[00:00] <metaresolve> to do query exercises on
[00:00] <ikonia> metaresolve: right, but that is not a postfix file
[00:00] <metaresolve> https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/tutorial-advanced-intro.html
[00:00] <ikonia> metaresolve: so something else must put it there
[00:00] <metaresolve> i don't know what a postfix file is
[00:00] <beneter> Hetachi: okay. So... was ~/test being created?
[00:00] <Hetachi> beneter, Just did it, a minute has not yet passed
[00:01] <beneter> kk
[00:01] <metaresolve> ok i need to go play my game for a bit
[00:01] <xangua> I just restarted an OEM install and the screen is blank, any help? Don't really know what's happening
[00:01] <Hetachi> beneter, does it matter if I do it with root or user account? (I been using my user account for cron editing)
[00:02] <beneter> Hetachi: Not really. Every user has his own crontab. So your file will be crated at /home/<<username>>/test
[00:03] <Hetachi> Yes it did create it
[00:03] <beneter> Hetachi: If you want root to run your command, you need to run "sudo crontab -e"
[00:03] <beneter> Hetachi: So we made sure, that cron is correctly working
[00:04] <Hetachi> beneter, yes, so there is something wrong with my command...
[00:04] <beneter> Hetachi: Correct ;-)
[00:04] <wiggmpk> Any suggestion for remapping a bluetooth mouse keys? I used to compiz plugin. Running Gnome Ubuntu
[00:04] <Hetachi> beneter, if I pasted it to you would you mind taking a look at it?
[00:04] <beneter> Hetachi: Feel free
[00:06] <Guest20796> I'm trying to use gsettings to change the icon-size in unity but it doesn't seem to work (actually it creates a duplicate entry in dconf) thereafter gsettings get returns the value set by gsettings and dconf returns the value set by dconf cli and via regular Ubuntu Settings UI.
[00:06] <Hetachi> beneter, http://pastebin.com/1tMyc5PH
[00:06] <matsasc> Hetachi: you can also check /var/mail/<username> you will probably find the errors in there since cron sends a mail to the user
[00:06] <Hetachi> beneter, I think the path is not correct
[00:07] <Bashing-om> xangua: Tried booting from grub with ' nomodeset ' ?
[00:07] <beneter> Hetachi: you seem to miss the redirection of your output
[00:08] <xangua> So apparently I had to switch to another terminal Bashing-om , ctrl+alt+1
[00:08] <beneter> you should remove everything behind "monitor" and add " > /home/hetachi/mycron.log 2>&1"
[00:08] <Hetachi> beneter, what do you mean?
[00:08] <Bashing-om> xangua: All good now .. or no GUI ?
[00:09] <xangua> Bashing-om: don't know, is this normal in an OEM install? Xubuntu by the way, new user is already created
[00:09] <beneter> Hetachi: currently you are redirecting the output to /dev/null (at least I think so)
[00:09] <beneter> Hetachi: you should remove everything behind "monitor" and add " > /home/hetachi/mycron.log 2>&1"
[00:10] <Hetachi> beneter, oh okay I will try that
[00:10] <Guest20796> in dconf-editor you can see duplicate entries, i didn't know that was even possible: https://snag.gy/8YmbQ1.jpg
[00:10] <Hetachi> beneter, the issue is that the monitor script is not launched and the output is just to see what happens when it tries to launch it
[00:11] <Bashing-om> xangua: I have not installed as "OEM" so no direct experience . but I would not think so . For a 1st time user from that install I would anticipate booting to GUI .
[00:12] <beneter> Hetachi: Please try this: "3 * * * * /home/hetachi/gameserver monitor > /home/hetachi/mycron.log 2>&1"
[00:12] <xangua> Bashing-om: it booted to GUI, it just was displaying in f1, not f7
[00:12] <xangua> First time OEM install
[00:12] <xangua> Weird
[00:12] <Hetachi> beneter, I set the time to  * * * * * so we dont have to wait 3 minutes
[00:13] <beneter> Hetachi: I'm pretty sure you are currently redirecting to /dev/null. And thats why you have no output
[00:13] <cfoch> hi
[00:13] <cfoch> How do I install  xdg-desktop-portal-gtk in Ubuntu 16.04.1 ?
[00:14] <Hetachi> beneter, I really hope that that is all there is to it :)
[00:15] <Bashing-om> xangua: Yeah, kinda different . I would expect the GUI on TTY7. mind rebooting and looking at the kernel boot line in grub ?
[00:15] <Hetachi> beneter, there we go output is working
[00:15] <beneter> Hetachi: ">" Redirects the output from StdOut to a File. The "2>&1" is for redirecting the Error Channel to the same (normal) channel. This way, all output is written to the log and you won't be bothered by mails containing the errors.
[00:16] <Hetachi> beneter, /bin/sh: 1: /home/hetachi/gameserver: not found
[00:16] <beneter> Hetachi: Well... Please do ls- a /home/hetachi/gameserver and give me the output
[00:17] <beneter> Hetachi: "ls- a /home/hetachi/gameserver"
[00:17] <Hetachi> beneter, I mistyped the name sorry it should have been gameservers
[00:18] <beneter> Hetachi: Thought so. Did you set the execute flag? (chmod +x)
[00:18] <Hetachi> beneter, yes
[00:18] <beneter> Hetachi: Then it should work now ;-)
[00:18] <Hetachi> beneter, could it have any affect if the user account does not have sudo rights ?
[00:19] <matsasc> try running the command with the account outside of cron and check
[00:19] <beneter> Hetachi: Depends on what your application needs to do.
[00:19] <Hetachi> beneter, not it is working perfectly, this is so weird
[00:19] <Hetachi> beneter, I did not change too much in the commands
[00:19] <LordNelthon> I have the following script that saves and restores the iptables rules when networkmanager changes an interface status (http://pastebin.com/gPRAMHrL). why it creates always two log lines in syslog (http://pastebin.com/36CE6h9z)?
[00:20] <Hetachi> beneter, it just starts an application which does not require sudo or root access
[00:21] <beneter> Hetachi: Then everything should be alright
[00:21] <beneter> Hetachi: What is bothering you?
[00:21] <beneter> Hetachi: Do you know what "> /dev/null" does?
[00:21] <Hetachi> beneter, As I understood it sends all output to dev/null right?
[00:22] <Hetachi> beneter, crontabs have always been quite confusing to me...
[00:22] <beneter> Hetachi: Right! And do you know what "/dev/null" is?
[00:22] <Hetachi> beneter, no, I have no clue what it is
[00:22] <beneter> Hetachi: Aha :-D
[00:23] <beneter> Hetachi: /dev/null is a "fake-device" which acts like a bin.
[00:23] <beneter> Hetachi: So you were throwing away all your output to void
[00:24] <Hetachi> beneter, oh, well that explains why I wasn't able to find it
[00:24] <lex__> i'm the previous Guest20796 in case someone has any suggestions
[00:24] <Hetachi> beneter, I was looking all over internet for where cronjobs store the outputs
[00:24] <Hetachi> beneter, literally spent the past 2-3h just looking how to check if cronjobs are even running, and if so where do I find info
[00:26] <beneter> Hetachi: Well... the learning curve for unix is quite steep.
[00:26] <Hetachi> beneter, my problem is when I haven't actually tried studying it, as I should, always grabbing what I need and never fully understanding it
[00:27] <beneter> Hetachi: Learning by doing... same for me. ;-)
[00:28] <bread> guys! Need some quick help!
[00:29] <Hetachi> beneter, once again thank you so much for your help, I really appriciate it, now I can go to sleep with out worrying about it
[00:29] <bread> I somewhat got conky to work on my desktop, but the icons don't work, the font isn't the one that's supposed to be used, and there are only 5 days xD
[00:30] <bread> the temps work tho :D
[00:31] <beneter> Hetachi: You are welcome. Good night
[00:33] <bread> any help?
[00:34] <GrayGhost13> Hi Everyone! Just a quick question.. Is there an open source solution that helps in the setup, configuration and management of a mail server?
[00:40] <mukluks> GrayGhost13: you could say that every linux distribution performs that role
[00:40] <mukluks> GrayGhost13: i'm guessing you're looking for a GUI?
[00:40] <GrayGhost13> mukluks: :) that's true.. I was just now reading about iRedMail .. are  their others similar to that?
[00:41] <Deeewayne> Anyone have 16.04 with Apache and mod_dav_svn/mod_authz_svn working?  I can't get them to work together on a server that was working w/ 14.04 due to undefined symbols in the subversion apache modules
[00:42] <Deeewayne> undefined symbols: dav_do_find_liveprop and dav_svn_get_repos_path2
[00:42] <wiggmpk> Is there no GUI to remap a multi-button bluetooth mouse?
[00:42] <Deeewayne> I read somewhere that an apache package was built w/ subversion 1.7.9 and downgrading to subversion 1.7.9 fixes it, but can't seem to downgrade to that version using apt
[00:43] <Bashing-om> Deeewayne: Config files differ in systemd from what upstart in 14.04 was : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers might help .
[00:44] <mukluks> GrayGhost13: i would recommend WebMin
[00:44] <GrayGhost13> mukluks: why? Is it better than iredmail?
[00:45] <mukluks> GrayGhost13: i don't know iredmail, but i do know webmin
[00:45] <GrayGhost13> mukluks: I'm looking to do a mail server, with no domains being serviced on the server
[00:46] <GrayGhost13> mukluks: i'm looking at it now, it's interesting
[00:46] <mukluks> GrayGhost13: that's fine, but if you use webmin you will have some flexibility in case your requirements change in the futute
[00:46] <Deeewayne> Bashing-om, thanks, but after briefly looking at that I'm not sure its applicable to this particular issue.
[00:47] <GrayGhost13> mukluks: that's interestin.. that might be useful on something else..
[00:48] <Kali_Yuga> hello
[00:50] <xangua> 6:49 PM <xangua> Another little issue, the images icon won't show in thunar places sidebar
[00:52] <bazhang> xangua, seriously crossposting?
[00:55] <mukluks> Kali_Yuga: helloooo
[00:55] <mukluks> is it me you're looking for?
[00:57] <Deeewayne> I guess I found my apache/subversion problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/subversion/+bug/1639809
[01:06] <Bashing-om> Deeewayne: :( .... " Apparently Apache version was too recent, and not compatible with the 1.8.8 " ; RE-install of apache ?
[01:10] <Deeewayne> Bashing-om, yeah, looks like the fix
[01:11] <Deeewayne> Not sure how I should proceed.  I've been migrating to Git, but would have preferred to leave my subversion repos in subversion
[01:12] <Deeewayne> I'm not that great w/ apt but it looks like the version of apache that was referenced in that work around may not be available in 16.04
[01:13] <Deeewayne> so, for me, it might be reasonable to try to wait for that issue to be fixed and if needed, migrate stuff to git
[01:15] <wiggmpk> I do not see my bluetooth mouse listed in xorg.conf, If I add a configuration will it cause conflicts? should I be looking somewhere else for the config?
[01:15] <Bashing-om> Deeewayne: Not me, no excperience here , but surely others here have had this issue and can advise on their solution .
[01:17] <Deeewayne> Bashing-om, yeah, my fault for not properly investigating before release upgrade.  I made the assumption that 16.04+apache+subversion would be safe by now
[01:17] <Deeewayne> (doh)
[01:18] <tatertots> wiggmpk: did you already "pair" bluetooth devices? yes or no
[01:18] <wiggmpk> tatertots: yes, it is a bluetooth mouse, with a lot of buttons =P
[01:18] <wiggmpk> tatertots: basic functionality works, mouse click 1/2, scrolling and wheel press, back/forward buttons
[01:24] <Hulio> Hi guys
[01:28] <energizer> I'm configuring cron for doing regular updates to a local database used by a team. Which crontab should I use?
[01:29] <mukluks> energizer: depends
[01:29] <energizer> mukluks: how so
[01:29] <mukluks> energizer: you could use the crontab for the user created to run the database, if a user has been created
[01:29] <mukluks> eg. mysql user
[01:30] <mukluks> this way if you ever remove mysql from the system the crontab will probably be removed at the same time
[01:30] <tatertots> wiggmpk: ok so basic mouse functionality works fine?
[01:30] <wiggmpk> tatertots: yes
[01:31] <mukluks> energizer: but if the crontab entries are sensitive and you don't want them to be accessible to a hacker if they hijack your database process then a different user's crontab may be better
[01:31] <Andrew_> Hello, I have recently upgraded from 14.04 -> 16.04, and now my unity does not work (no ui, or bars, and ctrl-alt-T will not open a terminal.) when I try to open TTY I only see the top half of the first line. I was able to login recovery mode, and delete the compiz .config, but that did not fix. I was unable to apt-get upgrade unity or dconf from recovery mode. I can open a file browser, due to a desktop folder, is there a way to get
[01:34] <n4n0`> Andrew_: did you check dmesg or system messages for any errors or warnings?
[01:36] <energizer> mukluks: sudo su mongodb fails but mongodb is listed in /etc/passwd
[01:36] <Andrew_> n4n0: I checked .xsessionerrors and I saw: "upstart: unity7 pre-start process terminated with status 127"
[01:36] <mukluks> energizer: the shell is probably set to /bin/false, which is good
[01:37] <mukluks> you don't need that user to have shell to edit their crontab
[01:38] <energizer> mukluks: is that the right user to use
[01:38] <energizer> or perhaps make a new one with the project name
[01:40] <mukluks> energizer: well as i said, it depends... just please don't put the database password in the crontab
[01:40] <n4n0`> Andrew_: Sounds like maybe an issue with the updater/permission issues when you updated. You could try running `unity --replace` from your recovery console or possibly `dpkg-reconfigure gdm` to reset your default LM. Might have to do some further poking on google or askubuntu.com
[01:41] <xangua> Andrew_: did you try guest user? Does unity work there?
[01:42] <Andrew_> n4n0`: i have tried those commands from recovery mode, but it is unable to connect to the network
[01:43] <Andrew_> xangua: unity is also broken in guest mode
[01:43] <mandeep> hi all. in unity when i open any application, the application window appears at the bottom right of my screen. how do i have these windows open in the middle of the screen?
[01:44] <Andrew_> I think that if I could get a terminal open in non recovery mode, I could fix this
[01:46] <wiggmpk> tatertots: I have a horizontal scroll wheel that I would like to enable. xinput reports it as button 13/14, how do I go about that?
[01:47] <n4n0`> Andrew_: During startup you are presented with the console after the prestart fails? Are you able to use any of the shortcut keys to get to a TTY? You said you only see the top half of the first line but can you read the contents?
[01:47] <Bashing-om> Andrew_: At the login screen - ctl+alt+F1 should give you a console interface where you can log into the system ,
[01:50] <mandeep> nvm i just configured it in compiz config
[01:50] <Andrew_> n4n0`: the only thing I can read is 'Loading 3.16.0-77-generic', I have tried logging in blind, and then clearing, but as far as I can tell nothing is happening
[01:50] <n4n0`> Andrew_: Like Bashing-om said, Ctrl+Alt+F1 will get you to your LM if that fails, you'll need to find out why, eventually leading you to get to a working console that should init networking
[01:51] <Andrew_> Bashing-om: I just tried doing ctrl-alt-f1 from login screen, and I still only see half of the top line
[01:52] <n4n0`> I had a similar problem but it was related to proprietary video/graphics drivers. I don't see that being true in this scenario.
[01:54] <Andrew_> But X is able to run applications, as evidenced by the file browser, and picture viewer working. could there be a way of opening up a terminal in X from the file browser?
[01:55] <tatertots> wiggmpk: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mouse_buttons
[01:56] <n4n0`> Andrew_: maybe after you press Ctrl+Alt+F1 try `/etc/init.d/lightdm restart` ... as for opening a new terminal in file browser if you right click anywhere that isn't a file/folder you can select "Open in Terminal"
[01:57] <bear_> So
[01:57] <bear_> how do you guys sync your gmail to your desktop?
[01:57] <Andrew_> n4n0`: let me restart and try that
[01:57] <n4n0`> Andrew_: That terminal shortcut is confirmed for 16.04 >
[01:57] <HiddenDjinn> bear_: uh, i have it set up on alpine
[01:58] <n4n0`> Andrew_: kk.
