[19:35] <McDeffice> How install age of empire 3 on Ubuntu 13.04 raring x86_64 ? No work on wine and playonlinux from me
[19:36] <Henix_Aurorus> The terminal is throwing dependency errors when I try installing ndiswrapper-utils
[19:36] <mobile> install windows (everyone gasps)
[19:36] <mobile> in a vm
[19:36] <craigbass1976> reisio, no, it's something about the servers.
[19:36] <Henix_Aurorus> The primary one is ndiswrapper-common, which I already installed
[19:36] <reisio> craigbass1976: if it were something about the servers, it'd affect other .php files
[19:37] <reisio> McDeffice: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=2441 see the red links in the table, on the left?
[19:37] <Henix_Aurorus> So my question is
[19:37] <reisio> McDeffice: they link to instructions more often than not
[19:37] <Henix_Aurorus> What's libc6?
[19:38] <theadmin> Henix_Aurorus: The C library. The core of any UNIX, really.
[19:38] <Henix_Aurorus> Then why is it showing up in a dependancy error?
[19:38] <reisio> probably because it's a factor in the dependancy error
[19:38] <reisio> dependency*
[19:39] <Henix_Aurorus> But both dependcies it's displaying are present :|
[19:39] <theadmin> reisio: Or, the wrong version? Although... I don't think the version of libc changes within the same release
[19:39] <Henix_Aurorus> Also, don't mind the typoes- on a tablet.
[19:39] <theadmin> Henix_Aurorus: Maybe you're trying to install a package for an Ubuntu version that's different from yours?
[19:40] <Henix_Aurorus> Latst version of ndiswrapper
[19:40] <Henix_Aurorus> Already checked
[19:41] <Henix_Aurorus> And I'm 90% sure that -utils and -common are the same version
[19:41] <theadmin> Henix_Aurorus: No, that's not what I'm talking about.
[19:41] <zenpac> reisio: webex no work in 64bit ubuntyu
[19:41] <Henix_Aurorus> ...
[19:41] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Do you really need ndiswrapper?
[19:41] <theadmin> Henix_Aurorus: I mean the Ubuntu version the packages are built for. You can't, for example, install 13.04 (raring) packages on 12.04 (precise)
[19:41] <Henix_Aurorus> Or, maybe they're not
[19:41] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: What kind of network card do you have?
[19:42] <Henix_Aurorus> WG311v3
[19:42] <Henix_Aurorus> NETGEAR
[19:43] <mudkip908> well, crap
[19:43] <mudkip908> Looks like there isn't a native driver for it
[19:43] <mudkip908> So, you do need ndiswapper.
[19:43] <mudkip908> Honestly if it's giving you so much trouble it may be better to just go and buy a well supported wifi card
[19:43] <mudkip908> Like AR9285
[19:43] <Henix_Aurorus> Yeah, and I think I might know the problem
[19:44] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[19:45] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: What do you think is the problem?
[19:45] <Henix_Aurorus> Inconsistent versions
[19:46] <Henix_Aurorus> I think I grabbed the wrong version of ndiswrapper-utils
[19:46] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: I found a post on the Linux Mint forums from someone who claims to have found a working driver: forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=42823&start=0
[19:46] <Ben64> i have 12.04, and just upgraded tonight, bunch of packages, rebooted, and now my bluetooth adapter doesn't work. what can i do to try to fix it? I get this now in dmesg... "[   75.587151] Bluetooth: can't load firmware, may not work correctly"
[19:47] <Gatorz> hello
[19:47] <Gatorz> I need some help with my ubuntu server please anything would be great thanks!
[19:47] <thecodethinker> Gatorz: whatcha need
[19:47] <joshu> not sure from googling can I use $HOME in an upstart script?
[19:47] <Myrtti> Gatorz: a proper question would assist a lot in the helping
[19:47] <Gatorz> pretty much the DNS isnt working correctly not sure why thecodethinker
[19:47] <thecodethinker> Gatorz: helps if you ask the question... people tend to get mad if u just say "I NEEDZ HEP"
[19:47] <Ben64> joshu: probably not
[19:47] <Pici> joshu: probably, but it gets run as root so it is likely not what you want.
[19:48] <Gatorz> only one of the domains work out of the 12
[19:48] <thecodethinker> Gatorz: well,..... did it ever work correctly?
[19:48] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: does your driver have a file called WG311V3.INF?
[19:48] <daftykins> Gatorz: check if there are router / nameserver IPs in /etc/resolv.conf
[19:48] <joshu> Pici Ben64 ok so just specify it as /home/test where needed?
[19:48] <Gatorz> alright
[19:48] <Pici> joshu: yes
[19:48] <joshu> Pici thanks
[19:48] <Gatorz> well  daftykins
[19:48] <Henix_Aurorus> Mudkip908: yes
[19:48] <Gatorz> the resolv gives me the local address
[19:48] <Phys> Greetings. Could you guys help me with: http://pastebin.com/sQn2XXX4
[19:49] <thecodethinker> Can anyone give me some help?
[19:49] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[19:49] <Gatorz> nameserver: <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:49] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus:  And does it have a SYS file with the same name?
[19:49] <Gatorz> daftykins
[19:49] <daftykins> Gatorz: then that'll only work if your system is running DNS. you'll have to change it to an external nameserver or your router
[19:49] <Gatorz> ah well, I am using a static IP can I just use that instead?
[19:50] <Henix_Aurorus> Mudkip908: yes it does
[19:50] <Gatorz> what about google DNS?
[19:50] <daftykins> Gatorz: sure, you can change it to google DNS. <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:50] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: CD to the directory with the driver, and run the following command: "sudo ndiswrapper -i WG311V3.INF"
[19:50] <reisio> zenpac: I doubt that, but I also don't care :)
[19:50] <Gatorz> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:50] <Gatorz> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:50] <Gatorz> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:50] <Gatorz> so like that daftykins
[19:50] <daftykins> Gatorz: no you need to remove localhost. that's never going to work
[19:50] <Gatorz> ah
[19:50] <Henix_Aurorus> I alreadý did  that
[19:51] <daftykins> Gatorz: test with 'nslookup example.com'
[19:51] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: What happened?
[19:51] <Gatorz> ah
[19:51] <Henix_Aurorus> The problem is sudo modprobe isn't recognizing ndiswrapper
[19:51] <Phys> I do not know how can I remove an compiled driver from my system.
[19:51] <Phys> http://pastebin.com/sQn2XXX4
[19:51] <mudkip908> What does modprobe have to do with it?
[19:52] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Never mind...
[19:52] <Henix_Aurorus> So I can use the drivers
[19:52] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Does the driver appear when you run "ndiswrapper -l"
[19:52] <mudkip908> And does it say "hardware present"?
[19:52] <Gatorz> ah
[19:52] <Henix_Aurorus> yes
[19:53] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper" and then "tail /var/log/messages"
[19:53] <mudkip908> Do you see any interesting lines?
[19:53] <reisio> ah
[19:53] <reisio> is ubuntuforums.org back then?
[19:53] <joshu> For some reason this upstart script is working if someone can look it over https://gist.github.com/anonymous/459675ea6020335e099c
[19:53] <Henix_Aurorus> One moment
[19:54] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: /var/log/syslog
[19:54] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: not messages
[19:54] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[19:55] <mu> Can anyone help me change my GDM theme via console? I can't figure it out
[19:57] <l3d> boot is still 100% used how would I clean it ?
[19:57] <Henix_Aurorus> No lines that particularly stand out
[19:57] <auronandace> l3d: use synaptic to uninstall older kernels
[19:57] <Phys> mu: Did you already tried install GUI interface?
[19:57] <Henix_Aurorus> Besides of course this really long one
[19:58] <mu> Phys: I'm stuck at the command line
[19:58] <mu> I changed the GDM theme and am now unable to login, so I seek to rollback the last change I've made to see if that helps
[19:58] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Can you at least take a picture of it?
[19:58] <mu> Though I don't have a lot of faith in that approach
[19:58] <mudkip908> Or type it out
[19:58] <Gatorz> hmm
[19:58] <Henix_Aurorus> Yeeeeeep
[19:58] <Gatorz> I still need a bit of help with this DNS
[19:58] <Gatorz> not sure what the issue is
[19:59] <Henix_Aurorus> The problem is my lack of -utils
[19:59] <Gatorz> I have triied to figure out why all the names arent showing up but, still am nore sure why
[19:59] <Henix_Aurorus> I just noticed the error at the top of my screen
[19:59] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: And you're having a problem installing -utils?
[19:59] <mu> Basically when I try to login with any user/root, I go to enter my password and everything hangs. I can still move my mouse and access GDM panels (accessibility/power/etc) but I can't seem to login
[19:59] <mu> It's weird.
[20:00] <Phys> mu, could you remove the gdm. I suggest that you log in tti mode, pressing alt + f1, startx, and do whatever you like!
[20:00] <Henix_Aurorus> ...I am half considering throwing this tableet at the tall
[20:00] <Henix_Aurorus> Wall*
[20:00] <mu> Phys: Yeah I guess I'll try that
[20:00] <Henix_Aurorus> And yeah, it gives me dependency errors
[20:01] <Henix_Aurorus> Which I think is related to non-matching versions
[20:01] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: I'll be back in 20 minutes.
[20:01] <Henix_Aurorus> That's okay, that's about as long as it'll take for me to get somewhere
[20:01] <Phys> The easiest choice, mu!
[20:02] <Henix_Aurorus> Given my piece of junk computer
[20:02] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[20:02] <mu> WOW.
[20:02] <mu> Well.
[20:02] <zenpac> Anyone had luck with Webex on Ubuntu 64bit
[20:02] <mu> I disabled GDM and did as you said, only to be greated with a password prompt when using startx
[20:02] <mu> Something about the login keyring not getting unlocked
[20:03] <mu> AND SAME THING.
[20:03] <mu> Ahem, same thing happens. Everything hangs.
[20:03] <mu> Oh I guess I can cancel
[20:03] <Gatorz> hmm
[20:03] <Gatorz> I think the DNS might have an issue
[20:03] <mu> I have a sneaking suspicion that GDM isn't the problem
[20:03] <Gatorz> should I use BIND?
[20:03] <xdccFriend_[6743> ciao
[20:03] <Gatorz> this is weird
[20:03] <xdccFriend_[6743> !list
[20:04] <mu> How can I run something as root from the Dash shell?
[20:05] <thecodethinker> I really need some help with this... is anyone willing to help a poor baby penguin in need?
[20:05] <mu> Nevermind.
[20:06] <klync> I installed on 3 identical hosts ubuntu-12.04 from the same minimal kickstart and preseed files; one came up, the other two have "error: out of disk\n grub rescue>" prompt. any idea what might've gone wrong? I can't boot from a cd, but maybe I can manually tell grub how to boot from disk?
[20:07] <teresaejunior> Hi, everybody! Long time Debian user with no experience with Ubuntu here... Generally I install some pre-release of Debian with deboostrap. I wanted to install saucy with deboostrap, but there are no packages for saucy on http://packages.ubuntu.com/ yet. Where are the repositories for beta releases, please? Thanks!
[20:08] <theadmin> teresaejunior: Development versions support is in #ubuntu+1 , so please head over there.
[20:08] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: also google?
[20:08] <mu> Does GDM by any chance have a log file it writes to? Anyone?
[20:09] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[20:09] <theadmin> mu: I think it does put some stuff in /var/log. Have you tried other DMs? LightDM is pretty good, LXDM is bearable too.
[20:09] <teresaejunior> @theadmin thank you!
[20:09]  * klync checks bios boot manager settings
[20:09] <mu> Well I switched over to GNOME earlier today and would like a cohesive environment
[20:09] <theadmin> mu: That makes sense, I suppose
[20:09] <teresaejunior> @thecodethinker google didn't help...
