[00:00] <hplc> but using "world" is overkill i mean
[00:00] <bazhang> !elementary | aasim
[00:00] <hplc> only where theres a decent win i want too compile
[00:00] <sympto2> How do I securely erase a file on an ssd?
[00:01] <xangua> "world" is overkill, a decent win i want too compile, what?
[00:02] <hplc> xangua, if apt-get installs version 1.2.3 and an apt-build COULD do better, i want to go source on that specific
[00:02] <xangua> !compile | hplc
[00:02] <B0g4r7> sympto2, delete file, fill all free space on drive with random data.
[00:03] <sympto2> B0g4r7 how do you address all free space?
[00:05] <hplc> if feel misunderstood, i try this way. How can i check my installed apps version, against the bleeding edge versions, like, compare repo with github/sourceforge
[00:05] <B0g4r7> sympto2, dd if=/dev/urandom of=junkfile.  When no more free space on disk, all has been overwritten.
[00:05] <B0g4r7> Assuming your filesystem uses the whole disk.
[00:05] <xangua> hplc: if you want to have everything "bleeding edge" maybe Ubuntu is not the distro for you
[00:05] <B0g4r7> Do this as root in case it reserves some space for root.
[00:05] <xangua> !latest
[00:06] <sympto2> No my fs doesn't fill the whole space
[00:06] <hplc> xangua, you might have a point there
[00:07] <postmodern> just did a do-release-upgrade, and now autologin is broken. I double checked the lightdm config files and everything is there.
[00:07] <B0g4r7> sympto2, I imagine you can make a temporary fs to use up that space.
[00:08] <sympto2> B0g4r7 filling up every ds should do it?
[00:08] <eikon81g> !touch
[00:09] <NegativeFlare> !es | Alkalino
[00:09] <sympto2> *fs
[00:09] <eikon81g> Hello all.. DOes anyone know if ubuntu will run on a surface??
[00:09] <B0g4r7> sympto2, I would think so, but I'm not an expert.  I once saw a video of a digital forensics guy give a talk at defcon or shmoocon on how ssds make recovering deleted data a lot more difficult than a conventional magnetic drive does due to their constantly reshuffling and erasing stuff in the background.
[00:09] <eikon81g> Or Ubuntu touch..?
[00:10] <NegativeFlare> eikon81g: Not sure, I read something about it having problems with drivers
[00:10] <eikon81g> bahh.. That sounds about right..
[00:10] <Guest64536> download Website calculator Scripting the .zip oesn't require signup http://www.websiteadverts.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=20 - i'm taking it down soon..
[00:10] <Guest64536> download Website calculator Scripting the .zip oesn't require signup http://www.websiteadverts.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=20 - i'm taking it down soon..
[00:10] <Guest64536> download Website calculator Scripting the .zip oesn't require signup http://www.websiteadverts.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=20 - i'm taking it down soon..
[00:11] <sympto2> B0g4r7 I read that but I thought ppl rely on the secure-erase function but this' also a valid way
[00:11] <eikon81g> I looked a little on google and I saw a few images of it running but I didn't see any step by step or anything..
[00:12] <B0g4r7> sympto2, I wouldn't count on secure-erase for an ssd.  Your new data will likely get written to a different block, and your original data would remain for some time.  If you write to every available block that ought to zap it I would think.
[00:12] <aasim> any one know any sick wallpapers sen the links
[00:13] <eikon81g> aasim go to interfacelift.com
[00:13] <sympto2> secure-erase is a firmware function which resets the whole disk what you meant was secure-delete?
[00:15] <sympto2> Shouldn't trim be resetting/zeroing the fresh deallocated space?
[00:16] <B0g4r7> sympto2, sounds like you know more about it than I.
[00:22] <sympto2> But thank you B0g4r7 I think I will use both methods
[00:25] <Symbiosis> Is it possible to have apt-get send dns requests through a socks proxy?
[00:26] <zykotick9> Symbiosis: not sure able "socks" specifically, but check out Acquire::http::Proxy as an apt option
[00:28] <Symbiosis> Zykotick9: In /etc/apt/apt.conf yes?
[00:28] <zykotick9> Symbiosis: yup
[00:30] <Symbiosis> Zykotick9: After that I can just run sudo apt-get update, correct?
[00:31] <zykotick9> Symbiosis: yup
[00:35] <Symbiosis> Zykotick9: Well if I try that, I get a connection failed error. If I does just Acquire::socks:proxy "socks://host:port/"; I get a could not resolve [hostname] message. Any ideas?
[00:35] <Symbiosis> do just*
[00:35] <Symbiosis> Acquire::socks::proxy*
[00:35] <zykotick9> Symbiosis: sorry, i don't have any other suggestions...  best of luck.
[00:35] <Symbiosis> Okay, thank you for trying.
[00:36] <Jumbo> Always wanted a Website Price Calculator Script like siteprice.org for your own website? Well now you can, it even have a installer. Download it without having to signup at as soon on twitter http://t.co/EN7trb5ZgL
[00:36] <histo> Symbiosis: are you sure the dns is going through the proxy?
[00:38] <ubuntu64bit> what's the channel for free chat?
[00:38] <Symbiosis> histo: I don't think it is, because otherwise it would resolve.
[00:39] <ubuntu64bit> what's the channel for ubuntu free chat?
[00:39] <arseny> i dont know
[00:40] <ubuntu64bit> ohh i forgot
[00:40] <aeon-ltd> ubuntu64bit: what do you mean? this is ubuntu support channel and it's free to use
[00:41] <knocktwice> aeon-ltd, but not for just chatting, for support.
[00:41] <ubuntu64bit> aeon-ltd: i mean channel where don't need support just random chat?
[00:41] <EriC^^> !ot
[00:41] <ubuntu64bit> thx
[00:45] <Master_Shredder>   /ignore<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:50] <Master_Shredder>  /part
[00:51] <histo> MasterOf1isaster: stop using spaces in your commands
[00:53] <simon> v
[00:54] <toan__> #help
[00:54] <eikon81g> toan__, !ubottu
[00:54] <eikon81g> !ubottu
[00:54] <sinister_delight> allo
[00:55] <vortex1409> hello
[00:55] <eikon81g> howdy
[00:56] <vortex1409> fancy IRC we have here
[00:57] <eikon81g> !off-topic
[00:57] <eikon81g> ^^^
[00:58] <gdlapple> ALGUIEN K HABLE ESPANOL
[00:59] <gdlapple> perdon se me olvidaba no mayusculas
[00:59] <gdlapple> alguien en espanol
[00:59] <eikon81g> !es
[01:00] <eikon81g> gdlapple, /join #ubuntu-es
[01:16] <Mitchell92> I have a few netbooks... one is an Atom N270, another is a VIA C7-M. I'd like to get them up and running again... both have 2GB of RAM. Will Ubuntu run smoothly on that hardware?
[01:17] <Kealga> join #jaxlug
[01:17] <Mitchell92> Me?
[01:18] <Fleet> Mitchell92: I think Kealga missed a "/" :-]
[01:18] <Mitchell92> oh ok
[01:18] <Fleet> also, have you heard of lubuntu?
[01:18] <xangua> Mitchell92: they would probably be better with Xubuntu or Lubuntu
[01:18] <Mitchell92> Okay.
[01:19] <Mitchell92> Kubuntu, would that not run well?
[01:27] <eikon81g> !lubuntu
[01:27] <eikon81g> !kubuntu
[01:27] <azizLIGHT> what pdf editor can i use to fill out forms and do some page deletion and page rotations, and combining multiple pdf files together?
[01:27] <postmodern> so i did another do-release-upgrade to 15.04, and now i boot to a blank desktop with only the ability to right click and open a terminal
[01:27] <DrewFmStateFarm> Why would a pulseaudio output stream show as having no output on pavucontrol and yet I can hear it from that device? This is preventing me from using a monitor for that device when recording.
[01:27] <eikon81g> postmodern, could you not do a fresh install?
[01:27] <postmodern> eikon81g, easier to upgrade in place
[01:27] <eikon81g> ah, well as it were you may have to anyway :\
[01:27] <eikon81g> DrewFmStateFarm, is it bluetooth?
[01:27] <DrewFmStateFarm> eikon81g, Nope. It's analog speakers.
[01:27] <postmodern> eikon81g, can't i just nuke the configuration for unity/lightdm?
[01:27] <eikon81g> hum.. I've had some audio issues in the past with bluetooth.
[01:27] <eikon81g> well you can do something else to trouble shoot first..
[01:27] <DrewFmStateFarm> What's that?
[01:27] <eikon81g> I am trying to find what I am referring to.. Google. LOL 1 sec
[01:27] <DrewFmStateFarm> :P\
[01:27] <eikon81g> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man1/pactl.1.html
[01:27] <eikon81g> i think i'd try unloading and reloading
[01:27] <eikon81g> has it ever worked properly?
[01:27] <DrewFmStateFarm> eikon81g, I've already tried restarting the daemon
[01:28] <eikon81g> yea, if not that then it may have to do with the audio sinks
[01:28] <DrewFmStateFarm> How would I go about checking that? Because it is only happening with one PA device.
[01:29] <eikon81g> pactl list
[01:30] <eikon81g> I am terrible with the commands sorry
[01:31] <eikon81g> i guess you may have to manually set the output
[01:31] <Guest77181> when using a notepad application in linux and highlighting sh script/programming code will it work fine with bash?
[01:31] <eikon81g> I believe I am in over my head already tho..
[01:32] <DrewFmStateFarm> eikon81g, The weird thing is that it is going to the correct device. It's just not showing activity in pavucontrol
[01:33] <eikon81g> on the bottom of pavu are you showing "all output devices"?
[01:33] <eikon81g> there should be a dropbox
[01:33] <DrewFmStateFarm> eikon81g, I tried that as well. No other streams show.
[01:33] <eikon81g> if maybe it's a virtual
[01:33] <eikon81g> hurm
[01:34] <DrewFmStateFarm> It's very obscure.
[01:35] <Guest28105> what is the difference between grub-install and install-grub (when types into terminal)?
[01:35] <eikon81g> I believe I am out of my league, I wish I could help more.. I had a field day not too long ago and I had that issue where the bluetooth output was not visab;e
[01:36] <DrewFmStateFarm> eikon81g, Thanks for trying. :D
[01:36] <eikon81g> No problem, best of luck friend
[01:36] <DrewFmStateFarm> Any channels to suggest? I've asked in ##linux and #pulseaudio already
[01:37] <eikon81g> umm. the guys in #xubuntu are quiet but they are talented
[01:37] <eikon81g> also xubuntu uses pules audio and pavu
[01:37] <eikon81g> I work with bluesabre and unit193
[01:37] <eikon81g> they are rockstars
[01:38] <eikon81g> may address that channel and see if unit is busy..
[01:39] <Guest28105> what is the difference between grub-install and install-grub when typed into terminal?
[01:39] <DrewFmStateFarm> Thanks.
[01:39] <eikon81g> Guest28105, what are you trying to do?
[01:39] <Guest28105> just want to know which installes grub and what the other does
[01:39] <eikon81g> no prb DrewFmStateFarm
[01:40] <eikon81g> grub should be ready to go if you are running ubuntu already..
[01:40] <eikon81g> (I thought)
[01:41] <eikon81g> grub is the bootloader you shouldn't have to mess with it too much
[01:41] <eikon81g> Are you wanting to multiboot?
[01:41] <Guest28105> as in dual boot?
[01:41] <eikon81g> right,
[01:41] <eikon81g> sorry.. brainfart
[01:42] <eikon81g> to be honest I'm good enough to be dangerous but I'd just follow a tutorial and BACKUP anything you don't want to lose..
[01:43] <Guest28105> never mind
[01:43] <Guest28105> ill figure it out mysef
[01:43] <eikon81g> good luck
[01:43] <eikon81g> lol
[01:43]  * eikon81g is away: I'm busy
[01:55] <backandforth> Question: How can I get multiple workstations -- in that, I can press ctl alt -> to get me to another set of windows.
[01:56] <OerHeks> systemsettings > appearance >behaviour, enable workspaces
[01:56] <OerHeks> and hof win key to see the shortcuts
[01:57] <OerHeks> hold*
[02:00] <IAmMe643> my computer is whacked up. I cannot boot from usb (yes it is a good usb), my icons are all gone, and I can only connect via an ethernet cord. How can I fix this?
[02:00] <rick2600> anyone had problem trying to install gcc-multilib on ubuntu 14.04 64 bit ?
[02:03] <Ben64> rick2600: nope
[02:03] <IAmMe643> my computer is whacked up. I cannot boot from usb (yes it is a good usb), my icons are all gone, and I can only connect via an ethernet cord. How can I fix this?
[02:03] <tomreyn> rick2600: i don't think i had. i fouy provided more details on these problems someone might be able to help out.
[02:04] <Ben64> rick2600: please use this channel, not PM
[02:04] <rick2600> ok ben64
[02:04] <raspman> test test
[02:04] <tomreyn> IAmMe643: what happened betwween when it worked as expected and now?
[02:04] <raspman> is this channel for ubuntu in general or ubuntu mate only
[02:04] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: no idea. I hadn't used it for a few hours.
[02:05] <Ben64> any official ubuntu flavor
[02:05] <raspman> ah i see
[02:05] <rick2600> basically it is the problem i'm getting
[02:05] <rick2600> http://pastebin.com/aFqWF3bX
[02:05] <tomreyn> IAmMe643: did you make any changes as root before you rebooted / powered it down?
[02:06] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: I came on. it would not connect to a network. rebooted, lost my window decorations and icons. Now I am in gnome (previously KDE) and I get window decorations, but most icons are gone).
[02:06] <tomreyn> IAmMe643: because that's not normal behavior, it indicated manual intervention breaking something, or a file system or hardware issue.
[02:06] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: no, no chabges as far as I rember.
[02:06] <IAmMe643> changes*
[02:06] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: what should I do?
[02:07] <tomreyn> IAmMe643: boot into recovery and do a file system check
[02:08] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: ok, what do I do after it finds a problem will it fix it? and what commands do I run?
[02:08] <Ben64> rick2600: pastebin the output of this command... "apt-cache policy g++-4.8-multilib lib32stdc++-4.8-dev libx32stdc++-4.8-dev gcc-4.8-multilib lib32gcc-4.8-dev libx32gcc-4.8-dev"
[02:08] <tomreyn> i think the whole process is available as a text UI
[02:09] <tomreyn> and, having current backups as you should, you can just agree to any modifications suggested.
[02:09] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: ok. Yeah I emeber that, but last time I booted into recovery I got a resolution messup where each line was cropped to one pixel
[02:10] <IAmMe643> remember*
[02:11] <rick2600> ben64 http://pastebin.com/SMvnjXLS
[02:11] <tomreyn> IAmMe643: if you're into grub, you can add "text" (without quotation marks) to the end of the linux line for the kernel you want to boot
[02:11] <tomreyn> that should disable GUI output and resport to text only
[02:12] <lucas-arg> hello all
[02:12] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: I barely remember grub commands. Also, I am on my machine right now.
[02:12] <Ben64> rick2600: ok, now "sudo apt-get install g++-4.8-multilib lib32stdc++-4.8-dev libx32stdc++-4.8-dev gcc-4.8-multilib lib32gcc-4.8-dev libx32gcc-4.8-dev"
[02:12] <lucas-arg> can some one hive me a hand? i cant shutdown my laptop Im on ubuntu 15.04 every time i try to shutdown it reboots
[02:13] <IAmMe643> lucas-arg: hmmm... do you have any usb devices connected?
[02:14] <lucas-arg> IAmMe643: i dont know its an ultrabook... it maight have some devide via usb i guess
[02:14] <tomreyn> IAmMe643: i'm sorry, but i have to head out, it's just too late here and i'm falling asleep. good luck finding help with it.
[02:14] <IAmMe643> tomreyn: ok. goodnight
[02:14] <tomreyn> thanks
[02:14] <IAmMe643> lucas-arg: have you plugged anything in via usb?
[02:15] <lucas-arg> IAmMe643: no but i dont know its a laptop so i maight have some device in usb mode
[02:15] <IAmMe643> lucas-arg: that does not matter.
[02:15] <IAmMe643> lucas-arg: I am not sure what is happening here. Best of luck to you though.
[02:16] <lucas-arg> i tried acpi=force like i used to do in 14.04 but its not working
[02:20] <lucas-arg> come on guys some dev here
[02:21] <rick2600> ben64 http://pastebin.com/r7jEME27
[02:28] <IAmMe643> just letting everbody know, my computer is working now. Hopefully it will keep working now.
[02:37] <rick2600> ben64 any idea?
[02:55] <MysteriousMagent> ...Is it normal that rEFInd doesn't work after installing the latest LTS release of Ubuntu?
