[21:02] <KI7MT> K4k, Is that not the behavior you want in yoru preseed or is the ourcome not what yoru expecting, kinda confused on that part
[21:02] <KI7MT> tortib, I have no idea which PPA you should use for that.
[21:02] <tortib> https://launchpad.net/~oibaf/+archive/graphics-drivers
[21:02] <tortib> I found that
[21:03] <KI7MT> tortib, SRI but I use all Nvidia, I reall ahve no Idea bout AMD cards.
[21:06] <KI7MT> K4k, ok, re-read you post it's failing, got it .. That is odd, as the normal way to install ti MBR no on a partition. Does your pressed conf setup allot of specific partitions or something ?
[21:07] <RealKillaz> sorry for other in this channel and linux, but seems that no one can help me in the othr channel.. maybe you know:
[21:07] <RealKillaz> What's wrong with this iptables entry:  iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 2022 -i eth0 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP_ADDRESS>:22
[21:08] <nyRednek> if one is running precise, and wants to update to saucy, need one update through each release?
 It possible to install GTK+ 3.10 in Ubuntu 13.10, with PPA or something?
[21:11] <KI7MT> nyRednek, in a word, yes, LTS to LTS is a one shot deal, but the releases in between are not, if you want 13.10 and your on 12.04, you better off just installing 13.10 directly.
[21:11] <nashant> Is there a way I can disable the password when switching users?
[21:11] <nashant> on 13.10
[21:11] <nyRednek> KI7MT: thanks
[21:11] <nysk> hi there
[21:13] <Mihey> всем привет
[21:13] <Mihey> нужна помощь
[21:14] <KI7MT> nashant, I'm sure there's a workaround for this, but that defeats the security model of the system and really doesn't make allot of sense to do that.
[21:14] <Mihey> поставил на убунту прогу - называется stratum proxy , незнаю как добавить её в автозагруку
[21:14] <llutz> !ru | Mihey
[21:14] <Mihey> не пускает
[21:15] <lickalott> whoa
[21:15] <llutz> !register | Mihey
[21:16] <Mihey> аа, спс ща сделаю :)
[21:16] <Mihey> !register Mihey
[21:16] <Mihey> !register | Mihey
[21:17] <microamp> running 12.04, what's the recommended way of installing xulrunner?
[21:18] <HiddenCloud> hi
[21:18] <HiddenCloud> I've got a new SSD and I want to move ubuntu to the SSD but keep the /home folder on my current hddd
[21:18] <KI7MT> yoseforb, Yes, you can build it your selld, use build essential and buld-dep then something like checkinstall for installation so you can easily remove it when the upstram package is formally released.
[21:19] <K4k> KI7MT: (sorry for the slow reply) No, I'm literally just specifying the disk I want to install to. I was trying to do something fancy yesterday to detect what the name of the first drive in /proc/partitions was but that was failing miserably so I reverted. Here's my preseed file if your (or anyone) want to sanity check me: http://pastebin.com/7Jugfy7H
[21:19] <[Gentoo]> HiddenCloud: you'd need to put that /home in fstab
[21:19] <HiddenCloud> I'm sort of a newbie with linux, I guess fstab is where all the locations of folders are kept?
[21:20] <[Gentoo]> yes the mountpoints and options
[21:20] <HiddenCloud> so how would I move all stuff except /home to the ssd?
[21:21] <HiddenCloud> I have it mounted and formatted
[21:21] <mdelcx> fstab maps the physical and logical disks to a filesystem
[21:21] <[Gentoo]> you could use rsync from a livecd, but you would have to redo grub
[21:21] <lonewulf85> Hello everyone I seem to be having issue with my fglrx driver as my dim keys do not work.
[21:21] <HiddenCloud> cant I do it just from terminal?
[21:21] <[Gentoo]> HiddenCloud: yes
[21:22] <Mihey> Всем спасибо :) !
[21:22] <erikh4cker> ola :D
[21:22] <mdelcx> lonewulf85, you mean your brightness keys?
[21:22] <erikh4cker> w w w . youtube . com / erikh4cker
[21:22] <xen> What's the most active Freenode channel?
[21:23] <[Gentoo]> this
[21:23] <KI7MT> K4k, I dont see anything regaurding the MBR that would cause an issue, unless maybe there's an old install causing issues somehow.
[21:23] <KI7MT> xen, This one.
[21:23] <xen> KI7MT: Is it actually?
[21:23] <duel-traviis> Guys I need help, Im trying to download this windows 7 iso trial 9 switching back to windows) and now WHen i try and download the 3.1 gb file it says I dont have enough space. What do i do??? Running a live session of ubuntu 13.10
[21:23] <K4k> KI7MT: the system had Solaris on it last. I suppose it couldn't hurt to wipe the drive's partition tables with gparted or something and try again. Good thought.
[21:23] <KI7MT> I dont know :-) .. but it's the most active one I go into.
[21:24] <[Gentoo]> xen: it depends, sometimes this channel is quiet an others are busy
[21:24] <[Gentoo]> xen: this has most users
[21:24] <xen> [Gentoo]: Awesome, thanks
[21:24] <K4k> duel-traviis: Do you have a usb stick?
[21:24] <duel-traviis> K4k, Yes
[21:24] <K4k> plug that in and download your ISO to that.
[21:24] <lonewulf85> I am running Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 on an acer aspire one AO722-0879
[21:25] <K4k> the live CD's storage space is limited (to RAM I think?)
[21:25] <mdelcx> #bitcoin has more users :)
[21:25] <duel-traviis> K4k, Its plugged in, Do i need to set the dl path in firefox?
[21:25] <KI7MT> K4k, Yeah, Maybe goign in to the drive and repartitioning to a single, or removing them alltogether would resolve it.
[21:25] <K4k> duel-traviis: yes
[21:25] <[Gentoo]> mdelcx: does it o ok
[21:25] <duel-traviis> K4k, Where would that be? :)
[21:25] <mdelcx> [Gentoo], incredible, I know
[21:25] <duel-traviis> K4k,  Got it, Thanks!
[21:26] <[Gentoo]> mdelcx: i havent checked it or been on it (im not into bitcoin stuff)
[21:27] <mdelcx> [Gentoo], same, but I was kinda surprised to see it was the top channel
[21:28] <KI7MT> mdelcx, it's $$ and we all know what that means.
