All updates installed
[00:06] <maven> I am looking for a software that will allow me to view ip cams on my network
[00:06] <knob> Hexagonite, I am no expert... trying to help.  Yet I am kind of out of ideas.
[00:07] <knob> Did you google just that error?
[00:07] <knob> maven, www.ispyconnect.com/
[00:07] <knob> that is one
[00:07] <knob> zoneminder.com is another one
[00:07] <Hexagonite> knob: Yep, I tried doing the acpi_backlight=vendor thing and my FN-keys wouldn't work
[00:07] <sysop2> macen what about zone minder?
[00:07] <sysop2> maven I mean
[00:07] <knob> I think it is a fork of the other
[00:08] <knob> hmm... I am lost Hexagonite ... ask again in 10 minutes.. probably somebody more knowledgable than me will offer their insight!
[00:08] <Hexagonite> okay, thanks anyway!
[00:08] <aukun> when i put in terminal locate -i *.mp4         output   /home/aukun/Descargas/ua2x09.mp4 , but when i go in cd /home/aukun/Descargas/  and then la in this folder the file ua2x09.mp4 don't exist why?
[00:08] <sysop2> plus you can point vlc at ip cameras. I do it with mine.
[00:09] <sysop2> I have a playlist of my cameras and a simple script to press the next button every so often.
[00:09] <knob> aukun, what about   ls -alF
[00:10] <maven> Ok. I've heard of Zoneminder, but I was wondering if there  were any other solutions for Ubuntu.
[00:11] <sysop2> VLC if you dont mind doing a little work.
[00:11] <aukun> no don't view ua2x09.mp4
[00:12] <eeee> aukun: try sudo updatedb , then locate
[00:12] <aukun> knob i put ls -alF and don't find ua2x09.mp4
[00:12] <eeee> i think it might have been removed and the db wasn't updated
[00:12] <knob> type   find / -name 'uz2x09.mp4'
[00:13] <aukun> with find work it but with locate no
[00:13] <eeee> aukun: when you want to use locate, do sudo updatedb first, i think that was the problem
[00:13] <aukun> ok eeee now workit
[00:14] <aukun> why need updatedb with locate?
[00:14] <eeee> aukun: locate uses a saved database of the files, that's why it's faster than find
[00:15] <eeee> so you need to update the list before using it
[00:15] <aukun> ok thanks for explain the explanation
[00:15] <eeee> np
[00:16] <flips> anyone familiar with jackd/audio stuff? I seem to have some latency with M-Audio Audiophile USB, but dunno where/how to
[00:16] <flips> get the number/data
[00:16] <flips> (test it)
[00:19] <ForeverApprentic> Hello Again. Two things, firstly I updated to 14.04, but my touchpad on my laptop no longer works, secondly I would like to know how to connect to this chat via pidgin. Any help is greatly appreciated!
[00:20] <EternalScholar> Never mind, figured out the pidgin part. My touchpad is still a problem though.
[00:24] <somsip> !find libgtk
[00:27] <keviv> Are there any advantages that vanilla Ubuntu has over UbuntuStudio?
[00:30] <Adam_ActiveState> EternalScholar: use keyboard shortcuts
[00:30] <sajan> wafflejock,
[00:30] <EternalScholar> I am new to ubuntu, so I don't quite know enough to be navigating solely with the keyboard.
[00:31] <EternalScholar> Adam_ActiveState: See my last message.
[00:33] <HikaruBG> hi guys!
[00:34] <HikaruBG> how are you this fine evening (day - if you are on the other side of the globe...)
[00:34] <irreverant> how do i purge gmail app install from ubuntu with termina?
[00:35] <irreverant> sudo apt-get purge gmail?
[00:36] <HikaruBG> irreverant, I would do purge or remove
[00:36] <Kamuela> Is anyone else having problems with chrome/chromium and profiles constantly being corrupted or "inaccessible" when launching the browser?
[00:36] <HikaruBG> and then would do sudo apt-get autoremove
[00:36] <HikaruBG> to get all packages out
[00:37] <irreverant> i tried purge but it doesn't seem to work
[00:37] <irreverant> i think i don't have the right package
[00:37] <irreverant> and i don't find it in the application center
[00:37] <irreverant> as installed
[00:37] <HikaruBG> irreverant, try sudo dpkg -l "gmail*"
[00:38] <irreverant> nothing found
[00:38] <HikaruBG> and see if anything is installed
[00:38] <HikaruBG> so you have no gmail package to remove
[00:38] <xar_> hi, does anyone has already installed photoshop using wine ?
[00:38] <HikaruBG> no wonder that nothing happens when do Purge
[00:38] <irreverant> but i do
[00:38] <HikaruBG> on your launcher?
[00:38] <irreverant> i just launched it from the task bar
[00:39] <HikaruBG> someone else should give expert opinion here, but what I know - programs on the launcher are mere shortcuts
[00:39] <HikaruBG> and if you remove them - they are gone
[00:39] <irreverant> yes launcher
[00:40] <irreverant> the shortcut works and if i search for it in unity i can find and launch it
[00:40] <irreverant> i can't remove it though
[00:40] <HikaruBG> BUT I may be mistaken.... I am pretty new so.... I will appreciate if someone knowledgeable to interfere in this simple challenge here
[00:40] <HikaruBG> NO?
[00:40] <HikaruBG> why not?
[00:40] <HikaruBG> right click
[00:40] <HikaruBG> right click -> Unlock from Launcher
[00:41] <somsip> !find libGLU
[00:41] <irreverant> that just removes it from the launcher, i want to purge it like i would with xchat
[00:41] <keviv> That doesn't remove it
[00:41] <irreverant> sudo apt-get purge xchat
[00:41] <irreverant> works
[00:41] <aukun> how to do in .bashrc make a new line alias locate='sudo updatebd && locate' this line don't workit, how to?
[00:43] <Segfault_> Does anyone know of any good clipboard managers that I can use efficiently in the terminal? I have been using ClipIt because it syncs the clipboard and the X primary selection but in the terminal it is lacking
[00:44] <irreverant> sudo apt-get remove unity-webapps-gmail
[00:44] <irreverant> that gets rid of it
[00:44] <somsip> aukun: perhaps 'updatedb' and not 'updatebd' and source .bashrc again
[00:46] <keviv> Are there any advantages that vanilla Ubuntu has over UbuntuStudio?
[00:49] <Bashing-om> keviv: See: http://askubuntu.com/questions/126664/why-to-choose-low-latency-kernel-over-generic-or-realtime-ones .
[00:49] <rypervenche> Segfault_: I only know of xclip which can manipulate the clipboards.
[00:49] <somsip> !info wine
[00:50] <irreverant> is it smart to run wine?
[00:50] <irreverant> wouldn't it be better to just run an instance of inwodws in virtualbox?
[00:51] <Segfault_> wine (assuming it works) will perform better. A virtual windows instance hogs a lot of memory
[00:52] <Segfault_> and you can access your filesystem from windows applications if you need to
[00:52] <keviv> Wine Is Not an Emulator
[00:52] <keviv> That's why it's faster
[00:53] <keviv> Bashing-om: thanks. That helped a lot. Vanilla Ubuntu it is!
[00:53] <Bashing-om> keviv: Yep. less ya doing media stuff .
[00:54] <irreverant> but doesn't wine open up your system to infections?
[00:55] <aukun> how to when i put locate, run sudo updatedb and locate , when i put in .bashrc a new line alias locate='sudo updatedb && locate' doesn't workit, how to?
[00:55] <somsip> !info varicad
[00:55] <q_a_z_steve> Is there a channel on freenode for Ubuntu Mini Remix?
[00:56] <keviv> Bashing-om: I was going to occasionally, but the alleged battery drain (this is for my laptop) just isn't worth it
[00:57] <knob> q_a_z_steve, I don't think there will be one that specific... yet, maybe google throws something?
[00:57] <Segfault_> aukun: Running updatedb every time you use locate might not be a good idea. I'm not sure how much time that update takes, but I doubt it is fast enough to not be annoying
[00:57] <q_a_z_steve> I'm just looking at their site and curious if there is IRC support at all.
[00:58] <Segfault_> aukun: And; did you close and open a new terminal after adding that alias?
[00:59] <keviv> #gimp is a wasteland. Anybody know anything about Python-fu, or should I move to #ubuntu-offtopic?
[01:00] <Bashing-om> keviv: Correct, ocassional media usage does not warrent the "low latency" kernel . I thouhgt abot that too a while back, for a different application. LL great for what it is, but not when miss-used, huh ?
[01:02] <thumbee> hi! can anyone identify the flaw of my troubleshooting procedure. i was trying to solve why mkswap /dev/sda2 was returning 'not enough space' (i was extending a wifi router with usb storage).  the problem/solution was i was creating the swap partition "type" in fdisk as "extended" and not "primary".
[01:02] <keviv> Bashing-om: yea I had no idea it had a different kernel; I just thought it had the most popular packages pre-installed
[01:02] <thumbee> solution was absolutely silly. press "p" for primary as oppose to "e" for extended. solved. the word "extended" made sense to me though.. cause like 'extended partition' and not the primary.. (lacking understanding of what swap means yes..) but i really SHOULD have been able to correct my own error earlier than like 4hr
[01:02] <aukun> Segfault my problem is when i rm a file in a folder and then i locate this file output the path of this file when this file no exist, for this i need updatedb
[01:02] <keviv> Bashing-om: most popular media packages
[01:03] <expunge> aukun: 'find' will give you a better idea of non-enduring files, faster
[01:03] <netlar> Anyone have recommendations for a good Calendar App?
[01:03] <samthewildone> does anyone know how I can create a tarball for my program ?
[01:04] <eeee> expunge: not that i use locate, but it would be faster than find, given it's updated automatically and would only need a little updating
[01:04] <expunge> samthewildone: tar -cJf program.tar program_dir
[01:04] <expunge> samthewildone: oops, did it again
[01:04] <expunge> samthewildone: tar -cJf program.tar.xz program_dir
[01:04] <samthewildone> expunge, Hi !
[01:04] <expunge> heyo
[01:04] <samthewildone> expunge, so I go to my source folder of my program via term I suppose ?
[01:04] <expunge> eeee: it is faster, but only for files that are always in the same place
[01:04] <samthewildone> then run that command ?
[01:06] <expunge> samthewildone: it's simpler from inside the program's parent dir
[01:10] <samthewildone> expunge, can you test my file
[01:10] <samthewildone> its a simple text finder from Qt
[01:10] <expunge> samthewildone: sure
[01:11] <expunge> samthewildone: or you can, with tar -tvf foo.tar.xz
[01:11] <aukun> yes expunge find is better but the problem with find output also the cache folders
[01:11] <expunge> aukun: hmm?
[01:11] <EternalScholar> Yo all is skype updated for ubuntu 14.04?
[01:12] <somsip> !info skype | EternalScholar
[01:12] <somsip> EternalScholar: not helpful...Skype <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:12] <expunge> EternalScholar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype
[01:14] <aukun> hot to do find a files "*.mp4" in all hard disks without output cache folders?
[01:15] <expunge> aukun: cache folders?
[01:17] <expunge> aukun: using Unix systems since 2004, not sure what you're referring to
[01:17] <eeee> aukun:  find / -iname "*.mp4" | grep -v ".cache"
[01:17] <aukun> mozilla/cache
[01:18] <eeee> that'll remove the .cache folders
[01:18] <aarobc> Um, why would my mouse suddenly look like a bunch of weird lines?
[01:19] <expunge> aukun: that's a single directory
[01:19] <aarobc> almost like a bunch of cursors stacked on top of each other
[01:19] <expunge> aarobc: graphics driver glitch, maybe
[01:19] <aarobc> I tried screenshotting it put the screenshot just looks like a normal cursor
[01:19] <aukun> yes is possible exclude folder in find file?
[01:19] <aarobc> expunge: maybe. I am using the newest fglrx drivers
[01:20] <expunge> aukun: yup
[01:30] <ahklerner> hello i made two partitions when i just did an install of xubuntu and the second partition is available when i login, but is read only, what do i need to do to make it writeable?
[01:32] <expunge> ahklerner: sudo mount -o remount,rw /whatever
[01:33] <ahklerner> and to make that persistent across reboots ?
[01:33] <RiotBlasto> I actually just had that happen on with EBS a few hours ago
[01:34] <RiotBlasto> just... can't give u a fix, I didn't *need* the data on there so I just started up a new volume after wasting an hour..
[01:35] <expunge> ahklerner: /etc/fstab
[01:37] <maherrera89> Hello
[01:38] <maherrera89> anyone able to help to explaing how can I install itunes or any other software able to communicate with iphone 5s?
[01:38] <elfMobile> how do I add a ppa via command line without add-apt-repository?
[01:38] <THE_EVIL_DEAD> on ubuntu?
[01:38] <kostkon> maherrera89, try with rhythmbox, the default music player
[01:38] <maherrera89> THE_EVIL_DEAD, yes
[01:39] <elfMobile> THE_EVIL_DEAD: yes
[01:39] <friendlyfascism> lol
[01:39] <adoniscik> elfMobile, install sudo apt-get install software-properties-common
[01:40] <maherrera89> kostkon, is that app able to synch with iPhone?
[01:40] <elfMobile> adoniscik: I'm trying to do this from a Docker image.... I don't really want to install stuff I don't need to.  Doesn't it just add a line to some file somewhere?
[01:40] <expunge> maherrera89: to do what, exactly?
[01:40] <THE_EVIL_DEAD> maherrera89; you could use wine or cross over if you want i tunes
[01:40] <adoniscik> elfMobile, no docker experience, sorry
[01:40] <kostkon> elfMobile, create a name_of_ppa.list file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d   put the ppa repo lines in there
[01:40] <maherrera89> expunge, synch music and photos just like itunes...
[01:40] <kostkon> maherrera89, in theory, yes
[01:41] <kostkon> maherrera89, only music
[01:41] <elfMobile> kostkon: thanks a bunch
[01:41] <maherrera89> ok music is ok for now
[01:47] <expunge> maherrera89: you can run iTunes through a Windows VM, but it's some up-front work
[01:47] <expunge> better in the long run to use hardware that isn't vendor locked
[01:52] <Guest81751> I have ubuntu 12.04.05 lts and it doesn't work my touchpad: there is no touchpad drivers
[01:52] <Gacnt> Using Virt-Manager is it possible to change the specified OS after the VM has been setup? I keep getting a blue screen and a lot of the fixes say to pick Windows Server 2003 but I'm not sure where to change this flag
[01:52] <expunge> Gacnt: can probably grep its config dir for 'windows'
[01:53] <expunge> #kvm might know more
[01:53] <Gacnt> expunge Not sure how to do that
[01:53] <cuddylier> How do I update my ssl without upgrading my system from 12.04?
[01:53] <maherrera89> expunge, thats exactly what i was trying to avoid... lol but so far I will make a VM with Windows
[01:53] <cuddylier> I want to update past the latest vunerability.
[01:53] <expunge> Gacnt: find ~/ -iname '*virt*'
[01:54] <expunge> cuddylier: should come in through the normal updates
[01:54] <maherrera89> I saw Ubuntu detected my phone when i plug it in and suggest one app for music an other for pictures
[01:54] <kostkon> cuddylier, if you are up-to-date you are fine
[01:54] <cuddylier> expunge: Do you know the command? I tried apt-get update and then apt-get install openssl
[01:54] <cuddylier> My version is vulnerable though
[01:54] <cuddylier> ssl labs said
[01:54] <expunge> cuddylier: ssl labs?
[01:54] <cuddylier> for the latest exploit, not heartbleed
[01:54] <kostkon> cuddylier, version is same but it has been patched
[01:54] <cuddylier> https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/
[01:54] <expunge> oh, which exploit?
[01:55] <cuddylier>  OpenSSL CCS vulnerability (CVE-2014-0224)
[01:55] <expunge> hah, how nice of ssltest to publish vulnerable sites =P
[01:56] <kostkon> cuddylier, already patched days ago http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2308-1/
[01:57] <cuddylier> kostkon: Yes, the only issue being I don't know the commands and can't find them anywhere
[01:57] <kostkon> cuddylier, and http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2232-4/
[01:57] <kostkon> cuddylier, which commands
[01:57] <cuddylier> To update
[01:57] <bsdude3> Hi, could someone help me with installing ubuntu?
[01:58] <kostkon> cuddylier, probably you are already up-to-date
[01:58] <Guest81751> Please, how it is possible to add touchpad device and configure its drivers on ubuntu 12.04.05?
[01:58] <cuddylier> kostkon: I'm not as ssl labs says I'm vulnerable
[01:58] <Beldar> bsdude3, If you describe the issue probably.