[20:09] <mu> It actually seems like one GDM theme is causing issues
[20:10] <mu> But it doesn't make any sense
[20:10] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: I found it :P
[20:10] <Henix_Aurorus> WELL THERE'S YOUR PROBLEM
[20:10] <mu> Theme shouldn't affect the functionality of the display manager...
[20:10] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: what did you search for
[20:10] <mu> And yet, I use the default theme and can login fine. Use another, better looking theme, and no dice
[20:10] <mu> System hangs.
[20:10] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: ubuntu beta saucy repos
[20:10] <mu> I'll check /var
[20:10] <myersg> I am using Xubuntu and I just got this error: Playing error : Your GStreamer installation is missing a plug-in. at /usr/bin/../share/gmusicbrowser/gmusicbrowser_gstreamer-0.10.pm line 135.
[20:11] <Henix_Aurorus> I downloaded the i386 version of ndiswrapper-utils... and II'm running AMD64 Ubuntu.
[20:11] <mu> Err, this log structure
[20:11] <mu> am I to assume :0.log is the latest? Or what
[20:12] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[20:12] <mu> Guess so, according to ls.
[20:12] <theadmin> mu: :0 likely just refers to the X display it runs at
[20:12] <mu> yeah I suppose
[20:12] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: right thanks, very enough!
[20:12] <reisio> talking about xorg log?
[20:12] <mu> But I don't understand so many X displays
[20:12] <mu> I'm looking at GDM logs reisio
[20:12] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: very enough?
[20:12] <reisio> ah
[20:12] <mu> But they are not interesting, no errors that I can find
[20:12] <reisio> why? :p
[20:13] <theadmin> thecodethinker: Someone can't into English :D I think they mean "quite enough"
[20:13] <mu> reisio: Well it seems whenever I use a particular theme for GDM, my system "hangs" at login when I enter in my passwrod, though the mouse and GDM itself functions fine
[20:13] <reisio> theadmin: well put
[20:13] <mu> it just won't let me log in
[20:13] <thecodethinker> theadmin: oh okay... ima derp sometimes
[20:13] <reisio> mu: neat
[20:13] <mu> I switch to the default theme and am able to login fine.
[20:14] <reisio> mu: you could eliminate parts of the theme until it works to narrow down the problematic file/s
[20:14] <mu> It's troublesome since in order to switch back to the default theme, I have to disable GDM, use startx, and then run the GDM configuration program
[20:14] <Ben64> i have 12.04, and just upgraded tonight, bunch of packages, rebooted, and now my bluetooth adapter doesn't work. what can i do to try to fix it? I get this now in dmesg... "[   75.587151] Bluetooth: can't load firmware, may not work correctly"
[20:14] <mu> reisio: I suppose. I haven't looked at any of the theme files themselves though
[20:14] <reisio> mu: you should be able to CTRL+ALT+F2 and sudo service gdm restart or something
[20:14] <Gatorz> hello
[20:14] <Gatorz> so
[20:14] <Gatorz> is everyone busy?
[20:15] <mu> (fyi this is an Arch Linux system, but I'm asking in #ubuntu since GDM is more your guys' style)
[20:15] <reisio> Gatorz: nah
[20:15] <thecodethinker> My computer wakes up almost instantly after going to sleep. It usually works just fine (and always works fine when booted to windows.) Does anyone know a way to fix this? I have a thinkpad edge e531... if that helps
[20:15] <theadmin> mu: Uh. Arch is extremely different, so no, ask this in their channel. Especially considering X configs.
[20:15] <mu> Yeah I can get to a tty reisio and I suppose I could try restarting
[20:15] <Myrtti> mu: fyi GDM hasn't been used with Ubuntu by default for some time. So please ask in their channel
[20:15] <reisio> mu: for arch it might be /etc/init.d/ or systemctl or something
[20:15] <mu> Uh
[20:15] <reisio> thecodethinker: are you touching the trackpad?
[20:15] <mu> I'm aware of the differences
[20:16] <thecodethinker> reisio: nope. I'm closing the lid
[20:16] <mu> Mostly I was in here to ask about GDM itself, on how to change the theme from console
[20:16] <reisio> thecodethinker: clean off the trackpad with a damp cloth or paper towel
[20:16] <theadmin> mu: I think you can "vi /etc/gdm.conf" or whatever the file is
[20:16] <theadmin> mu: And edit the theme line there
[20:16] <theadmin> mu: I haven't used GDM much so can't tell
[20:16] <mu> If there is a theme line there it is quite obscured :P
[20:16] <mu> GDM isn't default on Ubuntu?
[20:16] <theadmin> mu: Nope, Ubuntu uses LightDM
[20:16] <Myrtti> mu: nope, lightdm is
[20:16] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: try having a look at /var/log/pm-* for the sleep issue... if some script on /etc/pm/sleep.d or /usr/lib/pm/sleep.d fails, your machine will fail to sleep.
[20:17] <mu> Oh boy. My bad then.
[20:17] <thecodethinker> reisio: it's not that :( it works when i boot to windows...
[20:17] <reisio> thecodethinker: if you say so
[20:18] <Henix_Aurorus> So now I have a new rpoblem
[20:18] <thecodethinker> reisio: it's not allowed to wake my computer up anyway... so says /proc/acpi/wakeup
[20:18] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: I'm back. Tell me all about it
[20:19] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: i'll take a look
[20:19] <mudkip908> I saw you were using the wrong version of -utils
[20:19] <mudkip908> What's your new problem?
[20:19] <Henix_Aurorus> how do I uninstall packages??
[20:19] <_droid> hi people, i just have installed eclipse along with the ruby and radrails plugin for it. but when i want to start a new radrails project, eclipse asks me to install some gems and that it needs my root password. So I entered it. But then it tells me that it is wrong and I should try again. Any ideas
[20:19] <theadmin> Henix_Aurorus: apt-get remove or dpkg -P
[20:20] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: it says Failed to connect to wpa_supplicant
[20:20] <thecodethinker> not sure what wpa_supplicant is tho
[20:20] <theadmin> _droid: Ubuntu doesn't have a root account, that may be the problem
[20:20] <theadmin> _droid: Make it use sudo, if possible, or if not, install them yourself
[20:20] <theadmin> _droid: Those gems, that is
[20:20] <_droid> theadmin: well the sudo password
[20:20] <theadmin> _droid: Right. But it might be trying to use direct root access ("su") instead of sudo
[20:20] <theadmin> _droid: Which will fail on Ubuntu
[20:21] <BluesKaj> !wpa_supplicant
[20:21] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: can you paste the log at paste.ubuntu.com?
[20:21] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: btw, i remember my irish teacher saying "very enough", not "quite enough" :)
[20:21] <BluesKaj> !info wpa_supplicant
[20:22] <Gatorz> can someone PM me about help with my server
[20:22] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: :) okay
[20:22] <thecodethinker> BluesKaj: if it doesn't exist... then why did suspend work for the past week
[20:22] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: do you want the whole thing or just the Failed lines?
[20:23] <_droid> theadmin: one sec, when trying to install them via the terminal I get the following output http://pastebin.com/kD6VMsg6
[20:23] <BluesKaj> thecodethinker, it does exist , you may need to install it from a third party repos
[20:23] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: better the whole thing, unless it's too big
[20:23] <theadmin> _droid: Err... Are you using "sudo gem install"?
[20:24] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Does it work now?
[20:24] <_droid> theadmin: yes, sudo gem install mongrel
[20:24] <Henix_Aurorus> Sort of
[20:24] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Define "sort of"
[20:24] <theadmin> _droid: Bweh. Well, I'm not overly familiar with Ruby, so that's where my help would end. Maybe the gem is bad?
[20:24] <thecodethinker> BluesKaj: but suspend worked for a while now
[20:25] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: the log file made ubuntu paste mad :(
[20:25] <Henix_Aurorus> Proper version of -utils is installed, but modprobe still isn't ácknowledging ndiswrapper
[20:26] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Any interesting lines in /var/log/syslog after modprobing ndiswrapper?
[20:26] <AmnesiaV> Are there known problem with install Wine on 64bit Raring? I am getting some kind of multi-arch bug
[20:26] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: it can be the last hundred of lines, or use pastebin.com
[20:26] <Henix_Aurorus> Give me a moment
[20:27] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930361/
[20:27] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: ok
[20:29] <Henix_Aurorus> Npthing
[20:29] <Henix_Aurorus> Nothinf*
[20:29] <Henix_Aurorus> ...
[20:30] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: What do you get when you type in "ip addr"?
[20:30] <AmnesiaV> How do I fix this please? cannot install wine on raring 64 due to some kind of multi-arch probem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930368/
[20:30] <Henix_Aurorus> I'd like to get off this tablet as soon as possible
[20:30] <Henix_Aurorus> -_-
[20:30] <Henix_Aurorus> Uh
[20:31] <Henix_Aurorus> A bunch of 0's, colons, and various orher stuff
[20:31] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, Running in a root terminal is a bad habit, use sudo.
[20:31] <wilee-nilee> ubuntu is not set to run that way
[20:31] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee: it's sudo -i, calm down :-)
[20:31] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: see anything helpful?
[20:32] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, Still a bad idea.
[20:32] <wilee-nilee> !attitude | AmnesiaV
[20:32] <wilee-nilee> This is not debian
[20:32] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee: I'll take that under advisement, thank you. Do you have any idea about the wine issue, however?
[20:33] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: not yet...
[20:34] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: did the last one from the log fail?
[20:35] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Enter this and tell me the output: ip addr | egrep "\b[0-9]*\:\ .*\:" -o
[20:35] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: the last suspend? yes
[20:35] <Ben64> AmnesiaV: we can't support PPAs here, but look at the error it gave you
[20:35] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: I'll clear out the log and try suspending again
[20:35] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: not needed, i'm ok
[20:36] <Henix_Aurorus> Nothing
[20:36] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: oh, okay
[20:36] <SuperLag> wilee-nilee: thank you for telling me about zsync. That rocks.
[20:36] <AmnesiaV> Ben64: i have the same problem  using 1.4 from the main repo: do you need to see new pastebin?
[20:36] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: not even "lo"?
[20:36] <Henix_Aurorus> Nope
[20:36] <Guest73397> new genius
[20:36] <wilee-nilee> SuperLag, It is the bomb ;)
[20:37] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: i'm sorry, but it could help a bit, can you do it?
[20:37] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: try "iwconfig"
[20:37] <Guest73397> i want to set up QQ messenger who can help me
[20:37] <Ben64> AmnesiaV: you've only posted one pastebin
[20:38] <Henix_Aurorus> lo no wireless extensions
[20:38] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: yeah no problem
[20:38] <auronandace> Guest73397: why not just use empathy or pidgin, they both support qq
[20:38] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Does it detect any card WITH wireless extensions?
[20:39] <Henix_Aurorus> No
[20:39] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Does your card still appear in the list when you type "ndiswrapper -l"?
[20:39] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: give me just a second
[20:39] <Henix_Aurorus> Yex
[20:39] <Henix_Aurorus> Yes*
[20:40] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee, Ben64 same error using main repo, ppa removed - can see it's using wine 1.4 now: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930409/
[20:40] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: ok
[20:40] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Look if there's anything related to ndiswrapper in dmesg.
[20:40] <Ben64> AmnesiaV: you should still look at the error it gives you
[20:40] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: http://sprunge.us/DaUC
[20:41] <AmnesiaV> Ben64: I see it, as I said, it's a problem with apt changes and multiarch I think. t's trying to use the i386 one. There's a bug report for it but i don't understand it
[20:41] <Henix_Aurorus> I did just find something interesting
[20:41] <Ben64> AmnesiaV: E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[20:41] <Henix_Aurorus> Lp: driver loaded but no devices found
[20:41] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: is that better?
[20:42] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: yes, the scripts spit a few errors, but none of them really seems to fail...
[20:42] <Henix_Aurorus> Don't know if that's related but I felt I'd mention it
[20:42] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Maybe reboot? I really don't know at this point.
