[00:00] <dsa> llutz, thank you again for helping :D now i'm safe to fool around with iptables! but still curious about those .dat, if they restore several files related to iptables or just one in specific..
[00:08] <digitalvaldosta> Can anyone point me to a web page that will show how to customize the Guest session? I would like to change the default desktop environment from unity to something else without the user having to change it everytime.
[00:10] <dsa> strange can't find the .dat file i created :S
[00:11]  * digitalvaldosta Any ideas?
[00:13] <digitalvaldosta> Not sure where (if it is possible) the configuration of the Guest account would be. I know standard accounts get their defaults from /ect/skel/
[00:14] <gordonjcp> digitalvaldosta: in #ubuntu we do try to discourage people from giving "JFGI" answers
[00:14] <gordonjcp> digitalvaldosta: but with this in mind, have you tried typing "ubuntu customise guest account" into a search engine?
[00:14] <lime__> Where can I download an original copy of /usr/share/X11/symbols I unable to switch between keyboard maps after messing with the settings
[00:15] <digitalvaldosta> @gordonjcp, what does jfgi mean?
[00:15] <invisibleheero> hey guys, I boot up and get the same issue as http://askubuntu.com/questions/169600/fix-grub2-after-installing-ubuntu-12-04 however I don't have the ubuntu 12.10 cd on me. Can I use my 10.04 cd to install grub?
[00:15] <gordonjcp> digitalvaldosta: "just google it", kind of
[00:15] <digitalvaldosta> @gordonjcp, I have done that and keep finding antiquated posts about disabling the guest account in 11.04
[00:16] <gordonjcp> digitalvaldosta: what's the @ for?  this isn't twitter
[00:16] <gordonjcp> http://askubuntu.com/questions/9515/how-do-i-change-the-guest-session-defaults
[00:16] <gordonjcp> ^ third thing down in Google
[00:17] <digitalvaldosta> gordonjcp, thanks I will look at it.
[00:20] <bilbonvidia> how can I tell what interrupt my usb remote control uses>?
[00:25] <brady> man. im trying out the gnome shell on ubuntu
[00:26] <brady> i like it. but, i really wish i could pick and choose the best parts of gnome and put them with the best parts of unity
[00:26] <SolarisBoy> does anyone know if the package dropbear is available in quantal? i am on the livecd and can't seem to get it returned in listings from apt
[00:26] <brady> it would be really cool if the favorites bar , had the hud
[00:26] <spppp> I'm having trouble installing Skype through terminal.
[00:27] <brady> is skype not in the software center?
[00:27] <spppp> for me, no.
[00:27] <dsa> jrib, so what you suggested is that ufw is what should be used in ubuntu?
[00:27] <brady> ive noticed the software center is capitalization dumb
[00:27] <eruditehermit> hey, I'm trying to upgrade from natty to oneiric and my update manager says that it has some conflicts and cannot continue with the upgrade. What should I do?
[00:27] <brady> perhaps search Skype, rather than skype
[00:28] <brady> idk.. just a guess.
[00:28] <brady> also, do you have universe enabled in the software sources?
[00:28] <invisibleheero> hey guys, I boot up and get the same issue as http://askubuntu.com/questions/169600/fix-grub2-after-installing-ubuntu-12-04 however I don't have the ubuntu 12.10 cd on me. Can I use my 10.04 cd to install grub?
[00:29] <brady> you should also post a pastebin of whats happening in your commandline when your having problems in the terminal
[00:29] <spppp> brady: Its saying that skype:i386 the package was removed, obsolete, etc
[00:30] <spppp> the package isn't available
[00:30] <spppp> and has no installation candidate
[00:31] <dsa> what is explained here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Configuring is to create rules in iptables not in ufw =(
[00:31] <xwalk> You could try this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype
[00:32] <cortexed> Hello.  Has anyone run into a problem with the latest Ubuntu with intermittent network connectivity?
[00:33] <spppp> xwalk: Works, thank you :)
[00:33] <Nik0n__> hey guys
[00:33] <Nik0n__> i need to repair my install
[00:33] <Nik0n__> my pc shut down mid upgrade
[00:33] <Nik0n__> can somebody pm me?
[00:33] <xwalk> spppp: Very good.
[00:34] <Nik0n__> please
[00:35] <spppp> One last thing, how come skype sounds bad on my end.
[00:35] <hata> here, who can build my pc settings,and set the full settings profiles this system...
[00:35] <spppp> Like it sounds as if its skype, but with garble and scratching on a chalkboard.
[00:36] <thelionroars> rfultz, is your laptop a hybrid one, where you can switch between a dedicated graphics card and one on the cpu?
[00:36] <rfultz> It's a APU
[00:37] <cortexed> I don't want to be annoying but any help would be greatly appreciated.
[00:37] <Nik0n__> guys i need this up asap
[00:37] <Nik0n__> ^.^
[00:37] <spppp> One last thing, how come skype sounds bad on my end.
[00:37] <spppp> Like it sounds as if its skype, but with garble and scratching on a chalkboard.
[00:37] <thelionroars> what's an APU?
[00:37] <rfultz> GPU +CPU in one
[00:37] <xwalk> thelionroars: ^
[00:37] <rfultz> I was wondering if someone could help me for some reason my 12.04 is taking 25wH on my battery life
[00:38] <rfultz> any ideas as to why its doing this?
[00:38] <xwalk> thelionroars: Translates to Accelerated processing unit if you care to know.
[00:38] <thelionroars> ah ok
[00:38] <thelionroars> I've only heard it in the context of arithmetic processing unit
[00:38] <doomlord> maybe  linux doesnt support all powermanagement features  on your laptop
[00:39] <rfultz> but still 25wH is ridiculous even without power management imho
[00:39] <iiiiiiiO> here, who can build my pc settings,and set the full settings profiles this system...
[00:39] <ali_> clear
[00:39] <rfultz> I've also been having slow wifi too and tried everything to fix it xD ath9k hates ubuntu
[00:41] <ali_> I just installed lubuntu and would like to get the game shank, does anybody know how to install it? a link maybe?
[00:41] <cortexed> Rfultz, did you ever make any progress on your wifi?
[00:41] <rfultz> No.. I had done the no hwcrypt and changed power management and everything sometimes its fast but its been really intermittent
[00:42] <conrad_> well.
[00:43] <PetiteMoufette> hey guys, I boot up and get the same issue as http://askubuntu.com/questions/169600/fix-grub2-after-installing-ubuntu-12-04 however I don't have the ubuntu 12.10 cd on me. Can I use my 10.04 cd to install grub?
[00:44] <rfultz> Sorry my wifi disconnected
[00:46] <agrester> Looking for advice: Have a dual boot setup with Windows XP and Xubuntu 12.04 and I have a partition that's currently free.  I would like to install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on this partition so I can use Unity in a separate system from my Xubuntu setup...How can I triple boot Xubuntu || Windows XP || Ubuntu 12.04 ?
[00:46] <rfultz> its supported by default to triple boot I have backtrack win 8 win 7 and ubuntu 12.04
[00:46] <rfultz> just make sure when installing 12.04 that you pick the right partition
[00:47] <agrester> +rfultz, so when I install I use the "Additional Options" menu at the installer and then I choose to install a '/' root there for Ubuntu?
[00:48] <agrester> Then done, and when I startup Grub will auto-detect the other one?
[00:49] <rfultz> +agrester yes it should work that way bc the install client for ubuntu 12.04 has a gui partition manager
[00:49] <rfultz> so you can use that to make sure it works and itll partition correctly
[00:49] <agrester> rfultz, could I install it while logged into Xubuntu?
[00:50] <PetiteMoufette> !grub
[00:50] <rfultz> agrester probably but you'd have to use Virtual box to install it during
[00:50] <rfultz> or something of the sorts
[00:52] <rfultz> anyone able to help with ar9287 problems with 12.04 ubuntu?
[00:52] <dsa> ubuntu desktop doesn't come with any firewall enabled?
[00:52] <agrester> ok, thanks
[00:53] <sid|1> ok so im trying to install znc
[00:53] <sid|1> do i really have to have a server?
[00:54] <Jordan_U> !firewall | dsa
[00:55] <Jordan_U> dsa: All ports are open by default, but almost no services listening by default. The idea being that if you install a service like Apache, you probably want it to work by default, and a default of no listening service on a port is just as good if not better than a default of multiple listening services being blocked by a firewall configuration.
[00:56] <Isarra> Is isc-dhcp-server6 the ipv6 one?
