[10:54] <universal> not a single connection shown in /etc/NETWORKMANAGER/system-connections but 3 connections still shown in edit connections gui.....did nmcli c del id <connection>........connections still shown in edit connections gui with full password and not getting deleted
[10:56] <co-XZist>   /part
[10:56] <universal> looks like deleting connection entry from edit connections gui deletes them from /etc/NETWORKMANAGER/system-connections but not from gui.....how to fix it ?
[10:57] <ax562> hello
[10:57] <skapism> any idea anyone?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> skapism: you can use the md5sum command to calculate MD5 hash of the file
[10:58] <grimeton> 8 digit hash sumss?
[10:58] <grimeton> seriously?
[10:58] <jackarg> ok ikonia im back sorry :) can you repeat? also, can i do this from the live cd or not? if not i'll upgrade and do it later but that may be harder
[10:58] <lyoko1> Hi, I have a friend who needs to upgrade from 11.10 to 13.04 (or at least 12.04 LTS). How can this be done?
[10:58] <aryans> ikonia: I am telling you what I saw....
[10:58] <skapism> ActionParsnip: no, I mean, I have a file with say [AAAAAAAA] in its name. but I have no idea what they used to create the hash
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> lyoko1: you can grab the Precise ISO and boot to it, you will be offered an upgrade
[10:59] <ikonia> aryans: try again, you saw wrong
[10:59] <skapism> grimeton: yes
[10:59] <grimeton> skapism: are you sure that it really represents a hash?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> skapism: contact the author
[10:59] <skapism> grimeton: yup, sure.
[10:59] <skapism> ActionParsnip: unforunately, the author is not available
[10:59] <grimeton> lyoko1: or use the update manager
[11:00] <jackarg> just copy and paste ikonia
[11:00] <grimeton> skapism: so how was that hash generated?
[11:00] <skapism> grimeton: that's just the question I asked
[11:00] <fly56> irc.darksin.net
[11:00] <aryans> I logged in Ubuntu 12.04, It logged in, then I logged out and tried to login again, now this time a message appeared that MSM_IOMMU: uNEXPECTED iOMMU PAGE FAULT
[11:01] <grimeton> skapism: you can only tell that it is a hash if you know how it's been generated ...
[11:01] <grimeton> skapism: and i can't remember a tool that generates 8 digit wide hashes
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> skapism: you can generate hashes in many ways, there is no way of knowing just by the actual hash itself
[11:01] <universal> not a single connection shown in /etc/NETWORKMANAGER/system-connections but 3 connections still shown in edit connections gui.....did nmcli c del id <connection>........connections still shown in edit connections gui with full password and not getting deleted
[11:01] <universal> looks like deleting connection entry from edit connections gui deletes them from /etc/NETWORKMANAGER/system-connections but not from gui.....how to fix it ?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> aryans: have you looked online for what the error means?
[11:02] <skapism> grimeton: yes. but it is pretty probable.
[11:02] <grimeton> skapism: get your set of hash generating tools and test on after eachother and see what happens
[11:02] <lyoko1> Ok thanks, I'll tell him to upgrade to 12.04, probably a safer bet
[11:02] <grimeton> if you see a hash that matches be happy
[11:03] <aryans> IOMMU is related to virtual to physical address conversion. but why this message occurred is nowhere to be seen
[11:03] <jackarg> can anyone here help? I'm trying to pake a seperate home partition while upgrading from 12.04. I am on the 13.04 live mage right now. anyone?
[11:03] <skapism> grimeton: I actually tested with cksum, md5sum and sha1sum (assuming they simply took the last 8 hex digits)
[11:03] <universal> anyone ???
[11:04] <jackarg> universal whats your prob
[11:04] <universal> not a single connection shown in /etc/NETWORKMANAGER/system-connections but 3 connections still shown in edit connections gui.....did nmcli c del id <connection>........connections still shown in edit connections gui with full password and not getting deleted
[11:04] <universal> looks like deleting connection entry from edit connections gui deletes them from /etc/NETWORKMANAGER/system-connections but not from gui.....how to fix it ?
[11:04] <universal> jackarg: ^^^^
[11:05] <grimeton> for i in $(openssl dgst -h |& grep "to use" | awk '{print $1}' | sed -E 's/-(.*)/\1/g'); do openssl $i $your_file_here; done
[11:05] <jackarg> universal yeah sorry i dont know
[11:05] <grimeton> skapism: ^
[11:06] <NET||abuse> hi folks, i'm having trouble getting a desktop file i made in .local/share/applicatoins/  to show up in unity application search lens
[11:06] <universal> anyone else ??
[11:07] <linux> hehe
[11:08] <linux> tai kuai le
[11:09] <universal> anyone else ??
[11:09] <linux> jack hao a you!
[11:10] <Voidvoid> hello everybody
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> universal: if you log off and on, are they gone?
[11:11] <universal> ActionParsnip: no
[11:11] <chalcedony> good to see you ActionParsnip *hugs*
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> universal: are they present for all users (make a new user if necessary)
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> chalcedony: howdy :)
[11:11] <universal> it looks like they are glued there
[11:11] <Johnny_Linux> try rebooting and or logout
[11:12] <chalcedony> i'm trying to install znc on ubuntu 13.04 - sudo apt-get install .. but it needs the name of the ubuntu, what's it called?
[11:12] <Voidvoid> im having some problems executing rapidsvn i can install it without problem but when i execute it doesnt open and if i open it from console i get the next message "rapidsvn: error while loading shared libraries: libsvn_subr-1.so.1"  it seems to be something with the libs but i cant fix it could anyone help me plz
[11:12] <grimeton> chalcedony: what's the name of the ubuntu?
[11:12] <universal> Johnny_Linux: tried that also....no use
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> chalcedony: cat /etc/issue    will tell you the release name
[11:12] <chalcedony> ah
[11:12] <chalcedony> ty
[11:12] <grimeton> Voidvoid: apt-cache search libsvn_subr-1
[11:13] <grimeton> Voidvoid: eeer apt-file search libsvn_subr-1
[11:13] <Voidvoid> let me try it
[11:14] <chalcedony> ActionParsnip, it just says Ubuntu 13.04 \n \l
[11:14] <universal> Johnny_Linux: any other ideas ?? ActionParsnip
[11:14] <chalcedony> is there a recent znc in nautilus?
[11:17] <jackarg> ok last try please help me. how do I create a seperate home partition while upgrading to 13.04. I have all my files on the main partition. do i just substract space from it, and mount the remaining space at /home and that's it? please someone just say yes or no
[11:17] <grimeton> jackarg: yes
[11:17] <grimeton> jackarg: shrink the existing partition to make space for another one
[11:17] <chalcedony> the example command is:  sudo apt-get install znc/quantal-backports  - quantal wouldn't apply to Raring-Ringtail or do i put all of that?
[11:17] <grimeton> then create another one and put your home there
[11:17] <grimeton> jackarg: then be happy
[11:17] <grimeton> jackarg: it's important to SHRINK the partition and NOT to delete it
[11:17] <grimeton> the later will kill everything
[11:18] <grimeton> latter
[11:18] <jackarg> grimeton and there is no problem after? no additional steps? i had someone else here telling me all sorts of things
[11:18] <Voidvoid> grimeton
[11:18] <grimeton> jackarg: shrinking a partition is abit complicated: shrink the filesystem, shrink the partition (the order is important)
[11:18] <Voidvoid> it doesnt find anything
[11:18] <grimeton> Voidvoid: is the apt-file cache up2date?
[11:18] <grimeton> Voidvoid: run apt-file update
[11:18] <Voidvoid> i have installed svnlib1  but still it doesnt work
[11:19] <grimeton> libsvn_subr-1.so.1 is in libsvn1 on my ubuntu
[11:20] <jackarg> grimeton lol ok lets just do it this way: I click on /dev/sda2 where all my gigs are. its mounted on / and has ubuntu 12.04 as system. i click change. then i see the megasbytes and to the right is a minus. i click the minus according to the space i want and thats all?
[11:20] <Voidvoid> ive installed it but when i try to execute it .. doesnt work :/
[11:21] <grimeton> jackarg: yeah, sometimes it's that easy
[11:21] <grimeton> Voidvoid: can you paste the error message on a paste service?
[11:21] <jackarg> grimeton sometimes?
[11:21] <jackarg> grimeton then i make it ext4 and mount it at /home and its done?
[11:22] <grimeton> jackarg: after the partition has been shrinked you create another one (e.g. sda3) and then create your /home on it
[11:22] <Voidvoid> grime i havent do that with apt file but the error i got its rapidsvn: error while loading shared libraries: libsvn_subr-1.so.1
[11:23] <jackarg> grimeton well if i shrink it there is automatically unallocated space somewhere else no?
[11:23] <grimeton> Voidvoid: which release?
[11:23] <Voidvoid> ubuntu 12.04
[11:23] <grimeton> jackarg: you shrink the fs and then you shrink the partiton (TWO STEPS !)
[11:23] <goodluck> help
[11:23] <jackarg> grimeton which is which?
[11:23] <grimeton> Voidvoid: install apt-file and verify that the file is in the package
[11:24] <grimeton> jackarg: ?
[11:24] <Voidvoid> ok ill do that 1 sec
[11:24] <jackarg> grimeton which is the one i just described?
[11:24] <grimeton> jackarg: let's do it in a different way: after you resized the actual fs/partition - is there free space available?
[11:25] <thom_ass> quit
[11:25] <jackarg> grimeton ok let me do it hold on
[11:25] <thom_ass> exit
[11:25] <skapism> oh well, cksfv did the job
[11:25] <thom_ass> end
[11:25] <jackarg> whats the minimum size grimeton?
[11:25] <thom_ass> quit
[11:25] <thom_ass> leave
[11:25] <grimeton> jackarg: of what?
[11:25] <Johnny_Linux>  /
[11:25] <DJones> thom_ass: Its /quit
[11:26] <jackarg> i put 20gb and it says its under the minimum idk
[11:26] <jackarg> grimeton ^
[11:26] <grimeton> jackarg: if you have 30gb of data on the partition you can't shrink it below that size
[11:26] <jackarg> right. ok hold on. brb
[11:27] <gulzar> getting this http://pastebin.com/dJUcg5zS what tot do?
[11:28] <grimeton> gulzar: remove the 403 files, check why you get a 403 or fix the user/password setup
[11:29] <gvo> gulzar might try apt-get update
[11:29] <gulzar> grimeton: I did "clean" and re downloaded all files continuously but same eror
[11:29] <chalcedony> got it!
[11:30] <gulzar> gvo: tried many times ..no effect
[11:30] <grimeton> gulzar: you don't have access to some files in your upgrade list ... that can have multiple reasons. if you just want to get rid of the error, edit /etc/apt/sources.list and comment the urls that point to that repo out
[11:30] <grimeton> gulzar: after that run apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade and check again
[11:32] <inti> hello someone there how has knowlege about 3D-diagramms?
[11:33] <gulzar> grimeton: which one to comment? The list is not specific.
[11:34] <grimeton> gulzar: hmm, interesting ... on a closer look it turns out that there might be a problem on the mirror - maybe an update lock
[11:34] <grimeton> gulzar: wait a few minutes and try again
[11:34] <gulzar> grimeton: this problem is since yesterday...
[11:34] <gulzar> grimeton: What if IO change the mirror?
[11:34] <grimeton> gulzar: give it a shot
[11:35] <grimeton> i'm able to download the file
[11:35] <grimeton> btw
[11:35] <Zanaty_> hello , its my first time here , i have excellent skills in c/c++ and i am interested in ubuntu developing , any hints ?
[11:35] <usr13> gulzar: Did you "try with --fix-missing"?
[11:36] <grimeton> Zanaty_: work on your reading skills: www.ubuntu.com
[11:36] <gulzar> usr13: tried. no effect
[11:36] <gulzar> Zanaty_: awesome. do you have practice materal for C?
[11:36] <Zanaty_> grimeton: sry i cannot understand you
[11:36] <inti> hello guys, looking for someone how can tell me wich programm for 3D-diagramms is good an simple?
[11:37] <grimeton> Zanaty_: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/developers
[11:37] <Zanaty_> gulzar: iam  an ACM icpc contestant and almost iam doing every problem solving in c/c++
[11:38] <Zanaty_> grimeton: i've already read the begginers tutorial and setup enviroment , but i have no experience to start fixing bugs on my own
[11:39] <grimeton> Zanaty_: it's as always - learn what the software does - fix the bugs
[11:39] <gulzar> Zanaty_: good. I want practice examples for begineners. short applications. it will help me in unoderstanding C in more depth. Any link? Gogle drive, site?
[11:39] <usr13> gulzar: uname -a   #What does that say
[11:40] <gulzar> usr13: Linux Cryptic 3.8.0-19-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 17 18:16:28 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:40] <usr13> gulzar: cat /etc/issue  #What does that say?
[11:40] <Voidvoid> grimeton, im updating apt-file ... sorry im at work
[11:40] <Zanaty_> gulzar: many problem solving online judges are present somthing like topcodr.com , spoj.pl
[11:41] <Voidvoid> if it doesnt work despite its a dependence problem should i try to do another thing ?
[11:41] <gulzar> usr13: Ubuntu 13.04 \n \l
[11:41] <gulzar> Zanaty_:  Thank You
[11:42] <Zanaty_> gulzar: u r w :)
[11:42] <grimeton> Voidvoid: if the file is there and it isn't found - you can deal with the ld cache - but be careful - fucking that up can kill your system
[11:42] <Zanaty_> grimeton: i thought maybe working in a team may grant me experience , is there any teams here accepts begginers ?
[11:43] <grimeton> Zanaty_: http://community.ubuntu.com/contribute/
[11:43] <gulzar> usr13: any idea?
[11:43] <usr13> gulzar: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:44] <Voidvoid> should i execute ldconfig ?
[11:44] <grimeton> Voidvoid: after you modified /etc/ld.so.conf
[11:44] <grimeton> Voidvoid: but again: BE CAREFUL
[11:45] <Voidvoid> ok, but what i should put in there the path of svnlib ?
[11:45] <gulzar> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6054881/
[11:46] <grimeton> Voidvoid: check if the file is there - everything else depends on that - and to get knowledge of ldconfig read the manual page BEFORE you change anything
[11:47] <Voidvoid> ok ...if i just execute ldconfig it will update the libraries i guess it wont do anything wrong with the system right '
[11:47] <Voidvoid> ?
[11:47] <grimeton> Voidvoid: if everything is configured correctly - yes
[11:48] <Zanaty_> grimeton: i've already read the tutorials and these pages , iam asking if any one here are working on teams
[11:48] <Voidvoid> good .. so for example if ld.so.conf theres the lib  libsvn_subr-1*i should do a simbolic link to it ?
[11:49] <gulzar> usr13: any hint?
[11:49] <usr13_> gulzar: Temporary outage, send url again.
[11:49] <gulzar> usr13_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6054881/
[11:50] <grimeton> Voidvoid: what? go read the manual page - you're playing with the fire and you want to read about how to douse that
[11:50] <Voidvoid> okk :)
[11:52] <gulzar> usr13_: anything?
[11:53] <usr13_> gulzar: Show me the apt-get error pastebin URL again.
[11:53] <gulzar> usr13_: http://pastebin.com/dJUcg5zS
[11:53] <universal> how to logout using terminal ?
[11:54] <gulzar> usr13_: need to go... urgent. sorry.  I will login after few time. Please save the soggestion in a file. Thank uyou
[11:54] <Zanaty_> is there any one here working on teams in developing ubuntu ?
[11:55] <universal> how to logout using terminal ??
[11:55] <grimeton> universal: exit
[11:56] <universal> grimeton: not terminal but logout from current session
[11:56] <Voidvoid> grimeton, if i update the distro version it would be a good idea ?
[11:56] <grimeton> universal: what?
[11:56] <grimeton> Voidvoid: don't know
[11:56] <universal> grimeton: logout from current user
[11:56] <grimeton> universal: exit
[11:56] <universal> exit closes terminal but not logged in user
[11:57] <grimeton> universal: ah, you want to close the x session?
[11:57] <universal> grimeton: ^^
[11:57] <grimeton> universal: end the x-blocking process (usually the window manager)
[11:57] <universal> like ?