[21:28] <icatmeow> meow
[21:28] <nashant> KI7MT: I'm the only one using this machine, and I have a log in as my apache user and user PhpStorm as that user. It's gonna get really tiresome if I have to keep whacking in passwords every time I switch. What I'd REALLY love is if I could ctrl+alt+arrow between the two users, just like switching workspaces
[21:28] <KI7MT> whooof
[21:28] <mdelcx> KI7MT, true, but there isn't a #US-Dollar :)
[21:29] <icatmeow> icat
[21:29] <mdelcx> nashant, drop to a different runlevel, startx, login ?
[21:29] <icatmeow> How install Ubuntu on the cat?
[21:29] <KI7MT> LOL currency is currency .. and thus, the bad guys luring, nuf-said :-) OT
[21:29] <HiddenCloud> I need instructions to move all the files except /home from my current hdd to my ssd
[21:29] <nashant> mdelcx: How would that help?
[21:30] <mdelcx> CTRL+ALT+<Fx> to switch users
[21:30] <mdelcx> there's probably a way to accomplish whatever yuo need with groups, but this would work in a pinch
[21:30] <andyfied> HiddenCloud: you could install on the ssd then you wouldn't need to?
[21:31] <HiddenCloud> no, I want all my current os to there
[21:31] <HiddenCloud> then keep /home on this hdd
[21:31] <HiddenCloud> but first I'll have to move it
[21:31] <michagogo|cloud> !info bitcoin
[21:31] <michagogo|cloud> !info bitcoin trusty
[21:31] <icatmeow> My cat (male) have 2 ports for the usb flash drive. I can install Ubuntu on the my cat?
[21:31] <michagogo|cloud> !info bitcoind
[21:31] <michagogo|cloud> !info bitcoind trusty
[21:32] <andyfied> icatmeow: current drivers do not support your hardware
[21:32] <TripleX> Hey everyone. I had a quick question
[21:32] <andyfied> icatmeow: or wetware i suppose
[21:32] <anonsomnia> Hello :) So I ran some scans with rkhunter & chrootkit, just wondering how I go about verifying the threats to be threats & not false positives?
[21:33] <TripleX> Anyone know how to make tty2 the default terminal you see when logging in?
[21:33] <KI7MT> icatmeow, not sure I follow your question, but if you asking can you install Ubuntu to a USB drive, the answer is yes.
[21:33] <TripleX> I got it right now so tty1 is the default, but I can't figure out how to change it to tty2
[21:33] <andyfied> HiddenCloud: i'm pretty sure it's easier to do a clean install on your new drive
[21:33] <HiddenCloud> i know but i have som eissue's with it
[21:33] <HiddenCloud> and I dont wanna move my files manually
[21:33] <HiddenCloud> nor re-install all the stuff ive installed
[21:34] <fatjon> what is 700 MIB
[21:34] <lonewulf85> please help dim keys do not work
[21:34] <andyfied> HiddenCloud: it's not just a case of copying the files since you won't copy the boot sector
[21:34] <HiddenCloud> and re-setup my wine prefix and stuff like that
[21:34] <fatjon> what is 700 MIB
[21:34] <HiddenCloud> I know
[21:34] <HiddenCloud> but that's the first step
[21:34] <KI7MT> nashant, I dont know how you've setup / installed your server SW, and it's probably best discussed in ubuntu-server, but you should not have to keep switching suers to do log reviews.
[21:34] <Beldar> fatjon, 70% of a gig, lol
[21:34] <Beldar> or so
[21:34] <icatmeow> ok, then i can install ubuntu on the my cat. 2 ports, one front and one rear.
[21:35] <fatjon> beldar. gigabyt?
[21:35] <andyfied> HiddenCloud: well install the OS then copy the contents of /usr/bin
[21:35] <andyfied> icatmeow: i think you need to compile your own kernal for cats
[21:35] <KI7MT> icatmeow, in general, you can install ubuntu to any USB storage device that you BIOS allows you to boot from.
[21:36] <mdelcx> icatmeow, yeah, you need a kernel for meow86 arch
[21:36] <andyfied> i feel cat brain is non standard storage device
[21:36] <hassen> wow..that MultiSystem app looks perfect..
[21:36] <Beldar> fatjon, That is a pointless question, what is the issue?
[21:37] <KI7MT> hassen, what multi-sys app ?
[21:37] <fatjon> beldar. i'm dowloadind and it saw 700 MIB
[21:37] <hassen> KI7MT, have a look:  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
[21:38] <Beldar> fatjon, It's a measurement of the size of the data.
[21:38] <hassen> i'm trying it,it looks neat
[21:38] <Beldar> amount/size
[21:38] <KI7MT> hassen, Ok, yes, read that earlier, look pretty nifty, thought I've not tried it out yet.
[21:38] <fatjon> how mega is a MIB?
[21:38] <hassen> KI7MT, whatever you want.
[21:39] <K4k> HiddenCloud: I'd second what andyfied is saying. I just tried to type out steps for you but realized it would probably trip FloodBot
[21:39] <HiddenCloud> you can pastebin them if you want
[21:39] <fatjon> beldar. how mega is a MIB?
[21:39] <HiddenCloud> installing a new os on it isnt an option
[21:39] <HiddenCloud> due to my dvdrom making dubstep
[21:39] <Beldar> fatjon, this is ubuntu support, first how is this related, and two the web is full of info use it
[21:39] <K4k> usb stick?
[21:39] <KI7MT> hassen, would need a pretty fast pen-drive though or you'd get bored waiting for boots to finish :-)
[21:39] <HiddenCloud> nope, lost it like a year ago
[21:39] <HiddenCloud> I did this before
[21:40] <HiddenCloud> just not with an assd
[21:40] <fatjon> ooooooooooooooooo
[21:40] <HiddenCloud> that time I made an image
[21:40] <HiddenCloud> but this time its not possible
[21:40] <fatjon> ok ok
[21:40] <K4k> HiddenCloud: it's possible, just very high risk of foobar
[21:40] <hassen> KI7MT, yep
[21:40] <HiddenCloud> whats the name of the file-browser from xubuntu?
[21:41] <K4k> thunar?
[21:41] <HiddenCloud> oh yeah
[21:41] <HiddenCloud> keep forgetting
[21:42] <andyfied> right
[21:43] <andyfied> so i still recommend buying a usb stick then installing from scratch. if you really want to do it the tough way you might want to search on ubuntuforums.org
[21:43] <KI7MT> rr. yeah Thunar is Xub FM
[21:43] <andyfied> cos i have no clue
[21:54] <KI7MT> K4k, just curious .. are you installing / administering lots of systems or just the one?