[00:58] <dsa> right no it comes disabled, but for security issues ssh should have rules to limit login attempts which aparently can only be set using ufw/iptables rules
[00:58] <jrib> sid|1: uh, you can install znc wherever you want.  It's usually used on a machine that tends to be always on though...
[00:58] <sid|1> oh ok
[00:58] <jrib> dsa: what?
[00:58] <sid|1>  thank
[00:58] <sid|1> s
[00:58] <O_A> Can more then one user authenticate to a Ubuntu cloud account?
[00:59] <Riley88> hey guys im having serious issues with youtube right now it keeps saying an error has occured please try again later my network is fine and ive tried deleting cache and cookies nothing seems to be working
[00:59] <dsa> i dont think its very friendly but if its the way it is maybe i'm just able to go ahead enable ufw and open it wide open and then just create those rules for ssh
[01:00] <jrib> dsa: not really sure what your question is.  What rules?
[01:00] <Riley88> anyone?
[01:00] <jrib> !helpme | Riley88
[01:01] <Riley88> well ive asked this 3 different times and no one is awnsering em this is really getting on  my nerves
[01:01] <dsa> jrib rate limit connections -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Configuring
[01:01] <Riley88> yall just completly ignore me everytime
[01:01] <Awk9000> Hey guys, I'm in the ubuntu-arm channel as well but not getting any responses, but I have a more general question:  I'
[01:01] <user123abc> I'm trying to solve a sound issue with wine on 11.04. the folks there suggested that I look for lib32asound, but there's no package under that name in my repo. can anyone tell me the 11.04 equivalent?
[01:01] <jrib> dsa: I just use denyhosts
[01:01] <dsa> jrib, which lead to http://www.sollers.ca/blog/2008/iptables_recent/ which refer to iptables instead of ufw
[01:02] <Awk9000> I'm trying to recompile the kernel for ubuntu-arm with CFG80211 and MAC80211 set to "M" for module and am running into 'undefined reference to' errors
[01:02] <dsa> deny hosts?
[01:02] <jrib> dsa: you can use iptables, ufw is basically just a nice frontend to setting iptables rules
[01:02] <Awk9000> was wondering if anyone had any ideas or could point me in the right direction?
[01:02] <Riley88> seriously does anyone know what im talking about im really getting annoyed
[01:03] <jrib> dsa: denyhosts and fail2ban are two similar programs that analyze ssh login attempts and just block logins from hosts that seem to be trying to brute force
[01:03] <dsa> jrib, im interested on ufw now =) i just enabled it on the computer im messing with
[01:03] <jrib> Riley88: please see what ubottu just said.  If no one knows the answer, no one can answer you.
[01:03] <Awk9000> ie:  /root/ubuntu-nexus7/drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd/wl_cfg80211.c:6016: undefined reference to `cfg80211_scan_done'
[01:03] <jrib> dsa: ok
[01:04] <dsa> jrib, cool denyhosts seems to be the way to go then and just disble ufw for now then :D
[01:04] <Awk9000> anyway i know all you guys are super busy answering questions but if anyone has any thoughts or ideas it would be greatly appreciated
[01:04] <Awk9000> thanks
[01:04] <jrib> dsa: yeah, to me it seems like a better solution if your intent is to try to mitigate brute forcing attempts
[01:05] <dsa> thank you jrib =) get denyhosts with apt-get?
[01:05] <jrib> dsa: yep
[01:05] <p1r4t3-b0y> hello
[01:07] <OerHeks> Awk9000, try #ubuntu-arm
[01:08] <dsa> jrib, yeah indeed its just for that, it seems to be the best solution for the issue thank you =)
[01:09] <jrib> dsa: if you have lots of users connecting who tend to forget passwords, you might want to relax the settings unless you want to get frequent e-mails about being "locked out" (users seem to like trying the same wrong username/password 20 times in a row...)
[01:10] <Awk9000> OerHeks, thanks man, in that channel ;-)
[01:10] <OerHeks> yw
[01:10] <Riley88> seriously anyone at all yall have no idea how fed up i am right now
[01:10] <Awk9000> OerHeks, unfortunately it's kinda dead in there : /
[01:11] <Awk9000> Riley88 what r u trying to figure out?
[01:11] <jrib> Riley88: stop doing that please.    You aren't asking again.  When you say "can anyone help me with my problem" or similar, no one has any idea what your "problem" is.
[01:12] <yhusha> anybody here test InitNG for ub12.04
[01:13] <mdspencer> How can I install GNOME Boxes? It looks like it is supposed to be available for 12.10 but I don't see it in Software Center.
[01:13] <jrib> mdspencer: I have no idea what that is but why do you say it looks like it is supposed to be available?
[01:14] <yhusha> sudo apt-get install gnome
[01:14] <yhusha> what version]
[01:14] <yhusha> pick it
[01:14] <dsa> jrib, denyhosts need configuration right?
[01:15] <jrib> dsa: it should work by default, but you can change its settings.  The configuration file is well-commented
[01:15] <mdspencer> jrib: There was a answer on Ask Ubuntu that had a "Download for Ubuntu" button and on https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/gnome-boxes/, it shows it's available.
[01:15] <OerHeks> mdspencer, sudo apt-get install gnome-boxes > https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-boxes
[01:16] <yhusha> anything on the InitNG for ubuntu 12.04
[01:16] <dsa> ok jrib default should be enough then, but ill have a look at the configs thanks =)
[01:16] <jrib> mdspencer: see OerHeks , but you should also just be able to click on that orange button in your link
[01:18] <mdspencer> OerHeks: I get this error message when I try to install it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1395866/
[01:20] <RJ45-Q> 'personal file sharing' < preferences < system: I was able to get work via a hack somebody here told me, but now it won't let me set a password, whenever I try setting a password it just defaults to what appears to be a random 4 digit password, please help me fix this!
[01:20] <OerHeks> mdspencer, strange, it should be available, i run Kubuntu and it is also available here
[01:20] <mdspencer> jrib, OerHeks: The orange button opens Software Center, which says the that the package wan't found.
[01:20] <jrib> mdspencer: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:21] <kpwn> hi
[01:22] <verempuan> x
[01:22] <verempuan> d
[01:22] <Awk9000> Hey guys, so I'm trying to recompile the kernel for ubuntu 12.10 for the Nexus7
 changed the kernel config file so MAC80211 and CFG80211 are set to 'm'
 and when I go to recompile I run into 'undefined reference to' errors for every function of CFG80211
 any ideas or suggestions in the right direction would be greatly appreciated
 thanks!
[01:22] <FloodBot1> Awk9000: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:22] <verempuan> can i ask somthing about ubuntu
[01:23] <RJ45-Q> verempuan: you COULD, but I can't guarantee you'll get an answer!
[01:23] <Awk9000> dank name RJ45-Q
[01:23] <Awk9000> lol
[01:23] <yhusha> where does wget store files
[01:23] <verempuan> oww...RJ45 I just try to solve this
[01:23] <jrib> yhusha: current directory
[01:24] <RJ45-Q> Awk9000: what?
[01:24] <mdspencer> jrib: Here is my /etc/apt/sources.list file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1395872/
[01:24] <Awk9000> your handle == dank
[01:25] <verempuan> I have setting a ubuntu apache with https ssl
[01:25] <jrib> mdspencer: pastebin output of: sudo apt-get update && apt-cache policy gnome-boxes
[01:25] <verempuan> and i get this when i visit https://localhost
[01:25] <verempuan> Secure Connection Failed
[01:25] <verempuan>
[01:25] <verempuan>
[01:25] <verempuan>
[01:25] <verempuan>
[01:25] <verempuan>
[01:25] <FloodBot1> verempuan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:25] <RJ45-Q> verempuan: you installed those 2 packages on that blog too?
[01:25] <Awk9000> well was hoping to find some peeps who could give me some suggestions recompiling the kernel with mac80211 and cfg80211 set to module?
[01:25] <RJ45-Q> 'personal file sharing' < preferences < system: I was able to get work via a hack somebody here told me, but now it won't let me set a password, whenever I try setting a password it just defaults to what appears to be a random 4 digit password, please help me fix this!
[01:25] <Awk9000> any kernel folks around for a quick question?
[01:26] <RJ45-Q> (it defaults on exit)
[01:26] <Awk9000> fuck it, this channel is useless
[01:26] <OerHeks> mdspencer, gnome-boxes is only available for amd64, according to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-boxes
[01:27] <RJ45-Q> Awk9000 has a point, 90% of the time this chan sucks
[01:27] <verempuan> 0.0
[01:27] <verempuan> ?