[01:58] <HiddenDjinn> bear_: it doesn't sync as much as it reads directly from the server
[01:58] <Andrew_> n4n0`: I remember looking for something like that, but not finding it
[01:58] <wiggmpk> tatertots: I'll take a look at it, thanks
[02:00] <test_name0000> .
[02:00] <n4n0`> Andrew_: I found it while navigating to any folder and right-clicking in the blank white area. Also if you can attempt to right-click a file and "Open With..." you might be able to start a new terminal from that window.
[02:01] <Andrew_> n4n0`: haha got it. so it was treating everything that was not a file in the browser as the desktop when I right clicked, but when I right clicked in a folder I was able to open that folder in thunar, which gave me the ability to open to terminal
[02:01] <bear_> HiddenDjinn, that's syncing.
[02:01] <Andrew_> n4n0`: much thanks
[02:01] <n4n0`> Andrew_: no problem, what a strange issue. Take care, lol.
[02:02] <HiddenDjinn> bear_: uh, no...syncing is something slightly different
[02:03] <HiddenDjinn> bear_: alpine doesn't save it to the local machine
[02:03] <bear_> HiddenDjinn, Syncing doesn't mean you have to save it to non volatile storage
[02:06] <HiddenDjinn> bear_: that's kinda idiosyncratic...to syncronize, one must have data in two locations to bring into sync...the data is never anywhere other than the imap server
[02:06] <bear_> HiddenDjinn, then you never read it.
[02:07] <bear_> once you read it it's in memory on your machine and now in sync with your imap server
[02:07] <HiddenDjinn> bear_: i don't think it means what you think it means
[02:07] <bear_> it does
[02:11] <dayron> my laptop don't see my memory flash
[02:12] <dayron> I run the command lsusb and i can see but don't mount in nautilus
[02:20] <dayron> I do an "lsusb" in console and the result is the one you see below. I see that it recognizes the pendrive (Verbatim), but I do not see it as an available drive and can not access its contents.
[02:22] <n4n0`> dayron: `dmesg | grep "Verbatim"`
[02:24] <n4n0`> dayron: If the flash drive isn't mounted or formatted correctly you may not see it in your file manager. Use parted or gparted (user-friendly) for managing disks/partitions but I advise you to do some reading on Google first.
[02:26] <n4n0`> dayron: Some other commands for viewing disk information -- "df -h" and "fdisk -l", use caution when executing fdisk however.
[02:28] <adam_> is anyone aware of a bug in 14.04 LTS xenial HWE install images w/r/t preseed files and custom repositories, my apt sources.list file was getting repositories added without the “deb” prefix
[02:28] <adam_> now that i write that, it sounds so absurdly specific, i wonder if anyone ran into it ever :|
[02:28] <dayron> n4n0`, The pendrive is a friend, I have to copy an information, windows works perfectly and in the usb port other devices work
[02:29] <NickCao> Hello! Is it possible for me to play vainglory on my laptop running ubuntu 16.10? I've tried AVD, but it turned out that vainglory can't be installed on it, as an error message that 'The device is not supported popped out.
[02:38] <Photon> My keyboard input lags reaaaly bad sometimes in intensive applications. I noticed it in IntelliJ IDEA, steam, Minecraft, and even HexChat.
[02:39] <Telvana> Greetings, I've got a quick question. I have a GTX 780 and a GT 630 installed in my current PC. I'd like to run Ubuntu, but they are from different driver eras, how can I do this? (I have the two cards for a six monitor setup I am using just fine in windows)
[02:44] <juan_> hols
[02:44] <juan_> hola
[02:44] <juan_> y aqui que? que hacen o a que se dedican?
[02:44] <cfhowlett> !es | juan_
[02:56] <Phanes> ack
[02:57] <Phanes> why is visudo launching nano
[02:57]  * Phanes judges his machine
[02:59] <Phanes> also why am i having to do this to reduce irrelevant results: `apt-cache search openssl | grep openssl`
[03:02] <tatertots> Phanes: you're NOT "having" to do that, you are consciously deciding to do that...there's a difference
[03:02] <Ben64> man apt-cache
[03:02] <Phanes> well, it's the thought that counts
[03:03] <Bashing-om> Phanes: Seems nano is the degault . one can change it : http://askubuntu.com/questions/539243/how-to-change-visudo-editor-from-nano-to-vim .
[03:05] <Phanes> i know how to change it
[03:05] <Phanes> was just odd that =vi=sudo would launch nano
[03:05] <Phanes> should rename it to nanosudo
[03:05] <Phanes> since its not using vi and is using nano
[03:05] <Phanes> that is what the vi means in visudo
[03:06] <nvjraja> Hi everyone
[03:08] <Phanes> why does sudo want reverse dns resolution
[03:08] <Phanes> it keeps complaining that it cant resolve its own hostname
[03:14] <matsasc> Phanes: have you changed your hostname?
[03:15] <matsasc> Phanes: just add your new hostname to 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts
[03:18] <tatertots> Phanes: sudo on it's own wouldn't be complaining, the syntax or maybe what ever secret you're doing with sudo might be complaining
[03:19] <tatertots> Phanes: but it's not sudo
[03:19] <mikeymop> does anyone here understand apahce virtual hosts?
[03:21] <cfhowlett> !details | mikeymop, avoid "... anyone? ..."
[03:21] <mikeymop> !pastebin
[03:22] <Phanes> tatertots, please dont give fake advice, it was copying a file.  matsasc i think that's close, i did change hosts.  my concern is why it even cares.
[03:22] <mikeymop> !topic
[03:22] <Phanes> sudo is not a network-aware tool
[03:22] <mikeymop> i'm on xenial, i'm following this guide https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/install-laravel-on-ubuntu-for-apache/
[03:22] <Phanes> and ive reproduced this on several systems
[03:23] <mikeymop> i wrote a .conf file for apache to use an apache virtualhost, however when i tried to use this conf file apahce failed to start
[03:23] <mikeymop> i tried checking journalctl to no avail
[03:23] <mikeymop> so i reverted to 000-default.conf for now, i'm trying to understand why laravel's conf file didn't work
[03:23] <tatertots> Phanes: did you document the steps to reproduce the issue anywhere, like launchpad or maybe even a personal blog or facebook even?
[03:24] <Phanes> not yet
[03:24] <cfhowlett> mikeymop, that tutorial is written for a dead verison of ubuntu.  contact the packager for support and updated information
[03:24] <Phanes> it could be expected behaviour if i can find someone with a cluestick
[03:24] <mikeymop> cfhowlett: thanks, i was hopoing it would be distro independent
[03:26] <tatertots> Phanes: could be expected behavior? it is expected, else why would you not have shared your verbatim command syntax that produces the very results you're complaining about
[03:26] <tatertots> because deep inside somewhere you already know it's human error
[03:26] <matsasc> Phanes: fake advice? I just gave you a solution for not getting the message again
[03:26] <Phanes> tatertots, as i said please dont give fake advice, it was copying a file.
[03:26] <Phanes> tatertots, people read and learn from what is discussed here
[03:27] <tatertots> Phanes: fake advice?
[03:27] <Phanes> tatertots, http://paste.silogroup.org/piyatoxoro.scala
[03:27] <Phanes> there you go
[03:27] <Phanes> now pretend to be an expert with that
[03:27] <tatertots> Phanes: please don't cry wolf or raise false alarms...right back at you
[03:29] <cfhowlett> for best results, dial down the attitude
[03:29] <tgm4883> let's all stay civil please
[03:29] <tatertots> Phanes: a error message and verbatim command would suffice,
[03:30] <Phanes> i did find this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sudo/+bug/32906
[03:30] <Phanes> it says sudoers can perform on several hosts so needs hostname resolution for context, im unaware of such features and am still looking into it
[03:30] <Phanes> tatertots, provided in paste
[03:31] <Phanes> now thats interesting, sudo provides remote host features indeed: https://www.sudo.ws/man/1.8.19/sudo.man.html
[03:32] <Phanes> ok that's expected behaviour as suspected
[03:32] <tatertots> of course
[03:32] <zeiad> can anyone help me with the problem of weak wifi signal ??
[03:33] <mukluks> zeiad: it will most likely be a physical problem we can't help with
[03:33] <Phanes> zeiad, booster relay, increase power to ant., or check sensitivity options in firmware, or move closer.  that's about it besides dish shaping.
[03:33] <Phanes> there are some cool things you can do with bidirectional ant.
[03:33] <zeiad> i get weak signal from my room and a full signal on mobile
[03:34] <zeiad> i changed the wifi card nut nothing happened
[03:34] <matsasc> that doesn't need to mean anything
[03:35] <zeiad> i'm new to ubuntu, so any idea how to work this problem out ?
[03:35] <matsasc> zeiad: how many networks are arround you? what channel are you on? what channels are the other networks broadcasting on?
[03:35] <Phanes> zeiad, im on a give-the-answer-only-once diet
[03:36] <zeiad> i don't know any of this informations
[03:37] <zeiad> phanes: if you don't want to help it's ok thank you anyway
[03:38] <zeiad> i have 4 or 5 connections within the building
[03:38] <WindowsMike> Does Ubuntu use less CPU, and RAM than windows 8.1 compared to like system required things?
[03:38] <cfhowlett>  WindowsMike it depends
[03:39] <Phanes> WindowsMike, depends on what youre doing on it but unless you're really filling it up with animations then categorially yes
[03:39] <mukluks> uses about tree fiddy less ram and cpu
[03:39] <Phanes> *castegorically
[03:39] <Phanes> i give up
[03:40] <WindowsMike> Phanes and cfhowlett I mean like freshly installed no apps open.
[03:40] <Phanes> WindowsMike, yes
[03:40] <WindowsMike> Does Ubuntu is better on CPU compared to windows in that?
[03:40] <Phanes> WindowsMike, significantly less
[03:40] <WindowsMike> *So
[03:40] <cfhowlett> WindowsMike, again: it depends.  configurations, display effects, and many others. BUT
[03:41] <Phanes> if i could spell categorically i'd be abusing it right now
[03:41] <cfhowlett> WindowsMike, the easy answer is to install it - for free!  - and test things for yourself rather than asking random internetz
[03:44]  * Phanes witholds tongue about gnome 3 bloat in the spirit of the statement
[03:45] <cherwin> hello
[03:47] <Phanes> cherwin, exit code 0
[03:48] <cherwin> Phanes: why did you exit succesfully?
[03:48] <cherwin> also, you're not a program and I'm not a shell
[03:48]  * cherwin is confused
[03:49] <nono_> hi
[03:49] <Phanes> nono_, exit code 0
[03:50] <Phanes> ok ill stop
[03:50]  * cherwin smacks Phanes around a bit with a large trout
[03:52] <FishPencil> Is there a Ubuntu iso that provides a live OS that only includes the terminal interface (no GUI)? Can Ubuntu server be run in live mode?
[03:53] <cfhowlett> FishPencil, answer to question 2 = no
[03:53] <cfhowlett> !mini | FishPencil
[03:53] <FishPencil> Look at that
[04:06] <bobdobbs> Can I manage rhythmbox remotely? And install the means to do so without moving?
[04:06] <bobdobbs> So, like, I'm in bed with my laptop because it is sunday
[04:06] <bobdobbs> I have shell access to my desktop
[04:06] <cfhowlett> bobdobbs, vnc
[04:07] <bobdobbs> I want to control rhythbox without have to move
[04:07] <bobdobbs> cfhowlett: ta.
[04:07] <cfhowlett> bobdobbs, ssh or vnc to the machine.
[04:09] <mukluks> apt install x11vnc
[04:10] <bobdobbs> mukluks: doing that now :)
[04:11] <bobdobbs> my mission for the rest of sunday is to stay in bed
[04:11] <bobdobbs> except maybe for food
[04:11] <mukluks> and poop
[04:11] <tgm4883> that's cheating
[04:11]  * bobdobbs nods
[04:11] <bobdobbs> so, x11vnc is a server? And I'll need a client on my lappy?
[04:14] <tgm4883> remmina should work for a client, I think it's installed by default
[04:15] <mukluks> bobdobbs: yup, i use xtightvncviewer
[04:15] <danny_> Hi
[04:15] <bobdobbs> I just install vinagre, cos it was easy
[04:15] <mukluks> bobdobbs: just ssh in to server, start x11vnc, wait a few seconds, connect from client, done
[04:16] <bobdobbs> mukluks: k
[04:17] <bobdobbs> I think I'm connected!
[04:18] <mukluks> bonus points for using pm-suspend on server when you're fininshed and using wakeonlan when you want to use it again
[04:18] <bobdobbs> YUS! connected!
[04:19] <bobdobbs> scaling makes it a bit tricky, cos I have two monitors on my desktop. BUt I can make out the rhythbox controls and can use them
[04:19] <bobdobbs> yay!
[04:19] <bobdobbs> \0/
[04:20] <bobdobbs> now... how do I get rhythmbox to bring me my poop bucket?
[04:20] <cfhowlett> bobdobbs, family friendly channel and off-topic.  enough.
[04:20] <bobdobbs> cfhowlett: sorry
[04:20] <bobdobbs> thanks all!
[04:24] <santos177> hello everybody
[04:31] <Raulwynn> Okay, this is probably a silly question. How do I put an ISO on a hard drive that I can boot from to install on my hard drive. I can't use any of the stock ubuntu systems and all the ones I try to download it doesn't work. Also, for some reason my dd terminal commands aren't working.
[04:31] <Raulwynn> **ISO on a USB drive**
[04:31] <cfhowlett> !install | Raulwynn
[04:32] <Raulwynn> It's not ubuntu... it's another ISO
[04:32] <cfhowlett> we only support ubuntu here.  ask the other OS for support
[04:32] <Raulwynn> What? I am using ubuntu software.
[04:32] <ignacio> Raulwynn, which iso do you want to put in your usb/disk/whatever?
[04:32] <cfhowlett> but you are not trying to boot ubuntu.  y
[04:33] <Raulwynn> xubuntu core
[04:33] <cfhowlett> OK for the record; xubuntu is an official ubuntu flavor so it IS supported here.
[04:34] <cfhowlett> also see the install options link I sent earlier.  the method is there
[04:34] <Raulwynn> ignacio, xubuntu core
[04:34] <ignacio> have you tried usb-creator-gtk /or idk the name/
[04:36] <Raulwynn> ignacio, I have tried to get a few unetbootin, gmounted
[04:36] <bray90820> I would assume 8Gb is enough to install ubuntu but when I do "sudo ddrescue -D --force '/media/data/ubuntu-mate-16.04-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img' /dev/sde" I get an error saying "ddrescue: Write error: No space left on device"
[04:36] <Raulwynn> ignacio, I have closed my terminal since that.
[04:36] <ignacio> wanna hear a story?, It took me 3 hours to put a ubuntu iso in a usb from fedora
[04:37] <Raulwynn> ignacio, I'm trying to change from xubuntu to the core. I keep have gnome and sdk? I think popping up
[04:37] <Raulwynn> It's been a day long process.
[04:37] <ignacio> you will need to install those I guess
[04:38] <nic_> ignacio, set bs=100M to avoid that, the default is bs=512 which means the data are transferred 512 *bytes* a time
[04:38] <ignacio> no, 3 hours because I couldn't make the usb bootable
[04:38] <ignacio> used dd and everything
[04:39] <Raulwynn> That's where I'm at.
[04:39] <Raulwynn> I can't get the dd to run it just closes on me.
[04:39] <matsasc> ignacio: did you remember to use the sync command after you used dd?
[04:39] <ignacio> 3 times :D
[04:40] <matsasc> check the hash?
[04:40] <santos177> hello
[04:40] <ignacio> after getting tired of using dd, I did this http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23802350/
[04:40] <TRUMP_> Hello Santos
[04:40] <ignacio> hi santos177 and TRUMP_
[04:40] <santos177> we are from chile...
[04:40] <TRUMP_> Good night of coding for everyone!
[04:41] <ignacio> hola :)
[04:41] <santos177> we are coding in the south of the world
[04:41] <santos177> hola ignacio
[04:41] <ignacio> I'm from Uruguay
[04:42] <win32> sleep it's better :P
[04:42] <santos177> sleep is better when you're on holydays
[04:43] <TRUMP_> ajajaj
[04:43] <win32> santos177: hahaha =P for me it's always holyday :P
[04:44] <santos177> you are the boss dude
[04:44] <santos177> win32
[04:44] <win32> TRUMP_: =P
[04:44] <win32> santos177: am not boss :D
[04:44] <TRUMP_> Byee!!
