc" for unknown reason... thanks, installing...
[08:22] <alkisg> hateball: thank you very much, printing works fine now, will investigate why hplip was in "rc" state. :) You're great!
[08:22] <hateball> alkisg: :)
[08:22] <hateball> probably left in broken state after some upgrade or other
[08:34] <ooxi> I'm running Ubuntu 16.04, should I use syslog or journald for logging of my docker container?
[08:34] <ooxi> which does ubuntu use by default for other services?
[08:35] <ikonia> they do the same thing and can be used in conjunction
[08:35] <ikonia> you can use journald to log to syslog for example
[08:36] <ooxi> @ikonia yes but which should be the primary target?
[08:37] <ikonia> up to you
[08:37] <ooxi> or does ubuntu not have one and some services use syslog while other use journald?
[08:37] <ikonia> there isn't a rule
[08:37] <ooxi> ok
[08:37] <ooxi> thanks :)
[08:46] <HairToday> How can I restore a single fie from a single package without re-installing said package?  is there a like a .deb I can download for this package?
[08:46] <Ben64> HairToday: explain what you're trying to do
[08:46] <HairToday> vlc-data - I was trying to remove the santa hat icon and I accidentally over wrote the orignal icon
[08:47] <HairToday> the original file is in the vlc-data package
[08:47] <Ben64> what's bad about reinstalling it
[08:47] <HairToday> Wouldn't it reset my setting and other undesirables?
[08:48] <hateball> HairToday: apt-get download vlc-data, open with your archive manager of choice and extract the file you want
[08:48] <Ben64> no
[08:48] <Ben64> your settings wouldn't be affected
[08:48] <hateball> ^
[08:48] <HairToday> hateball, Thank You!!  Thats also good information for the future
[08:48] <HairToday> Thank you Ben64
[08:49] <testtest001> Hey all, I have a ubuntu 16.04 and there's something strange with nautilus : when I run an executable compiled through make and GCC that opens a window it works in terminal but when double clicking in nautilus it does nothing
[09:10] <rory> Once a minute or so, my external monitor goes black for a second before coming back on. I tried a different monitor which has the same issue, and also a different displayport cable.
[09:10] <rory> I can't see anything in syslog when this happens, is there anywhere else I should look?
[09:13] <ikonia> rory: do you have multiple monitors/laptop monitors ?
[09:14] <rory> I have one external monitor + built-in laptop monitor
[09:14] <ikonia> so you see this behaviour sometimes while the monitors sync with each other and align each other, the flashing is the detection
[09:14] <rory> i seem to be able to trigger it more often by moving my cursor between displays
[09:14] <rory> weird flashing artifact yes
[09:15] <rory> MATE desktop 16.04
[09:20] <subho99> I am trying to Reverse Tether my Android, and I have followed this guide: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28857402/reverse-tethering-of-several-android-devices-via-usb
[09:21] <subho99> However I wan't to know if it's possible to use play store while reverse tethering my android
[09:22] <subho99> Because as it is mentioned play store and some other apps don't work while revese tethering.
[09:22] <subho99> Is there any workaround?
[09:23] <rory> it happens if I switch my display manager to Compiz, or to Marco (no compositor)
[09:23] <subho99> This guide doesn't work for me(the last part i.e. temporarily using 3G). Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2287494
[09:26] <rory> where is the space coming from in the output of: date +"%Y%m%d-%k%M%S"
[09:26] <rory> 20161219- 92624
[09:27] <rory> I swear it wasn't doing this on Friday
[09:27] <ws> ??
[09:30] <jc> Having a little trouble with cupsd in that it restarts at 06:25 every morning without fail, rendering pending print jobs unprintable. How can I prevent this service from restarting? upstart and cron.daily aren't providing any clues.
[09:42] <Duzzy> Hey, is it possible to get back a deleted file somehow? Running 16.04
[09:46] <rory> Duzzy: in theory yes, check this http://askubuntu.com/a/676247/62969
[09:47] <rory> Duzzy: stop writing to the drive immediately
[09:47] <Duzzy> rory: im checking that page now yeah
[09:49] <rory> Duzzy: you should consider the file lost though
[09:49] <Duzzy> yeah
[09:50] <Duzzy> I've used vi to edit that file, maybe vi does save some kind of swap/backup file somewhere?
[09:50] <Duzzy> No hidden files in the folder though
[09:50] <Duzzy> so if it does, they are somewhere else
[09:50] <rory> maybe in /tmp
[09:50] <rory> dont think so though
[09:51] <Duzzy> Its a script, and its being run by cron, know if cron saves something? :S
[09:51] <rory> it does not
[09:52] <Duzzy> Okay.. I'll just rewrite it then, thanks rory
[10:06] <koroso> how can i remove directory /etc/ssh please?
[10:07] <jroach> cd /etc
[10:07] <jroach> rm -rf ssh
[10:17] <guest> koroso: why?
[10:18] <guest> how can I solve this problem with installing mysql-client-5.5 - apt-get -f install performs no action http://paste.ubuntu.com/23652732/
[10:18] <koroso> because i can solve a pb with openssh-server
[10:18] <guest> sudo rm -rf /etc/ssh
[10:18] <koroso> and i can remove openssh-server
[10:19] <guest> I think if you need to ask this, you ought not to be removing that directory though.
[10:19] <guest> what are you trying to do overall
[10:19] <guest> you can "apt-get remove openssh-server"
[10:20] <DHEGLENK> d
[10:20] <ikonia> guest: stop using a PPA
[10:20] <ikonia> guest: thats how you can solve the mysql client problem
[10:20] <koroso> it doent work
[10:20] <ikonia> koroso: whats the problem you have
[10:21] <DHEGLENK> DHEGLENK: test
[10:21] <guest> don't think I'm using a ppa. Nothing listed in /etc/apt/sources.list or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[10:21] <ikonia> guest: I suspect you are
[10:21] <ikonia> guest: as there are broken packages, that would be unlikley in the main repo
[10:21] <ikonia> guest: where are you getting mysql from (what repo)
[10:22] <ikonia> guest: look at why libdbi-perl is not available for example
[10:22] <guest> main I assume. Here is my apt-get update http://paste.ubuntu.com/23652748/
[10:22] <guest> Package libdbi-perl is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[10:23] <ikonia> guest: mysql 5.5 is not in precise
[10:23] <guest> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[10:23] <guest> etc
[10:23] <ikonia> so where are you getting that
[10:23] <guest> oh
[10:23] <ikonia> oh wait, is it
[10:23] <ikonia> hang on
[10:23] <DHEGLENK> i have the problem monitor on pc
[10:23] <guest> let me bounce the server it might be a snafu
[10:23] <ikonia> err no
[10:24] <ikonia> thats not going to fix anything
[10:24] <ikonia> !info mysql-client-5.5
[10:24] <guest> it could, I already had mysql-client-core.5.5 installed
[10:24] <guest> go back to clean base.
[10:24] <ikonia> guest: again - thats not i nyour repo
[10:24] <ikonia> guest: a reboot won't "clean" anything
[10:24] <guest> well it got installed from somewhere
[10:24] <guest> not a reboot
[10:24] <guest> a new server
[10:24] <Ben64> precise, not yakkety
[10:24] <ikonia> yes, I was looking in precise on packages.ubuntu.com
[10:25] <guest> shoot the cattle
[10:25] <ikonia> it doesn't show as a valid package name
[10:25] <guest> i got it from trying to run "mysql" command
[10:25] <ikonia> mysql-client-5.5 is not listed as a valid package
[10:25] <guest> and it said I should install mysql-client-core-5.5
[10:25] <Ben64> !info mysql-client-5.5 precise
[10:25]  * Ben64 shrugs
[10:25] <ikonia> ??
[10:25] <guest> tried that, but then later needed mysqldump command, which says I should install mysql-client-5.5
[10:26] <ikonia> http://packages.ubuntu.com
[10:26] <guest> which brought me to this point
[10:26] <ikonia> that shows no mysql-client-5.5
[10:26] <FinalX> 5.5 might be in backports, but precise default is mysql-{server,client}-5.1, not 5.5
[10:26] <guest> I'm not lying...
[10:26] <FinalX> oh, not even in backports.
[10:26] <guest> new instance coming up I'll let you know
[10:26] <FinalX> I'm running 50 precise installs, they don't have 5.5.
[10:27] <guest> hopefully this isn't configured with a later repo or something batshit like that
[10:27] <guest> wouldnt put it past the new dev team
[10:27] <Ben64> http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise-updates/mysql-client-5.5
[10:28] <FinalX> ah, yeah, in updates.
[10:28] <Ben64> looks like guest is missing some repos
[10:28] <swarnadeep> there
[10:29] <guest> tbh I could just install 5.1
[10:29] <swarnadeep> hello
[10:29] <jroach> is there a substitute for the super key on a chromebook?
[10:29] <DHEGLENK> preci
[10:29] <guest> root@ip-10-86-11-209:~# mysql
[10:29] <guest> The program 'mysql' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[10:29] <guest> apt-get install mysql-client-core-5.5
[10:29] <Ben64> guest: fix your repo list
[10:30] <guest> it's untouched
[10:30] <Ben64> pastebin it
[10:30] <sruli> i am having problems with blutooth headset a2dp profile, after a minute or so the audio looses sync, i have to reconnect every time to get back in sync, how can i resolve this?
[10:31] <guest> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23652787/
[10:31] <Ben64> why didn't stuff like 'deb http://eu-west-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise main restricted' show up on your apt-get update then?
[10:32] <guest> hang on this is a new instance. it might still be configuring itsself. 1 min
[10:33] <guest> when i run apt-get update now I DO see those
[10:34] <Ben64> then why wasn't it on the one you pastebinned earlier
[10:34] <guest> The one I pastebinned earlier was from before I terminated the instance and got a new one
[10:35] <guest> possible the old instance was in a broke/partially-configured state
[10:35] <guest> now I DO see PPAs on this inatcne
[10:36] <guest> regardless, I'm now able to install mysql-client-5.5
[10:36] <guest> so it sounds like that was the case to start with
[10:37] <guest> sorry for waste of time
[10:38] <koroso> what's that mean /etc/ssh/sshd_config: line 1: Bad configuration option: \357\273\277
[10:39] <Ben64> line 1 has that weird stuff in it
[10:41] <guest> koroso: if you want to be sure then "cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config" and put it on http://paste.ubuntu.com and share the URL in this channel.
[10:42] <koroso> there is no error see it please http://paste.ubuntu.com/23652816/
[10:43] <Ben64> there is, or the error wouldn't exist
[10:44] <Ben64> sounds like you edited the file with some wonky editor
[10:44] <everson> Hi all, using 16.04 desktop, I have multiple terminals open that are SSHd into different servers. In old versions of Ubuntu I would see window "titles" in the taskbar with the server names, ie: everson@freenode, everson@othernode, etc. - but now I can't, and having to alt-tab is getting a bit frustrating. Any tips on how to get the window titles to display in the taskbar again? Thanks
[10:45] <koroso> i open this file with libreoffice is it possible that is the problem?
[10:46] <DHEGLENK> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23652825/
[10:47] <ikonia> the problem is line 1 has bad info it it
[10:48] <koroso> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23652816/ can you verify please and tell me because i dont see any error
[10:48] <ikonia> koroso: that is not the default ubuntu config file
[10:48] <ikonia> where has that come from
[10:49] <koroso> i just change Port
[10:49] <avellanedas> morning people
[10:49] <ikonia> koroso: I'd be looking for hidden caracters
[10:49] <ikonia> koroso: visually it looks fine
[10:49] <ikonia> koroso: what text editor did you change it in
[10:49] <koroso> ok thank you
[10:50] <avellanedas> fucking freaks
[10:50] <koroso> libreoffice
[10:50] <koroso> maybe that is the error
[10:50] <koroso> i must have use notepad
[10:51] <koroso> since i change port with libreoffice it doesnt work anymore
[10:51] <ikonia> koroso: have you found the hidden chars ?
[10:51] <koroso> i will see
[10:53] <koroso> how can i do it?
[10:54] <Ben64> maybe you saved it strangely
[10:54] <Ben64> i'd suggest using something more basic, like nano
[10:55] <ikonia> wise words Ben64
[11:00] <koroso> can i just remove /etc/ssh/sshd_config and reinstall it?
[11:01] <koroso> because i dont know how to find hidden char
[11:02] <sruli> koroso:  "sudo apt-get remove --purge ssh" then "sudo apt install ssh"
[11:02] <guest> that should be openssh-server not "ssh"
[11:04] <sruli> Guest: are you sure? that config looks like ssh client to me
[11:04] <guest> sshd_config is the ssh daemon (that's what the d stands for)
[11:04] <koroso> ok thank u sruli i try it
[11:04] <Filystyn> i need ppa key hash
[11:04] <Filystyn> thx
[11:05] <Filystyn> how to find that
[11:05] <guest> Filystyn: step back a bit, what problem are you experiencing?
