[13:22] <jehangir> ActionPa1snip: you heard of any laptops that may have hardware incomapibility with ubuntu
[13:22] <rantic> jehangir: Yes .... a lot of.
[13:22] <jehangir> shit !@#$
[13:22] <k1l> jehangir: first make sure the hardware works
[13:22] <rantic> jehangir: It's usually newer laptops though ... and support for those comes within 6-12 months.
[13:23] <k1l> jehangir: because no one wants to dig for a non existing problem when its clearly a hardware failure
[13:23] <prashant_123456> ikonia, i can now access shares need to put guest ok = yes in smb.conf file
[13:23] <prashant_123456> ikonia, thanks for the kind help i am used to arch and gentoo
[13:24] <jnhghy> how can I check what files a program/user is using while it's running a script?
[13:24] <d__> Hello everyone~I need help!
[13:24] <rantic> jehangir: What laptop doy ou own?
[13:24] <rantic> d__: Good morning, what's up/
[13:25] <Gilligan94> the ubuntu PPAs giving anyone else a 503 error?
[13:25] <jehangir> rantic: compaq cq 60-209 TU
[13:25] <jehangir> rantic: had vista on it sucked so bad i had to switch to ubuntu
[13:25] <k1l> Gilligan94: maybe the PPAs are down
[13:25] <nilsec> Each time I connect a set of headphones, I have to go to the audio settings and tell Ubuntu to use those as the speakers. Is there any way to make it default such that any time I connect a new audio device it switches to that automatically?
[13:26] <d__> I'm surface pro installed Ubuntu 13.04~~~No network connection
[13:26] <Gilligan94> k1l: seems like it, do you mind running a sudo apt-get update and see if it's not just me
[13:26] <nilsec> Gilligan94, I just ran apt-get update and it worked fine.
[13:26] <d__> Please help me
[13:26] <Gilligan94> nilsec: hmm, might switch server
[13:27] <k1l> Gilligan94: maybe that specific PPAs is down. like not anymore available
[13:27] <d__> 有人会中文吗?
[13:28] <Gilligan94> k1l: it's just the ubuntu PPAs for me
[13:28] <jehangir> d__: ??
[13:28] <k1l> !details | d__
[13:28] <k1l> !cn | d__
[13:29] <Gilligan94> specifically precise-backports is reporting the 503
[13:30] <nilsec> In Ubuntu 13.04, when I connect a pair of headphones to my Thinkpad T430 (or any other device I've used running Ubuntu), Ubuntu continues to use the same audio output it was before I connected them. I expected Ubuntu to switch to the new audio output automatically. How can I ensure that it does so in the future?
[13:31] <Gilligan94> nilsec: I have this same issue with all audio devices, seems to be a running issue
[13:31] <Gilligan94> nilsec: might be worth checking if a bug report has been filed
[13:34] <d__>  I will not English, I'm sorry.
[13:34] <d__> I installed the ubuntu 13.04 on surface pro
[13:34] <d__> After entering the desktop, shows that there are three wireless network connection, but none of them available, unable to connect to the network.
[13:34] <d__> I have modified the network configuration file, now starts the system prompt: waiting up to 60 more seconds for netword configuration
[13:34] <d__> Unable to enter the desktop, you need to help. I will not English, I'm sorry.
[13:34] <FloodBot1> d__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:37] <Gilligan94> d__: please dont use eneter as punctuation. what do you meen it shows wireless networks but they are unavailable? how are they unavailable?
[13:38] <Bower^Work> i've been experiencing some incredible slowdowns on my ubuntu partition. i'm on the verge of just formatting it. there's seemingly no cause...i'll come back to my idle PC and finding half of the programs unresponsive and generally sluggish. is there any way to debug this issue?
[13:39] <d__> Gilligan94 Unable to enter the desktop now,thank you~
[13:41] <luminous> hello! I'm trying to have update-alternatives see my ruby1.9.3 as the selected ruby interpreter.. but update-alternatives only lists 1.9.1 out of the 1.9 series. I have _not_ installed 1.9.1, but 1.9.3 pulls in ruby1.9.1-full. what should I be doing to ensure ruby apps are using 1.9.3?
[13:43] <saiarcot895> luminous: based on "apt-cache policy ruby1.9.1", ruby1.9.1 is 1.9.3
[13:44] <luminous> I'm not sure I follow
[13:44] <luminous> my app yells at me: Gem::InstallError: nokogiri requires Ruby version >= 1.9.2.
[13:44] <luminous> saiarcot895: and update-alternatives says: * 2            /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1   10        manual mode
[13:45] <guest5426> is there a trick to getting clang working on ubuntu 13.04 i386? currently it can't find system headers like iostream, stdio.h, etc
[13:45] <Bower^Work> i've been experiencing some incredible slowdowns on my ubuntu partition. i'm on the verge of just formatting it. there's seemingly no cause...i'll come back to my idle PC and finding half of the programs unresponsive and generally sluggish. is there any way to debug this issue?
[13:45] <Scoding> Hello, could anyone help me setup a wireless usb adapter on my ubuntu? I'm running in circles for last 2 days
[13:45] <geek2076> allo
[13:46] <Bower^Work> if i don't get this sorted i'll have to do development on a windows box :(
 how much RAM on the system and swap size
[13:46] <jehangir> how do i run a system hardware scan?
 you can try hdparm to tune the hdd performance
[13:46] <Bower^Work> studious, plenty for ubuntu. it's a software issue
[13:46] <luminous> Bower^Work: how are you so sure?
[13:47] <luminous> justify that claim
[13:47] <Bower^Work> reminds me of a network hanging
[13:47] <Bower^Work> i jhave a slower PC at home that handles it fine
[13:47] <Bower^Work> not even remotely this bad
[13:47] <luminous> but this is the world of computers, so your memory is not so important when debugging something that vague
[13:47] <Bower^Work> 4gb..
[13:48] <Gilligan94> Bower^Work: it doesn't sound like a software issue, you might just have incompatible hardware that needs extra drivers. try a fresh install first though
[13:48] <luminous> Gilligan94: reinstall is your first suggestion??
[13:48] <luminous> wow.
[13:48] <Bower^Work> Gilligan94, i was worried that was the only solution. that's not an option
[13:48] <Bower^Work> i've spent enough time getting this working
[13:48] <luminous> Gilligan94: this isn't windows
 recompile the kernel to match the hardware on the system
[13:48] <Bower^Work> how?
[13:48] <Gilligan94> luminous: I don't use any windows
[13:48] <luminous> why don't you do more debugging to be more sure of what the problem is??
[13:49] <saiarcot895> luminous: /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1 is technically version 1.9.3
[13:49] <Bower^Work> my initial question asked how to debug this
[13:49] <rosco_y> Is Gnustep a window manager or something else?
[13:49] <Bower^Work> i have windows installed on this machine and it works fine
[13:49] <luminous> saiarcot895: ok, so why does bundler yell at me?
[13:50] <luminous> Bower^Work: windows "working" fine doesn't mean anything - windows will "work" with bad memory
[13:50] <saiarcot895> luminous: not sure, but there's a separate ruby package (version 4.9)
[13:50] <luminous> until you hit the right cycle..
[13:50] <luminous> saiarcot895: my app yells at me: Gem::InstallError: nokogiri requires Ruby version >= 1.9.2
[13:50] <Bower^Work> luminous, i find it hard to believe ubuntu is quite that  bad
[13:51] <luminous> Bower^Work: if misconfigured, yea, or missing soemthing it needs, or having bad hardware, yea
[13:51] <Bower^Work> :(
[13:51] <luminous> better than windows
[13:51] <Bower^Work> i just installed from disc and installed updates
[13:51] <bgardner> Bower^Work: Have you tried memtest yet?
[13:51] <martinrame> Hi, since last week I cannot print anymore on an Ricoh Aficio 220 (network print). I'm using 12.04 64bits. The message i get is "/usr/lib/cups/filter/foomatic-rip failed". How can I debug the problem?.
[13:51] <luminous> windows simply gives you the illusion of working
[13:51] <rosco_y> I love ubuntu, I'm happy to say
[13:51] <saiarcot895> luminous: what distro are you on?
[13:51] <Bower^Work> i do love ubuntu, just hate it when my programs hang :(
[13:51] <Gilligan94> luminous: windows doesn't really work with any memory, they still have that bug in their kernel
[13:51] <luminous> Bower^Work: but really, you need to debug this more to be able to resolve it
[13:52] <Bower^Work> luminous, i'm all ears
[13:52] <luminous> saiarcot895: 12.04 LTS
[13:52] <Bower^Work> luminous, what do you recommend
[13:52] <Bower^Work> luminous, keeping in mind i'm at work and don't have hours to spend on this
[13:52] <luminous> Bower^Work: run htop and monitor what is going on, check logs, dmesg tell you anything?
[13:52] <luminous> Bower^Work: run memtest
[13:53] <Bower^Work> thanks luminous
[13:53] <luminous> Bower^Work: confirm what swap usage is like
[13:54] <flares> hello
[13:54] <saiarcot895> luminous: can you run "apt-cache policy ruby1.8" and see if that is installed?
[13:54] <luminous> saiarcot895: it is installed, I was hoping to leave it be until I had that app working on 1.9
[13:55] <geek2076> jaimerai savoir quelle image de ubuntu touch pour installer sur galaxy tab 2 10.1 p5113.   jai reussi sur mon nexus et un gars la installer sur sa tablette p5113
[13:55] <luminous> saiarcot895: I can remove it if I really have to
[13:55] <luminous> infact, I think I tried at one point
[13:55] <geek2076> merci
[13:55] <bgardner> !fr | geek2076
[13:55] <flares> i've installed ubuntu 13 and i added it to the domain when i enter with any user i try to set it as an administrator but i cant despite i unblock it using the pass admin
[13:55] <flares> some help plz ?
[13:55] <martinrame> Since last week I cannot print anymore on an Ricoh Aficio 220 (network print). I'm using 12.04 64bits. The message i get is "/usr/lib/cups/filter/foomatic-rip failed". How can I debug the problem?.
[13:56] <saiarcot895> luminous: my guess was that it's seeing the wrong ruby version
[13:56] <saiarcot895> luminous: can you run "update-alternatives --display ruby" and see if it prints out 1.9.1 or 1.8.7?
[13:57] <luminous> well, I just removed 1.8
[13:57] <luminous> :P
[13:57] <Bower^Work> luminous, my swap is 255/255mb. doesn't sound good?
[13:57] <saiarcot895> luminous: at least you had no other dependencies on the old one :)
[13:58] <luminous> Bower^Work: that is why your system is going to a crawl
[13:58] <Bower^Work> i wonder why it's so low
[13:58] <luminous> saiarcot895: so I need rubygems for 1.9, is rubygems1.1 (which mentions 1.9.1) actually 1.9.3
[13:58] <luminous> Bower^Work: I would wonder why so much oof it is in use
[13:58] <luminous> not why you have so little of it
[13:59] <luminous> your system should not be swapping
[13:59] <luminous> saiarcot895: what's with 1.9.1 == 1.9.3? or the other way around
[13:59] <flaviocc> \list
[13:59] <flaviocc> \exit
[13:59] <luminous> heh
[13:59] <saiarcot895> luminous: while the package name says 1.9.1, the actual binary is version 1.9.3
[14:00] <saiarcot895> flaviocc: its //exit
[14:00] <luminous> saiarcot895: hah. only in ubuntu :p
[14:00] <saiarcot895> luminous: well, that style is in debian too
[14:00] <luminous> saiarcot895: ok, so only in linux.
[14:01] <luminous> :P
[14:01] <luminous> apologies, I come from another planet.
[14:01] <Bower^Work> luminous, http://s23.postimg.org/bgjbu86nv/htop.png - anything look unusual?
[14:01] <saiarcot895> luminous: my guess is that since ruby 1.8 and ruby 1.9 were incompatible, they had to make separate packages for the two, and at the time of creation, ruby was 1.9.1
[14:01] <luminous> saiarcot895: sure, 1.9.1 has been noted has having terrible bugs, hence .2 and .3 releases
[14:01] <luminous> so it's fundamentally wrong to bring that confusion to the user
[14:02] <luminous> especially with a trick like package naming
[14:02] <luminous> but alas, we digress
[14:02]  * luminous tests bundler
[14:03] <luminous> saiarcot895: bah, do I need to reopen the shell or somethign? -bash: /usr/local/bin/bundle: /usr/bin/ruby1.8: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
[14:03] <luminous> update alternatives shows 1.9.1 correctly
[14:04] <saiarcot895> luminous: wait, did you install bundler through "sudo apt-get install bundler"?
[14:04] <luminous> saiarcot895: I don't remember
[14:04] <luminous> but I'll look into it
[14:05] <luminous> doesn't look like it
[14:05] <saiarcot895> luminous: that would explain the /usr/local/bin; that directory is for binaries you personally installed (outside of apt/dpkg)
[14:05] <luminous> saiarcot895: probably through gems, I guess I need to reinstall
[14:06] <luminous> there we go
[14:06] <luminous> that looks better
[14:06] <AgRo> hi
[14:06] <saiarcot895> luminous: that's the problem
[14:06] <luminous> yes, gem install bundler helped
[14:07] <saiarcot895> luminous: rubygems (in the ubuntu repo) depends on ruby1.8
[14:07] <luminous> and bundler is now reinstalling all my app's deps
[14:07] <luminous> saiarcot895: yea, I have rubygems1.9.1
[14:07] <saiarcot895> luminous: ah, ok
[14:07] <luminous> sweet, it has not errored out where it did before :D
[14:07] <luminous> nokogiri wanted 1.9.2+
[14:09] <luminous> saiarcot895: thanks for the assistance here!
[14:09] <luminous> greatly appreciated
[14:09] <saiarcot895> luminous: you're welcome
[14:09] <luminous> Bower^Work: overall, you need to find out why your system is swapping
[14:09] <luminous> I can't really give better advice than that
[14:09] <luminous> inspecting the details (which processes are consuming too much mem/swap) in htop should helpo
[14:12] <Almindor> is there a way to start an upstart job after an init.d job?
[14:12] <Almindor> without converting the init.d one first
[14:13] <saiarcot895> Bower^Work: it seems firefox is taking up 60% of your memory, and java is taking up 34%
[14:13] <saiarcot895> Bower^Work: those are the two biggest memory hogs there, so I would start with those
[14:14] <ikonia> Almindor: nothing is launched as a system V job anymore
[14:16] <Almindor> ikonia: of course there are, init.d is still populated with quite a lot of things not present in /etc/init/
[14:16] <ikonia> that doesn't mean it's run
[14:16] <Plater> anyone good knowledge of reaver? please pm me, i got some issue
[14:16] <ikonia> Almindor: system V is not installed as an init system
[14:16] <ikonia> Plater: is this anything to do with ubuntu ?
[14:16] <saiarcot895> Bower^Work: you have 5 separate firefox windows open, with (from what I can tell about the memory usage) a lot of tabs open in each one of them
[14:16] <Almindor> on 12.04?
[14:16] <ikonia> Almindor: yes, system V init is not installed
[14:17] <Almindor> ikonia: so my rcX dirs and init.d are there just for fun and postgresql starts itself by magic?
[14:17] <ikonia> Almindor: no, it's launched by upstart
[14:18] <Almindor> ikonia: so "start on started postgresql" should work right?
[14:18] <ikonia> Almindor: depends, depends what's triggering it
[14:18] <Almindor> psql is in rc3.d
[14:18] <ikonia> that means nothing
[14:19] <ikonia> from memory there is an upstart job at the end that calls all legacy system V init jobs,
[14:19] <ikonia> but you'll need to check that
[14:19] <arteiro> any, has problem to install pci wireless realtek 8190 ?
[14:19] <saiarcot895> Almindor: "sudo service start postgresql" might start postgresql
[14:19] <ikonia> saiarcot895: he doesn't want to start it
[14:19] <Almindor> yeah rc.conf
[14:19] <ikonia> he's trying to trigger a job from it's init in upstart
[14:19] <saiarcot895> ikonia: ah, ok
[14:19] <Almindor> rc.conf runs rc on runlevels
[14:20] <Almindor> so psql is actually started by rc
[14:20] <ikonia> there we go, so it does cycle through the legacy run levels
[14:20] <ikonia> but it's called by upstart
[14:20] <Almindor> I guess upstart has no knowledge of individual rc jobs tho
[14:20] <ikonia> I would agree o that
[14:20] <ikonia> on
[14:20] <Almindor> damnit
[14:20] <arteiro> I need help, has problem to install pci wireless realtek 8190 ?