[21:55] <K4k> KI7MT: a bunch. This is the first one I've done, however, that has enough hard drives in it to wrap from sda-z and then start doing sdaa-az
[21:55] <mdelcx> damn
[21:55] <K4k> oh, I am in gparted now on the system and found out that that's why I am seeing it, it's not because of the disk controller. This thing just has a *#@! ton of disks
[21:56] <KI7MT> K4k, Landscape may be a tool better suited for you needs then.  Foud this tib-bit on preseeds: Although most questions used by debian-installer can be preseeded using this method, there are some notable exceptions. You must (re)partition an entire disk or use available free space on a disk; it is not possible to use existing partitions.
[21:56] <genii> Sounds like a NAS
[21:56] <shreezbot> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my homeserver machine and it keeps hanging at language select.  I checked the md5sub and they do not match.  Is there a way around this?
[21:56] <K4k> genii: it will be :)
[21:56] <shreezbot> md5sum even...
[21:57] <icatmeow> ok, I connected flash, and how restart my cat?
[21:57] <K4k> KI7MT: I would LOVE to use landscape if Canonical would ever call me back about my inquiries
[21:57] <gordonjcp> icatmeow: depends on the cat
[21:57] <K4k> I've tried reaching out to them about a dozen times and I never receive an email from anyone about getting a quote
[21:57] <gordonjcp> icatmeow: some cats may have a nonmaskable interrupt that you can fire with a small laser pointer
[21:57] <KI7MT> K4k, ok .. can't help with that one :-)
[21:57] <K4k> yeah, sorry, just ranting :)
[21:58] <Calinou> KI7MT sounds like a canonical employee
[21:58] <Calinou> suggesting landscape... never seen anyone using that
[21:58] <K4k> He had me fooled ;)
[21:58] <genii> Heh, "how do I restart my cat?"
[21:58] <KI7MT> Calinou, No, Im not, but if the $$ were right I would certainly entertain the idea :-)
[21:59] <ertl> hello guys, I made a /etc/init.d script to start a PHP script on boot, but it fails with "start-stop-daemon: unable to start /var/www/Trasporti/Script_Tracker.php (No such file or directory)". Obviously the path is correct and Script_Tracker.php has 777 permission... what's wrong?
[21:59] <gmachine_24> greetings. I am doing a back up before version upgrade - so just backing up data and the list of programs installed - should I exclude the hidden files in the home directory ... those ./ ones ....?? won't they confuse a new install?
[22:00] <K4k> gmachine_24: depends, some of those are configuration files you might want to preserve
[22:00] <gmachine_24> ertI are you sure the script is correct?
[22:00] <icatmeow> I have a little tesla coil. Post a cat jolt of electricity?
[22:00] <RealKillaz> Please I really ned some help with this iptable rule: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 2022 -i eth0 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP_ADDRESS>:22
[22:00] <ertl> gmachine_24: it works if I run it by hand
[22:01] <RealKillaz> Is it OK?
[22:01] <gmachine_24> K4k, yes, but . . . OK, so if I back them up and then restore over the new install......... won't that also cause some problems? or no ....
[22:01] <K4k> gmachine_24: some of them will ;)
[22:02] <icatmeow> ys?
[22:02] <K4k> let me see if I can remember which ones are the most important
[22:02] <gmachine_24> K4k, right, which brings me back to where I began :-)
[22:02] <KI7MT> RealKillaz, im not an iptables guru, but what are you trying to route ?
[22:02] <jhutchins> !tell RealKillaz about ics
[22:03] <gmachine_24> ertI, if you run it by hand as in type it out in a command line?
[22:05] <gmachine_24> ...or terminal.......?
[22:05] <RealKillaz> KI7MT,  I'm trying to setup a NAT.... on one server..
[22:05] <icatmeow> His wool stood on end. And from him smells bad.
[22:06] <KI7MT> RealKillaz, ahh ok .. now I can have a poke around  and see what falls out.
[22:06] <RealKillaz> KI7MT, one server is in a public subnet and should route the port on the public subnet to another port of another machine in a private subnet
[22:07] <RealKillaz> So I can reach the machine in the private subnet: telnet <ip-of-machine-A> 22 is giving me the correct result..
[22:07] <RealKillaz> when I'm on the machine B which is in the public subnet
[22:08] <icatmeow> Cat stopped moving and not breathing. USB flash driver fall like a bullet.
[22:08] <KI7MT> RealKillaz, I understand what your doing, have a looky here: http://www.howtoforge.com/nat_iptables
[22:08] <RealKillaz> So I;m trying to put an iptable rule that allows me to route the port 2022 on the public machine to the port 22 of the private machine
[22:08] <icatmeow> Is this normal? So it should be?
[22:08] <K4k> gmachine_24: can you pastebin me a list of the .* files/directories in your home directory. I can give you an idea of the ones that you don't need to bring if you want.
[22:09] <K4k> without knowing what you have it's hard to say what you should backup and what you should not
[22:09] <fishcooker> i have server 10.04 ... how to know from command line the startup program running/ init.d ... list running program automatically
[22:09] <icatmeow> Ok. Fight fire with fire.
[22:10] <jhutchins> RealKillaz: Is the information ubottu sent you useful?
[22:10] <K4k> fishcooker: I believe you're looking for initctl list
[22:11] <gmachine_24> K4K, good point........ what is the pastebin address again please? ignore all the files marked "secret NSA data"
[22:11] <K4k> I don't know how far back that works, however
[22:11] <K4k> pastebin.com
[22:11] <fever308> Can anyone tell me a good game for linux that works for every architecture?
[22:11] <gmachine_24> K4k, just anywhere... ok.......brb
[22:11] <K4k> I don't know if there is a prefered one for this channel. I apologize to anyone watching that cares if there is
[22:11] <KI7MT> fever308, probably not a question for Ubuntu Support Channel
[22:11] <jhutchins> fever308: Most of us don't know "every architecture", but I do know that not all packages are ported to all architectures, so it's hard to say.
[22:12] <icatmeow> The second jolt of electricity has not helped. :( Cat flew out the window.
[22:13] <r1tz> Hi, have anyone recently build pyv8 successfully?
[22:13] <K4k> gmachine_24: you're welcome to dm it to me if you don't want to publicize it for some reason.
[22:14] <icatmeow> I go to the street to look for him. Besides, it's time to feed.
[22:14] <fever308> jhutchins: I need one for armhf
[22:14] <TripleX> Hello everyone. I'm having a problem when trying to boot to terminal instead of X
[22:14] <TripleX> Anyone have a minute to chat?
[22:14] <jhutchins> !armhf
[22:15] <TripleX> I'm trying to boot just to terminal and startx if I need the GUI
[22:15] <fever308> !armhf
[22:15] <fever308> !armel
[22:15] <TripleX> i figured out how to do this, but startx fails...
