[00:00] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Urghh! no Ubuntu entry, and the BootOrder is bad, with non-existent entry 0000 in there twice
[00:01] <Bobbo__> Lol
[00:01] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK, just as an aside, let me explain something about that article you linked to
[00:01] <juniour> echo "hello" | sha256sum and echo "hello" |hashalot -x sha256 . y i got two different hash, plz any one clear my concept i am confused on betwwn checksum and hash
[00:01] <Bobbo__> TJ-: Yes, learning stuff is good! :P
[00:02] <HikaruBG> TJ-, mu sound suddenly disapeared
[00:02] <TJ-> Bobbo__: UEFI when started from *removable* media obviously can't have an entry in the system's boot menu already, so the firmware looks to a fixed path "EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.EFI" for the boot manager
[00:02] <havarka> whats the practiclly difference between UEFI and Legacy?
[00:02] <HikaruBG> TJ-, the audio adapter don't show on the sound devices
[00:03] <HikaruBG> any suggestions?
[00:03] <TJ-> Bobbo__: When an OS is installed it tells the UEFI firmware to permanently add an entry into its non-volatile RAM boot menu list.
[00:03] <Bobbo__> TJ-: With you so far.
[00:03] <juniour> echo "hello" | sha256sum and echo "hello" |hashalot -x sha256 . y i got two different hash, plz any one clear my concept i am confused on betwwn checksum and hash
[00:03] <TJ-> HikaruBG: Check the hardware, and work on up
[00:03] <TJ-> juniour: Use "echo -n"
[00:04] <HikaruBG> it is a laptop - the hardware is OK
[00:04] <HikaruBG> :) how to check it, TJ-
[00:04] <HikaruBG> ?
[00:04] <juniour> TJ- wt due to newline???
[00:04] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Linux uses "efibootmgr" to add the permanent entry - it's one of the last things that the installer will do before the restart
[00:05] <TJ-> Bobbo__: So, we now know that either the initial installer use of efibootmgr failed to add the entry, or, as you said it started correctly once, the entry got deleted somehow, possibly a firmware bug, possibly something else.
[00:06] <TJ-> Bobbo__: So, now we have to put the entry back. To do that the best way is to configure the installed system in a chroot, then run the installed system tools inside the chroot to re-add itself. I have a shell script that automates that process I'll give you the link to in a mo
[00:06] <Bobbo__> TJ-: Snazzy.
[00:06] <TJ-> Bobbo__: "wget https://iam.tj/projects/misc/chroot-auto.bash"
[00:07] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Then "chmod a+x chroot-auto.bash"
[00:07] <Bobbo__> eww, non-octal flags for chmod. :P
[00:07] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Now, lets un-mount what we did earlier so the script can do its stuff. "sudo umount /target/boot/efi /target"
[00:07] <pac1_> join #expressjs
[00:08] <Bobbo__> unmounted!
[00:08] <TJ-> Bobbo__: then "sudo ./chroot-auto.bash /target /dev/sda2"
[00:09] <TJ-> Bobbo__: If all goes well, you'll be at a root shell prompt inside the chroot, and any file-systems mention in its /etc/fstab will have been auto-mounted
[00:09] <Bobbo__> TJ-: Aye, I'm as root now.
[00:10] <TJ-> Bobbo__: In particular, we need to be sure the ESP has been mounted to /boot/efi, so do "mount | grep efi" and check that is the case
[00:11] <Bobbo__> TJ-: No -- http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314136
[00:12] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK... lets check it *ought* to be mounted. "pastebinit /etc/fstab"
[00:12] <HikaruBG> TJ-, how to check my sound hardware?
[00:13] <TJ-> HikaruBG: There are sound troubleshooting guides in the Ubuntu wiki and help sites; use those for starters
[00:14] <jimmyxd> por favor, alguem pode me ajudar?
[00:14] <eeee> !es | jimmyxd
[00:16] <Bobbo__> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314154/
[00:17] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK, this is the line "UUID=9A09-1E57  /boot/efi". As my script didn't automount that, lets check the ESP's UUID is the same still. "blkid /dev/sda1" - tell me if the UUID is different, else, we'll carry on
[00:18] <Bobbo__> TJ-: it's the same, we can carry on I guess?
[00:18] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Yes. "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /boot/efi"
[00:18] <TJ-> Bobbo__: except, of course, no need for sudo :p
[00:18] <Bobbo__> Yeah, was gunna say. :P
[00:19] <TJ-> Bobbo__: muscle-memory :)
[00:19] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK, now to fix things (we hope)
[00:19] <Bobbo__> Yay!
[00:21] <Cork> i'm setting LANG in /etc/default/locale but it has no effect (after new ssh connection)
[00:21] <Cork> is there another file controlling locale=
[00:21] <Cork> *?
[00:21] <TJ-> Bobbo__: "grub-install --verbose /dev/sda | tee >(pastebinit)"
[00:23] <Bobbo__> omgnoway
[00:23] <Bobbo__> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314215
[00:24] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Let's see the gory detail too "pastebinit < <(efibootmgr --verbose)"
[00:25] <Bobbo__> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314218
[00:25] <TJ-> Bobbo__: We need to manually fix that BootOrder  though, there's 3 0000 entries now
[00:25] <HikaruBG> TJ-, fixed it :)
[00:25] <HikaruBG> thanks
[00:25] <TJ-> HikaruBG: Well done :)
[00:25] <HikaruBG> !modprobe
[00:26] <TJ-> Bobbo__: There's a "0004" in there too, and no matching Boot0004 entry
[00:26] <HikaruBG> what does modprobe does, TJ-
[00:26] <HikaruBG> ?
[00:26] <HikaruBG> what does modprobe do, TJ-
[00:26] <TJ-> HikaruBG: inserts kernel modules (drivers) into the running kernel, to manage devices
[00:27] <TJ-> Bobbo__: I think you need to do "efibootmgr --bootorder 0000,2003,2001,2002"
[00:27] <HikaruBG> people learn everyday :)
[00:27] <HikaruBG> Thanks again TJ-
[00:28] <Bobbo__> mhmm, my internet is playing up, just got like the last 15 messages at the same time. =/
[00:28] <TJ-> Bobbo__: In case you missed it then, I think you need to do "efibootmgr --bootorder 0000,2003,2001,2002"
[00:29] <Bobbo__> done that
[00:29] <TJ-> Bobbo__: After that, a final check "efibootmgr --verbose" to ensure it all looks perfect then you can "exit" the chroot, and reboot to test
[00:30] <Bobbo__> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314237
[00:30] <Ademan_> Does anyone know off-hand if there's a package for a mips cross-compiler setup available in 14.04?
[00:31] <TJ-> Bobbo__: "umount /boot/efi" then "exit" and reboot
[00:31] <TJ-> Ademan_: No, there isn't - not gcc anyhow
[00:31] <Bobbo__> TJ-: no dice
[00:32] <TJ-> Bobbo__: What happened?
[00:32] <Bobbo__> same as before, got to the network boot stuff.
[00:32] <Tripout> is it usual to get error reports on startup caused by xorg nvidia?
[00:33] <Tripout> system is running fine though
[00:33] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK... enter UEFI setup, go to the boot menu part, see if Ubuntu is listed. On some, you can only do that by using the manual boot chooser hot-key during start-up
[00:33] <Bobbo__> Um.
[00:33] <Bobbo__> UEFI setup?
[00:33] <TJ-> Bobbo__: If the entry for ubuntu has gone missing, we know there's a UEFI firmware bug and it isn't saving entries
[00:33] <TJ-> Bobbo__: I dealt with several cases like that a few months ago
[00:34] <eeee> Bobbo__: try f10 and esc
[00:34] <eeee> try esc first
[00:34] <eeee> look for something along the lines of "boot options"
[00:34] <Bobbo__> You don't mean the boot menu to select a device, do you?
[00:34] <TJ-> Bobbo__: I have a sneaking suspicion the boot menu entry can only be named "Windows" for it to be kept
[00:34] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Yes...
[00:35] <Bobbo__> just lists the four devices, USB, HDD, ODD and LAN.
[00:35] <TJ-> Bobbo__: That should also list any boot menu entries - thought you may need to scroll to find them
[00:35] <Bobbo__> And an option to enter the bios.
[00:35] <eeee> Bobbo__: it's not the one you can change the order with, it's more of a on the fly pick something to boot off
[00:35] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK, so looks like you've got a buggy UEFI firmware.
[00:36] <Bobbo__> TJ-: Probably, it's a toshiba laptop. XD
[00:36] <TJ-> Bobbo__: What's the exact model, maybe we can find out something
[00:36] <Bobbo__> Toshiba Satellite S50-A-10W
[00:37] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Not specifically about Toshiba, but there's this: "on the next reboot, the BIOS/UEFI firmware deletes all but the first NVRAM entry for that EFI partition.  It seems to allow only one boot entry per EFI partition.  Since the linux entry is first, the Windows entry is the one deleted by the BIOS."
[00:40] <TJ-> Bobbo__: One other thing to look for; In UEFI Setup menus, look for an option like "Quick Boot" or "Fast Boot". If found, disable it. I think there's one named "Intel Quick Start", too
[00:41] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Also could be called "Smart Boot"
[00:42] <Bobbo__> TJ-: right... I don't see how that pertains to me, not dual booting.
[00:42] <TJ-> Bobbo__: It short-circuits the boot process to ignore the boot menu
[00:43] <Bobbo__> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314299
[00:43] <Bobbo__> =/
[00:44] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Confirms what I thought.
[00:44] <Bobbo__> Shall I check stuff in the bios like you just said then?
[00:44] <jponc_> exit
[00:45] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Yes, those are easy fixes... the worst case is this is a Toshiba firmware bug and you're stuck
[00:47] <Bobbo__> TJ-: secure boot: disabled, boot speed: normal, boot mode is UEFI... I don't see anything else really related to it.
[00:48] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK ... if there isn't anything there then it must be a bug
[00:48] <Bobbo__> And I can't like... Install ubuntu in CSM to get around it?
[00:49] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Yes, you'll have to reinstall and ensure that the Live ISO boots in CSM mode, not UEFI
[00:50] <jimmyxd> hi, u need help for use internet (cable modem)
[00:50] <jimmyxd> *i
[00:50] <Bobbo__> So I have to change boot mode to CSM boot; doing that gives me a new option for SATA controller mode (AHCI or compatibility)?
[00:50] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Which uefi version is installed currently?
[00:50] <Bobbo__> I dunno.
[00:50] <Bobbo__> TJ-: How do I find that out?
[00:51] <TJ-> Bobbo__: It should show it somewhere in the UEFI menus
[00:51] <Bobbo__> Yeah, uhh, what UEFI menus? XD
[00:51] <jimmyxd> personnel, can someone help me please? I can not connect to internet, ubuntu detected the mac adress of my network card, I wonder if it was detected, it must activate it .. if you need to install any drive, (something not in ruindows happens)
[00:51] <TJ-> Top of the screen then? It's usually shown prominently
[00:53] <Bobbo__> I got a bios version at 1.2, not that that means a lot and a date for 2012 at the top.
[00:53] <Bobbo__> And 'EC version 1.1', whatever that is.
[00:53] <EiriksUbuntu> hmm I looked into chroot and that's not going to allow me to have access to the backup as if it were naturally a part of the live usb, is there a way to backup to a live usb that is fully integrated?
[00:53] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Unless I have the wrong model the Toshiba Support site shows the latest version as 1.8
[00:54] <Bobbo__> TJ-: Link?
[00:54] <TJ-> Bobbo__: can't, you'll need to choose from drop-downs, its all Javascripted  http://www.toshiba.co.uk/innovation/download_bios.jsp?service=UK
[00:55] <TJ-> Bobbo__: I've selected Family: Satellite, Series S, Model S50-A
[00:57] <Bobbo__> TJ-: ... yay, that gives me a .exe
[00:57] <jimmyxd> hi, how detected card ethernet ?
[00:58] <TJ-> Bobbo__: You wiped Windows?
[00:58] <Bobbo__> TJ-: Ya, it's gone. Literally can not stand it any more. =\
[00:59] <Bobbo__> (and I didn't know this would happen, heh)
[00:59] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Did you not back-up at least the Recovery Partition?
[00:59] <Bobbo__> Nope, completely nuked... It was Win8 after all.
[01:00] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Any old copies of XP lying about maybe? If the current version is 1.2 and the latest 1.8, that suggests a *lot* if fixes have been issued
[01:01] <TJ-> Bobbo__: At least you now know the cause and how to deal with it, and repair it if needed.
[01:01] <Bobbo__> No, I think the best I could try is somehow getting the ISO I used for my VM to boot on the laptop.
[01:01] <eeee> Bobbo__: how long ago did you nuke it
[01:01] <Bobbo__> eeee: Earlier today.
[01:01] <eeee> i recovered my recovery partition with testdisk, went on to restore the pc with it
[01:01] <eeee> anyways the iso sounds good though
[01:02] <Bobbo__> I guess I should buy some RW DVDs then. :3
[01:02] <TJ-> eeee: Bobbo__ Yes, testdisk might have a chance since not a lot has been written to the disk so far
[01:02] <swift110_> hello all
[01:02] <resc_user_4112> hi everyone... anyone good at fixing boot issues? My mint 16 to 17 upgrade crashed before completing.
[01:02] <eeee> Bobbo__: no usb?
[01:02] <TJ-> Bobbo__: You can run testdisk from the Live ISO to find out, too
[01:03] <Bobbo__> eeee: Windows and USB don't seem to mix for me. =/
[01:03] <TJ-> !mint | resc_user_4112:
[01:04] <swift110_> what is the purpose of a lowlatency kernel
[01:04] <Bobbo__> TJ-: How do I do this testdisk stuff? O_o
[01:09] <eeee> Bobbo__: boot liveusb, sudo apt-get install testdisk
[01:09] <TJ-> Bobbo__: install it "sudo apt-get install testdisk" then run it "sudo testdisk /dev/sda" and use the on-screen selections to have it do a deep scan
[01:09] <Bobbo__> testdisk isn't in the repos apparently, but I got it from their website. :3
[01:10] <eeee> Bobbo__: it's in the universe repo
[01:11] <razieliyo> hi
[01:11] <razieliyo> dkms has no candidate for i386 on amd64 system
[01:11] <razieliyo> is this correct?
[01:11] <razieliyo> or may I be missing some step?
[01:11] <TJ-> Bobbo__: hopefully eeee can guide you now, I have some other things to do. Good luck with it, and *if* a firmware update solves it please let me know
[01:12] <Bobbo__> Okay, thank you, TJ-.
[01:12] <TJ-> razieliyo: huh?
[01:12] <razieliyo> I'll explain my whole problem
[01:12] <razieliyo> I have nvidia 304 drivers for 64 bits working
[01:12] <TJ-> razieliyo: DKMS is "Architecture: all"
[01:12] <Bobbo__> eeee: apt-get can't find it? O-o
[01:12] <razieliyo> and I'm trying to also install i386 drivers, but when I try, I get a lot of not found packages
[01:13] <eeee> Bobbo__: dash > software & updates > universe repo
[01:13] <razieliyo> one of those packages is dkms, I tried to install it by hand but it doesn't find it
[01:13] <TJ-> razieliyo: Are you trying to cross-compile?   check out "man dkms" and in partiticular the "--arch" option
[01:13] <razieliyo> TJ-, nope, I'm just trying to install nvidia drivers for 32 bits
[01:14] <TJ-> razieliyo: sounds like you've got outdated package lists - "apt-get update" maybe?
[01:14] <razieliyo> TJ-, nothing
[01:14] <razieliyo> I may be missing some repos
[01:14] <wad> Hi guys. So I'm going to attempt to install ubuntu on my laptop. The thing is, last time I did this, it took about 20 hours, five of which were with my linux guru friend, to get it to work. So I need to be careful and be able to "fall back" to a working OS if I need to.
[01:14] <razieliyo> but, this is a fresh install, I didn't touch anything on sources.list
[01:15] <wad> So I bought a large external hard drive, and I want to make a bit-by-bit copy of my current hard drive, to the external one, so that I can restore it if need be.
[01:15] <wad> I'm booted into the OS, so my main drive is unmounted, and I can see my external drive here, with an ext4 partition on it.
[01:15] <george_> Hello, can someone suggest me a program like Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) for Windows? I'm using Linux Mint 17. Thank you in advanced!
[01:16] <wad> Question: What tool should I use to clone my drive? partimage, or dd, or something else? I want to include the MBR too.
[01:16] <wad> The disk is dual-boot, to Windows 8.1. So yes, it is UEFI.
[01:16] <Bobbo__> eeee: So I'm in testdisk, and I have like no idea what I'm doign here. :)
[01:16] <phill_> anyone know what kernel parameters can be passed to a wifi interface.. specifically ath9k
[01:17] <yeahnoob> george_: 'remmina' should meet your work.
[01:17] <eeee> Bobbo__: ok, sudo testdisk , select no logging, then select the hdd
[01:18] <eeee> then select Intel > analyze
[01:18] <george_> @yeahnoob thank you. I'm going to test it.
