[00:00] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: is the wires actually plugged in? (obvious question but many times its an answer)
[00:00] <Jhon> i need anlog of wine
[00:00] <jrib> malte: sure, paste the output of « echo $PATH »
 yes
[00:00] <Jhon> analog
[00:00] <malte> ok
[00:00] <Jhon> but for Linux programms
[00:00] <jrib> Jhon: stop pressing enter.  Write your thoughts on ONE line
[00:00] <jerry_l1> ahmm. the enter button from what i have seen is a windows copy and pasete issue.
[00:00] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: are you trying to go TO Mint?
[00:00] <VillageIdiot> ok
[00:00] <datiecher> trism: haven't tried doing it before but used gcc and then i was able to configure it properly...
[00:00] <VillageIdiot> I have this weird bug...
[00:00] <jerry_l1> !hello
 both
[00:01] <datiecher> trism: but know i hit a well because i really need to compile it using emscripten
[00:01] <VillageIdiot> I started my main computer and the ubuntu logo shows up and then it just shuts down
[00:01] <Jhon> question longfew lines i think
[00:01] <datiecher> now*
[00:01] <Jhon> i not make him ok
[00:01] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: just concentrate on one at a time. which one are you going from first?
[00:01] <datiecher> wall*
[00:01] <datiecher> what a night...
[00:01] <VillageIdiot> I restarted and it went to login
[00:01] <Jhon> my english just not very good
 ubuntu to mint
[00:01] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: have you enabled permissions in the mint box?
[00:01] <jrib> Jhon: what language do you prefer?
[00:02] <VillageIdiot> and there were 138 registered users under names such as: 048FA005, 40866DF3
 i dont think so .. thats a problem
[00:02] <VillageIdiot> and others such as
[00:02] <jerry_l1> ubbuto you are funny.
[00:02] <datiecher> trism: i guess i should try to find some help on the emscripten channel then, thanks a ton for your patience!
[00:02] <i7c> !ru | Jhon
[00:02] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: are you able to ping the mint?
[00:02] <AaronCampbell> I'm on Ubuntu 12.04, and recently my icons disappeared from the Desktop (the files are still in ~/Desktop), I can't launch a file browser, and running nautilus from the command line results in "Bus error (core dumped)"
[00:02] <AaronCampbell> Any idea what might cause this or where I can look for more info on what's wrong?
[00:02] <Jhon> no
[00:02] <jerry_l1> yeah what john said.
[00:02] <Jhon> i make here...
[00:02] <Jhon> now
[00:02] <pizzadude> going to restart my system now
[00:02] <VillageIdiot> there were a bunch of users registered under a bunch of hexidecimal 8 character values
[00:02] <drians> salut  a toux
[00:02] <jrib> Jhon: you can ask here.  But please ASK ON ONE LINE your actual question
[00:03] <Jhon> щл
[00:03] <Jhon> ok
[00:03] <trism> datiecher: no problem good luck!
[00:03] <jerry_l1> !en | Jhon
[00:03] <miraj> AaronCampbell : sounds like one of your cards may have come unseated?
[00:03] <VillageIdiot> I clicked one of them and a whole bunch of weird characters came up on the screen
[00:03] <mega1> my server does not seam to get on the internet
[00:03] <VillageIdiot> it was all bluish
[00:03] <VillageIdiot> and then red
 how can i do that?
[00:03] <VillageIdiot> and I got this weird error
[00:03] <jerry_l1> ilol
[00:03] <jrib> !enter | VillageIdiot
[00:03] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: do you know the ip of the mint box?
[00:04] <AaronCampbell> miraj: The only card in my system is a video card, which seems to be working fine.  What makes you think it would be an unseated card?
[00:04] <VillageIdiot> it was like BSOD but it had an image of a computer on fire
 yeah roger that done
[00:04] <miraj> AaronCampbell : bus errors often indicate serious hardware problems
[00:04] <AaronCampbell> I take that back there's also a hardware raid controller...which also seems to be working fine
[00:04] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: you can successfully ping the mint box?
 yes
[00:05] <mega1> my server can ping me and i can ping it but it cant get to the internet
[00:05] <MissionControl> VillageIdiot, press Ctrl + Alt + K + L + F3
[00:05] <MissionControl> don't ask, just do
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> mega1: try:  echo "nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf > /dev/null        Then try the web
[00:06] <VillageIdiot> ummm
[00:06] <VillageIdiot> ok
[00:06] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: have you enabled file sharing on the mint box?
[00:06] <miraj> AaronCampbell : might also be a memory error (like a mem stick come loose)
[00:06] <flan_suse> In 12.04, is this package in the official repositories? libdrm-intel1:i386
[00:06] <VillageIdiot> when should I press that
[00:06] <MissionControl> at login if you can
[00:06] <flan_suse> I cannot find it in my package manager.
[00:06] <jrib> MissionControl, VillageIdiot: stop now.
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> !find libdrm
[00:07] <miraj> megal, does your ISP allow incoming connections to customer servers?
[00:07] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: That doesn't show this: libdrm-intel1:i386
[00:07] <HSaka> Ummm ubuntu install got stucked at starting up the partion 45%...
[00:07] <MissionControl> ?
 iam not sure
[00:07] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: It's i386 for amd64 installs.
[00:07] <HSaka> why does it get stuck there?
 when i go to a folder for example i can to folder options and share it
[00:07] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: I'm kind of confused of how the multiarch support is supposed to work...
[00:08] <jrib> malte: pastebin result of « ls ~/.bash* ~/.profile »
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> flan_suse: the 64bit OS is multi-arch
[00:08] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: good. since before this conversation or after?
[00:08] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: Right, but is the package somehow hidden unless multiarch is enabled or something?
 before
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> flan_suse: its used by default
[00:08] <HSaka> can somebody help me? : )
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> mega1: do you get web access after the command is ran?
[00:08] <VillageIdiot> it works!!!
[00:08] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: have you created a user or guest account for the ubuntu to log into the mint box?
[00:08] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: Okay, so then I guess the package doesn't exist?
[00:08] <jerry_l1> what gas lowers you voice? i am watching tv and that is what they are doing.
 no
[00:09] <miraj> HSaka : maybe
[00:09] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: My log shows it was updated, and then later removed (after using the xorg-edgers PPA.)
[00:09] <VillageIdiot> thank you MissionControl
[00:09] <mega1> actionParsnip no
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> HSaka: is that in an installed Ubuntu, or the liveCD?
[00:09] <HSaka> I used unetbooting with the newest netinstall
[00:09] <flan_suse> ActionParsnip: However, how was it "updated" when it didn't even exist?
[00:09] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: on mint you might need to.
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> mega1: can you ping <IP_ADDRESS>?
[00:09] <morgan> how do I get safely back to compiz after doing metacity --replace ?
[00:09] <HSaka> it's in usb.
 the thing is that i dont know how to create it
[00:09] <creative_x> ..
[00:09] <malte> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1217822/
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> HSaka: did you MD5 test the ISO you transferred?
[00:10] <mega1> actionParsnip yes
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> morgan: Press ALT+F2 compiz --replace
[00:10] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: are you on the mint box right now?
[00:10] <HSaka> I downloaded it directly from UNetbooting
 yes
[00:10] <VillageIdiot> how did you figure it out Mission?
[00:10] <MissionControl> it's a secret
[00:11] <morgan> ActionParsnip, nothing happens when I hit alt F2 do you mean ctrl+alt+ f2?
[00:11] <MissionControl> a deep dark hidden one
[00:11] <HSaka> ActionParsnip, should i download from somewhere else?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> mega1: ok run:  echo "namesever <IP_ADDRESS>" | sudo tee -a /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/tail > /dev/null     reboot to test
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> HSaka: try downloading it manually and MD5 testing it yourself, then use unetbootin on that
[00:11] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: second, im searching
[00:11] <jrib> malte: pastebin the contents of your ~/.bashrc and ~/.profile
[00:12] <Jhon> OK!    Some programs starting and collect information about the system and the periphery, and create a unique id of computer.   I want to hide all the real data of my computer and replace them for what I want.
[00:12] <flan_suse> HSaka: md5sum nameoffile.iso
[00:12] <Jhon> I need a program to sort of Wine.   Some programs starting and collect information about the system and the periphery, and create a unique id of computer.   I want to hide all the real data of my computer and replace them for what I want.
[00:12] <pizzadude> nope my webcam still doesn't work after disabling mediubuntu repos
[00:12] <DLabz> hi, all... can't make teamviewer asutostart on ubuntu 10.04
[00:12] <HSaka> thanks
[00:13] <jrib> Jhon: uh, try a virtualizer like virtualbox maybe?
[00:13] <malte> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1217825/
[00:13] <morgan> ActionParsnip, ok I did that, but I don't think it worked
[00:13] <DLabz> tried using autostart thingie from the settings, but it doesn't save it
[00:13] <jrib> malte: while you do that, when you need to add something to your PATH, what do *you* do?
[00:13] <Jhon> virtualbox on table?
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: could use the blkid of the system partition to ID the system, or the Ethernet address of the primary network interface
[00:13] <Jhon> tablet
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: does it show in cheese?
[00:14] <DLabz> also, tried making /etc/init.d script, but it doesn't start it on startup
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: doesn't matter, it still has a network device and so forth....
[00:14] <Jhon> please Wine is not virtual mashine
[00:14] <malte> I add the following command in the .bashrc file: export PATH=$PATH:/blablabla/bin
[00:14] <DLabz> script in script it self works when called
[00:14] <miraj> pizzadude : the only thing I can think of right now is maybe your bios settings for the usb ports?
[00:14] <Jhon> i need high fast speed work proramm
[00:14] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip: yes
[00:14] <mega1> actionParsnip tee: /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/tail: No such file or directory
[00:14] <jrib> miraj: yes, you have a few additions like that in your .bashrc.  Which part of your PATH exactly are you not sure where it comes from?
[00:14] <Jhon> like wine
[00:14] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: http://maketecheasier.com/setting-up-a-home-network-with-linux-mint/2012/06/05
[00:15] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip: it shows in cheese, i can take a picture but recording a video just makes a 13kb webm file
[00:15] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip: it works in guvcview but it's choppy
[00:15] <miraj> jrib, I didn't say anything on that subject
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: try xvidwincap
[00:15] <pizzadude> it skips and stuff
[00:15] <pizzadude> ok
[00:15] <Jhon> u nit undestand my question?
[00:15] <jrib> malte: yes, you have a few additions like that in your .bashrc.  Which part of your PATH exactly are you not sure where it comes from?
[00:15] <DLabz> than, tried chkconfig, complain about LSB thingie
[00:15] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: this might partially help
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> !info xvidwincap
[00:15] <Jhon> not?
[00:15] <jrib> miraj: thanks, sorry about that
[00:15] <DLabz> and, here I am
[00:15] <jrib> !who | malte
[00:16] <Jhon> help plz
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: mplayer can show webcams too
[00:16] <jrib> !helpme | Jhon
[00:16] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip: if i record it with ffmpeg it works....for a few seconds and then stops recording
[00:16] <Jhon> fu
[00:16] <gerbilcabbagehai> Jhon: Wine is not an emulator ;)
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: what is the issue please
[00:16] <HSaka> ActionParship, I tried got the checksum and tried to find it in ubuntuhashed. didn't find it with ctrl+f
[00:16] <DLabz> any help welcome. thanks
[00:16] <Jhon> :(
[00:17] <memory_process> hello new linux user here
[00:17] <jrib> Jhon: please mind your language and attitude.  Maybe you should say why you want such a program.  There may be a better way to accomplish whatever it is you are trying to do
[00:17] <memory_process> looking for mentor
[00:17] <Jhon> sorry
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> !manual | memory_process
[00:17] <malte> jrib: most of the things that are in the past before the past gets "filled" by the .bashrc. Especially the path to my "old" eclipse installation
[00:17] <gerbilcabbagehai> welcome memory_process
[00:17] <malte> jrib; *path
[00:17] <miraj> pizzadude : when ffmpeg stops recording, does it give any informational messages?
[00:17] <Jhon> i want this program!
[00:17] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip there's no such thing as xvidwincap
[00:17] <pizzadude> miraj: nope
 the personal file sharing that linux mint has look much simple than this ...
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: which program?
[00:18] <Jhon> Do not think that you're smarter than me здя
[00:18] <Jhon> I need a program to sort of Wine.   Some programs starting and collect information about the system and the periphery, and create a unique id of computer.   I want to hide all the real data of my computer and replace them for what I want.
[00:18] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: :) this is only one way of doing networking
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1110392
[00:18] <memory_process> thanks gerbil
[00:18] <gerbilcabbagehai> Jhon: are you trying to spoof or proxy?
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: wine doesn'tcollect anything
[00:19] <miraj> pizzadude : have you got more system ram than you need?
[00:19] <pizzadude> miraj: i only have 2GB of ram
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: I'm sure I'm smarter than you in some way....
[00:19] <memory_process> i was thinking more along the lines of the debug command things like hat
[00:19] <Froward> pah! a PITTANCE of ram
[00:19] <HSaka> ActionParsnip, what can i do if the checksum are not the same?
[00:19] <Jhon> u idiot
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> HSaka: redownload the file
[00:19] <miraj> pizzadude : that should still be enough for ffmpeg to use a webcam
[00:19] <jrib> malte: get rid of all these PATH manipulations you have in your .bashrc, and put them in your .profile instead
[00:19] <Jhon> any can help please?
[00:20] <Jhon> adequate human please
[00:20] <HSaka> ActionParsnip, the whole ubuntu?
[00:20] <gerbilcabbagehai> Jhon: why do you want the program? what do you want to achieve?
[00:20] <jrib> Jhon: I asked you before to stop just saying "help me please" and similar.  If you don't stop, I'll have to remove you from the channel
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: so far you haven't explained anything and you seem to think wine collects data about the system, which it doesn't
[00:20] <ethern0t> hey
[00:20] <memory_process> how can i assioated magnet links wih a torrent clinet in linux
[00:20] <HSaka> ActionParsnip, downloading it now.
[00:20] <Jhon> help please
[00:21] <gerbilcabbagehai> Jhon: describe what you are trying to do, not the program you want.
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> Jhon: what is the issue please
[00:21] <xangua> memory_process: what torrent client¿
[00:21] <Jhon> why u so stupid?
[00:21] <ethern0t> need some help here please
[00:21] <HSaka> ActionParsnip, do I have to download until i get the right checksum like on the homepage?
[00:21] <memory_process> any i dont have any yet i guess tizati
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> HSaka: yes, then you know the data is good, using torrents helps as the protocol adds extra checking
[00:21] <ethern0t> i have windows 8 beta installed and want to install ubuntu... when setup i have a blank hdd
 can't help someone who doesn't ask proper questions.
[00:21] <memory_process> wehre do i make file type assioations
[00:21] <ethern0t> ntfs partitions not showing up
[00:22] <HSaka> ActionParsnip: I'm downloading from here http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/thank-you?distro=desktop&release=lts&bits=32
[00:22] <ethern0t> anyone can help
[00:22] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: how are you going?
[00:22] <malte> jrib: did this. Now ONLY the old paths are there, the new ones weren't added at all.
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> !torrent
[00:22] <jrib> malte: what new ones?
