[00:28] Help, I'm trying to network share a folder, but when trying to access it from my other machine (Linux Mint) it just gets a "Permission denied" === Foxhoundz is now known as BenderRodriguez [00:50] Langley: what are the permissions for your home directory , and when you right-click on the folder what options you set there! [00:53] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto instructs how to verify the Ubuntu ISO with sha256sum but then instructs to verify the burnt disk with md5sum. Why is md5sum used for the DVD? [00:54] I mean instead of sha256sum [00:56] sary, I fixed it by adding "force user = langley" to my smb.conf [00:59] Langley: Ok. [01:00] EleanorEllis: you have the option to sha256sum the iso , so what's the problem! [01:01] sary: So why not sha256sum the DVD as well. Just trying to understand. [01:02] hello how do i install steam on 14.04lts again [01:02] !info steam | theablestman [01:02] theablestman: steam (source: steam): Valve's Steam digital software delivery system. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 1:1.0.0.54+repack-2ubuntu5 (zesty), package size 1280 kB, installed size 4010 kB [01:02] ty [01:02] apt install steam [01:02] k [01:03] ty [01:03] apt-get hehe [01:03] !info steam tahr [01:03] 'tahr' is not a valid distribution: artful, artful-backports, artful-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable, utopic, utopic-backports, utopic-proposed, vivid, vivid-backports, vivid-proposed, wily, wily-backports, wily-proposed, xenial, xenial-backports, xenial-proposed, yakkety, yakkety-backports, yakket [01:03] apt is pretier [01:03] !info steam trusty [01:03] steam (source: steam): Valve's Steam digital software delivery system. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 1:1.0.0.45-1ubuntu1.2 (trusty), package size 818 kB, installed size 2746 kB (Only available for i386) [01:03] Offer a command, or just spam the channel, both work [01:03] sudo apt-get install steam [01:04] its installing ty [01:04] EleanorEllis: Ubuntu distributes the SHA-256 checksum hashes in a file called SHA256SUMS in the same directory listing as the download page for your release http://releases.ubuntu.com # cd download_directory , sha256sum ubunt-17.10-dvd-i386.iso [01:04] PipeItToDevNull: Sorry wasn't trying to spam, my client is all jacked up right now. Was trying to redirect to hi. [01:06] Anyway, the procedure to check the DVD detailed in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto doesn't work for me. What I did is here: https://pastebin.com/fkfMmfh9 [01:07] Is there any way to see if my wireless card (using as a hotspot) is running in 802.11n mode? [01:07] <[n0mad]> EleanorEllis: did you burn the iso to dvd? [01:08] after adding a rule to iptables, is there anything you have to do to have it take effect? I have some rules that work, and then added more and the new ones do not do anything. [01:08] <[n0mad]> unless you are burning the iso to dvd you have no need to do that, hence "optional" [01:08] sary: I already verified the ISO using SHA256. It would just seem more consistent if the guide used SHA256 throughout, since I understood that SHA256 is more reliable than MD5SUM. Maybe with sha256sum it is not possible to subtract the extra data from the sum? I don't know, but it would be helpful if the guide explained why the two commands are used. [01:09] [n0mad]: Yes I burnt the iso to DVD. That's why I am trying to verify it! [01:09] https://pastebin.com/Btd2qzpK is what I have, and it does block 8.8.8.8, but not 162.245.178.1 [01:10] <[n0mad]> well the error makes it seem like the dvd isn't there [01:11] [n0mad]: It looks to me more like md5sum is expecting a filename rather than a checksum [01:11] <[n0mad]> nah [01:12] Unless you expect someone to be attacking you, md5 is perfectly fine. CRC32 is also perfectly fine for verifying a DVD was burned properly [01:12] EleanorEllis: "That's why I am trying to verify it!" In the boot menu is " check disk for defects " . I find it reliable . [01:12] EleanorEllis: you're right , i suppose you can report this to the wiki/doc team here in irc .. i don't recall the coreect channel .. could be #ubuntu-doc ! [01:13] Bashing-om: I am burning several DVDs for different flavours so I would rather verify them all before I reboot. Booting each DVD will take more time on my slow machine [01:14] make sure the burn speed is either 2x or 4x , not higher! [01:14] titanium: So md5sum will be faster and in this case there is no disadvantage. Now I understand. Thanks [01:15] sary: Should I enable or disable "Burn-proof"? [01:16] both should run faster than your cd can read data [01:16] EleanorEllis: what is that , a new tech! [01:16] the problem with md5 is an attacker can with a little effort make two different files that have the same hash [01:17] EleanorEllis: no i woudln't enable that! [01:17] sary: xfburn has an option for "Burn-proof" [01:18] it's been awhile since i burned an iso to cd/dvd , i prefer a usb media. [01:19] <[n0mad]> i have stacks of dvds that have never been used [01:19] EleanorEllis: well, i just read about it .. it's a BURN-Proof technology located on firmware inside the CD-R or CD-RW .. http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/BURN-Proof-Buffer-Under-Run-Error-Proof [01:21] also, nobody uses dvds anymore, you can boot from usb on anything made in the last several years [01:22] and 4GB usb keys are pratically free [01:24] sary: Yes I used to prefer usb media but now reading about BadUSB I have stopped doing that for installation media https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bad+usb&t=canonical&ia=web === JanC_ is now known as JanC [01:26] EleanorEllis: That;s news to me, thanks for sharin'! [01:26] titanium: more like 8GB USB keys, for most newer stuff [01:27] sary: I was surprised that all the articles date from 2015, yet I hadn't seen more of this. [01:27] oh wait, most Linux Live images fit on 4GB [01:27] I mean in the mainstream press [01:28] so wait [01:28] because of an article about potentially mallicious USB devices [01:29] you won't trust your own USB devices any more? [01:29] that particular hole assumes someone is going to cram a fully functional computer into a USB stick, and pass it off to you [01:30] already an expensive little device, so clearly, your information must be terribly valuable to someone [01:31] kode54: Sarcasm is not terribly helpful, neither is ridicule. [01:31] fine [01:31] be paranoid [01:31] I'll be gone [01:32] !politeness [01:33] EleanorEllis: if you buy a USB drive from a reputable store and load it up with your installation image, there is no worry of a "badusb" [01:34] Lots of USB devices automatically install software on the computer they are plugged into (though to be honest, I have only seen this behaviour on windows machines), so it wouldn't be difficult to insert malware into the firmware. [01:35] EleanorEllis: not something you really have to worry with on linux [01:35] leftyfb: Well, I have no problems with DVDs and I don't have that many USB drives hanging around [01:38] EleanorEllis: sure, but to say you don't trust any usb drive for installation media because of a windows exploit with usb drives, there's really no need to worry. A windows exploit is not relevant when you're only running linux or if you're booting from the flash drive to install linux [01:41] also if you have run from media disabled in Windows [01:41] a DVD drive can do the same thing [01:53] Is there are risk that any potential problems would arise if I update git to later version? [01:54] Recently updated server now has git 2.11, my local machine (Ubuntu MATE) has 1.9.1, and it's causing some minor problems - I tried upgrading, but apparently 1.9.1 is the latest in included repos. I found how to install 2.11 directly, but I was wondering if any issues could arise with it, v1 <> v2 being a big change and all, hence the question. [02:01] (not too much, it seems: https://felipec.wordpress.com/2014/05/29/git-v2-0-0/ ) [02:03] egor83, you could use the git ppa, and recieve updates too https://launchpad.net/~git-core/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [02:03] or the latest release candidates, but then you must have a reason to do so, it is testing [02:04] oerheks_: yep, that's what I found. I was wondering if anything could break on the system - I mean, there might be some reason why git v2 hasn't been included yet, no? [02:04] not for the LTS releases, indeed. security fixes are backported though [02:05] (not too sure about details of inclusion/exclusion of package versions between distros, etc, so might be a newbie question) [02:05] current zesty 17.04 provides 2.11 [02:05] !info git-core [02:05] git-core (source: git): fast, scalable, distributed revision control system (obsolete). In component main, is optional. Version 1:2.11.0-2ubuntu0.1 (zesty), package size 1 kB, installed size 8 kB [02:06] ah yes, I'm on LTS release locally (14.04) - so, just to confirm - LTSes do not get newer versions of installed packages, except for security stuff? [02:06] correct [02:07] thanks a lot! gotta get me a new git now :) [02:07] have fun [02:08] leftyfb: Fair enough. I still prefer to have installation media read-only, and it is much easier and cheaper for me to have several DVDs knocking around than several USB sticks. [02:10] running