[01:18] <Bobbo__> eeee: then quick search?
[01:18] <eeee> yeah
[01:19] <eeee> look for a 11-18gb ntfs partition
[01:19] <gorelative> how can i sync trusty/main/installer-amd64/current/images to my local mirror ?
[01:19] <Bobbo__> eeee: fat32, linux and linux swap. =/
[01:19] <eeee> no problem
[01:19] <gorelative> what would the deb line in my mirrors.list look like if im using apt-mirror
[01:19] <eeee> press enter then > deeper search
[01:20] <eeee> Bobbo__: wait, press q, until you reach the menu with Intel
[01:20] <Bobbo__> eeee: there
[01:21] <eeee> Bobbo__: select whatever it was defaulted to, GPT maybe
[01:21] <Metaliinuxite> Guys im runnin live ubuntu 14.xx i need to access files that are on the USB stick
[01:21] <Metaliinuxite> how do i do that
[01:21] <Bobbo__> eeee: EFI system, unknown and linux swap. Quick search?
[01:21] <eeee> yeah
[01:22] <Metaliinuxite> the usb is not listed in the drives
[01:22] <Bobbo__> eeee: Got a 'MS data' partition and a continue button.
[01:22] <eeee> ok great, hopefully it's the recovery partition
[01:22] <eeee> try to press 'p'
[01:22] <eeee> to view the files
[01:22] <Bobbo__> Metaliinuxite: If you're running the try out of ubuntu from the flash drive you want to access, that gets mounted as /
[01:23] <Bobbo__> eeee: P does nothing? I guess I need to continue first. :P
[01:23] <Bobbo__> eeee: I continued, got another listing here for MS data with "[Recovery]" at the end of the line?
[01:23] <eeee> ok, great
[01:23] <Metaliinuxite> Bobbo__ : can't see my files in root
[01:24] <eeee> press p
[01:24] <Bobbo__> eeee: Got like ls -la output, with recovery and sys vol info
[01:25] <eeee> is there a bunch of stuff like EFI recovery
[01:25] <Metaliinuxite> eeee did you lose system reserved?
[01:25] <eeee> Metaliinuxite: no, im good
[01:26] <Bobbo__> eeee: In where, sorry?
[01:27] <eeee> Bobbo__: in the partition
[01:28] <eeee> does it look like the recovery partition? search for a file that is called install.wim , or something similar
[01:28] <eeee> what's the size of the partition btw?
[01:28] <Bobbo__> I got a bunch of install[0-9]+.swm files in this Recovery directory.
[01:29] <eeee> what's the size?
[01:29] <Bobbo__> Um, I'm not sure, looks like 23304192 ?
[01:29] <Bobbo__> for the partition.
[01:30] <eeee> look at the bottom line, next to NTFS
[01:30] <Bobbo__> oh, how convenient! XD
[01:30] <Bobbo__> 11GB
[01:30] <eeee> ok looks like the recovery partition
[01:30] <gorelative> how can i sync trusty/main/installer-amd64/current/images to my local mirror ?what would the deb line in my mirrors.list look like if im using apt-mirror
[01:30] <TJ-> .swm == Split Windows iMage files
[01:30] <Bobbo__> You're a wizard harry?
[01:31] <Bobbo__> eeee: So what, I need to copy this data out?
[01:31] <eeee> TJ-: i'm familiar with using dism to extract a .wim file
[01:32] <eeee> Bobbo__: do you have any ntfs partition on your hdd right now?
[01:32] <TJ-> Bobbo__: simpler that that; let testdisk recreate this partition and partition table entry, allow the existing Ubuntu install to be blown away, then boot the system with this recovery file-system to reinstall Windows... so you can do the BIOS upgrade.
[01:32] <TJ-> eeee: see http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314003/
[01:32] <TJ-> eeee: Pure Ubuntu install for UEFI
[01:33] <eeee> yeah if you don't mind ubuntu that would be better
[01:33] <razieliyo> xserver-xorg-core:i386 not available in my repos
[01:33] <razieliyo> =S
[01:34] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Once you've got Windows and done the BIOS update, shrink the Windows partition to a minimal size but leave it in place, and install Ubuntu alongside it. That way you have an emergency fall-back in case of future windows-only tool requirements
[01:34] <Bobbo__> eeee: no
[01:34] <eeee> do you have anything you need from this ubuntu installation?
[01:34] <Bobbo__> eeee: no
[01:35] <eeee> so you're ok with erasing it?
[01:35] <Bobbo__> eeee: nuke away! How do I get it to recreate the partition?
[01:35] <eeee> Bobbo__: use the right arrow
[01:35] <eeee> to select it
[01:36] <Bobbo__> Okay, I got another partition selected with no name... Looks like the UEFI partition from the size (512MiB), do I want to keep that selected?
[01:36] <eeee> yeah
[01:36] <eeee> i was about to tell you to leave it
[01:36] <TJ-> eeee: Bobbo__ lets hope these don't overlap
[01:37] <Bobbo__> TJ-: wat?
[01:37] <eeee> they shouldn't though right, cuz efi is at the start, recovery the very end?
[01:38] <TJ-> Bobbo__: The current ESP was created by Ubuntu; the original ESP would likely have been a different size, and the Recovery partition likely followed it - so if the original ESP were smaller than the current, that Recovery Partition might now start inside the ESP
[01:39] <TJ-> eeee: Is Recovery at the end? most I've seen have it at the front, before the bootable Windows partition
[01:39] <Bobbo__> It's at the end
[01:39] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Good :)
[01:39] <Bobbo__> In between the two I've got a 925GiB partition
[01:39] <eeee> it's not going to boot anyways, don't wanna be a party pooper :) bu ti doubt it
[01:40] <eeee> you're going to have to extract it yourself, most likely
[01:40] <TJ-> eeee: We can extract the EFI boot loader from the Recovery partition, and stick it in the ESP as "/EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.EFI" and that should be enough
[01:41] <Dramors> Hey people, quick question: I'm on 14.04, on top of which I installed gnome 3 (the one provided by the official repos). I want to have it so when I press ctrl+alt+l I will get the same lockscreen I get in unity. Is that possible?
[01:41] <eeee> TJ-: that would be awesome then!
[01:41] <Bobbo__> eeee: TJ-: Okay, now like a nub for me? :P
[01:42] <eeee> Bobbo__: press enter
[01:43] <TJ-> Bobbo__: The Recovery file=system contains everything needed to reinstall Windows, but in addition it is itself a minimal bootable Windows installation, so we should be able to get the bootmgr.efi out of it, and put it in the ESP as /EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.EFI, which means the firmware will find it and use it to boot from the disk drive
[01:43] <eeee> you'll get a list of the partitions, should have the efi and recovery partitions, then press write
[01:43] <Bobbo__> So I should deselect this UEFI partition that's selected atm?
[01:44] <Baako> file_put_contents(/var/www/laravel/app/storage/meta/services.json): failed to open stream: Permission denied
[01:44] <Baako> i have done chmod -R 755 /app/storage/*
[01:44] <eeee> no, we're going to plug the bootmg file from the recovery partition in the efi you have
[01:44] <Baako> but still getting the permission error
[01:45] <razieliyo> hi
[01:45] <swift110_> http://anthonyvenable110.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/why-i-feel-that-linux-has-better-security-than-windows-updated-version-2/
[01:45] <razieliyo> I just wanted to say that my problem is solved
[01:45] <TJ-> Bobbo__: You should have the first partition showing something like this: "1 P EFI System                  2048     526335     524288 [EFI System]"
[01:45] <razieliyo> I just messed it up with libs later trying to run some code of mine with opengl =D
[01:45] <razieliyo> first time on 64 bits system... still too weird to me
[01:45] <Bobbo__> eeee: So then select write to write that recov partition?
[01:46] <eeee> yeah
[01:46] <Bobbo__> hurmm
[01:46] <Bobbo__> a valid ntfs boot sector must be present in order to access any data; even if the partition is not bootable
[01:46] <Bobbo__> I should screenshare this, might make it easier?
[01:47] <Dramors> Ah nvm, I used better searched terms in google and solved this myself
[01:47] <TJ-> Bobbo__: That sounds like the start of the partition got over-written, so it lost the BPB in sector 0
[01:48] <Bobbo__> What's BPB?
[01:50] <TJ-> Bobbo__: BIOS Parameter Block; data at the start of Windows file-systems that describe its layout
[01:50] <Bobbo__> Oh.
[01:51] <Bobbo__> TJ- / eeee: So what do? O_o
[01:51] <Ademan_> TJ-: thanks
[01:52] <eeee> Bobbo__: i'd write it
[01:52] <TJ-> Bobbo__: It should be telling you about the "Boot sector" and "Backup boto sector" - is it?
[01:52] <Bobbo__> TJ-: It said both were okay.
[01:53] <Bobbo__> sectors are identical... Then what I said earlier about the NTFS boot sector being present.
[01:53] <TJ-> Bobbo__: really? YAY! OK, it's just an informational warning then... carry on
[01:53] <Bobbo__> uhh, I got five options, quit, list, rebuild bs, repair mft and dump ?
[01:54] <TJ-> eeee: Are you able to give guidance here? I can't test this I was running it on a good live disk :)
[01:55] <eeee> well, when i did it, i ran rebuild bs
[01:55] <TJ-> eeee: "bs" being "boot sector" ?
[01:55] <eeee> yeah
[01:56] <Bobbo__> Rebuilding boot sector then!
[01:56] <iampaul83> is there a way of making a custom application that i create to run as a service or deamon at start up?
[01:56] <eeee> TJ-: ?
[01:56] <Bobbo__> eeee: dump, list, quit?
[01:56] <eeee> lol, quit i guess :)
[01:56] <Bobbo__> I'm back at the menu I was before... Fully quit?
[01:56] <TJ-> eeee: I find all these "quits" disconcerting ... I'd prefer "back" :)
[01:57] <Bobbo__> I know, I found it confusing at first.
[01:57] <TJ-> Bobbo__: At some point you'll need to write the currently in-memory partition table to disk
[01:58] <Bobbo__> Um
[01:58] <Bobbo__> I thought I done that by selecting write earlier?
[01:58] <plex> Hi everyone. I installed 2 new 4tb HDD in my tower today for media storage. They are both ext4 and have them mounted through fstab. Any idea why I would be struggling to get 7mb/s transfering between them over sata?
[01:58] <eeee> Bobbo__: i think he means restart the pc
[01:58] <TJ-> Bobbo__: OK... I missed that, I was outside
[01:59] <TJ-> Bobbo__: Once you've finished with testdisk we'll need to hunt the EFI bootmgr file and install it to the ESP
[01:59] <eeee> TJ-: was rebuilding the boot sector the proper choice?
[01:59] <eeee> i lol
[02:00] <TJ-> eeee: I hope so! that was the boot sector for the NTFS recovery partition
[02:00] <eeee> *lol'd cause i was waiting for you to say something about it first
[02:00] <TJ-> eeee: blind leading the very tired and blind, here :)
[02:00] <Bobbo__> Yeah, I'm tired... I should really be asleep but I really want this working. =/
[02:02] <Bobbo__> So....
[02:02] <Bobbo__> It says I have to reboot for the change to take effect, which makes sense I guess.
[02:04] <plex> does anyone know why transfer rates between internal HDD's would be really slow?
[02:05] <pasw12> hello! what you discuss?
[02:06] <plex> i'm on ubuntu 14.04 if that helps at all?
 So....
 It says I have to reboot for the change to take effect, which makes sense I guess.
 \o/
 eeee: Got a recovery partition mounted, so far so good... So I guess I can look for the efi file now.
[02:08] <eeee> yeah
[02:08] <TJ-> Back... we thought we heard intruders
[02:08] <Bobbo_> Well that was easy.
[02:08] <Bobbo_> bootmgr.efi
[02:09] <eeee> Bobbo_: find /path/to/recovery -iname "bootmgfw.efi"
[02:09] <eeee> or "*.efi"
[02:09] <TJ-> Bobbo_:  OK, create a mount point for the ESP "sudo mkdir /efi" then "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /efi"
[02:11] <eeee> TJ-: is that the file?
[02:11] <eeee> cause i have bootmgfw.efi in my /EFI/Microsoft/Boot
[02:11] <eeee> as well as bootmgr.efi
[02:11] <Bobbo_> Well.... I'll run the find command now that I've got it remounted.
[02:11] <eeee> and efibootmgr -v shows bootmgfw.efi as being used
[02:13] <Bobbo_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314838
[02:13] <TJ-> eeee: Bobbo_ Checking here... but Windows Disk Management doesn't allow access to the ESP!
[02:13] <eeee> TJ-: he can use diskpart to mount it, i think
[02:13] <TJ-> eeee: No need I hope
[02:14] <TJ-> Bobbo_: That pastebin; is that of the contents of the Recovery file-system partition?
[02:14] <Bobbo_> find /efi -type f -iname '*.efi'
[02:14] <TJ-> Bobbo_: You mean that's from the *existing* ESP!?!
[02:14] <eeee> why's the recovery mounted in /efi ?
[02:15] <Bobbo_> Because TJ- told me do that just now, eeee ?
[02:15] <eeee> no he said to mount the esp
[02:15] <eeee> :)
[02:15] <Bobbo_> TJ-> Bobbo_:  OK, create a mount point for the ESP "sudo mkdir /efi" then "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /efi"
[02:15] <Bobbo_> I done those two commands.
[02:15] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I meant for the ESP to be mounted at /efi/  ... hmmm, it looks like the partition numbers have been changed to be out-of-order!
[02:16] <TJ-> Bobbo_: OK, first "pastebinit < <(sudo parted /dev/sda unit s print)"
[02:16] <HikaruBG> guys, why I can't type anything in the #mysql channel?
[02:17] <TJ-> eeee: At least we know the Recovery image has a file for 'simple' UEFI removable media boot already in place
[02:17] <eeee> HikaruBG: probably because you need to be registered
[02:17] <Bobbo_> TJ-, eeee: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314866
[02:17] <_unreal_> HikaruBG, is your handle (name) registered
[02:18] <TJ-> Bobbo_: eeee Argghhhh
[02:18] <eeee> what's up?
[02:18] <HikaruBG> _unreal_, yes  it is
[02:18] <TJ-> Bobbo_: The testdisk operation didn't preserve the existing ESP, the GPT now only has the Recovery partition
[02:19] <_unreal_> then what is happening, are you getting a message from the channel saying:          can not send to channel?
[02:19] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Right
[02:19] <_unreal_> if so then there is a channel mode set not allowing you to type and there is nothing you can do about it. unless you are voiced or allowed to talk by an admin (channel op)
[02:20] <HikaruBG>  _unreal_ yes, the message is the same, and I re-sent my identity credentials to nickserv, so I can type now
[02:20] <HikaruBG> thanks!
[02:20] <_unreal_> good,
[02:20] <TJ-> Bobbo_: eeee Let's gamble here, that the UEFI firmware knows how to read NTFS. On that assumption we can change the partition type of the single NTFS partition from "msftdata" to "EFI System Partition" and - if we're really lucky - the firmware will boot from it into recovery
[02:21] <eeee> sounds good
[02:21] <Bobbo_> TJ-: You sound like a computer ninja, how do I do that? :D
[02:22] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Break hundreds of systems... then repair them :p
[02:22] <Bobbo_> =/
[02:22] <eeee> gdisk would be the weapon of choice ? :D
[02:22] <Bobbo_> I dislike breaking stuff. XD
[02:23] <Bobbo_> So... gdisk? O_o
[02:23] <ponA> hey guys, i just want to know if there is a way to somehow get the output of a terminal transferred via serial port and then transfer the input back
[02:24] <eeee> Bobbo_: i think so, sudo gdisk
[02:25] <eeee> press 't' , then select the first partition
[02:25] <ponA> my idea is that i could start a NAS located at my home with the raspberry pi over the internet, then enter the password to decrypt the data and use it as an online storage
[02:25] <TJ-> Bobbo_: WE can use sgdisk --typecode
[02:25] <eeee> enter ef00 as the hex code
[02:25] <Bobbo_> Wait what
[02:25] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Or go with eeee and do it manually :)
[02:25] <Bobbo_> Which one am I doing?
[02:25] <eeee> do sgdisk
[02:25] <_unreal_> ponA, your talking about doing vnc?
[02:26] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I was about to give you the scripted version of what eeee is taking you through manually; carry on
[02:27] <ponA> _unreal not really vnc, more like those really expensive kvm server expansions, so you get a console and can input stuff over the network
[02:27] <Bobbo_> wait
[02:27] <Bobbo_> so
[02:27] <_unreal_> ponA, are you looking to access a storage location like it was a network storage only over the internet?
[02:27] <Bobbo_> eeee: TJ- sgdisk --typecode ?
[02:27] <Bobbo_> Anything else?
[02:27] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Ignore my suggestion, follow what eeee  is telling you
[02:27] <eeee> Bobbo_: sgdisk --typecode:/dev/sda1:{ef00} ?