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> !torrents | HSaka
[00:22] <soul> hey guys, im trying to do something in eclipse on ubuntu 12.04 and its complaining about not having libstdc++.so.6 but i cannot figure out how what provides this for ubuntu?
[00:22] <Kickball> Hey
[00:22] <malte> jrib: the ones i  put in the .profile
[00:22] <jrib> malte: pastebin the relevant configuration files, and what your PATH looks like, and what you want it to look like
[00:22] <rama> hi, my english is very ugly xD, and i need know if the program "festival" can save the audio exit, the tutorial is in english but is very long, i dont understand
[00:22]  * jrib is not a mind reader
[00:23] <gerbilcabbagehai> !find libstdc
[00:23] <Kickball> Does anyone know how to install ubuntu with virtual box?
[00:23] <memory_process> i do
[00:23] <ethern0t> i have windows 8 beta installed and want to install ubuntu... when setup i have a blank hdd
[00:23] <xangua> jrib: shame on you :)
[00:23] <ethern0t> ntfs partitions not showing up
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> ethern0t: what file system does windows 8 use?
[00:23] <krux> same way you do in a regular installation ?
[00:23] <ethern0t> ntfs
[00:23] <memory_process> ntfs
[00:23] <Kickball> memory_process: can you help me/guide me though the steps?
[00:23] <ethern0t> i think its due to uefi stuff
[00:24] <gerbilcabbagehai> !find libstdc > soul
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> ethern0t: cool, you should be able to resize the NTFS and make free space to install to. Suprised you didn't set this up, save the resizing step
[00:24] <memory_process> yes i can i came for hep but yes i will
[00:24] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip the scripts on that thread you sent me are old and dont work
[00:24] <jrib> malte: by the way, you need to log out and back in for .profile to be read.  If you want to just source it for your current shell, you can do « source ~/.profile »
[00:24] <ethern0t> the partitions on the hdd are not showing up
[00:24] <SparksIT> I'm trying to copy a file to /lib/firmware but it is restricted to root, how else can i copy?
[00:24] <Kickball> Does anyone know how to install ubuntu with virtual box? Can they help me out/guide me though it?
 working on it, how can i see my gateway
[00:25] <ethern0t> on ubuntu process all i have is a blank hdd
[00:25] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: ubuntu command is ifconfig -l i think
[00:25] <jrib> Kickball: you want to install ubuntu inside virtualbox, or you want to install virtualbox software on ubuntu?
[00:25] <xangua> Kickball: i've seen zillions of guides on the interwebs
[00:25] <ethern0t> but when exploring live i can access the damn disk
[00:25] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: i dont know if its different in mint
[00:25] <pizzadude> these are the last parts of the ffmpeg output before it crashes frame=  299 fps= 32 q=31.0 Lsize=     755kB time=9.74 bitrate= 634.5kbits/s dup=9 drop=0
[00:25] <pizzadude> video:673kB audio:76kB global headers:0kB muxing overhead 0.699046%
[00:26] <Kickball> I have windows and want to use vm to run ubuntu too
[00:26] <ethern0t> does anyone here has win8 and ubuntu installed ?
 i type ifconfig what iam looking for :P
[00:26] <memory_process> i have windows 8 and backtrack installed dual boot
[00:26] <ethern0t> no prob installing it?
[00:27] <memory_process> no
[00:27] <David7> Kickball, you can connect the Ubuntu ISO to the VM as a CD-ROM. When you boot the VM, it will boot from the ISO and install Ubuntu.
[00:27] <nsaquatics> question: on my workstation install, I have Ubuntu it works like a charm except after upgrading to 12.04, the OS thinks my monitor is about 1/2 wider than it actually is is there a place to adjust the screen width?
[00:27] <ethern0t> uefi bios?
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: vlc can do it too
[00:27] <memory_process> i dont know what you are asking
[00:27] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: your gateway is your router numer i think
[00:27] <pizzadude> ActionParsnip how
[00:27] <ethern0t> is a new pc or laptop?
[00:27] <memory_process> pc
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> nsaquatics: what GPU do you use?
[00:28] <memory_process> older
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: there are guides online
[00:28] <gerbilcabbagehai> creative_x: can also use route
[00:28] <ethern0t> ok so its bios
[00:28] <memory_process> triple cor phenom
[00:28] <malte> jrib: IT WORKS! Ok, I really had to log out from my account! I thought opening another shell or just sourcing the new altered.bashrc file was enough.
[00:28] <ethern0t> damn win8
[00:28] <nsaquatics> ahhh yeah... hang on
[00:28] <malte> jrib: Thanks a lot for your time and your help!
[00:28] <memory_process> whats got you hung up
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> pizzadude: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=143732   source: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=record+webcam+vlc+ubuntu
[00:28] <Kickball> Does anyone know how to install ubuntu with virtual box? Can they help me out/guide me though it? I am using windows, but i want to run Ubuntu on a VM, I have both the Ubuntu.iso and virtual box installed on this computer installed
[00:28] <memory_process> create another partition
[00:28] <David7> Kickball, I just told you what to do. Did you try that?
[00:29] <memory_process> load the kernal o the new partition drive
[00:29] <ethern0t> memory_process: i have win8 running and want to install it i have 500gb disk 200 ntfs win8 the rest is empty or not assigned
[00:29] <Kickball> Kickball, you can connect the Ubuntu ISO to the VM as a CD-ROM. When you boot the VM, it will boot from the ISO and install Ubuntu.
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: download and MD5 test the Ubuntu ISO, make a new virtual system then mount it in virtualbox as the optical drive. Start the virtual system
[00:29] <David7> Kickball, Did you try that?
[00:29] <memory_process> so run your distro cd
[00:29] <ethern0t> when installing ubuntu or any other distro the installer saya
[00:29] <Kickball> I have no cds atm, and also I tried that but my discs are 5gb and unbuntu is like 11gbb
[00:29] <memory_process> dvd
[00:29] <memory_process> usb
[00:30] <ethern0t> to me i have empty disk
[00:30] <bazhang> memory_process, stop that
[00:30] <David7> Kickball, Is the Ubuntu ISO on the Windows machine?
[00:30] <ethern0t> 500gb blank hdd
[00:30] <Kickball> yes
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: you don't need CDs, virtualbox can handle ISO files
[00:30] <Kickball> but it does nothing atm, i have just downloaded it
[00:30] <bazhang> !who | memory_process
[00:30] <Kickball> ok
[00:30] <David7> You can connect the CD-ROM drive in the VM directly to the ISO file
[00:30] <Kickball> so where do i go to set it up?
[00:30] <memory_process> whatewver your using and instal os on yeah sorry my bad
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: otherwise I would have said to burn a CD, but I didn't.....
[00:31] <jrib> malte: no problem.  Basically, that ~/.profile gets executed one time at login, but your .bashrc gets executed at login (because .profile sources it) and also when you open a new shell
[00:31] <Kickball> ah ok
[00:31] <David7> Kickball, Open the settings for the virtual machine
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: installing virtualbox is a good first step
[00:31] <Kickball> I have it installed
[00:31] <bazhang> memory_process, use the nick of the person you are addressing
[00:31] <miraj> ethern0t : that sounds definitely like uefi parition table that ubuntu isn't reading
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: just play with the software, its not complex at all
[00:31] <ethern0t> miraj: i think it is
[00:31] <David7> Kickball, In the settings for the VM, select the CD-ROM drive and then browse to the ISO file
[00:31] <ethern0t> miraj: but there is not alot of info about it on web
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: there is a settings section for media, just tell it to use the ISO file
[00:32] <Kickball> what do i with the hard drive setting? Do not add a virtual hard drive? Create a virtual hard drive now?
[00:32] <Kickball> ok under media, will do after i finish the rest
[00:32] <miraj> ethern0t : when you installed Win 8, did it give you any partition-creating options to choose from?
[00:32] <malte> jrib: didn't know that. Again, thanks again and good night!
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: yes, or you won't have anywhere to install ubuntu to will you..
[00:33] <David7> Kickball, Did you create a virtual machine? Did you add hard drives to the virtual machine?
[00:33] <ethern0t> miraj: yeap
[00:33] <Kickball> Idk
[00:33] <Kickball> I am just following the setting under new
[00:33] <ethern0t> miraj: i ve created the partition there since it was a blank hdd
[00:33] <Kickball> does anyone have teamviewer
[00:33] <David7> If you're going to install Ubuntu in Virtual Box, make the hard drive at least 16 GB to start with
[00:33] <miraj> ethern0t : you might have to reinstall Win 8 with a standard partition table
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: all it takes is a bit of thinknig. Think abouot what you need to do to a physical PC and use that mentality
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: its not a lot different
[00:34] <nsaquatics> ActionParsnip,  it's an onboard GPU Tungsten Graphics, Inc. - Mesa DRI Intel(R) 946GZ
[00:34] <techkid6> Hey, is it possible to ssh into an ububtu virtual machine on VMWare?
[00:34] <techkid6> I tried but timed out
[00:34] <WeThePeople> program to convert webm to avi etc..
[00:34] <memory_process> for backrack how do i get flash working?
[00:34] <jrib> techkid6: don't see why not
[00:34] <xangua> !backtrack | memory_process
[00:34] <ethern0t> miraj: or set it back to 7, since no difference to me. but thanks for your attention
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> techkid6: yes, i'd check your vmware settings for network
[00:34] <unless__> techkid6, yes it is, #vbox for more help.
[00:34] <bazhang> memory_process, go to backtrack support, it's not supported here
[00:34] <techkid6> Ok, should I just bridge it ;)
[00:34] <bazhang> !backtrack | memory_process
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> techkid6: probably easier
[00:34] <nsaquatics> techkid6, make sure you have bridged networking and the firewall shut off
[00:35] <memory_process> !backtrack
[00:35] <techkid6> Ok ;)
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> memory_process: why would you want flash in backtrack anyway.....seems obscure
[00:35] <Kickball> I am stuck here: http://postimage.org/image/7nvtcrkwp/6295bec2/
[00:35] <miraj> ethern0t : I'm pretty sure othert people have been able to install linux with uefi parititions
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: the default is fine
[00:36] <Kickball> ok
[00:36] <ring1> windows support in #ubuntu ;)
 what full featured os with a favorate tools
[00:38] <boldfilter> Need to give Backup permission to access a partition
[00:39] <Kickball> Error: No bootable medium found! System halted
[00:40] <MACscr> anyone using synergy with ubuntu and osx ML? I cant seem to get the keyboard to work on ubuntu (the mac is being the server)
[00:40] <MACscr> also, im seeing there a few different flavors of synergy. Which one should i be using?
[00:41] <Froward> MACscr: I'm no expert, but maybe a firewall is catching it?
[00:42] <MACscr> well mouse is working, so i doubt that
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: did you tell vbox to use the ISO in the cD drive?
[00:42] <Froward> MACscr: sounds like you're most of the way there.. did you google it?
[00:42] <MACscr> im thinking its a mac issue as im not even seeing any keyboard responses on the server logs when in debug mode
[00:43] <MACscr> Froward: yes. Im an IT consultant, so im pretty competent.
[00:43] <Kickball> cd drive? for snapshot drive I changed it to C:\Users\edickson15\VirtualBox VMs\Edward-Ubuntu\ubuntu.iso
[00:44] <Kickball> I have no clue where to go from here
[00:44] <Froward> MACscr: chill your jets, bro <_< can you type to at least one of them?
[00:44] <techkid6> oh, how do I change my username by the way?
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: http://www.greatboxee.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Virtual_Box___Settings___Storage.png
[00:44] <David7> Kickball, Press next and create a VDI
[00:45] <David7> Kickball, Just for reference, are we going to have to walk you through each step of creating a VM?
[00:45] <MACscr> Froward: im on my mac now and its the server, so yes, i can type on it. I am only testing with one client though, the ubuntu system and its not getting any responses. As i mentioned though, i think its a mac issue as on the mac during debug mode, I can see mouse actions showing on the mac synergy log, but nothing happens when i use the keyboard
[00:45] <Kickball> That is not what i see. I see this: http://postimage.org/image/6jdab4a1r/e32b6c67/
[00:46] <MACscr> Froward: are you by chance using synergy?
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: click the little CD icon on the right of the dropdown
[00:47] <Froward> MACscr: no, I used it last about a year ago. I mixed up the client/server terminology. I think you'd have better luck in #macOSX , those guys seem to be more powerusers.
[00:47] <MrBushido> what file is used to run commands on login in ubuntu? (in my case i want to pass some xinput commands)
[00:47] <Kickball> it works
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: you do know there are videos on youtube which will walk you through all this....
[00:48] <David7> Kickball, Where it says "IDE Secondary Master" click and browse to the ISO file
[00:48] <Kickball> I have done it
[00:48] <Kickball> but then i get an error
[00:48] <Kickball> can someone link an UPDATED video?
[00:48] <Kickball> please?
[00:49] <brophat> the software center has matlab, but don't you first need to buy a license before you can install it?
[00:49] <Kickball> cuz i am the BEST at finding out dated videos
[00:50] <ampd> brophat: you can try octave, it's like matlab and libre
[00:50] <brophat> ampd my professor insists we use matlab
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: there are lots of vids. The guys in #vbox can help too
[00:51] <brophat> ampd so doesn't one first need to buy matlab before they can install matlab on their computer from the software center?
[00:51] <ampd> brophat: he should provide you with a student copy.
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: you can sort youtube by date you know
[00:51] <Kickball> ah is that wat it is not virtual box
[00:51] <Kickball> wow i am a retard
[00:51] <brophat> ampd he said go to the library computer room
[00:51] <ampd> brophat: the licence should work
[00:51] <Kickball> #vbox
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> Kickball: are you  new to youtube?
[00:52] <brophat> ampd what license?
[00:52] <Kickball> sort of
[00:52] <brophat> ampd I have no license
[00:52] <ampd> brophat: when i had to use it for school they provided licenses
[00:52] <brophat> ampd I figured if the software center has software to download it is free
[00:52] <brophat> ampd here they are not
[00:53] <ampd> brophat: i never tried it from the software center, this was before it existed :)
[00:53] <Nordom> Hello, ubuntu noob here, I dled a .tar.gz file, I can open it using archive manager, how do I install it?
[00:53] <techkid6> how do i switch windows with screen? :P
[00:53] <techkid6> i am stuck on irssi lol
[00:53] <ampd> Nordom: is there a .sh file in the archive?
[00:53]  * techkid6 is new to this
[00:54] <ampd> techkid6: esc + number
[00:54] <ratcheer> techkid6: I tried irssi a few days ago. What a trip!
[00:54] <Nordom> ampd: yes there is
[00:54] <ampd> ratcheer: irssi is awesome...if you config it right
[00:54] <techkid6> it isnt that hard lol
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: in windows, how do you install a .zip file?
[00:54] <ratcheer> ampd: I was using it because I had Gentoo up with no X
[00:54] <ampd> Nordom: navigate to the folder in terminal and type ./filename.sh
[00:55] <brophat> can someone explain to me how the download for matlab works
[00:55] <techkid6> that just changed what irssi page i was on
[00:55] <techkid6> maybe i forgot to use screen
[00:55] <techkid6> hmm
[00:55] <ampd> techkid6: what are you trying to change?
