[00:00] <dogarrhea> good evening my fellow poobuntu users.
[00:00] <Mr-E> ~*fartz*~
[00:02] <dogarrhea> do i really need to know ip tables to set up squid on ubuntu?
[00:02] <dogarrhea> say, I want to restrict access to a proxy based on an ip range.
[00:03] <dogarrhea> say the proxy is located at pair.com's data center and some joe schome who is my friend with time warner cable wants to use the proxy but I don't want anyone else to
[00:03] <dogarrhea> i guess password protect would be the way
[00:06] <dogarrhea> guess what I want is a public proxy (anyone can try to access it but needs a password)
[00:11] <problems> f#
[00:11] <problems> i have a problem
[00:12] <problems> i cant access my flashdrive ubuntu doesnt recognize it
[00:12] <problems> are there any commands i can use in terminal
[00:12] <problems> to access my flashdrive folder
[00:13] <SonikkuAmerica> problems: Use [ sudo parted -l ] to figure out what it is...
[00:14] <Ben64> problems: plug in flash drive, wait a couple seconds, pastebin the output of "dmesg" for us
[00:14] <problems> ok
[00:14] <meLon> I have sshfs set up, but for one mount I am unable to delete or execute files.  I can write to files just fine, but I cannot delete or execute anything.  Any suggetsions?
[00:15] <problems> [    1.604118] [drm] Connector 0: [    1.604118] [drm]   HDMI-A [    1.604119] [drm]   HPD4 [    1.604120] [drm]   DDC: 0x6450 0x6450 0x6454 0x6454 0x6458 0x6458 0x645c 0x645c [    1.604121] [drm]   Encoders: [    1.604122] [drm]     DFP1: INTERNAL_UNIPHY2 [    1.604123] [drm] Connector 1: [    1.604123] [drm]   DVI-I [    1.604124] [drm]   HPD1 [    1.604125] [drm]   DDC: 0x6460 0x6460 0x6464 0x6464 0x6468 0x6468 0x646c 0x646c [    1.
[00:16] <problems> http://pastebin.com/4EYwu9qs
[00:16] <DrFrankenstien> :P
[00:18] <DrFrankenstien> synaptic broke my system gaaaaahhhhh
[00:18] <Ben64> problems: well dmesg shows it... 32GB lexar?
[00:18] <problems> yeah
[00:18] <problems> but i dont know how to open it
[00:18] <Ben64> is it not auto mounted?
[00:18] <problems> whats mounted sorry not english native
[00:19] <Ben64> does it not automatically pop up a window when you insert it?
[00:19] <problems> it doesnt
[00:19] <Ben64> pastebin "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdf"
[00:19] <DrFrankenstien> mounted= like when you mount your girlfriend
[00:19] <Ben64> DrFrankenstien: don't
[00:19] <SonikkuAmerica> !o4o
[00:20] <CaptainShiner> Anybody have a good RDP software recommendation?
[00:20] <DrFrankenstien> just adding some humour is all
[00:20] <problems> http://pastebin.com/KYchGdc5
[00:20] <Ben64> problems: thats it?
[00:20] <problems> yeah
[00:21] <DrFrankenstien> I actually have a problem but Im probably better off fixing it myself
[00:21] <Ben64> problems: seems like it's not formatted
[00:21] <problems> how do i format it from linux
[00:21] <problems> terminal
[00:22] <Ben64> it will delete anything you have on it
[00:22] <problems> yeah thats fine
[00:22] <Ben64> what filesystem do you want it to be?
[00:22] <problems> filesystem? sorry im so completely retarded with computers its not even funny
[00:23] <Ben64> ext4, fat32, ntfs
[00:23] <problems> i guess fat32
[00:23] <problems> but no clue
[00:23] <problems> btw thanks for helping out
[00:23] <Ben64> ext4 is the default filesystem for ubuntu, fat32 was on windows 98, ntfs is on windows now
[00:23] <problems> ntfs
[00:24] <Ben64> do you not have gui?
[00:25] <problems> i do but heres the thing
[00:25] <problems> i have a virus on windows
[00:25] <t3hx> CaptainShiner: I use Remmina for RDP it has a GUI and is doing its Job well, except if you have to input a RSA code. rdesktop is doing a great Job but it only has a CLI so if you dont need any RSA auth or something I would still prefere remmina.
[00:25] <problems> so I use ubuntu now on this computer to download  a virus remover that would load with windows
[00:25] <elisa87> -mfloat-abi=softfp  is for ARM ISA , what is its X86 counterpart?
[00:25] <problems> so i need it for windows
[00:25] <Ben64> problems: well you should be able to use graphics with ubuntu, its easier to format with gparted
[00:26] <problems> okay but there is no mentioning of the usb on graphics
[00:26] <problems> atleast where should I look
[00:26] <Ben64> open up gparted with this command - "gksudo gparted"
[00:27] <Ben64> then there should be a drop down box on the upper right hand side of the program, select /dev/sdf
[00:27] <Ben64> and finally you can create a partition, and format it
[00:27] <problems> i get this
[00:27] <problems> http://pastebin.com/csHusg4C
[00:27] <Ben64> thats fine, as long as it opens
[00:28] <problems> okay
[00:28] <problems> what scheme
[00:28] <problems> should I use
[00:28] <problems> dont partion probobly
[00:29] <Ben64> problems: i'm not sure what you mean
[00:32] <problems_> my computer fell off
[00:32] <problems_> *froze
[00:33] <problems_> ben
[00:33] <problems_> what was that command again
[00:33] <problems_> gskudo gparted?
[00:34] <Ben64> yep
[00:34] <Ben64> wait, gksudo
[00:35] <problems_> now nothign opens
[00:35] <problems_> after that command (gksudo gparted)
[00:35] <Ben64> weird..
[00:35] <Snype> you must restart @ problems_
[00:37] <problems_> yeah
[00:37] <problems_> nothing opens
[00:37] <problems_> is there anyway i can get there graphically
[00:40] <trism> elisa87: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1018638/using-software-floating-point-on-x86-linux
[00:41] <problems_> ben64 you there?
[00:44] <other72> hi. is it possible to move close, minimize, and maximize from left to right?
[00:46] <scottxfarts> ÐÔÐÔÐÔ
[00:46] <scottxfarts> âû âñå ïèäàðàñû
[00:47] <scottxfarts> íàõóé
[00:47] <FloodBot1> scottxfarts: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:47] <scottxfarts> õóèèè
[00:47] <other72> hi. is it possible to move close, minimize, and maximize from left to right?
[00:47] <phillyj> other72: yes
[00:47] <other72> phillyj: how?
[00:48] <ThePendulum> I assume ext4 allows files bigger than 4GB?
[00:48] <psusi> ThePendulum, of course
[00:48] <other72> phillyj: hello?
[00:48] <ThePendulum> Because someone mentioned how it's basically FAT++ :P
[00:48] <somsip> ThePendulum: " Ext4 adds 48-bit block addressing, so it will have 1 EiB1 of maximum file system size and 16 TiB of maximum file size"
[00:49] <scottxfarts> Hello everyone!  And I fucked your mom :)
[00:49] <phillyj> other72: sorry; im not in ubuntu now so i can't remember
[00:49] <other72> phillyj: :/
[00:49] <phillyj> other72: have you looked into the settings for appearence
[00:49] <other72> phillyj: yes
[00:50] <phillyj> not there?
[00:50] <phillyj> hmm, i think it should be there
[00:50] <problems_> is anybody here
[00:50] <other72> phillyj: i'm not seeing it
[00:50] <problems_> i have a problem
[00:50] <ThePendulum> somsip: Hmm, too bad, no 16TiB files :(
[00:50] <psusi> somsip, it's actually limited to 32 bit unless you are running the very latest upstream source and enable the 64bit experimental feature... without that its limited to 16 TiB fs size
[00:50] <problems_> gskudo  gparted
[00:50] <problems_> when i enter that
[00:50] <problems_> i dont get a response
[00:50] <phillyj> other72: are you on the new Unity interface?
[00:50] <somsip> psusi: i don't actually care. I was answering ThePendulum
[00:50] <other72> phillyj: 12.04 and whatever comes with it
[00:51] <phillyj> ok
[00:51] <phillyj> hold on
[00:51] <other72> phillyj: thanks
[00:51] <somsip> psusi: sorry - a bit harsh maybe, but YKWIM I hope :)
[00:51] <psusi> somsip, I know... I was pointing out the error in your answer ;)
[00:52] <ThePendulum> I just installed the mini iso of Ubuntu and somehow I get Ubuntu studio
[00:52] <ThePendulum> lol
[00:52] <ThePendulum> What should I uninstall to get rid of that?
[00:52] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: Did you select ubuntustudio-desktop by accident?
[00:52] <phillyj> other72: can you go to system > preferences > appearence?
[00:52] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: remove ubuntustudio-desktop and install ubuntu-desktop
[00:53] <other72> phillyj: i'm there now
[00:53] <ThePendulum> SonikkuAmerica: Ubuntu Desktop is already installed. Not sure why studio came with it.
[00:53] <phillyj> other72: customize themes
[00:53] <psusi> the "mini iso" is often misunderstood.. it's really the netinst image... downloads everything instead of having it on the install cd.  the "mini" refers to the size of the image, not the install
[00:53] <other72> phillyj: there's no such option for me
[00:53] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: Wait... it says ubuntustudio-desktop is installed?
[00:54] <SonikkuAmerica> !netinstall
[00:54] <ThePendulum> SonikkuAmerica: It boots to Ubuntu Studio, lol. And it's a login option, alongside regular
[00:54] <CavalierPrime> other72:  try this link   http://www.sudo-juice.com/move-minimize-maximize-and-close-buttons-ubuntu/
[00:54] <ThePendulum> (Unity)
[00:54] <phillyj> other
[00:54] <other72> phillyj: background (wallpaper), theme, and launcher icon size
[00:54] <phillyj> ok
[00:54] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: Are you seeing unity-greeter or lightdm-gtk-greeter?
[00:55] <phillyj> other72: i think i got something fo you
[00:55] <ThePendulum> SonikkuAmerica: Pretty sure it's lightdm
[00:55] <other72> CavalierPrime: open in a new tab for now... thanks
[00:55] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: Both are lightdm; lightdm-gtk-greeter is the strip with the centered (usually black in Xubuntu) box
[00:55] <CavalierPrime> np
[00:56] <other72> phillyj: something good?
[00:56] <ThePendulum> SonikkuAmerica: I get the box, not the pretty one.
[00:56] <phillyj> other72: go here: http://www.noobslab.com/2012/04/important-things-to-do-after-install_26.html
[00:56] <phillyj> other72: follow step 9
[00:56] <other72> phillyj: let me see
[00:57] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: First step is to [ sudo apt-get remove lightdm-gtk-greeter ] from a terminal.
[00:57] <other72> phillyj: great! that's basically the same thing as CavalierPrime mentioned
[00:57] <other72> thanks
[00:57] <phillyj> lol
[00:59] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: You may then have to run [ sudo dpkg-reconfigure unity-greeter ] when you're done with that.
[01:00] <other72> phillyj: CavalierPrime: done! thanks!
[01:00] <ThePendulum> SonikkuAmerica: And apt-get remove/purge ubuntustudio-desktop I guess?
[01:00] <CavalierPrime> no probs
[01:00] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: Well yeah, but that doesn't do much of anything.
[01:01] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: Remember Linux metapackages != Solaris incorporations.
[01:02] <ThePendulum> :P
[01:02] <SonikkuAmerica> ThePendulum: The diff being that Solaris incorporations pull everything out when uninstalled.
[01:23] <eXeC64> I'm trying to compile a simple 32 bit .so on 12.04 64bit, however no matter what I do with the makefile I keep getting "cannot find -lstdc++" from the linker. I can't work out what package I'm missing
[01:23] <eXeC64> I definitely have a 32 bit version installed under /usr/lib32
[01:24] <James_Epp> I'm a switcher from Windows. In windows, there is a program called TeraCopy. Has support for verification, pausing, actions after completion, etc. Does anyone know of an alternative?
[01:26] <jrib> James_Epp: what does it do?
[01:26] <James_Epp> jrib: Copy file from point A to point B
[01:26] <James_Epp> files*
[01:27] <James_Epp> jrib: Extremely verbose as well
[01:27] <hailwood> Hey guys, does anyone have the time to help me repair my system, I think I have it most of the way there.
[01:27] <somsip> James_Epp: "rsync can do all that" http://is.gd/3K2f6E
[01:27] <James_Epp> somsip: Assume a GUI
[01:28] <somsip> James_Epp: GUI front end is grsync
[01:28] <hailwood> The main issue is that now I have to at boot switch to a different ttl call startx, then call unity to get my desktop running. any idea on how I can fix that?
[01:28] <James_Epp> somsip: I'll take a look
[01:28] <somsip> James_Epp: others http://is.gd/vR7JwE
[01:33] <James_Epp> somsip: Grsync is amazing. Thanks.
[01:33] <somsip> James_Epp: np. Welcome to linux ;)
[01:33] <James_Epp> somsip: I'm through a couple months so far.......getting there.
[01:34] <hailwood> Basically I am looking for help with http://askubuntu.com/questions/304188/startx-must-be-called-manually-in-13-04
[01:35] <SonikkuAmerica> hailwood: Why do you need to [ startx ]?
[01:37] <hailwood> SonikkuAmerica: because otherwise unity complains theres nothing to attach to
[01:37] <SonikkuAmerica> hailwood: You have lightdm installed, right?
[01:38] <hailwood> SonikkuAmerica: correct
[01:38] <hailwood> SonikkuAmerica: 1.6.0 apparently
[01:38] <SonikkuAmerica> Then what's the problem? Unity should just start up... what version of Ubuntu is this?
[01:38] <SonikkuAmerica> Oh, duh, 13.04
[01:39] <SonikkuAmerica> hailwood: Do you have all the latest updates?
[01:39] <SonikkuAmerica> hailwood: [ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ]
[01:39] <hailwood> SonikkuAmerica: yep, everything up to date
[01:39] <James_Epp> haliwood: did you do apt-get upgrade ?
[01:40] <hailwood> James_Epp: I did first..
[01:40] <James_Epp> Does your installation of 13.04 work on other machines?
[01:41] <hailwood> James_Epp: I have no idea, this was working before, it;s just today after doing some standard updates and the system crashed that it's stopped
[01:41] <dodyx> hello
[01:42] <dodyx> any hackers here?
[01:42] <James_Epp> hailwood: Sorry man, IDK what to tell you. Last time I had graphics issues I just ragequit and did a re-install.
[01:42] <James_Epp> !blackhat
[01:42] <dodyx> any hackers here yo ??
[01:42] <bazhang> !ot | dodyx
[01:42] <dodyx> bazhang i am new here do u know how to hack?
[01:42] <bazhang> dodyx, wrong channel
[01:42] <SonikkuAmerica> !hacks
[01:43] <dodyx> !hacks
[01:43] <SonikkuAmerica> !hacking
[01:43] <dodyx> wich channel should i go?
[01:43] <dodyx> wich channel guys? :D
[01:43] <dodyx> !hacks
[01:43] <eXeC64> dodyx: You're in the wrong place for what you want.
[01:44] <hailwood> James_Epp: That's what I am half tempted to do, SonikkuAmerica any ideas?
[01:44] <dodyx> exec46 can u tell me the write place?
[01:44] <elisa87> how can I install libbfd and libiberty?
[01:44] <James_Epp> dodyx: boards.4chan.org/g/
[01:45] <Tex_Nick> i'm really glad to see that ubottu knows the difference between a hacker & cracker ... the bot is smarter than the news media ;-)\
[01:45] <James_Epp> Tex_Nick: Best comment ever :D
[01:45] <Tex_Nick> ;-)
[01:45] <stimoceiver> hey
[01:46] <dodyx> god damn i am so fucking lost lol i dont find hackers channels...
[01:46] <eXeC64> dodyx: Nope, because it's not the sort of thing you should be looking for tbh
[01:46] <dodyx> what is the name of the hackers channels or servers?
[01:46] <SonikkuAmerica> Tex_Nick: (Going !ot) ...well, except Greta anyway.
[01:46] <stimoceiver> i suddenly notice i have a zillion kde libs installed... and i cant recall ever installing an app that depends on all that bloated crappe
[01:46] <James_Epp> !language
[01:46] <SonikkuAmerica> He's gone.
