[10:26] <_dreamer> Hello, I am installing a webserver with apache mysql and php. I ran into some trouble while trying to connect to my mysql server (from a local machine that's not the server). I get the Can't connect to [local] MySQL server error and I do not understand how to fix it even after reading this, http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/can-not-connect-to-server.html. Can anyone help me?
[10:26] <MonkeyDust> _dreamer  #ubuntu-server
[10:27] <Ruh> Perhaps you should try wine-1.4.1
[10:27] <lazors> wfpkhc: Try "sudo aptitude update" -- Not sure if you need it. New installation and all.
[10:27] <MonkeyDust> or wine1.4
[10:27] <sarge1221> Just wondering but could someone explain how to setup apparmor? I'm mostly interesting in if it could be used for added security protocols on wine applications. Thanks to anyone willing to explain it briefly. :)
[10:27] <Ruh> Or 1.4.1-0ubuntu1~precise1~ppa4
[10:27] <wfpkhc> i have already done that lazors
[10:27] <somsip> _dreamer: check the bind-address in /etc/mysql/my.cnf allows external connections
[10:27] <wfpkhc> the instructions that i am using sir's is - http://www.winehq.org/download/ubuntu right at the bottom of the page
[10:27] <_dreamer> thxc
[10:28] <s_faraday1> MonkeyDust: yes, i did it
[10:28] <Ruh> # sudo apt-get install wine1.3
[10:28] <MonkeyDust> !purge-ppa | s_faraday1
[10:29] <Ruh> Wine sounds depressins. I am suprised so many people are alcoholics.
[10:29] <Ruh> Depressing* *sighs*
[10:29] <MonkeyDust> Ruh  it's because windows is depressing
[10:29] <wfpkhc> yes that wanted to work
[10:29] <wfpkhc> sudo apt-get install wine1.4 worked as well
[10:30] <Ruh> Cooleo. I am on Windows right now, only as I'm using dreamweaver and I cannot be bothered installing Wine.
[10:30] <Ruh> Noice. :D
[10:30] <MonkeyDust> dreamweaver is the only windows program i miss in linux
[10:30] <Aussie_matt> hi all, is anyone familiar with mdadm and imsm or isw?
[10:30] <Ruh> Same. I wish adobe would release their applications for Linux.
[10:31] <wfpkhc> well played - im going to see if i can get photoshop to work because that is what is stopping me from moving to linux - i was able to migrate to nginx as my webserver and postgre as my database - im just stuck on photoshop(and games)
[10:32] <sarge1221> MonkeyDust, I got that working before well cs4 in wine. :)
[10:32] <s_faraday1> MonkeyDust:
[10:32] <s_faraday1> i will test it and back again
[10:32] <s_faraday1> thanks
[10:32] <Ruh> I see, so you're a graphics artist/website developer I assume?
[10:32] <sarge1221> Ruh, I have done some web design yes.
[10:32] <wfpkhc> i handle both front end and backend development
[10:32] <lazors> wfpkhc: Lot of people run dualboot (or different hard drives/machines). Also, consoles. :X
[10:32] <Ruh> Noice.
[10:33] <Ruh> I run dual-boot on all my systems.
[10:33] <wfpkhc> ARG no - never dual boot - for that i have special hardware - no need to dual boot it just causes problems
[10:33] <Ruh> Except my netbooks, they have Ubuntu 10.04 installed.
[10:33] <Ruh> I have never had any problems dual booting my system, what problems have you had?
[10:34]  * gordonjcp has never run into problem with dual-boot either
[10:34] <gordonjcp> OSX and Ubuntu co-exist quite happily
[10:34] <wfpkhc> http://2.imimg.com/data2/NJ/ID/MY-4082698785/p1080824-500x500.jpg  - better then dual boot!
[10:34] <Ruh> There's some open-source alternatives to dreamweaver too. Sadly they do not compare to it. They just don't have that live view in which is usefull for checking up.
[10:35] <gordonjcp> dreamweaver sucks
[10:35] <Ruh> I have trio-booted without problems too.  HOW DARE YOU!
[10:35] <Ruh> : <
[10:35] <wfpkhc> Ruh - there is not a small enough print with the worlds largest toilet roll that i could write out all the problems i have had with linux (including dual booting)
[10:35] <sarge1221> gordonjcp, Have to agree soem nice alternatives on linux distros especially kde builds.
[10:35] <gordonjcp> wfpkhc: you must be doing something wrong, then...
[10:36] <Ruh> Indeed.
[10:36] <wfpkhc> i hate dreamweaver that is such a crap application - if you want a real editor - learn the language and become a programmer not a application reliant nub - use notepad++
[10:36] <wfpkhc> thats what i use on linux anyway
[10:36] <gordonjcp> when I get handed stuff in dreamweaver I take a screenshot of the finished rendered page, scrap all the HTML, and start again from scratch
[10:36] <Ruh> I generally just use gedit.
[10:36] <MonkeyDust> gordonjcp  you're a geek :p
[10:36] <gordonjcp> yeah, gedit here too
[10:37] <Ruh> I like to use dreamweaver for live view.
[10:37] <sarge1221> wfpkhc, how i learned it starting out was on windows notepad. xD
[10:37] <Ruh> I can checkup without switching to my browser.
[10:37] <gordonjcp> MonkeyDust: I could untangle the dreamweaveryness but it's quicker *and therefore costs less* just to go from scratch
[10:38] <gordonjcp> I should really put my own website up
[10:38] <millk788> any plan to drop the unity ?
[10:38] <wfpkhc> my experience with linux goes back to 1998 - and i have tinkered with it - and have been happy with keeping windows up until now - windows 7 is the last of the good operating system - windows 8 is a disaster - and if im going to learn new operating system im going to learn linux - now ive had very little problems with ubuntu - and have not tried dualboot in this version of linux
[10:38] <MonkeyDust> millk788  install someting else, logout, change, login
[10:38] <wfpkhc> but i must make sure before i migrate that i can support myself :D
[10:38] <Ruh> :)
[10:38] <gordonjcp> wfpkhc: there's not a lot to go wrong
[10:38] <wfpkhc> ^------------?
[10:39] <gordonjcp> wfpkhc: what kind of things are you doing with your computer?
[10:39] <sarge1221> wfpkhc, I completely agree windows 8 slave boot is the worse thing ever developed by microsoft in there entire career.
[10:39] <wfpkhc> try wifi on puppy - that was a disaster
[10:39] <g0th> hi
[10:39] <g0th> how do I go back when using aspell?
[10:39] <gordonjcp> wfpkhc: that's drifting very much towards #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:39] <g0th> or undo
[10:39] <g0th> is there a nice gui for using aspell
[10:39] <millk788> i got gnome 3.8 but it has problem
[10:39] <Ruh> There isn't much to go wrong, no. I suppose it just depends on your experiences and knowledge of linux operating systems.
[10:40] <wfpkhc> lol you think that was the worse thing? lets start with "ribbon" in word - then move on top "select no extension" in file explorer - then move onto "remove start button" - these guys are destroying themselves  lol
[10:40] <wfpkhc> sorry gordonjcp
[10:40] <wfpkhc> ill keep it on topic now
[10:40] <Ruh> I heard they're adding the start button in windows blue upda.. *get kicked for off topic* NUUUUUUUU
[10:40] <drecute> I ran an upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04.2
[10:41] <drecute> I ran an upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04.2. Along the way, some packages failed and I have identified them
[10:41] <wfpkhc> well i have just installed wine - im going to see what i can do with it - thanks heaps again guys
[10:41] <Ruh> You're welcome, sir-mc-sir. XD
[10:42] <sarge1221> anyways, anyone played with apparmor before? Just like to learn it from someone who has played with it before. Like to examine seeing what customizations are available mostly like to make wine installations more stricter with it.
[10:42] <drecute> they are memtest82+, grub-pc, zz-update-grub, friendly-recovery
[10:42] <MonkeyDust> !apparmor | sarge1221
[10:43] <drecute> I tried to run partial recovery, but the packages are still failing. So I'm thinking of doing a kernel upgrade, then rerunning the partial upgrade
[10:43] <histo> drecute: How are you upgrading?
[10:43] <histo> drecute: are you doing sudo do-release-upgrade  ??
[10:43] <Ruh> I must go, my people need me! Adios everyone. :D
[10:43] <drecute> histo: I'm using update-manager
[10:43] <sarge1221> MonkeyDust, I requested a walk through not a link to a source I already have saved in my reference notes. ><'
[10:44] <histo> drecute: ahh...
[10:44] <drecute> histo: I'm on ubuntu desktop
[10:45] <histo> sarge1221: You want someone over irc to walk you through setting it up etc.. for your specific application and needs....
[10:45] <histo> sarge1221: you may be waiting awhile to find the right person to do that.
[10:45] <drecute> histo: what would you suggest?
[10:46] <histo> drecute: Why are the packages failing?
[10:47] <drecute> histo: while installing, they get stuck for a long period of time. So i kill them
[10:47] <mamed> after fresh installation of ubuntu and restricted extras i still cannot watch youtube videos
[10:47] <ufk> hello
[10:47] <histo> mamed: which browser? and is flash installed?
[10:48] <ufk> if i run crontab -e as root, everything i execute there will be executed as root permissions right ?
[10:48] <mamed> firefox. and flash from ubuntu repositories
[10:48] <histo> ufk: right
[10:48] <histo> mamed: go to about:plugins
[10:48] <mamed> you mean addons histo right?
[10:49] <histo> mamed: no in the url bar type about:plugins   and make sure flash is being seen
[10:49] <mamed> shockwave flash
[10:49] <mamed> i see it
[10:50] <mamed> histo, i see shochwave flash . is it ok?
[10:50] <sarge1221> lets start with why i get this> sudo aa-enforce /etc/apparmor.d/usr.bin.firefox > sudo: aa-enforce: command not found.
[10:50] <Ycarene> I'm trying to install libstk but it wants me to remove some applications that I'd rather not lose.
[10:50] <histo> mamed: yeah what issue are you having with youtube?
[10:51] <mamed> histo, "an error occured . please try again later".
[10:52] <drecute> histo: If I do a kernel upgrade, what's the implication? Do you think the failing packages will now install successfully?
[10:53] <drecute> histo: My current kernel version is <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:54] <mamed> drecute, if you have a toruble with broken packages you must ruhn  apt-get -f install
[10:54] <mamed> also update your packages so that broken packages will be corrected
[10:55] <drecute> mamed: I'm doing an upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04.2. So along the way, some packages failed. This is the root of my problem
[10:56] <drecute> mamed: It is a known bug in ubuntu 12.04.2 about memtest86+
[10:56] <mamed> hmm
[10:56] <drecute> mamed: see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1162968
[10:56] <mamed> drecute, it is better to make a upgrade from a cd image
[10:56] <drecute> mamed: same goes for grub-pc
[10:56] <mamed> download the cd image and burn it and make a fresh installation it is better
[10:57] <mamed> of course before doing it backup your data
[10:59] <drecute> ahgrr!
[11:06] <jhonny> hi, i have a rtl8188CE wifi adapter and it have aleatory disconnections. I've tested Ubuntu 12.10, Mageia 3, Fedora 18 and opensuse 12.3 which gives me more stability than the others, but still disconnects from time to time
[11:06] <jhonny> is that a bug or something?
[11:08] <wfpkhc> is there anyway for me to see applications?
[11:08] <wfpkhc> without searching?
[11:10] <wfpkhc> ?
[11:10] <wfpkhc> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLRLWEfdFqY   what this guy is doing at 4 minutes 50 seconds
[11:10] <gordonjcp> wfpkhc: bring up the Unity dashboard, click the second icon on the left at the bottom and click on "Installed"
[11:11] <tux9th> hiya guys, quick question. Do you think it's normal that X + compiz use 700mb ram?
[11:11] <tux9th> i'm on 13.04
[11:11] <OerHeks> wfpkhc, play with the white icons at the bottom of the dash
[11:11] <wfpkhc> thats irritating
[11:11] <wfpkhc> thank you for advice sir's
[11:11] <kristenbb> How can I install gnome15 on ubuntu 13.04 ?
[11:13] <OerHeks> kristenbb, gnome 15 ?
[11:13] <wfpkhc> is there anyway to see what items are related to a particularly installed application?
[11:13] <kristenbb> OerHeks: yes. http://www.gnome15.org/
[11:13] <wfpkhc> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLRLWEfdFqY  at 4 minutes 55 seconds
[11:14] <abdel> hello
[11:14] <abdel> is there any software i can install in ubuntu that i can use to view private pictures in facebook or badoo
[11:14] <Rootbrian> wfpkhc: If you install gdebi, you can. I don't know why ubuntu removed it and synaptic package manager.
[11:15] <wfpkhc> :(
[11:15] <wfpkhc> anyway without installing additional things?
[11:15] <Rootbrian> abdel: no. Privacy settings cannot be changed that way.
[11:15] <wfpkhc> just on default installation?
[11:15] <Rootbrian> wfpkhc: nope, you've got to get both those installed first I believe.
[11:16] <wfpkhc> :( bugger - thank you for that sir
[11:16] <abdel> how do u change it then rootbrian, because with photopuket it woked on windows
[11:16] <abdel> but i dont know which one to use in ubuntu
[11:16] <OerHeks> kristenbb, ah, that is why i did not know gnome 15, it is a 3th party something.  the give install instructions with a PPA >>  ppa:tanktarta/gnome15
[11:16] <Rootbrian> abdel: it relates to facebook's own privacy settings that no piece of software has any control or influence over.
[11:17] <OerHeks> kristenbb, ubuntu has G15 tools too
[11:17] <kristenbb> OerHeks: yes, but it doesn't work with ubuntu 13.04, hence my question.
[11:17] <kristenbb> OerHeks: really ? Where?
[11:18] <abdel> hmmmm, well i was able to hack facebook and badoo pictures via photofucket but i guess ubuntu is not techy yet.......
[11:19] <Rootbrian> abdel: you would just have to add somebody on facebook to get at their pictures I guess.
[11:19] <Rootbrian> abdel: perhaps it's been patched since then? Facebook does have it's facedesk's sometimes.
[11:20] <OerHeks> !info libg15-dev
[11:20] <abdel> dont worry rootbrian, i wanted to change to ubuntu but since it doesn't have this technology i will contiue with my windows 8
[11:21] <Rootbrian> abdel: I suggest dualbooting that and ubuntu. That's what I do anyways with winXP.
[11:21] <Rootbrian> abdel: You can use ubuntu instead and have windows 8 running within virtualbox too, if you prefer.
[11:21] <om26er> he signed out btw :p
[11:22] <Rootbrian> signed out already? Damn. Lol
[11:22] <kristenbb> OerHeks: well in any case I've used gnome15 with 12.04, and I liked it. I'd like to use it with 13.04 now. How to do that ?
[11:23] <wfpkhc> does anyone here use photoshop and gimp?
[11:24] <wfpkhc> i guess not
[11:24] <wfpkhc> thanks anyway im off
[11:25] <Rootbrian> bummer. I use gimp.
[11:28] <OerHeks> kristenbb, i see the wiki is outdated > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Logitech_G15 not sure how you can install those tools
[11:29] <kristenbb> OerHeks: is it possible to download the sources and build it ?
[11:29] <histo> wow waited a whole 32 seconds for an answer
[11:30] <BluesKaj_> Howdy all
[11:31] <Ellixt> hey
[11:35] <s_faraday> MonkeyDust: hi again
[11:35] <s_faraday> MonkeyDust: thanks for helping
[11:37] <s_faraday> MonkeyDust: i removed ppa but my desktop doesn't look like gnome 3 yet
[11:39] <histo> !notunity | s_faraday
[11:41] <kristenbb> Can someone please help me with building a software from source ?
[11:43] <brontosaurusrex> kristenbb, which one?
[11:43] <kristenbb> brontosaurusrex: gnome15
[11:44] <Muelli> O_o what would that be..?