[11:57] <grimeton> universal: you know what? kill -9 $(ps auxw | grep X | awk '{print $2}')_
[11:58] <universal> window manager is compiz and session usually is gnome-session grimeton
[12:02] <universal> grimeton: ps aux | grep gnome gives - ubuntu   21273  0.0  0.1<PHONE_NUMBER>4 ?          Files with spaces in them no longer work, even when I use quotes around them.  They used to, pre-12.10 or so.  For example, echo x>"Foo Bar" ; nautilus "Foo Bar" used to work, and now reports that "Foo" and "Bar" don't exist.
[12:06] <karab44> in ubuntu 1204
[12:07] <Voidvoid> grimeton, apt-files says svnlib1 and svblib-dev i already have it installed but it doesnt work .. so im upgrading the distro :/
[12:07] <Voidvoid> i hope it works
[12:08] <karab44> Hello, Where I can find resolution matrix for text terminal and how do I change resolution in it?
[12:09] <cfhowlett> karab44, see the terminal settings/preferences
[12:09] <karab44> no no, I mean in tty
[12:10] <karab44> changing it in grub
[12:10] <cfhowlett> karab44, oh.  sorry.  I don't know about that one.
[12:10] <tasslehoff> Can the super+<number> shortcuts in unity be disabled?
[12:10] <karab44> cfhowlett: no problem, I didn't tell it explicitly
[12:11] <karab44> Any ideas? I did the trick on ubu 1204 server two weeks ago but now kill me but I don't remember
[12:13] <usr13_> If gulzar comes back, show him http://paste.ubuntu.com/6054937/
[12:13] <karab44> ok I found vesa framebuffer modes. It's getting better
[12:17] <mikubuntu> does anybody yet have luck using facebook video chat on ubuntu? the google results i found dated back to 2011, and said it wasn't supported
[12:19] <\\Mr_C\\> http://nextmicrosoftceo.com/
[12:19] <cfhowlett> !spam|\\Mr_C\\,
[12:19] <\\Mr_C\\> you think thats spam?
[12:20] <karab44> does ubuntu 1204 desktop uses grub or grub2?
[12:20] <cfhowlett> !topic\\Mr_C\\,
[12:20] <cfhowlett> karab44, grub2
[12:20] <cfhowlett> !topic|\\Mr_C\\,
[12:20] <\\Mr_C\\> its about linux
[12:20] <karab44> good, where to instert this vga=795 to have desired resolution in terminal?
[12:20] <\\Mr_C\\> linus is in the lead
[12:21] <cfhowlett> !ot|\\Mr_C\\, at best it's offtopic to ubuntu support
[12:25] <karab44> if only holstein was here, he would help me
[12:27] <Kartagis> hrm
[12:27] <etfb> Is there an alternative to Nautilus that understands how to open files with spaces in the name?
[12:27] <Kartagis> youtube videos play twice their speed on chrome
[12:27] <Kartagis> any ideas?
[12:27] <usr13_> karab44: At the end of the kernel line.
[12:28] <cfhowlett> Kartagis, make sure you're using the html5 version
[12:28] <karab44> usr13_:  pardon? I am completely diesel in that. What file, what line?
[12:28] <etfb> Kartagis: not for me, which suggests a config problem rather than a low-level bug. Reinstall?
[12:28] <geirha> etfb: What do you mean? nautilus have no trouble with whitespace in filenames
[12:28] <usr13_> !grub2 | karab44
[12:29] <Fiktyz> Suppppp?
[12:29] <etfb> geirha: I thought that, but as of 12.10 or so it has been, at the shell.  Try opening a file at the bash prompt, eg nautilus "My File".
[12:29] <Kartagis> cfhowlett: I thought I was. how do I check it tho?
[12:29] <cfhowlett> Kartagis, last I saw YT ( in china now, so it's been awhile) there's  a html5 tab/setting on the page
[12:30] <burg> hello. i am trying to set default acl for one directory and all newly created files/directories from within, but some are always created with an effective mask (different from my acl). http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18538131/remove-acl-effective-mask - here is what i tried, but with no success
[12:32] <Kartagis> cfhowlett: thanks, it worked
[12:32] <geirha> etfb: Tried with 13.04. Worked fine. Perhaps you have an alias or function named nautilus? What does  ''type nautilus''  output?
[12:32] <cfhowlett> Kartagis, have fun, be safe
[12:32] <mikubuntu> does anybody yet have luck using facebook video chat on ubuntu? the google results i found dated back to 2011, and said it wasn't supported
[12:33] <Yu-Yu> Now I can't join #ubuntu+1… Don't know why. Hi there all.
[12:33] <etfb> geirha: D'OH!  Yes, I made an alias because I sometimes used a Xubuntu box that used pcfileman.  Dagnabbit!
[12:34] <cfhowlett> Yu-Yu, worked for me.  they must not like you for some reason.
[12:34] <Yu-Yu> Does anyone know why there in Ubuntu oftenly pulse+bt loose a2dp or get output to headphones glitchy?
[12:35] <etfb> Ah yes. Thanks, geirha! That was the problem.
[12:35] <usr13_> !sound | Yu-Yu
[12:36] <Yu-Yu> usr13_: It's all about two headsets via bluetooth.
[12:37] <usr13_> Yu-Yu: Why can't you join #ubuntu+1 ?
[12:37] <etfb> There's still the problem that when program A opens program B, program A remains on top of the z-order, instead of giving focus to program B.  That's definitely new to Ubuntu 13.04 or so.
[12:37] <etfb> In this case, my text editor is opening Nautilus, and the Nautilus window is remaining behind it instead of popping up when it's opened.
[12:37] <geirha> etfb: I find it best not to use aliases (or functions) to change the behavior of commands; rather make a new name for it.
[12:38] <GoldenVirginia> How do I limit users bandwidth usage ?
[12:38] <usr13_> Yu-Yu: (I'm sorry but I do not know about bluetooth headsets.)
[12:38] <Yu-Yu> usr13_: Gonna investigate the guidelines you gave me, first.
[12:39] <etfb> geirha: Yes, this was a stupid decision. I was so used to using the nautilus command, and on Xubuntu I kept having to go and google to find out that pcfileman was the equivalent (I think!).  So I thought "I know, I'll make an alias!"  And my troubles began...
[12:39] <usr13_> GoldenVirginia: That is a job for your router, dd-wrt might be for you.
[12:40] <GoldenVirginia> usr13_: it can be used on servers too ?
[12:40] <MagePsycho> how to find the modifided date as well
[12:40] <MagePsycho> find . -mtime -3
[12:40] <MagePsycho> this only list the name of the modified fiels
[12:41] <Yu-Yu> GoldenVirginia: Why not?
[12:41] <karab44> I don't have grub menu while login, just ubuntu splash screen
[12:41] <karab44> I used to have it before...
[12:41] <karab44> What could happen?
[12:42] <cfhowlett> karab44, does it still login?
[12:42] <GoldenVirginia> Yu-Yu: also after they used their bandwidth usage, can I limit them to lower speeds ? lile from 100Mb/s to 10 Mb/s?
[12:42] <karab44> I didn't make any changes to config files. I did but I reverted them and made grub-update
[12:42] <usr13_> GoldenVirginia: No.  But are you using a Linux computer as a router?
[12:42] <karab44> cfhowlett: yes, everybody works but grub menu dissapered
[12:42] <karab44> So it boots directly to Ubuntu
[12:42] <GoldenVirginia> usr13_: No
[12:42] <karab44> I don't know why
[12:42] <cfhowlett> karab44, and you're the only user?  i.e. only a single user account?
[12:43] <usr13_> GoldenVirginia: Local users?
[12:43] <gvo> He's probably running grub 2 which by default doesn't display a menu
[12:44] <usr13_> GoldenVirginia: http://serverfault.com/questions/222559/traffic-shaping-for-certain-local-users
[12:44] <Yu-Yu> GoldenVirginia: You mean shaping on a router controlled from your server?
[12:44] <karab44> gvo: okay, but I had a menu this morning.
[12:44] <karab44> now it's gone
[12:44] <gvo> So what changed.
[12:44] <karab44> what the heck? :)
[12:44] <GoldenVirginia> usr13_: Yes , I have a ubuntu 12.04 LTS server. I have local non sudoer users on them ... how do I limit their bandwidth usage and lower their speeds after they have used their allocated TB's
[12:44] <GoldenVirginia> karab44: Yu-Yu: ^
[12:44] <cfhowlett> karab44, if you set it to auto login ...
[12:44] <usr13_> GoldenVirginia: Ok, see URL I sent.
[12:45] <GoldenVirginia> You didn't send me anything yet.
[12:45] <GoldenVirginia> usr13_: ^
[12:45] <usr13_> GoldenVirginia: http://serverfault.com/questions/222559/traffic-shaping-for-certain-local-users
[12:45] <cfhowlett> karab44, make sure your account has a login password.  Matter of fact, (and I know this is silly), you SHOULD have at least 2 accounts ... one administrator and one for daily, normal use.
[12:45] <gvo> karab44: Try holding the shift key down at boot.
[12:45] <GoldenVirginia> Alright thanks
[12:45] <karab44> cfhowlett: I tell you what I did
[12:46] <karab44> I tried to make my terminal in high resolution adding a vga=795 mode
[12:46] <Yu-Yu> cfhowlett: You must be misreading karab44.
[12:46] <karab44> but it did not work at all.
[12:46] <karab44> so I reverted this change every experiment and made grub-update
[12:46] <Yu-Yu> karab44 made grub-update.
[12:47]  * cfhowlett ... is now commenting less and reading more ...
[12:47] <usr13_> karab44: Are you talking about console mode's screen size?
[12:47] <karab44> yes, still but in effect I have my grub menu lost.
[12:47] <usr13_> karab44: Or GUI terminal?
[12:48] <gvo> karab44 look in /etc/default/grub for a GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0   Comment it out if it's there.
[12:48] <gvo> karab44: then run update-grub again.
[12:48] <karab44> usr13_: I told you before, that I try to change Console mode, not GUI
[12:49] <gvo> karab44: Or increase the timeout to something non zero.
[12:49] <karab44> gvo: yes it's there set to 0
[12:49] <gvo> set it to 5
[12:50] <karab44> GRUB_DEFAULT=0
[12:50] <karab44> GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
[12:50] <karab44> GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true
[12:50] <karab44> GRUB_TIMEOUT=10
[12:50] <FloodBot1> karab44: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:50] <gvo> That line says how long to wait before booting while displaying the menu.
[12:50] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:51] <karab44> I'll experiment with these parameters.
[12:51] <gvo> karab44: Sorry, comment out the GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
[12:51] <gvo> karab44: Leave the GRUB_TIMEOUT=10
[12:52] <karab44> no problenm
[12:52] <karab44> so ok, it's done time to grub-update and reboot
[12:52] <karab44> see you in 30s
[12:52] <gvo> fast!
[12:53] <karab44> yes
[12:53] <karab44> I can see grub bootmenu now
[12:53] <karab44> againm
[12:54] <gvo> karab44: another one bits the dust!
[12:54] <karab44> I don't know why it dissapeard anyway :)
[12:54] <gvo> Did you possibly remove another OS?
[12:54] <karab44> nope
[12:54] <karab44> just ubuntu
[12:55] <karab44> fresh installation
[12:55] <karab44> quite fresh
[12:55] <gvo> OK can't help then.
[12:55] <karab44> gvo: What are you talkin about?! You did it! You've helped me! Menu works again. That's it :D
[12:57] <ma3> hi
[12:57] <karab44> maybe because I boot on ssd and it's damn fast? Or like Yu-Yu said it could be a matter of bios changes, where I remember I set fast boot but it wasn't today for sure.
[12:58] <karab44> ok nevermind, problem solved
[12:59] <karab44> but still can't figure out how to set higher resolution in text console.
[12:59] <karab44> I read grub docs that you sent me and nothing works
[13:05] <usr13_> Kartagis: http://askubuntu.com/questions/18444/how-do-i-increase-console-mode-resolution
[13:06] <Kartagis> usr13_: are you sending this to the right guy?
[13:06] <usr13_> Kartagis: no
[13:07] <usr13_> karab44: http://askubuntu.com/questions/18444/how-do-i-increase-console-mode-resolution
[13:08] <KeyboardNotFound> if I'm in /opt/android-studio/bin and I execute command: ./android studio.sh, how to execute when I will be in /home ?
[13:08] <KeyboardNotFound> ./opt/android-studio/bin/android studio.sh ??? this don't work
[13:10] <geirha> KeyboardNotFound: Lose the .
[13:10] <KeyboardNotFound> geirha, where ?
[13:10] <geirha> KeyboardNotFound: at the start
[13:11] <KeyboardNotFound> /opt/android-studio/bin/android studio.sh
[13:11] <KeyboardNotFound> -bash: /opt/android-studio/bin/android: No such file or directory
[13:11] <KeyboardNotFound> when i'm in /opt/android-studio/bin/ and i start ./android studio.sh
[13:11] <KeyboardNotFound> all is ok
[13:11] <geirha> KeyboardNotFound: sure you didn't typo anything there?
[13:12] <KeyboardNotFound> i can't execute the file :/
[13:12] <geirha> KeyboardNotFound: If   cd /opt/android-studio/bin && ./android   works, then   /opt/android-studio/bin/android   should work too
[13:13] <KeyboardNotFound> geirha, but /opt/android-studio/bin/android dont work
[13:14] <geirha> KeyboardNotFound: are you sure you got the path right? keep in mind that it's case sensitivie. E.g. "Android" != "android"
[13:15] <Yu-Yu> KeyboardNotFound: In '/opt/android-studio/bin/android studio.sh' certainly there are some errors.  Now when I boot, I have no internet and wireless isn't detected. Any ideas?
[13:15] <KeyboardNotFound> geirha, yes the path is correct
[13:16] <geirha> KeyboardNotFound: so   ls -l /opt/android-studio/bin/android   doesn't give an error?
[13:16] <deanrock0> hi, i have a static ip configuration in /etc/network/interfaces, but ubuntu waits on boot for 60 seconds with the message "waiting up to 60 more seconds for network configuration". what could be wrong?
[13:16] <Yu-Yu> KeyboardNotFound: If you start ./android studio.sh in /opt/android-studio/bin then you should run /opt/android-studio/bin/android /opt/android-studio/bin/studio.sh
[13:18] <Yu-Yu> T699: Probably you can try recovery mode from grub boot menu and then select checking all filesystems?
[13:18] <Yu-Yu> And it's gone…
[13:19] <KeyboardNotFound> Yu-Yu, this works thank you very much :)
[13:19] <geirha> deanrock0: Sounds like it's still trying to get an ip from dhcp, so possibly a misconfiguration...?
[13:21] <Setha> KeyboardNotFound: No problem, you're welcome.
[13:21] <deanrock0> geirha: i have eth0 set on manual and then a bridge with staticly configured network settings
[13:22] <T699> Is there a command I can use to start wifi?
[13:22] <Setha> T699: iwup?
[13:22] <geirha> deanrock0: Yes, though that it's waiting 60 seconds suggests otherwise. Perhaps a typo somewhere.
[13:22] <Setha> T699: ifup?
[13:24] <deanrock0> geirha: http://pastebin.com/vWNeUCxG doesn't seem so
[13:24] <deanrock0> but even if it was trying to get ip from dhcp it should work, because dhcp server is available on the network
[13:24] <T699> Setha, just ran: ifup -a  nothing was output
[13:25] <tsongki> Hey guys need help. I receive error message during software update. My ubuntu version is raring ringworm 13.04 http://paste.ubuntu.com/6055144/
[13:25] <cfhowlett> tsongki, ringworm?  ewwwwwww
[13:26] <tsongki> lol
[13:26] <BluesKaj> T699, iwconfig
[13:26] <tsongki> i mean ringtail sorry
[13:26] <Setha> lol
[13:27] <tsongki> wish somebody could help.
[13:27] <BluesKaj> tsongki, what's the error message , if it's more then 3 lines , pastebin it
[13:28] <Ampelbein> tsongki: The deluge-team ppa has no packages released for raring
[13:28] <DJones> tsongki: Looks like there is ppa included in your sources list that isn't being found
[13:28] <Ampelbein> tsongki: So you have to remove that from your sources
[13:28] <tsongki> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/deluge-team/ppa/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found
[13:28] <tsongki> E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[13:28] <tsongki> how?
[13:28] <Yu-Yu> tsongki: Check yourself at http://ppa.launchpad.net/deluge-team/ppa/ubuntu/dists/
[13:29] <T699> Blueskaj, I get: eth0, lo, and wlan0
[13:29] <Yu-Yu> Is there raring?
