[16:02] <nbusrone> Does ubuntu create fragmentation when copying to a NTFS system ? or does it reallocated size before copying ?
[16:03] <vbgunz> Does Ubuntu have an official service where I can rent an Ubuntu server?
[16:03] <somsip> nbusrone: I believe it would be more accurate to say NTFS becomes fragmented through use due to the way it allocates space.
[16:04] <somsip> *allocates files
[16:04] <bakerst> acecase: As long as the Sun and the Moon is in the sky, I don't give a sh!t whether it's Ubuntu or RedHat (and as long as it works). :D
[16:04] <ursnation> if i add the line in /init.rc would that help?
[16:04] <imbezol> nbusrone: i could be wrong but i think preallocation is specified by the application
[16:05] <acerimmer> vbgunz, www.canonical.com
[16:06] <acecase> bakerst, you have angered the one true god, who has tested RedHat and spat it from his/her lips and called it an abomination. You must be clensed. Please wait while we write a script to handle that.
[16:07] <imbezol> acecase: perhaps you should join #distrowars :D
[16:08] <acecase> lol
[16:08] <nbusrone> somsip , imbezol : Either way , there are hundred of photo to copy back and off an external 2.5 inch hard drive.The worst case it's a solider with USB3 header which there's not a single way to defrag it. Accessing those photo really takes a longer time from time to time.
[16:08] <acecase> eg. this redhat server has to pwck or grpck. Here I go
[16:09] <m__> "~/.themes" , i don't understand this @__@!
[16:09] <bakerst> acecase: So you have a purchased copy of RedHat you say?
[16:09] <somsip> nbusrone: yes - ntfs is not a great FS for shared media. It just happens to be well supported.
[16:09] <imbezol> RedHat is a perfectly fine distro. There's a reason they're the biggest open source company in the world.
[16:10] <acecase> bakerst, don't say it! don't say call them
[16:10] <acecase> :)
[16:10] <ubuntu015> Hi all
[16:10] <acecase> Grr. I'm going to call them. You guys have a good one.
[16:10] <MonkeyDust> stop discussing redhat please, this is ubuntu support
[16:10] <yajnab> any help? I am sorry as my another computer  got restarted and I if any message was done I missed
[16:11] <m__> "Copy the extracted theme directory to ~/.themes " what i do ?
[16:11] <MonkeyDust> m__  follow the instructions
[16:12] <imbezol> m__: ~ is a shortcut for your home directory
[16:12] <m__> awawas, i don't know where is "~/.themes"
[16:12] <m__> where is it ?
[16:12] <imbezol> m__: so if your username was simply m, then ~ would be the same as /home/m/
[16:12] <nbusrone> somsip : guess , the only way is NTFS , it can't detect ext4 though on window xp on my friends pc without installing additional software to detect.
[16:13] <imbezol> m__: and ~/.themes would be the same as /home/m/.themes/
[16:13] <somsip> nbusrone: which was described as beta last time I used it (long time) though I had no problems. Anyway, this is offtopic so good luck with it, but I'm out
[16:14] <m__> i don't have that file
[16:14] <m__> @__@!
[16:14] <m__> T__T
[16:15] <MonkeyDust> m__  what's the outcome of   ls ~/.themes/
[16:16] <m__> nothing
[16:16] <m__> ....
[16:16] <kostkon> m__, trying to install a gtk theme?
[16:16] <imbezol> m__: paste the url of the site you're looking at
[16:16] <MonkeyDust> m__  what's the outcome of   cat /etc/issue
[16:17] <m__> it's :Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS \n \l
[16:18] <m__> and i trying to install gtk theme
[16:19] <MonkeyDust> m__  is it with unity?
[16:19] <m__> no, i use Xubuntu, and i trying install gtk 3.0 theme
[16:20] <m__> folder /home/m/.themes , i don't have it
[16:20] <m__> >
[16:21] <MonkeyDust> m__  type /j #xubuntu and ask there
[16:23] <m__> ok, thanks for your help
[16:23] <jhutchins> m__: You could also check in #xfce
[16:25] <stretch> hey folks, I can't SSH to a new 14.04 box as root, but I can log in locally as root, I've set "PermitRootLogin yes" in sshd_config, and I've restarted sshd. any ideas?
[16:26] <stretch> I can also log in via SSH as a non-root user
[16:28] <jharm> Can anyone tell me why a movie I am streaming to my chromecast from plex would disconnect from my chromecast every 10 min or so?
[16:28] <MonkeyDust> jharm  how is that ubuntu related?
[16:29] <jharm> Because I am running it on Ubuntu and works fine from all of my android devices. Thought maybe it was an Ubuntu issue
[16:29] <mtk23> hi
[16:29] <yajnab> any help please
[16:30] <CluelessPerson> I have a problem with the Ubuntu-Server installation.  It keeps installing the GRUB to the USB as SDA
[16:30] <CluelessPerson> instead of the hard drive, mounted as SDB
[16:30] <CluelessPerson> just now it's booted fine with the USB connected.
[16:30] <CluelessPerson> but without the USB drive, it will not boot at all.
[16:30] <CluelessPerson> how to fix this?
[16:30] <melio> you can use unetbootin
[16:31] <melio> it tends to write the installable "live" boot but not the entire install
[16:31] <melio> since it does it properly.
[16:31] <melio> there's other ways to write it using dd as well. but I don't know the exact syntax
[16:36] <CluelessPerson> melio:  I ran the command    "sudo grub-install /dev/sda"
[16:36] <CluelessPerson> melio:   I think that'll fix it, attempting to shutdown now
[16:36] <CluelessPerson> Now it won't shut down...
[16:40] <CluelessPerson> melio:   That command worked   >sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[16:40] <CluelessPerson> However, now the server will not shutdown, seperate issue.
[16:41] <Ben64> how are you shutting down
[16:41] <CluelessPerson> Ben64:  >sudo shutdown now
[16:41] <Ben64> yeah that probably doesn't do what you want
[16:42] <CluelessPerson> Ben64: it begins to shutdown -> dark purplish splash screen with 14.04 -> shows the dots -> then breaks and shows a console line over the dots
[16:42] <Ben64> try sudo shutdown -h now
[16:42] <CluelessPerson> root@host~#:
[16:42] <CluelessPerson> Ben64: that worked
[16:42] <CluelessPerson> Ben64: I'm pretty sure that halts though, not sure if it's graceful.
[16:43] <Ben64> um, its a normal shutdown + turns the computer off
[16:45] <bubbasaures> CluelessPerson, There are a handful of people here who are full on linux IT professionals here, if you stick around for awhile you will recognize this.
[16:46] <hlavender> do shutdown now again
[16:51] <Kerbero> Trying to do an apt-get upgrade here on 14.04. Seems like the libwebkitgtk-3.0-0 package is corrupt on all the repo mirrors. See: http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty-updates/amd64/libwebkitgtk-3.0-0/download
[16:52] <bubbasaures> Kerbero, Could this just be a held package waiting for all data?
[16:53] <Kerbero> bubbasaures: do you mean held by apt-get?
[16:53] <jpds> Kerbero: What's wrong with it?
[16:54] <bubbasaures> Kerbero, Held by any download if it's held.
[16:54] <bubbasaures> Kerbero, Just an assumption here however on occasion we get a held package for a short time, lots of developers on any app at any time is all.
[16:55] <dj4c> What's Up Everyone! How is everyones New Years going?
[16:55] <_littleb> hi people, is there someone who installed oh-my-zsh on ubuntu?
[16:55] <Segfault_> _littleb: yes, should be pretty straight forward
[16:56] <Kerbero> jpds: all the package managers complain that the hash checksum mismatch
[16:56] <yourbeau> has anyone installed Xfce only Ubuntu from net install with whiskermenu ?
[16:56] <bubbasaures> dj4c, Good, let us know if you need support.
[16:56] <dj4c> Kind of
[16:56] <_littleb> Segfault: it is only that I wanted to use a theme and that was also pretty forward but there are some icons not displayed correctly
[16:56] <bubbasaures> yourbeau, Describe your issue for actual help.
[16:57] <yourbeau> bubbasaures, ok
[16:57] <dj4c> I heard throught the internet that I can create my own chat system with irc or icq and I would like to create one for my website
[16:57] <rebs> lol
[16:57] <rebs> you came to the right place dj4c
[16:57] <bubbasaures> dj4c, I would talk to #freenode
[16:57] <dj4c> cool
[16:57] <Segfault_> _littleb: This is just a guess, but some of the oh-my-zsh themes need special fonts to work, so-called powerline fonts. Could this be the case? What is the name of the theme you are using?
[16:58] <microbe> dj4c, i suggest you to simply create a chanel on this existing irc.
[16:58] <dj4c> I am still learn ubuntu linux programs and trying to use the system as a windows program
[16:58] <_littleb> Segfault: the thing is that, when being in zsh and echoing the following codes you should get a specific result ans documented in this link (screenshot from the developer of the theme)
[16:58] <dj4c> how
[16:58] <_littleb> Segfault: it is agnoster
[16:58] <microbe> dj4c, just type  /join #yourchanel
[16:59] <dj4c> where
[16:59] <hlavender> do /join dj4cschannel
[16:59] <bubbasaures> dj4c, As a windows program?
[16:59] <hlavender> into the chat
[16:59] <_littleb> I cloned powerline fonts and "sh ./install" -ed it
[16:59] <bubbasaures> microbe, They should be talking to freenode if they really want a channel that stays and can have mod.
[16:59] <Segfault_> _littleb: ah yes, good choice, one of my favourites. You will need to set your terminal emulator to use the new font too
[16:59] <Segfault_> What terminal emulator are you using? Gnome terminal?
[16:59] <MonkeyDust> dj4c  you don' know how to use /join and you ant to create your own irc server?
[17:00] <_littleb> Segfault: my problem is that the first and the 3rd char is not displayed correctly. Although when entering the codes (echo) it works fine
[17:00] <_littleb> Segfault: ok, where do I do that?
[17:01] <Segfault_> If you are using gnome terminal you probably have a menu or something. "Edit profile" i think, something like that
[17:01] <dj4c> no I no longer have windows. My laptop hard-drive with win8 died last year and I lost all my work. So a friend of mine told me about ubuntu and I downloaded the o/s to a disc and installed it into my desktop and learning the os and programs
[17:01] <Segfault_> Then set your profile to use the font you installed
[17:01] <gergo> hello :)
[17:02] <MonkeyDust> !manual | dj4c sart here
[17:02] <_littleb> Segfault: need a little more detail please
[17:03] <dj4c> my irc stopped for a sec but Im back
[17:03] <MonkeyDust> !manual | dj4c start here
[17:03] <Segfault_> _littleb: Does this help? http://askubuntu.com/questions/157873/is-it-possible-to-change-the-terminal-font
[17:04] <bubbasaures> dj4c, You want to have full control as a mod on a channel in my opinion, with a link on your page anyone can stop by and say anything, and just random joins, IRC is not the friendliest place randomly is all.