[22:15] <MonkeyDust_> TripleX  GDM has that option, LightDM does not, so install GDM
[22:16] <TripleX> MonkeyDust: I'm using Lubuntu, does that change anything?
[22:16] <TripleX> I'm quite new to this all.
[22:16] <kostkon> TripleX, to start X do sudo service lightdm start
[22:16] <MonkeyDust_> TripleX  i missed that part
[22:16] <kostkon> TripleX, oh lubuntu..
[22:16] <TripleX> MonkeyDust_: I forgot to mention that
[22:16] <TripleX> kostkon: I was able to get it to boot to the terminal and everything worked, but running "startx" resulted in a black screen...
[22:16] <TripleX> I undid what i did and the GUI is working again but only when booting by default.
[22:17] <TripleX> the goal was to boot into tty2 (because tty1 has junk in it and is unusable) and run "startx" when/if I need a gui
[22:18] <Allisonfdsdfs> Hello
[22:18] <Allisonfdsdffds> Hello
[22:18] <TripleX> MonkeyDust_: any ideas?
[22:18] <Allisonfdsdffds> I need some help :p
[22:18] <TripleX> kostkon: if you got any ideas as well, let me know
[22:18] <kostkon> TripleX, try sudo service lightdm start
[22:18] <K4k> TripleX: everything I'm finding indicates that lubuntu uses LightDM in which case "service lightdm start" should work
[22:18] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, What?
[22:19] <KI7MT> TripleX, just for info, is this a server or desktop install ?
[22:19] <TripleX> KI7MT: Desktop
[22:19] <TripleX> so startx was technically incorrect
[22:19] <TripleX> so from terminal, I just run that command to start the gui, is that correct/
[22:19] <kostkon> TripleX, yes
[22:19] <KI7MT> yes
[22:19] <TripleX> Fantastic!
[22:19] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, ugh.. i dunno if I got in right room for that but... i want to run chat czat.wp.pl up on irc :p
[22:19] <TripleX> I had one other question guys
[22:20] <TripleX> Any idea how to default it to tty2?
[22:20] <_pers3us_> TripleX, What are you trying to do?
[22:20] <TripleX> I couldnt figure that out and it isn't really neccessary as I can ctrl alt f2 but tty1 is useless to me
[22:20] <TripleX> pers3us_: I'm trying to make lubuntu boot to tty2 instead of tty1
[22:20] <Allisonfdsdffds> anynone help me? :p
[22:20] <Allisonfdsdffds> crap...
[22:21] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, What is the problem then?  But he still was not breathing. Today will be a severe thunderstorm. I think a good thunderbolt revive him. I tie him to the antenna on the roof. And to see him in the morning.
[22:21] <_pers3us_> TripleX, tty1? the DM boots to tty7 iirc
[22:21] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, well... I dont know how :p I barely could open this chat :p
[22:21] <KI7MT> TripleX, You can use bind to change the default tty but it's not straight forward.
[22:21] <[erk]hacker> fofly bye
[22:22] <Allisonfdsdffds> im not a tech girl
[22:22] <_pers3us_> TripleX,  You don't want the desktop starting up right?
[22:22] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, Hmm, which chat client are you using.
[22:22] <shreezbot> Ok, how am I supposed to install Ubuntu, when the only way I have to download it is from a Windows machine and the md5sums are always different????
[22:22] <KI7MT> TripleX, bascially, you use bind and bind it to a function script of sorts.
[22:22] <TripleX> pers3us_: It does normally, but when I edit grub to "quiet splash text" it boots to tty1
[22:23] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, XChat IRC on ubuntu studio :p
[22:23] <TripleX> KI7MT: Alright, i think that is more complex then i am looking for
[22:23] <_pers3us_> Ah, so it boots alright but then?
[22:23] <TripleX> pers3us_: That is correct, i want to start at tty2 (a shell) and boot to GUI if needed.
[22:23] <KI7MT> TripleX, I'll go find an example.
[22:23] <TripleX> pers3us_: It just goes to tty1 instead of 2
[22:23] <TripleX> Its not a big issue, just an inconvience really
[22:24] <Allisonfdsdffds> damn... i knew I wont find it heplful :p
[22:24] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, Xchat on top menu > Network List > Add > Add  the url of the network
[22:24] <andyfied> shreezbot: have you tried the torrent?
[22:24] <KI7MT> TripleX, have a look at man chvt also
[22:24] <shreezbot> andyfied, Yup!  Just tried it.  Still don't match for some reason...
[22:24] <KI7MT> TripleX, have a look at man chvt also
[22:25] <KI7MT> TripleX, Found one: Change TTY Shortcut Linky: http://askubuntu.com/questions/147128/change-default-tty-shortcut
[22:25] <TripleX> Ill take a look at that now
[22:25] <_pers3us_> TripleX, Umm, I am not able to understand tty1? Have you disabled lightdm or whatever dm service you have from init? Is Xorg running?
[22:25] <TripleX> both the man page and the URL you linked
[22:25] <andyfied> what torrent client are you using?
[22:25] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, okay... I got that but nothing is happening... Do I have to edit some settings?
[22:25] <TripleX> pers3us_: I'm not sure if i am using the correct terminology but to my understanding ctrl+alt+f1 always has system stuff running
[22:26] <TripleX> pers3us_: I wanted to boot to ctrl + alt + f2, so I could have a clean shell to boot to
[22:26] <icatmeow> If nothing happens, then Ubuntu killed my cat.
[22:26] <_pers3us_> TripleX, Oh! IIRC you need some script for that, it doesn't go directly in tty2
[22:26] <icatmeow> imho
[22:27] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, Wait a min, lemme check.
[22:27] <TripleX> pers3us_: Yea sorry, I didn't know how to communicate that, is tty2 the correct terminolog?
[22:27] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, What was the url again.
[22:27] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, thank u. Im waitnig
[22:27] <TripleX> *terminology
[22:27] <_pers3us_> Yes
[22:27] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, czat.wp.pl
[22:27] <gmachine_24> K4k, http://pastebin.com/V9TmQ8KQ
[22:28] <TripleX> KI7MT: thank you for that man and URL, I didnt know that
[22:29] <TripleX> KI7MT: Its close to what i was trying to do, as I was trying to automate it to go to tty2
[22:29] <Lope> I've just deleted a file accidentally (I clicked rename but netbeans thought I clicked delete due to a bug) is there a FAST way to undelete the file ? EXT4 32GB partition without scanning the whole disk cluster by cluster?