[20:43] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: the computer goes to sleep. but then instantly wakes up
[20:43] <Henix_Aurorus> The weird thing is I already ebooted
[20:43] <AmnesiaV> Ben64: I don't though: the break is becuase it's confused over mulltiarch. If i do "dpkg --get-selections | grep hold" it's all OK, and I can install other packages
[20:43] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: yes, after 5 seconds, it seems...
[20:44] <Ben64> AmnesiaV: its not because of multiarch
[20:44] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: really? it seems instant from here
[20:44] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: has nothing to do with wpa_supplicant, actually...
[20:44] <Henix_Aurorus> Okay, I'm going to try something
[20:44] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: does it say what's waking it up?
[20:44] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: What are you gonna try?
[20:45] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: no, see from Tue Jul 30 16:38:50 EDT 2013: performing suspend
[20:45] <Henix_Aurorus> What was the command to uninstall a package again?
[20:45] <AmnesiaV> Ben64: OK, I'll accept that if you say it. But I'm sure I have no broken packages and I can install or deinstall other stuff fine. However there is a bug report for this package (wine) and I don't understand it
[20:45] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: apt-get remove <package>
[20:46] <Ben64> AmnesiaV: the most likely problem is you have too many PPAs or something else that is messing with wine's dependencies
[20:46] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: well that's just dandy
[20:46] <AmnesiaV> Ben64: All I have is google chrome and medibuntu
[20:47] <Ben64> might be medibuntu
[20:47] <wilee-nilee> medibunutu is not supported anymore
[20:47] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: the problem doesn't seem to be with pm-utils, you could try some other kernel to see if it works...
[20:48] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: okay hold on a second. I'll boot to an older kernal
[20:51] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: it seems to work on this kernel
[20:51] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: I guess it's a bug with the newest kernel?
[20:51] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: probably, which version?
[20:52] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: this is 3.8.0-19 and the newer one i think is 3.8.0-27
[20:52] <SuperLag> wilee-nilee: odd, though... this is what I see after a zsync. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5930457/
[20:52] <El_Naciente> hi
[20:52] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: RUN THIS COMMAND: "sudo depmod -a"
[20:52] <El_Naciente> (o.o)/
[20:52] <El_Naciente> womens?
[20:53] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: good it works now, upgrading the kernel is not always that fun...
[20:53] <El_Naciente> alguien me entiende?
[20:53] <bastidrazor> El_Naciente: #ubuntu-ops --full of the womens
[20:53] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: it worked with that kernel last night though... eh... thanks
[20:53] <thecodethinker> well i'm off then
[20:53] <thecodethinker> teresaejunior: Thanks again :D
[20:53] <El_Naciente> bastidrazor thanks
[20:53] <wilee-nilee> SuperLag, Not sure, I never use those commands I just run the zsync, there is always the old.
[20:54] <bastidrazor> El_Naciente: anytime brother
[20:54] <teresaejunior> thecodethinker: you're welcome :) bye!
[20:54] <s_spiff> any otpions to recover my old handle on the forums if I've forgotten what email add it was associated with?
[20:54] <El_Naciente> bastidrazor no te entiendo del todo
[20:54] <wilee-nilee> SuperLag, I'm n ot a IT person so use just a smidgen of commands and really know no code in general.
[20:54] <bastidrazor> El_Naciente: scuppa doopa flippo juan pablo
[20:55] <exalt> hey can anybody explaint why $exec uname closes my term ?
[20:55] <Wardlee> Hi someaone can help me?
[20:55] <Henix_Aurorus> command running
[20:55] <exalt> Wardlee: whats your problem ?
[20:55] <wilee-nilee> Wardlee, If you state the issue maybe. ;)
[20:55] <theadmin> exalt: "exec" terminates the shell and replaces it with the command.
[20:55] <exalt> theadmin: thanx
[20:56] <Wardlee> I'm trying to install elementary os in a modest machine but i cant :o´
[20:56] <MonkeyDust> Wardlee  not supported here
[20:56] <s_spiff> anyone tried recovering their old user handle in the ubuntu forums?
[20:56] <Wardlee> Why?
[20:56] <bazhang> s_spiff, try #ubuntuforums not here
[20:56] <s_spiff> oh great
[20:56] <Henix_Aurorus> Sorry for being silent for q moment, put the tablet down to help keep myself from going isnsane due to androirc's slowness\
[20:56] <s_spiff> thanks
[20:57] <El_Naciente> bastidrazor speak english?
[20:57] <MonkeyDust> Wardlee  type /join #elementary, some 70 people there
[20:57] <Henix_Aurorus> Also, command has been run
[20:57] <bastidrazor> El_Naciente: yes
[20:57] <Waka_Flocka> i run lubuntu on a extended partition how can i delete windows without reinstalling?
[20:57] <wilee-nilee> s_spiff, Might be a thread to follow, this is not really the place try #ubuntuforums. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2164131&s=2fab9559915b72dbf48334973262e66a
[20:57] <Wardlee> MonkeyDust i already be in #elementary, they sent me to here
[20:58] <s_spiff> wilee-nilee: checking it out. posted on ubuntuforums
[20:58] <s_spiff> lets see
[20:58] <MonkeyDust> Wardlee  then thay gave wrong advice, as it is not supported here
[20:58] <MonkeyDust> they*
[20:58] <NvrBst> Hello. Is there a SUID (similar to SGID/g+s) in the respect that new files created will retain the parents user ownership? I tried u+s but it doesn't retain ownserhip like g+s.
[20:58] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: modprobe ndiswrapper again.
[20:59] <wilee-nilee> s_spiff, Cool, it has to be frustrating, I retired from helping there way to much drama. ;)
[20:59] <Wardlee> But can i say whats is my problem please? I recently moved to ubuntu and i loved it
[20:59] <Henix_Aurorus> Still not found
[20:59] <Henix_Aurorus> :|
[20:59] <s_spiff> wilee-nilee: yeah... been extremely frustrating.
[21:00] <MonkeyDust> Wardlee  we can give advice on ubuntu, but not on elementary os
[21:00] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Any new interesting lines in /var/log/syslog or dmesg?
[21:00] <lasers> Wardlee: You wandered into Accord dealership loaded with questions about Honda vehicles. It's not quite same.
[21:00] <Wardlee> But they sent me to here because they said that maybe its a problem with ubuntu, because i cant even install elementary
[21:01] <Wardlee> I dont understand lasers sorry
[21:01] <willybilly0101> how was ubuntu forum hacked?
[21:01] <Henix_Aurorus> Nope
[21:01] <MonkeyDust> Wardlee  where does ubuntu come in your question? it's either ubuntu OR elementary os
[21:02] <Wardlee> Can  i explain whats is my problem please?
[21:02] <esing> I always boot into grub cli, how do I make it boot automatically
[21:02] <MonkeyDust> Wardlee  to no avail if it's a problem with elementary os
[21:03] <wilee-nilee> Wardlee, Thers is #elementary
[21:03] <wilee-nilee> There*
[21:03] <Wardlee> But they said (on #elementary) that i can ask her because maybe its a problem with ubuntu because i have ubuntu installed
[21:03] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: do lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[21:03] <salah> Where to begin if your display supports 2560x1440 and Ubuntu detects 2048x1152?
[21:03] <bazhang> Wardlee, you want help with elementary OS installation, correct?
[21:03] <joshu> to change the language of the OS from the command line is this the only file to change /etc/default/locale
[21:03] <wilee-nilee> esing, Have you modified grub?
[21:03] <Wardlee> Yes bazhang
[21:04] <Henix_Aurorus> Nothing
[21:04] <bazhang> Wardlee, it's NOT supported here. stop asking
[21:04] <Wardlee> But you can be nice and at least read my problem, they said that here i can receive help
[21:05] <wilee-nilee> bazinga
[21:05] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee: Ben65_ i know what it is now. it's wine and steam not liking each other - they're fighting over a font package.
[21:05] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, Cool, wine is frustrating I just dual boot.
[21:06] <wilee-nilee> for word only really
[21:06] <esing> wilee-nilee, I did run boot-repair and I run  grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg and grub-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/grub/grub.cfg
[21:06] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee: I don't own windows, can't dual boot :P
[21:07] <wilee-nilee> esing, Ah, uefi, always mention that off the top. here is a UF thread that is helpful and really the forum is your best help on uefi. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147295
[21:07] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: do modinfo ndiswrapper
[21:08] <mudkip908> It should print a whoule bunch of stuff
[21:08] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, Are you a student per-chance?
[21:08] <Henix_Aurorus> Coould not find
[21:08] <esing> wilee-nilee, Thanks for the link
[21:08] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Install ndiswrapper-source, ndiswrapper-dkms and ndiswrapper-common
[21:08] <wilee-nilee> esing, No prob. ;)
[21:09] <xaegis> Please excuse me. I have installed Ubuntu 13.04 on a lenovo ideapad y510p the latest kenel update has broken my video i dont get a plymouth login screen. How do I begin to diagnose this?
[21:09] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, I'm not a windows pusher I use open source 99% of the time but there are excellent prices for students is all.
[21:09] <Henix_Aurorus> -common's already installed, the other two I'll need to switch back to windows for
[21:10] <kostkon> xaegis, it could be this brightness problem here? https://01.org/linuxgraphics/node/143
[21:10] <auronandace> xaegis: plymouth is the splash before the login screen, lightdm is the login screen
[21:10] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee: Understood, thank you for information.
[21:11] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: you don't have ethernet available?
[21:11] <thesisb> Why does apt-get install nginx install only version 1.1.19?
[21:11] <thesisb> when 1.4.* is out
[21:11] <Henix_Aurorus> Not  for ubuntu
[21:11] <auronandace> !latest | thesisb
[21:12] <reisio> heh
[21:12] <xaegis> thank you kostkon I am reading it now.
[21:12] <kostkon> xaegis, :)
[21:12] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Why not?
[21:12] <Henix_Aurorus> No wired access, so I have to switch back over to windoss if I need to download something AATM
[21:13] <mudkip908> Ah
[21:13] <MarcM> Hey guys, I downloaded something using the terminal, and now a box appears and it has the End-User Licenses Agreement on it. It has <OK> at the bottom of this purple box, but I've got no where to type, and I can't click the "<OK>"
[21:13] <esing> Should I delete Windows Boot Manager from efiboomgr?
[21:13] <cgtdk> MarcM: trying using your cursor keys
[21:14] <trism> MarcM: tab
[21:14] <reisio> MarcM: enter/space bar?
[21:14] <wilee-nilee> MarcM, What is something?
[21:14] <theadmin> MarcM: Hit Tab.
[21:14] <theadmin> MarcM: And then Enter
[21:14] <reisio> nvidia drivers? :p
[21:14] <wilee-nilee> ms-core-fonts?
[21:14] <reisio> COFEE? :p
[21:14] <smgordon> wth did i drop into?
[21:14] <reisio> smgordon: Europe
[21:15] <MarcM> alright cursor keys work. sorry for the dumb question haha. and the something I downloaded is screenrecording software
[21:15] <cgtdk> Up, left, down, down, down!
[21:15] <AmnesiaV> wilee-nilee: By the way, I just looked at windows pricing. The version they sell is the upgrade version that needs a computer with windows already on it. A compute without window would need the OEM verison, which sold by PC builders only. I suppose you could order it online though, but not from microsoft.
[21:16] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought a new laptop and would like to have my old computer duplicated on the new one. Does anybody know which folder should I make a backup? I am using the default ubuntu backup program
[21:16] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, You can do a double install and get past the upgrade, but you did not here it from me, the second install is not format. ;)
[21:16] <reisio> MarcM: why not use what's in Ubuntu's repos
[21:17] <joshu> cross posting my question to ubuntu-server
[21:17] <MarcM> reisio: you mean whats in the software center?
[21:17] <MonkeyDust> MarcM  yes, the software center looks into the repos, so to say
[21:18] <wilee-nilee> AmnesiaV, I think the W8 upgrade download though from MS needs a OS seen to get it, you can get W8.1 for free right now activated.