[14:23] <servercbe> Hi, Good morning!  ... I CANT make my pc start from network... and I get this message:           RPL-ROM-FFC     and never get and IP
[14:23] <saiarcot895> arteiro: you might have to use Windows drivers
[14:23] <saiarcot895> arteiro: http://askubuntu.com/questions/53136/realtek-8190-wireless-doesnt-work
[14:23] <servercbe> RPL-ROM-FFC     and never get an IP
[14:23] <servercbe> any help please
[14:24] <servercbe> RPL-ROM-FFC     never get an IP    please help!
[14:24] <ikonia> servercbe: stop repeating
[14:25] <ikonia> people won't reward people with help for just blindly spamming the channel
[14:25] <servercbe> sorry... I it getting me crazy
[14:25] <Pici> servercbe: It sounds like you're asking about WOL via your BIOS, how is this an Ubuntu problem?
[14:27] <arteiro> saiarcot895,  thanks.
[14:28] <zipper> What does reckon mean in networking?
[14:29] <Pici> zipper: In what context?
[14:30] <arteiro> saiarcot895, this way worked, however ndiswrapper impossible I use the NIC mode RFMON
[14:30] <zipper> Pici in nmap -sL does a passive reckon
[14:31] <Pici> zipper: I don't see that in any of the nmap manpages.
[14:34] <zipper> Pici It might not be but what it does is a DNS resolution. That is: that it doesn't send packets directly to the IP address. It goes through the DNS server and asks it for all the hosts name.
[14:34] <p0wn3d> Can anyone explain the difference between audit and tripwire/AIDE?
[14:34] <zipper> Pici anyway I've heard that word too many times just tell me what you know.
[14:36] <Pici> zipper: If you mean 'recon', thats short for reconnaissance. 'reckon' doesn't mean anything in that context.
[14:37] <zipper> Pici Okay I just heard it I didn't read it. What do you mean by recon? Please don't tell me to google it. English isn't my best language.
[14:39] <Pici> zipper: its not really a computer question. It just a fancy word for survey
[14:39] <rahules> hi, is there a command by which i can see what all drivers i can use for my wifi? It's now using the wl driver.
[14:39] <geek2076> jaimerai savoir quelle image de ubuntu touch sur galaxy tab 2 10.1 p5113
[14:39] <Pici> !fr | geek2076
[14:40] <zipper> Pici nice! So when -sL is called a passive recon he meant to mean like a passive scan because it's the DNS server doing the work?
[14:41] <wasanzy> hello guys, am having head pain installing ubuntu aside win 8. after installing win8, ubuntu is not seeing the partitions I created so is trying to use the entire disk. am using hp envy dv6
[14:41] <zipper> Pici btw hope you'll use the newly learnt info. I'm not sure where to apply it just yet but I will.
[14:42] <geek2076> jaimerai savoir quelle image de ubuntu touch sur galaxy tab 2 10.1 p5113
[14:42] <geek2076> installer
[14:43] <geek2076> jaimerai savoir quelle image de ubuntu touch  a installer sur galaxy tab 2 10.1 p5113
[14:43] <musa> how do i know if i have been hacked or been infected by viruses. I am using Ubuntu 13.04 32bit
[14:43] <geek2076> je lai fait sur nexus avec succes
[14:43] <musa> i have been getting banned from Drupal.org
[14:44] <musa> where do I ask questions? and to whom?
[14:44] <ikonia> not here
[14:44] <geek2076> quelquun peut me repondre svp
[14:44] <auronandace> !fr | geek2076
[14:46] <musa> exit
[14:46] <musa> quit
[14:48] <rosco_y> Does anyone have anything to say about installing GNUstep on Ubuntu?
[14:49] <auronandace> !info gnustep | rosco_y
[14:50] <rosco_y> auronandace: ty--do you know, if I install it, would I be able to switch between that and gnome by selecting the sesssion type at the login prompt?
[14:51] <auronandace> rosco_y: i'd assume so
[14:51] <rosco_y> auronandace: thank you :)
[15:00] <Seven_Six_Two> I'm having issues with the time command. Below is the command I'm trying to do, without the quotes. I'm getting an error about --verbose not being a command.
[15:00] <Seven_Six_Two> "time --append --verbose -o time-rsync.txt sudo rsync -zrlpv --size-only --inplace /home/username/backupdir/ /media/external133/"
[15:01] <MonkeyDust> Seven_Six_Two  what is it supposed to do?
[15:01] <Seven_Six_Two> MonkeyDust, do an rsync, and print to file how long the process took.
[15:02] <Seven_Six_Two> the rsync works on its own, it's the time command that is giving me trouble. I've read the man page twice, and I don't see what's wrong.
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> Seven_Six_Two  better ask in the channel #bash
[15:03] <Seven_Six_Two> MonkeyDust, time isn't a builtin
[15:03] <Christi123> hi does anyone know how to install virtualenv and where should we install it
[15:03] <MonkeyDust> Seven_Six_Two  it is
[15:04] <MonkeyDust> Seven_Six_Two  what's the output of     cat /etc/issue ?
[15:04] <nicofs> Does anyone of you know about an open source software for an EMS control room to schedule units (current location, task, target location, ...)?
[15:05] <Seven_Six_Two> MonkeyDust, http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Builtins.html
[15:05] <Seven_Six_Two> MonkeyDust, Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS \n \l
[15:05] <MonkeyDust> Seven_Six_Two  i never installed time and it is there
[15:05] <Seven_Six_Two> MonkeyDust, it's part of the default install.
[15:06] <MonkeyDust> Seven_Six_Two  but you just said it isnt
[15:06] <Seven_Six_Two> MonkeyDust, no, I said it isn't a bash builtin command.
[15:06] <Pici> Seven_Six_Two: If you're using bash, you might want to take a look at this part of the time manpage: "Users of the bash shell need to use an explicit path in order to run the external time command and not the shell builtin variant."
[15:08] <Pici> Seven_Six_Two, MonkeyDust: It *is* a shell builtin, but it is also an executable. So call it explictily with /usr/bin/time so that it supports those options.
[15:08] <Seven_Six_Two> Pici, thank you very much! Why wouldn't gnu list it as builtin then? I skipped *blush* the examples part...
[15:09] <hikenboot> can somone point me to quantal directions for changing grub timeout for when it loads
[15:10] <cipherboy> hikenboot, Check /etc/default/grub; the option you want is there. After modifying, run sudo update-grub
[15:10] <Pici> Seven_Six_Two: I don't know. I thought that was weird too.
[15:11] <Seven_Six_Two> Pici, the explicit path worked perfectly. thanks again.
[15:12] <Seven_Six_Two> I use zsh on every box but that machine, so I might have missed it anyhow.
[15:12] <leo-the-manic> I'm using Kubuntu, it informed me a new version was released. I went to click it to see what version it was and it simply started updating. Now it says it's got 3.5 hours left, there's no cancel button, and I can't install anything else while updating
[15:12] <leo-the-manic> Is it safe to force close this upgrade thing?
[15:12] <blazemore> leo-the-manic: No
[15:13] <Seven_Six_Two> leo-the-manic, is it downloading or installing presently?
[15:13] <leo-the-manic> INstalling
[15:13] <blazemore> leo-the-manic: It told you before the upgrade that you shouldn't do anything while it's updating, and it could take a long time
[15:13] <blazemore> leo-the-manic: And you said OK
[15:13] <Seven_Six_Two> leo-the-manic, then no. don't stop it. and don't fiddle with it if you can help it. go have tea.
[15:14] <leo-the-manic> blazemore: I'm pretty sure I clicked the button that next to "A new version is available" and it just started going
[15:14] <Seven_Six_Two> leo-the-manic, that's possible, just as it's possible that the button said "install now"
[15:15] <Seven_Six_Two> err...upgrade now
[15:15] <leo-the-manic> Just seems poorly designed. I can't really have tea for 3.5 hours but I guess that's my fault for clicking a button to try and get more info than "A new version is available"
[15:17] <Seven_Six_Two> Pici, interesting to note, the conflict between the shell builtin and the external command is mentioned in the opening paragraph of time's entry in Linux in a nutshell.
[15:17] <rosco_y> leo-the-manic: Read the Harry Potter Series
[15:17] <leo-the-manic> rosco_y: Haha xD I appreciate the help but I really should be working. But it seems I lucked out. I wanted to install coffeescript but I can install it through npm instead of apt-get
[15:18] <leo-the-manic> *phew*
[15:18] <rosco_y> I sympothize though, it's tough when it looks like an install is hung
[15:18] <mrvisser> Hey, I have an ubuntu server setup, and when I run netstat -anp | grep -e tcp -e udp, I find that there are a couple ports being listened on, but the process name is just a "dash" -
[15:18] <rosco_y> :)
[15:18] <mrvisser> does anyone know what that indicates?
[15:19] <rosco_y> nupe, not-me
[15:19] <BritishG4m3r> Hey all! I'm attempting to kill a process in Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS.  I can successfully kill the process in question but after running 'grep' again I can see a new process has appeared under a different PID running the same file. Any way I can stop this file running?
[15:19] <SwedeMike> BritishG4m3r: what process is this?
[15:20] <jrib> BritishG4m3r: be more specific
[15:20] <BritishG4m3r> 1012      1195  3.0  2.1 5783520 711484 pts/8  Sl+  10:26   1:41 java -server -d64 -Xincgc -Xmx3G -jar mcpc-plus.jar nogui
[15:20] <BritishG4m3r> that's what grep is throwing at me
[15:21] <SwedeMike> BritishG4m3r: use ps -axjf to get process tree, kill whatever process is spawning the java process.
[15:21] <hawa> at reboot my touchpad doesnt work... but after locking and unlocking the touchpad it works. its not a big problem as the touchpad works after locking and unlocking it... however i have to do it every time i boot my ubuntu... anybody help???
[15:21] <SwedeMike> BritishG4m3r: "ps axjf" I mean
[15:22] <Seven_Six_Two> you can also call pstree for a more visual tree as well
[15:23] <hawa> at reboot my touchpad doesnt work... but after locking and unlocking the touchpad it works. its not a big problem as the touchpad works after locking and unlocking it... however i have to do it every time i boot my ubuntu... anybody help??? couldnt find help in any forums
[15:24] <BritishG4m3r> SwedeMike: thanks a bunch, that seems to have done it
[15:24] <BluesKaj> ud
[15:24] <Seven_Six_Two> !repeat | hawa
[15:25] <hawa> i tried searching it...
[15:27] <hawa> does anybody know how do i reinstall my touchpad driver??? like a fresh installation
[15:28] <blazemore> hawa: I doubt that's the problem
[15:28] <blazemore> hawa: the driver is part of the kernel
[15:28] <hawa> really... it used to work like a charm...
[15:28] <blazemore> WHat changed between it working, and it not working?
[15:28] <hawa> i dnt quite understand what made it do so..
[15:28] <Gnurdux> m
[15:28] <hawa> it is working... bt i have to lock and unlock every time i reboot
[15:29] <alichiman> question all.  Installing ubuntu server 12.04 LTS for the first time.  trying to set-up LVM and was wondering if there is a way to have / be a part of the LVM.
[15:29] <hawa> only then does that work...
[15:29] <hikenboot> cipherboy: it seems to be defaulting grub to the memtest
[15:29] <bgardner> hawa: You said it "used to work like a charm" - when did that change?
[15:29] <hawa> i dnt quite remember when did it stopped working...
[15:30] <hawa> or what made it so..
[15:30] <BluesKaj> hawa, check your touchpad options is there a sessions lock/unlock option ?
[15:31] <hawa> Blueskaj... u mean in system setting???
[15:31] <BluesKaj> yes
[15:31] <hawa> its ubuntu 12.04 there's no such option there in mine..
[15:31] <hawa> is there supposed to be???
[15:31] <cipherboy> hikenboot, then change your GRUB_DEFAULT command to match.
[15:32] <BluesKaj> dunno hawa , I don't run unity/gnome
[15:32] <hawa> okie tnx anwy...
[15:32] <hawa> what do i run then...
[15:32] <BluesKaj> but I assume there must be
[15:33] <hawa> i am fed up of unity as well...
[15:33] <blazemore> hawa: there is a settings panel somewhere
[15:33] <hawa> any suggestion...
[15:33] <monkwitdafunk> Unity desktop enviroment is the default in the latest LTS right?
[15:33] <hikenboot> thanks I was just about to do that I changed the wrong line
[15:33] <hawa> there i settings...
[15:33] <hawa> but there is no such thing as session lock unlock
[15:33] <cipherboy> hikenboot, no problem.
[15:34] <SonikkuAmerica> monkwitdafunk: Indeed (in Ubuntu).
[15:35] <hawa> monkwitdafunk: nice name... yes unity is default with LTS
[15:35] <SonikkuAmerica> monkwitdafunk: Kubuntu = KDE, Xubuntu = XFCE, Lubuntu = LXDE (not an LTS), Ubuntu Studio = XFCE, Edubuntu = Unity
[15:38] <bamdad> hi
[15:38] <bamdad> Is there any way to understand which repository a package is installed from ?
[15:38] <Pici> bamdad: apt-cache policy packagename
[15:39] <jhutchins> How do you display the LUN number from the server it's attached to?
[15:39] <bamdad> But it returns a list
[15:39] <bamdad> Pici: there is a list of mirrors, I wanna know which mirror exactly
[15:39] <Pici> bamdad: If they all have the same version number, why does it matter?
[15:40] <bamdad> I installed a package, and they behave differently
[15:40] <bamdad> they are installed from different mirrors on 2 different servers
[15:40] <lun> my number?
[15:41] <blazemore> lun: You're quick ;)
[15:41] <alichiman> question all.  Installing ubuntu server 12.04 LTS for the first time.  trying to set-up LVM and was wondering if there is a way to have / be a part of the LVM.
[15:44] <ikonia> alichiman: / can be part of lvm
[15:45] <cipherboy> Question, anyone have any decent tutorials on cross compiling?
[15:45] <ActionPa1snip> !rootirc | Guest95120
[15:45] <ikonia> cipherboy: its not something thats a strict way, the approach depends on a few things
[15:45] <ikonia> cipherboy: you'll find some good advice in ##c and ##c++
[15:46] <alichiman> how?  you can't create the lvm partition without having root
[15:46] <cipherboy> ikonia, thanks, specifically looking to try and hack apart Xcode to get a toolchain for iOS/Arm
[15:46] <ikonia> alichiman: sorry what ?
[15:46] <ikonia> cipherboy: not really an ubuntu issue
[15:47] <blazemore> alichiman: I think you're *fundamentally* misunderstanding something here, and I'd advise avoiding doing anything to your system you don't understand
[15:47] <blazemore> !lvm | alichiman
[15:47] <hrolf> Is there any player which remembers the playback position for each file? I have large collection of files and they are huge files (plus more than 3 hours), so is there any player which saves the last playback position?
[15:47] <blazemore> hrolf: video files?
[15:47] <alichiman> read the http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO
[15:48] <ikonia> alichiman: I know how to use it
[15:48] <alichiman> And blaze this is just a test box I'm playing with
[15:48] <ikonia> alichiman: why don't you explain your question
[15:48] <hrolf> blazemore: No audio only.
[15:49] <alichiman> ikonia.  I meant I read that article already.  Sorry
[15:49] <blazemore> hrolf: Some Googleing has uncovered Songbird has an addon called "Last Track Resume"
[15:49] <blazemore> hrolf: I know mpd does it too
[15:50] <blazemore> hrolf: In fact, since you have a specific requirement for an audio player, you'd probably get quite a lot out of mpd
[15:50] <blazemore> mpd + aria
[15:50] <blazemore> That's what I use anyway (mpd+aria)
[15:51] <hrolf> blazemore: Songbird is a plugin for?
[15:51] <alichiman> so I am running throught the 12.04 server install and creating my partitions which I can't create an LVM without designating a root partition first
[15:51] <hrolf> blazemore: Oops. Sorry.
[15:52] <ikonia> alichiman: of course you can
[15:52] <ikonia> alichiman: you make the root "partition" a logical volume hanging from the lvm volume group you've created
[15:53] <alichiman> I can't.  I can't create the lvm without having the root partition existing.