[01:46] <trism> elisa87: binutils-dev
[01:46] <James_Epp> Missed that :D
[01:46] <stimoceiver> my question: is tehre a command to ferret out whatever what might be depending on kde?
[01:47] <stimoceiver> command meaning command line
[01:47] <Tex_Nick> !language | dodyx
[01:47] <SonikkuAmerica> stimoceiver: !Synaptic will usually list dependencies...
[01:47] <TheUsD> Anyone in here have WING FTP experience?
[01:47] <stimoceiver> SonikkuAmerica: yeah im trying to go in the opposite direction. as in, specifying a library, and finding out what depends on that library
[01:48] <James_Epp> TheUsD: Isn't that the one you have to pay for?
[01:48] <TheUsD> having issues with permissions when it comes to win box modifying a shared drive on ubuntu
[01:48] <m1chael> has anyone ever used RedoBackup to backup a windows 8 EFI system? does it work? i just made an image of my drive, but i see MBR files rather than GPT and that concerns me. does it work?
[01:48] <TheUsD> James_Epp: yes, not finding any support on their forums...go figure.
[01:49] <James_Epp> TheUsD: Seeing as how you paid for the product and (I imagine) it is closed-source, I would suggest you get in contact with their support line.
[01:49] <stimoceiver> SonikkuAmerica: pretty sure theres some sort of linux malware at play here. i specifically avoid ever installing anything that depends on kde. and now suddenly even after installing 110 updates - of which like 78 were kde related - now I have 9 *more* updates pending including "Get Hot New Stuff" v2 Library for the KDE Platform
[01:49] <TheUsD> James_Epp: it may not be a wing ftp issue but rather just standard permissions issue that I am not seeing.
[01:50] <James_Epp> TheUSD: I have not used the program, nor am I good with linux perms, so perhaps I should not offer any more :S. Sorry
[01:50] <SonikkuAmerica> stimoceiver: "Get Hot New Stuff" is part of the KDE SC's software center. (If you're using KDE, have you tried #kubuntu ?)
[01:50] <stimoceiver> SonikkuAmerica: I just stated. I AM NOT USING KDE, LULZ
[01:50] <TheUsD> James_epp: lol well thanks for the honesty :)
[01:51] <SonikkuAmerica> stimoceiver: Owah, didn't catch that.
[01:51] <stimoceiver> SonikkuAmerica: no prob =)
[01:51] <jrib> stimoceiver: apt-cache rdepends
[01:51] <stimoceiver> jrib: thanks!
[01:51] <SonikkuAmerica> stimoceiver: Well, a lot of KDE, GNOME and XFCE stuff is inside Unity...
[01:51] <TheUsD> Anyone good with perms when it comes to windows box's modifying ubuntu shared drives?
[01:52] <SonikkuAmerica> TheUsD: I ask: Why do you wish to do this from within Windows?
[01:53] <stimoceiver> SonikkuAmerica: yeah if it were up to me I'd ditch gnome too. XFCE and/or LXDE are good enough for me. But sooner or later I install something that depends on a little bit of this or a little bit of that. With GNOME it seems hard to avoid. So instead I just make a point of ignoring anything and everything related to KDE
[01:53] <SonikkuAmerica> stimoceiver: XFCE would be perfect for you then. Lots of GNOME stuff in there.
[01:53] <TheUsD> SonikkuAmerica: The program I have fits my needs perfectly with very little work having to be done with the setup and maintaining. I'm new to ubuntu and still learning it.
[01:54] <elisa87>  Is this error something related to code or OS? error: 'sigcontext_struct' has not been declared
[01:54] <stimoceiver> thanks jrib and SonikkuAmerica
[01:55] <SonikkuAmerica> elisa87: Sounds like some sort of C problem.
[01:55] <SonikkuAmerica> elisa87: Try in ##c maybe?
[01:56] <elisa87> SonikkuAmerica: the file extension is cc I am trying to make all the package and I received this error:  bmon.cc:31: error: 'sigcontext_struct' has not been declared
[01:56] <MrDyne> Does VPN require client to be port forwards and can it be used for playing muliplayer LAN games?
[01:57] <m1chael> has anyone ever used RedoBackup to backup a windows 8 EFI system? does it work? i just made an image of my drive, but i see MBR files rather than GPT and that concerns me. does it work? I want to install Ubuntu on my new laptop, but i'm terrified that it wont work
[01:59] <perr> Hi all.got problem with grub.can anybody help me out?
[01:59] <TheUsD> SonikkuAmerica: I guess in a very basic and dry way of asking my question is, If I have a program installed on a win box and that win box has access to a shared drive on ubuntu. What permissions does the windows program use? Does it use the permissions from the login info that I input when installing the network drive, or permissions from inside the program (because it has its own users and passes)
[02:01] <SonikkuAmerica> TheUsD: Well, to put it rather bluntly but in a way that's impossible to not understand, NTFS (the Windows file system) != ext4 (what Ubuntu uses).
[02:01] <TheUsD> SonikkuAmerica: can you run that by me again? lol.
[02:01] <perr> Anybody can help me with GRUB problem?
[02:02] <SonikkuAmerica> TheUsD: The Windows and Ubuntu file systems are 2 totally different ballgames.
[02:03] <airtonix> TheUsD: you question is actually about permissions across the network?
[02:03] <airtonix> TheUsD: hence "shared drive"
[02:03] <TheUsD> SonikkuAmerica: but heres the kicker. If I go into the drive via explorer, I can modify the raid1 on the ubuntu drive. However, I cannot modified the shared drive within the windows program.
[02:04] <perr> No one help?
[02:04] <airtonix> TheUsD: I think you really need to clarify what you mean by : "windows program", "shared drive", "box"
[02:05] <bazhang> !grub2 | perr have a read
[02:05] <airtonix> TheUsD: "windows program" << is it : a) a windows program running under wine on your ubuntu installation? b) a windows program running on a windows OS ?
[02:06] <airtonix> TheUsD: as you can see, being vauge and expecting everyone else to understand what you mean only results in running around in circles with confusion
[02:07] <airtonix> TheUsD: When someone says "Shared Drive" i take that to mean "A drive on one machine exposed via Samba to the local network to other machines on that same local network"
[02:07] <TheUsD> airtonix: ok, I have Wing FTP as the program. Inside wing ftp is users with their own names and passes. Since the windows box's (where wing FTP is installed) HDD's are becoming full, I am moving the user's in Wing FTP default folders to the ubuntu raid1 (that is the network drive). As I can modify the ubuntu drive on the windows OS in explorer, but I cannot modify the shared drive inside wing FTP via a user account.
[02:08] <TheUsD> airtonix: did that make more sense or make it a little more clear?
[02:09] <TheUsD> Sorry if I'm not being clear, its kinda a cluster mess and doing the best I can :p
[02:10] <airtonix> TheUsD: yes, so you're going to haeve to look at a few things: the way permissions are handled on your linux machines file system (usually ext4, but could be anything), the way your ftp server software on your linux machine handles permissions
[02:10] <MrDyne> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PPTPServer How do you setup a VPN without proxying internet threw the server. I just want a client LAN..
[02:11] <TheUsD> airtonix: their is no FTP server on the linux machine. Its using Samba to share its raid1 to the windows machine that has the FTP server. Again, sorry if I didn't make that clear the first time.
[02:11] <TheUsD> there is not FTP server***
[02:11] <TheUsD> ugh...There is no FTP server****
[02:11] <airtonix> TheUsD: do you know if it's samba3 or samba4 ?
[02:12] <TheUsD> airtonix: No clue, I'm guessing the newest one because it was recently installed.
[02:13] <efkt> MrDyne: Just a guess - You should be able to just skip the parts about "Ip Forwarding" "remote dns" and the iptables "post routing" and be find here maybe.
[02:13]  * efkt checks channel guidelinse for guessing xD
[02:14] <airtonix> TheUsD: you can't assume that. you're using samba3 if you have /etc/init.d/smbd, if when setting up samba you were asked about kerberos and so forth then you're using samba4. Samba 4 is a drastic change in how linux handles windows networking. samba 4 allows a linux machine to become a windows 2000 AD controller. which is significantly more advanced than what samba3 can do.
[02:14] <TheUsD> airtonix: ok, by that information it is a samba3
[02:16] <airtonix> TheUsD: so i'm reading back through your comments, and you say you can modify the ubuntu's shared drive raid properties through samba from your windows box using windows explorer?
[02:16] <airtonix> TheUsD: I'm a little skeptical about that. I wasn't even aware that was possible.
[02:17] <TheUsD> airtonix: yes. If I was to go into computer>network drive>  I can add/remove folders, delete and edit files.
[02:17]  * tgm4883 wonders how those are "raid properties"
[02:17] <TheUsD> airtonix: not internet explorer, windows explorer.
[02:18] <airtonix> TheUsD: ok, those aren't raid properties. that's simple folder management.
[02:18] <sam113101> how can I change how many workspaces there are?
[02:18] <Hilikus> does anyone know if  there is a monodevelop 4.08 package for ubuntu/debian somewhere? i can't find any
[02:19] <airtonix> TheUsD: for now investigate how to properly deal with permissions on the filesystem (ext4 if it's a default ubuntu install) and then investigate how to properly setup user permissions on samba3. the ubuntu help site should be a nice starting point.
[02:19] <TheUsD> airtonix: ok, I thought maybe since the network drive on the samba/linux was in raid1 it might make a difference.
[02:19] <sam113101> I'd like to have only 3 workspaces instead of 4, is it possible?
[02:19] <Alarik> Hey, I installed unity on Gentoo and there is only one issue:  Instead of displaying the time in the upper right, it just says "Time". I recompiled 'indicator-datetime' package. Any other ideas?
[02:20] <airtonix> sam113101: yes, you'd have to fire up dconf and edit some properties.
[02:20] <TheUsD> airtonix: I have, I can change who is the owner of the drive and whatnot in linux/samba. Thats how I was able to change it from "root" to the user I log into the ubuntu machine.
[02:21] <TheUsD> airtonix: I use that same login info to tell the windows machine to log into the drive on the linux box.
[02:21] <Tex_Nick> sam113101:  the compiz configuration manager will allow you change the number of workspaces
[02:21] <TheUsD> airtonix: is that what you meant?
[02:21] <airtonix> TheUsD: by the way, it's not really a drive. it's a folder on a drive being shared through samba. its nice how windows promotes incorrect information.
[02:22] <Seathre> Hi um, I am unable to use Wget in Ubuntu Server 13.04. I receive "command not found"
[02:22] <airtonix> TheUsD: but yes, modifying owner and group is one half of that operation, there is also permission bits which dictate what the user and group can do with the file/folder
[02:23] <tgm4883> Seathre, is the wget package installed?
[02:23] <MalnacidoUbuMac> Anyone here have a macbook pro set up with a bluetooth keyboard on Ubuntu 13.04? If so, how did you get it to work? Does the bluetooth peripheral work after a restart? Or do you have to re-configure on every boot up?
[02:23] <TheUsD> airtonix: the raid1 is separate from my linux installation. That is on another HDD in the linux box. IE: I installed linux on a 250gb HDD and put two 2tb in a raid1
[02:23] <Seathre> tgm4883, I figured it came standard, it is a fresh install. In addition, I'm asked for the Install CD every time I try to use apt-get for whatever reason.
[02:23] <airtonix> TheUsD: ok, so you shared the root of that raid setup as a samba share?
[02:24] <sam113101> Tex_Nick: where is it in the settings?
[02:24] <tgm4883> Seathre, I would think so as well. It sounds like you installed somehow odd
[02:24] <Tex_Nick> sam113101:  hold on let me look
[02:25] <Seathre> tgm4883, it could be, I've been having a heck of a time with this PowerEdge 2950.
[02:25] <TheUsD> airtonix: yes, I installed the GUI for samba, added the path /mnt/2tb1 (the raid1 is called 2tb1) and changed the ownership from "root" to the user info I log into the linux machine with.
[02:26] <sam113101> Tex_Nick: ok got it
[02:26] <sam113101> thanks
[02:26] <Tex_Nick> sam113101:  it's in general options / desktop size
[02:27] <culpn8r> if i have a separate partition for my /home dir on an a different distro, how easy it is for me to install ubuntu and use that existing /home partition?
[02:27] <Tex_Nick> sam113101:  great that you found it ;-)
[02:28] <airtonix> TheUsD: ah ok. personally I would have created something like /mnt/2tb1/Users, and then each users folder under that is owned by the relevant user . You are going to be better off using something like putty on your windows machine to manage the linux filesystem rather than trying to take shortcuts with a limited ftp gui.
[02:29] <sam113101> what does the "number of desktops" option do? isn't it determined by "horizontal virtual size" and "vertical virtual size"?
[02:29] <airtonix> TheUsD: It seems you have a long road ahead of you to fully understand best practices on using linux as a system administrator.
[02:30] <TheUsD> airtonix: so you are saying for each user I create in the WING FTP program, create a user in the samba with the same username and pass as wing FTP?
[02:31] <TheUsD> airtonix: yes, I have only been a ubuntu user for roughly a week and a half. Its purpose wasn't for what I am currently using it for but things progressed faster than I expected and need to do something as a quick patch until I can build a SAS box for the FTP program.
[02:31] <airtonix> TheUsD: i think so, I'm not sure how WingFTP works. Personally I would remove the windows machine from the equation and install Zentyal on the Linux box then manage the users and groups on that.
[02:32] <TheUsD> airtonix: I tried Zentyal but for the life of me could not get that thing running properly.
[02:32] <airtonix> TheUsD: I mean I get that you want to avoid the commandline as much as possible. So do I on a home server , which is why I run zentyal 3 on my home server.
[02:32] <Tex_Nick> sam113101:  just change the horizontal size to 3 ... i can't remember what vertical size does ... i try to not use compiz settings too much ... it can totally bork the system ;-)
[02:32] <TheUsD> airtonix: and excuse me, I did not mean SAS box, I meant DAS box, (I just need SAS cards, lol duh)
[02:33] <airtonix> TheUsD: is your end goal, just simple user shares (over samba) protected by passwords?
[02:34] <airtonix> TheUsD: where the user shares are mounted on your raid drive?
[02:35] <TheUsD> airtonix: I found this link and going to try it out and see what magic it does.   No, my end goal is to be on a DAS box, lol.    My end goal with my current issue would be to make the users in WING FTP have their default folders on the raid1 over a network drive.
[02:35] <TheUsD> airtonix: http://www.wftpserver.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=30
[02:36] <TheUsD> airtonix: in my mind, I would think/thought that when users log into the FTP program and their default folder is on another machine (network drive) it would use the permissions of the windows user that has access to the shared drive.
[02:37] <airtonix> TheUsD: it could just be using the username/password of the wingftp service.
[02:37] <airtonix> TheUsD: honestly i'm not sure. last time i used windows was about 7 years ago
[02:38] <airtonix> TheUsD: what was it about zentyal you couldn't get working?
[02:39] <airtonix> TheUsD: btw I never use their cdrom. I install it ontop of ubuntu server via their ppa
[02:39] <TheUsD> airtonix: lol everything. I don't know if I just didn't put enough effort into it or if I just don't have the proper knowledge to use it.
[02:41] <TheUsD> airtonix: Fixed it. It was a matter of that link. From what I gathered, it was using a local system account rather than the user account I was logged into like it stated.
[02:42] <TheUsD> airtonix: changing the user info in the server to the current user account on the windows machine fixed the issue. Outstanding!
[02:42] <airtonix> TheUsD: good stuff. However I would highly recommend you try and persist with zentyal 3.
[02:43] <TheUsD> airtonix: thank you for your time and I will continue to try Zentyal. One of the main features that caught my eye and which why I wanted Ubuntu server was to make an email server instead of paying Godaddy.com $$ to have more emails for my domain.
[02:44] <airtonix> TheUsD: oh no. from experience. dont ever ever ever try to run your own email server. just let google handle that for you. I tried it. never again.
[02:45] <airtonix> TheUsD: but don't let me stop you. you'll need to experience the pain yourself to understand why google apps is worth every cent.
[02:45] <somsip> TheUsD: what volume of emails are you looking at?
