[00:00] <zykotick9> thansen: depends... if you have Network-Manager, it will take over "managing" the device if not specified in /etc/networks/interfaces
[00:00] <thansen> yeah, this is server without any NM stuff
[00:00] <zykotick9> thansen: are you sure?  i thought ubuntu-server used N-M now...
[00:00] <thansen> it's old
[00:01] <thansen> 10.04 or something
[00:01] <Guest23073> i love it running android x 86 in my Ubuntu 13.04
[00:02] <JoseAntonioR> Hey, guys! I don't know if you could please give me a hand. My pc is stuck on the splash screen, no idea what happens.
[00:02] <zykotick9> thansen: 10.04 didn't use N-M on server = for sure.
[00:02] <wheatthin> JoseAntonioR, explain splash screen
[00:02] <dreadiscool_> sorry ubuntu 13 crashed again
[00:02] <thansen> zykotick9: so just wiping the config will make it not come up then?
[00:02] <zykotick9> thansen: i'd "think" so...
[00:02] <k1l> JoseAntonioR: remove splash from bootparameters in grub and see whats going on
[00:03] <OerHeks> !info u3-tool
[00:03] <dreadiscool_> how would i delete my ubuntu 12 partition on my hdd?
[00:04] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_ by using a fdisk or gparted
[00:04] <JoseAntonioR> k1l: already tried and gives no apparent error
[00:04] <PashaPasta> or if you need a gui...grab a copy of partition magic
[00:04] <Guest23073> b
[00:04] <Guest23073> b
[00:04] <Guest23073> b
[00:04] <FloodBot1> Guest23073: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:04] <MobGod> what do i install for this error
[00:04] <MobGod> util.h:27:25: fatal error: openssl/sha.h: No such file or directory
[00:04] <MobGod> compilation terminated.
[00:05] <dreadiscool_> I don't know how to use either wheatthin
[00:05] <dreadiscool_> I'm new :3
[00:05] <kel39_> MobGod, libssl-dev
[00:05] <wheatthin> !gparted | dreadiscool_
[00:06] <JoseAntonioR> weaththin: the purple screen that says ubuntu
[00:06] <zykotick9> wheatthin: fdisk is a terrible tool, you probably shouldn't be recommending it for anything
[00:06] <wheatthin> zykotick9, fdisk is a proper tool, thanks very much
[00:07] <kel39_> what does ubottu run in?
[00:07] <kel39_> python, perl?
[00:07] <xbalban_> #CyberSecH
[00:07] <zykotick9> !nomodeset | JoseAntonioR have you tried this?
[00:07] <dreadiscool_> Ugh this is so frustrating
[00:07] <MobGod> kel39_ now i get this
[00:07] <wheatthin> kel39 it's supybot
[00:07] <MobGod> fatal error: db_cxx.h
[00:07] <dreadiscool_> I tried wiping my USB just now, because I had u13 on it
[00:07] <wheatthin> !supybot | kel39
[00:07] <zykotick9> wheatthin: fdisk is NOT a "proper tool" and should be the LAST choice.
[00:07] <wheatthin> !supybot | kel39_
[00:07] <dreadiscool_> It gave me an error, something to do about bus communication
[00:07] <dreadiscool_> And now it says the drive is completely full
[00:08] <dreadiscool_> And that I can't even erase it
[00:08] <dreadiscool_> wtf
[00:08] <kel39_> no idea MobGod, what is it that you're trying to compile?
[00:08] <kel39_> wheatthin, well, er :P
[00:08] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, it must be used with a livedvd
[00:08] <dreadiscool_> Is there any way I can just reformat my USB
[00:08] <kel39_> supybot is enough to go on with
[00:08] <kel39_> :)
[00:08] <MobGod> kel39_ what do i need for that one
[00:08] <MobGod> errr to install
[00:08] <dreadiscool_> wheatthin, how does one reformat on ubuntu :3
[00:08] <kel39_> i have no idea MobGod
[00:08] <dreadiscool_> My USB is now apparently completely full after I "wiped" it with the startup disk tool
[00:08] <JoseAntonioR> zykotic9: will try, forgot that one
[00:08] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, by using the installation disk and reinstalling
[00:08]  * dreadiscool_ bangs head on wall
[00:09] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool_: u3 is firmware
[00:09] <zykotick9> wheatthin: see "man fdisk" for "fdisk is a buggy program that does fuzzy things" and "There are several *fdisk programs around.  Each has its problems and strengths.  Try them in the order cfdisk, fdisk, sfdisk."
[00:09] <PashaPasta> you need a different stick
[00:09] <zykotick9> !tab > JoseAntonioR
[00:09] <dreadiscool_> PashaPasta why can't I use my current one?
[00:09] <wheatthin> zykotick9, Umm that's stupid
[00:09] <PashaPasta> u3 doesn't play nicely
[00:09] <dreadiscool_> I had my old installer set up on there
[00:09] <dreadiscool_> Damn this....
[00:09] <dreadiscool_> lol
[00:09] <OerHeks> dreadiscool_,  use the U3-tool > http://askubuntu.com/a/4821
[00:10] <Ben64> OerHeks: why?
[00:10] <MobGod> thanks anyway leagris
[00:10] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: just put 12.04 on the usb however you put 13 on it
[00:10] <MobGod> errr
[00:10] <OerHeks> Ben64, for removal of that U3 partition, as he asked
[00:10] <MobGod> kel39_
[00:10] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, just use the 12.04+ installation disk and reinstall
[00:10] <dreadiscool_> Ben64 I can't
[00:10] <Ben64> OerHeks: no, thats not what he asked
[00:10] <dreadiscool_> wheatthin i can't
[00:10] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, why?
[00:10] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: can't how
[00:10] <PashaPasta> why not
[00:10] <kel39_> MobGod, what
[00:11] <dreadiscool_> My USB disk is completely full after I tried to wipe it with the startup disk creator's wipe tool...
[00:11] <JoseAntonioR> zykotick9: I know, it's just I'm in mobile as my PC won't finish booting.
[00:11] <kel39_> dreadiscool_, empty your recycling bin
[00:11] <olddognewtricks> hi
[00:11] <zykotick9> JoseAntonioR: ;)  sorry then.
[00:11] <olddognewtricks> i have a crossover (orange) cable and two laptops i want to transfer files between.
[00:12] <olddognewtricks> how do i get them to communicate?
[00:12] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, Umm you don't have a dvd with the iso burnt to?
[00:12] <kel39_> olddognewtricks, you dont
[00:12] <kel39_> you use your network
[00:12] <kel39_> or you use a USB
[00:12] <olddognewtricks> i don't have a network
[00:12] <PashaPasta> olddognewtricks: give them static IPs on the same subnet
[00:12] <rypervenche> olddognewtricks: You can create a static network between the two if you like.
[00:12] <wheatthin> olddognewtricks, you have to first setup static IP's on the same network settings
[00:12] <zykotick9> olddognewtricks: give them both static IPs
[00:12] <olddognewtricks> how can i do that on the command line?
[00:12] <kel39_> jesus guys....
[00:12] <kel39_> LOL
[00:12] <Guest23073> duh
[00:13] <dreadiscool> Oh my god... Ubuntu crashed again
[00:13] <dreadiscool> --.--
[00:13] <dreadiscool> Sorry, I missed everything that was said after I said that I couldn't wipe the disk or put anything on it
[00:13] <dreadiscool> :3
[00:13] <JoseAntonioR> anyone else may know what happens? it gives no apparent error, nomodeset doesn't work
[00:13] <Guest23073> anyone running android x86 with ubuntu 13.04?
[00:13] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_ umm why can't you use a dvd and boot from it?
[00:13] <dreadiscool> wheatthin, I'm dreadiscool_, but my computer crashed again
[00:13] <dreadiscool> So I'm back to dreadiscool with no _
[00:13] <dreadiscool> lol
[00:14] <dreadiscool> Also, I don't have another one on hand
[00:14] <wheatthin> whatever, it's still logged in
[00:14] <dreadiscool> IRC takes a few seconds to kick off a user
[00:14] <wheatthin> is ubuntu crashing or just the window manager?
[00:14] <dreadiscool> That's not the point though, why can't Ubuntu just wipe my USB drive
[00:14] <dreadiscool> After using its "wipe" tool my drive is now full -.-
[00:14] <olddognewtricks> on laptop A, i use ifconfig eth0 pointopoint. on laptop B, i use ifconfig eth0 pointopoint. on laptop A, i say ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS>. on laptop B, i say ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS>. on laptop A, when i try to ping <IP_ADDRESS>, i get a response. on laptop A, when i try to ping to ping <IP_ADDRESS>, i get no response
[00:14] <dreadiscool> And i can't put anything on it
[00:14] <MobGod> kel39_ nothing i was saying thanks anyway
[00:14] <wheatthin> dreadiscool it can if you unmount it and wipe it clean with fdisk
[00:15] <kel39_> MobGod, np, gl
[00:15] <dreadiscool> wheatthin I'm a total noob, how would I do that?
[00:15] <olddognewtricks> similarly, on laptop B, when i try to ping <IP_ADDRESS>, i get no response. on laptop B, when i try to pint <IP_ADDRESS>, i get a response.
[00:15] <wheatthin> !fdisk | dreadiscool
[00:15] <olddognewtricks> what am i doing wrong?
[00:15] <dreadiscool> I thought that fdisk wasn't supposed to be used...
[00:15] <zykotick9> dreadiscool: it's not...
[00:15] <Guest23073> he just to STUPID to figure it out.
[00:15] <PashaPasta> have a subnet set?
[00:16] <dreadiscool> Can somebody please help me ;3
[00:16] <olddognewtricks> PashaPasta: are you talking to me? ifconfig eth0 on laptop A says. inet <IP_ADDRESS>  netmask <IP_ADDRESS>  broadcast <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:16] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool: http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/linux-format-your-usb-drive-via-command.html
[00:17] <kel39_> can you run LXC (container) ontop of a xen hypervisor?
[00:17] <olddognewtricks> PashaPasta: and ifconfig eth0 on laptop B says. inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>  Mask:<IP_ADDRESS>
[00:17] <wheatthin> !parted | dreadiscool
[00:17] <wheatthin> or man parted
[00:18] <wheatthin> either one will do the trick
[00:18] <dreadiscool> It says unmount: command not found
[00:18] <PashaPasta> olddognewtricks: set address type to static, not pointtopoint
[00:18] <kel39_> umount
[00:18] <kel39_> not unmount
[00:18] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool: umount
[00:18] <wheatthin> unmount isn't a command it's umount
[00:18] <dreadiscool> Ah that would be why
[00:18] <kel39_> linux, right?
[00:18] <kel39_> :P
[00:18] <olddognewtricks> PashaPasta: how do i do that?
[00:19] <olddognewtricks> also, should i still be using ifconfig or should i use ip now?
[00:19] <PashaPasta> olddognewtricks: you could edit in /etc/network/interfaces
[00:19] <olddognewtricks> well, i want to do it on the command line because i will be running this from live cds to do some backups for other people
[00:19] <dreadiscool> org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible casues include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.
[00:19] <dreadiscool> That's what I get
[00:19] <PashaPasta> olddognewtricks: yeah... nano /etc/network/interfaces
[00:20] <olddognewtricks> i know in the past pointopoint used to work but i'm not sure what else i need to do
[00:20] <dreadiscool> :3
[00:21] <dreadiscool> :3 Can someone tell me what to do with more in depth? Atm nothing is working, and people are offering conflicting advice
[00:21] <dreadiscool> And I can't read 3 different manuals in one day just to get my computer working
[00:21] <wheatthin> dreadiscool, I did not. use fdisk partition your drive
[00:22] <wheatthin> make sure it's unmounted
[00:22] <dreadiscool> wheatthin other people are saying not to use fdisk, which is what I'm talking about with the conflicting advice
[00:22] <wheatthin> dreadiscool, don't listen to other people, just do what I suggested
[00:22] <dreadiscool> How do I find out what my partition is?
[00:22] <dreadiscool> fdisk partition doesn't work'
[00:22] <wheatthin> sudo fdisk -l
[00:22] <dreadiscool> When I type that into terminal
[00:22] <Giwrgaras> just found another glitch
[00:22] <PashaPasta> fdisk -l
[00:23] <zykotick9> dreadiscool: fyi, you aren't getting good advice from wheatthin - but do what you want.  fdisk - "should" work.
[00:23] <dreadiscool> I get a blank response from sudo fdisk -l
[00:23] <dreadiscool> It just prints the bash thing again
[00:23] <wheatthin> did you use sudo?
[00:23] <zykotick9> dreadiscool: if your drive is larger then 2+TB then fdisk CAN'T work.
[00:23] <PashaPasta> zykotick9: nothing wrong with fdisk if you have problems with it..it is usually a lyaer 8 problem
[00:23] <dreadiscool> waitng for the next command
[00:23] <dreadiscool> Yes, I did
[00:23] <PashaPasta> it is a USB drive with u3...not going to have 2TB
[00:24] <wheatthin> zykotick9, why do you say I'm not getting good advice? fdisk has been around for years
[00:24] <zykotick9> wheatthin: fdisk is a BAD program.  use gdisk, or parted or gparted.
[00:24] <wheatthin> zykotick9, tell me where it says it's a bad program
[00:24] <wheatthin> learn how to use it
[00:25] <zykotick9> wheatthin: wee "man fdisk" at the bottom (i'm assuming ubuntu's man page is the same as debian's here)
[00:25] <wheatthin> zykotick9, this isn't debian.. it's ubuntu
[00:25] <zykotick9> wheatthin: i agree...
[00:25] <dreadiscool_> My computer crasehd for the 4th time -.-
[00:25] <PashaPasta> ubuntu is built on debian...so close enough
[00:26] <dreadiscool_> Can someone please just give me some commands to run so I can get my computer in a workable situation. I love to learn, and I really want to learn, but my computer is so unstable right now that I can't
[00:26] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool_: http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/linux-format-your-usb-drive-via-command.html
[00:26] <wheatthin> dreadiscool do you have another computer to burn a dvd? or that can format your disk?
[00:26] <dreadiscool_> PashaPasta half the commands on there don't work
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> I don't have any other thing
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> I only have this one flash drive
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> sudo fdisk -l returns a blank output
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> Like literally nothing
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> Trying to wipe the drive from the startup disk creator resulted in the drive filling up with no space left
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> Nothing works
[00:27] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool_: type in "df"
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> And my computer is crashing every 5 minutes
[00:27] <PashaPasta> get any output?
[00:27] <dreadiscool_> Yes
[00:27] <wheatthin> dreadiscool, you need to boot from a live environment in order to use it
[00:28] <dreadiscool_> What does that even mean? :3
[00:28] <wheatthin> dreadiscool by using a livedvd or a thumb drive already installed, cause no commands will work while your disk is overfull
[00:29] <dreadiscool_> wheatthin, I had the bootable usb stick, but I created a partition on my regular hdd and installed it
[00:29] <Guest60402> hello room any ladys in here
[00:29] <dreadiscool_> So atm it's running off my hdd
[00:29] <dreadiscool_> I want to wipe my usb, put ubuntu 12 on it as a bootable stick, remove my ubuntu 13 partition, and replace it with my ubuntu 12 partition
[00:29] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, you must have not given that newly created partition enough space
[00:29] <dreadiscool_> I gave it 120gb
[00:29] <dreadiscool_> I don't know how that's not enough :3
[00:30] <dreadiscool_> So far nothing has been accomplished except 4 computer crashes
[00:30] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, obviously you ran out of space
[00:30] <dreadiscool_> How though, the only thing I installed was google chrome
[00:30] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: are you trying to run ubuntu from a flash drive or install it from a flash drive
[00:31] <dreadiscool_> It is running off my hdd right now on a 120gb partition
[00:31] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: what is? 13.04?
[00:31] <wheatthin> you partitioned it wrong
[00:31] <dreadiscool_> Yes, it is 13.04
[00:31] <wheatthin> 120gb is plenty for everything to run
[00:31] <dreadiscool_> Ben64 I used the slider thing on Ubuntu's installation thing
[00:32] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: ok... you're jumping all over the place. focus on one thing at a time
[00:32] <killer> hey
[00:32] <dreadiscool_> Here is my scenario - I have Ubuntu 13.04 running off a 120gb partition on my hdd. It is really bad, and crashy. I had installed it using a USB stick. Here is where I want to go - I want to clear my 120gb partition and use it to install Ubuntu 12 on it (better stability)
[00:32] <wheatthin> killer is there something you need to ask?