[01:58] <cuddylier> I have 1.0.1
[01:58] <cuddylier> On ubuntu 12.04
[01:58] <kostkon> cuddylier, i'll say ignre it. it just checks the version
[01:58] <bsdude3> I need to make an install disc that can both install the 64 bit and 32 bit version, does anybody know how to do this?
[01:58] <cuddylier> I haven't updated mine since the exploit though
[01:58] <bsdude3> have both versions installed on the same disc
[01:58] <cuddylier> So surely it's exploitable?
[01:59] <kostkon> cuddylier, you have an old version of ssl that is patched against all recent vulnverabilities
[01:59] <cuddylier> How can I be 100% sure?
[01:59] <kostkon> cuddylier, no idea
[01:59] <cuddylier> Or is 1.0.1 a patched version number?
[01:59] <rww> !libsslbug
[01:59] <rww> compare your package version number against those listed on the USN link
[01:59] <Beldar> bsdude3, Use a multiload app for usb's no issue.
[02:00] <rww> (NOT the output of openssl's version command)
[02:00] <bsdude3> can I use it for a disc as well?
[02:00] <bsdude3> like a cd-r
[02:00] <bsdude3> or dvd-r
[02:00] <Beldar> bsdude3, Discs are images not really an option.
[02:02] <Wizkhalfia> hey
[02:03] <Wizkhalfia> anyone active?
[02:03] <sick_potatoes> hello :)
[02:03] <sick_potatoes> what si the topic?
[02:05] <q_a_z_steve> what's the best way to rsync between a mac and ubuntuminiremix ?
[02:05] <Wizkhalfia> somebody help me launch ddos attacks against google?
[02:06] <sick_potatoes> im in
[02:06] <Beldar> that is a stupid idea
[02:06] <Wizkhalfia> any tips?
[02:06] <ObrienDave> don't
[02:07] <sick_potatoes> obriendave i love you
[02:07] <BlinkyBill> obriendave wuddup niqqa
[02:07] <ObrienDave> *no feeding trolls*
[02:07] <Beldar> 3 users same IP hmmm
[02:07] <rww> Beldar: quite.
[02:08] <Wizkhalfia> anytips on how to gain access to somebodys facebook as a friendly joke?
[02:08] <ObrienDave> oh, it's the high school proxy punks
[02:08] <rww> Wizkhalfia: Ubuntu support only here, not hacking nonsense.
[02:08] <sick_potatoes> high school?
[02:08] <BlinkyBill> nuh im 28 m8
[02:08] <Wizkhalfia> whats a ubuntu?
[02:09] <nikitamog> so i want to install playonlinux on a seperate drive than my ubuntu is on
[02:09] <nikitamog> i'm reading the forums about sim linking but i'm not quit sure how that works
[02:09] <nikitamog> any tips one where i can read up some more on this?
[02:10] <q_a_z_steve> screw mini stuff...
[02:10] <q_a_z_steve> what's the best way to rsync between a mac and ubuntu?
[02:12] <thumbee> can someone explain the motivation behind naming mkswap, mkswap. and not mkfs
[02:12] <thumbee> because the swap is a partition
[02:13] <maherrera89> gusy, just downloaded skype, its a tar.bz2 file
[02:13] <rww> thumbee: because swap partitions don't contain a filesystem
[02:13] <maherrera89> guys***
[02:13] <maherrera89> can someone explain how to install
[02:13] <maherrera89> just new on linux
[02:13] <maherrera89> thank
[02:13] <maherrera89> thanks
[02:13] <DalekSec> !skype
[02:13] <Beldar> maherrera89, skype is a deb for ubuntu.
[02:14] <Beldar> maherrera89, It is in the repos use that version.
[02:14] <q_> hi motherfuckers
[02:14] <maherrera89> I do not have it on the soft center
[02:14] <q_> i want to fuck your asses
[02:14] <maherrera89> is think i do not have that repo
[02:15] <maherrera89> Beldar, it is not in the soft center
[02:15] <rww> q_: probably best you go read the guidelines in the /topic before saying anything else
[02:15] <q_> i had a shit on that repo
[02:15] <q_> i jizzed all over the soft center
[02:15] <nikitamog> ah much better.
[02:15] <thumbee> rww: if swap partitions dont contain a fs. when WHY when creating the swap PARITION. do i have to select "primary partition" or "extended". note you have to select "primary partition" (this shit stumped me all day and ruined my day)
[02:16] <Beldar> maherrera89, You may need to open it, look in software & updates-other software and make sure the partners and independent are ticked.
[02:16] <sydney> good :) much better :)
[02:16] <rww> thumbee: "partition" and "filesystem" aren't synonyms, so I don't understand the logic behind your question
[02:16] <rww> and you can set a swap partition as extended just fine...
[02:17] <thumbee> im fairly certain u cant.. i was stuck on this problem all day where i ran mkswap /dev/sda2 and it produces an error 'not enough space'
[02:17] <rww> all extended partitions have partition numbers greater than or equal to 5, for a start
[02:18] <thumbee> took me a world of hurt to realize my mistake was when i created the swap partition, it was supose to be type='primary partition' and not "extended"
[02:18] <rww> so yes, if you created an extended partition and then tried to reference it as sda2 that wouldn't work
[02:18] <thumbee> i wish the error message would indicate that. as oppose to "not enough space"
[02:19] <rww> well, command-line tools tend to have interesting logic. it's one reason people in here tend to stick to the shiny GUI stuff
[02:20] <thumbee> so what your saying is if my sda # was say /dev/sda6 it would have mkswap'ed fine. HMM
[02:20] <thumbee> now that would have been another world of hurt because it would have let me through then i wouldnt realize my swap partition was done incorrectl
[02:20] <thumbee> *incorrectly
[02:20] <rww> i'm saying that the extended partition you created would probably have been named /dev/sda5, so mkswap /dev/sda5 would have worked
[02:21] <thumbee> oh. nope. because the first step in fsck is to selet the number. i selected the next number up.. ie. used only sda1.
[02:21] <rww> do you mean fdisk?
[02:22] <thumbee> *yes sorry. fdisk
[02:22] <rww> oh, I'm being an idiot. fdisk uses the terminology extended to refer to an msdos partition that contains one or more logical partitions...
[02:23]  * rww pulls up fdisk and checks some assumptions
[02:23] <thumbee> HA... not funny. fdisk is not funny
[02:23] <rww> ah, yeah, the manpage says as much...
[02:24] <Gacnt> So with Virt-Manager I'm getting an IP something like <IP_ADDRESS>, but my actual lan IP range is 10.0.0.* so how can I assign an actual ip address instead of some bridged one
[02:24] <maherrera89> Beldar, I have checked the repos and it was missing, I added and currently installing will see if it works good with the camera and mic
[02:24] <maherrera89> thanks
[02:24] <kostkon> maherrera89, enabled the partner repo?
[02:26] <maherrera89> yes
[02:26] <maherrera89> kostkon, yes i did
[02:26] <thumbee> rww: there is an on-going dillema with linux/fs/systems im having.. ppl keep telling me just read about it. well there's a balance though. are you really going to read a book on python if you need to write a 5 line script
[02:26] <kostkon> maherrera89, k
[02:26] <rww> thumbee: may I ask why you're doing this manually instead of having one of the Ubuntu installation programs handle it?
[02:27] <nikitamog> still a little confused on how simlinking works
[02:27] <thumbee> yes - i read (and was not successful) mkswap. i did NOT understand it as the equivalent of 'formatting'. but interpretted as a 'initialization' after formatting
[02:27] <rww> erm, that doesn't answer my question
[02:27] <nikitamog> so the file replaced is a reference to the folder i'm simlinking...
[02:28] <thumbee> rww: im running it on a 4M wifi router (tp-link mr3020). usb key attaches to the $30 router to give it more space
[02:28] <nikitamog> so how would I tell my os to refer to a folder in a different harddrive
[02:28] <thumbee> rww: it uses busybox (which i think is some linux variant?).
[02:29] <rww> thumbee: busybox is a coreutils variant that implements the basic command-line tools you would use on a Linux system
[02:29] <rww> anyways, that doesn't sound at all like Ubuntu, so try ##linux.
[02:30] <vicsar> .
[02:30] <OerHeks> nikitamog, looks easy to do http://www.windows-to-linux.com/2013/09/run-playonlinux-games-outside-home-directory/
[02:30] <thumbee> its really not even linux. its my core logic is fucked up
[02:31] <thumbee> my abilitiy to problem solve and troubleshoot the problem was the level of a 1st grade peanut
[02:31] <rww> point being, it doesn't belong here (and neither does cursing, fwiw)
[02:31] <nikitamog> OerHeks: thanks for the link i'll read up
[02:32] <akurilin> question: say I have a logrotate for nginx that's set to 52 weekly by default. I really don't need it for that long. If I set it to say 4 weeks, will logrotate nuke the older .gz files or will it leave htem alone?
[02:32] <thumbee> it doesnt belong anywhere. (both the core question. and the language)
[02:38] <thumbee> rww: but yes. thank you. mkswap = format for swap. mkfs = format for file system.  file system != swap. if i understood what you explained to me above.
[02:39] <thumbee> err. partition != file system.
[02:43] <Organicanarchy> Hello, I'm trying to dual boot with windows 8 (no EUFI) I just upgarded from 7. WHen I run the installer, it sees my hard drives as free space (they most certainly are NOT free space) any ideas on how I can get it to see my data so I can parition correctly?
[02:44] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, Can you run sudo parted -l and pastebin it.
[02:44] <Organicanarchy> Beldar, will you be here for a bit? IM currently booted into windows
[02:45] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, Sure, you probably have gpt bits, did you change the partition table with the W7 install?
[02:45] <Beldar> er W8
[02:45] <Organicanarchy> I didnt upgrade, I just reformatted and did a clean install, just said upgrade to put down any EUFI theories
[02:45] <Techku> Hello all, I seem to be having a problem with fuse, not sure this is the right channel, anyhow I am attempting to pass commands -o --public with encfs and it keeps telling me it's an unknown command and that the kernel module is not installed
[02:45] <Organicanarchy> brb rebooting
[02:46] <rww> fyi UEFI
[02:46] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, unallocated indicates issues in the partition table either broken or having gpt bits, are two.
[02:51] <Techku> So I am hoping to get some help as I previously stated - here's a paste of what I am getting in terminal - http://paste.ubuntu.com/8174635/
[02:52] <Gacnt> TJ- Thanks for the help, everythings running now
[02:52] <samthewildone> expunge, nothing but fail
[02:52] <samthewildone> :|
[02:52] <samthewildone> Try creating a .deb package and, created a monster
[02:54] <cuddylier> How do I check if my box can access a certain port?
[02:55] <cuddylier> I think netstat, if so, what is the command?
[02:58] <RiotBlasto> I'd just ping it
[02:58] <RiotBlasto> and then u can run a traceroute to see where it cuts off if it hangs.
[03:00] <SchrodingersScat> nmap could check a port, yeah?
[03:00] <RiotBlasto> yup
[03:04] <samthewildone> seems like a complete pain to create .deb packages.
[03:05] <samthewildone> follow some make shift guides and, still nothing.
[03:12] <expunge> samthewildone: =)
[03:16] <metaspike> samthewildone, when i was starting off, i used this: https://wiki.debian.org/CheckInstall
[03:17] <metaspike> it's seriously, an extra word and you've got debs
[03:18] <metaspike> i wish they had something similar in the .yum "scene"
[03:20] <somsip> SchrodingersScat: external tool at grc.com (Shields Up) if you want a simple pen test
[03:23] <nircUser> hi
[03:24] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: are you still here?
[03:24] <antonio_> Hey folks...
[03:24] <Beldar> barely
[03:25] <Organicanarchy> what was the command you wanted me to enter and put in a pastebin?
[03:25] <antonio_> I'm wondering if anyone knows if its possible to stream my computer screen to my Vizio Smart tv?
[03:25] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, sudo parted -l
[03:25] <RiotBlasto> @antonio: hdmi, chromecast, etc.
[03:25] <Organicanarchy> asking me if I have  GPT patition table
[03:25] <RiotBlasto> I have one as well, that's what I do
[03:26] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: how do I tell if I have a GPT parition table?
[03:27] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, That is why I wanted that command. Did you ever have gpt partitions?
[03:27] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: im not even sure what a GPT partition table is
[03:28] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, What did that computer start out as what OS and when was it purchased?
[03:28] <Organicanarchy> it had windows 7 on it when my sister bought it a few years ago, I lost my last linux PC in a house flood, I got this and immidiately put windows 8 on it, fresh install from a USB stick
[03:29] <Organicanarchy> it was purchased maybe 2-3 years ago
[03:29] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, IT would help to confirm the partitioning, can you post the output of that command?
[03:30] <Beldar> in a pastebin Organicanarchy
[03:30] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: http://pastebin.com/b2iPu1xy
[03:31] <OerHeks> Organicanarchy, parted tells you if you have gpt
[03:31] <Gacnt> With Virt-Manager is it possible to have a cd-rom on standby, I put a cd into my server running Win 7 VM but it still says insert a disk into cd drive when I double click on it
[03:31] <Organicanarchy> OerHeks: http://pastebin.com/b2iPu1xy
[03:31] <Organicanarchy> its asking me if its GPT
[03:31] <Organicanarchy> and i have no idea
[03:32] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, We don't support mint for one, answer yes to get the rest of the command
[03:33] <Organicanarchy> i tried asking in mint channels, got nothing, I figured this was close enough, its mainly same base OS, just a few different repos for software
[03:33] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: http://pastebin.com/EaV1r4u8
[03:33] <Organicanarchy> then it gives me the same issue asking if its GPT
[03:33] <Abhijit> Organicanarchy, use their forums and wait for some time.
[03:34] <meta_away> GPT is common
[03:34] <vbgunz> I have a 10 button wireless mouse, xinput get-button-map returns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. So I want buttons 8 and 9 swapped and entered xinput set-button-map 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 10 and confirmed it with xinput get-button-map. But buttons 8 and 9 are not swapped. Why?
[03:35] <Sachiru> Is there any official way to get the 3.16/3.17 kernels running on ubuntu without compiling a custom kernel?
[03:35] <meta_away> Organicanarchy, might as well say yes.
[03:35] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, Not close enough for mint support. You need to wipe the HD and make a msdos table, and or run this to reove the gpt, be sure you have windows backed up.
[03:35] <Beldar> http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/wipegpt.html
[03:35] <Sachiru> Or in other terms, is there an official/semi-official way to install latest stable kernels on Ubuntu, not just the default 3.13?
[03:35] <vbgunz> do I need to log out and back in? Did I need to run it as sudo? I thought it should just work but maybe my mouse is racist?
[03:36] <meta_away> Sachiru, yeah, from the development repos
[03:36] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: here's the whole paste
[03:36] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: http://pastebin.com/6PpAsqr7
[03:36] <Sachiru> @meta: Are those considered as stable and/or production ready?
[03:37] <meta_away> dunno
[03:37] <Sachiru> For file server use.
[03:37] <meta_away> if its a new server, should be fine.
[03:37] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, Hard to say, I would wipe the HD make a msdos table reinstall windows than mint. If there is a uefi bios adjust accordingly
[03:38] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: basically no "easy" way of dual booting if I care about my windows partition?
[03:38] <Lawiet> Hello
[03:38] <HankyD_Tubs> hi
[03:38] <Lawiet> What the chanel for spanish ?
[03:38] <HankyD_Tubs> I haven't used IRC in probably ten years
[03:39] <meta_away> @spanish
[03:39] <Sachiru> Not a new server, sadly.
[03:39] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, If you had a clue maybe and were running ubuntu. ;) that was a maybe
[03:39] <meta_away> !spanish
[03:39] <OerHeks> !es
[03:39] <ObrienDave> !es | Lawiet
[03:39] <Sachiru> The reason why I want 3.16/17 is for the improvements that they made for ZRAM.
[03:40] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, You have two OS neither supported here, what is wrong with this picture?
[03:40] <meta_away> si, si
[03:40] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: I hear ya, thanks for at least checking it out
[03:41] <biella> #debconf
[03:41] <Lawiet> Any chanel for gnu linux in general?
[03:41] <Beldar> Organicanarchy, I would just do the msdos table on the HD and reinstall, it appears you may have a uefi install with windows or there was a efi boot partition, hard to tell really
[03:42] <Organicanarchy> Beldar: I think that might be the way to go, I'm getting a bit sick of window's shit anyway
[03:42] <Beldar> Lawiet, I don't believe so, just OS that lean that way.
[03:42] <antonio_> I'm wondering if anyone knows if its possible to stream my computer screen to my Vizio Smart tv?