[02:51] <Alarik> Hey, I installed unity on Gentoo and there is only one issue:  Instead of displaying the time in the upper right, it just says "Time". I recompiled 'indicator-datetime' package. Any other ideas?
[02:55] <Senor> If I only need command mode ,no gui, need I install driver for vedio card ?
[02:56] <skuft> hello
[02:56] <skuft> so currently i have to use
[02:56] <skuft> cd Desktop
[02:56] <skuft> skuft@skuft:~/Desktop$ bash PhotoshopCS5.sh
[02:56] <skuft> anyone know how I can just make an icon i can click on?
[02:59] <jrib> skuft: you can create a .desktop file
[03:00] <skuft> jrib: never done that before
[03:01] <gogeta1> wake up
[03:02] <usr13> skuft:  http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-create-desktop-launchers-in-ubuntu-11-10oneiric.html
[03:02] <TheUsD> airtonix: lol ok, thank you for the tip.  Somsip: I am looking for roughly 5 to 15 emails
[03:02] <skuft> usr13: ty
[03:03] <usr13> skuft: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx117ZEKK5M
[03:03] <zipper> I suppose this is less of an Ubuntu-specific question, but it couldn't hurt to ask if someone here knows. If I have a dial-out modem on my computer, would it be possible, in theory, to use it to extract caller-ID data from my home phone line?
[03:05] <somsip> TheUsD: that's not a lot. If you've got a free GoogleApp account (no more free signups availble) just go with that. I'm not sure what else to suggest for low volumes like this though. Remailers like mailgun are for 1000s per day. PostmarkApp is priced per email and their free intro offer should keep you going for a while
[03:05] <TheUsD> somisip: thank you for that information, I will look into that. :)
[03:06] <somsip> TheUsD: np
[03:06] <skuft> zipper: for incomming calls i assume?
[03:06] <somsip> !ot | zipper
[03:10] <JonathanLima> i removed some old kernels and kept the most recent one in my ubuntu, but after that i got thrown into busybox on boot... how can i reinstall all the kernel dependencies just to make sure that everything is alright?
[03:11] <cfenix> UBUNTU SUCKS!.. i just had to say it to somebody, because that's how stress i'm because of it..
[03:12] <JonathanLima> i just don't know anymore if it was the kernel headers fault, or initramfs...
[03:12] <JonathanLima> cfenix: lol... chill out dude
[03:13] <elisa87> what's the solution to this bug? https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/29984
[03:13] <wilee-nilee> JonathanLima, Did you update-grub after removing kernels?
[03:13] <cfenix> i really liked it, before the version 11.04
[03:13] <dandaman> hey all, i recently got this 4tb harddrive... i split it into two ntfs partitions. When I look at the disk in the disk utility i get this warning right under the volumes section, http://i.imgur.com/GKL5PHJ.png
[03:13] <dandaman> also, it's listed as PATA but it is definitely plugged in through SATA
[03:14] <dandaman> can nayone help me try to fix that warning?
[03:14] <JonathanLima> wilee-nilee: nope... i'm in a liveusb boot and i got chroot on my installation... should i run it from chroot or the live usb?
[03:14] <skuft> how do i list free vs taken hard drive space via terminal
[03:14] <skuft> in GB's
[03:14] <cfenix> new linux kernel are less compatible than ever... people are coming here to get help about issues that have something to do with the kernel... issues that WHEREN'T THERE on earlier versions
[03:15] <wilee-nilee> JonathanLima, Only the chroot will wrte the install
[03:15] <zipper> skuft: Sorry for the delayed reply. Yes, it's for incoming calls
[03:15] <tsimpson> skuft: df -h
[03:15] <wilee-nilee> *write
[03:15] <cfenix> and it really pss me off that the only answer i can get(like a lot of people) is "buy a new computer"
[03:15] <skuft> zipper: i don't think you really could, at least not very easily at all
[03:16] <skuft> anyone know is there is a CCleaer-esque program for linux
[03:16] <JonathanLima> wilee-nilee: i see... let me try it... thanks =]
[03:16] <zipper> Well I was anticipating having to write my own program, so difficulty isn't an issue.
[03:16] <JonathanLima> wilee-nilee: i've got update-grub and update-grub2... how can i know which should i run?
[03:17] <JonathanLima> wilee-nilee: it's ubuntu 13.04, btw
[03:17] <wilee-nilee> JonathanLima, In ubuntu it is update-grub
[03:17] <cfenix> THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR LISTENING, i really need it to let it out... now i'm going back to keep on resolving issues from this system (that use to be cool)
[03:17] <wilee-nilee> in a chroot sudo otherwise
[03:17] <zipper> I just was wondering if there were any hardware constraints that might make it impossible
[03:18] <JonathanLima> wilee-nilee: kay... thanks =]
[03:18] <zykotick9> JonathanLima: if you check, i believe you'll find update-grub2 is just a symlink to update-grub
[03:18] <skuft> zipper: there might be. depends on the dial out modem i think
[03:19] <dimm0k> any suggestions on why i can reach my samba shares via ip address in windows 7, but i can't see it listed in the workgroup?
[03:19] <dimm0k> samba can browse the win7 machine just fine
[03:20] <zipper> Ah... Well, I wouldn't know about that. I'm running LM14 and so far as I can tell, there's no kernel support for modems. It doesn't even recognize that there is a modem on the board
[03:21] <skuft> zipper: there are so many obstacles you'd need to overcome I don't see the time being worth it iMO
[03:22] <skuft> fml - Konversation connects to my ZNC on my desktop but not on my laptop. WTF
[03:22] <zipper> skuft: While it would serve a very limited practical purpose, I mainly intend to do it as a learning experience. Perhaps I should speak with some kernel devs to get their input?
[03:22] <dandaman> can anyone help me with my partition realignment?
[03:23] <histo> dandaman: What sort of issue are you having?
[03:23] <dandaman> i recently got this 4tb harddrive... i split it into two ntfs partitions. When I look at the disk in the disk utility i get this warning right under the volumes section, http://i.imgur.com/GKL5PHJ.png
[03:23] <skuft> zipper: Yeah, that would be the best place to start. Some of them might even have some code snipits you can use
[03:23] <dandaman> histo: when i click on the 2nd partition it says it's misaligned by 3584 bytes
[03:24] <histo> dandaman: is there any data on the drive?
[03:24] <dandaman> histo: nope, freshly partitions
[03:24] <zipper> Is there a good IRC room for that, or would I need to go somewhere else?
[03:24] <histo> dandaman: can you pastebin the output of parted -l
[03:24] <skuft> anyone know of any other useful things like the preloader daemon to make life better on Ubu
[03:24] <dandaman> histo: no output
[03:25] <dandaman> oops
[03:25] <dandaman> didnt sudo
[03:25] <dandaman> histo: http://pastebin.com/LucyQvPY
[03:25] <dandaman> it's the last one
[03:25] <JonathanLima> who was talking to me again? sorry... i rebooted and forgot your nick
[03:26] <Tex_Nick> zipper : you might ask in #ubuntu-server ... those guys play around a lot with various network interfaces
[03:26] <histo> dandaman: alright I believe you need to partition using GUID partition table with that large of a drive
[03:26] <histo> dandaman: use something like gdisk to partition it
[03:26] <dandaman> histo: will guid still be compatible with windows?
[03:26] <zipper> Tex_Nick: I appreciate the feedback; there's alot of dead-ends out there
[03:26] <JonathanLima> i think i have an initramfs problem... busybox says it could not find the driver by uuid, but i already checked and uuid is fine... maybe i should re-install/check initramfs? any tips on how to do that?
[03:27] <dandaman> i have a windows 7 install on this machine i use as well
[03:27] <histo> dandaman: yes
[03:27] <batischev> hello!
[03:27] <histo> dandaman: let me look something up real quick for you
[03:27] <dandaman> histo: just did it with disk utility, first partition is misaligned by 3072 bytes, let me use gparted
[03:28] <dandaman> err gdisk
[03:28] <batischev> Guys, i need your help(
[03:28] <histo> dandaman: yeah mbr only allows up to 2tb with 512 sector size. You need to use gparted, parted, or gdisk to partition it and create a GUID partition table or GPT
[03:28] <zipper> batischev: What's your problem?
[03:29] <dandaman> histo: kk, lemme do this in gparted and get back to you
[03:30] <dandaman> histo: no guid option on gparted, im using gpt like you suggested, will that work with windows?
[03:30] <ntzrmtthihu777> question. is there a way to list *all* scripts of a certain language on any given install of ubuntu?
[03:31] <zephyr28> could someone please suggest a gui-based grub editor?
[03:31] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: gedit.
[03:31] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, thanks.
[03:32] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, oh, I'm dumb.  Nevermind the thanks
[03:32] <dandaman> histo: did GPT partition, made 2 primary ntfs partitions of the same size, first partition is misaligned by 3072 and 2nd one is misaligned by 3584...
[03:32] <dandaman> i cant win :(
[03:32] <peyam> Hi
[03:32] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: sorry, but thats about it. grub isnt so hard to deal with, what are you trying to achieve?
[03:32] <peyam> I need the GCC objective C support. How do I download and install it?
[03:32] <Tex_Nick> zipper : you might also try the irc.hak5.org irc server ... i think the channel is #hak5 ... there's a guy with hak5 named Darrin Kitchen (sp ?) who does a lot of that type stuff
[03:33] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, I know it's not.. .was just looking for a quick fix.  I just want to have grub rescan my partitions as I just installed Windows
[03:33] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: ah, I gotcha then :P
[03:33] <ntzrmtthihu777> !boot-repair | zephyr28
[03:33] <ntzrmtthihu777> dang
[03:33] <zipper> I think I know someone who knows him personally
[03:33] <zipper> Small world
[03:33] <Tex_Nick> cool ;-)
[03:34] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: the boot-repair package will fix you right up. ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair, I think it is.
[03:34] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, may be slightly more complicated than the usual.  I have Windows on a completely separate HDD and both are set as boot devices.
[03:35] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: boot-repair can handle that. I used to have a laptop with twin 500gb hdd in it, win on one and ubuntu on the other. trust me, this is you're best bet for an easy fix
[03:35] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, I'll take a look.  NOW thanks again! :)
[03:35] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: you'll need a live cd/usb of ubuntu https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[03:36] <zephyr28> hmm... I have a live disc, but isn't it possible to alter the grub config from the booted system?
[03:36] <ntzrmtthihu777> this, I think, is something ubuntu should include by default. that and apt-fast
[03:37] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: come again? I fail to see the question here.
[03:37] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, thought it was possible to edit grub configuration without needing to boot into a live cd.
[03:38] <ntzrmtthihu777> well, you can if you can boot the os in question, but in general if you need to repair grub your already up the creek without a paddle
[03:38] <airtonix> zephyr28: you are correct
[03:38] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, nah, grub works just fine... it just doesn't see Windows, that's all.
[03:38] <cfenix> Hi everyone, I need to install Windows on a 2nd hard drive, not replace ubuntu(it has it's own hard drive) on the same computer (obviously already running ubuntu), how would i go about it?
[03:38] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: ah. then yeah, no live-cd needed here.
[03:39] <wilee-nilee> cfenix, There is a something other option in the install, that is the manual install.
[03:39] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, I have two bootable HDDs.  I can choose which OS to boot by changing the boot order in BIOS, on each reboot, but using grub would be much better.
[03:39] <ntzrmtthihu777> and in that case maybe a sudo update-grub would do the trick, or not. maybe the windows hdd needs ta be mounted.
[03:40] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: yes, I got that. you want the ubuntu hdd to be default, but to open with grub, yeah?
[03:40] <zephyr28> correct
[03:40] <wilee-nilee> zephyr28, If a update-grub does not add it use the bootrepair app and run the bootinfo summary and post a link to it for details on your setup.
[03:40] <ntzrmtthihu777> I find dual-booting to be excessive for my (minimal) usage of windows, a vm does the trick much better for me :P
[03:40] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, haha the update-grub did it.
[03:41] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, that was quick
[03:41] <cfenix> wilee-nilee: i'm sorry i don't understand what you tried to say, i have experience installing linux along windows after windows, but not the other way around
[03:41] <histo> dandaman: what are you creating the partitions with?
[03:41] <histo> dandaman: remove the partitions write the changes... Then open gdisk or whatever and create new partitions
[03:41] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: see, its always better to give details about what you want to do rather than asking "what's the best..." yada yada
[03:42] <zephyr28> cfenix, if you're installing Windows on a separate HDD, just install it normally.  Then boot into Ubuntu (may need to change the boot drive in your BIOS) and run sudo update-grub.
[03:42] <wilee-nilee> cfenix, Sure, you can manually install, that puts the windows to the correct HD, I just told you what its name was when you fire up the installer.
[03:42] <zephyr28> cfenix, this is literally the exact same scenario I came here to get resolved and it was :)
[03:43] <Felix___> I joined because this is the most populated room
[03:43] <Felix___> Does that make me weird?
[03:43] <ntzrmtthihu777> and this is another reason windows fails. no control over what you're installing easily.
[03:43] <wilee-nilee> cfenix, Both windows and linux have auto installs and manual installs for exacting placement if needed.
[03:44] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, I had a HELL of a time just getting Windows TO install because I was attempting to install on a device that wasn't the only bootable one.  Such a headache.
[03:44] <wilee-nilee> ntzrmtthihu777, Not true all windows installs have manula options.
[03:44] <wilee-nilee> manual*
[03:44] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: you woulda likely been better off pulling out the ubuntu hdd, installing windows and then replacing the ubuntu hdd
[03:45] <cfenix> so, i need to disconnect my linux HD and install windows, then connect it back again as the primary hd and the grub should automatically set the boot option for me to choose the OS to be load?
[03:45] <ntzrmtthihu777> wilee-nilee: but can you honestly say that the windows (say version 7) manual install is up to par with the ubuntu one?
[03:45] <wilee-nilee> cfenix, You can do that yes.
[03:45] <ntzrmtthihu777> cfenix: you don't *have* to do that, but it *will* work
[03:45] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, that's exactly what I had to do.  That's the ONLY solution.
[03:46] <wilee-nilee> ntzrmtthihu777, Same exact thing you want the OS in a specific place, all ubuntu allows is where to put grub options.
[03:46] <ntzrmtthihu777> not *only* but by far simplest in my experience.
[03:46] <cfenix> wilee-nilee: i thing i'm just worry of the grub getting mess up
[03:46] <Felix___> Is ubuntu only used by programmers and the likes?
[03:46] <zephyr28> cfenix, as long as you have a live cd available, there's nothing grub-related you can't fix.
[03:46] <ntzrmtthihu777> wilee-nilee: heh, not so. I personally cant stand the 100mb system-reserved partition. I should like to give it at least 512mb/1gb
[03:47] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: nah, all types use it.
[03:47] <Felix___> I tried using it but I feel like im exploring mars.   Like businessmen, gamers, womans, boyses, bloggers, et ceteratas
[03:47] <wilee-nilee> ntzrmtthihu777, If you make a ntfs first with gparted and a boot flag, then manually install with windowqs to that partition, there is no boot partition.
[03:47] <cfenix> zephyr28: well, that's true, but i would like to avoid any issue if possible, make it run since the beginning
[03:47] <Felix___> Lol sorry I didn't mean it like that
[03:47] <zephyr28> Felix___, definitely not stupid.  It's kind of a different beast.  I recommend Xubuntu... it's interface isn't nearly as crazy intimidatingly new as Ubuntu.
[03:48] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: nah, just keep at it. its easy if you actually want to learn it.
[03:48] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: heh, i use xubuntu :D
[03:48] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, me too, obviously.  Can't beat it for its simplicity.
[03:48] <wilee-nilee> ntzrmtthihu777,Heh, I don't like boot partitions myself.
[03:48] <Felix___> Doing this makes me want to learn c++ which eventually makes me want to learn how to hack
[03:49] <dsfkljdsf> fisix: are you there?
[03:49] <ntzrmtthihu777> my desktop: http://imagebin.org/260274
[03:49] <zephyr28> Felix___, I've started learning Java as my first non-Visual language.  I've read two books but not quite sure what to create other than my grand plans that I'm in no way prepared for lol
[03:49] <dsfkljdsf> fisix ?
[03:49] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: define hack, lol. covers quite alot of ground, that.