[00:32] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: download the 12.04 iso, install unetbootin, run unetbootin and put the 12.04 iso onto the flash drive
[00:33] <dreadiscool_> Ben64 I have the iso
[00:33] <softcoder> hi people, i am uisng ubunti 13.04 64 bit
[00:33] <dreadiscool_> What will unetbootin do differently that ubuntu's startup disk creator can't?
[00:33] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: download the 12.04 ISO, use dd to put the ISO onto a USB stick, and reinstall 12.04
[00:33] <softcoder> When i plugin in my motorolla zoom via usb it mounts but shows an empty mtp folder
[00:33] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: simple
[00:33] <dreadiscool_> My USB disk is now apparently filled with garbage
[00:33] <softcoder> mtp://[usb:003,013]/
[00:33] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: DO NOT USE UNETBOOTIN
[00:33] <softcoder> but no files show
[00:33] <softcoder> any idea what is wrong?
[00:33] <dreadiscool_> gordonjcp it is not simple, because my flash drive has no space gahhh
[00:33] <dreadiscool_> Trying to wipe my flash drive resulted in it completely filling up...
[00:34] <wheatthin> dd will format it
[00:34] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: doesn't matter
[00:34] <dreadiscool_> How am I supposed to install it then...
[00:34] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: dd will nuke anything that is on there already
[00:34] <dreadiscool_> What is dd
[00:34] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: it's a command in the terminal
[00:34] <gordonjcp> it's very useful
[00:34] <killer> I had windows on my lenovo netbook and it ran smoothly, but when i installe ubuntu on it with gome fallback mode, i cann't run even the basic videos smoothly thatwas smooth in windows 7
[00:34] <gordonjcp> it's very, very dangerous
[00:34] <dreadiscool_> I just ran it, what does it do
[00:34] <gordonjcp> but hey, most useful things are somewhat dangerous
[00:34] <OerHeks> dreadiscool_,  you forgot to say it is an U3 device
[00:34] <dreadiscool_> Fuck...
[00:34] <Ben64> gordonjcp: its dangerous so use it instead of unetbootin? :|
[00:34] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: it copies from one device to another
[00:34] <Ben64> OerHeks: it's not
[00:34] <wheatthin> !language | dreadiscool_
[00:35] <gordonjcp> Ben64: unetbootin does not produce a bootable USB stick
[00:35] <Ben64> yes it does
[00:35] <gordonjcp> no
[00:35] <PashaPasta> yes it does, it will toss syslinux on there for booting
[00:35] <gordonjcp> it only does if the stick is partitioned and formatted *exactly* the way unetbootin expects
[00:35] <gordonjcp> unetbootin works about one time in ten
[00:35] <dreadiscool_> How do I delete my current ubuntu 120gb partition?
[00:35] <Ben64> !unetbootin
[00:35] <PashaPasta> works far more often than that for me
[00:35] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, dd copies the iso byte for byte to the desired location
[00:35] <gordonjcp> since dreadiscool_ already has a working install, just use dd
[00:35] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: don't worry about that right now, just get the usb working
[00:36] <IdleOne> umm, that isn't true. may be your experience but not for everybody.
[00:36] <dreadiscool_> Ok so can someone help me
[00:36] <softcoder> anyone?
[00:36] <gordonjcp> !install | dreadiscool_
[00:36] <dreadiscool_> I do not know what commands to run and I can't read a manual because my computer crashes every 10 minutes
[00:36] <softcoder> help me find why my xoom tablet i cannot see the files on it when i plug it in via USB?
[00:36] <dreadiscool_> I can't read a manual right now my system itself is not stable
[00:36] <gordonjcp> dreadiscool_: if your computer crashes every ten minutes, you have hardware problems
[00:36] <softcoder> using nautilus
[00:37] <dreadiscool_> gordonjcp it doesn't happen on my windows installation, and it never happened when I had ubuntu 12
[00:37] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: use unetbootin to put the iso on the flash drive, boot from the flash drive and install ubuntu
[00:37] <dreadiscool_> It's ubuntu 13 that's messing up my system hard core
[00:37] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, if you installed using your flash drive, reboot from that said flash drive and reinstall
[00:37] <dreadiscool_> How do I reboot a flash drive
[00:37] <wheatthin> no.. reboot your stupid computer
[00:37] <Ben64> wheatthin: except its 13.04 on the flash drive, how is that going to help?
[00:38] <wheatthin> Ben64, he said he installed ubuntu on a 120gb partition on his hdd
[00:38] <dreadiscool_> wheatthin, that flash drive is a goner right now, it's filled with 7.5gb or so of garbage data
[00:38] <dreadiscool_> I can't wipe it or put anything on it
[00:38] <dreadiscool_> Trying to do anything to it results in an error, something about a bus failure
[00:38] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool_: try a different USB port
[00:38] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, then you'll have to gain access to another computer, and wipe it as your can't run any commands because your disk is full
[00:38] <dreadiscool_> wheatthin my disk is not full it has 120gb of space :3
[00:39] <dreadiscool_> Ubuntu can't communicate with my flash drive
[00:39] <wheatthin> DUDE, if you can't run any programs cause it giving errors and complaining about it being full and is crashing, then what do you think?
[00:39] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[00:39] <usercheck_> i'm using firefox,and use proxy to increase speed. when i'm connect to google, i had get error:" http error 504:Gateway timeout" .then i'm try using another proxy ,its same in error.(504). but, when no use proxy:it is normally. is it caused by my system or proxies that i use?.thx
[00:39] <dreadiscool_> It prints nothing
[00:39] <wheatthin> Ben64, he said it gives a blank return
[00:39] <dreadiscool_> Ben64, completely blank
[00:39] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: yes it does
[00:39] <dreadiscool_> As in it just goes to the next line
[00:40] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: you need to use sudo
[00:40] <wheatthin> he did
[00:40] <dreadiscool_> Ben64 I did
[00:40] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: ok... then what is the output of "sudo whoami"
[00:40] <dreadiscool_> Here is the exact command I ran: 'sudo fdisk -l'
[00:40] <dreadiscool_> root
[00:40] <Ben64> then "sudo parted -l"
[00:41] <wilee-nilee> dreadiscool_> root?
[00:41] <dreadiscool_> Error: /dev/sr0: unrecognised disk label
[00:41] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: there should be a lot more than one line, pastebin it all
[00:41] <dreadiscool_> That's the only line
[00:42] <wheatthin> drive must be failing then
[00:42] <user321> hi. i configured my wlan interface to be a hotspot (with hostapd, network manager didnt make it) and it works fine. but it wont start up automatically, i created a file in /etc/default like the tutorial told me though. i can bring it up with a command so if noone knows why the daemon way fails we could also try to add a line to some startup script.
[00:42] <dreadiscool_> It writes a bunch of blank lines though
[00:42] <dreadiscool_> Then it says that
[00:42] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: unplug usb drive, wait a couple seconds, plug it back in, then pastebin the output of "dmesg"
[00:42] <dreadiscool_> Ok
[00:43] <dreadiscool_> http://pastie.org/8093009
[00:43] <dreadiscool_> I couldn't get all of it because I couldn't scroll up enough
[00:44] <PashaPasta> dreadiscool_: then use "dmesg > blahblah.txt"
[00:45] <user321> so following my own proposal, how would i do it to make a command be run before a user has to log in?
[00:45] <wheatthin> user321, what command would that be?
[00:45] <dreadiscool_> Pastie says -> Your paste cannot be larger than 64 kb. Sorry.
[00:45] <dreadiscool_> :3
[00:45] <wheatthin> drive is full
[00:45] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: uh... looks like you have a broken drive or something
[00:46] <PashaPasta> use pastebin?
[00:46] <dreadiscool_> No, pastie is what I am using to post the text file log
[00:46] <user321> wheatthin, /usr/sbin/hostapd  /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf
[00:46] <dreadiscool_> http://pastebin.com/KC13cekt
[00:46] <dreadiscool_> So what can be done to fix it? :3
[00:46] <wheatthin> user321, you can put it in a script and use cron to make it launch at startup
[00:47] <wheatthin> dreadiscool_, df -h
[00:47] <Ben64> dreadiscool_: sr0 is usually your cd/dvd drive, do you have one in that computer?
[00:47] <dreadiscool_> http://pastie.org/8093014
[00:47] <dreadiscool_> Yes
[00:48] <dreadiscool_> I have a cd in my comp with some music on it
[00:48] <user321> wheatthin, afaik this whole cron system has been reworked some time ago and im not familiar how to do it now, is there a wiki / tutorial?
[00:48] <Ben64> dreadiscool: well take it out, and df shows that your flash drive appears to be there
[00:48] <wheatthin> !cron | user321
[00:49] <user321> wheatthin, thanks
[00:49] <dreadiscool> Huh
[00:49] <dreadiscool> It says that I can't send to channel
[00:49] <dreadiscool> Is the word w1ndows blocked, lol
[00:49] <foobarfoobar> Hello
[00:49] <Ben64> no
[00:50] <foobarfoobar> I am trying to install ubuntu on a Asus X301 with windows 8 installed on
[00:50] <foobarfoobar> but impossible to boot on the usb key
[00:50] <usercheck_> i'm using firefox,and use proxy to increase speed. when i'm connect to google, i had get error:" http error 504:Gateway timeout" .then i'm try using another proxy ,its same in error.(504). but, when no use proxy:it is normally. is it caused by my system or proxies that i use?.thx
[00:50] <dreadiscool> Well, ubuntu is just not working out. I suspect that if it was made easier to use, then more people would switch.  Took off one old hd that I believe wasnt being used anyway. I have this on grub from ubuntu, to load arch linux, "linux /boot/vmlinuz-linux root=UUID=09fa9255-faac-4fb0-96e0-8623293d0927 ro", and when I boot, it says this uuid was not found, but it exists, my ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid shows my sda10 as such, lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 Jun 28 21:47 09fa9255-faac-4fb0-96e0-8623293d0927 -> ../../sda10 so whats wrong
[00:57] <wheatthin> xjkx this isn't arch
[00:57] <wheatthin> #arch I believe is where you want to be
[00:58] <xjkx> wheatthin: the grub is in ubuntu
[00:58]  * usercheck_ peoples in this channel are smart,but i'm stupid. and my question is stupied.caused that, it is don't need to be answer.ok.
[00:58] <wheatthin> xjkx, umm so you have ubuntu and arch installed?
[00:59] <wheatthin> xjkx, http://askubuntu.com/questions/97560/adding-archlinux-to-dualboot-without-messing-up-grub
[00:59] <mnathani> How does one set services to start on boot, I am looking for a chkconfig like utility on Ubuntu. (I am coming from mainly CentOS installs)
[01:00] <jrib> mnathani: what service?
[01:00] <zykotick9> mnathani: upstart is manual... ubuntu users aren't expected to "manage" services
[01:00] <wilee-nilee> mnathani, There is startup applications, you need to populate it though for what is starting now.
[01:01] <gordonjcp> mnathani: is this on a server?  Maybe you could ask in #ubuntu-server
[01:01] <mnathani> yes, this is a server. Things like apache, bind, mysql
[01:01] <wheatthin> mnathani, those are setup automatically
[01:01] <Prock81> how can i tell what /dev/* belongs to my gps, built into laptop
[01:01] <gordonjcp> mnathani: this channel is mostly concerned with desktop Ubuntu, and you'll end up getting dodgy information
[01:01] <wheatthin> when you install them
[01:01] <gordonjcp> Prock81: what does it show up as?
[01:02] <gordonjcp> Prock81: USB serial?
[01:02] <xjkx> wheatthin: Yes, I'll check that thanks
[01:02] <Prock81> i dont know, the card is usb for wifi, but it also has gps
[01:03] <jrib> mnathani: then it depends on whether or not the service still uses sysv-init or has been updated to use upstart.  For services that use sysv-init (i.e. file exists for it in /etc/init.d), you can use sysv-rc-conf.  For services that use upstart (i.e. file does not exist in /etc/init.d for it), you must edit files manually.  Read about "manual overrides" in the upstart cookbook.  But yes, when you install a
[01:03] <jrib> service, it should automatically be setup to start at boot
[01:03] <gordonjcp> Prock81: poke around in dmesg and see what it says
[01:03] <gordonjcp> Prock81: unfortunately there is no easy way to just say a magic word and have it come back with "THIS IS YOUR GPS"
[01:03] <gordonjcp> Prock81: chances are it will show up as a serial device, maybe /dev/ttyUSB0
[01:04] <Prock81> my dmesg has so much in it now, before it looked clean, now that i been tring to get the gps going its full of nonsence
[01:04] <gordonjcp> Prock81: anyway, when you find out what it is, you want to look into setting up a udev rule so it always stays on the same /dev/tty* port
[01:04] <gordonjcp> Prock81: maybe try syslog, which is much the same thing
[01:04] <Prock81> i have ttyUSB 0~2
[01:04] <gordonjcp> Prock81: oh cool
[01:05] <gordonjcp> Prock81: as a very basic first test, try catting them
[01:05] <gordonjcp> cat /dev/ttyUSB0
[01:05] <gordonjcp> and so on
[01:05] <gordonjcp> maybe nothing will happen
[01:05] <Prock81> there is one gps app that say it cant init /dev/ttyS0 ?
[01:05] <Prock81> even if i tell it ttyUSB0
[01:06] <gordonjcp> Prock81: that's looking for a real physical serial port
[01:06] <gordonjcp> Prock81: also check your permissions for the ports
[01:07] <DatWolf> Hi
[01:07] <DatWolf> Hey guys
[01:07] <Prock81> cat /dev/ttyUSB0 just sits there
[01:07] <wheatthin> DatWolf, just state your question plz
[01:07] <Prock81> and how to check my permissions for the ports
[01:07] <DatWolf> Well, I'm running 32bit ubuntu on my machine and I was considering switching to 64bit, is it worth the time to upgrade?
[01:08] <wheatthin> DatWolf, ehh depends.. on a few things
[01:08] <zykotick9> DatWolf: how much memory do you have?
[01:08] <DatWolf> What does it depend on?
[01:08] <DatWolf> I have 16gb
[01:08] <wheatthin> DatWolf, like how much ram you have installed, and what type of programs that must utilize more than 3gb of ram
[01:08] <zykotick9> DatWolf: lol, then that is a YES
[01:09] <DatWolf> So I should upgrade?
[01:09] <wheatthin> I would
[01:09] <zykotick9> DatWolf: you can't really "upgrade" easily, you'd need to fresh install with 64bit
[01:09] <wheatthin> unless you install the pae kernel
[01:09] <DatWolf> I know.
[01:09] <DatWolf> But
[01:09] <DatWolf> It wont take me long to re-download and install my basic stuff...
[01:10] <wheatthin> DatWolf, if you don't want to reinstall, stick with 32bit. or install pae kernel
[01:10] <zykotick9> DatWolf: with 16GB memory, the answer is "yes you should be use 64bit"  - 32bit+PAE is a "hack" (and not in a good way)
[01:10] <DatWolf> Well..
[01:10] <wheatthin> it's not a hack.. it just doesn't have 64bit addressing
[01:10] <DatWolf> I'll be back in a bit... going to install 64bit
[01:11] <DatWolf> quickest way to re-format a flash drive in ubuntu? :)
[01:11] <wheatthin> DatWolf, using mkefs... but it really depends on what filesystem you want
[01:12] <wheatthin> mke2fs*
[01:12] <DatWolf> I want to format it to fat32
[01:12] <DatWolf> because I'm going to use unetbootin to install ubuntu 64bit on it
[01:12] <killer> how can i clean all apt-get  (as i m getting errors)
[01:12] <wheatthin> DatWolf, use gparted
[01:12] <DatWolf> I have gparted..
[01:12] <DatWolf> just no idea how to use it...
[01:13] <wheatthin> it's pretty easy
[01:13] <wheatthin> !gparted | DatWolf
[01:13] <DatWolf> :l
[01:13] <DatWolf> do I just..
[01:13] <usercheck_> i'm use proxy. when i'm connect to google, i had get error:" http error 504:Gateway timeout" .then i'm try using another proxy ,its same in error.(504). but, when no use proxy:it is normally. is it caused by my system or proxies that i use?.thx
[01:13] <zykotick9> DatWolf: ok, if you can't use gparted, perhaps you should stick with 32bit (it's easier)
[01:13] <DatWolf> what type of proxies?
[01:13] <DatWolf> Socks or a http/https?
[01:13] <wheatthin> DatWolf, proxies? that's a whole new question
[01:14] <DatWolf> I'm talking to usercheck_
[01:14] <DatWolf> ^
[01:14] <wheatthin> k.. well then use the nick first :)
[01:15] <wheatthin> usercheck_, if it's a tor proxy, then google doesn't allow queries from them
[01:16] <DatWolf> usercheck_: if you're going to use a proxy I'd suggest you go ahead and use a vpn... less likely to be blacklisted and normally faster.