[13:29] <Ampelbein> tsongki: software-properties -> other sources, remove that ppa.
[13:30] <tsongki> ok ill going to remove that ppa
[13:31] <BluesKaj> T699, sudo ifconfig wlan0 up , then , sudo iwlist wlan0 scan|grep -i essid
[13:32] <MonkWitDaFunk> Hi #ubuntu, there is windows fonts with debian. Is there windiws fonts for ubuntu 12.04.2?
[13:32] <cfhowlett> MonkeyDust, yes they are in the restricted extras
[13:32] <cfhowlett> MonkWitDaFunk, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:33] <MonkWitDaFunk> Thanks
[13:34] <boopla7> Installed lubuntu alongside windos. Now i dont need windows anymore. How do i recover the disk space allocated to windows? Is there a way to do it without reinstalling lubuntu (using entire disk this time)?
[13:34] <ActionPa1snip> boopla7: did you resize NTFS, or did you use wubi?
[13:34] <Yu-Yu> MonkWitDaFunk: Moreover, you still can query apt database like that: `apt-cache search microsoft fonts | less´.
[13:35] <boopla7> i think resize
[13:35] <gvo> boopla7: You really need to know for sure
[13:35] <cfhowlett> boopla7, be sure.  wubi / not wubi is a major factor
[13:35] <boopla7> yes if i remember correctly during installation quite a bit of time went into resizing
[13:36] <ActionPa1snip> boopla7: you can resize your Ext4 into the NTFS space after deleting the partition
[13:36] <Kaapa> hey guys - my mic capture volume is very low. Any tips on how I can configure pulseaudio to increase the volume?
[13:36] <boopla7> how do i do it?
[13:36] <ActionPa1snip> Kaapa: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh --upload
[13:37] <ActionPa1snip> boopla7: use Ubuntu liveCD, you can resize there. Be sure that your backups are up to date
[13:37] <BluesKaj> Kaapa, open alsamixer in the terminal and increase the vol there
[13:37] <gvo> boopla7: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToRemoveWindows
[13:37] <Yu-Yu> boopla7: You can identify what's there on your capacitors online using `lsblk´ tool.
[13:37] <Kaapa> ActionPa1snip: doing that!
[13:38] <tsongki> thanks i guess removing deluge ppa works
[13:38] <tsongki> thanks guyz
[13:38]  * Yu-Yu gz tsongki.
[13:38] <boopla7> thanks you
[13:38] <Kaapa> ActionPa1snip: done - is there an url this thing generates that I can share?
[13:39] <Kaapa> Your ALSA information is located at http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=7592009683637377cf2e1986b00d6787a0f59315 <- there
[13:39] <Yu-Yu> Kaapa: Use pastebin?
[13:39] <ChevChelios> ciao
[13:39] <Yu-Yu> Oh…
[13:39] <Kaapa> it's the usb camera mic volume I'm trying to increase
[13:43] <Oliver___> Hi all
[13:44] <Yu-Yu> All greetz Oliver___…
[13:46] <CK> testing
[13:47] <cfhowlett> !testing|ck
[13:47] <cfhowlett> !test
[13:47] <Yu-Yu> lol
[13:48] <CK> lol
[13:48] <BluesKaj> Kaapa, does, sudo gstreamer-properties , show anything ?
[13:49] <Kaapa> BluesKaj: hum... not sure what I'd be looking for there
[13:50] <BluesKaj> Kaapa, a gui should popup with some options
[13:51] <BluesKaj> it's a gui to control usb audio devices. Kaapa
[13:51] <Kaapa> default input: custom
[13:52] <dean_za> hi , i have been force to roll out a new server after a hard drive crash , went from ubuntu 8.04 ltsp to 12.04 ltsp , i have restored most apps for users but I am having serious problem with printing. I have correct entries in lts.conf and port 9100 is open on thin client and appears to be accepting connections. Nothing prints though and I cant find any error log anywhere. Can anyone tell me where I can look for solution / evidence of problem ?
[13:52] <BluesKaj> Kaapa, ok run lsusb , try to se if you can recognize the camera
[13:52] <cfhowlett> dean_za, http://localhost:631/
[13:53] <cfhowlett> dean_za, look under the printers tab
[13:54] <ker2x> friendly greetings \o/
[13:56] <ker2x> i finally updated my desktop from 10.0.4 LTS to 12.0.4 LTS, i had some troubles but now it's ok. however, my fingerprint isn't working anymore fingerprint-helper: error while loading shared libraries: libMagickCore.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:56] <ker2x> i tried to remove/install it. but
[13:56] <ker2x> sudo aptitude install fingerprint-gui
[13:56] <ker2x> No candidate version found for fingerprint-gui
[13:56] <ker2x> :(
[13:57] <FloodBot1> ker2x: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:57] <TNTS> Hi, I got me some trouble with installing Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit on my system, Grub isn't showing and Ubuntu isn't in the Windows 7 boot manager. I used a USB Flash Drive as an install medium
[13:58] <martinrame> Hi, I can connect to a windows VPN from Ubuntu 12.04, but can't browse the internet while connected, what can I do to be able to browse?.
[13:58] <cfhowlett> TNTS, was this a dual boot or windows/wubi installation?
[13:58] <universal> how to measure or see the signal strength of wifi ?? gui or in terrminal - both ??
[13:58] <TNTS> cfhowlett: Its a "Install alongside Windows 7" so I would consider it as a dual-boot
[13:59] <geirha> ker2x: Sounds like you need to re-add the ppa
[13:59] <Oliver___> Ok.  I just downloaded a theme.  How do I apply it?
[13:59] <ker2x> geirha: that's what i'm doing, indeed :)
[14:00] <ker2x> https://launchpad.net/~fingerprint/+archive/fingerprint-gui
[14:00] <Oliver___> daftykins: I got it working
[14:00] <Shakaz> can someone please seed the ubtunu 13.04 desktop 64bit torrent pls
[14:01] <iceroot_> !torrent | Shakaz
[14:01] <geirha> ker2x: Yes, all PPAs get disabled when you upgrade to a new release. You have to manually re-enable/add them
[14:01] <iceroot_> !torrents | Shakaz
[14:01] <ker2x> geirha: ok thank you :)
[14:01] <Shakaz> iceroot_ can you seed
[14:01] <iceroot_> Shakaz: why?
[14:02] <universal> how to measure or see the signal strength of wifi ?? gui or in terrminal - both ??
[14:02] <universal> which torrent client gives the best speed ?
[14:03] <philinux> universal:  iwconfig wlan0 | grep -i --color signal
[14:04] <Shakaz> iceroot_ so i can download quicker
[14:04] <philinux> universal:  iwconfig wlan0 | grep -i --color signal
[14:04] <TNTS> Where should I reinstall the Grub? Should it be in the ext4 or the swap partition?
[14:05] <philinux> universal: for more info just do iwconfig wlan0
[14:05] <universal> philinux: wlan0 no such device
[14:05] <iceroot_> Shakaz: then use the http download
[14:05] <BluesKaj> TNTS, ext4  if it's the only OS on the drive
[14:05] <iceroot_> Shakaz: and the torrent has enough seeders to reach 100MBit/s
[14:05] <ker2x> mmmmmmmmm same problem : fingerprint-gui: error while loading shared libraries: libMagickCore.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[14:05] <philinux> universal: look with ifconfig
[14:06] <universal> philinux: wlan0: error fetching device information: Device not found
[14:07] <universal> philinux: did- ifconfig wlan0 | grep -i --color signal
[14:07] <Yu-Yu> iwconfig 2>>/dev/null | grep -i --color signal
[14:07] <TNTS> BluesKaj: What if its not? I got one that's labeled ubuntu and one ext4
[14:08] <philinux> universal: no, just type in ifconfig to see the interfaces
[14:08] <universal> o.O
[14:08] <geirha> ker2x: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude reinstall fingerprint-gui  # maybe
[14:08] <universal> philinux: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ iwconfig eth0      no wireless extensions.  eth5      IEEE 802.11abg  ESSID:"GAURVNS"             Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: 00:08:5C:9C:AE:DA              Retry  long limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off           Power Management:on            lo        no wireless extensions.
[14:08] <philinux> universal: what does ifconfig show
[14:09] <ker2x> geirha: trying
[14:09] <philinux> universal: what does ifconfig show
[14:09] <universal> Yu-Yu: your msg was for me ?
[14:09] <Yu-Yu> TNTS: Do you want to install GrUB2 onto a swap partition??
[14:09] <Yu-Yu> universal: Sure. And not only.
[14:10] <mdik____> hi.
[14:10] <TNTS> Yu-Yu: Its a problem with the boot menu. I think Grub got corrupted or didn't go in right (PS: I am dual-booting here with Win 7 x64)
[14:10] <Yu-Yu> universal, philinux: Rather, `iwconfig 2>>/dev/null | grep -i --color signal´
[14:10] <tester_> hi :)
[14:10] <mdik____> how do i do "passwd" with an encrypted home dir without losing it?
[14:10] <BluesKaj> TNTS, run sudo fdisk -l , to find the device names , like /dev/sda
[14:10] <tester_> whats up everyone
[14:11] <TNTS> BluesKaj: And then I look for the one labeled?
[14:11] <ActionPa1snip> mdik____: the home is a separate entity to the password system
[14:11] <ActionPa1snip> mdik____: use root recovery console to set your password for your user
[14:12] <universal> http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=2a417ff Yu-Yu philinux
[14:12] <Yu-Yu> TNTS: One can decide on their own, while it's always a good decision to put your bootloader onto either your primary system partition or your hdd containing the system partition.
[14:12] <mdik____> ActionPa1snip: i recovered already, but how do i change both, so it works as if installed freshly?
[14:13] <universal> Yu-Yu: did- iwconfig 2>>/dev/null | grep -i --color signal but nothing happening
[14:13] <Yu-Yu> universal: W.h.y.?
[14:13] <ActionPa1snip> mdik____: how do you mean?
[14:13] <mdik____> i'm doing support for a not-so-computer-savvy friend and can't find good documentation on the whole "encrypted home dir" thing in ubuntu
[14:13] <universal> Yu-Yu: if I knew that then i would had not asked that question
[14:13] <philinux> universal: looks like you on wired not wireless
[14:14] <jrib> mdik____: you've written down your passphrase in a safe place, yes?
[14:14] <Yu-Yu> universal: Then iwconfig can't see your wireless interface. But likely you lie.
[14:14] <universal> philinux: I'm on wireless....
[14:14] <mdik____> ActionPa1snip: say you install ubuntu and click the option "encrypt home dir". then you unlock your home dir when logging in. simultaneously.
[14:14] <TNTS> Yu-Yu: I'm sorry I don't speak HDD or Boot managers and such but according to the Windows 7 Disk Manager, the 2 partitions that Ubuntu made are "primary" so does that mean either way is good?
[14:14] <karab44> is grub2 changing terminal resolution buggy in 1204??
[14:14] <mdik____> ActionPa1snip: but when you change your password with passwd, the encrypted home-dir does not follow
[14:14] <universal> philinux: Yu-Yu if you can connect to remote desktop connection then i can show you my desktop
[14:14] <mdik____> or my friend did something wrong
[14:15] <ker2x> geirha: nope, no luck. look like the package is broken. there is no libMagickCore.so.2 in 12.0.4 anymore
[14:15] <ActionPa1snip> mdik____: not sure there mate, I avoid encrypted file systems. Far too many headaches
[14:15] <karab44> Why every linux aspect has to have a bug in it? Where ever I turn there's a bug. Why I can not do a simple thing without hacking?
[14:15] <Yu-Yu> TNTS: Hey. I told you: either onto your HDD or onto your system partition. Anyways, the choice is yours.
[14:15] <mdik____> you never got your laptop stolen then i guess :)
[14:15] <karab44> eeh
[14:15] <ActionPa1snip> mdik____: no because I'm not a dumbass
[14:15]  * Yu-Yu knows nothing on Windows 7 whatever-manager.
[14:16] <NetCatty> hi
[14:16] <philinux> universal: just click on the networking icon then connection info and screenshot it
[14:16] <universal> ActionPa1snip: why not encrypted systems ? its a lot more of privacy....only problem is recovery on accidental deletion or crash
[14:16] <ker2x> i run on encrypted fs since years without problem
[14:16] <jrib> mdik____: did you see my question?
[14:16] <ker2x> with dmcrypt
[14:16] <ActionPa1snip> universal: never had an issue and not used it. never lost a single piece of hardware, laptop or ANYTHING
[14:17] <ActionPa1snip> universal: causes lots of headaches and stuff. keep the system simple and you win
[14:17] <philinux> universal: just click on the networking icon then connection info and screenshot it
[14:17] <jrib> ActionPa1snip: you should think of it like insurance though.    But I fear we're no longer discussing support
[14:18] <philinux> universal: wconfig eth5 | grep -i --color quality
[14:18] <Yu-Yu> Lol. universal: This time I can see you're having it like eth5. Not like wlanX.
[14:18] <ActionPa1snip> jrib: again not had that issue, but yes it is OT
[14:18] <philinux> universal: iwconfig eth5 | grep -i --color quality
[14:18] <Yu-Yu> philinux: Lol, tell it once more?
[14:18] <universal> ActionPa1snip: actually i appreciate encryted fs for privacy from others snooping....nothing on my part
[14:18] <davvo> hola
[14:19] <davvo> alguien habla español?
[14:19] <dean_za> cups just says that document printed , however nothings comes out , no errors on cups logs on server
[14:19] <DJones> !es | davvo
[14:19] <ActionPa1snip> universal: security groups and so forth keep snoopers out
[14:19] <davvo> gracias
[14:19] <NetCatty> I have a problem with aqemu. Evertime I try to start it it only prints: Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path ) / Message: Loading emulator file version 0.8 / Segmentation fault (core dumped) Can someone tell me what's wrong?  Linux Farnsworth 3.8.0-29-generic ubuntu 13.04, 64bit, gnome-shell
[14:20] <ActionPa1snip> universal: each user cannot see the other user's home folder
[14:20] <universal> philinux: Yu-Yu now god knows why it is eth5 and not wlan0....or your specialist examination on this also ?? lol
[14:20] <philinux> universal: did u get the signal stuff now
[14:20] <universal> ActionPa1snip: but if you take out hdd and connect it on other system then you have everything
[14:20] <geirha> ker2x: How did you re-add the ppa exactly?
[14:20] <Yu-Yu> universal: I can see the tab you're not checking.
[14:21] <jrib> mdik____: you aren't replying so I'll just make some remarks as I have to go: the encryption passphrase is wrapped (encrypted) by the user's login password.  Presumably the gui, takes care to "rewrap" the passphrase in the event of a password change.  But passwd may not (don't know).  So your options are 1) use old password 2) use gui (assuming gui takes care to rewrap) 3) rewrap your passphrase yourself
[14:21] <ziadingo> hi, how show file permisions (CHMOD) numeric style eg. 0777 0666, in my file browser?
[14:22] <universal> http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=776b8ab Yu-Yu philinux
[14:22] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: What file browser?
[14:22] <ziadingo> ubuntu files
[14:22] <universal> Yu-Yu: yea....srry lol
[14:22] <ziadingo> Yu-Yu ubuntu files
[14:22] <NetCatty> ziadingo: u mean nautilus
[14:22] <jrib> mdik____:  some random comments found through google suggest that PAM should handle the re-wrapping so as long as the old password is provided, the passphrase should be being rewrapped
[14:23] <ker2x> geirha: i followed this https://launchpad.net/~fingerprint/+archive/fingerprint-gui
[14:23] <juniour> hi ubuntu Geeks
[14:23] <juniour> i have a dought??
[14:23] <ziadingo> NetCatty: yeh, how to do?
[14:23] <juniour> how to make iso image of the running ubuntu
[14:23] <MonkeyDust> ziadingo  top left, Files > preferences > list columns
[14:23] <juniour> ???
[14:23] <ActionPa1snip> juniour: use dd
[14:23] <NetCatty> ziadingo: look up the config. there u can choose what information it list's u
[14:24] <universal> Yu-Yu: philinux http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=776b8ab ???
[14:24] <Yu-Yu> universal: Try `wavemon´ utility.
[14:24] <universal> what about the commands ??