[11:05] <Filystyn> im on debian now extreamly pissed already
[11:05] <sruli> i am having problems with blutooth headset a2dp profile, after a minute or so the audio looses sync, i have to reconnect every time to get back in sync, how can i resolve this?
[11:05] <Filystyn> i wanted to add ubuntu repository to dowload glc because idiot who made the build file of it fucked it up
[11:06] <bazhang> Filystyn, no cursing here
[11:06] <Filystyn> that's not coursing stay on topic
[11:06] <guest> we won't help with your debian problems here Filystyn - at any rate, trying to add an Ubuntu PPA on Debian will almost certainly be a bad idea
[11:06] <Filystyn> just where do i find the key
[11:06] <Filystyn> i don't care how bad idea it is
[11:06] <guest> on the launchpad page for the PPA
[11:06] <Filystyn> thx
[11:07] <Filystyn> this? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[11:07] <Filystyn> i see no key here
[11:08] <guest> Filystyn: link the PPA page itsself
[11:08] <guest> Filystyn: what PPA?
[11:08] <guest> it's a different key for every PPA
[11:08] <bazhang> Filystyn, please dont use the enter key as punctuation
[11:08] <Filystyn> ppa:arand/ppa
[11:09] <guest> Filystyn: https://launchpad.net/~arand/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
[11:09] <guest> epand "technical details about this PPA"
[11:09] <Filystyn> found it
[11:09] <Filystyn> it was in *technical data
[11:10] <Filystyn> Jezus
[11:10] <Filystyn> adding the fuckign key
[11:10] <bazhang> Filystyn, no cursing here at all
[11:11] <guest> Filystyn: you're on your own now anyway. Or go to #debian and tell them you're having trouble adding an Ubuntu PPA (please :P)
[11:11] <Arrghus> I have a computer with a 15GB SSD and a 1TB HDD. Would there be any problems with installing Ubuntu on the SSD and using the HDD for file storage (asking because 15GB is below recommended disk size for 16.04.01)?
[11:11] <Filystyn> but you helped me thank you
[11:11] <Filystyn> God Bless
[11:12] <Arrghus> Or is there some other alternative I should know about?
[11:12] <guest> Arrghus: should be OK, just be aware the automatic partitioning will put a swap partition on the root drive, so you won't have access to the full 15GiB
[11:12] <FinalX> Arrghus: depends on your setup and what you're using it for. Ubuntu server can be a few hundred MB's, Desktops take a lot more, and if you want to upgrade it's also advisable to have a lot more. You can also mount partitions of the 1TB in system places as well.
[11:12] <guest> Arrghus: you could use custom partitioning to put the /home directory on the extra drive
[11:13] <Arrghus> Desktop.
[11:13] <sruli> Arrghus: if you set your /home partition on the 1tb should work fine (might want to skip the swap or put that on the 1tb too)
[11:13] <FinalX> on my server I'm using 16.04 on a 16 GB SLC stick, and that uses 4.4 GB now. everything else is on other drives, incl LXC-containers etc.
[11:13] <Arrghus> Moving /home to the HDD seems sensible.
[11:14] <Arrghus> Good to know, means I don't have to fiddle around trying to modify the laptop if I want that SSD speed. Thanks people.
[11:15] <LinuxNovice> hello, anybody online here? I needed some help in choosing a suitable DE for my old laptop. which one is more suited for it Mate or XFCE?
[11:15] <CrazyH> does anyone know how to get the multiple workspaces working in Ubuntu 16.04? I've tried everything that the Web has to offer. None of it works :-(
[11:16] <guest> LinuxNovice: Either are better than Unity for older machines. IMO Ubuntu MATE edition.
[11:17] <sruli> CrazyH: what is the problem exactly?
[11:17] <LinuxNovice> But, I have heard that Xfce is more lightweight. Why do you prefer Mate?
[11:18] <LinuxNovice> Is there any advantage of using Mate over Xfce?
[11:18] <guest> Because I liked Ubuntu 10.04 and want to continue using it with a more up to date version of Firefox :P
[11:18] <guest> They really are much the same
[11:18] <guest> Why not download both and try them out in a live environment?
[11:18] <CrazyH> sruli, I right click on workspace swither and click preferences. I tell it that I want 8 workspaces showed in 1 row. I click close. Nothing happens. When I re-visit preferences I see that it has ignored what I told it and reset to default. I tried enabling workspaces under Appeareance settings. Made no differenace. I tried installing / running compiz manager. Made no difference.
[11:18] <LinuxNovice> I am new to Linux. I have this old laptop which came with WinXP.
[11:19] <guest> Xubuntu might be slightly more lightweight but there isn't much in it. The layout of MATE is just more familiar to me.
[11:19] <guest> how much RAM does the laptop have LinuxNovice ?
[11:20] <CrazyH> sruli, I'm running a brand new install of ubuntu 16.04 64 bit with gnome flashback / compiz session
[11:20] <LinuxNovice> 2gb RAM.
[11:20] <guest> either will be fine.
[11:20] <guest> go with the one you prefer the look of.
[11:20] <LinuxNovice> It has Intel Celeron M Single core processor with 1.5 GHz, 2 gb RAM, and 40 gb hdd.
[11:21] <CrazyH> sruli, I'm upgrading from Ubuntu 12.04. All of this worked in 12.04, so something changed that broke it between 12.x and 16.x :-/
[11:21] <LinuxNovice> Is RAM the only consideration?
[11:21] <LinuxNovice> what about processor?
[11:21] <guest> pretty much yes
[11:21] <guest> There's not much more info I can give you LinuxNovice
[11:21] <guest> download each and try them from a USB
[11:22] <sruli> CrazyH: dont know in gnome
[11:22] <CrazyH> sruli, is there a way to trouble shoot it? Is there a log file that workspace switcher writes to or something like that?
[11:23] <sruli> CrazyH: i've never really used workspace switcher, not sure, someone else might be able to help?
[11:24] <LinuxNovice> I tried other distros like Peppermint OS. When doing multiple tasks the maximum RAM consumed doesn't exceep 1GB and I have 2 GBs of RAM. But, the CPU usage reaches 100% most of the times and the system becomes slow.
[11:25] <guest> LinuxNovice: try this https://www.bunsenlabs.org/ but you won't get support for it here.
[11:25] <LinuxNovice> I have tried a couple of distros from USB. But, the issue is the same.
[11:25] <LinuxNovice> ok. I'll try that.
[11:26] <CrazyH> sruli, thanks for trying
[11:26] <pronet> id prefer lubuntu to start with @linuxnovice
[11:27] <LinuxNovice> pronet, I have tried that too.
[11:30] <thesha> how do i bring back a file in original after i made the changes using git?
[11:31] <guest> thesha: have you committed the file?
[11:31] <ubunbo> hello
[11:32] <thesha> guest: i use git commit -s -v
[11:32] <guest> thesha: just help me understand: you made a change to the file, then staged the change for commit using "git add", then you committed the change with "git commit" ?
[11:33] <ubunbo> I having a problem with the sound card
[11:34] <ubunbo> I restart the time did not pull out headphones, and then the volume control which can not see my sound card
[11:34] <ubunbo> ubuntu 16.04
[11:35] <thesha> guest: i remove braces then i staged it using git add and after that i use git commit -s -v then i checked again , it was causing extra blank line so i gone to the code and remove the single blank line and save it .now i want the file as it was earlier
[11:35] <pronet> Download Alsa Mixer. > Enable Jack sense
[11:36] <guest> thesha: type "git log" you will see a list of commits and their IDs. IDs look like this ff317501a500dd9ab0841339fd098ae3c49614ca
[11:36] <thesha> ok
[11:36] <thesha> yes and after that
[11:36] <guest> thesha: check out the file from the previous commit with this command: git checkout commit_id filename
[11:37] <guest> thesha: you can check out any file from any commit using that method.
[11:37] <pronet> ubunbo: apt-get gnome alsa mixer
[11:38] <ubunbo> pronet:let me try,thank you~
[11:38] <guest> thesha: and next time ask in #git :)
[11:38] <guest> ubunbo: for managing sound stuff I like the program pavucontrol over the built-in sound app.
[11:39] <thesha> guest: but the braces are not there
[11:39] <guest> did you definitely check out from the correct commit id?
[11:40] <guest> didn't accidentally select the one later than the one you wanted?
[11:41] <guest> thesha: recommend following these https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/saving-changes/git-commit
[11:41] <guest> thesha: and asking further questions in #git  rather than here.
[11:41] <ubunbo> pronet, This method is invalid
[11:41] <thesha> guest: yes i copied it and paste it ,it executed git checkout commit_id
[11:42] <thesha> :(
[11:42] <ubunbo> guest, I need hotkey......
[11:45] <CrazyH> sruli, any idea where I can view the soruce code for workspace switcher? I know that the code is available, I just don't know the official name of the workspace switcher program
[11:46] <sruli> CrazyH: sorry i dont
[11:47] <thesha> guest: thanks for your time
[11:48] <jamesrleimer> hi
[11:51] <CrazyH> sruli, is there a way to use tail -f to monitor the database that dconf writes to / reads from? If so, I could use that to track down some of whats attempting to be done behind the scenes
[11:51] <sruli> CrazyH: i really dont know, you are better of asking the channel than me directly
[12:13] <everson> Hi all, using 16.04 desktop, I have multiple terminals open that are SSHd into different servers. In old versions of Ubuntu I would see window "titles" in the taskbar with the server names, ie: everson@freenode, everson@othernode, etc. - but now I can't, and having to alt-tab is getting a bit frustrating. Any tips on how to get the window titles to display in the taskbar again? Thanks
[12:17] <sruli> everson: are you using regular ubuntu unity? i see user@domain in the title of each tab
[12:18] <everson> sruli, yup. And yeah it's in the tab of the terminal, but in my panel I want to the title of the windows in my workspace - like old school ubuntu / OS interfaces.
[12:19] <wonderworld> everson: maybe try another terminal app like guake
[12:19] <sruli> everson: when u right click on terminal icon what do you get?
[12:21] <everson> sruli, yeah I get the window list. I'm wanting to see the actual title previews in the panel of each open window though - make sense? Just one click away, or better yet I can alt-tab more easily between windows open in my workspace (so multiple terminal windows don't stack).
[12:21] <everson> (Not sure if I'm phrasing all the jargon correctly, apologies if that is the case)
[12:24] <sruli> everson: if i understand correctly, you want 1, not to group icons of same open applications. 2, display text with icon in panel?
[12:25] <everson> sruli, yup! :)
[12:26] <everson> sruli, have a look at this screenshot - the bottom left "andrei@andrei-desktop" - I want one of those "window previews" open for each open window. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-vWw7vXIJHUE/T75bI5piXJI/AAAAAAAAJAk/pUhkW8VhsPc/s1600/ambiance-before-fix-gnome-classic.png
[12:28] <ufk> i use pm2 to respawn nodejs processes if they get killed. i have here a nodejs process that crashes and then pm2 always tries to restart it, it consumes a lot of resources until it causes my server to be unresponsive and I need to use the aws console (amazon) to restart the server. can't I add some sort of limitation so this issue would occur again ?
[12:34] <sruli> everson: maybe try unity tweak see what you can achieve, a google search shows many options but a quick search i only found ones which you need to install packages from ppa's  search https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#tbs=qdr:y&q=show+application+preview+in+panel+ubuntu
[12:42] <everson> sruli, I've tried unity tweak tool as well as compiz config manager, no luck with either. But thanks for assistance
[12:42] <everson> I probably just need to find a way to use "classic" / old-school desktop with 16.04
[12:43] <Haris> hello all
[12:43] <Haris> I'm on 14.04 lts
[12:43] <matyy> exit
[12:43] <Haris> I changed /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini to have post_max_size=15M. On apache restart its still showing the default 8M value. what went wrong ?
[12:46] <everson> Haris, it's possible that it is being overwritten in a local .htaccess file
[12:47] <sruli> Haris: you might also need to change the "upload_max_filesize = 15M"
[12:47] <everson> Haris, otherwise it might be being said at runtime in one of your applications php scripts. Look out for a command: init_set("post_max_size", "8M"); or something along those lines
[12:52] <A_C_M> bekks: Heya. The culprit for my problem was udisks. As soon as I've uninstalled it, the HDDs went quite even under heavy load (read copy), grinding once in 10-15seconds. And the HDDs are going to sleep after 30mins of inactivity without worries.