[04:45] <santos177> bye everybody
[04:45] <santos177> have fun
[04:57] <Raulwynn> When using dd to iso to a USB do I /dev/sda or /dev/sda1?
[04:58] <Ben64> sda
[04:58] <Raulwynn> ty
[05:01] <Raulwynn> dd if=/home/user/Downloads/mini.iso | pv | of=/dev/sdf Is something wrong? I'm running in root
[05:02] <Ben64> why running in root? and i'd put bs=1M in the output
[05:02] <Ben64> oh and you're missing dd in the output
[05:02] <Raulwynn> thats what.
[05:02] <Raulwynn> This whole time.. Sigh
[05:02] <Ben64> you couldn't tell from the error?
[05:02] <Raulwynn> It doesn't give an error
[05:03] <Raulwynn> just shows zero cancels out and prompt for next command
[05:03] <Ben64> writing zero bytes and exiting is an error
[05:03] <Raulwynn> i missed the second set of dd
[05:03] <Raulwynn> this whole (bad word) time.
[05:05] <nitish> last time when I downloaded & installed ubuntu 16.10 there was so much bugs. Is this safe to install it again?
[05:06] <xangua> !Details | nitish
[05:06] <nitish> ubottu: I don't think you are intelligent
[05:08] <cherwin> lol
[05:10] <cherwin> where is everybody, this channel used to be way more active
[05:11] <lotuspsychje> !ask | cherwin
[05:11] <lotuspsychje> cherwin: it will be active if you place your question mate
[05:11] <cherwin> lotuspsychje: I don't have a question
[05:12] <cherwin> not technical at least
[05:12] <lotuspsychje> cherwin: for more active chitchat you could join #ubuntu-discuss or #ubuntu-offtopic?
[05:12] <cherwin> sweet, thank you lotuspsychje
[05:28] <tacomaster> Is there a way from the command line to unlock the default lock screen on ubuntu?
[05:29] <leaftype> tacomaster, why do you want to do it from the command line?
[05:29] <cherwin> tacomaster: maybe this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/505177/unlock-screen-from-command-line
[05:30] <tacomaster> leaftype: because i want to make a program that will unlock it from checking email address for a specific code to unlock the computer
[05:30] <leaftype> ah
[05:33] <cherwin> tacomaster: is this what you wanted?
[05:34] <tacomaster> cherwin: It is saying that you have to click the password field before it will work.
[05:34] <tacomaster> cherwin: Its a start to be honest but i am still looking
[05:35] <cherwin> tacomaster: yeah I see, that's not very helpful
[05:36] <nic_> what is ubuntu's default lock screen program name?
[05:37] <tacomaster> nic_: its part of lightdm right?
[05:39] <nic_> typically not, it's an external program. ''xlsclients'' might find out what it is, although I haven't tested it on the default ubuntu flavor
[05:40] <nic_> once you know the program name, pkill/killall/kill $(pidof progname) should do the job
[05:40] <leaftype> the command "gnome-screensaver-command -l" locks it
[05:41] <leaftype> you might be able to use '-d' instead, still reading into it
[05:47] <wiggmpk> Anyone familiar with getting horizontal mouse wheel to work? I have tried modifying the 50-vmmouse.conf file in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ I can make changes, but it seems not to be able to enable horizontal scrolling. http://pastebin.com/wtDvYwsE
[05:49] <leaftype> tacomaster, you might check out this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/341014/unlock-login-screen-using-command-line#341072
[05:50] <tacomaster> leaftype: ahh you are awesome. I think that will work :D
[05:51] <leaftype> let me know!
[05:56] <leaftype> tacomaster, works for me, as long as the script is done with sudo privaleges
[05:57] <tacomaster> leaftype: This is going to be a deamon with admin privs. My spelling may be off
[05:57] <leaftype> :)
[06:12] <tacomaster> I know this is more of a python question but i installed python3-espeak but when i run it in a script it only says the first half of the first word. I have tired using time.sleep(5) to make sure the program is not just closing but nothing seems to get it to fully say it like when typing directly in the terminal
[06:13] <tacomaster> I asked in python an they don't seem to know
[06:15] <EriC^^> tacomaster: maybe you need to quote the sentence?
[06:15] <cherwin> tacomaster: show us the code
[06:16] <tacomaster> cherwin: pastebin?
[06:16] <cherwin> yea
[06:16] <tacomaster> http://pastebin.com/cwQTnrwT
[06:17] <cherwin> that's... underwhelming
[06:17] <tacomaster> cherwin: thats all i have so far but it doesn't work right
[06:18] <tacomaster> cherwin: it just says hel
[06:18] <Speiros> :)
[06:19] <Speiros> * wonders if python is starting to think the world is hel
[06:19] <cherwin> tacomaster: looking at the github page I don't see anything with espeak.synth()
[06:20] <cherwin> it says you should be instantiating ESpeak and then use .say()
[06:20] <Phanes> lord the apache2 conf in this disto package is just butchered
[06:20] <tacomaster> cherwin: with the say() i get the exact same thing
[06:21] <cherwin> ok lemme try this out for a sec
[06:22] <tacomaster> cherwin: give me two secs need to do something around the house. Ill be back in like 5-7 mins
[06:22] <gbear14275> #ubuntu
[06:22] <cherwin> tacomaster: awww I can't pip install this??
[06:23] <nic_> apt-get install python3-espeak
[06:23] <gbear14275> if I've added two nics to a bridge with a router behind the 2nd... is there a reason the computer with the bridged connections should be able to ping one side but not the other?  I'm trying to connect a 10/100 switch behind a server I have but I can't figure out how to pass through the network to the switch behind the severs 2nd interface
[06:24] <gbear14275> is adding both eth0 and eth1 to a br0 the wrong way?
[06:25] <tacomaster> cherwin: sudo apt-get install python3-espeak
[06:25] <gbear14275> router1(192.168.1.1)---server:eth0:eth1 (192.168.1.112)---router2(192.168.1.200)
[06:26] <gbear14275> Can I do that, or should I assign the 2nd router a different netblock?
[06:28] <Ben64> gbear14275: should probably be asking in ##networking
[06:28] <cherwin> tacomaster: I'm not using ubuntu, but fedora
[06:29] <cherwin> there's no rpm for that
[06:29] <cherwin> and honestly I don't like installing python packages outside my virtualenv
[06:31] <jnoob22> Just upgraded 14.04 to 16.04. Lots of problems but I think I've got them mostly fixed. I do have the old ATI graphics card where supposed fglrx drivers are no longer supported. No biggie but I do notice that if I start using gnome-session, the video acceleration works fine but if I use the old Unity/Ubuntu desktop (which I prefer) there are no graphic acceleration
[06:31] <jnoob22> what gives?
[06:32] <cherwin> tacomaster: ok I installed espeak and it works as advertised
[06:32] <Sean_McG> yeah my 16.04 upgrade didn't go smoothly either
[06:32] <Ben64> jnoob22: how are you testing the video acceleration
[06:32] <tacomaster> cherwin: if i do espeak with my terminal it works fine. From python file it doesn't work for me
[06:33] <jnoob22> Ben64 just eyeballing it
[06:33] <cherwin> hmm ok lemme check that out
[06:34] <jnoob22> for instance one thing you can do is "grab" a window and "shake" it around a bit.
[06:34] <jnoob22> maybe im using the wrong name for it "acceleration"
[06:34] <Ben64> that doesn't mean anything for acceleration
[06:34] <jnoob22> but you can kind of tell a difference
[06:34] <jnoob22> ^^
[06:34] <jnoob22> maybe i dont know the proper term for it.
[06:34] <cherwin> tacomaster: also works when I save it to a file and execute it
[06:35] <jnoob22> another thing is if I play a game like Bzflag, it works fine when I have the gnome-session running
[06:35] <Speiros> The link to the word "catalytic" is broken on the Ubuntu Operator Requirements page.
[06:35] <jnoob22> but if I try to run the game in Unity, it's very very laggy and slow.
[06:35] <tacomaster> cherwin: no idea then.. wonder whats wrong with my package
[06:35] <Speiros> Or rather, I should say, I can't access it.
[06:35] <Ben64> jnoob22: unity is slower
[06:35] <Speiros> 404 error
[06:35] <jnoob22> well in 14.04 i never had an issue running it in Unity
[06:36] <Ben64> to actually check acceleration, do glxinfo | grep rendering
[06:40] <Phanes> can someone please tell me why this is happening: http://paste.silogroup.org/xuwamoyine.js
[06:41] <Phanes> last i checked, and call me crazy, but when -root- is changing perms chmod shouldn't say -no-
[06:41] <tacomaster> cherwin: finally got it to work
[06:41] <Phanes> nevermind
[06:41] <Phanes> im being stupid
[06:41] <Phanes> typo
[06:41] <Phanes> g+w was what i was thinking and my terminal cant read my mind
[06:41] <Sean_McG> files can be immutable
[06:42] <Sean_McG> but yeah, OK
[06:57] <P3R> guys
[06:57] <P3R> if i paste here !
[06:57] <P3R> i got banned ?
[06:58] <Ben64> use paste.ubuntu.com
[06:59] <cherwin> tacomaster: what was it?
[06:59] <P3R> i got banned last week
[06:59] <Ben64> ok
[07:00] <P3R> i dont know way
[07:00] <P3R> i just asked
[07:00] <P3R> and the admin kick me and band me
[07:00] <P3R>  i leave
[07:00] <Ben64> that was productive
[07:01] <Firefishe> If a usb dongle doesn't turn on immediately when plugged into a usb port, and there isn't a dedicated switch, how can one send a *power on* command through the usb port to the dongle?
[07:01] <cherwin> lol
[07:02] <nic_> shouldn't the dongle be recognized as soon as it's plugged in? That means, check dmesg | tail for relevant lines
[07:02] <elias_a> Firefishe: Never seen such a situation.
[07:02] <elias_a> Firefishe: Or lsusb
[07:03] <ironhide_> firefishe: lsusb |nc termbin.com 9999
[07:04] <ironhide_> firefishe: then copy link and paste
[07:08] <spearthistle> good morning, if a person has two laptops (A) and (B), and wishes you use (A) as a keyboard and mouse for (B), but doesn't want the bandwidth penalty of seeing (B)'s screen on (A), how would somebody achieve this?
[07:09] <Firefishe> ironhide_:  http://termbin.com/9f31
[07:10] <tgm4883> spearthistle: there's an app called synergy to do that
[07:10] <tatertots> he hasn't said or identified what usb device he's talking about....i'm surprised he even posted the termbin being all super secretive
[07:11] <Firefishe> tatertots: Are you referring to me, or ironhide_?
[07:12] <tatertots> Firefishe: hi, what is the details of the usb device in question? make and or manufacture or any details that was on any of the products packaging might come in handy
[07:12] <Firefishe> tatertots: I have an older usb 2.1 dongle running a Broadcom BCM2046 chipset.  The thing won't turn on when I plug it in.  I"ve tried a slew of command line bluetooth procedures, all of which have failed.
[07:12] <Firefishe> tatertots: It's an older 2.1 usb mini-plug.  IOGear is the brand, running a BCM2046 chipset.
[07:13] <Firefishe> tatertots: I'm looking for a command to directly access the device to power up.
[07:13] <Firefishe> tatertots: just to power up, nothing else.
[07:13] <tatertots> Firefishe: usb "blank" dongle???/....solve for "blank"...see there's usb wlan adapters, usb bluetooth adapters, usb modems?
[07:13] <tgm4883> tatertots: it's bluetooth apparently
[07:14] <tatertots> Firefishe: Bus 004 Device 003: ID 0a5c:4500 Broadcom Corp. BCM2046B1 USB 2.0 Hub (part of BCM2046 Bluetooth)
[07:14] <tatertots> Firefishe: that one?
[07:16] <tatertots> Firefishe: did the device come with a wireless mouse and keyboard?
[07:16] <Firefishe> tatertots: Yes, that's the device, but I need to know how to access the chipset.  I turned it off on an older version of 'doze years ago (Vista, I think) using a soft  switch via a right-click menu in the systray.  It worked on linux just fine, until after I used that switch.  Then I upgraded, and havne't been able to get it to work on any platform since then.
[07:17] <tatertots> Firefishe: did the device come with a wireless mouse and keyboard? yes or no
[07:17] <Firefishe> no
[07:17] <Firefishe> stand alone
[07:17] <ducasse> Firefishe: have you tried rfkill?
[07:18] <Firefishe> ducasse: Yes, to no avail.
[07:18] <tatertots> Firefishe: have you shared your logs here?
[07:19] <tatertots> Firefishe: have you shared your logs here? yes or no
[07:19] <Firefishe> tatertots: No.
[07:19] <tatertots> Firefishe: hmmm
[07:19] <tatertots> Firefishe: any reason why not?
[07:20] <Firefishe> tatertots: This is a bit of a fishing expedition.  I"m asking this on a variety of channels for a variety of distros.  Not ubuntu, specifically, as it's a bit of a universal problem I have with a variety of linux os's with this particual dongle.  It used to work, now it doesn't  I'm trying to understand how bluetooth works in linux.
[07:20] <tatertots> Firefishe: if the answer is something like "no because i actually want to bang my head against a wall possibly for no reason at all'...that's certainly your prerogative
[07:21] <Firefishe> tatertots: I've been using gnu/linux since the Mandrake/Red Hat daze.  I'm not trying to be  overly obscure or obtuse.
[07:21] <Firefishe> tatertots: What logs do you want?
[07:22] <ducasse> Firefishe: is there anything in dmesg when you plug it in?
[07:22] <spearthistle> tgm4483: thanks, I found for the link, you can connect using ssh.  'ssh -X grower@symbiosis x2x -west -to :0.0'  which puts (B)'s screen to the left/west of (A).
[07:22] <tatertots> Firefishe: i don't want them, it's telling enough that you're here about the usb dongle but yet no one has seen your logs as of yet...i've seen enough
[07:23] <Firefishe> tatertots: The question was regarding bluetooth command syntax for a BCM2046 chipset.
[07:23] <tgm4883> tatertots: maybe I missed it, but did anyone ask him for logs?
[07:23] <Firefishe> ducasse:  I appreciate the help, but I have to go,.
[07:29] <matin>  dear usrs
[07:30] <matin> hi there
[07:30] <Speiros> Firefishe I plug and unplug mine a few times if it doesn't work.
[07:30] <matin> i have some problem with kaffeine
[07:30] <matin> i cont add new sattelite to it
[07:31] <Speiros> * never thought he'd discuss publicly about unplugging his dongle.
[07:31] <matin> how can i add new sattelite like yahsat to it
[07:34] <elias_a> Sad that Firefishe left. The dongle he was asking about really seems to be a headache in Linux: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=208850
[07:35] <ducasse> broadcom chipset, so big shock there...
[07:36] <Speiros> elias_a Hmm, yeah.  I might have a squizz at that article though:) Thanks.
[07:38] <yourname4> :quit
[07:49] <LiftLeft> I got this when doing apt-get update: W: GPG error: http://http.debian.net wheezy-backports InRelease: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 8B48AD6246925553 NO_PUBKEY 7638D0442B90D010
[07:53] <Ben64> LiftLeft: ask in #debian
[07:54] <yourname4> yo
[07:54] <LiftLeft> I'll just create a new server
[08:05] <glitchd> anyone have any knowledge on wol?
[08:05] <bum> What's wol
[08:05] <bum> glitchd:
[08:06] <glitchd> lol
[08:06] <glitchd> bum wol=wake on lan
[08:06] <bum> What's your issue glitchd
[08:07] <glitchd> bum, trying to figure out how to suspend a machine that i just setup wol on
[08:07] <glitchd> bum, the wakeup is working, now want to suspend it also
[08:11] <gbear14275> ?join Steamlug
[08:11] <bum> For what
[08:12] <glitchd> to remove the need to log into the server to shut it down
[08:12] <glitchd> *suspend it
[08:17] <Dystinio> Hello. :)
[08:25] <P3R> Guys
[08:25] <P3R> the admins
[08:25] <P3R> get me band
[08:25] <P3R> i want to test somthing
[08:25] <P3R>  something
[08:26] <elky> P3R: try saying whole sentences on one line or you'll look like you're flooding.