[17:05] <dj4c> ok just created my channel. Its #dj4cchannel
[17:05] <dj4c> how can I add a link to it onto my website
[17:07] <_littleb> Segfault: ok, didn't know that it would make a difference but I'm using xubuntu. So it is a little different :*(
[17:09] <dj4c> I am using ubuntu 14.04 LTS
[17:09] <Segfault_> _littleb: Okay, should not be a problem. Have you found a menu at all?
[17:10] <Segfault_> Font settings should be under "Appearance" if I remember xfce terminal correctly
[17:11] <bubbasaures> dj4c, So do you have mod control on this channel?
[17:11] <dj4c> where do i find that
[17:11] <Segfault_> here is a better reference for all common terminal emulators: http://askubuntu.com/questions/283830/how-to-change-the-font-of-various-terminal-emulators
[17:11] <_littleb> Segfault: well it I found something similar in the terminal window under "Edit->Preferences->Appearance"
[17:11] <JohnnyL> Are there any open issues with wireless mice and 14.10? I installed a new system and the mouse isn't responding well.
[17:11] <lisbeth> which file to redirect $PATH in?
[17:11] <_littleb> Segfault: 1 sec
[17:11] <lisbeth> so I can point to a different location for a package
[17:12] <bubbasaures> dj4c, NO idea, just wondering how you feel aboput people just stopping by and being rude, swearing and posting porn?
[17:12] <bubbasaures> and having no way to adjust this
[17:12] <_littleb> Segfault: thx for the help. :D
[17:13] <Segfault_> _littleb: Does the font work correctly now?
[17:14] <dj4c> On a chat like this wow! My type of chat would be whats wrong with the USA. I am trying to start my own online internet radio show so people can use there Freedom Of Speech
[17:14] <JohnnyL> well?
[17:14] <dj4c> thats why I trying to find and create my own chat network and add it to my website
[17:14] <wooz> dj4c: just start video logging on youtube. invite guests and you're solid
[17:14] <_littleb> Segfault: when entering zsh I get everything displayed correctly I still need to change in /etc/passwd "/bin/zsh"
[17:15] <_littleb> Segfault: and restart
[17:15] <cecja> dj4c: i like your attitude thats exactly what we need in this time of terror.
[17:15] <Segfault_> _littleb: Use 'chsh -s', a lot safer than manually editing /etc/passwd
[17:15] <wooz> _littleb: have you used chsh to change shell?
[17:15] <bubbasaures> dj4c, Any chat I have seen this eventually happens, people will say things across the net you would never say to another face to face, just trying to get you to know the situation, and a topic like that is full just waiting for a emotional sistuation.
[17:15] <dj4c> If you want to check out my website here is the webaddress: http://thedj4cshowonline.bugs3.com
[17:15] <Segfault_> if you mess up /etc/passwd... well, that's bad
[17:16] <_littleb> wooz: yes y?
[17:16] <bubbasaures> situation*
[17:16] <cecja> dj4c: that loading gif is AMAZING
[17:16] <dj4c> thank you.
[17:17] <bubbasaures> dj4c, well you have already got a bad score by wat.
[17:17] <dj4c> The site is partly done and most of what you see I changed to my own version
[17:18] <_littleb> wooz: yes i want to change the shell. y r u asking?
[17:18] <Segfault_> got to go, dinner time
[17:18] <Segfault_> see you
[17:18] <wooz> _littleb: no, did you use the utility 'chsh' to change shell?
[17:18] <gautam> anyone knows ppa for python 3+ for ubuntu 14.04
[17:19] <bubbasaures> !ppa | gautam
[17:19] <_littleb> wooz: Segfault was telling me about it while I was changing it with "sudo vi /etc/passwd". I don't know the difference though
[17:21] <_littleb> Segfault: where is the difference with changing it with vi?
[17:21] <rebs> vi is just a text editor
[17:21] <protoss1976> http://xdcc_SEARCH_X1420824032
[17:21] <rebs> its a complicatedo ne
[17:22] <rebs> but it  will do the same stuff that  gedit does
[17:22] <imbezol> you should use vipw if your editting passwd
[17:22] <JohnnyL> i have a dynex mouse in case you were wondering.
[17:23] <bubbasaures> JohnnyL, responding well really means nothing. There are configs on the mouse beyond the gui.
[17:23] <bubbasaures> nothing in no real detail is all
[17:24] <lisbeth> what file can I edit my $path for bash in?
[17:25] <imbezol> lisbeth: .bashrc
[17:25] <imbezol> lisbeth: example... to add /path/to/new/bin you'd do "export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/new/bin"
[17:26] <holymac_> does anyone here know about amazon s3 bucket?
[17:27] <lisbeth> imbezol so I just add that line to the end of my .bashrc? Because I don't see a path variable anywhere in tehre
[17:29] <holymac_> I need help with my amazon s3 bucket. can someone help
[17:29] <bubbasaures> holymac_, Related to ubuntu how?
[17:30] <siddhesh> hii
[17:31] <bubbasaures> !s3cmd
[17:31] <h23> Iv got twwo hard drives mounted called 5E62221C51B02571 7C81A9C63A5233FF how do i change the names?
[17:32] <lisbeth> is there a command to update bash's path without closing and opening a new terminal?
[17:32] <lisbeth> so that it grabs it from .bashrc?
[17:32] <rww> source ~/.bashrc
[17:33] <bubbasaures> holymac_, I see a s3cmd in the repos a beta that is part of that.
[17:33] <genii> h23: You can use tune2fs  with the -U option to change the UUID of one, assuming it's some ext filesystem
[17:35] <lacci> =j #ubuntu-hu
[17:35] <gautam> vgjl
[17:35] <lacci> sry
[17:35] <siddhesh> how to connect usb adapter in virtualbox
[17:36] <siddhesh> i cant connect it
 maybe check the virtualbox irc
[17:37] <siddhesh> h23 i cant find in my list
[17:37] <protoss1976>  http://xdcc_X1420824145
[17:37] <h23> vbox i think
[17:42] <Shrihari> Hello
[17:42] <hardtail> !sftp
[17:43] <acetakwas_> hello.
[17:44] <acetakwas_> my battery suddenly went from 100 to 65 after disconnecting the charger. it's happened twice. what could be wrong?
[17:45] <bubbasaures> acetakwas_, A bad battery?
[17:46] <bubbasaures> acetakwas_, Have you tried this on a live or another OS?
[17:53] <shrihari> Hello
[17:56] <acetakwas_> bubbasaures, no
[18:01] <shrihari> How can i mass deploy ubuntu desktop 150 no.
[18:02] <pbx> 150 no?
[18:02] <zekoZeko> shrihari: i'm using saltstack for configuration, you'll probably want PXE installations too.
[18:06] <Danato> hey I'm trying to switch a 3g dongle from storage mode to modem but I'm getting an error that doesnt show how to fix it: Error opening the device.   The problem occurs when I have Thunderbird open
[18:50] <al_nz1> if you have want to generate a file with years 1910 to 2015 and preappend a '$' to each line - whats the sed command?
[18:51] <al_nz1> seq 1910 2015 | sed ....?
[18:51] <k1l> agliodbs: check htop if thunderbird is using too much system at all
[18:51] <agliodbs> al_nz1: don't quite follow what you want to replace wiht what?
[18:51] <al_nz1> hi agliodbs
[18:51] <al_nz1> I need to create $1910
[18:51] <al_nz1> $1911
[18:51] <al_nz1> etc
[18:52] <agliodbs> k1l: it's not, but Firefox is using a ton of CPU
[18:53] <imbezol> al_nz1: for i in `seq 1910 2015` ; do echo \$$i ; done
[18:54] <Yves> ici
[18:55] <Marandlal> ff
[18:55] <al_nz1> imbezol: thanks
[18:56] <al_nz1> I have those dates in a file
[18:56] <al_nz1> so I tried for i in 'file_name' ; do echo .....
[18:56] <al_nz1> but it didnt work?
[18:56] <Yves> i love open
[18:56] <al_nz1> no change to the lines in 'file_name'
[18:57] <imbezol> al_nz1: you'd have to do `cat file_name`
[18:57] <Yves> Thanks to help imbezol
[18:57] <imbezol> al_nz1: but in that case there's no point in the for loop. just do.... cat file_name | while read i ; do echo \$$i ; done
[18:58] <imbezol> al_nz1: 100 ways to skin a cat
[18:58] <Yves> Is there a J user here plz?
[18:58] <al_nz1> imbezol: yeah my sed, seq bash is pretty weak :-(
[19:00] <al_nz1> imbezol: sigh
[19:01] <al_nz1> I see what you did - pipes to stdout
[19:01] <al_nz1> I need it to go back into a file
[19:01] <al_nz1> i tried adding > filename
[19:01] <al_nz1> but just got $2015
[19:01] <imbezol> put the > filename after the done
[19:02] <imbezol> otherwise you're doing it every loop through
[19:02] <imbezol> which would work if the file was empty or non-existant and you changed it to >> filename to contatenate on the end instead of creating a new file with just >
[19:03] <al_nz1> imbezol: yep that worked but I had to create new file
[19:04] <finish06> I just installed ubuntu server, however did not set up the networking during install... now I am attempti9jng to set up networking after installing it, however when I go into /etc/network/interfaces and add the following: "auto eth0 (new line) iface eth0 inet dhcp" ... it says not hardware is detected.. what am I doing wrong?
[19:05] <imbezol> finish06: do you see an eth0 with ifconfig?
[19:05] <imbezol> finish06: ifconfig -a
[19:06] <finish06> no ... I see an em1 & p4p1 .. I think I know what I need to do. :)  I didn't know about the ifconfig -a command!!!  so instead of putting eth0/ eth1/ ... I have to use p4p1 or em1 .. right?
[19:06] <Marandlal> fff
[19:06] <imbezol> finish06: yeah.. i haven't seen a p4p1 before but em1 is likely the one you want
[19:06] <genii> finish06: Your system is using the Dell constant naming scheme... there won't be any ethX devices
[19:06] <jay__> HI
[19:06] <jay__> Urgent Help Needed
[19:06] <finish06> The p4p1 is from the 82574LM controller I think
[19:06] <jay__> is anyone here?
[19:07] <Yves> listening
[19:07] <Chakka_> no
[19:07] <cortexman> how do I measure the amount of memory used by a parent and child process without double counting shared memory?