[00:55] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: click the .exe, but .exe convention doesn't really exist in linux unless your using wine
[00:55] <unless__> techkid6, http://blinkenshell.org/wiki/Howto/IRC
[00:55] <techkid6> windows in screen :)
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: there is no .exe  all I see are .c and .h files
[00:55] <techkid6> no, i know how to use irc
[00:55] <techkid6> i dont know how to use screen
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: same as in Ubuntu
[00:55] <Nordom> ampd: is there a way to do inside unity without terminal
[00:55] <ampd> brophat: octave is pretty easy to use, your professor probably wont provide support, but you'll be able to do the work
[00:56] <ampd> brophat: and most of the commands are similar
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: a 'tar.gz' file is just an archive, it tells us lterally NOTHING about the contents
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: what filename did you download and what do you actually want to install?
[00:56] <brophat> ampd will they know that the work was not done on matlab?
[00:56] <codeMonkey_> Hello all.  I wish to encrypt my Ubuntu hard disk in the following fashion: Unencrypted boot partition loads and asks for a password.  The system will then be unencrypted and boot properly.  I have a rsync clone of the drive that I can copy back over after the containers have been made.  Based on what I am lookin for, does anyone have any suggestions for what I use?
[00:56] <ampd> Nordom: you may be able to right click, go to properties > permissions > check the mark as executable then double click it
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: 'tar.gz' files can contain ANY file type be it images, source code, binaries or a mixture
[00:57] <ampd> brophat: it will have a different style
[00:57] <ampd> brophat: the code would be similar
[00:57] <Nordom> thank you ampd, I will try that
[00:57] <brophat> ok then i would get an F
[00:57] <ampd> Nordom: dont be afraid of the terminal, give it a try with the command
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: what filename do you have? Itmay be in the repos and then you can install it the normal way
[00:58] <ampd> brophat: you should talk to your teacher. they don't sound like they know what they're doing
[00:58] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: yes I understand that, but I dl'ed a program I wished to install, and was ask for an easy way to install said tar.gz without having to use terminal, no point using a GUI if you need to use terminal just to wipe ur own butt
[00:58] <brophat> ampd correct they don't know what they are doing
[00:58] <ampd> brophat: tell them you can do the work with a similar, free rpogram
[00:58] <brophat> ampd they are dumb
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: but what is the filename?
[00:59] <xangua> Nordom: you can also use the terminal to install programs from the repositorie ;)
[00:59] <Nordom> ampd: I am not afraid, just don't think it should be more work to install some archive then one or two clicks when you downloaded an archive with the express perpose of installing said software ;)
[01:00] <ampd> Nordom: fair enough, but if you do ever feel like diving into command line, you sould do it in one line of typing and zero clicks
[01:00] <ampd> *could
[01:01] <ring1> brophat, just buy it. the student basic version is only $100
[01:01] <Nordom> ampd: then I dont understand why websites host linux files if you just recall them from a repository
[01:01] <pagz> 77.
[01:01] <pagz> 7.
[01:01] <pagz> 7.
[01:01] <pagz> 7.
[01:01] <FloodBot1> pagz: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:02] <ampd> Nordom: they're not all in the repos
[01:02] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: the file is Komodo edit
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: sites usually host source which can then be compiles
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> !find komodo
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> gah
[01:02] <Nordom> http://www.activestate.com/komodo-edit/downloads
[01:02] <Nordom> Is where I got the .tar
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: I may have found a PPA
[01:03] <ampd> ring1: thats not the point, there's no reason that the school shouldn't supply required software, or at least allow for free alternatives
[01:03] <ampd> ring1: especially when the most they're going to be doing is graphing some stuff
[01:03] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I do not know what lsb_realease -sc, I am still a ubuntu nub
[01:03] <MACscr> so my unity apps menu is empty. How can i recreate that?
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: its a terminal command, press CTRL+ALT+T and run the command, what is the output please
[01:04] <ring1> ampd, if he needs it right now, he can only buy it or get the test version
[01:04] <codeMonkey_> Just a reminder, when someone is free I have a question about disk encryption :).  Patiently waiting
[01:04] <Nordom> percise
[01:05] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: precise*
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mystic-mirage/komodo-edit ; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install komodo-edit
[01:05] <brophat> I started installing matlab from the software center, but it did not complete because it requires matlab to already be installed. but now it is just stuck in a loop saying in progress and I see no way to abort it.
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: will install the app
[01:05] <ampd> ring1: true, but its's still crazy that they would forbid them from doing the work in octave
[01:05] <ampd> brophat: sudo apt-get purge matlab
[01:06] <ampd> brophat: pkill software-center first
[01:06] <brophat> ampd you know all this stuff or are just making it up as you go along? bahahahha
[01:06] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: how did you find that?
[01:06] <Danny6167> codeMonkey_, truecrypt may be able to provide for you. http://www.truecrypt.org/
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=komodo
[01:06] <ampd> brophat: i'm an engineer, i've used my share of matlab
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: duckduckgo has a handy bang for the PPAs :)
[01:07] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: run the long command as one command, it will add the PPA and install the package
[01:07] <brophat> ampd software center still has matlab applying changes in progress
[01:07] <ampd> brophat: did you pkill software-center?
[01:08] <brophat> yes
[01:08] <ampd> brophat: and it's still open?
[01:08] <codeMonkey_> Danny6167: Truecrypt unfortunately only does this service for windows partitions from what I understand
[01:08] <brophat> ampd no i opened it after I did everything yuo said
[01:08] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I ran it, but ended with unable to locate package komodo-edit
[01:08] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: instead of heading to websites and downloading archives, search the PPAs first, makes life easy
[01:08] <ampd> brophat: pkill it again, sudo apt-get purge matlab again, then sudo apt-get install matlab
[01:09] <ampd> brophat: then you should be able to see where it's hanging
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: did the PPA get added (did you press ENTER after the PPA textappeared when you ran the command)
[01:09] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: it is very strange to me to install programs in such a way
[01:09] <brophat> ampd i don't want to install. it does not install matlab it only installs an interface that makes matlab pretty
[01:09] <brightsparks> Am having a problem playing my own recorded mp4 videos. Youtube videos play fine but and videos I record my self with my camera are choppy when I try to play them in ubuntu 12.04. Does anyone know if there is a solution for this?
[01:09] <Nordom> what is PPA?
[01:10] <blackshirt> Nordom: personal package archives
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: its normal in ubuntu, windows has users running to websites to download stuff, ubuntu makes life easier ;)
[01:10] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mystic-mirage/komodo-edit ; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install komodo-edit <--- it then ran the update, and then failed to locate
[01:10] <blackshirt> !ppa | Nordom
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: its a 3rd party source for packages outside the official repos
[01:10] <Nordom> wait, how do u copy from terminal
[01:10] <Nordom> sorry I miss pasted in the last message
[01:10] <ampd> brophat: http://www.mathworks.com/programs/trials/trial_request.html?eventid=562747565&prodcode=ML&s_cid=SA_Sol_trial
[01:11] <ampd> brophat: i'd just install the demo for now
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: what is the output of: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mystic-mirage/komodo-edit    you can copy just as you expect, select the text, right clikc the text and hit copy.
[01:11] <Nabster> hiii everybody
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: it doesn't try and trick you
[01:11] <blackshirt> Nabster: hi
[01:11] <Danny6167> codeMonkey_, Shame. This may provide some clues but looks complicated - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemOnIntrepid
[01:12] <Nordom> Cannot access PPA (https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~mystic-mirage/+archive/komodo-edit ) <--- then ran update, then failed to locate it
[01:12] <brightsparks> Also I keep getting the message that ubuntu has an internal error
[01:13] <codeMonkey_> Danny: Just what I was looking for!  Ima be idle while I test it
[01:13] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I have already really enjoyed how ubuntu actually locates the files I need and updates them. Really like how slick Ubunut's software center is... basically feels like my OS is base in a cloud, and I just download what I need to my comp which is only a terminal
[01:13] <foobary> I'm trying to automate removing a package, but the package keeps popping up a prompt where you just have to hit ok.  How do I skip this, or feed it a preseed?
[01:15] <Nabster> help
[01:16] <Nabster> for installing usb modem on bt5 r3
[01:16] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: any suggestions on where the PPA went wrong in installing komdo edit?
[01:16] <Danny6167> codeMonkey_, Would be interested in how you go with it. Mind msging me here when done?
[01:16] <raven> um
[01:16] <OerHeks> hmm bt5 is not supported afaik
[01:16] <raven> i kinda need help
[01:17] <brophat> ok thanks
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: can you copy and paste the full output of the command and use http://pastie.org to hold the text please
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: copy the address bar when it changes and paste here
[01:17] <Nabster> the bt5 r3 as a system is wonderfull
[01:17] <bianca> um, i got a new ssd, and nothing will run right
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> Nabster: its offtopic here too
[01:18] <bianca> i had to install mint 3 times it didnt work, now i tryed ubuntu this is the second time its kinda working now, i couldnt uppdate or install anything
[01:18] <locoguano> I am having trouble with a game crashing to a black screen. The same thing happened under Windows 7 and I was able to fix it using RivaTuner and "Force Constant Performance Level". Is there any way to do this under Ubuntu 12.04?
[01:18] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: http://pastie.org/4766537 there u go
[01:18] <bianca> but now i have this error i keep getting
[01:18] <bianca> internal error
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: Cannot access PPA (https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~mystic-mirage/+archive/komodo-edit )
[01:20] <codeMonkey_> Danny6167: Will do
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> locoguano: anything similar in nvidia-settings
[01:20] <Nordom> ActionParsnip:  yup, thats my problem
[01:20] <xangua> Nordom: are you using ubuntu precice 12.04¿
[01:20] <bianca> ok il find adiffernt chat
[01:21] <Nordom> xangua: yes
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: works ok here http://paste.ubuntu.com/1217889/
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: what is the output of: uname -a
[01:23] <gerbilcabbagehai> when I am sshing to a ubuntu, how many concurrent ssh connections to the server can I make? e.g. if I set a task going on the server which will take awhile, can I log in with another ssh session and do other things while keeping both ssh terminals open?
[01:24] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: Linux Constructs 3.2.0-30-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Aug 24 16:52:48 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux <--- is my output
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: yep, same output. Let me grab you the deb and you can do it that way
[01:25] <MarconM> night
[01:26] <Danny6167> gerbilcabbagehai, As many as you want. If there is a limit its really really high as I have never hit it. You may want to look at the 'screen' tool though
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: wget https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/komodo-edit_7.1.2%2B10678%7Ebuild2-1_amd64.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./komodo-edit_7.1.2%2B10678%7Ebuild2-1_amd64.deb; sudo apt-get -f install; rm ./komodo-edit_7.1.2%2B10678%7Ebuild2-1_amd64.deb
[01:27] <gerbilcabbagehai> Danny6167: would i use screen on the client machine or server machine?
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: thats the deb from the PPA, just pushed it to my dropbox and made the link. Gotta love dropbox:)
[01:27] <Nordom> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 NOT FOUND  2012-09-21 10:27:11 ERROR 404: NOT FOUND. <--- I am using a tethered connect atm is that a probem?
[01:28] <Danny6167> you would ssh to the server and run screen on the server
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: give it time to duplicate, my upload is only something like 2Mbps
[01:28] <Danny6167> gerbilcabbagehai, http://kb.iu.edu/data/acuy.html may be a good read
[01:28] <Nordom> okay
[01:28] <gerbilcabbagehai> does screen requir x?
[01:29] <Danny6167> no
[01:29] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: try now, just got the update on my laptop, so it'son the server
[01:30] <Nordom> while we wait, if I want to dl other stuff from PPA, how do I normal find what goes where? EXAMPLE: https://launchpad.net/~estewei/+archive/java <---- sudo add-apt-repository ppa:oracle-java6-installer/ppa ???
[01:31] <gerbilcabbagehai> wow, screen is pretty cool
[01:31] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: it is now dling
[01:31] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: coolies :)
[01:31] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: you got it dude :). Adding PPAs is easy
[01:31] <MarconM> anyone work with design here, inkscape or gimp
[01:32] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: plus, if the PPA gets updated, you will get the updates too
[01:32] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: so the command I wrote wroks? so I find the file name on the left side window box thingy and add /ppa at the end?
[01:34] <usr13> MarconM: Yes
[01:34] <usr13> gimp
[01:34] <MarconM> usr13: gimp or inkscape work with cmyj ?
[01:34] <MarconM> cmyk*
[01:34] <MarconM> color separations
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: yes, that's how you add PPAs. Simple days
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: the bit in bold :)
[01:36] <usr13> MarconM: I dono.  What are you tring to do?
[01:36] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: bit in bold?
[01:36] <MarconM> usr13: i am designer, corel draw, ilustrator, but i want to start make with ink
[01:36] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: on the PPA pages, you got it right basically :)
[01:36] <usr13> MarconM: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CMYK_support_in_The_GIMP
[01:38] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: can you do me a favor and see if sudo add-apt-repository ppa:oracle-java6-installer/ppa works for you? I keep getting cannot access PPA check ur internet error
[01:38] <usr13> MarconM: http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/InkscapeColor
[01:38] <MarconM> usr13: http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/ExportPDFCMYK
[01:38] <Nordom> I did run some update and haven't restarted so maybe that is causing the error
[01:39] <usr13> MarconM: Yep.  Looks like a go...
[01:39] <MarconM> yes .... is there a code written in portuguese
[01:39] <MarconM> to generate cmyk color
[01:39]  * MarconM is brazilian
[01:39] <usr13> MarconM: I dono.
[01:40] <MarconM> usr13: yes
[01:40] <usr13> Very good....
[01:40] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: from your dropbox stuff we were doing I got this http://pastie.org/4766995
[01:40] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I will be back, I am going to restart to make sure its not the updates
[01:42] <f00dMonsta> wut's a good shell to use for a Ubuntu VM (from Windows)?
[01:42] <f00dMonsta> requirements: lightweight, functional
[01:42] <usr13> foobary: putty
[01:42] <usr13> foobary: Oh, VM... sorry
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: how do you mean shell?
[01:42] <f00dMonsta> like a desktop environment :x
[01:43] <usr13> foobary:  Vbox I suppose.  I dono, I only do it from the other direction.
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: so yuo want a lightweight desktop for Ubuntu?
[01:43] <f00dMonsta> yes please
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: lxde is pretty light, uses openbox as WM
[01:44] <f00dMonsta> kk i'll try that out
[01:44] <f00dMonsta> thx
[01:44] <usr13> ActionParsnip: tnx
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> usr13: any time :)
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: use: sudo dpkg -i ~/kom*.deb; sudo apt-get -f install     it will install
[01:45] <ratcheer> +1 for Openbox / LXDE
[01:45] <f00dMonsta> I'm sad cos I had to give up on making Ubuntu work 100% on my laptop
[01:45] <f00dMonsta> so I"m stuck using it via a VM
[01:45] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: thx I am doing it now
[01:47] <usr13> f00dMonsta: What was the problem?
[01:47] <impala> TMD-moviez
[01:47] <f00dMonsta> optimus
[01:48] <ActionParsnip> ratcheer: could just run openbox, super light :)
[01:48] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: ah
[01:48] <f00dMonsta> and needing to do stuff with visual studio
[01:48] <ratcheer> Yes, that's how I run Arch.
[01:49] <f00dMonsta> so I should install Lubuntu or Ubuntu then install LXDE?
[01:49] <ratcheer> But I run LXDE on Sabayon and Siduction.