[15:53] <ikonia> alichiman: yes you can
[15:53] <ikonia> alichiman: you actually shouldn't have a root "partition"
[15:53] <ikonia> as root should be a logical volume
[15:55] <K___> Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 2 GB GDDR5
[15:55] <K___> good card
[15:55] <ikonia> K___: try ##hardware
[15:57] <JyZyXEL> why doesn't Ubuntu 13 handle the situation where you install Ubuntu Desktop to a computer that doesn't support Unity?
[15:57] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: how does it know it won't support unity ?
[15:57] <JyZyXEL> it just gets stuck showing the Ubuntu wallpaper and nothing else
[15:57] <JyZyXEL> ikonia: because unitu_test_support crashes
[15:57] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: a lot of it will be down to graphics vendors/drivers incompatability
[15:58] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: that's interesting, got a bug logged for that
[15:58] <JyZyXEL> where?
[15:58] <ikonia> !bug | JyZyXEL
[15:58] <JyZyXEL> it sent the bug report
[15:58] <JyZyXEL> did you find it?
[15:58] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: I've not looked
[15:59] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: you need to log a bug detailing the problem, it sounds worth logging
[15:59] <JyZyXEL> you said you got a bug for it, i thought u found it
[15:59] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: or check if there is a bug already logged and then add to it
[15:59] <UTAN_dev> >>> Hello all. I'm running ubuntu 12.04 LTS inside VirtualBox 4.2.16 on Windows 7 64-bit. That means my GUI is Unity, right? How can I determine which window manager is running? (I'm trying to get better window management, e.g. tiling or move window to left/right half of the screen.) Thanks!
[15:59] <hrolf> blazemore: In Ario, where do I import my files? No option there.
[15:59] <JyZyXEL> but anyways after that crashes, the desktop just stays empty
[15:59] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: get a bug logged
[15:59] <JyZyXEL> you just have the empty desktop and nothing to continue with
[15:59] <JyZyXEL> horrible user experience for my dad
[15:59] <blazemore> hrolf: You configure mpd, ario is just a client for mpd
[16:00] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: complaining about it won't change it - log a bug
[16:00] <JyZyXEL> i logged it
[16:00] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: what is the bug ID
[16:00] <JyZyXEL> it didn't tell
[16:00] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: then you've not logged it
[16:00] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: log a bug - or find an existing bug to append your info to
[16:00] <hrolf> blazemore: How to configure mpd?
[16:00] <JyZyXEL> ikonia: i used the dialog that came up
[16:00] <hrolf> blazemore: I have a folder in which there are my audio files. I want to import them all.
[16:01] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: READ the link I sent you about logging a bug
[16:01] <blazemore> hrolf: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MPD
[16:02] <JyZyXEL> ikonia: also it required to input a password, the installation process didn't even ask to set a root password :p
[16:02] <blazemore> hrolf: basically you edit /etc/mpd.conf
[16:02] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: because ubuntu doesn't use a root password
[16:02] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: this is the correct behaviour
[16:02] <jeffkadet> Hello, I am very new to ubuntu (or any other linux system).  I have an IBM 570 Thinkpad with Pentium II manufactured in 1999.  I have no idea of the memory or hard drive space since I haven't used it in years and don't have the password to get into it.  I first tried Xubuntu desktop and then after more online research tired ubuntu-5.10-install-i386.  In both cases, all I get on the screen is "Operating System not found".  I appreciate any
[16:02] <jeffkadet> suggestions.  Jeff
[16:02] <JyZyXEL> so the regular user password is ok to use there
[16:02] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: where ?
[16:02] <JyZyXEL> in the bug reporting dialog
[16:02] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: forget the bug reporting dialog - it's asking for a launchpad account
[16:03] <hrolf> blazemore: Does my files all need to be in a single folder?
[16:03] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: READ the inforamtion I've given you and log a bug CORRECTLY
[16:03] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: OR search for an existing bug and append the info you have to the bug
[16:03] <JyZyXEL> can the bug reporter even function like intended when the OS crashes before the desktop has even loaded?
[16:04] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: I'm stopping discussion now as you are just ignoring what I'm telling you to do
[16:04] <JyZyXEL> thats because the information in your link is for a working system
[16:04] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: use another system to log the bug
[16:05] <tgunr> yikes! I was in a folder named /play and needed to set ownership and used `cd /play' then `chown -R davec:dev .'  followed by `chmod -R g+w .' then noticed it did not set the .git folder. I used `chmod -R g+w .*' and it changed EVRYTHING under / My question, is there a app like MAcOSX to check permisions and get them back to default?
[16:05] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: I suspect there is already a bug for this
[16:06] <ikonia> JyZyXEL: I'd be surprised if one doesn't exist
[16:06] <blazemore> hrolf: If I were you I'd leave the default music folder alone, and just symlink your actual music library in it
[16:07] <alichiman> sorry Ikonia - Got interrupted.  So When I run through the installer, I partion my disks and have three primary partitions.  Boot, Swap, and LVM.
 When I try and configure the lvm I receive a message there must be a root partition to proceed
[16:07] <ikonia> alichiman: NO
[16:07] <ikonia> alichiman: you don't use partitions, as I've said - 3 - 4 times to you now
[16:07] <hrolf> blazemore: How to do that?
[16:08] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: i suggest you reinstall
[16:09] <tgunr> not possible
[16:09] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: well, your OS isnt going to work if you dont
[16:09] <tgunr> it's in TX, I'm in CA
[16:09] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: submit a smarthands request
[16:09] <ikonia> tgunr: put everything back to root:root 775 - then lock it down
[16:09] <ikonia> tgunr: it won't be "as default" but you can reverse it applying logic
[16:10] <ikonia> and fixing minor bugs, such as home directory, or mysql socket file permissions as they come up
[16:10] <tgunr> thats the problem, 775 root:root is not going to work for the sudoers file
[16:10] <alichiman> no clue what I was doing wrong.  got it to work now
[16:10] <ikonia> tgunr: that's why I said fix the minor issues
[16:10] <ikonia> tgunr: putting it to root:root 775 - means it's safe for root, then open up what you need to open/change to fix bugs
[16:10] <ikonia> eg: ssh key files, sudoers, mysql socket files, home directories etc etc
[16:10] <tgunr> hmm, k, have not had this happen to me for 10+ years
[16:11] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: could restore a backup
[16:11] <ikonia> don't see how long it's not happened for make a difference
[16:11] <tgunr> i mean, why would `chmod -R g+w .*' change the root /?
[16:12] <ikonia> tgunr: depends where you executed it from
[16:12] <tgunr> I was in /play
[16:12] <ikonia> tgunr: then it woudln't douch root
[16:12] <ikonia> as in "/"
[16:13] <ikonia> touch root I should say
[16:13] <tgunr> but it did, I about crapped when i saw a stream of ./proc denial messages
[16:13] <bgardner> tgunr: It touched "/" because ".*" matches ".."
[16:13] <ikonia> tgunr: it didn't - either you where in the wrong dir or that's the wrong command
[16:13] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: you sure you werent in / and used ./*
[16:13] <ActionPa1snip> bgardner: ahhh nice catch
[16:13] <blazemore> Why do people ask for help and then leave? It's so frustrating. Sorry for off-topic
[16:13] <tgunr> I'm positive, i looked at my .history file to make sure
[16:14] <ikonia> tgunr: bgardner has caught it
[16:14] <randomaussie> evening gents... i appear to have broken somehting updating my os... i nolonger can control my wifi or my wired lan... the network icon either doesnt appear at all or is greyed out. and when i double click on the greyed out icon, the error i get something about drivers not working with this version.... any pointers please
[16:14] <ActionPa1snip> blazemore: i know, or keep bleating on and not responding to info requests
[16:14] <tgunr> hmm, .. at one level down from /
[16:15] <ikonia> tgunr: yes as bgardner caught, .* would also match .. which is the same as cd ../
[16:15] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: yes, .. is the folder above, which was '/'
[16:15] <tgunr> I'm sure I have used chmod -R nnnn . before, i know i have
[16:15] <tgunr> testing
[16:15] <ikonia> tgunr: yes, . is different from .*
[16:16] <tgunr> i meant .*, cause * won;t change dot files
[16:16] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: I think you need to research what globbing and so forth actually does
[16:16] <ikonia> tgunr: if that's the cause, then you made a mistake with your command/directory
[16:16] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: * will change dot files, * is everything
[16:17] <Zoohouse> I installed Ubuntu on my laptop (used the entire disk) and now I want to install a second distro to duo boot. Do I have to format and partition my drive with logical partitions to be able to duo boot or can I partition now and install my second distro on there?
[16:17] <tgunr> regardless, seems to me linux could do with a reset permissions like OSX can
[16:17] <ikonia> tgunr: I don't see why as you can fix it just as I've shown
[16:17] <ikonia> tgunr: and it's trivial to write a script
[16:17] <ActionPa1snip> Zoohouse: boot to liveCD and resize the Ext4 then install to the freed space (assuming you didnt make 4 primary partitions for Ubuntu)
[16:18] <tgunr> Yes, I can, but I'm sure to miss something
[16:18] <ActionPa1snip> tgunr: why make it, the user level aimed at for Ubuntu is new user, and users rarely go butchering their OS running commands they don't understand
[16:18] <ikonia> tgunr: then you should be careful if you are running a remote server
[16:18] <hikenboot> anyone with experience upgrading ubunt 12.04 to 13.04 where the primary use is lamp, and wordpress? does the installs work?
[16:18] <rantic> hikenboot: Yes, it works fine.
[16:18] <hikenboot> thanks
[16:18] <ActionPa1snip> hikenboot: why do you want to do that? Raring support dies in January 2014...Precise is supported til April 2017
[16:19] <tgunr> I usually am very careful, like i said, first time i been bitten in 10+ years
[16:19] <hikenboot> ah good point
[16:19] <Zoohouse> ActionPa1snip, this is what my disk looks like now: http://pastebin.com/KNX4Rs1C
[16:19] <hikenboot> ok I wont I just have some speed issues when compaired with the same install on debian 6 box. maybe I need to optimize my kernel for a vm environment
[16:20] <ActionPa1snip> Zoohouse: resize the sda2 then make an extended partition inside it, you can then install the other OS on logical partitions in that
[16:20] <jaenie> hi...  I'm trying to search for solution to setup xfce with multiple desktops on multiple screens, but I cannot figure out what to call it when I want each screen to have separate desktops, i mean each with its own pager.  I can do the one-big-wide-desktops across both screens.  but is there a way to split them up with the the default video drivers?
[16:21] <jaenie> what would that be called? (or... how to search for it? :p)
[16:21] <b7> Hello everyone. Can anyone explain why I getting the message "RTNETLINK answers: File exists Failed to bring up eth0." when I trying to do /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[16:21] <blazemore> jaenie: I actually don't think that's possible, at least with xfce
[16:21] <b7> Google gives me a links to a pages where people have this problem because of multiple gateway lines in /etc/network/interfaces file, but I have only one gateway here.
[16:21] <Zoohouse> ActionPa1snip, Do I have to do anything special with Grub once I do all that?
[16:21] <jaenie> blazemore, hrm... ok :(  I thought it was, that's why i was trying it out. I have an OLD ati card and cannot get the legacy driver to compule
[16:21] <blazemore> b7: Does that happen when you do "sudo service networking stop" followed by "sudo service networking start" ?
[16:21] <heath> does ubuntu 13.04 come installed with python v3?
[16:21] <heath> i'm not wanting to download 13.04 and throw it on a virtual machine to find out
[16:21] <heath> er, guess i should anyway, just to verify
[16:21] <blazemore> jaenie: There probably is a window manager that can do that
[16:22] <blazemore> heath: yes
[16:22] <MonkeyDust> !info python | heath
[16:22] <jaenie> blazemore... don't say Unity! hah
[16:22] <b7> blazemore, I didn't try it, because I'm connecting over SSH to this remote server. I'll try it now.
[16:23] <blazemore> jaenie: I don't believe so, but perhaps KDE?
[16:23] <blazemore> heath: Python 3.3.1
[16:23] <blazemore> !info python3 | heath
[16:23] <ActionPa1snip> jaenie: Unity isnt a WM
[16:23] <rayray> hey guys, is there anyway to save settings from a live user session if there is *NO* persistence file on the usb stick?
[16:23] <ActionPa1snip> jaenie: its a shell
[16:23] <blazemore> jaenie: KDE has some really fancy advanced window management options, if anything can do per-screen desktop paging, it'll be KDE
[16:24] <blazemore> rayray: Not automatically, and not easily
[16:24] <ActionPa1snip> rayray: could mount a partition as /home on a removable magnetic storage, the settings will retain
[16:24] <blazemore> rayray: It depends what you want to save
[16:24] <blazemore> ActionPa1snip: Is that the case once it's already up and running?
[16:24] <rayray> installed apps
[16:25] <blazemore> rayray: You want to install apps, then boot from the LiveUSB at some point in the future, and have those apps, and all their settings, as they were?
[16:26] <MonkeyDust> rayray  my first distro was Knoppix, I remember you could save a live session in Knoppix
[16:26] <blazemore> Sorry all I gtg home now
[16:27] <rayray> i can't help but feel theres gotta be a way
[16:27] <blazemore> rayray: Why not just recreate the LiveUSB with persistance?
[16:27] <rayray> i guess i gotta, i was just hoping to spare myself the work'
[16:28] <rayray> that'll happen, huh?
[16:28] <shankarwaikhom> hi
[16:29] <MonkeyDust> rayray  there's this, cow mean copy on write   http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/ubuntu-linux-live-cd-save-data-desktop-information-on-usb-device.html
[16:30] <rayray> i'll try it! thx.
[16:30] <Guest73023> VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 ubuntu no sound please explain the process of how to get it working new install
[16:32] <Guest73023> raring new install
[16:32] <holstein> !sound | Guest73023
[16:34] <Guest73023> there are a list of output devices
[16:35] <lodenrogue> good afternoon. I installed Ubuntu 12 a few days ago and everything is working perfectly but just now the sound starting going wonky. Everything sounds distorted (kind of like a robot voice). Any assistance with that please?
[16:35] <holstein> lodenrogue: 12.04?
[16:36] <Guest73023> Analogue output/amplifier built-in audio, Analogue output/ No Amplifier built-in audio
[16:36] <whoever> hi all, i am tring to get my logitech quickcam 400pro working on 12.10, can someone assist, the camera has worked previously
[16:36] <holstein> lodenrogue: did you apply upgrades? and then it "broke"?
[16:36] <lodenrogue> yes holstein
[16:36] <Guest73023> Analogue Mono output/amplifier built-in audio
[16:36] <lodenrogue> holstein, I had applied the updates and it worked perfectly it just started going wonky now
[16:36] <Guest73023> Analogue Mono output/No amplifier built-in audio
[16:36] <holstein> Guest73023: i usually install pavucontrol. try that
[16:37] <holstein> lodenrogue: i would do the basics.. test with the guest account.. try the older kernel
[16:38] <lodenrogue> ok
[16:38] <lodenrogue> thanks
[16:38] <lodenrogue> is there any way to reset the audio though holstein ?
[16:39] <holstein> lodenrogue: sure .. you can reset pulse or alsa, or reboot
[16:40] <JoTraGo> My Ubuntu 1204 on Dell Vostro would occasionally just shutdown for no apparent reason. I just discovered the Log viewer and spotted the entry that the CPU was over temp at 100Deg Cent. Can i get to the ACPI hardware monitoring interface in Ubuntu, to check more closely on this, or is there a hardware monitoring app where I could keep an eye on the CPU temp in real time?
[16:40] <lodenrogue> how do I reset pulse or alsa holstein ?
[16:40] <Kurza> hi, does anyone know where I can find g++ 4.7.x as ubuntu 10.04 package (i686). Default version which comes with build-essential is 4.3 and unfortunately I need 4.3+
[16:41] <MonkeyDust> Kurza  is that 10.04 server? if not, consider upgrading
[16:41] <Kurza> it is server, yes
[16:42] <shankarwaikhom_> k
[16:42] <MonkeyDust> Kurza  12.04 LTS has g++ 4:4.6.3
[16:42] <lodenrogue> holstein, lol I just open up sound in system settings and now it's working properly again. haha
[16:43] <holstein> lodenrogue: for pulse, i searched "ubuntu restart pulse" and found http://www.hecticgeek.com/2012/01/how-to-restart-pulseaudio-sound-server-ubuntu-linux/ which suggests "pulseaudio -k"
[16:43] <Kurza> MonkeyDust: no way, I don't want to upgrade it
[16:43] <Kurza> MonkeyDust: maybe I can compile g++ itself?