[19:07] <jay__> I want to access data of my windows drive from ubuntu
[19:08] <jay__> can anyone help me with this
[19:08] <jay__> ?
[19:08] <jay__> ?
[19:08] <MonkeyDust> !ntfs-3g
[19:08] <pepe> hi
[19:08] <jay__> Not working
[19:08] <pepe> me too
[19:08] <genii> finish06: If you want to revert it to using ethX names set boot option of biosdevname=0
[19:09] <MonkeyDust> jay__  then start from the beginning, what heve you tried, what goes wrong, error messages etc
[19:09] <MonkeyDust> have*
[19:09] <jay__> Ok
[19:09] <jay__> I've explaining
[19:09] <k1l> jay__: just open it in the nautilus. gvfs will open ir
[19:09] <finish06> sweet insight!  Thank you genii!!  I woudl much prefer eth0/ eth1/ ... :) for what is what I am use too...Thank you!
[19:10] <Yves> Thanks Monkey
[19:10] <jay__> I've windows 8 on my system, suddenly i've got repair option at startup, so i'm unable to go into the system
[19:10] <jay__> so i've booted the system with ubuntu bootable usb and selected option try ubuntu
[19:11] <jay__> Now i want to access the drives bcz my recovery image for windows 8 is in the drive
[19:11] <jay__> but i'm unable to do so
[19:11] <jay__> Please help
[19:11] <bubbasaures> jay__, Youn should be on ##windows asking for help not ubuntu.
[19:12] <bubbasaures> with a MS recovery
[19:12] <k1l> jay__: what error do you get?
[19:12] <jay__> Actually I wanna access drives of windows from ubuntu
[19:12] <ozooner_> So why are you unable to do so?
[19:13] <jay__> i tried to mount the drive but got error msg
[19:13] <k1l> jay__: how did you try to access the windows partition and what error you got?
[19:13] <bubbasaures> !uefi | jay__ Read this as far as booting the live
[19:13] <jay__> Error mounting /dev/sda7 at /media/ubuntu/Entertainment: Command-line `mount -t "ntfs" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid,uid=999,gid=999,dmask=0077,fmask=0177" "/dev/sda7" "/media/ubuntu/Entertainment"' exited with non-zero exit status 14: The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0). Metadata kept in Windows cache, refused to mount. Failed to mount '/dev/sda7': Operation not permitted The NTFS partition is in an unsafe state. Please
[19:13] <k1l> jay__: without the exact command and error we cant helpt you
[19:13] <physixer> need help making two monitors (2560x1440 Korean panel dual link DVI, 1920x1200 panel single link DVI) work on nVidia GTX 560 Ti GPU (1GB). One at a time works. Both work automatically in Windows.
[19:14] <k1l> jay__: ok, the error is quite selfexplaining. what about you run the windows and let it fsck the partition from there?
[19:14] <jay__> I'm unable to access drives from windows
[19:15] <imbezol> you can tell it to mount it anyways
[19:15] <imbezol> i'd suggest read only tho
[19:15] <jay__> tried readonly
[19:15] <jay__> not working
[19:15] <genii> jay__: You can mark it clean from linux with sudo ntfsfix -d
[19:15] <genii> jay__: It's in the ntfsprogs package
[19:16] <Yves> Try to tell your vbox to use Linux interface
[19:16] <jay__> @genii
[19:16] <jay__> Thanks man
[19:16] <Yves> otherwise you are done with Windows shitteries
[19:16] <genii> jay__: np
[19:16] <acetakwas> jay__, can you run 'chkdsk' from Windows?
[19:17] <bubbasaures> nice pile on guys
[19:17] <Kiana> ##windows
[19:17] <jay__> Just tried and got access to drives genii (Hats off) :D
[19:17] <Yves> yes
[19:18] <Yves> jay you are on the right way
[19:19] <imbezol> crisis averted, porn saved
[19:22] <physixer> I'm using nvidia proprietary drivers. nvidia-settings doesn't seem to help either (it shows only 'Off', 'Auto', and '2560x1440' resolution options for both monitors). Just to be clear, when both are connected, the 1440p is working but 1200p is not
[19:26] <imbezol> physixer: it's not that clear what you're trying to do, but cannot
[19:28] <imbezol> nm, i see your previous line
[19:28] <imbezol> the default ubuntu settings tool won't work?
[19:29] <imbezol> been a while since i used it so it may have improved but in the past i found that it didn't pick proper resolutions automatically.. you had to select them
[19:29] <imbezol> whereas the kde / kubuntu one did
[19:32] <Ugb3> Hey guyz, I’m trying to install cacti on my 14.04 box but it wants to install apache2, I have a working nginx instalation and doesn’t want to install apache, what could I do ?
[19:33] <kk-> hi
[19:33] <kk-> #new
[19:33] <Yves> hello kk
[19:34] <imbezol> on irc # is used to denote channel names rather than hashtags, emotions, meta reflections, etc :)
[19:34] <kk-> sorry about that i was trying to go to a channel for newbies like me
[19:34] <lisbeth> I have docker installed but bash won't let me use the docker command
[19:34] <lisbeth> it says it is not installed
[19:34] <lisbeth> sudo apt-get install docker says docker is already installed at it's latest version
[19:34] <imbezol> kk-: do you have an ubuntu question?
[19:35] <kk-> umm no
[19:37] <lisbeth> is there anyone who can help me discern why I can not use docker while i have docker installed?
[19:37] <imbezol> lisbeth: are you certain running "docker" is how it's intended to be used?
[19:37] <bubbasaures> lisbeth, pastebin the commands and errors to the channel
[19:38] <bubbasaures> channel not me
[19:40] <lisbeth> http://lpaste.net/118150
[19:41] <physixer> imbezol: ubuntu settings show 'Unknown display' for both. And it sets 2650x1440 for both, and there is not other resolution option available. As a result, the 1440p works (primary display), but the 1200p has nothing showing even though the power led indicates that it is receiving signal from the GPU.
[19:41] <Ugb3> Any idea on how to chose dependency alternatives on install ?
[19:41] <MonkeyDust> lisbeth  type    which docker
[19:41] <lisbeth> MonkeyDust, no output
[19:41] <lisbeth> simply returns to prompt
[19:42] <Segfault_> lisbeth: what is your PATH? Type in 'echo $PATH'
[19:42] <lisbeth> I messed around with my path a little bit so let me give you my current path and see if that is it
[19:42] <MonkeyDust> lisbeth  if you want a mac like dock, try cairo-dock
[19:42] <lisbeth> bash: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games: No such file or directory
[19:43] <lisbeth> MonkeyDust it is not dockey, it's docker
[19:43] <lisbeth> but thanks for the advice I enjoy cairo-dock
[19:43] <imbezol> wmdocker the same thing?
[19:43] <Segfault_> where did that "No such file and directory" come from? Is that actually in your path?
[19:43] <imbezol> dpkg -L docker | grep bin/.
[19:44] <MonkeyDust> lisbeth  use this    sudo apt-get install docker.io    <-- note the .io
[19:44] <lisbeth> yes thats in my path
[19:44] <Segfault_> MonkeyDust: docker != docker.io
[19:44] <lisbeth> MonkeyDust I am trying imbezol's command first
[19:44] <MonkeyDust> gr
[19:44] <MonkeyDust> great
[19:44] <lisbeth> imbezol am I supposed to include the . ?
[19:44] <imbezol> yes
[19:44] <Segfault_> lisbeth: You are not supposed to have "No such file or directory" in your path :P Could you show me the command you use to set your path?
[19:45] <lisbeth> also the output is: /usr/bin/wmdocker
[19:45] <imbezol> right
[19:45] <lisbeth> Segfault it's already gone but basically I added a folder to the front of my path then attached :$PATH on top of that
[19:45] <lisbeth> howeve that was already in my path before I changed anything
[19:46] <xdexter> Hello, Ubuntu support NTLM authentication for browser? without using the cntlm software?
[19:46] <Segfault_> I assume that docker is installed in /usr/bin, try typing in /usr/bin/docker
[19:47] <imbezol> Segfault_: as you can see above, the binary in that package is called wmdocker
[19:47] <lisbeth> no such file or directory
[19:47] <vbgunz> I hope this question makes sense. I am trying to use Byobu on a local machine. From the local shell, I SSH into a remote machine that should launch Byobu by default. What would be the easiest way to only see and work inside the inner most Byobu?
[19:48] <Segfault_> imbezol: Oh, then the man page on manpages.ubuntu.com is wrong. Sorry about that
[19:48] <imbezol> Segfault_: i don't know if it's the same app lisbeth is expecting tho
[19:49] <bubbasaures> lisbeth, official docker use but maybe more info needed. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-use-docker-getting-started
[19:49] <imbezol> https://docs.docker.com/installation/ubuntulinux/
[19:49] <imbezol> looks like docker.io is the package you want
[19:50] <imbezol> so the helpful "you should apt-get install docker" message is wrong
[19:50] <Segfault_> docker is system tray stuff, docker.io is a platform for distributed applications
[19:50] <MonkeyDust> it's confusing
[19:50] <imbezol> hmm.. perhaps wmdocker is what lisbeth wants then?
[19:50] <bubbasaures> very and that command is a a platform use
[19:51] <Segfault_> I agree, this can probably be considered a bug. Everything indicated that the executable is named "docker", but the actual name is "wmdocker"
[19:52] <imbezol> meanwhile lisbeth has gone for coffee while we sort this out lol
[19:52] <lisbeth> ok I think I have the wrong packagename
[19:52] <MonkeyDust> "madame est servie"
[19:52] <lisbeth> "docker" for ubuntu is in fact not the docker i am looking for
[19:53] <lisbeth> thanks you guys I have it now
[19:54] <MonkeyDust> lisbeth  do you want something like docky or cairo-dock, to list your applications?
[19:57] <cnnx> is kylin what i want if i want to create a full bootable ubuntu usb disk with my 8gb usb stick?
[19:57] <physixer> Ubuntu display manager doesn't help (test nick)
[19:57] <MonkeyDust> cnnx  kylin is chinese
[19:58] <MonkeyDust> cnnx  it's ubuntu-for-china, so to say
[19:58] <physixer> I mean the display settings dialog window not the gdm or lightdm
[19:58] <cnnx> so which do i download
[19:59] <Segfault_> cnnx: Last time I tried this I just used regular ubuntu.  I’m trying to install cacti but it really wants to install apache and I don’t, I don’t understand as I have nginx installed and all dependy it shouldn’t ask for apache to be installed...