[01:49] <usr13> f00dMonsta: http://geek.co.il/wp/2012/02/19/nvidia-optimus-on-ubuntu-12-04
[01:49] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: i'd just install Lubuntu, its decent
[01:49] <ratcheer> f00dMonsta: Just install Lubuntu
[01:49] <f00dMonsta> ok
[01:49] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: is it installing ok?
[01:49] <tomreyn> visual studio runs fine in a VM for me
[01:50] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I think It finished
[01:50] <usr13> f00dMonsta: Yea, cut to the chase.  Install Lubuntu.  But I dono, I use Xubuntu and seems pretty light-weight to me.  Not sure though.
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: cool, searh your menus / dash etc
[01:50] <usr13> Do you know ActionParsnip?  Lubuntu < Xubuntu?
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> usr13: yeah lighter. I think Xubuntu is losing its light edge
[01:51] <iFlip> Does anyone here know PHP - tried the channel but they are quiet.
[01:51] <usr13> Ok...
[01:51] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I found komdo in dash, how do I launch it? I click button and nothing happens
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> usr13: the Lubuntu guys are more dilligent imo
[01:51] <f00dMonsta> tomreyn: I couldn't get it to work properly
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: try running it from a terminal
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: you can delete the deb file you downloaded too :)
[01:52] <f00dMonsta> to be honest, I like Ubuntu, but to get everything working 100% takes way too much effort and i dun have the time
[01:52] <f00dMonsta> so i'm going to use both Windows and Ubuntu
[01:52] <Maksim> can anyone tell me if I am using the default version of java or not? I think I may have installed a different version 2 weeks ago when I first installed ubuntu for the first time
[01:52] <f00dMonsta> but since I have Optimus card, and Windows works much better that way, I decided to use Windows as base OS
[01:52] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: I found it, but when I alt tab there is an ivinsible icon same with my tool bar on the left side just a blank cap between icons but if I click it will open the app same with the alt tab
[01:53] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: How do I delete the deb?
[01:53] <tomreyn> f00dMonsta: have you ever measured the time it took to get from scratch to a windows system (incl. applications) which "works 100%"?
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: you just need to run the learning curve. Its just different
[01:53] <f00dMonsta> I know
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: use nautilus
[01:53] <f00dMonsta> that's why I even tried Ubuntu in the first place
[01:53] <Nordom> nautilus?
[01:53] <Maksim> Can anyone help me with this java issue?
[01:53] <f00dMonsta> but neither can satisfy me 100%, so I'm gonna use both
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: something being different doesn't make it hard, just makes it different
[01:54] <tomreyn> !ask | Maksim
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: when you browse files using the file browser, that program is called nautilus
[01:54] <blackshirt> maksicm, maybe better you describe it more detail :d
[01:54] <Maksim> OK, I think I may be using a non-standard or non-default version of Java and I want to revert it back to default if I am.
[01:55] <blackshirt> uninstall it
[01:55] <Maksim> I don't know how to do that.
[01:55] <blackshirt> And install that come from repository
[01:55] <tomreyn> Maksim: how di you install it?
[01:55] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: U mean the alt tab icons is called nautilus? Like win7 is aero or something?
[01:55] <blackshirt> maksim, i don't where come from your java
[01:55] <Maksim> I used google and wrote what I found to install openjdk (i think). Is that the default?
[01:55] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: no, when you see files and folders in a window, that app is called nautilus
[01:56] <Nordom> ah
[01:56] <Maksim> maks@ubuntu:~$ java -version
[01:56] <Maksim> java version "1.6.0_24"
[01:56] <Maksim> OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.11.4) (6b24-1.11.4-1ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>)
[01:56] <Maksim> OpenJDK Server VM (build 20.0-b12, mixed mode)
[01:57] <blackshirt> openjdk was available on repository
[01:57] <blackshirt> !openjdk
[01:57] <Nordom> back to the ppa stuff, http://pastie.org/4767428 getting this error
[01:57] <David7> Maksim, Do you want the JDK or the JRE?
[01:57] <Maksim> This program I use has a problem with openjdk is it a bad java?
[01:57] <blackshirt> !java
[01:58] <f00dMonsta> ActionParsnip: I've tried, spent more than 100hrs trying to get stuff working in Ubuntu. Got alot working but, some key things I needed were not up to par... U should understand the pain I felt when I had to overwrite Ubuntu with Windows :<
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> Nordom: do you use a proxy for web acces?
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: those that used it in the early days (like myself) had it so much harder, you'd have really struggled then :)
[01:59] <Maksim> ubottu I use openjdk i guess as you saw above. in this link http://sourceforge.net/projects/jin/forums/forum/166175/topic/3776004 the guy says it's the java.
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: mind you windows used to be the same. Did you use win3.1 ?
[01:59] <Nordom> ActionParsnip: no but using easytether to tether my phone to pc to give me internet.... trying to actually root the sucker, but it has gave me nothing but problems, tried windows yesterday without it working, and since I have been duel booting linux, figured maybe it would work better in linux...
[01:59] <f00dMonsta> ActionParsnip: I understand :P I just don't think Ubuntu is at the level where WIndows users can just let go and start using Ubuntu
[01:59] <sargennto> Hello.. I have a fresh install of 12.04 and am getting errors that stop me from upgrading.. the error has to do with "/var/cache/apt/archives/libisc83_1%3a9.8.1.dfsg.P1-4ubuntu0.3_i386.deb"
[02:00] <David7> Maksim, the JDK is used to develop Java applications. You need the JRE to run Java applications.
[02:00] <f00dMonsta> ActionParsnip: yes I used win3.1... never did much with it other than minesweeper and other games tho lol
[02:00] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: the troubleshooting mentality isn't that different, just takes a while to adjust
[02:00] <Maksim> david7 what do i Do?
[02:00] <Nordom> that IDE, was for me though since I have been trying to move to linux for my coding for a while now, although havent had much chance to actually code in it yet :(
[02:00] <Scunizi> What's available to do remote connections to a Vbox VM within the same lan?
[02:00] <f00dMonsta> ActionParsnip: well i haven't completely abandonned linux
[02:01] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: ahh you won't know the hell it was then changing himem.sys and such to get stuff out of himem to get games to work
[02:01] <f00dMonsta> since I'm gonna use it as a VM
[02:01] <f00dMonsta> ActionParsnip: now that you mention it... i remember doing stuff like that
[02:01] <ActionParsnip> f00dMonsta: even new windows has dumb stuff to contend with, every OS sucks dude
[02:01] <usr13> f00dMonsta: I must be pretty lucky, I've done quite a few trouble free installs.
[02:01] <f00dMonsta> usr13: The install was perfectly fine
[02:02] <David7> Maksim, Don't you want to run # sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre ?
[02:02] <f00dMonsta> usr13: I just needed some functionality that windows does with ease but not on ubuntu
[02:02] <f00dMonsta> optimus being one of them
[02:02] <Maksim> david7 I don't know do i ? I dont want to develop. i'm just a user
[02:02] <Maksim> david7 i dont understand this well
[02:02] <David7> Maksim, That would get you the latest version of the JRE
[02:03] <Maksim> david7 shoudl I uninstall the jdk?
[02:03] <Maksim> david7 and if so how?
[02:03] <tomreyn> sargennto: "has to do with" is insufficient, i'm afraid. please post the entire output and command you ran to a pastebin
[02:03] <David7> Maksim, Are you sure you have the JDK installed?
[02:03] <tomreyn> !paste | sargennto
[02:03] <Maksim> maks@ubuntu:~$ java -version
[02:03] <Maksim> java version "1.6.0_24"
[02:03] <Maksim> OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.11.4) (6b24-1.11.4-1ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>)
[02:03] <Maksim> OpenJDK Server VM (build 20.0-b12, mixed mode)
[02:03] <Maksim> maks@ubuntu:~$
[02:03] <FloodBot1> Maksim: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:04] <tomreyn> Scunizi: any vnc client, if you want graphical output
[02:04] <Maksim> david7 did you see that?
[02:04] <sargennto> tomreyn, sorry. The error I get when running apt-get upgrade >> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1217938/
[02:05] <MonkeyDust> Scunizi  you can also ssh from/to a virtual machine
[02:05] <usr13> f00dMonsta: Again, I must be pretty lucky at picking Linux friendly hardware.
[02:05] <DarkAceLaptop> how do I open a webpage in the default browser?
[02:05] <David7> Maksim, Run # dpkg --get-selections | grep jdk and paste the output into http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste the resulting link here
[02:05] <f00dMonsta> usr13: I didn't choose my laptop anticipating to use Linux :P
[02:05] <sargennto> tomreyn, and when I run apt-get -f install like it suggest I get the following error >> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1217941/
[02:05] <wendell> some brasilan here?
[02:05] <f00dMonsta> usr13: it was just a cheap deal
[02:05] <MonkeyDust> !br
[02:06] <bazhang> wendell, in #ubuntu-br
[02:06] <Maksim> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1217942/
[02:06] <DarkAceLaptop> how do I open a webpage in the default browser?
[02:06] <usr13> DarkAceLaptop: firefox google.com
[02:06] <blackshirt> darckacerlaptop, i don't know what you mean ...
[02:06] <David7> Maksim, You do not have the JDK installed, you have the JRE installed: You are good to go
[02:06] <DarkAceLaptop> usr13, that's firefox
[02:06] <DarkAceLaptop> not default
[02:07] <Maksim> david7 How come when I do java -jar it says openjdk?
[02:07] <usr13> DarkAceLaptop: What exactly are you trying to do?
[02:07] <Maksim> i mean java -0version
[02:07] <Maksim> -version*
[02:07] <bazhang> DarkAceLaptop, whats the point of this
[02:07] <DarkAceLaptop> default can be set in Preferred Applications
[02:07] <usr13> DarkAceLaptop: (I don't think I understand your question.)
[02:07] <David7> Maksim, Because someone make a poor decision when they named the package
[02:08] <Maksim> david7 ah okay. thanks david..
[02:08] <DarkAceLaptop> firefox might be their default, but what if it's Chromium or Opera?
[02:08] <bazhang> DarkAceLaptop, whats the point of this
[02:08] <tomreyn> sargennto: run this: sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -f install
[02:08] <DarkAceLaptop> ah, nevermind
[02:08] <tomreyn> sargennto: do you still have errors then?
[02:08] <Maksim> is openjdk the default / best ?
[02:08] <MonkeyDust> DarkAceLaptop  I set chromium as default, no problem
[02:09] <bazhang> MonkeyDust, he's gone
[02:09] <|Anthony|> here is the summary of my attempt at getting multiseat pulseaudio:
[02:09] <|Anthony|> http://pastebin.com/AsAjQTcy
[02:09] <|Anthony|> please review and advise
[02:09] <David7> Maksim, I believe it is the default, but I don't know if it is the best
[02:09] <Maksim> david7 but it is not the 'sun' version?
[02:09] <bazhang> !java | Maksim have a read
[02:10] <Maksim> alright
[02:10] <^fyp^> is there a lftp gui frontend for amd64 ?
[02:10] <^fyp^> i can only find one for 32 bit linux
[02:10] <^fyp^> even with my 32 bit libraries installed
[02:10] <^fyp^> wont work
[02:10] <sargennto> tomreyn, that seemd to have fixed it. thank you very much
[02:10] <^fyp^> says i need python:i386, can't install it since its apparently conflicting with python2.7
[02:11] <tomreyn> sargennto: be sure to always run "sudo apt-get update" before installing new packages
[02:11] <sargennto> tomreyn, will do tyvm. brb rebooting
[02:11] <^fyp^> its sad i need to use CrossOver to use cuteftp because no other linux ftp app will do segmented downloading
[02:11] <^fyp^> other than lftp that is
[02:11] <MonkeyDust> !brainstorm| ^fyp^
[02:12] <^fyp^> uhm...ok
[02:12] <^fyp^> MonkeyDust : what ?
[02:13] <MonkeyDust> ^fyp^  maybe someone likes the idea and picks it up
[02:13] <WeThePeople> hi is their a ffmpeg support channel?
[02:13] <^fyp^> oh right
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: nautilus can connect to FTP
[02:13] <^fyp^> it doesn't do segmented downloading
[02:13] <^fyp^> that's the main reason i want a lftp gui
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: gftp? filezilla/
[02:13] <^fyp^> nope
[02:13] <^fyp^> they dont do that
[02:14] <^fyp^> only lftp does
[02:14] <^fyp^> so i use CrossOver for cuteftp
[02:14] <^fyp^> it actually works well
[02:14] <FloodBot1> ^fyp^: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:14] <^fyp^> but i'd rather have a gui for lftp
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: seems a bit OTT for an FTP client
[02:14] <^fyp^> ok, fine
[02:14] <^fyp^> OTT ?
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: what does segmented downloading do?
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: ott = over the top
[02:15] <^fyp^> uhm no
[02:15] <^fyp^> it's quite common
[02:15] <^fyp^> cuteftp does segmented downloading/uploading since a decade
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: but how is it different to normal FTP downloading do?
[02:15] <^fyp^> and the difference is dramatic
[02:15] <^fyp^> it increases speed a lot
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: how big are  the files you are actually downloading?
[02:16] <^fyp^> https://whatbox.ca/wiki/Multi-threaded_and_Segmented_FTP
[02:16] <^fyp^> see my seedbox provider's explanation
[02:16] <tomreyn> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmented_downloading
[02:16] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: so it saves what? 20 seconds?
[02:16] <^fyp^> no
[02:16] <^fyp^> i go from 5mbps to 18mbps using segmentation
[02:16] <WeThePeople> is there a program to convert webm to avi of flv
[02:16] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: but how big are the files?
[02:16] <WeThePeople> or
[02:17] <^fyp^> they can vary
[02:17] <MonkeyDust> WeThePeople  try avconv, but it cause loss of quality
[02:17] <^fyp^> see my seedbox provider's explanation, as i'm apparently flooding, lol, your bots are more sensitive than my znc's own really sensitive flood detection
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: surprised people stll use ftp, its so inefficient
[02:17] <^fyp^> uh..
[02:18] <^fyp^> lol
[02:18] <WeThePeople> sftp?
[02:18] <MonkeyDust> WeThePeople  it's avconv -i ladygaga.avi ladygaga.flv
[02:18] <^fyp^> if you want to bring home what you used on your seedbox
[02:18] <^fyp^> it's ftp
[02:18] <^fyp^> sftp results in slower speeds
[02:18] <^fyp^> i use ftps
[02:18] <WeThePeople> monkeydust, thanks
[02:18] <^fyp^> ftp with TLS/SSL
[02:18] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: yeah, unencrypted transmission.  Could someone point me to some good beginner and advanced tutorials for shell scripting. I am looking to learn it to set up rsync with cron jobs
[02:21] <bazhang> ^fyp^, be civil
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: im just saying ftp uses 2 ports to do what it needs, so is wasteful
[02:21] <^fyp^> yeah, sure, but i call on subtle trolling when I see it bazhang
[02:21] <^fyp^> that's all
[02:21] <MonkeyDust> Vivekananda  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[02:21] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: the fact you have to manually add security to an old delapidated protocol is a sign it should not be used
[02:22] <^fyp^> and how does that help me ? your opinion is irrelevant
[02:22] <^fyp^> yes, i will have a seedbox and never bring home what i torrent
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: its not an opinion, its fact. Its not suitable, its like using telnet over the web
[02:22] <^fyp^> jsut because you think ftps is bad
[02:22] <Vivekananda> MonkeyDust. Does it go to advanced levels too?