[14:24] <OerHeks> ziadingo, open terminal:  stat -c '%A %a %n' *
[14:25] <Chat2078> Cunts
[14:25] <philinux> universal: i've no idea why your wireless is eth5
[14:25] <universal> !wavemon
[14:25] <juniour> ActionPa1snip like i have i have my ubuntu customized, my friends want to copy mine, but fresh installation and again customization take time so, i want to create copy of my running settings,, help me??
[14:25] <mdik____> jrib: yes. thank you. i think my friend did it that way, but i will ask back.
[14:26] <ziadingo> OerHeks: bur how to set this?
[14:26] <juniour> ActionPa1snip how to use dd??
[14:26] <ziadingo> *but
[14:26] <philinux> universal: sudo apt-get install wavemon or use SC or synaptic
[14:26] <philinux> universal: and a bit of internet search
[14:26] <ActionPa1snip> juniour: read:  man dd
[14:26] <universal> philinux: ok....but why are commands not working ?? Yu-Yu and what is SC for ?
[14:26] <juniour> ActionPa1snip k
[14:26] <philinux> universal: Software Centre
[14:27] <universal> oo
[14:27] <universal> kk
[14:27] <ActionPa1snip> juniour: thats why we have backup, you can restore user data and settings for apps (including Gnome etc) by restoring from backup
[14:27] <ActionPa1snip> juniour: you basically want the hidden folders in your users home folder
[14:27] <Yu-Yu> universal: Probably because of driver.
[14:27] <universal> ActionPa1snip: does backup works on a full drive or os with encryption ?
[14:27] <universal> Yu-Yu: driver is default wl
[14:28] <geirha> ker2x: apt-cache policy fingerprint-gui   # does it list several versions?
[14:28] <ActionPa1snip> universal: not sure, I don't use encryption......
[14:28] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=86096d7 — with nautilus.
[14:29] <ker2x> geirha: no
[14:29] <geirha> ker2x: Ok, so only 1.05-dfsg2-0ppa1~precise1 ?
[14:29] <universal> Yu-Yu: whats your os ??
[14:29] <ker2x> geirha: yes
[14:29] <Yu-Yu> universal: WIndows 9 beta.
[14:30] <universal> Yu-Yu: what ?? kidding
[14:30] <martinrame> Hi, I can connect to a windows VPN from Ubuntu 12.04, but can't browse the internet while connected, what can I do to be able to browse?.
[14:31] <geirha> ker2x: Hm. Ok. There is libMagickCore in precice, but it's at version 4, not 2, so it's odd that it would depend on an "ancient" version.
[14:31] <ActionPa1snip> martinrame: add a route for web to your router, or add an excpetion to the VPN config on the server
[14:31] <philinux> universal: have you manually changed anything with network settings or udev
[14:31] <Yu-Yu> universal: Aren't you?
[14:31] <ker2x> geirha: yes, it is
[14:31] <martinrame> ActionPa1snip: I cannot access to the router nor the VPN server.
[14:31] <ker2x> and yes, there is v2 on 10.0.4 and only v4 on 12.0.4
[14:32] <bunjee> Dear people........does Ubuntu have a hard drive recovery tool?
[14:32] <ker2x> perhaps i could try to compile it manually
[14:32] <ker2x> but... meh
[14:32] <martinrame> ActionPa1snip: everything is client side.
[14:32] <ActionPa1snip> martinrame: then you will need to check your routing
[14:32] <MonkeyDust> bunjee  testdisk, photorec
[14:32] <bunjee> new to Linux - please xplain
[14:32] <philinux> bunjee: yep testdisk and photorec
[14:33] <martinrame> ActionPa1snip: I know, but I don't know what I should check/unckeck in the routing dialog.
[14:33] <ker2x> geirha: i'll try to compile it from source
[14:33] <ker2x> bbl
[14:33] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: Well, I can't tell yet.
[14:33] <ActionPa1snip> martinrame: make sure there is a route going to the router's internal IP
[14:34] <ziadingo> Yu-Yu: I want to do this http://pzdc.tk/chmod.png
[14:35] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: Yah, I yet got that. Thinking yet.
[14:35] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: But also tell me why, ever?
[14:35] <ActionPa1snip> mathfreak: if you run:  route      you should see the currently set routes
[14:35] <ActionPa1snip> martinrame: ^
[14:35] <ActionPa1snip> mathfreak: tab fail, sorry
[14:36] <ziadingo> Yu-Yu: i like numeric style
[14:36] <ker2x> compiling
[14:36] <bunjee> MonkeyDust/philinux - where is testdiak/Photorec
[14:36] <ActionPa1snip> martinrame: you may find that the subnet of your home network is the same as the network you are VPNing to
[14:37] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: You do like it numeric and you do like it in Nautilus, both?
[14:37] <martinrame> ActionPa1snip: ok, I'll try.
[14:38] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: I started Nautilus just to see if I can help you. Last time I started it was an accident, and I had to kill it by Process ID, twice.
[14:38] <ziadingo> Yu-Yu: yes
[14:39] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: Eh. Okay. I can try to make a workaround.
[14:40] <MonkeyDust> bunjee  install testdisk/photorec from the software center
[14:41] <Yu-Yu> MonkeyDust: Why? Why did you tell that?
[14:42] <Yu-Yu> MonkeyDust: Let people live their lives and use computers. Not maintain, if they ain't wanna know a thing.
[14:42] <auronandace> Yu-Yu: people come here for help, let people help others
[14:42] <MonkeyDust> bunjee  read this first, to get familiar with disk/data recovery
[14:43] <universal> philinux: no I have not changed anything
[14:44] <eos__> hi everybody! I have a ricoh sdhc card reader, but I do not seem to be able to read the sdhc cards .... the kernel module seems to be loaded properly. Any clue?
[14:46] <ker2x> geirha: when compiling /usr/bin/ld: warning: libMagickCore.so.2, needed by /usr/local/lib/libfprint.so, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)
[14:46] <ActionPa1snip> !info libMagickCore.so.2
[14:46] <ActionPa1snip> !find libMagickCore.so.2
[14:47] <ActionPa1snip> !find libMagickCore.so
[14:47] <ker2x> :D
[14:47] <ker2x> 5 ^^
[14:47] <ActionPa1snip> ker2x: install that, you may need a symlink
[14:47] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys i would like to install the intel linux graphics installer but am on precise; is there a deb out there?
[14:47] <ker2x> i have the v4 installed.
[14:47] <Asad3ainJalout> Hey guys I have a weird issue. I tried to install teamviewer through the .deb package and since than whenever I try to update it gives me this error. E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[14:47] <Asad3ainJalout> E: Unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists/
[14:48] <toughlama> you can install nvidia
[14:48] <Asad3ainJalout> I have tried sudo apt-get update and it gives the same error as well
[14:48] <ker2x> mmmmmmmmmmmm
[14:48] <eos__> sorry! I have a ricoh card reader, but I do not seem to be able to read the sdhc cards .... the kernel module seems to be loaded properly. Any clue?
[14:49] <ker2x> so /usr/bin/ld: warning: libMagickCore.so.2, needed by /usr/local/lib/libfprint.so it's not fingerprint-gui that need this lib, but libfprint ?
[14:49] <toughlama> who can make kernel
[14:50] <universal> Asad3ainJalout: ps aux | grep apt
[14:50] <eos__> it is a pci card reader and the output of the lspci is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/6055425/
[14:50] <universal> Asad3ainJalout: paste output screenshot
[14:51] <universal> toughlama: what are you doing ?
[14:51] <eos__> I do not seem to find a solution using google
[14:52] <Benty> do alt+F4 for a new smiley
[14:52] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: imgur acceptable?
[14:52] <jhutchins> Asad3ainJalout: You are using sudo, right?
[14:52] <universal> eos__: its integrated or external ?
[14:53] <Asad3ainJalout> jhutchins yes
[14:53] <universal> Asad3ainJalout: ok
[14:53] <Asad3ainJalout> jhutchins: yes
[14:53] <eos__> universal: integrated, it is on the pci
[14:53] <solars> does anyone know about problems with a  k5005 lte stick under ubuntu 13.04? as soon as I insert the stick, it crashes
[14:54] <ker2x> geirha: problem solved.
[14:54] <ker2x> it was a problem with libfprint, not fingerprint-gui
[14:54] <universal> eos__: simplest is to unload and reload the module
[14:55] <universal> rmmod driver* and modprobe driver* with sudo
[14:56] <universal> eos__: also check if your sdhc card is working or not. many times the card stops working
[14:56] <stomanata> Hi, i make wrong klick (trying to close windows) and now my clock and icons are next to my K menu. Hot to fix this?
[14:56] <eos__> universal: the card is working correctly .... shuld I also remove the sdhc and sdhc_pci?
[14:57] <eos__> universal: I mean the sdhc and sdhc_pci kernel modules ....
[14:59] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: http://i.imgur.com/14INK4g.png
[15:07] <Maple__> Hai, this is a question not 100% releated to Xubuntu but an issue I haven't had on any of the other dozen or so other distros I've previously used. I'm trying to get Java Swing applications/online Java applets to use the GTK+ look and feel; I've tried editing ~/.profile and ~/.bashrc as well as /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/lib/swing.properties without success. This is what I've tried so far (wi
[15:07] <Maple__> thout success) - http://pastie.org/8291574
[15:07] <Angel> hey ... anyone here know how I can get X11 over mobaxterm working for 12.04?
[15:07] <Maple__> Assistance would be greatly appreciated, please. :<
[15:09] <fly-away> looks like mirrors.ubuntu.com down
[15:09] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: Also i am running kubuntu
[15:11] <coccinelle> salut
[15:13] <ActionPa1snip> Maple__: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[15:16] <mman> help with jail user for sftp! I followed many sites like this: http://codeinthehole.com/writing/how-to-chroot-a-user-in-ubuntu-1204/ but I still not be able to upload anything
[15:17] <eos__> ok .... new kernel, let's see whether it works this time .....
[15:26] <gvo> mman anything in the /var/log/secure that might be helpful?
[15:27] <gvo> Sorry that would be  /var/log/auth.log
[15:28] <Squarism> hey, how do i just print the matched pattern of a '/pattern/ {...}' awk program?
[15:28] <gvo> wrong OS :)
[15:28] <mman> gvo: Sep  2 17:23:52 rv1359 sshd[8476]: Accepted password for test from port 48339 ssh2
[15:28] <mman> Sep  2 17:23:52 rv1359 sshd[8476]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user test by (uid=0)
[15:28] <mman> Sep  2 17:23:52 rv1359 sshd[8616]: subsystem request for sftp by user test
[15:28] <mman> Sep  2 17:24:10 rv1359 sshd[7826]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session closed for user test
[15:28] <ThePieMan> anybody can suggest me a good text-to-speech software with gui?
[15:28] <gvo> mman: OK not useful.  Just a though.
[15:29] <c4ifford> Howdy, having issues finding a definite answer to an issue i'm having with a wireless connection. I'm using the stable version 12.04 and I'm trying to connect to an Access point running WPA-PSK encryption
[15:29] <universal> what does -a do in sudo dpkg --configure -a ?
[15:29] <Yu-Yu> All?
[15:29] <Yu-Yu> universal: Means --all?
[15:29] <universal> Yu-Yu: me ?
[15:29] <mman> gvo, i know.. i saw that already and before I had the problem that the above folders had to be owned by root
[15:29] <universal> hmm ok
[15:29] <gvo> mman so what error message do you get?
[15:30] <BluesKaj> !who | Yu-Yu
[15:30] <mman> gvo but i solved the problem of that...
[15:30] <universal> !flashplugin-mozilla
[15:30] <jiffe99> this is really starting to get old, ubuntu rarely seems to boot on these supermicro machines now
[15:30] <Yu-Yu> universal:        -a, --all — to reconfigure all debconf-using packages. Taken from `man dpkg-reconfigure´ page.
[15:31] <Yu-Yu> BluesKaj: Ping on ya'.
[15:31] <universal> how to get info about flashplugin-mozilla and flashplugin-downloader ? yu
[15:31] <universal> Yu-Yu: ^^
[15:31] <BluesKaj> Yu-Yu, good luck
[15:31] <Yu-Yu> Ask `apt-cache show «package_name» | less´ or what?
[15:32] <universal> Yu-Yu: but that package is not present in cache ? will it show ?
[15:33] <Yu-Yu> universal: Then other way. Try fetching that package you don't have info on.
[15:33] <Woet> I leave my gateway address empty during installation and it says "the gateway address you entered is unreachable"
[15:33] <universal> meaning ? Yu-Yu u mean installing ?
[15:34] <Yu-Yu> universal: I mean any getting you can perform. Your choice on your path you tell us nothing about.
[15:35] <mman> gvo: i tried again and it worked now... strange.. one more question.. if i want to change the path where the sftp user will land after loggin I just have to change the ChrootedPath in sshd_config or?
[15:35] <c4ifford> So anyone have any clues regarding this issue with network manager and wifi devices connecting to WPA2-PSK device besides downgrading from WPA2?
[15:35] <universal> Yu-Yu: packages flashplugin-mozilla and flashplugin-ownloader are not installed.....I want to have info about it....like it showed for apt-cache show flashplugin-installer
[15:35] <gvo> mman: Don't know.  Check the docs or that web site you referenced.
[15:36] <Yu-Yu> c4ifford: What issue?
[15:36] <Yu-Yu> universal: If they exist on packages repository, apt knows on them. If not, what question do you have now?
[15:37] <universal> and Yu-Yu can it done sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a instead of sudo dpkg --configure -a ?
[15:37] <c4ifford> yu-yu: there seems to be a bad password issue, when attempting to connect to a device running WPA2-PSK or any mixmode encryption beyond version 10.0 in ubuntu
[15:37] <c4ifford> yu-yu: this is similar to what i'm having an issue with http://pc-freak.net/blog/how-to-fix-wicd-1-7-0ds1-5-connection-failed-bad-password-on-ubuntu-10-10-maverick-merkaaat/
[15:38] <Yu-Yu> c4ifford: Can be it reproduced on 13.xx?
[15:38] <universal> Yu-Yu: for apt-cache show flashplugin-mozilla it says unable to locate package
[15:39] <c4ifford> yu-yu i'm using 12.04 currently
[15:39] <Yu-Yu> universal: $ ( LANG=C apt-cache search flashplugin )
[15:39] <Yu-Yu> flashplugin-installer - Adobe Flash Player plugin installer
[15:39] <Yu-Yu> flashplugin-downloader - Adobe Flash Player plugin installer (transitional package)
[15:39] <Yu-Yu> flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound - Adobe Flash Player platform support library for Esound and OSS
[15:39] <Yu-Yu> Hell… Beg your pardon.
[15:39] <Yu-Yu> No Mozilla version.
[15:40] <universal> hmm
[15:40] <universal> what about flashplugin-downloader package ?
[15:40] <Yu-Yu> universal: Ask `apt-cache show «package_name» | less´ or what?
[15:41] <Yu-Yu> universal: I told you, I refuse helping with Adobe software, especially Flash Player.
[15:41] <universal> ok
[15:42] <ChogyDan> universal: chrome has the latest flash, fwiw
[15:42] <universal> what about [21:07] <universal> and Yu-Yu can it done sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a instead of sudo dpkg --configure -a ?
[15:42] <universal> ChogyDan: fwiw ?
[15:42] <xtre_> i have installed cinnamon, now how can i modify cinnamon panel from .config file ?
[15:42] <xtre_> where are those file located ?
[15:43] <ntzrmtthihu777> xtre_: check ~/.config/cinnamon
[15:43] <ChogyDan> universal: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/for_what_it%27s_worth#English
[15:43] <Yu-Yu> ziadingo: Some workaround: http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=d11f416
[15:43] <gvo> xtre_: Alternatively install Mate.  I found Mate to work better on some hardware.
[15:44] <universal> also if I download and install desktop environments than is there any performance enhancement or degradation ? and performance difference between xubuntu, kubuntu and xfce, kde on ubuntu ?
[15:44] <gvo> xtre_: Lightdm has been flakey for me.
[15:44] <universal> Yu-Yu: ^^
[15:44] <Yu-Yu> gvo, xtre_: Switched to Mate in mate-settings-daemon. Works ok.
[15:44] <Yu-Yu> universal: What?
[15:45] <xtre_> ntzrmtthihu777, i don't have that cinnamon folder in .config
[15:45] <universal> Yu-Yu: ?
[15:45] <gvo> universal: only if you have limited memory.