x11vnc on my ubuntu-mate install. need to scale the text / icons up when vnc connected so i can see them. already had to clip and scale the multiple desktops, and i'm close to a useable setup, just can't read the text and the icons are tiny. [02:11] the problem was that I have a 4k + an extra monitor (sometimes 2 on the desktop), so i cliped and scaled the 4k to 1920x1080, but in the process scaled down the icons and text as well from what I can tell. === Mrokii_ is now known as Mrokii [02:27] https://paste.ubuntu.com/25109155/ - anyone can help me debug this service? [02:29] <[n0mad]> codepython7771: i can't really be of help but there's also #redis [02:34] Hola [02:37] I'm trying to disable entirely Unity, etc. and boot just into CLI. I'm fairly certain I know how to do that. I mostly SSH into the box and use it via CLI [02:37] I want to make sure after I make the changes, if I do a restart or power the machine on/off and am nowhere in it, that once it starts back up, it will get right back on the network and allow me to SSH into the box [02:37] Possible? [02:39] S1GM4, sure, current your boot is set to graphical.target [02:39] you can change this to tty, sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target [02:39] or reverse back sudo systemctl set-default graphical.target [02:40] hmm I had no idea of this method, I was looking into editing some grub file [02:40] and for starting back up, not sure autologin will be enabled [02:41] Created symlink from /etc/systemd/system/default.target to /lib/systemd/system/multi-user.target. [02:44] I require a halp :u [02:45] exec /bin/login -f bob < /dev/tty1 > /dev/tty1 2>&1 <--- this line is still good for modern Ubuntu versions, where bob is the user? [02:45] Whenever I open menu bar menus on Teamspeak and/or VLC, the menu appears notably far away from the thing that I clicked [02:45] (/etc/init/tty1.conf) === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [03:29] is there a update to this issue in ubuntu.. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=860805 [03:29] Debian bug 860805 in beignet-opencl-icd "beignet-opencl-icd: OpenCL fails with: drm_intel_gem_bo_context_exec() failed: Device or resource busy" [Serious,Fixed] [03:56] marco25, on artfull it seems fixed https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/beignet [03:57] thanks [04:07] Hey guys, really weird problem if you have any idea: Fresh install of 16.04. System will start and run fine, and when it is open (the laptop screen) it will suspend and resume ok. Also, if I set options so that closing the screen does nothing, then I can close and open the screen and the system will continue to run fine. The problem is that if I suspend the system (using any method) and then close the lid and open it, the system will start to r [04:07] esume for one second and then just die completely. I can start it right up after that again. 100% reproducible. === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [04:14] oerheks_, ive having trouble building that file i guess there is no deb for that is there? [04:15] marco25, only for zesty, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/beignet/1.3.0-4ubuntu1 [04:15] Hi, in Ubuntu 16.04.2's menu "Suspend" and "Hibernate" seem to be missing. Pressing the power button then clicking on one of the actions that appear works fine, as do pm-suspend and pm-hibernate in a terminal. What would cause this and how do I fix it? [04:16] well i have zesty [04:17] oerheks_, your saying a deb file is there? [04:18] marco25, see that page, you should have that version already [04:18] no i dont have that version already [04:19] oh wait, artfull .. [04:19] i have 1.3.0-2 [04:19] this is -4 oerheks_ [04:19] no, you have to build it yourself then, i guess [04:20] im having errors with cmake [04:20] oerheks_, [04:20] it should match the intel driver version too [04:22] i used this command cmake -DLLVM_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/bin/lib/llvm-4.0/bin/llvm-config -DCOMPILER=[GCC|CLANG|ICC] [04:22] i got this error.. ICC]: command not found [04:22] CLANG: command not found [04:22] oerheks_, [04:25] err, this is way over my head, maybe someone else can help you out there. [04:25] are other ubuntu flavours discussed in this channel? [04:25] like problems relating to them? [04:26] eg: xubuntu, ubuntu mate etc [04:27] berkiyo, yes, still most flavors have their dedicated channel too here on #freenode [04:27] oerheks_, i think i found a deb file for it === deathonater is now known as Smeef [04:39] What is the fastest ubuntu worldwide mirror? Or is it best to choose