[03:43] <Lawiet> But some chanel gnu linux?
[03:45] <Beldar> Lawiet, Your questions makes no sense basically, ubuntu is gnu linux in it's vanilla state.
[03:45] <Gacnt> http://askubuntu.com/questions/517392/how-to-enable-cd-dvd-drive-to-standby-and-wait-for-physical-media
[03:46] <HankyD_Tubs> Beldar, can you explain that? I'm new to linux as well
[03:46] <Lawiet> Ok sorry.
[03:46] <Beldar> Lawiet gnu linux is not a club but a decision of use.
[03:46] <OerHeks> !alis | Lawiet
[03:46] <ObrienDave> antonio_, [20:25:50] <RiotBlasto> @antonio: hdmi, chromecast, etc.
[03:47] <antonio_> obriendave: I don't have hdmi, and I don't want to get chromecast..anything else you can think of?
[03:47] <Beldar> HankyD_Tubs, If you need the definitions it is all on the web, it's not something I ever really consider.
[03:48] <Beldar> open closed source if it works and is not bad for me I use it.
[03:49] <Beldar> even windows muhahaha
[03:49] <HankyD_Tubs> I think I just had a misunderstanding
[03:51] <Lawiet> Join #ubuntu-cafe
[03:52] <ObrienDave> Lawiet, /join #ubuntu-cafe
[03:53] <Lawiet> How i go to ubuntu es cafe?
[03:53] <Loshki> Lawiet: you could always try #gnu
[03:55] <Beldar> heh, they have their own channel, must be a riot. ;)
[03:55] <ObrienDave> Lawiet, /join #ubuntu-es-cafe
[03:55] <ObrienDave> all 13 of them ;P
[03:57]  * Beldar is overwhelmed by the foot cheese
[03:57] <Lawiet> Thanks
[03:57] <HankyD_Tubs> eww
[04:01] <antonio_> Does anyone know if its possible to stream a computers desktop to a Smart TV via DLNA?
[04:02] <expunge> antonio_: you could _probably_ stream through a video file
[04:03] <antonio_> hmm
[04:03] <expunge> antonio_: but probably not really =P
[04:03] <expunge> most smart TVs are really obtuse about such things
[04:03] <expunge> despite being Linux based
[04:03] <antonio_> are most smart tvs linux based?
[04:03] <expunge> instead of simply attempting to play what you ask them to play, they run absurd checks
[04:03] <expunge> antonio_: yes of course
[04:03] <expunge> very cut down, proprietary, awful Linux distros
[04:04] <cfhowlett> expunge, I have no direct experience, but I see no shortage of android based TV's ...
[04:04] <expunge> kind of like Android, but even worse
[04:05] <daya> Hi Guys:any idea about the percentage specification in snmpd.conf Disk Usage Monitoring The state of disk storage can be monitored using:includeAllDisks 10% disk /var 20%
[04:06] <user123321> Greetings Ubuntians :)
[04:08] <gorgath> user123321, HI
[04:08] <gorgath> How art thou
[04:09] <user123321> doing awesomely awesome, and you?
[04:09] <gorgath> ok
[04:24] <stangeland> hi, is it possible to automaitically mount new disks under /media ?
[04:25] <Lawiet> How do i install skype at gnu linux?
[04:25] <Beldar> Lawiet, skype is not gnu
[04:25] <res> whois res0001
[04:26] <Beldar> Lawiet, What OS are you running, and why the continued reference to gnu when you seem to not really care?
[04:26] <Lawiet> Dont i can install skype?
[04:26] <nisstyre> there is a skype client for linux, I don't recommend it
[04:27] <nisstyre> https://stallman.org/skype.html
[04:27] <Zachary_DuBois> To do a source IP range in IPtables, you have to do something like '-m iprange --src-range <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>' right?
[04:27] <Beldar> Lawiet, sudo apt-get install skype
[04:27] <meta_away> if you really, really, have to. get the beta...
[04:28] <Beldar> meta_away, Use nicks and justify your help if not within the ubuntu support norm.
[04:28] <Beldar> meta_away, This is not #ubuntu-opinions
[04:29] <cfhowlett> Lawiet, what is output of this command:        cat /etc/issue
[04:29] <cloudsss> Does anyone know if cube atlantis works in 14.04?
[04:29] <Lawiet> I use 12.04
[04:30] <Beldar> smells minty
[04:30] <cfhowlett> Lawiet,  show the exact output of this command:     cat /etc/issue
[04:32] <hemangpatel> Hi
[04:32] <hanshenrik> ehhh
[04:33] <hemangpatel> How can i improve battery life in laptop ?
[04:33] <hanshenrik> the mirrors.digipower.vn ubuntu update mirror is horrible out of date
[04:33] <hanshenrik> at least 3 months out of date, probably more
[04:33] <Beldar> hemangpatel, less backlight
[04:33] <hanshenrik> is that really an official mirror?
[04:34] <cfhowlett> hanshenrik, it happens.   fortunately, it's ridiculously easy to change mirrors.
[04:34] <Beldar> and more cowbell
[04:34] <ObrienDave> cfhowlett, but that would be too easy ;P
[04:34] <hemangpatel> less backlight ?
[04:34] <hanshenrik> the norwegian mirror is broken, the vietnamese mirror is way out of date... back to main server it is!
[04:35] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, *tweeeeeet*  flag on the play!  excessive and unauthorized snark!  5 yard penalty
[04:35] <hanshenrik> (im a norwegian, been living in vietnam the last 3 months :p )
[04:35] <ObrienDave> lol
[04:35] <Beldar> hemangpatel, There is not much you can do with battery use. The drivers are not made for linux but reversed for use.
[04:37] <hemangpatel> Beldar, is this useful , http://www.webupd8.org/2013/04/improve-power-usage-battery-life-in.html
[04:37] <Lawiet> Beldar i am a beginner at ubuntu so i ask
[04:38] <cfhowlett> Lawiet, you still haven't answered the question:   what is the exact output of cat /etc/issue
[04:38] <antonio_> Hey folks...
[04:38] <Lawiet> I dont understand the question
[04:39] <cfhowlett> Lawiet, open a terminal.   type in cat /etc/issue          and tell us what the feedback us
[04:39] <cfhowlett> *is*
[04:39] <Beldar> hemangpatel, Never used it, is in a ppa, not technically supported here. You can chase the dragon that does not exist till you where yourself out.  Is necesary i tell ubuntu?
[04:44] <hanshenrik> cfhowlett, what languages do you speak?
[04:44] <xar> Any brilliant idea for a desktop app ?
[04:44] <Ben64> Lawiet: this channel is for ubuntu only, any other linux probably has their own channel
[04:44] <ObrienDave> Beldar, no feeding trolls ;P
[04:44] <cfhowlett> !language | hanshenrik,
[04:44] <Beldar> Lawiet, My only point is relative info really.
[04:45] <edition> !offtopic | others
[04:45] <cfhowlett> xar, search the ubuntu software center for apps
[04:45] <Beldar> ObrienDave, they get the instant ignore here.
[04:45] <ObrienDave> :))
[04:45] <xar> Any brilliant idea for a desktop app that I can DEVELOP ?
[04:46] <Lawiet> Ok thanks ,but i ask about ubuntu
[04:46] <hanshenrik> xar, i bet that is off-topic, but yeah, i got 1
[04:46] <Beldar> xar, I want a auto french press.
[04:46] <cfhowlett> xar, ask ##linux or #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:47] <hanshenrik> xar, a program that monitors other programs, and gives a warning when the GUI has not changed in X time. ill make it myself soon if nobody else does
[04:47] <xar> it's not off-topic, do you want to develop ubuntu ? help me to get a good idea for a desktop app if you want contributors !
[04:48] <cfhowlett> !contribute | xar
[04:48] <xar> ok
[04:48] <antonio_> I'm trying to open up multiple copies of notepad to edit a series of emails right next to each other...kind of like this  http://tinylittlebusinesses.com/images/sos-storyboard.jpg  Does anyone know how I can do this?
[04:49] <cfhowlett> xar, for future reference, this channel is for support of currently available OS and users.
[04:49] <xar> cfhowlett, thank you
[04:49]  * Beldar "off topic" admires their new 1-1/2-Liter french press 51-ounces of pure caffiene.
[04:49] <cfhowlett> xar, happy2help
[04:49] <xar> cfhowlett, happy to hear that
[04:49]  * user123321 pats Beldar
[04:50] <JCM83> I'm using the Software & Updates app to change my display driver from Nouveau to the proprietary NVIDIA driver, and it seems to not progress past the first tick of the progress bar. How long should I expect this process to take?
[04:50] <JCM83> It's hung at "Applying changes..."
[04:51] <dcndrew> Hi!
[04:52] <hanshenrik> cfhowlett, you never really answered my question though
[04:53] <cfhowlett> hanshenrik, polite, professional English without profanities is the expected standard in this channel
[04:54] <dcndrew> Quick question: On Linux (Kubuntu 13.04 btw) I have annoying background noise in headphones and when I'm recording sound. Which would bee better choise? USB sound card or better PCI card?
[04:54] <netlar> Can Help in Ubuntu be edited or can you make your own help entry?
[04:54] <dcndrew> *be
[04:54] <antonio_> Does anyone know how I can open up multiple windows of the text editor?  Not new tabs, but new windows
[04:55] <ObrienDave> dcndrew, is it a laptop?
[04:55] <dcndrew> PC
[04:55] <dcndrew> I couldn't put PCI card in laptop as far as I know. :D
[04:56] <dcndrew> *can't... SFME. :D
[04:56] <netlar> I would love to make my own entries for others using the system
[04:57] <gorgath> while [ $blah -gt 0 ]; do echo $blah; blah=$blah-1;done
[04:57] <gorgath> bash: [: 3-1: integer expression expected
[04:57] <gorgath> please help
[04:57] <cfhowlett> gorgath, ask #bash
[04:58] <gorgath> !bash
[04:58] <Loshki> dcndrew: it's a noisy environment inside a pc. I believe external units give better signal/noise ratios, but I'm no expert. Ask on #electronics?
[05:00] <netlar> Or at least make notes/annotations to help file entries
[05:00] <dcndrew> Thanks, Loshki, that's why I'm in trouble. :D Because better cards as I know can filter noise, but it's easier to use USB. But USB is more expensive based on for example jack connections.
[05:01] <dcndrew> Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi 5.1 Pro USB (for example) had difficulties with Ubuntu as I read.
[05:01] <netlar> Is that what it is called, the HELP file?
[05:02] <dcndrew> PCI cards are cheaper, but I don't know if they can filter noise nice.
[05:04] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, professional recording?  get an interface.  The Presonus Audiobox (1 Box) did the job.  Casual/field recording?  Get an external mic for your smartphone.
[05:05] <dcndrew> I'm simply want to record videos, and my voice is really noisy. So not professional, but I'd like to get less noisy sound. :)
[05:05] <dcndrew> -'m... -.-
[05:07] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, use your smartphone.  edit video in openshot.  export to .mp4.
[05:07] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, bonus: easy to go into your closet where you clothes are hanging to record.  clothes make good sound dampeners.
[05:08] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: Gameplay videos. :)
[05:09] <dcndrew> But I'll try my smartphone's abilities, thanx. :D
[05:09] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, ah, that.  well: garbage in, garbage out.  start with the best recording you can get.
[05:10] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: The in is not that bad. Under Windows it's clearer than under Linux.
[05:11] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, you can use avconv to extract the audio, clean it in audacity and inject it back into the video with avconv ...
[05:13] <dcndrew> cfhowlett:  :D I just wanted to say that I'm using Audacity for sound only and I could make it with that! :D But it's more work. :)
[05:15] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, you're right, it's more work.  if you first edit sound with audacity, I'd suggest you then merge with video in openshot.  bonus:  you can add title boards and effects.
[05:16] <dcndrew> I'm thinking about recording the video with screen capture and the sound with Audacity, but I didn't think out how to channel the sounds through it... I'll explain. :D
[05:17] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, suggestion: sound capture on one track, your commentary on another track.  mixdown the audio to a single track, then merge to video with openshot
[05:17] <dcndrew> Just what I'm writing. XD
[05:18] <dcndrew> I didn't find out how to record two tracks at same time.
[05:18] <war59312> any idea on how to be able to browse an nfs share by hostname on a device in which i can not edit /etc/hosts...
[05:19] <dcndrew> Three exactly. :)
[05:19] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, my point.  you don't NEED to record them at the same time.  record you game play, do the commentary in Post Production, i.e. after the intial recording
[05:20] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: that won't be good. :/
[05:20] <dcndrew> I'll make some videos that way, it's true, but not all of them.
[05:21] <dcndrew> Gimme a sec.
[05:29] <war59312> avahi-daemon[698]: Failed to create server: No suitable network protocol available
[05:30] <war59312> Any ideas?
[05:31] <Lawiet> Some body play mmorpg?
[05:31] <dcndrew> Lawiet: Minecraft. :P
[05:32] <Lawiet> Minecraf is wow?
[05:33] <dcndrew> No, it's not. XD
[05:33] <war59312> n/m got it working, fix @ http://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=6408
[05:33] <dcndrew> Not even MMORPG. So I was saying: I don't play MMO-s.
[05:33] <dcndrew> :D
[05:33] <Lawiet> Dcndrew some good mmorpg at steam?
[05:34] <ObrienDave> Lawiet, which one are you interested in?
[05:34] <Lawiet> Aa ok
[05:34] <Lawiet> Aventure
[05:34] <cfhowlett> Lawiet, www.steampowered.com      for steam information.  when you have *UBUNTU* questions, please ask them here..
[05:34] <cfhowlett> Lawiet, or take this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:35] <Lawiet> Omg i am sorry
[05:36] <basedaf> howdy
[05:38] <Lawiet> cfhowlett some chanel for games at english lenguage?
[05:38] <cfhowlett> !games | Lawiet,
[05:39] <Lawiet> I prefer a chanel irc
[05:39] <Gacnt> http://askubuntu.com/questions/517392/how-to-enable-cd-dvd-drive-to-standby-and-wait-for-physical-media
[05:39] <Gacnt> If anybody could answer that :)
[05:46] <basedaf> so
[05:47] <basedaf> my friends mom has an old xp machine.. is ubuntu 14 a bad idea?
[05:47] <basedaf> she does nothing but check email and use the net
[05:47] <basedaf> but i dread the day she asks abut itunes/netlix/ms office etc
[05:47] <cfhowlett> basedaf, lubuntu or xubuntu might be better.  lubuntu is optimized for older / lower spec machines
[05:48] <basedaf> yes i know, lots of f/oss alts  but shes a mom bruh
[05:48] <basedaf> cfhowlett: yeah good call
[05:48] <cfhowlett> basedaf, if you're moderately clever, you can grab the wallpapers from xp, set them up in *buntu and almost no one is the wiser.
[05:49] <antonio_> Is it possible to save my machines state?  So I can just start Ubuntu up and it'll load everything in the exact same way?
[05:49] <cfhowlett> antonio_, "save session"       but I'm on xubuntu, so I don't know exactly where you'll find this option.
[05:49] <basedaf> cfhowlett: yup that was my plan :]
[05:49] <basedaf> i did that for my grandmother a few yrs back
[05:50] <ObrienDave> basedaf, look into ZorinOS, it has an XP look already, based on Ubuntu also ;P
[05:51] <cfhowlett> basedaf, but NOT supported here!
[05:51]  * cfhowlett smacks ObrienDave on the back of his head
[05:52] <ObrienDave> pffffffft
[05:53] <basedaf> cfhowlett: sorry gotta fix my scroll back, whats not supportedhere?
[05:53] <ObrienDave> ZorinOS
[05:54] <cfhowlett> !flavors | basedaf, anything that is not an official ubuntu flavor
[05:54] <basedaf> gotcha
[05:59] <botnut> anyone have any thoughts on functional programming languages - i.e. scala, elixir, erlang, haskell ?
[05:59] <satty> hey guys
[06:00] <antonio_> anyone know how to save a session on 12.10?
[06:01] <satty> save session :p
[06:01] <antonio_> how do I save a session?
[06:02] <ObrienDave> look for sessions and startup, save session
[06:02] <cfhowlett> antonio_, 12.10 is end of life and no longer supported.  say bbye to security updates and consider your system vulnerable and exposed.  time to upgrade.
[06:02] <cfhowlett> !12.10
[06:03] <dcndrew> Holy... that cheap f... I've got a motherboard before and I remember that every mic had their own subdevice. This one hasn't (I changed from Intel P4 to AMD FX)
[06:03] <satty> antonio_: upgrade to latest one
[06:04] <antonio_> cfhowlett: Whats the chance that my system will break during the upgrade?