[02:57] <postmodern> so I did a clean install (but kept /home intact) and Unity is missing the launchbar
[02:57] <postmodern> where does the unity configuration live, so that i can reset it?
[02:57] <rectum_ravaged> hello?
[02:57] <rectum_ravaged> anyone there?
[02:58] <iBurley> yep
[02:58] <MysteriousMagent> Aw, you answer to that guy but not to me?
[02:58] <pkircher> he might dont know the answer
[02:59] <pkircher> dont be that demanding .. wait its irc after all
[02:59] <MysteriousMagent> Oh okay.
[02:59] <MysteriousMagent> Sorry, I'm a bit tired.
[02:59] <MysteriousMagent> (Tired as in sleep-wise)
[02:59] <MysteriousMagent> I just installed my first Linux distro so I'm excited
[02:59] <pkircher> happens .. get a coffe
[03:00] <rectum_ravaged> i recently installed ubuntu linux, as i heard is was the best OS for aspiring C programmers
[03:00] <MysteriousMagent> I like C.
[03:00] <linuxuz3r> MysteriousMagent exercise
[03:00] <rectum_ravaged> i've installed it, but now i don't know what to do
[03:00] <MysteriousMagent> I need to download Wi-Fi drivers
[03:00] <Jack_The_Ripper> Hey everyone
[03:00] <MysteriousMagent> I think
[03:00] <rectum_ravaged> how do i go about learning C now?
[03:00] <pkircher> rectum_ravaged: google
[03:00] <pkircher> :)
[03:00] <MysteriousMagent> ^
[03:00] <rectum_ravaged> really?
[03:00] <pkircher> tutorials .. an os does not help you become a programmer
[03:00] <pkircher> no os well
[03:01] <pkircher> will*
[03:01] <pkircher> as for if its solid for dev .. sure .. but any other linux is just as good for that
[03:01] <pkircher> all you need is a gcc compiler
[03:01] <MysteriousMagent> Well, to be honest i find myself much more comfortable in a *nix enviorement
[03:01] <MysteriousMagent> (I come from OSX)
[03:01] <pkircher> im on a mac :)
[03:02] <rectum_ravaged> pkircher: where do i start with google? what should i google?
[03:02] <pkircher> but for servers .. there is nothing expect linux
[03:02] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: How hard wa sit to install?
[03:02] <pkircher> "c beginner tutorial”
[03:02] <Jack_The_Ripper> What OS is everyeone runnign here?
[03:02] <MysteriousMagent> I'm a triple booter
[03:02] <az-cam-op> i have googled and I can't find anything like my situation. I just installed ubuntu 14.04 on a dell xps 700. everytime i start up unity doesn't load correctly. you have to exit out to the terminal and restart unity and then it works fine.
[03:02] <pkircher> MysteriousMagent: im running linux quite a bit longer .. i maintain huge clusters as an op
[03:02] <pkircher> im just looming here :)
[03:03] <MysteriousMagent> Windows 7, OSX 10.10 Yosemite, Ubuntu 14.14.02
[03:03] <az-cam-op> the screen is actually there with the launcher on the side but the top menu doesn't load and the desktop image is pixelated
[03:03] <az-cam-op> any help would be appreciated
[03:03] <Jack_The_Ripper> Why tripleboot?
[03:03] <pkircher> becaus he can
[03:03] <MysteriousMagent> ^
[03:03] <pkircher> and he obv. wants to
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> It's not "Why", it's "Why Not".
[03:04] <Jack_The_Ripper> Alright then, my bad.
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> Plus, Windows 7 is easy to install
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> So I was like "Why not?"
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> OSX came pre-packaged
[03:04] <pkircher> id stay away from win if i can
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> and Linux was just curiosity, so I was like "WHy not?"
[03:04] <pkircher> but i guess you are young and still into games
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: Why?
[03:04] <pkircher> moved on last windows i used was 95
[03:04] <MysteriousMagent> Can you not be old and enjoy games?
[03:05] <MysteriousMagent> But nah, I don't use Windows at all
[03:05] <MysteriousMagent> It's there just for show
[03:05] <MysteriousMagent> (so many people joining and parting, I migiht disable notifications for that)
[03:05] <MysteriousMagent> I actually program a bit
[03:05] <az-cam-op> Ok, so no suggestions on why unity isn't loading correctly at boot?
[03:05] <MysteriousMagent> So that's why I waned to try out Linux
[03:06] <wastrel> az-cam-op: if you create a new user does it have the same problem
[03:06] <wastrel> az-cam-op: or just your main user
[03:06] <pkircher> as for programming all you need is a editor and a compiler
[03:06] <Jack_The_Ripper> I may dualboot windows 7 and ubuntu  mate, sadly i only use windows 7 to put music on my iphone
[03:06] <pkircher> you dont need linux for that
[03:06] <pkircher> works just fine on osx
[03:06] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: True. But I like Linux and OSX
[03:06] <az-cam-op> will try a new user. just weird as it is a fresh install. finished 20 minutes ago
[03:06] <MysteriousMagent> OSX is fine, but I wanted to use Linux more for the customization
[03:07] <MysteriousMagent> I wanna rice, really
[03:07] <Jack_The_Ripper> You cant customize a mac?
[03:07] <pkircher> what customisations you cant get with brew
[03:07] <pkircher> name 1
[03:07] <pkircher> i guess now the googleing starts lol
[03:07] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: Window managers.
[03:07] <pkircher> tmux
[03:07] <pkircher> screen
[03:08] <pkircher> both work just fine on osx
[03:08]  * MysteriousMagent googles tmux & screen
[03:08] <pkircher> and since you in for dev
[03:08] <pkircher> thats what you should use anyway
[03:08] <MysteriousMagent> I have no idea what those are
[03:09] <pkircher> terminal window managers :)
[03:09] <pkircher> iterm2 is great on osx as well
[03:09] <MysteriousMagent> Yeah, but do you think I only use terminals?
[03:09] <pkircher> most of the time if you dev yes
[03:09] <pkircher> you spend time in vim or emacs
[03:09] <MysteriousMagent> I'm not a vim folk
[03:09] <MysteriousMagent> I use it in a picnh
[03:09] <pkircher> well emacs then
[03:10] <MysteriousMagent> But i prefer ST3
[03:10] <MysteriousMagent> Or, depending on what I'm rpogramming in, I might use an IDE
[03:10] <pkircher> i would not trade in any editor over vim
[03:10] <MysteriousMagent> pprogramming
[03:10] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: Why? Vim is just a text editor
[03:10] <pkircher> thats where you are wong
[03:10] <pkircher> vim is a plattform
[03:10] <pkircher> modules :)
[03:10] <pkircher> vim is essentialy a full blown ide
[03:11] <MysteriousMagent> I know Vim is fantastic, but the lack of mouse really bothers me
[03:11] <MysteriousMagent> I know that I can set mouse=a, but it didn't work for me for some reason.
[03:11] <pkircher> you would not want to use a mouse
[03:11] <wastrel> having to use a mouse really bothers me
[03:11] <MysteriousMagent> Just doesn't let me use a mouse
[03:11] <wastrel> heh
[03:11] <MysteriousMagent> I like mouses
[03:11] <pkircher> a mouse destracts the flow
[03:11] <MysteriousMagent> Works in a pinch when I quickly wanna move the cursor
[03:11] <MysteriousMagent> Faster than using the keyboard for me
[03:11] <pkircher> if you need to move the hand away from your keykoard you doing it wrong
[03:11] <pkircher> shortcuts
[03:12] <pkircher> and rsi / carpel tunnel will hunt you
[03:12] <MysteriousMagent> I mean, most of my mouse use is browser use.
[03:12] <pkircher> do that for 20 years + and you know what i mean
[03:12] <MysteriousMagent> 20+ years?
[03:12] <pkircher> if i need a mouse i switch layer on the kb
[03:12] <pkircher> ya im not that young
[03:12] <MysteriousMagent> Layers? :o
[03:12] <pkircher> :)
[03:12] <pkircher> yep i programm my firmware for my kb
[03:12] <pkircher> :)
[03:12] <MysteriousMagent> Damn, I tip my non-existent hat to you
[03:12] <wastrel> az-cam-op: don't pm please
[03:13] <az-cam-op> new user account didn't work
[03:13] <pkircher> its easyer then ever today with teensy2 pcb’s
[03:13] <MysteriousMagent> I'm looking into tmux
[03:13] <MysteriousMagent> Teensy2? Why not Teensy3.1?
[03:13] <pkircher> port allignments
[03:13] <pkircher> :)
[03:13] <MysteriousMagent> To be honest I wanna get into Electronics myself
[03:13] <pkircher> and i have a few teensy 2s around ..
[03:13] <pkircher> so no need to change ..
[03:14] <pkircher> they all work wonderfull
[03:14] <MysteriousMagent> The most I've seen out of a Teensy is Rubber Ducky
[03:14] <pkircher> i moddet my kinesis advantage
[03:14] <pkircher> to use a teensy 2 as controller
[03:14] <pkircher> so i have a “mouse” in the kb if i want to use it
[03:14] <pkircher> i dont have to move my hands away
[03:15] <MysteriousMagent> Go on.
[03:15] <az-cam-op> wastrel the new user account has the same issue
[03:15] <pkircher> same stuff on the ergodox
[03:15] <MysteriousMagent> What's a "Kinesis Advantage"?
[03:15] <pkircher> google it
[03:15] <wastrel> az-cam-op: i dunno, sorry
[03:15] <MysteriousMagent> mh
[03:15] <pkircher> http://puu.sh/hXFFm/f35f95a327.png
[03:15] <MysteriousMagent> Looks like a weird keyboard
[03:15] <pkircher> thats mine :)
[03:16] <pkircher> http://puu.sh/iafXn/1c71f4f9b0.png
[03:16] <MysteriousMagent> Looks like a weird keyboard to use
[03:16] <pkircher> and thats the dox
[03:16] <pkircher> you have no idea
[03:16] <MysteriousMagent> True.
[03:16] <MysteriousMagent> Is it better?
[03:16] <pkircher> they produce that product since 15 years plus
[03:16] <pkircher> it might look weird
[03:16] <pkircher> and its bulky
[03:16] <pkircher> but its so good to your hands
[03:16] <MysteriousMagent> But it's less straining on the ends?
[03:16] <MysteriousMagent> hands*
[03:16] <MysteriousMagent> Exactly.
[03:16] <pkircher> yep its uber confy
[03:17] <MysteriousMagent> I'm on a laptop sooo
[03:17] <MysteriousMagent> no externals for me
[03:17] <pkircher> its a mechanical with mx browns
[03:17] <pkircher> if im on the lap
[03:17] <pkircher> i carry the dox around
[03:17] <pkircher> thats the second image
[03:17] <Ben64> please use #ubuntu-offtopic for chatting
[03:17] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: Speaking of keyboards, what client do you use for IRC?
[03:17] <pkircher> a  split kb
[03:17] <pkircher> :)
[03:18] <pkircher> colloquy
[03:18] <MysteriousMagent> Same.
[03:18] <MysteriousMagent> I also love WeeChat though
[03:18] <Ben64> !ot | pkircher MysteriousMagent
[03:18] <MysteriousMagent> since we're getting offtopic, let's also talk about Ubuntu
[03:18] <MysteriousMagent> I've been trying to find Networking drivers for Ubuntu
[03:18] <MysteriousMagent> For my MacBook Pro
[03:18] <MysteriousMagent> Since I'm assuming those don't come out of hte box?
[03:20] <MysteriousMagent> ...Is it important to use quotes when looking for drivers?
[03:20] <MysteriousMagent> pkircher: I take it you're on OSX; Colloquy is OSX only last time I checked.
[03:20] <Ben64> what do you mean, use quotes? normally drivers are found within the linux kernel
[03:21] <pkircher> yup
[03:21] <MysteriousMagent> Ben64: Searching on google
[03:21] <MysteriousMagent> (To be honest I have no idea what a search query for drivers would look like.)
[03:21] <Ben64> use lspci or lsusb and find the device first
[03:22] <MysteriousMagent> What device?
[03:22] <MysteriousMagent> networking chip?
[03:22] <Ben64> yep
[03:22] <MysteriousMagent> Hang on
[03:22] <MysteriousMagent> let me check
[03:32] <postmodern> so I did a fresh re-install, deleted almost every .dotfile, and when i login i get a blank desktop with no launcher
[03:34] <postmodern> also no window decorations
[03:35] <postmodern> aaah it was dconf! http://askubuntu.com/questions/616532/ubuntu-15-04-black-window-border
[03:37] <Name141> Is there a way to use streaming on video files from samba on windows machines ?
[03:37] <Name141> IE: Opening Samba shares in VLC?
[03:37] <Ben64> mount them first
[03:37] <postmodern> Name141, smb://
[03:38] <Name141> postmodern: windows knows smb:// ?
[03:38] <postmodern> Name141, or just find the host in Nautilus
[03:38] <postmodern> Name141, on windows, you should be able to access the smb server like any other share
[03:39] <Name141> postmodern: Perhaps then I need to find a Media player that knows it
[03:39] <Name141> if WinAmp can do MP3s, perhaps it can also do videos ?
[03:40] <Name141> VLC wants to download videos first
[03:40] <Name141> (unsure about MP3s yet)
[03:43] <postmodern> Name141, try MPV
[03:45] <Name141> postmodern: Must say I aint never heard of that one.  I'll see
[03:47] <Name141> postmodern: The audio on that doesn't work for downloaded youtube videos for some reason
[03:53] <Emanuel> Hello. I have Ubuntu on a ThinkPad G-41 that is running into space issues. I have an external HDD availible but no clue how to resolve the space issues. Any help will be appreciated. It's sole use is to be a CrashPlan destination and I think I configured it to use the USB drive for that
[03:56] <snkcld> which is generally more supported by ubuntu, or linux in general? hdmi or displayport?
[03:56] <Ben64> both
[03:56] <snkcld> i have 2 display connections on my laptop, and i would like to use whichever is generally more supported, or developed
[03:57] <snkcld> ok so you mean neither
[03:57] <Ben64> i mean both
[03:57] <snkcld> neither is more supported than the either makes more sense then saying both are more supported than the other
[03:57] <snkcld> anyway, thanks
[03:58] <the> hola
[03:59] <the> hola
[04:00] <Emanuel> Doing df -f shows only 383 of 36G is free on /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root but I don't know how to figure out what is using all the space/ /dev/sdb1 has 2.9T free and thats where the backups are supposed to go
[04:01] <Ben64> Emanuel: can you pastebin "df -h"
[04:01] <jzp113> hi guys how to  swap ctrl and caps lock in ubuntu and I install the tweak. it's doesn't work
[04:02] <Emanuel> Ben64, let me try
[04:03] <Emanuel> http://pastebin.com/LJsiRpB0 is the link Ben64
[04:05] <Ben64> Emanuel: i'd guess your space is taken up in /home , but to check you can use "du -h --max-depth 1" or "ncdu" or something like that
[04:08] <Emanuel> Ben64, pastebin.com/W9XcYfR2 is the new one
[04:08] <Emanuel> Looks like ./.cache and ./CrashPlan are the two biggies
[04:10] <Ben64> Emanuel: well your /home is only 235M, so its not that
[04:11] <Emanuel> Ben64, any ideas?
[04:12] <Ben64> Emanuel: check other directories. start with /
[04:14] <Emanuel> Ben64, from / issue " du -h --max-depth 1"   is that correct
[04:18] <Ben64> Emanuel: should show all the directories in /, yes
[04:20] <Emanuel> I'm getting lots of Perimission Denied Ben64 should I have used sudo?
[04:21] <Ben64> shouldn't be too big of a difference, but yeah, to read every file it would need sudo
[04:22] <Symbiosis> Can someone tell me what the ign means when you run apt-get update? You can see it on the left side of the terminal.
[04:23] <Emanuel> Ben64, seems to be timing out after 16K ./lost+foud
[04:25] <Emanuel> Ben64, never mind it was still running. Just hung up on a 1.1T folder ./media It's still running
[04:26] <Ben64> ooh, i should have told you to exclude the mounted folders
[04:26] <Emanuel> Ben64, I can abort and re-start. It may be faster because I have some other mounted folders
[04:27] <Ben64> sudo du -xh --max-depth 1
[04:31] <Emanuel> Ben64,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11617491/
[04:32] <Ben64> Emanuel: see /usr is using 32GB
[04:34] <Emanuel> Ben64, Ok ./local is using 26G
[04:35] <Emanuel> Ben64,  I see var using 28G
[04:38] <Emanuel> Ben64, Can I mov /usr/local/var to one of the external drives?