[11:44] <Muelli> anyway, what's the problem, kristenbb
[11:44] <kristenbb> http://www.gnome15.org/
[11:44] <kristenbb> well the problem is that I'm not an expert on this, and the documentation seems outdated, so I don't know what to do.
[11:44] <Muelli> kristenbb: ./configure && make && make install.
[11:44] <kristenbb> there is no configure file
[11:44] <Muelli> then autogen.sh
[11:45] <kristenbb> there isnt such a file either
[11:46] <brontosaurusrex> why do you need to build it? there seems to be an ubuntu version
[11:46] <kristenbb> not for 13.04
[11:47] <brontosaurusrex> and this is not working http://www.gnome15.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=34
[11:47] <brontosaurusrex> ?
[11:47] <Muelli> ah, kristenbb. try autoreconf.
[11:47] <kristenbb> that's what I did
[11:47] <JohnRain> I installed ubuntu through wubi to E:\drive through windows, which is in my C:\ drive. However I didnt get any boot option for Ubuntu, is it installed or not?
[11:47] <kristenbb> up to the ./configure, since there is no such file
[11:48] <kristenbb> muelli there is no autoreconf file either
[11:48] <brontosaurusrex> kristenbb, hold on ..
[11:48] <Muelli> kristenbb: I konw. Execute it
[11:48] <Muelli> kristenbb: or download the release http://www.gnome15.org/downloads/Gnome15/Required/gnome15-0.9.2.tar.gz
[11:49] <kristenbb> Muelli: ok this release contains a configure file, but if I run it,  I get "configure: error: You must also provide the location of your distributions udev rules using --enable-udev=path-to-rules-directory"
[11:49] <reisi> hi there! is anywhere any documentation on what do apparmor audit messages in dmesg actually mean?
[11:50] <Muelli> kristenbb: yeah, there you go.
[11:50] <rushboy> hello I have the following error when configuring a software : http://pastebin.com/wZWTv9KU . Any help on how to solve this in ubuntu ?
[11:50] <minimec> kristenbb: I have an old Logitech z10 here, and thx to you I stumbled on that gnome15,org thing. According to the forum, the packages are outdated. A user named 'russo79' has put together an updated repository for 13.04... I am downloading and installing now for my Logitech z10... ;) http://www.russo79.com/gnome15/download/ubuntu
[11:50] <minimec> kristenbb: Forum thread here... http://gnome15.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=4&id=862&Itemid=7#30168
[11:51] <kristenbb> minimec: I'm sorry I don't understand the content of the thread.
[11:51] <reisi> rushboy: it looks like you need to find whatever package provides "matio"; the error message you see is most likely wrong; the case is really that no MATIO_CFLAGS were returned by pkg-config
[11:52] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: Either way, I would recommend running the Wubi uninstaller and installing Ubuntu in a normal dual boot configuration.
[11:52] <Muelli> rushboy: try to install libmatio-dev
[11:52] <minimec> kristenbb: The forum post is just for information... The other link is more interesting... ;) http://www.russo79.com/gnome15/download/ubuntu
[11:53] <kristenbb> minimec: well how do I know this person is trustworthy ? Since I'm close, I'd rather use the build from sources instead...
[11:53] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: Wubi, now no longer included in new Ubuntu releases, was poorly maintained and had known issues with installing to a partition other than "C:" (and if you are willing to create a new partition, you might as well do a normal install anyway).
[11:53] <histo> rushboy: what package are you trying to install?
[11:53] <minimec> kristenbb: That's ok, if you want to do it that way.
[11:53] <histo> Jordan_U: I though wubi installed a disk image on C
[11:54] <reisi> rushboy: try installing libmatio-dev
[11:54] <reisi> Muelli: sorry, didn't see you already answered it :)
[11:54] <kristenbb> minimec: so what to do if ./configure doesn't work ?
[11:54] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  alright, but the problem is my D: E: F: drives are all shown as a single drive if I try to install it elsewhere than windows
[11:55] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  and I dont want to lose my stuff i those drives, so I am not sure how to do it in a safe way, if I cant install it through windowsd
[11:55] <JohnRain> they're in raid 0
[11:55] <Jordan_U> histo: My comment was specifically about installations to partitions *other than* "C:". (Though Wubi was/is generally poorly maintained and I don't recommend it)
[11:55] <minimec> kristenbb: Install the needed dependencies... ;) You might need the -dev header packages of some dependencies.
[11:56] <reisi> JohnRain: if you have drives in raid0, you better have very up to date backups anyway
[11:56] <kristenbb> minimec: this is all gibberish to me. What am I to do exactly ? The error message is "configure: error: You must also provide the location of your distributions udev rules using --enable-udev=path-to-rules-directory"
[11:57] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: Are these really separate drives or just separate partitions? What do you mean by "my D: E: F: drives are all shown as a single drive"? Where do you see this and what exactly are you seeing?
[11:57] <Muelli> kristenbb: yeah, provide that path!
[11:57] <kristenbb> Muelli: what path ? I don't understand the error message.
[11:58] <reisi> kristenbb: what ever project's ./configure you are trying to run, it requires a patch to udev rules (in my current os, those are /etc/udev/rules.d, yours may be in different path)
[11:58] <Muelli> kristenbb: the error message is clear. You have to call ./configure --enable-udev=path-to-rules-directory. I.e. --enable-udev=/etc/udev/rules.d/ or so
[11:58] <reisi> kristenbb: a patch/a path (typo)
[11:58] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  I have 2 drives in 4 partitions as raid 0. I have an ubuntu usb-stick I tried for use to install, the installation can only recognize C: drive where my windows is, and the rest d: e: f: as one bit partition
[11:58] <gordonjcp> kristenbb: building stuff from source isn't really recommended, if there's a packaged version available
[11:59] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  but if I install it through windows, it recognizes E: drive
[11:59] <minimec> kristenbb: I am sorry. I cannor guide you through that process, if compiling from source is 'gibberish' to you. Basicallly you have to check the dependencies for the software on gnome15.org. Then you need to install the -dev packages for the mentioned software from the ubuntu repository. Normally the error message of ./configure will indicate the missing dependency...
[11:59] <kristenbb> ok so I did ./configure --enable-udev=/etc/udev/rules.d/, now the error message is: configure: error: Requires Python Virtkey Library
[12:00] <rushboy> histo, scilab
[12:00] <Muelli> kristenbb: yep. and so it goes on. Try to find that piece of software, install it, try to configure again. Rinse and repeat.
[12:00] <reisi> kristenbb: if you don't know what udev is, just try googling it. afair it's an infrastucture component for deciding how to react to plugged-in devices (or any devices not found at boot time)
[12:00] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  and I had ubuntu 12.10 before in my e: drive, until its' boot got messed up, and I formated my computer, but I am unable to reinstall it to e:drive, or I have installed it there, but it doesnt show up in boot menu, hence I am unsure if its properly installed
[12:00] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: Please post a screenshot of what you're seeing and pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l".
[12:01] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: Forget Wubi entirely.
[12:01] <histo> rushboy: sudo apt-get install scilab
[12:01] <cfhowlett> JohnRain, wubi is dead ... let it go
[12:01] <kristenbb> I think I understand. So how can I install the Python Virtkey Library ?
[12:01] <rushboy> histo, no i am building from source
[12:02] <rushboy> ./configure gave me that error
[12:02] <reisi> kristenbb: just as you would install anything else on your system; apt-get; https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[12:02] <histo> rushboy: sudo apt-get build-dep scilab
[12:02] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  I just did how they told me to install ubuntu through usb-stick
[12:02] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  in ubuntu.com website
[12:02] <kristenbb> reisi: but I mean how to know the package that contains this software?
[12:03] <reisi> kristenbb: i'd first try: apt-cache search virtkey
[12:03] <reisi> kristenbb: or search in your package manager application (if you prefer one)
[12:03] <rushboy> histo, i did that already
[12:03] <kristenbb> There are two, python3-virtkey and python-virtkey, which one do you recommand ?
[12:04] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: Please boot from an Ubunt LiveUSB and create screenshots of what you're seeing in the installer, and also open a terminal, run "sudo parted -l" and post the output to http://pastebin.ubuntu.com (and post a link to it here).
[12:04] <histo> rushboy: No idea then ask the scilab people what package you need to fix the configure error
[12:04] <Jordan_U> !screenshot | JohnRain
[12:04] <reisi> kristenbb: well select the one which requires the least amount of dependencies (it's pretty much always a good rule of thumb unless you have some clue which it should be)
[12:04] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  okay brb it's going to take awhile
[12:05] <kristenbb> reisi: ok, how can I know the number of dependencies of a given package?
[12:05] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: I will probably be gone then, but others can likely help you.
[12:05] <minimec> kristenbb: You might have two python versions installed 2.7 and 3.3. You can install both of them...
[12:06] <reisi> kristenbb: i use apt from the command line, so i'll just test it with sudo apt-get install -s <package>
[12:06] <JohnRain> Jordan_U:  well jordan it doesnt recognize other OS, but it lets me install ubuntu to a partition, either sd3 which is c: or sd4 which is everything else
[12:07] <reisi> kristenbb: simulating an install with apt-get will find calculate all the dependencies this package install would require
[12:07] <kristenbb> minimec: I tried python --version, and it returned 2.7. Should I then install python-virtkey ?
[12:07] <minimec> kristenbb: I guess so.
[12:08] <reisi> in at least the current ubuntus, python --version will always be < 3; that's why there are python3 packages which install "python3" executable, which will always --version > 3
[12:08] <rushboy> histo, installing libmatio-dev worked :-)
[12:08] <rushboy> reisi, thanks for the suggestion :-)
[12:08] <kristenbb> reisi: well that's weird, I tried the command you mentioned (sudo apt-get install -s python3-virtkey) but it says it's already installed. Why would ./configure say otherwise ?
[12:08] <Muelli> rushboy: you're welcome
[12:08] <minimec> kristenbb: Try pyth<TAB> once in a terminal. I have both version installed...
[12:08] <Jordan_U> JohnRain: sd3 and sd4 aren't valid device names, and even if it were sda3 and sda4 I would be worried since you said you are using RAID0, presumably fakeRAID, in which case the devices you want would be /dev/mapper/ devices.
[12:09] <kristenbb> minimec: right, I have a few as well.
[12:09] <Muelli> kristenbb: because 'python -c "import virtkey"' failed.
[12:09] <kristenbb> Muelli: what does this mean ?
[12:09] <reisi> kristenbb: that tells us that the application you are installing will only use python 2.x packages (as in packages that start with "python-")
[12:09] <kristenbb> ok so I need to install the other one afterall
[12:10] <Muelli> kristenbb: that means that python cannot import the virtkey library.
[12:10] <kristenbb> thanks
[12:10] <kristenbb> now to the next error: configure: error: Requires PyUSB, python bindings for libusb
[12:10] <Muelli> FWIW: You can run sh -x configure to get more insight into what's going on.
[12:10] <reisi> kristenbb: try solving this one yourself first
[12:11] <kristenbb> reisi: I tried apt-cache search libusb but there are quite  a lot of results, I have no idea which one to pick
[12:11] <reisi> kristenbb: my first instict would be to filter python results like: "apt-cache search libusb | grep python"
[12:12] <kristenbb> reisi: ok only 2 left
[12:12] <reisi> kristenbb: but that does not leave any good candidates, then, i would google "python bindings for libusb"
[12:12] <Muelli> kristenbb: it's really better to get support from the gnome15 community. so that they will know that they have to improve their documentation. Bonus points if you write up what your problems and solutions are so that other can benefit from that later.
[12:12] <kristenbb> python-ftdi and python-usbtc08
[12:12] <reisi> kristenbb: those two left sound wrong to me, but Muelli has a good point there as well
[12:13] <kristenbb> Muelli: I tried getting help from the gnome15 community but got no answer, that's why I came here to get help from you to install it
[12:13] <kristenbb> so maybe libusb++-0.1-4c2 ?
[12:14] <kristenbb> that's the first one recommended that starts with libusb.
[12:14] <reisi> kristenbb: to plus signs hints it's a c++ library
[12:14] <reisi> kristenbb: to/two/
[12:14] <kristenbb> what does that mean?
[12:14] <Muelli> kristenbb: that's annoying :-\ But this isn't a good place either. You see, in the future no one will ever benefit from the knowledge exchanged here.
[12:14] <kristenbb> I will
[12:14] <reisi> kristenbb: you want a python library, not a c++ library (python and c++ are both languages, and have different library requirements, so to speak)
[12:15] <kristenbb> reisi: but you just said that none of them with python seemed good candidates
[12:16] <reisi> kristenbb: then i told you i'd next use google with the phrase
[12:16] <MonkeyDu1t> unity in chroot != good idea
[12:16] <kristenbb> when asked with geek stuff, google almostt answers in geek terms, so it's hard to understand any of it.
[12:16] <reisi> kristenbb: though you might be able to solve this if you learn how to better search with apt-cache; i've never needed to go further than simple keyword search and a grep i already demonstrated; take your pick
[12:17] <citric> Is there a way I can install ubuntu from within windows? I don't want to use a VM I actually want ubuntu on this harddrive I just dont want to reboot to install it :P
[12:18] <kristenbb> I just want to be able to use my keyboard with linux, I'm trying really hard to follow up but I'm a bit lots
[12:18] <reisi> kristenbb: look at the search results for the exact phrase i gave you as an example, especially the top 3
[12:18] <kristenbb> look at all the commands you have to input to just get a keyboard to work, it's pretty incredible
[12:19] <samgabbay> does anyone know how to generate a full list of installed packadges to a text file?
[12:19] <kristenbb> I came here for help, not to be redirected to google
[12:19] <reisi> kristenbb: i've got no idea what kind of keyboard you are trying to use, but i've never encountered one that required python libraries and compiling a project
[12:19] <histo> !clone | samgabbay
[12:19] <kristenbb> reisi: well g15 series
[12:19] <MonkeyDu1t> samgabbay  dpkg -l > list
[12:20] <samgabbay> were is the test file @monkey
[12:20] <histo> MonkeyDu1t: that doesn't work as it will get removed but configured packages still
[12:20] <reisi> kristenbb: well i was trying to teach you the generic way to solve your problems, you know the "give a man a fish vs. teach man how to fish" thing?
[12:20] <citric> SO I am going to assume you can't do a full install from within windows eh?
[12:20] <Muelli> kristenbb: I understand your frustration. But we are not here to hold your hands. Redirecting to google is a bit rude but in this case I deem it appropriate. Your questions are very basic, you see. So you have to find out how to find out stuff yourself.
[12:20] <samgabbay> wereee is the text file
[12:21] <kristenbb> right, really basic, like knowing about python and apt-get and all this stuff. Everyone in this earth knows how to do that.
[12:21] <Muelli> citric: if wubi is not supported anymore, then you could try to run a cygwin like environment and debootstrap an ubuntu from there. But I doubt that that will work.
[12:21] <MonkeyDu1t> samgabbay  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5748169/
[12:21] <Ben64> citric: you have to reboot to use it, why not reboot to install it?
[12:22] <citric> Ben64, cause im having a good IRC conversation and don't want to reboot yet.. lol :P
[12:22] <Muelli> citric: you could probably download an image with an installed ubuntu and bytecopy it right on your harddrive.
[12:22] <merrill> there is also the use virtual machine as a option
[12:23] <Ben64> citric: you can still irc from the livecd as it installs... i think
[12:23] <gordonjcp> you can
[12:23] <gordonjcp> citric: just ssh to your server where you run irssi in tmux ;-)
[12:23] <brontosaurusrex> kristenbb, the bzr seems incomplete, so i'am out of ideas, ask on their forums
[12:23] <citric> Ben64, that is true, didn't think about that :D
[12:24] <kristenbb> brontosaurusrex: I did but received no answer.