[08:26] <elky> P3R: what is it you want to test?
[08:29] <amer> what is the ethical hacking?
[08:30] <ducasse> !ot | amer
[08:31] <amer> thanks
[08:46] <Wanderer> Good day. When I sudo -i it changes the cwd, but when I su user (user being non root) it does not. Is does this make sense? I think it is backward.
[08:53] <Wanderer> yea dumb question sorry
[09:29] <lubo_> hi all
[09:30] <gagbro> &j #asciipr0n
[09:32] <lubo_> hi
[09:33] <Naktibalda> hi, I have tried to upgrade to 16.04 and it failed
[09:34] <Naktibalda> I left upgrade running overnight, this morning I saw a crash icon in taskbar and progress window was frozen at 1 hour 30 minutes left of installs
[09:35] <Naktibalda> now upgrade window is just a gray rectangle
[09:35] <tatertots> Naktibalda: did you record the error message, try to create your bootable media using a different usb key or burn a different dvd, does your installation media work on a different computer, ?
[09:35] <Naktibalda> how do I check the status of the system and resume installs?
[09:38] <Naktibalda> tatertots: I didn't see a message, I clicked the icon and it went away
[09:38] <Naktibalda> should I pastebin output of dmesg or something else?
[09:38] <tatertots> Naktibalda: are you using the computer now?
[09:38] <raxp> Naktibalda: is your system bootable? If so, try sudo apt-get -f install
[09:38] <Naktibalda> yes
[09:39] <Naktibalda> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[09:39] <tatertots> Naktibalda: install inxi, it's in ubuntu's official repositories so it can easily be found using software manager, and easily installed using your favorite method
[09:40] <tatertots> Naktibalda: just let me know once you have it installed, i dont have the patience i used to ;)
[09:43] <Naktibalda> that file is locked by dpkg process
[09:43] <Naktibalda> root      4606  0.3  7.0 307764 283912 pts/7   Ss+  Jan14   2:20 /usr/bin/dpkg --force-overwrite
[09:43] <tatertots> reboot
[09:44] <Naktibalda> strace: Process 4606 attached   write(82, "status: odbcinst1debian2:amd64: "..., 41
[09:49] <Naktibalda> I killed it and I am running sudo dpkg --configure -a   now
[09:51] <vasili> Hey is there a way to recover my broken linux desktop? I have my macbook pro dual partitioned - half of my 1tb SSD is OSX and the other half is Ubuntu 14 but I am having a bunch of problems with it
[09:51] <EriC^^> !details | vasili
[09:52] <vasili> Is there a way I can somehow access my Linux data from my mac booted into OSX
[09:52] <EriC^^> vasili: /join #osx
[09:52] <vasili> Sorry EriC^^
[09:52] <EriC^^> np
[09:55] <vasili> I hvae been using Linux for almost 10 years now - I am running Ubuntu 14 on my Late Macbook Pro 2011 - I forget what started it because it was a year ago - but I had a bug in the default Windows Manager (This happened a year ago, and as a result I had to start booting into OSX on this laptop rather than the Ubuntu partition) - but basically I was running into some issue with the GUI, I forget what the issue was, but it was something that was
[09:55] <vasili>  critical like I am pretty sure it was preventing me form using my house)... So I had to navigate to Chrome using Window manager, and I switched Window managers based on my researc.. When I switched window managers, it fixed it, until I shutdown my laptop.. When I turned it back on, it only could boot into CLI mode..
[09:57] <vasili> So normally this would not be a big deal - I am a software engineer for 3-4 years, and I have been working in CLI since I first installed Ubuntu on my macbook pro way way back in the day when I was probably like 16 (I am turning 26 next mont) - so I got real good at CLI, because I had to learn how to install ATI Drivers through CLI, just to get my old Macbook Pro to have a GUI... I fell in love, and just went from there.. Bought linux servers,
[09:57] <vasili>  which I currently own and use as a data-farm... Long story short I am very experienced with CLI.. But I was NOT able to fix this
[09:59] <vasili> It got to the point where I remember that - just to get into the linux side of my laptop - when I booted into Linux - I had to do some crazy stufff and get lucky by hitting a key at the right time just to get Ubuntu to boot into CLI, and even there it was so hosed that it was basically useless.. I forget what GUI I switched to but it was something Light (or the light version of something)
[10:01] <vasili> I spent a long long long time trying to fix the Linux side of my laptop, but no luck - and it was so hard t eveen boot into it because I basically had to get lucky with some weird key-combo or something... basically its hosed but I would like to try and get the data off, or recover my Linux copy - I tried to recover it using the Install CD but I never was able to because the recover button was grayed out
[10:02] <vasili> Oh wait - I remember - it was LightDM
[10:03] <vasili> I had tons of problems with it
[10:03] <vasili> If I could load that half of my Partition in VirtualBox on my mac - that would be great
[10:13] <oniichan> hello
[10:14] <vasili> Hi
[10:14] <oniichan> vasili : what os you use?
[10:14] <vasili> Ubuntu 13
[10:32] <slavanap> Can I share block device contents as a file via samba?
[10:32] <oniichan> help me
[10:33] <slavanap> oniichan, ?
[10:34] <vasili> @oniichan I meant to say ubuntu 14
[10:34] <vasili> @oniichan ubuntu 14 or 16
[10:35] <oniichan> slavanap : can help me to fix ssh error
[10:36] <slavanap> oniichan, well, you need to describe your problem properly first, and post it at AskUbuntu or here and wait if anyone can help you with it.
[10:38] <oniichan> slavanap : i have a problem with ssh server, can anybody help me...
[10:39] <slavanap> oniichan, nobody can help you with such description of problem.
[10:39] <slavanap> except yourself.
[10:39] <oniichan> oke oke
[10:41] <vasili> Is there a way I can recover my Ubuntu install at least? Like can I just remove all sys files but keep some of my user data without having to back it all up and then reinstall - When I try doing it using the install CD - the recover Install Option is grayed out for some reason
[10:43] <slavanap> Anyone familiar with mdadm here? I want to merge contents of several block devices sequentially to new block device. Is that possible? Are there limitation for sizes of such block devices (one of them have 32256 bytes size)?
[10:44] <slavanap> vasili, you can recover your home folder with tar. It have "archive" option. (tar --help)
[10:48] <msev-> is it possible to desenzitize middle mouse button click?
[10:48] <msev-> since i get multiple pastes
[10:48] <msev-> with "one" click
[10:50] <tomreyn> vasili: i just read all of what you wrote so far. i assume you have a dual boot system there, OS X and ubuntu, is this correct?
[10:50] <vasili> tomreyn yes!
[10:51] <tomreyn> vasili: okay, and OS X still works but ubuntu doesn't. and you want to backup / keep the data / user specific configurations you have stored on ubuntu and reinstall ubuntu?
[10:52] <vasili> yes!
[10:52] <tomreyn> do you know or can you find out how many partitions linux is installed on? just one, or multiple?
[10:52] <vasili> thanks for taking the time to look at this btw
[10:52] <tomreyn> np ;)
[10:52] <vasili> should be 1 but standy for a sec so I can verify
[10:54] <tomreyn> slavanap: you'll want RAID array memebers to at least cover a couple megabytes, probably more if it's backed by HDDs, to make reads writes more effective.
[10:55] <daisy> hi all
[10:55] <slavanap> tomreyn, well I've already found out that minimal chunk size for array is 1K. 512bytes is legacy.
[10:55] <tomreyn> slavanap: i'm not sure what the minimal size is, however.
[10:55] <vasili> Hey did you get that img?
[10:55] <slavanap> now I'm looking at dmsetup
[10:55] <daisy> i need help guys
[10:55] <slavanap> tomreyn, ^
[10:55] <daisy> can someone help me
[10:56] <slavanap> tomreyn, are you familiar with dmsetup?
[10:56] <tomreyn> vasili: no. please post anything you have into the channel using a pastebin / image hosting site. i don't accept private messages or file transfers via IRC.
[10:56] <vasili> tomreyn http://pasteboard.co/mkOOpKvTn.png
[10:56] <vasili> Yeah I literally just google "Pastebin for images" lol
[10:56] <vasili> right before you said that ha
[10:57] <tomreyn> vasili: looking at it now
[10:57] <tomreyn> slavanap: a bit. you should, however, explain the overall problem you are trying to solve.
[10:58] <gffg_> Sorry Daisy you must to ask this to Donald
[10:58] <daisy> who is donald ?
[10:58] <tomreyn> vasili: i'm not familiar with this utility. would you say the red or the green part is ubuntu, or both?
[10:59] <tomreyn> !ask | daisy
[10:59] <vasili> pink is Ubuntu (or Red is what I think your seeing)
[10:59] <tomreyn> !helpme | daisy
[11:00] <slavanap> tomreyn, ok. I was using ddrescue to rescue broken device. I applied ddrescue to /dev/sdq1 (partition) and not disk overall. To run testdisk on recovered image, I need to mount an image somewhere as block (maybe loop) device. I dd'ed begin and end of disk (parts before and after recovered partition). if I do `cat begin.raw par.raw end.raw > disk.raw` I'll get raw image of full disk for sure. But I'm still recovering thus I want to look at what was
[11:00] <slavanap> recovered already.
[11:00] <tomreyn> sorry daisy, please ignore what i / ubottu just told you
[11:01] <tomreyn> daisy: do explain the issue you are triyng to solve, though. therE's no need to ask who can help, people will help if they can and when they can. (feel free to repeat your question after a while=
[11:01] <slavanap> tomreyn, I need to somehow mount my parts as a new block device. Add Copy-On-Write temp file to this. And them safely run testdisk without possible corrupting my image I was got via ddrescue.
[11:01] <vasili> Sorry tomreyn - but yeah so Pink (red) is Ubuntu and orange is my Apple Partition. The Green is the EFI. I have a 1tb HD that I split 50/50 with half Ubuntu and half OSX - I am currently running on the OSX part ofcourse because my Ubuntu half broke a while ago - and that's why OSX is just reading the label of the Ubuntu Partition as just a bunch of FFFF-FFFFF-FFFFFFF-FF etc..."
[11:02] <tomreyn> vasili: okay, so just one partition, wehich means your user configuration data and the ubuntu system itself is on the same partition. that's why you can't just reinstall it easily.
[11:02] <daisy> my life is hell and i want to leave this country but i dont know how to find a job abroard if someone can give me some information plz
[11:02] <gffg_> https://clipartfest.com/download/1b87c94b29866763c3f5a860f294633ec522b4c2.html
[11:02] <gffg_> For daisy
[11:02] <vasili> Ohhhhh tomreyn.. I understand.. Do I have any other options?
[11:02] <tomreyn> vasili: how much RAM do you have there?
[11:03] <slavanap> gffg_, this is not Trump
[11:03] <tomreyn> vasili: more than 4 GB?
[11:03] <vasili> 16gb :-) The mst I could put in my MBP tomreyn
[11:03] <gffg_> Daisy Duck and Donald Duck :-D
[11:03] <tomreyn> vasili:and you have virtualbox installed on OS X and know roughly how to use it?
[11:04] <vasili> tomreyn yes
[11:04] <askhat> Good day counterparts! Did anybody encounter with not being able to curl localhost?
[11:04] <askhat> curl: (7) Failed to connect to localhost port 80: Connection refused
[11:04] <askhat> Whie it is curlable from internet
[11:05] <tomreyn> daisy: sorry to hear this. i don't think this is the right place to discuss jobs, though. you could !register and try in #ubuntu-offtopic, but your best bet is probably to look for classifieds on a dedicated website.
[11:06] <daisy_> come on guys im serious
[11:06] <tomreyn> daisy_: so am i.
[11:07] <slavanap> tomreyn, if you curious I'm now going through https://st.xorian.net/blog/2013/03/using-linux-device-mapper-snapshots-to-rescue-a-failed-raid/ and https://linux.die.net/man/8/dmsetup to setup proper device.
[11:08] <daisy_> well donald duck wont help
[11:10] <tomreyn> vasili: so how about this: you assign the linux partition as a physical storage device to a virtualbox VM, share an OS X directory with this VM, (download and) boot the ubuntu desktop live cd in this VM, then create an archive file of your ubuntu home directory in the shared OS X directory, and just reinstall ubuntu on that ubuntu partition?
[11:11] <tomreyn> vasili: it could be much easier is OS X could mount and read the ubuntu partition itself, but i think that's not supported by Os X, right?
[11:12] <tomreyn> s/ is OS X / if OS X /
[11:12] <vasili> ohhhhhhh tomreyn what a great idea! I will try that now
[11:12] <vasili> Yeah it is not tomreyn - sorry for accidentally sending two messages instead of one again btw
[11:12] <vasili> tomreyn I tried that initially
[11:14] <tomreyn> vasili: 'that' which you tried initially is direct mounting / access from OS X to linux, right?
[11:16] <tomreyn> vasili: I just looked up the direct mounting approach, too, and it does not seem to be the way to go if you're on a current OS X version.
[11:16] <tomreyn> so better try the virtualbox approach
[11:17] <vasili> Yeah tomreyn I had tried directly mounting from OSX and yeah it seemed like it "should" work when I looked into it - but once I actually downloaded, installed and then tried it, it did not work at all... And yes I am trying the VirtualBox method you just thought of. Great Idea btw buddy I really appreciate it
[11:19] <tomreyn> vasili: welcome. herE's how you assign the partition to the VM: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#rawdisk and then follow up at "9.9.1.2. Access to individual physical hard disk partitions"
[11:20] <vasili> tomreyn - My Man!
[11:20] <tomreyn> :)
[11:26] <winsen_> Hi all, does anyone know any good pdf editor?
[11:27] <Dreaman> adobe hahahah
[11:27] <tomreyn> slavanap: i've never used dm snapshotting outside of lvm2, so i'm afraid i'll not be of much help.
[11:28] <nkblazy> Yop
[11:30] <tomreyn> winsen_: try with libreoffice draw
[11:31] <tomreyn> winsen_: also http://askubuntu.com/questions/162037/how-to-edit-pdfs#162038
[11:34] <winsen_> tomreyn: I tried right now with 4.3 version it doesn't work
[11:36] <elias_a> winsen_: What do you actually mean by PDF editor? Do you want already existing PDF files or what?
[11:37] <slavanap> tomreyn, no problem
[11:38] <slavanap> quick question. Does these lines equal in bash?  `array[$i]=$(echo 123; echo 456)` and `(echo 123; echo 456) > ${array[$i]}`  ?
[11:40] <slavanap> omg, I'm wrong
[11:40] <tomreyn> slavanap: you don't redirect output into an array like this.
[11:40] <tomreyn> it'll write to a file named as the arra yinstead
[11:40] <slavanap> tomreyn, I just need output from `losetup -f --show`. Will try part_loop[$i]=`losetup -r -f --show ${part[$i]}`
[11:42] <winsen_> elias_a: yes edit existing pdf yes
[11:45] <razor_03> test
[11:45] <winsen_> elias_a: I guess i need to install 5.2 v?
[11:57] <Naktibalda> Hi, I asked about failed upgrade to 16.04 earlier. I ran dpkg reconfigure and rebooted,
[11:58] <tatertots> Naktibalda: yeah i remember that, so what did you discover about the "status" of the system after reboot?
[12:04] <Rabbitnightmare> is there a way I can download my windows games with the Linux version of steam and run them in wine?
[12:05] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: it's really not that simple
[12:07] <Rabbitnightmare> ikonia: if I have the games already downloaded on a Windows machine, can I login to Linux with steam?
[12:07] <ikonia> no
[12:07] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: only certain games will work with Linux, Steam sometimes wraps with wine, or running wine on it's own. it really depends on a load of things
[12:07] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: sadly, I have the unpopular view that to play windows games properly you need to use windows
[12:07] <Rabbitnightmare> alrighty ty
[12:08] <Rabbitnightmare> yeah no they should try to integrate wine into Steam
[12:08] <Rabbitnightmare> ikonia: that requires I buy windows
[12:08] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: wine is not a solution
[12:08] <Rabbitnightmare> if I wanted to be a pirate I would have simply pirated windows and the games I want to play
[12:08] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: so no way should wine be integrated into steam
[12:10] <Rabbitnightmare> ikonia: a properly configured wine is just as compatible as Windows
[12:10] <Rabbitnightmare> maybe your adherence to broken principals has kept you from updated builds of wine
[12:10] <Zelda006> are there other programms like wine ?