[12:56] <Haris> hmm
[12:56] <Haris> I'm not using any app
[12:57] <Haris> after php.ini tweak, I'm running php -i | less in shell/cli to check what value these variables have on global scope
[12:57] <Haris> upload_max_filesize=20M and post_max_size=15M
[12:57] <Haris> should work ?
[12:58] <Haris> both values are not taking affect
[12:58] <Haris> as configured in config file
[12:59] <Haris> :o ubuntu has separate config files for cli and non-cli interface ?
[13:00] <Ben64> Haris: what
[13:00] <Haris> there's /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini and /etc/php5/cli/php.ini
[13:01] <Ben64> well yeah, gotta be more careful with publicly accessible stuff
[13:11] <quantibility> I have REINSTALLED 4 times in as Many days and now have finally leveled out.. Several times i have lost my launcher bar in attempts to customize my desktops and such. I am now afraid to customize for fear for screwing up before i actually get to save my user...
[13:13] <quantibility> i went from xubuntu, saved my user and moved on to Ubuntu, and after the last attempt and making the same mistake, i actually fixed the problem but lose everthing.. which was ok.. i was just starting out.. Unity is what im working with i think that caused the issue.
[13:14] <wmei52yy> (*@ο@*) 哇～
[13:15] <quantibility> ?
[13:20] <altin> how do I mount a nfs3 filesystem in ubuntu?
[13:21] <altin> I installed nfs-common, I can mount nfs4 but not nfs3 ?
[13:22] <Blazing420> i see purple trees
[13:27] <tstybjerg> dn
[13:28] <Blazing420> i see purple trees
[13:31] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[13:33] <makos2000> sup guys
[13:35] <makos2000> sup
[13:42] <Blazing420> it's all turning purple!
[13:42] <Blazing420> PURPLE STUFF
[13:42] <Blazing420> EVEN MY WIFE IS TURNING PURPLE
[13:43] <Blazing420> MY BROWNIES JUST TURNED PURPLE WHILE I WAS EATING THEM!
[13:43] <cfhowlett> Blazing420, please play elsewhere.  not amusing and completely offtopic in this channel
[13:44] <Blazing420> cfhowlett: sorry
[13:44] <ufk> i wanna setup cgroup for nodejs processes not to take all system resources. i'm a bit confused on how to do that. i want to configure that all the processes in the nodejs group won't take more then 90% cpu. how can i do that ?
[13:45] <Blazing420> but i speak the truth
[13:45] <Blazing420> i ate all my wife's home made brownies
[13:45] <Blazing420> but before i even finished eating them all, they turned purple
[13:45] <Blazing420> and then the trees started turning purple
[13:45] <Blazing420> and everything turned purple
[13:46] <Blazing420> cfhowlett: help me
[13:46] <Blazing420> what is happening to me?
[13:49] <jamesrleimer> someone had special brownies this morning
[13:52] <robotti^> <
[13:55] <fission6> whats the best way to upgrade my ec2 which is version Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
[13:55] <cfhowlett> fission6, sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade
[13:56] <fission6> is that pretty painless cfhowlett
[13:57] <cfhowlett> fission6, test it for yourself with a simulation:  apt-get -s update && apt-get -s dist-upgrade
[13:57] <cfhowlett> fission6, sorry.  apt-get -s dist-upgrade will show the projected changes.
[14:00] <rizonz> anyone a clue here ? I cannot get it installed
[14:01] <rizonz> http://pastebin.com/dFeKgxNG
[14:01] <rizonz> that!
[14:01] <yao_ziyuan> how do i manually create an icon on unity's sidebar?
[14:01] <yao_ziyuan> i.e. the left-side bar.
[14:06] <sruli> yao_ziyuan: shortcut to installed app or custom launcher?
[14:08] <Arrghus> Arrghus here again. 16GB SSD person from 3 hours ago. I've made the necessary backups and am now installing Ubuntu. I'm at step 4: Installation type, and am unsure whether to "Erase disk and install Ubuntu" or choose "Something else" and try to fiddle with the partitioning system (am not much used to partitioning).
[14:08] <sruli> Arrghus: something else...
[14:09] <sruli> Arrghus: are you going for en encrypted partition?
[14:10] <wiggmpk> How would I list all i386 installed packages?
[14:10] <Arrghus> Not necessarily. I've done it before, I know how it works, but right now I don't see much of a benefit to it. Nor a downside, though.
[14:10] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk, dpkg -l | grep i386
[14:10] <wiggmpk> thanks mate
[14:11] <cfhowlett> happy2help!
[14:11] <wiggmpk> any way to safely remove them without it removing things like "wine-staging, ubuntu-gnome-desktop, etc"?
[14:12] <sruli> Arrghus: make 2 partitions in the ssd, 1 around "256mb ext2 /boot" another with rest of space "ext4 /" "ext4 /home", bootloader should be in the ssd
[14:12] <sruli> Arrghus: you can make a swap partition in the 1tb drive aswell
[14:12] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk, see for yourself with a simulation: apt-get remove -s *i386*
[14:13] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: simulation? this is new to me lol
[14:13] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk, the "-s" triggers the sim
[14:13] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: so it just shows you what will be removed?
[14:14] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk, yep.
[14:14] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: it is weird it wants to remove my nvidia drivers...
[14:15] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: I was trying this "sudo apt remove .*:i386" but it was going to remove a whole lot more
[14:15] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk, why do you hate 386?
[14:15] <Arrghus> sruli: "" another with rest of space "ext4 /" "ext4 /home" "" is this one or two partitions?
[14:15] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: I don't, I just have OCD
[14:16] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: installed a few native linux games that require 32bit libs and I would rather have the libs inside the game directory to keep things tidy
[14:16] <sruli> Arrghus: ext4 = partition type, /, /boot. /home are mount points, you will see them in the dropdown when configuring the partition
[14:16] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk, understood.
[14:16] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: only because some games require older 32bit libs that I had to manually download to begin with, OCD lol
[14:18] <wiggmpk> cfhowlett: so, I suppose I can't stop apt from removing packages like my nvidia drivers? I just have to reinstall them afterwards?
[14:18] <cfhowlett> wiggmpk,
[14:19] <cfhowlett> so it would seem.  perhaps best to just live with the status quo?
[14:19] <wiggmpk> I wish they wouldn't have gotten rid of the ia32 pacakge
[14:20] <Arrghus> sruli: Ok, so I set up a small space for the bootloader first. Then should I give the rest to root? Or home? Or make two separate partitions in the SSD, one for each? I don't seem to be able to make a partition that mounts at both root and home?
[14:21] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: a single partition that mounts at / would contain /home
[14:21] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: unless you want to separate them, makes for easier disaster recovery IMO
[14:21] <Arrghus> That makes sense.
[14:22] <Arrghus> Then do I want to try and do something with the HDD as well?
[14:23] <Arrghus> The HDD resists me creating a new partition table on it, claiming it is in use by "LVM volume group ubuntu-vg".
[14:25] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: are you using a liveCD or are you booted up like normal?
[14:25] <sruli> Arrghus: if you have backed up your data dlelete all partitions from the drive to be able to add new partitions
[14:25] <sruli> Arrghus: you dont setup space for bootloader, you select where to install bootloader from the dropdown at the bottom of partition page. you then split the ssd into 2 partitions, 1 for boot (256mb should be enough) specify type "ext2", mount point select "/boot". for the second partition, specify type "ext4", mount point "/". then select the 1tb drive from list create a partition 2 times the size of your ram and type "swaparea", the rest of partition type "ext4"
[14:25] <Arrghus> I'm booting from a memory stick.
[14:26] <Arrghus> USB
[14:26] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: ^ what sruli said
[14:27] <wiggmpk> I really wish Empathy was more feature packed...
[14:27] <Fayn> What happens to scripts in /etc/init in Ubuntu? does systemd manage services in there, or is it via some other system?
[14:27] <cubic1> Hello guys, I have few active ports (eth0,1,2) and I need to find out if the active port is on the PCI Ethernet card or the port on the On-board Ethernet. Any hints please ? I'm using Red Hat Linux and I do not have physical access to the server.
[14:28] <cfhowlett> cubic1, only 1: ask redhat.
[14:28] <cfhowlett> !redhat more than likely.  not supported here.
[14:28] <wiggmpk> Fayn: I think you have to make a *.service file nowadays and put it somewhere like /etc/systemd/system/*.service
[14:29] <Pici> cubic1: Their channel is #rhel (or #centos if you're on that)
[14:29] <wiggmpk> Fayn: although I am a complete n00b to systemd
[14:29] <cubic1> thanks Pici
[14:31] <sruli> Arrghus: where i wrote "type" i was referring to "Filesystem type", in partition menu the label where you select it might be "Filesystem"
[14:32] <Arrghus> I can't seem to manipulate the majority of the HDD directly (except for about a gb at the start) but I can rewrite two partitions under something called "/dev/mapper" which I'm prety sure is the LVM. I can't increase or decrease the sizes of these partitions, but they seem to be about the sizes needed for a swap space and a storage space anyway.
[14:33] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: it is part of the LVM yes, you would have to delete the partitions and re-create them to do anything with them
[14:33] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: have you tried using the "guided partitioning" option?
[14:33] <Arrghus> Haven't seen anything under that name.
[14:34] <sruli> Arrghus: can you post a screenshot
[14:34] <Arrghus> IRCing from a separate computer.
[14:34] <wiggmpk> Arrghus: smartphone?
[14:34] <wiggmpk> for the pic
[14:36] <Fayn> wiggmpk: i'm pretty sure the service showed in systemd even though it wasn't systemd unit file but a file in /etc/init/. do you think ubuntu uses something like https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-sysv-generator.html?
[14:36] <Fayn> Ubuntu server 16.04
[14:38] <wiggmpk> Fayn: no, you create the unit file and symlink it to /etc/systemd/system/
[14:38] <wiggmpk> then enable the script
[14:39] <wiggmpk> systemctl daemon-reload
[14:39] <wiggmpk> systemctl enable my_systemd_script.service
[14:39] <wiggmpk> systemctl start my_systemd_script.service
[14:39] <wiggmpk> Fayn: keep in mind, I am very new to systemd and that is just what I pulled off the internet
[14:40] <wiggmpk> Fayn: it would be best practice to convert your init script to a unit file for systemd
[14:42] <sruli> Arrghus: have you managed to partition it?
[14:43] <Arrghus> Everything except the HDD looks good. Got caught up in smartphone stuff trying to transfer photos of my screen.
[14:44] <wiggmpk> my bad
[14:45] <Arrghus> My old computer and my smartphone don't get along well.
[14:46] <Arrghus> I think I've located the photos, but I'm not sure and my old computer can't read whatever format they're stored in, so I'm opening up my old Google Drive account to see if that can read them so I can be sure.
[14:47] <sruli> Arrghus: cant u upload them to something like snag.gy from your smartphone?
[14:48] <Arrghus> Probably. Don't know what that is, I barely use my phone for non-phone things.
[14:49] <jc> Having a little trouble with cupsd in 16.04 in that the service restarts at 06:25 every morning without fail, rendering pending print jobs unprintable. How can I prevent this service from being restarted every morning?
[14:55] <theoceaniscool> jc, Have you checked cron?
[14:56] <navneet> vikas
[14:59] <jc> theoceaniscool: there are cron.daily jobs for upstart and logrotate, but not cups. I can't think that a logrotate would force the cups service to restart
[15:00] <Arrghus> Ok, this is getting too complicated. Restarting installation with Ubuntu running with it so I can do things more straightforwardly.
[15:00] <sruli> Arrghus: good idea
[15:01] <Arrghus> Also eating something. I'm running low.
[15:05] <no_gravity> Hello! Do you guys install powertop on a new laptop these days?
[15:07] <chocopuff2938> This is not exactly related to ubuntu, can't find any others that know about what to do
[15:07] <chocopuff2938> it's about GPT table being overwritten
[15:07] <chocopuff2938> I was in the process of trying to install OpenBSD, and I chose some automatic partioning option, but what it did was it rewrote the entire table
[15:07] <chocopuff2938> into something like 8 partitions
[15:08] <chocopuff2938> I have a record of my previous UUIDs  and lsblk output
[15:08] <cfhowlett> chocopuff2938, bsd is completely offtopic here
[15:08] <chocopuff2938> cfhowlett: no, it's about GPT partitioning
[15:08] <chocopuff2938> cfhowlett: it's not a distro related question, its more of about GPT
[15:09] <cfhowlett> take it to a bsd channel.  this isn't one.  different OS = different solutions
[15:09] <OerHeks> oh dear, run testdisk, maybe it can reveal your partitions, not really an ubuntu issue, more ##linux or #openbsd ?