[02:22] <MonkeyDust> Vivekananda  advanced: http://www.pixelbeat.org/cmdline.html
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: I host an SFTP and i upload to that securely using SSHFS
[02:22] <^fyp^> you're going on ignore dip---
[02:23] <^fyp^> sshfhs is still too slow
[02:23] <ActionParsnip> ^fyp^: one port, no config needed
[02:23] <bazhang> ActionParsnip, move on
[02:23] <ActionParsnip> bazhang: done
[02:24] <Nordom> A little help please, I am trying to install a PPA from here https://launchpad.net/~upubuntu-com/+archive/sdk  -----> I did this ---> http://pastie.org/4768123 <------ is this correct? Do I need do something more?
[02:25] <MonkeyDust> Vivekananda  http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
[02:26] <Vivekananda> MonkeyDust, These sources you gave me, sorry to ask, but are these really good or are these the first ones that would turn up for me in a google search too?
[02:26] <tomreyn> Nordom: you successfully added this PPA to your APT sources
[02:26] <MonkeyDust> Vivekananda  i don't use google -- 'good' depends on how skilled you are
[02:27] <bazhang> !abs | Vivekananda
[02:27] <Nordom> tomreyn: Thank you for checking, I am not sore what a APT sources is though, do I still need to install it?
[02:27] <bazhang> Vivekananda, try in #bash
[02:27] <Nordom> I am not sure*
[02:28] <morgan_> How do I remove the blue tent from flash videos with Chromium 20 / Flash 11.2
[02:28] <Vivekananda> MonkeyDust , used the wrong word, :) , I meant authentic. bazhang and ubottu , thanks and I am on it
[02:28] <tomreyn> !apt | Nordom
[02:28] <bazhang> morgan_, fullscreen flash, then disable hw acceleration
[02:29] <tomreyn> Nordom: apt sources are where software you install with these tools comes from. they define which software is available using these utilities.
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> morgan_: run:  gedit ~/.bashrc    and add:   export VDPAU_NVIDIA_NO_OVERLAY=1       save the new file and run:   source ~/.bashrc
[02:30] <tomreyn> Nordom: why did you add this PPA in the first place? usually people do this when they want to install some software which is not already available in ubuntu
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> morgan_: also run:   mkdir /etc/adobe; echo "EnableLinuxHWVideoDecode=1" | sudo tee /etc/adobe/mms.cfg > /dev/null
[02:30] <Nordom> tomreyn: its allready available?
[02:31] <morgan_> ActionParsnip, do that with what bazhang said? or just do what you say
[02:31] <Nordom> I am trying to install JDK + android SDK, no clue on either, just learned about using PPA for getting things
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> morgan_: i'd try the commands I gave. Source; http://askubuntu.com/questions/117127/flash-video-appears-blue
[02:32] <tomreyn> Nordom: so by adding a PPA, you increase the sources from which software is pulled in to your system. by adding this PPA, you are now able to install the "android-sdk" package, which i think is what you are trying to do.
[02:33] <Nordom> tomreyn: now that I pulled it, how to I install it?
[02:34] <tomreyn> Nordom: to install this package, you now want to use !Synaptic (Gnome), !Adept (KDE) or !KPackageKit (KDE) or just the shell by typing: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install android-sdk
[02:35] <Nordom> thank you I am installing it now =)
[02:35] <gerbilcabbagehai> i need to undo a permissions thing I have just done in cli. I did sudo chown username:username . /var/www ; chmod 755 . ; chmod 644 /var/www
[02:35] <L3top> doesnt kde use muon?
[02:35] <chimney> help \o.o/
[02:35] <gerbilcabbagehai> how can i fix this?
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> L3top: it can, not sure about default
[02:36] <chimney> I need help by getting my Logitech webcam running
[02:36] <morgan_> ActionParsnip, worked perfectly thank you :)
[02:36] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: which directory are you in? type: pwd
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> morgan_: np dude
[02:36] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: i am now in as sudo -s
[02:37] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: im in /var/www
[02:37] <chimney> its a logitech quickcam for notebooks it should work with the spca5xx driver, but the last tut is for hardy heron
[02:37] <L3top> ActionParsnip: on my 1204 kubu I have only muon, no adept or kpackagekit... just fyi
[02:37] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: are you still i the same directory now where you were when you ran the above comand?
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> L3top: cheers dude
[02:38] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: I am in the same one and im in there as root
[02:38] <chimney> L3top: o/
[02:38] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: im being very careful lol
[02:38] <chimney> need quickcam support
[02:39] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: maybe you are _now_, you weren't too careful when you decided to run some commands you found on some web page ;-)
[02:39] <ActionParsnip> chimney: does it work in cheese?
[02:39] <chimney> what cheese?
[02:39] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: exactly. how do i undo this?
[02:39] <chimney> cheesebooth?
[02:40] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: i'm working on it, give me a minute
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> !info cheese | chimney
[02:40] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: I was able to change the permissions to my username, so i thought i could do that to the entire directory.
[02:40] <Vivekananda> A couple of unrelated questions. I am running lucid lynx on my 6 yr old laptop. I just wanted to know if it is a good idea to upgrade to the next lts or not. I get the idea that it is not good to do it when very new coz of the bugs and issues. Is now a good time?
[02:40] <chimney> ActionParsnip: thanks I install it atm
[02:40] <maicod> how do I completely disable automounting ? the method suggested in many google results didnt disable autmounting
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> Vivekananda: lubuntu and xubuntu use fer resources then Ubuntu
[02:41] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn:
[02:41] <gerbilcabbagehai> -rw-r--r--  1 username username  208 Sep 21 14:21 index.html
[02:41] <gerbilcabbagehai> drwxr-xr-x  3 root      root      4096 Sep 20 23:59 movies
[02:41] <gerbilcabbagehai> drwxr-xr-x 58 root      root      4096 Sep 21 08:48 usb
[02:41] <FloodBot1> gerbilcabbagehai: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:41] <blackshirt> Vivekananda: that's up to your needs
[02:41] <chimney> ActionParsnip: yes it does
[02:42] <ActionParsnip> chimney: always a good sign :)
[02:42] <chimney> yeah but the javascript can't get it
[02:43] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: chown root:root /var/www ; chmod 755 /var/www
[02:43] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: can you explain what it does? what is 755?
[02:43] <Vivekananda> blackshirt, could you elaborate plz. Does the newer version solve some specific or different needs as opposed to lucid. I mean what are the specifics I should consider when deciding. I was just going for the latest and the support period for the next few yrs.
[02:44] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: this will change ownership and permission of the /var/www directory back to what they are by default.
[02:44] <wildman330> can anyone tell me what the latest version of IcedTea plugin is?
[02:44] <wilee-nilee> !info icestea
[02:44] <wilee-nilee> !info icedtea
[02:45] <gerbilcabbagehai> thank you tomreyn. how did you work it out?
[02:46] <blackshirt> Vivekananda: yes, the newer version use different environment compared to old.. and maybe need some more capable hardware..thats commonly happen.
[02:47] <blackshirt> gerbilcabbagehai: that was a numerical representation of bit permission access
[02:47] <chimney> ActionParsnip: ok how I get it working with firefox?
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> chimney: not sure I don't usewebcams. I find them creepy
[02:47] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: 755 means that the owner (indicated by the first bit) of this file system object may read, write and execute (or change into, in case of a directory) it, the owning group (indicated by the second bit) may read and execute (or changeinto) it, and everyone else (third bit) may also read and execute / change into it.
[02:48] <tomreyn> !chmod | gerbilcabbagehai
[02:48] <blackshirt> !dac
[02:48] <frankyboy> hello all... i have question about DM Disk Editor and Data Recovery Software... i've scanned ntfs partition and looking atm on found files, but there are numbers in end of filenames... like system.abe[7] or system.abe[20]
[02:48] <frankyboy> any tip what do these numbers mean?
[02:49] <gerbilcabbagehai> *gulp* is it possible to disable write permissions of root, by rooting?
[02:49] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: i looked at how permissions and ownership of the /var/www directory are set up on another ubuntu system
[02:49] <frankyboy> version of app is dmde-prof-2.4.4-lin32
[02:50] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: i don't understand what you are trying to achieve, can you explain / ask differently?
[02:51] <tomreyn> frankyboy: this is #ubuntu
[02:51] <|Anthony|> i want to run pulseaudio in system mode. http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentation/User/SystemWide
[02:51] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn:   so, if I want to use sftp/filezilla to upload files to my web server, allow view/only access to guests and other users, but I can modify the files, what permissions do I need to set to the directory?
[02:51] <|Anthony|> the groups it lists there are already created
[02:51] <blackshirt> gerbilcabbagehai: you can use more powerfull security mechanism like SELinux
[02:51] <|Anthony|> it also says to adduser --system --ingroup pulse --home /var/run/pulse pulse
[02:51] <gerbilcabbagehai> blackshirt:  hmm?
[02:52] <|Anthony|> is this an issue with ubuntu
[02:52] <frankyboy> tomreyn, atm i am on xubuntu live usb
[02:52] <|Anthony|> and if so, how should i approach this?
[02:52] <gerbilcabbagehai> !SELinux > gerbilcabbagehai
[02:52] <gerbilcabbagehai>  !SELinux | gerbilcabbagehai
[02:53] <tomreyn> "DM Disk Editor And Data Recovery" is not an official Ubuntu package
[02:53] <tomreyn> frankyboy: ^
[02:54] <frankyboy> i see...
[02:54] <frankyboy> thanks for answer... see ya :)
[02:54] <tomreyn> |Anthony|: i don't think SELinux is really what gerbilcabbagehai is looking for now
[02:54] <gerbilcabbagehai> I dont think so either
[02:54] <gerbilcabbagehai> I wouldn't know what its for
[02:55] <|Anthony|> why was that directed at me?
[02:56] <tomreyn> |Anthony|: because i'm tired and can't read properly
[02:56] <blackshirt> gerbilcabbagehai: I think you should learn basic security access mechanism on linux, that's commonly called DAC
[02:56] <|Anthony|> i'm asking questions about pulseaudio in system-wide mode
[02:56] <|Anthony|> hehe
[02:56] <|Anthony|> lol tomreyn
[02:56] <gerbilcabbagehai> but...why blackshirt?
[02:56] <gerbilcabbagehai> it's all secured, all I need to do is enable change permissions only for me.
[02:57] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: is your web server on a server you fully control, or is this a shared host, where several people host their websites on?
[02:57] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: my own. on a box behind my router/firewall
[02:58] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: im setting up a home server to serve media. i want to be able to upload to my server, without worrying about what others can modify, while still allowing them access to the files via http
[02:59] <iFlip> Is there a way to make an Apache WebDAV access drives on another computer on the same LAN
[02:59] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: you should set up a restricted user (i.e. non-root user, like "gerbilcabbagehai") on your web server. then configure your web server to load the files from your home directory.
[03:00] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: I have the first, how do i do the second?
[03:01] <jetsaredim> is there a way to clone my install onto a new hard drive?
[03:01] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: the only reason i was in root before was to repair the permission mistake i did before
[03:01] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: everything else is done under my username on the server
[03:01] <cliff_roberts> gerbilcabbagehai: if you are using sftpd as your ftp server, you can allow anonymous access with read only permissions
[03:02] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai:  place the files in e.g. /home/gerbilcabbagehai/htdocs and instruct your webserver to read them from there. how to do that exactly depends on the webserver you're using.
[03:02] <blackshirt> gerbilcabbagehai: that very basic mechanism, I think above security measure would rely on dac ...
[03:03] <gerbilcabbagehai> blackshirt: what would i look up? ubuntu dac gives me digital audio converters and not the security you are talking about
[03:03] <gerbilcabbagehai> !dac
[03:04] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: if you are using apache httpd as a web server then the easiest thing you can do is this: sudo a2enmod userdir
[03:04] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: what does that do?
[03:04] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: then create a directory below your home directory which is called public_html
[03:04] <gerbilcabbagehai> !a2enmod | gerbilcabbagehai
[03:05] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: then place any files you want to make accessible for download in this directory
[03:05] <blackshirt> gerbilcabbagehai: dac = discreatory access control
[03:05] <Braber01> Question, will sudo apt-get install girlfiend, work on my machine?
[03:06] <gerbilcabbagehai> Braber01: not unless you uninstall any previous versions
[03:06] <iFlip> Braber01 you gotta run dpkg first
[03:07] <Braber01> and could somebody write a man page for "punk rock woman"?
[03:08] <gerbilcabbagehai> Braber01: are you wanting to man up on women?
[03:08] <Braber01> yes, I think we all need a man page on women
[03:08] <Braber01> heck I need a manpage for myself
[03:08] <gerbilcabbagehai> Braber01: avoid any script containing kill bill
[03:08] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: put (very) simply, permissions set on these files do not really matter for users accessing your web server unless you have configured your webserver to run additional commands (through CGI or by means of scripting langauges or SSI) on your computer.
[03:09] <iFlip> Anyone know about Apache WebDAV accessing network drives on other machines
[03:09] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: my later plans include allowing people to upload, but not change or modify any existing file
[03:09]  * Braber01 questions why the linux mint help channel doens't have a ubuttu clone.
[03:10] <Braber01> on spotchat.
[03:10] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: i.e. as long as remote users have no way to run commands on your computer by accessing the webserver (and by default they cannot) then you don't really have to care about the file system permissions there.
[03:10] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: okay, uploading is a different matter, you'll need to be more careful there, but that's really too much to discuss here.
[03:11] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: fillazilla cannot do sudo, so I want to make those directorys to allow me access when I login via filezilla
[03:11] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: you should consult the manuals of whatever you'll use to provide the upload functionality, and take a close look on any security hints there
[03:12] <gerbilcabbagehai> I know how to upload, I just dont know what permissions I should set the directories and files of /var/www to
[03:12] <gerbilcabbagehai> I tried to do that before and nobody could access the /www file anymore
[03:12] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: if you use filezilla using the sftp protocol and authenticate as a restricted user then you will have access to your home directory already, and can place file there.
[03:13] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: so im over thinking the issue?
[03:13] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: if you additionaly configure mod_userdir then files you place in the public_html subdirectory of your home directory will become available via the webserver
[03:13] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: then there's no need to make any changes to permissions
[03:14] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: files would just need to be readable and directories both readable and executable by you
[03:15] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: if you use mod_userdir then you don't need to fiddl ewith /var/www at all
[03:15] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn:  which they are (writeable by me) in the home directory...i see. i think
[03:15] <tomreyn> https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_userdir.html
[03:16] <sargennto> Hello. Fresh 12.04 install here. Have had some problems I never had before. Cannot get my sound working.. Not getting any errors. Checked alsamixer, nothing is muted. Not sure how to fix this. Any ideas?
[03:17] <dewnix> sargennto: it wouldn't happen to be a toshiba laptop, would it?
[03:17] <sargennto> dewnix, nope. dell desktop
[03:18] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: so if your username onthe server is "gerbilcabbagehai" then you would login as this user and do this: sudo a2enmod userdir && mkdir ~/public_html && echo 'I place my files here to make them available on the web' > ~/public_html/index.html
[03:18] <scanwinder> Hi, does anybody here have experience with cluster ssh? I'm trying to connect to a number of machines in a lab and want to find a way to only need to enter the password once rather than in every window(the accounts are the same on all machines)
[03:18] <OerHeks> sargennto, did audio work before?