[12:10] <Rabbitnightmare> but it has gotten quite stable
[12:11] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: no, I'm sorry, it's not
[12:11] <Rabbitnightmare> Zelda006: nothing free or as good
[12:11] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: wine is a moving target with changing support
[12:11] <Zelda006> ok thanks
[12:12] <Rabbitnightmare> Zelda006: there are talks that MS might be working their own BLOB that lets you run windows apps etc on Linux that you may be able to license but rumors be what they are, untrue til proven
[12:12] <Rabbitnightmare> its a solid rumor though
[12:13] <tatertots> solid rumor sounds like a truthful lie
[12:13] <ikonia> I've not heard of such "rumours"
[12:13] <Rabbitnightmare> tatertots: well, .NET is open source, windows power shell, etc being open source, Microsoft announced windows 10 is the last version of windows
[12:13] <Rabbitnightmare> there are no new beta versions of windows other than 10 updates
[12:14] <ikonia> not sure what .net being open source and no new beta versions of windows 10 have to do with the rumour you just suggested
[12:14] <tatertots> Rabbitnightmare: just say that ..solid and rumor go together like a honest fib
[12:14] <tatertots> just saying
[12:14] <Rabbitnightmare> well just repeating something I read in some news story
[12:15] <ikonia> I've not seen any mention or reference to a rumour
[12:15] <tatertots> or a hot cold day
[12:18] <Rabbitnightmare> idk they are making edge open source
[12:18] <Rabbitnightmare> they made the java engine for IE open source
[12:18] <ikonia> again, no sure what that has got to do with the rumour you're pushing
[12:19] <Rabbitnightmare> not really pushing just mentioned it passing with a warning tacked on, you are the one losing youir panties over it
[12:19] <ikonia> I don't think edge is actually open source
[12:19] <ikonia> I'm not losing anything over it,
[12:19] <Rabbitnightmare> not yet
[12:19] <ikonia> ?
[12:20] <Rabbitnightmare> its going to be an interesting year
[12:24] <jacek> 07459316239
[12:24] <ikonia> ?
[12:25] <Rabbitnightmare> its his handle in alt code
[12:25] <Rabbitnightmare> pretty smart
[12:25] <ikonia> alt code ?
[12:26] <Rabbitnightmare> its the address at which keyboards read and display letters, if you hold down alt and press numbers, they output characters
[12:26] <Rabbitnightmare> þ such as this which cant be found on the keyboard is 02558
[12:28] <Rabbitnightmare> sɹǝʇɔɐɹɐɥɔ uʍop ǝpᴉsdn ǝdʎʇ uǝʌǝ uɐɔ noʎ
[12:28] <ikonia> so as his starts with 074
[12:28] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: J = 106
[12:28] <ikonia> that seems to not be true
[12:28] <Rabbitnightmare> J j
[12:28] <ikonia> ahh thats lower case
[12:28] <ikonia> I see
[12:28] <Rabbitnightmare> neat huh?
[12:28] <ikonia> so the case matters too, very interesting
[12:29] <ikonia> the second letter doesn't match an "a" though,
[12:29] <Rabbitnightmare> imageboards which shall go unnamed taught me crap like this
[12:29] <ikonia> but I'm taking the channel, way offtopic here
[12:29] <Rabbitnightmare> sorry
[12:29] <Rabbitnightmare> I have a tendancy to talk
[12:30] <ikonia> I was just as guilty,
[12:30] <Rabbitnightmare> I like to be social
[12:30] <ikonia> Rabbitnightmare: #ubuntu-offtopic would welcome that
[12:32] <zhou_xingyu> hi guys.anybody know how to use rsync+inotify-tools to backup the file in my pc?
[12:33] <zhou_xingyu> I want to backup to my another disk
[12:33] <Rabbitnightmare> I never understood syncing, copy and paste seems to be good enough for me, its worked since 1991 for me
[12:37] <saju_m> Hi
[12:37] <saju_m> I have a  question
[12:38] <saju_m> Recently my own debian package repo (use reprepro tool) server got damaged and lost all packages.
[12:38] <saju_m> Then I rebuild new repo by copying cached packages from all servers (/var/cache/apt/archives).
[12:38] <saju_m> I used "reprepro includedeb" command ro rebuild the repo.
[12:38] <saju_m> Now I want to test new repo.
[12:38] <saju_m> For that, I am planing to delete all old repo link from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/xxx, then add new repo.
[12:38] <saju_m> After that I want to confirm that, all the installed packages in the server now pointing to this new rep, How to do that?
[12:40] <saju_m> I have posted my question here http://paste.ubuntu.com/23804143/
[12:47] <ikonia> saju_m: packages don't point to repos
[12:47] <ikonia> once a host has that repo defined in it's repo list, it's done
[12:48] <saju_m> ikonia, I am looking for a way to find missing packages in the new repo.
[12:48] <ikonia> missing packages ?
[12:48] <saju_m> find the packages which are installed in the server and not exist in new repo
[12:48] <ikonia> why would there be missing packages
[12:49] <saju_m> earlier i were using multiple repositories , those repositories were running in one of my server
[12:50] <saju_m> that server got damaged
[12:50] <saju_m> and lost all repos
[12:50] <ikonia> saju_m: is this a copy of an upstream repo, or a custom repo you've built yourself
[12:50] <saju_m> custom repo
[12:50] <ikonia> saju_m: so if it's your repo, you'll need to audit it yourself, just script a manifest of your hosts and compare
[12:50] <saju_m> so i have tried to rebuild it from server's apt cache
[12:52] <saju_m> ikonia, are you suggesting this
[12:52] <Kovalsky> Afternoon.
[12:52] <ikonia> suggesting what ?
[12:52] <saju_m> find all installed packages using $dpkg -l
[12:52] <saju_m> then for each package run $apt-cache policy pkgname
[12:52] <ikonia> saju_m: thats one way yes
[12:53] <ikonia> you could just actually search the repo file system too
[12:53] <saju_m> and find repo, and check is it my new repo
[12:53] <ikonia> (as you control the repo)
[12:55] <saju_m> ok
[12:55] <Kovalsky> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
[12:55] <Kovalsky> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Seymour [Radeon HD 6400M/7400M Series] (rev ff)
[12:55] <Kovalsky> do you know how to switch between them ?
[12:56] <Kovalsky> Because at the present moment only "Intel® Sandybridge Mobile " is active.
[12:58] <saju_m> ikonia, there are packages which installed from ubuntu.iso , when we installed OS
[12:58] <saju_m> ikonia, How to filter those packages
[12:58] <Kovalsky> Anyone can help ?
[12:58] <tomreyn> Kovalsky: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics
[12:58] <saju_m> ikonia, when i do $dpkg -l, those packages also coming
[12:59] <Kovalsky> Many Thanks, this should do the trick.
[13:00] <ikonia> saju_m: so you basically only want to know packages that did not come from the ubuntu repos
[13:01] <saju_m> ikonia, no, some packages which i installed from ubuntu repo also i need to know
[13:02] <saju_m> ikonia, basically, i want to know all packages which i installed after OS installation
[13:03] <ioria> saju_m, can't you check /var/log/apt/history.log by date ?
[13:04] <saju_m> ioria, let me check, what is there
[13:07] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all\
[13:07] <ikonia> saju_m: what does it matter if they are installed during/after the install, they will still need to be in your repo
[13:11] <oem_> oem
[13:11] <oem_> ja pobrac chrome
[13:11] <oem_> jak pobrac google chrome
[13:12] <oem_> lqklq
[13:12] <oem_> jak
[13:12] <oem_> jak
[13:12] <oem_> kakj
[13:12] <oem_> kak
[13:12] <MonkeyDust> oem_  it works, we see you
[13:12] <saju_m> ikonia, i am using Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS, i dont want packages coming with iso of Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS in my repo
[13:12] <oem_> what instal chrome
[13:12] <oem_> poland
[13:12] <MonkeyDust> !pl
[13:12] <ikonia> saju_m: right, so you want packages that are not provided by the main ubuntu repo then
[13:13] <oem_> jak\
[13:14] <saju_m> ikonia, after OS installation i installed some packages from ubuntu main repo.
[13:14] <bn> saju_m: You could just check .bash_history, like: cat /root/.bash_history | grep "apt install"
[13:14] <ikonia> saju_m: right, so in that case you need the ubuntu main repo
[13:14] <saju_m> ikonia, but, now exact version will not be there
[13:15] <ikonia> saju_m: so the fact that it's on the CD means nothing, you need the main repo
[13:15] <saju_m> ikonia, there will be latestt version in ubuntu main repo
[13:16] <saju_m> ikonia, i dont want the latest version og packages which i installed
[13:16] <ikonia> saju_m: thats right,
[13:16] <elias_a> winsen_: If you don't have some particular reason for using an ancient version, yes you should.
[13:16] <ikonia> saju_m: then just copy the repo from the CD
[13:17] <MonkeyDust> saju_m  there's also this command ... apt-clone clone --with-dpkg-repack [backup folder] ... 'repack' copies the pkg names which did not come from the repos
[13:19] <sqdf> hello everybody
[13:19] <apestate> hi
[13:19] <ikonia> MonkeyDust: thats nice, I didn't know the --repack option
[13:19] <sqdf> i'm experiencing a problem with my ubuntu
[13:19] <sqdf> running 16.4
[13:20] <apestate> how would you describe what you are experiencing
[13:20] <cfhowlett> !details | sqdf
[13:20] <sqdf> ubuntu server in a windows domain
[13:20] <saju_m> MonkeyDust, thanks
[13:20] <sqdf> all of a sudden my System Center 2012 stopt backuping my ubunut
[13:20] <apestate> oh dear
[13:20] <cfhowlett> 2012?  what version of ubuntu?
[13:20] <sqdf> it is provided to work in an online state
[13:20] <sqdf> but now it only works in an ofline state
[13:20] <sqdf> ubuntu 16.4
[13:20] <winsen_> elias_a: now it works thanks
[13:21] <ikonia> sqdf: I'm not sure what you're asking here....
[13:21] <sqdf> i looked at the package details for the system center
[13:21] <sqdf> but cant find any updates recently done
[13:21] <ikonia> system center ?
[13:21] <sqdf> is this a known issue, comunity forum says nothing about it
[13:21] <sqdf> System Center 2012
[13:22] <ikonia> as in microsoft system center
[13:22] <cfhowlett> no such ubuntu such software.
[13:22] <sqdf> yep
[13:22] <sqdf> microsoft 2012 R2 Domain
[13:22] <ikonia> sqdf: so are you trying to get an ubuntu server to be visible in microsoft system center ?
[13:22] <ikonia> (join a 2012 domain)
[13:22] <saju_m> MonkeyDust, this will copy all packages which doesn't have repo, that means these packages are came from CD/iso image, right ?
[13:22] <sqdf> oh no
[13:22] <sqdf> that is not the issue
[13:22] <winsen_> elias_a do you how to get shortcut thunderbird?
[13:23] <sqdf> the ubuntu server normaly gets backuped while being online
[13:23] <sqdf> no shutdown is required to backup the full system
[13:23] <sqdf> as is the same with the windows machines running in the domain
[13:23] <ikonia> ok, so you sucessfully have ubuntu being backed up
[13:23] <sqdf> a couple of days ago the backup of the ubuntu server is returing failed
[13:23] <cfhowlett> you might be better served asking #ubuntu-server --
[13:23] <sqdf> if i swith the ubuntu server to an offline mode it works again
[13:24] <saju_m> MonkeyDust, suppose i installed a package1 from repo1, then deleted repo1 from /etc/apt/sources.list,  does that package also cloned by that command ?
[13:24] <sqdf> #ubuntu-server
[13:24] <sqdf> the name sugests i might ask their
[13:24] <cfhowlett> !server | sqdf
[13:24] <ikonia> sqdf: so the problem is your ubuntu backup has stopped working
[13:24] <sqdf> thanks for the hint cfhowlet
[13:24] <ikonia> sqdf: what are you using to backup ubuntu ?
[13:24] <sqdf> Windows DPM
[13:24] <bn> Didnt even know that is possible^^
[13:25] <ikonia> I didn't either....
[13:25] <sqdf> yes it is
[13:25] <mozammel> "history.daemon " always eating up my CPU, and there no way to the that proces, the p..moment I kill it, next moment it stat, I'm using Ubuntu 16.10 please hel
[13:25] <sqdf> and i must say a realy nice feature if it works
[13:25] <sqdf> thanks for the info everybody
[13:25] <sqdf> i'm going to ask again in the server chanel
[13:25] <sqdf> thx
[13:27] <saju_m> ikonia, MonkeyDust ,  suppose i installed a package1 from repo1, then deleted repo1 from /etc/apt/sources.list, then run $apt-get update, Now how do I find the rpo of the package1, How do i know that whether package 1 is installed from CD/iso or another repo ?
[13:27] <elias_a> winsen_: Desktop shortcut or what?
[13:29] <MonkeyDust> saju_m  not sure, did not try it ... for 'repack' you need to have their .deb files stored somewhere
[13:30] <saju_m> ok
[13:31] <saju_m> does ubuntu remove this type packages when we run apt-get autoremove ?
[13:32] <saju_m> i have seen some apt-get -f install also
[13:32] <EriC^^> saju_m: no it doesn't remove it
[13:32] <saju_m> that also don't touch this type of repo less packages
[13:32] <saju_m> ok
[13:32] <EriC^^> saju_m: and apt-cache policy package to answer your first q
[13:33] <saju_m> apt-cache policy packagename, shows empty repo
[13:34] <saju_m> fro that i can't figure out whether this package is installed from CD/iso or another repo
[13:34] <EriC^^> saju_m: if it's empty i think it's not in your sources.list then
[13:35] <EriC^^> saju_m: you mean you want to know if it was in the default installer packages or not?
[13:35] <saju_m> yes, that is what i mentioned earlier, I lost sources.lst
[13:35] <EriC^^> saju_m: default installer or default repos?
[13:36] <EriC^^> you want to know if it was installed by default when ubuntu installed itself or you want to know if it was installed from the official repos?
[13:36] <saju_m> sorry ,what is default installer ?
[13:36] <EriC^^> did you understand what i mean?
[13:37] <saju_m> yes, i got
[13:37] <EriC^^> so which is it?
[13:39] <saju_m> suppose i installed a package1 from customrepo1, then deleted customrepo1 from /etc/apt/sources.list. Now hoe do i find it was installed from default installer or default repos or customrepo1?
[13:39] <EriC^^> you want to know if the package was in the freshly installed system ?(is that what you mean by CD/iso)? or you mean just the official repository
[13:39] <EriC^^> saju_m: oh ok, apt-cache policy package should say
[13:40] <saju_m> if we delete from /etc/apt/sources.list, apt-cache policy package shows empty
[13:40] <cfhowlett> saju_m, http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/index.php
[13:40] <EriC^^> saju_m: zgrep package /var/log/installer/initial-status.gz shows if it was installed by the installer by default
[13:41] <EriC^^> saju_m: see the link cfhowlett gave you and repopulate sources.list and ran sudo apt-get update
[13:41] <EriC^^> *run
[13:41] <winsen_> how to remove this key "apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com C1289A29"?
[13:41] <winsen_> I have error message
[13:41] <saju_m> <EriC^^, you missed earlier conversation
[13:42] <saju_m> i can't repopulate sources.list
[13:42] <saju_m> my customrepo1 went down, lost all packages
[13:42] <EriC^^> saju_m: populate the default sources.list
[13:43] <vlt> Hello. How can I turn an HTML+CSS+JS "animated" website into 25fps full HD video?
[13:43] <winsen_> any clue guys?
[13:43] <saju_m> that doesn't help
[13:43] <EriC^^> vlt: obs project maybe?
[13:43] <EriC^^> saju_m: why not?