[15:09] <chocopuff2938> oh is there a linux channel?
[15:09] <chocopuff2938> i didn't know, thanks
[15:09] <Pici> chocopuff2938: ##linux
[15:09] <chocopuff2938> cfhowlett: it's not an issue pertaining to the OS
[15:09] <chocopuff2938> cfhowlett: it's disk partitioning. i'm just looking around for help, no one really knows
[15:09] <pyBlob> I have set up a chroot environment for cross-compiling arm using http://hypernephelist.com/2015/03/09/cross-compilation-made-easy-on-ubuntu-with-sbuild.html
[15:10] <chocopuff2938> Oerheks: thanks, testdisk sounds right
[15:10] <pyBlob> In the sbuild-shell, I have installed vim, but it complains that it can't write to /home/ubuntu/.viminfo (although current user is root)
[15:10] <sruli> i am having problems with blutooth headset a2dp profile, after a minute or so the audio looses sync, i have to reconnect every time to get back in sync, how can i resolve this?
[15:10] <pyBlob> also printing "echo ~" outputs "/home/ubuntu" not "/root"
[15:10] <chocopuff2938> cfhowlett: I know it's not exactly an ubuntu issue. but thank you for your help! i really appreciate it. thanks
[15:11] <jo__> hy
[15:11] <chocopuff2938> Oerheks: actually meant to be directed at you
[15:11] <jo__> any1
[15:11] <vkolchev> Hello, just got a question. Can I use backup tool from settings menu of Ubuntu to backup to Dropbox?
[15:11] <jo__> regarding virtual book
[15:11] <Arrghus> And I have a screenshot https://snag.gy/iQthyV.jpg
[15:11] <jo__> box
[15:11] <chocopuff2938> pyBlob what are the permissions on /home/ubuntu/.viminfo
[15:12] <jo__> vbox
[15:12] <jo__> any1
[15:12] <chocopuff2938> pyBlob: ls -l /home/ubuntu/.viminfo
[15:12] <pyBlob> chocopuff2938: /home/ubuntu does not exist, because I'm in the chroot for building and the current user should be root (whoami -> root), not ubuntu as from the host-system
[15:12] <jo__> The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with /dev/vboxdrv. Please reinstall the kernel module by executing  '/sbin/vboxconfig'  as root.  where: suplibOsInit what: 3 VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED (-1908) - The support driver is not installed. On linux, open returned ENOENT.
[15:12] <chocopuff2938> ah i see. weird. do not know beyond that then
[15:16] <pyBlob> chocopuff2938: ah ok, the ~ receives its value from $HOME, which is set to /home/ubuntu instead of /root -> setting it manually has resolved the issue
[15:16] <ubuntu533> hy
[15:16] <R13ose> How do I fix sensitive on my touchpad.  It is way too sensitive to use.
[15:16] <ubuntu533> any 1
[15:16] <ubuntu533> Kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908)  The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with /dev/vboxdrv. Please reinstall the kernel module by executing  '/sbin/vboxconfig'  as root.  where: suplibOsInit what: 3 VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED (-1908) - The support driver is not installed. On linux, open returned ENOENT.
[15:17] <sruli> R13ose: settings > Mouse and Touchpad, maybe?
[15:18] <R13ose> I forgot to sau using kde
[15:18] <R13ose> say*
[15:19] <Guest39715> guys, is there any non obtrusive overlay I could use that shows cpu and gpu usage?
[15:19] <theoceaniscool> no_gravity, If I recall correctly, it is installed automatically in Ubuntu
[15:20] <theoceaniscool> no_gravity, In no-Ubuntu ones, I tend to install it, it does not hurt
[15:21] <no_gravity> TheDankinShip[m]: Ubuntu automatically starts it on boot?
[15:21] <Arrghus2> Ok, I've set things up as in https://snag.gy/r9j3RF.jpg and https://snag.gy/JnAr5z.jpg is this good sruli wiggmpk
[15:22] <granja> hola
[15:23] <raa1113> hola
[15:23] <Arrghus> Also there are two Arrghuses because I'm now logged in from both my old and new computer (new so I can copy-paste easier, old because it's nicer to read/write on a properly set up system)
[15:23] <granja> que haves?
[15:23] <CarlFK> Guest39715: look up conky
[15:23] <granja> alguine sabe de una buena distro?
[15:23] <noimnotninevolt> !es | granja
[15:24] <Guest39715> doesn't conky only stand on top of the desktop? I need something to get on top of any current open application
[15:24] <CarlFK> Guest39715: which will end up being a ton of work, because it is more of a framework for building custom system info dashboards.
[15:24] <granja> join #ubuntu-es
[15:25] <CarlFK> Guest39715: probably.  you might also want just a little.. status bar meeter?
[15:25] <OerHeks> 2333327 pages with conky scripts .. https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865&page=2327&s=4d564ade621ad6ea471bdc040cabe718
[15:26] <OerHeks> err 2327
[15:26] <raa1113> im newbie here. someone can give me a lesson>
[15:26] <raa1113> ?
[15:26] <nicomachus> OerHeks: not to mention https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn has thousands more
[15:27] <no_gravity> Hmm.. I installed Linux on an system with 1024x600 pixel. Some system dialogs are unusable because the buttons exceed the screen. Any way to handle that?
[15:27] <sruli> Arrghus2: 1. for the partition on the 1tb, change the mount point to /home, 2. change the bootloader to /dev/sdb. 3. you can delete the ext2 partition from sda (1tb drive)
[15:28] <OerHeks> no_gravity, what linux are you talking about?
[15:29] <OerHeks> as you crosspost in debian, i wonder.. as ubuntu does not mess up small screens :-D
[15:29] <no_gravity> OerHeks: Mint. It's a mix of Ubuntu and Debian :)
[15:29] <OerHeks> see, wrong distro.
[15:30] <sruli> Arrghus2: send another screenshot of both drives before you proceed to install
[15:31] <nicomachus> !mint | no_gravity
[15:32] <no_gravity> nicomachus: ok
[15:32] <Arrghus> sruli: 1. done. 2. not sure what you mean. Isn't /dev/sdb1 already a partition on the /dev/sdb drive? 3. Done. Though I'm unsure what the benefit of 500 extra mb of HDD is.
[15:32] <FManTX> help
[15:33] <Guest39715> CarlFK, no, because that wouldn't show up with fullscreen applications
[15:33] <Arrghus2> sruli https://snag.gy/FeXxG4.jpg https://snag.gy/vajAhU.jpg
[15:33] <FManTX> I installed a package, but I cannot find it
[15:33] <nicomachus> FManTX: how did you install it?
[15:34] <OerHeks> package without name?
[15:34] <FManTX> nothing was written into dpkg.log - I asked apt-get to do it for me
[15:34] <nicomachus> FManTX: ok... how did you install this package?
[15:35] <FManTX> you mean the excat comant?
[15:35] <nicomachus> yes please.
[15:36] <sruli> Arrghus, the bootloader gets installed on a drive not a partition, you selected the 1tb drive for the bootloader, ideally it should be on the same drive as the boot partition which in your case is /dev/sdb  (bootloader dropdown is at the bottom, "device for bootloader installation" )
[15:36] <FManTX> apt-get install spectemu-x11
[15:36] <Arrghus> Oh. Right. The drop-down menu.
[15:37] <Arrghus2> https://snag.gy/I9slUY.jpg this better
[15:38] <nicomachus> FManTX: ok. and now you just need to run it?
[15:38] <sruli> Arrghus: seems fine
[15:38] <Arrghus2> There was to be a question mark, but keyboard hasn't been configured yet so I don't know where those are.
[15:38] <nicomachus> FManTX: open a terminal, type the first few letters and hit <TAB> to autocomplete
[15:38] <Arrghus> So I can go ahead and continue now?
[15:39] <sruli> anyone recall how to convert upper case to lower case on libre writer?
[15:39] <sruli> found it
[15:39] <Amm0n> FManTX, "dpkg -s show packagename" to get information about a package and "dpkg -L packagename" to display provided files.
[15:40] <Arrghus> sruli: I can go ahead and install now?
[15:40] <OerHeks> FManTX, xspect <game>.z80   >>> http://mceleney.org.uk/spectemu.php
[15:40] <sruli> Arrghus: yep
[15:43] <gioans> hello
[15:43] <gioans> i am a new ubuntu
[15:43] <FManTX> I always forget that bash emulates IRC with autocompletion, but it didn't help in this case, since they named the command something completely different
[15:43] <FManTX> thank you for those, Amm0n!
[15:44] <FManTX> I thought there might be commands to extract that info, but I am a noob :)
[15:45] <Amm0n> FManTX, yw but i made an error it's just "dpkg -s packagename"
[15:45] <Amm0n> Or "aptitude show"
[15:47] <Arrghus> And installation is officially into the automatic stage. Time to go so something else for a bit. Thanks a bunch, sruli, wiggmpk.
[15:48] <sruli> good luck
[15:49] <mmds> ls
[15:49] <mmds> my bad
[16:02] <CarlenWhite> Does ubuntu have multiple MOTDs? Because it seems like on a different user it's pulling some kind of MOTD information and duplicating already present information.
[16:09] <FinalX> hmm, new disk, want to install Ubuntu 16.04 with ZFS root, and Windows 10 next to it. Should work fine in that order, right? Then just fix grub after again with live cd?
[16:11] <aryan_> hello
[16:11] <aryan_> I am having an issue with python3
[16:11] <aryan_> where can I get help from ??
[16:12] <Pici> aryan_: A programming issue?
[16:12] <compdoc> mabey #python
[16:12] <aryan_> Pici, not programming issue
[16:12] <aryan_> but with OS
[16:12] <Pici> aryan_: Whats up then?
[16:12] <aryan_> I am not able to import bz2
[16:12] <aryan_> I get error
[16:12] <aryan_> in python3
[16:12] <aryan_> ImportError: No module named '_bz2'
[16:13] <Pici> aryan_: That really sounds like an issue for #python
[16:13] <aryan_> Pici, really ??
[16:13] <aryan_> I thought is ubuntu issue as it works in one PC and not in another :(
[16:14] <compdoc> aryan_, bz2 is a compression program. you might need to install the package
[16:14] <aryan_> compdoc, I have done it
[16:15] <aryan_> but while importing via python3, is not working
[16:15] <kang0> What's opc server or client
[16:15] <tonyt> can ubuntu do dialup internet?
[16:15] <ducasse> tonyt: you mean like slip/ppp? sure.
[16:15] <Pici> aryan_: What release of Ubuntu is this?
[16:15] <compdoc> aryan_, what did you install?
[16:16] <aryan_> 16.04.1
[16:16] <FinalX> aryan_: bz2 library comes from libpython3.5-stdlib in 16.04
[16:16] <Pici> aryan_: And you're using the python3 that came with Ubuntu?
[16:17] <aryan_> FinalX, yees
[16:17] <aryan_> that lib is preinstalled
[16:17] <Pici> aryan_: What architecture are you on?
[16:17] <aryan_> amd64
[16:17] <FinalX> which python3; python3 --version; looks like you're in a virtual environment or something (virtualenv)
[16:18] <FinalX> "which", as in "run the command 'which'"
[16:18] <aryan_> 3.5.2
[16:18] <FinalX> and what did "which python3" return?
[16:19] <FinalX> it should return /usr/bin/python3
[16:19] <aryan_>  /usr/local/bin/python3
[16:19] <FinalX> you can also check if /usr/lib/python3.5/bz2.py exists .. that's what's installed by the package, libpython3.5-stdlib
[16:20] <FinalX> hum, that's not a ubuntu python3, then
[16:20] <FinalX> system's python3 is installed in /usr/bin/python3
[16:20] <FinalX> dpkg -S /usr/local/bin/python3
[16:20] <aryan_> FinalX, ok how do I change ?
[16:20] <FinalX> (if it doesn't return a package, python3 was manually compiled/installed on the system)
[16:21] <aryan_> to /usr/bin/python3 ?
[16:21] <FinalX> well, first check if someone screwed up your system by installing software without using packages, or whether you're lucky and it's a package that it's coming from, with the dpkg -S command I gave you
[16:22] <FinalX> you can also try and just type the full path to the ubuntu version, /usr/bin/python3 and then "import bz2" should work just fine.
[16:22] <FinalX> if that works you can rename /usr/local/bin/python3 to /usr/local/bin/python3.disabled and if needed, symlink /usr/local/bin/python3 to /usr/bin/python3 .. or uninstall the package if you're lucky enough to have it coming from a package.