[12:24] <kristenbb> brontosaurusrex: but I was able to retrieve a working source code, I'm trying to get it to work now.
[12:24] <merrill> what is the issue kristenbb ?
[12:24] <kristenbb> brontosaurusrex: I'm stuck at the ./configure part, where it asks for a file named libusb
[12:25] <kristenbb> merrill: right now, the issue is getting ./configure to work without errors
[12:25] <kristenbb> merrill: the last error message is configure: error: Requires PyUSB, python bindings for libusb
[12:25] <merrill> do you have synaptic installed
[12:25] <Muelli> kristenbb: When I google for "ubuntu libusb python" it returns a myriad of good looking results. Have you tried searching for that?
[12:25] <yeats> kristenbb: every time it stops because of a missing dependency you have to install the missing dependency, then run ./configure again
[12:26] <Znoosey> apt-get install libusb-dev <-- have you tried that kristenbb?
[12:26] <Znoosey> sometimes libusb on its own wont work
[12:26] <kristenbb> Znoosey: no, I didn't know which package to install
[12:26] <Znoosey> try that one :)
[12:27] <kristenbb> no I still get the same error
[12:27] <kristenbb> how to uninstall it ?
[12:27] <Znoosey> remove instead of install
[12:27] <brontosaurusrex> also apt-get install python-usb
[12:27] <merrill> kristenbb, what application are you attempting to load?
[12:27] <kristenbb> merrill: gnome15
[12:28] <yeats> kristenbb: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyusb - note that ppas are technically not supported here
[12:28] <merrill> kristenbb, what version of ubuntu do you have?
[12:28] <kristenbb> 13.04
[12:28] <merrill> kristenbb, is it updated
[12:28] <yeats> kristenbb: 'sudo apt-get install python-usb'
[12:29]  * yeats found it with 'apt-cache search pyusb'
[12:29] <kristenbb> yeats: yes it works, thank you
[12:29] <b1n4ry> Hi, How  to check what kernel driver is in use for your wireless card?
[12:29] <cfhowlett> !wireless
[12:29] <yeats> b1n4ry: 'lsmod' shows all the loaded modules
[12:30] <MonkeyDust> b1n4ry  start from the beginning, what goes wrong
[12:30] <b1n4ry> i tried lspci which lists it
[12:30] <Muelli> b1n4ry: it's bit of a hack, I use lsmod and check for either ath, iwl or realtek or the like.
[12:30] <kristenbb> yeats: now the error is configure: error: Requires RSVG for Python. Should I install python-rsvg ?
[12:30] <reisi> b1n4ry: i'd throw in 'dmesg|grep wlan'
[12:30] <yeats> kristenbb: I would probably do that, yes
[12:30] <b1n4ry> but modinfo gives me that the module does not exist
[12:31] <reisi> kristenbb: on a side note, it sounds really crazy that you'd need gnome15 for a *keyboard*; have you validated that this is really the case?
[12:31] <kristenbb> reisi: well the keyboard and the features that come with it.
[12:32] <kristenbb> reisi: I'm typing with it, so it works as is, but the advanced features don't.
[12:32] <reisi> kristenbb: and why do you think that gnome15 is going to help you with those?
[12:32] <kristenbb> reisi: I've used it before with 12.04
[12:33] <kristenbb> reisi: but it doesn't work with 13.04 anymore
[12:33] <merrill> kristenbb, what is the keyboard you are using?
[12:33] <kristenbb> merrill: logitech g19
[12:33] <reisi> kristenbb: aah yes, i mistook gnome15 for gnome at version 1.5 or something like that; it's really some applet for your keyboard
[12:34] <kristenbb> reisi: yep
[12:34] <kristenbb> yeats: ok, now I get configure: error: Requires Python uinput and libsuinput. Should I install libsuinput-dev?
[12:34] <b1n4ry> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5748193/
[12:35] <b1n4ry> I get this
[12:35] <reisi> kristenbb: honestly no idea, i've never heard of such libraries/programs/packages
[12:36] <Ben64> !broadcom | b1n4ry
[12:36] <reisi> looking at the forum of gnome15 it's overrun by spammers, project has died?
[12:36] <YashpalJadeja> How can I bring back the "Not Enough Disk Space" Error Message. I accidently made the tick mark to not to show it, but now I want to enable it...
[12:37] <reisi> i wonder what kind of crazy application would allow that kind of error message to be hidden in the future
[12:37] <MonkeyDust> YashpalJadeja  try to create a file or folder
[12:37] <azar> Does anyone know, how kernel crypto api support asynchronous algorithm such as RSA?
[12:38] <YashpalJadeja> I can create a file or a folder
[12:39] <MonkeyDust> YashpalJadeja  0 space left, or just not enough?
[12:39] <ispirto> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=9yLBhGY7
[12:39] <ispirto> what language is this
[12:39] <YashpalJadeja> not enough space
[12:40] <MonkeyDust> YashpalJadeja  look for a very large file and copy it a few times, until you get the error message
[12:40] <yeats> kristenbb: 'sudo apt-get install python-uinput libsuinput-dev'
[12:41] <reisi> azar: RSA is not asynchronous, it has nothing to do with time (synchronization); perhaps you might find the answers in kernel docs?
[12:41] <reisi> azar: RSA is asymmetric vs. symmetric AES for example
[12:42] <YashpalJadeja> MonkeyDust: ok
[12:42] <azar> reisi: Yes , You are right. I mean Asymmetric
[12:42] <reisi> azar: i found crypto docs at https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/master/Documentation/crypto
[12:44] <reisi> azar: i
[12:45] <reisi> azar: i've got no further knowledge on the kernel crypto api (not throwing links at you to be a dick) :)
[12:46] <pii3> hi
[12:46] <azar> reisi: Thx for your technical help ;)
[12:46] <reisi> azar: np :)
[12:48] <pii3> can i use ubuntu 13 repo on ubuntu 10?
[12:49] <reisi> pii3: no
[12:49] <nedbat> In the past, i've edited ~/.fonts.conf, but I just installed raring, and there is no file like that.  Has it moved?  Or was I supposed to create it somehow?
[12:49] <pii3> what if i change the kernel ?
[12:50] <cfhowlett> pii3, expect breakages.  why not upgrade?
[12:50] <reisi> pii3: i'm not quite sure what you are trying to do/fix?
[12:50] <pii3> i cannot work with gnome 3 unity and fallback
[12:50] <silicon> hello. Would anyone be adept in reading bootcharts to reduce boot times ?
[12:51] <auronandace> pii3: then use something else: xfce, lxde, kde, enlightenment
[12:51] <cfhowlett> pii3, so install lxde or xfce4 or any of a dozen other desktop environments ...
[12:51] <Walex> nedbat: there is no default for '~/.fonts.conf'
[12:51] <kristenbb> yeats: sudo apt-get install python-uinput libsuinput-dev returns ' python-uinput : Depends: libudev0 (>= 147) but it is not installable
[12:51] <kristenbb> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.'
[12:52] <reisi> pii3: while you are at it, i'd backup everything and do a fresh install of the latest; once you are finished trying out different desktops, do another fresh install (if you for example select kde, try kubuntu) and then get your data back from backups
[12:52] <Walex> nedbat: it is a purely per-account file. Some KDE/GNOME/... settings programs create one for you.
[12:53] <reisi> kristenbb: sounds bad; could you pastebin the whole apt-get command + output?
[12:53] <nedbat> Walex: hmm, my notes say to edit it and add a line, i wonder how I got the file in the first place?  I use gnome
[12:53] <reisi> kristenbb: "pastebin it" as in to use paste.ubuntu.com as is stated in the topic
[12:53] <downinit> im sorry if this is a "newbie" question but is there a program to sync my iphone as well as put music on it. Im currently using 13.04 raring ringtail
[12:54] <MonkeyDust> downinit  try rhythmbox
[12:54] <kristenbb> reisi: yes I know about it but thanks for the info.
[12:54] <auronandace> !iphone | downinit
[12:54] <kristenbb> reisi: here it is: http://pastebin.com/xKBgQUuY
[12:54] <downinit> thank you very much!
[12:55] <reisi> kristenbb: pastebin plain "sudo apt-get install" output as well
[12:55] <pii3> gnome t
[12:55] <pii3> gnome 2 was cool with 2bar on top and functional taskbar at buttom
[12:55] <kristenbb> reisi: how do you mean ? Just apt-get install without anything after 'install ' ?
[12:56] <auronandace> pii3: xfce can be set like that too
[12:56] <reisi> kristenbb: yes; install without any package arguments attempts to finish any unfinished business
[12:56] <kristenbb> reisi: http://pastebin.com/6p08SDhP
[12:57] <silicon> Would anyone know anything about bootcharts
[12:57] <reisi> kristenbb: thats odd.. the above some hinted you to use ppa's, did you add ppa repositories?
[12:57] <kristenbb> reisi: no
[12:57] <nedbat> in gnome, how do I create a ~/.fonts.conf properly?
[12:58] <reisi> silicon: i've never used them, but i think at least phoronix runs often articles about boot speeds and i have seen some charts up there; perhaps you find more information there?
[12:59] <pii3> you mean i install xubuntu ?
[12:59] <brainwash> kristenbb: libudev0 got replaced by libudev1 starting with 13.04, you will have to download libudev0 manually
[12:59] <pii3> and config it like gnome 2??
[12:59] <auronandace> pii3: why not?
[12:59] <RobertFaptop> hey
[12:59] <kristenbb> brainwash: what does that mean ? Where can I download it from ?
[12:59] <silicon> reisi: Thanks. I'll check that out.  I checked /usr/share/gnome-sessions/sessions/ config files. the "ubuntu" file is set for compiz, but it seems to fail back to "ubuntu-2d" which calls metacity. I can't figure out why it's failing to start.
[13:08] <fendur> Any ideaS?
[13:08] <brainwash> kristenbb: so it might work
[13:08] <silicon> tell ubottu: http://imagebin.org/260799
[13:09] <kristenbb> brainwash: I installed it from a live cd.
[13:09] <Walex> fendur: usually it is that you don't have accelerated 3D enabled
[13:09] <binyam> hello
[13:09] <fendur> Walex: I believe I do, though. I can play an openGL game (openarena)
[13:09] <fendur> Walex: and opengl is enabled in the compiz config.
[13:10] <binyam> can anyone tell me where i get proxy servers??? my isp keeps filtering me!!
[13:10] <auronandace> !ot | binyam
[13:11] <binyam> thanks
[13:11] <reisi> silicon: can't see anything strange right away, but it really shouldn't be taking that long on your hardware
[13:12] <reisi> i wonder what's check-new-releases doing there that much
[13:12] <silicon> reisi: I agree. I've tried different things suggested in the ubuntu forums befor, but it didn't really help
[13:12] <brainwash> kristenbb: you will have to decide, if you want to install it manually, it might break something, but it actually shouldn't
[13:12] <Walex> fendur: perhaps you don't have some specific 3D accel feature.
[13:12] <reisi> silicon: what kind of disk setup you've got there?
[13:13] <Walex> fendur: anyhow, look at the Xorg server logs and at the session log in your home dir
[13:13] <fendur> Walex: can you advise how to compare what I have to what I need?
[13:13] <fendur> Walex: ok thanks.
[13:13] <kristenbb> brainwash: is it just required for the installation process ? Like, I can remove it afterwards ?
[13:13] <Walex> fendur: no, I don't use GNOME. More of a Kubuntu user.
[13:13] <Walex> fendur: also I disable all the fancy GUI effects...
[13:13] <silicon> reisi: I'm rather new to computer things... what does that mean ?
[13:13] <fendur> Walex: kubuntu can't use compiz?
[13:14] <reisi> silicon: is your computer a laptop or a workstation?
[13:14] <Walex> fendur: I use KDE...
[13:14] <brainwash> kristenbb: the package your are trying to install depends on libudev0, so you won't be able to remove it afterwards
[13:14] <silicon> reisi: it's a 2007 macbook
[13:14] <Walex> fendur: KDE can use 'compiz' as a window manager, but it has its own default.
[13:14] <fendur> Walex: I suppose I didn't know compiz was gnome specific
[13:14] <fendur> Walex: anyway. thanks.
[13:15] <Walex> fendur: IIRC GNOME 3 does special stuff that is not quite the same as 'compiz', but again, not familiar.
[13:15] <reisi> silicon: i think all the hardware in such old macbook should be very supported; with this little information, i'd check if the hard disk was about to fail
[13:15] <problematic_guy> upon login to an admin account today, I got the message "Stopping anac(h)ronistic cron" "Stopping save kernel messages" "Starting anac(h)ristic cron"
[13:15] <problematic_guy> then with two line breaks
[13:15] <problematic_guy> "Stopping anac(h)rostic cron"
[13:15] <problematic_guy> any idea what the problem is?
[13:15] <problematic_guy> it return to login screen after that
[13:15] <kristenbb> brainwash: you mean it's the software that requires it, rather than the building process ?
[13:15] <silicon> reisi: In other words maybe the laptop will just die soon?
[13:15] <problematic_guy> This was on 12.04 x64.
[13:15] <reisi> problematic_guy: i wonder if you had some updates installed?
[13:16] <problematic_guy> no, but does anyone know how to disable startx via terminal in a guest acct?
[13:16] <reisi> silicon: well, if it were my laptop i'd investigate that out, sadly it's nothing trivial or easy to do
[13:16] <problematic_guy> (the guest acct is working perfectly fine at the moment)
[13:17] <reisi> silicon: given the age and the life expectancy of laptop hard disks, i'd start taking backups often
[13:17] <problematic_guy> (yesterday, I typed 'startx' into terminal, and, well...)
[13:17] <silicon> silicon: Well, thanks for the advice.... I mean it seems to run well the rest of the time....
[13:17] <brainwash> kristenbb: to not harm your system try to install it using a live cd or a 2nd (test) installation of ubuntu
[13:18] <kristenbb> brainwash: that's getting a bit too complicated just to get a keyboard working...
[13:18] <problematic_guy> argh, I'm going to reboot and see if that could fix it-
[13:19] <reisi> kristenbb: too bad the gnome15 project has not (at least yet) added support for 13.04, they might, eventually
[13:19] <brainwash> kristenbb: then contact the maintainer of the project
[13:19] <kristenbb> brainwash: I tried that.
[13:20] <gordonjcp> kristenbb: looking at the pages for the gnome15 project, it all looks a bit like it's unmaintained - the forum is spammy and it looks like the code hasn't been updated in a while
[13:20] <reisi> kristenbb: however if you really want to make the most of your keyboard, you can always fix it yourself but that might take a lot of learning i'm afraid
[13:20] <gordonjcp> kristenbb: looks like you have a new project
[13:20] <gordonjcp> kristenbb: get it working yourself.  Congratulations, you're now an open-source developer ;-)
[13:22] <algerino> hi
[13:22] <Janeks991> hi everyone
[13:22] <reisi> silicon: if you want to pursue checking if your disk is about to die, smartctl is an utility to read self diagnostic data off the disk (they are rather "intelligent" or self monitoring nowdays)
[13:23] <reisi> silicon: the net is full of user guides and articles and whatnot, but i'd first backup everything important on the laptop
[13:23] <difficult_person> Ok, now - does anyone know what startx's process name is
[13:23] <difficult_person> ?
[13:23] <algerino> d4rk0wl hi
[13:23] <silicon> reisi: I'll look into that smartctl.
[13:24] <reisi> difficult_person: afaik startx is a bash script (or at least has been before), so it should show up on any process listing
[13:24] <difficult_person> uh, is it safe to kill sh?
[13:24] <gordonjcp> wait wait what?
[13:24] <gordonjcp> why are you using startx?