[03:49] <cfenix> Felix___: I'm just a geek, not a programmer and for me it's an awesome experience
[03:50] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, yeeeeaaahhhhh.... I spend most of my time in NetBeans or xbmc... never see my desktop lol
[03:50] <Felix___> How do you guys quote names? ><
[03:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: tab completion
[03:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> try this: typ ntzr then hit tab
[03:50] <cfenix> Hack/Hacker, is someone that is dedicated to a field and he masters it
[03:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> cfenix: so martial artists hack reality? :P
[03:51] <Felix___> Well im using colloquy iphone so ><
[03:51] <Felix___> I don't think a tab button exist here
[03:51] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: then I don't know what to tell you, lol.
[03:51] <zephyr28> Felix___, using an iPhone automatically disqualifies you from the "geek" definition.
[03:51] <cfenix> hahaha that's funny
[03:51] <Felix___> well
[03:51] <Felix___> that hurts
[03:51] <zephyr28> :P
[03:51] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: now now, be nice. I personally can't stand iAnything, but its his to use
[03:51] <Felix___> :D
[03:52] <zephyr28> ntzrmtthihu777, not really... it's Apple's for him to use.  That's my point :P
[03:52] <Felix___> well there's that
[03:52] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: get an android, you'll like it. able to increase storage without buying a new phone, just get a bigger sd card :D
[03:52] <Felix___> I've only been trying to learn using command on apple but ya..kind of limited
[03:53] <ntzrmtthihu777> zephyr28: true that, lol. gotta love their EULA, yeah? not even MS is that bad
[03:53] <zephyr28> Felix___, seriously, though... linux is a lot to learn but if you're a tinkerer and like to control literally EVERYTHING, there's nothing better.  If you like linux, Android is the best phone to have (since it IS linux)
[03:53] <Felix___> ugh hate android. Anything Samsung and that huge a$$ screen. Feels like carrying a brick made from paper
[03:53] <ntzrmtthihu777> then don't get a samsung android, lol.
[03:53] <zephyr28> Felix___, there are a LOT of screen sizes to choose from.  And not just Samsung makes Android.
[03:54] <zephyr28> Felix___, another benefit of Android.  You don't HAVE to have the same phone/features as everyone else :)
[03:54] <Felix___> what do you recommend?
[03:54] <zephyr28> Felix___, Well....... I have the SAmsung SII and love it lol
[03:54] <ntzrmtthihu777> idk, I'm too poor to afford a smartphone XD
[03:54] <Felix___> It seems like Samsung dominates that category with everything android
[03:54] <cfenix> ok so one more time (i'm sorry if i sound annoying) i'm afraid of ending up having to get into the bios to manually select the primary hd to boot to the desire OS, what would be the best way to go about installing windows?
[03:54] <ntzrmtthihu777> or a dumbphone, for that matter.
[03:55] <ntzrmtthihu777> cfenix: two hdd;s?
[03:55] <cfenix> yes
[03:55] <Felix___> Of course you can afford a phone 777
[03:55] <Felix___> You're like.. Geek genius
[03:55] <zephyr28> cfenix, install windows normally.  You MIGHT have to use BIOS just once to boot into Ubuntu.  But once you are there, you can update grub so you'll never have to use BIOS again.
[03:55] <ntzrmtthihu777> cfenix: remove the ubuntu hdd. install windows to the other one. replace ubuntu hdd. make sure bios points to ubuntu hdd. run sudu update-grub from inside ubuntu-hdd. done.
[03:56] <cfenix> THANKS EVERYONE
[03:56] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: dude, I make $25/wk, lol. I work for a homeless shelter in corpus christi
[03:57] <Felix___> What.
[03:58] <Felix___> You're richer in spirit than you are materialistically
[03:58] <Prodego> Just 5 more weeks until you can afford to buy microsoft windows instead
[03:59] <ntzrmtthihu777> heh, may be so, but virtues don't buy phones XD
[03:59] <ntzrmtthihu777> Prodego: tell me you aint trolling.
[03:59]  * icedwater salutes ntzrmtthihu777 nonetheless.
[03:59] <xlaire> where i can buy ubuntu phone?
[03:59] <Prodego> just a little, tiny bit
[04:00] <Felix___> There's an ubuntu phone?????
[04:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> xlaire: don't know if they exist out of box yet, but you can install ubuntu onto an android phone :P
[04:00] <icedwater> Yes, and I was at an Ubuntu Touch talk.
[04:00] <xlaire> really
[04:00] <icedwater> Everything looks pretty cool in theory...
[04:00] <sbin1980> Guys i am new to ubuntu , can anyone help me ? Why does display brightness is not saved between each restarts ?
[04:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: there is an ubuntu phone os, but not sure if you can buy a phone with it already installed yet.
[04:00] <icedwater> sbin1980: when you find out let me know :P
[04:00] <xlaire> or you mean using vnc
[04:00] <Felix___> I gotta get that
[04:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: need more info. what kind of pc/laptop, what graphics card?
[04:00] <icedwater> xlaire: no, really, a full Ubuntu install on phones is possible.
[04:01] <Felix___> Something to hurt my head with
[04:01] <sbin1980> laptop > Nvidia 540M
[04:01] <xlaire> anyone give me link how?
[04:01] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: what version of ubuntu?
[04:01] <Felix___> What phone is compatible with full ubuntu os?
[04:01] <ntzrmtthihu777> !ubuntu-touch
[04:01] <xlaire> yea what phone?
[04:01] <ntzrmtthihu777> !touch
[04:01] <icedwater> ntzrmtthihu777: for me, 12.04.
[04:01] <sbin1980> how to find the version
[04:02] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: open a terminal and issue the command lsb_release
[04:02] <xlaire> what phone are compatible?
[04:02] <ntzrmtthihu777> I think...
[04:02] <ntzrmtthihu777> xlaire: follow the above link I gave you, all info is there
[04:02] <xlaire> ok thx
[04:03] <sbin1980> it says no LSB module avaialble
[04:03] <ntzrmtthihu777> :/
[04:03] <Felix___> It says still a work in progress
[04:03] <Felix___> But zomg how cool
[04:03] <ntzrmtthihu777> hmm. that shoulda worked.
[04:03] <Felix___> Totally beats that shitty windows and android phone
[04:04] <Felix___> God I hate the ui of android
[04:04] <somsip> !language | Felix___ way off topic too
[04:05] <Felix___> No vulgar language allowed here?
[04:05] <sbin1980> ok Version is Ubunutu 12.10
[04:05] <ntzrmtthihu777> nope.
[04:06] <somsip> Felix___: no.
[04:06] <Felix___> Sorry didn't know that
[04:06] <Felix___> Will be using much nicer language now
[04:07] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: ok, now what is the exact make and model of your laptop?
[04:07] <somsip> Felix___: fair enough. But can you also take the OT chat about phones elsewhere. Maybe #ubuntu-phone or a private channel. Thanks
[04:07] <sbin1980> Dell L502x
[04:07] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: there is an ubuntu-offtopic channel for general chatter.
[04:07] <somsip> Felix___: sorry #ubuntu-touch, not -phone
[04:08] <Felix___> I like it here though
[04:08] <somsip> Felix___: it's not about what you want, it's about what the channel is here for. Thanks
[04:08] <Felix___> But I guess ill leave since I cannot contribute any intelligent subjects here
[04:08] <sbin1980> ntzrmtthihu777 , have to go , will be online for next 30 mint ?
[04:08] <somsip> Felix___: you can still stay here and contribute, of course
[04:08] <ntzrmtthihu777> Felix___: this is a support channel. people come here with issues :P
[04:08] <sbin1980> sorry for leaving though
[04:08] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: likely.
[04:08] <sbin1980> thanks
[04:09] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: now, the issue was you could not make persistant changes to brightness?
[04:11] <broken_stack> having trouble installing lampp stack on 13.04 desktop: http://pastebin.com/XvTDqktZ
[04:13] <daya> Hey guys, any one have tried making ubuntu iso from debootstrap?
[04:13] <broken_stack> not I, daya
[04:14] <daya> broken_stack ok
[04:18] <rellis> Hello all. I have an Ubuntu 12.04.2 server that /var/log/messages is always now empty on. I have verified owner/group as syslog/adm. I also confirmed rsyslog is running.
[04:18] <ntzrmtthihu777> ok, I've answered enough methinks :P, could someone assist me? I have installed xubuntu 12.04 on a Toshiba Satellite A10, used the minimal install iso. It connected to the wifi network fine during installation, but in-install it will not.
[04:20] <broken_stack> in-install?
[04:20] <somsip> rellis: no longer used. /var/log/syslog now
[04:20] <rellis> somsip: Sorry I misspoke, i meant /var/log/syslog is always empty.
[04:20] <tithan> operating system stack what  can i do?
[04:21] <broken_stack> ?
[04:21] <rellis> Also for whatever reason pgbouncer will not run and /var/log/postgres/pgbouncer.log is always empty..
[04:21] <rellis> maybe because it uses syslog or something
[04:21] <somsip> rellis: can you pastebin an ls -la /var/log ?
[04:21] <rellis> sure, hang on
[04:22] <ntzrmtthihu777> broken_stack: as in I'm booted into the system, not the live cd
[04:22] <tithan> somsip:my operating system is stacking what could i do?
[04:22] <ntzrmtthihu777> !patience | tithan
[04:23] <somsip> tithan: please don't reference me unless i'm already talking to you
[04:23] <rellis> somsip: http://pastebin.ca/2389995
[04:23] <broken_stack> what chipset is it? (run lspci to find out)
[04:24] <broken_stack> @ ntzrmtthihu777:
[04:24] <ntzrmtthihu777> broken_stack: me?
[04:24] <somsip> rellis: is rsyslog running ok?
[04:24] <rellis> somsip: Yes, confirmed with "service status rsyslog"
[04:25] <ntzrmtthihu777> ah, ok. did, but honestly I'm not sure which is the proper one, lol. its not quite obvious. it has a modem entry and an ethernet controller entry (but the wifi signal is eth1, so that may be it)
[04:25] <somsip> rellis: would it be safe to restart rsyslog? Not sure what it will accomplish, but...
[04:25] <rellis> somsip: I've already rebooted but yet it's fine. I took this machien out of rotation.
[04:26] <rellis> somsip: I restarted and tested using the logger command. Still broken.
[04:26] <rellis> i tried: logger -i -t TEST -p daemon.info "Test message"
[04:27] <somsip> rellis: is this any good? http://is.gd/AIVgBK
[04:29] <rellis> somsip: I'll give it a try right now. Thanks.
[04:29] <somsip> rellis: the source link was this. Maybe a blind alley http://is.gd/GoURg3
[04:31] <rellis> somsip: I think in their case rsyslog was altogether refusing to start. Mine starts fine. Also I just tried that and repeated the logger test and got nothing in /var/log/syslog.
[04:31] <somsip> rellis: I'd suggest rsyslog is failing badly - you have no writes to auth.log kern.log or anything
[04:31] <rellis> indeed, it seems real hosed
[04:31] <somsip> rellis: do you really have unattended updates turned on? Was anything installed around the 26th May?
[04:31] <rellis> i have unattended security updates ONLY enabled
[04:32] <rellis> and yes there were but other systems have received the same updated and not failed
[04:32] <rellis> this machine is a member of a cluster, all of the machines were built using automated provisioning
[04:32] <somsip> rellis: Ah. These are such fun aren't they :-/ I saw the puppet log..
[04:33] <rellis> hah, ya
[04:33] <somsip> rellis: are the apache logs being written ok?
[04:34] <broken_stack> ntzrmtthihu777:  check to make sure the STA drivers arent installed in Software Updater -> additional Drivers. Also you might wanna try running lspci or lsusb from the live disk when it is working. just to be sure you are getting the same results
[04:34] <rellis> somsip: I just checked and yes apache logs seem okay.
[04:34] <rellis> Updated today
[04:34] <rellis> I think I might try a force uninstall/reinstall.
[04:35] <icedwater> ntzrmtthihu777: if I haven't mentioned it, lsb_release -r is what you wanted earlier.
[04:35] <somsip> rellis: of what? rsyslogd?
[04:35] <rellis> somsip: Yes
[04:35] <somsip> rellis: ok - interesting to see how it goes but I have no specific idea
[04:36] <rellis> somsip: Fair enough, thanks for checking with me :)
[04:36] <somsip> rellis: np
[04:36] <DanaG_> Say, why does Plymouth trample all over my serial console that I'm trying to use as a getty?  It's hard to log in when getty and plymouth are both fighting over ttyS4...
[04:38] <kanupatar> how can I install a specific version of the package using apt-get install
[04:38] <histo> DanaG_: edit /etc/default/grub and uncomment GRUB_TERMINAL="console"   sudo update-grub and reboot
[04:38] <kanupatar> suppose x.1.1
[04:38] <DanaG_> histo: How will that help with a getty?
[04:38] <histo> DanaG_: also remove quiet ans splash from grub_cmd_line_linux_default
[04:38] <histo> DanaG_: it will boot in non graphical mode
[04:39] <ntzrmtthihu777> icedwater: that's it!
[04:40] <ntzrmtthihu777> broken_stack: additional drivers shows nothing.
[04:44] <kanupatar> how can I install a specific version of the package using apt-get install , for example x.1.1
[04:45] <chalcedony> i'm looking on the SANE page, and not seeing the other scanner my husband wants to know about - a Canon LiDE110 ?
[04:45] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> Hello, i have a problem with ubuntu 13.04, i just upgrade it from ubuntu 12.04 LTS, the bug is such as graphic broken and online acc do nothing after authenticated facebook, i have some picture for it
[04:45] <histo> kanupatar: is s specific version available?
[04:45] <kanupatar> histo: not seen by searching using apt-cache search
[04:45] <histo> chalcedony: is that a question somehow?
[04:46] <histo> kanupatar: then you would have to compile yourself or use a PPA
[04:46] <kanupatar> histo: okay..how can I proceed with ppa?
[04:46] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @whatwhomeno i think you can use simple scan, it work with every scaner
[04:46] <DanaG_> Great... I managed to crash Intel's vPro management controller itself.  Brilliant!
[04:47] <chalcedony> histo, ty for replying. my husband doesn't speak and hear and has a screaming headache. the scanner he bought isn't working with anything. he's actually wondering what else to try - he wants one that will work with ubuntu 12.04 or does he need to upgrade?kkkkkk
[04:47] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> Hello, i have a problem with ubuntu 13.04, i just upgrade it from ubuntu 12.04 LTS, the bug is such as graphic broken and online acc do nothing after authenticated facebook, i have some picture for it <-- need help for this
[04:47] <chalcedony> (forgive k's .. cat)
[04:48] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> chalcedony : hei, ubuntu simple scaner support with all scanner, i have try it 1 weeks ago
[04:48] <histo> chalcedony: I haven't had too many issues with scanners that i've tried with sane.  Although that's with HP products.. They have excellent linux support
[04:48] <chalcedony> Benyamin-Ubntu13, i think he also tried simple scan with the scanner he bought. i think the scanner is junk. wondering what other scanners to try?
[04:49] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> he said about canon right? ihave the same series that work with simple scan on ubuntu LTS
[04:49] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> no problem with it
[04:49] <chalcedony> hmm
[04:50] <chalcedony> ill tell him, thanks!
[04:50] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> hmmm, if the has done try with windows, if with the windows have same problem, so the scanner is trash at all
[04:50] <kanupatar> histo: any comments?
[04:50] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> ulala, need help for ubuntu 13.04 :'(
[04:51] <histo> kanupatar: what particular package are you trying to install?  And why are you looking for a specific version?
[04:52] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> i think if using sudo apt-get install, you will install from the lastest package version that supported by your PPA, and if you wana try the beta, or the other old version, you will need other ppa or built a deb installer by yourself used tarball package
[04:53] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> as far i know for that when i install the win <IP_ADDRESS> beta
[04:53] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> or using beta PPA
[04:53] <histo> !who | Benyamin-Ubntu13
[04:53] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> ok
[04:54] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @Kanupatar : i think if using sudo apt-get install, you will install from the lastest package version that supported by your PPA, and if you wana try the beta, or the other old version, you will need other ppa or built a deb installer by yourself used tarball package
[04:54] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @Kanupatar : as far i know for that when i install the win <IP_ADDRESS> beta
[04:54] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @ Histo : what version ubuntu you run?