[22:29] <KI7MT> TripleX, just for info: Terminal = tty = text input/output environment, A console = physical terminal, A shell = command line interpreter
[22:29] <TripleX> KI7MT: Oh! I think I got what you were saying. Make a script to execute that command at start
[22:29] <jhutchins> Allisonfdsdffds: http://xchat.org/faq/
[22:29] <KI7MT> TripleX, yes, exactly
[22:29] <TripleX> KI7MT: Ahhh I did not know ttyl was an equiv. Thanks for the info and the idea!
[22:29] <Allisonfdsdffds> jhesketh_, very funny
[22:29] <anonymous_> hello
[22:30] <jhutchins> !paste
[22:30] <TripleX> Alright, I think I understand everything you guys are saying.
[22:30] <anonymous_> how ya guys doin
[22:30] <TripleX> Thank you aqll very much, I'm going to headout. Much appreciated!
[22:30] <jhutchins> pastebin.com is blocked by many filters (for good reason).
[22:30] <Allisonfdsdffds> anonymous_, shitty... no one willing to help me :p
[22:30] <anonymous_> Jonathan Hutchins
[22:30] <TripleX> Have a great holiday everyone!
[22:31] <anonymous_> what allisin
[22:31] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, M unable to connect to this url  czat.wp.pl
[22:31] <anonymous_> allison*
[22:31] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, haw about their ip <IP_ADDRESS> :p
[22:32] <gmachine_24> ok how about this instead......... http://paste.ubuntu.com/6602248/
[22:33] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, Connecting to <IP_ADDRESS>:6667 (<IP_ADDRESS>:6667)
[22:33] <_pers3us_> * Connection failed (Connection refused)
[22:35] <mike-irssi> IRCnet has a #wp.pl
[22:35] <_pers3us_> Allisonfdsdffds, Simplest way to connect it to use /server command, go to xchat>new>server tab    there type /server <serverurl>    default it will connect to port 6667
[22:35] <andyfied> <IP_ADDRESS> is a website
[22:35] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, ugh... I see this is gonna be more troublesome that i thought... Thank u very much for helping anyway
[22:35] <_pers3us_> np
[22:35] <Allisonfdsdffds> _pers3us_, lemme try
[22:36] <K4k> jhutchins: thanks for that, I wasn't sure if there was a paste.ubuntu or not. I'll have people use that in the future
[22:36] <kostkon> andyfied, on port 80 yeah it could be
[22:36] <anonymous_> HEYYYYYYYY YOOOOOOOO
[22:37] <pieces029> My home directory is always encrypted when I log into my system does anyone know how to have it unencrypt it when I log in?
[22:37] <andyfied> no connect on 6667 either
[22:39] <KI7MT> pieces029, I dont understand the question, you want to remove encryption form your /home ?
[22:40] <pieces029> no I want it to be encrypted but I want it to unencrypt so I can see it when I log in
[22:40] <pieces029> currently I have to log in then run ecryptfs-mount-private
[22:41] <LvMises> o/ all
[22:41] <KI7MT> pieces029, I think, you can add that to the end of your .bashrc : ecryptfs-mount-private
[22:42] <LvMises> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and I want to install drivers for a GeForce 6200 Turbocache.  I'm following instructions here:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/153915/how-to-install-drivers-for-nvidia-geforce-fx-5200-on-precise but it doesn't look too promising.
[22:42] <pieces029> But then I have to type my password again.  There is no way to have that just happen?  I'm pretty sure it use to, since I didn't have to do this before.
[22:43] <KI7MT> pieces029, You woudl ahve to cd $HOME before that though.
[22:43] <LvMises> I ended up here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-173-updates/173.14.35-0ubuntu1/+build/3597638  but it's for Quantal.  I don't know what to do. :(
[22:43] <_pers3us_> pieces029, or to your profile.d/somescript.sh if you are sole user. or your entire home is mounted. You can also pass the decrypt password using stdin
[22:43] <K4k> pieces029: see if anything here proves helpful, this sounds like the same issue you're having. http://askubuntu.com/questions/115497/encrypted-home-directory-not-auto-mounting
[22:44] <KI7MT> pieces029, _pers3us_ would still ahve to send a hash PW .. not sure how that would work.
[22:44] <_pers3us_> pieces029, Just pass the password using stdin.
[22:44] <pieces029> K4k, that looks promissingt
[22:45] <_pers3us_> KI7MT, It works alright, I have written a decription script which took my password in plain text and did the decrypt-remount
[22:45] <raub> I have rsyslog setup in a client host to forward all of its traffic to a machine called logger, as in "*.* @@logger:541
[22:45] <raub> When I do "tcpdump -v port 541" on the client machine, I see nothing.
[22:45] <raub> No error messages when I restart rsyslog
[22:46] <K4k> raub: what file do you have *.* $$loger:541 specified? I have had similar issues before.
[22:46] <KI7MT> _pers3us_, pieces029 send a plain-test PW to un-encrypt data .. not very secure I would think ..
[22:47] <K4k> raub: and where in the file?
[22:47] <_pers3us_> KI7MT,  Ya true. It isn't secure.
[22:47] <KI7MT> Kind of defeats the purpose of encrytion to begin with
[22:47] <raub> K4k: /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf has that line
[22:47] <raub> K4k: in the client
[22:48] <K4k> and where in /etc/rsyslog.conf does it include /etc/rsyslog.d/*?
[22:48] <_pers3us_> KI7MT, The idea is to to run the script and keep the script in such a place where it can't be accessed unless user has actually logged in or something. I did it for completely different purpose though.
[22:48] <raub> the logger is setup to listen for traffic on 514/tcp, but right now I want to forget about it and focus on the client
[22:48] <raub> K4k: exactly. This is a standard 12.04LTS install
[22:49] <K4k> raub: So, the issue I've had in the past is that the $IncludeConfig line fell after a conflicting rule. Try adding the *.* rule you have in the 50-default.conf file at the top of rsyslog.conf and see if it works
[22:50] <KI7MT> _pers3us_, yes I understand the intent, but that PW, bing in plain test, sitting where it is, outside of the encrypted $HOME is a big security hole. All on would have to do is breach the system and read the script.
[22:50] <K4k> and see if you see traffic. If you do, start moving it below one rule at a time until it stops working.
[22:51] <RILA> http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/9369420
[22:51] <gmachine_24> get lost
[22:51] <K4k> raub: hopefully that gets you going in a useful direction. I have to bail, good luck!
[22:52] <gmachine_24> ignore RILA
[22:52] <LvMises> Can anyone help me with some graphic card driver installation in Ubuntu 12.04?