[15:45] <xtre_> gvo, Yu-Yu ok :)
[15:45] <ntzrmtthihu777> xtre_: dunno then. that's just a guess on my part
[15:45] <universal> gvo: i have 6gb ddr3
[15:45] <universal> 13xx mhz
[15:45] <gvo> universal: then I would not think you would see much difference in performance.
[15:45] <Yu-Yu> universal: Well,        --configure package...|-a|--pending is «Configure a package which has been unpacked but not yet configured.  If -a or --pending is given instead of  package,  all  unpacked but unconfigured packages are configured.»
[15:46] <ntzrmtthihu777> CPU~Dual core Intel Core2 Duo CPU U9600 (-MCP-) clocked at 1596.006 Mhz Kernel~3.7-trunk-amd64 x86_64 Up~15 min Mem~277.5/4928.4MB HDD~160.0GB(-) Procs~133 Client~Irssi 0.8.15 inxi~1.8.4
[15:46] <Sakrecoer> Hi all!
[15:47] <ntzrmtthihu777> heyo
[15:47] <universal> gvo: but which is better xfce or kde on ubuntu or full xubuntu pr kubuntu ?
[15:47] <Sakrecoer> I was hopeing someone could give me a little light on this issue i have.
[15:47] <ntzrmtthihu777> !ask | Sakrecoer
[15:47] <Sakrecoer> on point 3 at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet#Set_up_the_servers
[15:47] <Yu-Yu> All greets Sakrecoer.
[15:47] <Sakrecoer> it syas: "Start bootp: Here is a wrapper to start and stop bootpd from the command line." How do i use a wrapper?
[15:48] <gvo> universal: Better?  It's subjective and not something all would agree on.
[15:48] <universal> gvo: still....whats your view ?
[15:48] <gvo> universal: I'd never say any were better, except Unity is worse.
[15:48] <MrMonkey31> ooh, does switching out unity give you a new file manager?
[15:48] <Sakrecoer> Thanks ubottu! :) and sorry y'all... i will keep it in mind for next time...
[15:48] <gvo> universal: I'm a minimalist.  So xfce works fine for me.
[15:48] <ChogyDan> universal: I think that attempts are made to make them similar, but it is usually better to just install the flavor
[15:48] <Yu-Yu> gvo: Where worse?
[15:48] <universal> gvo: but unity is default...and most use that only
[15:49] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: the only difference is that installing xubuntu/kubuntu will drag in all the default xubuntu/kubuntu apps, installing xfce/kde just gives you the desktop
[15:49] <gvo> universal: and many hate it.
[15:49] <xtre_> i am also hating unity a lot now :(
[15:49]  * ntzrmtthihu777 hates it
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> unity is controversial, but that's not discussed here
[15:49] <gvo> Unity is why I now run Mint
[15:50] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: but what about performance difference ? xfce vs xubuntu ?
[15:50] <gvo> Sorry MonkeyDust
[15:50] <Yu-Yu> xtre_: Have you seen Awesome?
[15:50] <raven_> system does not send status mails any more: 12.04lts, ssmtp - manually via sendmail or ssmtp mails go out - any ideas?
[15:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: same, except you may have some default apps running in xubuntu.
[15:50] <universal> hmm
[15:50] <xtre_> Yu-Yu, using dwm right now.
[15:50] <xtre_> Awesome is also good
[15:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> xtre_: damned windows machine?
[15:51] <MrMonkey31> I'm a newbie trying to install the opera browser under 13.04, and I've never "authenticated" anything else that I would install, but am assuming this time around there is a good reason for it.  has anyone had trouble authenticating opera?  I'm getting the (standard?) 'a package can't be authenticated' msg
[15:51] <universal> what about system load ? meaning xfce=xubuntu plus default ubuntu apps/processes running in background ?
[15:51] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: ^^^
[15:51] <xtre_> ntzrmtthihu777, he he he :D :P
[15:51] <ChogyDan> MrMonkey31: if the package installs ok, and you trust the source, you can ignore that message.  It has to do with digital signing
[15:52] <Sakrecoer> oneagain: on point 3 at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet#Set_up_the_servers it syas: "Start bootp: Here is a wrapper to start and stop bootpd from the command line." How do i use a wrapper?
[15:52] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: depends, again. this current machine was installed as xubuntu 13.04, converted to ubuntu 13.04, and now runs gnome-panel
[15:52] <ntzrmtthihu777> !patience | Sakrecoer
[15:53] <ntzrmtthihu777> xtr: funny no?
[15:53] <ChogyDan> Sakrecoer: I think you put the code into a script, and run it from the cli
[15:54] <MrMonkey31> chogydan, yeaaaahhh... but ideally I'd want to make it work as intended right?
[15:54] <ntzrmtthihu777> Sakrecoer: try sudo service bootpd start
[15:55] <universal> so which desktop environment should I run ??
[15:55] <universal> instead of unity
[15:55]  * MrMonkey31 runs away
[15:55] <ChogyDan> MrMonkey31: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/installation-guide/i386/install-tftp.html
[15:55] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: that's personal choice, but if you liked pre-unity ubuntu gnome-panel or xfce would be familiar to you.
[15:56] <Sakrecoer> Thanks a milion ntzrmtthihu777 ( ChogyDan & ubottu too) !
[15:56] <Sakrecoer> Service bootpd start won't do it somehow...
[15:57] <ntzrmtthihu777> !bot | ubottu
[15:57] <raven_> system does not send status mails any more: 12.04lts, ssmtp - manually via sendmail or ssmtp mails go out - any ideas?
[15:57] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: yea gnome was very good......it was the reason I left windows......but now i am using unity.......I'm one adjustable kind of guy :)
[15:58] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: oh I'm damned adjustable, but crap is crap lol. unity is a mistake on the level of windows 8
[16:00] <Sakrecoer> 'wrapper' is such a large keyword for searchengines... however, if i find my sollution i will get back to you and post it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2105561
[16:00] <karab44> how to modify grub2 to change terminal resolution?
[16:01] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: lol
[16:01] <karab44> Im on ubuntu 1204
[16:01] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: so what do you use ?
[16:02] <eos__> universal: mmmm .... new kernel let me see the 4GB SDHC cards, in a convoluted way .... but not the 16GB SDHC card ....
[16:02] <KeyboardNotFound> can i change my partition from ext2 to ext4 without lost data ?
[16:02] <eos__> universal: I get a "No NAND device found" in my syslog .... any clue?
[16:03] <universal> eos__: is your 16gb card in working condition ?
[16:03] <ChogyDan> karab44: maybe try here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Displays
[16:03] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: sure, just have backups.
[16:03] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: 3 os's on two machines; xubuntu precise on a Dell Inspiron ONE 2205, and dual boot on a dell latitude xt2 Kali linux/Ubuntu 13.04 with gnome-panel
[16:03] <Yu-Yu> eos__: Cool.Does your reader/adapter work with the card?
[16:03] <universal> no idea....
[16:03] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: (in case something goes wrong)
[16:03] <eos__> universal: yep, new and read both from the camera and from MS Windows 7
[16:04] <KeyboardNotFound> jrib, which software i need to use ?
[16:04] <eos__> Yu-Yu: yep ....
[16:04] <karab44> ChogyDan: thank you mate, I was already there
[16:04] <karab44> brb
[16:04] <Yu-Yu> eos__: On the same machine?
[16:04] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: did you get the screenshot?
[16:04] <ntzrmtthihu777> KeyboardNotFound: no.
[16:05] <eos__> Yu-Yu: this is what I get in syslog .... 2196.050168 r852: detected xD writeable card in slot; 2196.351174] No NAND device found;
[16:05] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: "no"?
[16:05] <jrib> ntzrmtthihu777: "no"?
[16:05] <eos__> Yu-Yu: what the heck is this NAND device?
[16:06] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: one second, I will find documentation for you.  You just run some tune2fs commands
[16:06] <Yu-Yu> eos__: NAND memory device is the device your card is.
[16:06] <KeyboardNotFound> thank you jrib
[16:06] <Asad3ainJalout> universal:??
[16:06] <universal> Asad3ainJalout: no
[16:06] <eos__> Yu-Yu: mmmm .... completely puzzled .....
[16:06] <ntzrmtthihu777> jrib: convert ext2 to ext4 directly. Unless I'm just a dumbass in this case I coulda sworn that sort of conversion was impossible.
[16:07] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: here it is again http://i.imgur.com/14INK4g.png
[16:07] <universal> eos__: sdhc card technology is NAND flash
[16:07] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: https://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto#Converting_an_ext3_filesystem_to_ext4
[16:07] <jrib> ntzrmtthihu777: see above
[16:07] <KeyboardNotFound> jrib, i have ext2 no ext3
[16:07] <universal> Asad3ainJalout: what was your problem ?
[16:07] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: read ...
[16:07] <Yu-Yu> eos__: Your device tells your system it has a card installed. They used to be of NAND memory. However, your system does not detect any _writeable_ card. Check write lock?
[16:08] <Sakrecoer> further research brought me into believeing i should put the "wrapper" in a file named "bootp" into /etc/init.d .... could i be guessing correct?
[16:08] <KeyboardNotFound> ah, thanks you very much jrib
[16:08]  * Yu-Yu likely misread.
[16:08] <eos__> Yu-Yu: universal: yep, but why does it say not found? write lock is off .... card writeable ....
[16:08] <Asad3ainJalout> universal if i try to use apt-get or the software center in any way i recieve this error
[16:08] <eos__> Yu-Yu: it say first detected, and then not found? either it finds it, or not ....
[16:08] <Yu-Yu> eos__: No guess good for you on that.
[16:08] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:08] <Asad3ainJalout> E: Unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists/
[16:08] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: you asked for that screenshot
[16:09] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: again, you should have back-ups of any data you care about just in case something goes wrong
[16:09] <KeyboardNotFound> jrib, how i can backup all my data ?
[16:09] <jrib> !backup | KeyboardNotFound
[16:09] <universal> Asad3ainJalout: http://askubuntu.com/questions/15433/how-do-i-fix-a-could-not-get-lock-var-lib-dpkg-lock-problem read this and you will have some info abou tthis problem
[16:09] <jfritz> Hello friends - I need a hand with accessing a samba share from Ubuntu 13.04. It seems that when I mount a share through the file explorer, i'm always given guest permissions, even though my username/password matches the one on the server. if i mount the share from the command line and specify the username/password explicitly, i get the correct permissions. Any thoughts?
[16:09] <Asad3ainJalout> universal: thank you
[16:09] <eos__> Yu-Yu: universal: also, when loading the 4GB SDHC card .... it uses mmc0 / mmc_block ....
[16:09] <jrib> KeyboardNotFound: and I'm not sure if it's mentioned there but make sure the partition you work on is unmounted
[16:10] <Yu-Yu> eos__: Likely either your system works not okay, or your reader does.
[16:11] <universal> eos__: thats alright....its a memory module thatsy it is using mmc...
[16:11] <eos__> Yu-Yu: mmmm .... likely ubuntu does not work well with SDHC, there is a list of bugs long like wikipedia since 8.10 .... the reader works.
[16:11] <eos__> Yu-Yu: well, all diagnostics suggests that it works ....
[16:11] <eos__> Yu-Yu: mmmm .... wait a moment!
[16:13] <universal> eoss: open disks or gparted and see if its listed there
[16:13] <KeyboardNotFound> jrib, thanks for help :)
[16:15] <User2005> I have a (I believe) udev mount in /media/{username}/{what-loos-like-a-uuid}
[16:15] <User2005> IT is a raid controller, with a single volumn on it; But I can't figure out howto mount this as a "regular" mount, in fstab.
[16:16] <john_john> Is there any linux distribution that comes with GTK nowadays?
[16:16] <User2005> Could anybody tell me, how I can't figure out what filesystem (I think it is ext4), and what device it is mounting?
[16:16] <ikonia> errr ubuntu
[16:16] <raven_> system does not send status mails any more: 12.04lts, ssmtp - manually via sendmail or ssmtp mails go out - any ideas?
[16:16] <john_john> wait so unity is GTK?
[16:17] <ActionPa1snip> john_john: unity is a plugin for Compiz
[16:17] <Chelsea> Hi all, is/will Mir be used as default backend for other distro's than Ubuntu?
[16:17]  * Yu-Yu works with her SDHC cards (8/16 GB) for a long while.
[16:17] <ActionPa1snip> john_john: when you use Unity, you are using Gnome desktop with Compiz WM
[16:17] <john_john> I see
[16:17] <Yu-Yu> raven_: Lol, here you again.
[16:17] <ActionPa1snip> john_john: both are coded using GTK
[16:17] <ActionPa1snip> john_john: Unity is not a desktop environment and does not replace Gnome
[16:17] <john_john> So I could essentially just disable Unity and use Ubuntu just like before?
[16:18] <ChogyDan> Chelsea: Mir hasn't been released.  The other distros will likely decide after release
[16:18] <ikonia> john_john: not quit
[16:18] <ikonia> john_john: you'd need something to replace unity
[16:18] <john_john> Because I like the gtk theming and I'm not a fan of kde. But this unity thingy is scaring me
[16:18] <john_john> I see
[16:18] <ActionPa1snip> john_john: install gnome-panel and log off, then log in to the new session in LightDM, you can use Compiz as the WM if you wish but you will need to disable the Unity plugin using ccsm
[16:18] <ntzrmtthihu777> ikonia: install gnome-panel or gnome-shell
[16:19] <ntzrmtthihu777> ikonia: whoops, wrong nick. john_john ^^^
[16:19] <john_john> oh so unity is just a replacement for the panel
[16:19] <john_john> good I c
[16:19] <Chelsea> ChogyDan, just out of curiosity, do you know of any distro's (other than ubuntu offcourse) that is looking to use it as a default graphical backend?
[16:19] <ntzrmtthihu777> john_john: not so much a replacement as a plugin.
[16:19] <john_john> idk I don't like all these new tablet oriented designs. Ima stick with my mouse and keyboard for a few years more.
[16:20] <eoss> universal: i am not eos__
[16:20] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: gnome-panel is same as gnome2 ?
[16:20] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: very close. like about 95% the same.
[16:20] <ChogyDan> Chelsea: no.  We will have to wait to see how it stacks up to wayland
[16:21] <Chelsea> ChogyDan, k, thanks!
[16:23] <jfritz> Hey guys, can anybody take a look at http://askubuntu.com/questions/340492/ubuntu-13-04-mounts-samba-shares-as-guest-by-default-shares-can-be-manually-mou for me?
[16:23] <eeos> Yu-Yu: universal: I am trying to see whether VirtualBox can read the card .... that would be slightly funny, anyway ....
[16:23] <jfritz> i'm having trouble mounting a samba share with correct permissions
[16:24] <universal> ntzrmtthihu777: hmm....how is openbox cinnamon comapred to gnome-panel and is gnome-panel better than gnome2 ?
[16:25] <universal> eeos: maybe virtual machine is causing the problem....check your card on a installed system and not in VM
[16:25] <john_john> wait so Unity is just a launcher with menus in it?
[16:25] <Sakrecoer> it seems that i was guessing right!
[16:25] <Sakrecoer> :)
[16:25] <john_john> or is it like a file browser in it as well?
[16:25] <john_john> (sorry haven't used ubuntu for ages)
[16:26] <universal> john_john: its a desktop environment.....file browser is nautilis
[16:26] <john_john> but
[16:26] <eeos> Yu-Yu: universal: nope, the vm was not fired when I tried ....
[16:26] <ntzrmtthihu777> universal: these are all matters of opinion, mine will not be the same as yours.
[16:26] <john_john> ;_;
[16:27] <eeos> Yu-Yu: universal: incredible ..... I did modprobe -r 852; modprobe -r sdhc_pci; modprobe r852; modprobe sdhc_pci; with the card in the slot .... and the system now reads it fine.
[16:27] <eeos> Yu-Yu: universal: what on earth ....
[16:27] <Yu-Yu> eeos: What?
[16:28]  * Yu-Yu is gonna resume her boring life.
[16:28] <Yu-Yu> bb
[16:28] <eeos> Yu-Yu: I followed the last post here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1611491.html
[16:29] <eeos> Yu-Yu: thanks!
[16:30] <eeos> brb
[16:33] <john_john> Now it's time for install :D
[16:33] <john_john> (i'm so excited wowow)
[16:33] <vmachine> does anyone know how to uninstall gns3 from source...
[16:33] <vmachine> ive installed it but cannot find a way to remove
[16:34] <ntzrmtthihu777> vmachine: make uninstall?