[04:55] <histo> Benyamin-Ubntu13: I run many distros. Right now on my on elaptop I have 12.04
[04:56] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> hmm, no ubuntu 13.04?
[04:56] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @ histo : no ubuntu 13.04
[04:57] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @ Histo: can you help me fixed my bug on ubuntu 13.04? i have problem with the graphic and the online acc that built in with the unity lens. The facebook has been authenticated, but nothing happen after that brother
[04:58] <kanupatar> histo: i need to get some specific old version of rpm manager in my machine to build another package from source
[04:59] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> @Kanupatar : So built from the tarball package, with apps do you wana use? for server?
[04:59] <histo> kanupatar: what? Why not download the source.. You don't need the RPM..  What package are you trying to install ultimately?  Perhaps you are going about this all wrong.
[05:00] <kanupatar> histo: I need the RPM package to be installed in my machine to build another package from source
[05:00] <DanaG_> Grr, I have Secure Boot enabled for the sake of experimentation... and serial.mod is not signed!
[05:01] <Benyamin-Ubntu13> change to thunderbird
[05:02] <djnoize> jello
[05:03] <histo> kanupatar: very doubtfull but since you won't tell me which package you are ultimately trying to install I can't help you.
[05:03] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> @kanupatar : Agree with histo :D
[05:03] <kanupatar> histo: it is a busybox
[05:04] <kanupatar> busybox1.1.3
[05:04] <histo> kanupatar: busybox is in the repos
[05:04] <histo> kanupatar: it's also installed by default
[05:04] <kanupatar> histo: please wait...let me check
[05:05] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> :)
[05:05] <histo> kanupatar: What is the other package you are trying to install that you think you need busybox for?
[05:05]  * histo swears it's like pulling teeth in here sometimes.
[05:05]  * Ben-Ubuntu1304 hmm
[05:05] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> _ha?_
[05:06] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> |Bold|
[05:06] <Seihava> hey all,  I need help investigating why my VPNs are failing
[05:06] <Seihava> where is the best place to look for an 'Event Viewer' type application
[05:06] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> @seihava what server do you run?
[05:07] <Seihava> Ubuntu 13.04 Desktop
[05:07] <histo> Seihava: failing is pretty vague.. can you perhaps give more details?
[05:07] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> hmmm,
[05:07] <Seihava> to a Windows 2008 R2 termination
[05:07]  * histo takes a break...
[05:07] <dodyx> any one can hack here?
[05:07] <somsip> dodyx: you asked this early and were told to go to some board somewhere
[05:07] <histo> dodyx: everyone can
[05:07] <somsip> *earlier
[05:07] <Seihava> histo: then I try to connect all it says is VPN failed, not sure where to look for more information
[05:08] <Seihava> when*
[05:08] <dodyx> yeah
[05:08] <dodyx> but i cant find any
[05:08] <dodyx> histo u can hack ? :p
[05:08] <histo> dodyx: /j #kali-linux
[05:08] <dodyx> what is that
[05:08] <dodyx> oh
[05:08] <dodyx> okay
[05:08] <histo> dodyx: or /msg alis list *hack*
[05:09] <dodyx> thanks :D
[05:09] <dodyx> sec
[05:09] <FloodBot1> dodyx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:09] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> hahaha, the new backtrack that using indonesia name
[05:09] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> kali is mean river
[05:09] <Ben-Ubuntu1304> i think the developer from indonesia at all
[05:11] <Seihava> anyone?
[05:12] <histo> !details | Seihava
[05:12] <Seihava> Where do I go to find more information as to why the VPN is failing? a log file some where.
[05:13] <Seihava> Ok, I am running Ubuntu 13.04, trying to VPN to a Windows 2008 R2 termination point, when I try to connect it says VPN failed, and thats it.
[05:18] <somsip> Seihava: is the Windows endpoint correctly accept connections from elsewhere?
[05:19] <DanaG_> Ah, I see.. plymouth is actually dying by trying to free an invalid pointer!
[05:22] <Seihava> somsip: Yes it is
[05:23] <Asharas> Hi all
[05:24] <whatwhoami> why some say ubuntu is ameuturish
[05:24] <Asharas> what's ameuturish?
[05:25] <whatwhoami> you dont now what's that mean?
[05:25] <Asharas> nope
[05:26] <Asharas> not native english
[05:26] <histo> whatwhoami: Because they have an elitist attitude due to whatever distribution they use, compared to the way ubuntu configures certain packages.
[05:27] <Asharas> hay, btw, maybe someone could help me: I'm looking for a torrent client with a web frontend
[05:27] <DanaG_> Okay, so even without "quiet splash", I still can't log in with my serial console.  It takes the "enter" from entering username, and applies it to the password prompt as well.
[05:27] <Asharas> and, I'm still a noob >_<
[05:28] <bijumon> on 13.04, tuxonice works great for me, but I cant seem to enable the hibernate option in the control panel, there is so much confusing/conflicting info on google, is it /var/lob/polkit-1 or /etc/polkit-1 :S what is the exaclt format for the file , in 13.04? please
[05:28] <histo> Asharas: apt-cache search torrent
[05:28] <guest9188> hi
[05:28] <Axlin> Asharas: Transmission
[05:28] <Asharas> Thx histo but not all of them have a web front end. I'm running a server in cli
[05:29] <histo> Asharas: then use rtorrent
[05:29] <DanaG_> Ah, fixed it... had to have getty manually specify 'linux' for TERM.
[05:29] <histo> Asharas: cli based client
[05:29] <DanaG_> nope, wait, false alarm.  Still broken.
[05:29] <bijumon> or Howdo I enable hibernate in the power menu, in 13.04?
[05:30] <Asharas> Thx guys, I'll look for some infos
[05:31] <mogaj> How can i access named host projects from another system connected to same lan
[05:32] <Ben64> mogaj: what do you mean
[05:32] <histo> bijumon: do you have a swap?
[05:32] <bijumon> histo: yea, sudo pm-hibernate works like a charm, i have a swap-file btw
[05:33] <DanaG_> ah, I figured out part of what's going on: something is sending both CR and LF to getty.
[05:33] <bijumon> histo: just hibernate disable in the power control-panel
[05:34] <mogaj> Ben64 i have a website developed in my system which i can access by 'mysite.com' name in browser ... how can i aacess this from another system which is connected to same LAN
[05:34] <somsip> mogaj: they need to be able to resolve mysite.com to your computer's IP. An entry in their /etc/hosts should do it
[05:35] <wilee-nilee> bijumon, I have not added hibernate but here is a link for the menu addition. http://www.itworld.com/operating-systems/354001/turn-hibernate-option-ubuntu-1304
[05:36] <bijumon> wilee-nilee, i did google, that dont work for me :(
[05:36] <bijumon> wilee-nilee, i think thats just for 12.10 or befo
[05:37] <wilee-nilee> bijumon, Ah, says 13.04, but a random website, I saw the same on another, thought t might be legit.
[05:38] <bijumon> wilee-nilee, just another blogger who replaced 12.04 with 13.04 in her articles willy-nilly
[05:38] <Ben64> mogaj: do you own the domain?
[05:39] <histo> bijumon: have you restarted since enabling it?
[05:39] <bijumon> mogaj, if you are working with vm's or multiple machines on the network, better option is to setup a dns server, bind maybe? http://lani78.wordpress.com/2012/07/22/setting-up-a-dns-for-the-local-network-on-the-ubuntu-12-04-precise-pangolin-server/
[05:39] <chech> thinking of upgrading to 13.04
[05:40] <bijumon> histo, yea, I restarted
[05:41] <corehook> today after starting my ubuntu 12.10 i see china in my terminal menu :( why ????
[05:41] <corehook> 语言支持没有安装完整
[05:41] <corehook> 您选择的语言的部分可用翻译或写作帮助还没有安装。您希望现在安装吗？
[05:41] <FloodBot1> corehook: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:41] <corehook> wow sorry
[05:41] <corehook> copy/paste
[05:42] <histo> corehook: locales messed up?
[05:42] <corehook> да
[05:42] <corehook> yes
[05:42] <bijumon> histo, u think hibernate option requires a swap partition and not a swap file?
[05:43] <corehook> sudo apt-get install locale-pack-gnome-en
[05:43] <corehook> i du
[05:43] <corehook> do*
[05:43] <corehook> sudo apt-get install language-pack-gnome-en
[05:43] <histo> bijumon: no shouldn't matter file vs. partition
[05:44] <TheDevLover> Help
[05:44] <saz1234> I am using Ubuntu 13.04 (64-bit). I got a message of partial upgrade from update-manager. Unsure of it, I have performed apt-get dist-upgrade from terminal. Many of the packages have been removed during this, although the upgrade was successful. How can I reinstall those packages?
[05:44] <TheDevLover> Can You tell me if the latest build of ubuntu can run on a machine with amd athlon tf-20 amd hd radeon 3200 graphics?
[05:45] <Ben64> TheDevLover: it should
[05:45] <histo> TheDevLover: minimum specs are like 700mhz processor
[05:45] <histo> !ati | TheDevLover
[05:46] <brainpaidd> Hello can you suggest me a linux distro? It must be about 60-70 mb
[05:46] <TheDevLover> histo and Ben64 I know it wouldn't run on my desktop lol 2ghz 512mb of ram (Maximum ammount allowed on the machine) and it can't handle aero on windows 7 lol
[05:46] <whatwhoami> some say misconfiguration could damage your monitor and graphic card
[05:47] <broken_stack> brainpaidd: http://damnsmalllinux.org/
[05:47] <chech> cant update packages, been like this for 3-4 days
[05:47] <histo> TheDevLover: if you don't want to run unity run lubuntu or xubuntu  should be fine on those specs
[05:47] <Ben64> TheDevLover: uh... it will run on 512MB and it's not windows so what does aero have to do with it?
[05:47] <brainpaidd> broken_stack: I tried it already and it making kernel panic
[05:48] <bijumon> histo, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/PolicyKitPermissions/12.04 says "allow_active=yes" while web says ResultActive=yes, any ideas?
[05:48] <histo> bijumon: what?
[05:48] <saz1234> I am using Ubuntu 13.04 (64-bit). I got a message of partial upgrade from update-manager. Unsure of it, I have performed apt-get dist-upgrade from terminal. Many of the packages have been removed during this, although the upgrade was successful. How can I reinstall those packages?
[05:49] <histo> saz1234: what packages were removed?
[05:49] <brainpaidd> Yes I find slitaz. Thanks guys
[05:49] <broken_stack> brainpaidd: only other thing i could suggest is puppy linux (but its too big @ 85MB)
[05:49] <bijumon> when we edit  /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d/com.ubuntu.desktop.pkla for enabling hibernate ..
[05:49] <saz1234> hdoshi: Almost all including firefox and gnome-shell. I am not getting the login screen now
[05:50] <histo> saz1234: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[05:50] <broken_stack> having trouble installing lampp stack on 13.04 desktop: http://pastebin.com/XvTDqktZ
[05:50] <saz1234> histo:, Will it install all the removed packages?
[05:51] <saz1234> I  was looking for another way instead of reinstalling new ubuntu
[05:51] <Ben64> saz1234: do you have any ppas or install something weird?
[05:51] <bijumon> histo, wilee-nilee: anyhu i think i'll hibernate from terminal for the time being, ty for u help
[05:51] <histo> broken_stack: do you have any PPA's enabled?
[05:51] <saz1234> Ben64: I guess there was some problem of broken-packages
[05:52] <histo> saz1234: ubuntu-desktop is a meta package make sure that is installed
[05:52] <broken_stack> histo: no i have a problem with gpg keys (im assumeing) its errored out on apt-get update since fresh install
[05:52] <saz1234> histo: Another thing, can I get the list of packages removed during this? From some log files?
[05:53] <histo> broken_stack: also why don't you just sudo tasksel  and select the lamp stuff?
[05:53] <histo> broken_stack: after fixing your keys ofcourse
[05:53] <saz1234> There were around 100s of them removed
[05:53] <histo> saz1234: yes /var/log/apt/history.log  perhaps?
[05:53] <broken_stack> cuz i have no idea how to make a lamp stack. google search brings up a bunch of not so informative lists of terminal commands
[05:54] <Ben64> saz1234: also, could you pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list and everything in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[05:54] <saz1234> histo: Thank you. By the way I googles and found that dpkg-reconfigure -phigh -a fixed it. But it is showing an error that "ca-certificates are brokem or not fully installed"
[05:54] <chech> help cant update packages on 12.04 lts
[05:55] <Ben64> chech: what error?
[05:55] <broken_stack> what error do u get chech?
[05:55] <saz1234> Ben64: Let me see if I can
[05:55] <chech> i update but nothing happens, no error
[05:55] <oconnore> I went from an AMD Zacate -> Intel i7 and... oh my god Unity is fast.
[05:55] <Ben64> chech: how do you know its not working then?
[05:56] <histo> broken_stack: well fix your GPG keys sudo apt-get update and sudo tasksel and pick the lamp option then.. That will be a good start for you.
[05:56] <chech> guess i dont, use to seeing something update
[05:56] <broken_stack> im thinking i should start over from scratch. install a fresh linux and start over. can any one recommend a good informative ho-to article on building a lampp stack on ubuntu desktop?
[05:57] <Ben64> !lamp | broken_stack
[05:57] <starkiller> lol help XD
[05:59] <chech> thanks, will probably update to 13.04
[05:59] <starkiller> have anyone put ubuntu on ps3:P?
[05:59] <broken_stack> Ben64: thats the first article i read and bash told me "unable to locate package lamp-server"
[05:59] <broken_stack> starkiller: #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:00] <saz1234> Ben64: histo http://pastebin.com/bgHJPEdE (sources.list)
[06:01] <saz1234> I use my university's mirrors
[06:03] <jrib> broken_stack: did you remember the "^"?
[06:07] <jrib> broken_stack: ?
[06:07] <broken_stack> ?
[06:07] <jrib> broken_stack: did you remember the "^" in your command?
[06:07] <broken_stack> what ^
[06:07] <jrib> broken_stack: sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
[06:08] <SangeetKhatri> hey can anyone help me? I am running lubuntu 13.04 and my laptop boots at 1024 x 768 while the default resolution is 1366 x 768
[06:08] <SangeetKhatri> and there is no way in settings to change the resolution
[06:08] <Jordan_U> SangeetKhatri: Can you pastebin the output of "lspci | grep VGA"?
[06:09] <jrib> broken_stack: that's the only command you need to run to get a lamp server setup.  Not sure what else you've done
[06:09] <SangeetKhatri> OK
[06:10] <SangeetKhatri> This is the output
[06:10] <SangeetKhatri> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[06:10] <broken_stack> removing everything, gonna restart and try that
[06:11] <SangeetKhatri> And also another thing is that my computer performs extremely slow this time. Even though it has a dual core with 4 gigs of RAM
[06:12] <SangeetKhatri> i mean that problem has happened with me for the first time
[06:12] <broken_stack> found the problem. i should have been using apt-get purge to remove
[06:12] <broken_stack> and delete the apache2 folder in /etc/
[06:13] <jrib> broken_stack: you shouldn't have to delete anything if you use purge on the right package (hint: dpkg -S /etc/apache2/apache2.conf)
[06:15] <SangeetKhatri> @Jordan_U You got anything man??
[06:15] <Asharas> Hi again
[06:15] <sbin1980> Ubunutu 12.10 > Dell L502x > Nvidia 540M , I am new to linux . The system is not saving the brightness setting between each restarts
[06:15] <sbin1980> help
[06:15] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: we meet again
[06:16] <sbin1980> hi , sorry for leaving , got a work
[06:16] <sbin1980> thanks for remembering
[06:16] <ntzrmtthihu777> its cool, we all hace stuff to deal with from time to time.
[06:16] <sbin1980> Thanks :)
[06:16] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: do you have the proprietary nvidia drivers installed?
[06:17] <sbin1980> I dont knw , how to check ?
[06:17] <Asharas> it's a checkbox I think
[06:17] <saz1234> I am using Ubuntu 13.04 (64 bit). I have performed a partial upgrade with "apt-get dist-upgrade". Many of the packages were removed during this. How can I restore my system. I am not getting even the login screen now.