[13:25] <reisi> difficult_person: though in the modern distributions i think it's very rare that anyone would start X like using that script
[13:25] <difficult_person> 'cause I followed some stupid instructions :<
[13:25] <DrFoo> ps -ef | grep startx
[13:25] <DrFoo> (for linux)
[13:25] <difficult_person> Specifically, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Supportstorm/sandbox
[13:25] <difficult_person> hm
[13:25] <gordonjcp> startx is dead
[13:25] <gordonjcp> we don't do it that way any more, not for about ten years
[13:25] <zeroxia> The shell script "startx" calls `xinit' ultimately.
[13:25] <gordonjcp> yup
[13:25] <difficult_person> "117       2720  2664  0 09:25 pts/0    00:00:00 grep --color=auto startx"
[13:26] <gordonjcp> you ought to be able to run something like xinit -e xterm
[13:26] <reisi> difficult_person: startx will not persist over a reboot, if you were wondering that
[13:26] <difficult_person> Weird.
[13:26] <difficult_person> I still can't login to my admin acct.
[13:27] <DrFoo> How do i do a rewrite then a proxy-pass with nginx?
[13:27] <difficult_person> Lemme reboot (again), and I'll see
[13:32] <dakotawulfy> can some one help me not sure what i am doing wrong cant get the shared dir to work on a computer works fin from other one using samba
[13:33] <compdoc> you cant access a samba share form on epc, but you can from another?
[13:33] <Sangeet> Hey, I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 and i like it but the problem is that i have by mistrake just mounted the "/" and i have not mounted the "/home" "/tmp" and "swap" . So since i have already installed the whole Operating System is there any way to mount the points.
[13:33] <Sangeet> There is around 250GB Unmounted free space
[13:34] <dakotawulfy> compdoc well i was trying to run the dir with vlc  has songs in it
[13:34] <dakotawulfy> says permission denied
[13:34] <dakotawulfy> compdoc i can pull up the dir in nautilus
[13:35] <Sangeet> Anyone knows how to change mount points after the Ubuntu Installation
[13:35] <compdoc> dont know anything about vlc. can it provide credentials?
[13:35] <dakotawulfy> compdoc works from the other computer fine
[13:35] <paskotyy> hi i want te setup some settings of the terminal of my ubuntu server (which is only terminal) where can i find the settings?
[13:36] <dakotawulfy> compdoc the other way  so think i have something wrong
[13:37] <compdoc> dakotawulfy, the PC that doesnt connect, what is the username that is logged in? does that user exist on the samba PC?
[13:38] <zykotick9> paskotyy: what settings are you looking for?
[13:38] <chipotle> hi, i want to set up a dlna compatible file server. should i use ubuntu or freeNAS?
[13:38] <chipotle> the latter seems rather limited, but it has zfs...
[13:38] <dakotawulfy> compdoc: no it connects  i pulled it up in nautilus had to have password for that to work   right
[13:39] <dakotawulfy> compdoc then when i try to open it up with vlc it does not work
[13:39] <compdoc> for me, its easier to create a user with the same name and password on the PC connecting, and on the PC sharig
[13:41] <dakotawulfy> compdoc well I have 4 computers with different users
[13:42] <dakotawulfy> compdoc:I got it working on the other computer  works fine not sure why the other on does not work
[13:44] <difficult_person> I've just used Ctrl-Alt-F1 to login into my main admin account, but returning to -F7, I still can't log in - still giving me the starting/stopping anarc(h)ostidsfdsgdsgdfg thing...any help?
[13:45] <Guest14779> Hi, I have a big issue. Every time I start torrent when downloading Ubuntu, the HTTP protocol is completly denied while the download process is continue. The Internet connection is still on all the time. What the heck is this?
[13:45]  * difficult_person pokes
[13:45] <Guest14779> I am using latest Ubuntu with updates.
[13:46] <difficult_person> just set auto-logon
[13:50] <phoenix> hi all
[13:50] <Guest40339> это русский канал?
[13:50] <DJones> !ru | Guest40339
[13:52] <oblivian> Is there a way to start VNC server and allow for connections from console?
[13:52] <nedbat> in gnome, how do I create a ~/.fonts.conf properly?
[13:55] <reisi> nedbat: still no ideas? how did you get an error on that in the first place?
[13:56] <stillcantlogin> still encountering the same problems and becoming increasing frustrated. Also, note that I'm doing hard restarts.
[13:56] <nedbat> reisi: I have no error.  I have notes about how I have configured ubuntu in the past, and it says, "edit ~/.fonts.conf, and add a line blah blah..."  Maybe my notes are crap... :)
[13:57] <Guest14779> Hi, I have a big issue. Every time I start torrent when downloading Ubuntu, the HTTP protocol is completly denied while the download process is continue. The Internet connection is still on all the time. What the heck is this?
[13:57] <reisi> stillcantlogin: i don't think that restarts help, you are not using windows you know? :)
[13:57] <stillcantlogin> :(
[13:58] <citric> ok, just installed ubuntu 13.04 on my system, I am trying to dual boot windows 8, for some reason I don't get a GRUB option when starting it boots right into ubuntu, how can I fix this?
[13:58] <reisi> nedbat: well fonts.conf include things like font hinting and antialising settings, i don't think that the step you are reffering is needed any more; you can find font configuration in ubuntu/kubuntu/*ubuntu settings
[13:58] <OerHeks> stillcantlogin, what happens when you try ? return to login again ?
[13:58] <nedbat> reisi: this is so that it will find fonts from my guest OS, I'm using virtualbox.
[13:59] <reisi> nedbat: then asking on "how to use host fonts in guest os (virtualbox)" might be better
[14:00] <nedbat> reisi: you are right.  But it isn't a virtualbox issue.  I have an ubuntu file path to the fonts, I just need to get the font config set up to use them.  How can I amend the font config to use a pile of fonts I have in the file system?
[14:01] <reisi> nedbat: thats even better question, hopefully someone will now help you
[14:01] <ridders24> Hi, can anyone tell me about sg_io ioctl
[14:02] <reisi> nedbat: i've never done anything related to what you describe, but please note that fonts.conf has a manual page ('man fonts.conf' in shell) that might help you before someone has time to answer
[14:02] <TKing> please i how do i remove ubuntu? due ot UEFI settings i cant seem to go to BIOS and i want to remove it and install windows
[14:03] <reisi> ridders24: it'd be easier if you asked what you want to know, or else googling "sg_io ioctl" or "sg_io syscall" might get you the information you need
[14:03] <cfhowlett> TKing, install windows, format the drive.  ubuntu no more ....
[14:03] <ufk> why does apache sometimes returns error code created 201 ?
[14:04] <reisi> ufk: 201 is not an error code, it's a successful status code (codes between 200 (inclusive) and 300 (exclusive) are considered successful)
[14:04] <reisi> ufk: it means that a resource was created (what ever you were most likely POST:ing to the server or your application running on that server)
[14:04] <ridders24> reisi: im doing research into hardware write blocker validation, and its been suggested, using sg_io ioctl to send read / write commands to a drive to test the validation, however im not sure how to use sg_io ioctl
[14:05] <skuft> testing
[14:05] <ufk> why sometimes 201... it's confusing.. i can't understand what it means.. and my requests fail..
[14:05] <ufk> i googled.. i stackoverflowed.. and i still can't resolved the issue
[14:06] <reisi> ridders24: ok i've heard of hardware write blockers; they should block (or drop) any disk write commands on physical level? i guess the hint you received was for issuing raw commands to the device and see if they change anything
[14:06] <ridders24> reisi: correct
[14:07] <reisi> ufk: perhaps the program that fails on 201 request is the problem? sending out 201 responses is most likely correct (in the spirit of http 1.1 rfc)
[14:07] <ridders24> reisi: the current method does not identify which of the commands the blocker might be missing, hence the recommendation for sg_io ioctl
[14:08] <reisi> ridders24: ioctl is the kernel api to issue commands to devices; i cannot help you more than to refer the man page: ioctl
[14:08] <ufk> why 201 ? after reading the RFC i still can't understand what it means
[14:09] <reisi> ridders24: if you dont want to dive deep into c coding (which i assume you are not familiar with) there might be python binding or something similar allowing you to implement validation in python
[14:10] <paskotyy> how to scroll the output in a terminal? when i use the up down arrows it shows the last commands
[14:10] <ufk> is there a way to force apache not to send 201 ?
[14:10] <reisi> ufk: 201 Created follows a POST/PUT request that is basically asking create or update this resource (described by the uri); apache is most likely being told by an application running on it to send a 201 response
[14:11] <reisi> ufk: what application are you running on your apache (assuming httpd server)?
[14:11] <ufk> yeah
[14:11] <ufk> php server
[14:11] <ridders24> reisi: ok thanks for the help
[14:12] <reisi> ufk: and what php application you have running on the "php server" (which is just apache asking php to produce the response)?
[14:12] <ufk> i'm just producing and xml and displaying it in the body
[14:12] <citric> So I have no Grub or anything to select windows 8 or ubuntu, how do I go about fixing this issue?
[14:12] <luigi_> ciao a tutti
[14:12] <souliaq> When I select "only delete packages which are no longer available" in GUI Synaptic, this apply also for "apt-get" command?
[14:12] <TKing> cfhowlett am trying to do the format but cant boot to cd i have done bios and changed boot order
[14:12] <reisi> ufk: i think that you have a bug in your php code; please see #php for php support
[14:13] <ufk> ok.... so it's not something in apache..
[14:13] <ufk> something in my php code is generating a header of 201 ?
[14:13] <reisi> ufk: most definetly not
[14:13] <reisi> ufk: yes
[14:13] <ufk> omg!
[14:15] <ufk> you've been most helpful!!
[14:15] <Arctic_Stray> \leave
[14:15] <reisi> ufk: np
[14:21] <TKing> PLEASE how can i format my drive.. ubuntu is not letting me boot from cd or usb i want to remove it and its let letting me boot to BIOS
[14:21] <bitnumus> hi can someone tell me if this codec is installed from restricted?    x-msvideo
[14:23] <BluesKaj> bitnumus, don't see it any repos
[14:23] <BluesKaj> in
[14:23] <Janus4> TKing: what exactly is your problem?
[14:23] <SonikkuAmerica> Is there a way to switch Ubuntu !flavors using a !live image, but without destroying my /home folder? (I want to install it onto the same partition.) I've heard of a way to do it; I just forgot what is was.
[14:23] <CalimeroTeknik> Janus4, it's that he thinks ubuntu disables the bios
[14:24] <Janus4> alright :)
[14:24] <bity> hello
[14:24] <bity> can someone help me with some basic iptables
[14:26] <zykotick9> bity: i'd try using alis to find an iptables channel, if i where you.  see "/msg ubottu alis" for details how it works.  good luck.
[14:26] <TKing> Janus4, i have ubuntu on my pc using UEFI configuration in bios and also removed all OS to have it installed an now i can not boot to bios i want to remove UBUNTU
[14:26] <Guest14779> Hi, I have a big issue. Every time I start torrent when downloading Ubuntu, the HTTP protocol is completly denied while the download process is continue. The Internet connection is still on all the time. What the heck is this?
[14:27] <CalimeroTeknik> bity, look at tutorials or people doing almost what you want (since you say "basic")
[14:27] <CalimeroTeknik> hint: search engines
[14:27] <BluesKaj> SonikkuAmerica, do you mean install a different OS to / ? without changing anything on /home , if so yes , just don't format the /.home partition and use the /home mountpoint when installing
[14:27] <bity> i've tried but im not sure whats its call
[14:27] <bity> i have 2 nic's
[14:27] <bitnumus> BluesKaj, whats it from ?
[14:27] <garrick_> fuck you\]
[14:27] <bitnumus> VLC player is just scrambled
[14:27] <zykotick9> BluesKaj: assuming /home is on a separate partition...
[14:27] <bity> eth0 / eth1 , i want to port forward over eth0->eth1 but to a specific ip on eth1's network
[14:28] <TKing> Janus4, but also when ubuntu loads i can see System setup, from there i can access the Bios, when i get to bios i changed boot  order to cd first and when it reboots it doesnt boot from cd and bios reset back to how i haven't set it
[14:28] <SonikkuAmerica> BluesKaj: But /home has to be on a separate partition for that to work...?
[14:28] <bity> is that bridging
[14:28] <BluesKaj> it doesn't appear in any repos , bitnumus
[14:28] <bitnumus> so i cant play it period ?
[14:28] <BluesKaj> SonikkuAmerica, yes
[14:28] <chipotle> hi, i want to set up a dlna compatible file server. should i use ubuntu or freeNAS?
[14:28] <chipotle> the latter seems rather limited, but it has zfs...
[14:29] <SonikkuAmerica> BluesKaj: I was afraid of that. Oh well. I was thinking of using the "Reinstall" option on a Live image of a different flavor of Ubuntu...
[14:29] <garrick_> yo chipotle
[14:30] <chipotle> sup garrick_ ?
[14:30] <BluesKaj> SonikkuAmerica, well when you do make / and /home as separate partitions
[14:30] <SonikkuAmerica> BluesKaj: OK
[14:31] <BluesKaj> SonikkuAmerica, it makes things a lot easier when testing different OSs
[14:32] <garrick_> anyone play sift heads
[14:32] <SonikkuAmerica> BluesKaj: Has point, will travel.
[14:33] <Jordan_U> SonikkuAmerica: BluesKaj: Ubuntu's installer allows re-installing preserving /home/, even when /home/ isn't on a separate partition.
[14:33] <chipotle> garrick_: sorry i got dc'ed
[14:33] <chipotle> what's up?
[14:33] <SonikkuAmerica> Jordan_U: I thought so.
[14:33] <SonikkuAmerica> Jordan_U: It also tries to "preserve apps wherever possible," right?
[14:34] <BluesKaj> Jordan_U, how so ?
[14:34] <garrick_> not much
[14:35] <Jordan_U> SonikkuAmerica: No. It does nothing to preserve applications, you have to re-install any apps (though if their preferences are in /home/ then they will of course still be there when you re-install them).
[14:35] <Jordan_U> BluesKaj: What do you mean by "how so"?
[14:35] <BluesKaj> Jordan_U, of course I've never seen that since I always use separate partitions for / and /home , since i use manual partitioning
[14:36] <Snake2k> SonikkuAmerica, /home doesn't usually keep your apps.. /home folder has your stuff.. like your configurations and settings etc..
[14:36] <SonikkuAmerica> Jordan_U: OK. So if, say, I wanted to replace Ubuntu with Xubuntu, it would, e.g., replace Nautilus with Thunar, gedit with Leafpad, etc.
[14:36] <SonikkuAmerica> Snake2k: Right.
[14:36] <Jordan_U> SonikkuAmerica: Correct.
[14:36] <TKing> Janus4 yes,delete ubuntu and install windows 7
[14:37] <SonikkuAmerica> Jordan_U: OK. Much clearer now.  Also because I backup by copying linearly entire partitions.
[14:46] <TKing> Janus4 it doesnt say anything its just boots to windows
[14:46] <TKing> sorry to ubuntu
[14:46] <garrick_> i'm back
[14:47] <BluesKaj> Walex, yeah In used ddo to copy /home to another drive , then installed kubuntu to / on it
[14:47] <BluesKaj> er dd
[14:47] <Walex> BluesKaj: indeed great minds think alike :-)
[14:47] <BluesKaj> Walex, let's not go any further with that thought :)
[14:48] <TKing> Janus4 this is what i see in my BIOS https://www.dropbox.com/s/ll4tcggob1tbu6i/6.jpg boot setup, i think if i can remove ubuntu listed there it whould work
[14:49] <TKing> https://www.dropbox.com/s/ll4tcggob1tbu6i/6.jpg how can i remove ubuntu from here and cos resetting to default BIOS didn't fix it
[14:50] <BluesKaj> !efi | TKing
[14:50] <garrick_> tkking want to talk
[14:51] <mojtaba> Hi, Is ubuntu 13.10 released?