[04:38] <Ben64> i wouldn't
[04:40] <Emanuel> Ben64, It looks like the files taking up the space are from the backup program CrashPlan. I thought I configured it to store everything to one of the external drives
[04:43] <Emanuel> Ben64, I found the setting that needed to be changed
[04:53] <powersurge360> so I've got an XPS 13 with a touch screen
[04:54] <powersurge360> I'm having an issue where if I start google chrome for the first time in a session with touch, I get multi-touch gestures
[04:54] <powersurge360> if I start it via mouse for the first time in a session, no google chrome specific gestures work
[04:54] <powersurge360> it's driving me *crazy*
[04:54] <powersurge360> I also will get a 'Chrome did not shut down properly, please restore' error when I change 'modes'
[04:54] <powersurge360> anyone know how I can force chrome to always be multitouch?
[04:56] <powersurge360> anyone else experience this?
[05:15] <jzp113> hi guys how to  swap ctrl and caps lock in ubuntu and I install the tweak. it's doesn't work
[05:17] <phao> What is the command to update my ubuntu from 14.04 to 15.04?
[05:18] <bazhang> phao, not a one step process
[05:18] <lrcaballero> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:18] <bazhang> phao, need to pass through 14.10
[05:18] <phao> Ok. Thanks =)
[05:18] <bazhang> lrcaballero, dist-upgrade wont change versions
[05:19] <bazhang> !dist-upgrade
[05:20] <phao> Thanks.
[05:22] <dduarte>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER dduarte sulzmsvrmfbl
[05:22] <bazhang> dduarte, new pass time
[05:25] <dduarte> bazhang -> dang... I'd put a space when I typed =\
[05:26] <dduarte> bazhang -> pass changed, anyway... Thks
[05:26] <bazhang> :)
[05:27] <snkcld> how can i enable ubuntu to wake up from suspend when i plug in my monitor?
[05:34] <dduarte> snkcld -> Could you be more specific? Plug monitor it's like to plug a new monitor in dual head?
[05:44] <danishanish> hey guys, in a bit of a pickle here
[05:44] <danishanish> so there's a tarball that a download page links to
[05:44] <danishanish> and i have to download that from a terminal
[05:44] <danishanish> here;s the link - how do i get the tarball using terminal
[05:45] <danishanish> http://www.kaaproject.org/get-kaa/
[05:45] <danishanish> the .deb
[05:45] <danishanish> if i click it it starts the dl, but i need to do it in terminal
[05:48] <dduarte> danishanish -> curl http://www.kaaproject.org/wp-content/download/kaa-deb-0.7.0.tar.gz > kaa.tar.gz
[05:48] <dduarte> danishanish -> it helps?
[05:51] <danishanish> dduarte it gives me an ereror: -bash: kaa.tar.gz: Permission denied
 -bash: kaa.tar.gz: Permission denied
[05:51] <danishanish> Im running it sudo ofc
[05:52] <dduarte> danishanish -> Are you trying to write the tarball in which directory?
[05:52] <dduarte> danishanish -> It's strange...
[05:53] <danishanish> honestly man im a beginner to ubuntu, are there any commands i should run to tell you where its installing
[05:53] <danishanish> pwd returns / if thats any help
[05:55] <dduarte> danishanish -> ah ok... try this so: curl http://www.kaaproject.org/wp-content/download/kaa-deb-0.7.0.tar.gz > ~/kaa.tar.gz
[05:55] <danishanish> i love you
[05:55] <danishanish> works
[05:55] <danishanish> thank you so much
[05:56] <dduarte> danishanish -> Heheh, u'r welcome xp
[05:56] <dduarte> remember that, this wrote the file in ur home dir
[05:57] <danishanish> thanks man i was about to ask that XD
[05:57] <dduarte> Huheuheuh XD
[06:00] <Ben64> danishanish: don't use sudo unless necessary. it is not necessary to download a file :)
[06:00] <danishanish> oh, ok!
[06:00] <danishanish> thanks
[06:11] <jt_> Bonjour
[06:11] <lrcaballero> jt: hello
[06:12] <jt_> sympa linux ^^
[06:13] <lrcaballero> ?
[06:13] <jt_> bye bon dimanche
[06:13] <dduarte> wtf
[06:14] <lrcaballero> hahaha
[06:51] <johnmcjohnson> hi, can someone please give me some advice on creating a PGP key with passwords and keys
[06:52] <johnmcjohnson> doesn't seem to work
[06:53] <lotuspsychje> good sunday morning
[07:04] <elvis4526> Hello, I have trouble using multitouch gesture with my touchpa.d
[07:04] <elvis4526> Only the two fingers vertical scrolling is working.
[07:16] <lotuspsychje> elvis4526: did you check mouse settings for normal scrolling?
[07:18] <elvis4526> lotuspsychje: normal setting ?
[07:18] <elvis4526> Everything is checkbox are checked under Mouse & Touchpad
[07:19] <kroq-gar78> grepper, you should probably try asking #ubuntu-motu
[08:22] <PCatinean> Hello everyone, I'm about to reformat my laptop and I have noticed I do this quite often, is there a method in which I can get a selected number of libraries and create a certain directory structure after installing ubuntu?
[08:22] <PCatinean> Since I pretty much use 70% the same
[08:30] <x0g> Is there a way to use my USB Wi-Fi on my netbook after I disable internal Wi-Fi with a hardware switch? So far only options are blacklisting it's drivers because after rfkill block wlan 0 both wi-Fi's go offline. Some info: http://pastebin.com/bqn0BBqq
[08:41] <snkcld> how do i tell upower to ignore a specific device?
[08:49] <medfly> hi guys. I don't have an internet connection on a fresh install. I would like to get build-essentials and all its dependencies (at which point I could compile my driver) -- how can I download all of the packages? (the dependency tree is a bit deep)
[08:50] <OerHeks> !offline
[08:51] <medfly> thanks
[08:55] <Siilwyn> Hi people, does anybody know the keyboard shortcut for typing so called 'smart quote marks' I found this website http://smartquotesforsmartpeople.com/ but the shortcuts they provide for Ubuntu don't seem to work...
[09:05] <tpimtts> hi I want to record a video of only one application window on ubuntu 12.04 -- best suggestion for software guys?
[09:08] <lotuspsychje> !info kazam | tpimtts
[09:13] <krappiste> Hi! I encounter a problem when using cURL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11621788/, an idea?
[09:14] <lotuspsychje> krappiste: can the #curl guys help you?
[09:15] <krappiste> thanks lotus I am going ask there
[09:20] <krappiste> #apache
[09:43] <x0g> Is it possible to disable netbooks internal Wi-Fi with hardware switch without stopping the external USB Wi-Fi dongle? (So far only possible "fix" is to blacklist its driver, rkill disables both cards even if I just block internal)
[09:44] <aethersis> hello, I have a problem with nvidia propertiary driver - I have gtx 960 and when I install it, it works fine but applications using glx are not working! They say couldn't load glx and glxinfo says Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
[09:45] <aethersis> usually I was doing the following: I had to install community driver which doesn't support my GPU but in a magical way it enables going into TTY screen (ctrl alt f1)
[09:45] <aethersis> then I uninstall it, I use sudo service lightdm stop and install the nvidia propertiary
[09:46] <aethersis> and usually it worked. It somehow stopped working with glx now
[09:46] <vigilant_> :D Hello Ubuntu people! :D
[09:47] <aethersis> hi vigilant_
[09:48] <aethersis> darn I think I will reinstall everything
[09:48] <aethersis> and maybe it will help. If it doesn't then it will drive me nuts
[09:48] <vigilant_> Can I ask for help in this channel?
[09:48] <aethersis> yes, that's what it's for
[09:48] <vigilant_> awesome :)
[09:49] <vigilant_> Why do you have to reinstall everything?
[09:49] <MonkeyDust> vigilant_  start from the beginning, what brings you here ... in onde line
[09:49] <MonkeyDust> one*
[09:50] <aethersis> MonkeyDust: are you able to help with my issue?
[09:51] <MonkeyDust> aethersis  no, i'm not familiar with nvidia
[09:52] <aethersis> they should really release a driver in repos for that
[09:53] <Ben64> aethersis: that is not a supported method of installing the driver
[09:53] <aethersis> I know it is not but what else can I do
[09:53] <Ben64> you can use the xorg-edgers ppa
[09:53] <aethersis> what?
[09:53] <Ben64> https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa
[09:54] <Ben64> you need to completely remove the nvidia driver first
[09:56] <vigilant_> Ok, I have installed ubuntu 15.04 on a computer I found in a dumpster, HP p6310sc, I think it has the ATI Radeon HD 4670, because in the "about computer" it says "Gallium 0.4 on AMD RV730" Im having some graphical issues that leads me to think I might be able to find better graphical drivers somewhere than the standard ones. For example x-com enemy unknown crashes randomly and the leaders in Civ5 are all black pixels.
[09:57] <ugur> hello
[09:58] <Guest10905> hello
[10:00] <Walex> vigilant_: that may be defective hardware, the free-sw drivers are fairly reliable on not-recent cards.
[10:01] <Walex> vigilant_: however you can try the 'fglrx' legacy ones.
[10:19] <S0ulCub3> Hello! Apologies if this isn't the place to ask something like this but I am getting frustrated. Does anyone know of a reliable method of extending (not duplicating) my Ubuntu desktop unto another machine's monitor?
[10:20] <cfhowlett> S0ulCub3, correct channel ...
[10:22] <S0ulCub3> TY cfhowlett. I was following this set of instructions here but I'm uncertain how effective/feasible this still is. http://mitros.org/p/xdmx-setup.html
[10:23] <cfhowlett> S0ulCub3, someone else will probably.   I don't have the backgroud
[10:23] <S0ulCub3> No problem :)
[10:27] <vigilant_> Walex: how do I try the legacy ones?
[10:41] <oj_> my install just hangs, anyone around who might have an idea whats up?
[11:00] <jzp113> hi guys how to  swap ctrl and caps lock in ubuntu and I install the tweak. it's doesn't work https://bpaste.net/show/56d64f5ad1f7
[11:02] <lotuspsychje> jzp113: do you run ubuntu-gnome?
[11:03] <lotuspsychje> jzp113: or do you have ubuntu desktop with unity?
[11:04] <Jason_Borne> здарова ёбт
[11:04] <lotuspsychje> !ru | Jason_Borne
[11:08] <S0ulCub3> Hello! Does anyone know of a reliable method of extending (not duplicating) my Ubuntu desktop unto another machine's monitor? I was following this set of instructions here but I'm uncertain how effective/feasible this still is. http://mitros.org/p/xdmx-setup.html
[11:10] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: can xrandr not help?
[11:10] <lotuspsychje> !xrandr | S0ulCub3
[11:10] <S0ulCub3> Checking
[11:13] <jdm7dv> I'm trying to install gala any help?
[11:13] <lotuspsychje> jdm7dv: can you provide more info about your issue
[11:14] <jdm7dv> I added the elementry OS daily PPA but I have unmet dependencies
[11:14] <MonkeyDust> jdm7dv  elementary is not supported here
[11:14] <MonkeyDust> jdm7dv  neither are PPA's
[11:15] <jdm7dv> ok
[11:15] <lotuspsychje> !elementary | jdm7dv
[11:19] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: Thanks for telling me of xrandr. I still consider myself a newbie though so excuse any silly questions. Is it possible to utilize a combination of xrandr and SSL/SSH in order to make another machine's monitor act like a secondary monitor to my host machine?
[11:21] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: you want to beam out your own ubuntu desktop to a remote box over ssh?
[11:22] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: Extend not duplicate
[11:22] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: Is something like that even possible?
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: can you tell us whats the exact purpose of this?
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: what do you wanna achieve with this
[11:23] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: To have more work-space. I don't have any extra monitors. My host machine is a laptop and I have another extra laptop sitting around. My objective is to extend my host machine's desktop on the extra laptop's screen somehow for extra work-space
[11:24] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: why dont you just use the 4 desktops on your own local ubuntu system for more workspace?
[11:25] <hplc> is there any way at all to check a simple xml in terminal?, just a rudimentary grid-style kinda layout?
[11:25] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: im not sure its even possible to extend your own system over ssh..
[11:25] <fernig> Use a KVM with the other monitor and switch between laptop and the other box
[11:26] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: I see. I was following this link here and it made it out to be possible but using something called Xdmx    http://mitros.org/p/xdmx-setup.html
[11:26] <S0ulCub3> fernig: Checking what you mean
[11:27] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: how about you install ubuntu on your remote machine, and ssh X to it from your local machine?
[11:27] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: then you have 2 ubuntu boxes you can work from
[11:28] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: ubuntu already in place on remote machine :) I need to figure outhow to ssh X into it now, gimme a few
[11:28] <lotuspsychje> S0ulCub3: maybe ask the #openssh guys howto?
[11:29] <S0ulCub3> lotuspsychje: gonna try to RTFM first :P If I don't l2research by myself I won't survive long on my own
[11:30] <lotuspsychje> hplc: can this help you? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16090869/how-to-pretty-print-xml-from-the-command-line
[11:31] <hplc> lotuspsychje, thanks :)
[11:35] <Z3> Hi ! Will MIR display server be installable on Ubuntu 14.04 before the release of Ubuntu 16.04 ?
[11:35] <Z3> not only demo, a fully working version
[11:35] <MonkeyDust> !mir | Z3
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> factoid needs to be updated
[11:36] <Z3> MonkeyDust thank you ! :)
[11:38] <Z3> MonkeyDust if I install it today, can I watch movies or play 3d games or it's very soon for that?
[11:38] <lotuspsychje> Z3: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/?s=convergence
[11:39] <Z3> lotuspsychje good news! thank you! :)
[11:48] <BluesKaj> Good Day folks
[11:58] <saladin442> anyone know how to make pidgin display it's chat in a seperate window instead of in tabbs?
[12:00] <lotuspsychje> saladin442: maybe the #pidgin channel knows?
[12:00] <Spass> @saladin442 I have that option in Pidgin Preferences -> Interface
[12:00] <kokut> Hello, i just connected the cheapest speakers i could get my hands on and they sound really high pitched and i was wondering if there is any way to put more bass into it? like a built in EQ or something?
[12:03] <Johnny_Linux> base wont help cheap
[12:09] <Samul`> I noticed ubuntu 15 was really unstable some minutes ago, things kept crashing and not working properly, so I decided to reboot. my laptop has an ssd and the reboot process usually only takes less than 10 seconds. this time I had to turn it off manually because it was taking more than 1 minute. when I turned it on, in the boot screen some lineas appeared. I hadn't enough time to read them all
[12:10] <Samul`> but they read something like "cpu ... package above threshold"
[12:10] <Samul`> what may have happened?
[12:14] <ikonia> pretty much impossible to tell what happened from that explination
[12:14] <Samul`> yet it happens often
[12:14] <Samul`> very often
[12:14] <Samul`> even though I never run out of ram
[12:15] <ikonia> what do you mean you never run out of ram ?
[12:17] <Samul`> you know, sometimes crashes are caused by keeping too many programs open at the same time
[12:17] <Samul`> and sometimes when you are out of usable ram, your OS crashes
[12:17] <Samul`> (if swap isn't enough either)
[12:17] <Samul`> but I checked my free ram before rebooting and I was only using 3 gb out of 8 gb
[12:18] <Samul`> so the crash must have been cause by something else
[12:18] <Samul`> *caused
[12:18] <ioria> overheating ?
[12:18] <ikonia> what do you mean "the crash"
[12:18] <ikonia> you've not said it's crashed
[12:18] <Samul`> the computer wasn't able to reboot
[12:19] <Samul`> it got stuck in the rebooting screen
[12:19] <Samul`> and I wanted to reboot it because things were becoming unstable
[12:19] <Samul`> audacity couldn't work
[12:19] <ikonia> "wouldn't work" - you need to be specific
[12:19] <ikonia> "things become unstable" what do you mean
[12:19] <Samul`> okay so
[12:19] <Samul`> these are the programs I was using:
[12:20] <Samul`> qjackctl, ardour, audacity
[12:20] <Samul`> I closed ardour, and tried to close jack as well
[12:20] <Samul`> it crashed
[12:20] <ikonia> define crash please
[12:20] <Samul`> by crash I just mean that I had to forcebly close it
[12:20] <Samul`> the window went gray
[12:20] <ikonia> so the process hung
[12:20] <Samul`> "program is not respoding"
[12:20] <ikonia> and the window wouldn't response
[12:20] <Samul`> yeah
[12:21] <Samul`> after forcibily closing it, I imported an audio file into audacity
[12:21] <Samul`> I pressed the play button, and, you know, it's a bit hard to describe it
[12:21] <Samul`> the button looked like it was being pressed (the icon had a shadow meaning you are pressing it)
[12:22] <ikonia> ok, so lets step back to the basics a little
[12:22] <Chetic> why on earth is it so hard to add a program to the unity launcher?