[01:27] <mdspencer> OerHeks: Ubuntu or hardware? My computer is amd64.
[01:27] <aniasis> how do I check to see what is listening at specific ports?
[01:27] <yhusha> not seeing them there is there a a was to purge files from wget
[01:28] <RJ45-Q> over 80% of statistics are made up on the spot, but mine are usually as close to real as you can get
[01:28] <OerHeks> mdspencer, ubuntu 64 bit.
[01:28] <mdspencer> OerHeks, jrib: Thanks for your help!
[01:28] <OerHeks> mdspencer, odd that there is no 32 bit version..
[01:29] <dartos> I am pretty new to ubuntu (I use fedora mainly) but does apt-get have a kind of search command? kind of like yum does
[01:29] <jrib> !apt | dartos
[01:29] <rfultz> trying to figure out why my wireless is running so slow I put the debug output on this link but noones on forums https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/215513
[01:30] <dartos> Can't you just tell me what this one command is?
[01:30] <jrib> yhusha: it's not clear what you are trying to accomplish
[01:30] <RJ45-Q> I can access files I share over network if they're marked as guest, but my protected files I can't 'cos the password default in settings on exit!, PLEASE HELP!!!
[01:30] <jrib> dartos: apt-cache search.  See ubottu to learn how to use apt
[01:30] <dartos> jrib: thanks that's all i needed
[01:30] <rfultz> keep disconnecting Dx
[01:31] <yhusha> compiling the initng file for 12.04
[01:31] <jrib> aniasis: you can use netstat or lsof for example
[01:31] <jrib> yhusha: I don't see how that's related to what you're asking about...
[01:32] <rfultz>  can anyone help with the wireless problem? :(
[01:32] <yhusha> their tutorial didn;t say not to get a certain file that was not neaded though it was listed
[01:32] <jrib> !helpme | rfultz
[01:32] <yhusha> so purging it sounded like a nice idea
[01:33] <aniasis> So I have dovecot and it is supposedly running but I don't see it as a running process nor is it listening to a port
[01:33] <jrib> yhusha: why are you even bothering with init-ng?
[01:34] <jrib> aniasis: see if https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dovecot is helpful
[01:34] <RJ45-Q> I've been waiting about 20minutes for help, repeated my question about 3 times!, if I get nothing, you get nothing!
[01:34] <dr_willis> how nice.
[01:34] <jrib> RJ45-Q: please stay on-topic
[01:34] <Spr1ng> rage
[01:34] <RJ45-Q> I can access files I share over network if they're marked as guest, but my protected files I can't 'cos the password default in settings on exit!, PLEASE HELP!!!
[01:34] <yhusha> looking for a faster boot
[01:34] <RJ45-Q> 'personal file sharing' < preferences < system: I was able to get work via a hack somebody here told me, but now it won't let me set a password, whenever I try setting a password it just defaults to what appears to be a random 4 digit password, please help me fix this!
[01:35] <RJ45-Q> jrib: I am.
[01:35] <jrib> RJ45-Q: "I've been waiting ..." was not appropriate
[01:35] <Spr1ng> very inappropriate
[01:35] <RJ45-Q> jrib: how so?
[01:35] <Spr1ng> almost implying like we're getting paid
[01:35] <RJ45-Q> Spr1ng: how so?
[01:36] <jrib> RJ45-Q: it's rude and more importantly has nothing to do with an actual support question.  Let's move on please...
[01:36] <RJ45-Q> I'm not implying that, I'm just saying, if I could help, and this was you!, I'd help by now.
[01:36] <RJ45-Q> ???
[01:36] <Spr1ng> This isn't the way IRC works pal.
[01:36] <yhusha> using whats called a short passwd 4 digits will default into a passwd that cant be changed
[01:36] <Juanopsy> hola
[01:36] <RJ45-Q> I'm not trying to be rude
[01:36] <yhusha> been through that with ubuntu befr
[01:36] <rfultz>  Anyone able to help with ath9k intermittent connectivity problems (wirelesss) more specifically ar9287 in ubuntu 12.04 it lags has high invalid miscs and varying bit rates and link quality
[01:37] <RJ45-Q> I use an 8 digit password, it defaults.
[01:37] <yhusha> hmm
[01:37] <invisibleheero> Guys I have a question regarding ubuntu. I have a grub rescue issue and I can't boot up. can I use a linux mint cd to install grub?
[01:37] <dr_willis> cant say ive  ever used that feature. i just set up samba  as i need
[01:37] <jrib> invisibleheero: should work
[01:37] <RJ45-Q> worst thing is that@ don't know what it defaults to!
[01:37] <invisibleheero> I don't have any cd/dvds  or usbs sadly to try
[01:37] <dr_willis> invisibleheero: it should wok
[01:37] <RJ45-Q> I*
[01:37] <hata> * this state
[01:38] <dr_willis> work
[01:38] <yhusha> what about network boot
[01:38] <RJ45-Q> network boot?
[01:38] <invisibleheero> I also have a ubuntu 10.04 one too.  if that helps better. I'm on ubuntu 12.10 though
[01:38] <verempuan> hei
[01:38] <Juanopsy> Hi all, thanks for the help...
[01:38] <abhijeet> hi
[01:38] <doomlord> does windows 8 do anything to try and defeat linux intsalls/dualbooting etc... or does ubuntu work fine alongside win8
[01:38] <yhusha> network install
[01:38] <invisibleheero> http://askubuntu.com/questions/169600/fix-grub2-after-installing-ubuntu-12-04/173177 that's the issue I'm having
[01:38] <verempuan> i have write to pastebin
[01:38] <verempuan> help help :D
[01:38] <invisibleheero> yhusha, not sure how to do that
[01:38] <verempuan> http://pastebin.com/Tvkksbwx
[01:39] <RJ45-Q> yhusha: like PXE?, what does that have-to-do with Samba?
[01:39] <jrib> verempuan: you're more likely to get help if you just ask your actual question (on one line) and include your pastebin on the same line
[01:39] <doomlord> the q is x86; (but i dont think you'll ever get lniux on win8RT arm hardware?)
[01:40] <invisibleheero> dr_jesus, jrib  Do I follow the steps in that article even though it's Linux Mint?
[01:40] <verempuan> JRIB : FloodBot1> You can now speak again. Please ask your question, giving the relevant Pastebin URL.
[01:40] <jrib> invisibleheero: should work
[01:40] <invisibleheero> dr_willis, **
[01:40] <dr_willis> invisibleheero:  try them and see..... ;-)
[01:41] <verempuan> kurang ngerti boso inggris rek :(
[01:41] <invisibleheero> dr_willis, umm.. I can't loose the information on the disk so it's imperitive that it works
[01:41] <Juanopsy> I have some problem... my ubuntu 12.04 freezes randomly... made a mem test and it's ok... any idea on how to fix it?
[01:41] <hata> method
[01:41] <rfultz>  Does anyone know how to load from an actual physical harddrive like another partition in VBox?
[01:42] <dr_willis> invisibleheero:  use the live cd and BACK UP the imporntant stuff. is a good idea
[01:42] <verempuan> I'll try find answer on google first. thanks before :D
[01:42] <verempuan> :)
[01:42] <invisibleheero> dr_willis, I get "cannot find a device for /boot/grub  (is /dev mounted?)
[01:43] <dr_willis> rfultz:  i recall the vbix docs mentioning how.. with  big warnings to not do it. ;-)
[01:43] <WeThePeople> does ubuntu partitioned to the C: drive if it is installed first before windows?
[01:43] <RJ45-Q> how do I fix my problem?, I've tried google to no avail!
[01:43] <WeThePeople> is*
[01:43] <dr_willis> invisibleheero: id suggest that boot-repair tool mentoned on the ybuntu help pages
[01:44] <rfultz> dr_willis big warnings are for losers lol I ran backtrack from win8 all the time on vbox when it was already installed on hd
[01:44] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, whats the prob?
[01:44] <RJ45-Q> 'personal file sharing' < preferences < system: I was able to get work via a hack somebody here told me, but now it won't let me set a password, whenever I try setting a password it just defaults to what appears to be a random 4 digit password, please help me fix this!
[01:44] <RJ45-Q> I always try setting it to an 8 digit pass, fail.
[01:45] <rfultz> mmm laggg
[01:45] <RJ45-Q> *Samba*
[01:45] <invisibleheero> dr_willis, I can do this from linux mint right?
[01:45] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, idk about samba, maybe a chroot will help?
[01:45] <RJ45-Q> ???