[06:05] <ObrienDave> 95% against
[06:05] <Snake2k> Ubuntu > Life.
[06:05] <cfhowlett> antonio_, assume it will and take precautions.
[06:05] <antonio_> what kind of precautions can I take?
[06:06] <ObrienDave> BACKUP
[06:07] <cfhowlett> antonio_, backup your backup
[06:08] <antonio_> Do you think a DVD will be enough for a backup?
[06:09] <ObrienDave> depends on how much you added. seriously doubtful
[06:10] <ObrienDave> backupp to external drive, fairly large USB stick, SD card, what ever
[06:12] <ObrienDave> antonio_, my backup to an external drive is 200GB
[06:13] <ObrienDave> and that's just /home
[06:13] <alexandr> Привет всем =)
[06:13] <ObrienDave> !ru | alexandr
[06:14] <Bustin> Hi there, I have an issue with Ubuntu 14.04LTS and an external hard drive. When I mount it, it mounts as read only, and I need to copy some files to it. It's a Macintosh Time Machine drive, HFS
[06:15] <somsip> Bustin: this might help http://askubuntu.com/questions/332315/how-to-read-and-write-hfs-journaled-external-hdd-in-ubuntu-without-access-to-os
[06:16] <antonio_> I'll back this up later when I have an external HD
[06:16] <antonio_> In the meantime...how can I save a session on 12.10?
[06:16] <ObrienDave> look for sessions and startup, save session
[06:17] <ObrienDave> i don't use Unity, BTW ;P
[06:18] <gacnt> znc bouncer is awesome
[06:22] <Hexit> Could anybody help me with my trackpad?
[06:22] <Hexit> I have one of those laptops with the physical buttons combined with the trackpad itself
[06:22] <antonio_> does anyone know how to save a session on unity 12.10?
[06:22] <gorgath> !gtk
[06:23] <ObrienDave> Hexit, not without knowing what the issue is
[06:23] <Hexit> ObrienDave: oh, sorry, issue I'm having is it's hard to right-click with it since clicking on the bottom-right edge acts as a left click
[06:23] <IdleOne> antonio_: you don't. You upgrade because 12.10 is no longer supported
[06:24] <gorgath> how do I install gtk+3
[06:24] <ObrienDave> Hexit, sounds like you have dirty buttons
[06:25] <antonio_> idleone: so you're saying that 12.10 was never able to save sessions?
[06:25] <Hexit> ObrienDave: I'm dual-booting with Windows and it doesn't do that there :L
[06:26] <bekks> !quantal | antonio_
[06:26] <IdleOne> antonio_: What I am saying is that 12.10 is no longer supported. That means we don't provide any support for it except to tell people that they really need to upgrade to a supported version.
[06:26] <ObrienDave> Hexit, maybe you need to swap button assignments, i'm not really sure
[06:26] <antonio_> idleone: I realize that.  Right now upgrading is not an option because I don't have an ext HD.  I just need to now how to save a session...
[06:28] <Bustin> somsip: did not work, been at it for an hour now, not sure what else I can do :(
[06:31] <gorgath> I think I'm getting DDOSed
[06:31] <gorgath> :(
[06:31] <gorgath> !ddos
[06:31] <Ben64> gorgath: doesn't seem related to ubuntu support really
[06:32] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: It looks like I solved the noise problem... ¬.¬
[06:33] <ObrienDave> oh? how?
[06:34] <dcndrew> Lowered the input volume and killed Pulseaudio... Audacity records cleaner sound.
[06:34] <dcndrew> BTW, that's not a real solution, but it's a bit cleaner. :D
[06:35] <ObrienDave> hmmmm, interesting. i record from the soundcard using audacity to separate songs ;P
[06:37] <ObrienDave> actually, i use this through the soundcard; https://launchpad.net/audio-recorder
[06:37] <dcndrew> Can you record two channels with Audacity or anything?
[06:38] <ObrienDave> save as flac and then audacity to save the songs as MP3s. yes, i get stereo
[06:38] <dcndrew> I mean game sounds in stereo and my voice in mono.
[06:39] <ObrienDave> yes, it will record multiple tracks
[06:39] <dcndrew> How?
[06:39] <dcndrew> :D
[06:40] <ObrienDave> http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/mixing.html
[06:40] <dcndrew> Well, that was interesting... I connected my mic by JACK to speaker. I's noisy. At the same time I record it with Audacity. Playing the record is clean.
[06:42] <dcndrew> Just before I read: Is this only mixing or there is something about recording at the same time.
[06:42] <gorgath> gorgath@hp:~$ gcc `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0` -o example-0 example-0.c `pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0`
[06:42] <gorgath> Package gtk+-3.0 was not found in the pkg-config search path.
[06:42] <gorgath> Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gtk+-3.0.pc'
[06:42] <gorgath> to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
[06:42] <gorgath> I can't use gtk for some readon
[06:42] <gorgath> reason*
[06:43] <ObrienDave> dcndrew, http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_multi_track_overdubs.html
[06:43] <dcndrew> Thanks.
[06:45] <helmut_> hi
[06:46] <ObrienDave> helmut_, greetings & welcome
[06:49] <markhayden> anyone want to help me debug what i think are unity issues? after login it just hangs, loads background and mouse but never anything else. have tried about 10 approaches in the forums and such with no luck. not really sure where to start as far as reviewing logs, new to ubuntu.
[06:49] <Jeeves_Moss> I'm getting an error of "AH01630: client denied by server configuration:" after doing a release upgrade on my ubuntu server "AH01630: client denied by server configuration:".   how do I fix this?
[06:53] <gorgath> !mono
[06:53] <Beldar> !nomodeset | markhayden try this boot
[06:53] <alexamae_> guys help me with the gparted i want to partition my hard drive 145 gb
[06:54] <Beldar> alexamae_, post gparted in a image bin and describe what you want.
[06:54] <ChaosBringer> Hi all, quick question: I have a dedicated GFX card and a pretty good integrated one as well. Right now I'm using the nouveau drivers and I can use both cards enabled with 3 monitors (1 on the integrated). However, my mouse flickers on one of the monitors (on the dedicated) sometimes. Is there any way to have the proprietary drivers and use both cards?
[06:55] <ObrienDave> Jeeves_Moss, try in #ubuntu-server
[06:56] <ChaosBringer> NVIDIA Corporation G92 [GeForce GTS 250] (rev a2) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]) and Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v4 IGC (rev 06)
[07:01] <dcndrew> well..
[07:02] <dcndrew> Now i could make USB Webcam capture at the same time with onboard microphone in JACK.
[07:06] <dcndrew> Now I need to connect the USB to the system group in Jack...
[07:12] <TaZeR> dcndrew: plug it in, plut it in
[07:12] <pumba> anyone have a solution for trackpad on laptops running ubuntu going crazy?
[07:12] <pumba> ive searhced the forums a bit.. nothing seems to work
[07:13] <dcndrew> TaZeR: Thank you! :D
[07:13] <TaZeR> dcndrew: np =)
[07:14] <TaZeR> pumba: have you maybe considered that its not the trackpad thats "crazy" but yourself?
[07:14] <TaZeR> computers do not make errors
[07:14] <Beldar> pumba, I know nothing about trackpads however, details matter here. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[07:14] <TaZeR> if its not detected on installation thats fucked
[07:15] <TaZeR> quickly tell the guys at ubuntu
[07:15] <Beldar> !language | TaZeR
[07:15] <Flannel> TaZeR: Please mind your language and help keep this channel on-topic (Ubuntu technical support), thanks.
[07:15] <TaZeR> oops lol i always forget
[07:15] <TaZeR> sorry
[07:17] <alexamae_> Beldar, what webite i can paste the image?
[07:24] <Beldar> !imagebin | alexamae_ here is one of 100's
[07:24] <Mikk36> Hey
[07:24] <Mikk36> I'm having a small networking issue here
[07:25] <Mikk36> i swapped the ISP, every computer except this one ubuntu server 12.04 LTS can access the internet
[07:25] <frezix> hi, I'm doing a netinstall and I'm now at this stage - http://imgur.com/ba9qcCc - how do I remove that partitioning scheme and start fresh?
[07:25] <Mikk36> it can ping the local ip's just fine, the ip is there, the routing table is the same as on a working computer
[07:25] <Mikk36> but it just can't access the net
[07:27] <gorgath> !iphone
[07:28] <Flannel> frezix: Go to each partition in the list and remove each one.
[07:29] <tortib> Hello everyone.
[07:29] <tortib> I had dovecot running on my machine and I recently installed dovecot-mysql and now the init.d file is missing.
[07:30] <gorgath> How do I put music on my iPhone
[07:31] <edition> the printscreen key is not working in ubuntu 14.04. Why?
[07:32] <frezix> Flannel: ah, I thought that option only erased data on the partition and not the partition itself. I'm now erasing as such - http://imgur.com/R6kpWCR
[07:33] <Flannel> frezix: depending on what you pick, it can do either!
[07:33] <gacnt> Reading about dnsmasq, do I need to point my router dns server to my local machine?
[07:37] <Flannel> frezix: That second screen makes me initially think you're re-using those same partitions, but I could be wrong.
[07:39] <frezix> Flannel: I believe I selected that partition and got 3 choices, one of them was "Erase data on this partition". Let's see how this works out.
[07:41] <Flannel> frezix: Oh, interesting.  LVM does have some different options.  But eventually, you'll get back to that original partitioning screen and have /NO/ partitions, just unallocated space (and then you can go ahead and create a set of new ones)
[07:47] <pratz> Hello guys
[07:47] <pratz> can any one please help me with bluetooth on 14.04
[07:47] <pratz> I am trying to connect a bluetooth headphone
[07:47] <pratz> but blueman does not detect the device in the first place
[07:48] <pratz> any help ?
[08:01] <Vladimir_> How can I download a package that does not exist in the repository
[08:01] <Vladimir_> can I search for the package somehow?
[08:01] <Tumbtack> THERE AREN'T ENOUGH USERS IN HEREEE
[08:01] <somsip> Vladimir_: what package
[08:02] <TaZeR> hey guys i wanna show you the best search engine, please set as your default homepage: http://www.safesearchkids.com/google/#.VAAy4K2Vvrc
[08:02] <somsip> !spam | TaZeR
[08:02] <TaZeR> take off the end
[08:02] <TaZeR> its not spam
[08:02] <somsip> TaZeR: it's not asked for and not on topic. Not here thanks
[08:02] <bazhang> he's gone
[08:03] <somsip> bazhang: that !spam really could be better...
[08:03] <alexamae_> ubottu, http://i.imgur.com/pgpMpRc.png
[08:03] <bazhang> somsip, suggest something in /msg with the bot
[08:04] <alexamae_> Beldar, http://i.imgur.com/pgpMpRc.png
[08:04] <Vladimir_> somsip: subprocess32
[08:04] <somsip> !find subprocess32 | Vladimir_
[08:05] <Vladimir_> just type !find <packagename> somsip ?
[08:05] <somsip> Vladimir_: so that's how you search, and it looks like there isn't onw
[08:05] <somsip> *one
[08:05] <somsip> Vladimir_: yep - works for files too, if the file is contained in a package
[08:05] <Beldar> alexamae_, So yo asked for this help 1 hr 7 mins ago I answered you pretty quick with two requests, it took this long to get just one. I will help you if I do not have to sit here waiting.
[08:05] <Vladimir_> somsip: it says !find: event not found ?
[08:06] <somsip> Vladimir_: because you are doing it in a terminal and you need to do it in IRC
[08:06] <Vladimir_> oh ok
[08:06] <Vladimir_> !find subprocess32
[08:06] <alexamae_> Beldar, sorry for the delay
[08:06] <k1l> Vladimir_: what do you want to do?
[08:06] <alexamae_> Beldar, im beginner in  ubuntu
[08:06] <Beldar> alexamae_, What is it you want to do?
[08:07] <Vladimir_> I need a package callaed subprocess32 but it can't find it in the current repos k1l
[08:07] <alexamae_> Beldar, i just want to make a backup file for my file like doc and movie file
[08:07] <k1l> Vladimir_: so what is your ubuntu version?
[08:07] <tarelerulz> I was trying to use Grooveshark and It said something about  switching to the html 5 version and  It said I need some thing for html5  to play the mp3 streams in firefox.  What are my options?
[08:07] <alexamae_> Beldar, i want to partitin my hard drive
[08:07] <alexamae_> Beldar, i just dont know how to use gparted
[08:08] <k1l> Vladimir_: are you sure its a ubuntu package?
[08:08] <Vladimir_> k1l: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/subprocess32/
[08:09] <Beldar> alexamae_, You will have to use as live dvd/usb to have all partitions unmounted and resize what you have and make another partition. I would just back up on an external, any HD can fail at any time, your better having two different HD's
[08:09] <k1l> Vladimir_: so its a 3rd party package anyway
[08:10] <Vladimir_> it's Debian I'm on
[08:10] <alexamae_> Beldar, i already install ubuntu, is that ok to partition it using gparted?
[08:10] <k1l> Vladimir_: ok, then ask the debian support
[08:10] <Vladimir_> yeah, I'm wondering how to install it on the system without manually downloading it from the website k1l
[08:10] <k1l> Vladimir_: debian handles things different, so please ask in #debian , thanks
[08:10] <Beldar> alexamae_, yes, but from a live disc or usb, you cannot resize what your using.
[08:11] <liakost_1> hi
[08:11] <alexamae_> Beldar, is there any tutorial for that?
[08:12] <Vladimir_> k1l: thanks=)
[08:16] <Beldar> !gparted
[08:16] <Beldar> alexamae_, Try loking above ^^^^^^^^
[08:17] <neo__> Tell me how to get the registration code?
[08:18] <Beldar> alexamae_, All you really need to do is boot a live and come here and someone will help where needed.
[08:18] <ikonia> neo__: code for what ?
[08:19] <k1l> neo__: you dont need to register for ubuntu, its free
[08:20] <neo__> to register on the site http://community.linuxmint.com/
[08:20] <ikonia> neo__: why did you join this channel ?
[08:20] <DJones> !mint | neo__
[08:20] <Abhijit> :-(
[08:20] <ikonia> neo__: this channel is ubuntu - not mint ?
[08:21] <neo__> Understood. Thank you
[08:22] <shish0r> guys, is there any way to restart whatever service calculates the load averages?
[08:22] <shish0r> without rebooting the machine of course
[08:23] <ikonia> it's not a service
[08:23] <shish0r> yeah, i didn't think so
[08:23] <shish0r> the most bizarre thing happend this morning, it went from giving sensible readings to suddenly saying the load average was ~ 4billion
[08:24] <ikonia> I suspect your clock is scewed
[08:24] <shish0r> interesting thought
[08:24] <cynicallemon> ikonia: or he is...
[08:25] <ikonia> cynicallemon: what ?
[08:27] <shish0r> ikonia: did you mean general system time, or some other clock?
[08:27] <ikonia> shish0r: system time
[08:29] <shish0r> I've juts looked through my ntp stats and they show i'm no more than 12-14milliseconds out at the moment and haven't been more than that for ages. any other ideas?
[08:30] <dcndrew> re
[08:31] <gacnt> So I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dnsmasq on my server, and when I dig google.ca, the result is expected 0ms, but when I do it on my other computer on the same network, it still gets like 50ms, how come it doesn't seem to be using dnsmasq cache?
[08:32] <dcndrew> Now I have 3 input in ALSA. When I start to record in Audacity, there appears PortAudio where are only 2 channels.
[08:34] <dcndrew> I can connect the third input to any of the two output of PortAudio, but I need a third channel.
[08:35] <cynicallemon> gacnt: never found dnsmasq much use as a dns cache, i prefer to use unbound
[08:35] <gacnt> cynicallemon I don't get how my computer on say <IP_ADDRESS> uses the cache if the cache is hosted on <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:37] <newbie86> Hi the World
[08:37] <newbie86> Who speaks French?
[08:37] <bazhang> !fr
[08:38] <cynicallemon> gacnt: well you have to point the client to look at the dnsmasq server either by manually configuring /etc/resolv.conf or specifying it via your dhcp settings
[08:38] <dcndrew> newbie86: You. I think. :D
[08:38] <gacnt> cynicallemon Like in my Router DNS set primary/secondary to my server?
[08:38] <newbie86> thank you
[08:39] <jadedgno> quit
[08:39] <gacnt> cynicallemon It seems so poorly documented, I'm not even sure how to use it as a DHCP server either, I have followed the steps to make it work as a DHCP server, but not sure how to use it
[08:40] <cynicallemon> gacnt: yeah, i always make sure i have a 2nd or 3rd entry pointing to my isp's dns so it the internal dns is not operational you still have some dns resolution
[08:41] <cynicallemon> gacnt: i tried dnsmasq for a while but its limited and a bit flaky i thought
[08:41] <gacnt> cynicallemon: So point my routers DNS to my server, how might I use the DHCP portion of it?