[02:27] <eeee> ( going by the man page )
[02:27] <_unreal_> or are you looking to have console access ssh?
[02:27] <eeee> sorry
[02:28] <eeee> Bobbo_: sgdisk --typecode:/dev/sda1:ef00 ?
[02:28] <eeee> lol :)
[02:28] <Bobbo_> well
[02:28] <Bobbo_> That might of worked?
[02:28] <Bobbo_> (with no ?, obviously)
[02:28] <ponA> _unreal i have the raspi on the internet 24/7,so far it works as a little webserver
[02:29] <eeee> run parted again and see what it says
[02:29] <TJ-> Bobbo_: eeee I think it should have been "sudo sgdisk --typecode=1:EF00"
[02:29] <ponA> _unreal now i want a bigger NAS which uses ubuntu to be connected to the internet
[02:29] <ponA> _unreal i want to start the NAS device over the internet which would normally require to press a button or use wake on LAN
[02:29] <Bobbo_> TJ-, eeee: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314952
[02:30] <ponA> _unreal but it is encrypted, so i will have to enter the password and username
[02:30] <_unreal_> ok last time, WHAT are you planning to do with it? file access? ssh console access?
[02:30] <eeee> yeah, that's a negative
[02:30] <TJ-> Bobbo_: The full command should be "sudo sgdisk --typecode=1:EF00 /dev/sda"
[02:31] <Bobbo_> Says the new partition table will be used at next reboot... Reboot time?
[02:31] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Then do "sudo sgdisk --print /dev/sda"
[02:31] <TJ-> Bobbo_: No
[02:31] <ponA> _unreal so i was just wondering if there is a way to use the serial port of the raspberry pi to boot up the ubuntu system
[02:31] <_unreal_> Omg.
[02:31] <bootes> hello.  Bit of an issue i have.  I have a 12.04 sever running under virtualbox.  I did a do-release-upgrade, and from what I saw..it went without a problem.  No errors.   However when I boot it,  the grub menu displays *ubuntu and Advanced Ubuntu options
[02:31] <TJ-> Bobbo_: The PT hasn't changed in a way that will affect the OS
[02:32] <TJ-> Bobbo_: verify the partition type is now EFI system partition
[02:32] <Bobbo_> TJ-, eeee: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314956
[02:32] <bootes> If I select the first one, it boots into the initramfs promnpt
[02:32] <_unreal_> ponA, so you want to use your rasPI to send a wol signal to an ubuntu computer.
[02:32] <Bobbo_> TJ-: That looks right, right?
[02:33] <erick__> How can I enter bash commands into terminal without a script? Ex: $test = "test"
[02:33] <ponA> _unreal_ the problem is, that the ubuntu computer is encrypted, i would need the raspberry pi to send keyboard inputs to the ubuntu system
[02:33] <_unreal_> ponA, if I was you and your looking to use one system to deal with an other.. I would suggest setting up a router with OPENWRT
[02:34] <somsip> erick__: you type them. But that command does not have correct syntax
[02:34] <_unreal_> that way you have a very mature softare platform, very secure and you can add just about any function you could think of.
[02:34] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Yes it does, let's hope the UEFI firmware will read NTFS - EFI SP is generally supposed to be only FAT32 and quite small! Try a reboot
[02:34] <erick__> somsip: Thanks!
[02:34] <ponA> _unreal_ i can start the ubuntu server with WOL but then i run into the encryption problem
[02:34] <Bobbo_> Okay, do I need to do anything fancy at boot-time or do I just let it boot from the HDD?
[02:35] <TJ-> Bobbo_: just ensure it tries to boot the HDD from the boot menu
[02:35] <ponA> _unreal_ can i ssh into a machine before any other user is logged in?
[02:36] <_unreal_> ponA, if your trying to access your encrypted server which is behind a router and must be accessed by a second computer behind the router. it would be wise to setup the router with openwrt and cut out the middle man. that way you have less ports to foward and less hassle
[02:36] <_unreal_> ?
[02:36] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Selecting the HDD to boot from at start up drops through to booting from the USB, somehow? O_o
[02:37] <erick__> somsip: What about test = "/proj/"
[02:37] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Could be it doesn't like it so looks to the next device. I said it was a long-shot, to save a lot more set-up work
[02:37] <erick__> somsip: I type it in and am told that test is not a command
[02:37] <Bobbo_> eeee: TJ- Yeah, no dice 'ere.
[02:37] <TJ-> Bobbo_: OK, "Try Ubuntu" again *sigh*
[02:37] <ponA> _unreal_ this might be a dumb question as i am new to linux but if i have network access to the ubuntu server, can i just use ssh if it boots up before entering any passwords locally?
[02:37] <somsip> erick__: your syntax is still wrong. Find a basic guide on bash commands to help you
[02:38] <Bobbo_> TJ-: There.
[02:38] <TJ-> Bobbo_: OK, we have to regain the lost real ESP :)
[02:38] <_unreal_> ponA, you have lost me.... can any one else help ponA ? I have suggested that if he wanted to access an encrypted computer that is on his local network. using one computer behind his router to then access the other computer with the encription would be better done using a router with OPENWRT. and set every thing up from the direct source.
[02:38] <Bobbo_> Back to listdisk?
[02:39] <TJ-> Bobbo_: This means fiddling with the current partition table again to move the Recovery partition entry from #1 to #2, so we can recreate #1 to point to the real ESP
[02:39] <_unreal_> yes
[02:39] <TJ-> Bobbo_: No; we'll do this the guru's way :p
[02:39] <_unreal_> yes you can ponA so long as you have an SSH server installed, or if you prever vnc
[02:39] <spearhead> ponA, yes you can ssh into a server without having anyone logged in localy
[02:39] <_unreal_> prefer
[02:39] <eeee> TJ-: how does it know which file to boot? i mean shouldn't we add the .efi to efibootmgr ?
[02:39] <TJ-> Bobbo_: less chance of a cock-up :)
[02:39] <Bobbo_> I feel like I should be wearing white, TJ-.
[02:40] <stephen123> sorry name change ..  Any help with an initramfs issue?
[02:40] <ponA> _unreal_ okay, thats cool, so i just need to send the WOL signal and choose a strong password to establish a secure SSH connection and enter my password
[02:40] <ponA> that's cool :)
[02:40] <TJ-> Bobbo_: You should :)   eeee Godd point, I was forgetting everything was offset to /Recovery/RicaTools/
[02:40] <_unreal_> ponA, trying to add ssh access in a complicated method as your describing using multi computers behind a router over the internet is not going to happen easy, especially with your idea of a method.
[02:41] <TJ-> Bobbo_: You fancy one more reboot test before we engage surgical gowns?
[02:41] <_unreal_> sort of
[02:41] <Bobbo_> Yes.
[02:41] <spearhead> ponA, if the NAS is going to be open to the internet I would disable password login via ssh and go with a key encryption over ssh it is much more secure
[02:41] <_unreal_> ponA, first do you have an ssh server installed on that computer, second do you know the syntex to access an SSH server?
[02:41] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo mkdir /efi/" then "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /efi"
[02:41] <Bobbo_> Let's try some more erroneous hacking before scrubbing up.
[02:42] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Aye.
[02:42] <_unreal_> also, is wake on lan setup in your ubuntu servers bios? you will also need sleep/suspend setup  working in the bios and in the ubuntu os its self
[02:42] <ponA> _unreal_ ssh would be easy with portforwarding and so on, i logged into my raspberry pi several times but i thought it would have to be "unlocked" locally first
[02:43] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Then "sudo mkdir /efi/EFI/" followed by "sudo cp -a /efi/Recovery/RicaTools/* /efi/EFI/"
[02:43] <Bobbo_> What does -a do for cp? O_o
[02:43] <ponA> _unreal_ i still could use the raspberry pi to just "push" the power button of the server
[02:43] <_unreal_> Bobbo_, : man cp
[02:44] <Bobbo_> _unreal_: I know, but it was running the command and cba for tmux, lol.
[02:44] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Done!
[02:44] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Then "ls /efi/EFI/" should show the files have been copied in - "cp -a" is an archive, recursive directories, copy
[02:44] <Bobbo_> Ya, looks like it
[02:44] <SP33D> how to remove network device
[02:44] <TJ-> Bobbo_: looking at your previous pastebin you should see all the same entries as are shown there under "/efi/Recovery/RicaTools/" - http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314838/
[02:44] <SP33D> thats not in interfaces
[02:45] <TJ-> Bobbo_: You've simply made copies under "/efi/EFI/"
[02:45] <Bobbo_> TJ-: ya
[02:45] <spearhead> !details | SP33D
[02:45] <_unreal_> ponA, if you now all that then why are you asking these questions?
[02:45] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I think I made a boo-boo there
[02:45] <Bobbo_> TJ-: You mean a Bobbo ? :D
[02:45] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Yes, copied one directory too deep LOL
[02:46] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo mv /efi/EFI/* /efi/"
[02:46] <ponA> _unreal_ i did not know that you could just ssh into a machine, i thought you would have to be logged into it locally first
[02:46] <_unreal_> no
[02:46] <eeee> TJ-: why aren't we just adding /recovery/Ricatools/..efi to the efibootmgr ? as is
[02:46] <eeee> i mean we're going to have to add that line anyways right
[02:47] <TJ-> Bobbo_: then show me "pastebinit < <(find /efi/)"
[02:47] <_unreal_> ponA, correct, so long as the ssh server is started up, and the computer has a network connection you can ssh
[02:47] <TJ-> eeee: Because "/efi/boot/bootx64.efi" is the 'simple' path that the UEFI firmware will look for on a device to boot it without a custom boot menu entry - as used for removable devices particularly
[02:47] <spearhead> ponA, now, if you don't have anyone logged in locally then the user's home directory will not be decrypted by default if you selected to encrypt home directories when you installed ubuntu
[02:48] <Bobbo_> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8315070
[02:48] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo rmdir /efi/EFI"
[02:49] <ponA> _spearhead_ but i could decrypt them via ssh, right?
[02:49] <ponA> omg i mess up the names, sorry spearhead :)
[02:50] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Aye
[02:50] <spearhead> ponA, yes, i don't remember the command right now but I will look it up, but after you logged in over ssh you would run a command which would decrypt the home directory.
[02:50] <_unreal_> spearhead, you have been spearheaded
[02:50] <TJ-> Bobbo_: eeee This is relying on: "Boot loaders can also be automatically detected by the UEFI firmwares, to enable booting from removable devices. Auto-detection relies on a standardized file path to the operating system loader, depending on the actual architecture to boot. Format of the file path is defined as <EFI_SYSTEM_PARTITION>/BOOT/BOOT<MACHINE_TYPE_SHORT_NAME>.EFI, e.g. /efi/BOOT/BOOTX64.EFI"
[02:51] <ponA> spearhead no need to look it up, i havent got the ubuntu machine yet
[02:51] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo umount /efi" then try  reboot and hope :)
[02:51] <_unreal_> ponA, if you have like a large key file then you just keep a thumb drive with you with the data you need for decription
[02:51] <Bobbo_> TJ-: no dice
[02:52] <TJ-> Bobbo_: *sigh*
[02:52] <Bobbo_> booting into live usb
[02:52] <ponA> _unreal_ but it would not work if i want to decrypt via internet, or does it?
[02:52] <TJ-> Bobbo_: OK, we'll recover the ESP Ubuntu created
[02:52] <spearhead> _unreal_, it isn't even that complicated... if I remember right after you log in over ssh you run a command and it asks for your login password then decrypts the home directory like normal
[02:53] <_unreal_> spearhead, I'm talking about if he has like some huge hash key code
[02:53] <_unreal_> 256bit blaa blaa blaa
[02:53] <spearhead> you would only need that if you are doing key authentication for ssh...
[02:54] <spearhead> and you should be using at least 2048 bit for that...
[02:55] <Bobbo_> TJ-: So, listdisk? XD
[02:55] <TJ-> Bobbo_: testdisk? No! We'll do this properly!
[02:55] <Bobbo_> um yeah
[02:55] <Bobbo_> that one
[02:55] <Bobbo_> Okay
[02:56] <Bobbo_> hang on
[02:56]  * Bobbo_ dons lab coat
[02:57] <spearhead> _unreal_, ponA, it looks like the command is ecryptfs-mount-private
[02:58] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo parted /dev/sda unit s mkpart primary 2048 1050623"
[02:58] <ponA> spearhead thx, i'll note that! can't wait for my hardware to arrive :)
[02:59] <Bobbo_> TJ-: update fstab? O_o
[02:59] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Errr, no
[03:00] <samthewildone> TJ-, Hey
[03:00] <samthewildone> o/
[03:00] <Bobbo_> TJ-: It says too. :3
[03:00] <Bobbo_> well, may need too.
[03:00] <Bobbo_> Anyway
[03:01] <TJ-> Bobbo_: now I'm figuring out the command to transpose the 2 partitions you should now have, using sgdisk. Can you show me "pastebinit < <(sudo parted print)"  in the meantime?
[03:01] <spearhead> ponA, it also looks like if you login via ssh and before you run that command you edit your $HOME/.profile and add ecryptfs-mount-private to the end of that file then it will automatically ask for your password and decrypt your home directory
[03:02] <ponA> spearhead, thats even nicer!
[03:02] <TJ-> Bobbo_: First let's change the type of the Recovery partition back to msftdata (0700) with "sudo sgdisk --typecode=1:0700 /dev/sda" then check that yourself with "sudo parted /dev/sda print" to make sure that is done
[03:03] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Forget the parted thing then?
[03:03] <TJ-> Bobbo_: show me it once you're done :)
[03:04] <Bobbo_> So change the type then do it?
[03:04] <spearhead> ponA, I would test it but the only server that I have that has encrypted home directory has my user logged in locally and I would have to swap around monitors and keyboards to logout to test it...
[03:04] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I don't want to take steps without verifying the state of the partition table is what I assume it to be
[03:04] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Yes, please
[03:05] <_unreal_> spearhead, cant vnc?
[03:05] <Bobbo_> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8315142
[03:05] <_unreal_> or rather dont have vnc setup on that computer?
[03:05] <sydney> When will 14.04.2 be out?
[03:05] <spearhead> _unreal_, nope, ubuntu server, no gui
[03:05] <ponA> spearhead no problem, i'll test it if my hardware arrives, if it does not work i'll come back here...
[03:06] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Good, now let's make #2 an ESP: "sudo sgdisk --typecode=2:EF00" then check that #2 is shown as an EFI System Partition
[03:06] <samthewildone> https://plus.google.com/107174506890941499078/posts/Nr6jWDhQA1Z
[03:07] <Bobbo_> TJ-: What device for that sgdisk command?
[03:07] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Arggh!! "/dev/sda"
[03:08] <TJ-> Bobbo_: getting tired here... almost dawn
[03:08] <Bobbo_> I know. :3
[03:08] <Bobbo_> That says it completed successfully!
[03:08] <eeee> 6am here, somehow cereals are cheering me up big time
[03:08] <_unreal_> 11pm
[03:08] <Bobbo_> 4AM
[03:09] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Next? :)
[03:09] <TJ-> Bobbo_: 04:08 here OK, now lets check the fat32 file-system is valid. "sudo fsck.fat /dev/sda2"
[03:10] <Bobbo_> Um, it looks valid?
[03:10] <TJ-> Bobbo_: It should be; I took the start/end sector numbers from your earlier pastebin
[03:10] <Bobbo_> which one?
[03:10] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Good ... now we can mount it and add the boot files
[03:11] <TJ-> Bobbo_: This one http://paste.ubuntu.com/8314003/
[03:11] <Bobbo_> um, no
[03:11] <Bobbo_> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8315182/
[03:12] <TJ-> Bobbo_:  Looking good :) now do "sudo kpartx -a /dev/sda" followed by "pastebinit < <(cat /proc/partitions)"
[03:13] <Bobbo_> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8315194/
[03:15] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Going well :) ... "sudo mkdir -p /mnt/efi /mnt/rec"
[03:15] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Then "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/rec" and "sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/efi"
[03:16] <Bobbo_> aye
[03:18] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo cp -a /mnt/rec/efi/* /mnt/efi/" then "pastebinit < <(find /mnt/efi)"
[03:19] <Bobbo_> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8315217/
[03:21] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I done it again! Let's fix my mistake: "sudo mv /mnt/efi/boot/* /mnt/efi/EFI/BOOT/"   and "sudo mv /mnt/efi/microsoft /mnt/efi/EFI/"
[03:22] <TJ-> Bobbo_: then let me check I got it correct this time: "pastebinit < <(find /mnt/efi)"
[03:22] <ponA> just out of curiosity as i am just learning about linux file systems... apparently you can unmount /home, then cd to /home and use ls to list all the data that is there (which is empty). what will happen if you use mkdir foo to make a directory in your unmounted /home directory?
[03:23] <Bobbo_> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8315261/
[03:23] <eeee> TJ-: that's odd, how does it have the /EFI/ubuntu/ files there?