[16:43] <MonkeyDust> Kurza  then try the !backports
[16:43] <JyZyXEL> how do you list the latest reported ubuntu bugs?
[16:43] <ripthejacker> I'm trying to use Amarok on Ubuntu 13.04 raring and it's crashing frequently
[16:44] <ripthejacker> I don't know it it's related but I feel it's been crashing more often after the kernel update
[16:44] <holstein> ripthejacker: you can launch it from a terminal and see if there are helpful errors. you can try removing its config file
[16:44] <ripthejacker> holstein:  shall I pastebin the error
[16:44] <holstein> ripthejacker: you can also launch the older kernel and test your theory
[16:45] <ripthejacker> holstein: I'll have to restart the pc for that right?
[16:46] <Guest73023> http://pastebin.com/BmQqRQbx
[16:47] <zacarias1> I'm unable to add a network printer. Neither by the GUI system settings nor by the localhost:631. The system doesn't find the printer, even though it's in the same Wi-Fi network. Any help?
[16:47] <ripthejacker> holstein: btw the error is this:
[16:47] <ripthejacker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878013/
[16:47] <holstein> ripthejacker: that, meaning to test the older kernel? you can choose it from grub at boot
[16:48] <Kurza> MonkeyDust: I couldn't find any in the official ubuntu repos, do you know where I can find it or maybe link to any PPA. Thanks in advance!
[16:48] <Guest73023> http://pastebin.com/VEreCdbh
[16:49] <MonkeyDust> Kurza  no,but try the !backports, to get a version from a more recent repo
[16:49] <holstein> ripthejacker: from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok-kde4/+bug/363891 apt-get install phonon-backend-xine libxine1-ffmpeg
[16:49] <Kurza> !backports
[16:51] <holstein> Guest73023: what i would do is get a known good audio file playing in a known good audio player, and launch pavucontrol and route
[16:51] <X98> Hello
[16:51] <X98> VLC Player
[16:51] <ikonia> X98: any chance you can converse in sentences rather than random words please ?
[16:52] <zacarias1> I'm unable to add a network printer. Neither by the GUI system settings nor by the localhost:631. The system doesn't find the printer, even though it's in the same Wi-Fi network. Any help?
[16:52] <X98> sorry for my bad English
[16:52] <ikonia> X98: no problem
[16:52] <holstein> zacarias1: can you ping it? or open a web interface?
[16:52] <ripthejacker> holstein: thanks I'll look into it
[16:52] <ikonia> zacarias1: does the printer have a web itnerface ?
[16:52] <X98> Even though I am form the UK !!!
[16:52] <holstein> ripthejacker: i would literally quickly install the suggested packages and test
[16:53] <zacarias1> holstein: How do I ping it?
[16:53] <zacarias1> ikonia: No, it doesn't :-(
[16:53] <ikonia> zacarias1: can you telnet to the port to test the connection ?
[16:53] <holstein> zacarias1: i use the terminal and "ping local.ip".. ping 192.168.x.x
[16:54] <X98> Anyone know on how to install fastboot drivers on ubuntu ( I have adb set up)
[16:54] <ikonia> X98: fastboot drivers ?
[16:54] <ikonia> X98: what do you mean ?
[16:54] <X98> I mean the driver for fastboot on android
[16:54] <saiarcot895> X98: see #ubuntu_touch
[16:54] <ikonia> X98: this is ubuntu support - not android
[16:55] <zacarias1> ikonia: How do I do that?
[16:55] <X98> I konw
[16:55] <X98> I Know
[16:55] <ikonia> X98: so why are you asking in #ubuntu ?
[16:55] <saiarcot895> X98: see #ubuntu-touch
[16:55] <ikonia> zacarias1: telnet you.printer.ip port
[16:55] <X98> I found out how to install adb here
[16:55] <ikonia> X98: we don't support android here - neither does ubuntu-touch
[16:55] <MonkeyDust> X98  type /join #ubuntu-touch
[16:55] <b7> blazemore, service networking stop gives "stop: Unknown instance:"
[16:55] <ikonia> #android is the channel for android support
[16:56] <ikonia> MonkeyDust: why is this anything to do with ubuntu-touch ? have I miss-read the problem ?
[16:56] <X98> I am using  android not ubuntu-touch and I'm running Ubuntu on this pc
[16:56] <MonkeyDust> X98  or rather: type /join #
[16:56] <MonkeyDust> X98  or rather: type /join #android
[16:56] <ikonia> X98: right so it's #android you need
[16:56] <X98> ok
[16:56] <ikonia> guys can you please think about where you are directing people off to, #ubuntu-offtopic #ubuntu-touch etc etc,
[16:57] <ikonia> they are not dumping grounds when other channels are more appropriate
[16:57] <Guest73023> I tried| sudo aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav
[16:57] <holstein> Guest73023: did you try using pavucontrol?
[16:58] <Guest73023> I installed it but i don't think that will run automatically
[16:58] <Guest73023> I need to find it
[16:59] <holstein> Guest73023: when you say "it", that is "pavucontrol" ? you can find pulse audio volume control in the menu.. or launch pavucontrol.. its not something that "runs"
[16:59] <TauNeutrino> hey penguin lovers
[16:59] <b00b00> hello
[16:59] <cereal> anyone install windows 7 on kvm via virt manager?  it keeps asking me for drivers and i'm not certain what I should be looking for haha
[17:00] <ikonia> cereal: many times, never seen it ask for drivers
[17:00] <ikonia> cereal: what hardware does it need drivers for ?
[17:00] <cereal> hmmm wonder what i'm doing wrong then
[17:00] <Guest73023> I ran it from the terminal
[17:00] <cereal> i don't know, it just says its looking for drivers
[17:00] <zacarias1> ikonia: I tried to telnet. It says "Connection refused"
[17:00] <ikonia> zacarias1: ok, so that's better than a time out, but it does mean it's rejecting your connection
[17:01] <ikonia> cereal: where does it say this, at what point ?
[17:01] <b00b00> how in bash i call to another script from a running script, but not wait the called scrit stop running (loop), and after "calling" that script, the caller script keep running forward
[17:01] <cereal> ikonia, have you done 64 bit?
[17:01] <ikonia> cereal: yes,
[17:01] <Guest73023> it has alot of the same things that sound panel icon   sound settings has
[17:01] <cereal> ikonia, immediately after clicking "install now"
[17:01] <ikonia> cereal: what's saying it though, the windows installer or libvirt ? can you get a screen shot
[17:01] <cereal> its the most generic screen ever, gives no hint as to what it could be :(
[17:02] <cereal> oh, yea its windows installer
[17:02] <holstein> Guest73023: it does.. so, get an audio file playing, and see if you can route it and here it *anywhere*.. test *all* outputs
[17:02] <cereal> i'll get you a screenshot hang on :D
[17:02] <ikonia> cereal: I'm wondering if you've not configured the hardware for the virtual machine correctly
[17:02] <ozzloy> http://pastebin.com/1ugyFmCE what's wrong with this apache config?
[17:02] <zacarias1> ikonia: I don't know why. I have two other Ubuntu-running computers in  the same network and they connect to the printer without problems
[17:02] <ikonia> cereal: eg: the E1000 device for network cards will need a driver,
[17:02] <Guest73023> I haven't been running files
[17:02] <cereal> ikonia, yea possible.
[17:02] <cereal> i'm not too familiar with kvm :(
[17:02] <ikonia> cereal: thats one that I know of, so I'm sure there are others
[17:02] <Guest73023> but i have been playing youtube music videos
[17:03] <ikonia> ozzloy: looks like you're trying to bind more than one site to an IP/port, or the ports already in use
[17:04] <ozzloy> ikonia, how do i not do that?
[17:04] <holstein> Guest73023: that is why i said "known good" audio files.. you could be experiencing a flash related error, and you are troubleshooting the sound card
[17:04] <ozzloy> i'm not apache savvy
[17:04] <ozzloy> ikonia, thanks for looking at it
[17:04] <holstein> Guest73023: close the browser, and play a normal, known good audio file to test the sound, please
[17:04] <ashish> is gnome 3.8 is not supported in ubuntu12.04?
[17:04] <ikonia> ozzloy: so it's set to listen on port 80, is anything already listening on 80 ?
[17:05] <ozzloy> ikonia, idk, i'll check, but i would be surprised if so
[17:05] <jrib> ozzloy: is that proper syntax?
[17:05] <Pici> jrib: it matches my ports.conf
[17:06] <ozzloy> http://pastebin.com/index/1ugyFmCE ikonia no, that port is open
[17:06] <ozzloy> jrib, idk?  i didn't modify the file
[17:06] <cereal> ikonia, https://www.dropbox.com/s/gsag46ll2oldt68/win7_install.png
[17:06] <ikonia> the error is in 000-default
[17:06] <ikonia> not ports.conf
[17:06] <ozzloy> jrib, i did just do an upgrade though
[17:06] <ozzloy> oh
[17:06] <Guest73023> if it helps in output devices I do see what must be the pick up bar fluctuating like it is should be outputting sound
[17:06] <ozzloy> this is on a debian server
[17:06] <ozzloy> not ubuntu
[17:06] <ikonia> cereal: $10 says it's your network card set to E1000
[17:06] <ikonia> ozzloy: then why are you asking in #ubuntu
[17:06] <cereal> ok i'll look at it!
[17:06] <jrib> Pici, ozzloy: oh, mine looks like "Listen <IP_ADDRESS>:80"
[17:07] <whoever> need some help with getting logitech quickcam pro 5000 working i can see it with dmesg but am getting a black screen when i try to tass it in cheese
[17:07] <Guest41911> ubuntu13.10 will support amd 4000 series graphic card?? as i downgrade from 13.04 to 12.04 because poor system performance
[17:07] <jrib> Pici, ozzloy: erm, that's probably something I modified... hah
[17:07] <cereal> ikonia, it's set to 'hypervisor default' in virt-manager haha
[17:07] <ozzloy> jrib, is that for something that is reachable from the web?
[17:07] <ikonia> cereal: why is that funny ?
[17:07] <cereal> because it doesnt tell me what the default is ;)
[17:07] <jrib> ozzloy: no, only my localhost (which I just remembered)
[17:07] <ikonia> cereal: ok, so force it
[17:07] <cereal> any suggestions on which model ?
[17:08] <cereal> rtl8139 seems like a good guess to me
[17:08] <ikonia> cereal: as generic as possible
[17:08] <holstein> Guest73023: downgrade, and test 13.10 with your specific hardware live *before* you install
[17:08] <ozzloy> jrib, i'll give that a shot and see what happens
[17:09] <holstein> Guest73023: you are likely experiencing poor driver support, not poor performance
[17:09] <cereal> ikonia, though i've never had windows xp or above complain about e1000 in vmware, makes me wonder
[17:09] <saiarcot895> holstein: I think you mean Guest41911
[17:09] <Guest73023> font left front right, rear right, rear rear left all 100% (0.00dB)
[17:09] <holstein> saiarcot895: too many guests ;)
[17:09] <jrib> ozzloy: ok, maybe it will give you some hints anyway.  What I said is not what you want.  Maybe try a different port (like 81 or 8080) instead
[17:09] <holstein> Guest73023: ^^
[17:09] <whoever> am on ubuntu 12.10
[17:09] <saiarcot895> holstein: wrong guest again
[17:10] <holstein> saiarcot895: :/
[17:10] <Guest73023> via82xx is listed on http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main
[17:10] <Guest73023> sounds like you know what that means
[17:10] <Guest41911> is there is any solution for 13.04 right now or will be in 13.10?
[17:10] <cereal> ikonia, yea changing it to a few of them didn't seem to help.  i'm thinking its more than just the network :(
[17:11] <CarlFK> how do I turn off visual effects?  system settings, Appearance just gives me "Background"
[17:11] <saiarcot895> Guest41911: see holstein 's reply a few lines above
[17:11] <zacarias1> ikonia: Do you have any idea about why the connection to the printer is being rejected?
[17:11] <saiarcot895> Guest41911: basically, downgrade, and then test Ubuntu 13.10 on a live CD
[17:11] <ikonia> zacarias1: no
[17:11] <ozzloy> http://bghints.blogspot.com/2012/06/error-after-upgrading-apache-httpd-from.html jrib this looks promising.  i'll try that after this.  thanks for the input
[17:11] <ikonia> zacarias1: telnet to it from one of the working PC's
[17:12] <ikonia> zacarias1: it may not be a problem
[17:12] <Guest73023> do you mean 12.10 and not 13.10?
[17:12] <zacarias1> ikonia: thanks
[17:12] <jrib> ozzloy: ah, so you are on an old kernel?
[17:12] <netlar> I read an article that linux kernal 3.10.1 is now available for Ubuntu, but I am only on 3.8.0, why is that?
[17:12] <ikonia> he's on debian
[17:12] <ikonia> which is why this should be moved to #debian
[17:13] <jrib> indeed
[17:14] <cereal> ikonia, hmmm looks like someone on the interwebs hinted it could be a corrupt image
[17:14] <cereal> i'm going to re-download it and let you know ;)
[17:14] <ikonia> cereal: image ? as in ISO image ?
[17:14] <cereal> yes
[17:14] <saiarcot895> netlar: Raring will stay on the 3.8.0 kernel
[17:14] <ikonia> cereal: can't see that being the case, but maybe
[17:14] <cereal> i'll give a try, but yea.
[17:14] <netlar> saiarcot895: so that is for 13.10?
[17:15] <saiarcot895> netlar: possibly; currently, Saucy has 3.10.0
[17:16] <netlar> saiarcot895: so Ubuntu does not update the kernal until the next version of Ubuntu, just curious
[17:16] <saiarcot895> netlar: yes; typically, once a distro is released, the expectation is that the packages for that distro are stable
[17:17] <saiarcot895> netlar: if there are severe bugs or regressions, those packages can get an update
[17:17] <cipherboy> Hey, where would I get the QEMU package?
[17:17] <saiarcot895> netlar: or if there is any security fix, for that matter
[17:18] <ikonia> cipherboy: the ubuntu repos
[17:18] <cipherboy> ikonia, package name, sorry.
[17:18] <ikonia> cipherboy: search
[17:18] <netlar> saiarcot895: is it better to wait a little while to upgrade after the release of a new Ubuntu version, for those updates?
[17:19] <saiarcot895> netlar: I think that's more of a personal choice
[17:19] <cipherboy> ikonia, package name qemu like I thought... then why did command suggestion come back with qtemu and aqemu but not qemu?
[17:19] <ikonia> cipherboy: because there are multiple options
[17:19] <saiarcot895> netlar: the packages for that distro has been in that distro for some time, since there is a Feature Freeze period, so I would think it is mostly stable
[17:20] <netlar> saiarcot895: Just thinking for stability purposes, besause Ubuntu is more cutting edge right?
[17:20] <saiarcot895> netlar: depends what distro you are on
[17:20] <netlar> What do you mean?
[17:21] <saiarcot895> netlar: there's a Long-Term Support version (Precise, 12.04), and there are other versions released every 6 months (Quantal, Raring)
[17:21] <netlar> So the LTS verions are more stable?
[17:21] <saiarcot895> netlar: Precise, being LTS, is supported for 5 years with security fixes
[17:21] <saiarcot895> netlar: yes
[17:21] <varunendra> netlar, there are LTS releases of Ubuntu as well, which are not so 'Cutting edge', and instead focus on stability. The current LTS is 12.04, the next one will be 14.04
[17:21] <whoever> ubuntu 12.10 64 bit, need some help with logitech quickcam pro 5000. i does not seem to be working at all in chesse , but does get pickedup by dmesg. can someone assist
[17:22] <netlar> saiarcot895: What is best way to upgrade when 14.04 comes out?
[17:22] <ikonia> netlar: it doesn't exist for over a year - so worry about it closer to the time
[17:23] <netlar> Just I heard it is better to do a clean install instead of an upgrade
[17:24] <ikonia> netlar: that's up to your opinion
[17:24] <saiarcot895> ikonia: technically, 8 months
[17:24] <netlar> ikonia: that is why i am asking here
[17:24] <saiarcot895> netlar: you can either directly upgrade from Precise (LTS to LTS) or you can directly upgrade from Saucy
[17:24] <ikonia> netlar: it's YOUR opinion that matters,
[17:24] <saiarcot895> netlar: at least, that's based on what I've seen
[17:24] <cereal> ikonia, yup.  it was the image.  now that I'm looking at it, appears it wasn't fully downloaded by the windows sysadmin here (really?)