[01:46] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, do you use your root pass or did you set a pass for samba
[01:46] <|Slacker|> how can I make auto dim work in Precise?
[01:47] <RJ45-Q> WeThePeople: I try setting an 8 digit password, but on exit of preferences, it just reverts to some sort of default.
[01:49] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, check the samaba config files
[01:50] <RJ45-Q> WeThePeople: I shouldn't have-to do that, but none-the-liess, where are htey?
[01:50] <RJ45-Q> they*
[01:51] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1065675.html   the config files might be in your home dir, when in your home dir, do a ctrl+h to see hidden dirs
[01:52] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, look for smb.conf
[01:52] <yhusha_> with a cpu that supports hyper treading the systems sees it as 2 cores does that mean it would be safe to Run boot-time scripts in parallel
[01:52] <dr_willis> you could try  sudo smboasswd usernsme    to set  a samba password
[01:53] <dr_willis> smbpasswd
[01:53] <yhusha_> oh and dr willes the network install thing was not about  the samba issue
[01:53] <dr_willis> yhusha_:  upstart alleeady does that i belive
[01:53] <RJ45-Q> WeThePeople: I went into /home/---- did a search, found no smb.conf
[01:54] <yhusha_> ah ok
[01:54] <RJ45-Q> hidden files where shown
[01:54] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, see dr_willis comment
[01:54] <dr_willis>   /etc/samba/smb.conf  for system wide samba shares
[01:54] <lng> Hi! How to switch to another mirrors? I have errors like 'W: Failed to fetch http://sg.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/InRelease'?
[01:55] <RJ45-Q> uck, I could've done it through the command-line before, I used a hack to get the preferences working because I want a GUI! X.X
[01:55] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, i am sure that is a sudo smbpasswd username
[01:55] <dr_willis> user defined shares are in /var/ somewhere
[01:55] <invisibleheero> dr_willis++
[01:55] <invisibleheero> YOU....ARE...AMAZING
[01:55] <dr_willis> invisibleheero:  huh? ;-)
[01:56] <rfultz> is there a ubuntu equivalent to net view from windows?
[01:56] <invisibleheero> dr_willis, you know what I'm talking about haha. I appreciate the suggestion of boot-repair it gave me grub back
[01:56] <RJ45-Q> WeThePeople: Retype new SMB password:
[01:56] <RJ45-Q> Failed to find entry for user username.
[01:56] <RJ45-Q> ^^is what I got
[01:56] <dr_willis> i tend to edit smb.conf and enable user home shares. i rarely use user defined shares
[01:57] <invisibleheero> http://paste2.org/p/2536946
[01:57] <WeThePeople> rj45-q, idk about samaba
[01:57] <dr_willis> RJ45-Q: what username did you use?
[01:57] <WeThePeople> see dr willis comments
[01:57] <invisibleheero> trying to boot Windows firrst to make sure nothing went funky
[01:58] <RJ45-Q> I replaced 'username' with my username, I think it worked, brb
[01:58] <dr_willis> ;-)
[01:58] <RJ45-Q> 'yup
[01:59] <RJ45-Q> but what about the GUI I like to use?
[01:59] <RJ45-Q> I hate commands I can't remember!
[01:59] <RJ45-Q> :(
[02:01] <zerothis> lubuntu 12.10 here. I can't seem to get multitouch working. my screen does not appear in gpointing-device-settings
[02:05] <dr_willis> i renember commands and hate sear hing  the gui.....
[02:06] <dr_willis> been using samba for years with no gui config tools.
[02:06] <SolarisB1y> i thought the linux kernels only supported the simple touch interface stuff and dont do to well on multi axis input
[02:06] <dr_willis> bbl
[02:06] <SolarisB1y> commands are easy to remember - gui hard
[02:07] <Shiven> is pulse +alsa dmix still the prefererred way of fixing mixing stream issues, or has pulse developed a new way of handling it?
[02:11] <hrolf> Hi #ubuntu, my touchpad has apparently stopped working, what should I do?
[02:12] <hrolf> Was working fine till yesterday and suddenly now it is not working
[02:13] <Shiven> hrolf: have you determined if its actually working?
[02:13] <Shiven> hrolf: try loading the livecd and see if it works there
[02:14] <hrolf> Shiven: It was working fine till yesterday, now I bootup and it is suddenly not working
[02:14] <JonathanDawdy> Hello anyone here who can help me with a windows ishue.
[02:14] <seednode> Um...
[02:14] <seednode> You're kinda in #ubuntu
[02:14] <Gnea> JonathanDawdy: this is #ubuntu, not ##windows
[02:14] <Shiven> JonathanDawdy: format. solution found.
[02:15] <Gnea> and don't forget to partition
[02:15] <hrolf> Shiven: Yesterday it stopped working then I exec the commands "modprobe -r psmouse" and "modprobe psmouse proto=imps"
[02:15] <JonathanDawdy> I know this happend after ubuntu came. so obviusly it involves ubuntu.
[02:15] <hrolf> and it started working again, but then scrolling was not working
[02:15] <user123abc> the X button closes the window, the thing that looks like a line minimizes it
[02:15] <Atlantean> JonathanDawdy microsoft has ties with google, so you can google it
[02:15] <hrolf> and now I start and it is not even moving
[02:15] <Atlantean> however feel free to ask away
[02:15] <user123abc> if you click on the top bar and move the mouse around, the window moves
[02:15] <Gnea> JonathanDawdy: well until you explain the whole issue, we can only assume that you meant it for ##windows
[02:15] <JonathanDawdy> I tried, why do you think im here
[02:16] <Gnea> JonathanDawdy: most people are lazy and won't google first.
[02:16] <Shiven> hrolf: i'd start by checking it wasn't physically damaged (ie livecd) just so you don't go down the (frustrating) path of hacking up an xconfig to find its dead. Whilst it sounds like its just intermittant, its to save time long term :)
[02:16] <Atlantean> gnea its harder to connect on freenode than to google ;p
[02:16] <Shiven> JonathanDawdy: most people would've said the issue by now
[02:16] <Atlantean> plus that
[02:16] <JonathanDawdy> OK whole isshue when loading windows7 its startes to loud the drivers(right before login but after windows logo screen)
[02:16] <Shiven> JonathanDawdy: and we'll know if its to do with ubuntu or not
[02:16] <JonathanDawdy> And it freazes
[02:17] <Gnea> Atlantean: I have to type 4 things and press enter to get here.  I have to type 10 things and press enter to get to google.com :-)
[02:17] <Shiven> JonathanDawdy: thats outside of the scope of this channel, if you get to a bootscreen at all, you've left ubuntu
[02:17] <Atlantean> i have to open mirc and press 1 button to get here ;p
[02:17] <JonathanDawdy> This has been happening more and more since i got ubuntu.
[02:17] <Gnea> of course, since I use Google Chrome, typing 'go' is sufficient, so yes, it IS easier to get to google than it is to get here.
[02:18] <Atlantean> i hate chrome, firefox for the win
[02:18] <Atlantean> customized little bit ofc
[02:18] <hrolf> Shiven: is it necessasry that I check with LiveCD, how about I test it and see if it is working in Windows?
[02:18] <jason> o/
[02:18] <Gnea> JonathanDawdy: well, have you tried booting into safe mode?
[02:18] <Shiven> hrolf: also works, i don't have windows so livecd was first thought :p
[02:18] <JonathanDawdy> ya
[02:18] <Gnea> JonathanDawdy: this really *is* a problem for ##windows to handle
[02:18] <JonathanDawdy> oh fine
[02:19] <Shiven> JonathanDawdy: you'll have to remove your windows partition and reinstall...
[02:19] <hrolf> Shiven: Alright, thanks, let me reboot.
[02:19] <Atlantean> to me sounds like you have corrupt windows files required to start
[02:19] <Gnea> he left
[02:19] <Atlantean> true that ;p
[02:19] <Shiven> getting back to my issue, anyone familiar with pulseaudio and it generally being a pain in the arse? :P
[02:20] <Atlantean> my vaio must hate ubuntu ;p
[02:20] <roasted> Question - anybody know of a way to record RTSP streams?
[02:20] <Atlantean> ubuntu on my laptop its like swimming from london to usa than taking the plane
[02:21] <Shiven> Atlantean: tried a more lightweight distro?
[02:21] <Shiven> Atlantean: cause its sortof wierd if its running slow, ubuntu isn't -that- bloated
[02:21] <Atlantean> i've tried almost every linux distro from ubuntu to slackware and ark ;)
[02:21] <seednode> I liked Arch, personally.