[08:43] <cynicallemon> gacnt: i personally use the standard isc_dhcp server - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/isc-dhcp-server
[08:43] <alexamae_> Beldar, ok  i try thanks
[08:43] <pratz> guys please help me with bluetooth
[08:44] <cfhowlett> !bluetooth | pratz
[08:45] <pratz> cfhowlett: my bt headphones are not detected by blueman
[08:45] <pratz> cfhowlett: and they are easily detected by my nexus 5
[08:46] <cfhowlett> pratz, read the link for assistance.  I've no direct experience with BT
[08:47] <gacnt> cynicallemon: Yeah, I'm just new to this so I'm just trying this one out, how might I use the DHCP server portion of it if you don't mind telling me
[08:47] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: Now i have a different problem. Sound is nice. Jack works, 3 inputs are working.
[08:47] <vinou33> Hello everybody. I am a bit lost. I would like to rip my blurays in order to put them on my tablet (my son wants to have the "how to train your dragon" movie when we are in the car during the holidays...). Nevertheless, i don't know what i can use. I tried to make some researches on google and there are two softwares which appear everytime: dumpHD and makemkv... But, i didn't find how to use them (i am sorry
[08:47] <vinou33> but i don't speak english very well, i am french). Can you help me please ?
[08:48] <cfhowlett> !fr | vinou33
[08:48] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: I want to connent the 3 inputs to Autacity. It looks like it can accept only 2 from jack.
[08:48] <dcndrew> can you help me?
[08:48] <cfhowlett> dcndrew, I am the LAST person to ask about jack!  but #opensourcesmusicans would almost certainly know.
[08:48] <cynicallemon> gacnt: best look at the docs to be honest - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dnsmasq
[08:48] <dcndrew> cfhowlett: Thank you! :)
[08:48] <dcndrew> There is nobody. :D
[08:48] <vinou33> cfhowlett: i am speaking english...
[08:49] <polikit> Hi, I have a problem with updating via APT
[08:50] <pumba> did anyone have a solution to the trackpad problem? on ubuntu installs on laptops =\
[08:50] <pumba> trackpad goes nuts.. ive checked forums cant seem to find a solution
[08:50] <cfhowlett> vinou33, search software center for DVD rip
[08:50] <cfhowlett> !details | polikit,
[08:51] <darksider> hi guys, during boot i get this error message: ACPI Error: [DSSP] Namespace lookup failure, AE_NOT_FOUND (20131115/psargs-359). Any ideas on how to fix it?
[08:51] <cynicallemon> polikit: what problem exactly?
[08:51] <polikit> W: Failed to fetch http://cz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/Release.gpg  Temporary failure resolving 'cz.archive.ubuntu.com'
[08:51] <vinou33> cfhowlett: ok, thanks you ... :(
[08:51] <cfhowlett> polikit, temporary problem - wait until tomorrow and try again.
[08:52] <polikit> cfhowlett: Ok, thank you :-)
[08:52] <cfhowlett> polikit, happy2help
[08:53] <cynicallemon> polikit: like cfhowlett said, it maybe updating itself or down for some sort of maintenance
[08:53] <RickyB98> i'm trying to establish an ssl connection to my email's pop3 server with openssl, running this command: openssl s_client -connect pop3.live.com . problem is that once the connection is established, it won't accept the command USER user to authenticate as that returns nothing.. how do i solve?
[08:53] <RickyB98> pop3.live.com:995 actually
[08:55] <darksider> anybody? :)
[08:58]  * pumba dies
[09:00] <SuperStink> sup
[09:09] <polikit> :)
[09:11] <gorgath> gui is lame
[09:11] <gorgath> terminal <3
[09:13] <gacnt> cynicallemon: Question, what would I google if say I wanted to leave my wifi unprotected like a walled garden so if other people tried to connect, it would just redirect them to like lemonparty
[09:13] <gacnt> not literally but... just to like google or something
[09:14] <popey> gacnt: upsidedownternet
[09:14] <cynicallemon> lol
[09:14] <gacnt> popey this is hwat Iw as looking for exactly, I couldnt remember what it was but i had read it before, thanks haha
[09:14] <cynicallemon> gacnt: try something like hotspot
[09:15] <cynicallemon> gacnt: you could also try "i want to be hacked via wifi" :)
[09:15] <gacnt> haha
[09:18] <dohzer> bye all!
[09:19] <gacnt> Is it my bouncer, or did like 7000 people just leave the chat
[09:19] <dohzer> I counted 7041, but close enough.
[09:20] <ObrienDave> !netsplit
[09:21] <ObrienDave> 7042 ;P
[09:22] <ObrienDave> but, who's counting?
[09:23] <typ> oboe
[09:28] <darksider> trying to install smartmontools service on ubuntu 14
[09:28] <darksider> i get fail when trying to start the service
[09:30] <darksider> this is the configuration for /etc/smartd.conf: /dev/sda -d scsi -s L/../../3/18
[09:30] <darksider> any ideas?
[09:48] <gorgath> https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-bZId5j2jREQ/U-vlysklvCI/AAAAAAAACrA/B4JggkVJi38/w426-h284/bd0fb252416206158627fb0b1bff9b4779dca13f.gif
[09:51] <tortib> what is happening!
[09:52] <typ> no idea
[09:52] <typ> i got disconnected
[09:52] <ObrienDave> !netsplit
[09:52] <^7heo> Hello everyone.
[09:53] <^7heo> I'm installing ubuntu 14.04 using the default installer. I got to the point where I partition the disk and setup optional encryption and LVM. My question is as follows: if I check "use LVM" and "encrypt the disks", will I get a LVM over LUKS setup?
[09:54] <^7heo> (i.e. / and swap in LVM, encrypted via LUKS, and booted with an unencrypted separate /boot)
[09:55] <typ> how else would it be encrypted?
[09:55] <^7heo> eCrypt?
[09:56] <raymond> I am trying to install 12.04 via a preseed on a disk which already have LVM previously installed on it. I'm getting an error "ERROR: Volume group name already in use" I'm tryin to figure out how to get around this. I've tried adding "d-i partman-auto/purge_lvm_from_device boolean true" but no love. Any pointers would be *most* welcome.
[09:56] <^7heo> eCryptfs even
[09:56] <typ> never heard of it
[09:57] <^7heo> raymond: I take that you wanted to type 14.04?
[09:57] <theperfectpunk> can anybody tell me how i can change the colors of comments in nano?
[09:57] <raymond> ^7heo: Nope, 12.04 ( client requirement )
[09:57] <^7heo> raymond: I'm sorry for you.
[09:57] <raymond> ^7heo: yup. :\
[09:57] <typ> theperfectpunk: http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.1/nanorc.5.html
[09:58] <raymond> ^7heo: any thoughts?
[09:58] <Tzunamii> theperfectpunk: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=133595 is worth a look as well
[09:59] <typ> pretty easy to google...
[10:00] <^7heo> Any idea about LUKS or eCryptfs, anyone?
[10:00] <cynicallemon> typ: sssshhh, dont tell people that :)
[10:00] <typ> i'm pretty sure it's luks
[10:01] <Abhijit> !details | ^7heo
[10:01] <typ> Abhijit: ubuntu installer setup, check LVM and check encrypt home; is it LUKS or ecryptfs?
[10:02] <Abhijit> :-o
[10:02] <typ> i think it's luks
[10:02] <Abhijit> ecryptfs?
[10:02] <typ> that was my reaction too
[10:03] <Abhijit> encrypted lvm is luks.
[10:04] <ObrienDave> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECryptfs
[10:05] <Alexandr> hi all =) tell pls ru chanel
[10:05] <deitario1> Apparently recent versions of *buntu rejiggered mounting so that even -o exec,umask=000 doesn't make boot/lin_start_here.sh in a Porteus LiveUSB image bootable under FAT32. How do I revert that?
[10:05] <ObrienDave> !ru | Alexandr
[10:07] <darksider> Our system has detected that this message is 550-5.7.1 likely
[10:07] <darksider>     unsolicited mail
[10:07] <darksider> anyone with mail forwarding experience? I want to forward messages sent to root to a gmail address. what i get is
[10:08] <deitario1> The Google answers seem to indicate that I also need to give the files a COM, EXE, or BAT extension, but I don't have time to rewrite this entire mess of scripts I didn't originate so they use different filenames.
[10:09] <cynicallemon> darksider: what mailserver?
[10:10] <^7heo> Alexandr: so if I check "LVM" and "encrypt the disk", I end up with LVM over LUKS, that's sure?
[10:10] <darksider> cynicallemon: gmail
[10:11] <darksider> cynicallemon: sorry, postfix
[10:11] <blomp> I'm trying to create 100 files each with a size of around 1MB. First I tried creating 100 files using "touch {1..100}" and it succeeded. Then I tried creating 100 files around 1MB each using "fallocate -l 1048576 {1..100}" but that did not work. More info on fallocate here - http://superuser.com/questions/609020/how-can-i-create-a-file-with-a-specific-size-from-a-command-line/609024#609024
[10:12]  * gorgath is listening to linkin park's newest album
[10:12] <CatKiller> blomp: You can use "truncate" to create sparse files
[10:13] <cynicallemon> darksider if its for the root account on the postfix server then configure the aliases file to map root to the gmail account
[10:14] <darksider> cynicallemon: this is my /etc/aliases
[10:14] <darksider> https://gist.github.com/anonymous/893b3a5a1a8fef313cd9
[10:14] <cynicallemon> darksider: take a look at this, http://blog.bobbyallen.me/2013/02/03/how-to-redirect-local-root-mail-to-an-external-email-address-on-linux/
[10:14] <marcrs> what happend to evolution on utopic? depends on libevolution (>= 3.12) and libevolution (< 3.13)
[10:16] <blomp> CatKiller: I thought this {1..100} was always expanded by the shell, so hence I thought it also worked with fallocate. I wanted to try it with non-sparse files so that's why I was interested in it.
[10:16] <deitario1> OK, now I'm pissed off. I don't know how, but Ubuntu is flat-out disobeying me. I manually mount a FAT32 volume with this command and it has no effect on the permission bits: sudo mount -t vfat -o rw,mode=777,umask=000,dmask=000,fmask=000,exec /dev/sdh1 /mnt/tmp
[10:16] <cynicallemon> darksider: that looks valid, did you issue the newaliases command after editing /etc/aliases?
[10:16] <darksider> yes
[10:16] <CatKiller> blomp: Expanded maybe, but in a single command (it won't repeat your command). Here you'd want the value to be expanded by the program you're using
[10:17] <eeee> deitario1: fat32 can't hold permissions?
[10:17] <darksider> cynicallemon: i ran "echo test | mail -s "test message" root" as another user, and when i login as root, i get -> no mail for root
[10:17] <deitario1> eeee: That's why you use mount options to tell it what permissions to fake for all files.
[10:19] <cynicallemon> darksider: you wont have mail in root as its been forwarded on to the specified account
[10:19] <Abhijit_Adhikari> hi!
[10:19] <darksider> cynicallemon:  nothing there, not even in the spam folder
[10:20] <cynicallemon> hmmm
[10:20] <darksider> cynicallemon: when I configure postfix, i used mediaserver.local as domain, could this be the problem?
[10:22] <cynicallemon> darksider: what role did you choose for the postfix server when it was installed?
[10:22] <darksider> internet
[10:23] <darksider> cynicallemon: Im new with this, so maybe I didnt know what I was doing :)
[10:23] <opalepatrick> I have had a prob with ubuntu since 13.10 I think. Grub just locks so I cant select other distros, just the default, which luckily is ubuntu that I work with.
[10:23] <opalepatrick> I fix it with boot-repair, it works, then when I get any sort of update it seems, it freezes again
[10:23] <opalepatrick>  I used to think it was only on header updates only, but it seems to happen regardless.
[10:24] <opalepatrick> any ideas?
[10:25] <darksider> cynicallemon: using dpkg-reconfigure. Used Internet Site to be more exact
[10:26] <blomp> CatKiller: ah ok, so if I understand correctly then touch program itself expanded my {1..100} argument instead of the shell?
[10:26] <CatKiller> blomp: The shell could have expanded it, but imagine what would happen: "touch 1 2 3 4 5  6 7 8 9" etc
[10:27] <CatKiller> blomp: That might be what you're looking for
[10:27] <cynicallemon> darksider: i think there is a forward only option possibly, providing you dont want incoming mail
[10:27] <CatKiller> blomp: maybe people on #bash might know better
[10:28] <darksider> cynicallemon: option are: no config, internet site, internet w/ smarthost, sattelite sys, local only
[10:29] <blomp> CatKiller: right, that then would create 9 files in total. That's equivalent to touch {1..9} if I'm not mistaken.
[10:30] <cynicallemon> darksider: you could try this - http://john.parnefjord.se/node/79
[10:30] <CatKiller> blomp: Works fine for me with touch anyways
[10:31] <cynicallemon> darksider: that will make gmail the smtp server via postfix
[10:31] <darksider> cynicallemon: thanks, trying now
[10:34] <blomp> CatKiller: for me too, but try the same but now with fallocate -l 1048576
[10:35] <CatKiller> blomp: Does "fallocate" takes multiple filenames as an input?
[10:35] <CatKiller> blomp: What does the help suggest?
[10:38] <blomp> CatKiller: hmm, doesn't seem to support it from what I can see - http://kpaste.net/e16bbf
[10:38] <CatKiller> blomp: Then use a "for" loop
[10:39] <blomp> ah ok, cool. Will do :)
[10:39] <blomp> thanks CatKiller
[10:39] <nonuby> should VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Mullins [Radeon R3 Graphics] [1002:9850] be working in 14.04. copy my old 14.04 aacross from broken intel laptop, and things are really dog slow on gfx front (i.e. moving windows etc..)
[10:40] <hateball> nonuby: did you enable the drivers for the AMD card?
[10:40] <hateball> !drivers
[10:40] <hateball> oh come on
[10:40] <ObrienDave> who destroyed ubottu?
[10:40] <hateball> ubottu - Spring cleaning gone too far
[10:40] <nonuby> hateball, from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver it doesnt suggest actually doing anything
[10:41] <nonuby> I dont want to use the catalyst/properitary jmess
[10:41] <hateball> Alright
[10:41] <hateball> nonuby: Well, is the radeon module loaded?
[10:41]  * hateball knows not many things about AMD/Ati
[10:43] <nonuby> no, one sec, let me try something..
[10:48] <pumba> still no luck fixing trackpad going insane
[10:48] <pumba> anyone experience that and found a solution?
[10:53] <kasisnu> Hi. Can someone recommend a good upnp remote application?
[10:54] <alexamae_> guys help me after i restart the ubuntu it slow in boot and its system help me i dont know what to do...
[10:54] <nonuby> radeon isnt loaded, but yet Im in native resolution, just ultra laggy
[10:58] <kasisnu> Hello?
[10:58] <nonuby> i guess I could try forcing radeon to load, as it seem these other laptops with same gfx are certified http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/component/pci/1002%3A6664/
[11:08] <Vladimir_> I get an error in when trying to send a config file from an hp switch to tftp server. in var/log/syslog I get: ) Aug 29 13:07:20 Rancid tftpd[30954]: tftpd: trying to get file: hpbackup.bak
[11:08] <Vladimir_> on the switch I get  TFTP download in progress. 00000K Transport error.
[11:09] <tarelreulz>  Every other site uses flash player  ,but  Grooveshark seem to you html 5 and now it does not work at all.   Anyone else had this problem
[11:09] <typ> http://html5.grooveshark.com/
[11:09] <typ> does that work?
[11:10] <Vladimir_> Can't send file to a tftp server on ubuntu
[11:11] <tarelreulz> Well, the add works ,but the song never plays
[11:11] <Vladimir_> syslog says:   tftpd: trying to get file: hpbackup.bak    and      tftpd: serving file from /tftpboot
[11:11] <typ> tarelreulz: NoScript?
[11:11] <typ> or similar javascript blockin addons?
[11:15] <tarelerulz> Well, the htlm5 version of groovshark don't work at all.  The add works  ,but the songs don't play at all.  It in chrome and firefox.
[11:15] <masterkorp> hello
[11:15] <masterkorp> https://launchpad.net/~eugenesan/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=php&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=
[11:16] <typ> tarelerulz: grooveshark.com works with flash i think
[11:16] <tarelerulz> I have flash installed .   It does not seem to use flash
[11:16] <masterkorp> i need to install this php package, but, after adding the repository it still installs the php5 upstream version, how do i tell apt-get to install to install php5 from this repository only ?