[16:35] <ntzrmtthihu777> vmachine: should be, but not all follow the manual on that. In any case, install checkinstall and use that instead next time. it will install the source as a deb and make for easy removal.
[16:37] <jlharmon001> I am starting with a minimal install of ubuntu 12.04 with no DM. I've copied over my sources.list.d directory from another machine with 12.04 installed and used apt-ket to export all keys and imported those keys to another machine. However when I attempt to install packages it seems to refuses to isntall due to other package dependancies not being installed. After manually entering all the files it says it needs to be installed i
[16:37] <Mike9863> My external mouse and keyboard stopped working for some reason. I'm sure they will work if I restart my computer but I'd rather not do that. Does anyone know of a way for me to refresh them being detected or something? I tried removing and inserting the USB dongle but that didn't work.
[16:38] <ntzrmtthihu777> Mike9863: do you know the module they use? rmmod and modprobe it.
[16:38] <vmachine> no i dont
[16:38] <ntzrmtthihu777> jlharmon001: apt-get -f install?
[16:39] <ntzrmtthihu777> vmachine: don't what?
[16:40] <jlharmon001> ntzrmtthihu777: apt-get -f install doesn't seem to change anything
[16:41] <vmachine> apt-get installs v0.83 but source installs v0.84
[16:41] <vmachine> i need to uninstall v0.84
[16:43] <Ampelbein> jlharmon001: Can you provide a paste bin with the actual errors you get?
[16:47] <jfritz> Hey guys, I'm having some trouble mounting a guest share from Ubuntu 13.04 - seems as though the username/password isn't being passed. I wrote up the issue here http://askubuntu.com/questions/340492/ubuntu-13-04-mounts-samba-shares-as-guest-by-default-shares-can-be-manually-mou
[16:49] <tonph`> hey guys, how can i specify my private key in connecting using ssh in ubuntu ?
[16:49] <john_john> Is there still no Adobe Shockwave support for Ubuntu?
[16:50] <yigal> tonph`: -i
[16:50] <tonph`> yigal: ssh -i /path/to/my/priatekey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>?
[16:51] <yigal> tonph`: ssh -i <private key> <user>@<server>
[16:51] <tonph`> yigal : thanks let me try that...
[16:51] <yigal> tonph`: cool
[16:53] <jlharmon001> Ampelbein: http://pastebin.com/yyUGae50
[16:54] <Ampelbein> jlharmon001: There is no package named mate-core in any Ubuntu Series.
[16:55] <john_john> Why are there so many websites that need shockwave to be displayed properly, is the only option to run Firefox through Wine and install shockwave in it?
[16:56] <yigal> tonph`: tbh it's the same in any OS using openssh, so pretty universal
[16:56] <tonph`> yigal : :(, it didnt work, permission denied. I had the key in ppk format so converted using `puttygen id_dsa.ppk -O private-openssh -o id_dsa`
[16:57] <Ampelbein> john_john: Either wine+firefox or stop using sites that require proprietary plugins.
[16:57] <john_john> alright
[16:58] <tonph`> yigal : then used `ssh -i id_dsa<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but it shown me permission denied... :(
[16:58] <irontomrackham> hi
[16:58] <yigal> tonph`: do you have access from another server?
[16:59] <yigal> tonph`: if so what are you using to get it?
[16:59] <yigal> tonph`: did you look at ssh -v (verbose) ?
[16:59] <tonph`> yigal: m just trying to connect to my linux laptop ... i havnt tried -v .. let me check that
[17:00] <yigal> tonph`: see what it might be hanging on
[17:00] <yigal> tonph`: it might be the permission of the key, or of the host filesystem
[17:00] <yigal> tonph`: anyways that's where I would go next
[17:01] <tonph`> yigal: thanks let me wrestle a bit more and bell the ring back .. thanks
[17:01] <darkelfjuggalo> I am using ubuntu 13.04 is there a way to do a direct Downgrade to 12.04 LTS without wiping all of my personal data?
[17:01] <yigal> tonph`: gl sir
[17:01] <Ampelbein> tonph`: Just to make sure: You added the public part of your key on the server side? (ssh-copy-id)?
[17:01] <tonph`> yigal : thanks ..
[17:02] <tonph`> ampelbein: yeah thats is there... let me wrestle a bit more and come bak to u guys, thanks
[17:02] <AcidRain2012> Ampelbein, try #openssh but i can tell you yigal is probably right. when i was getting 'connection refused' and no errors at all, it was the permissions on the ca file and the filesystem
[17:02] <AcidRain2012> you can have the right owner and group. but if permissions arent set then you get locked out
[17:03] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: please read http://askubuntu.com/questions/49869/how-to-roll-back-ubuntu-to-a-previous-version
[17:03] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: this is just the state of trying to downgrade
[17:05] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: if you are considering an upgrade from 12.04 -> 13.04 and are just wondering what your options are for downgrading.  The bottom line is make a full system backup, if possible so you can roll everything back if necessary.
[17:05] <darkelfjuggalo> Thank yigal; is there way to fresh install and import my personal data... not so much the packages as to my docs, images and music etc... the work that I would otherwise be using?
[17:06] <darkelfjuggalo> yigal; I migrated from Win7 to 13.04 but many of the packages I need are unstable in 13.04 and I'm trying to go to a version that will be more stable
[17:07] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: in terms of data, it's an application per application sense of migrating
[17:07] <mikere> darkelfjuggalo: Back up your documents and then copy them back in after a clean install.
[17:08] <nomike> hi
[17:08] <mikere> darkelfjuggalo: unless you have some unusual applications that require things to be stored in odd formats like in a mysql database.
[17:08] <kenshiro> Hi, what's the best way of install Open Sound System in Ubuntu 12.04? (and remove alsa and pulseaudio)
[17:08] <darkelfjuggalo> So what I need into my drop box and start over...
[17:09] <nomike> I'm running ubuntu 13.04 with gnome desktop and I'm having problems connecting to a WPA2 Enterprise WLAN because of a UI bug.
[17:09] <darkelfjuggalo> Yes, MySQL is one of my problems...it keeps crashing
[17:10] <mikere> darkelfjuggalo: For migrating mysql from one install to the next, you'd best check the mysql data backup/restore documentation.  Some times it's a bit tricky.
[17:10] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: what versions is 12.04 using
[17:10] <socrates_johnson> hello, I installed ubuntu 13.04 on my asus laptop in legacy mode using a DVD, but when I try to install from USB I only have the option to boot uefi. Is there a trick I'm missing?
[17:10] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: I can see that 13.04 is using 5.5.31
[17:10] <universal> how to clean up temporary files and recent files list etc like disk clean in windows ??
[17:11] <nomike> When I try to join the network using the network manager icon the dialog pops up asking me for the credentials and the authentication details. When I press connect, another dialog pops up warning me about that I'm not using a CA for connecting and asks me to either ignore or choose a CA certificate.
[17:11] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: which appears to be the default of 12.04 as well
[17:12] <stevePage129> hey all! i have a quick question about IPTables Logging:
[17:12] <nomike> My Problem is that though this dialog is modal to the previous one (it's on top, the other one is greyed out), the event focus (keyboard and mouse) is still on the prevoous dialog.
[17:12] <yigal> universal: deborphan is possibly useful in this case
[17:12] <optimusprimem> hi, Ubuntu run fine in this configuration: 2GB RAM, HDD 5400 RPM, AMD Fusion C-60 (Dual Core)? <- this is a netbook
[17:12] <nomike> I can enter text, press buttons, etc. but I can not click on the buttons in the warning dialog.
[17:12] <darkelfjuggalo> I have never used 12.04, but my MySQL database, I can't complete due to crashes, I can't properly use several of my personal applications, like Skype, and my browser without Crashing, the drivers for my Mic and Webcam have not worked since I installed 13.04 over a month ago
[17:12] <universal> !deborphan
[17:13] <nomike> Do you know how to configure a WPA2 Enterprise in network manager without using this gui?
[17:13] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: are you certain 12.04 will work, then?
[17:13] <yigal> nomike: NM is for woosies, just my opninion
[17:13] <stevePage129> i have added a Log All Packets value to INPUT and FORWARD chains to satisfy PSAD, but it seems that megssages are being logged to DMESG but not /var/log/messages. i am running this inside an OpenVZ container with a 2.6 kernel on 12.04
[17:14] <nomike> yigal, appart from that I never had problems with it
[17:14] <darkelfjuggalo> most of the people I talk to out of the chatroom are still in 12.04 becuase it is stable for them... a few never upgrade unless the new version is LTS and over a month old
[17:14] <stevePage129> lts = long term support >.<
[17:14] <eos> universal: hi there .... probblm
[17:14] <yigal> nomike: have you already read http://askubuntu.com/questions/279762/cant-connect-to-wpa2-enterprise-peap
[17:15] <eos> universal: sorry, SDHC problem solved in the most stangte way .... there must be something wrong at kernel level
[17:16] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: personally in your position I would dual boot with 12.04, you will likely need to spend some time to get that OS to actually support your hardware.
[17:16] <eos> universal: every time you insert a new card, you remove the kernel modules r852 and sdhc_pci, and you reload them .... then you can mount the cards.
[17:16] <yigal> eos: dbus time?
[17:17] <eos> universal: if you do not do it, it returns a No NAND device found.
[17:17] <eos> yigal: hi there .... what do you mean?
[17:17] <darkelfjuggalo> my Hardware is just Toshiba Satellite Laptop, no modifications to the factory hardware
[17:17] <yigal> eos: get the right stuff to load at the right time, nvr mind :)
[17:18] <utusan> every now and then the bootup gets messed up and sound is dummy output.  Anyone knows how to recover without rebooting?
[17:18] <yigal> darkelfjuggalo: I understand but it will depend on the model and the actual components
[17:18] <eos> yigal: mmmm .... no, it loads them, but you need to unload them and manually reload them with the card in
[17:18] <yigal> eos: that would be the use of dbus to have them autoload
[17:18] <pupino> ciao
[17:18] <pupino> !list
[17:18] <eos> yigal: strange, but it seems to work ....
[17:19] <nomike> yigal, thanks. Haven't found this before. However, I found a workaround: I logged in using Unity-Desktop and there it worked.
[17:19] <eos> yigal: do you mean to unload and then autoload?
[17:19] <darkelfjuggalo> Some of my programs that are not in the repository, are crashing becuase 12.04 is the latest unbuntu version available on the site.
[17:19] <eos> yigal: how would you do that?
[17:19] <yigal> eos: the best method would be for the system to recognize the device and then behave as you are right now manually loading the drivers
[17:20] <yigal> eos: sorry man that's all I'm getting at
[17:20] <eos> yigal: yes, this is what the system does .... but if you autoload them, it returns the error No NAND device found
[17:21] <eos> yigal: so, you insert the card, the system loads the modules, you unload them manually (modprobe -r) and then you reload them manually (modprobe) and it works .... how strange is that?
[17:21] <yigal> eos: which means something is likely being read before it should be
[17:21] <yigal> eos: it's likely a matter of digging through dmesg
[17:22] <eos> yigal: there is a lot of documentation of this bug across all ubuntu releases since 8.10 ....
[17:22] <yigal> eos: but as long as there is a pragmatic method of actually arriving at a working solution then automate, that's all I'm saying
[17:22] <nomike> thanks for your help but I gotta go...
[17:22] <nomike> cu
[17:22] <yigal> eos: and in this case automating means loading the drivers multiple times
[17:23] <yigal> eos: or loading/unloading and then loading
[17:23] <universal> yigal: he is doing that inside a VM
[17:24] <eos> yigal: it could be .... but I frankly prefer manual loading, at this point. The bug is reported and documented quite extensively, and there have been several half batched solutions and regressions.
[17:24] <yigal> eos: what ever works, as long as you can live with it :D
[17:25] <eos> yigal: yep, it gives you more low level control .... even if because of a bug. :D
[17:25] <yigal> eos: or perhaps it's ... a feature :P
[17:25] <eos> yigal: I am slowly dropping down to enlightment and CLI.
[17:26] <eos> yigal: yes :D
[17:26] <universal> eos: modprobe -r only blacklists the modules and doesn't unloads them....try rmmod module and then modprobe and test
[17:27] <eos> universal: ? but the man page of modprobe says the oposite!
[17:27] <universal> eos: whatever....try rmmod and see if it works
[17:27] <optimusprimem> my solution for my asking
[17:27] <optimusprimem> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[17:28] <yigal> eos: you mean the man pages for rmmod write to the effect that modprobe -r should be used in most cases
[17:29] <WilliamGrant> Im very new to Ubuntu and I have problem with starting up. When booting ubuntu it only shows a command promt(GBU GRUB) and it wont start ubuntu gui
[17:30] <eos> yigal: nope, I mean the man pages of modprobe at the option -r says "This option causes modprobe to remove rather than insert a module. If the modules it depends on are also unused,
[17:30] <eos>            modprobe will try to remove them too. Unlike insertion, more than one module can be specified on the command line (it
[17:30] <eos>            does not make sense to specify module parameters when removing modules)."
[17:30] <daedeloth> I'm a bit lost with video drivers. Steam sais I don't have direct rendering. When I run 64bit versino of glxinfo, I have direct rendering just fine. I don't know how to check the 32bit version
[17:30] <eos> yigal: universal: I have tried with rmmod and it works exactly the same way.
[17:31] <yigal> universal: where are you getting your info on using rmmod?
[17:31] <yigal> universal: over modprobe, reading its man page it's not 'blacklisting'.  Is this what it's doing at the kernel level?
[17:31] <universal> eos: simple thing is that some other module is accessing your flash card and giving that error.....you have to find that module and blacklist it
[17:33] <yigal> universal: I mean modprobe -b is utilizing the module blacklist
[17:33] <Marlenee> i delete folder of "dev" by mistake in my ssh server ?
[17:33] <yigal> universal: just from a tersary rtfm attempt
[17:35] <yigal> Marlenee: read http://askubuntu.com/questions/18282/rebuild-dev-accidentally-deleted
[17:35] <eos> yigal: not using -b but -r
[17:35] <yigal> Marlenee: as far as I can tell rebooting and you should be good to go, but make sure you have backup
[17:35] <holygh0strecon> hello. trying to config printer in xubuntu 12.04LTS to scan documents
[17:35] <yigal> eos: exactly, so I want to understand what universal is getting at
[17:35] <eos> yigal: universal: anyway, it works exactly the same with rmmod.
[17:36] <eos> yigal: sorry .... misunderstood.
[17:37] <pensacola_> hi all. I have a laptop Lenovo ideapad u310 and I'm uisng ubuntu 13.04 but my battery is not charging 100% only 90%. How can this be fixed?
[17:37] <Marlenee> yigal : my python application crashed after i delete the 'dev' folder ?
[17:38] <eos> yigal: (by the way, they are all symlinks to kmod)
[17:38] <yigal> Marlenee: yes, the /dev/ directory is absolutely essential but should be recreated after a reboot
[17:39] <yigal> eos: lol, interesting
[17:39] <eos> yigal: yes :D
[17:39] <holygh0strecon> anyone using a multi-function printer to scan in ubuntu?
[17:39] <decci> I am unable to run hive command on command prompt. It says ftp://<IP_ADDRESS>/
[17:39] <decci> sorry
[17:39] <motz> hi, I have mini boombox by logitech. How can I get it working under ubuntu?
[17:40] <yigal> holygh0strecon: yes most desktop users are.  What is your question sir?
[17:40] <decci> The error it shows: While I run hive on shell it says "Cannot find hadoop installation: \$HADOOP_HOME or \$HADOOP_PREFiX must be set or hadoop must be in the path
[17:40] <decci> I am able to run echo $HADOOP_HOME and $HADOOP_PREIX without any error
[17:41] <yigal> decci: just because these variables are set doesn't mean that the daemon is up and running
[17:41] <willows0> I've been having some issues with the fullscreen mode of this gaming emulator I use (fceux). It worked fine on Unity, but with LXDE when I select fullscreen a window takes up the whole screen, but the actual game only takes up about 1/4 of the screen (as opposed to the full screen on Unity). Any idea what the issue is?
 using dell sc420 xubuntu 12.04LTS canon pixma mg3222. found driver on irish canon printer site but no scan funtionality so far. simple scan and ristretto say there is no scanner connected but print function works fine.
[17:41] <decci> yigal: All I know is one need to run hive command and it should run right
[17:42] <decci> yigal: How to fix it?