[02:22] <Shiven> intriguing, i'd love to have a strike at that lol
[02:22] <Atlantean> still you have to setup everything from the scratch which i love
[02:22] <Atlantean> i like to know what's my computer is running
[02:22] <Shiven> i'm running chakra right now (arch variant) with very little support... i knew ubuntu used pulse so i came here lol
[02:22] <Atlantean> and the kind of exposure
[02:22] <Atlantean> but ofc ubuntu has a strong cumminity behind it
[02:23] <Atlantean> so its kind the only path if you want it for general use
[02:23] <Shiven> Atlantean: thats exactly why i wouldn't use ubuntu on a production machine... but each to their own
[02:23] <bug-traq> linux is made up for all kinds of uses
[02:23] <hrolf> Shiven: Back. Checked and it is working fine in Windows.
[02:23] <frankko> Hell yeah! "Killingfloor" works on linux =)
[02:24] <frankko> got it from steam
[02:24] <Atlantean> the only issue with linux is the drivers
[02:24] <hrolf> Shiven: Actually, it works fine until I login, after which it stops working.
[02:24] <Atlantean> creative drivers tbexact
[02:24] <hrolf> Shiven: It was moving in the login screen but as soon I logged in, it stops..
[02:24] <Shiven> hrolf: drop back to console, and install gpm. see if its working in console
[02:24] <frankko> Atlantean, Atleast linus now has a lot better support for nvidia cards than windows xp and vista
[02:24] <Shiven> hrolf: oh nvm i'll bet i know what it is
[02:24] <frankko> linux*
[02:25] <Atlantean> yeap
[02:25] <Shiven> hrolf: you're using default unity / gnome2? or a kde variant?
[02:25] <Atlantean> but i am still researching for eizo monitor drivers
[02:25] <Atlantean> i am thinking of writing them on my own
[02:25] <hrolf> Shiven: default unity
[02:25] <Gnea> well you don't HAVE to have pulseaudio running or even installed... although, unity and gnome tend to prefer it
[02:25] <hrolf> 12.04
[02:27] <hrolf> Shiven: xinput shows it has detected an ALPS DualPoint Touchpad
[02:27] <bug-traq> i am partial to flux , it is quick and reliable so far , for what i use it for
[02:27] <Shiven> hrolf, check your private messages
[02:27] <hrolf> Shiven: how?
[02:28] <Atlantean> anyone used tails distro?
[02:28] <bug-traq> naa
[02:28] <hrolf> Shiven: ops sorry
[02:29] <zoktar> 12.10, somehow the crash dialogues that lead to sending/ showing discriptions of the crash and opening launchpad to fill out the report has gotten clogged, most of the time it wont "relaunch" the application either. any known issue?
[02:31] <bug-traq> any linux users in here , do any pentesting
[02:32] <Gnea> I prefer E17... it's light and fast enough
[02:32] <almoxarife> zoktar: what app?
[02:32] <Gnea> bug-traq: what kind of 'pen'?
[02:32] <bug-traq> penetration testing on web servers and apps
[02:32] <hatsaresilly> I could use some help with compiz, is this the right place to ask?
[02:33] <bug-traq> compiz , depends on what kind of video card you are running
[02:33] <hatsaresilly> It's a radeon
[02:33] <bug-traq> you have ubuntu tweak installed ??/
[02:34] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: how about the obvious question, what about compiz is the issue?
[02:34] <zoktar> almoxarife, well, normally atleast what i rememberd is when an app  crashes you are presented with a dialogue about the crash, and if i want to send a report, etc etc and then eventually send you to launchpad with the details, to select to make the crash report, but i never get to launchpad and most of the time it doenst "relaunc" the app when selected
[02:34] <hatsaresilly> no, here's the deal. Everything was working fine. Except for remotely logging in with ultraVNC. It would only show the first frame.
[02:35] <almoxarife> zoktar: what app?
[02:35] <hatsaresilly> I ran into this before and the solution was to disable effects.
[02:35] <zoktar> almoxarife,  hmm any of them really.
[02:35] <zoktar> almoxarife, yes all of them
[02:36] <bug-traq> that is basically all compiz is , its for special effects  na dit all depends on the kind and size of the video card
[02:36] <hatsaresilly> This time I was using the latest version of Ubuntu and couldn't disable the effects, so I got the compizconfig thing and disabled a bunch of stuff, probably opengl in the process.
[02:36] <almoxarife> zoktar: alrighty
[02:36] <hatsaresilly> Now I cant see any windows or anything just the desktop background.
[02:36] <zoktar> almoxarife, can i like clear the crash cache or something if its clogged up somehow?
[02:37] <hatsaresilly> I can still get to shell, and the system runs fine other than that.
[02:38] <bug-traq> hey hatsaresilly , did you remove it through the repository or in the software-center , or just from the settings screen ???
[02:38] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: sounds like you clobbered the compiz settings, compiz is a user app or system? lets assume user, delete your compiz config folder within user space
[02:39] <bug-traq> thats why i use linux maverick , it doesnt have to have all the bells and whistles the other distros have or need
[02:39] <hatsaresilly> Hmm, ok. Where exactly would that be almoxarife?
[02:39] <hatsaresilly> I didn't remove compiz bug-traq, almoxarife is right, I clobbered some settings.
[02:40] <kevinc> hi
[02:41] <kevinc> I have a home server thats going to be running sabnzbd, transmission, nfs, samba, etc, only going to be used for a few hours  a day.  I don't mind using WOL, is there an easy to way to hibernate/suspend the server when there is little network activity or something to that extent?
[02:41] <almoxarife> zoktar: you got bigger problems if all your apps crash, but you could un-install the 'reporting' facility, not sure what it is, still leaves you with apps crashing though, you should look at /var/log/syslog for something obvious why all the crashes
[02:43] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: i run KDE, i dont have compiz
[02:44] <hatsaresilly> ok, what about user space. That's the part I'm not sure i understand. You mean /usr ?
[02:44] <hatsaresilly> or /home or something/
[02:44] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: no, your /home/somename/
[02:44] <hatsaresilly> ok
[02:45] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: /.config?
[02:45] <hatsaresilly> probably that or .compiz or something
[02:45] <hatsaresilly> i'm looking now
[02:45] <hatsaresilly> how do you get ls to show hidden directories?
[02:45] <hatsaresilly> nvm
[02:46] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: sub /compiz or /.compiz is a good place to look
[02:46] <hatsaresilly> -a
[02:48] <tempspace> Does anybody have 12.04 installed on a C602 chipset?
[02:48] <B0101> Hi, whenever I try to download something from the ubuntu software center or update my system, it reports that it failed to download packages and asks me to check my connection. how can I fix that?
[02:49] <hatsaresilly> Ok, so there is a .config/compiz-1/compizconfig/config and its only contents are [general] profile= integration=true
[02:49] <almoxarife> B0101: how are you connected
[02:49] <B0101> almoxarife: I am connected by a wireless access point, leading to the modem
[02:49] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: so go the next step, purge compiz and re-install?
[02:50] <hatsaresilly> I will try that.
[02:50] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: do you need compiz?
[02:50] <hatsaresilly> kinda
[02:50] <hatsaresilly> i think?
[02:50] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: ah
[02:50] <hatsaresilly> I need to be able to see the desktop, but i dont need effects
[02:51] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: unless you need glitz on the desktop you dont need it
[02:51] <hatsaresilly> ok then no i dont need it
[02:51] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: if you dont have it, vnc may not act up\
[02:51] <hatsaresilly> I could almost run this thing headless, but I'm not quite comfortable enough yet for that.
[02:52] <hatsaresilly> You are probably right about that. VNC doesn't seem to like compiz
[02:52] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: i opt for the lesser headless, ssh with x, works for me
[02:53] <almoxarife> B0101: if you are having connection issues then you should see it with other apps, like the browser, do you have problems with the browser?
[02:53] <B0101> almoxarife: Nope, the browser works as per normal
[02:54] <almoxarife> B0101: where are you downloading updates from, the mirror you chose is?
[02:55] <kevinc> anybody have a suspend from network inactivity script they want to share?
[02:56] <B0101> almoxarife: my computer uses: sg.archive.ubuntu.com
[02:57] <almoxarife> B0101: choose a more common mirror, try us.archive.......... , as a test, if it works then dont use 'sg'
[03:00] <B0101> almoxarife: Nope, the browser works as per normal
[03:00] <RJ45-Q> I have recently gathered the cash together to FINALLY revampt my LAN, I got a new Gigabit Switch, and a Wifi Router I changed the settings on to use as an Access Point... ANYWAYS, now I have my beautiful network set-up, I wanna do cool stuff with it! here's what I need YOUR help with:, I have an Android phone, and I wanna be able to turn off my Ubuntu computer remotely by using the Android phone, how could I do this?