[01:16] <usercheck_> DatWolf, proxy type= http
[01:17] <wheatthin> usercheck_, is it connected to a tor proxy exit node?
[01:17] <usercheck_> wheatthin,  proxies that i mean proxy in plural.
[01:17] <wheatthin> usercheck_, so explain what connects to what
[01:19] <wheatthin> usercheck_, for instance, I have privoxy connected to torsocks proxy which is then using a tor exit nodes
[01:19] <usercheck_> DatWolf, i'm sorry, i'm not yet knowing about vpn .maybe i must learn it before.
[01:19] <usercheck_> wheatthin, i'm sorry too,about tor proxy, i'm not yet knowing it, so i will learn it before.
[01:20] <wheatthin> usercheck_, so what are you using as a proxy?
[01:20] <DatWolf> Well... usercheck_  is either a troll... or an idiot...
[01:20] <DatWolf> I'm not really sure...
[01:21] <wheatthin> DatWolf, please don't put down people in here
[01:21] <DatWolf> That was a nice as I could put it.
[01:21] <wheatthin> just reframe from commenting then
[01:21] <DatWolf> ehhhh
[01:21] <usercheck_> DatWolf, altought,i don't about vpn, but you are correct, caused seldom i'm get error. i think that what you say:blacklisted query.
[01:22] <victor_the_nub> It Worked!!!
[01:22] <bazhang> !guidelines > DatWolf
[01:22] <DatWolf> usercheck_: Consider downloading a a program called hotspotshield
[01:22] <DatWolf> If your problem is blocked sites, it should do.
[01:23] <usercheck_> wheatthin, "so what are you using as a proxy", my answer: i'm using http proxy port 3128.
[01:23] <wheatthin> usercheck_, is this your native language?
[01:23] <DatWolf> usercheck_: What's your goal of using a proxy?
[01:23] <usercheck_> DatWolf, about a troll and idiot, am i idiot?
[01:23] <DatWolf> :l
[01:23] <DatWolf> He's a troll.
[01:24] <usercheck_> DatWolf,  hotspotshield?,is it software?
[01:24] <kelly> hello guys , I've Nvidia 440 GT , i want to install the nvidia proprietary driver , and i see in the software source - additional driver tab i see 310 driver (tested) and 304 driver which one i choose to install
[01:24] <DatWolf> Yes.
[01:24] <DatWolf> It's a vpn.
[01:24] <wheatthin> usercheck_, What proxy are you using bro? simple question..  Did you?
[01:32] <psusi> straemer, yea, see what is filling it up and fix it or stop running that program
[01:33] <wheatthin> usercheck_, You have squid default settings, but you must have a squid proxy installed and running
[01:33] <usercheck_> wheatthin, i'm sorry sir. so what command that i can follow your sugestion?
[01:33] <straemer> alright, well it's only happened once. I'll just ignore it for now then I guess lol
[01:34] <usercheck_> wheatthin, that you mean, for this time, i'm not ye running it?, so i must running it?
[01:34] <usercheck_> *wheatthin, that you mean, for this time, i'm not yet running it?, so i must running it?
[01:34] <wheatthin> usercheck_, so there's no communication gap, what is your native language?
[01:34] <foobarfoobar> hello
[01:34] <foobarfoobar> its again me
[01:34] <foobarfoobar> so i have an asus x201e
[01:34] <foobarfoobar> with windows
[01:35] <foobarfoobar> 8
[01:35] <FloodBot1> foobarfoobar: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:35] <wheatthin> use one line only plz
[01:35] <usercheck_> english but my english is bad.so i'm sorry caused that.
[01:35] <killer> whenever i try to install something , i get:Could not exec dpkg!
[01:35] <killer> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (100)
[01:35] <foobarfoobar> I burned an iso of xubuntu 64bit, but still impossible to boot on :(
[01:35] <wheatthin> usercheck_, so what other language do you speak better?
[01:35] <PashaPasta> foobarfoobar: you need to look into how to install ubuntu with UEFI bios
[01:35] <foobarfoobar> Secure boot has been disabled
[01:35] <usercheck_> wheatthin, indo.
[01:36] <cowdog1> hi
[01:36] <wheatthin> !indo | usercheck_
[01:36] <cowdog1> cool nick
[01:36] <cowdog1> bro
[01:36] <foobarfoobar> PashaPasta: I looked but it is impossible to boot
[01:36] <usercheck_> wheatthin,  so what command that i must type in bash?
[01:36] <foobarfoobar> i am stuck at step3
[01:37] <PashaPasta> I can't help outside of documentation, I avoid UEFI like the plague
[01:37] <wheatthin> !indonesian | usercheck_
[01:37] <usercheck_> wheatthin, command to see squid
[01:37] <cowdog1> Im hacker
[01:37] <foobarfoobar> this make me mad
[01:37] <wheatthin> cowdog1, Umm do you have a question, this is a support chat
[01:37] <cowdog1> cool
[01:37] <foobarfoobar> I hate installation process it is so herculean
[01:38] <cowdog1> hahahhha
[01:38] <cowdog1> you noob
[01:38] <wheatthin> ?
[01:38] <foobarfoobar>  /k cowdog1
[01:39] <wheatthin> cowdog1, that's not cool.. plz keep comments like that to yourself
[01:39] <cowdog1> serbian hack team
[01:39] <visievion> the hell.
[01:40] <wheatthin> cowdog1, we don't care. either you have a question, or you need to leave
[01:40] <visievion> ^
[01:40] <cowdog1> Do you want to make a circus ?
[01:40] <foobarfoobar> lol why dont you try to hack <IP_ADDRESS> and let older people talk :)
[01:40] <PashaPasta> the serb hack team, al qassam and the others...they're the real noobs :)
[01:40] <cowdog1> hahahahhahaha
[01:41] <cowdog1> you broke me
[01:41] <cowdog1> hahahahaahahhaha
[01:41] <tab1293> what is the equivalent package in 13.04 as this linux-backports-modules-cw-3.6-quantal-generic
[01:41] <foobarfoobar> Whatever, anybody had experienced the installation with x201e?
[01:41] <wheatthin> !ot | cowdog1
[01:41] <PashaPasta> go deface <IP_ADDRESS> and brag about it on voxanon
[01:41] <wheatthin> if you don't listen, you'll get banned
[01:41] <killer> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (100)
[01:41] <killer> could not exec dpkg!
[01:42] <cowdog1> otiso sam
[01:42] <OerHeks> killer, close softwarecenter if you have it running at the same time
[01:43] <killer> OerHeks: i did
[01:44] <killer> OerHeks: now error id reduced a i told
[01:44] <killer> could not exec dpkg!
[01:44] <killer> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (100)
[01:45] <usercheck_> wheatthin, thx. but am i still enter this channel, caused English is a language that is clear to learn about computer system ,no has ambigues.  although I have not so good in expressing,but I will try to learn more English. so i'm sorry if my english for this time is bad,so i will try learn it.
[01:45] <JoseeAntonioR> Hey guys, on a PC now.  I've deactivated and seen the logs, there's no apparent error. Also, nomodeset doesn't seem to help.
[01:46] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR 32 bit or 64 bit machine (Intel or AMD?)
[01:46] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, 32bits, Intel processor
[01:46] <nicekiwi> anyone installed Ubuntu on the latest MacBook Air?
[01:47] <Fyodorovna> !mac
[01:47] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR have you tried anyother kernel parameters like acpi=off?
[01:47] <usercheck_> wheatthin, thx.
[01:47] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, not at all, but doesn't seem like a graphics problem. It was working completely fine yesterday
[01:47] <foobarfoobar> nobody to help me?
[01:48] <Israel> @foobarfoobar what is your problem, I just joined
[01:48] <Dr_willis> foobarfoobar,  people are constantly comming and leaveing...
[01:48] <nicekiwi> Fyodoronvz, that page is years out of date
[01:48] <nicekiwi> opps
[01:48] <nicekiwi> lol
[01:48] <foobarfoobar> I am trying to install xubuntu 13.04 on an Asus x201e with window 8 on
[01:48] <foobarfoobar> I looked to the online tutorial
[01:49] <foobarfoobar> I disabled secure boot and all strange features in the BIOS
[01:49] <foobarfoobar> but still can not boot on my usb key
[01:49] <foobarfoobar> and this is a 64bit version of xubuntu
[01:49] <Dr_willis> you did verify the usb key boots other pcs?
[01:49] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR   acpi is actually advance configuration & power interface.  I had a machine that needed to have that feature to boot properly until I could narrow it down more
[01:49] <wilee-nilee> foobarfoobar, Best help on uefi is at the UF check this help thread and start a thread if needed, and get some patience. ;)  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147295
[01:49] <foobarfoobar> Dr_willis: yes it worked on an old computer
[01:50] <OerHeks> dpkglock
[01:50] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, if you give me a couple minutes I can try and boot with acpi off, and if it doesn't work I'll be back on the live DVD in a wile.
[01:50] <OerHeks> !dpkglock
[01:50] <OerHeks> killer ^^
[01:50] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR, what??  a liveDVD works?
[01:51] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, yes, I'm on a live session right now. as I said, everything was working fine until I turned my PC today. I'm a regular user.
[01:51] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR I didn't catch that... what happened?  did you install something change a config file, update, etc??  what version are you running?
[01:52] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, running under raring. yesterday I did an update but didn't actually catch what was it doing.
[01:52] <jjgalvez__> I am trying to turn off gnome-screensaver so that I can use xscreensaver, but if I try to run gnome-screensaver-command --exit from the "startup" items it still seems to be running after I login. How can I disable gnome-screensaver?
[01:53] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR  OK, you need to first find out what updated... hold on I will get the code up here... let me find it....
[01:53] <JoseeAntonioR> sure
[01:53] <killer> OerHeks: I have never seen this , sudo dpkg --configure -a,dpkg commandd not found
[01:54] <OerHeks> me neither :-(
[01:54] <JoseeAntonioR> killer, I think the command is dpkg-reconfigure
[01:54] <Dr_willis> Yes. it is.
[01:54] <Dr_willis> ;)
[01:54] <Dr_willis> dpkg<tab>
[01:55] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR Can you boot into the rescue mode of your install
[01:55] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, yep
[01:56] <killer> please specify a package to reconfigure
[01:56] <JoseeAntonioR> killer, what did you want to do?
[01:57] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR cat /var/log/dpkg.log | grep "\ install\ "  >> dpkg.txt
[01:57] <killer> I wanted to remove a package,
[01:57] <JoseeAntonioR> killer, that's sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
[01:57] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR this will save all the recently installed packages into the text file dpkg.txt
[01:57] <JoseeAntonioR> ok, second
[01:58] <Israel> @killer what is your issue?
[01:59] <killer> whenever i try to install /remove a package , i get :
[01:59] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, isn't the grep with upgrade?
[01:59] <killer> Could not exec dpkg!
[01:59] <killer> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (100)
[02:00] <JoseeAntonioR> killer, it's sudo apt-get install <packagename> or sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
[02:01] <Israel> @killer sudo apt-get -f install will try to fix your partially installed packages... see if that helps first
[02:02] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5809638/ has the list of all the packages I upgraded yesterday
[02:02] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR sorry, I should have been more clear... you need to boot into your recovery console for your harddrive installation and grep the log file.  Then you can find out what borked the system.  and remove that pacage
[02:02] <JoseeAntonioR> I can do it from the live session too, just need to find the right path :)
[02:03] <killer> Israel: nope still the same error
[02:03] <killer> http://pastebin.com/zzn97QBi
[02:04] <Israel> @JoseeAntonioR too right apparently you figured it out... it looks like you updated Mesa
[02:04] <Israel> @killer did you already run  sudo dpkg -reconfigure -a
[02:04] <JoseeAntonioR> Israel, any idea on how to get it fixed?
[02:05] <killer> Israel: yea
[02:06] <killer> but it says dpkg command not found
[02:06] <jjgalvez__> how do you disable gnome-screensaver so that I can use xscreensaver?
[02:08] <kel39_> someone was telling me here, ubottu runs on supybot - what is the plugin for all the common things? Like a huge JSON response file or something?
[02:10] <Prock81> im using tab complete so i didnt manually type this in, but i get this... cat: /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Foxconn_Dell_Wireless_5630__EVDO-HSPA__Mobile_Broadband_Mini-Card-if0: No such file or directory
[02:10] <Prock81> anyone know why that happens?
[02:11] <CarlFK> kel39 the code is around somewhere, prolly launchpad.  (I skimmed over it once)  I seem to remember mysql
[02:11] <Israel> @JoseeANtonioR not sure quite yet... there are 2 or 3 ways to do it...  install from a PPA, force a downgrade to a previous package or look around for a workaround.
[02:12] <Israel> @killer it says dpkg command not found?  are you sure you have the spaces correct?  dpkg(SPACE)-configure(SPACE)-a
[02:12] <CarlFK> Prock81: I am guessing the dashes .. try " around it
[02:12] <Israel> @killer  sorry !configure    use reconfigure
[02:13] <CarlFK> whats the chrome browser add on that will change the .. um.. client name? so a site thinks I am using IE
[02:13] <Prock81> k...
[02:13] <Hexagonite> What's the best USB writer for making a Windows USB?
[02:13] <Hexagonite> *Don't hate me, I need it for a review.
[02:14] <CarlFK> what;s a windows usb?
[02:14] <killer> dpkg -reconfigure -a
[02:14] <killer> The program 'dpkg' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
[02:14] <Techman> CarlFK: You can use Chrome's development tools to spoof the user agent
[02:14] <killer> sudo apt-get install dpkg
[02:14] <CarlFK> Techman: user agent.. right.  are the tools installed?
[02:14] <Techman> Yes
[02:15] <Techman> Click the menu button, and developer tools should be there
[02:15] <Techman> You need the web inspector
[02:15] <CarlFK> ah, fond them.. now for user agent...
[02:15] <Techman> After you open that up, click the gear at the bottom right
[02:15] <Techman> User agent switching should be shown in the settings
[02:15] <Hexagonite> Never mind, heard Unetbootin works.
[02:17] <Israel> @killer woah...  did you recently install or unistall something?  Can you open software-center or synaptic package manager
[02:19] <wilee-nilee> CarlFK, Firefox has an addon use agent switcher if you want to use it periodically.
[02:19] <CarlFK> wilee-nilee: thanks -
[02:23] <killer> Israel: i think i deleted soe file of dpkg , other than that i upgraded kernel
[02:25] <Israel> @killer hmmm.... well whatever you deleted is what is causing this problem.... what version of ubuntu do you have?
[02:25] <killer> 13.04
[02:29] <Israel> @killer you will need to completely reinstall dpkg, then.... you tried using apt-get and that didn't work?  Have you run sudo apt-get update?
[02:30] <killer> yes, all of that
[02:31] <Israel> @killer http://packages.ubuntu.com/raring/dpkg has the package... choose 386 for intel or amd64 and pick the place to download it from, open it and install it.
[02:32] <CarlFK> I am not sure how you would "install" dpkg .. kinda a chicken n egg problem I bet
[02:32] <Israel> @JoseAntonioR are you still there?
[02:32] <CarlFK> maybe apt or gdebi don't use dpkg, but that seems odd
[02:33] <Israel> @CarlFK... oh yeah.... hmmm compile from source I suppose? gdebi I think uses dpkg... actually probably all debian package managers use dpkg in one way or another
[02:34] <Israel> @killer http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/dpkg/dpkg_1.16.10ubuntu1.tar.xz is the source....
[02:34] <CarlFK> Israel: the dpkg you linked to is a zip? that has the binary in it.. maybe drop it in /tmp and use it to install itself?
[02:34] <Israel> @killer http://askubuntu.com/questions/25961/how-to-install-a-tar-gz-or-tar-bz2-file explains how to install (it is easier than you think....
[02:36] <killer> I have done alot of compilation stuff, on my previous linux systems,so i know how to compile
[02:36] <Israel> @CarlFK it is a deb file.... so you would need to open it with software center, or gdebi, (or sudo dpkg -i dpkg*.deb  if it weren't chicken egg stuff)
[02:37] <Israel> @killer  great.. it is really easy (usually... dependancies can be hard sometimes) , some people are not keen on it :)
[02:38] <killer> but it has a lot of dependencies that ,usually i would do apt-get build-dep dpkg , but here it willl bee hard i guess
[02:39] <daftykins> you could just fix it via livecd and chroot or some such
[02:39] <CarlFK> Israel: but a .deb is just a bunch of files .. like a zip or tar.. and it uses something like that
[02:39] <Israel> @killer I wish there was a cleaner simpler fix, but btrfs is not quite there for the snapshots....