[17:42] <yigal> decci: can you see via netstat if the hadoop daemon is running, that's #1
[17:42] <Marlenee> yigal : the folder dev is restored as default
[17:42] <Marlenee> yigal : i need tool that can back up my whole server ??
[17:42] <yigal> Marlenee: no, the /dev/ directory should be restored because that is normally what happens at boot
[17:43] <yigal> Marlenee: yes, removing the /dev directory is NOT good
[17:43] <decci> yigal: Let me check one by one
[17:43] <yigal> decci: cool
[17:43] <loki_> Hello.  can anyone tell me how to enable the built in VNC server in ubuntu from the CLI?
[17:43] <Marlenee> yigal : i remove it by mistake
[17:43] <yigal> Marlenee: mistakes happen, that's why backups should be made
[17:43] <Marlenee> yigal : what is the tool built in ubuntu for backup whole server
[17:44] <loki_> anyone?
[17:44] <loki_> no?
[17:44] <yigal> Marlenee: there is no single tool, but there are tools that will do it
[17:44] <Makkusu> Hi guys, I want to install Ubuntu 13.04 x64 and I have an EFI BIOS. Disk0 has Windows 8 installed. I want to install Ubuntu on Disk 2. Should I create an EFI partition on Disk 2? Where do I install the boot loader then?
[17:44] <yigal> loki_: server or client?
[17:44] <stevePage129> i have added log all dropped packets to input and forward chains under iptables, however, no messages appear in /var/log/messages. i have found what i am looking for when running the command "dmesg", however, i require these to be logged so that they can be monitored
[17:44] <loki_> Makkusu: I have had no issues installing
[17:44] <loki_> yigal: would be the server I presume
[17:44] <holygh0strecon> sorry loki  noob here
[17:44] <yigal> loki_: what version of Ubuntu?
[17:45] <loki_> I am trying to connect to it without plugging it in to a monitor
[17:45] <loki_> yigal: 12.04.3
[17:45] <yigal> loki_: vino
[17:45] <loki_> is the built in?
[17:45] <Makkusu> loki_: So you installed Ubuntu on a 2nd disk and it automatically gave you dual boot? Did you choose "Install along side" or "Replace"
[17:45] <loki_> Makkusu: install alongside
[17:45] <yigal> loki_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/181915/installing-vnc-server-client-in-ubuntu-12-04
[17:45] <decci> yigal: What is the exact command to check hadoop through netstat
[17:46] <loki_> yigal: that doesn't answer my question
[17:46] <loki_> I want to enable that from the CLI
[17:46] <yigal> loki_: actually it does exactly answer the question you posed
[17:46] <Makkusu> loki_: Unless someone is logged in, it won't be easy. You need to start it from the command line with Display:0 or something similar
[17:46] <eos> yigal: it is interesting that there is no man page for kmod though ....
[17:46] <yigal> decci: there are several default ports Hadoop will use
[17:46] <loki_> Makkusu: someone is logged in
[17:46] <loki_> yigal: ….
[17:47] <basichash> How can I check which processes are using a particular port?
[17:47] <loki_> yigal: this would have been more fitting
[17:47] <loki_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981
[17:47] <loki_> just FYI
[17:47] <yigal> loki_: gl
[17:47] <sysop3231> Is there anyone here able to answer an EXPECT question?
[17:47] <yigal> decci: try ps -ef|grep hadoop
[17:48] <sysop3231> or able to point me to a channel able to do so
[17:48] <basichash> How can I check which processes are using a particular port?
[17:48] <SchrodingersScat> !ask | sysop3231
[17:48] <loki_> yigal: don't need luck.  the link you threw my was was helpful if I wanted to setup vino using the GUI.  not doing that.
[17:48] <loki_> thanks though
[17:48] <yigal> basichash: using netstat
[17:48] <sysop3231> netstat -an
 using dell sc420 xubuntu 12.04LTS canon pixma mg3222. found driver on irish canon printer site but no scan funtionality so far. simple scan and ristretto say there is no scanner connected but print function works fine.
[17:48] <sysop3231> ss is a good one too
[17:49] <yigal> basichash: if you want to know which services are listening for requests use 'netstat -nlpt'
[17:49] <yigal> basichash: using 'sudo'
[17:49] <eos> yigal: this is really good https://events.linuxfoundation.org/images/stories/pdf/lf_elc12_marchi.pdf.
[17:49] <sysop3231> wonderful. i will do so.
[17:50] <yigal> eos: I'll check it out
[17:50] <sysop3231> I am trying to use a heredoc, using EXPECT to answer 'yes' to a bundle rake command. wow. im not sure how to ask on one line.
[17:50] <sysop3231> umm..
[17:50] <eos> yigal: ok, have to leave! Have a good evening .... thanks for help.
[17:50] <jfritz> Hey guys, I'm having some trouble with guest shares in Ubuntu 13.04 and SAMBA. Can somebody take a look at this for me? http://askubuntu.com/questions/340492/ubuntu-13-04-mounts-samba-shares-as-guest-by-default-shares-can-be-manually-mou
[17:50] <basichash> yigal: I'm trying to use Tor, but Im getting these errors. I've changed to the to 9052: http://pastebin.com/uAPN0Yu4
[17:51] <basichash> *port
[17:51] <basichash> ubuntu 12.04
[17:51] <yigal> eos: u2 see you around man
[17:51] <sysop3231> I've asked this question on a forum,.. and laid out the question and information very well. Anyone with EXPECT knowledge and a spare minute or two, please have a look. Any advice is apprectiated: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/trying-to-use-expect-heredoc-to-answer-a-ruby-rake-request-4175475599/
[17:52] <sysop3231> sorry -- not able to fit that entire question on one line.
[17:52] <holygh0strecon> using dell sc420 xubuntu 12.04LTS canon pixma mg3222.  no scan funtionality so far. simple scan and ristretto say there is no scanner connected but print function works fine.
[17:52] <sysop3231> im new to irc, dont want to be annoying,.. but what does !ask and !patience mean?
[17:54] <mikere> sysop3231: it means just ask the question, don't ask to ask it, and be patient waiting for a reply - don't repeat it every few seconds.
[17:54] <bujitsubro> hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:54] <sysop3231> mikere: no problem. will do. thanks for any help.
[17:55] <yigal> basichash: what you will likely want to try to do is just telnet locally to that port
[17:56] <holygh0strecon> using dell sc420 desktop xubuntu 12.04LTS canon pixma mg3222.  no scan funtionality so far. simple scan and ristretto say there is no scanner connected but print function works fine.
[17:57] <bujitsubro> !ask hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:57] <bujitsubro> hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:58] <bujitsubro> hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:59] <bujitsubro> hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:59] <bujitsubro> hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:59] <bujitsubro> hello , i really need help please i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  i just bought and i cant get it to dual boot
[17:59] <FloodBot1> bujitsubro: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:59] <ham1> bujitsubro, asking lots of times won't get you an answer any faster
[17:59] <basichash> yigal: How can I do that?
[18:00] <GiannisK> http://bit.ly/1a19GP3
[18:00] <bujitsubro> sorry
[18:00] <bujitsubro>  i fell alone
[18:01] <holygh0strecon> bujitusbro. sorry no help here im noob. was there an option in the install to format existing or install alongside?
[18:01] <loki_> if I run this command 'export DISPLAY=:0.0' how can I disable it?
[18:02] <ham1> bujitsubro, well just remember how much you are paying for any support and the first thing people will ask is have you googled it
[18:02] <bujitsubro> ham- yes i did but i hve gotten no where
[18:03] <holygh0strecon> bujbro what version of ubuntu? what does it display when you bootup?
[18:03] <bujitsubro> i was able to partion and instal and i can even see a boot file that says ubuntu in a list  in the boot from uefi file but but it wont load
[18:04] <bujitsubro> my ubuntu version is 12.04.3 lts 64
[18:04] <holygh0strecon> when i dual-booted a machine i had a grub do you have one?
[18:04] <kooty_n> can i get help about vidalia settings
[18:05] <bujitsubro> i dont think i have a grub a
[18:05] <jfritz> bujitsubro, what are you trying to dual-boot with? What other operating system aside from Ubuntu?
[18:05] <XXX> when installing ubuntu on a macbook, should i use the alternative mac iso, or stick with the normal 64 bit iso?
[18:06] <loki_> I guess no one has that answer
[18:06] <bujitsubro> when i choose  "osmaneger" it goes to th"hp loading scren " but it never give me a list of my os's
[18:06] <bujitsubro> i have win 8
[18:06] <Marlenee> libOpenCL.so.1 is missing ???
[18:07] <SchrodingersScat> loki_: could export it as something else
[18:07] <loki_> SchrodingersScat: is there any way to disable the command completely?
[18:08] <bujitsubro> jfritzz- i have a HP Pavilion 15-b119wm Sleekbook  with win 8
[18:09] <loki_> SchrodingersScat: is vino-server something that starts at startup automatically?
[18:09] <SchrodingersScat> loki_: export is a bash built-in afaik
[18:10] <sysop3231> SchrodingersScat is the internet-hero of the day. with his/her advice i was able to use empty-expect to solve my issue. code:
[18:10] <sysop3231>  56  empty -f -i in -o out sudo -u git -H bundle exec rake gitlab:setup RAILS_ENV=production
[18:10] <sysop3231>    57  empty -w -i out -o in "(yes/no)? " "yes\n"
[18:10] <nem> system booting without full network configuration
[18:11] <nem> and now i have no internet
[18:11] <nem> whats the deal with this issue?
[18:11] <holygh0strecon> bujitsu have you ever heard of escrima? try this link for your grub problem http://askubuntu.com/questions/302680/how-do-i-install-ubuntu-alongside-uefi-enabled-windows-8-on-a-dell-xps-8500
[18:12] <holygh0strecon> bujitsubro; specifically thsi part: After installation is complete just reboot and check if everything works fine. Although, as your Windows is installed in UEFI mode you can experience problems, such as booting straight to Windows and not passing through GRUB. For problems like that you should use Ubuntu Boot-Repair tool. Also check these Q&As if in trouble: Windows 8 doesn't allow Ubuntu start-up and http://askubuntu.com/a/2
[18:12] <holygh0strecon> "this part"
[18:13] <bujitsubro> the philipino martial art heck yea its awsome
[18:13] <holygh0strecon> yeah i love it. check out that link it kind of smells like your problem.
[18:13] <Marlenee> libOpenCL.so.1 is missing ???
[18:13] <sysop3231> thanks for the assist. take care all.
[18:13] <holygh0strecon> marlenee is that for bujitsu's problem?
[18:14] <nem> can anyone tell me how to add my pci card
[18:14] <nem> i rebooted after updates and now ubuntu is saying
[18:14] <nem> that there is not network configuration
[18:15] <nem> ifconfig lists the devices
[18:15] <nem> they are there
[18:15] <nem> but ubuntu dont let me use them
[18:15] <holygh0strecon> going afk later all.
[18:16] <nem> grrr
[18:18] <loki_> could someone please help?
[18:18] <loki_> it looks like running that command doesn't allow me to log in locally anymore
[18:18] <loki_> how can I fix it?
[18:20] <loki_> no one?
[18:20] <loki_> 1721 people in the room and not 1 person?
[18:20] <seventhsamuari> lol
[18:20] <loki_> wtf kind of craziness is that?
[18:20] <nem> i know right
[18:21] <nem> im just going to switch to gento
[18:21] <nem> gentoo*
[18:21] <mikere> loki_: I just scrolled back 2 pages and I have no idea what you are asking
[18:21] <seventhsamuari> whats gentoo?
[18:21] <MonkeyDust> !patience
[18:21] <loki_> mikere: thanks
[18:21] <loki_> mikere: I was following these instructions
[18:21] <loki_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981
[18:21] <gordonjcp> loki_: what command?
[18:22] <loki_> mikere: and I ran the export DISPLAY=:0.0 command.  now when I try to log in locally, I can't
[18:22] <jfritz> Hi friends, I'm having some trouble getting Ubuntu 13.04 to properly mount a public SAMBA share. Nautilus doesn't seem to be passing the logged in user's credentials to SAMBA, and I'm only getting guest priveleges when it mounts. Details here:http://askubuntu.com/questions/340492/ubuntu-13-04-mounts-samba-shares-as-guest-by-default-shares-can-be-manually-mou
[18:22] <loki_> mikere: it tries to log in, then it goes to a black screen with a lot of text on it, then it drops me back to the log in screen
[18:22] <loki_> mikere: how can I resolve this?
[18:22] <loki_> basically I need to disable the export display thing
[18:23] <loki_> now all I see is "could not write bytes: broken pipe"
[18:23] <mikere> loki_: do you have two boxes side by side, one that you are ssh in to?
[18:23] <MonkeyDust> loki_  can you do ctrl-alt-F1 ? if you can, try to fix the fix the problem from there
[18:23] <gordonjcp> loki_: so where did you type the export line?
[18:23] <MonkeyDust> *typo
[18:23] <gordonjcp> loki_: and, do you know what it does?
[18:23] <loki_> mikere: I am have them here
[18:23] <loki_> gordonjcp: I don't know
[18:23] <MagePsycho> mysql -h<ip> -u<user> -pSome!d123 --> how to bypass ! in password
[18:24] <karab44> Hello, is there a big sense to upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10?
[18:24] <loki_> MonkeyDust: yes.  I was trying to get VNC setup for demoting in
[18:24] <loki_> MonkeyDust: but apparently something went wrong.  now I want to drop that command so I can log back in to the desktop
[18:24] <gordonjcp> loki_: okay, so where did you put that command?
[18:24] <loki_> MonkeyDust: I was trying to set it up remotely from the CLI.  Apparently this was a bad idea
[18:24] <mikere> loki_: a reboot would fix it for sure, but there has to be a less intrusive solution
[18:24] <loki_> gordonjcp: I typed exactly what you see there
[18:25] <loki_> mikere: I just rebooted and it didn't fix it
[18:25] <loki_> like I said, now I see "can not write bytes: broken pipe"
[18:25] <loki_> and it drops me back to the login screen
[18:25] <gordonjcp> loki_: typed it into what?
[18:25] <wilee-nilee> karab44, Not really a support question.
[18:25] <loki_> gordonjcp: I SSH'd in to the box and entered the commands at the CLI
[18:25] <SchrodingersScat> loki_: afaik export sets a variable that is then passed onto what you run, in your case telling vino server which x display to use.
[18:26] <loki_> SchrodingersScat: right, so how do I stop it from doing that?
[18:26] <loki_> let me be clear, I do not want it to export the display anymore
[18:26] <loki_> how do I stop it from doing that
[18:26] <loki_> ?
[18:26] <karab44> wilee-nilee: ok but 12.04 is rather old
[18:26] <gordonjcp> loki_: so unset DISPLAY
[18:26] <karab44> anything I want to install I install from outer sources
[18:26] <loki_> gordonjcp: so I type 'unset DISPLAY'?
[18:26] <gordonjcp> loki_: yes
[18:26] <loki_> gordonjcp:ok let me try
[18:27] <wilee-nilee> karab44, That is an opinion, and your asking for opinions, not support, the validity is only personal. If you have specifics state them in actual use.
[18:27] <loki_> gordonjcp: Just typed that and tried to log in.  again I see "could not write bytes: broken pipe"
[18:27] <loki_> how can I fix that
[18:28] <gordonjcp> loki_: without knowing exactly what you did, it's hard to know what to suggest
[18:28] <loki_> gordonjcp: I did exactly what was in that link
[18:28] <loki_> exactly
[18:28] <loki_> what else do you need to know?
[18:29] <gordonjcp> loki_: didn't see a link
[18:29] <loki_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981
[18:29] <loki_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981
[18:29] <loki_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981
[18:29] <FloodBot1> loki_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:29] <loki_> gordonjcp: do you see it now>
[18:29] <loki_> ?
[18:30] <gordonjcp> loki_: no need to post it multiple times
[18:30] <gordonjcp> as you can see, you get quieted for flooding ;-)
[18:30] <gordonjcp> "Ubuntu Forums is down for maintenance
[18:30] <gordonjcp> loki_: it was on a forum so it was probably wrong
[18:30] <loki_> gordonjcp: that's frustrating
[18:30] <loki_> ok.  let me copy and paste
[18:31] <gordonjcp> loki_: into a pastebin, please
[18:31] <loki_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6056172/
[18:31] <loki_> I stopped after the last command because it didn't work
[18:32] <gordonjcp> okay
[18:32] <sysop3231> is it possible to install mysql-server on 12.10, and specify the mysql root password ahead of time? Im automating an install and I dont like the purple user-interactive screen that comes up. Id rather automate it. Thank you.