[14:52] <kirankumar> sir, it is possible any package through we can install and use a .exe or .dll  file in ubuntu
[14:52] <DJones> mojtaba: October 2013
[14:52] <TKing> BluesKaj, i want to remove Ubuntu not install it, because i remove windows 8 and installed Ubuntu perfectly, but now i dont need it back till i restore pc to default as i bought it. Then i will reinstall ubuntu
[14:52] <mojtaba> DJones: Thanks
[14:52] <DJones> mojtaba: 13 is the year, 10 is the month
[14:54] <kirankumar> please info how to install a .exe  file in  ubuntu
[14:54] <DJones> !wine | kirankumar Although wine can be used to install a windows exe file, it may not be fully reliable,
[14:56] <RylaiC> !virtualizers
[14:57] <kirankumar> sir  DJones: I want to use Visual Studio 2010 for wen devloping .it reliable
[14:57] <DJones> kirankumar: I couldn't say, I don't use wine myself, you could check the winehq database in ubottu's info, or maybe better to join ##winehq and ask there
[14:59] <kirankumar> thanks DJones sir
[15:00] <kirankumar> please give response who have use wine  it reliable
[15:01] <paskotyy> hallo i am using ubuntu as a guest in a virtualbox and have problems scrolling the output in the terminal pageup and shift pageup does not work - what might be reason?
[15:04] <histo> paskotyy: wrong keyboard selection?
[15:07] <paskotyy> histo: what you mean ? what migth be wrong
[15:08] <Mitchell92> Hi all... having trouble staying connected to a specific router, notably a Comcat In-Home WiFi device... Using the RT2800PCI driver
[15:08] <histo> paskotyy: check /etc/default/keyboard
[15:08] <Mitchell92> This was not an issue a year ago.
[15:10] <niargh> What's the best way to know which software version you're about to install before you issue the apt-get install command?
[15:11] <paskotyy> histo: XKBMODEL="pc105" XKBLAYOUT="pl" XKBVARIANT="" XKBOPTIONS=""
[15:11] <bipul> I Need to know that, How can we perform Video streaming with VLC in between Server client. while we are using Ubuntu 12.04 as a server.
[15:12] <epsilonorion_> just reinstalled ubuntu on my laptop.  I have a ssd with windows and a second harddrive that I installed the root and home partiitions for ubuntu.  It is setup to boot from ssd.  Every boot I get "fsck from util-linux 2.20.1" on the root and home partitions, though each time it comes back clean
[15:12] <epsilonorion_> is there something I am doing wrong in the settings
[15:12] <epsilonorion_> It seems like home and root are not being unmounted correctly, but I am not sure how to fix it
[15:13] <histo> bipul: /join #videolan  or #vlc
[15:14] <gundas> Hi all. I have a fresh install of ubuntu 12.10 and when ever I do a sudo apt-get update I get a "E: Sub-process returned an error code" - is there a way to fix this
[15:14] <gundas> ?
[15:14] <niargh> Is there something like an "apt-get inspect" command I can run to see what's going to be downloaded/installed?
[15:14] <epsilonorion_> any help would be appreciated.  It is slowing everything down on boot horribly
[15:15] <histo> epsilonorion_: do you have /forcefsck files present on the disk?
[15:15] <epsilonorion_> histo: nope.  Did an updatedb and locate to see, no luck
[15:15] <Mitchell92> Hi all... having trouble staying connected to a specific router, notably a Comcat In-Home WiFi device... Using the RT2800PCI driver... I didn't have this issue a long time ago... but it's become an issue now. I'm wondering if I should just buy a MicroUSB WiFi adapter or a Nano USB Adapter.
[15:15] <Mitchell92> Comcast, rather
[15:18] <histo> epsilonorion_: dumpe2fs -h /dev/diskname
[15:19] <epsilonorion_> histo: specific option you are looking for or you want a pastbin
[15:19] <epsilonorion_> the filesystem state shows clean
[15:19] <epsilonorion_> so did the boot.log when I checked it
[15:20] <histo> epsilonorion_: the mount count and check etc... just pastebin
[15:20] <epsilonorion_> np
[15:20] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: I wonder if your computer's clock is giving bogus dates in the future triggering an automatic fsck since the last one performed was "20 years ago". (the clock could subsequently be fixed by ntpd once you're connected to the internet). Usually at boot you get a message explaining why the fsck was performed though.
[15:21] <mnms_> guys i've installed 13.04 and i cannot change sound settings like subwoofer cause it is disabled
[15:21] <asharas> I all! Is there a way to reconfigure my server? I mean, having the same dialog boxes as the first install?
[15:21] <mnms_> it this driver probelm ?
[15:21] <histo> mnms_: select the proper output device
[15:21] <mnms_> histo: i have one, buil-in audio Speakers
[15:22] <epsilonorion_> histo: http://pastebin.com/ZBhr1mCs
[15:22] <histo> mnms_: the Mode: Analog Stero Output change that to Dolby or whatever
[15:22] <Jordan_U> asharas: Do you want to change package settings or install new packages?
[15:22] <asharas> package settings
[15:22] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: at least in boot.log, it is not giving me a reason for the fsck
[15:22] <mnms_> histo: Is there any gui for change this ?
[15:23] <asharas> I already tried dpkg-reconfigure -a but no dialogbox
[15:23] <histo> epsilonorion_: that should not be checked on next boot unless there is an error
[15:23] <mnms_> cause in output tab in sound settings i dont have option for chane mode
[15:23] <asharas> Jordan_U: package settings
[15:23] <Jordan_U> asharas: "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a" didn't give you any prompts at all?
[15:23] <epsilonorion_> histo: agreed, but every boot fsck runs
[15:24] <histo> mnms_: go to sound settings in the bottom right area of the window there is Mode: Whatever
[15:24] <histo> mnms_: just above "Test Sound"
[15:24] <histo> epsilonorion_: no idea what is going on then perhaps someone else can help.
[15:24] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: Try shutting down then booting from a liveCD and see if the filesystem is still marked clean.
[15:24] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: It is
[15:25] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: I found a few links online with suggestions, that was one
[15:25] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: Does your computer connect via ethernet or wireless?
[15:25] <asharas> No Jordan_U , not any prompt
[15:25] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: currently wireless, but it hasn't made a difference
[15:25] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: if wired
[15:25] <mnms_> histo: if I dont have it ?
[15:26] <histo> mnms_: are you running ubuntu or some derivative ?
[15:26] <mnms_> i have only test subwoofer fade and balance
[15:26] <mnms_> ubuntu 13.04
[15:26] <histo> mnms_: screenshot please
[15:26] <mnms_> myabe im blind !
[15:26] <mnms_> ok wait a momment
[15:26] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: Try checking what date your computer says it is with wireless not connected automatically at boot, or from a LiveCD. Is it literally every boot or are there some boots where it's not checked?
[15:27] <histo> mnms_: I just want to see what they changed... You are on the output tab right?
[15:27] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: the date is correct.  It has been with every boot that this has happened.  I used to have ubuntu installed on my ssd, but decided to move it to the hdd.  On the ssd never had this problem.
[15:27] <mnms_> histo: yes of course
[15:28] <histo> mnms_: do you have the proper sound card selected?
[15:29] <histo> mnms_: if you have digital selected on the left you will be unable to change to the surround options
[15:30] <mnms_> histo: oh imageshack.us is not free now ?
[15:30] <epsilonorion_> niargh: not sure if anyone ever answered you but the way I always use is apt-cache show <pkg-name>
[15:30] <epsilonorion_> niargh: it isn't pretty but it works
[15:30] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: Could you pastebin this boot.log?
[15:31] <mnms_> histo: http://postimg.org/image/wn1sspclb/
[15:32] <histo> mnms_: can you pastebin lspci -k
[15:32] <mnms_> histo: of course
[15:32] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/g6GF2i9Y
[15:33] <mnms_> histo:
[15:33] <histo> epsilonorion_: it's not checking your disks
[15:33] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: Ahh, you're just misunderstanding. fsck is always run at boot, but it does nothing if the filesystem is marked clean. There is no problem with that output.
[15:34] <becom33> can we make ubuntu login to look like http://www.gauthampdas.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/gnome3.8-login.png that
[15:34] <becom33> I have the default login of 12.04 version
[15:34] <claypool_> http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2013/06/07/microsofts-xbox-one-owning-your-video-games-is-so-1994/
[15:34] <epsilonorion_> histo: ??
[15:34] <mnms_> histo: I cant find there my sound device
[15:34] <histo> epsilonorion_: It's not running a complete fsck
[15:34] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: I knew that nothing was wrong with the device
[15:34] <claypool_> microsfot taking not owning your own software to a new level with xbox one
[15:34] <epsilonorion_> histo: Jordan_U, ah
[15:35] <epsilonorion_> Guest it is just going very slow
[15:35] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: That's why you'll notice that "fsck /dev/sdXY" when sdXY is clean will take an almost imeasurably small time, whereas "fsck -f /dev/sdXY" (to force a full check even though it was unmounted cleanly) will sometimes take hours.
[15:35] <mnms_> histo: http://pastebin.com/8J0CNtDu
[15:36] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: that is true.  I just thought the fsck was still taking a while, but I can agree with you there
[15:36] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: You can use bootchart to see what is taking up time / CPU cycles / disk usage at boot.
[15:36] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: so just excruciatingly slow on other things
[15:37] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: I will try that
[15:37] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: How long does it take to boot?
[15:37] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: Before everything is happy and good to go, over a minute
[15:37] <Jordan_U> !ot | claypool_
[15:37] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: sad that I call that slow, but now days
[15:37] <claypool_> you are right, sorry
[15:38] <Mitchell92> Can someone help me with a problem with the RT2800PCI driver while connecting to a Comcast In-Home Wifi Device? I keep getting disconnected.
[15:39] <histo> mnms_: does cat /proc/asound/cards   only show one card?
[15:40] <histo> mnms_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/211201/how-to-activate-subwoofer-in-inspiron-17r
[15:40] <asharas> I all! Is there a way to reconfigure my server? I mean, having the same dialog boxes as the first install?
[15:40] <asharas> Hi all! Is there a way to reconfigure my server? I mean, having the same dialog boxes as the first install?
[15:40] <histo> asharas: sudo tasksel
[15:40] <mnms_> histo: yes
[15:40] <histo> mnms_: check the link I posted
[15:40] <asharas> tasksel?
[15:40] <histo> asharas: yes try it
[15:41] <histo> Mitchell92: you can try an updated driver from realtek and see if it helps
[15:41] <epsilonorion_> actually, here is another question.  Does anyone have a good resource for splitting opt into a separate partition (or would they suggest it as an option).  I thought about installing root on the ssd and opt/home/etc on the hdd, but not sure if it is a good idea
[15:42] <histo> epsilonorion_: you can put /opt anywhere you want
[15:42] <histo> !fstab | epsilonorion_
[15:42] <Eagleman> Can i call another script from inside a script, for example, at the end of my script:  /scripts/backups/test ?
[15:42] <histo> Eagleman: yes
[15:42] <Mitchell92> histo: Can you guide me as to how to do that?
[15:43] <epsilonorion_> histo: that is what I thought.  Seemed like it, just haven't ever done that myself.  Opt is just where I install all my applications from source, so wasn't sure
[15:43] <epsilonorion_> if it is suggested
[15:43] <Mitchell92> histo: Do you have a moment to help me in a pvt chat?
[15:43] <epsilonorion_> histo: thought having root on the ssd would increase boot speed while having opt and home on the hdd would help save space
[15:43] <histo> Mitchell92: go to realtek's website and search their downloads for your card. Download the driver read their instructions and install. Blakclist the one you are currently using.
[15:43] <Mitchell92> How do I blacklist it again?
[15:43] <histo> Mitchell92: You may want to search askubuntu.com and perhaps someone else has a fix first
[15:43] <histo> !blacklist > Mitchell92
[15:44] <histo> epsilonorion_: it will
[15:44] <sidney_> \quit
[15:44] <histo> epsilonorion_: Also you can mount /tmp and some things in /var to tmpfs also you can mount your browser cache to tmpfs to reduce writes as well.
[15:45] <Mitchell92> histo: how do I find out what the module I'm using is specifically named?
[15:45] <epsilonorion_> histo: how much space would you say the minimum I should give root in this situation.  I can always give more if needed, just thought I would ask.
[15:45] <histo> Mitchell92: lspci -k
[15:45] <epsilonorion_> histo: thanks for the suggestion.  Will definitely do that
[15:45] <Mitchell92> thanks
[15:45] <histo> epsilonorion_: also there are options for certain filesystems to help with SSDs to reduce writes and speed over time. like discard,noatime  etc...
[15:46] <histo> Mitchell92: I would search askubuntu.com first
[15:46] <Mitchell92> ok... search what? just RT2800PCI?
[15:46] <epsilonorion_> Jordan_U: thanks for the help
[15:46] <epsilonorion_> histo: thanks for the help as well
[15:46] <Jordan_U> epsilonorion_: You're welcome.
[15:46] <epsilonorion_> now time to play
[15:46] <histo> Mitchell92: your card model would be a good start
[15:48] <mnms_> histo:  sudo alsa force-reload should reload my sound system without rebooting ?
[15:48] <Mitchell92> Histo: Talink RT5290
[15:48] <Mitchell92> sorry
[15:48] <Mitchell92> RT5390
[15:49] <histo> mnms_: If you say so
[15:49] <epsilonorion_> histo: actually, one last thing.  How much space is it agreed that should be the minumum for root to start
[15:50] <mnms_> histo: ehh.. nothing happened.. i still cannot control subwoofer
[15:51] <Mitchell92> histo: It is reported on askubuntu once or twice with no answer. I will look on the realtek website for a driver.
[15:52] <mnms_> i feel little frustration :)
[15:53] <brian234> Hi guys. How do  i mount samba shares over ssh from ubuntu to ubuntu computers?
[15:54] <histo> mnms_: I would make a new post on askubuntu if no one here knows or the forums
[15:54] <histo> !sound | mnms_ You can also check here
[15:54] <histo> brian234: Samba over ssh?
[15:54] <histo> brian234: why not just use sshfs
[15:57] <asharas> histo: didn't do what I wanted
[15:58] <asharas> I'm trying to reconfigure my network from the beginning, with the wizard because I don't know why my hostname isn't properly recognized on my network
[15:58] <brian234> histo: i was playing around with sshfs. But I want it to appear like i'm on the filesharing network, not just to get the files on that one computer. can sshfs do that?
[15:59] <Afggh> Hi all
[15:59] <Afggh> Can i ask fedora question here?
[16:00] <daftykins> no
[16:00] <DJones> Afggh: Fedora have their own irc channel
[16:00] <Afggh> There are very few people there...they dont reply
[16:00] <johnjohn101> that's why it's better to use ubuntu!!
[16:04] <Mitchell92> histo: I can't seem to get the rt5390-dkms package for 13.04
[16:06]  * bathroom slaps FloodBot1 around a bit with a large trout
[16:06]  * bathroom slaps FloodBot2 around a bit with a large trout
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps FloodBot3 around a bit with a large trout
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps 13WAAGT5J around a bit with a large trout
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps [0x1a] around a bit with a large trout
[16:07] <FloodBot1> bathroom: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:07] <DJones> bathroom: Stop that
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps [_-S1L3NC3-_] around a bit with a large trout
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps [_-S1L3NC3-_] around a bit with a large trout
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps [cannibalera] around a bit with a large trout
[16:07]  * bathroom slaps [muttox] around a bit with a large trout
[16:07] <FloodBot1> bathroom: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:09] <Afggh> Touchpad clicks are not working in fedora 18. Any idea why?
[16:09] <daniel1> Hi, i am searching a pdf reader where I can highlight things fast in multiple colors
[16:09] <Afggh> People at fedora arent replying.