[02:41] <Israel> @CarlFK.... right.. I guess you could just read the control file and put things where they need to go.... but it would be cleaner to build it from source, i think...
[02:41] <Israel> @killer https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall
[02:42] <CarlFK> Israel: yeah - kinda depends on how broken the current system is - I haven't been following
[02:42] <Israel> @killer... but you probably don't already have that installed...
[02:42] <abetusk> I asked before but I'm sorry, I already forgot the answer.  I'm looking to buy a low-end inkjet printer.  Are there brands I should be looking for?  Staying away from?
[02:43] <killer> What i was really trying to do was get video driver working for my netbook
[02:43] <Israel> @CarlFK I kinda came in late too... by all means your advice is much appreciated...  I jut thought installing the deb file used the control file/fules file/ dpkg.install etc... to force it to install things in the right areas...
[02:44] <Israel> @killer what kind?  Raedeon Nvidia?
[02:45] <killer> Netbook , lenovo ideapad s110, ubuntu is n't able to play even the videos but what windows 7 used to play smoothlyy
[02:45] <killer> netbook ,doesn't use graphic cards
[02:48] <varunendra> killer, do you know which graphics chip and driver your netbook is using? If not, you can get it with : lspci -nnk | grep -iA2 vga
[02:48] <Israel> @killer I have never used a netbook...it must have integrated graphics, though
[02:49] <killer> http://pastebin.com/thz4EK2j
[02:49] <tones_> how do you adjust the monitor sleep time?
[02:49] <killer> yes, it has integrated graphics
[02:50] <CarlFK> Israel: carl@dc10:~/temp/y$ ar t dpkg_1.16.10ubuntu1_amd64.deb debian-binary ...  shows 3 tar file, untar ... lots of files..  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5809706/
[02:53] <Israel> @CarlFK nice... it is worth trying to figure out if you can simply untar it and install everything in the right place.
[02:54] <Prock81> tones_ i dont remember the parameters but someone had help me stop my moniter from being able to blank out using "xset"
[02:55] <Prock81> that was a different distro long agao
[02:55] <wheatthin> Prock81, now it's xrandr
[02:56] <wheatthin> I believe
[02:56] <CarlFK> Israel: my thought was to untar it all into a temp dir, then try to use the binary in that dir to: "dpkg -i dpkg_1.16.10ubuntu1_amd64.deb"  but given how many files there are.. i doubt that will just work
[02:56] <Prock81> that sounts familiar too lol
[02:57] <Israel> @killer have you been following CarlFK's last few statements?  what do you think?
[02:57] <varunendra> tones_, isn't "System Settings > Power > Suspend setting" what you want ?
[02:57] <tones_> xset and xrandr aren't in the repository
[02:58] <Israel> @CarlFK i think that you would have to manually do everything.  manually extract each directory... the possibility of further borking it seems pretty large...
[02:58] <Israel> @CarlFK it seems they logged off anyway.... hmmm
[02:59] <Prock81> i know xset is already in 12.04 i just tried messing with it before i went to tri and help you
[02:59] <CarlFK> Israel: yeah - I was hoping there were just a few files... I have no idea what the right thing to do is
[02:59] <wheatthin> xrandr comes with xorg
[02:59] <tones_> varunendra, yes but it's set at an hour but it goes sleep sooner than that
[03:02] <varunendra> tones_, are you sure it is "sleep" not just turning off the screen? (Brightness & Lock)
[03:02] <Israel> @CarlFK install the LTS on your production machine and use the other computer for the interim releases :)
[03:03] <CarlFK> Israel: heh.. yeah..
[03:03] <Prock81> tones_ does your power / charging light blink when it happens
[03:04] <tones_> Prock81, no
[03:04] <varunendra> tones_, I see, you said "monitor sleep time", so it must be the "Brightness & Lock" setting.
[03:18] <Kuroshita> My dynamic dns address is no longer working after I ran apt-get remove mono-complete. How do I fix this?
[03:19] <Kuroshita> The server is running ejabberd, apache, tt-rss and owncloud and all and inaccessible from the dynamic dns address. If that helps
[03:27] <Sector_0> does anyone know why programs to emulate the mouse using a gamepad doesn't work with games?
[03:27] <Sector_0> I'm tried qjoypad, and xpadder(using wine) and both of them had the same problem...
[03:28] <Sector_0> they work fine outside of games...but when I try to use them in-game its just point down to the ground and starts spinning
[03:29] <Sector_0> i'm using ubuntu 12.04LTS and my control is a generic 'DragonRise' controller
[03:29] <Sector_0> at least that's how linux detects it
[03:29] <Sector_0> the gamepad also works properly since i've used it on windows, and like i said things work outside of games
[03:30] <savagecroc> does anyone know of any guides on how to apt-get update/upgrade on a staging server and then sync those changes to a production server where the production server does not have a copy of gcc?
[03:33] <reisio> savagecroc: what does gcc have to do with it
[03:40] <savagecroc> reisio: because normally you need gcc to compile stuff
[03:40] <din2> yes what does gcc have to do with apt?
[03:40] <reisio> right, but normally you don't compile stuff on Ubuntu
[03:41] <din2> apt installs pre-compiled binaries.
[03:41] <savagecroc> ah right, so on a production server if i'm using apt, it's not normal for anything to be compiled?
[03:41] <savagecroc> ah excellent ok
[03:41] <reisio> it is the exception to have to manually compile something, yes
[03:41] <olskolirc> I'm stuck.  How do I check what my Domaine name is please?
[03:41] <savagecroc> actually.. hmm, ruby gems have lots of natively compiled stuff
[03:41] <savagecroc> native-extensions
[03:42] <savagecroc> olskolirc: cat /etc/hostname
[03:42] <reisio> talking about jit?
[03:42] <savagecroc> reisio: nah not jit.. quite often you'll get a ruby gem (like a bundled library) which will contain c/c++ extensions
[03:43] <savagecroc> that must be compiled for that platform
[03:43] <savagecroc> it's a total pain
[03:43] <reisio> probably because ruby is unpopular compared to a few other things that are more popular
[03:58] <A1Recon> Unity has the Launcher bar at the left and it shows only a few programs.... is there a way to have something like the Win Start Menu ?(You know, where there's a list of programs installed)
[03:59] <reisio> A1Recon: switch to Xfce
[03:59] <OerHeks> A1Recon, open the top icon (=dash) and select one of the white icons at the bottom to browse
[03:59] <OerHeks> one of them is the old application menu
[04:02] <wilee-nilee> A1Recon, You can add to that bar.
[04:04] <wilee-nilee> A1Recon, I use an app called synapse that with ctrl-space shows a gui to search, you can assign keys to bring it up.
[04:09] <james41382> Anyone install Backtrack?
[04:09] <james41382> I already have a dual boot with Ubuntu and Windows 12.04
[04:09] <olskolirc> that's what I have in my kmail savagecroc but it won't take - not such
[04:09] <reisio> james41382: try #polls
[04:09] <james41382> I want to install Backtrack 5 R3 and setup a multiboot system
[04:09] <reisio> james41382: get to it, then
[04:10] <james41382> reisio: huh?
[04:10] <wilee-nilee> james41382, This is ubuntu only support and no derivatives. ;)
[04:10] <reisio> james41382: huh
[04:10] <james41382> Oh I see...
[04:10] <james41382> =]
[04:10] <james41382> reisio: There is no one in #polls.
[04:11] <james41382> #backtrack
[04:11] <james41382> lol
[04:11] <reisio> james41382: #polls, #backtrack, same diff :p
[04:15] <joossee> #ubuntu
[04:15] <kelly> guys what does this option do Option "TripleBuffer" "True" if i put it in  /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:16] <joossee> sorry im a little confused... if i want to share files from ubuntu to my network i need samba or cifs??
[04:16] <reisio> kelly: either something or nothing
[04:16] <reisio> joossee: or something else
[04:16] <joossee> well is samba depricated oro whats the deal?
[04:16] <kelly> is it related to solve tearing ?!
[04:17] <kelly> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1645908
[04:17] <joossee> kelly; what is tearing?
[04:17] <joossee> like videos or games or what?
[04:17] <reisio> joossee: try nfs or ssh/fs
[04:17] <kelly> windows tearing when move it
[04:18] <joossee> kelly; what video card do you have? sounds like your thing is overclocked.. windows dont tear imho
[04:18] <kelly> nvidia 440 gt
[04:19] <joossee> kelly do you know the difference between screen tearing and artifacting?
[04:19] <kelly> no
[04:19] <joossee> kelly you have the approrpiate nvidia 3rd party driver installed and activated?
[04:20] <kelly> i installed this driver 310.44
[04:20] <tannji> ubuntu does have a known bug that 13.04 did not correct concerning video tearing in video players, also affects games to a small extent
[04:20] <joossee> screen tearing is a jagged line that appears somewhere near the centre of screen during video playback and some games stutff. artifacting is whene parts of graphics are kept on the screen...
[04:20] <tannji> it's apparently worse with newer nvidia cards...  keplers specifically
[04:21] <joossee> anyways back to my issue: samba cifs or nfs for LXDE + pcmanfm (aka lubuntu) ???
[04:22] <kelly> yes my problem is screen tearing
[04:23] <joossee> kelly ok.... so when you move a window on the desktop you notice tearing along the entire display or...?
[04:23] <kelly> yes
[04:23] <kelly> thats it :)
[04:23] <joossee> and when you stop moving the window everything is fine?
[04:24] <kelly> yes
[04:24] <kelly> just when moving the window
[04:24] <joossee> do you notice tearing in anything else like videos?
[04:25] <kelly> in videos no
[04:25] <joossee> ok then you should go with what tannji said.. probably a bug...
[04:25] <joossee> sorry dude
[04:25] <kelly> no problem
[04:26]  * joossee wonders.. CIFS SAMBA or NFS for sharing  files to netrwork under lubuntu ...? Please...?
[04:32] <holstein> joossee: sharing with what?
[04:32] <holstein> joossee: i use ssh
[04:32] <joossee> holstein, windblows
[04:33] <holstein> joossee: when i use windows, i use an ssh client
[04:33] <holstein> !sambe
[04:33] <holstein> !samba
[04:38] <jknesparrows> bye
[04:40] <electricprism> I just updated my daily saucy and after login my window borders are gone and all i have is a black screen, anyone have any ideas what could be wrong
[04:41] <holstein> !13.10 | electricprism
[04:42] <CLI_Cowboy> Heya hiya.
[04:42] <CLI_Cowboy> Has anyone tried using Ubuntu as both a NAT router/firewall and a VPN client?
[04:43] <CLI_Cowboy> (That is to say, used it to do both functions simultaneously?)
[04:45] <DuPe> yes, that's more iptables/ufw related
[04:46] <CLI_Cowboy> That certainly gives me a path to pursue.  OpenVPN was a little vague on that.
[04:46] <DuPe> depends on what type of vpn, ipsec/openvpn/pptp
[04:46] <CLI_Cowboy> OpenVPN is what the server is running, though PPTP /can/ be used.
[04:46] <DuPe> oh yes definitely doable with openvpn
[04:47] <CLI_Cowboy> The fun part is that it'll function fine as one or the other.
[04:47] <DuPe> openvpn in routed mode works fine for that. it's more tinkering with iptable rules for nat/not nat/masquarade
[04:48] <CLI_Cowboy> I've got a script that'll bring the VPN connection up or shut it down.  I just can't do much through it as a NAT router after that.
[04:48] <CLI_Cowboy> Cool.
[04:49] <CLI_Cowboy> I appreciate the direction.  I'll start looking at that.
[04:50] <DuPe> there's a nat hack built into openvpn even that would work
[04:51] <DuPe> it's kinda ugly because you lose full 2 way connection (1way with natted source address) depending on your needs that might work easiest
[04:51] <CLI_Cowboy> Well, basically masking the public facing IP address.
[04:52] <CLI_Cowboy> And making it a little more burdensome for Uncle Sam to see what I'm doing on the Internet.
[04:52] <CLI_Cowboy> Internet - Linkski rooter (heh) - Ubuntu box - network
[04:53] <SuperLag> Any way to browse what PPA packages are available?
[04:53] <CLI_Cowboy> Well, mostly.  Internet - Ubuntu box - switch to LAN ethernet NIC - network + Linkski rooter as a WAP.
[04:54] <DuPe> CLI_Cowboy: and a vps i'm assuming somewhere else on the internet?
[04:54] <holstein> !ppa | SuperLag just gotta search around the net, really
[04:56] <matt__> Hey all, I'm sorry for asking such a noobish question. I was curious if somebody could point me in the right direction to learn the basics of ubuntu. I'm running Lucid on an old iMac g5 and Precise on my laptop. Fresh from Windows
[04:56] <CLI_Cowboy> DuPe: They're all actual machines.
[04:56] <holstein> !lucid
[04:56] <DuPe> CLI_Cowboy: well what's the other end of the openvpn? which machines are running it?
[04:56] <holstein> matt__: you'll want to upgrade to a supported desktop
[04:56] <DuPe> what are the 2 endpoints
[04:57] <matt__> I can't run Precise on my old G5, it's too resource intensive for this old dust-bag
[04:57] <CLI_Cowboy> Hey Matt__: Check out the book "Ubuntu Made Easy".
[04:57] <matt__> however, I've got 12.04 on my laptop right next to me, I just enjoy using the iMac for chat's and searches
[04:57] <holstein> matt__: there are nice wikis and guide for most things.. i would just use it, and see what you come up with, and keep in mind, lucid is not supported here, so you can discuss that in the offtopic channel
[04:58] <DuPe> there should be a book called "cooking with ubuntu" if there isnt already
[04:58] <matt__> Thanks CLI, I appreciate it :]
[04:58] <CLI_Cowboy> Matt__: No problem - hopefully it gives you want you need. : ]
[04:59] <CLI_Cowboy> DuPe: There's not really much special about the VPN connection.  It's $40 a year for a VPN service that keeps no logs or records of what I do while I'm on the Internet.
[05:00] <snkcld> i ran $ setfacl -m d:g:www-data:rwx .  in /tmp/ , but it seems apache still can not write to a file owned by root in /tmp/
[05:00] <CLI_Cowboy> DuPe: The idea is that if someone's going to be looking at my Internet traffic, I want to make the task difficult by way of an encrypted connection.
[05:00] <DuPe> CLI_Cowboy: oh yes, ok whew. i thought for a sec you were running openvpn on yur local machines :)
[05:01] <CLI_Cowboy> DuPe: Heh, no.  I suppose I wasn't clear about that initially. :)
[05:02] <CLI_Cowboy> DuPe: I blew the dust off of an old machine running at P4 2.8 GHz, slapped a second Ethernet card in it, and set it up to work like a router.
[05:02] <SKYLAKE-10nm> VPN is a good layer of security
[05:02] <CLI_Cowboy> Sky: Yes, indeed.  VPN = CYA
[05:03] <SKYLAKE-10nm> CLI_Cowboy, i dont know why but your nickname reminds me of william gibsons books
[05:03] <CLI_Cowboy> Sky: I can see that.  I can't say that I'm a big fan of his work, but his niche is something with which I can really relate.
[05:03] <SKYLAKE-10nm> yup :P
[05:04] <CLI_Cowboy> Sky: I didn't finish "Neuromancer", but I'd by lying if I said that that book wasn't at least part of the reason I got interested in *nix.
[05:04] <SKYLAKE-10nm> console cowboys
[05:04] <CLI_Cowboy> Yep.
[05:04] <SKYLAKE-10nm> i have read all of his works
[05:05] <CLI_Cowboy> I've been a fan of CLIs since I worked in DOS.  I suppose the "cowboy" comes from my last job.  I moved from the southeast U.S. to the northwest.  Everyone out here says I walk like a cowboy.
[05:05] <SKYLAKE-10nm> he invented terms like cyberspace
[05:05] <SKYLAKE-10nm> heheheh :P
[05:05] <CLI_Cowboy> Yeah.  He's not a fan of the Shadowrun games. :b
[05:06] <CLI_Cowboy> He considers Shadowrun to be some sort of bastard spawn of his work and Tolkien's.
[05:07] <SKYLAKE-10nm> maybe he is right
[05:07] <SKYLAKE-10nm> todays problems is lack of ideas, and drastically reuse of old ones so ...
[05:08] <CLI_Cowboy> *nod* I notice that especially with movies and particular genres of music.