[20:16] <MonkeyDust> Ugb3  apt-cache show cacti     tells you it actually needs MySQL
[20:17] <Ugb3> MonkeyDust: I have mysql installed
[20:17] <Pici> Ugb3: if you install php5-fpm first it should fulfill the php5 dependency and not the libapache2-mod-php5 dependency.
[20:18] <Ugb3> Pici: I have php5-fpm installed
[20:19] <o_be_one> hi all, i've generated a .key file for a ssl cert from thawtee, but just to know it's ok if i drop my .key and bundled csr to nginx conf ?
[20:19] <Pici> Ugb3: try it with apt-get install --no-install-recommends cacti
[20:19] <Ugb3> Pici: Same thing.
[20:20] <Pici> Ugb3: What release of Ubuntu are you on?
[20:20] <MonkeyDust> Ugb3  cat /etc/issue
[20:21] <Ugb3> Pici: 14.04 but no worry I found it ! the php5 package was not installed for some reasons...
[20:21] <Pici> Ugb3: woo
[20:22] <the_tricky> hello there, guys
[20:22] <Ugb3> Oh it still created config files for apache sight
[20:22] <the_tricky> how do i make partitions mount on startup automatically?
[20:23] <MonkeyDust> the_tricky  in /etc/fstab
[20:23] <k1l> the_tricky: put them into the fstab
[20:23] <k1l> !fstab | the_tricky
[20:29] <Edmond> http://bkgp.treson.ru/453201/6990856/    SALEEEEE!!!!
[20:29] <Edmond> http://bkgp.treson.ru/453201/6990856/    SALEEEEE!!!!
[20:29] <Edmond> http://bkgp.treson.ru/453201/6990856/    SALEEEEE!!!!
[20:29] <theadmin> !ops
[20:31] <the_tricky> thanks, guys
[20:31] <the_tricky> it's all OK now
[20:37] <lapion> It would appear certain nouveau drivers do not work anymore...
[20:37] <fmcarreiro> alguém do brasil?
[20:37] <theadmin> !br
[20:41] <Rapture> quick question. are php mods in /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/foobar.ini automatically included in php.ini or do I still need to manually add them to the php.ini file?
[20:43] <MonkeyDust> Rapture  quick tip: better ask in ##php   (that's double #)
[20:44] <Rapture> ty
[20:48] <Guest62528> Hi are there any active coding groups for Ubuntu beginners?
[20:49] <theadmin> Rapture: Yes, they should be (as long as you are running PHP with Apache).
[20:51] <Rapture> theadmin: ty I am running php with apache
[20:52] <Rapture> the main thing I'm a little confused on is this: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=a4tD1U6H
[20:52] <RobBurkeOne> Hey people: How can I log out of my session without using the usual menu in unity? I had to execute unity--replace but now the top bar is broken.
[20:52] <Rapture> Opcode Caching => Disabled but opcache.enable => on
[20:55] <theadmin> RobBurkeOne: gnome-session-quit --logout
[20:55] <MonkeyDust> Guest62528  beginner as developer?
[20:56] <RobBurkeOne> theadmin: I cannot select my terminal anymore: windows switcher obviously does not work amymore. ALso  switching windows using the side bar is also not possible
[20:57] <Guest62528> Yes
[20:57] <bubbasaures> RobBurkeOne, use a tty
[20:57] <MonkeyDust> Guest62528  there's #ubuntu-app-devel
[20:57] <RobBurkeOne> I even see the window on my desktop but I cannot select it with the mouse -.-
[20:57] <RobBurkeOne> bubbasaures:  Ah, good idea
[20:57] <theadmin> RobBurkeOne: Meh. Just press Alt+SysRQ+K
[20:58] <RobBurkeOne> SysRQ = meta?
[20:58] <theadmin> RobBurkeOne: Ctrl-Alt-Backspace should work too if you have that enabled.
[20:58] <theadmin> RobBurkeOne: Eh... SysRQ is usually on the same key as Print Screen these days.   Needs to be in xorg.conf to work now.
[21:00] <MonkeyDust> JohnnyL  no profane language please
[21:01] <theadmin> jhutchins: Huh...   People were apparantly pressing it by mistake and dumping their gnome session.  I'm not sure I believe that.
[21:05] <RobBurkeOne> I opted for the restart of lightdm. I had problems with it anyways and thought thats probably saving me more time than just gnome-session-logout
[21:06] <RobBurkeOne> Is anybode else required to type in his or her passwort three times in the greeter to unlock the screen? Meaning as in see the greeter three times in a row ?
[21:06] <theadmin> jhutchins: I find that unlikely. Just how do you press Ctrl-Alt-Backspace by accident?
[21:09] <evren> good night
[21:09] <jhutchins> theadmin: Yep.
[21:09] <evren> hello
[21:09] <jhutchins> RobBurkeOne: Nope.  Once should be enough.
[21:09] <Askalking> Anybody could help me out setting disk quota in webmin for a ubuntu 12.04 server?
[21:10] <RobBurkeOne> jhutchins: I know and I agree
[21:10] <evren> my name is evren
[21:10] <evren> ı am türkısh
[21:10] <bubbasaures> evren, Welcome, do you need ubuntu support?
[21:10] <Askalking> I'm trying to set quotas for the /home/users/ directory
[21:11] <RobBurkeOne> But whenever I unlock the sreen I see my workspace half a second until it locks up again and I have to unlock again
[21:11] <MonkeyDust> !webmin | Askalking
[21:12] <RobBurkeOne> sometimes its not even the same greeter. Sometimes its to XFCE greeter instead of the unity one
[21:12] <evren> ı am new ı learn
[21:12] <Askalking> oh thats too bad
[21:12] <MonkeyDust> evren  type /j #ubuntu-tr
[21:12] <Askalking> I was using it less than 2 week ago but I had to change server and now im trying to set up everything like it used to be
[21:12] <jcorgan> is there a way to have apt-get upgrade automatically choose the default 'N' when a conffile already exists?  adding -y and DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive doesn't do it
[21:13] <physixer> Having trouble running 1440p and 1200p screens off nvidia GTX 560 Ti, help?
[21:13] <function9x> Askalking: /j #webmin
[21:13] <Askalking> ?
[21:13] <evren> to meet you
[21:13] <evren> :)
[21:14] <Askalking> oh, I see
[21:14] <physixer> 1440p is dual link DVI, 1200p is single link. 1440p is working atm.
[21:14] <Askalking> < thanls
[21:14] <evren> thanks
[21:15] <eithne> hello
[21:15] <eithne> I need some help
[21:16] <ntz> hello
[21:16] <k1l> !ask
[21:16] <Guest62528> Hi RobBurkeOne
[21:16] <Guest62528> !ask
[21:16] <Guest62528> What do you need help with eithne?
[21:17] <ntz> I'm answering the question of one my friend having some problem with buntu .. I don't have buntu myself .. can't anybody please pastebin for me the output from `xrandr -q' in ubuntu 14.04 with default xorg ? i need it for something
[21:17] <ml> ciao
[21:18] <function9x> ntz: vbox
[21:18] <cecja> ntz: thats no generic output it depends on your connected screens
[21:18] <eithne> I had problem with an old account, so I needed to create a new one, with the old one Unity won't start. I tried to copy the files stored in the old "home" directory into the new account's one by using "sudo nautilus"
[21:18] <ntz> specifically he says, that the highest resolution what he can set is 1024x768 and his xrandr says: Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480, current 1024 x 768, maximum 1024 x 768
[21:18] <RobBurkeOne> Guest62528: Hi you. What'S up?
[21:18] <ntz> which is weird, because xorg normally offers the max dimensions not related to the physical resolution
[21:18] <ntz> eg: Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1600 x 900, maximum 32767 x 32767
[21:18] <k1l> ntz: what video card, what video driver? what connection type? adapters involved?
[21:18] <eithne> but now I can't access them because the are blocked with root privileges
[21:19] <bubbasaures> eithne, Might we work on fixing the original account, if possible?
[21:19] <k1l> eithne: what was the issue wih the old account?
[21:19] <ntz> k1l: i can solve it for him, no worry, just pleae pastebin for me that output with your default xorg and any random display devices attached to your computer
[21:19] <eithne> no, it is deleted :( well I couldn't start any DE
[21:20] <ntz> function9x: no, thanks :)
[21:20] <cecja> eithne: there's something wrong with your setup you have to change the permissions for the new files
[21:20] <cecja> !chmod
[21:20] <k1l> ntz: i think you are looking  at the wrong spot
[21:20] <bubbasaures> eithne, You deleted an admin is the new one admin?
[21:20] <eithne> yes it is!
[21:20] <k1l> ntz: xor.conf is not used in most cases on ubuntu anymore.
[21:20] <Segfault_> eithne: du 'sudo chown your-user:your-user /home/your-user'. Replace "your-user" with your username
[21:20] <ntz> can anybody show me that output ? is that hard ? what I can do for you that you give me someone what I need, nothing less and nothing more
[21:21] <eithne> ok I'll try
[21:21] <k1l> ntz: see my last message.
[21:21] <Segfault_> sorry, append a -R
[21:21] <ntz> k1l: i know i know i know i know i know (everything)
[21:21] <cecja> ntz: it will NOT give you the answer to your problem.
[21:21] <xcyclist> Is there any kind of a static binary movement among the Ubuntu crowd?
[21:21] <function9x> ntz: is it really that hard to install vbox then install your own ubuntu?  I don't have buntu myself .. can't anybody please pastebin for me the output from `xrandr -q' in ubuntu 14.04 with default xorg ? i  need it for something
[21:25] <bekks> eithne: your username is "eithne", not "-eithne"
[21:25] <xcyclist> One could assert that the complex carbohydrates from the overflowing spaghetti compilations of un-reused reuseables is an impending source of software diabetic death.
[21:25] <eithne> sudo chown eithne;eithne /home/eithne ok?
[21:26] <bekks> xcyclist: Do you have a specific ubuntu support question?
[21:26] <cecja> eithne: dont forget the -R
[21:26] <bekks> eithne: No.
[21:26] <eithne> R?
[21:26] <bekks> eithne: "Use a : instead of ;"
[21:26] <Segfault_> the full command would be "sudo chown -R your-user:your-user /home/your-user"
[21:26] <bekks> And use "-R" as well.
[21:26] <eithne> well, could someone write me the entire command?
[21:26] <xcyclist> I want a dnstop and iotop binary that is independent of any library, and will run on any modern Ubuntu, or even other Linux kernels.
[21:26] <cecja> eithne: sudo chown -R eithne:eithne /home/eithne
[21:27] <bekks> xcyclist: Then you have to compile them yourself, statically.