[12:22] <ikonia> is this a desktop or a laptop
[12:22] <Samul`> laptop
[12:22] <ikonia> what make/model
[12:22] <Samul`> samsung rc-530
[12:22] <Samul`> I didn't change any piece of hw other than the hdd, which I replaced with a samsung 520 gb ssd
[12:23] <Samul`> (I believe it's 520 gb, something like that)
[12:23] <ikonia> ok
[12:23] <ikonia> and you're running standard ubuntu 15.04 ?
[12:24] <Samul`> yes
[12:24] <Samul`> the 64 bit edition
[12:24] <Samul`> I'm using the default unity DE
[12:24] <ikonia> Samul`: ok, could you do the following for me, open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get update" and put the output in a pastebin please.
[12:24] <Samul`> okay
[12:25] <Samul`> hmm, looks like I will have to change system language to english
[12:25] <Samul`> since the output is in italian
[12:25] <ikonia> thats ok
[12:25] <ikonia> don't bother, - just post the output please.
[12:25] <Samul`> k
[12:26] <no_gravity> How do you check in which ubuntu version a program was introduced?
[12:26] <ikonia> packages.ubuntu.com
[12:26] <Samul`> here it is http://pastebin.com/Rj5USHT6
[12:26] <no_gravity> ikonia: and then?
[12:27] <Samul`> there are a few errors
[12:27] <Samul`> that may be because I added extra ppa in order to download a package
[12:27] <ikonia> no_gravity: use the site
[12:28] <Guest14408> hello
[12:28] <ikonia> Samul`: ok - so I see you're got dropbox which isn't a big deal, but it looks like you've added audio software from 3rd party PPA's
[12:28] <Samul`> yes
[12:28] <Guest14408> i have a problem with an old brother dcp-8020 (laser printer/scanner).
[12:29] <ikonia> Samul`: so PPA's are not supported, they come from untrusuted 3rd party people who may make great packages, may make terrible packages - we just don't know
[12:29] <ikonia> Samul`: you're using audio software and it's crashing - and you've taken audio software from a 3rd party, see the link ?
[12:29] <Samul`> no, the piece of audio software I was having troubles with is not from third party ppas
[12:30] <Samul`> but it is not a problem for me to delete the one from 3rd party ppa if needed
[12:30] <ikonia> no, but you've installed 3rd party software which may update core lilbrary dependencies
[12:30] <Samul`> how can I get rid of it safely?
[12:30] <ikonia> Samul`: my first suggestion to you would be (if possible) do a clean install of ubuntu 15.004
[12:30] <ikonia> use it for a while - see if it's stable on it's own
[12:30] <ikonia> before adding anything
[12:30] <Guest14408> i have installed the original driver from brother, it's outdated. Then i tried to deinstall it -> failed because of dependencies of the uninstall script.
[12:30] <Guest14408> Finally, i found a manual in the ubuntuusers.de-wiki and installed brother-cups-wrapper-laser1.
[12:30] <Guest14408> now, printing works but the first try always leads to printing an error message, second try works. additional, the transfer to the printer is extremely slow
[12:31] <Samul`> unfortunately that isn't an option, for some reasons
[12:31] <ikonia> Samul`: why not ?
[12:31] <Samul`> I'm not allowed to do so
[12:31] <ikonia> why not ?
[12:31] <Samul`> this computer doesn't only belong to me
[12:31] <Samul`> and I was told not to install any other os
[12:31] <Guest14408> 1 A4-sheet with texts needs ~30 seconds, 1 A4-sheet with graphics and so on needs >=10 Minutes
[12:32] <ikonia> Samul`: then  talk tot he owner and explain ubuntu is not working
[12:32] <Samul`> isn't just there a way to fix it keeping the os kind of as-it-is-now?
[12:32] <ikonia> you don't know what the problem is
[12:32] <Samul`> I mean, can't I just delete the ppa and get rid of the 3rd party software and see if something changes?
[12:32] <ikonia> and you don't know what's been changed as part of the packages you've installed from 3rd parties
[12:32] <ikonia> Samul`: no,
[12:33] <Samul`> just over curiosity, why not?
[12:33] <ikonia> for the reasons I said aboe
[12:33] <ikonia> above
[12:34] <Samul`> the matter is that recently I've noticed that some software which have no bound whatsoever with audio tools fail too
[12:34] <Samul`> firefox has been crashing a lot yesterday
[12:34] <Samul`> (the same way I descrived above)
[12:39] <Samul`> okay let's move onto another problem
[12:40] <Samul`> I have a custom keyboard layout that I made with xmodmap
[12:40] <Samul`> I've added a on-start command which should load the layout
[12:40] <Samul`> (xmodmap .Xmodmap)
[12:40] <Samul`> but it doesn't work
[12:40] <soul> I have had to install another version of ubuntu alongside the present preinstalled version 12.04.1.Due to some reasons I'm unable to login through the preinstalled OS.Now my system is on dual boot and I want my data to be readable from the newly installed OS tohave the backup
[12:40] <Samul`> how can I get my layout loaded on boot?
[12:40] <soul> Is there any way to do so?
[12:41] <ikonia> soul: why do you need to install a version alongside an existing version ?
[12:41] <ikonia> this will add some complications
[12:42] <soul> the system was showing a blank screen and the issue couldnt be resolved for a long time!
[12:42] <soul> *since a long time
[12:42] <ikonia> don't understand why you needed to install another version
[12:42] <ikonia> either backup data and re-install, or fix problem
[12:46] <somsip> Samul`: xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap make any difference?
[12:46] <Guest14408> what could be the problem if transfer to a printer via usb is extremly slow?
[12:46] <soul> Whenever I try to install some 32 Bit libs on my OS for some apps it approaches that type of issues I'm not completely aware of details but it jsut shows a blank screen on reboot after a logo of ubuntu.
[12:46] <Samul`> never tried it somsip
[12:46] <Samul`> I will try as soon as I have to reboot my computer
[12:47] <Samul`> I'll soon let you know if it works
[12:54] <Guest14408> i've installed brother-cups-wrapper-laser1 for a brother dcp-8020. Printing works, but transfer via usb is extremely slow. What could be the problem?
[12:56] <brainwash> Guest14408: bad driver or badly written cups-wrapper-whatsoever
[12:59] <soul> I wanna uninstall a version of ubuntu OS from my system. My system is on dual boot .Any way to do so?
[12:59] <cfhowlett> soul, boot a live ubuntu USB.  delete the ubuntu partitions.  reinstall your remaining OS bootloader
[12:59] <k1l> soul: erase the partitions from ubuntu and insert a windows cd do reinstall the windows bootloader
[13:02] <soul> I'm not able to login into that OS. I want backup of system. Any method for that?
[13:02] <Guest62365> Hi
[13:03] <cfhowlett> soul, what is your other OS?
[13:03] <soul> thats an another version of ubuntu
[13:04] <cfhowlett> soul, delete the ubuntu partition you don't want, reinstall grub
[13:08] <ikonia> soul: make tthis easier - backup your data to a disk
[13:08] <ikonia> soul: delete both versions, do a clean install, put your data back from the external disk
[13:08] <ikonia> soul: from what you're saying, you're going to have problems doing it any other way
[13:08] <qytkfsabkas> >:o
[13:08] <Guest83970> hi
[13:09] <cfhowlett> ikonia, I gotta ask ... why would deleting OS #2 and reinstalling fail?
[13:09] <qytkfsabkas> hello
[13:09] <cfhowlett> ikonia, reinstalling grub
[13:09] <Guest83970> hi how are you
[13:09] <qytkfsabkas> i am fine and you?
[13:09] <Guest83970> i am fine too thank you
[13:10] <soul> but how to backup when i'm unable to login into that OS and the contents are unreadable from the antoher version?
[13:10] <qytkfsabkas> what are they talking about?
[13:10] <Guest83970> shit
[13:10] <cfhowlett> qytkfsabkas, Guest8370 no profanity.
[13:10] <qytkfsabkas> holly cow..
[13:11] <Guest83970> i like troll
[13:11] <cfhowlett> Guest8370, troll elsewhere.
[13:13] <irgendwer4711> hi, all my initrds are not gzipped anymore. this is strange.
[13:19] <Rotwang> Hi
[13:19] <Rotwang> I'm trying to play .rm file on ubuntu 14.04
[13:19] <irgendwer4711> I think, update-initramfs is ignoring compression settings.
[13:19] <Rotwang> but to no avail
[13:20] <cfhowlett> Rotwang, sudo apt-get update ubuntu-restricted-extras && sudo apt-get install vlc          if the former fails the latter usually plays anything codec you throw t it
[13:26] <ikonia> cfhowlett: beause of the mess he's making maintaining one OS, manually re-applying grub to point at the right partitions etc, it's just a mess
[13:26] <cfhowlett> ikonia, got it.  your solution makes perfect sense then
[13:27] <ikonia> nothing technically wrong with what you are saying, quite the opposite
[13:29] <vigilant_> Ok, I have installed ubuntu 15.04 on a computer I found in a dumpster, HP p6310sc, I think it has the ATI Radeon HD 4670, because in the "about computer" it says "Gallium 0.4 on AMD RV730" Im having some graphical issues that leads me to think I might be able to find better graphical drivers somewhere than the standard ones. For example x-com enemy unknown crashes randomly and the leaders in Civ5 are all black pixels. How do I install
[13:29] <vigilant_>  the best drivers for this card in ubuntu 15.04?
[13:29] <jeeves_moss> can I move my /home folder to another partition without having to boot into a live CD?
[13:30] <lotuspsychje> vigilant_: best driver is the one working best for your system
[13:30] <cfhowlett> jeeves_moss, not safely
[13:30] <vigilant_> lotuspsychje: Yes, thats the one Im looking for :P
[13:30] <ikonia> vigilant_: why do you think you can find a better driver if you don't even know how to install a driver ?
[13:30] <ikonia> vigilant_: have you checked the compatability of the card with the ubuntu version you're using ? AMD drop compataility in later versions of drivers
[13:30] <jeeves_moss> cfhowlett, I was thinking of editing the fstab to point to the new partition, then rebooting to apply the changes
[13:31] <cfhowlett> !home | jeeves_moss, OR you could boot a USB and do it safely as recommended??
[13:31] <Samul`> why cannot I control volume with fn + right/left arrow?
[13:31] <Samul`> I could until 2 minutes ago
[13:31] <vigilant_> Ikonia: I think its too old yeah
[13:31] <lotuspsychje> vigilant_: maybe try 14.04 for better performance?
[13:31] <avenger> My screen resolution is cut using ubuntu studio
[13:31] <ikonia> again check the compataility against versions before doing anything
[13:31] <cfhowlett> vigilant_, old hardware?  lubuntu/xubuntu
[13:31] <ikonia> or you're just wasting your time
[13:32] <jeeves_moss> cfhowlett, this is a brand new install on my netbook, so there's nothing important there.
[13:32] <ikonia> cfhowlett: that won't help the AMD lack of support if it's been dropped
[13:32] <vigilant_> hmm
[13:32] <vigilant_> 14:04 might help?
[13:32] <lotuspsychje> vigilant_: worth a try for sure
[13:32] <russell_spiller> exit
[13:33] <vigilant_> I will try that then thanks :)
[13:33] <lotuspsychje> vigilant_: dont forget enable internet + updates at setup
[13:33] <avenger> Screen borders are  cu Need helpt,
[13:33] <vigilant_> ok
[13:33] <ikonia> no it's not worth a try
[13:34] <ikonia> it's just a random thing to do and a possible waste of time
[13:34] <ikonia> check what versions of the drivers are compatible with your card and what versions of ubuntu ship with them
[13:34] <jeeves_moss> cfhowlett, I just have to get the home dir moved, and e-mail set up,and we're golden!
[13:34] <vigilant_> ikonia: how do I do that?
[13:35] <ikonia> look on the amd site for card compatability list with the drivers
[13:35] <vigilant_> oki
[13:36] <vigilant_> I got some nvidia 500 mb cards too lying about, might just put one of those in, why do people buy amd when they dont suppor the cards?
[13:37] <ikonia> they do support their cards
[13:37] <ikonia> just not on bleeding edge
[13:37] <ikonia> they retire dead models
[13:37] <vigilant_> ikonia: could I do this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1444738
[13:38] <PCatinean> Hey guys
[13:38] <ikonia> vigilant_: look at that - it's from 2010 - it's 5 years old
[13:38] <ikonia> vigilant_: again - what do you expect to happen if your card support has been dropped
[13:38] <PCatinean> Does anyone have a suggestion regarding a post-install script so when I format my notebook I don't re-do the same things I do every time (install a number of libraries, mount my drive to hdd caddy, add some configuration to synaptics conf etc)
[13:39] <ikonia> I don't understand why you won't spend 10 minutes checking this out before looking for ways to configure it
[13:39] <ikonia> PCatinean: what do you mean ?
[13:40] <tim`> hrmmm i keep having my wireless go out with a BCM4360 wifi adapter on 15.04 --- when i disable and then enable wireless via network manager everything is happy again :{ wtf?
[13:40] <PCatinean> ikonia, I find myself formatting my notebook every 5 months or so and every time I do that I go through a series of configurations every time such as: 1.Enable multi desktop 2. Mount my hdd-caddy 3.Install about 30 libraries 4. Install X number of programs and other configurations to linux every time
[13:41] <PCatinean> I wondered if there is a method in which I can automate this, maybe a bash script or if there's something more advanced idk
[13:41] <PCatinean> I thought this would be the best place to ask
[13:41] <vigilant_> ikonia: ahh it wont work to install any non-propierity driver because they would only work in old ubuntu?
[13:43] <vigilant_> Ikonia: on the radeon driver page it says "fully supported" :D
[13:43] <vigilant_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver - HD 4650
[13:45] <rathi123> hello everyone
[13:46] <rathi123> can someone help me setting up xchat on my laptop..??
[13:46] <maniac> hi
[13:46] <rathi123> its not connecting to any channel
[13:47] <vigilant_> this is a channel Rathil
[13:47] <cfhowlett> rathi123, xchat is abandoneware.  hexchat is the suggested alternative
[13:47] <maniac> can someone help me ?
[13:47] <rathi123> but i am logging in with internet client
[13:47] <rathi123> not xchat
[13:48] <savino_> https://kiwiirc.com/client
[13:48] <maniac> cfhowlett
[13:48] <cfhowlett> !ask | maniac
[13:49] <maniac> I want to install on Ubuntu 11.04, libssh-0.1
[13:49] <maniac> statically
[13:49] <lotuspsychje> !eol | maniac
[13:50] <cfhowlett> maniac, install a supported OS
[13:50] <savino_> for what not try weechat
[13:50] <savino_> apt-get install weechat
[13:50] <ikonia> PCatinean: pre-seed install, or a bash script
[13:50] <tuocuggino> !channel
[13:50]  * PCatinean googles
[13:50] <rathi123> @savino its another irc channel
[13:51] <savino_> hmm
[13:51] <rathi123> i would like to setup xchat on laptop, its not connecting to any channel
[13:51] <ikonia> rathi123: what's stopping you ?
[13:52] <soul> rathi123 : Are you from
[13:52] <maniac> /root/libssh-0.1/libssh/options.c:126: warning: Using 'getpwent' in statically linked applications requires at runtime the shared libraries from the glibc version used for linking
[13:52] <soul> iit
[13:52] <rathi123> its just showing connecting to freenode and nothing happens
[13:52] <soul> ??
[13:52] <rathi123> @soul yes
[13:52] <PCatinean> ikonia, isn't pre-seed during installation not post-installation?
[13:52] <soul> Bombay ?
[13:52] <rathi123> yes
[13:53] <ikonia> PCatinean: yes, but there are finish sections to the install
[13:53] <zykotick9> PCatinean: i'd recommend the bash script route... but YMMV
[13:53] <pavlos> rathi123, since it connected to freenode, can you give the command /join #ubuntu
[13:53] <ikonia> it's not
[13:53] <ikonia> it says "connecting"
[13:54] <pavlos> oh ...
[13:54] <ikonia> rathi123: what version of ubuntu are you using
[13:54] <ikonia> (on the machine in question)
[13:54] <rathi123> 14.04
[13:54] <PCatinean> Then bash script it is, now to see how to make one
[13:54] <PCatinean> Or I will make it as I install the features on the fresh install
[13:54] <ikonia> rathi123: can you browse the internet on that machine with a web browser ?
[13:54] <rathi123> yes of course
[13:54] <PCatinean> How do I automate for example installing postgresql which asks a username and all that? or it doesn't if I recall
[13:55] <ikonia> PCatinean: answer files
[13:55] <rathi123> that is how i connected to this channel using a web irc client
[13:56] <ikonia> rathi123: ok can you hit www.freenode.net in a browser ?