[05:08] <CLI_Cowboy> Hell, you can barely go a decade without having a 3-set movie being rebooted.
[05:08] <CLI_Cowboy> "Spiderman", "Superman" is now on the table.
[05:09] <CLI_Cowboy> Anyhow.  We're getting out of the discussion of Ubuntu. :)
[05:09] <SKYLAKE-10nm> yeah, well that is a bad thing, lack of ideas, lack of fantasy... we have today in every sense, in technology things that someone imagineed 60 years ago
[05:09] <SKYLAKE-10nm> or more
[05:09] <SKYLAKE-10nm> consumer society
[05:09] <SKYLAKE-10nm> never thinks just consumes
[05:09] <SKYLAKE-10nm> that is what we have become
[05:10] <CLI_Cowboy> Yep.  I've got a friend whose mother turned 97 this year.  She grew up in a little town in Wisconsin that had no running water or electricity.  It's little wonder the woman can't operate a mobile phone.
[05:10] <SKYLAKE-10nm> george orwell was right
[05:10] <fizk_> does Ubuntu have its own source repository for packages?
[05:10] <CLI_Cowboy> Fizk: Yes, it does.
[05:10] <SKYLAKE-10nm> hehee
[05:10] <fizk_> i'm looking for the changes that Ubuntu made for the open-iscsi package (http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-iscsi/open-iscsi.git)
[05:10] <CLI_Cowboy> Welp, the girlfriend's summoning me.  G'night, all.
[05:11] <fizk_> CLI_Cowboy, do you know where i could find it?
[05:11] <SKYLAKE-10nm> see ya CLI_Cowboy
[05:11] <SKYLAKE-10nm> fizk_, do you have a installed and runing ubuntu??
[05:11] <fizk_> SKYLAKE-10nm, yup
[05:12] <CLI_Cowboy> Fizzk: It's configured as part of the apt-get utility if you're on the command-line.  Or the Software Center if you're working on the graphical interface.
[05:12] <SKYLAKE-10nm> then just grap the package from debian the .deb
[05:12] <CLI_Cowboy> G'night, Sky.
[05:12] <SKYLAKE-10nm> and see if you can install it with software center
[05:12] <fizk_> SKYLAKE-10nm, i'm looking for the git repo, i'd like to look at the commit changes
[05:13] <SKYLAKE-10nm> oh then
[05:14] <SuperLag> If I'm creating a .desktop config file to launch a shell script, is the only difference I need to make is add "Terminal=true" as one of the lines in the config file?
[05:17] <gogoat100> hey guys im testing my irssi for terminal beeps. Hit me
[05:17] <abc54645646> how to dual boot ubuntu and window8
[05:17] <abc54645646> ubuntu already installed
[05:18] <gogoat100> abc54645646: do u have anything on the ubuntu drive
[05:18] <aeon-ltd> gogoat100: next time test in the testing channel
[05:18] <wilee-nilee> abc54645646, This a msdos not uefi computer?
[05:18] <abc54645646> dont' want windows bootmanager to replate ubuntu bootmages
[05:18] <gogoat100> ok it doesnt work. jeesh aeon-ltd really?
[05:19] <aeon-ltd> gogoat100: no kidding #test exists
[05:19] <TonyStark> apa ada orang indonesia disini
[05:19] <aeon-ltd> gogoat100: or any offtopic channel
[05:19] <TonyStark> Ping
[05:19] <TonyStark> Ping
[05:19] <TonyStark> apa ada orang indonesia disini
[05:20] <TonyStark> apa ada orang indonesia disini
[05:20] <wilee-nilee> TonyStark,  Engiash?
[05:20] <gogoat100> ok
[05:20] <FloodBot1> TonyStark: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:20] <aeon-ltd> !indonesia
[05:21] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:21] <gogoat100> abc54645646: its a better idea to install ubuntu after windows for a dual boot
[05:21] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:21] <abc54645646> is it still possible to dual boot if ubuntu installed
[05:21] <gogoat100> abc54645646: but you can still do it. u just have to reinstall grub
[05:22] <gogoat100> abc54645646: because windows over writes the grub loader
[05:22] <aeon-ltd> TonyStark: /join #ubuntu-id
[05:22] <abc54645646> any link to how to reinstall grub
[05:23] <gogoat100> abc54645646: do u have anything installed on the ubuntu partition? if nothing important then i would overwrite it
[05:23] <gogoat100> abc54645646: but if u have data u cannot part with u will have to reinstall grub. which isnt the easiest sometimes
[05:23] <abc54645646> i got lots of stuffs on ubuntu
[05:24] <gogoat100> abc54645646: ok. do some research on it . i used a vid on youtube that worked fine
[05:25] <gogoat100> abc54645646: i cannot send a links since im in a terminal browser but youtube: "cgermany reinstall grub"
[05:25] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:25] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:25] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:25] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:25] <FloodBot1> TonyStark: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:25] <TonyStark> ubottu: gimana caranya
[05:26] <gogoat100> abc54645646: basically install windows (which kills grub) then use ur ubuntu live cd to mount and bind to reinstall grub
[05:27] <gogoat100> abc54645646: i did the same thing many times . its a pain. i learned to install windows first
[05:27] <aeon-ltd> TonyStark: gimana caranya apa?
[05:27] <TonyStark> cara masuk sebagai root
[05:27] <gogoat100> abc54645646: then install ubuntu so it over writes the Windows bootlog
[05:27] <TonyStark> aeon-ltd : cara masuk sebagai root
[05:28] <TonyStark> aeon-ltd : cara masuk sebagai root
[05:28] <TonyStark> aeon-ltd : cara masuk sebagai root
[05:28] <abc54645646> ok thansk
[05:28] <FloodBot1> TonyStark: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:28] <TonyStark> aeon-ltd : cara masuk sebagai root
[05:28] <TonyStark> aeon-ltd : cara masuk sebagai root
[05:28] <TonyStark> aeon-ltd : cara masuk sebagai root
[05:28] <aeon-ltd> TonyStark: mengetik 'sudo -s'
[05:28] <IdleOne> English in here plese
[05:28] <aeon-ltd> TonyStark: di terminal
[05:29] <aeon-ltd> IdleOne: indo room is empty
[05:29] <IdleOne> aeon-ltd: that doesn't change the fact that this room is English only
[05:29] <aeon-ltd> IdleOne: if this works i will have finished anyway
[05:30] <aeon-ltd> besides it cut down on the spam
[05:30] <IdleOne> next time use sudo -i (the ubuntu way)
[05:31] <aeon-ltd> ok
[05:42] <Ari-Yang> I just want to double check, to get grub boot menu to display everytime I boot up this laptop I have to change the value of GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true to false in /etc/default/grub
[05:42] <Ari-Yang> correct?
[05:42] <Ari-Yang> I'm on ubuntu 12.10
[05:45] <holstein> !grub | Ari-Yang i usually have to refer to this.. or i just tinker til i get it
[05:51] <tones_>  join #ubuntu
[05:56] <SARC> I am trying to compile a 32-bit program that I wrote on my 64-bit workstation.  I have enabled multiarch, but now I am getting an error:/bin/sh: gcc: not found (error 127).  Any ideas?
[05:58] <PashaPasta> SARC: you might be able to get more specific help with that in #multiarch on irc.debian.org
[05:58] <SARC> PashaPasta: thanks
[05:59] <PashaPasta> SARC: no problem, good luck!
[06:00] <daeil> exit
[06:01] <kelly> guys I'm using ubuntu 13.04 and I've printer connected to ubuntu , i want to share it so the other pc with windows can access to it and printer ? how can i do that
[06:02] <PashaPasta> kelly: http://askubuntu.com/questions/73367/what-is-a-cups-server-and-how-to-share-a-printer-over-a-network should help
[06:04] <ZooIrene2> hey
[06:04] <ZooIrene2> hey whats up today?
[06:05] <ZooIrene2> halloooo?!
[06:05] <kelly> hi
[06:05] <ZooIrene2> hi german?
[06:05] <kelly> I'm from mars :)
[06:06] <ZooIrene2> :)
[06:06] <ZooIrene2> yeha
[06:06] <aeon-ltd> ZooIrene2: fur deutsch /join #ubuntu-de
[06:10] <KriShaNsin> can anyone tell me if i am being hacked here or what this traffic is on my network then? please.http://imagebin.org/262829
[06:10] <KriShaNsin> http://imagebin.org/262830
[06:10] <KriShaNsin> this Uk ip address is hacking me ?
[06:11] <kelly> PashaPasta: thank you so much , it's work like charm
[06:12] <ZooIrene2> yeha
[06:12] <ZooIrene2> bey bey
[06:12] <KriShaNsin> <IP_ADDRESS> is hacking me help
[06:12] <aeon-ltd> KriShaNsin: bullhonky, http://www.easynet.com/gb/en/ that's what the ip is
[06:13] <aeon-ltd> unless you're talking about a different one
[06:13] <KriShaNsin> aeon-ltd: how do i stop it on my computer its on my network
[06:13] <KriShaNsin> aeon-ltd: its accesssing my computer. how to i share a capture?
[06:13] <aeon-ltd> KriShaNsin: ok the source is a 192 ip meaning your network, the destination is easynet
[06:13] <KriShaNsin> from wireshark i can upoload to imagebinthe file
[06:14] <KriShaNsin> so how is my computer connecting to easy net and how to stop it ?
[06:15] <aeon-ltd> KriShaNsin: maybe one of the websites you are visiting uses easynet?
[06:15] <KriShaNsin> noyour wrong, they are people from irc.taphouse.org they are sbc global and are hacking me
[06:16] <KriShaNsin> aeon-ltd: they all have sbc global ip's from sub genii
[06:17] <aeon-ltd> hell i don't know enough to help you, sorry
[06:18] <KriShaNsin> how to share a capture from wireshark not a screen shot
[06:18] <KriShaNsin> when i try to upload to imagebin it doesnt accept the file i saved from wireshark
[06:18] <Ben64> KriShaNsin: you're not being hacked
[06:19] <KriShaNsin> Ben64: hey ben, how do i stop the traffic to that ip in the UK ? i have firefox and everything closed.
[06:19] <Ben64> something must be using it then
[06:19] <KriShaNsin> rythmbox?
[06:20] <KriShaNsin> Ben64: well i guess the question is how to find out what is using that because i have everything closed
[06:21] <aeon-ltd> nettop?
[06:21] <Ben64> netstat -pn
[06:21] <lotuspsychje> morning to all
[06:22] <aeon-ltd> Ben64: :) that's the one
[06:22] <Ben64> yep, easy to see whats going on there. tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:58359      <server>:22       ESTABLISHED 21421/ssh
[06:22] <Ben64> tcp, source <IP_ADDRESS> (me) to my server, pid 21421, process name ssh
[06:30] <samy> hello
[06:30] <samy> How do I move applications from one workspace to another in xubuntu 13.04?
[06:31] <KriShaNsin> http://imagebin.org/262831 something is happening automatically now when i reboot it just starts the traffic to these random ip addresses. something is going on my system.http://imagebin.org/262831
[06:31] <savagecroc> i'm using a ruby library to run commands, unfortunately sudo is prompting every single time. Presumably because the thing that remembers whether you've validated your sudo access is bound to the shell
[06:31] <savagecroc> is there a way i can say authenticate sudo for a couple of minutes?
[06:33] <KriShaNsin> http://imagebin.org/262832 strange
[06:35] <samy> How do I move applications from one workspace to another in xubuntu 13.04?
[06:35] <KriShaNsin> damn, i have all this traffic just going on now on my system and hoave no idea how or why or how to stop it help
[06:36] <KriShaNsin> i thought ubuntu couldnt be done this way
[06:36] <KriShaNsin> no body could do this to me when i had windows
[06:41] <KriShaNsin> how to stop my computer form connecting to easy net?
[06:46] <l9> what is the quickes way too check a rs232 connection in ubuntu
[06:47] <bipul> I have 3 virtualmachine A,B,C which are using vboxnet0(Host-only adapter) and there IP's are A=<IP_ADDRESS>, B=<IP_ADDRESS>, C=<IP_ADDRESS> My Question is How i can route my packet from A to C via B. in genereal I want my packet should reach to from A to C via B. is it possibe? if yes then How?
[06:51] <camilong> I speak spanish help me
[06:51] <camilong> :-)
[06:52] <samy> How do I move applications from one workspace to another in xubuntu 13.04?
[06:52] <camilong> chanel ubuntu-es is sleep
[06:52] <aeon-ltd> !spanish | camilong
[06:52] <aeon-ltd> ohh
[06:52] <Tickle> No hablo español.
[06:53] <aeon-ltd> camilong: try to type in english the best you can, use google translate to help if you need to
[06:55] <samy__> asd
[07:01] <vedic> Is this correct for setting up bridge network for KVM based virtual machine? Host is a remote server running 12.04 LTS with single public ip address. http://pastebin.com/bHbXhAXw
[07:08] <murcipilot> hi guys
[07:09] <Tickle> Hi
[07:10] <murcipilot> I've just upgraded to 13.04 (64 bit) the reason was that the previous purchases in software centre showed no results, I've bought several things but cannot re-install them, how do I get to my purchases again?
[07:10] <Matthew_Moore> I need some help.  in ubunu 12.04 Thunderbird keeps opening links with the wrong browser.  i have chrome set as my default but it's still using firefox.
[07:11] <Pinkaaay> Perhaps theres a specific option in thunderbird that needs to be set? Not really sure though
[07:21] <raven> xubuntu 12.04 alternate install: hanging up at pink screen - whats that?
[07:23] <murcipilot> alternative install?
[07:25] <RustyShackleford> anyone know how to install ubuntu on a laptop with ufi?
[07:28] <auronandace> !uefi | RustyShackleford
[07:30] <RustyShackleford> yeah I've seen that page
[07:30] <RustyShackleford> I want to install ubuntu with efi
[07:30] <RustyShackleford> can't get the usb disk to boot
[07:33] <Darkyyy> i'm trying to boot from usb to install ubuntu
[07:33] <Darkyyy> but it seems like it's somehow get corrupted
[07:34] <Darkyyy> i think it's that tool
[07:39] <wilee-nilee> Darkyyy, This a dual boot, and is the other W8 perchance?
[07:40] <Darkyyy> nope
[07:40] <Darkyyy> just if i'll try a few times to make this usb
[07:40] <Darkyyy> somehow it might get to the grub menu once
[07:41] <Darkyyy> when u try to boot from this usb it says it cant find any UI
[07:41] <wilee-nilee> Darkyyy, Have you checked the md5sum of the iso you have used?
[07:42] <heoyea> l
[07:42] <Darkyyy> usually 7zip gives an error when that happens
[07:42] <wilee-nilee> !md5
[07:43] <murcipilot> I've got a teeny problem; the 'deb...' line I added to software sources has 'precise' at the end of it, yet I am using 'raring' will the repository still confirm the key?
[07:43] <Redial> is there people here?
[07:43] <SARC> I am getting a /bin/sh gcc not found error. I am trying to compile an i386 app on an amd64 platform.
[07:43] <murcipilot> ...or do I have to reinstall precise?
[07:43] <wilee-nilee> murcipilot, The key yes, make sure the ppa has raring in its support
[07:43] <Redial> or are they just bots
[07:43] <Redial> wow
[07:43] <Redial> Hi guys!
[07:44] <murcipilot> :)
[07:44] <Redial> hey murcipilot
[07:44] <bazhang> !ask | Redial
[07:44] <Redial> looks like floobot
[07:44] <bazhang> Redial, got a support question
[07:45] <Redial> yes..
[07:45] <Redial> that will be great..
[07:45] <bazhang> then ask it
[07:45] <Redial> i need to stop brutforce attack on sshd
[07:45] <Redial> how can i lower the amount of attemps
[07:45] <Redial> of ban the ip after few attemps
[07:45] <Redial> i've been using fail2ban
[07:45] <wolfwzr__> Darkyyy: i ever made the ubuntu usb boot disk using dd commmand, then disabled secure boot in uefi(all ready installed windows 8), and installed ubuntu.
[07:45] <Redial> but is not working
[07:45] <bazhang> try #security Redial
[07:45] <Redial> will do..
[07:46] <bazhang> thats not an ubuntu issue
[07:46] <Darkyyy> don't have uefi
[07:46] <murcipilot> I've purchased quick n easy web builder and it does not come up in software centre, but I can get it from the ubuntu one page, the page only gives a deb line, no idea whether it is covered in raring :(
[07:46] <Darkyyy> this pc is 6 years old
[07:49] <wilee-nilee> murcipilot, Ah, I would contact them, it may be that the precise link is fine in all releases.