[03:00] <almoxarife> B0101: browser?
[03:01] <RJ45-Q> revamp*
[03:01] <researcher123> is it possible to know the INTERNET log of a complete month which can show total download size on my pc ?
[03:01] <B0101> almoxarife: If you mean my browser, it is Mozilla Firefox
[03:02] <Rayeta76> hola buenas noches
[03:02] <RJ45-Q> any suggestions?
[03:03] <Rayeta76> help me whit Unetbootin
[03:03] <almoxarife> B0101: no, i mean that browser is not the issue i was talking about last, the install/update mirror is related to your issue, 'cant download updates'
[03:03] <msx> Rayeta76: *with
[03:03] <msx> Rayeta76: what's your prob?
[03:04] <Rayeta76> when I want to record an image I can not explore all of my pc disks
[03:04] <hatsaresilly> Hmm, removing and reinstalling compiz didn't change anything.
[03:04] <msx> Rayeta76: do you wanna come to ubuntu-es?
[03:04] <almoxarife> RJ45-Q: install sshd on host, install ssh on android, contact host via ssh, done
[03:05] <Rayeta76> yes
[03:05] <kevinc> RJ45-Q setup WOL on your android with an app to send the magic packet and configure your router if you want to send it from outside the lan, if not set it up in your bios to enable wol
[03:05] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: the settings are within your userspace then, a purge would have wiped the system settings
[03:06] <B0101> almoxarife: sorry about that, but I don't get what you mean by your last message, could your re-write it?
[03:06] <hatsaresilly> ok
[03:06] <xilus> Hello buntu irc.
[03:07] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: the settings are within your userspace then, a purge would have wiped the system settings, you said that your 'mirror' is 'sg.archive......' , change it to 'us.archive......'
[03:07] <xilus> oooouuu butntu.
[03:07] <hatsaresilly> Hmm, just tried purge.  The purge didn't seem to do anything different.
[03:12] <SolarisB1y> im running 12.04 with default window manager setup lightdm unity
[03:12] <xilus> Yea I think MSDOS is kinda lame I'm so lost and confused right now
[03:13] <xilus> and I spent $300 on Windows I'm such an idiot
[03:13] <zoktar> almoxarife, hmm it might have just been silent bugreports, i was used to having to identify and select if my bug was an already existing one or if it was a new one on launchpad, but i guess that default changed at some point, you are now no longer taken to launchpad to fill out a proper report anymore by default?.
[03:13] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: un-install compiz completely, via purge, run it without compiz, does issue disappear?
[03:13] <hatsaresilly> Ah, ok. One moment.
[03:14] <xilus> Well Microsoft gives a lot of money to CS Research
[03:14] <xilus> not sure if they have contracted Ubuntu
[03:14] <koken> !sh
[03:14] <almoxarife> zoktar: i dont mean to be facious, i use kde, i rarely see a crash, i dont know what to tell you
[03:14] <xilus> and it always seems like money is the downfall of everyone
[03:14] <xilus> I hate money
[03:15] <hatsaresilly> Nope, same thing still.
[03:15] <IdleOne> !ot
[03:15] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: its not compiz then
[03:15] <SolarisB1y> !awesome
[03:15] <hatsaresilly> It happend right after I was messing with compizconfig-settings-manager.
[03:16] <xilus> I'm going to #offtopic
[03:16] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: it only happens via vnc connection?
[03:16] <hatsaresilly> no, no. I'm not even using vnc right now
[03:16] <hatsaresilly> VNC was just the reason I got into this mess.
[03:16] <B0101> almoxarife: Nope, it does not work, even when I change it to us.archive.ubuntu.com
[03:17] <almoxarife> hatsaresilly: look at the log /var/log/Xorg.0.log and syslog while at it
[03:17] <hatsaresilly> K, checking now.
[03:18] <RJ45-Q> anyone here recommend any free Android SSH apps?
[03:18] <almoxarife> B0101: open a terminal, run this, 'sudo apt-get install pastebinit'
[03:19] <almoxarife> B0101: then run in terminal, 'sudo apt-get update | pastebinit' , share the link
[03:19] <RJ45-Q> also I need to Symlink in Samba, but how?
[03:20] <almoxarife> bbl
[03:20] <robertzaccour> Is there an ndiswrapper .deb file I can download? My laptop network and wireless drivers don't work in Linux and I wanna try ndiswrapper and see how that goes.
[03:22] <B0101> almoxarife: The install completed successfully
[03:24] <B0101> almoxarife: The link: http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ quantal/main pastebinit all 1.3-2ubuntu3
[03:25] <Icehawk78> Hi, I'm having an issue with my laptop being unable to scan or connect to the 5 GHz band of my wireless router. I have an Intel Centrino 1000 internal wireless card, and was able to successfully connect to the 5 GHz network on the same computer under windows. Any recommendations?
[03:26] <robertzaccour> ?
[03:31] <Shiven> anyone familiar with pulseaudio?
[03:32] <travisivart190> hello all
[03:33] <travisivart190> quick question, sorry i'm so unknowledgable. I'm mounted on a liveCD and just want to format the entire drive.
[03:34] <travisivart190> i've tried to figure out where the drive is, but i'm not sure where media is located when you're booting from a disk
[03:37] <wearpants> what's the preferred variant for running Ubuntu as a Virtualbox guest?
[03:40] <RJ45-Q> Remote Desktop has SOOO much LAG!, I don't understand as my whole wired network is Gigabit, and System Monitor barely registers a 10% load!, why is Remote Desktop being so laggy, and how can I make is flow like a streaming video?
[03:40] <frodus> Hi, I'm looking into using preseed to install some ubuntu servers automaticly. Is this the correct channel for that, or could someone please help me find that channel?
[03:41] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: using Unity?
[03:41]  * buysz
[03:41] <RJ45-Q> Gnome Ubuntu 10.04, both machines, although one is running UNR.
[03:41] <RJ45-Q> why?
[03:42] <buysz> hello
[03:42] <Gnea> well, since 12.04 is the new LTS, that's generally what most people use.
[03:42] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: do you have the desktop effects turned on at all?
[03:43] <buysz> The first time you use irc
[03:43] <gulag2012> I'm new to linux. Is it true that 10.04 is the best version on resources?
[03:43] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: there still should be a solution to 10.04!, I mean, 10.04 is not SOO old!
[03:43] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: barely any
[03:43] <Gnea> !10.04
[03:43] <Gnea> so yeah, we do still support it :)
[03:43] <RJ45-Q> just moving the mouse in Remote Desktop, is, like, 1.5FPS!
[03:44] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: weird... does that happen for any remote session or just the one host?
[03:44] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: I tried once with a computer (that is now stored in a shed) and same crap.
[03:44] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: also, what software are you using to perform remote connections?
[03:45] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: the default installed one, Vinagre
[03:45] <Gnea> gulag2012: not sure what you mean by 'best version on resources'
[03:45] <Gnea> oh, the gnome-based one
[03:45] <RJ45-Q> lol
[03:45] <RJ45-Q> is that bad? :D
[03:46] <Gnea> the one that uses, you know, a billion different resources when it doesn't really have to ;)
[03:46] <RJ45-Q> haha!, well I wouldn't know! :P
[03:46] <Gnea> let's see here...
[03:46] <RJ45-Q> what do you think would work better?
[03:47] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: rdesktop might work
[03:47] <RJ45-Q> is it GUI?
[03:47] <RJ45-Q> or CMD?
[03:48] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: it is GUI
[03:48] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: freerdp-x11 might be something to try as well
[03:49] <gulag2012> Did you guys here that sometime around 2014 will be the last standalone chip that Intel plans to make?
[03:49] <Gnea> gulag2012: there's already arm ports
[03:49] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: it says "a later version is already installed! wtf!?!
[03:49] <RJ45-Q> where?
[03:50] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: just open a terminal and type: rdesktop
[03:50] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: sorry, I thought rdesktop was GUI... I was wrong
[03:50] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: I did, and it just blurted out a loada random what appears to be some sorta MAN page.
[03:50] <RJ45-Q> X.X
[03:51] <RJ45-Q> I need GUI ONLY!
[03:51] <RJ45-Q> please
[03:51] <RJ45-Q> freerdp-x11 you say?
[03:51] <RJ45-Q> is that GUI?