[16:09] <DJones> Afggh: This channel is for Ubuntu support only, I'm afraid you'll have to be patient in the Fedora channel
[16:10] <daniel1> okular can highlight but it is a pita to mark things and then change the color
[16:10] <DJones> Afggh: You could try asking in ##linux which is a general linux channel
[16:10] <Afggh> DJoned i am waiting since hours in fedora.
[16:10] <Afggh> Djones
[16:11] <DJones> Afggh: We can't help with that, this channel policy is only support for the official releases of Ubuntu
[16:12] <Afggh> DJones can we talk in private? If you dont mind
[16:12] <DJones> Afggh: Sorry no, I don't use pm's
[16:12] <udhayaraj> hi , i cant able to open my software center can any one guid me
[16:12] <johnjohn101> afggh: i don't see you in #fedora.  are  you trolling?
[16:13] <Afggh> I am there
[16:13] <daniel1> udhayaraj: alt+ f2. name of your software center
[16:13] <Afggh> See i messaged there
[16:13] <udhayaraj> ubuntu soft cent only afggh
[16:14] <mnms_> histo: anyway, thanks !
[16:14] <Afggh> Johnjohn101 i dont see YOU there
[16:16] <daniel1> so no1 knows aboud pdf readers ?
[16:16] <udhayaraj> @afggh its showing command nt found only dude
[16:16] <jwtiyar> how can i remove completely firefox and reinstall fresh one in ubuntu 13.04 ?
[16:17] <daniel1> jwtiyar: sudo apt-get purge firefox
[16:17] <asharas> back again
[16:17] <jwtiyar> daniel1, will remove every thing including .mozilla folder in home directory?
[16:17] <Afggh> Do i need to do something else thre? I jst joined the channel.
[16:17] <daniel1> jwtiyar: it should
[16:18] <jwtiyar> daniel1, i used it before its not work , i will do again thxx .
[16:18] <daniel1> jwtiyar: whats actually your problem ?
[16:19] <daniel1> jwtiyar: most problems with ff are within the ff-profile
[16:19] <jwtiyar> daniel1,  my FF full of bugs like one week its just damaging while opening an page , so i want to remove every thing and install again
[16:20] <diverdude> is there a terminal program for browsing internet where form elements work? (elinks is not working)
[16:22] <daniel1> diverdude: not realy sure about forms but maybe u givve lynx a try ?
[16:23] <daniel1> I am searching a pdf reader where I can highlight things fast in multiple colors
[16:23] <jwtiyar> daniel1, didnt work , i removed when i installed again its just installed previous files no download from zero .
[16:25] <daftykins> jwtiyar: perhaps you should be trying a clean firefox user profile instead
[16:25] <daniel1> jwtiyar: yes it gets allways the same sinc it puls it from the repos
[16:25] <diverdude> daniel1, how do i enter new address in lynx?
[16:26] <daniel1> jwtiyar: purge should kill your settings but if not just delete the .mozilla folder
[16:26] <johnjohn101> is there anyway to refresh the unity desktop. I have a the outline where it looks like when you drag a window to the top, but it's not being removed.
[16:26] <daniel1> jwtiyar: If it still bug maybe you should consider to install ff from the firefox ppa
[16:27] <asharas> any help guys?
[16:27] <daniel1> diverdude: sry I just know that it exists but I never actually used it
[16:29] <diverdude> lynx is even worse than elinks :/
[16:29] <johnjohn101> unity --replace    thanks all
[16:30] <junk> Hello Ubuntu
[16:30] <williangliao> kvm: disable by bios
[16:30] <Ripper> >
[16:32] <daftykins> asharas: what's your issue?
[16:36] <simen> ,
[16:37] <Ripper> I'm new to Linux can someone point in the right direction ....
[16:38] <daftykins> Ripper: if you have something specific to ask, ask away
[16:38] <drecute> ok
[16:38] <drecute> I just upgrades to 12.04.2 successfully
[16:39] <drecute> now I need to go up to 12.10
[16:39] <RylaiC> !qemu
[16:39] <drecute> But ubuntu says there are no updates
[16:40] <drecute> I also did do-release-upgrade and it says "no new release found"
[16:40] <Ripper> I'm new to Ubuntu daftykins .. I need to know ..How to install it
[16:40] <asharas> daftykins: I cloned my server to a bigger hard drive and now when I do a nslookup on the name, I have a NXDOMAIN return
[16:40] <asharas> already changed my hostname, etc...
[16:41] <daftykins> Ripper: ok, what kind of computer are you going to install on? have you downloaded ubuntu yet?
[16:42] <zykotick9> drecute: an LTS will only, be default, upgrade to the next LTS.  there is some way to change this behaviour.  good luck.
[16:42] <Ripper> I have Ubuntu 2.30.2
[16:42] <lduros> if you add a line e.g.: `aprogram &` inside the .profile file, it should run at startup right?
[16:42] <Ripper> daftykins
[16:42] <daftykins> drecute: just run "sudo update-manager -d" i believe, in a terminal
[16:42] <asharas> any idea daftykins ?
[16:42] <daftykins> Ripper: that's a kernel version really, not a version of ubuntu.
[16:43] <daftykins> asharas: what are you typing exactly when you run nslookup? why are you even doing that?
[16:43] <marko-_-> hey guys. I have a dell E5330 and it works perfectly. I tried to make the fingerprint work and it does. I added the repo to the repositories and installed fingerprint-gui, i scanned my 10  fingers but when i want to test it, it says (run it 2 times for 1 finger) it says "Finger print NOT verified!"
[16:44] <Ripper> Oh!
[16:44] <asharas> daftykins: nslookup ashserv01 (which is the name). when dumping IP traffic I noticed the name was PartedMagic.domain.com instead of AshServ01.domain.com (happened after a clone to a new hard drive
[16:44] <asharas> )
[16:45] <drecute> thanks daftykins
[16:45] <daftykins> asharas: ah yeah, i saw you mention that yesterday. is the content of your /etc/hosts file correct? as well as the hostname?
[16:45] <drecute> I'll leave it as it is
[16:45] <daftykins> drecute: is it working?
[16:46] <asharas> yeah daftykins , I already tried a lot of things like reconfiguring my packages, changing hostname
[16:46] <drecute> daftykins: But does that mean that once Ubuntu releases a new LTS, I can upgrade from 12.04 to [the new LTS version] without upgrading to 12.10 first?
[16:46] <daftykins> asharas: also you know that it's not correct to name your computers with FQDNs if they're not fully routed from the internet?
[16:47] <daftykins> drecute: i've read that LTS releases can be skipped between yeah
[16:47] <asharas> I don't name them with FQDN, my router does it automatically
[16:48] <daftykins> asharas: other than you seeing something you didn't expect within a program, i don't really see any problem that you've had so far?
[16:48] <asharas> every computer on my local network appears as NAME.ISPDOMAIN.FR
[16:48] <drecute> daftykins: cool! I love Ubuntu!
[16:49] <asharas> well, if I try to ssh connect to my server without declaring its name in /etc/hosts, I can't reach it
[16:49] <asharas> well, if I try to ssh connect to my server without declaring its name in /etc/hosts, I can't reach it daftykins
[16:49] <asharas> it use to work properly daftykins , but the cloning operation changed something and I wanna know where ^^
[16:50] <daftykins> asharas: that's common. on my windows PCs i can't use a hostname to connect to my Linux VMs unless they're running SAMBA and advertise themselves on the LAN. IPs are necessary instead.
[16:51] <daftykins> asharas: what you've encountered is a fact, not a problem :)
[16:52] <drun2> Привет, посоны
[16:52] <drun2> есть тут русские?
[16:53] <asharas> as I said daftykins , it used to work correctly before
[16:53] <DJones> !ru | drun2
[16:53] <asharas> I wanna know why not anymore
[16:53] <daftykins> asharas: i'm thinking
[16:55] <daftykins> asharas: i have to admit, i don't see any reason to waste any time on that because you can just put the IPs in as you say and forget all about it
[16:55] <asharas> I'm a perfectionist, I wanna know why :)
[16:55] <asharas> important to me
[16:55] <daftykins> so what program did you clone this drive with?
[16:55] <asharas> I wanna know what changed, why the clone is not exactly the same as original
[16:56] <daftykins> maybe you should contact the maker
[16:56] <asharas> or, other possibility, it's my router that shits up
[16:56] <asharas> I'll try to reset it
[16:57] <Shoggoth> lvm isn't picking up a change in the size of a physical volume... how do I fix it?
[17:07] <drun2> I cant join in #ubuntu-ru
[17:09] <pfifo> Hi guys
[17:09] <daftykins> pfifo: hi
[17:09] <MonkeyDust> Shoggoth  60+ people in #lvm
[17:11] <pong> what  is the login and password on initial boot for Lubuntu 13.04?
[17:12] <daftykins> pong: 'ubuntu' as username and no password - maybe?
[17:12] <hilarie> Odd question, is there a way to bind rsync over ssh to a specific network interface?
[17:14] <hilarie> would it be after -e ssh in there? am I looking at the wrong man?
[17:14] <pfifo> hilarie, it looks like you need the --address switch
[17:14] <b3rz3rk3r> I'm getting screen tearing on nvidia 310 drivers. I've tried lots of guides to fix this and nothing has worked. Has anyone fixed tearing before?
[17:14] <pong> daftykins, I tried a bunch of combinations but nothing took
[17:15] <daftykins> hilarie: do you not trust the network you're backing up over?
[17:15] <BluesKaj> b3rz3rk3r, which ubuntu release ?
[17:15] <pong> linux, admin, password
[17:15] <b3rz3rk3r> BluesKaj, 13.04
[17:15] <daftykins> pong: there is no password, is what i'm trying to say
[17:15] <hilarie> daftykins its a backup over wan, and have 2 would like to use one for backup the other for things that matter for latency
[17:15] <BluesKaj> b3rz3rk3r, look in the software center for nvidia 313 driver
[17:15] <Grub_> I need some help with a grub error, trying to reinstall ubuntu
[17:16] <b3rz3rk3r> BluesKaj, I'll give that a go, cheers
[17:16] <daftykins> hilarie: two internet connections/WAN links? your answer doesn't really refer to needing encryption or not
[17:16] <demonio> hi all how can i set the program startup by terminal'?
[17:17] <hilarie> daftykins I don't need encryption really, would be nice, but the important part is it goes over eth1 instead of eth0
[17:18] <MonkeyDust> hilarie  don't change a winning team, or whatever the proverb is
[17:18] <daftykins> hilarie: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14955344/how-to-bind-rsync-to-a-specific-interface
[17:19] <hilarie> MonkeyDust it's not winning, I can't VoiP or anything during backups, and I want to be able to access both WANS via this computer
[17:19] <SecretFire> why do rhythmbox and banshee keep crashing on the account of a segmentation fault (core dumped) error? This wasn't happening before and now all of the sudden it effects both programs. Can someone help me fix this bug?
[17:19] <daftykins> hilarie: you can only ever have one default gateway. does your host *have* to be the one performing the backups? why not a slave PC or VM?
[17:19] <hilarie> daftykins the google is strong with you!
[17:19] <MonkeyDust> hilarie  i missed that part in your question
[17:20] <hilarie> daftykins was thinking about using an old netbook for that, I just might
[17:20] <garrettkajmowicz> Greetings! I just upgraded my server from 10.04 LTS to 12.04 LTS and the newly-installed kernels will not boot. Specifically, I get dumped to a busybox shell. If I boot a kernel from 10.04, everything comes up fine. The funny thing is that if I am in the busybody shell, the root volume isn't mounted, but "mount /dev/md0 /root" works just fine. Any thoughts?
[17:21] <hilarie> Thank you for your help Daftykins and Monkeydust
[17:21] <daftykins> hilarie: i seem to be on form with my syntax today ;)
[17:21] <daftykins> hilarie: np, good luck with it
[17:21] <Makkusu> Hey guys, I have Windows 8 installed on Disk 1 (UEFI) and I want to install Ubuntu 13.04 on disk 2. Anything special to do?
[17:21] <MonkeyDust> garrettkajmowicz  maybe the people in #ubuntu-server know best
[17:21] <MonkeyDust> !uefi
[17:21] <Makkusu> I can choose disk 2 as a destination but do I need to create an EFI partition on disk 2? How do I get the boot menu?
[17:21] <daftykins> Makkusu: just boot in EFI mode, run the installer, select the right disk and go for it :)
[17:21] <Makkusu> Yeh, I looked at that
[17:22] <Makkusu> In the past, I've installed GRUB on the first (Windows) disk to get a choice
[17:22] <Makkusu> is it the same with EFI?
[17:22] <PunkRider> SecretFire: try running banshee from terminal , not from menus , it spits a lot of info , i think you can deduce the problem from there . if not , try dmesg , then strace banshee
[17:22] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, boot into your system anyway you can ant try running 'sudo update-initramfs -k all'
[17:22] <daftykins> Makkusu: yep it should take care of it auto
[17:23] <Makkusu> ok, I'll try. Thanks!
[17:24] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I've booted into the system and updated the initramfs for the most recent (12.04) kernel.
[17:24] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I don't want to wreck the initramfs which works currently.  :-)
[17:25] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, thats fine, you can use -k <insert your kernel version here>
[17:25] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, make sure it updates grub too, it should trigger automatically though
[17:26] <SecretFire> PunkRider: i tried that, thats where I saw the segmentation fault error
[17:26] <PunkRider> secretfire:  just a segfault , no message?
[17:27] <SecretFire> PunkRider : Im doing it with rhythmbox
[17:28] <PunkRider> secretfire: i see that banshee spits a lot more info in console than rhytmbox, maybe you could see from there what is the problem
[17:28] <SecretFire> Ill run both
[17:28] <b3rz3rk3r> BlueEagle, still tearing after upgrading to 313 drivers
[17:29] <b3rz3rk3r> BlueEagle, anything else I can try?
[17:30] <daftykins> b3rz3rk3r: visual issues with recent nvidia drivers? i heard going back 4 versions or so helped with that
[17:30] <SecretFire> PunkRider : banshee wont open
[17:30] <b3rz3rk3r> daftykins, lol, to whats that? 304?
[17:30] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: How would I know if grub has been updated? I do get a warning about "cryptsetup: WARNING: failed to detect canonical device of /dev/md0 cryptsetup: WARNING: could not determine root device from /etc/fstab". I've manually run grub-install /dev/md0 and that finds the backing devices and reports no error.
[17:30] <b3rz3rk3r> or previous?
[17:30] <PunkRider> secretfire: tell me some error message , maybe i have an ideea
[17:31] <daftykins> b3rz3rk3r: that far might do it :)
[17:31] <SecretFire> well I had to xkill banshee earlier because it had frozen
[17:31] <pfifo> SecretFire, if you want more debug info about segfaults run the target program under valgrind
[17:31] <daftykins> b3rz3rk3r: unless you're running a latest generation 7xx series i see no reason to keep on the bleeding edge of graphics drivers :)
[17:32] <SecretFire> rhythmbox seems to be doing ok
[17:32] <wjtaylor> what does an s in the execution permissions bit mean?
[17:32] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, is you /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab setup properly, update-initramfs uses those files to determine what to boot. Also are you using disk encryption?
[17:33] <daftykins> wjtaylor: example?
[17:33] <PunkRider> secretfire : try this in console : strace banshee 2>outuput.log and paste the output.log to me on a private irc window
[17:33] <b3rz3rk3r> daftykins, fair point I suppose. I'll try roll back to 304 then
[17:33] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I'll dig through fstab and see if there's anything iteresting in there. I am not using encryption. I am using RAID1 with 2 disks.
[17:34] <wjtaylor> daftykins:
[17:34] <wjtaylor> # ls /usr/local/bin -la
[17:34] <wjtaylor> total 32
[17:34] <wjtaylor> drwxrwsr-x  2 root staff  4096 Jun  9 13:21 .
[17:34] <wjtaylor> drwxrwsr-x 10 root staff  4096 Feb 12  2011 ..