[07:56] <sky__>  hi
[07:56] <wilee-nilee> murcipilot, I see 1.6.4 in the software center and 1.6.5 from the website is all.
[08:00] <savagecroc> is there a reason you can't port forward to yourself.. for example   ssh -L 6000:<IP_ADDRESS>:5000 <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:00] <savagecroc> i keep getting bind: Cannot assign requested address
[08:01] <Froodle> Why would /proc/cpuinfo list each processor core as 800 MHz when Windows 7 Sysinfo says 3.2 GHz?  (AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition)
[08:04] <candrea> Froodle: are you looking at "model name" or at "cpu Mhz"?
[08:04] <Froodle> cpu MHz
[08:05] <candrea> Froodle: modern cpus have a feature called "frequency scaling". Frequency scaling lets you use lower CPU frequencies to save power when the computer doesn't need to be fast
[08:05] <candrea> Froodle: the frequency you are seeing is the current CPU frequency.
[08:05] <Froodle> candrea, Ah, okay.  Then how can I see the maximum frequency?
[08:05] <candrea> Froodle: try to compile something or do some heavy operation and you'll see the frequency going up
[08:07] <Froodle> Gotcha.  Thanks for the help.
[08:08] <candrea> Froodle: you're welcome
[08:13] <RUJRJ> CIAO
[08:13] <RUJRJ> !LIST
[08:14] <RUJRJ> !LIST
[08:41] <neXyon> hi, does anybody know a software to easily make a collage out of photos?
[08:45] <foobarfoobar> hello
[08:45] <foobarfoobar> I installed Xubuntu 13.04 on my Asus X201e
[08:45] <foobarfoobar> I would know how to make the boot faster and skip the grub
[08:49] <Melcu> Hello.
[08:49] <ambrish> hello
[08:49] <Melcu> Anyone here able to help me with some bind errors ?
[08:49] <ambrish> not me
[08:49] <Melcu> :)
[08:50] <ambrish> I am new here myself
[08:50] <ambrish> Sorry
[08:50] <camilong> nginf virus?
[08:50] <bazhang> Melcu, try #bind
[08:50] <Gilligan94> Hello, I have an issue, I have installed my nvidia drivers as instructed by the ubuntu docs but my laptop still only uses the intel 4000 graphics. how can I correct this?
[08:50] <bazhang> !av | camilong
[08:50] <Melcu> Gili.
[08:50] <Melcu> Go disable from bios cpu graphic.
[08:51] <Gilligan94> Melcu: really? thats the fist time anyone has ever suggested that
[08:51] <Gilligan94> Melcu: I'll go try that thanks
[08:51] <Melcu> Np.
[08:52] <JoTraGo> Ubuntu1204 64 bit. ANyone having a problem with nautilus menu items going inactive after a while?
[08:52] <camilong> attempt to enter the page of my router and opens nginx page
[08:53] <camilong> google traslator :-)
[08:53] <Gilligan94> oh, while i'm here anyone have any experience with free pascal on ubuntu?
[08:54] <Melcu> camilog /etc/init.d/nginx stop
[08:54] <Melcu> Check your router page.
[08:54] <Darkyyy> hello
[08:54] <Melcu> And after start nginx.
[08:54] <CiSeR> Hi
[08:54] <Melcu> Hello.
[08:55] <camilong> gracias
[08:56] <Gilligan94> and another thing, I'm a comp sci student and I have a lot of spare time, any way I can contribute to ubuntu?
[08:56] <Darkyyy> i just wanted to show my appreciation for everyone in this channel that answers all our noobies questions :D
[08:56] <DJones> !contribute | Gilligan94
[08:56] <Gilligan94> thanks DJones
[08:56] <Melcu> Gill is your graphic card working ?
[08:57] <raven> mounting samba share: no valid blockdevice but working on another machine - what's that and how to solve?
[08:57] <camilong> Melcu: not working
[08:57] <Gilligan94> Melcu: I havn't rebooted yet I'm finishing a video I'm watching
[08:58] <Melcu> Did you stop nginx ?
[08:58] <Melcu> camilong:
[08:59] <camilong> Melcu: first /etc/init.d/nginx stop  and second: Check my router page
[08:59] <darkowlzz> hi, I am on Ubuntu 12.04. I am not able to install libsqlite3-dev. I get this
[09:00] <darkowlzz> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[09:00] <darkowlzz>  libsqlite3-dev : Depends: libsqlite3-0 (= 3.7.9-2ubuntu1) but 3.7.9-2ubuntu1.1 is to be installed
[09:00] <darkowlzz> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[09:00] <darkowlzz> could anyone help me out, please?
[09:00] <raven> how to edit resolv.conf if not by hand???
[09:00] <camilong> Melcu: and not working
[09:00] <Melcu> Thinking...
[09:00] <Melcu> Got nothing else in mind.
[09:02] <camilong> Melcu: I have not installed nginx
[09:02] <Melcu> :)
[09:02] <Melcu> What is the page ?
[09:02] <Melcu> It is like <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:02] <Melcu> Or you just try localhost in browser?
[09:04] <camilong> Melcu: gracias...
[09:04] <Melcu> For nothing. What was the ideea ?
[09:05] <krasnozer> I have 13.04, and some qt apps like keepassx are in the wrong language (Deutsch instead of English), how do I fix this??
[09:05] <candrea> raven: by default, resolv.conf is written by NetworkManager
[09:05] <camilong> Melcu: I can change my external ip?
[09:06] <Gilligan94> camilong: I doubt that
[09:06] <candrea> !enter | Melcu
[09:06] <Melcu> Depends.  You should ask your isp.
[09:07] <Gilligan94> candrea: shhhh
[09:07] <camilong> Melcu: I suspect that my ip was operated
[09:07] <Melcu> Operated ?
[09:08] <Melcu> Define :)
[09:09] <nbubuntu> hi anyone know how to fix an intellipark problem of 8sec parking for old earx WD drive ?
[09:09] <camilong> Melcu: I entered tor for citroen manual and I suspected ...
[09:09] <histo> !locale | krasnozer
[09:12] <candrea> DarkAceZ: what's the output of 'apt-cache policy libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev'?
[09:12] <nbubuntu> hi anyone know how to fix an intellipark problem of 8sec parking for old earx WD drive ?
[09:12] <candrea> darkowlzz: what's the output of 'apt-cache policy libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev'?
[09:12] <candrea> !paste | darkowlzz
[09:13] <camilong>  then I get the firewall listens report name nginf ... learned it was a program for ip ban ... however I did not install
[09:13] <histo> !repeat | nbubuntu
[09:13] <camilong> google traslator
[09:13] <camilong> :-)
[09:14] <DJones> camilong: What is your normal language, there may be a channel for support in your language
[09:14] <nbubuntu> histo : ok thanks
[09:14] <camilong> ubuntu-es asleep
[09:15] <DJones> camilong: ok
[09:16] <Gilligan94> alright I look in my bios the display options have the intel graphics or nvidia optimus, it was already set to nvidia optimus
[09:18] <camilong> mmm... problem: firewall report: nginx... what is nginx?
[09:18] <krasnozer> ubottu, yes that's the doc for configuring the locales. I have a well-known bug with it, how do i fix it then?
[09:19] <Gilligan94> how do I make my system use my nvidia card instead of the intel graphics?  I have a Levovo T430u if it matters
[09:22] <ikonia> chev: please use the backtrack linux channel for support
[09:22] <ikonia> !backtrack | chev
[09:23] <ikonia> Gilligan94: you'll need to research "optimus" card and "bumblebee" software,
[09:23] <ikonia> Gilligan94: it's not a good solution.
[09:23] <darkowlzz> candrea, ubottu I get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/5810307/
[09:23] <camilong> ikonia: ok... I deactivated it... as active?
[09:23] <ikonia> camilong: I'm just surprised it's installed by default
[09:24] <Gilligan94> ikonia: I have tried bumblebee and it is not the solution
[09:24] <ikonia> Gilligan94: it's not a good solution, no
[09:24] <ikonia> Gilligan94: however it is "the" solution for optimus cards
[09:25] <Gilligan94> ikonia: as far as I know I should still be able to use the nvidia driver without bumblebee
[09:25] <camilong> ikonia: I do not know
[09:25] <ikonia> Gilligan94: it doesn't work like that,
[09:26] <darkowlzz> oh! ubottu is a bot :)
[09:26] <WPWW> white pride world wide
[09:26] <just4confusion> Good morning. Simple question: I have a user with /bin/false to prevent login. I need to do some stuff as this user and－ was thinking "su -s /bin/bash <user>" should do the trick (/bin/bash exists of course). It doesn't. Can somebody lend a hand?
[09:27] <candrea> darkowlzz: so... you have libsqlite3-0 as a locally installed package
[09:27] <candrea> darkowlzz: let me check where it comes from
[09:27] <histo> just4confusion: Then don't /bin/false them if they need a shell
[09:28] <candrea> darkowlzz: it comes from precise-updates. It seems you had -updates enabled some time ago and then you disabled it. I strongly recommend you to re-enable it, not just to have sqlite3-dev installed, but also to get all the other Ubuntu updates
[09:29] <histo> just4confusion: try with sudo should work even if they don't have a shell
[09:30] <darkowlzz> candrea, I installed libsqlite3-0 from source, using
[09:30] <just4confusion> Nice one. Thank you!
[09:30] <darkowlzz> *using make
[09:31] <Gilligan94> where should i go for upport for bumblebee?
[09:31] <candrea> darkowlzz: mh... that's odd because your 'apt-cache policy' tells you had installed it using apt-get. And 3.7.9-2ubuntu1.1 is exactly the version in precise-updates
[09:32] <candrea> darkowlzz: anyhow, I wouldn't suggest installing a part of a package from source and a part from the repositories
[09:32] <darkowlzz> oh! lemme uninstall it
[09:32] <Gilligan94> how do the floodbots work?
[09:32] <darkowlzz> done!
[09:33] <candrea> darkowlzz: what did you uninstall? the package from apt or the one you installed from sources?
[09:33] <darkowlzz> from the source, did: `sudo make uninstall`
[09:34] <darkowlzz> candrea, but I still see it installed in policy
[09:34] <darkowlzz> but when I type `sqli` and press tab, auto complete doesn't complete it
[09:35] <darkowlzz> and doing : sqlite3 in terminal asks to install it
[09:35] <darkowlzz> and on trying to install, I get package broken message
[09:35] <MonkeyDust> Gilligan94  they give a warning and tips, to prevent people from flooding the channel
[09:35] <candrea> darkowlzz: here's what I think it has happened: you installed sqlite from sources to /usr instead of /usr/local, overwriting the files provided by the Ubuntu package
[09:36] <Gilligan94> MonkeyDust: note the word how, not what
[09:36] <candrea> darkowlzz: you should now uninstall the Ubuntu package too, trying to clean things up: 'apt-get remove libsqlite3-0'
[09:36] <nbubuntu> how to count intelligent park problem ? compare to days and time ?
[09:37] <Hounddog_> good morning, i am trying to get my laptop to be able to tether my connection through the phone.. samsung s3... got any starting points? as seems my laptop does not even recognize the phone at all currently
[09:37] <darkowlzz> candrea, but this package broken problem came up before, so I thought of installing it from source and this happened
[09:38] <darkowlzz> candrea, now I get these 4 lines
[09:38] <darkowlzz> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[09:38] <darkowlzz>  apache2-mpm-prefork : Depends: apache2.2-bin (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1.3) but it is not going to be installed
[09:38] <darkowlzz>  apache2.2-common : Depends: apache2.2-bin (= 2.2.22-1ubuntu1.3) but it is not going to be installed
[09:38] <darkowlzz> E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.
[09:38] <FloodBot1> darkowlzz: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:39] <candrea> darkowlzz: all these problems are generated by the fact that you have disabled precise-updates. You should re-enable it from /etc/apt/sources.list
[09:39] <darkowlzz> just 4 lines :(
[09:39] <MonkeyDust> Gilligan94  from wikipedia: "An IRC bot is a set of scripts or an independent program that connects to Internet Relay Chat as a client, and so appears to other IRC users as another user. An IRC bot differs from a regular client in that instead of providing interactive access to IRC for a human user, it performs automated functions.", but please continue in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:39] <candrea> darkowlzz: these are not broken packages, they are broken dependencies
[09:39] <candrea> darkowlzz: if you paste your /etc/apt/sources.list I can fix it for you
[09:41] <camilong> ikonia: what is ipv4?
[09:42] <darkowlzz> did I miss anything? got disconnected
[09:42] <pasnox> Hi
[09:42] <pasnox> after migrating to ubuntu raring
[09:42] <pasnox> i can't uninstall old linux images
[09:42] <MonkeyDust> camilong  internet protocol version 4
[09:43] <pasnox> i got error about unmounted partition and io descriptor error
[09:43] <pasnox> any hint please ?
[09:43] <arcturus_> install xubuntu ;-P
[09:43] <pasnox> never
[09:43] <arcturus_> !
[09:43] <pasnox> i'm a klde fan - kubuntu ;)
[09:43] <arcturus_> :)
[09:43] <pasnox> kde*
[09:44] <arcturus_> wasn't kubuntu discontinued?
[09:44] <pasnox> nop
[09:44] <arcturus_> oh, my bad
[09:44] <pasnox> official support from canonical yes
[09:44] <pasnox> but the distribution is still alive
[09:44] <la> salut j'ai un problème pour installé ubuntu 12.04 chiffré : j'utilise une clé multisystem. Quand l'installation arrive a terme, je reboot et là, le clavier ne fonctionne plus ni la souris.. vous avez déjà rencontré ce genre de soucis ? Merci
[09:44] <arcturus_> ok good
[09:44] <candrea> darkowlzz: these are not broken packages, they are broken dependencies
[09:44] <raven> mplayer: how to do mpeg2 rendering on gpu instead of cpu?
[09:45] <candrea> darkowlzz: if you paste your /etc/apt/sources.list I can fix it for you
[09:45] <DJones> !fr | la
[09:45] <nbubuntu> I guess no one active at this early morning.WIll drop by again later , hopefully someone will help out
[09:45] <darkowlzz> candrea, here http://paste.ubuntu.com/5810350/
[09:45] <pasnox> arcturus_: how i can see errors produced by uninstall scripts ?
[09:45] <camilong> MonkeyDust: ipv4 ip address is my external ip?
[09:46] <pasnox> currently dpkg is blocked but produce no error ... but i'm sure it freezed :/
[09:46] <MonkeyDust> camilong  surf to whatismyip.com to know your public IP address
[09:47] <dakotawulfy> pasnox one way is to run it in a terminal
[09:47] <candrea> Gilligan94: *I think* (though I may be wrong) that the source code of the floodbots in this channel can be found here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots
[09:47] <pasnox> dakotawulfy: it's what i done
[09:48] <raven> mplayer: how to do mpeg2 rendering on gpu instead of cpu?
[09:50] <Hounddog_> ok, i figured i can just put my phone as a hotspot :) no i can go to some park and work there
[09:50] <pasnox> dakotawulfy: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fAMbCMaF
[09:51] <candrea> darkowlzz: so, you already have everything enabled. Please run 'apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade'
[09:51] <pasnox> i also checked the dpkg log and nothing special :/
[09:52] <darkowlzz> candrea, started! thanks :)
[09:54] <dakotawulfy> pasnox what was your problem ?
[09:54] <pasnox> dakotawulfy: can't uninstall old kernels after having migrated to kubuntu raring 64bits
[09:55] <izgoi_> тут есть Русские?или кто знает язык?
[09:55] <mpmc> And in English? :p
[09:55] <MonkeyDust> pasnox  use ubuntu-tweak http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[09:55] <pasnox> dakotawulfy: hm i checked kern.log and i got a lot of io error :'(
[09:56] <pasnox> MonkeyDust: what's that ?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> unityctweak for newer releases
[09:56] <buscon> hi, i'm trying to install ubuntu 13.04 and I like to set some option at the boot: how can let the boot menu to show up?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> unity-tweak
[09:56] <pasnox> i don't use unity / ubuntu
[09:56] <candrea> !ru | izgoi_
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | buscon
[09:56] <MonkeyDust> pasnox  a GUI to help you tweak and clean your ubuntu, it's very nice
[09:56] <pasnox> oki
[09:57] <dakotawulfy> pasnox have u tried to remove them one by one
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> pasnox: if you dont use Ubuntu, why are you asking here?