[13:43] <saju_m> sources.list has default ubuntu repo links
[13:43] <cfhowlett> vlt, wrong channel.  ask #programming or find a website design channel
[13:43] <saju_m> that is working
[13:44] <cfhowlett> vlt, OR  you could do a "record my desktop"
[13:44] <cfhowlett> that will not "turn" it into anything but you can capture video
[13:45] <saju_m> problem is there in sources.list entry of customrepo1
[13:45] <cfhowlett> saju_m, there is no way we can help you rebuld a CUSTOM repo.  you backed up before you deleted it right?  RIGHT?
[13:46] <saju_m> i am trying to recreate it from cached packages from all servers (/var/cache/apt/archives).
[13:47] <EriC^^> saju_m: did you see /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ?
[13:48] <EriC^^> saju_m: try "apt show package" and look at APT-Sources
[13:48] <EriC^^> nevermind, without the stuff in /var/lib i dont think it would work
[13:49] <EriC^^> saju_m: try to see log files maybe, /var/log/apt/history*
[13:49] <ikonia> saju_m: it really sounds like the idea for maintaining a repo for you may be totally different than how it's meant to work
[13:49] <saju_m> history not there
[13:50] <ikonia> saju_m: logically you could just copy the repo from the CD if you wanted to make sure it was the same versin as the install media
[13:50] <saju_m> k
[13:50] <saju_m> EriC^^, please read this http://paste.ubuntu.com/23804143/
[13:51] <saju_m> actually i recreated new repo
[13:51] <EriC^^> saju_m: /var/log/apt/term* might have the command when you added the repos
[13:51] <saju_m> now i want to find the delta
[13:51] <saju_m> if any
[14:01] <Dreaman> !pic upload
[14:02] <cfhowlett> Dreaman, use  imgur
[14:03] <Dreaman> http://imgur.com/a/cvMFM
[14:03] <cfhowlett> is there a question here?
[14:03] <Dreaman> no
[14:04] <cfhowlett> please don
[14:04] <cfhowlett> do not randomly paste
[14:04] <Dreaman> ok
[14:14] <arche> hi all
[14:17] <the-datarash> hey
[14:17] <apestate> with an ssd, using virtualbox vm, should I definitely not use swap on the vm also?
[14:19] <bn> apestate: I would always recommend setting at least some swap space aside to prevent processes beeing killed
[14:20] <bn> apestate: iirc ubuntu default is Swap == RAM
[14:20] <bn> at least for server installs
[14:39] <hydrajump> i'm following the instructions here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel#Modifying_the_configuration to build a custom kernel
[14:41] <hydrajump> I need to change the kernel config to enable a custom DSDT, e.g. CONFIG_ACPI_CUSTOM_DSDT=y but I don't understand which config file to modify
[14:51] <stevecam> im getting these error messages while updating and im not really sure what to do about them http://pastebin.com/xkG9J0zr
[14:51] <boontoon> Hi. I just did an upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 after prompt. It said it didn't finish properly and it might be unstable but then closed. What logs will have the output? And how do I fix the possibly broken upgrade?
[14:53] <BluesKaj> boontoon,have you tried booting into it
[14:54] <omereren> hi
[14:54] <omereren> hello
[14:54] <omereren> hi
[15:00] <boontoon> BluesKaj: I haven't no
[15:01] <boontoon> didn't want to restart if I could fix now and have no problems
[15:01] <Snowboarder> Hello
[15:04] <BluesKaj> boontoon,  so where to whathas your install progressed ...it's difficult to assess without knowing what state it's in
[15:05] <BluesKaj> oops where to
[15:06] <boontoon> BluesKaj it seemed to get to the very end and then give the error. It was in the process of installing all the new packages it downloaded. As I say it then closed and I'm not sure if it'd log it anywhere to help you
[15:07] <BluesKaj> boontoon, try running sudo do-release-upgrade again
[15:07] <taora> hello everyone, can I create a logical (extended) partition on a whole disk?
[15:08] <boontoon> BluesKaj: says "no new release found"
[15:08] <boontoon> I've also run apt-get install -f
[15:09] <BluesKaj> boontoon, then run sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
[15:11] <boontoon> BluesKaj all up-to-date already. Maybe it upgraded okay and some old packages made it think it's gone bad?
[15:12] <ducasse> boontoon: try an apt full-upgrade
[15:12] <BluesKaj> ok boontoon run lsb_release -a
[15:13] <florian> who knows macbuntu
[15:14] <boontoon> BluesKaj: says 16.04
[15:16] <boontoon> ducasse: that also says up-to-date
[15:18] <ducasse> boontoon: then do 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[15:18] <boontoon> ducasse: no output
[15:19] <BluesKaj> boontoon, ok drop to VT/TTY, ctl+alt+F1-F6 and try to return to the desktop with ctl+alt+F7
[15:20] <boontoon> BluesKaj: yep, works fine
[15:21] <ducasse> boontoon: good. then do apt autoremove and you should be fine.
[15:22] <BluesKaj> ducasse,good suggestion, then boontoon the next move is a reboot to be absolutely sure
[15:22] <boontoon> ducasse, BluesKaj. okay will do. cheers guys
[15:22] <ducasse> boontoon: come back if you have problems :)
[15:23] <BluesKaj> I'm sure he will :-)
[15:23] <royal_screwup21> I compressed a file using the "compress" commands. How do I find the extent to which the file has been compressed?
[15:24] <royal_screwup21> command*
[15:29] <scornbread> my rsync isn't syncing .irssi folder for some reason... i'm not sure why
[15:31] <scornbread> rsync -av --rsh='ssh -p422'  /home/user myserver.net:/home/user/zbkups-rsync/automated-bkups/
[15:32] <wedgie> scornbread: consider asking in #rsync if you don't get an answer here
[15:36] <scornbread> wedgie: ah nvm stupid typo
[15:36] <scornbread> i looked in the wrong folder
[15:37] <scornbread> s/looked/specified
[15:51] <taktloss> hi guys , i have some problems , i wanna try to install ubuntu if i boot from the DVD got these screen https://gyazo.com/fe759bc2c42052310b30f3ec943a752e    30mins later nothings happens  maybe anyone can call me whats wrong ?! thx guys..
[16:00] <lucidguy> Remote desktop suggestion?  I used to use x2go, not working as good as I would like.  Suggestions?
[16:01] <ash_______> (linux beginner), tried running a ./install for a program(matlab) in terminal and got "installation finished" instantly, did this a couple of times before I "fixed" it and I got a GUI up for installing my program. Could the previous ./install runs have an (adverse) effect on my system?
[16:07] <ducasse> ash_______: the later runs will most likely just write over the files that were written before, if any.
[16:08] <ash_______> okay, thank you!
[16:10] <hamza_> hello everyone
[16:11] <minimec> taktloss: Try to boot with the nomodeset option. Your nvidia card is not recognized correctly... http://askubuntu.com/a/162076
[16:12] <hydrajump> once I've chrooted into the live cd filesystem is this where I install a compiled kernel module?
[16:12] <minimec> taktloss: After installation activate the proprietary nvidia driver...
[16:13] <taktloss> ok thx i will try
[16:14] <taktloss> thx guys
[16:24] <GeorgesLeYeti> HI
[16:25] <lostguy> hi i installed python-virtualenv but when i type python-virtualenv it doesn't open and autocomplete, so where are it's files? in which location?
[16:25] <lostguy> does anyone uses it, where ca i enquire more about this?j
[16:25] <lostguy> how do i use apt-get to list all it's files instead?
[16:25] <lostguy> come on guys tell me what's the matter with this
[16:26] <EriC^^> lostguy: dpkg -L <package> | grep bin
[16:28] <lostguy> EriC^^: so it's
[16:29] <lostguy> returns null
[16:29] <EriC^^> try without | grep bin
[16:29] <lostguy> so i installed virtualenv package but it's for python2? can i get for py3
[16:30] <lostguy> does ubuntu provide a virtualenv for py3 ?
[16:30] <taktloss> it works  thx for the help
[16:34] <Guest9197> so u set up to fuck poeple up if they try to find new place to chat
[16:34] <Guest9197> all other channels disabled
[16:35] <Guest9197> this one not disable biut he hits you with a drone in the face soon u enter chat
[16:35] <Guest9197> this chat worthless
[16:36] <Guest9197> while the rest all playing silent nd "victims"
[16:36] <BluesKaj> for you maybe, not for users looking for ubuntu support0
[16:36] <ducasse> Guest9197: this is not a channel for chat, but technical support
[16:36] <Guest9197> oh but how come this is the only channel that someone can connect too?
[16:36] <Guest9197> thru all the servers
[16:37] <BluesKaj> Guest9197, then you have your irc client improperly configured
[16:37] <Guest9197> ok
[16:38] <BluesKaj> !join
[16:38] <BluesKaj> ok no bot info there
[16:45] <lostguy> why dont i have pyvenv installed as  dep? when i have python3.5?
[16:45] <lostguy> does ubuntu NOt package it ?
[16:45] <lostguy> why not?
[16:46] <bum> Anyone played with vbox or bios?
[16:46] <MonkeyDust> !find pyvenv
[16:48] <ducasse> lostguy: packages are not installed as dependencies unless they are necessary for the package to run. python3.5-venv is only a Suggests:
[16:48] <tatertots> bum: and so what if anyone has played with vbox or bios?
[16:48] <bum> I would like to test bios without affecting actual hardware
[16:49] <bum> How to do it tatertots
[16:49] <ducasse> bum: try a virtualization channel
[16:50] <tatertots> bum: don't you already have vbox installed?
[16:50] <bum> tatertots: yes it's installed
[16:52] <tgm4883> bum: you want to test BIOS?
[16:52] <bum> Yes tgm4883
[16:52] <bum> How it looks
[16:52] <bum> Which are available options
[16:52] <bum> Etc...
[16:52] <bum> How to modify
[16:53] <tgm4883> I'm not sure I follow
[16:53] <bum> And what happens if different options applied
[16:54] <octo8> hello, could you please test www.deyaeldeen.com on an iPhone, i know i can render online, but wanted to test on real iPhone, it works everywhere except on some iPhones :(
[16:55] <ducasse> !ot | octo8
[16:56] <octo8> :( ok
[16:56] <tatertots> bum:  press F8 promptly after powering on a vbox vm.
[17:04] <evgeniy> hi
[17:04] <lasersaber> hi evgeniy
[17:04] <evgeniy> i have a problem
[17:05] <lasersaber> state your problem evgeniy
[17:05] <evgeniy> i not run Dota 2
[17:05] <evgeniy> 1 sec
[17:05] <cancel72> hy all
[17:05] <evgeniy> Required OpenGL extension "GL_ARB_separate_shader_objects" is not supported.  Please update your OpenGL driver
[17:06] <dark_witcher> Hello, quick question, does anyone know how to map onedrive as a network drive?
[17:06] <evgeniy> i input in terminal......
[17:06] <evgeniy> $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:oibaf/graphics-drivers
[17:06] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get update
[17:06] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:06] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get install libegl1-mesa libegl1-mesa-drivers xserver-xorg-video-intel libgl1-mesa-dri libglapi-mesa mesa-vdpau-drivers
[17:06] <evgeniy> but...
[17:06] <lasersaber> !paste evgeniy
[17:07] <lasersaber> !pastebin
[17:07] <lasersaber> !pastebin evgeniy
[17:07] <evgeniy> ??
[17:07] <evgeniy> ок
[17:07] <BluesKaj> !paste
[17:07] <evgeniy> !paste
[17:07] <evgeniy> and?)
[17:07] <BluesKaj> oops
[17:08] <evgeniy> !paste $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:oibaf/graphics-drivers
[17:08] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get update
[17:08] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:08] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get install libegl1-mesa libegl1-mesa-drivers xserver-xorg-video-intel libgl1-mesa-dri libglapi-mesa mesa-vdpau-drivers
[17:08] <tatertots> evgeniy: hi
[17:08] <lasersaber> evgeniy: have tried to update you system? sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
[17:08] <evgeniy> yes
[17:08] <evgeniy> it's ok
[17:08] <evgeniy> but...
[17:08] <tatertots> evgeniy: you want to play dota 2 on linux?
[17:09] <tatertots> evgeniy: do you meet the min system reqs?
[17:09] <evgeniy> problem -->
[17:09] <evgeniy> $ sudo apt-get install libegl1-mesa libegl1-mesa-drivers xserver-xorg-video-intel libgl1-mesa-dri libglapi-mesa
[17:09] <evgeniy> error
[17:10] <tatertots> evgeniy: just error...really?...
[17:10] <evgeniy> sorry...
[17:10] <tatertots> evgeniy: install inxi, let me know once you have it installed
[17:10] <evgeniy> not error)  i'm waiting...
[17:10] <tatertots> evgeniy: sudo apt install inxi
[17:11] <evgeniy> thanks
[17:12] <lasersaber> dark_witcher: this might work http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/08/map-network-drive-onto-ubuntu-14-04/
[17:13] <dark_witcher> did that
[17:13] <dark_witcher> added some info for how to map it in windows (e.g. address and CID) set up my credentials
[17:13] <eelstrebor> !pastebin
[17:14] <dark_witcher> and I'm left with mount error(115)
[17:16] <eelstrebor> anyone know why this is continuing to happen when upgrading the kernel when i don't need that firmware (i'm using a skylake i5 processor)? https://paste.ubuntu.com/23805589/
[17:17] <k1l_> eelstrebor: its a warning because intel added that code already to the driver in the kernel but didnt add the firmware. it doesnt affect your system
[17:20] <V7> How to get check result of openssl decrypt in Bash ?
[17:23] <girish> hi
[17:24] <lasersaber> dark_witcher: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE9YRXki74Y
[17:26] <alberto> Hello everyone
[17:27] <percyc> Hi all
[17:27] <lasersaber> hi
[17:29] <percyc> I come here to study English and Ubuntu...
[17:30] <MonkeyDust> percyc  ok, but only ubuntu questions here
[17:30] <Guest94842> I need some help here... I'm trying to automount a remote windows shared folder by editing /etc/fstab, but I just can't make it visible every time I turn the computer on and log in with my user account...
[17:30] <Guest94842> I'm on Ubuntu 16.04
[17:30] <percyc> Ok
[17:31] <MonkeyDust> !ntfs | Guest94842
[17:31] <Guest94842> Thank you
[17:31] <ducasse> !samba | Guest94842
[17:31] <ducasse> Guest94842: see that for remote folders
[17:33] <Guest94842> By the way... Is it possible to do what I'm trying to do? I mean, I already read the links you just gave me, and edited /etc/fstab, but in the end, I always have to 'sudo mount -a' if I want to access the remote windows folder.
[17:35] <ducasse> Guest94842: it's possible, yes. try adding the 'auto' option.
[17:36] <Guest94842> ducasse Do you mean in /etc/fstab?
[17:36] <ducasse> Guest94842: yes.
[17:38]  * eelstrebor just installed kernel 4.9.4-040904-generic on ubuntu 16.04.1 - no problems noted so far
[17:38] <Guest94842> ducasse Between which arguments?
[17:39] <ducasse> Guest94842: as one of the mount options
[17:39] <ducasse> Guest94842: fourth field
[17:40] <Guest94842> May I paste here the line in /etc/fstab? (It's just one line)
[17:41] <ducasse> Guest94842: sure
[17:42] <Guest94842> /remotemachineIP/sharedfolder /media/alberto/sharedfolder cifs credentials=/home/alberto/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,gid=0,uid=alberto 0 0
[17:42] <Guest94842> It actually starts with "//"
[17:42] <Guest94842> Not just one, but two.
[17:43] <aruns> Hi, I am experiencing somewhat of an issue with my Apache install.
[17:43] <ducasse> Guest94842: try making it "... auto,credentials=..."
[17:43] <aruns> It happened when I tried to install Nginx alongside it.
[17:44] <Guest94842> ducasse Ok :)
[17:44] <aruns> I am on Ubuntu 16.04.
[17:44] <aruns> So far Apache seems to be OK, just when I attempt to access pages on my local LAMP stack sites other than the index page.
[17:44] <aruns> I get the message about Apache being unable to resolve these URLs.
[17:45] <aruns> The message I got was E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[17:45] <Guest94842> I'm going to reboot my machine, I'll be right back.