[03:23] <TJ-> ponA: You're not doing it in the unmounted file-system, you're doing it the parent file-system. When you re-mount the /home file-system it will 'hide' "/home/foo" until you unmount /home again
[03:23] <Blaster> Hey I'm auditing a system and there's a user that can execute sudo without password, but he's not in the sudoers file, or a part of a sudo group.  How can this be?
[03:24] <neutrino> ponA: it will jsut be there .. and disapear when you mount home again
[03:24] <eeee> isn't this a fresh ESP, with all the files from the /recovery ?
[03:25] <Blaster> Nevermind. I see that he has a file in the /etc/sudoers.d directory.
[03:25] <TJ-> eeee: Bobbo_ had installed 14.04 on the hard disk already; the problem we're trying to fix is that his Toshiba laptop UEFI will not save and keep the Ubuntu boot menu entry. All this work is so Bobbo_ can use Windows (which he'd earlier wiped completely) to install firmware updates that may fix the issue!
[03:26] <eeee> yeah i know, but i mean the files, on the new esp, how is /efi/ubuntu/grubx64.efi there?
[03:26] <eeee> i mean didnt you just create the esp, and copy the files from the recovery ?
[03:26] <TJ-> eeee: Because all I did was recovery the ESP at the start of the disk that testdisk had removed when it rescued the Recovery partition
[03:26] <eeee> oh ok, i thought you created a new one
[03:27] <eeee> interesting
[03:27] <eeee> so if you specify the sectors, it'll just create a partition and whatever is already there is there?
[03:28] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I just want to triple-check that the "/mnt/efi/EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.EFI" is the Windows version, by testing its checksum: "md5sum /mnt/efi/EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.EFI  /mnt/rec/efi/boot/bootx64.efi"
[03:28] <TJ-> eeee: correct
[03:28] <TJ-> Bobbo_: That command should calculate checksums on those 2 files, and the checksums should be identical
[03:29] <Bobbo_> they match
[03:29] <TJ-> eeee: remember when we edit a partition table, we're just editing pointers, not the data in the area of the disk they point to
[03:29] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Yay!
[03:29] <TJ-> Bobbo_: "sudo umount /mnt/{rec,efi}"  .... and try another reboot!
[03:30] <Bobbo_> Take a guess
[03:31] <TJ-> Bobbo_: No dice?
[03:31] <Bobbo_> Aye
[03:31] <TJ-> Bobbo_: well that's a ^&%%!
[03:31] <eeee> TJ-: i see
[03:32] <Bobbo_> circumflex ampersand percent percent?
[03:32] <Bobbo_> :P
[03:32] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Does the Toshiba boot manager have an entry to get into a UEFI Shell? Most 'good' UEFI do, and that shell is extremely powerful and can allow you to manually bot anything
[03:33] <Bobbo_> um
[03:33] <Bobbo_> There's a UEFI shell?
[03:33] <ios-7-mel> Reading package lists... Error!
[03:33] <ios-7-mel> E: Unable to parse package file /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_trusty-updates_main_i18n_Translation-en (1)
[03:33] <ios-7-mel> E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[03:33] <eeee> good old circumflex ampersand percent percent, i use that one in traffic jams mainly :)
[03:33] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I'm guessing they've cut it out, to stop users having control over their own systems
[03:33] <Bobbo_> I can get into grub shell?
[03:34] <Bobbo_> TJ-: wouldn't surprise me after what I read when looking for service manuals...
[03:34] <ios-7-mel> please help an error accord
[03:34] <ios-7-mel> Reading package lists... Error!
[03:34] <TJ-> Bobbo_: No, UEFI has a powerful shell that can load device-drivers, read file-systems, and allow manual booting of boot managers
[03:34] <ios-7-mel> E: Unable to parse package file /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_trusty-updates_main_i18n_Translation-en (1)
[03:34] <ios-7-mel> E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[03:34] <TJ-> !patience | ios-7-mel
[03:35] <ios-7-mel> sry and thanks
[03:35] <Bobbo_> So... What now exactly?
[03:35] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Can we throw it at the wall?
[03:35] <Bobbo_> =/
[03:35] <Bashing-om> ios-7-mel: Try: sudo rm -fr /var/lib/apt/lists , sudo mkdir -pv /var/lib/apt/lists/partial , sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade .
[03:36] <eeee> Bobbo_: https://neosmart.net/blog/2012/windows-8-recovery-disk-download/
[03:36] <bSun0000> hello guys, can someone help me with radeon driver? i have problem with hardware acceleration for h264 codec - no support in vdpauinfo :( only MPEG..
[03:36] <bSun0000> but my gpu (hd3850) have support for h264/vc1 (it works on windows)
[03:36] <bSun0000> wiki/RadeonFeature says, that radeon driver for my card can decode h264 (and i have updated firmware n fresh kernel), but..
[03:36] <bSun0000> trying to achieve full video decoding for several days in a row, but without success (
[03:36] <bSun0000> vdpauinfo http://pastebin.com/pFVwyQKn
[03:36] <eeee> that's a recovery usb, it'll give you a command prompt, use diskpart to mount the partitions, and dism to extract the image with the right index
[03:36] <bSun0000> dmesg | grep radeon http://pastebin.com/tCPuXkkh
[03:37] <TJ-> Bobbo_: 2 choices - vcut your losses, install Ubuntu in legacy BIOS mode, but that'll probably prevent any future chance to get the Recovery image installed, which prevents firmware updates like the one we've been trying to facilitate, or 2) take a breather and try again when we're fresh
[03:37] <eeee> then create the efi files
[03:37] <Bobbo_> eeee: When it says to burn to usb drives, that's basically just saying dd?
[03:37] <eeee> Bobbo_: never used it
[03:38] <eeee> i guess dd
[03:38] <Bobbo_> I'm thinking it might be easier to burn a win7 DVD from this iso I've got and then install Win7 to do this firmware patch.
[03:38] <eeee> if you have a fast connection, it would be pretty easy to restore the pc
[03:39] <TJ-> Bobbo_: eeee We could do the same thing from the Ubuntu Live, but just create a USB stick with the UEIFI shell on it, which *would* boot since it is a true removable device. I suspect our problem here is that firmware doesn't look for the 'simple' boot-manager on fixed hard disks, only on removable media
[03:39] <FuuqUmiist> the update manager is broken, how do i fix it? thanks
[03:39] <Bobbo_> It's 4:40 AM and I'm supposed to be working 'today', done fuck all 'yesterday' because of this laptop, lol.
[03:39] <eeee> like if you knew the commands it would take about 20mins
[03:39] <TJ-> Bobbo_: Get some sleep, let's give it ago another time when we're all fresh
[03:40] <TJ-> Bobbo_: In that time I can create you a small bootable UEFI USB image that I have pre-tested to work
[03:40] <eeee> actually it would take like 10mins tops
[03:41] <Bobbo_> I think installing in legacy mode would be much quicker, tbh. XD
[03:42] <Bobbo_> But; this is supposed to be a uni laptop (4 years of computer science), so something 'better' than that might be a good idea... But given how much of a pita it's been I might buy another.
[03:42] <TJ-> eeee: Have you ever bought and tried that?
[03:42] <slash_T> hi everyone, I am trying to install a .deb file and i get this error: ""dependency is not satisfiable: libqxmlrpc1""
[03:42] <eeee> bought and tried what?
[03:43] <slash_T> I know it is qt4 related, but how can I resolve this problem?
[03:43] <TJ-> eeee: Neosmart's recovery tool?
[03:43] <eeee> bought?
[03:43] <eeee> i thought it was for free
[03:43] <eeee> lol
[03:43] <Bobbo_> slash_T: Try sudo apt-get install libqxmlrpc1 and see why it won't install it
[03:43] <eeee> no, i used the recovery usb that you can make on windows
[03:43] <e87hd> I am having issues with dns. Firefox and Midori are timing out very frequently saying that they cannot resolve hostnames
[03:43] <e87hd> has anyone seen something like this before?
[03:44] <eeee> i thought it was free
[03:44] <TJ-> eeee: Yes, $20 minimum, $40 for Pro, and it is a Linux bootable device with custom tools on - I requested the source-code and they ignored me totally, and it didn't work!
[03:44] <slash_T> Bobbo_: it says unable to locate libqxmlrpc1
[03:44] <FuuqUmiist> is there a command to update the update manager or something?
[03:44] <eeee> ah no,
[03:45] <eeee> if you have an iso
[03:45] <TJ-> eeee: I was trying it last winter to repair a Windows 7 installation... ended up doing it by hand
[03:45] <TJ-> eeee: It made things worse, not better :(
[03:45] <Bobbo_> slash_T: That means either the package for the deb is requesting a package that doesn't exist in your repository lists. Google it, it might be in a separate PPA or in a future version of ubuntu (eg, if you're on Precise still).
[03:45] <eeee> TJ-: i see
[03:45] <Bobbo_> s/either//
[03:46] <TJ-> Bobbo_: I think you get sleep now, give us some time to prepare, and then go again when we're all rested and alert
[03:46] <Bobbo_> Yeah, that sounds like a good idea.
[03:46] <slash_T> Bobbo_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libqxmlrpc1 this is all i could find
[03:46] <TJ-> Bobbo_: If you need to leave a msg, use MemoServ on here
[03:47] <Bobbo_> We will conquer this laptop, not only because I really like the vinyl sticker on the back but it cost my friend 27 quid to post it to me to borrow. :P
[03:47] <Bobbo_> slash_T: What version of ubuntu are you running?
[03:47] <Bobbo_> well, doesn't matter...
[03:47] <TJ-> slash_T: Is that on 14.04, and do you have the "Universe" section enabled?
[03:47] <slash_T> Bobbo_: 12.01
[03:48] <Bobbo_> Basically what TJ- just said, you need to include packages from universe repos.
[03:48] <Bobbo_> sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise universe multiverse"
[03:48] <Bobbo_> That should work, I think.
[03:48] <Bobbo_> Well, you don't need the multiverse bit
[03:48] <slash_T> TJ-: I am running a live version of ubuntu 12
[03:50] <TJ-> Bobbo_: eeee good-night/morning! for now
[03:50] <slash_T> wow all done nice people, you have literally saved my freaked up hairy ass, thanks <3
[03:51] <slash_T> It is done nice and easy
[03:51] <slash_T> bless you all
[03:51] <Bobbo_> Yes, sleepytime.
[03:52] <slash_T> may god keep you all from harms way people. You have no idea, how much you have helped me.
[03:52] <slash_T> bye for now
[03:53] <afidegnum> I am stuck please ? I am trying to configure wsgi  and I am having error....  my apache.conf http://pastebin.com/9EnxMnBA I have an error WSGISocketPrefix cannot occur within <VirtualHost> section Action 'configtest' failed. what should I place?
[03:57] <somsip> afidegnum: spurious </IfModule> on line 49. No opening entry from what I can tell
[03:57] <slash_T> sorry if i am disturbing you again, but the same command for trusty (14.04) would be     "sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty universe multiverse"    is that right?
[03:58] <afidegnum> somsip: I don't get you
[03:58] <somsip> afidegnum: in fact, scrolling down it's all a bit of a mess. I suggest you tidy it up. You have </VirtualHost> on 44 and 62 and 81.
[04:00] <eshamow> question re libreadline-dev on precise - having trouble getting it to install as part of preseed.cfg, which works just fine in 10.04. i see libreadline, just not the -dev package. according to this it exists: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libreadline-dev
[04:00] <eshamow> any tips?
[04:03] <afidegnum> somsip: I was disc, are you there?
[04:04] <somsip> afidegnum: yes
[04:06] <afidegnum> somsip: this is what I have done
[04:08] <shubho> BCM43142 does not show my wifi network but shows neibors wifi network
[04:09] <sargas> why is my font size so small on Ubuntu 14.04?
[04:09] <afidegnum> what do you think can be the issue   but I am still
[04:09] <sargas> that was after a restart
[04:09] <shubho> BCM43142 does not show my wifi network but shows neibors wifi network
[04:10] <hollenjf> anyone here from the houston tx area? pm me if u can chat
[04:10] <somsip> afidegnum: the structure of the conf file is all wrong. You need to fix it
[04:11] <afidegnum> how should it be plesse?
[04:11] <hollenjf> have something to ask that I dont want to put on a public channel
[04:11] <somsip> !pm | hollenjf
[04:12] <somsip> afidegnum: I'm not going to talk you through it step by step. You need to research what a Django apache conf file should look like or get some advice from the #django channel (or whatever it is)
[04:13] <afidegnum> somsip: I asked them earlier, and they refered me to httpd the guy at httpd channel is rude and arrogant towards me
[04:13] <soahccc> Hey guys. Any idea why `aptitude install ruby2.0` installs 1.9.3? It's not a virtual package so I'm confused :S
[04:13] <sargas>  the following command fixed it for me:
[04:13] <sargas> gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor '1.0'
[04:13] <sargas> Now I wonder why that happened in the first place
[04:14] <somsip> afidegnum: you have not done a good job of editing the file. That's why I don't want to help you. As well as it being nothing to do with #ubuntu. So I'm done here
[04:14] <somsip> !info ruby | soahccc
[04:14] <eshamow> afidegnum: you are probably better off asking someone with django experience
[04:14] <somsip> !info ruby2.0 | soahccc
[04:15] <eshamow> think of these as frameworks built atop each other - the closer you can get to your target the more knowledge you will find
[04:15] <eshamow> more likely to find a django expert who can help you with apache on ubuntu than asking in the ubuntu channel about specific non-ubuntu tech
[04:15] <somsip> eshamow: I use django and he's made a mess of the conf. He needs help from the the #django channel, like you've said, and I've said. OT here
[04:15] <afidegnum> somsip: can you please lend a hand? I have been trying to find a solution for more than 5 hours now, I haven't slept since midnight
[04:15] <eshamow> somsip: ::nod::
[04:16] <soahccc> somsip, so do I need to do something extra to get the "extra" or what am I missing here? :(
[04:16] <eshamow> !info libreadline-dev
[04:17] <somsip> soahccc: are you on trusty 14.04?
[04:17] <soahccc> somsip, yap
[04:18] <somsip> soahccc: I don't use aptitude, but apt-get install ruby2.0 --dry-run gives exactly what I'd expect here. ruby2.0 libruby2.0 and rubygems-integration. Can you paste the output you get?
[04:19] <soahccc> somsip, https://gist.github.com/2called-chaos/dbf41c821893e883ee85 I gonna try apt-get, hang on
[04:20] <somsip> soahccc: no need. Try 'ruby2.0 -v'
[04:21] <sargas> if I install lubuntu desktop on my ubuntu 14.04, I'm just getting the UI modules right?
[04:22] <soahccc> somsip, does not work :( and apt-get does show some "extra" stuff but it also installs 1.9.3
[04:23] <soahccc> somsip, it's weird "ruby2.0 is already installed at the requested version" but it's not there
[04:24] <somsip> soahccc: maybe a bad guess by me. I expected it to be like python and python3 - different binaries. What was ruby<tab><tab> give you as candidates?
[04:25] <soahccc> somsip, you may facepalm if you wish... it's right there ruby2.0 >.<
[04:25] <somsip> soahccc: so it's ok?
[04:27] <somsip> soahccc: afk now
[04:27] <soahccc> somsip, yeah it works... thanks!
[04:33] <jr_> How do I add an environment variable?
[04:34] <kiwi100> jr_: use the export command
[04:34] <kiwi100> e.g. to set a proxy run
[04:34] <kiwi100> export http_proxy=<IP_ADDRESS>
[04:34] <kiwi100> you can set these tings in your .bashrc file
[04:35] <kiwi100> so they persist
[04:35] <jr_> kiwi100: thanks
[04:35] <kiwi100> yw
[04:41] <lotuspsychje> morning to all
[05:01] <lotuspsychje> is there a GUI package to manage services like CUPS?
[05:01] <lotuspsychje> i wanna be able to change upstart deamons in GUI
[05:07] <Fall> Afternoon all, various aspects about my U
[05:08] <Fall> Afternoon all, various aspects about my Ubuntu VM networking are concerning me - such as slow SSH connections, transfer of files, etc etc - I've changed the network interface adaptor to 1000E, as suggested in some forum threads... I feel that throughput hasn't increased / improved after doing such
[05:09] <AlonzoTG> Sometime between my last job interview and the one I tried to have this morning, the ubuntu update stream broke and obfuscated the audio support for my eeepc. =(
[05:09] <lotuspsychje> AlonzoTG: wich ubuntu version?
[05:09] <Rockwood> what is the solution for failed to start session
[05:10] <Rockwood> in ubuntu 14.04
[05:10] <AlonzoTG> The link maze led me to https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-audio-dev/+archive/ubuntu/alsa-daily/+packages -- And I don't even know whether any of those will help me.
[05:11] <AlonzoTG> 12.04 on 32-bit, machine has 4 gb internal storage and 8gb on a memory stick hanging off the side.
[05:11] <foosman> anyone know about raid1 setups?  I had one setup and tried to add another set of drives and now I can't boot to original sys.