[09:57] <izgoi_> "#ubuntu-ru :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services" =(
[09:58] <candrea> ActionParsnip: he's using kubuntu
[09:58] <pasnox> ActionParsnip: because kubuntu is built from ubuntu, and most kubuntu problems are ubuntu one too.
[09:58] <pasnox> dakotawulfy: nop, i will try. thanks ;)
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> izgoi_: ask in #freenode about registering
[09:59] <Ben64> pasnox: you could try bleachbit
[09:59] <Ben64> !info bleachbit
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> pasnox: gotcha, just the way it camr across was like you used a different distro altogether or an ubuntu based distro etc etc
[09:59] <dakotawulfy> pasnox try to do it with synaptic  one by one make sure u do not remove the on you are using
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> pasnox: bleachbit is great
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> be careful with it
[10:00] <cplusplus> Hello everyone. I opened up Ubuntu Software center this morning to install Steam, and it says "Buy". As far as I know Steam is supposed to be free. Am I doing something wrong here? Thanks in advance for your help.
[10:00] <candrea> pasnox: you said you were seeing I/O errors in your kern.log. Could you share them with us (if the do not contain sensible information)?
[10:00] <dakotawulfy> Ben64 i dont think it removes the kernels ubuntu tweak does
[10:01] <Ben64> pretty sure it gives the option to
[10:01] <pasnox> ActionParsnip: ok ;)
[10:01] <DJones> cplusplus: From memory, you have to go through the buy option, but the price is nil
[10:01] <pasnox> candrea: yes but it WildTux as error on a usb mp3 device - not related to the system dorectly
[10:01] <pasnox> i will try all that thanks!
[10:02] <cplusplus> DJones: Yes, I hope it will be. I just clicked the button.
[10:02] <cplusplus> You're right. It's zero.
[10:02] <pasnox> hey
[10:02] <DJones> cplusplus: As long as you haven't input any bank card details it wouldn't be a problem
[10:02] <pasnox> once i deactivated the usb mp3 device
[10:02] <pasnox> it finish to uninstall xD
[10:02] <pasnox> all done
[10:03] <pasnox> it was just very very very long to uninstall 5 linux images ( +30minutes)
[10:03] <DJones> cplusplus: I think its so that can keep track of installations because it uses your UbuntuOne/Launchpad account as the identifier
[10:03] <cplusplus> DJones:  Exactly what I was afraid of. But it only asked me to log in to my Ubuntu Software Center account.
[10:03] <cplusplus> ok
[10:03] <pasnox> and the rpoblem was grub trying to found grub mbr on the mp3 device which was faulty not responsing
[10:03] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[10:12] <pasnox> all is fin now! thanks again ;)
[10:12] <pasnox> bye
[10:14] <TestingLife> hello, which distro is the fastest for low PC with 512mb of ram and 1ghz cpu?
[10:15] <DJones> TestingLife: I'd be tempted to have a look at xubuntu or lubuntu for that
[10:15] <cplusplus> Thanks DJones Steam is installed.  Have a nice day! Thanks again.
[10:16] <TestingLife> DJones, ?
[10:16] <DJones> !xubuntu | TestingLife
[10:16] <DJones> !lubuntu | TestingLife
[10:16] <TestingLife> isit fast?
[10:16] <jackw411> hey chaps - wonder if anybody here can answer-> why when I use git commands in /var/www/ do i have to do sudo? ive changed the whole folders owner to www-data, but still makes me sudo
[10:17] <hapster> Is nouveau working somehow with optimus based laptops? I'm asking to be ready for 13.10 since I'll be getting a new laptop soon.
[10:17] <DJones> TestingLife: I use normal Ubuntu, last time I used lubuntu, it was a lot faster on lower spec'd machines than Ubuntu
[10:19] <lotuspsychje> hapster: maybe this can help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[10:20] <hapster> lotuspschje thanks
[10:20] <hapster> lotuspsychje thanks
[10:21] <bonhoeffer> is there an automator where i can record a bunch of clicks and their locations in ubuntu?
[10:21] <bonhoeffer> mac has something like this
[10:21] <lotuspsychje> bonhoeffer: like logging what happens on your machine?
[10:22] <bonhoeffer> no -- i'm going through an online class and you have to click in flash like 20 times through the same sequence -- would love to automate it
[10:22] <bonhoeffer> every time you start . . . there are a bunch of videos and i would rather read . . .
[10:22] <lotuspsychje> bonhoeffer: ah mouse click automater, it is
[10:23] <bonhoeffer> thanks! so i should be able to google the rest -- but any pointers for ubuntu would be helpful
[10:24] <lotuspsychje> bonhoeffer: maybe this can help: http://www.hecticgeek.com/2012/01/powerful-task-automator-ubuntu-linux-windows/
[10:24] <bonhoeffer> thanks
[10:25] <lotuspsychje> bonhoeffer: or this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/179581/how-can-i-make-my-mouse-auto-click-every-5-seconds
[10:25] <bonhoeffer> thanks again!
[10:25] <lotuspsychje> !info xautoclick | bonhoeffer
[10:25] <lotuspsychje> hmm
[10:26] <lotuspsychje> !info autoclick partner
[10:27] <lotuspsychje> ah you need to add specific ppa for xautoclick
[10:27] <bonhoeffer> playing with Actionaz now
[10:29] <TestingLife> is lubuntu 13.04 safe?
[10:29] <TestingLife> Is it tested and so on?
[10:29] <lotuspsychje> TestingLife: it has same safety of ubuntu desktop 13.04
[10:29] <lotuspsychje> !security | TestingLife
[10:30] <TestingLife> when 13.04 came out
[10:30] <TestingLife> is the code tested, no rootkits etc? o_O
[10:31] <lotuspsychje> TestingLife: there are several tools for rootkit hunting, its always prudent to secure your system further
[10:31] <lotuspsychje> !info rkhunter | TestingLife
[10:32] <jrib> TestingLife: 13.04 was released in april of this year
[10:32] <TestingLife> better to use 12.*
[10:33] <lotuspsychje> TestingLife: an updated ubuntu system would be safe by default, security depends what you doing with it
[10:33] <lotuspsychje> TestingLife: there are many specific security tools to tighten your system
[10:34] <useruser> hello guys, could somebody tell me how can I see more detail information about USB web-camera (resolution, supported standards etc.) using command-line?
[10:35] <lotuspsychje> useruser: lsusb shows what devices
[10:35] <useruser> lotuspsychje, I tried that and I tried hwinfo and lshw, but there is no such information
[10:37] <lotuspsychje> useruser: http://askubuntu.com/questions/214977/how-can-i-find-out-webcam-resolution
[10:37] <useruser> lotuspsychje, thak you very much!
[10:38] <lotuspsychje> useruser: no problem mate
[10:38] <jackw411> guys i have a bunch of work on /var/www/ everytime i have 2 commit code to Git i have to do sudo -> I've changed all folder owners to www-data and added my user to this group, but i still have to elevate priviledges to do this
[10:38] <jackw411> what could be causing it?
[10:38] <lotuspsychje> useruser: you can install cheese if you like aswell
[10:38] <lotuspsychje> jackw411: did you logout and log back in?
[10:39] <jackw411> no, is that a thing?
[10:39] <jackw411> kk
[10:39] <lotuspsychje> jackw411: i think i heared that issue yesterday, worth a try :p
[10:39] <llutz> jackw411: file owner != group, you have to chgrp if you want group-members having access
[10:41] <jackw411> awesome, worked a treat, so sick of typing sudo git commit all day long
[10:41] <jackw411> haha
[10:43] <useruser> lotuspsychje, i try to use Raspberry Pi for video recording and it runs w/o GUI; btw - lsusb -v does not shows resolution of the camera, I don't know why
[10:43] <Ben64> useruser: try asking #raspberrypi
[10:44] <TestingLife> is there a way to run online live versionj of ubuntu
[10:44] <TestingLife> hehahu
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> llutz: you can use chown to change group too :-)
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> testinglife: how do you mean?
[10:44] <TestingLife> dont know man
[10:44] <TestingLife> DONT KNOW
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> testinglife: then how can we reply if you dont know?
[10:45] <TestingLife> is 12.04 LTS ubuntuhavery Ubuntu from live cd
[10:45] <TestingLife> right?
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> testinglife: yes, the desktop ISO will give a live OS running in RAM
[10:46] <TestingLife> ok
[10:46] <TestingLife> thank you boi
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> word
[10:48] <TestingLife> is there a smaller distro with browsder supported from live cd
[10:48] <TestingLife> ?
[10:48] <TestingLife> egheghegh?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> testinglife: puppy, tinycore
[10:49] <TestingLife> thank you
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> tinycore is 12mb. doesnt get better than that :-)
[10:49] <TestingLife> YOU DA MAN
[10:49] <TestingLife> but can I have browser on live cd from puppy?
[10:49] <TestingLife> WAA
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> xpud is light and boots in under 5 seconds here
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> testinglifr: sure. not sure what the default browser is. probably midori or something equally light
[10:50] <TestingLife> xpud puppy or tinycore
[10:50] <TestingLife> which one?
[10:50] <TestingLife> and are all tested, no rootkits and such?
[10:50] <TestingLife> :D
[10:51] <TestingLife> no keyloggers and shit like dat
[10:52] <BluesKaj> do you think ppl here would tell you to use an OS the had rootlkits and keyloggers, TestingLife ?
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> testinglife: they are al clean. if they were not they would die out as nobody woukd use them. try being less paranoid and actually think
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> testinglife: seriously?
[10:54] <k1l_> i think that whole topic suits better into the #ubuntu-offtopic or ##linux channels :)
[10:55] <BluesKaj> k1l_, no , this is definitely ontopic
[10:55] <jackw411> is it worth me updating from 12.04LTS to 13.04 for development work yet?
[10:56] <jackw411> or should i just stick to 12.04, i don't use gnome etc anyways
[10:56] <k1l_> jackw411: 13.10 is the actual development version
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> jackw411: precise is lts and supported til April 2017. Raring is only supported til Jan 2014
[10:56] <jackw411> no i mean, not for development for ubuntu
[10:56] <Darkyyy> "only"
[10:56] <jackw411> development in general
[10:57] <jackw411> im scared that updating will break everything and ill lose 3 days trying to sort out the kinks haha
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> jaxkw411: id stick to the lts unless you need the later versions of packages in raring. you will need to upgrade to 12.10 first if you are not clean installing
[10:57] <jackw411> is it better to just clean install when you upgrade?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> jackw411: id stick with the lts personally
[10:57] <jackw411> nice
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> jackw411: i always clean install, fewer issues
[10:58] <jackw411> yeah i figured that would be the case
[10:59] <jackw411> im only about 6 months in to my linux journey, its amazing to develop software in, but it still scares the bejesus out of me
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> jackw411: you'll learn with time
[11:03] <TrD> hi
[11:05] <TrD> it is possible to lunch multiple Skype account   on Ubuntu 12.04LTS please ?
[11:06] <jackw411> TrD:
[11:06] <gordonjcp> TrD: probably
[11:06] <raven> mplayer: how to control gpu rendering? enabling/disabling?
[11:06] <jackw411> just make copies of skype
[11:06] <jackw411> cp -r ~/.Skype ~/.Skype.first
[11:06] <jackw411> cp -r ~/.Skype ~/.Skype.second
[11:07] <jackw411> then run both
[11:07] <Hexagonite> Is the alt-tab thing fixed in Gnome Classic for Ubuntu 12.04?
[11:07] <TrD> im using Skype v4.1 this didint work for me jackw411 :(
[11:07] <jackw411> did you make launchers for them?
[11:08] <Hexagonite> Never mind, it's not fixed.
[11:10] <TrD> yes i do jackw411
[11:10] <raven> mplayer: how to control gpu rendering? enabling/disabling?
[11:16] <DjAngo23> Hello everyone. When i try to connect to my VPN the connection is established. but whitin 2 seconds I'm Disconnected. Here is the log from syslog: http://dpaste.com/hold/1275102/
[11:17] <mastro> Hi there, I'm an experienced Linux user (usually use gentoo and debian) -- I'm in the position of having to run Windows8 to work now, for some task. But I really don't want to loose the ability of using Linux Terminal and many Linux softwares I'm more then used to. I'm considering the option of running Ubuntu inside Virtualbox in seemless mode. Main issue here is that I'd like to share all the disc between the two. Any ide
[11:17] <mastro> a if this is possible?
[11:18] <gordonjcp> mastro: run Samba on Ubuntu, share it with Windows?
[11:18] <mastro> I've been "out of window" for a long time.
[11:18] <mastro> gordonjcp, actually if Linux is the one running inside Virtualbox it would have to be the opposite thing
[11:19] <gordonjcp> mastro: why?
[11:19] <la> Salut, j'ai des pb pour installer ubuntu 12.04 chiffré.. Je l'installe en manuel, toutes les étapes ont étaient respectés quand l'install arrive à terme je mais ma passe phrase puis j'arrive sur la page du mot de passe et là ni clavier ni souris ne fonctionne ! Avez vous déjà rencontrez ce problème ? merci je fonctionne avec une clé multisystém avec la quel j'ai déjà fait d'autre install avec succés, pou celle la en particuli
[11:19] <la> er le clavier cesse de fonctionner en cours d'installation puis l'écran ce fige avec des des pixels qui ce décale..
[11:19] <mastro> gordonjcp, because the virtualized system is Linux, not Windows
[11:19] <gordonjcp> !fr | la
[11:19] <gordonjcp> mastro: and?
[11:20] <la> Salut, j'ai des pb pour installer ubuntu 12.04 chiffré.. Je l'installe en manuel, toutes les étapes ont étaient respectés quand l'install arrive à terme je mais ma passe phrase puis j'arrive sur la page du mot de passe et là ni clavier ni souris ne fonctionne ! Avez vous déjà rencontrez ce problème ? merci
[11:20] <gordonjcp> just set up Samba on it, and share some common directory
[11:20] <gordonjcp> !fr | la
[11:20] <la>  je fonctionne avec une clé multisystém avec la quel j'ai déjà fait d'autre install avec succés, pou celle la en particulier le clavier cesse de fonctionner en cours d'installation puis l'écran ce fige avec des des pixels qui ce décale..
[11:20] <la>  je fonctionne avec une clé multisystém avec la quel j'ai déjà fait d'autre install avec succés, pou celle la en particulier le clavier cesse de fonctionner en cours d'installation puis l'écran ce fige avec des des pixels qui ce décale..
[11:20] <DJones> la: This channel is English only, please use #ubuntu-fr for support in French labguage
[11:21] <gordonjcp> la: en Anglais svp, ou demander à #ubuntu-fr
[11:22] <gordonjcp> mastro: running a server on a virtualised machine will work just fine
[11:22] <gordonjcp> mastro: you will need to make sure that it can actually talk to the host machine so you probably want a bridged network
[11:23] <mastro> gordonjcp, the server should be on windows because the shared disk is(must be) the windows one
[11:23] <mastro> Linux is the client in this situation
[11:23] <mastro> maybe I should ask in Virtualbox
[11:23] <DjAngo23> Hello everyone. When i try to connect to my VPN the connection is established. but whitin 2 seconds I'm Disconnected. Here is the log from syslog: http://dpaste.com/hold/1275102/
[11:24] <TrD> jackw411: the sollution is to run in terminal:  Skype --secondary
[11:24] <killer> hey
[11:24] <TrD> this open another instance
[11:24] <la> salut j'ai installé ubuntu 12.04 chiffré avec une clé multisystèm, j'ai réussi plusieurs fois à finir l'install (mode manuel) mais arrivé a la page mot de passe, ni clavier ni souris ne fonctionne.. Aussi non la plupart du temps je n'arrive même pas à terminer l'intall le clavier ce bloque avant ou bien c'est l'ordi qui pine..bref je ne sait plus quoi faire ..
[11:24] <gordonjcp> mastro: oh, I *see*
[11:25] <killer> i got a lenovo netbook ideapad s110, but it has terrible video support   that is it is unable to run videos , lspci | grep VGA:
[11:25] <killer> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Atom Processor D2xxx/N2xxx Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0b)
[11:25] <gordonjcp> mastro: right, you didn't specify it had to have a specific disk shared
[11:25] <killer> anyone can help me with that
[11:25] <DJones> la: English please in this channel
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> django23: id check the log on the server side too
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> killer: ive only seen those work with an xorg.conf file
[11:26] <mastro> gordonjcp, I'm pretty sure I did :) but not a big deal! Thanks for your reply
[11:26] <killer> ActionParsnip: you mean it is n't supported yet?