[21:28] <eithne> it says "function not implemented" O.o
[21:28] <xcyclist> It would be nice of there was something like:  apt-get compilestatic dnstop
[21:28] <xcyclist> or even apt-get getstatic dnstop
[21:29] <xcyclist> and then if the man page had all the cautions about any gotchas.
[21:30] <eithne> it says function not implemented :(
[21:30] <cecja> eithne: thats odd mom
[21:30] <eithne> yes it is
[21:31] <bekks> eithne: Whats the command you are typing?
[21:31] <Segfault_> eithne: This is not hard. Type in exactly: sudo chown -R eithne:eithne /home/eithne
[21:31] <Segfault_> eithne: use a colon, NOT a semicolon
[21:32] <eithne> s"udo chown -R eithne:eithne /home/eithne"
[21:32] <imbezol> no quotes
[21:32] <bubbasaures> closer
[21:32] <bekks> eithne: Why are you using quotes now?
[21:32] <eithne> i typed it right guys....
[21:32] <bekks> eithne: Just type the command you've been told :)
[21:32] <bekks> eithne: you did not.
[21:33] <eithne> I didn't used quotes in terminal
[21:33] <bekks> eithne: The why are you tyong them in here?
[21:33] <bekks> eithne: And did you use a : instead of a ; ?
[21:33] <cecja> eithne: can you pastebin the ouput of ls -l /home/eithne
[21:33] <SchrodingersScat> bekks: why ;?
[21:33] <bekks> SchrodingersScat: because he used a ; instead of :
[21:34] <eithne> yes I used a :
[21:34] <cecja> eithne: or try to do it from a persistent root shell sudo -i
[21:34] <bekks> cecja: Which will not solve it.
[21:34] <bubbasaures> eithne, You're in the desktop right with browser access?
[21:35] <imbezol> eithne: bash usually outputs that error if you typed something prefixed by a : as it tries to use it as a function
[21:35] <imbezol> eithne: or rather suffixed with a :
[21:35] <imbezol> eithne: make sure you have no extra spaces in the command
[21:35] <bubbasaures> eithne, I would show your work in a pastebin to get this resolved honestly.
[21:38] <jimmy51v_> i've got an ubuntu box (server but with KDE installed) running great but the CPU is old.  i have a new motherboard and CPU i'd like to swap in.  is there a simple way to do so?  (replace the guts and force driver re-install without a format/reinstall)
[21:39] <bekks> jimmy51v_: Thats not Windows, no reinstall necessary :) The only thing you have to take care of is the graphics driver.
[21:39] <jcorgan> --force-confold solved my problem, now another question
[21:39] <eithne> well, can someone help me in a private chat maybe?
[21:40] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: so you putting hard drive that has ubuntu in a new machine.
[21:41] <streulma> hello
[21:41] <streulma> server hangs after Freeing initrd memory? Should it doesn't find root device?
[21:42] <cecja> eithne: pls paste your terminal in www.pastebin.com so we can debug it :D
[21:42] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: Are you using any proprietary drivers.
[21:42] <eithne> Oh! I don't know why but even if the term riported errors now the files are unlocked! :) thank you all
[21:42] <jimmy51v_> bekks:  thanks
[21:42] <jimmy51v_> ratlerkaa: i guess so.  just taking motherboard and CPU out, putting new one in.
[21:43] <jimmy51v_> different NICs, different CPU (still Intel), different GPU
[21:43] <peeps[work]> what is the most straightforward way to determine the ubuntu release installed on a computer, from the command line
[21:43] <bekks> peeps[work]: lsb_release -a
[21:44] <eithne> Oh! I don't know why but even if the term riported errors now the files are unlocked! :) thank you all... very much, really
[21:44] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: what is your GPU in old machine and new machine. Is it The same?
[21:44] <cecja> eithne: no problem :)
[21:45] <cnnx> i booted with a usb stick of ubuntu however after i made my changes and rebooted the changes were lost, why?
[21:45] <eithne> I'll go now, bye!
[21:45] <peeps[work]> thanks bekks
[21:45] <SchrodingersScat> !persistent | cnnx
[21:46] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: if you have proprietary GPU driver. Remove it and make sure it works with generic drivers.
[21:46] <SchrodingersScat> cnnx: note: you want the 2nd
[21:46] <cnnx> nice
[21:46] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: other than that. It will work on just about on hardware you swap out.
[21:47] <jimmy51v_> ratlerkaa:  They're both Intel integrated graphics
[21:47] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: you'll be fine.
[21:47] <jimmy51v_> just different generations.  i don't use 3d or anything... it's really a server that i use KDE on when i log in to tinker with a browser open
[21:47] <jimmy51v_> thanks!
[21:47] <jimmy51v_> i'll give it a try and see how it goes
[21:48] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: Did you go to the Intel site and instal their GPU driver?
[21:48] <cnnx> SchrodingersScat: its alot more complicated than just a live usb
[21:49] <SchrodingersScat> cnnx: most tools like unetbootin, etc. have an option to do this for you.
[21:49] <cnnx> SchrodingersScat: i use netbootin
[21:49] <ratlerkaa> jimmy51v_: most hardware is in the kernel. So you can swap most hardware unless you installed proprietary drivers.
[21:49] <cnnx> it allows for persistent?
[21:50] <SchrodingersScat> cnnx: right, should be a checkbox or something for persistence, then a slider or text box that lets you tell it how much of the space to allow for changes.
[21:50] <cnnx> SchrodingersScat: ok
[21:58] <ararob> how can i add a custom resolution in the Monitor Settings app?
[21:58] <Yves> I love Ubuntu lovers
[21:58] <Yves> thanks all
[21:59] <fragment137> ooooo ubuntu channel :D
[21:59] <Yves> What you mean ara
[21:59] <Yves> Welcome frag
[21:59] <fragment137> Can anyone point me towards a good place to get support for dnsmasq?
[21:59] <Yves> dnsmasq
[21:59] <Yves> sure
[21:59] <Yves> not me
[21:59] <fragment137> lol
[22:00] <Yves> sorry i donno
[22:00] <fragment137> np
[22:00] <fragment137> I'm just happy that IRC is still around for support
[22:00] <fragment137> used to be on IRC all the time
[22:00] <Yves> nice guy
[22:00] <Yves> Welcome
[22:00] <fragment137> thanks
[22:01] <ararob> Yves, i mean add a resolution of my choosing, say 1028x778
[22:01] <RNeville> Hello, has anyone had problems paying for an item in ebay - when I attempt to pay, I get this error message: "This Connection is Untrusted"
[22:01] <ararob> Yves, yes, it sounds weird, but, i need it to circumvent a bug in Rayman Legends.
[22:01] <Yves> what ubuntu you use ara?
[22:01] <RNeville> I'm running Ubuntu 14.04
[22:01] <fragment137> RNeville what browser are you using
[22:01] <ararob> 14.10
[22:01] <RNeville> Firefox
[22:02] <melvin> question about boot menu here, is it possible to change the name of a HDD that you see in the Boot menu?
[22:02] <Yves> Neville - i have no idea for now
[22:02] <Yves> ara
[22:02] <fragment137> Neville
[22:02] <Yves> good
[22:02] <fragment137> does it look like this?: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/connection-untrusted-error-message
[22:02] <Yves> left alt click on your bar
[22:02] <Yves> wait
[22:03] <melvin> question about boot menu here, is it possible to change the name of a HDD that you see in the Boot menu?
[22:03] <Yves> are you using
[22:03] <RNeville> fragment137: www.paypal.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for res.ebay.com (Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)
[22:03] <k1l> melvin: you mean in the bios?
[22:03] <bekks> melvin: Which hdd name do you refer to? Normally, you just see "Ubuntu" in the menu.
[22:03] <fragment137> ah ok
[22:03] <Yves> what ubuntu interface youre usining ara
[22:03] <fragment137> so it's redirecting you to paypal and failing
[22:03] <Yves> dont
[22:04] <ararob> Yves, LXDE
[22:04] <RNeville> fragment137: yes, I think that is what is happing
[22:04] <Yves> ara are you using unity?
[22:04] <RNeville> I can use my Windows 10 evaluation comp. (on same LAN,) no problems to pay for ebay items
[22:04] <Yves> icons in the left?
[22:04] <fragment137> Do you have the option to go to the page anyway?
[22:04] <fragment137> under "I understand the risks"
[22:04] <Arianna23>  There is no such thing as Free Porn http://j.mp/Rh9YfS
[22:05] <fragment137> or is it just a plaintext error
[22:05] <ararob> Yves, no, not unity
[22:05] <melvin> Well, i have 4 HDD's they're all different. The it gets me confused. I have a dual boot of windows 7 and Xubuntu. I need to choose when i wana use Xubuntu. Thats not a problem i just want the names changed of the HDD's in the Boot menu when i have to choose wich HDD i'm gonna boot from
[22:05] <Yves> good
[22:05] <Yves> then
[22:05] <RNeville> fragment137: I don't have the option of "I understand the risk"
[22:05] <RNeville> fragment137: just "Get me out of here!"
[22:05] <fragment137> Hmm
[22:05] <ironfoot495> Hello I have a HP deskjet 2542 all-in-one that I have a problem installing on ubuntu 12.04. I would greatly appreaciate help installing it on my system. Thanks in advance.
[22:05] <fragment137> Weird
[22:05] <fragment137> Thought I had an easy answer for you... this one might need more research
[22:06] <fragment137> Have you tried a different browser in ubuntu?
[22:06] <fragment137> like Chromium
[22:06] <Yves> right-alt click on your bar
[22:06] <k1l> melvin: a better solution would be: install grub into the first hdds MBR and there you can name it and organisie like you wnat
[22:06] <cecja> RNeville: can you give us the url of the site? you can retract all information of the transition
[22:06] <k1l> *organize
[22:06] <RNeville> fragment137: I've had this problem for about a week now, so I just try first my Ubuntu machine, and then I end up using my Windows 10 machine to pay for item
[22:06] <Yves> ara
[22:06] <RNeville> fragment137: I'll try Chromium
[22:06] <Yves> tell me what it does
[22:07] <Yves> plz
[22:07] <melvin> So i can install on Xubuntu or windows? or both?
[22:07] <fragment137> RNeville: Yes, elminiate the browser as the problem.
[22:07] <Ilhami>  I need to buy a HDMI computer dongle. Anyone who can recommend a cheap one?
[22:07] <melvin> i mean Grub, sorry
[22:07] <RNeville> fragment137: thx
[22:07] <Yves> There is a very simple solution for you ara
[22:07] <cecja> Ilhami: if you can wait a month or so I would go for an Intel Computestick
[22:07] <Yves> but i need to know
[22:08] <Ilhami> cecja, it will be out in a month?