[17:25] <netlar> saiarcot895: what if I am going from 13.04 to 14.04?
[17:25] <auronandace> netlar: 13.04 is not lts
[17:25] <saiarcot895> netlar: clean install or go from 13.04 to 13.10 and then 13.10 to 14.04, I think
[17:26] <netlar> saiarcot895: But will I have to load all the programs again on a clean install?
[17:26] <saiarcot895> netlar: yes
[17:26] <netlar> saiarcot895: I can just copy over my home directory?
[17:27] <ikonia> netlar: no
[17:27] <saiarcot895> ikonia: incompatibilities between versions, right?
[17:27] <netlar> Oh I thought you could do that, so that all the preferences and configurations can stay the same
[17:27] <ikonia> err no
[17:28] <ikonia> but your programs are not stored in your home directory
[17:28] <ikonia> and things chagne between config files, so there is no value to using the config from your home dir
[17:28] <netlar> ikonia: I am just talking about preferences not programs
[17:28] <ikonia> the data from the home dir should be fine though
[17:28] <ikonia> netlar: the preferences may/may not work
[17:29] <netlar> ikonia: wow, so all the work to set up my system now, will need to be repeated when I upgrade to 14.04?
[17:29] <saiarcot895> netlar: you could upgrade from Precise or Saucy
[17:29] <ikonia> netlar: 1.) who says you have to upgrade ? 2.) no - it's not wasted, you just need to pay attention/be aware of what's in the version you are upgrading to - hence why I'm telling you not to think about it now, as 14.04 doesn't exist
[17:29] <OerHeks> netlar you mix things up, clean install + copy home, and upgrade
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Netlar: or wait for 14.04 and upgrade LTS to LTS
[17:31] <netlar> ActionParsnip: I am one 13.04, so it would not be lts to lts
[17:31] <rdeman> hi all... I tried upgrading Trac... something failed... When I run from Terminal "easy_install" Ubuntu complains that Ubuntu is no longer available
[17:31] <ding> I actually installed 12.04 and then upgraded over the process of a day up to 13.04 and didn't reall;y check any of that on the way up
[17:31] <saiarcot895> netlar: then you would upgrade to Saucy when it releases and then 14.04 when it releases
[17:31] <rdeman> when I apt-get ionstall easy_install.. it says that easy_install is already installed!
[17:31] <ikonia> rdeman: easy_install is nothing to do with ubuntu
[17:31] <netlar> saiarcot895: I was a little scared about Mir
[17:31] <ikonia> rdeman: when you look at what it does
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> Netlar : 13.04 is EOL in January 2014 but you can upgrade to 13.10 then to 14.04
[17:31] <holstein> its that process of a day that makes me just do fresh installs
[17:32] <rdeman> ikonia: well I know, but Ubuntu seems to be missing a lot of its binary files all of a sudden.. they are ther ebut cannot be executed
[17:32] <netlar> Mir is going to be a real big change
[17:32] <ikonia> rdeman: I doubt that very much
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Rdeman: like which files exactly?
[17:32] <ikonia> rdeman: show me one that can't be executed
[17:32] <ding> I would have just installed 13.04 if I thought it would agree with the outdated video card
[17:33] <ikonia> rdeman: I suspect easy_install is going to a website which no-longer contains the data, and failing
[17:34] <saiarcot895> netlar: the backend is certainly changing, but the frontend (what you see) will mostly be the same, with possibly some performance improvements
[17:34] <netlar> saiarcot895: I am just worried that there may be some compatiblity issues with 13.10
[17:34] <saiarcot895> netlar: if Mir is in 13.10, you could download a daily ISO and run it as a Live CD
[17:35] <saiarcot895> for that matter, will Mir be in 13.10
[17:35] <OerHeks> saiarcot895, no, xMir will be in 13.04, 14.04 will have Mir
[17:35] <netlar> saiarcot895: Oh I thought it was going to be the default
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> Rdeman : what is the output of : cat /etc/issue
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> Netlar : not in kubuntu and Lubuntu
[17:36] <netlar> ActionParsnip: but in the regular ubuntu
[17:36] <saiarcot895> netlar: so in 13.10, if your graphics card is able to run Mir, then it will run Mir
[17:36] <saiarcot895> netlar: otherwise, it will run the standard X
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> Netlar : keep an ear to the ground and see
[17:37] <rdeman> guys hey thanks for the pointers...
[17:37] <rdeman> I had to reinstall Python as root
[17:37] <rdeman> that fiuxed it
[17:37] <OerHeks> saiarcot895, see this fridge story, xmir is the transit to mir. http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2013/06/27/mir-plans-in-13-10/
[17:37] <rdeman> as sudo it failed
[17:37] <ikonia> I doubt that
[17:37] <ActionParsnip>  Rdeman: sudo runs things as root
[17:37] <holstein> rdeman: what operating system are you using?
[17:38] <saiarcot895> OerHeks, netlar: oh, I was a little inaccurate
[17:38] <ActionParsnip>  Rdeman: only root can install packages
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> Rdeman: what is the output of : cat /etc/issue
[17:38] <ikonia> I'd rather see uname -a
[17:38] <ikonia> as I suspect this is a VPS bastardized install
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> Ikonia: becoming common now
[17:39] <holstein> yup. custom-buntu
[17:39] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: been common for years, vendors make these releases, charge for support, people don't want to pay for support so expect this channel to pick up the slack for free
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> Holstein: butcherduntu
[17:40] <rdeman> I am using latest Ubuntu
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> Ikonia : very true.
[17:40] <ikonia> rdeman: please show me the output of "uname -a"
[17:40] <lodenrogue> Hey guys. I noticed that 12.04 is the Long Term Support version. Is 12.10 also LTS?
[17:40] <rdeman> ehr somehow sudo failed where a root shell fixed it
[17:40] <saiarcot895> lodenrogue: no
[17:40] <ikonia> lodenrogue: no
[17:40] <whoever> what happend ubuntu 12.10 64 bit, uvcvideo does not exist
[17:40] <rdeman> ikonia: Linux skytrac 3.5.0-36-generic #57~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jun 20 15:22:35 UTC 2013 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> Rdeman: can you run the commands given please
[17:40] <ikonia> looks pretty standard actually
[17:40] <rdeman> ikonia: problem is fixed though, thanks! :)
[17:40] <ikonia> I'm surprised
[17:40] <lodenrogue> Thanks saiarcot895 and ikonia . What version do you guys use?
[17:41] <ikonia> rdeman: it really shouldn't be fixed
[17:41] <ikonia> rdeman: you shouldn't need to re-install pythong and you shouldn't need a root shell
[17:41] <saiarcot895> lodenrogue: 13.04, Raring
[17:41] <ikonia> rdeman: so something is very wrong there
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue: 8.04 10.04 and 12.04 are all LTS. Notice a pattern ;-)
[17:42] <lodenrogue> saiarcot895, I had tried 13.04 but for some reason the mouse sensitivity and speed settings weren't responding so I uninstalled it and switched to 12.04
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue : 12.04 is LTS and supported til April 2017. Raring is EOL in January 2014
[17:43] <saiarcot895> lodenrogue: did you try changing the Mouse and Touchpad settings in 13.04?
[17:44] <lodenrogue> yeah saiarcot895 that is where I had the problems. In 12.04 I have no problems
[17:44] <lodenrogue> thanks ActionParsnip is there a way to switch between versions to try it out?
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue : could use a USB stick or even the liveCD
[17:45] <lodenrogue> ok thanks ActionParsnip
[17:45] <holstein> lodenrogue: live CD's are an easy way
[17:46] <holstein> sorry, i missed that response from ActionParsnip
[17:46]  * ActionParsnip is typing on an S3 Mini phone
[17:47] <ryanvade> exit
[17:47] <ubuntu-installer> hi guys, i'm in trouble with the ubuntu installer
[17:48] <ubuntu-installer> don't want to recognize a sata hd when i try to install ubuntu 13.04
[17:49] <ubuntu-installer> I see the hd on unity, can access it with nautilus but can't see it from the installer
[17:49] <holstein> ubuntu-installer: i would lanuch gparted from a live CD and look at the disk.. see if it shows there, and prepare it
[17:49] <randomaussie> hi all i dont kno wwhat i've done... but my gui cant interface with my netwrok drivers... but they are still working... can i get adive on fixing this pleawse
[17:49] <Gilligan94> randomaussie: could you please elaborate?
[17:50] <ubuntu-installer> holstein, i'm on a live ubuntu. I run gparted and, on it, all seems ok
[17:50] <blackshirt> hello, someone help me .. My keyboard stroke was so laggy in terminal when i typing some command ... Help me , what i should do
[17:50] <JonathanLopez> Hey guys.
[17:50] <ubuntu-installer> holstein, gparted shows a 160gb partition
[17:50] <JonathanLopez> I know that you're professional IT-dudes tryna help people.
[17:50] <JonathanLopez> but I need serious help.
[17:51] <JonathanLopez> and this is making me hate ubuntu.
[17:51] <JonathanLopez> ok so the question is:
[17:51] <randomaussie> gilligan94: umm.. well the net work is clearly working... both wired and wireless... but when i try acess the network settings they say they cant interface with the driver
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> Blackshirt: what is the output of : cat /etc/issue
[17:51] <JonathanLopez> How can I create a virtual webcam on Linux just like Manycam does? I want that virtual webcam to display animated GIFs and so that virtual webcam SHOULD appear in the device-selection of broadcasting-websites.
[17:51] <JonathanLopez> ActionParsnip; please...please...help me.
[17:51] <holstein> ubuntu-installer: the, prepare the disk there.. assuming you need to shrink a partition or whatever
[17:51] <JonathanLopez> holstein; hi.
[17:52] <JonathanLopez> yo holstein, How can I create a virtual webcam on Linux just like Manycam does? I want that virtual webcam to display animated GIFs and so that virtual webcam SHOULD appear in the device-selection of broadcasting-websites.
[17:52] <Gilligan94> randomaussie: can you access it from the terminal?
[17:52] <holstein> JonathanLopez: ?
[17:52] <JonathanLopez> randomaussie: How can I create a virtual webcam on Linux just like Manycam does? I want that virtual webcam to display animated GIFs and so that virtual webcam SHOULD appear in the device-selection of broadcasting-websites.
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> Jonathanlopez: not something I've ever done
[17:52] <holstein> JonathanLopez: you just ask the channel, generally, and a volunteer will help.. dont re-ask please
[17:52] <JonathanLopez> alright.
[17:52] <JonathanLopez> I will ask it once last time.
[17:52] <JonathanLopez> the main question of #ubuntu is: How can I create a virtual webcam on Linux just like Manycam does? I want that virtual webcam to display animated GIFs and so that virtual webcam SHOULD appear in the device-selection of broadcasting-websites.
[17:53] <randomaussie> I can surf te net from my gui... but i can interface with the driver settings.. i dont know how to do it from terminal... i look it up hang on
[17:53] <holstein> JonathanLopez: assume no one knows what manycam is, not wants to search it
[17:53] <JonathanLopez> I shall appreciate if anybody can help me, thanks in advance.
[17:53] <JonathanLopez> :)
[17:53] <Gilligan94> JonathanLopez: you dont need to reask it we can all see the previous questions
[17:53] <randomaussie> cant interface****
[17:53] <ubuntu-installer> holstein, i've already done all I can. I can partition it, resize it, delete partition and create a new partition table. But when i launch the installer it shows no partition, hd or not partitioned space
[17:53] <holstein> !alternate | ubuntu-installer
[17:53] <JonathanLopez> have you guys ever dealt with webcam-stuff on ubuntu?
[17:53] <JonathanLopez> any of you?
[17:53] <holstein> !patience | JonathanLopez
[17:53] <blackshirt> actionparsnip, i'm using 13.04
[17:53] <holstein> !mini | ubuntu-installer
[17:54] <Gilligan94> randomaussie: do you get anything from typing ifconfig in the terminal?
[17:54] <JonathanLopez> !patience | holstein
[17:54] <JonathanLopez> right back at'cha, holstein
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> Randomaussie: do you mean samba shares on windows?
[17:54] <JonathanLopez> lol
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> Blackshirt : what is the output of the command please
[17:54] <lodenrogue> Do you guys know when 13.04 will become LTS?
[17:54] <randomaussie> no i just mean the network icon in the top right corner says it cant interface with the drivers
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue : never
[17:54] <lodenrogue> ActionParsnip, ?
[17:55] <holstein> lodenrogue: it doesnt.. 14.04 will be LTS.. 12.04 is LTS>. 10.04 was for the desktop
[17:55] <lodenrogue> oh so only the even numbers I get it
[17:55] <Pici> Every 2 years.
[17:55] <randomaussie> well an ifconfig reports everything correctly
[17:55] <holstein> JonathanLopez: many use webcams on ubuntu.. what specfically are you trying to do? share a webcam from another machine?
[17:55] <randomaussie> 'i have 2 seperate ipaddress one for each adapter
[17:55] <lodenrogue> ok. So then some time around april of 2015 .
[17:56] <ubuntu-installer> holstein, sorry, but if i see it with nautilus and i can work on it, why with mini or alternate things may change?
[17:56] <holstein> ubuntu-installer: the mini iso is quite small, and will offer an alternative
[17:56] <JonathanLopez> holstein; I'll put it directly; I wanna troll people on omegle.com
[17:56] <JonathanLopez> I want a virtual-webcam to show GIFs
[17:56] <holstein> JonathanLopez: assume i dont use omegle.com, and i dont want to search
[17:56] <JonathanLopez> like /dev/video2 <--- i want this, to show lol.gif
[17:56] <JonathanLopez> like a output thingy
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue : a release doesn’t become LTS.  It is either LTS or not.  I showed you the pattern of releases which are LTS
[17:56] <holstein> JonathanLopez: i use "show desktop" where that is available.. otherwise, i would ask omegle for support
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue : April 2014
[17:57] <JonathanLopez> omegle.com is a website, holstein.
[17:57] <JonathanLopez> I want to troll girls on there.
[17:57] <JonathanLopez> with gifs.
[17:57] <saiarcot895> lodenrogue: hence, 14.04 (year.month)
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> Lodenrogue : loads at the version number
[17:57] <JonathanLopez> actionparsnip; are you the leading helper-dude at #ubuntu?
[17:57] <lodenrogue> interesting
[17:58] <randomaussie> ActionParsnip: no i just mena configuring my adapters.. i can access everything and i have 2 ip adressed (one for each adapter) i just can configure my adapters
[17:58] <holstein> JonathanLopez: maybe a volunteer will be intertested in assisting you with that.. i use "share desktop" from skype and google hangouts for that functionality.. i would as omegle how you are supposed to do that
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> Jonathanlopez: I'm highest on launchpad
[17:58] <JonathanLopez> oh, that's interesting.
[17:58] <holstein> JonathanLopez: this channel is not for omegle support
[17:58] <JonathanLopez> ActionParsnip>holstein
[17:58] <JonathanLopez> holstein, this situation makes ubuntu-users leave ubuntu.
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> Randomaussie: sounds like you need a persistent route setting
[17:59] <JonathanLopez> I've seen many guys leaving ubuntu because linux sucks at streaming gifs thru webcam.
[17:59] <randomaussie> ActionParsnip
[17:59] <holstein> JonathanLopez: this has nothing to do with ubuntu, however...
[17:59] <JonathanLopez> I am just refreshing your senses, holstein.
[17:59] <holstein> JonathanLopez: i have never heard of streaming a gif through a webcam
[17:59] <JonathanLopez> since your mind is full 0x92.
[17:59] <randomaussie> ActionParsnip: i thought it was a driver thing... not a route thing
[17:59] <b00b00> can i do something like this: cat file_temp.txt |sed "s/\$VAR/`cat file_var_to_replace`/" > file.txt ?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> Randomaussie : make sure the IPs are in different subnets
[17:59] <holstein> !ot | JonathanLopez
[17:59] <JonathanLopez> holstein, do you know v4l2loopback?