[11:26] <gordonjcp> mastro: sorry, maybe I missed that then.  I thought you just wanted somewhere common to put stuff
[11:27] <DjAngo23> ActionParsnip: Thanks, but I can't connect to it (ssh is closed_
[11:27] <gordonjcp> mastro: then, set up the equivalent of Samba on Windows, and mount it in Ubuntu
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> killer: yes but they need an xorg.conf file to srt better settings than udev can detect. Doesnt mean its not suported
[11:27] <mastro> gordonjcp, nope, I'd use Linux for most of the work so the whole disk (physical disk) would have to be shared between the two
[11:27] <gordonjcp> mastro: dual-boot... ;-)
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> killer: what is the output of: cat /etc/issue
[11:28] <mastro> gordonjcp, some background: the laptops us RST technology (slow, big, hard drive + ssd as cached system in a fake raid configuration) -- this kind of configuration plus UEFI boot makes it an hell configure and set it up a dual boot
[11:29] <mastro> gordonjcp, so I'm exploring different routes to achieve what I want: Linux experience, maximum performance, do not under-use the hardware
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> mastro: sharing ntfs can be a pain in samba.
[11:29] <gordonjcp> mastro: yeah, but if it was easy you'd just get bored
[11:29] <gordonjcp> mastro: to get acceptable performance you're going to want Ubuntu on its own partition anyway
[11:30] <killer> ActionParsnip: ubuntu \n \l
[11:30] <mastro> gordonjcp, sure, well.. but sometimes I really miss the "just-work" thing people get on Mac and Windows
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> mastro: the ssd is still sata so is 300mbps
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> killer: and the output of: lsb_release -sc
[11:31] <mastro> ActionParsnip, read about RST, the ssd is used in a fake RAID configuration to accelerate access to the other disc. This is done via software.
[11:31] <mastro> ActionParsnip, Intel provided some very basic support for it in Linux but setting up a dual boot is a real pain in the ?ss
[11:33] <A1Recon> Has anyone used Ubuntu Remote ? It's an Android App...
[11:33] <mastro> The ideal thing to me would be the opposite: Linux and virtualized windows. I'm trying to get as close as possible to that
[11:33] <mastro> without loosing performance in the process
[11:34] <gordonjcp> mastro: I miss the "just work" thing that I get in Linux and OSX, when I use Windows...
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> mastro: try a pciexpress ssd, it'll smoke your ssd drives
[11:35] <gordonjcp> mastro: either way round, you really need a separate partition for the virtual machine's disk
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> mastro: put pagefile, Windows temp, lunux swap, /var and /home on the platter based drive and put both OSes on the platter based drive. Then have a central NTFS partition for casual user data which is mounted in both OSes
[11:36] <mastro> gordonjcp, that really depends on the stuff :) I agree with you in some area (I've not used Linux in the last 10 years for nothing) -- still things like this RST just work on Windows, they are a pain on Windows. Will it change in the future? sure, probably, but I have this laptop NOW
[11:36] <gordonjcp> RST?
[11:37] <mastro> gordonjcp, Rapid Storage Technology
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> mastro: if you have a fair bit of RAM, you can put browser cache in tempfs and get a speed boost in web browsing as well as not using your slow storages
[11:37] <gordonjcp> mastro: ah righty
[11:38] <mastro> ActionParsnip, browser cache?!
[11:38] <utente> ciaoo
[11:38] <acerimmer> utente, greetings
[11:38] <jackw411> mastro: your browser when it visits a new web page - stores that web page for use at a later date
[11:38] <jackw411> along with images etc
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> mastro: yes, the folder your web browser puts temo internet files in.....
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> mastro: $HOME/.cache/google-chrome for Chrome
[11:40] <mastro> jackw411, ActionParsnip who cares about browser cache :D I need to keep my git repository around, programming, using the terminal and stuff like that -- the browser is the less problematic thing
[11:40] <jackw411> yeah i use git for everything
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> mastro: because you are writing it to the drive, why bother when you have broadband. Plus it clears the useless data off when you reboot. Makes the browser faster as it doesnt have to save the data to the drive
[11:41] <A1Recon> Has anyone used the Ubuntu Remote before?? Its an android app which allows remote control of the Ubuntu System. Can someone tell me what these codes "sleep 5" "ethtool -s eth0 wol g" when inserted in "autostart script(/etc/rc.local)". Its in the app description . Description here >>
[11:41] <A1Recon> https://play.google.com/stor/apps/details?id=com.inspiredandroid.linuxcontrolcenter&hl=en
[11:41] <jackw411> I'm with ActionParsnip -> persistant cache is a ballache from a developers pov
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> mastro: also, manipulating files (like compiling) using tempfs also makes it faster
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> mastro: the more you can work in RAM the better
[11:42] <ss_haze> A1Recon We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server.
[11:42] <jackw411> whats the deal with ssds and ubuntu, does it just werk?
[11:43] <ss_haze> jackw411 almost everything werks
[11:43] <A1Recon> ss_haze: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.inspiredandroid.linuxcontrolcenter&hl=en    Sorry I missed an "e"
[11:43] <jackw411> not true ss_haze
[11:43] <ss_haze> werk is like quark or something?
[11:43] <mastro> jackw411, SSD used with RST is not a common disk, its a fake raid, read this: http://superuser.com/questions/349552/sharing-an-intel-rst-between-windows-and-linux
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> a1recon: i use simple remote to control mouse and keyboard from my tablet
[11:44] <mastro> gordonjcp, I could also run some NFS server on the windows machine and share it with virtualized Linux, hum...
[11:45] <ss_haze> ubuntu remote control looks promising, but probably something does not work as there are so many people who pushed 1 star
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> aqrecon: the ethtool man page will tell you what the command does
[11:45] <jackw411> mastro: why not just virtualbox the windows install and circumvent all that
[11:46] <mastro> jackw411, I explained that in my first question
[11:47] <mastro> jackw411, long story short: setting up RST on Linux is a pain in the ?ss
[11:47] <mastro> jackw411, and I need a reliable machine to work with, using the top performance it gets me.
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> id just get hardware raid :-) if you need real speed
[11:47] <A1Recon> ActionParsnip: simple remote?
[11:48] <mastro> ActionParsnip, sure, I'll buy one and hammer it inside the laptop
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> a1recon: yes. controls mouse and keyboard. on a remote pc. there is a native server side app
[11:48] <mastro> xD
[11:48] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : I would like to know how do I fix for WD hard drive which having intelligent park of 8 sec problem ?
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> mastro: dev on laptops is painful. the guys whre i work refuse to work on laptops
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> nbubuntu: i have no idea what that means
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> nbubuntu: try ##hardware if its a hardware issue
[11:50] <mastro> ActionParsnip, developing on laptop is the best thing to do. For many reasons. Main one is that I do not stay in the same place all the time, and I often take my work with me
[11:51] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : I mean HD smart load cycle count
[11:51] <jackw411> mastro: im of that school of thought also
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> nbubuntu: not something ive played with....sorry
[11:52] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : oh , what I wanted is how to do a bootable DOS cd to fix it
[11:52] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1565889
[11:52] <jackw411> im looking at getting a zenbook prime next
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> nbubuntu: ultimate boot cd has that i believe. Not an ubuntu issue
[11:52] <helpmenowNuggaz> phpmyadmin cant connect to mysql PLEAS EHELP ME NOW NUGGZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
[11:53] <acerimmer> !shout|helpmenowNuggaz, shouting won't help
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> helpmenownuggaz: try asking properly...
[11:53] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : hm.... sorry I really dont know how to make one ...
[11:53] <jackw411> helpmenowNuggaz: what server stack are you using? apache2 or xampp or what
[11:53] <acerimmer> !details|helpmenowNuggaz,
[11:53] <helpmenowNuggaz> apache2 sir
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> nbubuntu: so you dont know how to burn an iso to a cd?
[11:54] <mastro> ActionParsnip, and (hint) the people you work with refuse to use a laptop because they'll be sure that nobody will have any possibility of asking them to work from home cause they'll just reply "sorry, the PC is at work". I don't know which kind of developers are they but I assure you that ANY *pro* developers works on a laptop
[11:54] <mnice> hello
[11:54] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : which I need to insert another .exe file in it
[11:54] <jackw411> helpmenowNuggaz: tried doing sudo service mysql restart?
[11:54] <acerimmer> mnice, greetings
[11:54] <helpmenowNuggaz> yes it says mysql service stop/waiting
[11:55] <jackw411> does it restart and give you a process ID?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> mastro: they use dev servers mainly. lots of grunt. they use decent systems to test locally first as well. laptops dont cut it for what they need
[11:55] <jackw411> mysql start/running, process 22085
[11:55] <jackw411> something like that^
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> nbubuntu: why?
[11:55] <helpmenowNuggaz> no it didnt giv eme a process id sir
[11:55] <mnice> where can I persistently set up a NIC link setting to be used also with NM ? in fedora/suse i'd just put NM_controlled=yes and ETHTOOL_OPTIONS="$foobar" in ifcfg-eth0 and NM will use it .. thanks
[11:55] <jackw411> helpmenowNuggaz: then your mysql isn't restarting for whatever reason
[11:55] <jackw411> so thats why phpmyadmin can't connect
[11:55] <helpmenowNuggaz> can you help me sir?
[11:56] <BluesKaj> !who > helpmenowNuggaz
[11:56] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : never mind , because it's really troublesome and I am not sure whether I can do it without plugin out other hard disk
[11:56] <helpmenowNuggaz> jackw411 can you help me sir?
[11:57] <helpmenowNuggaz> WQHY CANT I RESTART MYSQL SERVER NUGGGAZZZZZ
[11:57] <jackw411> jesus wept
[11:57] <jackw411> i would have helped you
[11:57] <jackw411> but you are annoying
[11:57] <helpmenowNuggaz> fuck you bitch i dont want bitch nuggazzz'ss help
[11:58] <helpmenowNuggaz> buck you jack4ll
[11:58] <mnice> helpmenowNuggaz: hmm
[12:00] <mnice> again .. wherre can I presistently set in ubuntu some link options to be used with NM ? in suse it's ETHTOOL_OPTIONS=foo (along with NM_CONTROLLED=yes) in ifcfg-eth0
[12:02] <nbubuntu> ActionParsnip : I cant post at the channel ##hardware
[12:03] <k1l_> maybe you need to register. for more questions on that ask the irc support in #freenode
[12:03] <k1l_> !register | nbubuntu
[12:06] <BenyaminL> Hello, can anyone help me? I get a problem with booting causes i edit grub.cfg in wrong way, now i can't boot, when booting go to boot rescue, and now the problem make me confused. I don't have even life cd and live usb.. Need help, this evening i can get into busybox, but the problem is, the boot dir when on busy box can't be found, so i need help, someone who knows about this, i really need my computer back online...
[12:12] <BenyaminL> hmmmm
[12:14] <conman47> BenyaminL: Maybe  something simple like uninstall grub and reinstall it?  Then you should get a default config.  Then you need to run it to make it write to disk though.
[12:15] <Vec_> I've shared a folder with samba. in smb.conf i've set the share with guest ok = no. user = security. I made a user on my ubuntu server with the same name and PW as the user on my windows machine. When i try to authenticate to the share from my windows machine i can't log on. I'm certain im writing the same username and pw as i added on my linux box. What gives?
[12:15] <conman47> I'm not giving any guarantees though, just suggesting...
[12:15] <conman47> BenyaminL: And if you don't have a live cd, maybe you need one
[12:15] <BenyaminL> coman47: what mean? I don't get the point
[12:16] <BenyaminL> Yeah, i think that's the problem, because i'm in vacation, so didn't bring anything about ubuntu...
[12:16] <conman47> OK, yeah I guess you cannot do it since you cannot boot your system.
[12:16] <LPhas> hi, i just installed all ndiswrapper-* stuff but i'm still getting "FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.". Is there a known bug about this?
[12:17] <BenyaminL> conman47 : Hmm... Conman47 you talk to?
[12:17] <mnice> LPhas: does `modprobe -l | grep ndisw' find it ?
[12:17] <mnice> if not you might use depmod -av
[12:17] <conman47> BenyaminL: to you. What I meant was apt-get remove and apt-get install grub, to get a default config back.  but if you're not in your system I guess you can't
[12:18] <LPhas> mnice, "modprobe: invalid option -- 'l'"
[12:18] <conman47> BenyaminL: If you can't boot your system and you have no other system, you need a live cd or something right?   What did you mean by you can "get into busybox"?
[12:18] <LPhas> mnice,  whiel sudo depmod -av | grep ndisw returns nothing
[12:19] <LPhas> mnice, and i've already tried with depmod -a before btw
[12:19] <LPhas> mnice, i'm quite sure that the module is not here...
[12:19] <mnice> uf .. if modprobe -l doesn't list it's not there with sure
[12:20] <LPhas> mnice,  -l seems not a known flag of modprobe
[12:20] <BenyaminL> i read grub manual, it can boot into busybox, but in the busybox i can't do anything ==
[12:21] <mnice> # modprobe  -h 2>&1|tail -n1
[12:21] <mnice> modprobe -l -t <dirname> [ -a <modulename> ...]
[12:22] <mnice> so probablu you have some different modprobe
[12:22] <conman47> BenyaminL: Can you mount your root fs?  Can you run a text editor?
[12:22] <LPhas> !pastebin
[12:23] <er4z0r> I try to pxe boot a live-cd that is based on ubuntu, but always end up in a busybox shell. How can I diagnose from there?
[12:23] <LPhas> mnice, yeah, that's strange
[12:23] <LPhas> mnice, are you using ubuntu 13.04?
[12:23] <BenyaminL> conman47:that's good, the problem, i can do nothing there, rrrrrr
[12:24] <mnice> LPhas: sorry i can't help .. i came here also for asing .. i don't use ubu at all (i hate ubu :D) but as a linux expert the friend of mine asked me to fix some issue for him so i'm just trying right now
[12:24] <conman47> BenyaminL: so the answer is no, you cannot run mount with busybox?
[12:24] <mnice> nobody knows an answer for my questions because "it's ubuntu" :D .. like "this is SPARTA"
[12:24] <BenyaminL> Yeah, that's right
[12:25] <BenyaminL> conman47 : that's right brother
[12:25] <LPhas> mnice, lol i think i'm not that big ubuntu fan myself. brofist
[12:26] <jackw411> i wanna move to debian from ubuntu, i dont like the direction canonical are taking with all the amazon bloat etc
[12:26] <conman47> BenyaminL: Not sure what you expect anyone to say to help you then.  You need a system that can boot and give you some basic commands.  Then you need to mount your filesystem, and fix your errors.  Go get a live cd or similar, or physically take out the harddrive and connect it to a working computer.
[12:27] <conman47> ...and good luck! :)
[12:27] <k1l_> jackw411: you can easily turn that shopping list of or uninstall that.
[12:27] <BenyaminL> Conman47:I hope so, thx.. Hmm.. Indonesia....
[12:28] <jackw411> k1l_: its not just that though - theres a few things, my plan when work dies down over christmas is to port my whole workflow to stripped down barebones debian and a tiling WM
[12:29] <conman47> wow, hit-and-run...
[12:29] <k1l_> jackw411: just noting, that ubuntu got alot of other DEs and WM in the repos.
[12:30] <conman47> A related question from me (not to BenyaminL).  Why is busybox installed by default in ubuntu?  What is its purpose when bash+other binaries are there also?
[12:30] <sssa> hey
[12:30] <jackw411> hahaha k1l_ im fully aware -> currently using 12.04 with awesome, ive tried a few and i liked awesomes default keybindings
[12:31] <sssa> ubuntu tr yok mu be
[12:31] <Vec_> How do i give a spesific group read/write/execute permissions on  folder?
[12:31] <k1l_> jackw411: you dont have the amazon shopping lense in awesome :)
[12:31] <Vec_> Am i close with chmod <groupname>+rwx /folder/ ?
[12:31] <jackw411> Vec_: no
[12:32] <Vec_> jackw411: Could you enlighten me? ^^
[12:32] <jackw411> Vec_: chmod -R permissions /folder/
[12:32] <Vec_> jackw411: where does the spesific group get involved in those permissions?
[12:33] <Vec_> afaik that command only sets global permissions on that folder?
[12:33] <jackw411> Vec_: you do chgrp -R group /folder/
[12:33] <Vec_> ah
[12:33] <jackw411> -R does it for everything inside
[12:33] <jackw411> recursively
[12:33] <killer> hey , i got intel chip gma_500 and it suck with while playing videos but is ok in windows ,i use ubuntu 13.04
[12:33] <Vec_> jackw411: many thanks
[12:35] <buscon> hi, i'm installing ubuntu 13.04 but I have a problem with the graphic and I cannot reconfigure it with the graphic tools