[17:34] <FloodBot1> wjtaylor: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:34] <wjtaylor> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root root  24415 Jun  9 13:21 vboxtool
[17:35] <diverdude> how do i cat line 55 to 89 of a file?
[17:35] <SecretFire> PunkRider: I did strace banshee>2output.log and nothing happened
[17:35] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, softraid, fakeraid or realraid?
[17:35] <daftykins> wjtaylor: "s in the place where 'x' would normally go is called the set-UID or set-groupID flag."
[17:36] <PunkRider> secretfire : put a space between bannshee and >
[17:36] <PunkRider> secretfire : just copy this command
[17:36] <SecretFire> k
[17:36] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: ? In-kernel mirroring with md device. 2 physical disks.
[17:36] <PunkRider> secretfire : just copy this command : strace banshee 2>output.log
[17:36] <SecretFire> PunkRider : wow big output
[17:36] <PunkRider> yep
[17:37] <SecretFire> ok Ill pm you
[17:37] <PunkRider> look at the end
[17:37] <PunkRider> maybe you can figure it out, it's pretty obvious(sometimes)
[17:38] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: Looks like the warning I saw is related to the cryptsetup code (which I am not using) flaking out: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=641662
[17:39] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, ok, you need to ensure update-initramfs knows howto setup your array during boot, if you can get rid of the warnning your getting the new kernels should work. Im not sure howto do the raid side of things, ive only dealt with the encryption side of this.
[17:40] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I can manually run grub and that works. The new initramfs is built correctly. Once booted, the array is assembled correctly, too. That's the funny thing. If I type "mount /dev/md0 /root" it works perfectly.
[17:40] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, pastebin your /etc/fstab please
[17:43] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: With bonus data! http://pastebin.com/KJRyBXkm
[17:44] <hds> hi there
[17:45] <Shoggoth> MonkeyDust: sorry... was afk... thanks I've sorted my problem but thanks for responding...
[17:45] <Guest221> trying to fix a friends box. ubuntu 12.04, lightdm as default window manager, doesnt start at boot, does however when i start it manually via console. any ideas where to look_?
[17:53] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, take a look at this, seems to be the fix you need, http://serverfault.com/questions/209379/what-tells-initramfs-or-the-ubuntu-server-boot-process-how-to-assemble-raid-arra
[17:53] <evandro> hi, does anyone know how to install ubuntu on a windows 8 machine? i have followed instructions from foruns but still wasn't able to do it =(
[17:54] <daftykins> evandro: what goes wrong?
[17:55] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I'm not getting any error about no root device. I don't need to type anything to assemble the md device - it's ready to go.
[17:56] <evandro> daftykins: it simply cannot boot from usb
[17:56] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I'm going to disconnect for a moment and reboot (severing network connection). I'm going to try and stop the framebuffer from being enabled and perhaps I'll see extra text which had been cleared before.
[17:56] <daftykins> evandro: is it a laptop? make/model? is this 13.04 on the flash drive?
[17:56] <evandro> no, 12.04
[17:56] <Slart> evandro: I don't think it's windows 8 that is being the problems.. it might be that the computer uses uefi instead of the regular bios
[17:57] <evandro> slart: i agree, but i cannot deal with this issue either
[17:57] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, then, perhaps its just jumping the gun, there is a way to make it wait for a few seconds before mounting disks, i think you just add 'waitusb' to the kernel line
[17:58] <Slart> evandro: perhaps this helps? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
[17:59] <evandro> Slart: have tried, but no success
[17:59] <daftykins> evandro: i think 12.04.2 can boot in EFI mode - no?
[17:59] <daftykins> evandro: so... laptop? make + model?
[18:00] <evandro> daftykins: samsung core i3...pretty new...
[18:01] <evandro> daftykins: i have already disabled secureboot and quickstart
[18:02] <daftykins> evandro: i'd recommend updating to the latest BIOS for the system. samsung publish windows BIOS update .exe's
[18:02] <evandro> daftykins: ok, will try this
[18:02] <daftykins> evandro: also your flash drive definitely has 12.04.2 ?
[18:03] <evandro> daftykins: definitely yes
[18:03] <daftykins> cool
[18:04] <evandro> daftykins: it boots...and it gives the option to read flashdrive...but when i choose this option, it doesn't do anything
[18:05] <daftykins> evandro: are you picking the flash drive generic option, or UEFI option? should be one for each
[18:05] <daftykins> evandro: er swap 'generic' for 'legacy'
[18:06] <evandro> daftykins: do you mean when i download it?
[18:08] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: Rebooted, nothing interesting on the console by disabling the framebuf. I was booting the updated initramsfs. md0 still auto-assembles. I still get kicked to the busybox shell. Sadly, passing "debug" as a parameter doesn't get me much more. Any other suggestions?
[18:08] <daftykins> evandro: no, some laptops implementations of EFI display two boot entries per device, one for EFI mode and one for non-EFI
[18:08] <daftykins> where non-EFI = legacy
[18:09] <evandro> daftykins: ah sure, i pick the generic option. the uefi option simply goes straight to windows
[18:09] <daftykins> evandro: interesting. you're doing this from a cold boot also? you have to make the UEFI flash drive option work
[18:09] <chopix> hello
[18:09] <campo> hola sabeis donde buscar repositos para ubuntu
[18:09] <chopix> how to check if a upstart script is being loaded ?
[18:10] <jackw411> Hi guys: I've just managed to get my first win7 vm going on Ubuntu... How the hell do I transfer files to and from the VM from the Host?
[18:10] <jackw411> I've googled but not found a lot
[18:10] <evandro> daftykins: yes, from cold boot...the uefi option doesn't work...maybe should i try with ubuntu 13.04?
[18:10] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, add 'rootdelay=n' to your kernel line, try a value of 10 for n as a starting point.
[18:10] <daftykins> evandro: try the BIOS update first if you're comfortable with that, then a newer ubuntu
[18:10] <MartynKeigher> hey all..what a good quick cli command to get system info of a 12.04 server?
[18:11] <chopix> how to check if a upstart script is being loaded ? im trying to get faxgetty of hylafax getting respwaned
[18:11] <chopix> but im failing
[18:11] <evandro> daftykins: ok!
[18:11] <MartynKeigher> mainly focused on disk space used/free.
[18:11] <daftykins> MartynKeigher: sudo lshw > ~/info.txt
[18:11] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, that will make it pause for 10 seconds before trying to mount the device
[18:11] <OerHeks> MartynKeigher, lshw / lsusb / lspci / lscpu
[18:11] <MartynKeigher> thanks!
[18:14] <xebra> hi, is the time in Ubuntu synchronized at startup? In several years, I've never had to adjust it, so I thought it did something automatically. However, I just found out I don't have "ntp", so what does it actually do?
[18:15] <MonkeyDust> jackw411  ask in #vbox
[18:16] <samgabbay> hi when i use skype i hear weired noises like it sounds kind of distorted
[18:16] <jackw411> MonkeyDust: it's fine, I solved it =]
[18:16] <Slart> xebra: it's been some time since I did a clean install.. but I seem to recall having to install the ntpclient manually.. although my memory might be hazy
[18:17] <samgabbay> when i use skype i hear distorted sounds
[18:17] <Slart> xebra: it wouldn't surprise me if ubuntu has some kind of lightweight time-keeping stuff installed from the start that doesn't do all the fancy stuff ntp does
[18:18] <DJones> xebra: If you look at Time & Date in system settings, there is an option to manually or automatically set the time
[18:18] <urbano1> hey guys, how to register?
[18:18] <urbano1> !register urbano1
[18:18] <DJones> !register | urbano1
[18:18] <urbano1> ty
[18:18] <daftykins> urbano1: say hello to nickserv
[18:19] <Slart> xebra: this page seems to imply that ntp isn't installed by default https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime
[18:19] <urbano1> i need to register in #python, how to?
[18:19] <kostkon> xebra, it connects to canonical's time server which in turn may connects to another time server and so on. the last server in the chain must be a server connected to an atomic clock
[18:19] <samgabbay> someone help me with skype i hear distorted sounds
[18:19] <DJones> xebra: Mine is set to automatically get the time from the internet, from memory, it runs a check at boot  up to set the time
[18:19] <daftykins> urbano1: go join #freenode and ask
[18:19] <urbano1> ty
[18:19] <daftykins> samgabbay: people only reply when they have an idea. nobody has so nobody has an idea.
[18:20] <MonkeyDust> !register | urbano1
[18:20] <Slart> xebra: ah.. that url I sent mentions that ubuntu comes with ntpdate installed by default and it sets the time when you boot up.. ntp does a bit more than that, it constantly updates the internal clock and makes all kinds of voodoo stuff to make your clock run accurately
[18:20] <AGX2> hello everyone, i need some help here i cant install ia32-libs on ubuntu 13.04 and i need it to run WPS office can someone help me out please
[18:20] <cristian_c> Hi
[18:21] <cristian_c> I've installed xbindkeys-config
[18:21] <jackw411> AGX2: look thru the missing dependancies its moaning about
[18:21] <daftykins> cristian_c: please ask on one line
[18:21] <jackw411> install each one before installing ia32-libs
[18:21] <cristian_c> If I try to get the key with GetKey, nothing is printed in the application. How can I check the right identification of my key?
[18:21] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[18:22] <AGX2> it says it depends on ia32-libs-multiarch
[18:22] <AGX2> can t even install it
[18:22] <Bossman> hi
[18:22] <MonkeyDust> !info ia32-libs-multiarch
[18:22] <Bossman> how are u all
[18:22] <jackw411> AGX2: yeah i had the same thing
[18:22] <pfifo> cristian_c, try using 'xev' program
[18:23] <AGX2> and how did u passed it ?
[18:23] <cristian_c> pfifo, I've already tried xev
[18:23] <jackw411> i just looked at what ia32-libs-multi was missing and installed those, then did ia32-libs-multiarch
[18:23] <jackw411> theres a flag on sudo apt-get install you can pass that lets you chase up those dependencies if u wanna do it with 1 cmd, but i cba finding it for you
[18:23] <xebra> Slart, thanks. I guess it just uses ntpdate then. Earlier at boot, my network didn't work, so I noticed the time was wrong (and is still wrong even after rebooting). I find it weird though. If the time got so wrong in one night, do I have a problem with the mobo battery?
[18:24] <pfifo> cristian_c, and what happened?
[18:24] <AGX2> jackw411: its an endless list
[18:24] <aurorahacker> eai
[18:24] <jackw411> AGX2: pastebin it
[18:24] <AGX2> trying to install missing dependencies and have more missing depencies to install the dependencie for ia32
[18:25] <jackw411> AGX2: yeah
[18:25] <jackw411> pretty much same story
[18:25] <aurorahacker> quem tem
[18:25] <Slart> xebra: perhaps, try setting the clock manually, reboot and then see if the clock starts acting up
[18:25] <cristian_c> pfifo, a similar output:     keys:  0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0              0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0
[18:26] <Slart> xebra: but as long as you keep the computer connected to the internet keeping the clock accurate shouldn't be a problem
[18:26] <cristian_c> similar, not exact, pfifo
[18:26] <xebra> Slart, ok thank you. Need to go now, bye
[18:26] <AGX2> jackw411: thanks for the help
[18:27] <AGX2> :)
[18:27] <jackw411> no problem
[18:27] <PunkRider>  AGX2: try this shortcut: install (by force if you have to) your office? program and then sudo apt-get -f install . it should update all missing packages
[18:27] <jackw411> PunkRider: thats what i was talking about earlier^
[18:27] <jackw411> couldn'
[18:27] <PunkRider> oops sorry
[18:27] <pfifo> cristian_c, thats not really what I expect as output from xev, what key are you pressing?
[18:27] <jackw411> t remember it
[18:27] <PunkRider> didnt see it
[18:28] <PunkRider> my bad
[18:28] <cristian_c> pfifo, the sleep button
[18:30] <pfifo> cristian_c, hmm, maybe you missed the important part, heres the result I get from xev when i press sleep, http://fpaste.org/17577/13708026/
[18:32] <pfifo> crimsonmane, XF86Sleep would be what you need
[18:32] <cristian_c> pfifo, no, it's similar to this: KeymapNotify event, serial 41, synthetic NO, window 0x0,
[18:32] <pfifo> crimsonmane, disregard that, sorry
[18:32] <cristian_c> pfifo, and keys: 0 0 0 0 blah blah blah
[18:33] <cristian_c> pfifo, I think it's that the problem
[18:33] <cristian_c> pfifo, it should print state 0x10, keycode 150 (keysym 0x1008ff2f, XF86Sleep), same_screen YES, but it doesn't
[18:34] <chuck_> ufw DEFAULT_FORWARD_POLICY is set in /etc/default/ufw.  The page on setting up IPv6, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IPv6#ufw_and_Routing, says to set it as DROP and the wiki page about setting up MASQ, https://help.ubuntu.com/13.04/serverguide/firewall.html#ip-masquerading, says to set it to ACCEPT.  How can I set IPv4 to ACCEPT and IPv6 to DROP?
[18:34] <TLoFP> Hi all, I want to install ubuntu on an SD card, but have the bootloader live on the main hdd. Is this possible?
[18:35] <TLoFP> the main HDD also has windows on it. Will the ubuntu bootloader still find the windows partition even if I install Ubuntu on a different drive?
[18:35] <pfifo> cristian_c,  are you sure, xev dumps lots of crap your not intrested in, look for a KeyPress event and ignore the KeymapNotify event
[18:36] <daftykins> TLoFP: yeah should be fine
[18:36] <wilee-nilee> TLoFP, Is this sd card a plugin type or internal?
[18:36] <daftykins> TLoFP: just make sure you don't create a swap on the SD card
[18:36] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: No luck with rootdelay. I cranked it up to 30 and I was dropped to the busybox shell within 5 seconds of boot.
[18:36] <TLoFP> wilee-nilee: plug in type
[18:36] <TLoFP> daftykins: can I get away without swap partition? 8 gig memory
[18:37] <daftykins> yes
[18:37] <cristian_c> pfifo, when I press this key, it doesn't appear any keypress event
[18:37] <cristian_c> :(
[18:37] <cristian_c> pfifo, but those strings
[18:37] <b1n4ry> Hi, is it not possible to configure hostapd in raring ringtail with broadcom BCM4313
[18:37] <wilee-nilee> TLoFP, May run a bit rough that way, slow in general. all your questions have yes and no answers depending on varibles.
[18:38] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, likely cause is the initramfs dosent use rootdelay, check and see if the kernel line for the old/working kernel has something similar.
[18:38] <TLoFP> wilee-nilee: I see, performance shouldn't be an issue, will be doing mostly command line stuff
[18:38] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: Nope.
[18:39]  * TLoFP forgot to backup disk
[18:39] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: Other than the filenames the kernel lines are identical.
[18:39] <TLoFP> better make backup before experiementing : )
[18:39] <wilee-nilee> yes
[18:40] <A1Recon> How to rename all jpg files in a folder in this manner ... 1.jpg , 2.jpg , 3.jpg
[18:40] <pfifo> cristian_c, im not sure, perhaps the button is broken?
[18:41] <new_122101104101> how to diet our kernel?
[18:42] <cristian_c> pfifo, it worked with keytouch, I think
[18:42] <cristian_c> pfifo, it worked with windows
[18:42] <uskerine> hi, could someone kindly help me to find the equivalent in ubuntu 12.04 to /sbin/chkconfig and /sbin(service ---   http://pastebin.com/p6w00AJW
[18:42] <sambagirl> hi i am running ubuntu 13.04 with the gnome 3.8 including the ppa attributes thingy.  my question is whether there is anything associated with gnome that will allow me to have the minimize, full screen, exit prompts on windows and/or apps?
[18:42] <uskerine> thanks!