[17:59] <holstein> JonathanLopez: i use desktop sharing for that
[17:59] <holstein> JonathanLopez: yes.. i use that in vlc
[18:00] <JonathanLopez> yes dude
[18:00] <JonathanLopez> v4l2loopback
[18:00] <JonathanLopez> can do that
[18:00] <JonathanLopez> and mplayer
[18:00] <Pici> !enter | JonathanLopez
[18:00] <FloodBot1> JonathanLopez: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:00] <holstein> JonathanLopez: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=935247
[18:01] <randomaussie> ActionParsnip: no they arent.. because they are both responding to the same dhcp server... and i cant access the network settings in the gui to disable one of hte adapters
[18:01] <holstein> JonathanLopez: webcam studio is suggested http://www.ws4gl.org/webcamstudio-for-gnu-linux/download/installing-on-ubuntu
[18:01] <JonathanLopez> holstein, webcamstudio is fucked up
[18:01] <JonathanLopez> its saying "no output"
[18:01] <holstein> !language | JonathanLopez
[18:01] <JonathanLopez> how can I fix that
[18:01] <randomaussie> ActionParsnip: ut even when i unplug the wire for my lan and just use wireless i still cant open network seettings
[18:01] <b00b00> why i get this error: "sed: -e expression #1, char 9: unknown option to `s'" , for running this : "cat file_temp.txt |sed "s/\$VAR/`cat file_var_to_replace`/" > file.txt"
[18:02] <JonathanLopez> holstein, at the bottom, webcamstudio says "no output"
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> Randomaussie : that's why then. Which interface is used if they both go to the same network.  Having both connected doesn’t make it faster
[18:02] <JonathanLopez> guys
[18:02] <JonathanLopez> have any of you guys know webcamstudio?
[18:03] <JonathanLopez> why does webcamstudio say "no output"
[18:03] <holstein> JonathanLopez: i dont need the functionality you seek in the web application you need it in, so i havent needed to do that.. this is not "webcamstudio" support either
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> Jonathanlopez : nobody knows.    I've no idea about it btw.
[18:09] <JonathanLopez> your mother ass
[18:09] <JonathanLopez> fucked by me
[18:09] <JonathanLopez> ooohhhh
[18:09] <FloodBot1> JonathanLopez: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:09] <b00b00> ok, thanks
[18:11] <cipherboy> Question, anyone know how to get disk status (SMART/etc) on drives which don't support SMART?
[18:11] <randomaussie> varunendra: no they dont
[18:12] <clue_h> disk utility from the hud
[18:12] <clue_h> view smart status
[18:12] <cipherboy> clue_h, this drive doesn't support SMART for whatever reason.
[18:12] <OerHeks> cipherboy, not, same as you turn smart off, no tool can handle that
[18:12] <varunendra> randomaussie, using the default Network Manager?
[18:13] <whoever> hi all , weird my back usb ports work, as well as my front, but if i plug my webcam into the back usb , the webcam will not work, if i plug it into the fron usb it will work can someone assist
[18:13] <cipherboy> k, thanks, perhaps I will play with seeing if I can get fsck to check it and report back without changing.
[18:13] <whoever> i would like to have my webcam plugged into the back
[18:13] <randomaussie> varunendra: using default everything expect i downloaded the regular gnome interface.. every change for off the distro of 13.04 was from the main servers
[18:14] <Joe_S> Hi? I'm new to IRC and Ubuntu and im having trouble installing it.
[18:14] <clue_h> Joe_S, at what point does it become an issue in the installation process
[18:15] <randomaussie> varunendra: also switching back ot the default gui changes nothing
[18:15] <Joe_S> It says *Starting mount network filesystems then *stopping mount netword firesystems then ecpid: exiting then speech-dispather disabled; edit /etc/defualt/speetch-dispatcher then * Asking all remaining prosesses terminate, sorry if thats confusing i can get a picture
[18:16] <whoever> thats odd my camera just doesn't like one of the usb ports i just switched the usb my phone cord was in with my webcam
[18:16] <whoever> and it works now
[18:16] <Joe_S> If this helps, http://gyazo.com/95ee5bc66094831ef3974a09ca77d865
[18:18] <jaenie> Hello again... I've been able to install the nvidia drivers... I have separate desktops now, but the mouse will not move to the second desktop :(  the cursor, when move to the right towards "screen 1" just wraps back to the left of "screen 0"
[18:18] <jaenie> its been so frustrating... and I'm so close now!
[18:18] <clue_h> Joe_S, so youre installing ubuntu in a vm? it appears to hang at that point is this true?
[18:18] <jaenie> any ideas how to get the mouse to go to the 2nd screen?
[18:18] <Joe_S> Yes.
[18:19] <Joe_S> It also says [OK] next the text but Its cropped out.
[18:19] <clue_h> Have you considered installing ubuntu through virtualbox to see if it is an issue with the current software youre using to do this
[18:20] <Joe_S> No, i'm going to try that.
[18:21] <varunendra> randomaussie, please post the pastebin link to the output of : "nm-tool && cat /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf && ifconfig -a && nmcli con && nmcli nm"
[18:22] <blackshirt> !info root-system-bin
[18:22] <agliodbs> quick question: if a service start fails on ubuntu, where does it log why it failed?
[18:23] <clue_h> agliodbs, i'd try the kern.log
[18:24] <Joe_S> Ok its booting in VB.
[18:25] <agliodbs> clue_h: nothin'
[18:27] <clue_h> agliodbs, which service are we talking about
[18:27] <Joe_S> It worked! It says try/install Ubuntu, what would you recommend?
[18:27] <agliodbs> clue_h: pgbouncer
[18:27] <agliodbs> clue_h: it'
[18:27] <agliodbs> service pgbouncer start is exiting with success, but it's not creating a log file, and it's not running
[18:28] <R1ck> hey. anybody know if it is possible when using screen sharing (vine i think) in Ubuntu 12.04 whether it is possible to connect to a specific "monitor"? I have a dual-monitor setup, but when logging in with vnc from my 15" laptop it's very annoying to have to scroll for every little thing
[18:28] <clue_h> Joe_S, you could try it first to see what you feel and if you have enough disk space etc install.
[18:28] <Joe_S> Thank you clue :)
[18:29] <agliodbs> clue_h: if a service start fails before it gets to logging to the application log, where does the reason for failure get logged?
[18:33] <clue_h> agliodbs, i have to admit im not sure but i was just looking at the man pages for that process and it is not one i have used. it seems it wont start if the configuration file is not present or incomplete, sorry i can add no more
[18:33] <agliodbs> yeah, I'd just like to get the error message so I'd know what to fix
[18:34] <agliodbs> and the linux folks wonder why admins hate "service X start"
[18:34] <agliodbs> clue_h: thanks anyway!
[18:34] <clue_h> s'all good :]
[18:38] <usr13> agliodbs: I suppose it would depend on the service itself, and how it is configured,  whether it will log anything or not.
[18:38] <usr13> agliodbs: And how it is started etc.
[18:39] <usr13> agliodbs: (It's a bit of speculation since we do not know what the service is.)
[18:39] <agliodbs> usr13: what I'm saying is that if service can't get to the point of starting the service so that it does it's own logs, there should be a centralized location where service start failures get logged
[18:40] <agliodbs> usr13: pgbouncer, I said above
[18:43] <usr13> agliodbs:  You could do:   tail -f /var/log/syslog
[18:43] <usr13> and start it and see what you see.
[18:43] <agliodbs> usr13: so if the service start failure is being logged, it should be logged to syslog?
[18:44] <usr13> agliodbs: I don't know.
[18:44] <agliodbs> usr13: nobody does, apparently.  I strongly suspect that's because the answer is "nowhere"
[18:44] <usr13> agliodbs: You might want to look at the man file
[18:45] <usr13> agliodbs: "logfile - Specifies log file. Log file is kept open so after rotation kill -HUP or on console RELOAD; should be done. Note: On Windows machines, the service must be stopped and started.
[18:45] <usr13> Default: not set.
[18:46] <agliodbs> usr13: bingo
[18:46] <usr13> agliodbs: logfile = pgbouncer.log
[18:46] <usr13> pidfile = pgbouncer.pid
[18:47] <agliodbs> usr13: wait, which logfile are you talking about?
[18:47] <agliodbs> usr13: I already figured out why pgbouncer was broken -- it was a permissions issue.  I'm just really annoyed that there was no way to find that out from the service failure
[18:49] <usr13> auth_file = users.txt
[18:49] <usr13> admin_users = someuser
[18:50] <usr13> -u user -- Switch to the given user on startup.
[18:53] <clue_h> agliodbs, this channel may help #postgresql-apt
[18:53] <CezarySE> hello witam
[18:53] <usr13> agliodbs: If a service like "pgbouncer" has trouble starting, you could also try firing up it's scipt from a terminal and see if anything shows there.
[18:54] <usr13> agliodbs: ^^^^ Just FYI, (you already know what the problem is so.....)
[18:54] <agliodbs> usr13: like I said, I fixed the problem.  I'm just complaining about the opaqueness of upstart now.
[18:54] <usr13> agliodbs: I don't think it is a problem with upstart.
[18:55] <usr13> ... I mean, because it just runs a script.
[18:57] <DigeratiW>  question....my lock screen shows 24 hour time and I want it to show 12 hour time and I have set it to 12 hour in the settings
[18:57] <usr13> agliodbs: If the script is lacking in some way, the service has not been configured properly, or something to that effect, it is not upstart's job to trouble-shoot, it just runs scripts.
[18:57] <DigeratiW> any ideas?
[18:57] <studious> <DigeratiW: edit timezone
[18:58] <ClavierPerdu> q
[18:59] <ClavierPerdu> quit
[18:59] <usr13> Try /quiit  or /leave  or /exit
[18:59] <DigeratiW> i did that studious
[18:59] <usr13> For private channel /q
[18:59] <DigeratiW> from the unity menu, I select the gear and in there time and date, its correct
[19:08] <sylvester> hy all
[19:11] <negev> hi, i'm running 12.04.  my root partition shows at 100% full with 0 bytes available in df -h, but it's not because i can still write files to it
[19:11] <negev> inode usage is 1%
[19:11] <negev> tried rebooting and it's the same
[19:11] <negev> any ideas?
[19:12] <schoppenhauer> negev, did you run fsck?
[19:13] <OerHeks> negev delete some old kernels trough softwarecenter/synaptic
[19:13] <negev> i can't run fsck while root is mounted
[19:14] <negev> OerHeks: why would old kernels cause incorrect usage to be shown?
[19:14] <schoppenhauer> negev: livecd
[19:14] <negev> the box is remote
[19:14] <trism> DigeratiW: my guess would be it is controlled by the gnome key instead, try running dconf-editor, and changing org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-format
[19:14] <negev> and brand new, so unlikely to be corrupted
[19:15] <lonewulf85> Hello everyon I cannot boot into the normal Ubuntu 12.04 desktop. When I login I go directly to 2d HELP pleas....
[19:16] <puddy> hey all, if I'm a windows developer guy transitioning over to linux / ubuntu what should I know about working with ubuntu as a developer? Any decent resources to read from?
[19:17] <lonewulf85> puddy, You can do a google search for linux programming for beginners.
[19:18] <lonewulf85> Anyone please no other option then 2d at logon please help
[19:19] <usr13> negev: shutdown -rF    #To reboot and force filesystem check
[19:19] <lonewulf85> puddy, also if you are going to be developing programs for Ubuntu you might also want to look for as much info as you can find for .deb packages and dpkg
[19:19] <puddy> hm let me rephrase
[19:20] <puddy> i'm not going to be developing ubuntu apps per se, more like working on an ubuntu system developing web apps, so i think i need more of like a general user's guide for ubuntu that's geared towards someone who knows computers but not linux systems so well
[19:20] <clue_h> puddy http://tldp.org/ has alot of guides
[19:20] <usr13> negev: Correction:  sudo shutdown -F now
[19:21] <puddy> oooo sweet clue_h
[19:21] <puddy> thank you
[19:23] <lonewulf85> puddy, then in that case go to www.ubuntu.com download ubuntu along with wubi, I would go for the lts version the current lts is 12.04. Run the wubi file in windows and install ubuntu like a windows program then just explore ubuntu after the reboot. Get used to the look and feel of it then start with the usual html5 programming or what ever you like.
[19:23] <puddy> yeah sounds like a play lonewulf85
[19:23] <puddy> although i think i might install it in a vm, keep my main drive clean
[19:24] <puddy> sounds like a plan*
[19:24] <lonewulf85> puddy, good luck I will be starting web design in august. :)
[19:24] <rjdohnert> Hey guys how are you doing
[19:24] <puddy> lonewulf85: thanks.  I do web dev for a living, but on a windows stack. Kind of want to change things up for a side project - using python on a linux stack
[19:25] <clue_h> puddy cool ubuntu is great for using python, i never looked back
[19:25] <lonewulf85> puddy, Vmware is another great choice but I have found that with vm the ubuntu system seems to be a little slow.
[19:25] <cipherboy> puddy, however you do want to install it (personally I recommend full install, but that is me), but think about running a LAMP server.
[19:26] <puddy> cipherboy: linux / apache / mysql / php ?
[19:26] <lonewulf85> puddy, I have been using Ubuntu since the first the 8.04 release I still use windows a lot mostly because I need to for my CIS class.
[19:28] <clue_h> cipherboy, did you ask about smart config for your hard drive
[19:28] <clue_h> i tried sudo hdparm -I /dev/sda on mine to view it
[19:28] <agliodbs> usr13: right, I'm just saying that I should have to play a guessing game.  there's only two places I should have to look: some centralized system log, and the application's own log.  I shouldn't have to guess where else the service failure might have been logged
[19:29] <cipherboy> puddy,  yep.
[19:29] <cipherboy> clue_h, I did, but disk didn't support it. Turns out might be a different problem with the drive, currently dding it. 28h to copy..
[19:29] <clue_h> wow, good luck with it
[19:31] <_joey> what happened to ia32-libs package? I cannot install it.
[19:32] <mumpitze1> !multiarch
[19:33] <mumpitze1> _joey: well, distros are now multiarch capable so ia32libs is not needed anymore
[19:33] <rjdohnert> Any plymouth programmers in here today?
[19:35] <_joey> not needed by whom?
[19:35] <adamk> _joey: What error are you getting?    Nice.
[19:40] <rjdohnert> Well hell, I was going to pay someone to do a Plymouth theme for me, no takers guess I'll go somehwere else.  PEACE
[19:40] <studious> WARRRRRRR
[19:40] <studious> EVERYONE ATTACK EVERYONE, NOW!!!!
[19:41] <Swervz> Hi
[19:42] <Swervz> I installed the windows fonts to ubuntu, how can i get firefox to use them?
[19:43] <cipherboy> _joey, http://packages.ubuntu.com/raring/ia32-libs perhaps, but http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/ia32-libs for sure.
[19:44] <cipherboy> Swervz, explain a bit more if you could. Firefox to use them how?
[19:45] <ezra-s> all ibm stuff is outdated, you probably are not supposed to use 13.04 with it
[19:45] <_joey> cipherboy: thanks
[19:45] <ezra-s> if the software is supported for ubuntu at all that is
[19:45] <cipherboy> _joey, no problem
[19:45] <Swervz> As the default font
[19:46] <cipherboy> ezra-s, most of the more popular ones work, lotus notes, sametime, etc. Not sure about some of these lesser common packages.
[19:46] <Swervz> I got them from sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts
[19:46] <ezra-s> cipherboy, work? you're kidding right?
[19:46] <cipherboy> Swervz, so they show up say, in an office suite or Gedit for use?
[19:47] <ezra-s> cipherboy, they work with lots of touching
[19:47] <Swervz> yes
[19:47] <Swervz> What is the  default font in windows
[19:47] <cipherboy> ezra-s, works is a loose term.
[19:47] <Swervz> ?
[19:47] <ezra-s> including repackaging and removing dependencies, installing packages manually, etc..
[19:47] <ezra-s> cipherboy, you bet :)
[19:47] <Guerrilla_> what does use secure connection SSL do
[19:47] <Guerrilla_> hide ip
[19:48] <Guerrilla_> please PM me with answer
[19:48] <Guerrilla_> i've gotta run
[19:48] <FloodBot1> Guerrilla_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:48] <ezra-s> cipherboy, internally they probably already have packages for ubuntu 12.10 64 bits
[19:48] <ezra-s> but those are not the ones you can download from ibm.com
[19:49] <cipherboy> Swervz, if you go to Firefox's Preferences box (Edit->Preferences) and then go to content, you can see fonts and colors.