[13:56] <zykotick9> PCatinean: personally, i wouldn't bother trying to automate responses... when you run the script, you'll be prompted.  _IF_ you want a 100% automated process, then maybe digging into preseed is the way to go (expect an uphill battle)
[13:57] <rathi123> @ikonia : i can connect to freenode using web but i would like to setup xchat on my computer as well
[13:58] <ikonia> rathi123: I understand that, I'm just checking if you had valid dns resolution for freenode
[13:58] <ikonia> rathi123: you need to look at the details of the freenode connection
[13:58] <ikonia> rathi123: what hostname is it connecting to, what port is it connecting to
[13:59] <PCatinean> Then regular bash it is
[13:59] <rathi123> ikonia : port is 8001
[14:00] <rathi123> * Connecting to chat.freenode.net (<IP_ADDRESS>) port 8001...
[14:00] <timg__> hi, nautilus is using paths like file://, apf:// is there a smart way to access these paths using bash scripts?
[14:01] <ikonia> rathi123: that host is available
[14:01] <ikonia> rathi123: so someting is blocking you getting out, or the response back in
[14:01] <brontosaurusrex> rathi123: what does : curl irc.freenode.net:8000 says?
[14:02] <rathi123> ikona : it is not giving any output,
[14:03] <ikonia> is it connecting or not
[14:04] <rathi123> there is no output... just nothing
[14:04] <ikonia> so it's not connecting
[14:04] <ikonia> something is blocking you getting out, or the response back from the get out
[14:04] <rathi123> i typed curl irc.freenode.net:8000 in terminal...is that right
[14:05] <brontosaurusrex> rathi123: i get something like http://paste.debian.net/plain/208870
[14:06] <rathi123> ikonia : ino, i dont get anything like that
[14:06] <uuuuuuu> Hey. So I have 13.10 and I started getting 404 when trying to install something. Is there any way to be able to install stuff without reinstalling or breaking everything?
[14:07] <rathi123> ikonia : how to check or set the hostname
[14:07] <cfhowlett> uuuuuuu, of course.  13.10 is very much dead and end of life.  upgrade to a supported version
[14:07] <cfhowlett> !13.10 | uuuuuuu
[14:08] <uuuuuuu> so just swap the stuff in /etc/apt/sources.list.d?
[14:08] <cfhowlett> !eolupgrade | uuuuuuu the less painful method is to clean install
[14:11] <MonkeyDust> uuuuuuu  backup and fresh install is the easiest and cleanest method
[14:15] <Apteryx> Could anyone recommend a proper channel to ask a domain name (web hosting) question?
[14:15] <engblom> On a virtual machine I added one NIC more and eth1 appeared in /proc/net/dev. Still the very same file I have used on other hosts placed in /etc/network/interfaced.d/eth1.if seem to not be accepted. "ifup eth1" gives: "Ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1."
[14:15] <engblom> What could be wrong?
[14:15] <Apteryx> not so much web as any kind of hosting. I have questions about CNAME alias and such matters.
[14:16] <engblom> The very same file was used on a Debian system just a few minutes ago. I am migrating from Debian to Ubuntu
[14:17] <engblom> The content of /etc/network/interfaces.d/eth1.if: http://pastebin.com/YFNnprc9
[14:22] <MysteriousMagent> Heya!
[14:23] <MysteriousMagent> Anybody here?
[14:23] <pavlos> MysteriousMagent, 1772 users
[14:24] <MysteriousMagent> Maybe they were AFK.
[14:24] <MysteriousMagent> All of them.
[14:24] <MysteriousMagent> Anyways, I need to download some drivers for my Wi-Fi card, as I said earlier.
[14:24] <MysteriousMagent> I found a pretty generic solution on the internet, but of course it requires a collection
[14:24] <MysteriousMagent> I have no Ethernet cables.
[14:24] <MysteriousMagent> What can I do?
[14:26] <Guest14408> printer
[14:28] <pavlos> MysteriousMagent, use another [computer, laptop] to d/l that driver to a usb, then apply to the current system
[14:28] <MysteriousMagent> pavlos: Well, it's through apt-get
[14:28] <cfhowlett> Apteryx, try #networking or ##networking
[14:29] <pavlos> MysteriousMagent, or make your smartphone an AP, connect the current system to the AP ... you have net.
[14:29] <MysteriousMagent> ...AP?
[14:29] <pavlos> MysteriousMagent, access point
[14:29] <MysteriousMagent> Sorry, not familiar with networking stuff.
[14:30] <MysteriousMagent> How would I connect it? (Or, if you don't want to tell me, what would I put into Google/DDG to see some ways)
[14:32] <MysteriousMagent> Also, pavlos, would usb tethering work?
[14:32] <Kira9204> MysteriousMagent: you can use internet connection sharing thru USB
[14:32] <Kira9204>  /USB tethering
[14:32] <MysteriousMagent> Kira9204: So my answer ot that question is yes? :P
[14:32] <pavlos> MysteriousMagent, yes, you configure your ubuntu 14.04 to use that connection
[14:32] <PCatinean> How does one make a bootable usb stick with windows from ubuntu?
[14:33] <MonkeyDust> PCatinean  can windows be made bootable?
[14:33] <Kira9204> there is actually no need to cobfigure much to anything. plug in your smartphone, enable tethering, select usb device in network manager
[14:34] <Kira9204> that should be it
[14:34] <PCatinean> MonkeyDust, not sure I can understand the question
[14:34] <PCatinean> I would like to make a dual boot and for that I have to format since I have only Ubuntu now
[14:34] <pavlos> MysteriousMagent, http://www.junauza.com/2012/07/how-to-tether-android-smartphone-to.html
[14:35] <jzp113> lotuspsychje  I can open the tweak  but the set doesn't work
[14:35] <MonkeyDust> PCatinean  do you want install windows?
[14:35] <PCatinean> MonkeyDust, yes, in dual boot with ubuntu
[14:36] <MonkeyDust> PCatinean  what do the people in ##windows say?
[14:36] <Rando338> hey, I'm supposed to take an exam from system administration and I'm supposed to know how to use Ubuntu. They didn't specify what exactly I'm supposed to know because it's "obvious". What reading materials do you recommend for preparation?
[14:36] <MonkeyDust> !manual | Rando338 start here
[14:36] <PCatinean> Not sure since from windows I would use a common software to make the usb stick bootable and that's that, not sure how it can be done from Ubuntu
[14:36] <PCatinean> nevermind I will figure it out
[14:37] <Rando338> how does one figure out what an exam like that could require anyway?
[14:37] <Rando338> like there doesn't appear to be a complete manual for any OS
[14:38] <MonkeyDust> Rando338  this is the ubuntu support channel
[14:38] <Kira9204> PCatinean: Use Unetbootin to make a usb bootable
[14:38] <PCatinean> Kira9204, of windows?
[14:38] <MonkeyDust> Rando338  try #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss
[14:38] <Kira9204> PCatinean: yes, just select windows from the list and give it an iso
[14:38] <PCatinean> Kira9204, thank you so much
[14:38] <Rando338> k
[14:39] <Kira9204> PCatinean: you might have to format the USB to NTFS before tho
[14:39] <PCatinean> It's aready set to ntfs
[14:39] <PCatinean> Btw I started an rsync and it froze
[14:39] <PCatinean> it's not saying anything any more
[14:40] <Kira9204> good, then run unetbootin, select winfows installer in OS type and select the isi
[14:40] <Kira9204> *iso
[14:42] <PCatinean> Kira9204, I do not have windows in the selection
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> PCatinean  better ask in ##windows how to make windows bootbale
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> baatable*
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> meh
[14:44] <PCatinean> :))
[14:45] <tiyteeze> hello how can I go on the internet? Does linux have internet ?
[14:45] <crziter> I run `iptables -t nat -L -n -v` and get this error:
[14:45] <Kira9204> PCatinean: http://m.wikihow.com/Create-Bootable-Windows-7-Thumb-Drive
[14:45] <crziter> modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod.c:557 kmod_search_moddep() could not open moddep file '/lib/modules/3.13.0-43-generic/modules.dep.bin'
[14:45] <crziter> iptables v1.4.21: can't initialize iptables table `nat': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?)
[14:45] <crziter> Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
[14:45] <crziter> why?
[14:45] <jarlath> After switching from the NVidia driver to Noveau, I get a full system lockup (can't even do CTL + Alt + Del). Logging in via tty instead of the desktop is okay though. how can I switch back to NVidia tested from the cli?
[14:45] <crziter> uname -a returns:
[14:45] <crziter> Linux general 3.13.0-43-generic #72-Ubuntu SMP Mon Dec 8 19:35:06 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[14:46] <cyborg> hi
[14:46] <Kira9204> PCatinean: just supplying the ISO should work as well
[14:46] <PCatinean> Kira9204, yep doing that now, seems to work
[14:47] <Guest80163> how to get android on ubuntu ios
[14:52] <PCatinean> Damn, it froze at 53% :((
[14:53] <Kira9204> PCatinean: the ISO has several large WIM files that can take a while to copy
[14:53] <Kira9204> just wait for a while
[14:54] <Kira9204> it does not show progress of induvidual file copies sadly
[14:54] <Kira9204> but its getting there
[14:54] <nullbyte_> how can i install gnome extension from the web>
[14:54] <PCatinean> ehey, you were right, it's thrusting forward now
[14:55] <MysteriousMagen> Hey guys
[14:55] <MysteriousMagen> I'm the one from before
[14:55] <PCatinean> Kira9204, in your experience these flash drives using this software are reliable?
[14:55] <MysteriousMagen> Thanks for the suggestions on USB tethering
[14:55] <MysteriousMagen> It's working perfectly
[14:55] <MysteriousMagen> now I just have to find the guide i had before :c
[14:56] <Kira9204> PCatinean: unetbootin has rarely failed me, if om on windows i usually use YUMI tho
[14:56] <histo> MysteriousMagen: guide for what?
[14:57] <PCatinean> I went with Rufus
[14:57] <MysteriousMagen> Actually
[14:57] <histo> klj
[14:57] <MysteriousMagen> Would getting the mactel repositroy work?
[14:57] <PCatinean> I guess I will let the rsync go and then try and see what happens
[14:57] <Kira9204> PCatinean: but if you refer to istalling from USB ingeneral then yes, seceral magnitudes faster and its safe
[14:57] <Kira9204> * in general
[14:57] <Kira9204> *several
[14:58] <Kira9204> gah, phone keyboard
[14:58] <histo> PCatinean: what kind of usb are you trying to make?
[14:58] <Malach>  HexChat: 2.9.6 ** OS: Linux 3.16.0-29-generic x86_64 ** Distro: Debian jessie/sid ** CPU: 2 x Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU         T7200  @ 2.00GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 2.00GHz ** RAM: Physical: 2.0GB, 62.3% free ** Disk: Total: 89.6GB, 89.2% free ** VGA: NVIDIA Corporation G73M [GeForce Go 7600] ** Sound: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel ** Ethernet: Intel Corporation 82573L Gigabit Ethernet Controller ** Uptime: 48m 32s **
[14:59] <PCatinean> Kira9204, what do you mean several magnitudes faster and it's safe?
[14:59] <PCatinean> histo, windows 7 usb bootable stick
[14:59] <MysteriousMagen> Question
[15:00] <MysteriousMagen> ist he password I log in on the home screen
[15:00] <Kira9204> PCatinean: i thougt you asked if usb booting is reliable
[15:00] <harale> hello
[15:00] <MysteriousMagen> not the same password I should use in sudo?
[15:00] <Kira9204> it is, and its faster than cd
[15:00] <MysteriousMagen> Let me format that better
[15:00] <MysteriousMagen> Question: Is the password I log-in with on the home screen not the same password I should use in SUDO?
[15:00] <histo> PCatinean: just format it fat32 and copy the files to it. mark it bootable
[15:01] <PCatinean> haha, that would really work? :))
[15:01] <histo> PCatinean: sorry ntfs
[15:02] <PCatinean> I had to format to fat32 for this software to use it
[15:02] <PCatinean> and install to it :)
[15:02] <histo> ahh
[15:02] <histo> PCatinean: Are you planning on dual booting?
[15:02] <Kira9204> MysteriousMagen: The password you use for sudo is the password of your own account, not the root account. sudo is used to grant you access to commands that need to be executed as root without giving you root access directly.
[15:02] <PCatinean> histo, yes sir
[15:03] <histo> PCatinean: If you're installing windows after ubuntu you're going to loose your ubuntu boot menu. You'll have to fix that later.
[15:03] <PCatinean> histo, my plan is to format everything and install windows first, then ubuntu
[15:03] <irgendwer4711> hi, update-initramfs does not compress the initrd file.
[15:03] <Kira9204> MysteriousMagen: note that only users that are in the sudo group can use sudo
[15:03] <histo> PCatinean: ahh you'll be good then.  If you are copying the files over like I specified you just bootsect the usb to make it bootable.
[15:04] <PCatinean> haha, cool I'll keep that in mind next time and see if it works :D
[15:04] <MysteriousMage> ...What can I do if I've forgot my password?
[15:04] <MysteriousMage> For some reason I can't log-in with what I remembered
[15:04] <MysteriousMage> evne though I logged in with it like 30 seconds ago
[15:05] <histo> MysteriousMage: Boot to recovery mode and passwd username
[15:05] <MysteriousMage> histo: How? I'm a total noob
[15:05] <MysteriousMage> Hold shift while booting
[15:05] <MysteriousMage> right?
[15:05] <snout> yep
[15:06] <histo> MysteriousMage: yes
[15:06] <MysteriousMage> histo: so it's passwrd (myusername)
[15:06] <MysteriousMage> Can I just see it instead of change it?
[15:07] <histo> PCatinean: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/creating-windows-7-bootable-usb-from-linux-762229/
[15:07] <histo> MysteriousMage: no you can't see it.
[15:07] <histo> MysteriousMage: it's encrypted
[15:08] <histo> MysteriousMage: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Security-HOWTO/password-security.html
[15:09] <MysteriousMage> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[15:09] <MysteriousMage> will this guide work
[15:10] <histo> MysteriousMage: yeah
[15:10] <MysteriousMage> okay, i'll reboot now and do that
[15:13] <jimmythehat> so ive recently realised ive installed ubuntu 32 bit. *facepalm* spent all day yesterday configuring it. Already running into problems such as not being able to install chrome...2 questions:
[15:13] <onr> answer 1) use firefox
[15:13] <uhu9> hello, trying to install my printers driver. The linux binaries from the support website don-t work but source for them is available. Im no expert, can I make it? What should I know?
[15:14] <MysteriousMagen> So this is really weird
[15:14] <MysteriousMagen> I haven't changed my password yet
[15:14] <MysteriousMagen> I literally just rebooted
[15:14] <MysteriousMagen> But I use the password whne I log-in
[15:14] <MysteriousMagen> and it works
[15:14] <MysteriousMagen> but then in sudo it doesn't work
[15:15] <MysteriousMagen> Is that normal?
[15:15] <MysteriousMagen> Let me write that on one line
[15:15] <MysteriousMagen> The password I use when logging-in doesn't work in sudo
[15:15] <MysteriousMagen> Is hat normal?
[15:16] <jimmythehat> 1) Can I convert my installation from 32 bit to 64 bit, (2) do you recommend pressing on with 32 bit ubuntu? Feeling pretty meh tbh :D
[15:16] <jimmythehat> so ive recently realised ive installed ubuntu 32 bit. *facepalm* spent all day yesterday configuring it. Already running into problems such as not being able to install chrome...2 questions: (1) Can I convert my installation from 32 bit to 64 bit, (2) do you recommend pressing on with 32 bit ubuntu?
[15:16] <MysteriousMagen> jimmythehat: Why not just reinstall, since you've JUST installed?
[15:17] <MysteriousMagen> actually hang on let me reboot cause I found a way to boot into recovery mode from rEFInd
[15:17] <MysteriousMagen> it didn't let me and I Forgot to ask here
[15:17] <uhu9> if I have the source of a driver but the readme explains how to build a RPM out of it, is this guide useful for Ubuntu as well_
[15:18] <uhu9> the binaries for that driver give a "Bad loop for variable" error
[15:19] <ioria> binay or a script ?
[15:19] <MysteriousMagen> Right.
[15:19] <MysteriousMagen> So a guide told me to use f2 to see more optons when booting
[15:19] <uhu9> ioria sorry, maybe a script. install.sh
[15:19] <MysteriousMagen> in rEFInd, but I have no options
[15:20] <MysteriousMagen> my problem is that my bootloader is not grub, but rEFInd, as I said.
[15:20] <MysteriousMagen> My only options are to boot normally and to edit kernel options myself
[15:20] <ioria> uhu9, can you give me the link to the source ?
[15:20] <uhu9> sure
[15:21] <ioria> uhu9, i have to say anyway that rpm is for redhat
[15:21] <uhu9> ioria http://www.canon-europe.com/support/consumer_products/products/fax__multifunctionals/inkjet/pixma_mx_series/pixma_mx375.aspx?type=download&softwaredetailid=tcm:13-905066
[15:23] <MysteriousMagen> :c
[15:25] <timb3r_> Szaisztok. Vannak esetleg magyarok? Kellene egy kis segítség.