[11:16] <typ> tarelerulz: but they host their JS on static-a.gs-cdn.net
[11:17] <typ> you might want to check if that is blocked at all
[11:17] <typ> http://static-a.gs-cdn.net/static/core_20140828131601.js
[11:17] <typ> is the full url
[11:26] <eoan> hi all, trying to get some installing wifi dongle TP-Link TL-WN727N running.  lsusb identifies device as 148f:7601 Ralink Technology, Corp, I've added rt2800usb to /etc/modules and rebooted but no joy - any ideas? Thanks!
[11:28] <tarelerulz> Well, on Grooveshark starting to work random again.   Before  I would work like for one songs and then it would stop working for anything but adds.
[11:58] <kailash> i have ubuntu 14.04 installed
[11:58] <kailash> this year
[11:58] <kailash> and i have seen some bugs
[11:59] <kailash> and i would like to share them with you guys!!
[11:59] <hateball> !bugs
[12:02] <raub> hateball: funny you mentioned that: I found a few bugs before, the last one I offered a patch and even built the package. After 3 months it is still open (i.e. nobody bothered to look at it)
[12:08] <kailash> hello
[12:14] <JoshStrobl> Anyone know if there is a way to hook into apt-get so I can fire off a script on updates (hopefully with an array<string> of what packages were updated).
[12:16] <knob> Good morning everyone =)
[12:23] <Blenda> yo
[12:23] <eoan> hi all, can I get some help installing wifi dongle TP-Link TL-WN727N running?  lsusb identifies device as 148f:7601 Ralink Technology, Corp. I tried adding rt2800usb to /etc/modules and rebooting but no joy. I've also tried using ndiswrapper  to install rt2870 - after rebooting ndiswrapper reports 'hardware present' but iwconfig still reports 'no wireless extension' - any ideas? Thanks!
[12:24] <ubuntu> ivacy
[12:25] <no_gravity> Hello! I changed the battery on my thinkpad and now there is no battery symbol in the taskbar anymore. Any idea what happened?
[12:30] <iptable> no_gravity, you need gravity for the acid in the battery to work well
[12:31] <no_gravity> iptable: sorry, i do not have humor.
[12:31] <iptable> no_gravity, no, seriously. you DO need gravity
[12:32] <iptable> no_gravity, once you UNPLUG it from charge, does the symbol appear then? if not, got to power management and you can choose if/when the battery applet should appear
[12:32] <no_gravity> iptable: no, it doesnt appear when i unplug.
[12:32] <no_gravity> iptable: where is that power management you want me to go to?
[12:33] <iptable> no_gravity, in system settings
[12:34] <iptable> no_gravity, first things first, is the new battery an original manufacturer battery provided to you with the same battery model number and specification?
[12:34] <no_gravity> iptable: there is something called "power". but that only has one dropdown for "suspend when inactive for X minutes"
[12:35] <no_gravity> iptable: its from a different manufacturer.
[12:35] <iptable> no_gravity, yes, power. and it has in battery powered systems "show battery status in menu bar" and a drop down for it
[12:35] <iptable> no_gravity, if you put the old battery in, does the indicator come back?
[12:35] <no_gravity> iptable: no, it hasnt anything but "suspend after x minutes"
[12:36] <no_gravity> iptable: maybe this battery does not tell the computer about itself?
[12:36] <pngl> I have a problem with a service in init.d. It doesn't start at boot, and sudo service <service-name> start/stop/etc fails. However, sudo /etc/init.d/<service-name> start/stop/etc works!
[12:36] <no_gravity> iptable: let me change to the old battery...
[12:36] <iptable> no_gravity, it looks like either 1. ubuntu is not aware that this is a laptop, or 2. the battery you are using is really bad because you wanted to save a few pennies and now will have to pay double. cheap batteries often have this thing about not reporting that they exist to the system.
[12:37] <iptable> no_gravity, hence they are cheap batteries. they are often missing a whole control board in them which would talk to the laptop.
[12:37] <damian-> so the 'no talloc stackframe at ../source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory' has come up for other people besides me with v14.04.1 right?!
[12:37] <iptable> no_gravity, but yes, change to old battery and reboot first.
[12:37] <iptable> damian-, yes
[12:37] <no_gravity> iptable: changed to the old battery - the icon is back.
[12:37] <iptable> damian-, it's not 14.04 fault, samba has  abug
[12:38] <iptable> no_gravity, well, I'm afraid ubuntu forum cannot resolve hardware problems that are a result of you purchasing a half-working battery
[12:38] <damian-> good good, when it first happened no one in here would believe me that it's was ubuntu 14.04.1 and not my install (though i'd installed on three seperate .. not six seperate systems) hahaha
[12:38] <damian-> not = now
[12:38] <iptable> no_gravity, return to store as not fit for purpose, and then order original manufacturer battery.
[12:39] <iptable> damian-, they are right, it is not 14.04.1 fault. this issue existed for me in some earlier systems as well and are a result of a samba bug. not 14.04 bug.
[12:39] <mmizgier> pngl: you did sudo update-rc.d <service-name> defaults ?
[12:39] <VictorCL> hi I have downloaded chrome and the only way I see to execute is trhough the command line , how can I put it in the dash?
[12:39] <iptable> damian-, either choose to ignore this until fixed or uninstall samba if not using it. either way, there was a bug report on this somewhere already.
[12:40] <damian-> well, 14.04.1 came with a buggy samba :P
[12:40] <damian-> but that's cool, i don't care about it, i just wanted to know i wasn't going crazy
[12:40] <iptable> damian-, you might be, but that would need to be verified by a psychiatrist, we do not provide mental support :P
[12:41] <damian-> where can i go for that
[12:41] <iptable> damian-, your local general practitioner doctors will be able to advise you. alternatively you could go see a psychiatrist privately, although then they will just waste your time to get your money :D
[12:42] <benzhninja> is the featured option worth it on gumtree
[12:42] <iptable> damian-, although, the error at hand does exist and appear on 14.04 with samba installed ;)
[12:42] <damian-> i dont like making money leave my pocket
[12:42] <damian-> nah it doesn't
[12:42] <pngl> mmizgier: I just did, but I get the same error.
[12:43] <damian-> it only started after i did a release upgrade (which actually screwed the grub); every install i've done since has had the bug
[12:43] <damian-> but ahh well, who cares!
[12:43] <iptable> pngl, is the service there in /etc/init/ as well, or just in /etc/init.d/
[12:43] <damian-> so on a similar note (to your nickname moreso than anything else), wanna teach me some basic iptables? :P
[12:43] <damian-> (and note i'm pretty drunk, so it might be futile)
[12:43] <pngl> iptable: There is service-name.conf in /etc/init
[12:44] <iptable> damian-, I can, no problem, although it's best suited for a PM rather than this channel and most likely not for today. I am here Monday-Friday 9am-6pm UK time.
[12:44] <mmizgier> pngl: is it also in init.d?
[12:44] <iptable> pngl, ok, so it looks like the new init method of server-name in /etc/init is broken and the init.d (old sysV init) works
[12:44] <MotherMGA> Hello, I have bluetooth headphones that "just worked" in 13.10, but since the update to 14.04, they don't.  I've worked around two separate problems: 1) run `pacmd load-module module-bluetooth-discover > /dev/null` from the commandline to allow my headphones to connect and then I have to 2) run blueman-manager, rightlick on the headphones and set the audio profile to a2dp. Does anyone know how I can fix it, so the module is always
[12:44] <damian-> oh, but i forget that i'm on freenode mode of the time, hahahaha
[12:44] <damian-> what time is it in UK atm?
[12:44] <pngl> iptable, mmizgier Sorry, I forgot to say that the error message is "Job failed to start" on "sudo service service-name start"
[12:45] <pngl> mmizgier: yes it is also in init.d
[12:45] <iptable> pngl, so you'd need to debug the /etc/init version, OR remove it form /etc/init (make a copy first) and use update-rc.d then and see if it picks up the old version automatically instead.
[12:45] <iptable> pngl, it looks like the new init method of server-name in /etc/init is broken and the init.d (old sysV init) works
[12:46] <iptable> damian-, in google type in "time in UK"
[12:46] <damian-> 1:45pm .. 9hrs behind me. ok, so if i math that up, it means that i'm usually around here (at least) 9:00am-1:00pm your time
[12:46] <damian-> that will work out well
[12:46] <iptable> damian-, cool. just ping me next week and I can give you a crash course
[12:46] <damian-> thanks dude, i really need to secure one of my internet facing machines, hahaha
[12:47] <damian-> what do you do for wrok
[12:47] <iptable> MotherMGA, in /etc/pulse there is system.pa which contains the load-module definitions. you can add it there on the bottom of the definitions
[12:48] <iptable> damian-, I secure linux installs and network (firewalls, DPI etc)
[12:48] <iptable> damian-, hence the nickname
[12:49] <pngl> iptable: thanks a lot, it works now
[12:49] <iptable> pngl, no probs
[12:49] <damian-> that's a pretty cool job, do you like it (or love it)
[12:50] <iptable> damian-, I did for the first few years. now I am just a bored grumpy architect :P
[12:50]  * iptable goes for a break. need to return some stuff to amazon
[12:50] <MotherMGA> iptable: yeah, I found that file and it has a `.ifexists module-bluetooth-discover` and loads it.  I tried always loading it. it appears that the condition is passing, the module is loading, but for whatever reason, its "not loaded" by the time I get to the desktop.
[12:51] <iptable> MotherMGA, put it at the very bottom maybe. could be module load order
[12:51] <benzhninja> is the featured option worth it on gumtree
[12:51] <iptable> MotherMGA, alternatively, apt-get install --reinstall *might* help.
[12:51] <iptable> benzhninja, yes, ok, why not. now stop spamming
[12:51] <MotherMGA> iptable: ok. I'll try it.  any suggestion on defaulting the audio profile to a2dp?
[12:52] <damian-> welllllll just don't do a Life as a House gig on them (getting fired, destroying all of your work, storming out, getting cancer etc.)
[12:52] <MotherMGA> currently, it connects with no audio profile
[12:52] <iptable> MotherMGA, no, I wouldn't know. A workaround if required (also for bluetooth) could be to create a script wiuth the 2 commands and put it to start on login in the GUI.
[12:53] <damian-> wait, do you just get paid for irc'ng all day and sometimes securing linux systems? :P
[12:53] <MotherMGA> iptable: thanks.
[12:53] <iptable> damian-, no, I'm stable. Got 2 kids to keep me entertained.
[12:53] <iptable> MotherMGA, no probs.
[12:54] <iptable> MotherMGA, also might be worth starting from 14.04.1 liveCD and checking if the problem exists there. if so, then 14.04 doesn't like your sound card and you need a workaround, if not, then it's a fixable issue on the current install.
[12:54]  * iptable REALLY GOES NOW!
[12:55] <damian-> kevin kline had a kid in Life as a House
[13:09] <mdev> does ubuntu lts 14.0.4 use /etc/init.d or upstart
[13:11] <thegoat_> it's friday :-D
[13:14] <Chaos_Zero> how can I disable an init.d statrtup process without uninstalling the program?
[13:14] <benzhninja> you dont
[13:14] <Chaos_Zero> for example it would not start on startui but I could still manually start it?
[13:15] <Chaos_Zero> this is linux, there is no "you dont"
[13:15] <Chaos_Zero> I guess I could nove / rename the file, or remove some references somewhere, but I was looking for a more elegant way
[13:16] <pbx> from the lock screen, is there a way to select a different user account to log into -- using the keyboard?
[13:16] <Glorfindel> How do I get thunderbird to decrypt PGP encrypted emails?
[13:21] <camaro> Is it possible and, if so, how do I change the speed of the mouse in 12.04?
[13:22] <Glorfindel> Under mouse and touchpad?
[13:22] <camaro> Where is that?
[13:23] <Glorfindel> I'm not using ubuntu right now :(
[13:23] <camaro> okay
[13:23] <eeee> settings
[13:24] <eeee> camaro: ^^
[13:24] <camaro> eee, okay, i am in settings....
[13:25] <eeee> yeah, mouse & touchpad
[13:25] <camaro> eee, where in settings?  btw, i forget how to address you so it gets highlighted in red
[13:25] <eeee> camaro: type the first few letters then press <tab>
[13:26] <eeee> it's next to keyboard, under security and privacy
[13:26] <camaro> eeee: ahhh, thanks!
[13:26] <eeee> you're on unity right?
[13:27] <camaro> eeee: no, the old desktop
[13:27] <eeee> hehe, got to be more specific :)
[13:27] <camaro> eeee: they don't let us use unity :(
[13:27] <camaro> eeee: xfe?
[13:27] <mouhamadou-moust> yeah
[13:28] <eeee> camaro: xfce ?
[13:28] <mouhamadou-moust> what happen?
[13:28] <camaro> eeee: ahhhhh, guess I forget
[13:28] <camaro> eeee: I must seem stupid
[13:29] <eeee> nah,
[13:29] <mouhamadou-moust> i must seem stupid
[13:29] <camaro> eeee: I used to be great with computers back with the 'ol Amiga500
[13:30] <camaro> eeee: I will have to find out from the tech. guy here...  He has our 12.04 all modified :(
[13:31] <camaro> Have a good day all
[13:31] <eeee> i'm searching google
[13:31] <camaro> eeee: for me?
[13:31] <eeee> yeah
[13:31] <camaro> eeee: thanks...
[13:31] <eeee> no problem
[13:32] <eeee> you drive a camaro?
[13:32] <Glorfindel> get a Mustang!
[13:33] <camaro> eeee: I just have one.  hasn't been driven for several years :( i have not kept up with it
[13:33] <camaro> eeee '68 convertible w 327 and powerglide
[13:34] <camaro> eeee: i started it several months ago but the brakes are locked up and fluids leaking
[13:35] <bsdbandi1> good morning anyone waround
[13:35] <bsdbandi1> around
[13:35] <bsdbandi1> ?
[13:35] <mdev> I remember when this channel was helpful
[13:35] <Glorfindel> yup
[13:36] <cfhowlett> bsdbandi1, ask your ubuntu questions
[13:36] <camaro> eeee: well, i gtg.  did you find anything?
[13:36] <bsdbandi1> im coding up my %post script in kickstart my question is i have some tar files that i need to unzip during kickstart is that possible
[13:36] <lvh> Hello. I am using Travis CI, which uses Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I'm using some software that uses libsodium, which is not avaiable in the default package archives. There's a ppa, ppa:shnatsel/dnscrypt, which I tried to use. I did sudo add-apt-repository ppa:shnatsel/dnscrypt -y, sudo apt-get update -qq, but sudo apt-get install -y libsodium fails: E: Unable to locate package libsodium.
[13:37] <eeee> camaro: i found something but it doesn't seem to be working
[13:37] <lvh> You can see the full build output here: https://travis-ci.org/lvh/caesium/jobs/33898952
[13:37] <camaro> eeee: okay, thanks anyway
[13:37] <camaro> eeee: i will look in software center, maybe there is an app (prog?)
[13:38] <Vibrance> I'm trying to download all images from a few websites but some of them unexpectedly finish after the first file, command is 'wget -A jpg,png -m -p -E -k -K -e robots=off http://websitehere.com'  An example output is here: http://pastebin.com/pwNbt3Zn       --- Any ideas why this is failing?
[13:41] <Pici> lvh: If you look under built packages on that ppa, it says that the binary package name is libsodium4 ( https://launchpad.net/~shnatsel/+archive/ubuntu/dnscrypt/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=precise )
[13:41] <lvh> Whoops. I seem to have disconnected.
[13:41] <lvh> Pici: ah
[13:42] <lvh> Pici: I was looking at "Overview of published packages" which just says libsodium
[13:42] <lvh> what does that mean?
[13:42] <Pici> lvh: apt-get install libsodium4 is probably what you want.
[13:43] <lvh> Pici: sure; I'm just trying to figure out what "Overview of published packages" refers to :)
[13:43] <cfhowlett> !info libsodium4
[13:43] <lvh> Pici: I actually probably need the dev headers too, but only one way to find out :)
[13:43] <lvh> thanks :)
[13:44] <lvh> cfhowlett: It's only in a ppa
[13:44] <cfhowlett> lvh, got it
[13:44] <lvh> cfhowlett: If you're wondering what libsodium is: https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium
[13:44] <Pici> lvh: "Overview of published packages" It just refers to the source package name, which happens to be just libsodium.