[21:18] <reisio> MarcM: yes
[21:18] <Galgorth> I'm running Ubuntu 12.04.2 in Virtualbox and can't make my resolution higher than 1024*768, how do I fix this?
[21:18] <reisio> Galgorth: install guest additions
[21:18] <Galgorth> reisio: Cool, how/where do I do that?
[21:18] <theadmin> Galgorth: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-dkms
[21:19] <Galgorth> theadmin: Thanks
[21:19] <MarcM> Ah, well the ones that I saw there didnt have too good of reviews. I was just going to try different ones.
[21:19] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Do you have ndiswrapper-dkms installed? That's another one you should have. I forgot to mention it.
[21:19] <choct155> I have just installed Ubuntu 13.04 on a new laptop (dual-booting with Windows 8).  The signal strength is great on the Windows side, but dismal on the Linux side.  Is there a remedy out there I have not yet tried?  I have attempted:  1. Disabling power management for my network adapter, 2. modifying the Avahi daemon via /etc/nsswitch.conf, 3. modifying ath9k.conf with the 'nohwcrypt = 1' option, 4. deactivating IPv6, 5. upgrading th
[21:19] <choct155> e ubuntu kernel to 3.9.0-030900-generic.  Computer = ASUS Q550LF, Adapter = Atheros AR9485.  If there is a better place to ask, that would be useful as well.  Thanks
[21:19] <reisio> choct155: you get that bug earlier?
[21:21] <wilee-nilee> choct155, Small applause for getting installed in a uefi setup. ;)
[21:21] <frib> Hi, is it possible to make a persistent ubuntu 12 on my 4gb flash drive?
[21:22] <wilee-nilee> frib, Yes most loaders offer that option.
[21:22] <IdleOne> !usb | frib see the second link
[21:23] <Henix_Aurorus> mudkip908: where am I supposed to find -source and -dkms?
[21:23] <wilee-nilee> Henix_Aurorus, What is the host?
[21:24] <mwic> I have an rsync command that seems to hang every time, after syncing approximately 12MB of files
[21:24] <reisio> mwic: are you using -v ?
[21:24] <Henix_Aurorus> I'm looking at the ubuntu archive currently
[21:24] <mwic> I used -avz and -avW
[21:24] <mwic> although I admit those options are just out of habit and I don't recall what they do
[21:24] <reisio> mwic: okay, so what's going on around the time it starts hanging?
[21:24] <mwic> ;)
[21:25] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: What version of ubuntu are you using?
[21:25] <mwic> the rsync output just stops at
[21:25] <mwic> fileadmin/rebate/rebates.tar.gz
[21:25] <mwic> Which is 12MB and is not growing
[21:25] <Henix_Aurorus> Uh
[21:25] <mwic> Its full size is 340MB
[21:26] <mwic> nothing else going on at the box; I'm the only one in it
[21:26] <reisio> mwic: and how long have you waited?
[21:26] <Henix_Aurorus> Latest version is all I can tell you
[21:26] <mudkip908> 13.04?
[21:26] <mwic> a several minutes
[21:26] <reisio> mwic: and you're copying from what to what?
[21:26] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought a new laptop and would like to have my old computer duplicated on the new one. Does anybody know which folder should I make a backup? I am using the default ubuntu backup program
[21:26] <mwic> from the old web server to the new one reisio
[21:26] <wilee-nilee> Henix_Aurorus, Be sure to use nicks you can tab complete them. ;)
[21:27] <mudkip908> wilee-nilee: he's on a tablet
[21:27] <MonkeyDust> mwic  what the output of    cat /etc/issue ?
[21:27] <blazemore> mojtaba: If you back up your entire /home/<username> folder you will be backing up all your personal application settings
[21:27] <wilee-nilee> ah still possible
[21:27] <mwic> Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS \n \l
[21:27] <wilee-nilee> if you can type you can use a nick
[21:27] <dak0> blazemore, even the app and Ubuntu settings?
[21:27] <mojtaba> blazemore: Is there any other directory which I should care about it?
[21:27] <MonkeyDust> mwic  and on the other side?
[21:28] <mwic> Centos 5.5
[21:28] <reisio> mwic: over what, LAN?
[21:28] <mojtaba> dak0: Is there any other directory which I should take care about it?
[21:28] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: Download packages.ubuntu.com/raring/ndiswrapper-dkms and packages.ubuntu.com/raring/ndiswrapper-source
[21:28] <mwic> reisio, no this is over internet
[21:28] <dak0> mojtaba: I wonder that too
[21:28] <mwic> The same rsync worked okay from another box (Fedora 18) last week
[21:29] <reisio> mwic: what makes you think uploading 300MB will take less than a few minutes?
[21:29] <mwic> reisio, I can watch the file grow from 0KB to 12MB
[21:29] <mwic> Then it stops growing
[21:29] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: installed them and run "sudo depmod -a" and then "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper"
[21:29] <mwic> so it appears that it hung; also it was hanging regardless of file before
[21:29] <reisio> mwic: just rsync or rsync + ssh?
[21:29] <blazemore> mojtaba: Not really, everything else is system files which might need to be different on the new machine
[21:29] <mwic> just rsync ..
[21:29] <blazemore> mojtaba: Just make a note of which applications you have installed
[21:29] <mwic> reisio,
[21:29] <mudkip908> Henix_Aurorus: It's getting kinda late here, so I'll be back tomorrow
[21:30] <mudkip908> goodnight.
[21:30] <mojtaba> blazemore: I have installed xampp and xbmc for example
[21:30] <mwic> guess I'll try rsync -avW -e ssh  ...
[21:30] <Henix879> TABLET
[21:30] <mojtaba> blazemore: beside other applications like Matlab and VMware
[21:30] <reisio> mwic: so just this one remote server? Or local? or?
[21:30] <Henix879> FUCK OFF
[21:30] <blazemore> OK mojtaba, your personal xbmc settings are stored in /home/<username>/.xbmc or something similar
[21:30] <BillyZane> umm
[21:31] <mojtaba> blazemore: which are not part of ubuntu.
[21:31] <BillyZane> Henix879, please refrain from using profanity
[21:31] <mwic> reisio, I'm just rsyncing one remote server to a "local" one
[21:31] <blazemore> mojtaba: So as long as you back up your /home/<username> directory, then you can copy your personal settings back after you reinstall xbmc etc
[21:31] <Henix879> oi -_-
[21:31] <mwic> "local" because I'm actually shelled into a machine inside a VPN
[21:31] <Henix879> Sorry, I tend to get very irritable when something other than this useless piece of junk gets stupidly slow
[21:32] <Henix879> anyway, could anyone repost what mudkip908 linked earlier?
[21:32] <mobile_> anyone ever get a reason 6 wifi issue before
[21:32] <mojtaba> blazemore: What about the /var directory? as I have installed xampp for example.
[21:32] <mojtaba> blazemore: Is there any documentation which explicitly says which directories are important for which users?
[21:32] <mwic> rsync with -e ssh seems to have hung at 9.3 MB
[21:33] <Henix879> ...I guess that's a no.
[21:33] <reisio> mojtaba: you could just back it _all_ up
[21:33] <mojtaba> reisio: Is it necessary?
[21:33] <Henix879> Great, now I have to track it down myself. ¬_¬
[21:33] <reisio> mwic: what about scp for that file
[21:34] <reisio> mojtaba: nope, but you'd have fewer questions to ask
[21:34] <mojtaba> reisio: I do not want to restore my system completely.
[21:34] <BillyZane> does anyone here know how to use qemu?
[21:34] <choct155> reisio:  I missed the bug.  What are you referring to?
[21:34] <reisio> mojtaba: that's irrelevant
[21:34] <mojtaba> reisio: I though the room is for asking questions.
[21:34] <choct155> wilee-nilee:  it wasn't easy!
[21:34] <mwic> reisio, it's only freezing on *this* file because that's what it's currently on. If I skip/remove that file, it freezes on a different one
[21:34] <Henix879> Actually, are the logs publicly available?
[21:34] <reisio> mojtaba: having a backup of your entire system doesn't require you to restore it all
[21:34] <reisio> Henix879: yes
[21:35] <MonkeyDust> BillyZane  type /join #qemu, over 100 people there
[21:35] <mojtaba> reisio: I am using ubuntu's default backup system and it gives me many files with .gpg files.
[21:35] <reisio> choct155: http://is.gd/uhicix
[21:35] <Henix879> !logs
[21:35] <Henix879> ...nope.
[21:35] <mobile_> how about reconnecting sshfs after hibernate? any ideas. im using cron to start the mount
[21:36] <reisio> more people in #kvm
[21:36] <Henix879> owait
[21:36] <dak0> reisio: mojtaba: isn't it possible to backup the whole OS?
[21:36] <choct155> reisio:  thank you sir!  i will check it out
[21:36] <Ben64> i have 12.04, and just upgraded tonight, bunch of packages, rebooted, and now my bluetooth adapter doesn't work. what can i do to try to fix it? I tried loading the previous kernel version, tried installing a newer kernel, nothing seems to work.
[21:36] <reisio> mobile_: /etc/pm
[21:36] <BillyZane> MonkeyDust, i've been lurking in there for over a week, no one talks in that channel or responds. it's inappropriate to ask in here but i don't know where else to go
[21:36] <mojtaba> dak0: I do not want to bakcup the whole OS.
[21:36] <reisio> dak0: yup
[21:36] <reisio> Ben64: try taking it out and putting it back in? Or another port?
[21:36] <mwic> okay reisio it might be proceeding now .. but it's *very* slow ... first 9MB came over in about 10 sec; the next 1MB has taken 3 minutes
[21:36] <mobile_> for?
[21:36] <reisio> mwic: right, ssh isn't as good at transferring
[21:36] <dak0> mojtaba: if you have exteral hard drive it's not a big deal or you want clean install on the new machine
[21:37] <BillyZane> MonkeyDust, i have a very basic question. i just want to boot one of my partitions
[21:37] <reisio> mwic: but it could mean it isn't a hardware issue :)
[21:37] <Ben64> reisio: yeah thats been tried
[21:37] <reisio> mobile_: ...for what you asked for?
[21:37] <mojtaba> dak0: I want a clean installation. and just restore all my settings.
[21:38] <mobile_> ye but twhat do i do with /etc/pm
[21:38] <reisio> mobile_: look inside it
[21:39] <MonkeyDust> BillyZane  ask your question here in the channel and in one line
[21:39] <mwic> I wonder if I just let this run overnight I'll be happy in the morning
[21:39] <abaddon> Hello fellow Ubuntu users, I would like to know how to edit a file through an automated script where in I run the script it adds an entry to the repository list then removes the entry once my script has run.
[21:40] <kristopolous> cp the file
[21:40] <kristopolous> cat >> to the end of it
[21:40] <kristopolous> then cp the file back
[21:41] <reisio> abaddon: sed -i 's/foo/bar/g' baz && qux && sed -i 's/bar/foo/g' baz
[21:41] <kristopolous> I've got a much crazier question ... my dhclient keeps blowing away resolv.conf and replacing it with <IP_ADDRESS>
[21:41] <kristopolous> and I don't know where or what is doing thta
[21:41] <reisio> abaddon: or if the file isn't that dynamic, you could just cp file orig.file && mv modified.file file && foo, etc.
[21:42] <kristopolous> I've tried the goog, the man pages
[21:42] <kristopolous> everything I could find
[21:42] <kristopolous> isn't there like some modern evented sys-v style thing going on
[21:42] <kristopolous> and dhclient sends out some type of event
[21:42] <kristopolous> that something can listen to
[21:42] <kristopolous> and blow the file away?
[21:43] <Galgorth> I installed guest additions in ubuntu 12.04 with Virtualbox but it still thinks I'm using a laptop monitor or something. The only two available resolutions are 1024x768 and 800x600. How can I enable higher resolutions?
[21:43] <th0r> kristopolous, it is being caused by dhcp. In Network Mangler, if I recall, there is an option to just fetch the IP address, as opposed to the dns and such.