[05:11] <lotuspsychje> !raid | foosman
[05:12] <lotuspsychje> AlonzoTG: maybe try 14.04 on your eeepc
[05:13] <AlonzoTG> the upgrade button just errors out on me very early in the process, there is 0 free storage...
[05:13] <AlonzoTG> even after cleaning up after the mess the updater leaves behind.
[05:13] <lotuspsychje> AlonzoTG: install it clean
[05:14] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: you can try grub/recoverymode
[05:15] <Rockwood> lotuspsychje: where to run this command?
[05:15] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: hold shift at boot, and choose ubuntu (recoverymode)
[05:16] <Rockwood> ok let me try
[05:17] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: after that you can try failsafeX or fix broken packages
[05:18] <foosman> hello
[05:21] <Rockwood> lotuspsychje: it is showing 4 options in failsafex mode, 1- run in low graph, 2- reconfigure graphic 3-troubleshoot err & 4-exitto console login. which one to choose?
[05:22] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: try lowgraphic mode first maybe
[05:22] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: see if you can enter your desktop
[05:22] <Rockwood> ok
[05:24] <Rockwood> lotuspsychje: it showing stand by one minute while the display restarts -
[05:24] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: did you install ubuntu with internet connection?
[05:25] <Rockwood> yes i think
[05:25] <lotuspsychje> kk
[05:26] <Rockwood> and also selected install with update options
[05:27] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: does it let you enter desktop now?
[05:27] <Rockwood> nope the same erroe
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: try the fix broken packages
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> that might take a while
[05:29] <Rockwood> ok
[05:32] <Rockwood> lotuspsychje: thanks for your help. I am going to reinstall.
[05:32] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: whats your grafix card chip?
[05:32] <Rockwood> laptop
[05:32] <Rockwood> toshiba satellite c640
[05:32] <Rockwood> don't know the graphic chip model
[05:33] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: maybe some went wrong with grafix driver
[05:33] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: make sure you enable internet during setup, and download 3rd party software
[05:33] <lotuspsychje> and updates during setup
[05:34] <Rockwood> lotuspsychje: ok this time i will select this option
[05:35] <lotuspsychje> Rockwood: good luck
[05:35] <Rockwood> lotuspsychje: thanks
[05:55] <bentinata> Can somebody help me to merge CI and Laravel website?
[05:56] <somsip> bentinata: that sounds like a CI or a Laravel issue. NOt really ubuntu support
[05:56] <bentinata> Umm, not sure where to ask this.
[05:56] <bentinata> Care to redirect me?
[05:57] <afidegnum>  I am trying to configure wsgi  and I am having error....  my apache.conf http://pastebin.com/9EnxMnBA I have an error WSGISocketPrefix cannot occur within <VirtualHost> section Action 'configtest' failed. what should I place?
[05:57] <somsip> bentinata: Not here. Either Laravel channel/forums or the CI agent (Jenkins or whatever you'
[05:57] <somsip> bentinata: Not here. Either Laravel channel/forums or the CI agent (Jenkins or whatever you're using)
[05:57] <somsip> !alis | bentinata
[05:57] <Blaster> bentinata: Sounds like you want someone to do work for you, so I recommend Elance.
[05:58] <bentinata> Blaster, I'm asked to create page by my friend. And at the end, I just found out that he's using CI.
[05:59] <bentinata> Blaster, every page created by me read as 404.
[06:02] <vagvaf> hello, i repeatedly asked about authentication when i press the super button and type something on the search enry, this problem appeared after installing unity (i have gnome) and logging in from gnome..
[06:03] <vagvaf> any solutions?
[06:09] <noregret> how can I check if root is enabled?
[06:10] <ObrienDave> it is
[06:11] <ObrienDave> !root
[06:13] <Blaster> How do you get the latest ruby gems with apt?
[06:14] <Blaster> Or what's the recommended way?
[06:15] <noregret> ObrienDave: I landed on a system that my colleague has installed, so I'm not sure if he enabled the root account or not, is there a way to check for that ?
[06:15] <noregret> ObrienDave: I do have the sudo power as well
[06:17] <boris1> hello hope any one can help
[06:17] <boris1> i just installed ubuntu14.04
[06:17] <ObrienDave> noregret, in terminal, sudo -i
[06:17] <hateball> !ask | boris1
[06:17] <boris1> how do you have auto number lock on when booting
[06:18] <hateball> boris1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NumLock
[06:24] <foosman> something is hanging on boot, but I can't read the characters.  is there a log somewhere?  (ubuntu 12.04 serv)
[06:26] <terrastl> hi folks, I am trying to move a lot of files from one hard disk to another one, and the problem is that I need to checksum all the files after move, how can I verify a lot of files using md5 ?
[06:27] <somsip> terrastl: use rsync http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/30970/does-rsync-verify-files-copied-between-two-local-drives
[06:29] <terrastl> I remember that I could use the command md5sum for this, and them it would generate a txt file containing the list of files and their md5s and then I could run a similar command on the destionation folder.
[06:29] <terrastl> I need to use md5sum command
[06:30] <peterrooney> terrastl: you don't *need* to use md5sum. may be better off using rsync.
[06:31] <terrastl> I know where you are going with this, but trying to explain my special situation would take a long while folks, please.
[06:31] <terrastl> I trully need md5sum
[06:31] <somsip> terrastl: then you will probably need to search for your own solution. And you'll probably see that many answers will say 'use rsync'
[06:32] <terrastl> can you  please at least tell me how to store the md5sum of a lot of files into a text file?
[06:32] <geirha> terrastl: find . -type f -exec md5sum {} + > /tmp/md5sums   # and on the destination: #   md5sum -c /tmp/md5sums
[06:32] <terrastl> including the files in the subdirectories?
[06:33] <geirha> don't have to use /tmp of course, you should just make sure it's outside find's way
[06:34] <terrastl> geirha: bless you geirha
[06:55] <baboonUSA> For decades, White America has been indoctrinated to think Black people are "just like us". The liberal media portrayed them that way, put them on TV shows playing mainstream characters - including cops, doctors, nurses, lawyers, judges, etc. - all to make White Americans believe Blacks really did want to participate in society as equal, decent, hardworking, tax paying citizens. And many of us fell for it, hook, line and sinker! We
[06:56] <ObrienDave> oh lordy, another one
[06:58] <cynicallemon> ObrienDave: what you mean another one those windows users with malware?
[06:59] <baboonUSA> I think this would be a wonderful opportunity to pause for a moment and give thanks for the great contributions of the Black community to our society. Their peaceful and generous nature make them ideal neighbors, lending testimony to their exceptional family values and parenting skills unrivaled by any other culture. Their commitment to academic excellence enriches our schools and serves as an example to all who hope to achieve pro
[06:59] <geirha> !ops
[06:59] <evil_dan2wik> k
[07:00] <ObrienDave> (~bigg00n@static-74-214-35-97.cpe.metrocast.net): bigg00n
[07:02] <somsip> !info php5-src
[07:03] <JumpTheNextTrain> !cn somsip
[07:03] <baboonUSA> ObrienDave what
[07:03] <evil_dan2wik> baboonUSA, you see what you are doing right?
[07:04] <baboonUSA> evil_dan2wik no I don't. Tell me.
[07:04] <evil_dan2wik> cynicallemon, actually, android
[07:05] <cynicallemon> evil_dan2wik: lol
[07:05] <Flannel> baboonUSA: Please don't do that here, this is a technical support channel, not a discussion channel.  Thanks.
[07:05] <evil_dan2wik> baboonUSA, go ahead and make your own channel for discussing that stuff.
[07:06] <ashadiqi> is this an official support channel for ubuntu user?
[07:06] <cynicallemon> evil_dan2wik: more like a mikrotik
[07:06] <BQ> what is ipp service for?
[07:06] <ObrienDave> ashadiqi, yes, it is
[07:07] <evil_dan2wik> cynicallemon, the point is, he is using his phone to type the messages
[07:08] <evil_dan2wik> cynicallemon, the message timings are in time with someone using a cruddy phone keyboard
[07:08] <cynicallemon> evil_dan2wik: could be worse, could be a new iphone
[07:09] <evil_dan2wik> cynicallemon, 'new'
[07:14] <ashadiqi> I just installed XFCE environment on Ubuntu Trusty, the network indicator doesn't show up in the panel
[07:15] <geirha> Sorry about the !ops triggering, I thought it was going to be one of those long nonsensical stories spanning screenfulls
[07:15] <ObrienDave> he's trolling
[07:16] <ashadiqi> i've tried checking the panel setting, no network indicator option shows there
[07:17] <evil_dan2wik> geirha, I think he stopped when we asked
[07:17] <ashadiqi> can somebody help me how to show network indicator in xfce desktop?
[07:17] <geirha> ashadiqi: which package(s) did you install exactly?
[07:17] <cynicallemon> ashadiqi: is this the gnome network manager?
[07:17] <ashadiqi> xfce4
[07:17] <ObrienDave> ashadiqi, in XFCE it's called indicator plugin
[07:17] <geirha> ashadiqi: xfce4 alone will not be enough; best install the xubuntu-desktop package instead
[07:19] <ashadiqi> so, should i remove the existing XFCE package first?
[07:19] <geirha> ashadiqi: nah, it will just be reinstalled because xubuntu-desktop depends on it.
[07:20] <swiftblade> alguien q me ayude
[07:20] <swiftblade> tengo unas dudas con ubuntu 14.04
[07:20] <ashadiqi> cynicallemnon: not it's not
[07:21] <ObrienDave> !es | swiftblade
[07:21] <swiftblade> thanx
[07:22] <ObrienDave> np
[07:22] <weylandUtani> swiftblade Hola swiftblade, en que podemos ayudarte?
[07:22] <ashadiqi> geirha: so i just type in sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop, right?
[07:22] <geirha> ashadiqi: yes, and it will install all the xfce components you'd have from a fresh Xubuntu install
[07:23] <geirha> including a way to configure the network
[07:23] <cynicallemon> which will be gnome-network-manager
[07:23] <ashadiqi> geirha: okay, i'll try it out. thanks
[07:24] <ObrienDave> ashadiqi, you will be able to select XFCE from the logon screen also
[07:25] <tkat> stuff here sounds interesting...tho thats probably cuz im a linux n00b
[07:25] <tkat> lol
[07:25] <ashadiqi> it works!!!
[07:25] <ObrienDave> \o/ YAY
[07:26] <ashadiqi> and the desktop looks better
[07:26] <evil_dan2wik> I ran a dist-upgrade and my laptop froze halfway through and now it says it is latest version, what do I do>
[07:26] <evil_dan2wik> ?
[07:26] <evil_dan2wik> when I log in, it says it is still 13.10
[07:26] <ashadiqi> thanks guys
[07:26] <geirha> evil_dan2wik: dist-upgrade won't upgrade to the next release
[07:26] <tkat> probably burn a disc with latest ubuntu/create flash drive
[07:27] <tkat> and install from that
[07:27] <ObrienDave> evil_dan2wik, do-release-upgrade
[07:27] <evil_dan2wik> oh ok
[07:28] <evil_dan2wik> no, it still says latest version
[07:28] <tkat> like i said
[07:28] <evil_dan2wik> tkat, re-install will be one of the last things I do.
[07:28] <evil_dan2wik> I have about 70 things I need to keep
[07:28] <tkat> oh
[07:29] <evil_dan2wik> and I have no idea how to transfer them.
[07:29] <tkat> cant upgrade from discs?! o-o
[07:29] <ObrienDave> you can reinstall and keep your documents
[07:29] <evil_dan2wik> ObrienDave, not documents
[07:29] <tkat> this is why i personally stay on lts releases...
[07:29] <ObrienDave> settings, installed programs, etc
[07:30] <evil_dan2wik> tkat, I thought I was on the LTS release on this laptop but it turns out I downloaded the wrong version
[07:30] <evil_dan2wik> ObrienDave, various programs that I have no clue where they keep the configs
[07:30] <tkat> lts is 14.04
[07:30] <cynicallemon> ObrienDave: is the reinstall bug fixed yet?
[07:30] <tkat> or 12.04
[07:30] <ObrienDave> cynicallemon, what reinstall bug?
[07:30] <yassine> hi
[07:30] <tkat> hi
[07:30] <geirha> evil_dan2wik: make sure you have a working internet connection on the box
[07:31] <evil_dan2wik> tkat, I thought I got 14.04 but I ended up with 13.04 and then I upgraded to 13.10
[07:31] <evil_dan2wik> geirha, working as in?
[07:31] <evil_dan2wik> geirha, I am on the box right now.
[07:31] <evil_dan2wik> talking to you.
[07:31] <tkat> oh
[07:32] <geirha> evil_dan2wik: Ok. Odd. sudo do-release-upgrade should've detected 14.04
[07:32] <CodeGosu> if i rotate screen, do i have to manualy change cleartype rendering? does cleartype support vertical subpixel orientation?
[07:32] <cynicallemon> ObrienDave: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1265192
[07:33] <cynicallemon> always, always, always make a backup before a major upgrade
[07:34] <tkat> what are the ups/downs of using ubuntu over linux mint
[07:34] <geirha> ouch, such bug
[07:34] <tkat> not including the obvious codecs missing in ubuntu
[07:34] <tkat> cuz theyre close sourced
[07:35] <fa7ad> hello everyone, i was wondering if there was a way to re order the close-minimize-maximize buttons on unity. I'm on 14.04
[07:36] <fa7ad> tkat, cinnamon/mate is better than unity imho.
[07:37] <asad2005> Is there a feedly ubuntu app? i am using liferea for so long but lately i am having problem with it marking items read from time to time
[07:37] <tkat> fa7ad, pleez tell me what imho means, something ive wonsered for ages
[07:37] <cynicallemon> fa7ad: both sit atop a rather dicey gnome shell imho
[07:38] <tkat> true
[07:38] <geirha> tkat: in my humble opinion
[07:39] <tkat> geirha: thanks
[07:39] <geirha> tkat: and imo is the same, just without humble
[07:39] <tkat> figured as much...
[07:39] <pumbaway> if im converting videos using the command line and i use something like avconv -i /home/me/videos/*
[07:39] <fa7ad> cynicallemon, its true that they are both based on gnome 3 but these forks are amazingly stable. and personally the gnome2-ish look appeals a lot of users too
[07:39] <pumbaway> how do i specify that command to use the same filenames as the input file
[07:40] <ObrienDave> cynicallemon, well, that could be dangerous. best to use the "something else" option
[07:40] <pumbaway> for the output file but different extension
[07:40] <cynicallemon> fa7ad: well for gnome 2ish we have mate
[07:41] <tkat> i use cinnamon
[07:41] <tkat> i still have a lm 9 disc lying around
[07:41] <tkat> hi
[07:41] <cynicallemon> ObrienDave: yeah, trouble with automation is that it only take one person to screw up many people
[07:41] <fa7ad> cynicallemon, cinnamon's ui is a bit fancier. mate is good nonetheless
[07:41] <pumbaway> anyone?
[07:42] <pumbaway> please help
[07:42] <tkat> so basically cinnamon is mate but fancier
[07:42] <fa7ad> tkat, whaaaa? lm 9? 17 is running... 9 is ancient
[07:42] <pearl_> hello
[07:42] <cynicallemon> fa7ad: i just dont like the lack of customization in gnome now
[07:42] <tkat> i know....
[07:43] <pumbaway> if im converting videos using the command line and i use something like avconv -i /home/me/videos/*
[07:43] <fa7ad> cynicallemon, cinnamon is pretty customizable afaik.
[07:43] <tkat> pumbaway: use handbrake
[07:43] <tkat> pumbaway: or vlc, it can do thag
[07:43] <tkat> that
[07:43] <geirha> pumbaway: for file in ~/Videos/*.avi; do avconv ... -i "$file" "${file%.avi}.mp4"; done
[07:44] <cynicallemon> fa7ad: im just getting bored with all the sideways forking which doesnt forward linux
[07:44] <tkat> fa7ad: i like the compiz effects
[07:45] <tkat> hi
[07:45] <geirha> pumbaway: I don't know avconv, so you'll have to figure out the right options and such, but if "$file" is foo.avi, "${file%.avi}.mp4" will be foo.mp4
[07:45] <tkat> pumbaway: or, like i said before, use handbrake or vlc, its easier and uses a gui
[07:46] <fa7ad> cynicallemon, http://www.picpaste.com/VfJBHyJa.png this is my desktop on mint 16 cinnamon
[07:47] <tkat> fa7ad: cool, mate or cinnamon?
[07:47] <fa7ad> tkat, cinnamon
[07:47] <tkat> fa7ad: and lotsa love for the wallpaper :3
[07:48] <fa7ad> tkat, i don't remember the name of the wallpaper, a friend suggested that one
[07:48] <tkat> hi
[07:49] <tkat> hi
[07:50] <somsip> tkat: do you have a support question?
[07:50] <tkat> no
[07:50] <fa7ad> tkat, what's with the repeated hi?
[07:50] <tkat> because someone joind then someone else did
[07:50] <tkat> so i said hi to welcome them
[07:50] <geirha> there are over 1600 in here. Are you going to say hi to all of them?