[06:17] <ntzrmtthihu777> if you don't know you likely do not. press alt+f2 and run jockey-gtk
[06:18] <sbin1980> it shows some result
[06:19] <ntzrmtthihu777> does it show any proprietery drivers to be in use?
[06:19] <ntzrmtthihu777> sudo mount -a
[06:19] <ntzrmtthihu777> oops, wrong term :P
[06:19] <Asharas> I run a Ubuntu Server 12.04 and my 1TB USB disk isn't detected at startup, I need to unplug and plug it again to have it detected
[06:19] <Asharas> any idea?
[06:19] <sbin1980> no just jockey-gtk
[06:20] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: can you get me a screenshot of the window?
[06:20] <Jordan_U> Asharas: How are you trying to access the disk?
[06:20] <whatwhoami> can snort be installed on dekstop?
[06:20] <SangeetKhatri> my laptop is booting in low 1024 x 768 resolution which is way lower than my screen resolution can anyone help me. Please..
[06:20] <sbin1980> that result window ?
[06:20] <Asharas> Jordan_U: ls /dev | grep sd
[06:20] <ntzrmtthihu777> SangeetKhatri: proprietery drivers installed?
[06:20] <Asharas> can't mount it
[06:21] <Jordan_U> Asharas: Does it show up in "lsusb"?
[06:21] <Asharas> it doesn't appear in the list
[06:21] <Asharas> nope
[06:21] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: yeah, the window that openened when you ran jockey-gtk
[06:21] <daya> whats the difference between ubiquity and debian installer,
[06:21] <Jordan_U> Asharas: Do other USB devices (mouse/keyboard) work?
[06:21] <SangeetKhatri> i don't know but it was working fine from about a month. Problem started happening when today i turned on the laptop
[06:21] <sbin1980> one sec
[06:22] <Asharas> yeah, perfectly (but I'm using ssh right now)
[06:22] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: I have a nifty bash script that imagebins a screenshot of your desktop, you want it?
[06:22] <sbin1980> http://i.imgur.com/BvnFpBh.jpg
[06:22] <sbin1980> uploaded to imgur
[06:23] <ntzrmtthihu777> ah, forgot you were on unity. ok, click the top one.
[06:23] <Jordan_U> daya: Among other things, Ubiquity is graphical and requires a full live environment, Debian installer uses a curses (pseudo graphical text based interface) and has a lot more options for what packages you want to install.
[06:23] <Asharas> yeah Jordan_U , the keyboard works perfectly
[06:23] <sbin1980> nothing opens
[06:23] <ntzrmtthihu777> kk, open a terminal and issue the same command.
[06:24] <saz1234> I am using Ubuntu 13.04 (64 bit). I have performed a partial upgrade with "apt-get dist-upgrade". Many of the packages were removed during this. How can I restore my system. I am not getting even the login screen now.
[06:24] <sbin1980> program not installed
[06:24] <Jordan_U> Asharas: Odd.  I keep forgetting bout the differences in 12.04 vs 10. ok, open your software center
[06:25] <saz1234> Jordan_U: No. I was upgrading after a week.
[06:25] <sbin1980> done
[06:26] <Asharas> Jordan_U: nothing speacial, I have a few errors but happening on all ports
[06:26] <ntzrmtthihu777> ok, I'm not sure where it is, but you should find an additional drivers in software center somewhere. its like in the preferences optiions, I think.
[06:26] <Jordan_U> saz1234: Odd. "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" should install everything included in a default install, assuming it completes successfully/
[06:27] <SangeetKhatri> please man.. can anyone help about my resolution problem?
[06:27] <SangeetKhatri> i am stuck with 1024 x 768 resolution
[06:27] <saz1234> Jordan_U: But it wont restore the system. Packages like gnome-shell and firefox were also removed. There were 100s of them.
[06:28] <samuraibsd> Is anyone ever actually active in #ubuntu-touch?
[06:28] <ntzrmtthihu777> SangeetKhatri: likely need the restricted drivers for you system.
[06:28] <SangeetKhatri> i think i have already downloaded them
[06:28] <SangeetKhatri> around 2 weeks before
[06:28] <ntzrmtthihu777> SangeetKhatri: change think into know and let me know the results.
[06:28] <saz1234> Jordan_U: I googled and found that "dpkg-reconfigure -phigh -a" would fix it. But it is showing "ca-certificates are broken or not fully installed"
[06:28] <SangeetKhatri> i installed ubuntu-restricted-extras on the first day of install
[06:29] <Jordan_U> saz1234: Correct, it won't.
[06:29] <Asharas> SangeetKhatri: http://bit.ly/13kxfzu
[06:29] <ntzrmtthihu777> SangeetKhatri: nope, that's not drivers.
[06:29] <ntzrmtthihu777> thats codecs and such.
[06:29] <sbin1980> cant find
[06:29] <Jordan_U> saz1234: That command won't install any packages, so I don't see how it would fix your problem (at least in and of itself).
[06:30] <zerai> how do you set a locale in a shell (.sh) script?
[06:31] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: check google for the answer, I honestly don't know off hand where its located at, aside from its in software center. I gave quantal a shot shortly after it came out, was dissapointed and went to pinguy, then to xubuntu 12.04
[06:31] <saz1234> Jordan_U: I think I have the list of packages removed from var/log/apt-history.log. I should do it manually.
[06:31] <ntzrmtthihu777> zerai: LANG=whatever
[06:31] <Asharas> Jordan_U: any other idea?
[06:31] <sbin1980> anyway , is there a way to upgrade to latest ubunut within this 12.10 , or do i haveto download the new version and isntall from USB/CD ?
[06:31] <nuno> alguém do brasil ?
[06:32] <ntzrmtthihu777> sbin1980: honestly you would be better off reverting to 12.04, I find. and maybe switching your DE to xfce (xubuntu)
[06:32] <somsip> sbin1980: if you mean going to 13.04 and you are sure you want to do this, sudo do-release-upgrade
[06:32] <sbin1980> thanks
[06:33] <somsip> sbin1980: do a full update/upgrade first to make it a bit safer
[06:33] <ntzrmtthihu777> zerai: so for instance, LANG=ja_JP.utf8 will set your locale to japan. (it would be a good idea to store your original locale before switching over to the other locale
[06:33] <sbin1980> ok.. thanks guys
[06:34] <ntzrmtthihu777> zerai: so before doing LANG=ja_JP.utf8, do ORIG_LANG=$LANG, then at the end of the script run LANG=$ORIG_LANG to restore the original locale.
[06:36] <ntzrmtthihu777> zerai: obviously use what you want in place of ja_JP.utf8, but thats my example as I had to use it in a PlayOnLinux script I wrote :P
[06:37] <boichev> a
[06:37] <Jordan_U> Asharas: Please file a bug report. It would be interesting to know if it happens with Ubuntu 13.04 booted from a LiveUSB, another version of Ubuntu like 12.04, or a distribution which uses upstream systemd/udev like Fedora 17.
[06:38] <ntzrmtthihu777> Jordan_U: yeah, more bug reports should be filed for sure. it really sucks when someone sits on a bug and fixes it themself without the world at large gaining the benefit
[06:38] <sangeet> nick SangeetKhatri
[06:43] <sandeepr_ltp> i need to install 12.04 on 15-20 servers, i was reading about MAAS. but not sure if that is the way to automate it rather than use the boot from cd option.
[06:47] <Name141> how come the LTS is the last version that has the 4670 drivers?
[06:48] <Asharas> Jordan_U: you'll have to help me, I'm a noob
[06:48] <killer> Hi
[06:49] <Jordan_U> Asharas: Unfortunately I don't have the time to walk you though filing a good bug report or further testing at the moment.
[06:49] <nikolam> where do you think I should put kernel load parameters (to survive kernel updates) (memmap)?
[06:50] <nikolam> I am presented with sort of program, when I try to edit GRUB2 boot menu item, prior boot.
[06:51] <killer> I backed up my /var/www and copied it to another ubuntu installation through usb ,but now when i access localhost but now my new installation can't access any file from folders inside /var/www
[06:51] <nikolam> i am also unsure where to boot additional kernel parameters in that
[06:51] <killer> firefox says it does n't have permission to view
[06:51] <nikolam> Also I think my Ubuntu instalaltion is doing unwanted disk check or something, mollesting disks on boot, not allowing me to log in.
[06:52] <nikolam> e.g. I am logging in, but it takes 15 minutes. while disks are active.
[06:53] <nikolam> that machine/disks were not booted for some time, but at least I should have some control.
[06:53] <saz1234> Jordan_U: I cannot install packages. Here is the output http://pastebin.com/bBH22huS
[06:53] <saz1234> I am getting the same message in anything I start installing
[06:54] <nikolam> Maybe it is important, that I maybe changed SAT port0 and port1 connections for those disks? (booting off from raid1 software, Btrfs ,12.04LTS)
[06:55] <Jordan_U> nikolam: Using btrfs with Ubuntu 12.04 doesn't make sense, as you should be running at least the latest stable upstream kernel if you want to use btrfs.
[06:56] <nikolam> oh no, you are true , it is 12.10
[06:56] <nikolam> I now remember I updated because of Btrfs migration, thanks for pointing that.
[06:57] <Jordan_U> nikolam: btrfs is still "experimental" after all, so expect issues and *don't* expect much support for those btrfs issues if you're running an older kernel. You need to constantly keep up as newer kernels are released if you want to use btrfs, and to do that you should keep up with Ubuntu releases as well.
[06:57] <nikolam> I can not check exact version ATM because disk is being mollested and I don't get bash prompt yet
[06:58] <nikolam> jordan, I think Oracle and SUSE are shiping Btrfs in production servers. So yes, I expect it being supported in production.
[06:58] <jacky87> Hello! I'm a new user. When I'm trying to update via Software updater, a message is shown "Requires installation of untrusted packages - 'This requires installing packages from unauthenticated sources." when I click the OK button, it doesn't start updating but closes. How to update?
[06:59] <nikolam> thanks Jordan_U but I think it Is supported. And checking disks without being able to log in is general Ubuntu problem I suppose,
[06:59] <Jordan_U> nikolam: Ubuntu isn't, and you can ask in #btrfs about keeping up with (at least) the latest upstream stable kernel if you don't believe me. Your expectations don't match reality.
[06:59] <killer> firefox says it does n't have permission to view
[06:59] <killer> I backed up my /var/www and copied it to another ubuntu installation through usb ,but now when i access localhost but now my new installation can't access any file from folders inside /var/www
[07:00] <nikolam> Jordan_U, what fo you mean by "latest upstream kernel"? Btrfs is in-kernel file system in Ubuntu.
[07:00] <nikolam> I am on 3.5.0-26 x86_64, that is from Ubuntu. I will update once I get network going
[07:01] <Jordan_U> nikolam: Yes, but as it's still experimental and under heavy development bugs are being fixed constantly and developers (and non-developers) don't want to be debugging issues that have already been fixed.
[07:02] <nikolam> Jordan_U, oh, so your point is to run latest and greates kernel. I understand that.
[07:02] <Jordan_U> nikolam: You should currently be using 3.9, and you should switch to 3.10 when it goes final (if not switching to one of the RCs now) for btrfs supporg.
[07:03] <nikolam> That is valid suggestion Jordan_U ;p I will surely update.
[07:05] <vitimiti> hi o/
[07:05] <jasper22> Hi
[07:06] <jasper22> I need help with upgrading to Raring release of ubuntu
[07:06] <sangeet> can do anyone know what is the package name of intel graphics so that i can search it in synaptic package manager
[07:06] <jasper22> sometime ago I guess I upgraded to Raring release but still Ubuntu everytime on login says that 'new release available'
[07:07] <saz1234> Partial upgrade removed almost everything from the system. How to restore it?
[07:07] <jasper22> what can I do about that ?
[07:07] <nikolam> I don't remember those release codenames after all these years, I suppose I am a 13.04/12.10 person ;p
[07:07] <Jordan_U> saz1234: Do you use any ppas or other unofficial packages?
[07:07] <ghost_> how to install flash plugin..? please help
[07:07] <saz1234> Jordan_U: Yes I do.
[07:08] <nikolam> saz1234, I use Btrfs and it is making a snapshot prior to changing/upgrading, so you can boot previous intact state.
[07:08] <sangeet> guys i need to reinstall intel drivers in ubuntu can anyone tell me the package name of intel graphics driver so that i can search for it in synaptic package manager
[07:08] <jasper22> nikolam,  I mena I do: lsb_release -a    and see in output 13.04 version
[07:08] <Jordan_U> saz1234: They are probably what's causing this problem. Use ppa-purge to remove all of them (just removing the ppa's entry in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ is *not* enough).
[07:08] <jasper22> but on login it always says that new version (13.04) available
[07:08] <saz1234> nikolam: Now I am stuck so bad. What to do now/
[07:09] <saz1234> Jordan_U: Let me try this
[07:09] <nikolam> saz1234, I jus suggest you backup your data and settings to external disk and do fresh install.
[07:09] <comradzilla> can someone help? trying to install ubuntu through virtual box
[07:10] <comradzilla> finally installed, it restarted to complete installation, "caught signal 15, shutting down..." it hasn't moved since
[07:10] <saz1234> nikolam: That is the last option I would go to. Well it seems many of the users had this problem of partial upgrade. Is there no solution?
[07:11] <nikolam> comradzilla, you need vbox addons, see also #vbox
[07:11] <comradzilla> jeezus christ really?
[07:11] <nikolam> saz1234, I almost never managed to upgrade clean with no issues. Sometimes I did, sometimes it did not.
[07:12] <evelyette> hi
[07:12] <amza9986> hi
[07:13] <evelyette> when doing "#apt-get update", I'm always getting output entires like this: Err http://ppa.launchpad.net precise/main amd64 Packages 404  Not Found ... I understand that those entires are not available anymore, but why does this keep changing on a half-year basis ...
[07:13] <saz1234> nikolam: you are right, happens all the time with me. But this is the first time I cam across this partial upgrade thing
[07:13] <nikolam> comradzilla, from my experience, ubuntu comes with some kind of vbox support, but it is actually best to remove that and install ones provided from vbox. Theck vbox docs for install. Also #vbox if stucked
[07:13] <evelyette> how can I update apt.sources so everything will be nice and clean again ... without reinstalling whole system
[07:13] <comradzilla> think i found it, is this it? https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[07:14] <saz1234> Jordan_U: ppa-purge is asking the name of the package repo to be purged. How can purge all of them?
[07:14] <nikolam> evelyette, define "nice and clean". One can always save packages list so it can re-install same list of packages again.
[07:15] <nikolam> comradzilla, .iso with addons should be included with vbox install. see #vbox
[07:15] <evelyette> nikolam: so I don't get 404 not found  and Ign  ....
[07:15] <apm1> anyone runs a no X system with only tmux , whats the approx ram usage ?
[07:15] <evelyette> nikolam: and "failed to fetch"
[07:15] <comradzilla> i did , no response yet
[07:15] <Jordan_U> saz1234: I don't know. You might need to just look at the files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ and purge each one by one.
[07:16] <EwoudCP> Hello
[07:17] <ghost_> hello
[07:17] <nikolam> evelyette, if you changed package repositories yourself, see in message what source is n/a
[07:17] <evelyette> nikolam: I didn't change them myself ...I'm just doing apt-get update .... and it doesn't work after a few montsh
[07:18] <Jordan_U> apm1: It shouldn't take long to find out (you could do it in a VM).
[07:18] <nikolam> evelyette, check ubuntu version, see form synaptic what are repositories you have installed.
[07:18] <apm1> Jordan_U, yeah but asking was quicker :p
[07:19] <EwoudCP> My desktop has a strange issue (12.10). On startup it opens Chrome with two "about:blank" tabs.
[07:19] <Jordan_U> apm1: You can use the server or mini install isos to get a minimal system, but note that neither of those installs a minimal system by default so pay attention to the options presented.
[07:19] <ghost_> how to install flash plugin.,?
[07:19] <Jordan_U> !flash | ghost_
[07:19] <nikolam> evelyette, it could be local mirror for a country n/a or something, it all depends of your current settings.
[07:20] <evelyette> nikolam: is there no tool to manage sources.list ?
[07:20] <evelyette> without text editor
[07:20] <nikolam> evelyette, setting "main server" in synaptic, targets main ubuntu servers in uk/island.