local? [04:41] berkiyo, https://askubuntu.com/questions/39922/how-do-you-select-the-fastest-mirror-from-the-command-line [04:44] berkiyo, There is a xubuntu channel. This channel is for common Ubuntu issues, I think. [04:44] Yeah, [04:44] thanks :) [05:23] good morning to all [05:56] anyone suffered this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1704409 on 16.04.2 plz add yourself affected [05:56] Launchpad bug 1704409 in xorg (Ubuntu) "Flickering screen on ubuntu 16.04.2 Lenovo B70" [Undecided,New] [06:00] hi lotus, did you try "tearfree" and "sna" ? https://askubuntu.com/questions/921755/screen-tearing-with-intel-graphics &&& https://askubuntu.com/questions/418398/tear-free-disabled-in-intel-graphics-tearing-in-xubuntu [06:01] oerheks_: ive readed that, yes but didnt try on 4.8 kernel === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [07:16] Question [07:17] Is there a way to force a specific fullscreen game to draw on a specific monitor on a multi-monitor system [07:23] this old tool should be able too, https://launchpad.net/gdevilspie [07:24] I suppose I could give it a try [07:25] some examples https://askubuntu.com/questions/102616/is-it-possible-to-pin-programs-to-specific-workspaces-without-ccsm [07:26] the gui tool could be handy [07:46] hello [07:48] hello, I have an issue that I can not find solution for: there is audio coming from chromium, but there is nothing from kde. Tried both backends, gstreamer and vlc. alsamixer shows a proper audio device and I can adjust volumes. I do not have pulsaudio installed. Only alsa. the kde, depending on what backend I use displays default device (if I use phonon-gstreamer) and default + couple of broadwell-rt286 devices. speaker-test -t [07:52] Hello [07:52] A few days ago, I installed xubuntu DE via dkpg and uninstalled it but the login screen didn't restore its default appareance [07:53] How can I recover it? I tried apt-get purge xubuntu* xfce*. [07:53] Any help would be appreciated [08:02] debouncer: the package install log is in /var/log/apt/history.log. it will list all the packages that were installed [08:14] Hello guys! How can I configure a interface with my public IP? I am running Ubuntu 17.04 (64bit). [08:17] Hello guys! How can I configure an interface with my public IP? I am running Ubuntu 17.04 (64bit). [08:22] lordl, so are you connecting your ubuntu machine directly to the connection on which that IP is dilevered or are you behind a router. [08:23] xplora1a, I am running it on VirtualBox. It is on Bridge Adapter, so it has a new local IP address on my router. [08:24] if behing a non-NAT router then the router DHCP needs to be configured to allocate public IPs to your internal machines. [08:24] It does not support NAT Loopback. [08:25] then you want to set port forwarding to map the port to the virtual machine. Not put the external IP on that interface [08:25] Could you tell me why a program detects that my IP is dynamic? It is static. [08:26] I want to see my public IP address instead of my local IP address when I execute ifconfig. [08:27] from behing a NAT router you cant see your external IP directly, to see that google what is my IP address [08:27] I know what is my public IP address. [08:27] But what do I need to do what I said. [08:28] To configure the "enp0s3" interface with my public IP address. [08:29] I have another router that supports NAT Loopback. [08:29] Did you get me? [08:29] I know my public IP address. [08:31] You cant configure an interface behind a NAT router with a public IP. You need to forward the port you are connection to, or set your machine as the default, also called the DMZ, but this is dangerious. Better to port forward. [08:32] My router is not a NAT router. [08:32] I have an OpenSSH Server. [08:33] On many OpenSSH Servers I saw thei public IP addresses when I executed ifconfig. [08:34] How did they do that? [08:37] that could be a real server with a "real" public IP address [08:38] Okay, but how can I do the same thing? [08:38] In your setup you would likely need to (a) set up port forwarding from your router to your host IP, and (b) set up port forwarding in Virtualbox from the host to the guest [08:38] I did this. [08:38] My OpenSSH Server is opened. [08:38] On my public IP address. [08:39] The FTP Server too. [08:39] Apache2, MySQL etc. [08:39] and those run on the host? [08:39] Yes. [08:39] On the same host. [08:39] On my IP address. [08:39] what are you trying to host from the virtualbox? [08:39] An Ubuntu Server. [08:40] you wouldn't be able to have both your host and your guest listening on the same IP on the same port [08:40] It works, but I want something. [08:40] It is on Bridge Adapter. [08:40] what port are you trying to access? [08:40] I do not need to port forward from VirtualBox. [08:40] Just from router. [08:40] right [08:40] OK [08:40] I'm not trying to access a port. [08:40] They work. [08:40] The server works. [08:40] But I want to do something on it. [08:40] OK then, the answer to your question is that you can't do what you want to do [08:40] Remember that an IP address is associated with an interface, not a computer. Most machines only have one interface. [08:41] let's say your public IP is 1.2.3.4 [08:41] Okay. [08:41] It's your router which has that IP, essentially [08:41] Not any device on your network [08:41] I can't access my router on through my public IP address. [08:41] Just on its IP address. 