[22:52] <duel-traviis>  I download windows7 iso and Now when I try to make a live dvd it says I dont have anough space although the iso is only 2.3 gb
[22:52] <KI7MT> _pers3us_, pieces029 in any case you can pass the PW to a script, use decrypt via .bashrc and have it do what your asking, but be aware, it defeats the encryption protection you've setup.
[22:52] <gmachine_24> LvMises - you must give us details.... name of video card, chipset, etc.
[22:53] <gmachine_24> LvMises - also, what problems are you having? error messages? what have you tried?
[22:53] <pieces029> KI7MT: Yeah I see that now.  It's really wierd I don't remember having to unecrypt the home folder orginally but it's a server so maybe I was just doing maintenance stuff without worrying about it.
[22:53] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis . . . and?
[22:53] <KI7MT> !details | LvMises
[22:54] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, and what am I supposed to do? I want windows and not ubuntu..
[22:54] <LjL> it would be nice if i could check whether RILA's post is something inappropriate, but i cannot because country-wide blocks...
[22:54] <pieces029> KI7MT, do you think having the home directory encrypted matters for trying to do port forwarding ssh -R stuff?
[22:54] <gmachine_24> K17MT, much better. I will have to remember that.
[22:54] <LvMises> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and I want to install drivers for a GeForce 6200 Turbocache.  I'm following instructions here:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/153915/how-to-install-drivers-for-nvidia-geforce-fx-5200-on-precise but it doesn't look too promising.
[22:54] <LvMises> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and I want to install drivers for a GeForce 6200 Turbocache.  I'm following instructions here:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/153915/how-to-install-drivers-for-nvidia-geforce-fx-5200-on-precise but it doesn't look too promising.
[22:54] <FloodBot1> LvMises: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:54] <gordonjcp> LjL: two secs
[22:55] <LvMises> I ended up here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-173-updates/173.14.35-0ubuntu1/+build/3597638  but it's for Quantal.  I don't know what to do. :(
[22:55] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: try a different dvd?
[22:56] <KI7MT> pieces029, ssh port forwarding is a whole different beasty .. if you use keys, it's can all be automated, but still wont decrypt as your looking for. Personally, I dont really see a need for encrypting on a server, but that's just me.
[22:56] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Its my only usb.. :/
[22:56] <gordonjcp> LjL: see PM
[22:56] <gordonjcp> LjL: also, VPNs for the win
[22:56] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: are you trying to make a bootable usb drive
[22:56] <gordonjcp> pieces029: how familiar are you with Linux, or even Unix in general?
[22:56] <gmachine_24> because it's impossible to tell what you're trying to do
[22:57] <pieces029> KI7MT, So the reason I was looking into the encryption thing was because my forwarding wasn't working.  Though maybe the hard drive needed to be mounted.  Looks like a different issue.  When I try to connect to the forwarded port it just hangs.
[22:57] <duel-traviis> hm yes
[22:57] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, yes sorry
[22:57] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: and how big is the usb drive?
[22:57] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, 4gb
[22:58] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: and it's empty?
[22:58] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Yes
[22:58] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: are you using unetbootin or something similar?
[22:58] <KI7MT> pieces029, So tell us about the lanscape, desktop to server, what you trying to forward etc.
[22:58] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Exactly that
[22:59] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: see, this isn't supposed to be a game of what's my line where we have to guess what's going on........
[22:59] <gmachine_24> but anyway...........
[22:59] <KI7MT> what's my line :-) that's a good one
[23:00] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, I get a pop up of saying there isnt enough space around 61% done
[23:00] <gmachine_24> K17Mt, I'm old ....
[23:00] <gmachine_24> :-)
[23:00] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: well then you have a problem
[23:00] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Figured.
[23:01] <LvMises> Ok, so, apparently my description of my problem is not up to par?
[23:02] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: I believe unetbootin is to create a *nix bootable usb drive
[23:02] <LvMises> Can I install nvidia drivers in ubuntu 12.04 with a build meant for Quantal?
[23:02] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Any other programs that should work on a live session?
[23:02] <pieces029> KI7MT, I have a raspberry pi that is behind a firewall I don't want to configure, so I have a startup script that is forwarding it to my ubuntu server.  It appears to work for a while, but then when I try to connect it will just stall.  The -v option yields some weird results.
[23:02] <Jinxed-> how do I disable iptables
[23:02] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: but the windows 7 iso to a dvd and boot from that
[23:02] <Jinxed-> temporarly
[23:02] <Jinxed-> to test something
[23:02] <gmachine_24> *burn, sorry
[23:03] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, No blank dvds around.. ://
[23:03] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: buy some
[23:03] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Thought that this would be free......
[23:03] <Jinxed-> if I use iptables -F
[23:03] <Jinxed-> how do I get my rules back
[23:04] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: or try something such as this http://arstechnica.com/business/2009/12/the-usb-flash-drive/
[23:04] <duel-traviis> gmachine_24, Thank you will get back to ya
[23:04] <gmachine_24> duel-traviis: whatever made you think installing Windows would be free?
[23:05] <pieces029> KI7MT, I appreciate you help.  My internet is crapping out so I will try again later.
[23:05] <KI7MT> pieces029, Ok, it would be good if you could capture the -v/-vv errors when you get time.
[23:06] <iBog> hello
[23:06] <iBog> is there an iTunes clone for Ubuntu?
[23:06] <gmachine_24> iBog, what does it need to do
[23:06] <bekks> iBog: there is no iTunes clone at all.
[23:06] <gmachine_24> but, generally, what bekks said
[23:06] <iBog> gmachine_24: catalog music and videos as well as play them
[23:07] <iBog> catalog/index
[23:07] <iBog> ok
[23:07] <gmachine_24> iBog, you mean catalogue as in keep track of music and videos on your hard drive and play them?
[23:07] <KI7MT> iBog, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=iTunes+Clone+for+Ubuntu
[23:07] <bekks> iBog: Does it have to work with iDevices?
[23:07] <gmachine_24> catalog and index, then, yes
[23:07] <gmachine_24> many
[23:08] <iBog> bekks: ideally
[23:08] <iBog> what is the most popular gmachine_24
[23:09] <gmachine_24> iBog: I don't know. I use Banshee and a version or software from Logitech which used to be called slimserver and was OS - but you should check around because there are many options
[23:09] <gmachine_24> *version of software
[23:10] <icatmeow> bb friends i go to sleep
[23:11] <KI7MT> iBog, here ya go, 10 reviews: http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/10-things/10-linux-replacements-for-itunes/
[23:12] <KI7MT> iBog, Quote fro the first one on the list: This is probably the most popular of all the music library tools on Linux
[23:12] <nocternal> iBog: I find an all-in-one-product never does both well - video and music.  Some will do one or the other better.  Just my $0.02.