[18:42] <cristian_c> pfifo, I'l try some experiments
[18:43] <cristian_c> pfifo, that message in xev appeared with audio buttons too
[18:43] <cristian_c> pfifo, but audio buttons work
[18:44] <stevePage129> hey all, im having an issue with my UPS (Emerson Liebert Power Supply Unit). it works just fine in Windows. i am migrating to a new Ubuntu Server, and my issue is that after removing the stock battery application, and installing NUT along with its Graphics Application nut-monitor, it shows the correct power supply, and the service is able to connect using the Nut user, however, all the Values seem to be "off", some incorrect, some
[18:44] <stevePage129> http://askubuntu.com/questions/305701/my-emerson-liebert-ups-is-not-reporting-correctly-but-works-in-windows
[18:45] <hacktus0> I search a FREE VPN (virtual private network) FOR UBUNTU. can you help me ?
[18:45] <SonikkuAmerica> !vpn | hacktus0
[18:45] <sambagirl> when i unplug from ac i get this critical battery state. this is a brand new laptop and i know the battery is fully charged.
[18:45] <jeevanus> ubuntustudio 12.04 suspend not authorized, can some one help?
[18:45] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, this really looks like your problem, http://askubuntu.com/questions/218251/disks-not-ready-in-array-causes-mdadm-to-force-initramfs-shell
[18:46] <hacktus0> thank ubottu, verry much.
[18:46] <sambagirl> jeevanus probably cause you are in #ubuntu and not #ubuntustudio :D
[18:47] <dror> hi. i'm using 12.04, and would like to extract CD audio to ogg in 320kbps. using rhythmbox i'm unable to control the bitrate (the "settings" button is disabled). any solution for this?
[18:48] <Ellixt> use banshee
[18:48] <A1Recon> How to rename all jpg files in a folder in this manner ... 1.jpg , 2.jpg , 3.jpg , 4.jpg , .....
[18:48] <pfifo> cristian_c, maybe the sleep button isnt really a sleep button, perhaps its all taken care of in hardware or a software driver for windows.
[18:48] <rypervenche> A1Recon: It depends on what is in the folder right now. You might be able to use "rename", but I would just write a loop.
[18:49] <pfifo> A1Recon, there are a bunch of utils for that, take your pick http://askubuntu.com/questions/10607/what-mass-file-renaming-tools-are-available
[18:49] <A1Recon> rypervenche: just .jpg files are in the folder
[18:50] <A1Recon> pfifo: I will look into that but i am more interested in a command
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> A1Recon  ask in #bash
[18:51] <flux242> A1Recon: the command you're looking for is called - rename
[18:51] <cristian_c> pfifo, it's a moon icon
[18:51] <pfifo> A1 bash allow for this 'for file in /etc/*'
[18:52] <pfifo> A1Recon, see above
[18:52] <cristian_c> pfifo, I remember it executes the suspend function
[18:52] <pfifo> cristian_c, is this a laptops built in keyboard?
[18:52] <cristian_c> pfifo, I'll try some experiments
[18:52] <cristian_c> pfifo, no, it's an external keyboard
[18:53] <A1Recon> flux242: I know its rename but i dont know how to make it rename in a logical progression like 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg
[18:53] <rypervenche> A1Recon: x=1; for file in *.jpg; do mv ${file} ${x}.jpg; x=$[x+1]; done
[18:53] <flux242> A1Recon: doing it in a loop is also simple. Just use a counter inside of the for loop
[18:54] <flux242> A1Recon: google for bash arithmetics
[18:54] <samgabbay> Can someone help me instzll aritix it wont work when i put the commands that are on the site
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: which site?
[18:54] <PunkRider> A1Recon: x=1;for i in `ls *`;do mv $i $x.jpg ;x=$((x+1));done
[18:54] <A1Recon> rypervenche: Thanks!! How did u do that??
[18:55] <PunkRider> A1Recon: x=1;for i in `ls *`;do mv $i $x.jpg ;x=$((x+1));done
[18:55] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip, here http://www.atrinik.org/page/installing_atrinik_client
[18:55] <rypervenche> A1Recon: I typed it out :P
[18:55] <A1Recon> rypervenche: I mean what is that??
[18:55] <pfifo> cristian_c, It really looks like its not an actual keyboard key.
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: what is the output of: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/atrinik-packages.list
[18:56] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: I'll give that a shot.
[18:56] <rypervenche> A1Recon: It renames all files in your current directory to numbers.
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: and what is the output of: cat /etc/issue
[18:56] <pfifo> Hello ActionParsnip
[18:56] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  it gives medeb http://packages.atrinik.org raring/
[18:57] <samgabbay> and for the other if i put it sepreatly it just wont do anything
[18:57] <cristian_c> pfifo, i've didn't understand
[18:57] <armin> hi, when pressing the <alt> (meta) key in ubuntu unity, i get a menu in the top panel. can i disable this?
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: the ppa doesnt support raring
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> pfifo: hi
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> sagabbay: http://packages.atrinik.org
[18:58] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  is there anyway i can get it
[18:59] <pfifo> cristian_c, instead of sending XF86Sleep to the OS it seends some data that only the windows driver is equipped to handle, im not sure of this, but it seems to be working in this matter
[18:59] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  is there any way i can get it to work on raring
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: you could switch the source to squeeze by editting the source file, or change it to maverick. Id contact the devs directly
[18:59] <cristian_c> pfifo, ok
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: have you searched for a ppa?
[19:00] <cristian_c> pfifo, I don't know how to solve it
[19:00] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  what do you mean and ive only enterned whatever it said on the actual website
[19:00] <A1Recon> using the convert command to convert jpg files to pdf but it doesnot start from 1.jpg
[19:00] <fjodor> hi, i'd like to create my own kind of ubuntu/linux distro. i want to my private xbmc distro which automatically installs all my nintendo-roms
[19:00] <haiman> anyone know a distribution that is easy to install, is using sysv init scripts, and has a descent package manager or ports system?
[19:01] <fjodor> i am not sure if i want a live-system or a regular install which runs from usb
[19:01] <fjodor> i dont know which tool i should use
[19:01] <MonkeyDust> samgabbay  try here http://www.atrinik.org/index.php/board,11.0.html
[19:01] <samgabbay> one secodn
[19:02] <samgabbay> what do i do ?? 0.o
[19:02] <auronandace> haiman: ask in ##linux
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: yes but the source package doesnt support your release so you need to edit the file
[19:02] <samgabbay> MonkeyDust,  like what do i do
[19:02] <pfifo> cristian_c, well if it really is the way I explained, there is no fix aside from writing a kernel module for your keyboard.
[19:02] <haiman> auronandace: i cant send there
[19:02] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  what do i do ? how do i do that
[19:02] <haiman> it says @cant send@
[19:02] <rypervenche> A1Recon: use convert
[19:02] <rypervenche> A1Recon: It comes from imagemagick
[19:02] <auronandace> !register | haiman
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: https://launchpad.net/~atrinik-dev/+archive/ppa you may be able to find something if you contact that team
[19:02] <MonkeyDust> samgabbay  ask your question there, or maybe you find an answer there
[19:02] <cristian_c> pfifo, lol
[19:02] <rypervenche> A1Recon: convert 2.jpg 4.jpg output.pdf
[19:02] <MonkeyDust> samgabbay  it is not an ubuntu question
[19:03] <keith_> hey folks. running ubuntustudio and lost the ability to change the desktop via settings or from the desktop itself. Anyone know how to restore this?
[19:03] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip, do i add the ppa?
[19:03] <A1Recon> rypervenche: i used convert but the pdf has 1.jpg somewhere in the middle and 2.jpg somewhere else... Its going random
[19:03] <MonkeyDust> keith_  there's also #ubuntu-studio
[19:03] <sambagirl> i can't get a garbage can to appear anywhere in 13.04. i can't believe this is what everyone was waiting for…laugh. oh my god..
[19:03] <A1Recon> rypervenche: i am using convert *.jpg new.pdf
[19:03] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: Sadly, no luck. Same result. (Yes, I rebuilt the initramfs).
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: no,it doesnt support your release, you would have known that if you'd dropped the release dropdown.....
[19:04] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  soooooo i contact them??
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: run: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/atrinik-packages.list ,and edit the raring word to maverick
[19:04] <keith_> MoneyDust: will try there, thanks
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: yes, contact them. What does this app do anyway?
[19:05] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  its a fun game
[19:06] <rypervenche> A1Recon: I'll help you in a PM.
[19:07] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, im running out of ideas, might be easier to just install fresh with a freshly formatted array... In all honesty, if you really want to use raid for root, you should get an actual raid controller, then the array will just appear as a /dev/sdXY style drive.
[19:07] <pfifo> garrettkajmowicz, I need to got eat, afk
[19:08] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  i wrote the command down but what do i write in the text fiel
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> samfabbay: read what i wrote earlier.....
[19:09] <samgabbay> i catn im  on xchat
[19:09] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: The whole purpose of upgrading is to avoid re-installing. That's also why I'm sticking with the LTS releases as well.
[19:09] <samgabbay> wotn elt me]
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: change the word raring to maverick
[19:09] <samgabbay> kk
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: xchat will scroll back you know...
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: try the mouse
[19:10] <samgabbay> ok
[19:10] <garrettkajmowicz> pfifo: Any suggestions on where I might be able to go from here or who I should contact?
[19:10] <babyswizz> please how can I upgrade my ubuntu 12.10 vm to 13.04
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> babyswizz: raring is EOL before quantal, just so you know
[19:12] <samgabbay> wait a seccccc then i do what?
[19:12] <samgabbay> after i put marevik
[19:12] <IdleOne> make sure you didn't typo any of those edits you made
[19:12] <samgabbay> huh
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: save the new file and close gedit
[19:13] <samgabbay> what next
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: then run the commands on the page you posted
[19:13] <babyswizz> actionparsnip; I don't understand what you mean by EOL
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: is it not obvious? based on what has been said so far...think about it.....
[19:14] <samgabbay> sorryu im soo dumb
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> babyswizz: no longer supported
[19:14] <IdleOne> babyswizz: EOL is End of Life, means that 13.04 will reach the end of its support cycle before 12.10
[19:14] <seronis> babyswizz: EOL = end of life  (no longer supported)
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: no, you just need to think a little. nothing you cannot do
[19:14] <IdleOne> babyswizz: that said you will be able to upgrade to 13.10 at that point.
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: the repo doesnt support your release so we changed the file to use one that it does support by editting that file.
[19:15] <chimeracoder> My speaker is working (speaker-test) but I can't play audio from any other program (chrome, etc.)
[19:15] <poee> hi, can i use nokia lumia 710 to connect to internet in ubuntu?
[19:15] <Wiz_KeeD> hello guys!
[19:15] <chimeracoder> how do I fix that?
[19:15] <Wiz_KeeD> anyone here use Deluge as bit torrent client?
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: now it is pointing to a folder that exists the guide will work. simple isnt it
[19:16] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip, one second
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> wiz_keed: many do
[19:16] <weliton_> eae
[19:16] <samgabbay> still gives me raring when i enter the command
[19:16] <weliton_> #
[19:16] <Wiz_KeeD> ActionParsnip, would you or anyone else who uses it for that matter have any clue why the files from a downloading torrent might have the priority options grayed out?
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: did you run sudo apt-get update
[19:17] <samgabbay> yep
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: after the file edit?
[19:18] <samgabbay> yea
[19:19] <richard> Hello@
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: in the output, did you see the word 'maverick'
[19:19] <samgabbay> yea i put that
[19:19] <samgabbay> in the text file
[19:19] <Stephen_Noob> I'm logged into a x11vnc server and I receive a terminal, how do I start gnome?
[19:20] <IdleOne> Stephen_Noob: sudo service lightdm start
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: what is the output of: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/atrinik-packages.list
[19:21] <Wiz_KeeD> anyone?
[19:21] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/atrinik-packages.list
[19:21] <samgabbay> ooops
[19:21] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip,  deb raring
[19:21] <samgabbay> deb http://packages.atrinik.org raring
[19:21] <Stephen_Noob> IdleOne: ightdm start/running, process 7759
[19:21] <IdleOne> Wiz_KeeD: probably want to try #deluge
[19:22] <Wiz_KeeD> ahh they have a channel
[19:22] <Wiz_KeeD> thank you IdleOne !
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> samgabba: then you havent editted the file...
[19:22] <IdleOne> samgabbay: that shows it is using raring as the release version to use which is not supported. This means you didn't edit the sources.list properly
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: remeber "change raring to maverick" which I told you twice....
[19:23] <samgabbay> i did
[19:23] <samgabbay> fine il do it again whats the commad
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: then why does the file have raring in it
[19:23] <samgabbay> dont know
[19:23] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: get a paste of sources, edit it and have them copy the whole thing. will take you less time.
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> samgabay: use the up cursor in the terminal
[19:23] <Stephen_Noob> IdleOne: I'm hoping to use gnome through terminal. Just not sure how to do that.
[19:23] <IdleOne> Stephen_Noob: me either
[19:24] <Stephen_Noob> IdleOne: Boo...
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> idleone: its one file with one lune :-)
[19:24] <Stephen_Noob> Anyone know how I can start gnome from terminal through x11vnc?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: wait, did you run ALL the commands from the website again after you editted the file?
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: what is the reason for connecting to the remote system?
[19:25] <samgabbay> now i changed it
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: ok, run: sudo apt-get update
[19:26] <samgabbay> ok
[19:26] <stevePage129> would anybody mind checking out my Ubuntu 12.04 Server problem that i am having with my Emerson Liebert UPS -> http://askubuntu.com/questions/305701/my-emerson-liebert-ups-is-not-reporting-correctly-but-works-in-windows
[19:26] <stevePage129> thanks
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: then run: sudo apt-get install atrinik-client
[19:26] <Stephen_Noob> ActionParnsip: It's a headless install, I've been using SSH to set everything up.
[19:26] <samgabbay> now il run update
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: doesnt answer the question. Why do you need to connect via vnc? what are you doing on the remote system?
[19:28] <samgabbay> ActionParsnip, this is what i got after typing install and editing the file atrinik-client
[19:28] <Stephen_Noob> ActionParsnip: I think it would be easier for me to use a GUI... linux noob
[19:28] <samgabbay> oops
[19:28] <samgabbay> i got E: Unable to locate package atrinik-client
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> samgabbay: ok, what is the output when you cat the file?
[19:29] <MonkeyDust> samgabbay  i guess, what you want is not possible
[19:29] <samgabbay> yea
[19:29] <samgabbay> it just wotn work
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: but what will you be doing on the remote system? there may be a sleeker solution for what you want to achieve. not everything going to a remote pc is cli based
[19:31] <Stephen_Noob> ActionParsnip: I'm not really having difficultly setting anything up, I guess I'm just more comfortable in a GUI environment. Background in windows and macos. Sort of experimenting with linux for the first time.
[19:31] <pfifo> i need that garret guy to come back, I do know who could try and help
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: eg transmission has a web ui which you can interface with ising transgui
[19:31] <armin> any way to completely disable mnemonics in ubuntu unity?
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: again, not everythin is non-gui
[19:32] <Lyte101> Can anybody help retrieve missing LVM?
[19:33] <MonkeyDust> armin  system settings, privacy
[19:33] <pfifo> Lyte101, are you garret from before?
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: you can manage files using sftp which you get with the ssh server you already have installed
[19:33] <armin> MonkeyDust: sure we talk about the same thing?
[19:33] <Stephen_Noob> ActionParsnip: Hmm... I guess I just want the learning experience? I don't have some concrete objective. I can work in SSH just fine just though it would be more "fun" to try the GUI side
[19:33] <Lyte101> pfifo, no I'm not
[19:34] <pfifo> Lyte101, ok disregard that then... also just ask, if someone knows well answer
[19:34] <MonkeyDust> armin  no, not clear what you mean by mnemonis, i thought you meant history
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> stephen_noob: thats why I always ask. People are too quick to jump to vnc when lighter more efficient solutions exist