[22:08] <fragment137> I'm more a fan of the AMDongle
[22:08] <fragment137> I kid...
[22:08] <Bashing-om> melvin: With 4 HDDs and multi-booting (??) you might be interested in : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MaintenanceFreeCustomGrub2Screen .
[22:08] <Yves> take your time ara
[22:08] <Yves> will be there
[22:09] <Yves> btw
[22:09] <melvin> GODDAM GUYS, I LOVE YOU <3
[22:09] <Yves> what is your first language
[22:09] <melvin> this really helped
[22:09] <melvin> thanks
[22:09] <Yves> ME TOO
[22:09] <Yves> :)
[22:09] <melvin> these guys are smart Yo
[22:09] <Yves> sure
[22:10] <Yves> community
[22:10] <fragment137> Who's good with Networking?
[22:10] <fragment137> specifically DHCP
[22:10] <Yves> depends
[22:10] <fragment137> in ubuntu :D
[22:10] <Yves> try to explain
[22:10] <Yves> we will find
[22:10] <ciel_> where do I go for steam support?
[22:10] <melvin> KLL and Bashing-om, thanks for the helps. I'm going to do more research with the info you guys gave me. Thank you
[22:10] <Yves> ciel
[22:10] <ciel_> yus?
[22:10] <k1l> ciel_: #ubuntu-steam
[22:10] <Yves> quel beau nom
[22:11] <Bashing-om> mel :)
[22:11] <ciel_> thanks k1l
[22:11] <fragment137> I have dnsmasq running on an ubuntu 12.04 vm. It has two vnics, eth0 and eth1. eth0 is serving as its internet connection and eth1 is supposed to be the default gateway for the internal network.
[22:11] <melvin> Ciel, you can easily download steam by using PlayOnLinux
[22:11] <RNeville> I'm having input sound problems; Pulse Audio was working for Skype, but all of a sudden, my mic input went very low
[22:11] <isifreek> I'm running `ssh-copy-id hostname` and getting back "No passwd entry for user 'hostname'". What am I doing wrong?
[22:11] <ciel_> Nah I have steam it's just a issue with a game
[22:11] <victor_> hi everyone
[22:11] <melvin> oh sorry :P
[22:11] <melvin> wich game?
[22:11] <Yves> i hate that
[22:11] <ciel_> Rust
[22:11] <fragment137> I have dhcp functioning, but the problem I'm running in to is that VMs that grab an address from dnsmasq cannot access the internet.
[22:11] <melvin> ufff rust is still in beta
[22:11] <Yves> but if needed
[22:11] <fragment137> they get DNS information but they can't ping out, ssh out, etc.
[22:11] <melvin> or alpha even
[22:12] <Yves> better to use vbox
[22:12] <Yves> i hate too
[22:12] <Yves> lol
[22:12] <Yves> play on linux
[22:12] <cecja> Ilhami: it was on some techsite... otherwise there are mainly ARM sticks on the market FXI Cotton Candy is an Option but it's a bit overpriced... a rooted chromecast is fine but you have to use ssh or some wlan keyboards
[22:12] <ciel_> People have manage to fix it with symlinks but I donno what that is Im still new to ubuntu
[22:12] <speram> list
[22:12] <speram> !list
[22:12] <Yves> ara
[22:12] <victor_> hi linux people
[22:12] <Yves> still there?
[22:13] <Yves> Greetings victor
[22:13] <victor_> greetings
[22:13] <melvin> ciel, don't worry, i'm also new. Using it for like a week and still trying to learn. Just keep trying :P
[22:13] <victor_> am new here
[22:13] <Ilhami> cecja, I need something I can plug to my TV and it works like a computer..
[22:13] <Yves> Welcome then
[22:13] <Ilhami> I dont think chromecast works that way.
[22:13] <Yves> me too
[22:13] <ciel_> Mew
[22:14] <Yves> Miaou?
[22:14] <victor_> thanks
[22:14] <Yves> what that means;?
[22:14] <cecja> Ilhami: how powerful?
[22:14] <Ilhami> powerful enough to stream football games :P
[22:14] <Ilhami> and stuff like that.
[22:14] <melvin> raspberrypie?:P
[22:14] <Yves> Ilhami: Wine?
[22:14] <ciel_> it seems as if the steam-ubuntu chat is like dead
[22:14] <imbezol> Ilhami: i built a small i3 system with no fans and put kubuntu on it
[22:15] <imbezol> Ilhami: makes an awesome media system with plex and xbmc
[22:15] <Ilhami> imbezol, produce one more :)
[22:15] <Yves> Here is the right place
[22:15] <Yves> <- pleased
[22:15] <imbezol> Ilhami: i'm sure you could put one together with locally sourced parts cheaper than i could get it to you :)
[22:16] <Ilhami> My tv is not a smart tv. :/
[22:16] <fragment137> i
[22:16] <fragment137> LOVE plex.
[22:16] <Ilhami> it does not provide networking.
[22:16] <Ilhami> Which is annoying.
[22:16] <Yves> for TV
[22:16] <Yves> use TV room
[22:16] <k1l> hey gusy we have #ubuntu-offtopic for general chitchat. lets try to keep this channel clear for ubuntu support
[22:17] <cecja> Ilhami: personally I would go for a Banana Pi...its 38 bucks and has a lot more bang then the raspberry
[22:17] <Ilhami> Banana Pi let me search for it.
[22:17] <Ilhami> Thanks
[22:17] <Yves> looking for a J software friend
[22:17] <jesus_smasher> hello there can someone advise me no how to update EGLIBC 2.13-38+deb7u6 to    _____   libc6 (>= 2.14)
[22:17] <fragment137> brb
[22:18] <Yves> what ubuntu release jesus?
[22:18] <Ilhami> does it have a IRC channel?
[22:18] <Ilhami> an
[22:18] <Ilhami> cecja,
[22:18] <fragment137> holy crap
[22:18] <jhutchins> Ilhami: The thing about smart TVs is that you have to replace the whole TV to upgrade the apps.
[22:19] <fragment137> lots of people in here O_O
[22:19] <Yves> frag is complaining
[22:19] <cecja> Ilhami: not that i recall but you could ask in #hackaday or #linux-sunxi
[22:19] <Yves> i will die
[22:19] <Ilhami> oh jhutchins .. I wont even bother buying one. :P
[22:19] <Ilhami> overrated
[22:19] <fragment137> Not complaining, just trying a different IRC client and it flooded me with all the usernames
[22:19] <k1l> !ot | yves fragment137 Ilhami
[22:20] <k1l> jesus_smasher: can you pastebin the whole command and output and show the link here?
[22:20] <jesus_smasher> i got kali linux / Debian 3.14.5
[22:20] <Yves> ubottu: ubo - thats what i tought
[22:20] <fragment137> Back to support. Still looking for advise on dnsmasq or general dhcp knowledge
[22:21] <OerHeks> jesus_smasher, kali has its own issues
[22:21] <k1l> jesus_smasher: then ask in the kali support channel please. they will know better
[22:21] <k1l> !kali | jesus_smasher
[22:22] <Yves> ubo isnt as noob he told i fear
[22:22] <Yves> thanks
[22:23] <melvin> so i still have this weird question, remember i'm a noob. Is Grub already in Xubuntu? :$
[22:23] <k1l> melvin: yes.
[22:23] <melvin> i feel so retarded now xd
[22:23] <mmazing> my clock is incorrect suddenly, and can't seem to figure it out. ntp is running, timezone is set, when i run dpkg-reconfigure tzdata, it shows UTC time incorrectly as well
[22:23] <k1l> melvin: do you unconnect the hdds you got in your pc manually?
[22:24] <Yves> dont feel retarted
[22:24] <Yves> when learning
[22:24] <Yves> :)
[22:24] <k1l> mmazing: how much incorrect?
[22:24] <sudormrf> is there a way to do something like shock what appears to be a stuck process with 1,000,000 volts so it wakes up and finishes?
[22:24] <sudormrf> :D
[22:24] <melvin> Yves, thanks. k1l, how do i boot into grub?
[22:25] <mmazing> im set to CST (GMT-7, i think) and my install thinks that CST time is equal to GMT at the moment
[22:25] <sudormrf> the more serious question is, I am trying to get this thing to finish, but it seems like the process is hanging.  I want to "prod" it so that it moves on.  Is there a way to do so?
[22:25] <Yves> melvin: this is documented into community
[22:25] <Yves> on web
[22:26] <mmazing> "Universal Time is now:  Sat Jan 10 04:21:52 UTC 2015."
[22:26] <melvin> Yves, in this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MaintenanceFreeCustomGrub2Screen#For_All_Ubuntu_versions_using_Grub_version_1.99_or_2.00_or_later.
[22:26] <OerHeks> melvin, hold shift @ boot
[22:26] <Yves> other way is to get a grub tool
[22:26] <k1l> melvin: you need to install grub into the hdd that will be booted first. then when you bootup and that hdd is the first one to be booted than you will be given a selection menue like this http://tombuntu.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/grub2_menu.jpg
[22:26] <Yves> yes melvin
[22:26] <RNeville> fragment137: I was able to purchase my items through ebay , using Chromium, so it is a problem in Firefox 34 Ubuntu Canonical 1.0
[22:27] <Yves> there is a grub tool
[22:27] <Yves> better than all that
[22:27] <sudormrf> "prod" isn't the right word I am sure.  I am just trying to forcibly wake or unstick a process without killing it.
[22:27] <Yves> sorry dont remember the name
 fragment137: I was able to purchase my items through ebay , using Chromium, so it is a problem in Firefox 34 Ubuntu Canonical 1.0 just one nano second before you joined back
[22:27] <melvin> k1l, can i also install grub into windows 7?
[22:27] <Yves> my system is fresh installed
[22:27] <k1l> melvin: so if you let the disk boot first that includes the xubuntu install it will always show you the menue
[22:27] <k1l> melvin: yes. it should be already included.
[22:27] <Yves> in windows?
[22:28] <RNeville> cecja: ?
[22:28] <k1l> melvin: but i dont know what you are doing with the 4 hdds and the manual boot order there
[22:28] <melvin> xd
[22:28] <Yves> better to reinstall your windows as usual
[22:28] <victor_> i cant partition my computer windows and linux
[22:28] <k1l> melvin: are you disconnecting the hdds?
[22:28] <Yves> then a linux
[22:28] <cecja> RNeville: fragment was disconnected at the moment you wrote your response
[22:28] <Yves> will work naturally
[22:28] <fragment137> Sorry about that RNeville
[22:28] <melvin> Okay, i have 3 hdd's for windows 7 and 1 for Xubuntu
[22:28] <RNeville> cecja: thx very much, didn't realize this!