[07:51] <somsip> tkat: if you want to chat, go to #ubuntu-topic. If you say hi and bye to everyone who comes and goes here it'll get very silly
[07:51] <cynicallemon> lol
[07:51] <ashadiqi_> tkat, you're a good guy
[07:51] <cynicallemon> hi universe...
[07:51] <tkat> just trying to be nice...gosh...
[07:52] <somsip> tkat: you'll find it will annoy people who are help to help others. Because so many people join here, say hi. Then ask to ask a question, then it all goes downhill from there.
[07:52] <geirha> besides, most of the ones that join are idlers, so they won't see your "hi" anyway
[07:52] <tkat> really?
[07:52] <fa7ad> geirha, true that
[07:52] <Guest29918> hi, I downloaded and used unetbootin to install xubuntu 14 from my hard drive, I rebooted from xp into xubuntu live which worked fine, then I ran install, which displayed no partitions for install and crashed when i tried to create them
[07:53] <somsip> tkat: hang around, look for opportunities to help, and you're welcome. Or join #ubuntu-offtopic to say hi to everyone :)
[07:53] <tkat> somsip: ok
[07:54] <tkat> Guest29918: silly question, i know, but are your computers specs good for xubuntu?
[07:54] <fa7ad> ok so anybody with a solution to my problem? reordering close-minimize-maximize buttons on unity
[07:54] <Guido1> Does anyone know how to get the think pad e540 out of the suspend / hypernate mode?
[07:54] <Guest29918> should be 80gb harddrive, pentium 4, 1gb ram
[07:54] <fa7ad> Guido1, press the power button O.o
[07:54] <tkat> fa7ad: lol
[07:55] <Guido1> fa7ad: pressing it short: nothing, pressing it long: off
[07:55] <fa7ad> Guest29918, try using a gparted live disk
[07:55] <tkat> take the battery out, putit back in then press the powr button i guess?
[07:55] <fa7ad> Guido1, what happens when you press any key on the keyboard?
[07:55] <Guido1> fa7ad: nothing
[07:56] <fa7ad> Guido1, might seem weird do you have AMD gpu by any chance
[07:56] <tkat> Guest29918, what are your specs?
[07:57] <Guest29918> have no rewriteable cds, dvds or usb stick so attempting to install xubuntu through unetbootin from hard drive
[07:57] <Guido1> fa7ad: intel celeron i5 if you mean that
[07:57] <Guido1> *intel core i5
[07:57] <tkat> Guido1: thats the cpu
[07:58] <tkat> Guido1: he means graphics card
[07:58] <tkat> Guest29918, maybe thats the problem?
[07:58] <Guido1> fa7ad: grapic card is also from intel
[07:59] <fa7ad> Guido1, nope was asking because i had a similar problem while using fglrx on saucy, but got fixed by changing to fglrx-updates
[07:59] <tkat> Guido1: intel hd graphics/iris graphics?
[07:59] <cynicallemon> fa7ad: this might answer your problem - http://geekum.wordpress.com/2012/05/08/how-to-move-the-close-button-in-gnome-shell-3-4-to-the-left-like-ubuntu/
[07:59] <tkat> Guido1: thats maybe the problem. i dont think integrated graphics work well.
[08:00] <Guest29918> once xubutu live has loaded I click Install Xubutu cd icon from desktop, brings up welcome screen, I select english then preparing for install, I press continue then it stalls for very long time, doesn't show any partitions and crashes when i try to create them
[08:00] <tkat> Guest29918, try the alternative cd instead of live one
[08:01] <tkat> ive never used unetbootin so im not sure if itd be there, but see
[08:02] <Guest29918> trouble is I'm networking off a TP-Link wifi card so netinstall load doesn't pick up dhcp connection
[08:02] <Guido1> fa7ad, tkat: Intel HD Graphics 4600
[08:02] <Guest29918> have no lan cable either
[08:05] <tkat> im back
[08:05] <tkat> Guest29918: try the alternate cd!!
[08:06] <Guest29918> alright, I'll try that way round the problem, thanks for your time :)
[08:06] <tkat> ok
[08:06] <tkat> your welcome
[08:06] <CodeGosu> is it easy to "move"(mount? i recall i saw such ability to mount /home into other place when i was installing system ) /home into other harddrive  ? might it break anything?
[08:07] <fa7ad> Guest29918, check your partition table using a gparted live disk if you can
[08:07] <tkat> CodeGosu: i think it would break a lot of applicstions
[08:08] <streulma> who's running Ubuntu on a Macbook Pro Retina? The main resolution is 2560 x 1600, I should consider running it on 1680 x 1050, 1440 x 900 is not a normal setting and a bit blurry. Thoughts if it is good?
[08:09] <awestroke> streulma: run on the main/max resolution, and try to change the UI scale instead
[08:09] <fa7ad> CodeGosu, how about a symbolic link. did you try that? its likely to break some apps though
[08:09] <fa7ad> streulma, change the DPI settings
[08:09] <streulma> awestroke, from Ubuntu "Display" menu?
[08:10] <awestroke> streulma: I found this: http://oldpapyrus.wordpress.com/2014/03/17/ui-scale/
[08:10] <awestroke> streulma: try 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 etc
[08:13] <awestroke> fa7ad: how do you change DPI settings?
[08:13] <tkat> awestorke: google it
[08:13] <ObrienDave> should be in either display or appearance
[08:14] <fa7ad> awestroke, settings -> display
[08:15] <awestroke> fa7ad: http://i.imgur.com/rKMJuMZ.png
[08:16] <fa7ad> awestroke, http://askubuntu.com/questions/197828/how-to-find-and-change-the-screen-dpi/462023#462023
[08:17] <fa7ad> awestroke, on 14.04 awestroke
[08:17] <fa7ad> awestroke, on 14.04 http://www.picpaste.com/1F7y9shu.png *
[08:17] <awestroke> lsb_release -d -> Description:  Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
[08:18] <awestroke> I am running xmonad with gnome classic components, do I get other settings because of that?
[08:19] <CodeGosu> when i try to upgrade,i get this. WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! libefl libelementary libelementary-data. it gives me option to still  continue, but i wish to fix it the right way, if i understand corectly i need some set of public keys to verify this packages, how to corectly install stuff in such situation without worying about mitm?
[08:19] <fa7ad> awestroke, i think the settings are related to Unity
[08:22] <fa7ad> CodeGosu, did you add any custom repo?
[08:22] <CodeGosu> probably 100+ of them
[08:24] <havarka> hi guys, i am using Chrome, and when I click on magnet link on thepiratebay or kickass i guess it aplly to any other site as well, instead of opening the deluge its just open new window in google, how to make it work? Thanks
[08:24] <fa7ad> CodeGosu, can't help you then. any one of the hundreds could have a missing GPG key
[08:25] <myeagleflies> hello
[08:25] <zubairahmed> hi myeagleflies
[08:25] <fa7ad> havarka, http://askubuntu.com/questions/108925/how-to-tell-chrome-what-to-do-with-a-magnet-link
[08:25] <myeagleflies> how to change number of workspaces in ubuntu 14.04? I've found a website suggesting installation of MyUnity but can't find it
[08:26] <fa7ad> myeagleflies, install Unity Tweak TOol
[08:26] <myeagleflies> cool. thanks
[08:26] <myeagleflies> BTW: I think it sucks there is just one workspace by default
[08:27] <fa7ad> myeagleflies, there is 4 by default
[08:27] <havarka> fa7ad, which answer should I follow?
[08:27] <fa7ad> myeagleflies, press Super(winkey)+S
[08:28] <fa7ad> havarka, try the 1sr
[08:28] <fa7ad> havarka, try the 1st
[08:28] <myeagleflies> fa7ad: and?
[08:28] <havarka> fa7ad, dont have a transmission
[08:28] <fa7ad> myeagleflies, you can see the 4 workspaces -_-
[08:28] <myeagleflies> no, there is just one
[08:29] <ObrienDave> myeagleflies, and you can have up to 99
[08:29] <myeagleflies> I had 4 workspaces before in 12.04. but upgraded to 14.04
[08:29] <fa7ad> myeagleflies, well then install unity tweak tool and add some
[08:29] <user123321> Greetings Ubuntu experts.
[08:29] <ObrienDave> i have 16
[08:29] <fa7ad> ObrienDave :P
[08:29] <myeagleflies> ObrienDave: sure, I'm aware I can have more but after upgrader there is just 1
[08:30] <ObrienDave> so? fix it
[08:30] <fa7ad> havarka, what do you use for torrenting?
[08:30] <ObrienDave> deluge!
[08:30] <havarka> fa7ad, deluge
[08:30] <myeagleflies> ObrienDave: well, all I'm saying is it is not user friendly now. it was much easier to change number of workspaces in gnome 2d
[08:30] <havarka> :)
[08:31] <ObrienDave> myeagleflies, that's why i use XFCE ;)
[08:31] <virgosign> does this channel aply  to ubuntu studio.  .
[08:31] <fa7ad> havarka, well then just change the deluge files where it mentions transmission
[08:31] <ObrienDave> http://www.picpaste.com/pics/yoda_newbie_sm.1410424079.jpg
[08:32] <fa7ad> virgosign, ask your question anyhow. we will help if we can
[08:32] <ObrienDave> virgosign, up to a point, yes
[08:32] <virgosign> ok
[08:32] <vinit-ivar> hello lads
[08:32] <vinit-ivar> bit of a question
[08:32] <vinit-ivar> how do i redirect my internet connection through another pc?
[08:33] <vinit-ivar> they're all on the same server, but i want one of the PCs to have authorization over the others
[08:33] <havarka> fa7ad, ? i dont have a transmission, .torrent files have an association with deluge, but still when i click on magnet-links it doesnt work
[08:33] <pumbaway> .wmv is such an annoying format
[08:33] <pumbaway> .. blagh
[08:33] <ObrienDave> havarka, copy the magnet link, paste into the URL field under add torrent
[08:34] <hateball> vinit-ivar: Are you looking to setup a proxy on your LAN, through which all machines must pass to reach the WAN?
[08:34] <ObrienDave> havarka, there is a setting to associate magnet links in deluge
[08:34] <ObrienDave> havarka, it works ;P
[08:34] <havarka> ObrienDave, where is that setting?
[08:35] <vinit-ivar> hateball: sort of
[08:35] <vinit-ivar> it's over wifi
[08:35] <fa7ad> ObrienDave havarka, the link I gave has a clear answer. just wherever the guy mentions transmission, replace it with deluge -_-
[08:35] <vinit-ivar> as in, all the PCs are on the network. i need to redirect all but one through the one boss PC
[08:35] <vinit-ivar> reroute, rather
[08:35] <hateball> !squid
[08:35] <havarka> fa7ad, but i DONT have a deluge install on my pc
[08:35] <hateball> vinit-ivar: That might be what you want ^
[08:35] <fa7ad> ObrienDave, havarka, http://askubuntu.com/questions/108925/how-to-tell-chrome-what-to-do-with-a-magnet-link
[08:36] <vinit-ivar> thanks, i'll take a look
[08:36] <ObrienDave> havarka, preferences, other
[08:36] <vinit-ivar> cheers
[08:36] <fa7ad> havarka if you don't have deluge, what the f are you trying to achieve?
[08:36] <havarka> sorry, i dont have a transmission
[08:36] <ObrienDave> fa7ad, she said she has deluge. chill dude
[08:37] <havarka> word mistake
[08:37] <hateball> vinit-ivar: Oh, and you need it to be transparent unless you have control over all the clients http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/InterceptionProxy
[08:38] <havarka> fa7ad, so which of those answer should i do?!
[08:38] <vinit-ivar> could you elaborate?
[08:39] <ObrienDave> havarka, whichever works for you.
[08:39] <havarka> fa7ad, :-)
[08:40] <TurkerTunali> Hi guys. Can you please check my problem? http://hastebin.com/raw/vobejofoyu
[08:40] <TurkerTunali> It is related to ubuntu server and SSH
[08:40] <fa7ad> havarka, http://www.picpaste.com/Screenshot_from_2014-09-11_14_37_39-mVEwuZKP.png
[08:41] <havarka> fa7ad, thx
[08:42] <TurkerTunali> I've lost a week for that problem
[08:43] <zubairahmed> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/locale-cannot-set-lc_all-to-default-locale-no-such-file-or-directory-218622/
[08:44] <oleole> Where can I see which commands Ubuntu sends to my 3g USB modem?
 http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/locale-cannot-set-lc_all-to-default-locale-no-such-file-or-directory-218622/
[08:45] <TurkerTunali> zubairahmed: I am checking
[08:45] <fa7ad> goodbye cruel channel :P
[08:46] <geirha> TurkerTunali: Either change your locale to en_US.UTF8 before connecting, or generate the tr_TR.UTF-8 locale on the remote end
[08:47] <geirha> !locale | TurkerTunali
[08:48] <TurkerTunali> should I correct my locale settings on the remote machine or my local Ubuntu Desktop?
[08:48] <hateball> TurkerTunali: The remote machine is the one that cant load the requested locale
[08:48] <TurkerTunali> my locale command gives no error but TR and EN combined
[08:49] <TurkerTunali> I want everthing english on the remote machine by the way
[08:49] <Thooth> good day
[08:54] <geirha> TurkerTunali: then  LANG=en_US.UTF8 ssh user@host
[08:55] <LeMike> damn it. can i prevent xfce4 to switch the workspaces in circles?? the last one shouldn't swap to the first one when cycling through
[08:58] <geirha> LeMike: Don't know. Maybe see if #xubuntu knows
[08:59] <LeMike> uh. extra channel. nice :) thx geirha
[08:59] <savior> fuck
[08:59] <geirha> language
[08:59] <ObrienDave> LeMike, there is a setting for non wrapping
[09:00] <ObrienDave> LeMike, Window Manager Tweaks, Workspaces tab, 3rd one down
[09:02] <ObrienDave> oh, and you're welcome, btw
[09:12] <hillary> Am not able to connect the net using my broadband modem
[09:12] <hillary> It keeps disconnecting
[09:12] <hillary> ubuntu 12.04
[09:12] <hillary> It used to work well
[09:25] <Nokiabot> is gma950 sufficent for ubuntu 14.04
[09:26] <sexyboy> Nokiabot: should be
[09:26] <hillary> any help on what might have happened to my broadband modem connection/
[09:27] <haha_> boring..
[09:30] <haha_> total mem 768m, 458 using....how terrible it is
[09:31] <haha_> cpu is always 99 per
[09:32] <Nokiabot> Haha:its horrible not terrible :p
[09:34] <ashadiqi> bittorent client other than transmissions?
[09:34] <haha_> :P in fact i don't know the difference between them
[09:35] <Nokiabot> Hehe:
[09:36] <Guest20307> files from unetbuntu came down corrupted now have no xp installation to reinstall xubuntu live on usb stick, is there anyway I can repair the usb stick install from live?
[09:36] <haha_> Nokiabot: English is not my mother tongue
[09:37] <Nokiabot> Haha:me neither :p
[09:39] <hillary> ikiona: Any help on my broadband modem disconnection?
[09:41] <ObrienDave> hillary, does it work occasionally?
[09:42] <hillary> It used to work well
[09:42] <ObrienDave> not what i asked
[09:43] <hillary> Am saying it used to connect well infact when i used it with ubuntu altimate edition it works perfect but when i switch to ubuntu 12.04 it does not work
[09:44] <ObrienDave> what brand of modem is it?
[09:44] <hillary> huawei
[09:45] <ObrienDave> model number?
[09:46] <hillary> E660
[09:48] <cart_man> Hey when I try and compile my kernel module i get the following errors... Does it mean that I dont have the right header files installed on my ubuntu?
[09:48] <cart_man> make[2] : *** No ruke to make target '/usr/src/linux-header-3.13.0-25-generic/arch/x86/syscalls/syscall_32.tbl' , needed by 'arch/x86/syscalls/.../include/generated/uapi/asm/unistd_32.h' . stop
[09:48] <ObrienDave> cart_man, why are you compiling a kernel?
[09:52] <ObrienDave> hillary, this is interesting. at the bottom http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1508127
[09:54] <hillary> ok let me check
[09:57] <liyuan> last month ,we has the worst patch weekend
[10:00] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[10:09] <ObrienDave> hey BluesKaj
[10:12] <cfhowlett> !ops | jacoob_luwec unsolicited spam in PM
[10:12] <Ben64> yep, cfhowlett is correct
[10:13] <BluesKaj> no unwanted pms here, yet
[10:13] <Ben64> was triggered on join, but its gone now
[10:14] <Tm_T> uh
[10:14] <cfhowlett> BluesKaj,  right, mine was /join triggered as well.
[10:18] <BluesKaj> cfhowlett, are you guys on ubuntu and unity running mir yet?
[10:18] <cfhowlett> BluesKaj, ubuntustudio = xfce = no unity
[10:18] <BluesKaj> cfhowlett, ok
[10:19] <BluesKaj> just curious , since i haven't been here for a while
[10:20] <emacster> Hello everyone
[10:20] <Roq99> hyeee
[10:21] <Roq99> does ubuntu manage laptops with onboard and discrete gpu's?