[19:49] <Swervz> ahh thanks
[19:49] <ezra-s> Guerrilla_, what are you talking about exactly?
[19:50] <cipherboy> Swervz, you could set it there from your preferences, and if you go to advanced, you can have more options there. However, this only does stuff if websites don't set a default font, so for most of the internet, you won't see any changse.
[19:50] <lonewulf85> Hello I added a ppa it froze my system then I had to boot into ubuntu-2d to get rid of the ppa and fix my system now ubuntu is not available at login only ubuntu-2d help
[19:50] <cipherboy> *changes
[19:51] <Swervz> ok thanks
[19:51] <cipherboy> Swervz, However, if you really really insist on using which ever fonts you choose on webpages, you could override them all (content->advanced, and dechecking the box which says allow pages to choose their own fonts), but the web looks funny when you do that...
[19:51] <Swervz> ik
[19:51] <cipherboy> lonewulf85, which ppa?
[19:51] <ezra-s> lonewulf85, ppa source files live probably under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ remove it and then remove the packages you installed from that ppa
[19:51] <Swervz> these g2g D:
[19:52] <lonewulf85> cipherboy, from this link http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/11/live-wallpaper-for-ubuntu
[19:52] <cipherboy> ezra-s, not sure what they have or don't internally, as I don't actually use it myself.
[19:53] <cipherboy> lonewulf85, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get remove livewallpaper livewallpaper-config livewallpaper-indicator
[19:54] <cipherboy> Should remove the packages you installed, and then upon logging out / rebooting / whatever you prefer, you should have a working system, although live wallpaper won't be installed.
[19:54] <lonewulf85> cipherboy, Yes i did that i even ran ppa-purge
[19:54] <cipherboy> Does it work, or still having issues?
[19:55] <lonewulf85> I can boot into the 2d but not the 3d would uninstalling then re installing graphics drivers help
[19:55] <lonewulf85> cipherboy, or maybe re doing xorg.conf
[19:56] <cipherboy> Depends, is there a reason why you can't boot into 3d (error message, drops you to 2d, or something else of the sort)?
[19:56] <adamk> lonewulf85: What video card do you have?  Can you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file?
[19:57] <lonewulf85> nope just when I log in I get the 2d desktop, when trying to select i only get the 2d option.
[19:57] <lonewulf85> adamk, I have a radeon card
[19:59] <adamk> lonewulf85: You installed proprietary drivers for this card?
[19:59] <lonewulf85> adamk, yes one moment for the pastebin link.
[20:00] <lonewulf85> adamk, http://pastebin.com/QLGcGSCC
[20:00] <ambush276> hey guys: i am having an issue using nttcp
[20:00] <ambush276> for some reason i am getting connection refused?
[20:00] <ambush276> errno=111
[20:01] <adamk> lonewulf85: Ummm..  That's not the full log file...
[20:01] <ambush276> is there something i have to do for setup
[20:01] <ambush276> im doing nttcp -u -r ip:port
[20:01] <adamk> lonewulf85: Just install pastebinit and run 'pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log'
[20:02] <lonewulf85> adamk, one moment
[20:03] <cipherboy> ambush276, do you get the error trying to connect to say, a web server (ie, can you successfully connect to a known good port)?
[20:03] <ambush276> cipherboy no
[20:03] <ambush276> cipherboy im trying to connect to another nttcp listener
[20:03] <ambush276> which is running
[20:03] <ambush276> i put it in UDP mode
[20:03] <raulsh> hi
[20:04] <ambush276> with -u
[20:05] <raulsh> rythbox seems to have problem playing last.fm , I created my account added singers yet it shows me their faces on rythmbox application
[20:05] <raulsh> but no idea how to play songs
[20:05] <raulsh> what's the deal?
[20:06] <cipherboy> ambush276, sorry, shot in the dark said nttcp was something like to act like say, telnet to be used to test tcp ports..not actually used it, sorry.
[20:06] <ambush276> no worries cipherboy
[20:06] <ambush276> i am not sure why its refusing
[20:07] <ambush276> its just throwing an error cipherboy from the beginning
[20:07] <glitch256> hello all  i am running ubuntu 13.04 and im trying to  figure out how to  set it up so that when my  phone tries to connect to xbmc  it will start xbmc
[20:07] <ambush276> like its not even trying to connect on this one box but on my other box its working fine
[20:07] <ambush276> all i did was sudo apt-get install nttcp
[20:08] <cipherboy> Hm, explain what you are trying to do, give me a moment to pull down the package and play with it.
[20:10] <deng_cn1> :)
[20:10] <cipherboy> ambush276, what are you running on the partner machine? I think you need to run nttcp -i -u, no?
[20:11] <Carraway> vague question - what's the site that has clever bash snippets that are super useful? You can vote on each code snippet … I think the colorscheme is black & green
[20:11] <raulsh> no one knows what problem is with the last.fm app
[20:12] <lonewulf85> adamk, sorry it took so long but here pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[20:12] <raulsh> every station I tried gives me - starting radio failed. unkown error.
[20:12] <ozzloy> Carraway, http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/9024/generate-an-xkcd-936-style-4-word-password
[20:12] <Carraway> yessssss
[20:13] <Carraway> thanks ozzloy
[20:13] <ozzloy> np
[20:13] <glitch256> raulsh:  i use last fm for finger printing aka song ids but unless you have a paid membership you wont get it to act as a "radio"
[20:13] <ambush276> yes
[20:13] <raulsh> what do you mean glitch256 , so it's not really free yet it's publicized as free?
[20:13] <adamk> lonewulf85: ? You haven't actually given us the URL...
[20:14] <glitch256> raulsh: after that i cant tell you anything
[20:14] <glitch256> you can  use it as a radio through  the browser but  to access it through a app where ever you go   yes its paid
[20:15] <lonewulf85> adamk, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878624/ sorry
[20:15] <glitch256> sorry about all my double spacing
[20:16] <raulsh> ok how to listen it on browser? do I need more plugins for my browsers?
[20:16] <glitch256> no  just go to last.fm and search and play there
[20:16] <glitch256> raulsh: no  just go to last.fm and search and play there
[20:17] <glitch256> raulsh: hope i helped
[20:18] <raulsh> thanks
[20:18] <raulsh> I'll figure out rest
[20:19] <adamk> lonewulf85: Nothing in the log file really jumps out at me as being 'wrong'.  Can you run 'glxinfo | pastebinit' and give the URL?
[20:19] <raulsh> but if it was all about going to browser then I was better with myspace
[20:20] <lonewulf85> adamk, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878648/
[20:21] <glitch256> reposting since nolonger on viewable screen " i am running ubuntu 13.04 and im trying to  figure out how to  set it up so that when my  phone tries to connect to xbmc my computer will see that its not started and  it will start xbmc
[20:22] <adamk> lonewulf85: There's nothing wrong with your drivers.  Nothing to prevent unity from working in 3D.  Is gnome-shell installed?
[20:22] <lonewulf85> adamk, nope
[20:22] <adamk> lonewulf85: Is unity installed?
[20:22] <lonewulf85> adamk, should it be?
[20:22] <lonewulf85> adamk, unity is
[20:23] <lonewulf85> adamk, I think let me check
[20:23] <_joey> could someone link me to libxaw 32 bit deb package please
[20:24] <adamk> lonewulf85: gnome-shell isn't needed unless you want to use it.  I'm not sure why unity would be installed, but the display manager doesn't show that as a desktop option. If you log in normally, and run 'ps ax | grep unity', is it running?
[20:26] <glitch256> adamk: unity  shows up as ubuntu desktop in the selector every thing else shows up as wht they are
[20:26] <lonewulf85> adamk, I get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878660/
[20:26] <lusy> hello
[20:27] <lusy> does anyone know how to add the date on the top bar next to the time in gnome?
[20:27] <wentknweqt> hey guys, im trying to upgrade an encrypted release. is there any good way to stop do-release-upgrade from running grub and then letting me run it manually? also, will this work on an encrypted root install?
[20:27] <adamk> lonewulf85: Is there just an "Ubuntu" session option in the launcher?
[20:28] <lonewulf85> adamk, I only get ubuntu-2d
[20:29] <achmode> why is ubuntu running so slow in virtualbox recently?
[20:29] <OerHeks> !find libxaw
[20:29] <lonewulf85> achmode, I find that is usually the case have you tried wubi?
[20:30] <achmode> lonewulf85: does wubi let me run ubuntu virtually?
[20:30] <OerHeks> _joey, i think libxa7 is what you want, or libxaw7-dev
[20:30] <adamk> achmode: What do you mean by "recently"?
[20:30] <lusy> does anyone know how to add the date on the top bar next to the time in gnome desktop environment?
[20:30] <ifaesfu> hi, can you uninstall properly an application that was compiled from source to install it?
[20:30] <cipherboy> ifaesfu, depends on the application, which one specifically are you talking about?
[20:31] <achmode> adamk: Im running 13.04
[20:31] <ifaesfu> freeciv-2.3.4
[20:31] <_joey> OerHeks: it's 64bit
[20:31] <lonewulf85> achmode, It lets you run it as a windows program but as tho you have it installed natively.
[20:31] <_joey> on distro 64
[20:31] <k1l_> achmode: no, wubi will not do that
[20:31] <ifaesfu> in 12.04lts
[20:31] <adamk> lonewulf85: Do you know what display manager you are running?
[20:31] <lonewulf85> achmode, plus if you hate it you can remove it like any windows program.
[20:32] <k1l_> achmode: but if you want to talk about speed dont use wubi
[20:32] <MonkeyDust> lonewulf85  but by hating wubi, let's hope you won't hate ubuntu
[20:32] <adamk> achmode: In VirtualBox you are not likely to get decent 3D acceleration, which Unity really needs.\
[20:32] <OerHeks> _joey then build it from source
[20:32] <MonkeyDust> achmode   but by hating wubi, let's hope you won't hate ubuntu
[20:32] <lonewulf85> adamk, It is supposed to be unity I am in unity but just the 2d version.
[20:32] <_joey> OerHeks: the building environment is 64bit
[20:33] <kboodu> lusy: Try right-clicking on the time, Selecting "Time and Date Settings" and select the "Clock" tab.  You should see it on there (at least under 12.04..should be the same on other versions but I haven't tried it).
[20:33] <adamk> _joey: Install libxaw7:i386 if you want the 32-bit version.
[20:33] <lonewulf85> MonkeyDust, yeah that is what I meant was if he does not like ubuntu then he can remove it like any windows application.
[20:33] <adamk> lonewulf85: Unity is the desktop environment, not the display manager.
[20:34] <lonewulf85> adamk, I believe it is lightdm
[20:34] <_joey> adamk: there is no libxaw7:i386 unless I am not using correct syntax with apt-get
[20:34] <bijo> how can i share ubuntu laptop's files to android phone
[20:34] <bijo> via wifi
[20:34] <lonewulf85> bijo, doe it have to be wifi?
[20:34] <OerHeks> _joey, you might need to add x86 architecture, "sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386"
[20:35] <bijo> yes, my lap has wifi
[20:35] <kboodu> bijo: Why  not connect with a USB cable?
[20:35] <_joey> adamk: the question was where to get libxaw7:i386
[20:35] <bijo> have no data cable now.
[20:35] <adamk> _joey: It's in the normal 13.04 repos, accessible via apt-get.  I don't know a direct URL to it.
[20:35] <_joey> OerHeks: adding --add-architecture i386 while installing amd64
[20:35] <xangua> bijo: there is a cool app called: airdroid
[20:35] <_joey> ?
[20:36] <xangua> kboodu: sometimes you don't have a usb cable at hand ;)
[20:36] <lusy> kboodu, Selecting "Time and Date Settings" and select the "Clock" tab. gnome desktop environment does not make me see the date but only the time
[20:36] <bijo> ok. let me check
[20:36] <OerHeks> _joey, ? what makes you think that?
[20:36] <_joey> adamk: it's not in the "nortmal" repo on my default install
[20:36] <_joey> Jesus...
[20:36] <kboodu> lusy: What version of Ubuntu?
[20:36] <adamk> lonewulf85: Sorry, not sure what's going on.  In lightdm, you should see an "Ubuntu" session which should drop you into Unity 3D.
[20:37] <lonewulf85> adamk, I will try to reinstall my driver and see if that helps.
[20:38] <lusy> kboodu,  12.04
[20:38] <kboodu> xangua: True.  Just asking the question
[20:38] <InsaneGene> guys, any free vpn tool for ubuntu
[20:38] <InsaneGene> or VPN server ?
[20:38] <bigDoggy> InsaneGene openvpn
[20:38] <kboodu> lusy: You should have on the Clock settings tab "Date and Month" which will show on your clock
[20:38] <InsaneGene> bigDoggy, apt-get install openvpn ??
[20:38] <bigDoggy> InsaneGene yup yup
[20:39] <InsaneGene> bigDoggy, ty
[20:39] <lonewulf85> bijo, If you have a usb cable this works grate http://www.webupd8.org/2013/01/upgrade-to-gvfs-with-mtp-support-in.html
[20:39] <xangua> kboodu: i think by gnome, lusy means gnome-shell
[20:39] <cipherboy> lonewulf85, you have pastebinit installed right?
[20:40] <cipherboy> find /usr/share/xsession | pastebinit
[20:40] <lonewulf85> cipherboy, yes i do.
[20:40] <kboodu> xangua: Thanks.  Is that correct lusy?
[20:40] <lusy> gnome shell
[20:40] <InsaneGene> bigDoggy, what next do I need to have a VPN server IP or it finds one for me??
[20:41] <kboodu> lusy: Have you seen this URL and will it fix your problem?  (http://askubuntu.com/questions/83597/how-do-i-show-date-next-to-time-in-the-panel-with-gnome-shell)
[20:41] <bigDoggy> InsaneGene http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html
[20:41] <lonewulf85> cipherboy, I get this find: `/usr/share/xsession': No such file or directory You are trying to send an empty document, exiting.
[20:42] <cipherboy> lonewulf85, whoops, add an s: /usr/share/xsessions
[20:42] <cipherboy> my bad
[20:42] <_CookieMonster_> Hi everyone, having problems with my xorg.conf again
[20:42] <lonewulf85> cipherboy, I got this http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878707/
[20:43] <_CookieMonster_> Screen resolution is still not being set
[20:44] <cipherboy> lonewulf85, notice line 8... /usr/share/xsessions/ubuntu.desktop. You at least have the ability, somewhere, somehow, to be able run it in the sense that it should be telling the dm (lightdm) that it is installed and able to be used.
[20:44] <cipherboy> alas, have to go, bbl
[20:44] <_CookieMonster_> Is bekks here?
[20:44] <excesseye> 4/quit
[20:45] <Rarrikin1> How do I find out which file in /dev corresponds to a USB drive?
[20:45] <bigDoggy> My vps won't boot. I get to this point http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=df7xqe&s=5 ad it freezes. no detectable errors other than that (pre logging and can't get to dmesg). debconf-show -> http://sprunge.us/MAfM
[20:45] <lusy> kboodu,  where can I find the tool gconf-editor
[20:46] <kboodu> lusy: sudo apt-get install gconf-editor
[20:46] <_CookieMonster_> Can anyone see any flaws in this xorg.conf? http://pastebin.com/EhqSd1ga
[20:46] <kboodu> lusy: Side note, apt-cache search tool will allow you to do some searching for utilities.
[20:47] <kboodu> lusy: Another note - that's from the command line, if you weren't aware. ;)
[20:47] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: You are selecting a PreferredMode, but have no modeline for it....
[20:48] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: Does Xorg even see 1366x768 as an option if you have no xorg.conf file?
[20:48] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Hi, what do you mean if I have no xorg.conf ?
[20:48] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: There's an xorg.conf in /etc/X11
[20:49] <adamk> Not sure I can make it clearer...  If you don't have an xorg.conf file on your system, does 1366x768 show up as a resolution...  By default, there is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file on any recent version of Ubuntu.