[23:13] <iBog> thanks all
[23:13] <pulsar78> im trying to remove some display drivers, do i only keep my card ? (intel) because i also notice video-all and video-fbdev
[23:14] <nocternal> iBog: I use XBMC for local playback of video/movies and subsonic for streaming music and videos to devices.  I still use iTunes (in VM) to do iPhone stuff though. :|
[23:14] <gmachine_24> yeah, I've used 6 out of 10 of those and 7 if you count a brief use of itunes
[23:16] <KI7MT> pulsar78, Unless those drivers are causing you conflicts or they are failed attempts to resolve a problem, maybe best left alone.
[23:16] <maheanuu> I have a question on a problem that has happened after formatting several PNY USB Flash Drives in Ubuntu 12.04 Ubuntu, they were formatted Ntfs which I had done with other drives, but now these drives are showing up in Disk Utility as "Media Not Found"
[23:18] <Beldar> maheanuu, Anything on them? HOw long ago were they formatted, and with what app did you format with?
[23:20] <maheanuu> Beldar,I used the Ubuntu Format App and chose Ntfs I have not had this problem before,
[23:21] <Beldar> maheanuu, Format app? Dissk? or gparted or the cli? are these encrypted?
[23:21] <Beldar> Disk app*
[23:21] <maheanuu> This was recently I bought them for the family, (I live in Tahiti on the Island of Raiatea) They use them for big music or video files
[23:22] <maheanuu> Beldar,Disk Utility
[23:23] <Beldar> maheanuu, Anything on them?
[23:24] <Kronosynth> I can't get 'dkms status' to work on my system, or dkms in general: it always gives me a general 'dkms.conf not found!' error
[23:24] <Beldar> maheanuu, ntfs  partitions can become fragmented and show as unreadable.
[23:24] <Kronosynth> does anyone know how I can fix this?
[23:24] <maheanuu> I did 5 of them and all are not showing anything, They Show up in Disk Utility but do not have anyway to do anything and they are listed as No Media
[23:25] <Beldar> maheanuu, Can you mount the,?
[23:25] <Beldar> them*
[23:25] <maheanuu> Beldar, brb
[23:25] <Beldar> maheanuu, Read the questions carefully please.
[23:26] <yacc> How painful would a 12.04LTS -> 13.10 upgrade be?
[23:26] <Beldar> yacc, you have to go through all the releases between, I would wait for the april release of 14.04 a lts and upgrade straight to it.
[23:26] <xiamx> I have 2 ethernet ports, one with internet access and the other one is a localnet, what should i do so that packets destinated to internet go through the right port?
[23:27] <keepguessing> "30 08 * * 5" what does this crontab setting mean? Does it mean run on every friday at 8:30 AM ?
[23:27] <maheanuu> Beldar, It is showing up in Disk Utility as a "Generic Flash Disk
[23:27] <keepguessing> Sorry for reposting it
[23:28] <Beldar> maheanuu, So what is the actual problem here, explain clearly, IE can't be mounted, or no actual partitions now.
[23:29] <KI7MT> yacc, Beldar +1 on waiting or, install a fresh 13.10 .. upgrading more than 2nd level generally not a good idea, at least from my past attempts.
[23:29] <Beldar> I never upgrade
[23:30] <KI7MT> I do for testing and that's bout it.
[23:30] <yacc> Beldar, well, I happen to have hardware (Wacom Bamboo Pad) that the 12.04LTS wacom.ko does not recognize, ...
[23:30] <ColdKey> Ubuntu doesn't recognize all of my mouse buttons. How can I fix this?
[23:30] <Beldar> yacc, well thanks for not sharing that till now.
[23:30] <lickalott> what mouse are you using ColdKey, and was it present during installation?
[23:31] <yacc> Beldar, well, we'll see tomorrow if 13.10 recognizes it better, I've got 13.10 in the office ;)
[23:31] <maheanuu> Beldar, Firmware Version: 7.76     /dev/sdb     then "No Media Detected"  But it will try to format and then fail immediately with the message  Error creating partition table: helper exited with exit code 1: cannot open /dev/sdb: No medium found
[23:31] <ColdKey> lickalott, Logitech MX510. Yes it was. Reciever was plugged in all the time and I used it during the install. All buttons are recognized except wheel right click :\
[23:32] <Beldar> maheanuu, use gparted and make sure they have msdos partition tables, then make a partittion.
[23:32] <lickalott> ColdKey = http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=485175
[23:33] <mbrigdan> This is a bit of a specific question, but I'm having trouble compiling kicad on ubuntu 13.04 64-bit. Cmake says it can't find OpenGL, despite me installing every opengl library I can find (including 32-bit versions)
[23:33] <ColdKey> lickalott, cp: cannot stat `/etc/X11/xorg.conf': No such file or directory
[23:33] <Beldar> maheanuu, I'm assuming you do not need gpt, we are not even close to actually communicating in any efficient manner.
[23:33] <ColdKey> I don't have that file in my etc :\
[23:34] <maheanuu> Beldar, Thanks Much!!!  I will try it right now....   That would be sudo gparted /dev/sdb   In this case wouldn't it?
[23:34] <lickalott> ColdKey: cd /etc; ls -lrt | grep X       post results here
[23:34] <Beldar> maheanuu, use the gparted gui the app
[23:34] <maheanuu> Ok and thanks again
[23:34] <KI7MT> That how too is a bit dated, it'a for  fiesty 7.04
[23:34] <Beldar> not sure on the cli is al maheanuu
[23:34] <mrsun_> hmm anyone know of any known issue where the whole UI (in this case gubuntu) freezes but mouse pointer works?
[23:35] <ColdKey> lickalott, drwxr-xr-x 10 root root     4096 Aug 20 20:00 X11
[23:35] <lickalott> whats inside there?
[23:35] <KI7MT> ColdKey, You probably nee to look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:35] <KI7MT> ColdKey, also, have a looky here: http://www.butlerpc.net/blog/2012/09/configure-logitech-m510-usb-mouse-on-ubuntu-12-04/
[23:36] <ColdKey> I don't have xorg.conf :\
[23:36] <lickalott> ColdKey whats inside your X11 dir?
[23:37] <lickalott> what ver of ubuntu are you running?
[23:37] <Beldar> maheanuu, If you are using the terminal to open apps be sure to use gksudo
[23:37] <ColdKey> lickalott, 12.04 LTS
[23:38] <lickalott> try creating the file.  and entering in the information from the page (i.e. copy paste) then reboot and see what happens
[23:38] <maheanuu> Beldar, OK, I already had it, but it doesn't see the /dev/sdb either
[23:38] <Beldar> maheanuu, No sdb in the drop down top right corner?