[07:20] <EwoudCP> I checked startup applications (and unlocked the hidden ones in /etc/xdg/autostart/) but it's not there.
[07:20] <evelyette> Something that would automatically fetch the new sources.list from some server and update existing entries would be great
[07:20] <apm1> evelyette, the update manager and synaptic let you do that
[07:20] <evelyette> so #apt-get update ?
[07:21] <yellabs-r2> what would be the best route for dvd video production on an ubuntu desktop ?
[07:21] <saz1234> Jordan_U: Didnt work. It is showing the same error.
[07:21] <nikolam> sources target packages for current installed release, so they fetch what they need, use synaptis.
[07:21] <nikolam> synapric
[07:21] <nikolam> synaptic oh my.
[07:22] <zfd> hi
[07:22] <apm1> nikolam, typos happen friend :)
[07:22] <saz1234> Jordan_U: I guess a fresh install is the only option
[07:22] <apm1> zfd, hi
[07:22] <comradzilla> nikolam got it working :)
[07:22] <nikolam> yellabs-r2, using maybe ubuntustudio distro?
[07:23] <yellabs-r2> no , normal 12.04 lts
[07:24] <nikolam> yellabs-r2, then just research and add programs you need. there are also PPAs with additional software, etc. Listing of ubuntu studio provided apps could be a starting point.
[07:24] <yellabs-r2> ok, cool , thanks
[07:25] <comradzilla> alriiight, first time on ubuntu
[07:25] <yellabs-r2> :)
[07:25] <comradzilla> what are some must know tips?
[07:25] <nikolam> comradzilla, help.ubuntu.com :P
[07:25] <EwoudCP> So if an application is not under /etc/xdg/autostart/ but still autostarts where should I look?
[07:25] <comradzilla> thanks nikolam
[07:26] <apm1> comradzilla,if you don't have a physical firewall , then use gufw
[07:26] <comradzilla> i just wanna get the terminal up and running
[07:26] <nikolam> EwoudCP, maybe user-started from .bashrc
[07:27] <comradzilla> and i want to install python so i can run a script
[07:27] <apm1> comradzilla, python is already installed
[07:27] <llutz> EwoudCP:  ~/.config/autostart
[07:27] <apm1> comradzilla, and the terminal is there in the launcher
[07:27] <comradzilla> how do i use it?
[07:27] <apm1> comradzilla, click on its icon in the launcher
[07:28] <comradzilla> don't see it in the launcher
[07:28] <apm1> comradzilla, press the super key
[07:28] <apm1> and type "terminal"
[07:29] <comradzilla> wtf is the super key
[07:29] <apm1> windows key
[07:29] <apm1> or if you are on a mac keyboard its cmd
[07:29] <EwoudCP> I don't see it in .config/autostart, same for .bashrc
[07:29] <comradzilla> got it, added to the launcher
[07:30] <EwoudCP> Although Chrome is the default browser. Any general page-opening command I could look for?
[07:30] <nikolam> EwoudCP, pstree could help figuring out what is starting what.
[07:31] <nikolam> what page-opening command?
[07:31] <comradzilla> wow even with 4gb of ram this vm is running slow
[07:31] <comradzilla> virtualbox **
[07:32] <EwoudCP> init -> chrome -> various chrome processes
[07:32] <comradzilla> so i'm in terminal apm1, how do i access python?
[07:32] <apm1> just type in "python" without the quotes
[07:32] <apm1> it'll bring you the python prompt
[07:32] <comradzilla> wow, that was awesome
[07:33] <comradzilla> windows was such a pain
[07:33] <nikolam> comradzilla, huh, One can make vbox runnign faster if using exported iscsi volumes for it. but it is not ubuntu prob.
[07:33] <apm1> don't know haven't used windows since 2001 comradzilla
[07:33] <comradzilla> you're a boss
[07:33] <nikolam> comradzilla, you should check python documentation.
[07:34] <comradzilla> for nikolam?
[07:34] <nikolam> comradzilla, use #ubuntu-offtopic or #windows for pleasent talk about them ;p
[07:35] <comradzilla> i'm in #python :)
[07:35] <comradzilla> thanks for your help
[07:35] <nikolam> and i'm in Europe ;P
[07:36] <comradzilla> what part?
[07:36] <bazhang> !ot | comradzilla
[07:39] <EwoudCP> So it's started on init, not through some other app...
[07:49] <EwoudCP> I do see a chrome entry in /etc/cron.daily/ but it's a package thing apparently
[07:51] <nikolam> EwoudCP, hmm, chrome is adding itself system-wide to start during boot time... hmmm. Why not using chromium? It does not include google spying parts.
[07:52] <nikolam> maybe that is simply to update itself , no matter if user is logged in? since it is installed outside from ubuntu packaging and needs that?
[07:52] <killer> hey
[07:53] <killer> where is the apache configuration file in ubuntu
[07:53] <EwoudCP> I use Chrome for developer-specific reasons. It's my workstation.
[07:53] <somsip> killer: /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[07:54] <MonkeyDust> EwoudCP  chromium is in the repos > https://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/ChromiumBrowserVsGoogleChrome
[07:57] <EwoudCP> Still, I doubt its Chrome adding itself. It opens with two about:blank tabs but that isn't my regular home.
[07:58] <EwoudCP> If I open chrome manually after boot it appears to open my home and two tabs.
[07:58] <MrQuist> If i drag a Chrome tab to another screen it pops up on the left one :)
[07:58] <MrQuist> UBUNTU YAY
[07:59] <MrQuist> if i run Twinkle, every window i click on dissapears (until i shut Twinkle down, or minimize ti)
[07:59] <MrQuist> UBUNTU YAY
[07:59] <MrQuist> My default videocard has messed up drivers and i still need to compile them myslef probably
[07:59] <MrQuist> UBUNTU YAY
[07:59] <bazhang> MrQuist, the excessive commentary  is not needed
[08:00] <MrQuist> My soundcard didn't work. Still doesn't. Just my headphones now. UBUNTU YAAY
[08:00] <MrQuist> it feels like, since 6.0, that developers aren't focussed on usability anymore
[08:01] <bazhang> MrQuist, this is not the complaints/rants channel. take it elsewhere.
[08:02] <MrQuist> What? I can't tell whats wrong?
[08:02] <MrQuist> So, where is the #ubuntu then? I guess i'm in #PraiseUbuntuOrThouShalltBeBurned
[08:02] <bazhang> MrQuist, this is not the channel for rants/complaints
[08:02] <iceroot> MrQuist: stop your flaming
[08:02] <iceroot> MrQuist: if you have a support questions please write adetailed question, if you want to report bugs please use launchpad
[08:03] <param_> Getting issue with proxy settings in ubuntu terminal, unable to update
[08:04] <param_> Please guide me regarding this issue, using a oracle virtual box and ubuntu 12.04 installed in it
[08:04] <param_> proxy settings on ubuntu terminal, how to by pass proxy
[08:07] <umpadumpa2> Hello, I
[08:10] <MonkeyDust> !details | MrQuist this is the correct way to report issues
[08:11] <umpadumpa2> Hello, we are running a small network where the users are managed via ldap. From time to time there is a lag of about 30s when logging in, running sudo, etc. What makes it really hard for me to find the problem, is that there seems to be nothing going on during that time. I can see from the logs, that only after these 30s, he first runs pam_unix and then pam_ldap. Any idea where to look?
[08:12] <param_> I have a problem, with ubuntu 12.04 vitual machine, unable to connect to internet on terminal due to proxy settings at workplace
[08:13] <umpadumpa2> @param_ what is your network setting for the vm?
[08:14] <aladdin> heyyo nice people.1.  how do you make the computer go to hibernate? 2. what does 'suspend' command do?
[08:16] <umpadumpa2> @aladdin depends on the hardware, but basically keeps the ram powered, so it doest loose its state.
[08:17] <MonkeyDust> aladdin  http://linuxg.net/enable-hibernation-on-ubuntu-13-04-raring-ringtail/
[08:19] <Kii> hi there
[08:20] <Kii> i'd like to automount a disk with /etc/fstab
[08:20] <Gingersnap> Kii, you need an account to buy food & drinks from me; To get an account type "*register"
[08:20] <rushboy> hello what is matio in ubuntu ?
[08:20] <Gingersnap> rushboy, you need an account to buy food & drinks from me; To get an account type "*register"
[08:20] <rushboy> hello what is matio in ubuntu ?
[08:21] <Kii> can I just put a line inluding /dev/sda2 /mnt/data default ?
[08:21] <Kii> i meant : /dev/sda2 /mnt/data ntfs default
[08:22] <Kii> is it all that is required ? 'cause there's a UUID
[08:22] <Kii> but what is it ?
[08:23] <ndiniz> Hi!
[08:23] <ndiniz> I would like to get some help installing Ubuntu to a 3 TB external drive.
[08:24] <b00b00> hi
[08:25] <nuclearbob> jcollado: ping?
[08:25] <b00b00> in bash, if var is blank, how can i create if condition with that var?
[08:26] <ndiniz> What I'd like to is have windows (I have Windows 8) stay on the hard drive my PC has, and be able to run Linux separately
[08:27] <killer> hey
[08:27] <MonkeyDust> b00b00  the people in #bash know best
[08:27] <killer> can anyone help me on this permission issues"http://paste.ubuntu.com/5735137/"
[08:29] <somsip> killer: sudo chown killer /var/www/steve -R
[08:30] <somsip> killer: that should get you in the directory.
[08:33] <param_> how to set proxy settings on ubuntu terminal
[08:34] <umpadumpa2> exit
[08:34] <SwedeMike> param_: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-configure-ubuntu-desktop-to-use-your-proxy-server.html
[08:35] <amza9986> export http_proxy = http:/ip:port/
[08:37] <Kii> hello there ! is /dev/sda2 /mnt/data ntfs default 0 a valid line for /etc/fstab ? i'm not sure ...
[08:37] <icedwater> It seems to be missing a value in the last column.
[08:38] <icedwater> Kii: why don't you cat /etc/fstab and see if the number of fields matches?
[08:38] <icedwater> Then see if it makes sense...
[08:38] <Kii> oops, thanks icedwater yep
[08:38] <icedwater> It seems mostly all right to me.
[08:38] <Kii> but the file isn't parsed properly
[08:38] <Kii> i mean columns wont align ^^
[08:38] <Kii> i'll check again :p
[08:39] <llutz> Kii: its "defaults" not default
[08:40] <Kii> thanks llutz
[08:40] <icedwater> man fstab suggests: fs_spec fs_file fs_vfstype fs_mntops fs_freq fs_passno - 6 fields.
[08:40] <llutz> Kii: and you're missing the 6th field (man fstab).
[08:40] <Kii> it says last fields are not required though
[08:40] <Kii> yes, icedwater already pointed that out
[08:40] <icedwater> That it does.
[08:40] <llutz> !ntfs | kii  ntfs might need some options to work properly
[08:41] <Kii> well that escalated quicky
[08:42] <icedwater> fstab fields, human readable: filesystem | mountpoint | type | options | dumpfreq | fsckorder
[08:43] <amza9986> hi param_ use this software: http://ntlmaps.sourceforge.net/
[08:44] <param_> ok let me see
[08:44] <Kii> thanks for your answers llutz ubottu and icedwater !
[08:44] <Kii> see you :p
[08:45] <icedwater> Heh, ubottu just told you what llutz wanted it to say, Kii.
[08:46] <fosser_josh1> hi guys, I am installing MOXA Linux Real TTY Driver npreal2_1.16_Build_09030513 (http://www.moxa.com/support/DownloadFile.aspx?type=support&id=952). I am getting following error - "npreal2.c:40:31: fatal error: linux/modversions.h: No such file or directory". I am not sure where to look for modversions.h header file. If anyone have any idea please let me know.
[08:46] <amza9986> http://linuxfaq.wikidot.com/cntlm this one is for ubuntu u need to change config file of cntlm then export proxt what ever u set in config file
[08:49] <moses> how does one edit his bash profile?
[08:49] <somsip> moses: in ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_aliases depending what you're doing
[08:50] <moses> .bash_profile is what the fortran manual says
[08:51] <somsip> moses: this might help http://is.gd/xtcNyL
[08:52] <moses> that doest not tell me where bash_profile is though :/
[08:53] <ggherdov> Hi all. How to query all my ubuntu repos in sources.list (or my local cache) to know that package *would* provide me a given file ? I mean, the package is not necessarily already installed
[08:53] <param_> hey somsip you there
[08:53] <param_> i am facing an issue with proxy settings on my ubuntu terminal
[08:54] <param_> please help me to fix it, i am using VM
[08:54] <somsip> param_: I can't help you
[08:55] <apm1> mother of god babilen in #ubuntu
[08:55] <param_> ok somsip :)
[08:56] <apm1> a debian developer in #ubuntu
[08:56] <MrQuist> Thank you/
[08:57] <neil_yang> hi all
[08:59] <fosser_josh1> hi guys, I am installing MOXA Linux Real TTY Driver npreal2_1.16_Build_09030513 (http://www.moxa.com/support/DownloadFile.aspx?type=support&id=952). I am getting following error - "npreal2.c:40:31: fatal error: linux/modversions.h: No such file or directory". I am not sure where to look for modversions.h header file. If anyone have any idea please let me know.
[09:01] <somsip> fosser_josh1: there is a Request Support link on that page. That might be your best bet
[09:01] <fosser_josh1> k
[09:01] <somsip> *on the parent page
 use locate <filename>
[09:02] <MrQuist> fosser_josh1, first use updatedb
[09:02] <MrQuist> then use locate <filename>
[09:02] <fosser_josh1> k let me give a try
[09:02] <MrQuist> wait
[09:03] <MrQuist> try locate <filename>
[09:03] <MrQuist> can't find it? updatedb -> try locate again
[09:03] <amza9986> most probably this file in linux kernel souce code
[09:03] <MrQuist> ah, nevermind then
[09:03] <MrQuist> just dropped in the conversation
[09:03] <moses> anyone know what the bash_profile file is called in ubuntu
[09:03] <moses> or where it is?
[09:03] <fosser_josh1> got it /usr/src/linux-headers-3.8.0-23-generic/include/config/modversions.h
[09:04] <fosser_josh1> it looks like i need to specify this path in the script
[09:04] <amza9986> yes it is in kernel source :) u need to follow how to compilie linux module doc
[09:05] <sunuslee1> how can i kill desktop, just like init 3 in ubuntu 12.10 ?
[09:07] <sunuslee1> stop lightdm?
[09:09] <mikubuntu> i already have ubuntu on a usb stick, but i need to install lubuntu on two non-pae compliant laptops -- can anyone tell me if i can put another iso image on the stick for booting, or can i only use a boot stick with one iso on it?
[09:11] <Name141> how do you "safley remove" a USB device with XFCE as the default GUI ? Is it the same as 'eject' ?
[09:11] <firemonkey> the way i did it was to use unetbooting then use that program to make a usbootdisk
[09:12] <firemonkey> but that was on windows but i think you can do it on ubuntu too
[09:16] <param_> cannot connect ubuntu VM terminal to internt
[09:20] <amza9986> have u tried cntml ?
[09:22] <mikubuntu> i already have ubuntu on a usb stick, but i need to install lubuntu on two non-pae compliant laptops -- can anyone tell me if i can put another iso image on the stick for booting, or can i only use a boot stick with one iso on it?
[09:24] <mikubuntu> Jordan_U: i already have ubuntu on a usb stick, but i need to install lubuntu on two non-pae compliant laptops -- can anyone tell me if i can put another iso image on the stick for booting, or can i only use a boot stick with one iso on it?
[09:30] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[09:32] <asharas> Hi everybody
[09:32] <asharas> I'm in trouble with an external hard drive
[09:32] <asharas> not detected if plugged before system startup
[09:32] <g105b> Just downloaded Intrusion 2 from the Humble Bundle, but the sound's all out of sync :( it plays about 0.5 seconds after it should ... what could I do to help?
[09:33] <bazhang> asharas, is it in fstab
[09:34] <asharas> bazhang: no, I tried to add it manually but I have an error
[09:34] <asharas> bazhang: no, I tried to add it manually but I have an error
[09:34] <asharas> ups, wrong term
[09:35] <bazhang> asharas, using blkid to find the location/name?