[13:44] <lvh> Pici: aha
[13:45] <JuJuBee> I want to change display manager but when I sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm, I do not get a gui menu to switch.  I have kubuntu-desktop and xubutu-desktop along with default installed
[13:46] <moparisthebest> JuJuBee: lightdm is the default for all of them already now
[13:46] <moparisthebest> at least with 14.04 trusty
[13:46] <basedaf> howdy all
[13:47] <JuJuBee> moparisthebest: Thanks I did not know that
[13:49] <lvh> Pici: Super, that worked. Thanks :)
[13:49] <Pici> lvh: np :)
[13:51] <Vibrance> I'm trying to download all images from a few websites but some of them unexpectedly finish after the first file, command is 'wget -A jpg,png -m -p -E -k -K -e robots=off http://websitehere.com'  An example output is here: http://pastebin.com/pwNbt3Zn       --- Any ideas why this is failing?
[13:56] <JuJuBee> Trying to do clean install and after I select "Try Ubuntu" wheel spins for about 3 minutes and screen goes black (not inactive) and never get GUI/Desktop
[13:58] <cfhowlett> !md5sum | JuJuBee, did you    1. verify the ISO          2. verify the USB  ?
[13:59] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: Already used this USB to install on my laptop just fine.  Can I use nomodeset with 14.04?
[14:02] <cfhowlett> JuJuBee, so ... you did NOT verify the essential souce .iso or the usb made from the iso?  we're assuming they're both valid even though .iso's get scrambled on a daily basis?  and verification takes about as much time as it took to type this response?
[14:04] <MortezaE> Hi, It's silly, but i see no option to change unity desktop wallpaper...
[14:04] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: I did verify before burning to USB
[14:05] <hualet_deepin> MortezaE: right click on the desktop
[14:05] <basedaf> MortezaE: do you mean the actual desktop? or the unity dash/lens?
[14:05] <basedaf> ^^
[14:05] <basedaf> what he said ;]
[14:05] <cfhowlett> JuJuBee, and did you verify the uSB???  also a common source of problems?  if that also checks, then !nomodeset might be the wisest next move.
[14:06] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: Wonder if it has to do with onboard video vs video card
[14:06] <MortezaE> hualet_deepin, it will not be right clicked :)
[14:06] <bollullera> hello
[14:06] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: did not verify usb
[14:06] <cfhowlett> JuJuBee, could be ... nomodeset
[14:06] <MortezaE> basedaf, the original ubuntu desktop
[14:06] <cfhowlett> bollullera, ask your ubuntu questions
[14:06] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: where do I set nomodest with 14.04 during boot?
[14:07] <cfhowlett> !nomodeset | JuJuBee
[14:07] <MortezaE> Is it strange that my ubuntu desktop won't get right click?!
[14:09] <hualet_deepin> MortezaE: your desktop is dead? have you tried restart?
[14:10] <MortezaE> no hualet_deepin, i will do. but i think it is probably a conflict between unity and gnome, isnt it?
[14:11] <evil_dan2wik> MortezaE, un-install both
[14:11] <MortezaE> evil_dan2wik, is it a devil order?
[14:28] <Alexander_> nder
[14:32] <sad> hi
[14:32] <sad> is er een Nederlander aan bord ?
[14:33] <cfhowlett> !netherlands | sad
[14:33] <sad> Hallo !
[14:33]  * m3n3chm0 hello !!
[14:33] <sad> heb een probleem
[14:34] <Pici> !nl | sad
[14:34] <sad> I'll try in English . Maby som one can help me
[14:36] <sad> I download a tar . gz or a tar xz file from softpedia , then i cant open it
[14:50] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: I tried nomodeset and now dont even get Try/Install GUI.  How do I verify USB stick?
[14:51] <dbugger> Hey guys. I am trying to share a folder through my network between 2 Ubuntus, but when I try to connect from my laptop, I get a "Failed to mount Windows Share: Permission denied". What did I do wrong?
[14:51] <cfhowlett> !md5sum | JuJuBee,
[14:51] <cfhowlett> JuJuBee, instructions are in the wiki.  USB's do degrade and / or break.
[14:54] <evil_dan2wik> How do I add a group to read write and execute a folder?
[14:57] <coco> ?
[14:59] <JuJuBee> cfhowlett: are the md5's on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes for 14.04.1 ?
[14:59] <cfhowlett> JuJuBee, no they haven't updated that yet.  wait
[15:00] <cfhowlett> JuJuBee, http://releases.ubuntu.com/trusty/MD5SUMS
[15:01] <rtd1123> I am attempting to make a connection from my ubuntu server to a separate server with an MSSQL database and can't complete the process. Any good starting points that you know of?
[15:04] <JuJuBee> rtd1123: make sure the remote server accepts connections from the first in your mysql db
[15:04] <JuJuBee> rtd1123: typically user are allowed to connect from localhost only
[15:05] <rtd1123> It's not using mysql, it's Microsoft SQL Server
[15:06] <JuJuBee> sorry, typo  Make sure the user connecting is allowed to connect from remote locations.
[15:06] <rtd1123> Do you have any knowledge of where I would configure that?
[15:07] <rtd1123> I am a LAMP guy and don't utilize Windows hardly ever
[15:07] <grobe0ba> active directory
[15:07] <grobe0ba> or, if you're not using it, in the mssql control stuff
[15:07] <grobe0ba> using it's built in user facility
[15:07] <JuJuBee> rtd1123: sorry, I don;t use mssql
[15:08] <JuJuBee> rtd1123: try http://blogs.msdn.com/b/walzenbach/archive/2010/04/14/how-to-enable-remote-connections-in-sql-server-2008.aspx
[15:08] <rtd1123> Thank you so much, I appreciate the starting point!
[15:09] <JuJuBee> rtd1123: np
[15:16] <SuperLag> In the menu bar, I have a red icon with a white line through it. When I click on it, it says "A problem occurred when checking for the updates." I'm trying to figure out which process/application this is, but no tooltip pops up when I simply hover over the icon. How else can I figure it out?
[15:16] <frezix> Flannel: it seems that these 3 are the only options - http://imgur.com/mrObbpD - and the Erase option does not put that partition into unallocated space
[15:17] <frezix> Flannel: I've noticed that after waiting 45+ minutes for that 3GB home lvm group to erase :p
[15:19] <frezix> to reiterate my question: I'm doing a netinstall and I'm now at this stage - http://imgur.com/ba9qcCc - how do I remove that partitioning scheme and start fresh?
[15:19] <Sonicmachine> The nouveau driver on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is giving problems on startup. I want to delete and install official Nvidia drivers. Anyone her can help me with it?
[15:20] <popey> frezix: just go down to undo?
[15:20] <popey> frezix: or choose "go back"
[15:23] <guest-5UlxRX> hello if I login it just goes back to the login screen
[15:24] <evil_dan2wik> guest-5UlxRX, re-install
[15:25] <guest-5UlxRX> no other solution?
[15:25] <loa> what is good tool for making usb under ubuntu? i have iso of ubuntu-desktop and want to make bootable usb flash. Let's make this fast or i will start using dd on this pure flash!!!
[15:25] <SuperLag> loa: unetbootin
[15:25] <loa> guest-5UlxRX, try to create another user.
[15:26] <loa> SuperLag, last time i checked it, it was terrible.
[15:26] <frezix> popey: it appears that the "Undo changes to partitions" option does not do anything noticeable. Going back means going back to this - http://imgur.com/tNiCFrU
[15:26] <popey> frezix: which lets you go back into partition disks, which should be ready for you to re-partition?
[15:28] <popey> loa: dd or ddrescue work, ddrescue is nicer.. sudo ddrescue -d -D --force foo.iso /dev/sdX
[15:28] <loa> popey, why it is nicer?
[15:28] <frezix> when I go to "Partition disks" option, I get this menu again - http://imgur.com/ba9qcCc
[15:28] <popey> loa: progress indicator
[15:28] <Sonicmachine> who here has a nvidia 420m on their laptop and have problems with nouveau driver of ubuntu's 14.04 LTS
[15:28] <loa> popey, wow
[15:29] <Sonicmachine> I need help in running my ubuntu crash free, caused by the nouveau driver.
[15:29] <evil_dan2wik> sudo apt-get install problems
[15:30] <popey> loa: I know, right ‽
[15:30] <loa> popey, what you know, lol.
[15:31] <loa> popey, why package for ddrescue called gddrescue?
[15:32] <loa> maybe becouse of this https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.08.29-19%3A32%3A16.png
[15:32] <popey> loa: because GNU
[15:32] <loa> yeah, i got that.
[15:34] <frezix> when I went into the "Configure encrypted volumes" option, this is what I got - http://imgur.com/01GCq8Q - which pretty much explains much of what I'm facing. I'm now wondering how I can still remove those partitions (I do know the passphrase)
[15:35] <loa> popey, lol, --force. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.08.29-19%3A35%3A01.png I swear, i will use force on this pure flash.
[15:36] <popey> loa: ☻
[15:37] <SuperLag> loa: *shrug* it works for me, just fine. I've never had issues with it.
[15:37] <SuperLag> In the menu bar, I have a red icon with a white line through it. When I click on it, it says "A problem occurred when checking for the updates." I'm trying to figure out which process/application this is, but no tooltip pops up when I simply hover over the icon. How else can I figure it out?
[15:38] <loa> SuperLag, maybe you need to click on it.
[15:38] <loa> that's how we solve all problems in mother Russia.
[15:40] <thecpaptain_> trying to install GD library on Ubuntu 14.04. Installation seems to run smoothly, but get an error message when i run 'make check' http://pastebin.com/MXaxuzzb. Any ideas?
[15:41] <ikonia> why not use the ubuntu package
[15:41] <ikonia> why are you building from source ?
[15:42] <thecpaptain_> you mean there is a package in the software center?
[15:42] <ikonia> correct
[15:42] <thecpaptain_> hehe cool. Sure i'll gladly check it out :)
[15:43] <xxx1337> is monday a holiday?
[15:43] <xxx1337> i think i have the day off?
[15:43] <ikonia> nothing to do with ubuntu
[15:43] <SIGKILLer> So, opinions: ranger of vifm?
[15:43] <JuJuBee> how long does it take to use dd ... | md5sum on a 4G flash drive?
[15:43] <thecpaptain_> in the software center it says now that it is installed.
[15:43] <xxx1337> need to know what today's date is so i can set up my ubuntu date and time. Just want to make sure monday is a holiday or not lol
[15:44] <TJ-> JuJuBee: tell is when its finished! It depends on the speed of the device
[15:44] <ikonia> JuJuBee: there is no set time
[15:44] <loa> JuJuBee, why not just md5sum /dev/sdb
[15:44] <JuJuBee> Been running for 20+ minutes already ?  That normal?
[15:44] <ikonia> why would you md5sum a device ?
[15:44] <ikonia> JuJuBee: there is no set time
[15:44] <JuJuBee> loa: md5 of entire flash not match iso
[15:45] <TJ-> JuJuBee: send the 'dd' process a SIGUSR1 and it'll tell you how far it has got
[15:45] <JuJuBee> TJ-: don't want to stop it now and restart ... as long as it is working
[15:45] <loa> JuJuBee, and?
[15:45] <TJ-> JuJuBee: in another terminal "pgrep -USR1 dd"
[15:46] <loa> JuJuBee, maybe you need larger blocksize?
[15:46] <arazeez> my display brightness is not in control please help
[15:46] <TJ-> JuJuBee: you'll probably need to use "sudo" in front of that command, since I assume the 'dd' process is runing as root
[15:46] <JuJuBee> TJ-: what is 4855?  MB or KB or ?
[15:47] <TJ-> JuJuBee: without context I have no idea what you refer to
[15:47] <sssasas> o chuj
[15:47] <JuJuBee> TJ-: I used your suggested command in another terminal
[15:48] <loa> i started command with time
[15:48] <loa> but i run just md5sum /dev/sdb
[15:48] <TJ-> JuJuBee: OK, that'll be the process ID of the 'dd' process. Check the terminal with 'dd' running and it should have reported how far it has got
[15:48] <loa> I have such result https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25725476/screenshot-2014.08.29-19%3A48%3A42.png
[15:49] <loa> it is usb 2.0 and very bad flash
[15:49] <TJ-> JuJuBee: unless you gave 'dd' a "bs=..." argument, the default block-size is 512 bytes. It's usually better to use a larger block-size to take advantage of multi-block DMA transfers, e.g. "dd bs=1M ..." for 1 Megabyte
[15:50] <JuJuBee> TJ-: Is it worth restarting the process using 1M?  I used bs=1
[15:51] <TJ-> JuJuBee: Yes! with "bs=1" that's 1 byte at a time
[15:51] <JuJuBee> TJ-: I get nothing in the term the dd process is running
[15:51] <loa> lol
[15:51] <TJ-> JuJuBee: that's strange, it only usually delays printing the info when using a *very* large block-size
[15:52] <t3flon> hey all I suspect that there might be malware of some kind in my ubuntu installation, I want to compare the hash values of all the system files from a clean install to those on my system, what might be the best way to go about doing that?
[15:53] <eeee> t3flon: why do u suspect malware?
[15:54] <loa> how i can sandbox some applications in my ubuntu installation?
[15:54] <loa> for example skype?
[15:54] <TJ-> JuJuBee: ahhhh, 'pgrep' doesn't send the signal, it should have been "pkill -USR1 dd"
[15:55] <TJ-> loa: run them as a different user? run them in an LXC? run them in a chroot?
[15:55] <JuJuBee> TJ-: won't that kill the processes?
[15:55] <t3flon> eeee: paranoia I guess, just want to check and see what's going on
[15:55] <eeee> t3flon: you could load a vm and do a find / * -exec md5sum {} >> files \;
[15:55] <loa> TJ-, i thought there is something official
[15:56] <eeee> then do the same on your system
[15:56] <TJ-> JuJuBee: despite the scary name, no. It sends the named signal to the process. "USR1" for dd is a "how far have you got?" signal
[15:56] <JuJuBee> TJ-: and should sr1 be root?
[15:56] <t3flon> eeee: so load a vm of a clean install and execute the above?
[15:57] <eeee> t3flon: you'd have to update it first i guess
[15:57] <JuJuBee> TJ-: finished already so no need.  They match
[15:57] <TJ-> JuJuBee: "sudo pkill -USR1 dd" will be correct. ("-USR1" is the signal name to send to the process)
[15:57] <TJ-> JuJuBee: Well, at least you've learned about dd and signals :)
[15:57] <eeee> it would give you a list of all files and their md5sums
[15:57] <JuJuBee> Yes, thanks TJ-
[15:57] <t3flon> eeee: makes sense..
[15:58] <cym> hello everybody
[15:58] <loa> JuJuBee, how about this? sudo ddrescue /dev/sdb /tmp/check_this && md5sum /tmp/check_this
[15:59] <loa> but there step i think and data can be corrupted...
[15:59] <loa> but you can see what is going on
[15:59] <TJ-> loa: That'd copy first; all that is needed is "sudo ddrescue /dev/sdb | md5sum"
[16:00] <loa> yes i understand
[16:01] <loa> TJ-, no its want out location too
[16:01] <loa> i tried...
[16:01] <eeee> t3flon: if you want to make it way easier (you'd have to get funky with comm and diff and sed to spot any malware) , to make it easier you could just get a list of all installed packages in your system, and have it installed on the vm, and then get the list
[16:01] <eeee> t3flon: in the find on your installation you'd have to exclude your home directory
[16:01] <cym> need some help on the disappeared sidebar and top-menus topic... tried different options (lightdem restart, reset -f /org/compiz/ ...). Im on a 14.04 and fresh this-morning-update
[16:02] <t3flon> eeee: update the virtual machine?
[16:02] <eeee> t3flon: should i go on ? or ... ?
[16:02] <eeee> t3flon: dpkg --get-selections > installedpackages   (do that on your installation)
[16:03] <eeee> t3flon: that gives you a list of all installed packages
[16:03] <t3flon> eeee: I was also thinking of using ls -lR and comparing size of all executables..
[16:03] <eeee> well you could easily spot any added execs
[16:03] <eeee> if you do a diff on the files
[16:05] <eeee> ah, you mean the execs of already installed packages, yeah you'd have the md5sum of yours and the vm ones
[16:05] <eeee> md5sum -c checks everything
[16:05] <loa> t3flon, main problem configs and rights.
[16:06] <loa> after that maybe executables.
[16:06] <loa> if system compromised better to install it again.
[16:07] <jxshxx> After running 10.04 on older machines for a long time, I found 12.04 relatively sluggish by comparison, even using Gnome Classic.  How
[16:07] <jxshxx> does 14.04 compare?