[21:43] <wilee-nilee> !enter | kristopolous don't swamp the channel
[21:43] <reisio> Galgorth: http://wvarner.blogspot.com/2008/05/installing-virtualbox-guest-additions.html
[21:44] <abaddon> reisio, so if i wanted to add the entry it'd be sed -i "/etc/repository" deb http://blahblah then... wuuuuuut??
[21:44] <th0r> kristopolous, I think the conf file setting you want is in /etc/dhcp, or /etc/dhcp3
[21:44] <kristopolous> I'm not using NetworkManager
[21:44] <reisio> abaddon: depends on what you're doing :)
[21:44] <BillyZane> MonkeyDust, ok
[21:44] <Henix879> >channel's logged
[21:45] <th0r> kristopolous, in /etc/dhcp/dhcp.conf there is a 'request' line....that includes 'domain-name-servers'
[21:45] <Henix879> >logs are behind by a bare minimum of 20 minutes
[21:45] <Henix879> gee that's helpful >.>
[21:45] <Henix879> what, are they updated every hour or something?
[21:46] <wilee-nilee> Henix879, scroll up.
[21:46] <mwic> hm, I don't know if this is what's slowing rsync down reisio but syslog has
[21:46] <mwic>  dbus-protocol.c: Too many objects for client ':1.86', client request failed.
[21:46] <mwic> plus "Invalid query packet" and "last message repeated 7 times.. .
[21:46] <Henix879> what I'm looking for isn't in my logs because AndroIRC was being a pain and I don't have logging enabled for it
[21:46] <BillyZane> I have, on this hard drive, 3 partitions: NTFS, and 2 ext4. the NTFS partition has windows 7 and the ext4 partitions have my / and /home drive (Ubuntu 13.04). I'd like to use qemu to boot my windows 7 drive from Ubuntu. I don't know how to use qemu, I tried the following command: qemu-system-x86_64 -boot c -vga std -soundhw all -m 4098   ... I got an error msg: "no bootable device."
[21:46] <kristopolous> right, it's in there ... this isn't a matter of me not getting domain name servers, it's a matter of me getting <IP_ADDRESS> as the domain name server each time
[21:47] <bazhang> !1984 | Henix879
[21:47] <reisio> BillyZane: what's the output of this?: egrep 'svm|vmx' /proc/cpuinfo
[21:47] <wilee-nilee> Henix879, Contrary to your parents treatment of you thew world does not revolve around a single individual outside their own reality. :)
[21:47] <Henix879> I'm looking at the logs and the problem is they're behind enough that what I'm looking for isn't there
[21:47] <Henix879> ...
[21:48] <reisio> Henix879: what good is saying that
[21:48] <reisio> Henix879: what're you looking for
[21:48] <kristopolous> Also, it's worth noting that this is independent of the network I connect to. This has been happening for a few days and persists over probably 8-12 networks so far
[21:48] <abaddon> reisio, OK, Let me restart. I want to edit the file in /etc/repository and add the line deb http://blah. This must be done through a script. The script adds a few repos and updates the list then installs a lot of programs. The repo, SpaceFM, I want to add doesnt have a correct way to just add-apt-repo. So the repo file should be edited with the given repo
[21:48] <bazhang> Henix879, its just a few minutes, please relax
[21:48] <BillyZane> reisio, http://pastebin.com/jwCp9Rpf
[21:48] <th0r> kristopolous, all dhcp networks?
[21:48] <abaddon> #! paste
[21:49] <mwic> every time: goes really fast up to 13MB then slows down to 1MB/hr or so
[21:49] <abaddon> #! ubuntu
[21:49] <Henix879> I'm looking for the links for two versions of ndiswrapper mudkip908 linked earlier, once of which was -source and the other I managed to forget
[21:49] <kristopolous> yes, all of them ... I have this fear that maybe some file got removed instead of edited
[21:49] <wilee-nilee> abaddon, What are you looking for?
[21:49] <BillyZane> reisio, i did not find an svm highlight, but vmx was highlighted
[21:49] <Henix879> shortly after he linked those AndroIRC pretty much exploded and I was forced to switch to my computer to keep my sanity
[21:49] <abaddon> trying to get the paste link for ubu
[21:49] <wilee-nilee> !pastebin
[21:49] <abaddon> wilee-nilee,  trying to get the paste link for ubu
[21:49] <Henix879> and unfortunately he left just before HexChat opened
[21:50] <blazemore> Henix879: Download packages.ubuntu.com/raring/ndiswrapper-dkms and packages.ubuntu.com/raring/ndiswrapper-source
[21:50] <bazhang> Henix879, -utils
[21:50] <Henix879> yes that
[21:50] <Henix879> thank you
[21:50] <th0r> kristopolous, then it is most likely the dhcp client config on your computer. If you read that conf file there are a couple of options that could be the culprit.
[21:50] <blazemore> No problem
[21:50] <abaddon> wilee-nilee,  so i can show reisio my script so he can see what i'm trying to do
[21:50] <bazhang> welcome
[21:50] <wilee-nilee> !pastebin | abaddon
[21:50] <kristopolous> sure, but the configuration files mtime match the installdate of this box, which is like 8 months ago
[21:51] <abaddon> wilee-nilee,  thax
[21:51] <mwic> reisio,  even more interesting: scp *also* slows down/stalls after 13MB transferred
[21:51] <reisio> BillyZane: then you should use kvm (or "qemu-kvm" or "kvm-qemu") instead of just qemu
[21:51] <reisio> BillyZane: unless Ubuntu is calling kvm just 'qemu' now
[21:51] <reisio> I don't keep track
[21:51] <BillyZane> reisio: oh, thank you! i'll do a search for qemu and see if there is a qemu-kvm
[21:51] <wilee-nilee> I repeat myself when under stress, I repeat myself when under stress, I repeat myself when under stress,
[21:52] <mwic> trying scp -l 8192 now
[21:52] <BillyZane> reisio: there is in deed a qemu-kvm , however, i already have qemu installed. should i uninstall qemu first?
[21:52] <reisio> BillyZane: just make sure you're using the kvm version, no matter what it's called
[21:52] <reisio> BillyZane: nah they're probably using that name for both now
[21:52] <BillyZane> oh i see
[21:52] <BillyZane> reisio, should i install qemu-kvm then?
[21:52] <abaddon> reisio, here is my script. At the beginning where i'm adding repos is where I want the entry to be added then at the end the entry should be deleted..  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930596/
[21:52] <mdinstuhl> So I'm trying an experiment.  No browsers, just command-line tools.  I am using mplayer to stream SomaFM, centerim to chat with gtalk people and vi to edit this groovy script.
[21:53] <reisio> BillyZane: sure you haven't already?
[21:53] <BillyZane> nope
[21:53] <mdinstuhl> Just realized I'm hungry and there is no command line tool to order a pizza.  :(
[21:53] <BillyZane> reisio: installing
[21:53] <BillyZane> ok i'll try that command again
[21:53] <jrib> mdinstuhl: actually there is.
[21:53] <BillyZane> reisio, i get the same error. in fact, i will copy and paste the msg.
[21:53] <mdinstuhl> jrib: I guess I would write a script that connected to their site using curl or wget...
[21:54] <jrib> mdinstuhl: https://github.com/coryarcangel/Pizza-Party-0.1.b
[21:55] <mdinstuhl> jrib: Checking it out now... you might be my new hero.
[21:55] <jrib> mdinstuhl: it's an old project and the project page seems dead so I doubt it still works
[21:55] <reisio> BillyZane: best to check with #kvm, but I believe what you want is -hda /dev/whateverWindowsIsOn
[21:55] <BillyZane> can't seem to copy and paste.... it says... booting from floppy... boot failed. booting from DVD/CD, boot failed, booting from room... iPXE initialising devices...ok   ... iPXE 1.0.0+ -- open source network boot firfmware ... DHCP, net0, next server, nothing to boot: no such file or directory (ipxe.org/2d03e13b) no more network devices, no bootable device.
[21:55] <kostkon> mdinstuhl, and here's the famous vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7pPajOvQGo
[21:55] <reisio> BillyZane: don't expect it to magically work, you might have to install some extra drivers or the like
[21:56] <BillyZane> reisio: i have windows on... /media/user/F08FA908A/ , so i put a dev in front? i'll try that
[21:56] <BillyZane> qemu-system-x86_64: -hda /dev/media/riz/F2AC4107AC40C7B5: could not open disk image /dev/media/riz/F2AC4107AC40C7B5: No such file or directory
[21:56] <mwic> I think I'm fixed; thanks reisio scp -l 1200 appears to do the trick .. I will try with rsync --bwlimit=1200 now
[21:57] <reisio> mwic: neat
[21:57] <reisio> BillyZane: no, no
[21:57] <mwic> so far so good
[21:57] <abaddon> reisio,  Any ideas?
[21:57] <reisio> BillyZane: run 'mount' and find out where /media/user/F08FA908A is mounted _from_
[21:57] <reisio> BillyZane: and use that (after you umount it)
[21:57] <BillyZane> ohhhh
[21:58] <BillyZane> oh oh oh oh oh!!
[21:58] <reisio> twss
[21:58] <BillyZane> reisio, i saw this on system monitor
[21:58] <BillyZane> it's on ... /dev/sda2
[21:59] <Casey> just put my 12.04 LTS server on a 32" LCD...1 meter away from me :)
[21:59] <BillyZane> qemu-system-x86_64: -hda /dev/media/riz/F2AC4107AC40C7B5: could not open disk image /dev/media/riz/F2AC4107AC40C7B5: No such file or directory
[21:59] <BillyZane> bla!!
[21:59] <Casey> Sorry, just a little happy. Been needing a use for this 32"
[21:59] <xaegis> Hello. I am having an issue with the newest kernel in Ubuntu 13.04. My computer fails to boot unless I am using 3.8.0-26, 3.8.9-27 obly boots to black screen with cursor and will not accept input.
[21:59] <BillyZane> riz@NightViper:/usr/share/man$ qemu-system-x86_64 -boot c -vga std -soundhw all -m 4098 -hda /dev/sda2
[21:59] <BillyZane> qemu-system-x86_64: -hda /dev/sda2: could not open disk image /dev/sda2: Permission denied
[21:59] <reisio> BillyZane: -hda /dev/sda2, after you umount from /media
[21:59] <BillyZane> reisio, i have to mount?
[21:59] <reisio> BillyZane: umount
[21:59] <BillyZane> umount...
[21:59] <BillyZane> i'm not sure how to umount
[21:59] <reisio> BillyZane: it's already mounted, to /media
[22:00] <BillyZane> reisio, oh ok
[22:00] <BillyZane> what's umount for then?
[22:00] <Dr_willis> umount uNmounts a filesystem  ;(
[22:00] <reisio> BillyZane: you should be able to do it from the file manager
[22:00] <reisio> otherwise sudo umount /media/whatever
[22:00] <mdinstuhl> Ima fork the heck outta this PizzaParty script.  Maybe even add support for Pizza Hut and Papa Johns!
[22:00] <reisio> you might need root to run the qemu... -hda /dev/sda2 bit, too
[22:00] <BillyZane> reisio, ok, i'll do that
[22:01] <BillyZane> reisio, ok i mounted it
[22:01] <BillyZane> err.. umounted it
[22:01] <jrib> mdinstuhl: afterwards you can work on adding some good pizza places to it ;)
[22:01] <iampoz> Hi guys, I have an 8 gb usb drive that I want to put a complete image back up of my current os (ubuntu 12.04) and all of the files. Such that when I mess it up, I can simply re-install it by usb to the current state
[22:01] <iampoz> what is the best way to do this?
[22:01] <BillyZane> dr_willis: hi :)
[22:01] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, How big is the install?
[22:02] <iampoz> not sure, any way to find out?