[09:35] <bazhang> !blkid | asharas
[09:36] <asharas> not in blkid
[09:36] <moses>  symlink .bashrc to .profile is this possible in ubuntu?
[09:36] <asharas> bazhang: not in blkid
[09:37] <bazhang> asharas, so check it, then add to fstab
[09:38] <zerai> how to you check the locales you have installed on ubuntu? (server version)
[09:39] <asharas> bazhang: I checked blkid but only sda1 sda 3 and swap are registered here
[09:39] <asharas> bazhang: and I tried to edit fstab but didn't work properly
[09:40] <bazhang> asharas, whats the fs on the external drive
[09:40] <asharas> bazhang: ext3
[09:40] <asharas> bazhang: I tried this '/dev/sdb1 /home/sftp ext3 defaults 0 2'
[09:41] <zerai> how to you check the locales you have installed on ubuntu? (server version)
[09:41] <bazhang> asharas, have you seen the fstab info/link? you should probably have a read of it
[09:41] <asharas> fstab man?
[09:41] <llutz> moses: ~/.profile sources  ~/.bashrc by default, so no symlink needed
[09:42] <bazhang> !fstab | asharas seen this
[09:43] <asharas> bazhang: I don't think fstab is the problem, the disk is not even detected
[09:43] <moses> llutz: I want to issue a global command though
[09:43] <asharas> I have to unplug/plug to have it in /dev
[09:44] <demonoid_me> hello to all
[09:44] <asharas> Hi demonoid_me
[09:44] <demonoid_me> i have problem with samba  share for printing
[09:45] <demonoid_me> when i shar my printer on linux with samba  and  i try printing  isit is ojk
[09:45] <yang> asdfghjk;l'
[09:45] <demonoid_me> when i shar my printer on linux with samba  and  i try printing  isit is  ok
[09:46] <demonoid_me> but when i restar  ubuntu and try again to print i     i cant ! :(
[09:46] <ufk__> hello. i have this in my crontab: "1 * * * * echo hello >> /tmp/kfir1". it supposed to add hello to kfir1 file every minute and it's not. what am i doing wrong ?
[09:47] <demonoid_me> any ideas why
[09:47] <demonoid_me> ?
[09:47] <asharas> any idea bazhang
[09:47] <llutz> ufk__: 1 * * * *  is not every minute, its "every h+1"
[09:47] <ufk__> ohhh
[09:47] <ufk__> how do i do every minute ?
[09:48] <demonoid_me> this is bug of ubuntu in  10.04  11.04  12.04  i thing!
[09:48] <llutz> ufk__: "* * * * *" is every minute
[09:48] <llutz> ufk__: man 5 crontab
[09:48] <demonoid_me> and this is imposible for on comunity like ubuntu  to dont fix it!
[09:49] <bazhang> !enter | demonoid_me
[09:49] <ufk__> thanks
[09:49] <icedwater> demonoid_me: it is Bug #20192 - not enough trolling on volunteer IRC channels that is keeping the problem unsolved.
[09:50] <Forp> hi i cant install nvidia driver
[09:50] <icedwater> Shush, Ubottu. :P
[09:50] <somsip> !find sass
[09:50] <Forp> Ubuntu Minimal + LXDE
[09:50] <Forp> help ples
[09:51] <k1l> Forp: can you show the error?
[09:51] <zerai> ufk__, http://pastebin.com/xA0UL4CR  Might help some
[09:51] <zerai> how to you check the locales you have installed on ubuntu? (server version)
[09:51] <Forp> yes ok
[09:52] <Forp> ERROR: The kernel header file        '/lib/modules/3.8.0-23-generic/build/include/linux/version.h' does not        exist.  The most likely reason for this is that the kernel source files        in '/lib/modules/3.8.0-23-generic/build' have not been configured.
[09:52] <g105b> Forp: your kernel header file doesn't exist
[09:52] <Fudge> anyone know if gnome3 would take advantage of hyperthreading, i dont game but am tossing up between an i5 3570k and i7 3770k
[09:53] <k1l> Forp: install the kernel headers
[09:53] <Forp> I see what me do?
[09:53] <Forp> installed
[09:53] <Forp> i see it in synaptic
[09:53] <k1l> Forp: and there is a -24 kernel yet. you can upgrade that, too
[09:53] <ufk__> it works thanks
[09:53] <Aktiffisus> Hello have a good day i have a clean install of ubuntu and i see it consumes too much resourses than kubuntu but i am unable to install graphic drivers on kubuntu  and i can install it on ubuntu 12.04. Because my  machine works well whith kubuntu i want to install kde desktop enviroment on ubuntu but i dont know how- I read this produce conflicts how can i install KDE whithout conflicts on ubuntu 12.04
[09:53] <Aktiffisus> ?
[09:54] <Forp> what is -24 kernel?
[09:54] <k1l> Forp: first make a "sudo apt-get update&&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" in a terminal
[09:54] <moses> how does .bashrc initialize?
[09:54] <Forp> upgrade is very bad idea
[09:55] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[09:55] <k1l> Forp: its a update, not upgrade. i will not bring you a new ubuntu version, just update the packages you have insatlled
[09:55] <somsip> moses: http://is.gd/CJLvr3
[09:55] <Forp> can i just reinstall kernal and headers?
[09:56] <zerai> how to you check the locales you have installed on a server? something isn't workign that should
[09:56] <Forp> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:56] <DJones> Aktiffisus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE This should help you
[09:56] <ShapeShifter499> anyone know of a linux friendly password manager?
[09:56] <k1l> Forp: you need to "sudo apt-get update" to update the packages list.
[09:56] <k1l> Forp: why dont you want to update`?
[09:56] <Forp> kil i ot want upgrade
[09:56] <Forp> I will have errors
[09:56] <moses> ah bash profile containes bashrc
[09:56] <moses> this is looking up
[09:56] <Forp> I know it
[09:57] <k1l> Forp: that is not an upgrade (like 12.04 to 12.10)
[09:57] <Forp> many packages different version + upgrade = many errors
[09:57] <Ciphoenix> lol
[09:57] <Forp> 13.04
[09:57] <k1l> Forp: ok, then get the headers
[09:57] <Forp> how?
[09:57] <Forp> ubuntu minimal last stabile
[09:58] <k1l> Forp: if you know your system got other problems and you not want to fix that its your turn
[09:58] <icedwater> demonoid_me: so your problem is that you have to add your printer via SAMBA each time you boot?
[09:58] <Forp> kil no my system not have now other problems
[09:58] <k1l> Forp: that command i gave you will not upgrade you to 13.04 if you have 12.10 or 12.04
[09:58] <Jordan_U> mikubuntu: You can include as many isos as you want by keeping them as files and loop booting them with grub. http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/Loopback.cfg
[09:58] <Forp> but will have if i do upgrade
[09:58] <Aktiffisus> I have some uestions  Djones i will ask you quickly: First i am new on ubuntu are a way to make a "restore point" before trying that- If iinstall diferent desktop enviroments it repercute bad on the usage of sistem resurces?
[09:59] <Blaemp> hi ist hier jmd deutsches der mir helfen kann ?
[09:59] <Forp> kil facepalm 13.04
[09:59] <DJones> !de | Blaemp
[09:59] <llutz> !de
[09:59] <Forp> how just reinstall headers?
[09:59] <zerai> wow you guys are quick on the draw lol
[09:59] <Forp> i cant do it in Synaptic
[09:59] <Forp> this utton not active for thos package
[10:00] <zerai> but can anyone tell me the command I need to check installed locales?
[10:00] <Forp> bitton
[10:00] <Forp> button
[10:00] <Forp> rrr
[10:00] <llutz> Forp: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-headers-genric
[10:00] <demonoid_me> icedwater: no add every time ,  every time have to  reboot smbd service
[10:00] <llutz> Forp: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-headers-generic
[10:00] <demonoid_me> icedwater: no add every time ,  every time have to   restart smbd service sorry :)
[10:00] <icedwater> demonoid_me: every time you want to print, you mean.
[10:00] <DJones> Aktiffisus: I'm not aware of any way of creating a restore point, if you have different desktops environments, you apart from the extra disk space used by having the two installed, you should only end up using the resources of whichever desktop environment you logged into
[10:01] <demonoid_me> icedwater: no  when i  add  the printer via samba  for the 1-st    time is good
[10:01] <Forp> ok thanks i will true
[10:01] <Forp> try
[10:01] <Forp> brb
[10:01] <demonoid_me> icedwater: but when i reboot  the pc  and try again to print    i cant printing :(
[10:02] <Aktiffisus> LLet me see if i understand: If i install two or three desktop enviroments  they work independently?
[10:02] <Jordan_U> Aktiffisus: If you keep the output from "sudo apt-get install foo" you can relatively easily use that to uninstall all of the packages that it installed.
[10:03] <demonoid_me> icedwater: i like ubuntu   but   this bug is  in all version of ubuntu
[10:03] <Aktiffisus> thats like sistem restore jordan?
[10:03] <icedwater> demonoid_me: yes, so you have to add the printer again each time you reboot.
[10:03] <icedwater> demonoid_me: this is the problem, right?
[10:04] <demonoid_me> icedwater: yes :(
[10:04] <demonoid_me> icedwater: or write service smbd restart
[10:04] <Jordan_U> Aktiffisus: No, but it will undo what the apt-get install does.
[10:04] <icedwater> Good, at least we've kind of narrowed down the problem.
[10:05] <demonoid_me> icedwater:  and then I can still print an
[10:05] <schlitzer|work> hey folks, is there a way to get more debug inf o out of upstart? i am trying run multiple mongod instances on one machine (developement system) and one of the instances is not comming up via upstart
[10:05] <Aktiffisus> that undo all the installations i do before or after enter that comand?
[10:05] <schlitzer|work> and there is no output in the mongo logfile for this instance :-/
[10:06] <demonoid_me> icedwater: 10xxxxx!!!!!
[10:06] <cristian_c> Hi
[10:07] <icedwater> I don't add mine via samba, so I'm not sure, but on my live USB the HP printer I added yesterday is still there.
[10:07] <cristian_c> I've installed xbindkeys-config
[10:07] <cristian_c> If I try to get the key with GetKey, nothing is printed in the application
[10:08] <demonoid_me> icedwater: This problem is gone  in opensuse 11.1 if it helps    this :)
[10:08] <zerai> http://pastebin.com/dyggQkKn  <Am I doing this right?
[10:08] <cristian_c> How can I chekc the right identification of my key?
[10:08] <cristian_c> *check
[10:08] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[10:08] <icedwater> demonoid_me: heh, I don't know if that helps to be honest. How are you adding it in openSUSE then?
[10:09] <demonoid_me> re
[10:09] <demonoid_me> :)
[10:09] <Jordan_U> Aktiffisus: apt-get install, before asking you if you want to actually go through with the installation, will list all of the packages that will be installed. You can then run "sudo apt-get remove *list of packages here*" to remove all of those packages. It's not perfect because you may decide later that you actually want some but not all of those packages, and more tricky you may install something later that depends on some of ...
[10:09] <Jordan_U> ... the packages that that command removes, and so that something would be removed along with it.
[10:09] <demonoid_me> :)
[10:10] <Aktiffisus> im understand jordan
[10:10] <Aktiffisus> and excuse i am litle new here
[10:12] <hackeron> hey, I have this in my /etc/init/myserver.conf file < http://pastie.org/8009349 - but for some reason, when I run service myserver stop it says stopped but the puma process remains running. Any ideas?
[10:12] <anonymous_> g
[10:13] <zerai> h?
[10:13] <anonymous_> bye
[10:14] <anonymous_> anyone here?
[10:14] <freeside> no.
[10:14] <freeside> we're all bots.
[10:14] <schnuffle> 1615 people in here
[10:14] <zerai> never
[10:14] <zerai> http://pastebin.com/dyggQkKn  <Am I doing this right?
[10:14] <t3hx> these are all fake accounts
[10:15] <anonymous_> really?
[10:15] <freeside> really
[10:15] <zerai> all a figment of your imagination :P
[10:15] <freeside> we're made of meat.
[10:15] <freeside> http://www.terrybisson.com/page6/page6.html
[10:15] <t3hx> so called naturally humans
[10:16] <k1l> hey guys, lets stick to the technical ubuntu support and put the chat into #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:16] <Saiki> http://pastebin.com/dyggQkKn  <Am I doing this right?
[10:17] <Guest47472> super soldiers
[10:35] <Claas> hell i have a question, i switched before 1-2 days from windows7 to ubuntu 12.04 and i wanted to install diablo 3 via wine/playonlinux via cd.patch/start the launcher works fine but when i clicked on play the launcher closes and nothing happens.
[10:35] <linuxCool> Claas: you need winetricks!
[10:35] <Claas> already installed
[10:36] <linuxCool> Claas:  and there have games
[10:36] <airtonix> hackeron: i think you need to wrap that last section in a script stanza
[10:36] <linuxCool> Claas: look in the menu games for diablo 3
[10:36] <linuxCool> Claas: did you see?
[10:36] <Claas> 1mom
[10:37] <Claas> have install a game etc for choose
[10:38] <Claas> choose a wineprefix is there
[10:38] <linuxCool> Claas: yes and choose it
[10:38] <Claas> default ?
[10:38] <linuxCool> Claas: yes
[10:38] <Claas> ok i have
[10:39] <Claas> now  it asks what i want to do
[10:39] <rescept_> I get this output when I try to stream pdf file inside the browser: http://pastebin.com/sAr2eYJW
[10:39] <linuxCool> Claas: choose menu games
[10:39] <linuxCool> Claas: via wintricks
[10:39]  * airtonix thinkgs linuxCool and Claas are confusing each other.
[10:39] <rescept_> if i download it as a file it works perfectly
[10:39] <Claas> mh dont see menu games
[10:39] <rescept_> any advices?
[10:39] <steffen_java> Type here:
[10:39] <airtonix> Claas: did you look at the diablo3 page on winedb ?
[10:40] <linuxCool> airtonix: ???/
[10:40] <Claas> yes
[10:40] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[10:41] <Claas> do you have skype its better to explain i think
[10:42] <linuxCool> Claas:  witch version of wine you have?
[10:42] <Claas> multiple vesions i used playonlinux to install the game
[10:42] <airtonix> Claas: I don't remember patching anything when I installed diablo3
[10:43] <Claas> i think you downloaded it from battle.net ? i installed it from a cd
[10:43] <airtonix> Claas: nope, from dvd
[10:44] <Claas> hm
[10:44] <Claas> i can post you the debug log
[10:44] <airtonix> Claas: I'll pastebin my commandline steps for you
[10:44] <Claas> what is that ? sorry for my english ^^
[10:45] <linuxCool> Cool split :D
[10:45] <ShapeShifter499> lol
[10:46] <steffen_java> Type here:
[10:46] <ShapeShifter499> is there a way to tell if the system needs rebooting after a upgrade from commandline?
[10:46] <ShapeShifter499> I want to have auto upgrades but I want the script to reboot if the system thinks it does (such as after installing a kernel update)
[10:47] <jrib> ShapeShifter499: you can see how /etc/update-motd.d/98-reboot-required checks I guess
[10:47] <Claas> airtonix: what now ?
[10:48] <ubukou> hey there folks.. im looking for a way to utilize the start button on my keyboard.. i want a program that pops up and you can type what you are looking for (like files or programs) much like the unity launcher but without using the bar on the left.. is there a package for it ? i tried googling but i dont seem to find the correct keyword.. any ideas?
[10:48] <airtonix> Claas: a bit of patience.
[10:48] <geraldh> So I just installed a bunch of updates (among others plymouth 0.8.2 and the 3.5.0-32 kernel) and now my PC doesn't boot graphically anymore. Older kernels don't work either and the basics with removing quit splash (w/ or w/o nomodeset), setting grub debug options, etc. don't show anything useful.  The ttys are working just fine and I can run startx and unity from there
[10:50] <ubukou> i mean the super key...
[10:50] <airtonix> Claas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5735389/
[10:50] <Hexagonite> Need help, my connection drops every hour or so; Atheros 9485, kernel 3.9, already did the no-encryption thing.
[10:50] <airtonix> Claas: line 5. i cant exactly remember the disc name that will appear, but you'll see it
[10:50] <Claas> ah ok