[03:18] <wildman330> !icedtea
[03:19] <wildman330> !info icedtea
[03:19] <dewnix> sargennto: well i don't use unity, gnome, or kde but in previous gnome versions i always had to pick the right output speakers
[03:19] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: once that's done you would have a file /home/gerbilcabbagehai/public_html/index.html which could be access via http at http://YOURSERVERIP/~gerbilcabbagehai/index.html
[03:19] <wildman330> !info icedtea-7-plugin
[03:20] <tomreyn> wildman330: you can also /query ubottu
[03:21] <tomreyn> just a hint for the future
[03:21] <wildman330> It says I have the latest version but I dont..
[03:21] <wildman330> I have both OpenJDK 6 and 7 on my system.
[03:21] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: Module userdir already enabled. I did the first a2enmod
[03:21] <wildman330> How can I get rid of 6 and just use 7?
[03:21] <RyanP> scanwinder: I use clusterssh, but I use keys.. can't you just type the password into the command box?
[03:21] <dewnix> sargennto: http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/1548/screenshotsoundpreferen.png
[03:21] <tomreyn> wildman330: uninstall openjdk 6
[03:21] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: so you have less to do
[03:22] <wildman330> tomreyn it says it is not installed.  Which package do I need to uninstall?
[03:23] <tomreyn> wildman330: how did you install it?
[03:23] <wildman330> tomreyn I know I have it because sudo update-alternatives --config java tells me I have both
[03:23] <wildman330> I dont remember how I installed it or why
[03:23] <scanwinder> RyanP: I don't seem to be getting a command box. I have been putting commands in using the -a flag, which doesn't seem to work for passwords. I just get a window for each machine
[03:23] <tomreyn> wildman330: if you don't have a package installed then that would indicate you installed it using some unsupported method.
[03:25] <wildman330> tomreyn no, I never install outside of repos
[03:25] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: im having trouble finding the address. http://<IP_ADDRESS>/~changedusername/public_html
[03:26] <RyanP> scanwinder: I just tried typing 'cssh host1 host2' and got three windows, one for each host and one for commands. You sure you're not getting that?
[03:27] <MACscr> ok, so i have my system setup to auto login at boot and i use synergy to control it. Im trying to switch to gnome shell and i logged out, but forgot now that i logged out that i dont have synergy access. I cant reboot the system as i have a few things running that i cant interrupt. How can i switch the desktop to gnome shell through an ssh contection?
[03:27] <Captain_Claw> Hi. Ubuntu 12.04 question: how do I move a particular file to another workspace?  I tried Ctrl+Alt+arrow keys but it didn't work.
[03:27] <wildman330> tomreyn I just need to know how to get Java up to the latest version because there are major security updates I need.
[03:28] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: replace the ip address by whatever you normally use to access your webserver
[03:28] <MACscr> Captain_Claw: right click on the file and move it to the other desktop
[03:28] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: that ip is what i usually use
[03:28] <Captain_Claw> MACscr: I don't get that option when I right click.  It's a PDF file.
[03:29] <raket> so.i tried ubuntu the other day. why does it take almost 35sec from boot to X ?
[03:29] <scanwinder> RyanP: Haha, I do get it, I just didn't recognise it as a command window. Thanks!
[03:29] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: i haven't set up dns, because it's behind a firewall, and only going to be visible to my own home, not accesible through net
[03:29] <RyanP> scanwinder: Good. Welcome.
[03:29] <MACscr> raket: what time would you expect?
[03:30] <raket> MACscr: 5 seconds.
[03:30] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/~changedusername/public_html/index.html doesnt work either
[03:31] <MACscr> raket: you are a fool
[03:31] <raket> why?
[03:31] <raket> whats taking so long time?
[03:31] <MACscr> because no OS boots that fast from a cold boot
[03:31] <TheLordOfTime> raket, nothing in sanity boots in 5 seconds
[03:31] <ki7rw> gerbilcabbagehai: i got the language deal working on another computer but not on my wife's
[03:31] <tomreyn> wildman330: try this: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get purge 'openjdk-.*' 'icedtea-?6-.*'
[03:32] <gerbilcabbagehai> nice ki7rw :) :(
[03:32] <raket> MACscr: so. how fast does your ubuntu machine boot from enter is pressed in grub2 till X starts?
[03:32] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: don't repeat 'public_html' in the URL
[03:32] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: so just http://<IP_ADDRESS>/~changedusername/index.html
[03:33] <gerbilcabbagehai> http://<IP_ADDRESS>/~sombody/index.html
[03:33] <ki7rw> gotta figure out why my wifes doesn't work - maybe try mv .kde4 .kde4old and then log out and back in?
[03:33] <MACscr> raket: hell if i know. I only have ubuntu running as a server
[03:33] <MACscr> about 20 to 45 seconds is reasonable
[03:33] <MACscr> er, but
[03:34] <gerbilcabbagehai> not working. I took that from filezilla modified -><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:34] <wildman330> tomreyn ok that worked.  Now what do I do to install OpenJDK 7?
[03:35] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn:  is there a problem in my apache redirect?
[03:35] <MACscr> lol
[03:36] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: i don't know your apache configuration, so i could not tell. i think you should ask for help on configuraing apache http in #httpd
[03:36] <gerbilcabbagehai> tomreyn: thanks for your help so far. :)
[03:37] <tomreyn> wildman330: sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
[03:38] <tomreyn> gerbilcabbagehai: you're welcome, good luck there
[03:38] <tomreyn> you're close
[03:39] <tomreyn> wildman330: the real issue with java browser plugins is that currently there is no secure version, all of them have vulnerabilities.
[03:40] <tomreyn> the latest one has fewer than earlier ones, though
[03:42] <wildman330> tomreyn yeah I know, I was just wondering how I got both OpenJDK 6 and 7 on my system
[03:43] <wildman330> tomreyn OK I just installed OpenJDK7 and Icedtea.  Whenever I test it on the Java test page in Chrome, the browser gives me an error "Java is out of date, do you want to run anyway"
[03:43] <tomreyn> wildman330: you can have both jdk's, and both jre's, i think you can even have oth browser plgins next to each other, but your web browsers will only use one of them, and which on e that will be will usually depend on the web browser
[03:43] <wildman330> tomreyn so is the repository java out of date or what?
[03:45] <Tohuw> I am trapped in an X session with no ability to send keyboard input. I do not wish to abort the session. I can input via mouse. What could I click to open via nautilus to perhaps regain keyboard input, or at least click to send keypresses (such as an onscreen keyboard?)
[03:45] <tomreyn> wildman330: chromium can only test the upstream version of your plugin, it cannot interpret which (security) patches may have been applied to it.
[03:46] <tomreyn> wildman330: so your java plugin could be safely patched thanks to the debian and ubuntu security teams, and chromium would still report its unsafe.
[03:46] <tomreyn> wildman330: same for firefox. in this very case, though, there is no safe version.
[03:47] <wildman330> tomreyn ok.  Well it says I have 1.7.0_07, which should be the latest version.  I dont know why Chrome disagrees
[03:49] <tomreyn> wildman330: maybe it just falsely assumes that because the installed version is vulnerable there must be a newer one which isn't
[03:49] <wildman330> tomreyn, in any case I am not worried, I use Chrome with 3 sandboxes.  I have IcedTea sandboxed with AA as well
[03:51] <__somsip> Kernel updates aren't working. I mount one drive (sda1) as / and another on /boot (sda2). Somehow sda1 has gained a /boot directory with files in. When I upgrade kernels, the files go to sda2. But when i boot, the grub menu seems to be built from sda1/boot. On live CD now. Is it just safe to rm -rf sda1/boot/* ??
[03:55] <linocisco> hi all
[03:56] <linocisco> is there any LDAP like settopbox so that windows clients can authenticate and see their designated folder and their roaming home folders?
[04:01] <lahwran> anyone know of a file manager that doesn't shit itself on large numbers of previewed files?
[04:01] <unless> How do I reduce font size at the server ?
[04:02] <lahwran> what does that mean
[04:02] <unless> I need to reduce the screen font of a Ubuntu Server prompt.
[04:03] <icedtea> lahwran: the midnight commander? or ls? :D
[04:03] <lahwran> I want something that shows previews
[04:03] <icedtea> hrm dunno
[04:06] <Vivekananda> is there a way that I can see my chat history here for ubuntu channel?
[04:07] <unless> It depends on your client, sometimes you get to activate it by hand.
[04:07] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[04:08] <maheanuu> I have a question, why would every one of my USB pen drives suddenly go "read only"?
[04:09] <unless> How do I reduce the font size from my Ubuntu Server ?
[04:09] <Vivekananda> my client is Xchat for ubntu
[04:10] <Vivekananda> tomreyn I am there but how do I locate which file to view coz there is no file named #ubuntu only
[04:10] <unless> You have to set ti on setting to activate channel log
[04:10] <tomreyn> maheanuu: i assume this could happen if your usb hub isn't providing sufficient power
[04:10] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: there is. http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/09/21/%23ubuntu.html
[04:11] <unless> there is also a button to drive you to the right dir where the logs are
[04:11] <tomreyn> unless: how are you connecting to your ubuntu server?
[04:12] <unless> tomreyn, I have a Ubuntu Server intalled
[04:12] <maheanuu> tomreyn, I was using the drive earlier and it suddenly went read only, I had 2 others here that I tried and they are read only also, I never set any that way
[04:12] <unless> installed*
[04:12] <Vivekananda> on that page I dont see my earlier dialogue in #ubuntu channel.
[04:12] <Vivekananda> Like 2 hrs earlier
[04:12] <unless> of course not
[04:12] <unless> it will activate from now on
[04:12] <maheanuu> tomreyn, I am not using a hub I am looking at them one at a time and all worked earlier
[04:13] <unless> I need to reduce font size.
[04:13] <tomreyn> unless: that'd understood, but not an answer to my question ;-) do you use ssh, putty, something else? which operating system is the computer you're connecting from running?
[04:13] <Vivekananda> tomreyn I got it thanks
[04:13] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: this internet address i posted cntains a calendar date in reverse notation.
[04:14] <tomreyn> :)
[04:14] <unless> tomreyn, I have Ubuntu Server installed on this machine. It is a server. It runs bash from starting.
[04:14] <unless> But the font is too huge, and I need it small
[04:17] <Vivekananda> tomreyn I got it thanks. The one question I ask and am confused quite often is for example I am installing abs-guide now coz I need it now but in a few days i wont and then how do I know what programs I have installed already on my laptop and also what did I install something for
[04:17] <tomreyn> maheanuu: you could check your syslog and dmesg, or just reboot your pc and see if it helps. maybe there was a small power loss which triggered this situation.or maybe your power distribution unit is failing, check the voltages on your mainboard (your bios setup screen should be able to display those, as well as lm-sensors)
[04:19] <maheanuu> tomreyn,  already checked and all are within limits and I have since went to the hub which has a 5 amp power supply feeding it and samo samo
[04:19] <tomreyn> unless: so you're physically next to this server and you have a monitor connected to it and you want to have the display size decreased on this screen?
[04:20] <unless> tomreyn, yes, well, no, I need just to reduce the font size, the rest is black.
[04:21] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: there is software-center which can tell you what's already installed, sorted into categories. there's also synaptic and a couple other package managers which could tell.
[04:21] <tomreyn> !apt | Vivekananda
[04:22] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: to get a full list of all installed packages, run "dpkg -l" in a terminal window. to inspect previously installed packages, look at /var/log/apt/history.log
[04:23] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[04:23] <tomreyn> maheanuu: i really don't know then, sound like it could be a hardware issue
[04:23] <unless> !apt unless
[04:24] <icesword> !iphone
[04:24] <unless> !apt | unless
[04:24] <Nordom> how do u install mono?
[04:24] <Vivekananda> tomreyn sofware-centre , If I understand correctly only tells me about the gui packages installed. I am looking for the non gui ones . Also is !apt  a command ?
[04:25] <tomreyn> unless: sudo apt-get install console-setup
[04:26] <morgan_> i was able to add music to my ipod with the default player rhythmbox
[04:27] <unless> tomreyn, what is that ?
[04:27] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: if you type !apt here in the chat alone on a single line, then ubottu, the friendly channel bot, will consider this a command and respond to it. it is not a common command on ubuntu's command line interface, i.e. the linux shell, though.
[04:28] <tomreyn> unless: a command which installs a package which allows you to configure your console, which is what you seem to be interested in
[04:28] <Vivekananda> !apt
[04:28] <tomreyn> !info console-setup | unless
[04:33] <Vivekananda> tomreyn alos I installed abs-guide but how do I run it on the cmd
[04:34] <vp18> does anyone have Conky?if so why it doesnt read my wifi speeds?
[04:36] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: this is a book, i don't think it is meant ot be 'run'.
[04:36] <dean_> [C
[04:36] <beejeebus> i've just installed precise on a macbook air 5,2, and i'm having trouble getting the screen brightness controls to work. looking for pointers / things i should look at to debug this
[04:36] <Vivekananda> ooo ok so how do I open it? vi abs-guide?
[04:37] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: run "dpkg -L abs-guide" to get a list of all files which were placed on your computer when this package was installed
[04:38] <Vivekananda> tomreyn I meant that if it is a book how do I go through it like a tutorial or something
[04:39] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: i have not used it before, but based on the files it contains, which are mostly html and shell skript files in an 'examples' subdirectory, you seem to be supposed to point your web browser to file:///usr/share/doc/abs-guide/html/ to get started
[04:40] <Vivekananda> oo got it. I thought vi could open html too but I guess not.
[04:40] <Vivekananda> thanks
[04:40] <tomreyn> it can open it, but it won't interpret it.
[04:46] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: have fun learning shell skripting. if i was to recommend adidtional resources, i'd point you to #bash here on freenode as well as well as the bash related pages on this wiki http://mywiki.wooledge.org/ (a great resource)
[04:49] <Vivekananda> tomreyn thanks
[04:51] <paulus68_> vp18: follow this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865
[04:53] <simplew> ubuntu alternative cd already provides AES XTS encryption?
[04:54] <BlackDalek> Hi.. does anyone here know anything about using Libre Office Base? The #libreoffice channel is alseep so cannot get any help in that channel.
[04:55] <unless> tomreyn, thank you man!
[04:56] <tomreyn> Vivekananda. unless: You're both welcome. ;-)
[04:58] <tomreyn> simplew: for dm-crypt / LUKS, you mean? i think it should, but don't quote me on that.
[04:58] <tomreyn> simplew: try running it in a virtualbox VM to find out
[04:58] <simplew> tomreyn: in 12.01 there was not XTS
[04:59] <tomreyn> simplew: you mean in january 2012?
[04:59] <simplew> the one before 12.04
[05:00] <tomreyn> simplew: ubuntu 11.10 then, yes i think so, too.
[05:00] <simplew> tomreyn: sorry but that is not true
[05:01] <simplew> i see there only AES CBC encryption
[05:01] <simplew> theres no AES XTS, and AES CBS has severall holes
[05:01] <tomreyn> simplew: hmm, that's sad.