[16:08] <t3flon> eeee: thanks, probably will have more q's in a bit
[16:08] <t3flon> loa: same, thank you
[16:09] <ornj> Does Ubuntu have an SSH server enabled by default?
[16:09] <loa> ornj, no.
[16:10] <eeee> jxshxx: i find 14.04 to be quicker
[16:10] <xangua> jxshxx: if by older you mean low resources you can better try xubuntu or lubuntu
[16:10] <ornj> Like... my machine froze, Ctrl-Alt-F2 doesn't work. So is there a way to get into my machine over the local network to kill whatever?
[16:10] <cym> ornj: I think you have to sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[16:10] <ornj> Hm.  :-/
[16:11] <jxshxx> eeee: Do you also use the Gnome classic?
[16:11] <eeee> ornj: do you have physical access to it
[16:11] <eeee> ?
[16:11] <ornj> Had I the foresight
[16:11] <eeee> jxshxx: no i use unity
[16:11] <ornj> eeee>> Yes
[16:11] <eeee> jxshxx: but i mean if you put 12.04 and 14.04 in a vm 14.04 will load quicker
[16:11] <eeee> that's a fair comparison
[16:11] <jxshxx> xangua: I do that on other macines, but I have one in particular I'd rather upgrade than change
[16:12] <SuperLag> Okay. I committed a cardinal Ubuntu sin. I attempted to compile Python from source. I broke stuff in the process. Is my only recourse to reinstall? or by reinstalling only the broken stuff, will that cover a multitude of sins? :)
[16:12] <SuperLag> update-notifier is broken
[16:12] <ornj> The mouse is responsive but nothing else
[16:12] <eeee> ornj: you can try the reisub thing
[16:13] <ornj> :)
[16:13] <eeee> sometimes it isn't enabled
[16:13] <xangua> !itdoesntwork | SuperLag
[16:13] <eeee> it'll safely restart the pc i think
[16:13] <ornj> What's the reisub thing?
[16:13] <eeee> !reisub
[16:13]  * ornj googles
[16:13] <ornj> Oh, right
[16:13] <eeee> ornj: ^^^
[16:13] <xangua> Mmmm miss the factoids :-\
[16:14] <ornj> Yeah, but then I'd still lose everything in RAM
[16:14] <eeee> xangua: i think you want !details
[16:15] <ornj> which is what I'm trying to avoid by just killing the one program
[16:16] <eeee> ornj: im checking the wiki, maybe some other key will help
[16:17] <rootbear> hey all
[16:17] <eeee> i think most are disabled though
[16:17] <ornj> Hey, eeee
[16:17] <bhagoti> hi, can anyone help me understanding about flex/bison ?
[16:17] <ornj> you're awesome
[16:18] <SuperLag> xangua: What are you trying to say to me?
[16:19] <xangua> ! Broken | SuperLag
[16:21] <ornj> Mostly it's the stuff in gedit I'm worried about, but I can't remember if I enabled the backup unsaved docs thing
[16:21] <dfosco> I am having trouble setting up external monitors with my laptop in Ubuntu 14 LTS.  The monitors show up in the Display manager, and are set to on, but the physical monitors do not show anything.  Anyone have any idea why this is happening?
[16:21] <misutowolf> Why would my Ubuntu Server VM (14.04 LTS x64) refuse to run apt-get update?
[16:21] <TJ-> loa: "sudo dd if=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 status=none | md5sum" => "2a78cf88b8d43031224bb9a56286464d  -"
[16:22] <Sven_vB> misutowolf, usually, it should tell you. copy it's output to pastie or ghostbin and show us.
[16:22] <xangua> misutowolf: you could start by showing us the command output
[16:22] <compdoc> misutowolf, is there a message?
[16:22] <misutowolf> Sec.
[16:22] <SuperLag> xangua: I can no longer open "Software & Updates" from System Settings. When I would click on the icon for update-notifier it would give me an error message saying "A problem occurred when checking for updates."
[16:22] <rootbear> so i am now running a old windows 95 pc i restored from "dead" i came in for suggestions on the lightest weight GUI based os to install? no USB and a standard CD-rom (oldshool!!) any help?
[16:23] <rootbear> sorry, on boot it apperars to be win98
[16:23] <misutowolf> http://pastebin.com/RfMbay7Z
[16:23] <misutowolf> That's the error it throws
[16:24] <misutowolf> I'm on school wifi, bridged connection to my laptop's wifi
[16:24] <SuperLag> xangua: I attempted to compile Python 3.4.1 from source, and replaced the system python with it. I figured I'd try removing update-notifier and reinstalling it, but it depends on other metapackages. I tried to reinstall all of them, including all the system python{2.7,3,3.4} packages. No dice. Broken, still.
[16:24] <abc_harold> rootbear: any idea of the specs? if it's that old it may be worth using Puppy Linux over a lightweight Ubuntu distro.
[16:24] <ornj> Maybe I should ask the question a different way: Everything on my machine is unresponsive except moving the pointer. I can't get to a console.  :D
[16:26] <ornj> Sven_vB>> What do you mean? I'm on IRC now, and the machine was on the 'Net/wifi
[16:26] <misutowolf> My laptop just...hates me.
[16:26] <rootbear> 48mb ram.... assuming its running 52mb and some is stored for use?
[16:26] <Sven_vB> ornj, can you login to the unresponsive machine via network?
[16:27] <rootbear> 32 bit file system (duhh)
[16:27] <ornj> Sven>> That sounds 133t, I have no idea how to do that, but I'd try it if I thought I could. ;)
[16:27] <ornj> Sven_vB>> Well, that's what I came in here to ask but apparently ssh isn't enabled by default?
[16:28] <misutowolf> I bet it's related to the school wifi stuff.  Though that's silly.
[16:28] <dfosco> I am having trouble setting up external monitors with my laptop in Ubuntu 14 LTS.  The monitors show up in the Display manager, and are set to on, but the physical monitors do not show anything.  Anyone have any idea why this is happening?
[16:28] <Sven_vB> ornj, doesn't matter what the default is. does it greet you upon TCP connection to the SSH port?
[16:29] <LostNva> rootbear, I think it should have 64mb of ram, I think dsl damn small linux will run on that, but not much of an os to start with.
[16:29] <misutowolf> I wonder if it'll behave if I drop bridged for NAT
[16:29] <ornj> How do I find its IP address to SSH to?
[16:29] <ornj> I'll need to d/l an Android ssh client
[16:30] <rootbear> the ram cant be right, it has 4 chips in it, and i dont recall them ever making 10mb chuosm unless i have failing RAM
[16:30] <misutowolf> Oh.
[16:30] <rootbear> *chips
[16:30] <TJ-> ornj: The machine doesn't respond to Ctrl+Alt+F1 to reach a VT?
[16:30] <rootbear> cant find anything on the CPU
[16:30] <misutowolf> So apparently my school network doesn't like Ubuntu being bridged to my windows connection
[16:30] <misutowolf> I switched it over to NAT in vbox and it's fine
[16:30] <LostNva> rootbear, chips should be 4 16mb making 64
[16:30] <misutowolf> GG network security
[16:30] <ornj> The weird thing is the mouse is totally responsive in real time, no lag, but NOTHING else, no Ctl-Alt-F2
[16:31] <rootbear> system data states 40mb lol
[16:31] <ornj> Sven_vB>> No.
[16:31] <abc_harold> dfosco: have you made sure to turn off mirror displays if you want extended desktop? it may be trying to force resolutions that your monitors can't support.
[16:31] <TJ-> rootbear: something based around Enlightenment would probably be what you need
[16:31] <rootbear> and i cant find anything more within windown GUI from keyboard and cant recall if there is a way to look it up using command line in a windows machine
[16:31] <TJ-> rootbear: It is used a lot in embedded and resource-constrained devices
[16:32] <rootbear> i am looking into DSL (damnSmallLinux
[16:32] <Sven_vB> ornj, any ideas what could have lead to it? might it be graphics card heat?
[16:33] <TJ-> rootbear: try running "msinfo32"
[16:33] <dfosco> abc_harold, I don't want to mirror displays do it is set to off, I have tried it with mirror displays and that also doesn't work.
[16:33] <LostNva> rootbear, DSL is around a 52mb operating system.
[16:33] <dfosco> so*
[16:33] <rootbear> TJ that helped for sure.
[16:33] <Sven_vB> ornj, btw, can you still toggle the keyboard LEDs?
[16:34] <bhagoti> hey is there anyone who can help me with flex and bison ?
[16:34] <ornj> Wow... I don't think so... Then why would the mouse still move?
[16:34] <TJ-> dfosco: Can you "lspci -nnk | pastebinit" ?
[16:34] <rootbear> AuthenticAMD AMD-K6 #D proccessor48MB of ram
[16:34] <ornj> I think some crappy AJAX site just froze it.
[16:34] <Sven_vB> ornj, different subsystems. if it's an USB keyboard, maybe just USB broke
[16:35] <Sven_vB> ornj, using firefox?
[16:35] <dfosco> TJ-, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8180075/
[16:35] <ornj> Sven_vB> No LEDs on this kbd  :-/
[16:35] <ornj> Yep
[16:35] <TJ-> ornj: Interrupts must still be working if mouse responds, so kernel is OK.  Can you show us "xrandr -q | pastebinit" ?
[16:36] <rootbear> LostNva: you mean it needs 53MB of ram? or the OS taked 52MB of disk space?
[16:36] <ornj> which is why I haven't just restarted
[16:36] <eeee> ornj: what about the ~ files ?
[16:36] <Sven_vB> ornj, if you can reach the Ajax site's tab's close button, click it every 5-10 minutes and give firefox an hour to do that. if you have clicked anything else in firefox since the lockup, it might take longer. ;)
[16:36] <TJ-> ornj: Can you get to an alternate VT? If so, kill the Firefix process
[16:37] <dfosco> TJ-, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8180090/
[16:37] <eeee> ornj: hold on, i think gedit autosaves stuff every once in a while to ~ files
[16:37] <LostNva> rootbear, no thats the size of the OS, might run on 32mb ram and up if im remember correctly.
[16:37] <Sven_vB> ornj, try not to touch the site's content area as it might fire more ajax events
[16:37] <Gloomy> Hello, ctrl-alt-F1 has absolutely no effect on my linux mint KDE... Any Idea what mught cause this? (already posted on the mint channel but as ubuntu should be more or less identical I also try it here...)
[16:37] <TJ-> dfosco: OK, and now "pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[16:37] <Sven_vB> ornj, while waiting, get a USB keyboard with LEDs and try if you can make it work ;)
[16:37] <LostNva> rootbear, bear in mind getting it online and stuff might be hard with hardware that old, but possible
[16:38] <ornj> TJ->> No, that was my first course of action, and why I came here, to try + remotely do it or something
[16:38] <eeee> ornj: nevermind the autosave isn't checked by default
[16:38] <dfosco> TJ-, thank you http://paste.ubuntu.com/8180099/
[16:38] <ornj> eeee>> I know  :-/
[16:38] <ornj> and I can't remember if I enabled it
[16:39] <TJ-> ornj: Hmmm, without openssh-server installed and running you can't really do much else immediately, unless the PC has a serial port *and* you've got agetty running on it so you could log-in
[16:39] <rootbear> this sucker had a modem in it, thats it. its got one PCI slot, and its free. but even swapping in my wireless card from my current linux machine would only give it just that (assuming anything)
[16:39] <Sven_vB> ornj, you probably have a memory issue atm. before i had nice-d my firefox, bad sites often made kernel OOM run crazy, trying to kill init again and again but init didn't want to die by OOM
[16:39] <Sven_vB> ornj, so when you re-gain access, nice-ify your firefox.
[16:39] <rootbear> having trouble finding a proper mirror for DSL right now as well...
[16:40] <LostNva> rootbear, remember its going to be usb 1.0 if it has usb
[16:40] <rootbear> not a single usb port on here.
[16:40] <ornj> ¿Cómo se hace eso?
[16:40] <TJ-> dfosco: I can't imagine seeing a more perfect set of logs, so the issue doesn't appear to be on the software side. I'd investigate the GPU <> monitor connections, especially if going through protocol converters (DP > HDMI, DVI >HDMI)
[16:40] <ornj> I guess I'll just google
[16:40] <abc_harold> rootbear: here's a DSL mirror http://distro.ibiblio.org/damnsmall/
[16:40] <LostNva> rootbear, sounds like the kind of prodject I like to fool with lol, a challenge.
[16:41] <dfosco> TJ-, okay thank you
[16:41] <ornj> Sven_vB>> nice-d, you say?
[16:41] <rootbear> SCSI and 1 PCI slot internally, and outside of the VGA output (suprised its functional) there is just serial ports.
[16:41] <Sven_vB> ornj, yes, my prefered way of limiting firefox's memory usage.
[16:41] <rootbear> oh, and PS/2 for keyboard and mouse, and i dont even own a PS/2 mouse. lol
[16:41] <TJ-> rootbear: Any old ISA ports?
[16:42] <MortezaE> Hi, Where to ask questions about Gnote ?
[16:42] <ornj> I love Firefox so much  :(
[16:42] <Sven_vB> ornj, it crashes more often now, but it can't take down the other programs
[16:42] <ornj> but it really is the cause of 99% of my crashes
[16:42] <ornj> Hm
[16:42] <rootbear> TJ none i see. about to take the casing off and look inside, its got a modular case, base is integrated to the structure, and all the other parts pop on and off VIA tabs..
[16:43] <rodrigorootrj> hello users, im have problem which virtual box
[16:43] <sameer> hi
[16:43] <ornj> Tough trade-off, since I often have work in open tabs, too
[16:43] <expunge> rodrigorootrj: you don't say
[16:43] <expunge> sameer: hi
[16:43] <Sven_vB> ornj, while you're at it, you could also lower firefox's priority
[16:43] <expunge> ornj: what is?
[16:43] <rodrigorootrj> im have problem wich VIRTUAL BOX
[16:43] <expunge> rodrigorootrj: ...pardon?
[16:43] <sameer> expunge...hi
[16:43] <rootbear> and LostNva exactly why i took the system, they were gonna toss it in the trash, i took it, its got a 12.5 GB harddrive
[16:43] <sameer> hi
[16:44] <abc_harold> rodrigorootrj: thats a bit vague
[16:44] <expunge> browsers eat up ram over time, you should restart them every now and then
[16:44] <cym> any help on disappearing menu and bars on unity (14.04) ? thanks !
[16:44] <Gloomy> Hello, ctrl-alt-F1 has absolutely no effect on my linux mint KDE... Any Idea what mught cause this? (already posted on the mint channel but as ubuntu should be more or less identical I also try it here...)
[16:44] <Sven_vB> ornj, run multiple firefoxes, each with a different profile, and all nice-d; then you can seperate the trusty sites wo work in open tabs, from the ones that just might crash it
[16:44] <sameer> i have problem in opening flash plugin
[16:44] <xangua> ! Mint | Gloomy
[16:44] <LostNva> rootbear, yeah I love a free computer, I have a crap load of old parts, just boredom work mostly.
[16:44] <expunge> sameer: what problem is that?
[16:44] <ornj> expunge>> Sven_vB said nice-d makes Firefox crash more often, but not affect other progs
[16:45] <Gloomy> xangua: ok ,ok, allright.
[16:45] <Sven_vB> it seems firefox can't see the memory limit that nice imposed on it
[16:45] <rootbear> yeah, same here, wife hates it, but i keep it (mostly) neat. side note, apoligies for launching into the ubuntu channel, i just realized im not in open #linux
[16:45] <ornj> Sven_vB>>  <3
[16:45] <expunge> I doubt nice applied to firefox would do as much
[16:45] <ornj> will try, thx
[16:45] <expunge> as say, nice applied to the flash/plugin container/s
[16:45] <Sven_vB> yw
[16:45] <expunge> and even then, probably won't do much
[16:46] <expunge> it's just bad software, it'll slow your computer down with any priority
[16:46] <sameer> when i use cromium web brouser it says flash plugin not there when i downloaded it it in rpm i dont know how to install it
[16:46] <Sven_vB> ornj, as for RAM dumping w/o wires, maybe today is when you learn to use coldboot :)
[16:46] <ornj> Well, I have Flash disabled
[16:46] <expunge> sameer: RPM is for other distros, mostly
[16:46] <expunge> sameer: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash#Installing_Pepper_Flash_for_Chromium
[16:46] <ornj> but 95% of the sites has rom
[16:46] <rootbear> abd_harold: i got into that achive, but how do i burn a proper ISO from that?
[16:46] <ornj> have tons of AJAX these days
[16:47] <expunge> 'Ajax'
[16:47] <expunge> you're talking about shifting bits of text, it's not intensive