[15:26] <ioria> uhu9, have you noted that it tells to be for Ubntu 11 ?
[15:27] <timb3r_> ..
[15:27] <uhu9> ioria, do you think it-s never going to work? Scanner drivers worked
[15:27] <uhu9> and it was issued for download two years ago
[15:28] <MysteriousMagen> uhu9: Is the password I should use in sudo the same as the login password?
[15:29] <histo> MysteriousMagen: yes
[15:29] <MysteriousMagen> Then why doesn't my sudo work?
[15:29] <MysteriousMagen> I input EXACTLY the same password I used to log in.
[15:29] <MysteriousMagen> and it tells me wrong password.
[15:29] <histo> MysteriousMagen: are you in recovery mode still?
[15:29] <MysteriousMagen> No
[15:29] <MysteriousMagen> I'm not able to boot into recovery mode, histo
[15:30] <histo> MysteriousMagen: is your user a sudoer?
[15:30] <ioria> uhu9, which Printer Model Name you selected in the command ?
[15:30] <MysteriousMagen> I have no idea, histo, how do I check?
[15:30] <histo> MysteriousMagen: Why aren't you able to boot in recovery mode?
[15:30] <MysteriousMagen> Well
[15:30] <MysteriousMagen> I'm using rEFInd as a boot loader, not grub
[15:30] <MysteriousMagen> And it doesn't give me the option to boot into recovery mode
[15:30] <slacko> hi
[15:30] <MysteriousMagen> even holding shift as soon as I press ubuntu
[15:31] <histo> MysteriousMagen: you can change kernel optionis then boot as single user.
[15:31] <MysteriousMagen> Yeah, but how?
[15:31] <MysteriousMagen> I know I can change kernel options
[15:31] <MysteriousMagen> But I have no idea what to change them to
[15:31] <histo> MysteriousMagen: just add   single    to the end of the line
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> with those spaces?
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> so " single "
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> What if hte kernel options are empty?
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> What will single-user do?
[15:32] <histo> MysteriousMagen: no extra spaces
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> What will single user do?
[15:32] <uhu9> ioria, I haven't tried to make the source yet because instructions explain how to build an RPM out of it. By the way, my printer model n. 375 isn't listed.. Simple Scan works fine now, after installing the scanner drivers that should have installed a program that I can't launch there was no command with that names I read in the installation output. But it does work with simple scan and it's fine to me. Printing is impossible
[15:32] <histo> MysteriousMagen: boot you to a root prompt
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> okay
[15:32] <MysteriousMagen> then I will do...?
[15:33] <MysteriousMagen> passwd (myuser)
[15:33] <MysteriousMagen> and change the password
[15:33] <MysteriousMagen> ?
[15:33] <histo> MysteriousMagen: from there you can fix your user account.
[15:33] <MysteriousMagen> Even though I'm sure it works
[15:33] <histo> MysteriousMagen: what is the output of groups right now?
[15:33] <MysteriousMagen> what commands should I run?
[15:33] <uhu9> ioria: as if there was
[15:34] <MysteriousMagen> boring adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare
[15:34] <MysteriousMagen> boring adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare
[15:34] <MysteriousMagen> boring adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare
[15:34] <ioria> uhu9, 375 it's not listed... you can install the rpm package with apt that will give you the rpmbuild command
[15:34] <histo> MysteriousMagen: what are you trying to run with sudo that it's telling you wrong password?
[15:35] <MysteriousMagen> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mactel
[15:35] <uhu9> ioria rpm would work in ubuntu?
[15:35] <ioria> !info rpm
[15:35] <histo> MysteriousMagen: sudo cat /etc/passwd   does that work?
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> asks me for the sudo password
[15:36] <histo> MysteriousMagen: type in your boring user password
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> but once I enter my password it fails
[15:36] <uhu9> ioria, I will try with the RPM file then
[15:36] <histo> hrm..
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> nope
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> tells me wrong password
[15:36] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: press ctrl+alt+f1, can you login? press alt+f7 to get back here
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> It works if I say just cat
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> ctrl alt f1 did nothing
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> i'm on osx
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> I mean
[15:36] <MysteriousMagen> I'm on mac
[15:37] <EriC^^> try ctrl+alt+f2
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> so I should probably say ctrl alt fn f1
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> yeah
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> it lets me login
[15:37] <ioria> uhu9, but it doesn't seems to work, so far
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> as boring/mypassword
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> (that's not my real password, of course9
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> I typed
[15:37] <EriC^^> ok, that's the same password for sudo
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> 'boring'
[15:37] <MysteriousMagen> 'hunter2'
[15:38] <MysteriousMagen> (Again, not my real password)
[15:38] <MysteriousMagen> and it was like
[15:38] <MysteriousMagen> "WElcome!"
[15:38] <MysteriousMagen> and threw me into a shell
[15:38] <EriC^^> ok, type sudo -l there
[15:38] <histo> MysteriousMagen: you're a member of the sudo group you should be able to run commands as sudo with your user's password.
[15:39] <MysteriousMagen> sudo -l?
[15:39] <MysteriousMagen> in that shell?
[15:39] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: yes
[15:39] <jimmythehat> I'm trying to install a 64 bit linux image...just seeing if it can be done tbh.  Anyway Simple Scan works fine
[15:40] <MysteriousMagen> My keyboard's layout doesn't work properly in that shell.
[15:40] <jimmythehat> xangua I am, 32 bit OS
[15:40] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: what do you mean?
[15:40] <MysteriousMagen> My keyboard layout changes
[15:40] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: try setting your password to something numeric
[15:41] <xangua> jimmythehat: you will need to reinstall if you wanna use a 64bit OS
[15:41] <histo> MysteriousMagen: are the characters in your password working properly there?
[15:41] <EriC^^> and test that in alt+f7
[15:41] <MysteriousMagen> nevermind
[15:41] <MysteriousMagen> I can work with the layout
[15:41] <uhu9> ioria  the program for the scanner launches but behaves as if the scanner was not on. Anyway Simple Scan works fine. Now Im going to try with this RPM version. Anyway I know this is not your language but they seem to have fixed it here http://forum.debianizzati.org/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=48281
[15:41] <MysteriousMagen> Right
[15:42] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: k did the command work?
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> it tells me I acn run ALL>ALL commands
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> I ,ean
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> I mean
[15:42] <uhu9> ioria but unfortunately I don't understand much
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> It tells me I can run ALL:ALL commands
[15:42] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: try typing your password in plaintext in alt+f7
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> yeah no, password's correct
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> it lets me run sudo -l
[15:42] <EriC^^> exactly
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> then what's the problem?
[15:42] <MysteriousMagen> Also I appreciate all the help you're giving me
[15:42] <EriC^^> so try typing it in plain text to see if it's a keyboard issue
[15:43] <MysteriousMagen> in the terminal?
[15:43] <EriC^^> yeah
[15:43] <BluesKaj> jimmythehat,  you can't install a 64bit image using that command. You need to burn it to a dvd or to a usb stick which you boot to install the OS
[15:43] <MysteriousMagen> In the special shell?
[15:43] <uhu9> ioria RPM version again at launch of sh ./install.sh says Bad for loop variable
[15:43] <ioria> uhu9, int theory you have to use the command that you see in the README  file : rpmbuild -tb cnijfilter-source-X.XX-Y.tar.gz  , etc. etc
[15:43] <MysteriousMagen> OH MY GOD THANK YOU
[15:43] <MysteriousMagen> YEAH
[15:43] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: in alt+f7, open a terminal
[15:43] <MysteriousMagen> It's a issue
[15:43] <MysteriousMagen> with the keyboard
[15:44] <MysteriousMagen> when typing it in my password was typen using qzerty
[15:44] <MysteriousMagen> when I use qwerty
[15:44] <histo> MysteriousMagen: that makes sense.
[15:44] <MysteriousMagen> How can I change what layout I use in that shell and on the login screen?
[15:44] <MysteriousMagen> (also <3 you so much)
[15:45] <uhu9> ioria the source file doesn't include my model though, not even one which is close to it. I should go random?
[15:45] <histo> MysteriousMagen: did you mess with your keyboard layouts at all?
[15:45] <MysteriousMagen> yeah
[15:45] <MysteriousMagen> a bit
[15:45] <MysteriousMagen> z
[15:45] <MysteriousMagen> the layout I used zhen putting it in zas qzerwy
[15:45] <habbasi> The directory /etc/inspircd is owned by the user irc, but I can't so sudo sudo su -s /bin/bash irc then cd /etc/inspircd
[15:45] <ioria> uhu9, i noted. anything on your printer manual ?
[15:45] <MysteriousMagen> qwerty
[15:46] <habbasi> Perms are 644.
[15:46] <MysteriousMagen> I mean
[15:46] <shelly_zhangyu> ubunutkylin
[15:46] <MysteriousMagen> When typing it in and on the login screen it's qwerzy
[15:46] <jimmythehat> xangua Hey I'm following this answer. http://askubuntu.com/questions/81824/how-can-i-switch-a-32-bit-installation-to-a-64-bit-one Tbh in laymans terms i'm trying to 'convert' 32 bit linux to 64 bit.
[15:46] <MysteriousMagen> But on my actual desktop it's qwerty
[15:46] <uhu9> ioria not unfortunalte, no linux help
[15:46] <MysteriousMagen> Becuase I switched from Italian (Macintosh) to Italian
[15:46] <jimmythehat> xangua Hey I'm following this answer. http://askubuntu.com/questions/81824/how-can-i-switch-a-32-bit-installation-to-a-64-bit-one Tbh in laymans terms i'm trying to 'convert' 32 bit linux to 64 bit.
[15:46] <uhu9> unfortunately
[15:46] <ioria> uhu9, in any case that command it's nor working
[15:46] <ioria> not
[15:46] <MysteriousMagen> What can I do, histo?
[15:47] <jimmythehat> sorry didn't mean to spam thought it didn't paste x)
[15:47] <histo> MysteriousMagen: where did you switch it to italian?
[15:47] <uhu9> ioria do you understand something from the link I gave you? Maybe you need me to translate something?
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> you know, on the top bar?
[15:47] <uhu9> It's Italian
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> I have
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> Italian (Macintosh)
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> Italian
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> English (US)
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> I pressed Italian
[15:47] <xangua> jimmythehat: good luck
[15:47] <MysteriousMagen> before I had Italian (Macintosh)
[15:47] <histo> MysteriousMagen: gotcha.  You can try sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration  and sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
[15:48] <histo> sorry MysteriousMagen console-data
[15:48] <histo> MysteriousMagen: http://askubuntu.com/questions/155424/changing-tty-keyboard-layout-on-a-server
[15:48] <MysteriousMagen> right
[15:48] <MysteriousMagen> I've already psswd boring
[15:48] <MysteriousMagen> btw
[15:49] <ioria> uhu9, i don't think that's the issue
[15:49] <jimmythehat> xangua so sudo apt-get install linux-image:amd64 should work? is there a third party source available to install this?
[15:49] <histo> MysteriousMagen: the dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration should work
[15:49] <MysteriousMagen> histo
[15:49] <MysteriousMagen> hang on a second
[15:49] <MysteriousMagen> it tells me to select keyboard model
[15:49] <habbasi> The directory /etc/inspircd is owned by the user irc, but I can't so sudo sudo su -s /bin/bash irc then cd /etc/inspircd. Perms are 644.
[15:50] <MysteriousMagen> I have no keyboard
[15:50] <sympto> lol
[15:50] <MysteriousMagen> I'm using the built-in one on a macbook pro
[15:50] <MysteriousMagen> :c
[15:50] <jimmythehat> also could someone please tell me, shall I press on with 32 bit Ubuntu? Im worried ill keep running into stuff I can't install
[15:50] <uhu9> ioria I think I'll give up, thanks for your help. Or maybe there's some CUPS way to have it print
[15:50] <sympto> so mac keyboards are no keyboards aight
[15:50] <uhu9> ioria will look into it
[15:50] <MysteriousMagen> sympto: Well I have no idea what type of keyboard it is
[15:50] <ioria> ok
[15:50] <MysteriousMagen> maybe it has a special name
[15:50] <rick2600> anyone knows how to install gcc-multilib on ubuntu 14.04? i'm having this problem: http://pastebin.com/p53zReJK
[15:50] <uhu9> bye!
[15:50] <MysteriousMagen> oh here you go
[15:51] <MysteriousMagen> mac/macbook pro (intl)
[15:51] <histo> ;)
[15:51] <MysteriousMagen> right
[15:51] <MysteriousMagen> so I selected Italian
[15:51] <MysteriousMagen> italian - Italian macintosh
[15:51] <MysteriousMagen> actually wait
[15:51] <MysteriousMagen> no
[15:52] <MysteriousMagen> I can just re-run, no?
[15:52] <MysteriousMagen> alright
[15:52] <MysteriousMagen> azeso,e
[15:52] <histo> MysteriousMagen: you should be able to do all this from language support screen.
[15:52] <MysteriousMagen> Huh:
[15:52] <MysteriousMagen> This is zeird
[15:52] <histo> MysteriousMagen: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/session-language.html
[15:52] <MysteriousMagen> even zith the italian keyboard layout
[15:53] <MysteriousMagen> it-s still qzerty
[15:54] <histo> MysteriousMagen: loadkeys it  maybe?
[15:54] <MysteriousMagen> loadkeys_
[15:54] <histo> MysteriousMagen: I don't mess with that stuff ever
[15:55] <MysteriousMagen> Zhat does loadkeys do_
[15:55] <histo> MysteriousMagen: 'loadkeys it'     try that command
[15:55] <histo> MysteriousMagen: loads translation tables
[15:56] <MysteriousMagen> zell
[15:56] <MysteriousMagen> Well
[15:56] <MysteriousMagen> It still doesn-t work in the italian layout
[15:56] <MysteriousMagen> tbh
[15:56] <MysteriousMagen> What was the other command you told me to run)
[15:57] <sparkss> Hey folks, I recently performed a dist upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04, after the upgrade I attempt to login to the gui, but immediately after typing in my password, the screen flashes and I get looped back to the login screen.. I'm not sure where to start looking to identify the issue but I do have some helpful info in /var/log/syslog
[15:58] <rick2600> anyone knows how to install gcc-multilib on ubuntu 14.04? i'm having this problem: http://pastebin.com/p53zReJK
[15:58] <MysteriousMagen> histo all the layouts on that screen are qzerty
[15:59] <histo> MysteriousMagen: loadkeys it
[15:59] <histo> MysteriousMagen: was the other command
[15:59] <MysteriousMagen> sudo loadkeys it
[15:59] <MysteriousMagen> I loaded the keys already
[15:59] <MysteriousMagen> still all qzerty
[15:59] <EriC^^> MysteriousMagen: try settings > text entry maybe
[16:00] <histo> MysteriousMagen: hrm.. maybe ask in #ubuntu-it   they may have more information. I don't switch locales ever.
[16:00] <Ikarus> I've got a vhost issue with the new apache 2.4.10. Can someone invest 10 minutes to look over my config files? Vhosts working fine, but the SubDomains/ServerAlias wont get access error 403
[16:01] <histo> or keybaords for that matter
[16:01] <histo> sparkss: what info in syslog?  can you pastebin it?
[16:01] <sparkss> absolutely
[16:02] <sparkss> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11629082/
[16:04] <histo> sparkss: hrm..
[16:05] <histo> sparkss: is ubuntu-desktop installed?
[16:05] <sparkss> yeah, I even re-installed it
[16:07] <MysteriousMagen> histo, I am asking on ubuntu it
[16:08] <sparkss> I just purged nvidia* and now rebooting to see if this helps at all
[16:08] <histo> sparkss: I see other people experiencing that issue on askubuntu due to video driver
[16:08] <histo> MysteriousMagen: k
[16:09] <sparkss> lets see how things look now
[16:09] <MysteriousMagen> histo
[16:09] <MysteriousMagen> Hoz zould I set ,y keys on ,y ozn
[16:10] <sparkss> yeah, it was the silly nvidia drivers!
[16:10] <sparkss> thanks histo :)
[16:10] <sparkss> a purge fixed the issue
[16:11] <MysteriousMagen> histo
[16:19] <texos> I can't seem to get wireless on Xubuntu 14.04 32bit on a Dell Laptop
[16:19] <texos> I've tried all the installs I've seen and can't get it to take
[16:20] <Jack_The_Ripper> I have a question about the start up of ubuntu mate 15.04
[16:24] <histo> MysteriousMagen: what?
[16:24] <histo> texos: what wireless card are you using?