[10:22] <k1l_> Roq99: yes.
[10:22] <Ben64> Roq99: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/HybridGraphics
[10:22] <cfhowlett> Roq99, yes but some brands (nvidia) are better supported than others (amd)
[10:22] <Roq99> i have nVidia.... mint is horribke for tgis so im thinking of going to ubuntu
[10:23] <Roq99> thanks ben
[10:23] <cfhowlett> Roq99, easy test: torrent ubuntu .iso, make USB, boot USB
[10:23] <Ben64> Roq99: no problem, just keep in mind that we can't help you with mint here
[10:24] <Roq99> yeah, i didnt realize how far ubuntu has come, looks like i need to switch
[10:24] <hillary> sorry model is E1750
[10:25] <emacster> Hi everyone
[10:25] <Roq99> Are there any custom versions of Ubuntu that are better for gaming or is vanilla best? Referring to steam mostly
[10:26] <k1l_> Roq99: vanilla
[10:26] <emacster> I just installed ubuntu 14.04.1 on my workstation
[10:27] <emacster> but it doesn't connect to the internet
[10:27] <Roq99> ill pray for it to connect how is that
[10:27] <cfhowlett> !wifi | emacster
[10:27] <andrea94> ciao a tutti
[10:28] <emacster> obottu: even ethernet is not working
[10:28] <Roq99> nice bot
[10:28] <andrea94> !list
[10:29] <Roq99> who mentioned warez? Wtf
[10:29] <cfhowlett> Roq99, steam will run on all *buntus.  that said, since gaming is places a system under high demand, I'd consider using a *light* buntu, i.e. lubuntu.  I run ubuntustudio = xubuntu + multimedia meta packages. also run steam. Just killed a few dozen terrorists and zombies last night courtesy of steam.
[10:30] <daniele_> Hi guys, I use chromium on ubuntu 14.04 but the flash player doesn't works, I just installed Pepper Flash Player nonfree, but it doesn't works. Any suggest ? thanks
[10:32] <hetii> Hi
[10:32] <Roq99> thanks cfhowlett
[10:32] <cfhowlett> Roq99, happy2help
[10:32] <hetii> I have trouble with linuxmint 17 and touch pad for asus F7L. My right button doesn`t work.Here i have all debug message that i get. http://pastebin.com/84qamgZg Also try evtest but get just even from left button not right.
[10:33] <k1l_> hetii: mint is not supported in here. use the mint chat like your client is setup to join in anyway
[10:33] <hetii> :/
[10:33] <Roq99> i was using mint, the support was less than i expected
[10:34] <Roq99> i thought mint was more popular than it is
[10:34] <cfhowlett> !flavors | hetii, if you want ubuntu support, install ubuntu OS
[10:34] <k1l_> well, dont use the OS if you dont like the support community of it and you need that support. thats it
[10:35] <Roq99> yeah im done with it
[10:36] <ladrone> hetii have you tried using a mainstream operating system?
[10:36] <EiriksUbuntu> can anyone tell me what would cause my android tablet to reverse everything on the screen, and even register touch in reverse?
[10:36] <EiriksUbuntu>  I want to put Ubuntu on it, but I want to make sure there isn't a problem with the hardware
[10:37] <k1l_> EiriksUbuntu: better ask the android community for some sort of testing app for that issue. or to test that in recovery etc
[10:40] <Shai4382> Hello, can someone recommend me on good solution how I can backup my entire laptop hard drive (installed with ubuntu and Windows 7) so next time I will format my harddrive I can just deploy the image and the computer will be working with both operating system?
[10:42] <BluesKaj> !dd
[10:43] <RoBo_V> Guys, I have one script that bring notification with notify-send on desktop but I need to add sound to it
[10:43] <geirha> That's what Clonezilla is designed for I believe
[10:43] <BluesKaj> Shai4382, you may be able to use dd for that
[10:43] <RoBo_V> what sound command I can add to the script
[10:43] <hillary> still disconnecting
[10:44] <kostkon> RoBo_V, paplay
[10:45] <RoBo_V> kostkon: Falied to open audio file
[10:45] <RoBo_V> ?
[10:48] <elacheche> Hi guys! I installed remine from apt-get install.. when I execute rake -t -f /usr/share/redmine/Rakefile redmine:email:receive_imap I get an error, by checking rake -P -T -f /usr/share/redmine/Rakefile I find that there is no redmine:email tasks, however when I check /usr/share/redmine/lib/tasks/ directory I find that there is tasks there.. Why can't rake load those tasks?a
[10:52] <hillary> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8317899/
[10:52] <kostkon> RoBo_V, are you trying to play a specific sound file?
[10:53] <RoBo_V> kostkon: no just inbuilt notification sound...
[10:55] <kostkon> RoBo_V, then check canberra-gtk-play.    man canberra-gtk-play    for its manual. use --id to pass the name of the event you want to it. Open your sound press, and check the available events in the sound effects tab. make sure the sound for that effect is on
[10:56] <kostkon> for its manual give man canberra-gtk-play*
[10:56] <kostkon> sound settings*
[10:56] <kostkon> many typos..
[11:02] <cart_man> ObrienDave ,Well because I need to be able to access the PCI memory space and edit registers and dump blocks of ram into files... also need userpsace programs to access the PCI driver registers
[11:02] <elacheche> no one can help me? x) :D
[11:02] <RoBo_V> kostkon: ok sound press ?
[11:07] <Michael1182> hi everyone
[11:08] <lvh> Hi
[11:08] <lvh> I'm having difficulty finding libsodium packages. All I can find is in the dnscrypt ppa; that version of libsodium is too old.
[11:08] <hillary> my 3g broadband modem still a problem
[11:09] <hillary> Not connecting
[11:10] <lvh> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=sodium&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all :(
[11:12] <Eldunar> hello guys, i have some issue with my system xubuntu14.04.1 . Sometimes after log in i have frequently freeze on my computer. It freeze screen for 5~10 s, after that works properly and again freeze. Any ideas?
[11:14] <Michael1182> any idea how to install ubuntu 14.04 at dell inspiron m5040 alongside Windows 7 64 bit
[11:14] <tapout> as X is booting up, is there a way to get to another terminal?
[11:15] <Michael1182> anyone please?
[11:15] <Eldunar> u tried common way? I mean USB -> write o it and boot up ?
[11:16] <Eldunar> after that just create root home and swap partition
[11:16] <Eldunar> and select those  to use in your sstem
[11:16] <hateball> !tty
[11:17] <BluesKaj> lvh, does this help? https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium
[11:17] <hateball> tapout: ^
[11:17] <lvh> BluesKaj: Not really, unless you're suggesting I get Travis CI to compile libsodium for me every time it runs a build :)
[11:18] <tapout> hateball, thanks bro.  Is there a way to list the last 2 or 3 packages I installed with apt?  I installed 2 java updates to make the fonts better and now X won't boot properly... I want to first start by rolling back those 2 or 3 packages I installed
[11:18] <hateball> tapout: check in /var/log/dpkg.log
[11:18] <hateball> tapout: or /var/log/apt/history.log
[11:19] <kaushal_> my laptop is running in low graphics mode ..ubuntu 14.04 duaal boot with windows 8.1..please help.
[11:19] <tapout> hateball, lol surprisingly i just logged into root and hit up arrow.  I didn't know sudo would put it in the history there
[11:19] <tapout> yay.  cheers bro, hopefully this fixes it
[11:19] <tapout> isnt' that something, boom.. fixed.
[11:19] <Eldunar> and select those  to use in your sstem
[11:19] <Eldunar> hello guys, i have some issue with my system xubuntu14.04.1 . Sometimes after log in i have frequently freeze on my computer. It freeze screen for 5~10 s, after that works properly and again freeze. Any ideas?
[11:20] <tapout> it freezes on boot up?
[11:21] <hateball> Eldunar: run "dmesg" and check the file "~/.xsession-errors" for some hints
[11:21] <hateball> Eldunar: Knowing what GPU and driver you're using might help as well
[11:21] <kaushal_> my laptop is running in low graphics mode ..ubuntu 14.04 dual boot with windows 8.1..please help.
[11:21] <tapout> hateball, you saved my linuxmint installation.. thanks man! :)
[11:21] <Eldunar> open driver
[11:23] <Eldunar> http://pastebin.com/sV8Y5hwk <- dmesg output
[11:23] <karella> Hi there, I'm looking for a paraview chan, does anyone now where I can found one ?
[11:24] <Eldunar> http://pastebin.com/an046exC < - xsession-errors
[11:26] <hateball> Eldunar: Also, it probably doesnt hurt to run some S.M.A.R.T checks to see that your drive is healthy
[11:26] <Eldunar> drive is health here i have also win 7 . and it works fine
[11:27] <tapout> did you check the drive for health ?  Or you're assuming it's fine because windows 7 works?
[11:27] <hateball> Eldunar: Sadly I've no experience with AMD/ATI, guess you could try switching to closed driver and see if the problem persists
[11:28] <Eldunar> i am using tuneup utiites on win 7. I used to check it, defragmentation + health status
[11:28] <Eldunar> unfortunatelly my graphic is not supported by closed drivers
[11:28] <Eldunar> when i want to install it
[11:28] <Eldunar> i have output like -> no adapter avaliable
[11:28] <Eldunar> i tried to use open driver ( i have hybrid intel /ati)
[11:29] <Eldunar> but when i want to use switheroo it gives me discrette card dynof
[11:29] <Eldunar> dynoff
[11:31] <ubuntuser13> unable to compile klavaro  it says gtk+-3.0 not found.
[11:31] <innocent95> Howdy
[11:31] <m_anish> !ubuntu
[11:32] <innocent95> My xubuntu goes suspend automatically when inactive for some minutes, how can i disable that?
[11:32] <Eldunar> in power settings
[11:32] <innocent95> Eldunar, Where Exactly?
[11:32] <Eldunar> laptop or desktop?
[11:33] <innocent95> Laptop
[11:33] <Eldunar> so u should have in tray batery icon
[11:33] <innocent95> Eldunar, I'm using the cable, so i can't see that icon
[11:34] <Eldunar> so go to the settings -> hardware -> power managament
[11:34] <innocent95> Eldunar, Oh there is a (s) icon :P
[11:34] <innocent95> Yes i'm there
[11:34] <ubuntuser13> unable to compile klavaro gtk error
[11:34] <somsip> ubuntuser13: why are you compiling it?
[11:34] <Eldunar> and choose what do u want to:) u can set it for cable and batery
[11:35] <ubuntuser13> somsip: for testing
[11:35] <Eldunar> i gues that u will need suspend after -> never
[11:35] <innocent95> Eldunar, Which one?
[11:35] <ovehbe> test
[11:35] <somsip> ubuntuser13: it's recommended you use packages from the repos for normal usage. If you're doing something else, you probably wont get support in here.
[11:35] <innocent95> Eldunar, General?, OnAC, Extended?
[11:35] <ovehbe> hi
[11:36] <ovehbe> hello
[11:36] <Eldunar> on AC -> where is pluged to power network
[11:36] <Eldunar> extended -> batery
[11:36] <ovehbe> hey
[11:36] <Eldunar> u can choose different states for both
[11:36] <ovehbe> can anyone please help me???
[11:37] <afidegnum> good morning, please  I am trying to use mod_wsgi   for my django project however I am still facing a   (13)Permission denied: mod_wsgi (pid=22292): Unable to connect to WSGI daemon   error. is it possible to chmod to 777 the sock file? or use another location?
[11:37] <ubuntuser13> somsip: just tell me how to lower the package requirement. in simple words, i don't want to install GTK3.0.
[11:37] <innocent95> Eldunar, It's already never
[11:37] <ovehbe> guys
[11:37] <BQ> how do i tell if X is enable or not in my vps?
[11:38] <Eldunar> so its suspendid only screen. U have there also another tab : screen
[11:38] <Eldunar> check there
[11:38] <ovehbe> i installed flash player from USC but its not working?
[11:38] <sexyboy> /22/
[11:38] <innocent95> Eldunar, Monitor
[11:38] <Eldunar> yeah, check there
[11:39] <innocent95> Eldunar, Everything has been set to be never
[11:39] <Eldunar> on both type of energy?
[11:40] <innocent95> Eldunar, You mean extended?
[11:40] <Eldunar> both extended and ac
[11:40] <innocent95> Eldunar, Something weird there in extended.
[11:41] <innocent95> Eldunar, I haven't a battery
[11:41] <innocent95> Eldunar, Advanced options, it says
[11:41] <ovehbe> hiiii
[11:41] <Eldunar> so i am out i do not know
[11:41] <ovehbe> does anyone see me
[11:41] <innocent95> Eldunar, Is there a way to check from the terminal?
[11:41] <somsip> !anyone | ovehbe
[11:41] <somsip> !ask | ovehbe
[11:43] <Fohlen> hey guys. Lately my apt-get update fails with this error message: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8318277/
[11:43] <Fohlen> sorry for german tbo. What can I do about it?
[11:43] <afidegnum> any answer?
[11:43] <Fohlen> moreover, what's wrong with it?
[11:44] <Kopfgeldjaeger> Hi! I'm on up-to-date Ubuntu 14.04 and suddenly cannot get a LAN connection anymore. Neither DHCP nor static config work. DHCP get to the router, the router says is responds with DHCPOFFER, but Ubuntu does not seem to detect these DHCPOFFER packets. Tried several cables/routers etc., works fine with same config on Windows.
[11:44] <Kopfgeldjaeger> Wireless LAN also works fine
[11:44] <Kopfgeldjaeger> No change with manual "sudo dhclient eth0"
[11:45] <afidegnum> how do I find out if SELinux is enabled in my system
[11:45] <innocent95> Eldunar, http://imgur.com/5f8XugF, that's weird, isn't ?
[11:45] <BQ> how do i check if the heartbleed openssl bug is fixed or not in my system?
[11:45] <Eldunar> thats normall
[11:45] <Eldunar> u do not have batery there
[11:45] <Eldunar> or its not detected by ubuntu
[11:46] <innocent95> Eldunar, Nope, I mean the color
[11:46] <innocent95> Eldunar, Look at the last one and compare it with the other two above
[11:46] <Eldunar> u have numix with mixed in " theme configurator"?
[11:47] <Eldunar> or u have numix-frost?
[11:47] <innocent95> Eldunar, The red color should follow the configuration
[11:47] <Eldunar> is it not better to change for numix-frost?
[11:47] <innocent95> Eldunar, How?
[11:48] <Eldunar> ill give u  video how to configure nicelly xfce4 ( thats showed on arch but , stll linux)
[11:48] <innocent95> Eldunar, Ok
[11:49] <Eldunar> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj9wCWek2aM
[11:49] <Eldunar> here u r
[11:49] <innocent95> Eldunar, When i change the last one the one of Brightness, the color (red) follows that little circle.
[11:50] <Eldunar> yes:) but check numix frost:)
[11:50] <innocent95> Eldunar, Okay, But that's not going to solve the problem of the suspend, does it?
[11:50] <Eldunar> yeah, just change apearance
[11:51] <innocent95> Eldunar, Instead of red for example it'll be blue or something, right?
[11:51] <Eldunar> yup
[11:51] <Eldunar> much cooler look
[11:51] <Eldunar> than standard numix
[11:52] <innocent95> Eldunar, Yes, but what i want to state is that there is a problem when modifying, the modification doesn't matter
[11:52] <Eldunar> i am not familiar with such bug. I can not help u.
[11:52] <innocent95> Eldunar, Never, or 10 min are the same
[11:53] <innocent95> Okay Thank you very much
[11:53] <leeyaa> hello
[11:53] <leeyaa> why would du and df show different results ?
[11:53] <leeyaa> i checked for deleted open files
[11:53] <leeyaa> difference is quiet big
[11:53] <leeyaa> df showing 300GB + are being used and du shows 158GB
[11:54] <dexit> Can someone help me with my BIND9 server (running on 12.04.4) ? i needed to migrate Zones, and i think i got it wrong.
[11:56] <Eldunar> can u tell me how can i reinstall grub? because i have it broken after update ( i can not customize it)
[11:56] <hateball> !fixgrub
[11:58] <Eldunar> i do not lost it after installing win 7. Can i reinstall t from running ubuntu sys?
[11:59] <hualet> Eldunar: grub-install ?
[11:59] <Eldunar> and it will reinstall it without any config?
[12:01] <hualet> Eldunar: you must specify which device you'd like to install grub on like /dev/sda
[12:01] <Eldunar> yeah, ill check if i can modify it via grub-custiomizer
[12:01] <jack> hey is there anyone
[12:01] <hackal> Hello I had a presentation today and I brought my notebook running ubuntu 14.04 with me to present on. I asked if they have any wifi and they said no because of security reasons. They provided me with ethernet cable. After plugging in the cable internet was not working. They said I had to configure some "proxy" settings and showed me the configuration on windows. I had no idea what/where to configure it.  Is there a way to remove Unity 3D but retain Unity 2D? I'm using Ubuntu12.04.