[22:02] <Ben64> i have 12.04, and just upgraded yesterday, a bunch of packages, rebooted, and now my bluetooth adapter doesn't work. what can i do to try to fix it? I tried loading the previous kernel version, tried installing a newer kernel, nothing seems to work.
[22:02] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, How big are the partitons?
[22:02] <thekkid> Does anyone know how to download from ftp using regex not just globbing
[22:03] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, Iamges are generally equal to the OS, unless in a tar, so 8 gigs sounds to small really.
[22:03] <iampoz> sorry wilee-nilee, not sure how to figure that out
[22:03] <iampoz> it is a fairly fresh install
[22:04] <Vec> Good evening guys, i'm wondering how i can find out why my ubuntu server greets me as i SSH to it with "System restart required" ?
[22:04] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, I would have images on an external HD, a flash has better use, but thats me.
[22:04] <BillyZane> reisio, ok, the folder is unmounted now
[22:04] <Vec> I found nothing in syslog.
[22:04] <jrib> Vec: you want to understand the implementation or you want to know why you need to restart?
[22:04] <Dr_willis> Vec, because theres been a kernel update/upgrade or some other critical package and the system needs rebooted to use the new kernel or other binarys
[22:04] <mdinstuhl> Vec: It could be that apt has downloaded some patches that require a restart.
[22:05] <odd1> hey Dr_willis, wanted to tell you, in the end testdisk worked great and i've gotten most of my data back... sadly i did lose some jpgs...
[22:05] <sponzor> is there any discution about what happened to forum ? i cant find a thread on forums :P (hacked some days ago...)
[22:05] <mdinstuhl> Vec: if you issue shutdown -r now it should take care of everything.
[22:05] <Vec> jrib: I want to know what triggers that notification/need considering i have not touched the server since 2 days ago where i SSH'd to it and just checked logs.
[22:05] <iampoz> okay, gpart says my main partition is 294.1 gb and unused is 282.3
[22:05] <mdinstuhl> Vec: which version are you running?
[22:05] <jrib> Vec: the only thing I know that does that is certain upgrades (like a new kernel)
[22:05] <iampoz> so I need atleast a 16 gb usb?
[22:05] <Vec> Dr_willis: I see,is this a often occurance? How do people get 9001 days of uptime then?
[22:05] <Vec> mdiers: thanks
[22:06] <Vec> mdinstuhl: 13.04 server
[22:06] <mdinstuhl> Vec: lemmie check to see if anything was pushed out within the past two days.
[22:06] <BillyZane> reisio, i used the following command: sudo qemu-system-x86_64 -boot c -vga std -soundhw all -m 4098 -hda /dev/sda2   ... a window popped up and it said: booting from hard disk.... A disk read error occured, press Ctrl+alt-del to restart
[22:06] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, So, way to big to save as an image on the flash use a external HD and clonezilla, it saves in packages, however needs an equal to larger partition for reloading.
[22:06] <Vec> jrib: Ok, if its an update like that i could find it somewhere in some log?
[22:06] <OerHeks> http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-1919-1/ 29 july
[22:06] <Vec> mdinstuhl: many thanks
[22:06] <jrib> Vec: sure, both dpkg and apt keep logs
[22:06] <ethana3> My monitor doesn't have proper EDID so I looked up the specs and made an xorg.conf, but it's being ignored
[22:07] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, Clonezill will just save the packages so only the size of the data, more or less.
[22:07] <luke1_> Hello. Can someone please tell me what a lens is?
[22:07] <LeTux> Hi
[22:07] <reisio> luke1_: when you hit alt+f2 and search for things
[22:08] <wilee-nilee> luke1_, Not witout a statement of the problem to the channel.
[22:08] <Vec> jrib: Im reading the dpkg log now, but im at a loss for what exactly to look for :x (im a novice you see)
[22:08] <LeTux> Is it bad that I use GNOME?
[22:08] <k1l> luke1_: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/Lenses
[22:08] <jrib> Vec: look for the install of a linux-image file perhaps
[22:08] <reisio> LeTux: it's neither bad nor good
[22:08] <jrib> s/file/packageo
[22:08] <mdinstuhl> Vec: run 'cat /var/log/apt/history.log' and see if anything shows up that looks odd.
[22:08] <LeTux> reisiso: ok
[22:08] <luke1_> Thank you.
[22:09] <Vec> There seems to be updating of a lot of packages @ 30/07
[22:09] <Elembis> I have to be missing something simple, but: how do I change from the purple theme to something different?
[22:09] <OerHeks> jrib vex linux kernel or broadcom driver http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/
[22:09] <Elembis> I installed the Mediterranean themes, I think, but I don't see them in the Themes avaiable in Settings > Appearance.
[22:09] <LeTux> im gonna switch DE-s in a couple of minutes
[22:09] <iampoz> wilee-nilee, so I only need 12.2 gb of space? that how much is currently being used... and to reload it, i need equal or greater then the current partition (so reloading it on to this laptop should not be a problem)...?
[22:09] <iampoz> is clonezill the best to use?
[22:09] <LeTux> i have gnome openbox lxde and xfce
[22:10] <k1l> LeTux: lets stick to support in this channel. we have #ubuntu-offtopic for chatter
[22:10] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, Exactly.
[22:10] <Vec> jrib: Found this in dpkg log -> "2013-07-30 06:54:17 install linux-image-3.8.0-27-generic:amd64 <none> 3.8.0-27.40" I'm interpreting this to be some big update?
[22:10] <iampoz> wilee-nilee, so wouldent a 16 gb usb flash drive work to put the image onto?
[22:10] <jrib> Vec: it's a kernel
[22:11] <BillyZane> reisio: thanks for the help, i feel i've made a lot of progress on this so far. hopefully someone from #qemu will wake up
[22:11] <BillyZane> lol
[22:11] <reisio> BillyZane: #kvm
[22:11] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, And if the partition you reload to has a different # you can change it in the save.
[22:11] <Vec> jrib: Then i have my answer i guess :]
[22:11] <BillyZane> oh.. ok
[22:11] <BillyZane> thank you
[22:12] <Vec> mdinstuhl: I ran your command and it showed the same info i found in dpkg log,just neatly organized by date. Ill remember that, thanks :>
[22:12] <abaddon> reisio,  Hey... any clues?
[22:12] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, Yes a 16 gig flash would work, if it were me I would get the biggest you can afford, in lieu of multiple clones.
[22:12] <wilee-nilee> or rysnc backups...etc
[22:13] <Vec> jrib, mdinstuhl: Thanks both of you. I've concluded that its the kernel update that makes my  ubuntu install require a restart. Just a follow up question: How often does updates that require restarts happen (ballpark) ?
[22:13] <iampoz> wilee-nilee, that sounds good then. and it saves other files and program settings as well? - so after reloading, i would not be able to tell a difference from its current state to its reloaded state?
[22:13] <reisio> abaddon: to?
[22:13] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, Correct it is a clone of what it was when saved.
[22:13] <iampoz> right on
[22:14] <iampoz> thanks wilee-nilee
[22:14] <abaddon> reisio,  To add the needed text to the script I sent via pastebin??
[22:14] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, No problem, and the best way to avoid asking for help, which personally I hate doing. ;)
[22:14] <reisio> abaddon: do I have to travel back in time for this?
[22:14] <qwebirc4201> Hi i have a problem after using the cp command on a live cd and rbooting i cant even acces my hard drive ! And fdisk or gparted dont even recognise the hard disk some help plz or my hard drive is death ?
[22:15] <abaddon> reisio,  no, I can send it again?
[22:15] <abaddon> reisio,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930596/
[22:15] <wilee-nilee> qwebirc4201, The live cd has a smart check I believe, what does gparted show?
[22:15] <reisio> abaddon: why aren't you using something that's in the official repos?
[22:16] <qwebirc4201> wilee-nilee, it only show the first ssd memory card ( 20gb) and not the second (500gb )
[22:16] <abaddon> None of the File managers are as light and user friendly as SpaceFM
[22:16] <reisio> file managers?...
[22:16] <abaddon> rai None of the File managers are as light and user friendly as SpaceFM
[22:16] <reisio> nothing about file managers in this paste is there?
[22:17] <reisio> abaddon: what's the problem, again?
[22:17] <mdinstuhl> Vec: most of the kernel patches may or may not directly affect your system, so you kind of have to make sure it's something that you need.  If you're running a DNS server in production then a kernel update to get rid of a Xorg bug might not be worth your time.
[22:17] <wilee-nilee> qwebirc4201, cp is beyond my skill set, however stating the one used and how to the channel will probably help.
[22:18] <abaddon> reisio,  OK, I need that script to edit the repository file to add the SpaceFM repo link. At the end of that script it needs to remove the link
[22:18] <iampoz_> sorry wilee-nilee, i got dced so I may have missed somthing you said... I was asking about where to get clonezill
[22:18] <abaddon> reisio,  How do I goes about doing that?
[22:19] <wilee-nilee> iampoz, http://clonezilla.org/  it is a bootable app.
[22:19] <reisio> abaddon: you know the line you want to add & remove?
[22:19] <qwebirc4201> wilee-nilee, i used rsync to copy some file that i needed before reinstalling all the system but i cant even have a grub loader
[22:19] <abaddon> reisio, give me a sec pls
[22:20] <Vec> mdinstuhl: Yeah that makes sense, i basically just enabled automatic updates, the server is a simple file/printer-shareing box that i'm planning to just leave on.
[22:20] <abaddon> reisio, Here is the line to be added and removed from the repo list.  deb http://ignorantguru.github.com/debian/ unstable main
[22:20] <mojo706> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2164127 <= help this user please
[22:21] <wilee-nilee> qwebirc4201, the no access to anything from the live cd is suspicious, hard to tell really at least for me, if it were just a broken partition table you might at least have access at times, how old is the HD, and this sounds like a computer that may have started with a uefi setup.
[22:21] <MonkeyDust> abaddon  you want to use a debian source in ubuntu?
[22:21] <wilee-nilee> is the uefi correct qwebirc4201
[22:22] <abaddon> MonkeyDust, It works. -shrugs-
[22:22] <xananax> Hello, I am looking to upgrade my Ubuntu, I have 2 questions: 1 - after a long while, I have selected the apps that I like, with the interface i like, etc. I am on 12.10, and want to upgrade to 13.x. Is there any way to keep my added PPAs and my list of installed software to install everything anew?( I am going for a fresh install) - 2: Will I have to download my steam games again, or can I just leave them be (my home is on its own partition)
[22:22] <reisio> abaddon: echo 'deb http://ignorantguru.github.com/debian/ unstable main' >> path/to/file && whatever; sed -i 's@deb http://ignorantguru.github.com/debian/ unstable main@@g' path/to/file
[22:22] <jrib> xananax: why aren't you upgrading?
[22:23] <qwebirc4201> wilee-nilee what is uefi ? i had the computer since 1 year acer timeline U . the system is i had one hard drive to start windows quiclky 20Gb the second to the syste and files 500 gb
[22:23] <wilee-nilee> xananax, YOu have to chek that the PPA's cover that release.
[22:23] <xananax> jrib, I fear it won't be clean.
[22:23] <genii> reisio: more like echo "something" | sudo tee -a /somewhere/unpriveleged
[22:23] <xananax> wilee-nilee, if one particular PPA doesn't, it is fine, but I have a lot
[22:23] <jrib> xananax: I don't know what that means
[22:23] <wilee-nilee> qwebirc4201, Was this a W8 oem install originally?
[22:23] <qwebirc4201> no its W7
[22:23] <qwebirc4201> its bios
[22:23] <xananax> jrib, I mean, I fear that upgrading will lead to more problems than a fresh install
[22:24] <xananax> I've had that in the past
[22:24] <xananax> upgrade would break
[22:24] <reisio> genii: perhaps, but even so it wouldn't matter to me, but abaddon
[22:24] <jrib> xananax: so upgrade and see?  You don't lose anything.
[22:24] <wilee-nilee> qwebirc4201, Cool just making sure is all, can we assume you have no images/clones?