[23:39] <KI7MT> ColdKey, if it dont'e exist, you can create it by: X -configure
[23:39] <KI7MT> ColdKey, then: cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:40] <KI7MT> you'll need to use sudo too
[23:40] <ColdKey> I need to install X server then?
[23:40] <lickalott> you should have x server unless you're running the server edition of Ubuntu
[23:40] <KI7MT> ColdKey, after you create it, and copy it, reboot, then you should be able to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf can
[23:41] <maheanuu> No, it shows my sda drives and sdd thru sdk but skips that hole where sdb should be???
[23:42] <hassen> http://technicalworldforyou.blogspot.com/2012/02/ubuntu-command-line-wallpaper-for.html
[23:42] <ColdKey> lickalott, Description:	Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS
[23:42] <ColdKey> KI7MT, I don't need to instal xserver-xorg or I have to install it first then create config file?
[23:42] <Beldar> maheanuu, run sudo fdisk -l and pastebin it
[23:42] <lickalott> that doesn't help homey.  I'm running server 12.04.3 LTS, mine would show the same thing.   Are you running the desktop version?
[23:43] <maheanuu> Beldar,No, it shows my sda drives and sdd thru sdk but skips that hole where sdb should be???
[23:44] <lickalott> maheanuu a "hole" or its grayed out?
[23:44] <KI7MT> ColdKey, well yes, you dont have an xserver installed, what hardware you running? you said your on 12.04 LTS yes?
[23:44] <KI7MT> if you dont have xserver
[23:44] <ColdKey> lickalott, Sorry about that, I'm new to Ubuntu (*nix in general). How can I check which version I'm running. I installed it from Live USB but I'm 99% sure it's desktop version.
[23:44] <lickalott> do you have a GUI?
[23:45] <ColdKey> KI7MT, I'm running it on Lenovo Y580 with GUI
[23:45] <ColdKey> lickalott,  Yes
[23:45] <lickalott> then it's desktop
[23:45] <lickalott> you should have xservers installed.
[23:45] <lickalott> to check open a terminal and type - dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall   then look for xserver (or grep for it)
[23:46] <Beldar> maheanuu, run sudo fdisk -l in the terminal and pastebin it
[23:46] <ColdKey> lickalott, I've found this line xserver-xorg-core				install
[23:46] <ColdKey> and I have like 10-20 more with -video -input and etc.
[23:47] <maheanuu> lickalott, no it is just skipped over,  the next line down is /dev/sdd
[23:48] <yofun> Ello... so either bash or python is messed up. I dont really know what it is but when I type (most of the time) a command I get "-bash: /usr/bin/python: No such file or directory"
[23:49] <maheanuu> Beldar,  how do I "pastebin" it?
[23:49] <PatrickDickey> yofun: That means that you're either typing the name of the file wrong, or it doesn't exist (normally).
[23:49] <Beldar> !pastebin | maheanuu
[23:50]  * PatrickDickey needs to wake up... Sorry about that.
[23:50] <yofun> PatrickDickey:  No I mean any command I type at terminal...
[23:50] <yofun> yofun@leonard:/usr/bin$ sudo su bash: /usr/bin/python: No such file or directory yofun@leonard:/usr/bin$
[23:51] <PatrickDickey> yofun: if you to into /usr/bin and type ls, do you see python listed?
[23:51] <yofun> I see it listed.
[23:51] <yofun> But I cant cd or nano it.
[23:51] <joshtekmobile> So hey. What does the precious and mighty ubottu have a link for when python seems to be there in /usr/bin/python yet the system doesn't seem to think so.
[23:51] <ColdKey> lickalott,  Here is the output of dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall | grep xorg - > http://paste.ubuntu.com/6602566/
[23:51] <ColdKey> Does it mean I have xorg installed or not?
[23:52] <yofun> lol joshtekmobile  shush. Im trying to handle it.
[23:52] <joshtekmobile> Aww you already asked :P
[23:52] <yofun> PatrickDickey: I see it listed. But I cant cd or nano it.
[23:52] <yofun> I can nano it but its just a "new file"
[23:53] <yofun> lol josh.
[23:54] <KI7MT> ColdKey, run this, if it fails, it's not, but it should be: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:54] <lickalott> true ColdKey
[23:54] <yofun> joshtekmobile:  In fact...none of those files in /usr/bin seem to work.
[23:55] <ColdKey> lickalott, KI7MT -> Package `xserver-xorg' is not installed and no info is available.
[23:55] <lickalott> its odd that there isn't an xorg file....
[23:55] <PatrickDickey> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1799720 might point you in the right direction, yofun.
[23:55] <lickalott> xserver-xorg-core				install <----- from the dpkg....????
[23:55] <KI7MT> ColdKey, I need to read on this a bit, I dont understand how xserver is not installed on a Desktop installation, makes no sense at all.
[23:55] <joshtekmobile> yofun: which one?
[23:56] <ColdKey> lickalott, Yes, that was the paste from your command
[23:56] <ColdKey> KI7MT, Ok, please help if you can. :) I'm new to Ubuntu so I have no idea what's wrong.. :\
[23:56] <ColdKey> I found that tutorial on ubuntu forums but I couldn't find the xorg.conf. It seems that it's because it doesn't exist :)
[23:57] <yofun> PatrickDickey: Nope..
[23:57] <yofun> PatrickDickey:  bash: cd: /usr/local/bin/python: No such file or directory
[23:58] <yofun> bash: cd: /usr/bin/python2.7: No such file or directory
[23:58] <PatrickDickey> yofun: try ls -l python* and pastebin the result. What you *should* see is python -> python2.7 and then python2.7.
[23:58] <chro> anyone can point me out a good application for commenting pdfs ?
[23:58] <lickalott> I'm saying, that it shows that xorg is installed based on the dpkg, yet it's saying that it's not.
[23:58] <joshtekmobile> chro: Google chrome has a decent built in PDF reader.
[23:58] <ColdKey> lickalott, KI7MT Can you check this output out... -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6602602/
[23:59] <chro> joshtekmobile, and it allows to add some comments ?
[23:59] <ColdKey> I guess it says that it's installed but it's kind-a not :)
[23:59] <KI7MT> ColdKey, Indeed, it would appear not, so you can install is, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg  .. but I really dont get why it's not already there.
[23:59] <yofun> PatrickDickey:  They are there.However they seem to be empty.
[23:59] <yofun> Not a folder and a empty file.
[23:59] <joshtekmobile> chro: I misread sorry