[12:49] <horriblecoders> does anyone know who I can contact about dead links on the shop page of canonical's website?
[12:55] <Guido1> how can i remap 2 keys? maybe even independent from the OS.
[12:57] <BluesKaj> colonolGron, then you know that your resolution output is capable of 1920x1080 resolution
[12:58] <MidnighToker> afternoon people. one of my clients just updated his LTS sysem to 14.04 and now after logging in it crashes with an error box and ~/.xsession-errors indicates a glx problem.   I have lost all usb including wifi on Ubuntu 14.04. I did not install anything, and I have restarted and taken out my battery.  Does anyone have any advise on how to fix this?
[13:30] <Guest74461> Usb is being detected in dmesg and lsusb
[13:31] <odrodin> kads ir no Latvijas?
[13:31] <BluesKaj> Guest74461, are you tryin g to boot a usb stick at startup
[13:32] <odrodin> whats a problem?
[13:33] <Guest74461> BluesKaj: no. Installed ubuntu 14.04.
[13:33] <Guest74461> BluesKaj: please be patient. I am writing from a phone.
[13:35] <pellota> iu want ubuntu on my phone
[13:35] <somsip> !touch | pellota
[13:36] <neutrino--> Guest74461: dmesg
[13:36] <BluesKaj> Guest74461, so nautilus doesn't show usb
[13:37] <touki> Hi, why does the "tab" works in the terminal for some user and not for others?
[13:38] <Guest74461> BluesKaj: correct. And network manager is not able to connect to any network. The menu is more or less grayed out.
[13:39] <touki> Here is the example http://paste.debian.net/120409/
[13:39] <neutrino--> Guest74461: did you switch wireless off from windows (if you are dual booting)
[13:40] <Guest74461> neutrino--: No. I am not dual booting.
[13:42] <tralf> Hi all. I am having the following issue and looking for guidance: I am trying to upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04. After disabling all third party PPAs I finally got the software update to complete and for the update manager to prompt me to upgrade. However, when it tried to upgrade it said "No new release found." Running do-release-upgrade started to work, but then aborts saying "An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade. This can be caused by:
[13:42] <tralf>   [...] * Unofficial software packages not provided by Ubuntu"
[13:43] <tralf> Does this mean I need to purge all third part software?
[13:43] <JarpseB> Third party software is installed, wouldn't make a difference to disable the PPA
[13:43] <tralf> so i should purge all third party software?
[13:43] <JarpseB> Not sure on that
[13:44] <tralf> disabling them just allowed the update to complete, but I understand it doesn't actually remove the software, and it seems the presence of the software prevents upgrade
[13:46] <touki> Hi, why does the "tab" works in the terminal for some user and not for others?
[13:46] <touki> Here is the example http://paste.debian.net/120409/
[13:46] <swizgard> hi. i get bad signatures from de.archive.ubuntu.com
[13:46] <ObrienDave> swizgard, could be a mirror issue, try a different one
[13:47] <swizgard> ObrienDave: it is a mirror issue
[13:47] <Guest74461> Any idéer
[13:47] <swizgard> ObrienDave: pl.archive... works fine. how do i contact the responsible person(s)?
[13:47] <Miquel> #ubuntu-es
[13:48] <ObrienDave> swizgard, no need, the mirrors re-sync every 6 to 12 hours. it will fix itself soon
[13:48] <cfhowlett> !es | Miquel
[13:50] <swizgard> ObrienDave: but there might be criminal intent behind this, couldn't there be?
[13:50] <ObrienDave> swizgard, ROFLMAO i seriously doubt that
[13:51] <touki> How to install an old version of python on Ubuntu LTS 12.4.4?
[13:52] <Pici> touki: You could check out the deadsnakes PPA.  As always, PPAs are essentially unsupported, and if you have any issues you are pretty much on your own (or you may need to contact the PPA maintainer): https://launchpad.net/~fkrull/+archive/ubuntu/deadsnakes
[13:52] <pbx> touki, `apt-get install python2.3` should work (that's the oldest one i see in 14.04)...
[13:52] <cfhowlett> swizgard, perhaps if the mirror manager has been missing for overly long ... and there's a ransom demand ...
[13:52] <ObrienDave> swizgard, and if a frog had wings, it wouldn't get it's butt wet when it jumped ROFL
[13:52] <pbx> and yeah, deadsnakes
[13:53] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, much wizdum!
[13:55] <ObrienDave> cfhowlett, it's so hard to refrain from the snarkiness. but i do try ;P
[13:55] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, not very hard, you don't  :)
[13:56] <ObrienDave> cfhowlett, i slip occasionally
[13:58] <touki> pbx: thanks
[13:58] <touki> do someone know why some user access to some exec from the terminal and some don't?
[13:59]  * pbx figures surely there is an ubottu macro on permissions...
[14:00] <somsip> !permissions | pbx
[14:00] <milosz96> hi, i just got new computer with ssd and hdd. Root partition is on ssd and /home is on hdd. My linux is waiting for something during boot. This might be helpful: http://pastebin.com/X8CAZ0Rm
[14:00] <pbx> !permissions | touki
[14:00] <pbx> thank milosz96
[14:00] <pbx> er, thanks somsip rather :)
[14:00] <milosz96> pbx: hm?
[14:00] <somsip> pbx: no, though touki may have a ENV problems as he's su {user} when he's having the problem
[14:01] <somsip> pbx: *np :-)
[14:02] <vitimiti> Hi
[14:03] <vitimiti> Is this the correct channel to ask about why the Ubuntu SDK is not recognizing the Ubuntu Components saying "QML module not found" and therefore not highlighting?
[14:04] <Pici> vitimiti: I'd start with #ubuntu-app-devel
[14:04] <vitimiti> Thanks, Pici
[14:05] <touki> pbx thanks
[14:10] <BluesKaj> google tv
[14:10] <anon809> yay
[14:15] <Nokiabot> Channel trolls lol
[14:19] <mjrosenb> Does anyone happen to know if I can get the kernel version from a uImage, without booting it?
[14:19] <mjrosenb> strings didn't seem to give anything immediately useful.
[14:21] <safaUbuntu> Hello. Is libAss in the repos built with HarfBuzz support?
[14:21] <safaUbuntu> If not, How can I rebuild it with HarfBuzz support?
[14:21] <cfhowlett> !info | libAss safaUbuntu,
[14:21] <cfhowlett> !info | libAss
[14:22] <ObrienDave> that would be trolling LOL
[14:22] <safaUbuntu> !info | libass
[14:22] <somsip> ObrienDave: no, it's a real thing, eg: https://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/vlc-devel/2012-August/089552.html
[14:23] <ObrienDave> i stand corrected *dang*
[14:23] <safaUbuntu> !info | libass4
[14:23] <somsip> !find libass
[14:24] <cfhowlett> somsip, ah, THAT is a useful command!
[14:24] <somsip> cfhowlett: useful for finding libasses from libelbows. I'll get me coat...
[14:24] <dcano> hi i have try to install vnc4server on ubuntu with unity but it doenst work... is it possible to do? i think maybe it will work with gnome
[14:26] <fes> maybe this is a reoccuring question but does Remastersys work for recent Ubuntu's or is there now an alternativ? Regards.
[14:27] <cfhowlett> fes, remmastersysis abandoneware. no longer developed or supported.
[14:28] <fes> cfhowlett: do you know of a substitute? thanks
[14:29] <pero> what happens when you choose to 'install alongside' another distro? i cant make sense of my partitions now
[14:29] <cfhowlett> fes, let me think ...
[14:29] <fes> cfhowlett: thank you
[14:29] <cfhowlett> pero, paste it so we can see
[14:30] <cfhowlett> fes, "see also" section:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remastersys
[14:30] <ObrienDave> fes, http://askubuntu.com/questions/452022/remastersys-alternative
[14:30] <pero> http://pastebin.com/1F9NEACc
[14:31] <pero> before it was: sda1=uefi, sda2=32gb ext4 fedoa, sda3=128gb ext4 /home, sda4=8gb swap, the rest unpartitioned
[14:32] <fes> cfhowlett: thank you so much. I really appreciated the help.
[14:32] <pero> considering there was no way to go backwards in the installation after selecting 'alongside', i thought that whatever it would do wouldnt be destructive
[14:32] <cfhowlett> pero, I can't see (chinese firewall), but I expect that your new OS should have gone into an extended partition.
[14:33] <ObrienDave> pero, sda1,2,& 3 are windows. sda4 is your Linux swap. sda5 is your Linux /
[14:34] <jost_> How do I check when a package was installerd?
[14:34] <pero> i dont have windows
[14:34] <jost_> installed?
 before it was: sda1=uefi, sda2=32gb ext4 fedoa, sda3=128gb ext4 /home, sda4=8gb swap, the rest unpartitioned
[14:34] <sexyboy> dpkg -l package
[14:34] <cfhowlett> jost_, when = time/date?
[14:35] <jost_> cfhowlett: yes
[14:35] <pero> why is there no preview in the installer either?\
[14:36] <cfhowlett> jost_, cat /var/log/dpkg*       will give you all installations - should be able to | grep packagename
[14:36] <cfhowlett> jost_, yep, I just tested with grep
[14:38] <ObrienDave> pero, ok then, sda1 is still your UEFI boot partition,i can't tell what the others are except for swap
[14:38] <pero> so where was ubuntu installed? why was sda2 resized? what did the installer do?
[14:39] <Vivekananda_y510> hi everyone. how do I identify the roles or necessity of all 'users' ie column 1 in /etc/passwd file. I am doing some assignment and supposed to delete unecessary users. While I know how to delete I dont know how to find out unnecessary
[14:39] <ObrienDave> pero, you might have to look at the grub entries.
[14:40] <ObrienDave> pero, pastebin lsblk
[14:41] <pero> thats a little bit more informative
[14:41] <pero> ObrienDave: http://pastebin.com/j0AGmYr4
[14:41] <pero> but i dont understand how / became /home and /home /, and why was it resized
[14:42] <pero> how can the installer not have a preview or a way to go back
[14:42] <cfhowlett> pero, it WARNS you before it commits because it can't go back.
[14:43] <pero> no it doesnt
[14:43] <mjayk> yes it does it shows you what it will look like then when you click apply it it warns formats are perminant ?
[14:43] <pero> nope
[14:44] <pero> option of 'replace fedora' or 'alongside fedora', no preview, no warning and no way to go back
[14:47] <ObrienDave> pero, did you look at the "something else" option?
[14:48] <pero> that was there too - i was curious to see what 'alongside fedora' would look like
[14:48] <pero> but unfortunately after selecting it i couldnt go back - and there was no preview
[14:48] <pero> my intention was to do the partitioning myself
[14:49] <mjayk> strange im sure there was a warning last time I did that, either a bug or the installer has changed
[14:49] <idoo> fdisk shows I have 3 filesystem '/dev/sda7;/dev/sda8;/dev/sda9', however df only can show the /dev/sda9 witch is mounted on "/"     why???
[14:49] <pero> there was no warning - i just did it
[14:50] <ObrienDave> well, i guess you fell to this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1265192
[14:50] <daftykins> !pastebin | idoo
[14:50] <pero> wtf
[14:50] <pero> how is a release allowed to go live with that bug
[14:51] <idoo> thanks ubottu
[14:51] <idoo> ubottu, thanks
[14:51] <mjayk> 14.04 pero ?
[14:51] <pero> 14.04.1
[14:52] <ObrienDave> pero, you might want to add your experience to the tail of that bug and at least get it bumped
[14:53] <pero> already doing that
[14:55] <weylandUtani> +ubuntu@ip-172-31-37-182:~$
[14:58] <weylandUtani> ubuntu@ip-172-31-37-182:~$
[15:00] <EiriksUbuntu> how do I adb pull ./backup.ab to my downloads folder?
[15:00] <japro> hi, so i just installed 12.04 on this laptop and it doesn't find the firmware for wifi adapter (rtl8188efw.bin) which is apparently not in the 12.04 version of linux-firmware
[15:00] <somsip> !rtl | japro
[15:01] <japro> should i just pull the deb of a more recent version?
[15:01] <somsip> !realtek | japro (this *might* help)
[15:01] <daftykins> no that's a terrible idea
[15:02] <k1l> EiriksUbuntu: cd to the Downloads folder of your ubuntu in shell. then use adb pull to get the stuff from the android there
[15:02] <japro> well, it does seem to have the module but not the firmware
[15:02] <japro> i tried 14.04 before which kinda has the stuff but works catastrophically bad
[15:03] <japro> as in i get <10% of the bandwidth and it completely nukes the local wifi...
[15:03] <japro> there were claims that it works fine on 12.04
[15:04] <daftykins> japro: please type in full sentences rather than all these separate lines.
[15:04] <EiriksUbuntu> k1l isn't there a command to do it like adb pull ./backup.ab /Home/Downloads? i know I'm missing something
[15:04] <kgalahassa> I'm searching on ubuntu a software which can permit to import any picture to modify it or plot vectors on it
[15:04] <pero> so how can i find out where ubuntu was installed?
[15:04] <daftykins> EiriksUbuntu: perhaps you could ask in an android channel
[15:05] <k1l> EiriksUbuntu: yes, but you seem to be confused anyway so i went for the easier solution
[15:05] <k1l> adb pull <remote> <local>
[15:05] <xorer> 14.04.1, xserver-xorg-video-intel (2:2.99.910-0ubuntu1.1) is broken. how can i install previous version?
[15:05] <EiriksUbuntu> not confused, just to much medicine
[15:06] <EiriksUbuntu> thanks guys :)
[15:08] <japro> so the firmware seems to exist in the raring version. which kinda suggest the people claiming it should work in 12.04 were off or not talking exactly about my chipset. so i'm back at installing 14.04 i guess and wondering how to not make it unusable
[15:08] <loa> how i can edit bootable iso disk under ubuntu?
[15:09] <loa> what tools i can use?
[15:09] <ObrienDave> loa, archive manager can edit ISO
[15:10] <idoo> how can i tell a filesystem has been mounted or not?
[15:10] <ObrienDave> loa, what are you trying to do?
[15:10] <k1l> idoo: "mount" in terminal
[15:10] <Bobbo_> idoo: df
[15:10] <loa> ObrienDave, i need to delete one file from iso
[15:11] <loa> ObrienDave, and i want that it can boot again.
[15:11] <idoo> Bobbo_: df can show unmounted filesystem?
[15:11] <ObrienDave> loa, you mean on the disk?
[15:11] <Bobbo_> Maybe not.
[15:11] <TJ-> japro: It may well work with 12.04 LTS, but via the HardWare Enablement stack (newer kernels backported from current releases) which are specifically aimed at supporting hardware released after the Ubunt release is finalised
[15:11] <Bobbo_> I dunno. :P
[15:11] <k1l> idoo: see "mount".
[15:11] <loa> Obiwantje, i have iso file, i want delete one file from it.
[15:12] <TJ-> Bobbo_: afternoon :)
[15:12] <k1l> idoo: i dont understand where your issue is with the "mount" command
[15:12] <Bobbo_> TJ-: Afternoon. :P
[15:12] <idoo> k1l: ok, thanks i will man 'mount'
[15:12] <ObrienDave> loa, ok, open ISO into archive manager, delete the file, save ISO, reburn to disk
[15:12] <BuZain> yo
[15:12] <k1l> idoo: just type "mount"
[15:12] <k1l> idoo: its not that difficult
[15:12] <japro> TJ-, the kernel seems to have the backports but the firmware .bin file is not present
[15:13] <loa> ObrienDave, archive manager it is default program?
[15:13] <TJ-> japro: Hmmm, that'd be a serious omission from the HWE!
[15:13] <loa> ObrienDave, i tried to use it but it shows empty archive
[15:13] <japro> TJ-, well there is a bug report i found that ends in a wontfix
[15:13] <ObrienDave> loa, what ever opens .tar, .gz, etc. should open ISO
[15:14] <k1l> idoo: support only in this support channel, please
[15:14] <idoo> k1l: ok
[15:14] <loa> ObrienDave, https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.09.11-19%3A14%3A23.png
[15:15] <TJ-> japro: Related to the missing firmware? If you have the number I'd like to take a look
[15:15] <mandeep> Please help, I want to backup all config files e.g. in ubuntu
[15:15] <mandeep> Please help, I want to backup all config files e.g. in ubuntu
[15:15] <mandeep> oops
[15:15] <somsip> !backup | mandeep
[15:15] <ObrienDave> we'll let you get away with it the first time, mandeep LOL
[15:17] <mandeep> I want to re-install ubuntu. But I don't want to lose customizations done to different softwares.
[15:17] <Bobbo_> TJ-: I should really do some work, but you cool to muck in later? :)
[15:17] <eeee> mandeep: copy your ~/. files
[15:18] <japro> TJ-, well maybe i misread it claims to fix it in12.04.4  (which i should have?) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-lts-raring/+bug/1263821
[15:18] <mandeep> eeee, What about /etc folder?
[15:19] <eeee> mandeep: find ~ -type d -iname ".*" -exec cp -rp {} /path/to/backup \;