[03:51] <Gnea> yeah
[03:51] <yenom> RJ45-Q: Use a GUI terminal...?
[03:51] <Gnea> well it says x11
[03:52] <Gnea>  This package contains the X11 based client.
[03:52] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: I'm gonna go with "yeah"
[03:52] <RJ45-Q> Gnea: there is only a version for 11.10 and above :(
[03:52] <RJ45-Q> anything else?
[03:52] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: oh. perhapas there's a PPA
[03:52] <Gnea> *perhaps
[03:52] <Gnea> !ppa
[03:56] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: yup, there is one: https://launchpad.net/~global2000/+archive/freerdp-stable
[03:56] <Gnea> !addppa | RJ45-Q
[03:56] <Gnea> RJ45-Q: once you add that, then you can install freerdp via apt
[03:56] <Icehawk78> Is there a way to tell what options a kernel module currently has set?
[03:58] <RJ45-Q> I just found an unfortunately Gnome only (I hate Gnome only stuff) Remote Desktop viewer called 'Gnome-RDP', I'm gonna try that first.
[04:00] <yenom> RJ45-Q: There is x11vnc as well.
[04:00] <yenom> RJ45-Q: x11vnc / tightvnc
[04:05] <WeThePeople> is there anything lighter than lxde that i could log on to
[04:05] <tizz> hello everyone!
[04:06] <yenom> WeThePeople: You could just not use any DE at all.  (I use xfce and like it very much.)
[04:06] <yenom> lxde is pretty light.
[04:07] <mn2010> lxde is about as light as you get for a window manager
[04:07] <tizz> i am wonderig, is it possible, in ubuntu 12.10, to lock a .sh file to the launcher side bar permenantly?
[04:07] <tizz> i have tried to do so, but whenever i restart, it unlocks it
[04:08] <tizz> (wondering even)
[04:08] <yenom> WeThePeople: There is fluxbox
[04:10] <yenom> fluxbox is a little more complicated to configure, but it's got a very small footprint.  Actually, fluxbox is a Window Manager so...
[04:12] <trism> tizz: yes but you need to make a .desktop file for it, create it in ~/.local/share/applications/ and you can drag and drop it to the launcher (look in /usr/share/applications/ for examples)
[04:13] <yenom> WeThePeople: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox
[04:14] <tizz> thanks trism
[04:14] <tizz> !
[04:15] <BigfootItIs> so here's one... got some legacy hardware, getting an error of "lpc_ich 0000:0 ... I/O space for GPIO unitialized" -- is it a hardware issue?  the system hangs on trying to boot live cd, installer, anything.  this is the board: http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon800/E7320/X6DVL-EG.cfm single Xeon processor
[04:19] <BigfootItIs> anyone familiar with the "I/O space for GPIO unitialized" error on boot?
[04:20] <yenom> BigfootItIs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1035698
[04:21] <BigfootItIs> doesn't seem too documented, unless i'm missing something
[04:21] <yenom> BigfootItIs: I dono, just googled for it, that's what I found.
[04:22] <BigfootItIs> yeah, already been through plenty of that
[04:23] <RJ45-Q> Gnome-RDP made me have-to reboot 'cos of its rubbish Fullscreen, also it was very slow, I am now trying Remmina, it's a bit better than Vinegre, but still fairly laggy.
[04:23] <evilmoo> rubbish!
[04:23] <BigfootItIs> http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon800/E7320/X6DVL-EG.cfm -- this is the motherboard... maybe it's not compatible?
[04:24] <RJ45-Q> I really want to be able to Remote Desktop as-if I'm watching a Youtube video, I really want something a lot higher than about 2FPS!
[04:25] <yenom> BigfootItIs: Are you booting the 64bit install CD?
[04:25] <yenom> BigfootItIs: or 32bit?
[04:26] <almoxarife> RJ45-Q: its not going to happen, your connection type is problamatic
[04:27] <mn2010> yenom: i assume 32bit because the error was only reported on 32bit platforms
[04:27] <yenom> Anyone know of a video-conferencing app for LAN?  (Just for LAN use?)
[04:27] <RJ45-Q> almoxarife: how so?, it's Gogabit!
[04:27] <RJ45-Q> Gigabit*
[04:27] <yenom> mn2010: So, maybe BigfootItIs should try 64bit ?
[04:28] <mn2010> yenom: agree
[04:28] <aah> is it me or is the latest vlc version taking a much, much longer time to open on ubuntu 12.04?
[04:28] <almoxarife> RJ45-Q: what exactly are you wanting to retrive from the host ?
[04:28] <RJ45-Q> is it possible to VNC an Android Smartphone?
[04:29] <mn2010> yenom: should anyways, running server hardware on i386 is pointless. 4g> ram cap...
[04:29] <RJ45-Q> almoxarife: VNC
[04:29] <BigfootItIs> 64 bit
[04:29] <BigfootItIs> sorry stepped away for a sec.  this is the motherboard: http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon800/E7320/X6DVL-EG.cfm
[04:29] <hsp> so many people
[04:29] <almoxarife> RJ45-Q: ask the android people #android
[04:29] <mn2010> bigfootitis: seriously? - well do a text-mode install instead then(alternate install)
[04:29] <BigfootItIs> hahahha
[04:29] <RJ45-Q> almoxarife: okay, but what about the other Netbook I'm trying to VNC?
[04:30] <BigfootItIs> yeah this is kind of an out there project
[04:30] <BigfootItIs> i'm building this thing out of spare parts
[04:30] <RJ45-Q> almoxarife: I want video speed FPS, not 2FPS
[04:30] <BigfootItIs> mn2010 re: text mode install, would it crash starting X from the HD?
[04:30] <mn2010> bigfootitis: Thats my everyday projects :D - really though, ive still got a Proliant 2100 running Dual-Pentium 2's. so no worry's here
[04:31] <BigfootItIs> it only has one cpu in it
[04:31] <Ascavasaion> Skype will not detct my webcam, even though when I type lsusb it lists it.
[04:31] <BigfootItIs> and 2 GB RAM but I will upgrade that
[04:32] <mn2010> bigfootitis: dunno, to be honest. never owned that layout in my life. but it shouldnt.
[04:33] <almoxarife> Ascavasaion: lets assume google-chat does, what would you do?
[04:33] <BigfootItIs> that's so weird.  I wouldn't even know what to look at
[04:33] <mn2010> bigfootitis: i know, just for point comparison. and logical processors dont make a difference.
[04:33] <BigfootItIs> right
[04:33] <BigfootItIs> i'm running memtest right now
[04:33] <Ascavasaion> almoxarife: Um, try to get Skyp working because all my contacts use it :)
[04:33] <Ascavasaion> skype
[04:34] <mn2010> skype for linux = ANCIENT
[04:34] <almoxarife> Ascavasaion: do you have vlc installed?
[04:34] <hazardous> hi, question: how do i add multiple ipv6 addresses in ubuntu 12.04 lts
[04:34] <Ascavasaion> almoxarife: Nope.
[04:34] <hazardous> it's under "iface sixtun inet6 v4tunnel
[04:34] <mn2010> ever since Microsoft bought skype they dropped support for unix/bsd platforms
[04:35] <ozatomic> I have an iscsi disk connected to my machine and it is returning teh wrong system type in fdisk and will not mount says bad superblock. Is this fixable by manually changing teh system type for the partition somehow?
[04:35] <Tm_T> mn2010: no
[04:35] <Ascavasaion> almoxarife: Should I?
[04:35] <almoxarife> Ascavasaion: there must be a settings screen for skype, what options do you have for 'camera'?
[04:36] <Ascavasaion> almoxarife: None.  Skype dos not detct the camera, but lsusb shows that it is there.
[04:36] <mn2010> Bigfootitis: but you shouldnt have a issue running the alternate install. id suggest running the Server install. then just install you desktop platform(ubuntu-desktop, Kubuntu-desktop, Lubuntu-desktop, Xubuntu-desktop)
[04:36] <almoxarife> Ascavasaion: no setup area for the camera?
[04:36] <BigfootItIs> omg
[04:36] <almoxarife> Ascavasaion: in skype?
[04:36] <BigfootItIs> the f'ing fans on the power supply are stopped
[04:36] <BigfootItIs> fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
[04:36] <BigfootItIs> ok think I found the problem, haha
[04:37] <mn2010> Tm_T: yes, check releases from microsoft. They support the versions released BEFORE there purchase but are not updating the patform...
[04:37] <Ascavasaion> almoxarife: No camera in Skype
[04:37] <mn2010> lollko, that would be a issue...