[22:24] <xananax> jrib, hah :) ok makes sense, I shall, but my question still stands in case it doesn't work
[22:24] <mdinstuhl> xananax: I've never done what you're suggesting, but your ppa info should be stored under /etc/apt/sources.list.d if you wanna back them up.
[22:24] <qwebirc4201> wilee-nilee no i havnt in bios setup i see the hard drive HD O ,O but it cant boot on him
[22:25] <abaddon> reisio,  But?
[22:25] <sam113101> how do I present windows?
[22:25] <jrib> xananax: you can create a list of installed software, but if you upgrade, packages may change and packages may be renamed or removed
[22:25] <reisio> abaddon: but?
[22:25] <reisio> abaddon: means it would matter to you, not I
[22:25] <wilee-nilee> qwebirc4201, Hard to say why, I would use a smart check on the HD, in the disk partitioner on a ubuntu install not gparted is a smart check, I think the same app is on the live cd.
[22:25] <xananax> jrib, I see.
[22:25] <reisio> that is: there's no point putting 'reisio: ' at the beginning of msgs that are irrelevant to me
[22:26] <wilee-nilee> don't tempt me muhahhha
[22:27] <mojo706> wilee-nilee, can you help?
[22:27] <abaddon> reisio, ohhh, ok. One more question. is the sed -i etc etc part the part that removes the entry?
[22:27] <reisio> abaddon: yup
[22:29] <wilee-nilee> mojo706, Use a kernel that does not panic, must be more than one set, anyone ask if this happens every boot?
[22:29] <wilee-nilee> mojo706, I closed my account at the forums a couple of years ago.
[22:29] <mojo706> wilee-nilee, he says that its happened 3 times
[22:30] <wilee-nilee> mojo706, Hard to say O would use another if there are more than one, maybe a fsck on the partition, out of my skill set really.
[22:30] <wilee-nilee> I*
[22:30] <abaddon> reisio,  Ahhhh, ok. errr ONE More question. This is just for my learning. What is with the main@@g part mean?
[22:32] <mojo706> wilee-nilee, thanks for the reply
[22:32] <wilee-nilee> mojo706, No prob.
[22:33] <reisio> abaddon: you can man sed, but basically sed 's/foo/bar/g' replaces foo with bar
[22:33] <reisio> abaddon: you can use most any char other than / however
[22:33] <reisio> which is handy when you want to replace things with /'s
[22:34] <reisio> so s/foo//g replaces foo with nothing, and so does s@foo@@g
[22:35] <abaddon> reisio, Hmmm, ok, well thank you for your assistance
[22:35] <abaddon> =]
[22:38] <Random832> reisio: with ed, you can even use letters - "sentence" is a valid replacement command
[22:39] <reisio> ed, you sicko
[22:43] <tallen> hi
[22:45] <xananax> Question about upgrading from 12.10 to 13.04; for specific reasons, grub does not work on my machine; the only way I could get ubuntu to run was run from USB, chroot into my installed system, and install syslinux. Any idea of upgrading would break my booting sequence?
[22:45] <uhelp> What do I type to view my wifi password?
[22:46] <Aubrey101__> what is your Adobe illustrator  replacement dont tell me its inkscape coz i want buy that ?
[22:47] <xananax> Aubrey101__, why not inkscape?
[22:47] <pinPoint> I have an issue with photos I uploaded on my machine.
[22:47] <wilee-nilee> xananax, Are you really sure grub wont work that sound wrong.
[22:47] <wilee-nilee> sounds*
[22:47] <pinPoint> I used a CF card to upload to a box directly in my home folder but when I ssh to the same box, my home folder does not show the image folders I put up.
[22:47] <pinPoint> what could be going on?
[22:47] <uhelp> I am using Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS and bash.
[22:48] <xananax> wilee-nilee, I spend 5 days, 8hrs a day trying to get it to work, communicating with the grub team. I am sure
[22:48] <wilee-nilee> xananax, I suppose they would know, never heard of that.
[22:49] <wilee-nilee> xananax, I would assume you boot wil be broken, if it were me.
[22:49] <wilee-nilee> your*
[22:50] <xananax> crap
[22:50] <xananax> Well, at least I am mentally prepared
[22:50] <wilee-nilee> xananax, Just guessing, but you have an unusual boo it sound like.
[22:50] <wilee-nilee> boot*
[22:51] <xananax> yeah, I do. EFI crap, but a particular flavor
[22:51] <wilee-nilee> xananax, I figured uefi.
[22:51] <pinPoint> damn, I found my mistake
[22:51] <wilee-nilee> or efi
[22:51] <xananax> allied to a particular graphical card that will not work with UEFI disabled
[22:52] <wilee-nilee> xananax, I wonder if easybcd would work if you still have windows if this is not a apple setuo.
[22:52] <xananax> easybcd?
[22:53] <wilee-nilee> xananax, easybcd is a windows boot of linux from windows a 3rd part bootloader
[22:53] <xananax> Ah...But anyway no, I ditched windows when they did vista
[22:53] <wilee-nilee> xananax, No idea in relation to uefi though
[22:54] <xananax> I never had windows since
[22:54] <wilee-nilee> xananax, good for you, heh I started on open source and use windows, on W8 right now.
[22:54] <xananax> Yeah win8 is ok, even 7 is ok
[22:55] <xananax> but vista was unbearable
[22:55] <xananax> if vista never got out, I probably would still be using windows
[22:55] <xananax> but when I got my new computer, it was unbearable
[22:55] <xananax> I tried reinstalling XP for like a week
[22:55] <xananax> then I said, what the heck, switched to buntu and never looked back
[22:55] <xananax> microsoft pushed me in OS's arms
[22:56] <wilee-nilee> xananax, I'm blocking the small amount of spam and reporting it, I can't get rid of efficiently in linux with mailwasher so using windows right now
[22:57] <wilee-nilee> time for a dinner run anyone want anything.
[22:58] <uhelp> Why does sudo cat /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/MedicalMarijuana not show me my password?
[22:58] <mdinstuhl> wilee-nilee: I'm all good.  Thanks for asking!
[22:58] <uhelp> where MedicalMarijuana is my essid
[22:58] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[22:58] <Lectus> How can I install Qt5 documentation in Qt Creator on Ubuntu 13.04?
[22:58] <arthurdent> I just installed ubuntu server and I cannot get php to work in userdirs even following the ubuntu docs
[22:59] <mdinstuhl> arthurdent: have you tried restarting httpd/apache?
[22:59] <wilee-nilee> uhelp, Hope you are not growing, that is a bad idea for a essid.
[22:59] <arthurdent> mdinstuhl: yes
[22:59] <jrib> arthurdent: you understand the security issues with that?
[22:59] <mdinstuhl> arthurdent: So you're trying to map the /public_html in user dirs?
[22:59] <arthurdent> jrib: yes
[23:00] <arthurdent> mdinstuhl: uh, /var/www/home/*/web/
[23:00] <arthurdent> I know it seems like a really stupid setup
[23:00] <jrib> arthurdent: so what did you do exactly to enable it?
[23:00] <jrib> arthurdent: also, I would recommend setting up per-user processes for php so you can avoid the security hole
[23:01] <uhelp> wilee-nilee, I am running a petition office to make medical marijuana legal in Florida ... we are hiring 1200 people in the next few weeks ... we need 900,000 signatures and we pay $1 each.
[23:01] <arthurdent> jrib: commented out the IfModule mod_userdir.c in /etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.conf
[23:01] <uhelp> right now I just need to know what to type to access the wifi password
[23:01] <jrib> arthurdent: pastebin?
[23:02] <wilee-nilee> uhelp, Ah, cool good luck used to have a card myself.
[23:02] <arthurdent> jrib: i followed this tutorial to the letter, not that it seems like it would apply properly to my scenario https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDirectoryPHP, i can pastebin if it's really necessary, but this machine has no x server so it'll take me a minute.
[23:02] <jrib> !pastebinit | arthurdent
[23:03] <uhelp> wilee-nilee, Send people down to 2501 Bristol Drive West Palm Beach FL 33409 and I will hire every one.  The pay will normally be about $20/hr.
[23:05] <uhelp> wilee-nilee, the store unit number is B5 (we just opened yesterday) ... do you know where I might go to find out my password?
[23:06] <vaskaloidis> hey why does my RSA ssh key work on my local network when i use <IP_ADDRESS> but not when I access through my dynamic IP through the internet xxx.gotdns.org
[23:06] <arthurdent> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930791/
[23:07] <arthurdent> er
[23:07] <arthurdent> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930792
[23:07] <jrib> arthurdent: what files are these?
[23:07] <arthurdent> the first one is userdir.conf which i think is irrelevant because userdirs work fine in apache
[23:07] <arthurdent> the second one is /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.conf
[23:08] <OerHeks> uhelp, your router would have that password too, wouldn't it?
[23:09] <vaskaloidis> and why during boot does it stop and ask me which linux I want to boot, it is already loaded linux and asks me if I want to load safe mode linux or some other stuff
[23:09] <cgtdk> vaskaloidis: that's GRUB
[23:09] <vaskaloidis> how do I make it automatically boot into my ubuntu server
[23:10] <arthurdent> jrib: am i missing a step somewhere?
[23:10] <arthurdent> jrib: also, I am using 12.04.2 LTS
[23:10] <Awaken> vaskaloidis, you can change teh grub config to reduce the time to like 1 or 2 seconds wait rather than 10
[23:10] <jrib> arthurdent: does php work in your document root?
[23:10] <arthurdent> jrib: yes
[23:10] <Sir-Litepool> what is a simple way of adding ip provided by datacenter to server,
[23:10] <Sir-Litepool> just an extra ip
[23:11] <vaskaloidis> Awaken: ok do I do that during boot, the config?
[23:11] <jrib> arthurdent: what happens exactly when you place a .php in /var/www/home/*/web?
[23:11] <Sir-Litepool> first ones already configurd?
[23:11] <Awaken> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Configuring_GRUB_2
[23:11] <arthurdent> jrib: apaches default 503 page (forbidden)
[23:12] <Awaken> that link explains it. Be careful though not to typo anything, you could make your system fail to boot - i would just change the timeout and not touch anything else
[23:12] <jrib> arthurdent: and with an html file with identical permissions?
[23:12] <arthurdent> jrib: works as expected
[23:12] <qin> is chromium inability to leave fullscreen mode something usual? shell. 13.04
[23:14] <excelsiora> !register
[23:15] <jrib> arthurdent: have you checked if it works with the default location for userdirs (~/public_html)?
[23:16] <arthurdent> like by reconfiguring apache2 to host /home/*/public_html instead of /var/home/www/*/web?
[23:16] <jrib> arthurdent: yes, that should have been the default setup
[23:16] <arthurdent> yeah, I did not try that. I'll try it now, give me a minute.
[23:17] <jrib> arthurdent: reset userdir.conf (or whatever) to default
[23:19] <jrib> arthurdent: make sure you clear browser cache too
[23:19] <uhelp> OerHeks, yes the router would ... but I don't have access to the router.  What I do have access to is the command line (bash).
[23:19] <uhelp> OerHeks, since I have root I should be able to extract it
[23:20] <OerHeks> uhelp it is stored in keyring, try "gnome-keyring-daemon --help"
[23:21] <uhelp> OerHeks, I will look there.  Thank you
[23:21] <arthurdent> jrib: i think i overwrote userdir.conf like a dunce, is there an easy way to pull a clean copy from aptitude?
[23:22] <jrib> arthurdent: you can reinstall the package for it and pass some flags, but it may be easier to just apt-get source PACKAGE instead and find the file in there
[23:22] <jrib> arthurdent: you can find the package that provides it with dpkg -S /path/to/file
[23:23] <steve1_> ck Dragon2
[23:25] <daniel_> i'd like to input chinese characters with drawing tablet, can somebody help me
[23:26] <Shadowandlight> i've blown away my original install due to various reasons, but twice now as I learn to use ubuntu i keep getting this graphics issue that basically results in ubuntu desktop not loading
[23:26] <Shadowandlight> im using server + desktop install on a VM box
[23:26] <Shadowandlight> am i doing something wrong?