[16:24] <texos> broadcom
[16:24] <texos> histo, ^
[16:25] <ReVoLt112> Hello, has someone a hint why my ftp upload with filezilla over wifi is so damn slow? i am using filezilla in a lan environment. I got only 230kb/s upload speed =(
[16:25] <darthanubis> why is that slow?
[16:25] <histo> texos: lspci | grep Network    I mean which chipset
[16:26] <texos>  Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[16:26] <texos> histo, ^
[16:26] <darthanubis> 54g
[16:26] <bastones> Hello. I am trying to connect to my FTP server over FTP-SSL and mount it using curlftpfs, but it always keeps hanging after the connection to my server is established (see http://paste.ubuntu.com/11629348/). Is there something I am missing? I am puzzled as to why this doesn't work.
[16:26] <ReVoLt112> darthanubis, in lan over wifi there should be a upload possible near 2 mb/s
[16:26] <texos> histo, though that might be the lil' wireless usb  one I have plugged in to get me online at the moment
[16:27] <texos> histo, I'm trying to get this to work without the usb one , and the internal one
[16:27] <darthanubis> 54g/2=?
[16:27] <darthanubis> minus overhead = what you got
[16:27] <darthanubis> upgrade your wifi to N
[16:27] <ReVoLt112> really? ok...
[16:28] <histo> texos: install the linux-firmware-nonfree package
[16:28] <histo> texos: also get rid of the the bmcwl-kernel-source if you have that package
[16:29] <texos> I did try that at one point histo ...do I need to uninstall it first?
[16:29] <histo> texos: uninstnall bmcwl-kernel-source and install linux-firmware-nonfree
[16:29] <ReVoLt112> darthanubis, 230kb/s is even for 54g too slow...
[16:29] <darthanubis> is not
[16:30] <texos> like this histo sudo apt-get remove bmcwl-kernel-source
[16:30] <ReVoLt112> theoretical: 54mbps divided by 8 = 6,75 megabyte per second
[16:30] <ReVoLt112> or am i wrong?
[16:30] <MysteriousMagen> Question
[16:31] <MysteriousMagen> How do I get a list of wifi connections
[16:31] <texos> histo, it said it was unable to locate package
[16:33] <darthanubis> ReVoLt112, 230 KB/sec=1.884 Mb/sec
[16:33] <darthanubis> upgrade to N, is super cheap these days
[16:33] <ReVoLt112> darthanubis, 230kb/s = 230kb/s
[16:34] <darthanubis> ok
[16:34] <ReVoLt112> i am talking about kilobytes
[16:34] <darthanubis> peace
[16:34] <ReVoLt112> not kilobits
[16:34] <ObrienDave> that would be kB/s
[16:35] <ObrienDave> b = bits   B = bytes
[16:35] <ReVoLt112> ok my fault
[16:35] <ReVoLt112> my connectionspeed for upload is 230kB/s
[16:36] <ObrienDave> that = 2.3 Mb/s
[16:38] <ReVoLt112> but download runs at 2.3MB/s over wifi
[16:38] <ReVoLt112> why is my upload only working at 230kB/s
[16:39] <ObrienDave> that's normal. UL is usually slower that DL
[16:39] <ObrienDave> *than
[16:39] <ObrienDave> and a 10:1 ratio is about right for most ISPs
[16:41] <ReVoLt112> ISP?
[16:41] <ReVoLt112> i am at my lan
[16:41] <ObrienDave> Internet Service Provider
[16:41] <ReVoLt112> not DSL
[16:41] <ReVoLt112> computer to comoputer transfer
[16:42] <ObrienDave> ok, well, writing is usually slower than reading. more data checks when writing
[16:44] <ReVoLt112> i am running a debian server with proftpd... i am trying to upload a 2GB big file over ftp from my notebook (230kB/s upload). Same notebook windows8.1 uploadspeed = 2MB/s
[16:44] <psusi> darthanubis, 802.11g is essentially the same speed as 802.11n
[16:44] <MonkeyDust> ReVoLt112  is this about debian?
[16:44] <ReVoLt112> no
[16:44] <ReVoLt112> about my notebook
[16:44] <psusi> ReVoLt112, if the signal strength is low, the speed is slow
[16:45] <ReVoLt112> installed ubuntu and windows (dualboot)
[16:45] <ReVoLt112> server is running well
[16:45] <ObrienDave> wireless or wired?
[16:45] <ReVoLt112> wireless
[16:46] <ReVoLt112> i'm sitting 2.5 meters next to the wifi router
[16:46] <ReVoLt112> approx 100% signal strength
[16:46] <ObrienDave> ok, that rules out signal issues
[16:46] <psusi> then something is clearly wrong ;)
[16:47] <ReVoLt112> ok... =) haven't expected this =)
[16:47] <psusi> you might try a wired connection to rule out everything but the wifi
[16:47] <ObrienDave> ^^^
[16:47] <ReVoLt112> wired is about 10MB/s
[16:48] <ObrienDave> then it sounds like you're connecting at 'a' speed
[16:48] <ReVoLt112> i think there are some troubles with my rtl8723be
[16:48] <ObrienDave> broadcom?
[16:48] <ObrienDave> chipset
[16:48] <ReVoLt112> yes
[16:49] <ObrienDave> !broadcom
[16:49] <ObrienDave> it might point you in the right direction
[16:49] <ReVoLt112> realtek
[16:49] <ReVoLt112> sorry
[16:49] <ReVoLt112> googled it
[16:49] <ObrienDave> k
[16:50] <ObrienDave> i would suggest researching linux drivers for that. clearly it works well under windows
[16:51] <ReVoLt112> thx i try
[16:52] <psusi> ObrienDave, if you mean 802.11a, then that is also 54 mbps... essentially same as g, only operates in the 5 ghz spectrum
[16:52] <ObrienDave> psusi, no, a is 11Mb/s max. g is 54
[16:53] <psusi> ObrienDave, wrong... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11a-1999
[16:53] <ObrienDave> what ever
[16:53] <psusi> 11mbps is 802.11b
[16:54] <Ziber> When using curl -u for basic authentication, what encryption method does it use and how would we replicate that?
[16:56] <psusi> Ziber, no encryption unless you are using https
[16:56] <psusi> and what do you mean by replicate?
[16:57] <Ziber> I want to be able to duplicate whatever magic curl -u '<username>:<password>' does in an actual header so I can put it in a script.
[16:58] <psusi> Ziber, take a look at the conversation it has with wireshark.. iirc, it just adds something like User: xxx and Password: xxx in the headers
[16:59] <psusi> of course you could go read the RFC on http to see how it works
[16:59] <psusi> but why don't you just have your script call curl instead of reinventing the wheel?
[16:59] <Ziber> I know what it adds, but it comes out with an encrypted string which represents 'username:password'. I want to be able to use that exact same encryption.
[17:01] <psusi> then it isn't using basic authentication... basic is plain text... iirc, if the server supports it there is CHAP, which involves some encryption... you'd need to read the RFC and find a library like openssl but this is getting a bit off topic for this channel
[17:01] <ObrienDave> in other words, you're trying to crack the encryption
[17:02] <Ziber> I'm trying to understand how it works.
[17:02] <ikonia> how it works ?
[17:03] <ikonia> it uses the certificate toolchain to decrypt against the encyption library
[17:03] <ikonia> thats how it works
[17:05] <Ziber> When running curl -u '<username>:<password>' -vvvv, the headers I see that are being sent include: "Authorization: Basic <encrypted string>". I want to know what -u does to the data I pass it so I can use that same encryption method with a library in a script.
[17:05] <ikonia> it encypts it
[17:05] <ikonia> against the libraries it's linked against
[17:05] <ikonia> Ziber: are you using ubuntu ?
[17:06] <Ziber> I'm running it on an ubuntu server, yes.
[17:06] <ikonia> what are you trying to connect from and trying to connect to ?
[17:07] <Ziber> I'm trying to connect from the server to an API.
[17:07] <ikonia> to what api ?
[17:07] <Ziber> An API for a ticket system.
[17:07] <ikonia> does the api not have an auth process built into it ?
[17:08] <Ziber> The API documentation shows examples using curl, so not really.
[17:08] <psusi> Ziber, a quick google for http basic authentication leads to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_access_authentication, which says it is simply base64 encoded
[17:09] <ikonia> would it not be wise to talk to vendor of this api ?
[17:09] <ikonia> rather than trying to crack encyrption which is what it looks like you're trying to do
[17:09] <Ziber> I don't understand why it looks like that, but ok.
[17:13] <gregor3000> hello, i am trying to install server image. i tried first form the mini.iso but it all got stuck at Cretaing ext4 filesystem for / in partition #1 of SCSI7 (0,0,0) (sdc)... it seems to be stuck at 33%
[17:14] <MysteriousMagen> guys
[17:14] <MysteriousMagen> my headphone port is red
[17:14] <gregor3000> i gave up after 25 mins and unplugged the electricity). i then tried the server image and again it all went fast until formating when again it got stuck at 33%
[17:15] <gregor3000> how can i see if ther eis any progress made in the background?
[17:15] <gregor3000> its been at 33
[17:15] <ObrienDave> gregor3000, did we not go through this yesterday?
[17:15] <gregor3000> % for 5 mins now
[17:16] <gregor3000> no, i was not online for the past few days (on camping)
[17:16] <gregor3000> is there a known bug or something?
[17:16] <ikonia> how big is the partition you're trying to format ?
[17:16] <gregor3000> 7.5 GB
[17:17] <ObrienDave> k. have you checked the md5sum of the ISO file?
[17:17] <ikonia> is it on an internal disk ?
[17:17] <ikonia> or an external device like a usb disk or sd card
[17:17] <gregor3000> on USB
[17:17] <gregor3000> USB flash drive
[17:17] <gregor3000> md5sum is good
[17:17] <ikonia>  you shouldn't be putting that onto an external device like that
[17:17] <ikonia> you'll find problems
[17:18] <gregor3000> what kind of problems?
[17:18] <ikonia> if you swap VT's I suspect you'll see the USB port locking, due to a badly supported chipset (I'm making a guess though)
[17:18] <ikonia> swap VT's and see what's going on
[17:18] <ikonia> are you botting from a physical CD/DVD ?
[17:19] <gregor3000> swap is on hard disk RAID 1 array  - system was setup for about 7 months until it failed possibly due to power outage.
[17:19] <gregor3000> boot is from USB flash drive
[17:19] <mcnesium> is there a separate unity lens to search contacts or how do I enable searching contacts in 15.04?
[17:19] <ikonia> so you're botting from a USB, trying to install to a different USB ?
[17:19] <gregor3000> yes
[17:19] <ikonia> sounds like a terrible setup
[17:20] <gregor3000> that's how i did it the first time
[17:20] <ikonia> swap VT's and see what's going on
[17:20] <ikonia> sounds like a terrible setup
[17:20] <gregor3000> why?
[17:20] <gregor3000> what is VT?
[17:20] <psusi> gregor3000, it only ever shows 33% and 100%.. I believe there is currently a bug where if there is already what looks like a filesystem in the partition, mkfs.ext4 stupidly stops and tries to ask if you are sure, but of course, you can't see the prompt or answer it since it is being run by the installer
[17:20] <ikonia> the terminal
[17:20] <gregor3000> ah
[17:21] <psusi> the simplest fix is probably to dd a few kb of zeros to the partition, then reboot and restart the install
[17:22] <psusi> I would suggest wipefs but I don't think that's in the installer environment
[17:22] <gregor3000> looks like it is stopped and i can-t drop to any other terminal it seems
[17:22] <psusi> gregor3000, alt + right arrow
[17:22] <gregor3000> how can a critical bug like that exist in an LTS image?
[17:23] <ikonia> is it a bug /
[17:23] <gregor3000> ok that gives me to busybox
[17:23] <ikonia> if it is, check the bug number for details
[17:23] <gregor3000> would it help if i formated the USB drive to fat32?
[17:23] <psusi> gregor3000, then dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/whateverpartitionthisis count=32, reboot and try again
[17:25] <mp__> Hello everyone. I don't have an Ubuntu box right now but I'd love to see the output of those 2 commands on your machine: 1. $ ls -l `which sh`  and if 'sh' does not symlink to 'bash', I'd love to see the output of  2.  $ strace -f -e trace=execve sh -c 'sleep 1'    Thank you very much in advance.
[17:25] <ikonia> err no
[17:25] <EriC^^> mp__: sh usually links to dash
[17:26] <ikonia> mp__: use a livecd if you want to check stuff like this out
[17:26] <ntz> hello
[17:26] <mp__> Yup, I normally use vagrant but I currently don't have an ubuntu box on it.
[17:27] <ntz> doing something with puppet and don't have ubuntu .... where's please in ubuntu the **main version file ? eg etc/debian_version, etc/redhat-release, etc/os-release, etc ....
[17:27] <gregor3000> psusi: i tried dd lets see if it will work
[17:28] <ntz> **etc/os-version (new stabndard)
[17:28] <EriC^^> ntz: /etc/issue
[17:28] <ntz> thanks !!!!
[17:28] <EriC^^> ntz: or /etc/lsb-release
[17:28] <cyberalex4life> mp__, it links to dash (your command)
[17:28] <ntz> EriC^^: I googled it out but are there other files ..... I see, you're answering when I'm typing
[17:28] <ntz> thanks !!!
[17:29] <EriC^^> no problem
[17:31] <irgendwer4711> Hello, anybody here with an installed intel_microcode package and ubunti 15.04. please check which file format your initramfs file has.
[17:31] <gregor3000> well now it says it couldn't mount theinstalation "cd rom"
[17:32] <Samul`> http://sourceforge.net/p/isse/code/ci/master/tree/ how can I install (build?) this on ubuntu 15?
[17:32] <Samul`> I ran the Makefile but some syntax error returned and the process aborted
[17:32] <ikonia> Samul`: use a package from ubuntu
[17:32] <ikonia> Samul`: don't try to build it from source
[17:32] <Samul`> there is none afaik
[17:33] <ikonia> raise a request for one on launchpad.net
[17:33] <Samul`> why shouldn't I build from sources?
[17:33] <Samul`> many do so
[17:33] <ntz> Samul`: I dare to correct ikonia :: prefer an existing packages before compiling from source unles you know pretty good what you're doing and realize, all circumstances
[17:33] <ikonia> because you don't know how to
[17:33] <psusi> gregor3000, where is the cdrom and what did you dd over?
[17:33] <ntz> s/,//
[17:34] <fotang> does this channel have a log? I want to check the answer to a question I asked some weeks ago
[17:34] <lotuspsychje> !log | fotang
[17:34] <gregor3000> i though i dd over the place where i wanted to install. it sazs CD rom but it means install media
[17:34] <Samul`> ikonia: is it that difficult?
[17:34] <psusi> gregor3000, yes, what is your install media?
[17:34] <Samul`> I used to be able to build stuff with a step-to-step guide
[17:34] <gregor3000> i checked with df -h to see that /dev/sdc is mz USB install media
[17:34] <ikonia> Samul`: depends on your experience, the quality of the software and the documented install guide
[17:34] <Samul`> I couldn't find any for this software, though
[17:34] <Samul`> if I'm not mistaken there is no guide
[17:35] <fotang> thanks, Mr  lotuspsychje
[17:35] <ikonia> gregor3000: so you've blanked your CDROM-usb
[17:35] <Samul`> ah, no, there is on the wiki lol
[17:35] <ikonia> Samul`: probably is, it's probably documented within the source tarball or even the makefile
[17:35] <psusi> ikonia, one would think he wouldn't still be able to boot it if that were the case, but...
[17:35] <Samul`> Linux Installation
[17:35] <Samul`>
[17:35] <Samul`>     Download the appropriate version of the program from http://isse.sourceforge.net/download.html.
[17:35] <Samul`>     Build from source...we're working on an rpm for Fedora :)
[17:35] <Samul`> what tha fuck
[17:35] <Samul`> is that a guide?
[17:35] <ikonia> tone down the language
[17:35] <ikonia> there is no need for that sort of language
[17:35] <gregor3000> doesn't look like it as i can still boot from it
[17:35] <brainwash> irgendwer4711: ASCII cpio archive
[17:36] <fotang> !log | fotang
[17:36] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: this should be wrong
[17:36] <Samul`> sorry about that
[17:36] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: compare with another computer without intel_microcode
[17:36] <Samul`> and thank you ^^"
[17:36] <Samul`> so the guide is "download and build"?
[17:37] <Samul`> oh god why
[17:37] <psusi> irgendwer4711, check /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf for the compression setting
[17:37] <brainwash> irgendwer4711: why not tell us the results you get?
[17:37] <irgendwer4711> psusi: settings are already made
[17:37] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: same like you
[17:37] <psusi> irgendwer4711, what does that mean?