[18:32] <SchrodingersScat> loki_: looks like it started vino-server in the background, so you could check if it's still running and then kill it
[18:32] <loki_> gordonjcp: just rebooted again and tried to log in.  still get the "could not write bytes: broken pipe" error.
[18:32] <loki_> SchrodingersScat: it didn't
[18:32] <loki_> I just said it didn't work
[18:32] <karab44> How many cats Schrodinger has?
[18:32] <mikere> sysop3231: no idea - but if you figure it out I'd love to know =)
[18:32] <seventhsamuari> exit
[18:32] <bazhang> !ot | karab44
[18:32] <gordonjcp> loki_: can you log into the machine locally?
[18:33] <loki_> gordonjcp: I have been saying that for the last few minutes.  NO.  When I try to log in locally to the account I get a black screen that says "could not write bytes: broken pipe"
[18:33] <loki_> if I use a different user account on the machine it works.
[18:33] <karab44> bazhang: what do you want? When I ask topic questions I am simply ignored
[18:34] <bazhang> karab44, you asked opinion not support questions
[18:34] <karab44> omg don't kill me please
[18:34] <bazhang> karab44, thats not appropriate here.
[18:34] <justaguy> goodevening ubuntu users \o/
[18:34] <karab44> are we in a church?
[18:35] <karab44> I am not offensive to anybody
[18:35] <bazhang> karab44, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[18:35] <loki_> gordonjcp: no suggestions?
[18:35] <karab44> In your judgement I asked opinion question but in my it was technical
[18:35] <SpeedRacer> Do you want more traffic to your website / blog / projects? Get free traffic with  http://www.te4everyone.com/index.php?ref=49
[18:36] <loki_> gordonjcp: what do you need from me to get this working?
[18:36] <mikere> loki_: you might need to edit the ./bashrc ./bash_login or ./bash_profile files for that user login to change the display variable
[18:36] <karab44> So why shouldn't Upgrade to 12.10? How maintanance of 12.04 looks like? I don't see it's maintained
[18:36] <loki_> mikere: how do I do that?
[18:36] <karab44> I see a lot of old applications, sometimes with many bugs
[18:36] <bazhang> karab44, 12.04 is LTS
[18:37] <karab44> yes so please explain what is LTS because I don't see any support there
[18:37] <bazhang> !lts | karab44
[18:37] <mikere> loki_: log in as a user that still works, su to root and edit the previous files I mentioned to change the display variable you exported previously.
[18:37] <sysop3231> got it. to install mysql without a password interaction:
[18:37] <sysop3231> echo mysql-server mysql-server/root_password password THEPASSWORD | sudo debconf-set-selections
[18:37] <sysop3231> echo mysql-server mysql-server/root_password_again password THEPASSWORD | sudo debconf-set-selections
[18:37] <sysop3231> apt-get install -y mysql-server
[18:37] <FloodBot1> sysop3231: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:38] <loki_> mikere: where are those files located?
[18:38] <karab44> bazhang: okay it's a definition but explain me please what does it mean? Because I don't know what does mean support
[18:38] <karab44> in canonical way
[18:38] <gordonjcp> loki_: I don't really know, to be honest
[18:38] <loki_> mikere: if I type nano ./bashrc it's blank
[18:38] <gordonjcp> loki_: can you log into the machine locally?
[18:38] <MonkeyDust> karab44  support means, that you can ask for help, that new updates are being made etc
[18:38] <loki_> gordonjcp: I can with a different user account
[18:38] <mikere> loki_: /home/*username*/.bashrc
[18:39] <FastCode> loki_: because its .bashrc
[18:39] <loki_> mikere: let me try
[18:39] <FastCode> note the dot
[18:39] <ubuntu-studio> hello,
[18:39] <FastCode> hi
[18:39] <loki_> mikere: If I see that export display line should I just comment it out?
[18:39] <karab44> MonkeyDust: the problem is packages are quite old in this distribution. And it were not wrong if it was System, but applications should be updated but they're not
[18:39] <gordonjcp> loki_: I think mikere may have just told you what you need to know
[18:39] <gordonjcp> loki_: yes
[18:40] <loki_> let me see what I can come up with, be back in a few
[18:40] <mikere> loki_: but just for the user that can't log in
[18:40] <MonkeyDust> karab44  what's the outcome of     cat /etc/issue ?
[18:41] <loki_> mikere: I am looking at the bashrc and I don't see that line anywhere
[18:41] <ubuntu-studio> i try to run a program with c. extension that i saved on desktop, but terminal says no such file...why
[18:42] <gordonjcp> loki_: must be *something* in that user's profile
[18:42] <karab44> issue is that I feel 12.04 is not supported anyway. If it were situation like that I've installed Steam and later I had to format and reinstall system it's unpropriate. I feel like it's not supported but left dead.
[18:42] <loki_> mikere: are there any logs I can check to see exactly where the broken pipe is?
[18:42] <loki_> gordonjcp: I agree, I am coming through it again.
[18:42] <loki_> gordonjcp: is there a log I can check?
[18:43] <karab44> there are many problems like that. I can not even change resolution in textmode terminal because of bigger or lesser grub problems
[18:43] <loki_> it looks like ./bash_login and ./bash_profile do not exist either.  is this normal?
[18:44] <Guest8423> gf
[18:44] <gordonjcp> yes, that's not unreasonable
[18:44] <karab44> The same stuff with software- it's old. Imo core should stay untouched but any software should be updated in LTS, otherwise it is comes useless
[18:44] <Guest8423> Any testdisk/photorec expert here? I need an huge help, please
[18:44] <loki_> gordonjcp: could I import the bash_rc from the working user account in to this one?
[18:44] <SchrodingersScat> !ask | Guest8423
[18:44] <gordonjcp> loki_: yes
[18:44] <loki_> gordonjcp: and it should not break anything?
[18:45] <gordonjcp> loki_: cp /etc/skel/.bashrc ~
[18:45] <djs> is it possible to install ubuntu on windows8 via wubi?
[18:45] <gordonjcp> djs: don't use wubi
[18:45] <wilee-nilee> djs, wont install
[18:45] <gordonjcp> loki_: or, cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /home/<whoever>
[18:45] <wilee-nilee> djs, not a uefi anywat
[18:45] <djs> is there any easy way to install ubuntu on windows 8?
[18:46] <loki_> gordonjcp: so like this? cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /home/USERWITHGOODBASHCONFIG?
[18:46] <wilee-nilee> djs, virtual
[18:46] <ubuntu-studio>  i try to run a program with c. extension that i saved on desktop, but terminal says no such file...why
[18:46] <loki_> gordonjcp: or like this cp /etc/skel/.bashrc /home/userwithbadconfig
[18:46] <loki_> ?
[18:46] <mikere> loki_: there are two more files - bash_profile and bash_preferences to check
[18:47] <SchrodingersScat> loki_: I think bad config, since that is the one missing it, right?
[18:47] <loki_> mikere: they don't appear to exist.  at least not in /home/username/
[18:47] <mikere> loki_: ok, sorry I couldn't help more.
[18:49] <loki_> SchrodingersScat: let me try.  I just tried the first one.  but it didn't work.  tried the second one and that didn't work either
[18:49] <loki_> are there any logs I can check to find this broken pipe?
[18:49] <mikere> loki_: actually, check for a /.profile variable
[18:49] <mikere> loki_: file I mean
[18:49] <loki_> mikere: what do you mean?
[18:50] <mikere> loki_: ./home/username/.profile - it's used by the display managers - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnvironmentVariables
[18:50] <loki_> checking it now
[18:50] <loki_> nothing about the display in there
[18:51] <mikere> loki_: sorry, I'm stumped on this one.
[18:51] <ubuntu-studio> can anyone help me please_
[18:51] <loki_> mikere: I have asked this a few times, but are there logs I can check for this?
[18:51] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: what's the command you're using to run the C file?
[18:52] <mikere> loki_: I'd just be guessing, but possibly the Xorg log in /var/log
[18:52] <ubuntu-studio> cloudy   gcc
[18:52] <karab44> okay is making desktop upgrade from 12.04 to 13.04 totally safe?
[18:52] <karab44> I'd like to mention that I have practicly clean system
[18:52] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: you compiled the source code file?
[18:53] <loki_> mikere: what data can I provide to help get this solved?
[18:53] <wbf> is 29*c a good temp for an I7-3770K?
[18:53] <gordonjcp> loki_: can you just delete the user and recreate them?
[18:53] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: sometimes you need to put "./" in front of the executable file
[18:53] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: e.g. ./myfile.bin
[18:53] <loki_> gordonjcp: hmm.  that may be an option, but I don't know how well it would work.  let me try.
[18:53] <mikere> loki_: the limitation is actually with my knowledge - sorry.
[18:53] <loki_> mikere: no worries.  thank you
[18:54] <ubuntu-studio> cloudy   i try
[18:54] <wilee-nilee> karab44, May I suggest looking up critical thinking. ;)
[18:54] <mikere> loki_: is it just the one user that can't log in locally or are there other user accounts affected?
[18:54] <gordonjcp> ubuntu-studio: what is this file you downloaded, and what does it do?
[18:54] <loki_> mikere: only the one
[18:54] <mikere> loki_: then gordonjcp's suggestion should work
[18:55] <loki_> mikere: I need to verify some things real fast
[18:55] <loki_> hang on
[18:55] <cloudy_nz> alas, for it is time to get on a bus & go to work :-/
[18:55] <ubuntu-studio> gordonjcp its just hello world
[18:55] <karab44> I just upgraded to 12.10 and I am encouraged of how fast it works in desktop. I mean 12.04 was nice smooth and fast but 12.10 is thousand times better
[18:55] <crazyHorse> hi
[18:55] <loki_> mikere: this is ubuntu running amahi, so I don't want it to break anything
[18:55] <sylvia_> hellii
[18:55] <gordonjcp> ubuntu-studio: so you need to compile it
[18:56] <crazyHorse> how can i remove landscape service?
[18:56] <karab44> So I am upgrading from 12.04 to 13.04 and just wondering is it safe and stable? My installation is quite fresgh
[18:56] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: gcc -Wall helloWorld.c -o helloWorld.bin; ./helloWorld.bin
[18:56] <crazyHorse> karab44: yes
[18:56] <mikere> loki_: believe it or not, I've never heard of amahi before.
[18:56] <wilee-nilee> karab44, why did you ask about 12.04 to 13.04 if your on 12.10?
[18:56] <loki_> mikere: i believe it. and that's ok
[18:56] <karab44> wilee-nilee: because half hour ago I was on 12.04
[18:57] <karab44> System upgrade takes about 15 minutes
[18:57] <karab44> or less
[18:57]  * cloudy_nz is a heathen using Quassel in Windows
[18:58] <karab44> so 12.10 is that damn fast, so I decided to try 13.04
[18:58] <crazyHorse> i am trying to format a 3 TB drive and i was using this walkthrough and everything seems to process fine but then it doesn't actually allow me to put any files on the drive and i get a warning in gparted http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/fdisk-unable-to-create-partition-greater-2tb.html
[18:58] <wilee-nilee> karab44, That makes no sense as all you posts have, you are working on opinions and asking for them, you are not even close to using this channel correctly, or a critical thinking methodology
[18:58] <ubuntu-studio> cloudynz why i cant run it from the name of the file
[18:58] <sylvia79824> hello
[18:58] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: find some C tutorials, you gotta learn how to compile source code, dude
[18:58] <sylvia79824> i have a question
[18:59] <sylvia79824> can i ask a real newbie question here on getting
[18:59] <sylvia79824> wifi to work on jolicloud
[18:59] <ubuntu-studio> cloudynz i already compiled it
[18:59] <SchrodingersScat> !ask | sylvia79824
[18:59] <sylvia79824> sorry, unformiliar with both irc and jolicloud
[18:59] <loki_> gordonjcp: I am checking on this.  like I said, I don't want to break anything with amahi.  give me a sec
[18:59] <wilee-nilee> sylvia79824, jolicloud has there own channel I believe, not supported here.
[19:00] <cloudy_nz> ubuntu-studio: this is a nice free ebook I read myself: http://bookboon.com/en/c-programming-in-linux-ebook
[19:00] <sylvia79824> ok.
[19:00] <doubleaykay> any tips on customixing xfce
[19:00] <sylvia79824> wifi works when i boot to windows, but not jolicloud.  ideas?
[19:01] <wilee-nilee> sylvia79824, I don't see a channel on freenode you might try ##linux, but you will have to register with freenode for that channel.
[19:01] <doubleaykay> thx
[19:01] <doubleaykay> bye
[19:01] <ubuntu-studio> cloudynz thanx
[19:01] <wilee-nilee> sylvia79824, probably a driver is needed is all, run lspci to find the wifi info.
[19:02] <sunsetlover> my wifi details is : 07:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter [14e4:4727] (rev 01)
[19:02] <sunsetlover>  " but is not working . any help ?
[19:02] <wilee-nilee> !broadcom > sunsetlover
[19:02] <jfritz> Hi friends, I'm having some trouble with SAMBA public shares. Please take a look at http://askubuntu.com/questions/340492/ubuntu-13-04-mounts-samba-shares-as-guest-by-default-shares-can-be-manually-mou
[19:03] <sylvia79824> this is what lspci shows - Xtreme BCM5752 Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express (rev 02) 0c:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[19:03] <SchrodingersScat> when will broadcoms reign of terror end ;_;
[19:04] <wilee-nilee> sylvia79824, The problem is that jolicloud is a b it different so I would take that info and use it for help. We can't really advise a ubuntu fix on a not supported OS is all, it is the channel policy. ;)
[19:04] <crazyHorse> how can i uninstall landscape service and will it screw anything else up?
[19:05] <wilee-nilee> crazyHorse, How did you install it?
[19:05] <ubuntu-studio> cloudynz but wich is the command to find a file on terminal
[19:05] <sylvia79824> ah ok.  the support website suggested this irc channel, that's why i tried.  i'll try some other optinos.  thanks
[19:06] <wilee-nilee> crazyHorse, Appears to be a canonical product, however never seen it mentioned here, so some details will be needed really.
[19:06] <nodie> hi
[19:07] <nodie> why collectd fails to run after installing in Ubuntu 12/13?
[19:07] <mikere> How do I remove older kernels from my grub boot menu and remove the old files I don't need any more?
[19:07] <bazhang> https://landscape.canonical.com/    wilee-nilee
[19:08] <wilee-nilee> bazhang, Thanks I found that, just not sure where its tentacles are attached is all. ;)
[19:09] <sunsnap> is this the support irc
[19:09] <auronandace> sunsnap: ubuntu support yes
[19:09] <sunsnap> my mouse isnt recognized by my computer
[19:11] <sunsnap> i went on this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingMouseDetection
[19:11] <sunsnap> but it doesnt say what to do if the computer doesnt recognizze your mouse
[19:11] <sunsetlover> any help with my wifi
[19:12] <wilee-nilee> sunsnap, Usb mouse?
[19:12] <sunsnap> yes
[19:12] <hydruid> sunsnap: usb or ps2 mouse?
[19:12] <sunsnap> usb
[19:12] <hydruid> sunsnap: is the light on? the light is usually red
[19:12] <wilee-nilee> sunsnap, does it show in lsusb  ?
[19:12] <loki_> gordonjcp: it looks like that did the trick.  now I need to set vino-server to start at startup
[19:12] <sunsnap> light?
[19:12] <wilee-nilee> sunsetlover, You see the bits message?
[19:12] <sunsnap> my mouse lights up
[19:12] <wilee-nilee> bots*
[19:12] <hydruid> sunsnap: does it show up in lsusb?
[19:13] <blip-> hid, i've been trying to boot my system from USB drive (Live Linux loaded on it).  I checked the MD5 sum of the iso, also I tried 2 different programs to create the bootable USB.   I manually select the usb disk as my boot up device, but then it displays "loading operating system" and gets stuck there
[19:13] <blip-> in fact my machine cannot boot from my normal sdd if that usb flash drive is even plugged in (I manually select the ssd) !
[19:13] <hydruid> sunsnap: perhaps remove the mouse, then run "sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog" ,  and then plug it back in to see what the error is
[19:13] <sunsnap> ok
[19:14] <blip-> I tried Linux Live Usb Creator and Unetbootin as instructed here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[19:14] <blip-> no luck