[16:25] <aryan_> FinalX, ok, got that my sis installed it via source code
[16:25] <aryan_> can I uninstall that ??
[16:25] <tonyt> ducasse k
[16:26] <FinalX> aryan_: no, if you don't use a package, it's a pain in the butt to get it all removed. maybe you can just do "mv /usr/local/bin/python3 /usr/local/bin/python3.disabled"
[16:26] <FinalX> then the files will still be there, but your PATH will then probably prefer /usr/bin/python3
[16:26] <FinalX> I'm assuming the system's python3 is still fully functionally installed
[16:28] <jnewt> I have a program frozen.  when i try to close it from the task bar, i get a save dialog, but cannot access it with mouse or keyboard.  how can i save my work before forcing it closed?
[16:30] <jnewt> the top menu (applications, places, System) is also non-responsive.  it's ubuntu mate btw
[16:37] <OerHeks> jnewt, alt tab and space?
[16:38] <quantibility> jnewt, you are saving it to a file right?
[16:38] <quantibility> can you manaually save the project?
[16:38] <cuddle> hello
[16:39] <jnewt> OerHeks: I can get the window highlighted, but nothing responds within it, no space, enter or mouseclicks
[16:40] <OerHeks> jnewt, then i have no clue how to fix that
[16:41] <pavlos> jnewt, can you ssh from another computer?
[16:41] <jnewt> quantibility, I think the program MPLAB X IDE only saves manually or on shutdown.  There's no auto-save.
[16:44] <pylearner> I have a two line file on the first line set.event.flexString1Label and on the second line some random text I want to on the first line add ,set.event.flexString2Label and on the second line without replacing the random text add a comma and a variable entry I have stored I know sed can do this not sure how to has this out though
[16:45] <jnewt> pavlos: port 22: connection refused :( guess i never set up sshd
[16:45] <aryan_> Thanks FinalX fixed it :D
[16:46] <jnewt> seems like it happened once before after letting the computer sit until the screen locks and then when logging in, it's frozen.
[16:47] <pylearner> trying to accomplish the following with sed http://paste.ubuntu.com/23654072/
[16:56] <FinalX> aryan_: glad to be of help :)
[16:57] <niclas> xybvnmbvcynmvcbmmvbc,vcb
[16:57] <niclas> hnm
[16:59] <sruli> i am having problems with blutooth headset a2dp profile, after a minute or so the audio looses sync, i have to reconnect every time to get back in sync, how can i resolve this?
[17:01] <waltman> I'm trying to install 16.10 server off a flash drive. After botting I get the message "Input signal out of range. Change settings to 1920x1080 - 60Hz" and then I seem stuck. Any suggestions?
[17:01] <mojtaba> Hello
[17:02] <mojtaba> I am trying to send messages to #vim, but it says: You cannot send messages to #vim.
[17:02] <mojtaba> Do you know why?
[17:02] <ducasse> !register | mojtaba
[17:02] <tdannecy_> waltman: I think you're going to have to use the ubuntu alternate ISO. https://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[17:05] <deanman> Hello, is it possible to change the "All Settings->Network proxy" method using CLI ?
[17:06] <waltman> tdannecy_: Which alternate ISO?
[17:07] <tdannecy_> waltman: I don't understand what you mean. The alternate ISO is a low-resourse image that doesn't load a GUI for installation.
[17:07] <mojtaba> ducasse: I am a registered user, but I can not send messages just to that channel.
[17:08] <skynet-server-3> Peter
[17:08] <ducasse> mojtaba: ask in #freenode, this is not an ubuntu issue
[17:08] <waltman> tdannecy_: I don't understand what you're asking. That page lists network installers and torrent sources.
[17:10] <tdannecy_> waltman: You should download a network installer. The network install will hopefully avoid any issues that you have with graphics drivers.
[17:10] <waltman> ok, I'll try that.
[17:11] <waltman> Or could I try the server installer?
[17:13] <jenz> هلاا
[17:14] <tdannecy_> waltman: Not the server installer. That will give you a bunch of packages you probably won't need.
[17:16] <zzero1> how can I have a custom script that I will include in the initramfs executed on initramfs boot ?
[17:18] <pyBlob> I have created a chroot using mk-sbuild, how do I properly remove it?
[17:21] <MonkeyDust> pyBlob  the most common way to remove chroot is with     sudo umount /var/chroot/proc; sudo rm -r /var/chroot
[17:49] <djc7> hi
[17:53] <pavlos> deanman, are you trying to configure a proxy for apt?
[17:55] <zh1> http://thehackernews.com/2016/12/ubuntu-hack.html :(
[17:56] <pavlos> deanman, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf
[17:57] <pavlos> deanman, Acquire::http::Proxy "http://yourproxyaddress:proxyport";
[17:57] <tgm4883> zh1: old news and already patched
[17:58] <deanman> pavlos, not I'm trying to find a way to turn off proxy while home and not in the office without having to go through the GUI settings, network configuration, proxy, etc.
[17:58] <whitekidney> is there any way to do livepatching on ubuntu servers **without** the canonical livepatch service?
[17:59] <deanman> s/not/no,
[18:00] <tgm4883> whitekidney: yes, but I doubt there is lots of documentation on it
[18:00] <mojtaba> I have installed vim using checkinstall, could you please tell me how can I remove vim, using checkinstall?
[18:00] <MonkeyDust> whitekidney  there's also #ubuntu-server
[18:01] <ducasse> waltman: iirc, the network installer does not support uefi among other things, check that if you need it
[18:03] <tipu> hi
[18:03] <tipu> hi
[18:06] <whitekidney> tgm4883: MonkeyDust cheers, ty
[18:16] <HardBios> Hello!
[18:16] <HardBios> Hi!
[18:19] <tdannecy_> !hi | HardBios
[18:19] <HardBios> You Russian Man?
[18:19] <tdannecy_> !ask | HardBios
[18:19] <MonkeyDust> !ru
[18:21] <manbear1> !jail
[18:22] <manbear1> !snap
[18:22] <manbear1> hello what do I need to search to look at making a jail for chrome browser?
[18:26] <manbear1> If is install chrome via ubuntu snaps is it going to offer security for stuff in my /hpme folder or should I be using a chroot?
[18:28] <OerHeks> not sure there is a chrome-browser snap
[18:30] <manbear1> OerHeks, I cannot find one now you come to mention it.
[18:31] <xangua> There are some "Linux portable apps"
[18:33] <sintre> like a lil flash drive
[18:34] <sintre> ?
[18:34] <sintre> puppy linux good mini distro , with suite of usefull apps and install to usb well
[18:35] <manbear1> are portable apps isolated from the rest of the filesystem?
[18:35] <sintre> well i was recomending full function os to boot from usb
[18:35] <genii> Portable usually means they are a monolithic binary without library dependencies
[18:35] <sintre> as for installing apps alone not sure
[18:36] <sintre> i've heard of it on windows , but why just have the apps when you can have an entire os
[18:36] <OerHeks> sintre, don't recommend puppy in the ubuntu support channel, so funny
[18:36] <sintre> :(
[18:36] <odroid> hi
[18:36]  * sintre was just trying to be helpfull
[18:36] <OerHeks> Some dayt there will be a chrome-browser snap, i guess.
[18:37] <odroid> hi
[18:37] <odroid> what are you doing
[18:38] <trk> help ! i am unable to uninstall application
[18:38] <MonkeyDust> trk  which application and what happens when you try
[18:39] <trk> i installed maltego using downloaded package
[18:39] <trk> amd it not show option of uninstall on unity menu
[18:39] <trk> MonkeyDust:
[18:40] <nacc> trk: 'downloaded package'? do you mean a .deb file from a webstie?
[18:40] <nacc> *website
[18:40] <trk> nacc: yest
[18:41] <nacc> trk: how did you install it?
[18:42] <trk> sinply download it and may be installed it using double click then application manager pop up for installation
[18:42] <trk> nacc:
[18:43] <nacc> trk: maybe use the software center to uninstall it then?
[18:44] <trk> nacc: it is not shown under installed section of software center.
[18:45] <OerHeks> any .deb installed with softwarecenter should show up in ; installed;
[18:46] <nacc> trk: you could also run `dpkg -S maltego` I guess (hard to say since I don't know what the eventual package name was)
[18:50] <trk> nacc: it is not unistalled by above command binary name is MaltegoXL
[18:50] <OerHeks> That command just lists packagenames.
[18:50] <nacc> trk: no, it won't uninstall it, but it will show if it is considered installed by dpkg (and what files it installed)
[18:53] <trk> nacc: Output of dpkg -S command is https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23654909/
[18:54] <guest-useped> hi
[18:55] <nacc> trk: ok, so to remove it, would be `dpkg -r maltego-xl`
[18:56] <tompaw> Hello
[18:56] <tompaw> I need a newer openssl on my trusty server, what is the best way of going 1.0.2+ without breaking everything?
[18:57] <trk> nacc: thank you buddy!! :)
[18:57] <nacc> tompaw: not trivial; upgrade to xenial?
[18:57] <nacc> tompaw: why do you need a newer openssl?
[18:57] <tompaw> nacc: for webrtc @ asterisk + chrome
[18:57] <tompaw> it's confirmed it needs 1.0.2f+
[19:00] <nacc> !info asterisk trusty
[19:00] <nacc> tompaw: that ? --^
[19:00] <nacc> tompaw: or are you trying to install a more recent asterisk?
[19:00] <tompaw> nacc: nah, in asterisk world, packaged versions are waaaay behind
[19:00] <tompaw> I'm on 13/14
[19:01] <tompaw> Seriously, hardly anyone uses packaged * in production.
[19:01] <nacc> tompaw: right, but that is no longer the ubuntu package. Ubuntu ships a specific combination of packages, which is what is supported here. If you want a newer openssl in a support fashion, upgrade your ubuntu to 16.04, afaict
[19:04] <nacc> *supported, sorry
[19:22] <CrazyH> Whats up with ubuntu 15.x? I'm trying to upgrade to it, but it's the only release on Ubuntu's site that doesn't have standard .iso files.
[19:23] <nacc> CrazyH: 15.x are all eol
[19:23] <nacc> CrazyH: you should *not* upgrade to it
[19:23] <genii> !eolupgrade
[19:23] <nacc> it's only still on the archives because of ubuntu phone
[19:25] <CrazyH> wow... that EOL list is surprisingly out of order! Didn't see that commin' O_o
[19:25] <nacc> CrazyH: how is it out of order? it's in reverse chronological order
[19:25] <CrazyH> I mean out of order according to release numbers
[19:26] <\9> CrazyH: 14.04 is LTS, so it has 5 years of support
[19:26] <\9> so is 16.04 (LTS is released every 2 years)
[19:26] <\9> and 16.10 is the latest
[19:26] <tgm4883> I still don't understand, but you need to look at the EOLUpgrades link to get updated
[19:26] <\9> also 12.04 is on its final year of support
[19:26] <\9> so those 4 are still supported
[19:27] <CrazyH> but 12.10 is already EOL
[19:27] <CrazyH> 15 is EOL
[19:27] <\9> right, because 12.10 is not LTS
[19:27] <\9> 12.04 is
[19:27] <nacc> CrazyH: and those are in the EOL section, so again, how is it out of order?
[19:27] <CrazyH> That's what I meant when I said that it was out of order
[19:27] <tgm4883> CrazyH: just because you don't understand the order doesn't mean it's out of order
[19:28] <nacc> CrazyH: maybe you need to revisit the support timelines for Ubuntu releases?
[19:28] <\9> CrazyH: it is in order if you consider LTS and non-LTS releases separately :)
[19:28] <tgm4883> granted, whoever put that page together could have done it better
[19:28] <\9> 10.04 is EOL, 12.04, 14.04 and 16.04 are supported
[19:28] <CrazyH> whatever. It was just an observation based on my opinion with is obviously wrong. It's not worth wasting the bandwidth to talk about it
[19:28] <\9> mm
[19:29] <OerHeks> CrazyH, boot your ubuntu more often :-)
[19:29] <tgm4883> whatever happened to the support graphic?
[19:29] <nacc> tgm4883: the ones here? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack ?