192.168.100.1, in my case. [08:41] what are you actually trying to achieve overall? [08:42] I don't know how to explain, but when I execute "ifconfig" on my server I see 2 interfaces. [08:42] if you have a range of public IP addresses, you assign one to the router, then internal machines can be allocated others from that range. [08:42] enp0s3 and localhost. [08:42] ignore localhost, localhost is special and used only for local access [08:42] I know. [08:42] OK [08:42] The IP address on enp0s3 is 192.168.100.8. [08:42] if you only have one public IP then you have to assign that to the router. [08:43] And I want to get my public IP address there. [08:43] you cannot [08:43] But I saw many servers with this "feature". [08:43] they were not using virtualbox behind a router [08:43] So, what are they using? [08:44] they were servers in a datacentre where a router was listening on more than 1 IP, and thus able to give 1 IP to each of many servers [08:44] you physically cannot do what you are trying to do [08:44] But I want to give my single public IP address to my server. [08:44] maybe someone in #networking can explain better than me [08:44] One IP to one server. [08:44] Okay.. [08:44] You cannot, as it's your router which "has" that IP [08:44] Your only option is port forwarding [08:45] My router doesn't have my public IP address. [08:45] If you do ifconfig on the host system do you see your public IP? [08:45] No. [08:45] Just its local IP address. [08:45] On the router. [08:45] Then it's your router which has the public IP address [08:45] 192.168.100.8. [08:45] Right [08:45] My router is 192.168.100.1. [08:46] that is your router's address within your network [08:46] your router has multiple network interfaces [08:46] Yes, it has. [08:46] one (WAN) listens on the public internet with 1.2.3.4, and another (LAN1) listens on 192.168.100.1 [08:46] And it has many devices on it. [08:46] I know. LAN is for Local. [08:47] Can I write my public IP address here? [08:47] So you cannot have your cake and eat it too. You cannot have multiple devices behind a single IP, AND have the IP assigned to only one device. [08:47] It's a logical impossibility [08:47] But for a friend it worked. [08:47] I do not know how. [08:47] I helped him to install Ubuntu on VirtualBox. [08:47] It is technically possible to do, but you would lose the ability to have more than one device on your network, and it might not be possible to do with your router [08:47] And when he executed ifconfig I saw his public IP address. [08:48] I strongly suspect you don't want to do this. You can still achieve the overall goal (hosting a public server in virtualbox) using port forwarding [08:48] So, I will be able to access the internet only through my computer. [08:48] ? [08:48] Am I right? [08:48] How does your router connect to the internet, do you have an ethernet jack on your wall or it is a phone line? [08:49] I have optical fiber. [08:49] Through cable. [08:49] I have wired connection. [08:49] you have a separate modem? [08:49] No. [08:49] I have just a router. [08:50] what cable does the router use to connect to the wall? [08:50] *(your router has a modem built in) [08:50] But I have Phone, Television and Internet from my ISP. [08:50] what cable does the router use to connect to the wall? [08:50] Let me check. [08:52] Okay. [08:52] I'm back. [08:52] I can see 3 cables in the Ethernet's slots. [08:52] One to my computer. [08:52] One to a TV. [08:52] And one to I do not really know.. [08:53] I think to another TV. [08:53] Are you still there? [08:53] hi yes sorry working [08:53] It's okay. [08:53] Which cable connects to your wall? [08:53] Is it an ethernet cable or something else? [08:54] Yes. [08:54] Ethernet cable. [08:56] PinkiePie, where are you from? [08:56] I am from Romania. [08:56] UK === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [08:56] Nice. [08:56] OK lordl you would be able to connect your PC directly to your wall using an ethernet cable [08:56] Yes. [08:56] And then you could assign your public IP to an interface on your PC [08:56] Wait. [08:57] Wait. [08:57] but you'd have to choose between your host and your guest [08:57] You mean to connect it directly? [08:57] Not through router? [08:57] yes [08:57] yes [08:57] See this is what I am tryiing to say, you almost certainly don't want this [08:57] Through the cable from ISP? [08:57] ? [08:58] yes instead of [Internet]->[Router]->[PC] you would go [Internet]->[PC] [08:58] Okay. [08:58] You are right. [08:58] that way you would need to assign your public IP directly, or it may pick it up through DHCP [08:58] I will need 2 public IP addresses then. [08:58] but again, you couldn't have both your host and guest [08:58] To connect the second cable to a router. [08:58] right, and you probably don't have 2 public IP addresses [08:58] Yes, I do not have. [08:58] so in real life your options all involve port forwarding [08:59] Instead of [Internet]->[PC]? [08:59] Yes [08:59] I have port forwarding. [08:59] For SSH, FTP, Shellinabox, MySQL, Unrealircd, Apache2. [09:00] On 192.168.100.8, which is my server's assigned IP address on router. [09:00] I think I understand your setup but can you confirm something [09:00] if you log onto your router's web interface, and try to find a list of connected devices [09:00] do you see both your host and guest IPs? [09:01] What do you mean when you say guest? [09:01] host = the OS installed on your actual computer [09:01] guest = the OS inside Virtualbox [09:01] Yes. [09:01] Oh.. [09:01] That's the guest? [09:01] Okay.. [09:01] yeah virtualbox uses "host" and "guest" to tell the difference [09:02] Yes. [09:02] I can see the both. [09:02] My computer and my server. [09:03] OK then your only option is to use the port forwarding from your router to send traffic for a particular port (e.g. 80) to the guest IP [09:03] hang on [09:03] I did it. [09:03] "my computer and my server" - the "server" being the OS installed inside Virtualbox? [09:03] Yes. [09:04] Then you're done. It's AS IF your server was listening directly on the public IP (even though really, it's behind a router) [09:04] I know, I can access it through my public IP address. [09:04] I didn't say that I can't do this. [09:05] I said that I see my local IP address when I execute ifconfig, even if I am connected on the public IP address. [09:05] Did you get me? [09:05] I get you, but it's working as intended. [09:06] But on some servers from Digital Ocean and other firms I've seen the public IP address on their interfaces. [09:06] They are connected directly to the ISP? [09:06] [Internet]->[PC\? [09:06] [Internet]->[PC]? [09:06] You only have 1 IP address [09:06] Yes.. [09:07] They have enough IP addresses to give every server behind their router, its own public IP [09:07] But I can buy another public IP address. [09:07] Your router listens on e.g. 1.2.3.4/32 which is a single IP [09:07] One for me and one for home :). [09:07] One of their routers may listen on 1.2.3.0/24 which would give 255 IP addresses 1.2.3.4.0 - 1.2.3.4.254 [09:07] I will talk to that friend to see what does he have.. [09:08] what he has* [09:08] Your ISP might sell you additional IP addresses, but it's unlikely for a home connection [09:08] Sorry for mistakes. [09:08] Even getting a static IP is difficult these days [09:08] Oh, wait. [09:08] Another problem. [09:08] Why a program detects that I have dynamic IP address? [09:08] When I have a static IP address. [09:09] Why does a program detect* [09:09] Oops. [09:09] When I restart my router I do not get another IP address. [09:11] Anyway, thank you for explaining me these things. [09:11] And sorry for my bad English. [09:11] [09:12] By the way, what are you doing? I mean, what's your job/hobby? [09:16] I work in devops for a big telecomm [09:16] My only notable hobby is IRC [09:16] I am 14 years old, you? [09:16] how about you? [09:16] Oh, okay. [09:16] 26 [09:16] Wow! [09:16] :/ [09:16] What? [09:16] Is this a problem? === jstein_ is now known as jstein [09:16] "wow" yourself :P [09:16] :) [09:17] I am learning more programming. [09:17] you ask the right questions for a 14 year old, keep doing this stuff [09:17] Thanks! [09:17] go to #ubuntu-offtopic [09:17] I will. [09:18] Do you know what I want to do? [09:18] I intend to build the biggest cracking platform in the world :). [09:18] A big community. [09:19] tell me about it in #ubuntu-offtopic. [09:19] Oh, okay. [09:32] hello [09:33] Hello! [09:33] hi [09:33] I have a question. My two NTFS disks are on launcher and it's great but they are mounted as read-only. How to easily change this to rw ? [09:34] Wait. [09:34] I know.. [09:34]