[05:01] <simplew> mean CBC
[05:02] <tomreyn> simplew: i wouldn't call those "holes"
[05:02] <somsip> Could some who runs LAMP do a ls -ltr /var/log and paste it so I can reset permissions on some dirs I deleted. Thanks
[05:02] <simplew> whatever you wana call it
[05:02] <tomreyn> XTS has its weak spots, too
[05:03] <simplew> tomreyn: im sorry?!?, point them
[05:04] <simplew> im not even going to discuss that
[05:05] <tomreyn> simplew: well then i guess i don't need to do so either
[05:05] <tomreyn> should you change your mind, visit wikipedia
[05:06] <tomreyn> it's not always a good resource, but its good enough in this case.
[05:06] <eukreign> i'm trying to understand how drupal7 that comes from the official repository is setup and how to use it, i want to configure it with nginx instead of apache. the default configuration is for apache.
[05:07] <eukreign> drupal also gets installed into /usr/share/
[05:07] <eukreign> rather, /var/www is empty
[05:07] <eukreign> what is the process of setting up a new site?
[05:08] <eukreign> a www.foobar.com that would run on drupal
[05:08] <somsip> eukreign: much better to ask in a #drupal channel.
[05:08] <eukreign> i did, they weren't even aware that there was an official drupal package for Ubuntu
[05:09] <eukreign> and most of the guides i'm finding for drupal on ubuntu assume installing from source and directly into /var/www
[05:09] <simplew> tomreyn: you really should read this http://clemens.endorphin.org/nmihde/nmihde-A4-os.pdf
[05:09] <somsip> eukreign: you want to set up and use drupal? that seems to be the issue, rather than whether it was sourced from a ubuntu repo or not?
[05:10] <tuxmatt> hey all
[05:10] <eukreign> yes, i want to use drupal that came from official repo
[05:10] <eukreign> but with nginx and not apache
[05:11] <eukreign> and i don't understand the organization/structure of the official drupal Ubuntu package
[05:11] <eukreign> it's very different from what you get when you install from source
[05:11] <tuxmatt> what you need help with man
[05:12] <tomreyn> eukreign: it's rather common for web applications packaged for debian / ubuntu to be installed below /usr/share. it's usually discussed in the accompanying documentation (/usr/share/doc/packagename/) how this web application need to be used with various web servers. in most cases apache is assumed, but configuration for other web servers is often similar.
[05:13] <eukreign> tomreyn, thanks for that tip
[05:14] <eukreign> tomreyn, there aren't really any docs in there
[05:15] <eukreign> just something about how to build the database and that's about it
[05:15] <eukreign> and then a generic drupal readme
[05:15] <tomreyn_> simplew: so, to clarify, you read and understood this paper, right?
[05:15] <simplew> its quite clear about the CBC issues
[05:16] <tomreyn> simplew: i was thinking your plan was to point out that XTS had none
[05:18] <simplew> tomreyn: the question i psoted was about if the alternative CD was still using the old AES CBC of if had already moved or at least allow XTS usage
[05:18] <eukreign> tomreyn, everything i'm finding on installing/using Drupal basically says to extract the source tarball into /var/www/somesite.com and then setup the webserver to point there
[05:19] <eukreign> so the part i'm unclear about is how can i use the default ubuntu/debian installation structure
[05:19] <tomreyn> eukreign: then i'm afraid you will need to write the nginx configuration snippet based on the one provided for apache on your own, or search the web for how others did it.
[05:19] <Vivekananda> tomreyn so after I finish learning shell script and cron jobs I am still not sure if I will be able to set up a backup rsync system where if it does not run at a specific time it pops up an error whenever I next switch on the system or sth
[05:19] <jorgefulo> ola
[05:21] <CellTech> Do linux have a speech to text program?
[05:21] <tuxmatt> CellTech,  if they do i never heard of it
[05:22] <tuxmatt> CellTech, try to google it and see what comes up
[05:22] <CellTech> tuxmatt Yeah I was just gonna say. I'll keep searching, and if I find one. I'll come back and tell you all about it.. Thanks
[05:23] <somsip> CellTech: there are some but they tend to need piecing together from a few sources. Last time I looked anyway. DragonNS can work in wine (some versions)
[05:23] <tomreyn> Vivekananda: you will also need to read the rsync man page, and possibly something on how you make such messages pop up. but besides that, you may well be able to do so by then.
[05:23] <Vivekananda> kk thanks
[05:24] <tomreyn> tuxmatt:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TextToSpeech
[05:24] <kaio> any nfs experts ?
[05:24] <tomreyn> !ask kaio
[05:25] <tuxmatt> tomreyn,  i was atelling someone that i never heard of a text to speech software for linux
[05:25] <tomreyn> !ask | kaio
[05:25] <Vivekananda> !patience
[05:26] <tomreyn> tuxmatt: yes, so, just in case he returns and you want to tell him then, there's this web page which has some.
[05:26] <tuxmatt> kaio talking about the filesystem?
[05:26] <kaio>  i am trying to mount my 2nd drive which is /dev/sda5  mounted to /SecondDrive   when i export this and another /ubuntushare i dont see files in /SEcondDrive
[05:27] <kaio> my backend is ubuntu and client is mac
[05:28] <blackshirt> kaio, what are you trying to setup?
[05:28] <tuxmatt> kaio are you trying to put files on your linux hard disk from you mac
[05:29] <kaio> i have mythtv setup which use these drives and i have appletv and mac that access them too
[05:29] <kaio> the sharing is the problem
[05:29] <kaio> cant seem to figure out why the second drive wont show
[05:29] <kaio> i see it in showmount -e
[05:30] <tuxmatt> are you running linux or mac right now
[05:30] <kaio> but the files either dont exist of are the same as the other mount depending on what i try
[05:30] <kaio> ubuntu latest
[05:31] <tuxmatt> you trying to make a share network
[05:31] <Insomniac11> Whats the difference between "Ubuntu 12.04-LTS x64" and "ubuntu-12.04-server-amd64"?
[05:31] <kaio> mythtv is on ubuntu linux , files are in ubuntu and mac and applettv will try to access them
[05:31] <tuxmatt> Insomniac11,  a server os is def from a desktop os
[05:32] <tomreyn> Insomniac11: the first one is probably the desktop variant
[05:32] <Insomniac11> tomreyn: Should I worry about picking one over the other for running in a VDS environment and Valve Source Game servers?
[05:32] <tuxmatt>  servers do not have gui preinstalled on it so you have to download it
[05:33] <skraito> whats
[05:33] <tuxmatt> Insomniac11,  i belive i whould go with the ubuntu servers
[05:33] <tomreyn> Insomniac11: what's VDS in this context?
[05:33] <skraito> channel for ubuntu channel for socialise guys
[05:33] <skraito> hey guys do you want free music ?
[05:33] <skraito> is my album for your ubuntu
[05:34] <skraito> i am using ubuntu too now
[05:34] <unless> Insomniac11, why do you need it?
[05:34] <tuxmatt> skraito,  how
[05:34] <skraito> yes download it from http://0x71.org/Music
[05:34] <tomreyn> skraito: this is the ubuntu support channel, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:34] <tuxmatt> unless,  he wants to make a gaming server
[05:34] <skraito> thx
[05:34] <unless> ohzie, ok
[05:34] <unless> soh sorry
[05:34] <Insomniac11> tomreyn,unless: one moment
[05:34] <unless> oh5fsz, sorry
[05:37] <Insomniac11> unless: I'm using it for source servers, l4d2, CS:GO, etc. (not sure what I want yet).
[05:37] <Insomniac11> tuxmatt: VDS=Virtual Dedicated Server, this is using HVM Xen virtualization, and hyperthreaded CPU cores.
[05:37] <unless> Insomniac11, ok, great,
[05:38] <kaio> any help ?
[05:38] <tomreyn> Insomniac11: for game servers, you probably don't want a graphical interface, it's a good idea to start with ubuntu server then.
[05:38] <tuxmatt> Insomniac11,  ooo
[05:38] <Insomniac11> sorry idk why I replied to tuxmatt lol I meant tomreyn :D
[05:39] <Insomniac11> tomreyn: Okay, I will do that. Thanks for the help.
[05:39] <tuxmatt> tomreyn,  thats what i told him dont need to get gui server just a nice clean konsole one and a good one is ubuntu server edtion
[05:39] <tomreyn> Insomniac11: good luck. conult the games' documentation on how to set it up.
[05:40] <Insomniac11> tomreyn: I had a setup b4. Just jacked it up, so I'm starting over. Host offers server and LTS wasn't sure of the differences. But now I know :)
[05:40] <tomreyn> tuxmatt: cool, must have missed that
[05:40] <tomreyn> !LTS | Insomniac11
[05:40]  * skraito said guys i am searching for coder to redesign bind anyone ?
[05:40] <tuxmatt> tomreyn, hey man dont want to get out of the topic but pm me if you want
[05:41] <skraito> u can join too ubuntu
[05:41] <skraito> for a light weight dns
[05:41] <skraito> according to 0x71.org config file
[05:41] <skraito> and optimise it if you want
[05:41] <blackshirt> skraito, i don't know what you mean?
[05:41] <Insomniac11> @tomreyn I'm name my first born Precise Pangolin...
[05:41] <lng> Hi! I run into this situation for few times before and I don't really know why it's happening... Say you have MySQL installed via apt, then you decided to purge it. After that you see /etc/init.d/mysql is still there and you delete it. Finally, if you install it back /etc/init.d/mysql is not created. Why?
[05:42] <tomreyn> tuxmatt: thanks, i'm not currently interested in other chat, though. hope you don't mind.
[05:43] <tuxmatt> tomreyn,  just being friendly
[05:43] <tomreyn> tuxmatt: that's appreciated. :)
[05:43] <dextershiz> lng: it will be by the packages
[05:44] <lng> dextershiz: no, it will never be put back
[05:44] <dextershiz> pretty sure that is created by the package
[05:44] <lng> dextershiz: I has the same issue with apache and now with nginx
[05:44] <lng> that's weird
[05:44] <tomreyn> Insomniac11: i'm not sure s/he'll like that
[05:45] <tomreyn> Insomniac11: but its sure worth a try
[05:45] <tuxmatt> any one esle needs help
[05:45] <tuxmatt> else
[05:45] <tomreyn> lng: there are probably multiple packages you need to consider
[05:46] <tomreyn> lng: /etc/init.d/mysql is part of the mysql-server-5.5 package
[05:47] <lotuspsychje> howto add das home to docky?
[05:47] <lng> tomreyn: how about nginx?
[05:47] <lotuspsychje> dash home
[05:47] <tomreyn> lng: if the package you purged was a different one, say, mysql-server, then this would not affect this file.
[05:47] <lng> same version
[05:48] <lng> tomreyn: try it
[05:48] <Nordom> anyone use Mono-devel?
[05:48] <tomreyn> lng: i'm having trouble to understand what you'Re saying, can you try to speak in complete sentences, please?
[05:49] <tuxmatt> Nordom,  i run debian mint and pear linux
[05:50] <lng> tomreyn: apt-get -y install nginx && apt-get -y purge nginx &&  rm -l /etc/init.d/nginx && apt-get -y install nginx && ls -l /etc/init.d/nginx
[05:50] <tomreyn> !poll | Nordom
[05:50] <lng> tomreyn: /etc/init.d/nginx will be missing
[05:51] <Nordom> tuxmatt: I am unsure what that means, because my next question is what is Mono, I am required to use it for a guide I am using, and didn't have on on my system and had to find it, now that I got it, what is it?
[05:52] <Insomniac11> Busy /away
[05:52] <tomreyn> lng: do you mean "rm -f /etc/init.d/nginx" in the third queued command?
[05:53] <tuxmatt> Nordom,  i run linux mint and debian and pear linux no i never heard of the distro mono
[05:53] <RyanP> lng: /etc/init.d/nginx is part of nginx-common. Installing the nginx package won't install it.
[05:54] <blazemore> Just installed the new daily build and I'm liking it
[05:54] <blazemore> But I have two questions. 1) How do I configure font smoothing?
[05:54] <blazemore> 2) How do I set a different wallpaper on each monitor?
[05:54] <Nordom> no idea what is either tuxmatt,  In this guide http://ubuntu-answers.blogspot.jp/2011/11/rootunroot-android-under-ubuntu-with.html <--- they call "mono SuperOneClick.exe" to run the windows app as last command
[05:55] <tomreyn> !info mono | Nordom
[05:55] <lng> RyanP: I see!
[05:55] <jaak_> nice
[05:55] <jaak_> got in
[05:56] <Nordom> tomreyn: then what should I do in order to execute that .exe?
[05:56] <tomreyn> Nordom: sorry that wasn't too helpful ;-)
[05:56] <lng> RyanP: then how to remove package along with its dependencies?
[05:56] <lng> RyanP: I thought purge should do that
[05:59] <morteza> hi
[05:59] <RyanP> lng: Purge just removes the configuration files of that package. I think that something like; apt-get purge nginx; apt-get autoremove --purge; will do about what you want
[05:59] <morteza> when I want to login to my account , I'll logout automaticaly
[05:59] <morteza> how to slove it?
[05:59] <lng> RyanP: `apt-get purge nginx` have not removed /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
[06:00] <tuxmatt> Nordom, you run with it in wine and make sure that it is allowed to execute
[06:00] <morteza> I can't login in my account via gnome! why?
[06:01] <RyanP> lng: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf is part of nginx-common
[06:01] <lng> RyanP: ah, once again
[06:01] <tomreyn> Nordom: mono-runtime is the package you want, i think. mono is an attempt to port the windows .NET framework / runtime /development environment to POSIX systems
[06:01] <lng> RyanP: ok. thanks
[06:01] <lng> RyanP: how do you know?
[06:02] <lng> RyanP: how to quicly what is part of package?
[06:02] <RyanP> lng: I'm sure there's a different way of doing this, but I looked it up on packages.ubuntu.com. http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=nginx.conf&mode=exactfilename&suite=precise&arch=any
[06:02] <lng> RyanP: that's why I love Gentoo ;-)
[06:02] <edlang> long shot, anyone remember the propaganda wallpapers from the early 200s?
[06:02] <edlang> 2000s, even
[06:03] <RyanP> lng: Not a distro I've used.
[06:03] <lng> RyanP: heh!
[06:03] <lng> RyanP: I still have no /etc/init.d/nginx
[06:04] <lng> that's totally odd
[06:04] <bizhanMona> HI I have installed some packages on my Ubuntu/Precise 12.04. I have forgot the list of the packages that I have installed, is there any command could provide me the history of the packages installed? Tx
[06:04] <RyanP> lng: apt-get install --reinstall nginx-common
[06:04] <lng> bash: /etc/init.d/nginx: No such file or directory
[06:04] <lng> RyanP: same
[06:04] <lng> omg
[06:04] <tomreyn> RyanP: once you have it installed, you could use dpkg -S /path/to/filename
[06:05] <tomreyn> RyanP: and then there is apt-file
[06:05] <lng> RyanP: I don't want to copy it from another server
[06:06] <morteza> I can't login in my account via gnome! how to solve it?