[19:30] <nacc> while specific to the kernel, they are overall accurate, i think
[19:30] <tgm4883> nacc: similiar, but actaually for supported releases
[19:30] <tgm4883> nacc: similiar to the graphic here http://www.mythbuntu.org/  because the graphic I'm talking about is what I designed that after
[19:31] <nacc> tgm4883: interesting, i have no idea :)
[19:31] <OerHeks> tgm4883, on this page , https://www.ubuntu.com/info/release-end-of-life
[19:32] <CrazyH> Does anyone know how to solve this issue that I posted on Ubuntu forums? https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2346852  I've been trying to solve it for about 24 hours now. If I can get this solved then I can upgrade to 16.04. Otherwise I'll have to go with 14.04.5 LTS
[19:32] <tgm4883> OerHeks: oh yea, that's an updated one. Pretty
[19:33] <OerHeks> CrazyH, that " Dconf setting to move the close, maximize and minimize buttons to the right side of the window" does not work in 16.04 anyway
[19:35] <CrazyH> DerHeks. Yes it does. I know because I'm using it
[19:35] <OerHeks> So you are on 12.04, Gnome flashback?
[19:37] <OerHeks> That whole story starts with 16.04, but you ended with help to upgrade 12.304.
[19:37] <CrazyH> OerHeks, Right now I'm am running 12.x with Gnome flash back. I also have a seperate install of 16.04 running Gnome flash back
[19:37] <CrazyH> 16.04 is what I want to upgrade to, but I can't do that unless I get workspaces working
[19:40] <CrazyH> OerHeks, I deleted the last line of that post because its irrelevant. What I need it help fixing 16.04
[19:40] <CrazyH> *is
[19:44] <CrazyH> Well, I guess I'll go with 14.04.5 LTS and hopes it works out better than 16.04
[19:52] <MWM> Im trying to find the minimum system specs for Budgie but cant.  SHould I assume Ubuntu minimums?
[19:53] <corba> hi, how can i access my windows share in xubuntu?
[19:55] <corba> ive tried with thunar but i cant copy
[19:55] <wafflejock> corba, did you install any samba client stuff?
[19:55] <koffeinfriedhof> MWM: I think its a lighter one. Assume it like xfce
[19:56] <corba> wafflejock, i installed samba, and i can access the shared folders but i cnat copy anything remotely
[19:56] <wafflejock> corba, strange so you can see file listings but just can't copy and paste them?
[19:56] <MWM> corba: you are accessing xubuntu from windows or windows from xubuntu?
[19:57] <corba> wafflejock, exactly
[19:57] <MWM> thanks koffeinfriedhof
[19:57] <corba> MWM, accesing windows from xubuntu
[19:57] <wafflejock> corba, are you sure you have write access to the destination?
[19:57] <corba> i read a bit online and i think i cant do it with thunar...
[19:57] <corba> wafflejock, i should, the destination is my local disk, im going to try with sudo
[19:58] <MWM> corba: Im out then.  Ive never accessed windows from xubuntu.  Other way around works fine.  If it helps NTFS cant hold Linux permissions so that may help you find the issue
[19:58] <wafflejock> corba, well depends on where on the local disk you're trying to save, if it's your home folder should be fine
[19:58] <corba> MWM, i tried with NTFS and ext4
[19:58] <wafflejock> corba, someone here suggests thunar-shares-plugin but from 2010 https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1582665
[19:59] <MWM> oh wait... heard you wrong.  You are booted to xubuntu and are trying to get to windows right? how did you set up samba?
[19:59] <corba> wafflejock, nope, its a separate disk
[19:59] <corba> wafflejock, ill look into that thanks
[19:59] <MWM> did you write your share into /etc/samba/smb.conf?
[19:59] <corba> MWM, i didn't write the share, shouldnt i only have to do that if i was trying to share from xubuntu?
[20:01] <corba> i also tried with gigolo
[20:01] <MWM> oh jeeze: I keep crossing what you are saying iun my head. I got it mixed up again and was right the first time.  I dont know how to get Windows from xubuntu... only xubuntu from windows. sorry
[20:02] <corba> no prob :)
[20:04] <corba> ive done it a thousand times in cinnamon but this is an old computer and i have to use xfce or lxde, i dont know if i can run mate...
[20:04] <wafflejock> ah yeah the shares plugin appears to be for adding shared folders, might be useful but not for this issue
[20:05] <corba> not only that, im having problems downloading it form the ppa haha
[20:05] <wafflejock> corba, you try running thunar from the command line and/or watching syslog while you try to copy/paste? might give more info
[20:05] <corba> wafflejock, im going to try that
[20:06] <corba> im going to restart ill be bakc in a while, thanks for the help
[20:06] <wafflejock> good luck
[20:06] <MEGAx> hello my friends
[20:06] <home> hello
[20:07] <caco> Hello Everyne: has someone tried to install ubuntu on lvm with xfs? i have been trying with 16.10, but i cannot get grub to boot
[20:07] <MEGAx> usb boot
[20:08] <caco> MEGAx: That is for me? What do you mean by usb boot?
[20:08] <MEGAx> install ubuntu with usb boot
[20:08] <MEGAx> make usb boot
[20:09] <OerHeks> caco, 	You may need to install the xfsprogs package in the live system, before installing. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XFS
[20:10] <MEGAx> a flet njeri shqip ktu me vlla
[20:10] <OerHeks> !usb
[20:10] <Menzador> !al | MEGAx
[20:11] <corba> now i cant even access my windows shares haha
[20:11] <caco> OerHeks: What is that for? i usually create the xfs lvm partitions from the live system without issues, its after the install that i cannot boot to linux
[20:12] <MEGAx> my lenova g50 working with usb boot ai hev ubuntu mate live installer ai dont hev hdd on  lenovo
[20:13] <caco> OerHeks: I just checked, in the live systems, xfsprogs is current
[20:14] <groob> I'm dual booting 2 ubuntu systems (both are 16.04).  Call them OS1 and OS2.  Currently grub is installed from OS1, so update-grub only has an effect when run from OS1.  What is the best way to get the bootloader to automatically update if OS2 has a kernel update?
[20:14] <jamesrleimer> hi
[20:15] <corba> groob, I guess the easiest way is to instal grub customizer in os2, and when you update the kernel, also update grub from grub-customizer
[20:17] <MEGAx> my pc alienware r5 ai hev install 4 booting windows 7-backtrack r5-ubuntu kylin-end wifislax ok
[20:17] <corba> MEGAx, what is your question?
[20:18] <groob> corba: Thanks!  That won't be automated though, right?
[20:18] <Menzador> MEGAx: Ju mund të provoni bashkuar kanalin #flossk për mbështetje Ubuntu në gjuhën shqipe. (Ajo u krijua fillimisht për Kosovën, por gjithashtu mbështet zona të tjera shqipfolëse.)
[20:18] <corba> nope, and i dont know if it will correctly update the grub because the past update was in /boot from OS1
[20:18] <corba> but you can give it a try, i always use it to update grub graphically, change font, background image...
[20:20] <janat08> I can't find windows partition
[20:20] <janat08> which i think is ntfs so i should read it
[20:20] <groob> corba: Ah ok.  Yea, that's the issue that I'm hitting.  Each OS has a seperate /boot that is updated.  I suspect that the solution would require OS2 to change the /boot location to be the same as OS1.
[20:20] <corba> groob, you could put /boot on a separate partition :)
[20:21] <groob> corba: Hmm... You might be on to something there haha
[20:21] <wafflejock> janat08, can't find it where?
[20:21] <janat08> file manager
[20:21] <corba> groob, but why do you need two OS?
[20:22] <wafflejock> janat08, depending on file manager it should show up there
[20:22] <groob> corba: "reasons"
[20:22]  * genii ponders OS/2
[20:22] <corba> groob, virtualization wouldnt do the trick?
[20:22] <janat08> well i got the default one, and it doesn't have my computer tab
[20:24] <groob> corba: I'm running 2 filesystems and also I just like to keep things isolated.
[20:24] <groob> corba: I tried virtualization but the performance just isn't that great on my hardware sadly.
[20:26] <janat08> how do i access windows partition?
[20:26] <corba> janat08, you mount it
[20:28] <groob> corba: Thanks for the help!  I'll try using a dedicated boot partition instead.  The biggest downside that I can think of is that the partition order in the menu will change depending on which OS ran update-grub last.  If that could be solved, then it would be perfect.
[20:28] <corba> partition order?
[20:28] <test12345_> So has anybody here used phpvirtualbox recently? i installed ubuntu 16.04 server yesterday, but i seem to be to stupid to setup phpvirtualbox haha
[20:29] <corba> test12345_, i use normal virtualbox daily not problems with it
[20:29] <groob> corba: Err, I mean the order of the operating systems.  OS1 appears first currently, but if OS2 ran update-grub, it would cause OS2 to be listed first.
[20:29] <corba> groob, you could change that with grub-customizer easily
[20:30] <groob> corba: Oh, cool.  Good to know!  Thanks!
[20:30] <corba> you need to install it through the ppa though
[20:30] <test12345_> yeah i thinkj normal one works, it is just that i dont have gui on the srever, and doing everything via VBoxManage and cli seems a lot of work (especially if you never did it)
[20:31] <MEGAx> kemi naj shqiptar ktu apo fare
[20:31] <nicomachus> what language is that....?
[20:32] <MEGAx> albanian
[20:32] <nicomachus> MEGAx: this channel is English only
[20:32] <Bashing-om> groob: There can be only one boot control authority per hard drive . What I do is disable 30_os-prober in the seconday system,' sudo update-grub' amd in the primary also 'sudo apt-update-grub' to propogate the changes to the system(s) .
[20:32] <nicomachus> !Albanian | MEGAx
[20:32] <tomreyn> test12345_: you could use libvirt + kvm on the server and virt-manager on the client
[20:32] <Pici> MEGAx: have you asked in #flossk ?
[20:32] <MEGAx> yes ai nou
[20:32] <nicomachus> we don't have an albanian factoid... go figure
[20:32] <Pici> !al
[20:33] <test12345_> tomreyn: ah i might look into that also seems like an idea
[20:33] <nicomachus> huh.
[20:33] <Bashing-om> groob: Typo .. sudo apt-update-grub' s/b ' sudo update-grub '
[20:33] <MEGAx> ok men albanian is on flossk chat bye
[20:34] <groob> Bashing-om: Thanks!  Won't that still require manually running update-grub every time the kernel updates though?
[20:36] <zacky83> Hi everybody , my fail2ban does not seem to be active , I keep getting asterisk hacking attempts but I never see result in fail2ban log
[20:36] <walidof> hello all
[20:37] <groob> zacky83: Did you copy the config file in /etc/fail2ban after you installed it?  By default I think fail2ban does nothing.
[20:37] <Bashing-om> groob: Yes that is true / 'sudo update-grub ' will be needed ach time the kernel is changed . But that is no big deal, is it ?
[20:38] <walidof> i need help for first login to ubuntu core, i need localhost login name / pass, 	i try add : ubuntu - ubuntu - toor - root - startx, and the problem not solved.
[20:38] <groob> Bashing-om: It's not a huge deal.  It's what I'm currently doing.  I update the kernel in the secondary OS followed by running update-grub within the primary OS.
[20:38] <walidof> i use ubuntu core for raspberry pi 2
[20:38] <zacky83> groob I don't have any /etc/fail2ban directory under my ubuntu server
[20:39] <groob> Bashing-om: I was just hoping that there was an easy way to automate it, that's all.
[20:39] <groob> Bashing-om: But thanks!
[20:40] <Bashing-om> groob: My expeprience with out disabling 30_os-prober in my secondary systems is that there is the propability of recurssion in the primary grub.cfg file .
[20:40] <groob> zacky83: Did you install fail2ban already?  If so, was it installed by running "sudo apt-get install fail2ban"?
[20:40] <zacky83> groob yes , it is installed
[20:41] <zacky83> groob in fail2ban.log I have 2016-12-19 21:06:25,137 fail2ban.jail   : INFO   Jail 'asterisk-tcp' started
[20:42] <OerHeks> walidof, ubuntu core setup needs a SSO account, https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=101141 so you get SSH key to login
[20:42] <groob> Bashing-om: Ah, I see.  Currently I just have 2 /boot directories, so nothing conflicts.  When OS2 has a kernel update, it just updates a /boot that is never used.  If I set up a decidated boot partition, I'll take note of that.  Thanks
[20:42] <OerHeks> err https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/start/raspberry-pi-2/
[20:44] <groob> zacky83: I'm not really sure then.  When I installed it (using the guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fail2ban ), I had to "cp /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf /etc/fail2ban/jail.local" before it worked.  If you don't have that directory, however, then I'm not sure what to do.
[20:44] <devn0ll> What do you guys recommend for copying/cloning a directory? (eg cloning /storage1 to /storage2 locally) -- Its about 3TB data, both large single files and very small ones. Preferably with progressbar and some sort of verifying the integrity of the files after the copy.