[22:28] <fragment137> I see your message now
[22:28] <fragment137> good to know you've at least got purchases working
[22:29] <RNeville> fragment137: no problem
[22:29] <sudormrf> or is what I am saying complete gibberish?
[22:29] <k1l> melvin: you said you choose each hdd on booting. can you explain that?
[22:29] <RNeville> fragment137: yes, I just thought maybe this was well know problem, don't even know who to beging to search google for this problem
[22:29] <IPhoton> Hello, I am running Ubuntu 14.04 on VMware workstation and everything is great except for one small annoying detail. I have two monitors and so when I click on two monitors view, it works but on my other monitor the little 'arrow cursor' dissapears O.o
[22:29] <Yves> melvin
[22:29] <melvin> No i choose one of the 2 OS to boot from :$ maybe i explained little whrong
[22:30] <IPhoton> I have tried some of the solutions on unbut forum but it doesn't work
[22:30] <RNeville> fragment137: sorry for typos
[22:30] <Yves> as soon you install a new linux
[22:30] <Yves> grub will take it on
[22:30] <Yves> even windows
[22:30] <k1l> melvin: yes, i still dont understand what you are doing there at all :) but xubuntu should have a grub and from that you can launch windows too
[22:30] <Yves> or all that crap
[22:30] <melvin> okay, so i'm now using Xubuntu and talking to you in it :P
[22:31] <k1l> Yves: no need for reinstall. please dont tell people to reinstall when there is no need
[22:31] <melvin> haha i feel so retarded xd
[22:31] <Yves> K1
[22:31] <Yves> you are right
[22:31] <melvin> i'm not reinstalling nothing. I just finished haha
[22:31] <Yves> im telling the easyest way
[22:31] <k1l> melvin: please put a "sudo fdisk -l" (small L at the end) in a pastebin and show the link here
[22:32] <Yves> jupiter
[22:32] <mmazing> sudormrf: as far as i know, there's not really a way to "kick a process in the ass" if it is hung, it could also be in "uninterruptable sleep" if it is waiting for disk access or something
[22:32] <Yves> brb
[22:32] <k1l> Yves: no. the easiest way is to get the setup sorted and then run a proper command to get it fixed
[22:32] <Yves> yes
[22:32] <melvin> WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sda'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted.   Disk /dev/sda: 500.1 GB,<PHONE_NUMBER>16 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 60801 cylinders, total 976773168 sectors Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Disk identifier: 0xd0bac354     Device Boot      Start         End
[22:32] <Yves> k1
[22:32] <Yves> im agreeing
[22:32] <melvin> Wait sorry ill make a screen and upload it
[22:32] <Yves> plz let me look my 2nd comp
[22:32] <k1l> !paste | melvin
[22:33] <RNeville> When using Pulse Audio - is it better to use usb headphones or 3.5 mm jack inputs headphones?
[22:33] <phre4k> RNeville: it doesn't matter
[22:33] <Yves> brb
[22:33] <RNeville> phre4k: k, thx
[22:33] <Yves> will find
[22:33] <phre4k> RNeville: but sometimes 3,5mm jack headphones have a ripple pickup
[22:34] <IPhoton> Anyone have the same two monitor problem?
[22:34] <IPhoton> they lose the arrow cursor?
[22:34] <phre4k> RNeville: because some idiot thought spending 0,03€ less on grounding would be good for margins
[22:34] <RNeville> phre4k: do you have any experience using Skype under Ubuntu 14.04 for 3.5mm headphones
[22:34] <melvin> http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-09-01-15-233327.php
[22:34] <phre4k> RNeville: it works if your sound works generally
[22:35] <melvin> there is the link guys :)
[22:35] <phre4k> RNeville: that said, Skype is a really bad piece of software. Mumble is a lot better for audio conferencing
[22:35] <RNeville> phre4k: it is amazing what problems are cause over very small amounts of money
[22:35] <tgm4883> RNeville: well, very small amounts of money a lot of times
[22:35] <k1l> melvin: ok, you can use a text pastebin like the bot message told :)
[22:35] <RNeville> I like the database for Skype, and I pay for to be able to connect to cell and landlines
[22:36] <k1l> melvin: now please run a "sudo update-grub" and show the output afterwards
[22:36] <phre4k> RNeville: legit use case.
[22:36] <RNeville> phre4k: thx
[22:36] <melvin> http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-09-01-15-233637.php
[22:37] <RNeville> phre4k: the $2.99 a month is a good investment for Skype, IMO, and experience, truly
[22:37] <melvin> there is the updated one
[22:37] <Yves> its grubrescue in symantec i think
[22:37] <Yves> you can edit
[22:37] <RNeville> But, it is buggy, maybe not as bad as itunes; however, it was working well under Ubuntu for a couple of weeks
[22:37] <phre4k> RNeville: I have free VoIP from my ISP which I can use with Ekiga, Linphone etc.
[22:37] <Yves> yes it is
[22:38] <melvin> the what?
[22:38] <phre4k> RNeville: so I can't really relate. But in your case Skype isn't so bad :D
[22:38] <k1l> melvin: ok, it found a windows instlal and included it into the grub menue.
[22:38] <hje841> I have an extra harddrive that I have salvaged from a laptop. It was dualbooted Ubuntu/Win7, but the grub installation seems to be broken. How can I recover it while in a dock?
[22:38] <Yves> in windoes?
[22:38] <RNeville> melvin: the microphone quit working, as most totally
[22:38] <Yves> are your tree broken kje?
[22:39] <melvin> Who the hell are you guys talking to, and RNeville what do you mean with microphone? xd
[22:39] <RNeville> melvin: almost totally, the microphone stopped working, and it doesn't seem to be the mic itself
[22:39] <Yves> not a linux problem bro
[22:39] <fragment137> hje841: When you say grub seems to be broken.. do you get a bootloader or is it not coming up at all?
[22:39] <melvin> RNeville, are you trolling me?
[22:40] <RNeville> melvin: no, sorry
[22:40] <cecja> RNeville: do you get a feedback in the ubuntu sound config when you plug in the speakers into the microphone port?
[22:40] <melvin> Yo all CHILL
[22:40] <Yves> frag you got a good way
[22:40] <fragment137> good way to what o.O
[22:40] <phre4k> melvin: read faster
[22:40] <RNeville> cecja: don't know, sorry to say!
[22:40] <Yves> to understand
[22:40] <Yves> i mean
[22:41] <melvin> So what do i have to do K1L, Yves?
[22:41] <melvin> I feel like learning how to walk with this grub stuff lol
[22:41] <Yves> lemme read back
[22:41] <melvin> http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-09-01-15-233637.php check this link
[22:41] <k1l> melvin: set the 4th hdd as standard on booting. it will show the ubuntu and the windows then
[22:42] <melvin> Okay let me try bro
[22:42] <melvin> brb
[22:42] <Yves> i see
[22:42] <Yves> sorry i did not explore it yet
[22:42] <Yves> but i know there is a script
[22:42] <Yves> fot Thunderbird
[22:42] <RNeville> cecja: I do seem to pick up sometime of signal when I plug speaker into mic port
[22:42] <Yves> didnt tested yet
[22:43] <RNeville> cecja: not sure I would call it a true feedback signal!
[22:43] <Yves> Sorry i cant learn all
[22:43] <Yves> but
[22:44] <Yves> i know this is discussed in community
[22:46] <cecja> RNeville: what happens when you tap on it?
[22:46] <Yves> i also remember that people dont appreciate the same way the Thunderbird solution
[22:46] <hje841> fragment137, when I boot fromt he disk it says it can't find a certain file and drops to "grub>"
[22:47] <fragment137> Ah ok
[22:47] <Yves> clear now
[22:47] <fragment137> are you booting to this laptop drive from the dock?
[22:47] <RNeville> cecja: sorry, just a second and  I'll see
[22:47] <fragment137> or is this drive in a new machine
[22:47] <Yves> thx neville
[22:47] <hje841> fragment137, yes, the laptop drive is in the dock connected to this laptop I'm on right now
[22:48] <fragment137> I see
[22:48] <Yves> youre on the way with frag hje
[22:48] <fragment137> so what's probably happening is the grub entries are probably pointing to the wrong /dev/ device
[22:48] <Yves>   /
[22:48] <Yves> la marde
[22:48] <melvin> k1l, yves, i'm back
[22:48] <Guest96467> Yves?
[22:48] <melvin> but there seems to be something whrong with my grub
[22:49] <Yves> there
[22:49] <melvin> i get a error, the thing is i think there is a broken Ubuntu somewhere in one of the HDD's or broken Grub
[22:49] <RNeville> cecja: as I tap the "speaker" 3.5mm jack into the mic input, I do get a tapping amplified sound out the speakers
[22:49] <fragment137> hje841: give me a few minutes... it's been awhile since i've messed with grub
[22:49] <Guest96467> -
[22:49] <melvin> Yves, K1L, i get a error, the thing is i think there is a broken Ubuntu somewhere in one of the HDD's or broken Grub
[22:49] <cecja> RNeville: then the mic on the headset is busted :/
[22:49] <Jcq> Yves?
[22:50] <Yves> min Jacques svp
[22:50] <Jcq> ok
[22:50] <Yves> melvin
[22:50] <RNeville> thx, cecja, that is very possible, I keep forgetting I have the headphones on and getting up and jerking the cable
[22:50] <melvin> yes
[22:50] <RonWhoCares> I setup a dual boot operating system.  Windows 7 & Ubuntu 14.04.  Now I can't access my "Windows Recovery Environment".  I've seen several references to Boot-Repair.  Is this what will fix my dual boot menu?    I must be eating...
[22:54] <Yves> grub prompt?
[22:54] <fragment137> Yis
[22:54] <fragment137> when grub fails, it goes to a grub prompt
[22:54] <fragment137> literally just grub> on the screen
[22:54] <fragment137> there's stuff you can do from there to recover it
[22:54] <fragment137> lol
[22:55] <Yves> is that working all the time?
[22:55] <fragment137> It only comes up when grub fails to boot.
[22:55] <fragment137> or rather... it only comes up when grub fails to find a bootable device
[22:55] <Yves> <----   love frag
[22:56] <fragment137> Not just a pretty face :)
[22:56] <fragment137> i know some stuff too
[22:56] <fragment137> SOME stuff....