[17:38] <irgendwer4711> psusi: gzip is configured
[17:38] <gregor3000> looks like i got the correct one
[17:38] <Samul`> ikonia: is there a chance I can do it without a guide?
[17:38] <ikonia> yes, if you know what you are doing
[17:38] <psusi> irgendwer4711, odd... then it should be using it
[17:38] <gregor3000> one USB doesn-t have any system the other does. but it might be damaged. i will recreate the image see where that gets me
[17:38] <irgendwer4711> psusi: intel_microcode hook breaks it
[17:38] <psusi> irgendwer4711, without changing the setting in the conf file?
[17:39] <irgendwer4711> psusi:  yes
[17:39] <nicomachus> If anyone is feeling insane and what's to help me troubleshoot a driver issue, I could use a hand: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11630498/
[17:39] <irgendwer4711> psusi: this hook puts the microcode-bin into the cpio in a bad way
[17:39] <nicomachus> s/wants/what's
[17:39] <Gnjurac> hi can somone help me with openssh server
[17:39] <Gnjurac> how to add generated key to it
[17:40] <lotuspsychje> !realtek | nicomachus
[17:40] <psusi> irgendwer4711, file a bug
[17:40] <lotuspsychje> Gnjurac: maybe the #openssh guys might know?
[17:40] <ikonia> Gnjurac: the keyys and locations are set in the sshd_config file
[17:40] <Samul`> ikonia: and if I don't
[17:40] <ikonia> Samul`: then "no" you can't do it
[17:40] <Samul`> I will just mess up everything?
[17:41] <Samul`> what did you say about posting somewhere so that someone makes a package for ubuntu?
[17:41] <nicomachus> lotuspsychje: that guide seems to deal with a specific patch to the 2.6.24 kernel, which I'm not using.
[17:41] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: could you try to extract your initramfs?
[17:41] <psusi> Gnjurac, a server key or a user key?  user keys go in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[17:41] <traekili> nicomachus, how come there's an auth failure for su
[17:41] <nicomachus> I'm not sure, the password is correct.
[17:41] <Gnjurac> ikonia: meybe i failing cuz in sshd_config ServerKeyBits 1024 and on phone i generated 4064
[17:42] <ikonia> Gnjurac: what sort of key is this ? host key ? user key ?
[17:42] <psusi> Gnurdux, why are you messing with the server key?
[17:42] <Gnjurac> i use ConnectBot generated key and now i have to add thet key to my ubuntu PC
[17:42] <Gnjurac> ConnectBot is android SSH clinet
[17:42] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: and what is your uptime? did this ramdisk start?
[17:42] <pavlos> nicomachus, can you post the 'make clean' section of the makefile?
[17:42] <lotuspsychje> nicomachus: tryed realteks website for latest drivers?
[17:43] <psusi> Gnjurac, *your* *user* key just goes in ~/.ssh/authorized keys.. don't mess with the server
[17:43] <Gnjurac> i generted RSA key on PHone and now i have to add it to my server so i can authocete
[17:43] <nicomachus> lotuspsychje: yes. that's where this came from.
[17:43] <momon> hi. how -
[17:43] <ubuntu034> Hello! I am struggling getting my printer working with Ubuntu. I have a host Ubuntu OS, and in my guest Windows VirtualBox (I am using bridged adapter) I can see the network printer, but I can't find it on Ubuntu.. Any advice? Thank you.
[17:44] <gregor3000> psusu: it fails at "detect and mount cd rom" step. i recreated the media.
[17:44] <ikonia> Gnjurac: is this for your user to auth ?
[17:44] <OerHeks> Gnjurac, great page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[17:44] <Gnjurac> psusi:  you mean in home/user/.ssh/authorized keys file
[17:44] <momon> how to resize my  /home partition on ubuntu desktop?
[17:44] <Gnjurac> read it
[17:44] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, you have to log in to your computer then use ssk-copy-id on your phone
[17:44] <Gnjurac> 10 time
[17:44] <psusi> Gnjurac, yes
[17:44] <Samul`> ikonia: wait... don't kill me... isn't compiling just running the "make" command?
[17:44] <ikonia> Gnjurac: so you're public key goes in the authorized_key file
[17:44] <ikonia> Samul`: no, much more than that
[17:44] <Gnjurac> i copy pasted it in ther
[17:45] <Samul`> http://sourceforge.net/p/isse/tickets/9/
[17:45] <psusi> momon, boot live cd, use gparted
[17:45] <Samul`> I'm having the same issue as this buy
[17:45] <Samul`> *guy
[17:45] <Gnjurac> my authorized_key file looks somting like thins ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAACAQ......
[17:45] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, or just transfer the generated key to your computer ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[17:45] <psusi> Gnjurac, that's how it should look
[17:45] <Gnjurac> thet somthing other is bad cuz it wont auth
[17:45] <nicomachus> pavlos: this?: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11630913/
[17:45] <Gnjurac> seys auth faild
[17:46] <OerHeks> Gnjurac, likely you haven't read it 10 times > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys#Transfer_Client_Key_to_Host
[17:46] <traekili> nicomachus, last time i tried i didnt use root to make, must be different
[17:46] <Samul`> http://pastebin.com/08brCUeD
[17:46] <Samul`> this is the exact output I get
[17:46] <ikonia> Samul`: again - not knowing what you're doing, blocks you
[17:46] <Samul`> but I do need that software
[17:46] <ikonia> you're missing headers
[17:47] <Samul`> what?
[17:47] <ikonia> you're missing header files that it wants
[17:47] <Gnjurac> OerHeks: i did read 10 times just don what am i missing
[17:47] <Samul`> should I check the existance of those files it says it cannot find?
[17:47] <MSS> hi there
[17:47] <ikonia> Samul`: it's told you it can't find them
[17:48] <ikonia> you don't need to chheck the existance, it's said it can't find them
[17:48] <Gnjurac> w8
[17:48] <Samul`> so what?
[17:48] <ikonia> what do you mean ?
[17:48] <psusi> Gnjurac, if you mangled your server configuration, apt-get remove --purge openssh-server and reinstall it... the *only* thing you should have touched is authorized_keys
[17:48] <Samul`> may it be a permission-related problem?
[17:48] <ikonia> Samul`: very doubtul, but check if you want
[17:48] <pavlos> nicomachus, the clean: section looks ok. Are you able to just make this driver in your homedir?
[17:48] <Gnjurac> psusi: did thet too
[17:48] <MSS> i have some problems with power saving in ubuntu?
[17:48] <Samul`> the files should be there
[17:48] <Samul`> lemme check
[17:49] <Gnjurac> psusi:  1 qyestion authorized_keys on my server PC shoud hold that key i generted on phone
[17:49] <ikonia> Gnjurac: the public key
[17:49] <Samul`> those files ARE there
[17:49] <MSS> my laptop eat battery very fast when i run ubuntu
[17:49] <Gnjurac> ikonia: ye
[17:49] <ikonia> and the permissions on authorized_keys should be 600
[17:49] <Gnjurac> dident change premison
[17:49] <Gnjurac> w8 will try
[17:49] <Samul`> I've not checked every, but at least one it says it can't find is there indeed
[17:50] <ikonia> Samul`: doubt it
[17:50] <Samul`> I can provide a screenshot if you want
[17:50] <ikonia> no need
[17:50] <digitsm> Hello
[17:50] <ikonia> if you say they are there....however that error is quite clear
[17:50] <Johnny_Linux> i admire the persistence
[17:51] <digitsm> I need help with proxychains, Is anyone here familiar with proxychains?
[17:51] <Gnjurac> ikonia:  faild again
[17:51] <ikonia> Gnjurac: show me ls -la on your authorized_key file please
[17:51] <Samul`> okay that is weird
[17:51] <Samul`> I can't take screenshot
[17:51] <Samul`> damn this os is fucked
[17:51] <nicomachus> Samul`....
[17:51] <Samul`> yeah?
[17:52] <ObrienDave> behave
[17:52] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/1462788 please comment
[17:52] <pavlos> Samul`, take it easy with language ...
[17:52] <Samul`> oh didn't mean to offend anyone
[17:52] <mafia> ubuntu is great
[17:52] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, while logging in using ssh try the option -vvv to get verbbose output so you will know exactly why it failed
[17:52] <Gnjurac> -rw-------  1 kompijuterko kompijuterko  734 Jun  7 19:27 authorized_keys
[17:52] <Samul`> I know it is mafia
[17:52] <Samul`> expect mine
[17:52] <mafia> why is that?
[17:52] <Gnjurac> harishkrupo: duno if i can cuz my client is andorid app
[17:53] <Gnjurac> ikonia: -rw-------  1 kompijuterko kompijuterko  734 Jun  7 19:27 authorized_keys
[17:53] <Gnjurac> this?
[17:53] <ikonia> Gnjurac: looks good, so then the content must be wrong
[17:53] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, are you logging into your phone or into your computer???
[17:53] <MSS> dose any body help?
[17:54] <Gnjurac> harishkrupo: my PC is server and Phone is client
[17:54] <Samul`> seriously, I don't know what's happening to my computer
[17:54] <ikonia> Gnjurac: your phone has to have the private key loaded/and available to it
[17:54] <Eburitus> i read from linux magazine about quite nice sound creation software but now that I'm home, I can't find it. could someone plz help me find it?
[17:54] <Samul`> but it must have some serious issues
[17:54] <ikonia> Samul`: why do you think that  ?
[17:54] <Samul`> I cannot control volume anymore with fn
[17:55] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, then just use android terminal
[17:55] <Samul`> * fn + left/right arrow
[17:55] <Samul`> this just stopped working
[17:55] <Samul`> from one second to the next one
[17:55] <ikonia> Samul`: yeah, I told you about using PPA's earlier
[17:55] <Samul`> suddenly I cannot take screenshots anymore
[17:55] <ikonia> Samul`: and it can have serious impact on your machine
[17:55] <ekarlso> is it possible to upgrade straight from 14.04 > 15.04 ?
[17:55] <ekarlso> without going to 14.10 first..
[17:55] <Samul`> it's a tedious thing to install the os from scratch again
[17:55] <Gnjurac> ikonia: On my phone in ConnectBot app thet is option Generate Key and it generates key and afer thet i copy poblic key to pc autorization-keys
[17:56] <OerHeks> ekarlso, no
[17:56] <ekarlso> sigh
[17:56] <ekarlso> :p
[17:56] <ikonia> Samul`: it's even more tedious to debug a broken one
[17:56] <Samul`> having to reinstall every single application
[17:56] <EriC^^> !ppa-purge | Samul`
[17:56] <Samul`> backup every single file
[17:56] <nicomachus> it's really not that tedius Samul`. I've done it three times this week.
[17:56] <pavlos> Eburitus, http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/Features/Sculpting-Sound-with-SuperCollider
[17:56] <Gnjurac> ikonia: is it possible cuz i generate 4064key thet i have to change some settings on Server side
[17:57] <Samul`> having to re-do all the stuff I have done so far is leading-to-suicide IMO
[17:57] <Samul`> especially because I had to work way hard to set up some things
[17:57] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: did my howto helped?
[17:57] <Samul`> that I hadn't done before
[17:57] <Eburitus> pavlos: seems legit. ty.
[17:57] <pavlos> Eburitus, np
[17:57] <EriC^^> Samul`: try ppa-purge
[17:58] <Samul`> where can I get a list of all the ppa I have added to my os?
[17:58] <EriC^^> Samul`: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[17:58] <Samul`> thank you
[17:59] <brainwash> irgendwer4711: kinda busy right now, but did you find/read https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=760765 ?
[17:59] <engblom> I have problem getting ldap+samba working. I have been following this tutorial: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba-ldap.html . When trying to log in to the server from a windows computer, it does not accept the password.
[18:00] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: oh well. this is the problem.
[18:01] <brainwash> irgendwer4711: "This is normal. It is called an hybrid initramfs, with an early initramfs prepended to the regular initramfs."
[18:01] <irgendwer4711> brainwash: yes. but this is silly.
[18:01] <Gnjurac> ok official this sux
[18:01] <Gnjurac> so can somone help me how to setup simple password isted key
[18:02] <Gnjurac> so i can test if this app works at all
[18:02] <Samul`> so this is the one I want to remove
[18:02] <Samul`> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/dobey/audiotools/ubuntu vivid main
[18:02] <Samul`>
[18:02] <Samul`> what should I type?
[18:03] <brainwash> irgendwer4711: disable the hybrid/early mode then in /etc/default/intel-microcode
[18:03] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, isted?
[18:04] <OerHeks> Samul`, same line as you added that ppa > sudo add-apt-repository ppa-name  >> sudo ppa-purge ppa-name
[18:04] <Gnjurac> harishkrupo:  i was whole time trying to konect with RSA generated key but it wont so how to set password for my ssh server cuz in /etc/ssh/sshd_config ther is no password
[18:06] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, the password is same as your users password
[18:06] <psusi> Gnjurac, your password is *your* password
[18:06] <Gnjurac> how can i know my user password i seted to aluto login hahahah like 2 year ago
[18:07] <harishkrupo> Gnjurac, since you are logging as some user which exists on the system
[18:07] <Gnjurac> is ther some sudo comand to show me my password
[18:07] <psusi> yes
[18:07] <harishkrupo> no you cannot see your password it is hashed
[18:07] <psusi> no... sudo asks for *your* password... so if you can manage to enter that, then you know your password
[18:07] <harishkrupo> but you can change it
[18:07] <harishkrupo> wait sudo asks for you password
[18:07] <ObrienDave> and you can reset it
[18:07] <harishkrupo> yup psusi
[18:08] <Johnny_Linux> Samul` , your prolly better off reinstalling
[18:08] <Samul`> ikonia: https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/ubuntu-sdk/installing-the-sdk/ looks like some files my build script needs are found here
[18:08] <Samul`> should I install it?
[18:08] <Samul`> Johnny_Linux: I would have to set up again everything from scratch and it has been a pain
[18:08] <psusi> Samul`, you will need to ask the people who made this software for help building it, not here
[18:08] <Gnjurac> i know my sudo password
[18:08] <harishkrupo> then that is your password
[18:09] <Gnjurac> i just thinked ther was separete password like user 1
[18:09] <harishkrupo> no
[18:09] <Gnjurac> nah dosnet work
[18:09] <Gnjurac> can i try to login from server PC
[18:09] <nullbyte_> how can i install gnome extension from the web by extensions.gnome.org?
[18:10] <Johnny_Linux> Samul` , next time do a backup before doing anything
[18:10] <Johnny_Linux> .
[18:10] <harishkrupo> did you install ssh in you ubuntu?
[18:10] <harishkrupo> !ssh | Gnjurac
[18:10] <Gnjurac> ssh-server
[18:10] <Samul`> Johnny_Linux: I think it can still be fixed
[18:10] <Samul`> I didn't install a lot of things from extrnal ppas
[18:10] <Samul`> only one single software
[18:10] <harishkrupo> just sudo apt-get install ssh ( this will install ssh server)
[18:10] <Johnny_Linux> i admire your guts, rock on
[18:10] <harishkrupo> then try it
[18:11] <Samul`> I cannot do this to my ssd
[18:11] <Samul`> it doesn't deserve dying after only 6 months :/
[18:11] <Gnjurac> how to chek whats my username?
[18:12] <harishkrupo> just open you terminal and type whoami
[18:12] <pavlos> Gnjurac, 'w'
[18:12] <Gnjurac> found it
[18:13] <Gnjurac> ok
[18:14] <Gnjurac> lol
[18:15] <Gnjurac> ghhhahah
[18:15] <Gnjurac> what a retard
[18:15] <Gnjurac> am i
[18:15] <Gnjurac> hahahahha
[18:15] <Gnjurac> whole time i was trying to login with wrong username
[18:15] <Gnjurac> ahahhahahah
[18:15] <harishkrupo__> !log | harishkrupo__
[18:16] <Gnjurac> all works now ty for your time
[18:16] <ObrienDave> face palm? ;P
[18:17] <harishkrupo__> ObrienDave, XD
[18:17] <Gnjurac> duble facepalm
[18:17] <ObrienDave> lol
[18:19] <Samul`> ikonia: sounds strange
[18:19] <Samul`> but I will probably be able to compile it
[18:19] <Samul`> I'm downloading the sdks I need and I believe I have figured out how to do it
[18:29] <Samul`> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/JvNpMHBa looks like something went wrong... please could you help me
[18:33] <OerHeks> Samul`, that juce forum gives http://www.juce.com/forum/topic/ubuntu-packages-juce
[18:33] <Samul`> didn't notice it
[18:33] <Samul`> I'mma install it right now thank you
[18:33] <OerHeks> Samul`, might save you time, and you will recieve updates i guess
[18:35] <float> Heyoo
[18:36] <eduardo> i need help connecting to a vpn network... when i create a vpn connection it appears gray the button of saving the new connection.. in windows ive no problem....