[20:44] <corba> i think i fixed the samba problem, i install fuse, sambaclient, and run through cli "thunar smb://'ip_destination'"
[20:45] <Ben64> devn0ll: rsync
[20:45] <OerHeks> rsync with grsync as gui
[20:46] <walidof> i use SSH correct, but efter put email and login, the next need  localhost login name / pass, in general in ubuntu for pc is normal add root / toor or ubuntu/ubuntu to login but in core i try all what i know but not work
[20:47] <zacky83> groob sorry ,I have this directory , I have jail.conf in it but not jail.local
[20:47] <OerHeks> try ubuntu:<empty>
[20:48] <walidof> i try
[20:48] <walidof> ubuntu:<empty> / root:<empty> / toor:<empty> / startx:<empty>
[20:48] <Bachus> is xubuntu supported here
[20:49] <Ben64> Bachus: yes
[20:49] <Ben64> walidof: well it's not going to be toor or startx for sure
[20:49] <groob> zacky83: Ah, ok good!  The first thing that I always do is copy the jail.conf to jail.local.  Then add all of the necessary configuration changes to jail.local.
[20:50] <zacky83> groob , how can /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/asterisk.conf be taken in account for fail2ban ?
[20:50] <walidof> Ben64: what is the solution ? how can login ? and this is first use ubuntu core to raspberry pi
[20:52] <Ben64> walidof: idk, but it certainly isn't toor or startx
[20:52] <Bachus> til what year are security updates provided to the users of xubuntu 16.04
[20:53] <OerHeks> not sure there is a password, the guide clearly states ssh key https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/start/raspberry-pi-2/
[20:53] <ppf> !lts
[20:53] <corba> can you use rsync with a windows machine?
[20:53] <Ben64> sure
[20:53] <ppf> corba: via samba
[20:53] <corba> thx :)
[20:55] <groob> zacky83: That I'm not sure about unfortunately.  Perhaps someone else knows?  I've never used that fail2ban filter.
[20:55] <Bachus> ppf: is xubuntu 16.04.1 supported for three years like 16.04?
[20:55] <Ben64> Bachus: you didn't seem to read what ubottu said
[20:56] <Bachus> Ben64: oh yea
[20:57] <Bachus> i apologize for my stupidity, Ben64, i can assure you that not all beginners are like me
[20:57] <Ben64> Bachus: no worries
[20:58] <OerHeks> just hop from lts to lts any 2 years :-)
[21:02] <tabakhase> :/ Arctis7 wirelessHeadset gets detected - but only shows as mono and doesnt actually work :( thanks god for the lineIn :F
[21:03] <kb90> haha
[21:03] <tabakhase> not like ive expected them to work at all tho :D
[21:18] <MOUD> Hey all
[21:21] <ghoul> hi
[21:21] <worktoner> Did the 'top' program get replaced from ubuntu 10 to 14?
[21:22] <MOUD> I'm looking for a few programs. I need a program like Netbalaner (which tells each program how much bandwidth it's using and the ability to block traffic for that specific program). The other program is one that shows every page that I visit but with the full url.
[21:23] <nacc> worktoner: no, top still exists
[21:23] <nacc> MOUD: isn't the latter just your browser history?
[21:23] <MonkeyDust> was thinking the same thing
[21:23] <worktoner> nacc: No i mean, is it a different program for that functionality
[21:24] <worktoner> It seems very different from how it used to be
[21:24] <nacc> worktoner: are you sure you're not running htop instead of top perhaps?
[21:24] <ppf> worktoner: there is htop, which is a bit more colorful
[21:24] <MOUD> nacc, no. Some pages (usually php ones) don't show the full url when you go to another link.
[21:24] <MOUD> also, some images are the same too.
[21:24] <Elementalist> dafuq
[21:24] <Elementalist> i cant see the users list
[21:24] <Elementalist> wtf
[21:24] <worktoner> I used to know how to navigate around and change the column priorities, etc.. now I'm nearly useless with top..
[21:25] <MonkeyDust> Elementalist  mind your language
[21:25] <Elementalist> sorry m8
[21:25] <Elementalist> apparently i am using wrong program
[21:25] <Elementalist> is there any program near mIrc?
[21:25] <MonkeyDust> Elementalist  try hexchat
[21:25] <Elementalist> i mean looks-operates
[21:26] <ppf> xchat
[21:26] <MOUD> Elementalist, I use HexChat
[21:26] <ppf> or whatever that's called today
[21:26] <potatolord> Weechat
[21:26] <Elementalist> hexchat ok
[21:26] <ppf> yeah, hexchat :)
[21:26] <nacc> worktoner: run top and then hit '?' to get the help
[21:26] <Elementalist> i am currently using xchat and i cant see the users
[21:26] <nacc> worktoner: it's certainly possibly (although sort of unlikely) that the options have changed between major releases
[21:26] <Elementalist> i am just seeing only those who speak/leave/join.
[21:27] <Elementalist> oh dear...
[21:27] <Elementalist> what a tab can do in that program...
[21:27] <Elementalist> sorry
[21:27] <worktoner> Ahh I see they've changed around the commands.
[21:27] <Elementalist> brb
[21:28] <bray90820> What would be a good way to slow down the mouse pointer speed from the terminal
[21:28] <pavlos> Elementalist, you can right click on the channel, settings, hide those who join/leave
[21:29] <MOUD> that reminds me... how can I use CTRL+C/V on terminal?
[21:29] <MonkeyDust> MOUD  ctrl ins pasts
[21:29] <nacc> MOUD: it depends on your terminal application, in gnome-terminal, e.g. it's ctrl+shift+c/v
[21:30] <MOUD> -.-
[21:30] <MonkeyDust> MOUD  i mean, shift-ins
[21:30] <MOUD> can't I change it? or another terminal alternative?
[21:31] <froglok> can anyone help me fixing an issue? Using amazon EC2 for a virtual ubuntu server.. changed my hosts file to point to the server IP.. setup virtualhosts, apache, etc.. and configured and accessing the domain gives me 403 Forbidden
[21:32] <figure002> hello.
[21:33] <nacc> froglok: anything in your server's logs?
[21:33] <figure002> I'm trying to install collectd on a Ubuntu server, but for some reason it lists a bunch of GTK libs as dependencies (e.g. libgtk-3-0). Is `collectd` the right package?
[21:33] <nacc> froglok: and did you restart apache after all your configuration changes?
[21:33] <nacc> figure002: are you installing all the 'recommends'?
[21:34] <nacc> figure002: which version of ubuntu?
[21:34] <Elementalist> pavlos here?
[21:34] <froglok> yes I restarted. I followed the instructions to setup a virtualhost. did the a2ensite command, etc.. it definitely did something because previously it showed the default index.html Apache page.. once that was done it showed the 403 forbidden error
[21:34] <pavlos> figure002, there is collectd and collectd-utils
[21:34] <figure002> nacc: Ubuntu 16.04. No, just the required packages.
[21:34] <froglok> I havent checked logs
[21:34] <pavlos> Elementalist, here
[21:34] <Elementalist> ela re patrida
[21:34] <pavlos> geia mas
[21:34] <Elementalist> ti programma xrhsimopoieis?
[21:34] <nacc> figure002: can you pastebin the command and output you are using/get?
[21:35] <froglok> I installed apache2.. what other packages could I be missing?
[21:35] <wedgie> froglok: that depends a lot on your site...
[21:35] <nacc> froglok: i would check the logs then?
[21:36] <froglok> ok Ill see what the logs say
[21:36] <wedgie> froglok: check /var/log/apache2 for logs. If nothing stands out there then pastebin your vhosts config
[21:36] <figure002> nacc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23655644/
[21:36] <froglok> cool thanks for being helpful, awesome chatroom lol
[21:37] <nacc> figure002: are you fully up to date *before* installing collectd? (`apt update; apt full-upgrade`)
[21:38] <figure002> nacc: you mean `dist-upgrade`? yes, my system is fully up-to-date.
[21:38] <nacc> figure002: well, `apt` and `apt-get` have different options, but sure
[21:38] <nacc> figure002: ok, i think it's because librrd pulls in a bunch of stuff
[21:39] <nacc> figure002: you could try 'collectd-core', but not sure if it will get you everyting you want
[21:39] <froglok> it looks like this is the error: [Mon Dec 19 20:32:47.199290 2016] [authz_core:error] [pid 3963]  AH01630: client denied by server configuration: /home/user/example.com$
[21:40] <figure002> nacc: yeah, I just checked that packages, but it seems like I will miss some stuff (e.g. configurations)
[21:41] <hahuang61> hey guys, I just installed 16.10 and something I noticed with the LiveCD and after install (as well as Fedora 25 LiveCD) is that my mouse cursor won't move, but the underlying mouse moves (I can move and make a guess where the cursor is and click, but the actual cursor displayed never moves)
[21:41] <ph88^> hey guys, i'm using ubuntu 16.04 and i added this repo to software https://apt.dockerproject.org/repo/  why am i getting  Could not resolve host: apt.dockerproject.org  during apt update  ??
[21:41] <hahuang61> anyone run into this issue before?
[21:41] <nacc> ph88^: are you able to resolve it?
[21:42] <ph88^> what do you mean resolve it ?
[21:42] <figure002> I guess I could just pull the configuration from somewhere, thanks for checking nacc
[21:42] <nacc> ph88^: `nslookup apt.dockerproject.org` or `dig apt.dockerproject.org`
[21:42] <pavlos> it pings
[21:42] <nacc> figure002: np
[21:42] <nacc> pavlos: well, ping for you isn't helping ph88^ :)
[21:43] <pavlos> nacc, sorry
[21:43] <froglok> sweet I got it working now
[21:43] <ph88^> nacc, nslookupp returns the ip adres ... by the way if i put it in my browser i see something as well
[21:43] <nacc> ph88^: pastebin full output?
[21:44] <sysconfig> hi
[21:44] <ph88^> nacc, http://pastebin.com/1y0ULkBi
[21:44] <nacc> ph88^: sorry, pastebin output from `apt update`
[21:45] <ph88^> eh now it's not giving that error anymore o_O
[21:52] <figure002> nacc: this is so weird.. check this out: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23655695/
[21:52] <sysconfig> what is weird
[21:52] <figure002> apparently Ubuntu installs recommended packages by default?
[21:52] <nicomachus> yes
[21:52] <sysconfig> apparnetly,..
[21:52] <figure002> sysconfig: see my previous posts
[21:52] <sysconfig> about what
[21:53] <figure002> sysconfig: scroll up a little, it's right there
[21:55] <zh19970205> ehh ...
[21:55] <zh19970205> it is the first time I use irc lol...
[21:55] <zh19970205> so .. anybody can tell me why I can not use /help now ...
[21:56] <OerHeks> collectD : Note: The package does not depend on all packages that are required by all of the plugins ... so if you want all the plugins to work, you need them.
[21:56] <sysconfig> no, nobody's goin to tell ya anything like that
[21:57] <zacky83> Hi, I have a problem with fail2ban , it does not put the IP in jail
[21:57] <zacky83> who can help me on this
[21:57] <Mccallum1983> can anyone assist, when i try to install bitcoin from git on 14.04 i get autoreconf: aclocal failed with exit status: 1, is this an error with my system or with the dev
[21:57] <figure002> OerHeks: still makes no sense to me why a daemon would need X11 and such..
[21:58] <figure002> zacky83: did you enable the jails?
[21:59] <Mccallum1983> can anyone help
[21:59] <OerHeks> figure002, apt-cache rdepends collectd  # gives me no X11 ..
[22:00] <figure002> OerHeks: See http://paste.ubuntu.com/23655644/
[22:00] <nacc> OerHeks: it's because of librrd
[22:00] <nacc> OerHeks: iiuc
[22:00] <nacc> figure002: oh seeing your next paste
[22:00] <zacky83> figure002: I enabled asterisk-tcp and asteriskudp jails yes
[22:01] <nacc> figure002: yes, it seems like that is a default (as recommends tend to be stronger than suggests :)
[22:01] <figure002> nacc: I'm not convinced it is because of librrd, because if I install that separately, it tells me it is already installed
[22:01] <nacc> figure002: ack, i was wrong on that
[22:01] <zacky83> figure002: looks like the pattern in /var/log/asterisk/messages is present but never detected
[22:03] <ppf> figure002: blind guess: it's because of java
[22:03] <figure002> nacc: ah I see, those are separate categories
[22:03] <beqa> my poker accaunt has been blocked , there is chanse to unblock with small hacking ?:))
[22:03] <ph88^> .j #haskell
[22:04] <sysconfig> need some help, anyone?
[22:04] <nicomachus> beqa: you're in the wrong place for that.
[22:04] <beqa> okay:)
[22:04] <beqa> where is my place..
[22:05] <sysconfig> out of here?