[23:28] <Deepfriedice> What graphics card and driver are you on?
[23:28] <Shadowandlight> AMD 7850
[23:28] <Shadowandlight> latest beta i believe
[23:28] <Shadowandlight> desktop works for a bit, but maybe after a restart or 2 it wont load the graphics
[23:28] <netlar> Is there a way on an app by app basis to change the behavior of the close button?
[23:29] <KeyboardNotFound> How to install QT C++ with apt-get ?
[23:29] <Deepfriedice> Shadowandlight, Does it work fine on the open source drivers?
[23:30] <Shadowandlight> well i dont install any other drivers (on purpose at least) I just load it from the VM box Deepfriedice
[23:30] <arthurdent> jrib: it's not finding my userdir at all now, not even for html. I have a feeling it was set up in this hokey way on purpose. this is on a machine full of AD users
[23:31] <netlar> I want some of the apps to just minimize when hitting the close button
[23:31] <jrib> arthurdent: you have no user with a home in /home?
[23:31] <arthurdent> it gets populated only when users are logged in. for some reason it's not working with the user I'm currently logged in as
[23:31] <jrib> arthurdent: can you pastebin the new userdir.conf?
[23:32] <MonkeyDust> netlar  there's alltray, it minimizes any app to the tray
[23:32] <netlar> MonkeyDust: but not the laucher
[23:32] <MonkeyDust> netlar  forget what i said, it doesnt anymore in 13.04 unity
[23:33] <Deepfriedice> Shadowandlight, Between the VM and the proprietary beta driver, I don't know who you would track down any kind of issue.
[23:34] <netlar> MonkeyDust: Not a big deal, just thought maybe somehow you could edit the menu bar buttons app by app
[23:34] <arthurdent> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5930855 works when you trade the commented lines with the normal ones
[23:34] <daniel11> hello. i restarted my computer just now and I'm getting a blinking underscore _ on the top left hand corner of the screen and no x server. can anyone help?
[23:34] <arthurdent> jrib: otherwise it's completely vanilla, I got it from the apache source
[23:34] <netlar> daniel11: I get that too sometimes
[23:34] <jrib> arthurdent: ok, so you put in the commented lines and then just html works but php gives you 503?
[23:35] <netlar> daniel11: I just power off pc, and reboot, but seems kinda irratating
[23:35] <arthurdent> right
[23:35] <daniel11> netlar: comforting yet unhelpful. I like it! :-P
[23:35] <arthurdent> jrib: only now i get a 404 instead of a 503
[23:36] <jrib> arthurdent: check for silly issues? Typos etc.
[23:36] <netlar> daniel11: I get that sometimes since I am using the binary driver from AMD
[23:36] <jrib> arthurdent: you could try #httpd but sometimes they have issues with the way debian does configuration of httpd.  I don't mind troubleshooting more but after some food (~30 min)
[23:36] <arthurdent> jrib: sure, I might be gone in 20 minutes, but thanks a ton for being patient with me
[23:36] <daniel11> I recently installed the binary driver from nvidia hoping it would speed up the gui.. could that be the cause? restarting doesnt help
[23:37] <netlar> daniel11: I probably is the binary driver
[23:37] <jrib> arthurdent: my only thought is that there may be some issue with the fact that your userdir sits inside your doc root (some config may be conflicting somewhere).  If moving homes is an issue, try moving docroot (just to troubleshoot)
[23:37] <daniel11> what can I do about that?
[23:38] <netlar> Sorry over my head
[23:39] <daniel11> anyone?
[23:41] <arthurdent> jrib: that's a good point, let me see if i can move it
[23:42] <daniel11> tell me how I can get a terminal before startup at least..
[23:42] <arthurdent> actually i could just change the root dir to somethign else, it's not being used for anything
[23:42] <arthurdent> unless i have to do it in 10 places
[23:43] <netlar> daniel11: you may want to check the xorg channel
[23:44] <mjayk> daniel11: have you tried switching to tty1 to see if you can get a term
[23:44] <daniel11> yup. seems to be some sort of system crash during startup that prevents that.
[23:45] <Stripe> hi guys is it OK if i post a link to the "open rights group" (British EFF) petition to try and stop UK internet censorship?
[23:45] <netlar> He can boot into the term right?
[23:45] <daniel11> I cant get a terminal. if my computer is capable of doing that at this point, I dont know how.
[23:49] <arthurdent> jrib: moving the document root fixed it! thanks for all your help
[23:49] <cgtdk> Stripe: no
[23:50] <cgtdk> !offtopic | Stripe
[23:50] <Stripe> ok thanks
[23:50] <Sir-Litepool> can someone guide me on how to add an extra ip to my server
[23:53] <daniel11> sir-litepool - ifconfig <interface>:1 <ip>. for example sudo ifconfig eth0:1 <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:54] <daniel11> increase the number after the colon by one for each addition IP
[23:54] <Sir-Litepool> daniel11, thanks for your reply, so if my current config is http://pastie.org/8191661 and i want to add <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:55] <Sir-Litepool> do i do ifconfig eth0:1 <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:55] <daniel11> sir-litepool - that should work
[23:56] <Sir-Litepool> thanks daniel11
[23:57] <netlar> daniel11: Sorry cannot figure out how to get to just the command prompt
[23:58] <daniel11> this must be a common problem.. surely?
[23:59] <iampoz> \joing
[23:59] <daniel11> two years ago this exact same thing happened.. I havent used ubuntu since then


[20:43] <hajour1> question is it allowed for others to stay pm you even if you have sayed you not want to be pm ed anymore?
[20:49] <hajour1> and it are not nice pm s btw
[20:50] <Pici> hajour1: If its within the Ubuntu namespace, the rule is usually that you ask before you pm.
[20:52] <hajour1> i have said i not want to talk anymore because its not friendly pm s and it also not will become more friendly only more worse
[20:53] <hajour1> but till a few sec ago he was staying everytime pm me over and over
[20:54] <Pici> hajour1: I suggest you use ignore then.
[20:54] <hajour1> i clickt everytime away.i hope he finally have give up and not go do it again
[20:54] <hajour1> but i thought ignore was not allowed by COC?
[20:54] <Pici> If someone is harassing you, its definitely an option,.
[20:55] <hajour1> ok then i will put him on ignore if he starts again
[20:55] <hajour1> that means now
[20:55] <hajour1> he just started again
[20:57] <hajour1> what is the command of ignore Pici ?
[20:58] <hajour1> i never have put someone else on ignore before you see
[20:58] <Pici> hajour1: It usually depends on your IRC client. /help ignore   might give you enough information to start with
[20:59] <hajour1> ok thank you Pici
[21:11] <hajour1> it do not work name and emailadress he still pm s me
[21:11] <hajour1> to put it on ignore
[21:12] <hajour1> and i am not allowed to let see pm s
[21:12] <hajour1> ubuntu rules
[21:13] <hajour1> btw i don't think you want to see that pm s :(
[21:14] <hajour1> i thought that leaving ubuntu beginners team and ubuntu accessibility and only helping lead speechcontrol from behind the scenes would help :(
[21:16] <hajour1> if that not helps i will be forced to leave the loco team also and that means i leave irc channels completly
[21:16] <Pici> Thats not a good solution
[21:17] <hajour1> on this moment it looks that is the only choice i have
[21:17] <Pici> What IRC client are you using?
[21:17] <hajour1> xchat
[21:17] <Pici> Okay, one moment.
[21:18] <Pici> hajour1: should be able to use: /ignore nick!*@* all
[21:18] <Pici> replace nick with the person's nick
[21:18] <hajour1> i have used /ignore name and email adress priv chan
[21:18] <hajour1> but that command do not help
[21:19] <hajour1> ok i will try
[21:20] <hajour1> also de * in command?
[21:21] <hajour1> Pici, ^
[21:22] <Pici> hajour1: Yes, exactly as I wrote it, but replace the NICK with the person's nickname on IRC
[21:25] <hajour1> i have done it i hope it help
[21:25] <hajour1> because he have a wikipedia cloack i do not know or that is making it more dificult to put him on ignore
[21:27] <hajour1> so i not have the number or something what is behind the name
[21:27] <Pici> Thats fine, thats what the '*'s are for
[21:28] <hajour1> ok i hope really it will work
[21:28] <hajour1> i only have my locoteam left now you see
[21:29] <hajour1> and in a kind of way my (old) team
[21:29] <Pici> :/
[21:29] <hajour1> :(
[21:35] <hajour1> and thank you Pici
[21:35] <Pici> hajour1: you're welcome.
[21:35] <hajour1> sometimes i think i am just born for to have bad luck everytime


[20:24] <ajmitch> morning
[20:48] <snail> morning
[20:55] <hads> morning
[20:56] <mwhudson> morning
[20:59] <ibeardslee> morning
[21:00] <chilts> morning


[07:30] <mup> PR snapd#11919 opened: daemon,systemd: support for journal namespaces when retrieving snap logs <Created by Meulengracht> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11919>
[13:03] <KBar> hi. is it only me or snap-store cant render character entities properly in app description? eg '&amp' is displayed verbatim (on glade's page).
[13:26] <mup> PR snapd#11914 closed: cmd/snap-update-ns: workaround for failed removal of mount point <Created by mardy> <Closed by mardy> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11914>
[13:26] <mup> PR snapd#11920 opened: cmd/snap-update-ns: minor fixes <Simple 😃> <Created by mardy> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11920>
[13:36] <mup> PR snapd#11921 opened: tests: disable core20-to-core22 nested test <Simple 😃> <Created by sergiocazzolato> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11921>
[14:01] <mup> PR snapd#11918 closed: tests: fix nested/manual/connections test <Simple 😃> <Run nested> <Created by sergiocazzolato> <Merged by mvo5> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11918>
[15:15] <mup> PR snapcraft#3796 closed: commands,providers: implement ssh directory bind <Created by cmatsuoka> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3796>
[16:17] <mup> PR snapd#11922 opened: interfaces: add memory stats to system_observe <Simple 😃> <Created by MiguelPires> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11922>
[17:05] <mup> PR snapcraft#3811 opened: extensions: prepend and append functions for ENV <Created by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3811>
[18:38] <mup> PR snapd#11921 closed: tests: disable core20-to-core22 nested test <Simple 😃> <Created by sergiocazzolato> <Merged by sergiocazzolato> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11921>
[19:05] <mup> PR snapcraft#3812 opened: architectures: add schema support <Created by mr-cal> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3812>
[19:13] <mup> PR snapd#11923 opened: tests: revert the skip for change in nested test core20-to-core22 <Simple 😃> <Run nested> <Created by sergiocazzolato> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11923>
[19:15] <mup> PR snapcraft#3813 opened: lint: bump pylint <Created by mr-cal> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3813>
[19:20] <mup> PR snapcraft#3814 opened: extensions: use pydantic to validate yaml before expanding <Created by mr-cal> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3814>
[19:20] <mup> PR snapcraft#3815 opened: utils: move process_version to utils.py <Created by mr-cal> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3815>
[20:30] <mup> PR snapcraft#3811 closed: extensions: prepend and append functions for ENV <Created by sergiusens> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3811>
[21:23] <mup> PR snapd#11856 closed: spread: add openSUSE Leap 15.4 <Created by bboozzoo> <Merged by sergiocazzolato> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11856>
[22:31] <mup> PR snapcraft#3816 opened: project: method to return snaps to install <Created by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3816>
[23:41] <mup> PR snapcraft#3813 closed: lint: bump pylint <Created by mr-cal> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3813>
[23:41] <mup> PR snapcraft#3815 closed: utils: move process_version to utils.py <Created by mr-cal> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3815>
[23:41] <mup> PR snapcraft#3817 opened: spread: set colcon for 18.04 to manual <Created by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3817>