[20:49] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Ah I see what you mean, no - there's no 1366x768 without xorg.conf
[20:50] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Yesterday I was told to remove the mode line after that contradicted the vertical refresh line - so I deleted both of them
[20:50] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: OK, so to use that resolution, you need to define the modeline for it in your xorg.conf file. Ad this line in the Monitor section:
[20:50] <adamk> Modeline "1368x768_60.00"   85.25  1368 1440 1576 1784  768 771 781 798 -hsync +vsync
[20:50] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: D'oh, ignore that...
[20:50] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: I was told by bekks yesterday that because the vertical refresh range was 55-75, 85.25 couldn't fit
[20:51] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: I'm resorting to xorg.conf after numerous broken systems trying to install AMD drivers for my HD 5450
[20:51] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: OK, well you'll still need to put in a Modeline...
[20:51] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: I can't find any information on the ranges for the refreshes on the manufacture's website
[20:52] <_CookieMonster_> on the monitor information it's 45 V and 60 H
[20:52] <_CookieMonster_> and that's the only information the manufacture - acer - gives
[20:53] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Should I insert the modeline you gave me?
[20:53] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: Normally all you need to generate a modeline (as I did) use the horizonal and vertical resolutions, and the refresh rate.  When I use 1366 768 60 for cvt, that modeline is what I get.
[20:53] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: You will need to adjust your preferredmode to match the name of the Modeline.
[20:54] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: I used cvt yesterday, and like I mentioned, it contradicted another bit so I removed both
[20:54] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: What do you mean adjust the preferredmode ?
[20:55] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: See how the modeline name I gave you is different from the one in the PrefferedMode line of your xorg.conf file?
[20:55] <adamk> 1366x768_60.00 vs 1368x768_60.00
[20:56] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Yes?
[20:56] <adamk> Well they need to match.
[20:56] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: So do I just change preferredmode to modeline ?
[20:58] <San1ty> Hi, Does everything in /etc/init.d get started on boot? I created a script that works but I wonder if I need to do something else to have it start on boot?
[20:58] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: The names need to match.  ie: http://pastebin.com/0N7hKigt
[20:58] <mehwork> what does ubuntu run better on, an intel or amd?
[20:58] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: BTW, where did you come up with that xorg.conf file?
[20:59] <Dr_willis> mehwork,  You mean CPU wise? it shouldent really matter
[20:59] <mehwork> yeah
[20:59] <mehwork> ok
[21:00] <quadHelix> San1ty :: Depends on your run level really, if you look at /etc/rc*.d you can see what runlevels the daemons are configured for.  If you want to add your own command at startup look into rc.local
[21:00] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: It's kind of been a collaboration from several people on IRC
[21:02] <_CookieMonster_> mehwork: Depends on who you like better in reality - they both perform the same, and unless you're going to push the CPU, you won't be able to tell the difference
[21:02] <_CookieMonster_> Adamk: Does the position of the modeline matter?
[21:02] <JonathanLopez> Good morning.
[21:02] <JonathanLopez> This is Jonathan Lopez.
[21:02] <JonathanLopez> I have discovered a 0day vulnerability in Java,
[21:02] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: It just ask to be in the Monitor section.
[21:02] <JonathanLopez> with click-to-run bypass.
[21:02] <JonathanLopez> do NOT install Java.a
[21:02] <JonathanLopez> at all costs.
[21:02] <San1ty> quadHelix: I was following a guide that ivolved writing a startup script and adding it to /etc/init.d, I proceeded to test /etc/init.d/teamspeak start and it works as advertised.  I can own you if you want.
[21:03] <elky> JonathanLopez: please learn about responsible disclosure
[21:03] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Sorry for wasting your time, but should this work? http://pastebin.com/QC0q72N5
[21:03] <Dr_willis> sounds more like random spam to me then any disclosure.
[21:04] <zinedine> test
[21:04] <wilee-nilee> yep, someone missed their meds. ;)
[21:05] <elky> Dr_willis: i don't believe it for a second either
[21:05] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: Again, do you see how the modeline you have defined is 1368x768_60.00 but the one you have as PreferredMode is 1366x768_60.00?  They *have* to match like in the monitor section I pastebined above.
[21:05] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Damn you've got good eyes. I didn't see that
[21:06] <adamk> _CookieMonster_: I've just been looking at xorg.conf files (and XF86Config files) for a very very very long time :-)
[21:06] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Right time to give this a go.#
[21:07] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: Do you like carrots? :P
[21:07] <adamk> Can't stand them :-)
[21:07] <_CookieMonster_> adamk: You must be good at spot the difference
[21:08] <Agd_Scorp> Hi.
[21:08] <quadHelix> sanity:: IIRC chkconfig is a redhat thing.  Ubuntu uses sysv-rc-conf <service> <on|off>
[21:09] <Agd_Scorp> _CookieMonster_: Please notice that this is a #ubuntu support channel, take your general-discussions somewhere else. This is not the place for it.
[21:09] <oO0Oo> Hi; i accidentally ran "ufw enable" and now I cant access server via SSH; what can i do now?
[21:09] <quadHelix> sanity:: or update-rc.d
[21:09] <Agd_Scorp> o000o: run 'ufw disable'.
[21:09] <_CookieMonster__> adamk: I did sudo restart lightdm but nothing has changed :/
[21:10] <Agd_Scorp> o000o: If that doesn't work out either, I recommend that you should uninstall ufw and then restart.
[21:10] <quadHelix> sanity on a default install of ubuntu - to run teamspeak in your gui -- update-rc.d teamspeak enable 5
[21:10] <oO0Oo> Agd_Scorp: I dont have access!!
[21:10] <_CookieMonster__> adamk: Oh just realised further down I need to change the 6 to 8 again
[21:10] <holstein> or just allow the ssh port through the firewall oO0Oo
[21:10] <_CookieMonster__> adamk: Try again
[21:10] <San1ty> quadHelix: Thanks a lot, I'll look into adding a command to /etc/init.d/rc.local
[21:11] <holstein> oO0Oo: if you have locked yourself out, you'll need to ask the host or whomever is in charge of your hosting.. there is no "back door"
[21:11] <oO0Oo> holstein: Without SSH ; How?
[21:11] <adamk> _CookieMonster__: Pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file.
[21:11] <Agd_Scorp> o000o: run /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[21:11] <holstein> oO0Oo: manually.. at the machine.. if that is not an option, then you have locked yourself out
[21:11] <oO0Oo> holstein: Oh; OK thanks
[21:12] <Agd_Scorp> holstein: Are you a computer-science student, by any chance?
[21:12] <Agd_Scorp> or have been taking IT-courses?
[21:12] <Agd_Scorp> I am just curious.
[21:12] <holstein> Agd_Scorp: no
[21:12] <Agd_Scorp> I see.
[21:12] <San1ty> quadHelix: Can I just add "service teamspeak start" as a line to rc.local?
[21:12] <__CookieMonster_> adamk: Hmm does sudo restart lightdm work? This is my xorg.conf --> http://pastebin.com/vBGM6p0i
[21:12] <oO0Oo> Agd_Scorp: can VSphere do that?
[21:13] <holstein> Agd_Scorp: we can discuss in the offtopic channel, if needed
[21:13] <adamk> __CookieMonster_: Please do the same with /var/log/Xorg.0.log.
[21:13] <__CookieMonster_> adamk: I'm presuming I'm sudo gedit'ing that too?
[21:13] <holstein> oO0Oo: if the host has left you a back door, then use it.. usually you can get in somehow.. it will be host specific
[21:13] <quadHelix> sanity - that is possible.  i would say best case would be to run `update-rc.d teamspeak enable 5`
[21:13] <adamk> __CookieMonster_: Just run 'pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log'.  It might require you to install pastebinit.
[21:13] <Agd_Scorp> holstein, what's the offtopic channel?
[21:14] <oO0Oo> holstein: the server is a VPS and I have VSphere panel
[21:14] <k1l_> Agd_Scorp: #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:14] <Agd_Scorp> thanks k1l_
[21:14] <oO0Oo> holstein: anyway I'll ask admin; thanks
[21:14] <San1ty> quadHelix: why is update-rc.d better then rc.local?
[21:15] <holstein> oO0Oo: sure.. vsphere panel is not an ubuntu application.. so, again, you'll need to ask your host how to get in once you have locked yourself out.. i have seen "generate temporary access" or whatever
[21:15] <__CookieMonster_> adamk: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5878802/
[21:15] <holstein> oO0Oo: this is not specific to any or all version of ubuntu or linux.. it will be specific to your situation, and the way the host and you have it configured
[21:15] <holstein> Agd_Scorp: #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:15] <oO0Oo> holstein: thanks
[21:15] <Agd_Scorp> I am there, holstein.
[21:16] <CodeHak> Hi, what's up?
[21:16] <quadHelix> sanity - i just read update-rc.d is not stable.  I apologize.    It's just crazy and 99% of it isn't needed.
[21:16] <__CookieMonster_> adamk: :D
[21:17] <hoodoowoo> I've just asked this question in #linux, with no love, but then I realized that ecryptfs may be more ubuntu specific.  So, I ask it here:
[21:18] <hoodoowoo> If it's not the right place, please redirect me as appropriate: I'm messing with ecryptfs on a new install of a Raring.  Problem: when I remove a user (e.g. # userdel -r joe), and add the user (# useradd joe), running "# passwd joe" returns "Permission denied; password unchanged".
[21:18] <CodeHak> You're best of droping into recovery/terminal on boot and making the necessary changes. Then rebooting into the GUI.
[21:18] <adamk> __CookieMonster_: This should be all you need for your /etc/X11/xorg.conf : http://pastebin.com/KSKDU1tx
[21:18] <Agd_Scorp> "a warning is no error."
[21:18] <hoodoowoo> Looking in auth.log (paraphrasing here):
[21:18] <hoodoowoo> passwd[10131]: pam_ecryptfs: "...NULL passphrase; nothing to do".
[21:18] <CodeHak> *off
[21:18] <hoodoowoo> passwd[10131]: pam_unix: "... password changed ..."
[21:18] <hoodoowoo> passwd[10131]: "Error attempting to open ...joe/.ecryptfs/... for writing"
[21:18] <San1ty> quadHelix: and is adding plain text "service teamspeak start" as a line legit or do I need to write something special?
[21:18] <hoodoowoo> So, it appears that password is successfully changed, but then passwd also tries to setup ecryptfs.  Why?  If I do this same procedure for another user (say, 'testtt'), it works just fine, with no attempt to setup an ecryptfs.  Can any shed some light on this interaction for me?  Note that I remove all mentions of joe from /etc via "grep -ri joe /etc"
[21:19] <wilee-nilee> !pastebin > hoodoowoo
[21:19] <__CookieMonster_> adamk: Wait so it's just the monitor section? You're deleting everything else?
[21:19] <adamk> __CookieMonster_: Absolutely.  Xorg autoconfigures nearly everything.  The only thing it's failing on for you is the monitor resolution, so that's the *only* thing you need to specify.
[21:20] <CodeHak> Mind explaining to me what you're trying to do? Do you have a permissions fault?
[21:20] <adamk> __CookieMonster_: Having said that, back up your current xorg.conf file just in case :-)
[21:20] <__CookieMonster_> adamk: OK well here goes :D
[21:20] <wilee-nilee> !who > CodeHak
[21:20] <hoodoowoo> wilee-nilee: I've generally used the metric of more than 3 lines for pastebin.  This was exactly 3 lines.  If the guidelines are posted and I missed them, apologies.
[21:21] <CodeHak> With regards to xorg, uninstall, purge the graphics driver then reinstall and regenerate xorg.
[21:21] <CookieMonster_> adamk: You are the (wo)man
[21:21] <CookieMonster_> adamk: I'm assuming it's a man :P
[21:21] <adamk> Definitely a man.  And thanks :-)
[21:22] <MonkeyDust> hoodoowoo  i'm not familiar with it myself, but maybe this helps https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/ecryptfs.html
[21:22] <CodeHak> Pain in the ass especially when moving hard drives between different machines.
[21:22] <CookieMonster_> adamk: But don't keep your hopes up too high ... last time I was here I celebrated... and then after a restart it went back to normal :(
[21:22] <wilee-nilee> hoodoowoo, It is just that if you need to post errors, anything mainly other than your words description pastebin it, so you are not taking over the gui
[21:22] <adamk> CookieMonster_: Sorry you had such problems getting it working when it was something so simple.  Not everyone here is as knowledgeable with Xorg as I am :-)
[21:22] <CookieMonster_> adamk: Should I try restarting to see if this has worked
[21:22] <adamk> CookieMonster_: It'll still work but, by all means, give it a shot :-)
[21:23] <CookieMonster_> adamk: Are you on IRC quite a bit? I may need you again in the future :S
[21:23] <quadHelix> San1ty just add the sudo service teamspeak start to rc.local
[21:23] <adamk> CookieMonster_: I'm nearly always logged in, but not always at my desk :-)
[21:23] <CodeHak> Terminal is your friend, lol. :D
[21:23] <CookieMonster_> adamk: But usually on at this time?
[21:23] <quadHelix> test it, may not need sudo- I forget what user that runs as
[21:24] <San1ty> quadHelix: so rc.local does not get executed as root? do I need the sudo statement?
[21:24] <CookieMonster_> adamk: Who know's maybe I won't need you in the near future - which, in a good way, I hope not :P
[21:24] <adamk> CookieMonster_: This is actually a little later than usual.  Typically 8 AM till 4:30 PM EST.
[21:24] <adamk> CookieMonster_: Sometimes a few hours later, if I'm at home.
[21:25] <CookieMonster_> adamk: Oh right that's fine, I'm on after 11AM est if i've done my conversions correctly.
[21:25] <ambush276> hey guys i had a question using nttcp. I was wondering how can i send a text message from client to server
[21:25] <San1ty> quadHelix: Googled it, I do not need sudo! Thanks you have been a great help! Do you want some bitcoin?
[21:25] <ambush276> server is running : ntcp -u -i
[21:25] <CookieMonster_> adamk: Anyway thanks so much.
[21:25] <ambush276> client is running ntcp -s MESSAGE -u IP
[21:25] <usr13> San1ty: FYI:  rc.local does get executed as root.
[21:25] <adamk> CookieMonster_: Glad to help.
[21:25] <ambush276> the client responds with two lines of formatted numbers while the server just stays blank
[21:25] <usr13> San1ty: (No sudo needed)
[21:26] <quadHelix> sanity - lol no, buy your significant other some thing nice :)
[21:26] <Cookie_Monster> adamk: Restarted X and it works :D
[21:26] <San1ty> usr13, quadHelix: just rebooted my vm and the service got executed at startup, great success! :).
[21:26] <usr13> San1ty: Very good.
[21:27] <Cookie_Monster> adamk: Well hopefully that's put MONTHS of broken systems to an end. Oh and also, if I upgrade to 13.04, my xorg.conf doesn't change right?
[21:28] <adamk> Cookie_Monster: Correct, it will stay the same.
[21:28] <hoodoowoo> MonkeyDust: thanks for the link; unfortunately that's a generic howto, which is seemingly not what I need.  I seem to have a rather specific problem.
[21:28] <Cookie_Monster> adamk: Well I'm not planning to upgrade from 12.10 until 13.10 is out
[21:29] <Cookie_Monster> adamk: You've made my day :) Also can you relink me to the xorg.conf you gave
[21:30] <ambush276> anyone?
[21:31] <CodeHak> Hello.
[21:32] <MonkeyDust> Cookie_Monster  mind: 13.04 support ends in january 2014, you'd have to upgrade again
[21:33] <quadHelix> san1ty : grats!
[21:33] <Cookie_Monster> MonkeyDust: I don't intend on using 13.04
[21:33] <gonfi> is there a guide for how to configure a public dedicated ip (not local, not 192.168) in my ubuntu virtualbox guest os? (failed with google, and the guys in #vbox referred me to this channel)
[21:33] <Cookie_Monster> MonkeyDust: I'm only going to use it to upgrade to 13.10
[21:33] <adamk> Cookie_Monster: http://pastebin.com/KSKDU1tx
[21:33] <adamk> Got to go..
[21:34] <Cookie_Monster> adamk: Never mind, found it :P Ok thanks, cya
[21:34] <holstein> gonfi: you would set it up like a normal machine on your network, with a bridged connection, so that it gets a normal 192.168.x.x ip, then forward the port through on your router
[21:34] <gonfi> i have no router.
[21:35] <gonfi> i have no local network, it's a single machine with a single dedicated ip, plus a separate unrelated dedicated ip for the vm. for an ftp server, so magic routing is no good cause of the 2nd connection