[17:48] <alberto_80> I'm back
[17:49] <alberto_80> I'm afraid it didn't work... :(
[17:49] <aruns> At the moment I am checking /var/lib/dpkg/status in Vim
[17:49] <aruns> To check if any packages didn't install OK via dpkg.
[17:50] <alberto_80> /remotemachineIP/sharedfolder /media/alberto/sharedfolder cifs auto,credentials=/home/alberto/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8 0 0
[17:50] <alberto_80> What am I doing wrong?
[17:51] <ducasse> alberto_80: try this - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samba#As_mount_entry
[17:51] <vdv> hi everyone
[17:52] <vdv> any gvfs experts here?  is it somehow possible to specify some concrete mount points?
[17:52] <vdv> my mount point looks like: /run/user/1000/gvfs/dav:host=localhost,port=42427,ssl=false,prefix=%2FgaA-3VsXTk0w%2Ffiles/
[17:52] <vdv> and 'mount -t fuse.gvfsd-fuse' gives me 'gvfsd-fuse on /run/user/1000/gvfs type fuse.gvfsd-fuse (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=1000,group_id=1000)'
[17:55] <alberto_80> ducasse Thank you very much.
[17:58] <alberto_80> ducasse Thank you very much, problem solved! :-)
[17:59] <ducasse> alberto_80: good, yw :)
[18:00] <bumblefuzz> hi, I just added yubikey challenge response authentication to PAM and it works great but some things are now a little off on my system like, no sounds, no brightness control, not being able to run certain apps... I think this has to do with being able to authenticate somehow but I'm not sure... can someone help?
[18:02] <lasersaber> !yubikey
[18:04] <takti> hey guys i try to install ( boot ubuntu ) but i have some troubles i getting these error   https://gyazo.com/938913e143c5ac604ec38d3e8d696898   a friendly dude here in the chat say my nvidia shit dosent load i need to boot with nomodset  i try but it dosent work  sometime it stucks after the first 2 lines of code some times it stucks after the hole
[18:04] <takti>  code ( in my screenshot on gyazo ) makes me sad :( anyone an idea ?!  sry for my bad eng ;D
[18:05] <takti> brb in a few mins, thx 4 help guys
[18:13] <ducasse> bumblefuzz: try checking auth.log. i've never had any problems like that, but i really only used c/r auth long enough to see that it worked.
[18:17] <faerel> hi
[18:17] <faerel> i have a question
[18:17] <faerel> ?
[18:17] <mguy> so ask it
[18:17] <ikonia> probably best to ask it
[18:17] <faerel> which is the best theme for ubuntu
[18:17] <faerel> i search a theme
[18:18] <ikonia> impossible to answer
[18:18] <faerel> have flat
[18:18] <ikonia> it's totally subjective
[18:18] <faerel> flat design*
[18:18] <faerel> yes i know
[18:18] <faerel> but i don't like the ubuntu thme so
[18:18] <faerel> *theme
[18:22] <takti> back , anyone an idea to solve my prob ?
[18:22] <k1l_> !theme | faerel look if you find a theme that you like for your desktop
[18:37] <yarinoz> Immediately after installing Ubuntu, there is one package people usually install apart from ubuntu-restriceted-extras, I forgot the name. Could anyone remind what it is?
[18:37] <EriC^^> yarinoz: what does it do?
[18:38] <yarinoz> EriC^^: It used to be collection of basic tools like cpp, g++ etc
[18:38] <yarinoz> I forgot
[18:38] <EriC^^> build-essential
[18:38] <k1l_> build-essentials?
[18:38] <yarinoz> yesah!
[18:38] <yarinoz> Yes, thanks
[18:39] <k1l_> yarinoz: but thats not something, that most users need to install after first boot. but glad we could help you :)
[18:39] <yarinoz> I have this habit of installing ubuntu-restricted-extras and build-essential
[18:39] <yarinoz> I forgot the package name since having a fresh install after many years
[18:40] <hydrajump> how do you add a custom kernel module to the ubuntu live cd?
[18:41] <mguy> yarinoz: I don't think you even need to download it anymore
[18:41] <ikonia> hydrajump: you can't
[18:41] <ikonia> hydrajump: livecd is read only
[18:42] <EriC^^> ikonia: what about the livecd customization
[18:42] <hydrajump> ikonia: right but it's possible to add it if making a custom live cd, right?
[18:42] <EriC^^> the factoid always escapes me
[18:42] <ikonia> EriC^^: thats different, but "yes" of course
[18:44] <ikonia> !customlivecd
[18:44] <EriC^^> ah that's it
[18:45] <hydrajump> ikonia: I've read and tried to follow that guide, but I'm stuck at where to copy my kernel module.
[18:46] <hydrajump> on a running ubuntu system I understand that I can load the kernel module with `modprobe foo`, but I'm not clear on how to do this when I've extracted the livecd filesystem
[18:49] <ikonia> hydrajump: into the kernels module tree
[18:49] <ikonia> blag: into the kernels module tree
[18:49] <ikonia> oops
[18:52] <hydrajump> ikonia: you mean `/lib/modules/4.8.0-22-generic/kernel/drivers/input/foo.ko?
[18:55] <ikonia> hydrajump: what livecd is that ?
[18:55] <hydrajump> ikonia: ubuntu-desktop-16.10-amd64.iso
[18:56] <ikonia> just looks a "late" kernel
[18:56] <ikonia> ahh 16.10
[18:59] <ioria> hydrajump, yo can also modify the initrd.img , repack and recreate the iso
[19:02] <hydrajump> ioria: can you please elaborate?
[19:04] <hydrajump> ioria: at the moment i've been following the instructions in LiveCDCustomization and I have extracted the squashfs filesystem
[19:04] <ioria> hydrajump, i did it with the mini iso. If you mount the iso, copy the content in another folder you can edit the initrd.img, then you can repack initrd.img and redo the iso
[19:05] <ioria> hydrajump, but LiveCDCustomization is ok too, i guess
[19:10] <oslozorin> salut
[19:13] <oslozorin> il y a t'il un français?
[19:14] <k1l_> oslozorin: #ubuntu-fr for french
[19:14] <TheNH813> Why does scrolling up cause the browser to go back a page.
[19:14] <oslozorin> merci
[19:15] <tux_> olá
[19:16] <TheNH813> Mouse is acting very buggy. Scrolling up causes the browser to go back a random number of pages. The mouse is a Microsoft IntelliMouse 1.1A.
[19:16] <TheNH813> Could it be a driver issue or an issue with the PS/2 > USB bridge adaptor?
[19:17] <xangua> TheNH813: maybe an add-on?
[19:17] <xangua> Oh adapter, no idea
[19:18] <ioria> TheNH813, does it happen for every page you browse or only for some of them ?
[19:18] <TheNH813> Pretty much every page.
[19:18] <TheNH813> Hm.... I can restart Firefox in safemode with the firefox --safemode command to try without addons I guess.
[19:19] <TheNH813> But then I'l have to log back onto this IRC.
[19:19] <TheNH813> BRB
[19:21] <TheNH813> Mkay, I'l back on a dedicated IRC client.
[19:21] <TheNH813> Restarting Firefox without addons had no effect.
[19:21] <TheNH813> USB mouse seems to work normally when I plugged it in.
[19:22] <TheNH813> Just not the PS/2 mouse plugged into the PS/2>USB bridge.
[19:22] <TheNH813> Although it does seem to scroll fine in HexChat and other applications.
[19:22] <OerHeks> ps/2 mouse is not hot pluggable
[19:23] <TheNH813> Yes it is, with a USB adaptor. Plug it into the USB bridge, and then plug the adaptor into a USB port. A hardwired PS/2 like on the motherboard wouldn't be hot pluggable though.
[19:23] <tux_> /dev/sda1:, clean 5407/1221600 files, 215410/2441872 blocks alguem sabe tirar isso?
[19:23] <OerHeks> no with ps/2> usb adapter also not hot pluggable
[19:24] <alberto_> Hello again
[19:24] <alberto_> :)
[19:24] <TheNH813> Actually, the package states it's hotpluggable. It shows up as a standard USB mouse.
[19:24] <TheNH813> Bus 003 Device 011: ID 0e8f:0020 GreenAsia Inc. USB Mouse Device
[19:25] <TheNH813> I'v tried rebooting before, but it does the same thing.
[19:25] <OerHeks> TheNH813, this one? https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c5/Ps2_to_Usb.jpg
[19:26] <TheNH813> No. One of these active PS/2 > USB bridge adaptors.
[19:26] <TheNH813> https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-Keyboard-Converter-Adapter-110934/dp/B00IACID2C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484508380&sr=8-1&keywords=ps2+usb+adapter
[19:26] <SaxUz> Just out of curiosity, you’ve looked in your mouse settings to make sure that the scroll wheel isn’t bound to the back page button?
[19:26] <alberto_> I've managed to automatically mount a remote shared folder (thanks tu ducasse) by editing /etc/fstab. Only I don't know why it shows two icons of the same shared folder on the desktop.
[19:27] <SaxUz> and you’ve tried a diffrent browser?
[19:27] <TheNH813> There's an option to bind scroll to back?
[19:27] <TheNH813> I'l check that if there is then.
[19:27] <alberto_> I'm on Ubuntu mate 16.04
[19:27] <OerHeks> BulkReefSupply, please don't spam in PM, thanks
[19:28] <SaxUz> what distro are you using TheNH813?
[19:29] <k1l_> alberto_: did you use the gvfs from the file browser too?
[19:29] <TheNH813> Ubuntu 16.04. Installed XFCE afterwords manually after some OpenGL conflicts between Unity and Steam.
[19:29] <squeakytoy> Hey all. I need some advice. I have a Digital Ocean droplet, I SSH into it and start a java application with "java ... &> stdout.txt &" and then I go "less stdout.txt" and shift+F to follow. But for some reason, sometimes I get a "Connection reset by [ip] port 22" and I get kicked out from SSH - but strangest thing is that my Java app also dies.. what could kick me out + kill my java app?
[19:29] <nano> quit
[19:29] <hydrajump> ioria: i'm trying your method since it seems straightforward
[19:30] <ioria> hydrajump, good luck
[19:30] <hydrajump> ioria: i've extracted the initrd.lz, added the kernel module and repacked it
[19:30] <alberto_> k1l_ I think I didn't...
[19:30] <TheNH813> Saxuz OerHeks: Well, I'l be. Checking "reverse scroll direction" made it fixed. Though I'm not used to that, guess it's a workaround I can deal with.
[19:30] <samthewildone> how to I go about the failed installation of the microsoft fonts when doing a ubuntu-restricted
[19:30] <hydrajump> my question is how do you remaster the iso with that new initrc.lz?
[19:30] <ioria> hydrajump, you need to remake the iso now
[19:30] <SaxUz> Haha, nice.  Glad to help :)
[19:31] <SaxUz> Also, that’s dumb that it would do that, but at least it worked :P
[19:31] <TheNH813> BulkReefSupply: Please don't spam my PMs. One message is enough.
[19:32] <ioria> hydrajump, http://askubuntu.com/questions/324778/how-can-i-create-a-bootable-iso-from-an-extracted-ubuntu-13-04-iso
[19:32] <ioria> hydrajump, mkisofs could be an option
[19:33] <OerHeks> !ops | BulkReefSupply spams in PM
[19:33] <ioria> !info genisoimage | hydrajump
[19:34] <hydrajump> ioria: thank you looking at that link now
[19:35] <ioria> hydrajump, ok
[19:35] <ioria> OerHeks, yeah, me too
[19:37] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Question time!
[19:37] <OerHeks> ~oscar@73.109.63.9
[19:37] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Anyone know of a nice calendar that allows me to sync my Google Calendar
[19:37] <OerHeks> oops
[19:38] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> I'm using Budgie on my ubuntu install right now and Gnome calendar is meh I also get no raven integration
[19:39] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> !ops BulkReefSupply mass PM's to join their chatroom
[19:50] <exx0r> good evening
[19:50] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> good afternoon
[19:50] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> I'm split on Linux right now.
[19:51] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> My laptop works pretty good with Linux but my desktop is Windows and I find most stuff I do works better on Windows than Linux so far
[19:51] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> I'm probably after OSX really
[19:52] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> ?
[19:53] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> oh, ty DalekSec
[19:53] <nek_knak> Is there some kind of minimal iso if I want the ubuntu base system but use a different wm/de than unity?
[19:53] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> server image is as minimal as it gets with Ubuntu
[19:53] <xangua> !flavors | nek_knak
[19:54] <OerHeks> !mini
[19:54] <xangua> I think there's a mini ISO also
[19:54] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> The mini iso isn't wha he wants.
[19:54] <xangua> Oh there
[19:54] <nek_knak> Ah, yeah, the mini one seems to be what I'm looking for
[19:54] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> the mini iso is just a smaller disk image
[19:54] <nek_knak> Or can I just select what package groups I want to install with the big one too?
[19:55] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> sorta...
[19:55] <nek_knak> haven't tried it yet (looking for something like the fedora netinstaller, where you can do exactly that)
[19:55] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> I can't remember if the mini one comes with Unity or not but the serve rdoesn't
[19:55] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> the mini is basically net install
[19:55] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: if you want to get your hands dirty, Ubuntu Server makes a good tiny Ubuntu base, if you don't, try a flavour.
[19:56] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: I might reccomend Ubuntu Budgie
[19:56] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Technically Budgie Remix right now, as of 17.04 it will be officially a flavour
[19:56] <OerHeks> You can install any desktop environment with  --no-install-recommends, but that is a choise
[19:56] <OerHeks> ( with the mini iso)
[19:57] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> The only thing I have against Linux in general is the lack of polish
[19:57] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Ubuntu with Unity is well polished but once you stray away it gets ruffer.
[19:57] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> At least under the Ubuntu Umbrella
[19:58] <xangua> I find other Ubuntu flavors well polished
[19:58] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> So for example, Ubuntu Mate is pretty hard to customize how it looks and kinda ugly.
[19:58] <OerHeks> kefgnsdfjsdjk, for you? not for the most of us
[19:58] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> OerHeks: regular old Ubuntu is the most polished distro I've ever tried
[19:58] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> It was like I installed Windows, but it was Linux
[19:59] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Everything just worked
[19:59] <nek_knak> kefgnsdfjsdjk: don't really want to get my hands dirty. I mean I'm well past my arch linux phase. I just want something stable and simple
[19:59] <xangua> Ubuntu mate has a dedicated tweak tool abd well... That's what gnome 2 looked like half a decade ago... kefgnsdfjsdjk
[19:59] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: Ubuntu
[19:59] <nek_knak> The only problem is I'm so sick of non-tiling WMs
[19:59] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> xangua: I know, the tool sucks and installing themes is a PITA
[19:59] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: If you really want to get your hands dirty you could go Debian + i3
[20:00] <OerHeks> oh dear, what is wrong with ubuntu + i3 ? do not suggest other distro's, please.
[20:00] <squeakytoy> is it smarter to launch background processes as "sudo"?
[20:00] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> You have to go through the hastle of killing Unity off
[20:00] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> squeakytoy: only if they need root permissions
[20:00] <nek_knak> exactly that's something I'd like to avoid
[20:01] <ioria> squeakytoy, like what ?
[20:01] <xangua> kefgnsdfjsdjk: I think you're mixing lots of things
[20:01] <squeakytoy> kefgnsdfjsdjk, so it doesn't impact the reliability of the process uptime?
[20:01] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> squeakytoy: no
[20:01] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> xangua: I came from Ubuntu Mate. It worked well but it was ugly as sin.
[20:01] <OerHeks> squeakytoy, if you have to ask, the answer is no.
[20:02] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> now on Budgie Remix and wow is raven slick
[20:02] <squeakytoy> OerHeks, "ok"
[20:02] <OerHeks> ugly is an opinion
[20:02] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: is tiling required...?
[20:03] <Votan> Hi, question, I have a Soundblaster Recon 3Di onboard and it works fine but only on the speakers. How do I tell it to use the headphones instead by default?