[22:05] <figure002> ppf: yup, that's where the X11 comes from, but not the gtk and icon stuff
[22:05] <wafflejock> !alis | beqa
[22:05] <wafflejock> beqa, this is an ubuntu support channel so only questions about ubuntu and packages in the main repos is covered in this channel
[22:06] <beqa> understand , sorry.
[22:06] <sysconfig> wafflejock I have a question about packages
[22:06] <wafflejock> sysconfig, shoot I may be able to help, thought you were asking if someone else needed help earlier :)
[22:07] <sysconfig> nope I didnt ask yet, my question is
[22:08] <sysconfig> I'm looking for a 'hip' software
[22:08] <andrei_> hey
[22:08] <sysconfig> something able to control which applications may gain access  to web and which dont
[22:08] <ppf> figure002: i guess if it's really important to you you will need to chase all the depend chains
[22:09] <figure002> zacky83: did you check the default configrations for that jail? maybe it needs to be detected N times within a timespan for it to be triggered?
[22:09] <zacky83> figure002 I get tons of the same pattern
[22:09] <sysconfig> wafflejock, I shot the question ;)
[22:10] <zacky83> so it should be enough
[22:10] <devslash> I set up Ubuntu so I need to enter a password to boot it up. It says "Please unlock disk sda5_crypt:" I forgot the exact name of that. Can that password be changed ?
[22:10] <figure002> zacky83: is it watching the correct log file?
[22:10] <wafflejock> sysconfig, I'm hit... I'm going down :) I think the general answer is you want something to modify iptables but I don't have a direct answer for that one
[22:11] <sysconfig> iptables does not work 'per application', as you certainly know
[22:11] <wafflejock> sysconfig, if you post to the ubuntu forum or ask ubuntu can link it here with what you wrote you're trying to do and what version of the OS you have (in terminal, lsb_release -a)
[22:11] <sysconfig> thanks you wafflejock, I will
[22:12] <wafflejock> sysconfig, this seems to say you can use a program to configure it to block per process but I'm not familiar with it http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/68956/block-network-access-of-a-process
[22:12] <jlu> Hello I've removed my Ubuntu partition which contained Grub and now I get Grub Rescue. I've followed several instructions but without succes. Can anyone help?
[22:12] <figure002> zacky83: and is the jail listed when you run `fail2ban-client status`
[22:12] <zacky83> figure002: yes it is watching /var/log/asterisk/messages file
[22:12] <jlu> Here is the failed boot fix http://paste2.org/nCs9H4K3
[22:12] <sysconfig> not to block the process wafflejock, just to block access to web to any application
[22:13] <sysconfig> since I noticed some application logs the net without my explicit permission
[22:13] <wafflejock> sysconfig, well if unshare works as described there it will launch the process without any access to network interfaces
[22:14] <jlu> no boot help?
[22:14] <wafflejock> sysconfig, would require that you're launching those processes manually or modify how they startup though so not ideal, there is probably a better way
[22:14] <ppf> sysconfig: iptable can manage per-user filters, though
[22:14] <sysconfig> my word processor,just in example, uses to connect just when launched, and there's no way to prevent this weird (...) behaviour
[22:15] <zacky83> figure002 yes : Jail list:           asterisk-tcp, ssh, asterisk-udp
[22:15] <sysconfig> in windows environment, I can use a HIP program, I bet something similar exists even for linux/ubuntu
[22:15] <figure002> zacky83: ok, then I don't know either
[22:16] <sysconfig> thanks ppf, but I'm not sure pre-user filters are what I'm looking for
[22:16] <ppf> per* user
[22:16] <sysconfig> yes ppf, I know what you mean, its a tricky workaround though
[22:17] <wafflejock> sysconfig, this may help too has some references to intrusion prevention software https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuSecurityCore
[22:17] <ppf> that's a bit heavy handed
[22:17] <wafflejock> sysconfig, would be curious to know what traffic the program is sending as well to know if it's really worth blocking or if you could just stop it through a config change
[22:17] <sysconfig> thank you wafflejoick, I'll read it very carefully, my aim is that only my browser is permitted to connect the web
[22:18] <ppf> sysconfig: there's certainly a couple of tools around that can do this with firewalld/iptables
[22:18] <ppf> but what about namespaces
[22:18] <sysconfig> I have no clue wafflejock, I sniffed a little but its kinda encrypted traffic
[22:19] <ppf> util-linux (i think) ships an unshare program, which launches a program and removes it from selected namespaces
[22:20] <ppf> e.g., unshare -n firefox gives you a firefox without network access
[22:20] <sysconfig> interesting...
[22:20] <sysconfig> I will get a try
[22:20] <sysconfig> thcx
[22:21] <sysconfig> maybe the best way is
[22:21] <sysconfig> creating more than a user and
[22:21] <sysconfig> allow just one user to the network
[22:21] <sysconfig> the one with browser / updater
[22:24] <taylor_> join #one2one
[22:24] <ppf> maybe
[22:25] <ppf> however namespaces is the "correct" way to do this
[22:25] <ppf> it's kind of their prime job
[22:41] <roothorick> my server just will not fsck root. the filesystem metadata is WAY past due, I'm getting the "will be checked for errors on next reboot" message, I made /forcefsck, it just ignores all of it and does a normal boot
[22:47] <OerHeks> roothorick, The -F option force fsck on reboot, # shutdown -rF now
[22:48] <roothorick> I'll try it...
[22:51] <roothorick> no fsck.
[22:52] <roothorick> tune2fs still says the last check time was in June
[22:52] <micky_> anyone have problems with ubuntu 16.04 randomly powering off (just like someone held down the power button)? for most people this seems to happen because their machine is getting to hot, but that is not the case here. not sure where to look next
[22:55] <roothorick> "pass" field in fstab is 1
[22:56] <wedgie> micky_: i would suspect hardware. Power supply might be my first suspect
[22:56] <micky_> should have mentioned this never happpens in windows (dual boot) and sometimes it just freezes instead of shutdown
[22:57] <micky_> I ran 'lm-sensors' and nothing is getting hot either
[22:58] <nacc> could also be an ACPI issue that windows knows about in a low-level driver (or a firmware path)
[23:00] <micky_> nacc, how would I go about looking into that?
[23:05] <micky_> there may be something to that acpi thing. I just checked out my syslog and there is a LOT  of errors having to do with acpi. I dont know what to make of them but heres a couple of them i copied from my syslog:  http://pastiebin.com/embed/585867558b8f3
[23:07] <nacc> micky_: sorry, power hiccup here, let me look
[23:08] <nacc> micky_: yeah, so it's possible that the ACPI tables expose information that Linux simply doesn't know about (this could, in theory, explain why windows is stable while linux is not)
[23:09] <micky_> ok, so for the sake of conversation, let's say that's what's happening. is there anything I can do about that? or is this just a machine that doesn't like linux (any distro as far as i can tell)?
[23:10] <micky_> btw I'm on a toshiba satellite click-2. one of those 2-in-1's where the screen detaches to become tablet-ish.
[23:11] <roothorick> fsck.mode=force was the only thing that worked
[23:11] <roothorick> that really shouldn't be necessary...
[23:11] <roothorick> if the timestamp in the FS metadata says it's time, it should just do it
[23:15] <OerHeks> roothorick, odd indeed
[23:16] <nacc> micky_: are there possibly any bios/firmware updates?
[23:16] <nacc> micky_: if the machine is newish, or has something window-specific (e.g. in the bios), it might be tricky. I'd suggest googling around and seeing what others with the identical model of hardware have found
[23:17] <micky_> hmm. I'm not sure, I think I checked a while back but I'll look into that. it is newish(xmas last year)
[23:17] <OerHeks> micky_, this seems like your issue http://askubuntu.com/questions/754295/var-log-syslog-constantly-logging-errors-growing-at-1-mb-s
[23:18] <OerHeks> skylake?
[23:21] <bjrohan> Hey all. Recently got a Galaxy S7. I'm trying to transfer files via USB. When I do, I have to Allow on the phone, however shortly after I get a message on my computer that process for mtp has died, and I get another pop up on my phone asking me to allow access to phone data
[23:22] <bjrohan> When I do this on Windows, I have to allow access once, and everything works
[23:25] <wyoung> bjrohan: Yeah, saying something just works in Windows isn't helpful though, different drivers, different everything.  More information about the error message in Ubuntu would be helpful though in getting down to the cause of the problem.
[23:26] <wyoung> bjrohan: dmesg, tail /var/log/syslog, etc.. will give you more information about what went wrong
[23:27] <wyoung> Without more information my response would need to be "if it works in windows then use windows".
[23:33] <bjrohan> wyoung: https://dpaste.de/5zRH
[23:33] <bjrohan> From mtp-detect
[23:34] <bazhang> bjrohan, have you installed gmtp
[23:34] <Sean_McG> almost 2000 people, I do believe this is the largest IRC channel I have ever been in
[23:35] <bazhang> got an ubuntu support issue Sean_McG ?
[23:35] <jpmh> I have a ubuntu systen running procmail.  For user john,dave and kay I have a .forward file that includes: "IFS=' ' && exec //usr/bin/procmail.  Each user has in his home a .procmail/general.rc file - for save and john all works as expected, for kay it appears that the procmail is not happening - any suggestions on how to debug this?
[23:35] <bjrohan> bazhang: NO
[23:35] <bazhang> bjrohan, that does it here
[23:35] <bjrohan> Will try
[23:35] <Sean_McG> bazhang: not at the moment no, but was willing to help other people that might
[23:36] <nacc> jpmh: sounds like a homework question :)
[23:36] <Office_> hi
[23:36] <OerHeks> Check usb mass storage option on that android
[23:36] <Office_> i need to install something called svgo
[23:36] <bjrohan> bazhang: After installing, what is the best way to use it?
[23:36] <Office_> apparetly ubuntu does not have this
[23:37] <nacc> Office_: what is svgo?
[23:37] <OerHeks> Office_, see github https://github.com/svg/svgo
[23:37] <OerHeks> files & tutorials
[23:38] <bazhang> bjrohan, I unlplug and the replug the device
[23:38] <bazhang> then
[23:38] <Sean_McG> node.js thing, debian does not appear to have it either
[23:38] <Sean_McG> you will probably have to install it yourself
[23:38] <Sean_McG> unless by any chance there is a PPA for it
[23:40] <bjrohan> bazhang: still nada. gmtp says it can't open raw device. My phone constantly asks to allow access to phone data :-(
[23:40] <hmm> Anyone have any ideas on fixing a line out port that won't recognize my speakers? The port works fine on my windows partition.
[23:40] <bjrohan> https://dpaste.de/EY49
[23:40] <bazhang> bjrohan, I had to set the device to properly do that
[23:41] <bjrohan> bazhang: remeber how? I have developer options enabled, USB debugging on
[23:41] <bazhang> bjrohan, is there a setting for storage
[23:41] <OerHeks> unlock androidscreen before connecting usb cable
[23:42] <bjrohan> OerHeks: I have been FWIW
[23:42] <bazhang> I cannot recall the exact setting name
[23:42] <bjrohan> I am also using a USB 2.0 port not 3.0
[23:42] <systemf> ...
[23:43] <Sean_McG> should only affect the transfer speed
[23:44] <systemf> what?
[23:44] <bjrohan> bazhang: I tried accessing items on teh internal storage, same issues
[23:45] <bazhang> bjrohan, I missed the exact device name, could you please repeat it
[23:45] <bjrohan> S7 edge: SM-G935V
[23:45] <bazhang> the note seven?
[23:46] <Sean_McG> Samsung hasn't bricked yours yet?
[23:46]  * Sean_McG ducks the tomatoes
[23:47] <bjrohan> bazhang: Nope, the S7 edge
[23:48] <beqa> how to load windows in usb , with wich program , anyone can help me...
[23:50] <pavlos> beqa, http://www.howtogeek.com/191054/how-to-create-bootable-usb-drives-and-sd-cards-for-every-operating-system/
[23:58] <ArtesMagae> Hello, Everyone. I have a question about dial booting Windows and Ubuntu. I did this years ago and had no problem selecting the OS every time I restarted. This time, only options to start Ubuntu appear on restart.
[23:59] <ArtesMagae> If I change the OS boot order, I can get back to Windows. But it is a cumbersome process. Any ideas?
[23:59] <Guest10317> hello guys, I own an hd 7770, I'm using padoka's ppa to update my drivers and according to glxgear im using mesa and opengl 3.0, as I'm reading this card has support to up to 4.5, so how would I go around enabling this? how can I install and test radeonsi?
[23:59] <Sean_McG> ArtesMagae: wierd, grub picked up my Win8.1 partition no problem