[06:06] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: gedit /var/log/apt/history.log
[06:07] <tuxmatt-usb-driv> morteza, why cant you log into your account for what does it say
[06:07] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: thx
[06:08] <tomreyn> yw
[06:08] <morteza> tuxmatt-usb-driv: whid other user , I can. but with my user I logined but the I logout automaticaly
[06:08] <morteza> with*
[06:09] <tuxmatt> morteza,  that sounds wired you log in and it logs you out  auto
[06:09] <morteza> tumppu: yes
[06:09] <tuxmatt> morteza, you have another account
[06:10] <morteza> tuxmatt: but via terminal , I can login without any problem
[06:11] <tuxmatt> morteza,  try to reinstall the system
[06:11] <tomreyn> nah
[06:11] <morteza> tuxmatt: I have many data in that
[06:11] <tomreyn> that's too quick :)
[06:12] <tuxmatt> morteza,  i never heard of that problem man
[06:12] <edlang> http://www.michaelsmac.com/contributions/index.php?act=view&id=63
[06:13] <tomreyn> morteza: something about your window manager will have become corrupted. you mentioned gnome, which desktop do you actually use?
[06:13] <tuxmatt> morteza,  then go and buy a usb drive or portable hard disk
[06:13] <morteza> tomreyn: my desktop is awesome
[06:13] <tuxmatt> tomreyn,  thats what i was thinking to becouse it does control it
[06:13] <morteza> tuxmatt: thank you
[06:14] <tomreyn> morteza: and the other user you can login with also uses awesome?
[06:14] <sp3ck> hi, how can i modify a process to start after mounts from update-rd.d?? I tried update-rc.d nameofprocess defaults 20 89 but nothing...
[06:15] <morteza> tomreyn: now I am in gnome with root user
[06:15] <buglyjoe> morteza : I use awesome too. Could you login using another window manager and type awesome -k in a terminal
[06:15] <tuxmatt> morteza,  see the problem lays with in the window manager and you well have to log in terminal and apt-get uninstall windowmanager and apt-get install windowmanager i hope it fixes it for you if it dont you may not beable to log in again after that
[06:16] <tomreyn> morteza: i think buglyjoe can help you
[06:16] <buglyjoe> not sure yet, but I'll try
[06:16] <morteza> buglyjoe: that says : configure is ok
[06:17] <buglyjoe> which is your login manager? lightdm?
[06:17] <morteza> buglyjoe: yes
[06:17] <morteza> buglyjoe: I have gnome/ubuntu/i3/awesome desktop , but I can login with other user , but with my user I cant
[06:19] <buglyjoe> morteza : can the other user login with awesome?
[06:19] <morteza> [#ubuntu] tuxmatt:
[06:19] <tuxmatt> morteza,  what ?
[06:20] <tomreyn> buglyjoe: you were close ;)
[06:21] <buglyjoe> tomreyn : :-)
[06:23] <tomreyn> having a look at xorg.*.log and .xsession-errors might have been an option, hadn't thought of that, yet. but that'd probably been a bit too cumbersome, too.
[06:27] <buglyjoe> tomreyn : I was going to suggest to morteza to backup .config/awesome and try again
[06:28] <buglyjoe> tomreyn : although this happens to me only when I use a more complex dm like lxde or xfce (than awesome , I mean)
[06:31] <kevin_y> hello
[06:32] <kevin_y> i run through a problem with my ubuntu
[06:32] <kevin_y> I always get "Connection reset by peer"
[06:32] <kevin_y> if I connect an irc server
[06:32] <kevin_y> can anyone help me ?
[06:34] <tomreyn> buglyjoe: i didnt know where asome stores its configuration, but this would have been my general approach, too. move the WM's confguration out of the way so that a default one is used and one can (hopefully) login properly again.
[06:35] <bizhanMona> HI I have used aptitute to remove three packages (fglrx). Now I am trying to install them through dpkg -i  command,  and I get the following error:
[06:35] <bizhanMona>   Package fglrx is not configured yet.
[06:35] <bizhanMona> dpkg: error processing fglrx-amdcccle (--install):
[06:35] <bizhanMona>  dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[06:35] <bizhanMona> Errors were encountered while processing:
[06:35] <bizhanMona>  fglrx-amdcccle
[06:35] <tomreyn> kevin_y: chances are your internet service provides doesn't like you to use the IRC protocol or you are banned on the network you are trying to connect to.
[06:35] <FloodBot1> bizhanMona: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:35] <tomreyn> oh, i'm late
[06:37] <bizhanMona> the errors :http://paste.ubuntu.com/1218138/
[06:37] <bizhanMona> it seems the packages are not removed completely?
[06:37] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: dpkg doesn't resolve package dependencies for you, that's why you should use rather use apt-get in most cases.
[06:39] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: I have downloaded the packages to my local directory: when I ran this command: apt-get install fglrx-dev_8.850-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb
[06:39] <bizhanMona> I get the error that it can not locate the package.
[06:40] <Enrique> hio
[06:41] <bizhanMona> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1218144/
[06:41] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: apt-get installs packages from package repositories, and download them from there. dpkg installs packages which are at a given location on your file system. to install the fglrx-dev package (if it exists in ubuntu, i have not checked) you would run  "sudo apt-get install fglrx-dev"
[06:43] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: the fglrx packages are old on repository that is why I have downloaded and used dpkg -i to install, but then  I get error as I mentioned before.
[06:43] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: my impression is that you're in the process of breaking your package system because you're following a how.to which instructs you to carry out actions which are unsupported.
[06:44] <tomreyn> so my impression was right.
[06:44] <morteza> buglyjoe: sorry , i was disconnected
[06:45] <morteza> buglyjoe: so what should I do now?
[06:46] <bizhanMona> tomrey; I have installed those packages using dpkg -i but then I though I removed me using aptitude. The issue is those packages have not removed cleanly and I can not re-install them?
[06:46] <morteza> buglyjoe: I tested with other user on awesome desktop , that's ok
[06:46] <morteza> buglyjoe: but widh my user no :(
[06:47] <paulus68_> I run rsnapshot backupscript which is working good how can I sent a notification by mail in order to know if everything went ok or not ok
[06:50] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: you should not have installed those packages in the first place, this is not supported. use jockey-gtk ("restricted drivers") to install proprietary graphics drivers if you think you want to do this.
[06:51] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: thanks will do that, I am not familiar with jockey-gtk but will google it. thx
[06:51] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: but for now, you'll need to try to recover the mess you just got yourself into.
[06:51] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: I did dpkg -r <package name> and it seems that did it...
[06:52] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: so you were lucky, glad to hear this. :)
[06:53] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: thanks a lot for your help.
[06:55] <lynn> hi
[06:55] <tomreyn> bizhanMona: you're welcome. here's more hints in this direction (note the "not supported" hints, too): https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[06:55] <blackshirt> hi lynn
[06:56] <lynn> i just installed xubuntu,new here
[06:56] <blackshirt> lynn,no problemo
[06:56] <bizhanMona> tomreyn: thanks again, you great.
[07:01] <buglyjoe> morteza : I was in another window , sorry
[07:01] <buglyjoe> morteza : could you login using another wm and rename the .config/awesome folder to something else
[07:02] <buglyjoe> morteza : this is where awesome keeps all its settings
[07:02] <salmaan> Hi everyone
[07:03] <buglyjoe> morteza : the .config/awesome folder of the user who can't login, so you will probably need to switch to superuser
[07:05] <fidel> good morning. i am thinking about setting up a local apt mirror / or similar approaches - to offer updates to several 12.04 systems which dont have internet-access so far. my first test was using apt-mirror ...which worked great so far - but seems time & space consuming ...especially if you/your boxes just use a small amoiunt of packes out of the entire mirror you run. Now i am wondering if apt-cacher/apt-cacher-ng isnt the better way to go. What happens ...
[07:05] <fidel> ... if a linux box accesses the apt-cacher and the cacher itself has that file not available so far. will the client try to get it via its default souces then - or trigger the cacherto get it - to forwards it then to the client?
[07:07] <slackin> LONG LIVE WILLIAM CLINTON!
[07:07] <timfrost> fidel: if you have the cacher correctly configured, and the linux box configured to always fetch from the cacher, then the cacher will download the file and forward it to the client linux box.
[07:08] <tomreyn> fidel: the latter, if things work as planned. i've been trying several apt caches in the past and none really worked reliably for me. chances are this situation has improved by now. but you might as well consider to go with a generic proxy cache such as squid.
[07:08] <fidel> timfrost: ok as expected
[07:08] <fidel> tomreyn: so what approach are you using today?
[07:11] <tomreyn> fidel: nowadays i waste bandwidth
[07:11] <fidel> hrhr
[07:11] <fidel> thanks guys for the feedback
[07:12] <tomreyn> yw
[07:13] <morteza> buglyjoe: thanks you I'll check it ;)
[07:15] <notwo> hello
[07:17] <notwo> Anyone knows any free and open source tool for developing wireframes for  websites in ubuntu?
[07:34] <kenneth> hey guys
[07:34] <Guest50268> fine NickServ lol
[07:35] <Guest50268> What are ways of sharing music on ubuntu externally?
[07:36] <noskcaj> guest50268: tangerine is great as an itunes server
[07:37] <Guest50268> I have tangerine, and it uses daap
[07:37] <noskcaj> ok
[07:37] <noskcaj> mediatomb for dlna
[07:37] <Guest50268> but i don't seem to find any good daap clients on windows
[07:38] <Insomniac11> I need help with a faulty Ubuntu 12.04 Server installation, I screwed something up, I have the syslog in front of me with the last 20 lines if someone can help me. Thanks :)
[07:39] <fidel> !ask > Insomniac11
[07:39] <fidel> !details > Insomniac11
[07:41] <Insomniac11> @fidel is this a hint to re-state my question?
[07:42] <aisey> Hi, I'm new to ubuntu, it is better PlayOnLinux or Wine
[07:42] <fidel> Insomniac11: i just see that you mention you have issues - but not any detail about the issue/problem
[07:42] <timfrost> !pastebin | Insomniac11
[07:43] <Insomniac11> @fidel my apologies I didn't think it through all the way, I will type a more detailed query and pastebin it here.
[07:43] <noskcaj> aisey: wine + http://www.steamgamesonlinux.com/
[07:43] <fidel> Insomniac11: so basically - maybe i have just overseen it - you mentioned you might need help - but not anything else - which reduces your chances to actually -'get help' heavily as users inhere cant read brains ;)
[07:44] <timfrost> fidel: it is generally  better to get the bot  to respond in-channel
[07:44] <fidel> timfrost: cause?
[07:44] <fidel> timfrost: my idea behind using > is saving the others of repeating same bot-output
[07:44] <aisey> noskcaj: thank you
[07:46] <timfrost> fidel: in-channel reminds others of the message
[07:46] <fidel> hehe
[07:48] <timfrost> Insomniac11: pastebin the log, then paste the link so we can look at it, and then anybody who has a suggestion can contribute
[07:51] <timfrost> fidel: the code for ubottu restricts the frequency at which a given entry is repeated
[07:53] <AndChat382025> what about pascal
[07:53] <gordonjcp> AndChat382025: what about it?
[07:54] <AndChat382025> program
[07:54] <gordonjcp> AndChat382025: ???
[07:54] <AndChat382025> you use android?i am from china
[07:55] <llutz_> !info fpc | AndChat382025
[07:55] <souncom> hello guy
[07:55] <Insomniac11> Okay, I typed up my problem with lots of details its in this pastebin along with a link to imagebin with my syslog http://pastebin.com/frpZkMAt
[07:55] <auronandace> AndChat382025: this channel is just for ubuntu support
[07:55] <souncom> i've problem help me please
[07:55] <tuxmatt> has anyone tryed crunchband linux
[07:55] <auronandace> tuxmatt: offtopic
[07:56] <crimsonmane> crunchbang, and no i haven't
[07:56] <tuxmatt> whats the problem souncom
[07:56] <bitbuzzer> how do I change the font color in my terminal for directories (its currently an unreadable blue)?
[07:56] <souncom> i use ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[07:56] <souncom> and after pudate
[07:56] <auronandace> !enter | souncom
[07:56] <tuxmatt> bitbuzzer,  all you have to do is go to terminal
[07:56] <gordonjcp> bitbuzzer: preferences and root around until you find the colours dialogue
[07:57] <tuxmatt> and
[07:57] <souncom> extract here and compressed are missing on rigth clic menu
[07:57] <bitbuzzer> gordonjcp: wouldn't that set preferences for the current session only? I'd like to modify the default color
[07:57] <tuxmatt> click on terminal and click on resest terminal colors
[07:57] <gordonjcp> bitbuzzer: you can set it to be the default
[07:57] <souncom> ?
[07:58] <bitbuzzer> gordonjcp: thx
[07:58] <souncom> sorry i don't speak more english :(
[07:58] <auronandace> souncom: are you right clicking on an archive?
[07:59] <bitbuzzer> gordonjcp, if I were SSH'ing into another server, is there a config file to edit the colors?
[07:59] <gordonjcp> bitbuzzer: the colours are set on your local machine
[07:59] <bitbuzzer> gordonjcp, ok thanks
[07:59] <souncom> yes clic rigth on archive
[08:00] <llutz_> bitbuzzer: "man dircolors"
[08:00] <auronandace> souncom: what file?
[08:01] <souncom> zip file, i've uninstall et re install file-roller
[08:02] <auronandace> souncom: are you sure its a zip file and not a windows executional file
[08:02] <souncom> yes i'm sure
[08:02] <auronandace> souncom: whats the name of it?
[08:03] <souncom> before the udate i've not problème
[08:03] <akis> i am trying to make my usb tv device work with tvtime but although the device is recognized i am getting this message when i am running tvtime form terminal. any help or idea to fix it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1218235/
[08:03] <souncom> update**
[08:03] <codeMonkey_> Trying to do an install of ubuntu 12.04 server onto a netbook.  It gets as far as configuring apt: Retrieving file 51 of 57 and sit there.  So I press enter after 2 or 3 hours....it goes to next file and ends up erroring like 20 times shortly thereafter. This is 3rd time trying to install, each on sane hard drive, repartitioned and reformatted to ext3 each time,
[08:04] <codeMonkey_> Each copy of ubuntu was from same iso on same flash drive, but after second fail I  repartitioned and reformatted and re ran unetboot in from iso.  It worked previously on same computer for prior build
[08:04] <codeMonkey_> Any ideas?
[08:04] <souncom> H10LGN.zip   is update for blueray
[08:04] <souncom> lecteur
[08:05] <auronandace> !info p7zip | souncom
[08:06] <souncom> but my problèm is juste extract here en compressed are missing of my right clic menu
[08:06] <llutz_> akis: frequency-list=europe  and NTSC? your card seems to be PAL only... "ls -l /dev/video*" any output?
[08:06] <souncom> but i can open with file roller
[08:07] <akis> pal only yes. crw-rw----+ 1 root video 81, 0 Σεπ  21 10:26 /dev/video0
[08:07] <lenochka> hi, I have started telnetd on my ubuntu server, but for some reason I cannot find it from ps aux output..
[08:07] <lenochka> it even said the process id
[08:08] <timfrost> !info unzip | souncom
[08:08] <llutz_> akis: "groups" does it list you as member of group "video"?
[08:08] <lenochka> any ideas how could I find the proof that my telnet is running?
[08:08] <llutz_> akis: check the tvtime.config, it seem to refer to some NTSC-settings
[08:09] <llutz_> lenochka: it might use xinetd
[08:09] <akis> i gave to my user all the root privileges. and in any case i am running tvtime form terminal using sudo