[20:03] <nek_knak> kefgnsdfjsdjk: not really, but I'd really love to be able to navigate windows in a more fine grained way than alt-tabbing through loads of stuff
[20:03] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: I'd say try Ubuntu with Unity first, if you don't like it try a flavour. Ubuntu is about as "it just werks" as it gets
[20:03] <nek_knak> I'm so used to hjkl-ing my way through i3
[20:03] <nek_knak> everything else feels kinda clunky
[20:03] <nek_knak> also I'm using like 10 workspaces usually and most WMs/DEs don't really do that well
[20:04] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: you can always install Ubuntu and sudo apt-get install i3wm or it was i3? and select it when logging in through lightdm
[20:04] <nek_knak> Yeah, I just thought there would be some way to manually fixing font rendering and all that.. ;)
[20:05] <nek_knak> to avoid*
[20:05] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> It should work fine
[20:05] <nek_knak> I guess I'll just try it then
[20:06] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> install it in virtualbox
[20:06] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> try before you buy :P
[20:06] <nek_knak> Yeah probably I'm even going to try budgie that way
[20:07] <nek_knak> It just looks super neat
[20:07] <taora> hello everyone, how can I import my keyrings from gnome-keyring to keepass?
[20:07] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Budgie is slick
[20:07] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> nek_knak: just made the switch today. Loving it.
[20:07] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> it's not perfect but raven is so much nicer than no notification center
[20:10] <nek_knak> well, thanks a lot guys. bye!
[20:10] <kefgnsdfjsdjk> Gluck
[20:10] <taora> ok, solved it with a workaround..but I have one more question..I am trying to install nixnote to an ubuntu derivative distro, but get this error even though I installed the qt driver in the repo: paste.ubuntu.com/23806555
[20:12] <OerHeks> taora, what derivate? we support official flavors only
[20:13] <taora> OerHeks, it is UberStudent OS..is it an official flavor?
[20:14] <OerHeks> nope ( and i never heard/read about it )
[20:14] <OerHeks> nixnote does not install on ubuntu 16.x bug > https://sourceforge.net/p/nevernote/bugs/251/
[20:14] <taora> but the error seems to be a common one..maybe there is a general solution for ubuntu distros?
[20:15] <taora> oh, thanks! viewing
[20:32] <pressure679> Why is the tmux cpu tmp font color still yellow even though my cpu tmp is 31 degrees celcius? Is this an error?
[20:39] <apa> sziasztok
[20:41] <taora> OerHeks, thank you very much!! I tried the deb install way with the download on the linked page, and added the mentioned missing dependency in the output. and nixnote opened :)
[20:45] <OerHeks> taora, great, have fun!
[20:46] <taora> OerHeks, thank you :)
[20:57] <zorin_> hi there
[21:05] <knak_nek> So where did the compiz config manager go? I remember there was a package like that but I can't seem to find it in 16.10
[21:06] <xangua> !info compizconfig-setting-manager I knak_nek
[21:07] <xangua> Ups
[21:07] <knak_nek> xangua: apt-get tells me it's been replaced by compiz-core though
[21:09] <hoshi_> how to get vfio-pci kernel module working?
[21:10] <xangua> !info compizconfig-settings-manager | knak_nek
[21:11] <chosig> Hey dudes and dudettes, any of you know of a good program to test (stress etc.) my wifi connection? My router drops wifi from time to time, the signal is good, nothing shows in the logs etc. I can't replicate it as is, so I'm wondering if it is just when the traffic is "heavy" with more clients, I can have 10+ at the same time.
[21:11] <xangua> knak_nek: do you have universe repository enabled?
[21:11] <knak_nek> xangua: yeah that might be the problem. Sorry for that, just switched from fedora
[21:13] <jnoob22> join #ubuntu-social
[21:13] <k1l_> jnoob22: its #ubuntu-offtopic (if you look for the offtopic channel) :)
[21:15] <bray90820> I would assume an 8Gb SD card is enough to install ubuntu mate but when I do "sudo ddrescue -D --force '/media/data/ubuntu-mate-16.04-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img' /dev/sde" I get an error saying "ddrescue: Write error: No space left on device"
[21:16] <k1l_> bray90820: how big is that image?
[21:16] <k1l_> and some sdcards or usb pendrives are a bit smaller than 8gb but labled 8gb
[21:17] <bray90820> on geez it's 8.05GB why is it so big isn't an image of ubuntu usually like 1GB
[21:17] <k1l_> bray90820: well, its not a installer image like we have for the desktops. its already the whole system as image.
[21:18] <bray90820> Aaahhh that makes a bit more sense
[21:19] <bray90820> it says on ubuntu-mate.com that you need a minimum of an 8gb card but the image is over 8gb?
[21:19] <k1l_> bray90820: i dont know the specifics but its possible that the rpi image includes some free space (that is in the end of the partition). so maybe that dd error should not matter at all
[21:20] <bray90820> I'll try it again and boot it up to see but if it does fail what do you think my next course of action should be
[21:20] <k1l_> the specifics of that rpi image.
[21:22] <lana_> On shutdown this message appeared:"starting hostname service"
[21:22] <lana_> And then it shutdown
[21:22] <lana_> Im so confused, it never appeared before
[21:22] <OerHeks> bray90820, why not use just DD? dd if=/path/to/downloaded.img of=/dev/devicenode bs=1M
[21:23] <bray90820> I tried both and got basically the same results the reason I posted ddrescue here is because that's what the official ubuntu mate documentation told me to use
[21:24] <OerHeks> that image should be exactly 8 gb ..
[21:26] <bray90820> OerHeks: When I extracted it it was 8.04
[21:27] <bray90820> My bad 8.05
[21:29] <bray90820> OerHeks: I'm thinking I should just use a bigger SD card
[21:33] <m8nx> Hello everyone. May anyone point me to the config file for changing colors in xfce4, to be more specific- the panel volume slider. My problem is that the handle on the volumeslider is the same color as the background on the volumeslider. Same problem for the slider in panel preferences/appearance. Thanks.
[21:46] <leaftype> xchat question - how do I silence all the "joined" and "quit" messages?
[21:48] <hydrajump> i've followed the steps here to create an ISO image https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#Producing_the_CD_image
[21:48] <k1l_> !quietirc | leaftype
[21:49] <hydrajump> and an ISO is created. However, when I use dd to write it to a usb drive it doesn't show as a boot device
[21:49] <leaftype> thanks
[21:49] <hydrajump> the stock ubuntu 16.10 iso works fine when I use dd to write to the drive
[21:50] <hydrajump> I'm thinking that it has something to do with this `sudo mkisofs -D -r -V "$IMAGE_NAME" -cache-inodes -J -l -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -o ../ubuntu-9.04.1-desktop-i386-custom.iso .`
[21:56] <hydrajump> looks liks that mkisofs command in the wiki doesn't create a valid partition table
[22:03] <ates> justintv
[22:09] <taora> hello everyone, I installed 2 systems of the same distro on my disk, and now I don't see one of them in grub..can you help me fix this please?
[22:11] <Bashing-om> taora: ' sudo update-grub ' does not pick up the secondary system - booted from your primary ?
[22:11] <Pilot200hr> So I have got a new install of Ubuntu running and installed Kodi, the remote works fine but is pulling up other applications in Ubuntu with some keys, where is that configured, it is not the old Lirc that I remember
[22:11] <taora> Bashing-om, I haven
[22:11] <dinet> ok, I know this is not an ubuntu specific question. But somehow our homerouter is dosing our computers. its an ASUS RT-AC56U
[22:12] <taora> Bashing-om, sorry..I haven't tried this command
[22:12] <taora> I will do so, hope it works
[22:12] <dinet> I'm looking for some pointer on what it can be
[22:13] <taora> during installation the debian installation GUI had asked me if all the other OSes on disk are shown, and I'd noticed that the same other OS as the one I was installing was not shown..but I went on with the install
[22:14] <k1l_> taora: please show a "sudo parted -l" in paste.ubuntu.com and show the link here
[22:15] <Bashing-om> taora: I too multiboot, and I did experience recursion in the boot config files . My solution was to diable 30_os-prober on the secondary systems .
[22:17] <taora> k1l_, Bashing-om, currently an install continues on the machine, I will run the commands as soon as I have access to desktop again
[22:18] <Bashing-om> taora: k; and see k1l_'s directive above .
[22:21] <kekpons> Receiving address 169cqw2NxkAiZMVf37B6yBe5U6DrLdirpw
[22:22] <plantroon> Hello
[22:22] <kekpons> sorry
[22:24] <taora> Bashing-om, sure, still waiting for the process to end
[22:25] <Bashing-om> taora: Sure . at your pace as we can do :)
[22:27] <Pilot200hr> So I have got a new install of Ubuntu running and installed Kodi, the remote works fine but is pulling up other applications in Ubuntu with some keys, where is that configured, it is not the old Lirc that I remember
[22:27] <taora> Bashing-om, thank you :)
[22:35] <taora> Bashing-om, problem solved..since the process that just went on was an install, too, it reinstalled grub and fixed the problem :)
[22:36] <taora> Bashing-om, k1l_, thank you very much!
[22:44] <Bashing-om> taora: Good deal. you do good work :)
[22:45] <binarydepth> Hi Bashing-om
[22:46] <Bashing-om> binarydepth: Uh Huh ?
[22:47] <domagoj> ej
[22:47] <binarydepth> Just saluting Bashing-om
[22:50] <n4n0`>  salut
[22:51] <taora> Bashing-om :) enjoy your day/night, everyone! ciao!
[23:00] <rizonz> does anyone know if 16.04 has apache event per default ? I'm checking this out comparing to 14.04 which does not have a mpm-event package
[23:01] <yan__> hello
[23:01] <yan__> its me
[23:01] <Iriez> Hey itsme, my name is Iriez
[23:03] <n4n0`> rizonz: By default 16.04 does not contain MPM, that is a package that will be installed when apache2 is installed.
[23:05] <rizonz> n4n0`: yes but -event is not there at all but -worker is
[23:06] <rizonz> so I think event is now default installed ?
[23:09] <n4n0`> rizonz: After apache2 is installed by default mpm_worker module is included, they are all included in the apache2-bin package which is a dependency of apache2. By default mpm_event module is enabled, you can disable it and enable mpm_worker with "a2dismod mpm_event; a2enmod mpm_worker" and then restart apache2 for the configuration to take place.
[23:10] <binarydepth> salut n4n0
[23:10] <rizonz> n4n0`: ok, some change then :) thanks
[23:11] <n4n0`> rizonz: Np rizonz, it is a noticeable change from 14 to 16.
[23:11] <n4n0`> binarydepth: salute. :P
[23:11] <binarydepth> What is this IP info for ?
[23:11] <binarydepth> when an User Joins
[23:11] <rizonz> n4n0`: yap need to check some changelogs more and more for what has been changed
[23:11] <keepwatchingme> hi !
[23:12] <rizonz> n4n0`: some update service in my mialbox or so that notices me about the right stuff
[23:13] <rizonz> n4n0`: weird thing on 14.04 is that the module is in but you can still install the package
[23:16] <n4n0`> rizonz: I could be wrong but I believe that mpm functionality changed with apache 2.4. I know in 14.04 you were required to install additional packages (apache2-mpm-event) since it wasn't included in apache2-bin.
[23:16] <binarydepth> Hey Dreaman
[23:17] <rizonz> n4n0`: yeah it's weird
[23:17] <n4n0`> binarydepth: If you are referring to the IP info when someone joins the channel, they are the user's ident @ hostmask, you can change that information by using HostServ which is a service provided by NickServ (anope)
[23:17] <Dreaman> o
[23:19] <binarydepth> n4n0 ok
[23:23] <poco_> Anyone mind helping me figure out why my icons are so messed up? I never had any issue on my laptop running Kubuntu http://i.imgur.com/K5qkRnp.png
[23:23] <binarydepth> A theme change ?
[23:24] <poco_> binarydepth, that was my first thought and unfortunately changing themes doesn't do anything
[23:24] <binarydepth> Check the desktop entries of any of the apps involved
[23:24] <poco_> I can't screenshot it but I'm also missing icons in the application launcher
[23:25] <poco_> binarydepth, by that you mean check where?
[23:25] <binarydepth> "/usr/share/applications"
[23:25] <binarydepth> Oh sorry
[23:26] <binarydepth> I haven't actually checkled those files for icons
[23:26] <binarydepth> let m =e first check one here
[23:26] <poco_> binarydepth, ah yeah they're missing there but what's weird is that when the app is open the icons are normal
[23:28] <binarydepth> Well the .desktop files could be the factor here
[23:28] <poco_> http://i.imgur.com/ngK7qYp.png
[23:29] <poco_> binarydepth, any idea how to remedy it?
[23:30] <binarydepth> Well try modifying this file and putting it in the path I told you before
[23:30] <binarydepth> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23807669/
[23:32] <poco_> binarydepth, wait so I'm supposed to make a file for each app I'm missing?
[23:33] <binarydepth> Well If you have the patience... But this could show if this is the problem ;)
[23:33] <poco_> binarydepth, and what should I save this new file as?
[23:34] <binarydepth> this file is called atom.desktop
[23:34] <binarydepth> for the atom entry
[23:34] <poco_> but I already have a [app].desktop
[23:35] <poco_> for example I opened up my Atom and it's exactly the same as what you gave me
[23:35] <k1l_> poco_: maybe the guys in #kubuntu can tell you if that is a known kde error.
[23:36] <poco_> k1l_, I'll ask thanks
[23:36] <k1l_> poco_: did you try a logout and relogin to the desktop?
[23:36] <poco_> yeah I've been having this issue all week since I installed Kubuntu from scratch. I also have Kubuntu on my laptop and no issue
[23:37] <binarydepth> Well I tried here and taking out the desktop file does take out the icon
[23:38] <binarydepth> And when I open it the Icon is there
[23:38] <poco_> yeah the icon always appears whenever I open the app
[23:38] <binarydepth> Maybe you should file a bug to the KDE Task manager poco_
[23:39] <poco_> binarydepth, should I still file a bug even if I can't replicate the issue on another machine?
[23:39] <binarydepth> No in that case it is not useful
[23:42] <binarydepth> Ok I checked the DEB package of chromium browser in "/var/cache/apt/archives"
[23:43] <binarydepth> And the package should have the desktop file in it
[23:43] <binarydepth> The trick is opening it with the Archive manager
[23:44] <poco_> hmm ok one sec. I ended up losing a file in my applications directory while trying to edit it. Trying to get it back
[23:45] <binarydepth> poco_ do you get the idea ?
[23:45] <poco_> binarydepth, I don't I'm sorry :(
[23:46] <binarydepth> http://imgur.com/a/8blv6
[23:47] <binarydepth> The idea is to browse into one of the packages and check if it has the ".desktop" in the "/usr/share/applications"
[23:47] <binarydepth> check the image uploaded
[23:47] <binarydepth> http://imgur.com/a/8blv6
[23:47] <poco_> Ok, I found Firefox or example which has a firefox.desktop entry
[23:47] <poco_> but missing an icon
[23:48] <binarydepth> ok then you can try installing "aptitude"
[23:48] <binarydepth> "apt-get install aptitude"
[23:49] <poco_> so reinstall Firefox is what you're saying?
[23:49] <binarydepth> Yes
[23:49] <binarydepth> and check if the ".desktop" was installed too
[23:49] <poco_> well the .desktop files are all there
[23:50] <binarydepth> It is kind of pointing into a HDD problem I might say
[23:51] <poco_> weird I have no indications that my SSD might be bad
[23:52] <poco_> yeah as you can see all my .desktop files are present but the ones without tiny icons next to them are the ones that don't show an icon on the task bar or application manager when they are *not* opened http://i.imgur.com/YKx7vPM.png
[23:54] <binarydepth> tiny icons ? you mean the counts ?
[23:54] <poco_> I'm not familiar with counts
[23:54] <binarydepth> Ok I see
[23:54] <binarydepth> No my bad
[23:55] <binarydepth> Then I see, it has to be that the icons are missing
[23:56] <poco_> but where are the icons coming from when I open the app? haha
[23:56] <binarydepth> In the same Archive manager you can browse into the icons folder in the Share folder
[23:56] <binarydepth> Yeah, I'm at getting if the package is corrupt
[23:58] <binarydepth> poco_ do you have an Unity box ?
[23:59] <poco_> I don't think so?
[23:59] <binarydepth> Ok
[23:59] <binarydepth> I made some modifications to Unity animations with compizConfig
[23:59] <poco_> oh you mean did I ever have Ubuntu Unity installed? No