[22:56] <Yves> of course
[22:56] <Yves> some
[22:56] <Yves> we are all making our best
[22:56] <Yves> hopefully
[22:56] <Yves> were in Linux
[22:56] <fragment137> Ironically i'm currently on a windows machine
[22:57] <fragment137> but i'm trying to get a bunch of linux vms co-operating :|
[22:57] <Yves> SHAME
[22:57] <fragment137> Meh, it's for work. :)
[22:57] <Yves> kk
[22:57] <fragment137> I run windows at home too -- that's for compatibility.. I run linux for all of my workloads.
[22:57] <fragment137> also i'm a gamer
[22:57] <fragment137> gaming on linux isn't quite there yet.
[22:57] <fragment137> !ot fragment137
[22:57] <mmazing> i work in an IT department for a large organization and very few people here use linux (except me and a few others)
[22:57] <fragment137> :P
[22:57] <Yves> near
[22:57] <Yves> frag
[22:58] <Yves> we are very near
[22:58] <ciel_> does anyone know how to fix issues on steam running rust because It seems as if the ubuntu steam chat is not really helping considering no one is talking.
[22:58] <cecja> I don't know it feels like 1999 again with a lot of ports coming out but nohting happens.
[22:58] <Yves> ciel
[22:58] <ciel_> yes?
[22:58] <Yves> what is your first language?
[22:59] <hje841> fragment137, no, because it'll share the same CPU
[22:59] <Yves> Are you french ciel?
[23:00] <fragment137> hje841: The issue I suspect you're having is that the device entries in grub.conf are incorrect, as from the perspective of the bootloader, /dev/sda is the hard drive inside your laptop.
[23:01] <Yves> frag may be right
[23:01] <Yves> some architectures
[23:01] <Yves> need ubuntu to understand your machine
[23:02] <Yves> you have to play with F1
[23:03] <Yves> then after all is working fine
[23:03] <Yves> bios are sh.....
[23:03] <cecja> Yves: no, UEFI is.
[23:03] <Yves> but ubuntu can fix as soon you can get control
[23:03] <phre4k> cecja: UEFI is great, but the implementations are bad
[23:03] <B4Stian_> hi boyz! :-)
[23:04] <hje841> fragment137, exactly. actually I had the extra drive mounted in a caddy in this laptop along side my main drive. So one time I updated grub and the Ubuntu part dissappeared and left only my Arch and Win7 parts on the grub menu
[23:04] <Yves> Greetings Bastian
[23:04] <cecja> phre4k: yeah, you are right.
[23:05] <fragment137> hje841: the salvaged drive is probably split into separate partitions
[23:05] <Yves> arrrgh
[23:05] <fragment137> hje841: depending on which OS was originally installed first, ubuntu may be on a different partition
[23:05] <Yves> Thats why i propose my neandertalus solution
[23:05] <Yves> :)
[23:06] <Yves> exact frag
[23:06] <Yves> thats the problem
[23:06] <hje841> fragment137, it is. it was my main drive before. and originally it was with Win7 on it and I made room for some extra stuff. the mbr table is a mess
[23:06] <Yves> depends on the order you installed all taht
[23:07] <fragment137> hje841: might want to just salvage what information you want off it and start fresh then
[23:07] <Yves> agreeing
[23:07] <Yves> and then later
[23:07] <Yves> avoid windows
[23:07] <Yves> lol
[23:08] <Yves> using vbox for win
[23:08] <hje841> fragment137, I did that already before I replaced the CD-drive.. thing is that it's my only Win7 install..
[23:09] <Yves> nothen else
[23:09] <bubbasaures> Yves, Yeah we have seen your MS rhetoric, now could you like grow up.
[23:09] <hje841> and my laptop won't run Win7 64-bit in Virtualbox
[23:09] <fragment137> hje841: I'm guessing you don't have a key or a cd/iso?
[23:09] <doomlord_> any known  issues with a gtx970 & ubuntu
[23:09] <melvin> yves, you won't believe me i think but we did it Whaaaaaaa
[23:09] <Yves> bubbasaures: develop
[23:10] <Yves> melvin: Hoooooo
[23:10] <Yves> hje i see
[23:10] <melvin> it was the daim boot order xd
[23:11] <Yves> melvin
[23:11] <hje841> fragment137, I have a key on the back of my laptop - partly worn - but I think the win7 recovery partition is unreachable
[23:11] <Yves> i didnt find better than disconnect all drives
[23:11] <bubbasaures> doomlord_, We just basically deal with actual problems, if there is one describe it.
[23:11] <Yves> then install a new ubuntu
[23:12] <Yves> grub will work
[23:12] <Yves> i know im basics
[23:12] <fragment137> hje841: recovery partition is good for initial drivers and what not, but you can also burn an ISO (if you know where to find one) and install a fresh base
[23:12] <fragment137> then build your drivers off that.
[23:12] <melvin> yves, my boot order+pc almost went out the window
[23:12] <fragment137> or just.. install drivers from that.
[23:12] <melvin> yves, grub is working now :)
[23:12] <Yves> ;)
[23:12] <melvin> yves, i just booted from the whrong disck :$
[23:12] <bubbasaures> doomlord_, And easily found info if you're shopping. http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia_maxwell900_winlin&num=1  just one of many
[23:12] <Yves> lol
[23:13] <Yves> melvin
[23:13] <Yves> you are now a star
[23:13] <melvin> yves, i'm gonna try to set a background image for grub ^^ bare with me
[23:13] <fragment137> anyone here who's worked with dnsmasq
[23:13] <Yves> sure i do
[23:13] <fragment137> please let me know!
[23:13] <Yves> i donno
[23:13] <Yves> some1 know J
[23:13] <bubbasaures> fragment137, Not how it works here.
[23:13] <Yves> ?
[23:14] <fragment137> bubbasaures: care to clarify?
[23:15] <bubbasaures> fragment137, Sure, state your issue for help.
[23:15] <Yves> plz reformulate bud
[23:15] <fragment137> lol. I've tried. Thought i'd take the chance that someone would see dnsmasq in bold
[23:15] <fragment137> In any case:
[23:15] <hje841> fragment137, hmm.. so any key would work with any iso? ( that's a Win specific question.. but still)
[23:16] <melvin> fragment137, you want to network boot?
[23:16] <Yves> dnsmasq <--- in bold
[23:16] <fragment137> hje841: Windows keys work with their version (home,pro, etc.)
[23:16] <fragment137> they'll work with 32 or 64bit, and you should be able to use your 7 key for a base install
[23:16] <flexus> got cracking sound on pulse and jack, any idea?
[23:17] <Yves> i did cut internet access to my win
[23:17] <fragment137> For my issue: I have dnsmasq on a small ubuntu vm. DHCP is set up and working nicely... I'm even getting proper DNS through dnsmasq.. however, none of the vms who got an IP address can access the internet. Can't ping google dns
[23:17] <Yves> solved all
[23:18] <Yves> will study dnsmasq frag
[23:18] <fragment137> sweet.
[23:18] <hje841> fragment137, thanks. I'll try that out - maybe whipe the MBR in the process
[23:18] <fragment137> hje841: Glad I could help :")
[23:18] <fragment137> :)*** and good luck!
[23:19] <hje841> fragment137, oh thanks.. not that I plan on mounting that drive permanently anywhere with Win7 on it...
[23:20] <cecja> fragment137: can you ping the host? or say your router in your homenetwork from the vm?
[23:21] <Yves> fragment137: Thats why i say thx
[23:21] <fragment137> cecja: yes I can.
[23:22] <Yves> guys
[23:22] <fragment137> cecja: one minute, i'm going to try and do a quick drawing of my current setup
[23:22] <Yves> you will kill frag
[23:22] <stego> hmm
[23:22] <Yves> see later
[23:23] <stego> why is courier-imap such unwilling to allow clients to connect
[23:24] <Yves> stego: i talked to my internet provider about that
[23:24] <stego> not even local can connect to it
[23:24] <stego> everything is open just courier that drops the connections
[23:24] <Yves> pop3 is better but not always working
[23:24] <Yves> donno why
[23:25] <Yves> imap is a sure way
[23:25] <Yves> but you loose your stuff
[23:26] <Yves> donno if your Thunderbird got backup of your stuff
[23:26] <stego> its a brand new server i just cant get courier to accept connections
[23:27] <Yves> have a kind of hotmail address?
[23:27] <stego> a regular mail address?
[23:27] <Yves> yes
[23:27] <fragment137> cecja: this is my basic setup: http://picpaste.com/pics/Capture-w670QszH.1420846047.PNG
[23:28] <cecja> fragment137: everything is working except external dns resolve?
[23:28] <fragment137> external dns resolve actually works
[23:28] <Nytram> Just for giggles and it won't take long because there'sanimport option, try installing Evolution. I use Thunderbird but I have also used Evolution. I think Evo's imap handling is better. Please don't ask why, I just found it so.
[23:28] <fragment137> which is the weird part
[23:28] <fragment137> for instance, I can resolve my home domain
[23:29] <fragment137> which is completely outside of this network
[23:29] <fragment137> but I can't ping google DNS
[23:29] <fragment137> I don't think dnsmasq is forwarding net traffic
[23:29] <cecja> fragment137: can you surf ip based?
[23:29] <fragment137> no
[23:29] <fragment137> this is a command line VM by the wya
[23:29] <fragment137> headless****
[23:29] <cecja> lynx and stuff :P
[23:30] <cecja> fragment137: can you ping any other site except your homedomain?
[23:30] <Yves> stégo - install a stupid std email - look - and make the same with your provided
[23:30] <fragment137> cecja: the pings don't actually go through, but the DNS resolution does
[23:30] <fragment137> it's very odd
[23:30] <fragment137> one minute.
[23:30] <Yves> unless you can talk to some1 intelligent at your service
[23:31] <fragment137> I think I may know why... dnsmasq has net connectivity, and I believe it may be locally storing dns entries.
[23:31] <cecja> fragment137: your iptables?
[23:32] <fragment137> cecja: possibly.
[23:32] <Yves> hahah
[23:32] <fragment137> I hate iptables.
[23:32] <Yves> good luck
[23:33] <fragment137> :|
[23:37] <SuperLag> 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 (rev 3e) <-- that's my wifi adapter in my ThinkPad W530. It is a 3x3. If I put a newer Intel adapter in there that only has 2 antenna connections, will it still work? I was thinking of the 7260. It support 802.11ac
[23:37] <SuperLag> supports, that is
[23:50] <icewalker> any ideas where a can file a list of apache apr error code 70000?
[23:50] <icewalker> s/where a/where i/
[23:50] <icewalker> any ideas where i can find a list of apache apr error code 70000?
[23:55] <simogeppetto> CIAOO
[23:56] <simogeppetto> !LIST
[23:56] <ratlerkaa> icewalker: google
[23:56] <k1l> ratlerkaa: please dont people just to use google. that is not what this channel is for. thanks