[04:37] <Flannel> BigfootItIs: Please mind the language, thanks.
[04:37] <wyclif> what "language"?
[04:38] <BigfootItIs> I saw that on a rage comic somewhere once
[04:38] <almoxarife> rage comic? nevermind
[04:39] <wyclif> I'm very sure that 'fuuuuuuuuuuu' doesn't count as "language"
[04:39] <Flannel> wyclif: Yeah, it does.
[04:39] <iTiGO> bonjour a vous :) y'aurai t'il quelle q'un de disponible a cette heur tardive :)
[04:39] <wyclif> Flannel: seriously? seriously? :-0
[04:39] <Flannel> wyclif: Obfuscated swearing still is.
[04:40] <almoxarife> !fr
[04:40] <iTiGO> ok thanks you :)
[04:43] <almoxarife> !skype | Ascavasaion
[04:44] <clj_newb_2345> is there a way in ubuntu to tell the kerneep the cpu throttled? (i'm usng a laptop, and I'd prefer the CPU to remain slow enogh so that the fans don't loudly spin up)
[04:44] <Ascavasaion> almoxarife: So Skype will not work :(
[04:44] <luckyphuq> clj_newb_2345 you can throttle a process back using cpulimit
[04:47] <snowyrooftops> Ubuntu 12.04 always ran well for me... then I installed Chromium (browser, not the game) and it would cause the GUI to freeze occasionally. Bad Chromium!
[04:47] <snowyrooftops> I'd then Ctrl+F1 and shutdown -r now
[04:47] <Ascavasaion> Linux is amazing!  Skype worked fine, I unplugged everything on computer to move it and when I plugged it back in Skype stopped working.  WOW!!!  *sarcasm*
[04:48] <patr|ck> heh
[04:48] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, You mean it wouldn't connect again?
[04:49] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: No, Skype just does not detect the webcam "No devices found" in Skype's video options.
[04:49] <snowyrooftops> vinithra, Your nick reminds  me of Sinatra, the Ruby library
[04:50] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Do you have a built-in webcam or a USB webcam?
[04:50] <Ascavasaion> Snow-Man: USB... I have done the lsusb, it is there.
[04:51] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Oh. Perhaps closing Skype (not just minimize to tray) and starting it up again?
[04:51] <Ascavasaion> Snow-Man: Done that... and shutdown already.  Not working.
[04:52] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, if it worked once, it can work again
[04:52] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: It can I am sure hehehe  But not for me.
[04:52] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, uninstall, then re-install.... whatever config changed will get deleted and you can start off from scratch
[04:52] <Ascavasaion> I have realised that Linux and Windows are merging... They are both becoming "reinstall" operating systems.
[04:52] <BigC85> register maxpass85<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[04:53] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, ....assuming Linux uninstalls aren't junk like Windows, leaving bits behind
[04:53] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: :(  Okay, will try.
[04:53] <dr_willis> or just delete the users skype configs.....
[04:54] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: Too late, uninstalling.
[04:54] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Some apps store their settings in /var/something too
[04:54] <dr_willis> removeing a package vua apt will NOT tiuch the  users configs if they are the issue.
[04:54] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, assuming it isn't an admin-configured setting in /etc/something
[04:55] <dr_willis> then its a system config that may need p
[04:55] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Perhaps a file/folder named ".skype" or something similar in "~" ?
[04:55] <dr_willis>  tbe apt purge option
[04:55] <Ascavasaion> Oh goodie, another 37Mb download.
[04:56] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, delete the ".Skype" directory in home.
[04:56] <dr_willis> i dont use skype. i perfer google voice
[04:56] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, BTW, the "." prefix means you can't see it in the GUI
[04:56] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Command-line is the way to go :-)
[04:56] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: Yes, I deleted .skype folder.
[04:57] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: I would use it, but not everyone uses Google Video.
[04:57] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, What's your connection like, 37MB seems small for most folk.... I'm not most folk though :-(
[04:57] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, I have a Nokia N9 that supports Google Video but no Skype Video :-P
[04:57] <wubino> where can I read about making a indicator widget to be placed on the top along with email, networking, sound etc?
[04:57] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Apparently, they foresaw the Microsoft acquisition of Skype :-D
[04:57] <wubino> for Unity on 12.04
[04:58] <snowyrooftops> kracekumar__, Does your IRC client auto-connect?
[04:59] <trism> wubino: it is pretty easy if you just want an app indicator, http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/technologies/application-indicators/ (see for example the 40 line python example)
[04:59] <dr_willis> wubino:  the askubuntu.com site has a listing of indicator-applets. i recall some written in pyhon as a 'skeleton' apple for users to develop heir own applets with
[05:00] <almoxarife> Ascavasaion: heres a thought, install pidgin along with the skype plugin, install skype, use pidgin to control skype, pidgin does allow for setup of vid/voice
[05:00] <trism> wubino: full indicators are a bit more of a challenge, but if you just need the menu and the icon, app indicators will do
[05:00] <snowyrooftops> almoxarife, I wish IM apps wouldn't have the Skype dependency so I could have multiple Skype accounts on the computer
[05:01] <snowyrooftops> almoxarife, right now, if any of my devices go offline, I'd have to wait to buy a replacement device
[05:01] <nerd> what's the application of theoritical computer scinece ?? where will it be useful ??
[05:01] <snowyrooftops> nerd, Theoretical computer science is applied in computer programs :-)
[05:01] <mn2010> Ok WHY wont NTFS-3g FSTAB mount with exec!!!!
[05:01] <snowyrooftops> nerd, Data structures, algorithms
[05:02] <nerd> snowyrooftops: so as to learn progrmming it's better to learn TCS Right ?
[05:02] <nerd> programming system level softwares or an app .
[05:02] <dr_willis> mn2010:  the  ntfs-3g  homwpage/faq has example fstab entries i belive. could be you need to use the proper fmask/dmask/umask
[05:02] <snowyrooftops> mn2010, Perhaps you stabbed it too much :-P  Are you doing a mount -a? What do you mean by exec?
[05:03] <snowyrooftops> nerd, Yes, ideally
[05:03] <nerd> snowyrooftops: cool
[05:03] <snowyrooftops> nerd, Learning about LinkedLists minimizes your dependency on arrays
[05:04] <nerd> snowyrooftops: hmm..
[05:05] <nerd> snowyrooftops: do you know about any source or links to learn more about TCS ?
[05:05] <snowyrooftops> nerd, Udacity.com
[05:05] <rama> hi, i have this problem, i need exit x server of ubuntu 12.10 but i dont know how, sombody can help me?
[05:05] <dr_willis> rama:  sudo service lightdm stop
[05:05] <snowyrooftops> rama, You mean like Ctrl+F1?
[05:05] <BigC85> Hi all I am relatively  new to Ubuntu.  I've been using it for a year or so.  I'm really pasionate about helping the community or in any way I can.  never done any coding can't seem to hang of it any ideas on how I can help please let me know :)
[05:06] <nerd> thanks snowyrooftops :)
[05:06] <dr_willis> stopping lightdm stops X on a normal install.
[05:06] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, A lot of apps need testing, and we always need ideas for new software
[05:06] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, And you can always help with user interface design
[05:07] <dr_willis> !brainstoem
[05:07] <dr_willis> !brainstorm
[05:07] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, it is essentially like using DreamWeaver with a bit more structure
[05:07] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Good catch!
[05:08] <BigC85> snowyrooftops how do I help w/ testing? or ui design?
[05:08] <meowmeow> omg why there's a red icon on the top right corner ?
[05:08] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, Some open source projects are in need of UI designers
[05:08] <dr_willis> meowmeow:  because the  cat is on the keybord?
[05:08] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, Glade GTK is what you need to get started
[05:09] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, ....or the Qt or wxWidgets equivalent of Glade
[05:09] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Cat on the keyboard?
[05:09] <dr_willis> hdj snsjwyhdmdkkfmnnwjkekjdf    ;)
[05:10] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, And there's always a need for someone to try out some software to see if it breaks... testing it
[05:10] <dr_willis> i find beginneres are often very good at breaking things.
[05:10] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: uninstalled skype, deleting .Skype, and reinstalling Skype did nothing.
[05:11] <dr_willis> Ascavasaion:  other apps do see the webcam properly?
[05:11] <BigC85> lol dr_ willis snowyrooftops how do I get involved w/ software testing is the a group I need to sign up for
[05:12] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: No idea.  Also have no idea how to test, because this cheese I hear about online dies.
[05:12] <dr_willis> dies how? run it from erminal, look for errors. vlc can also show/use the webcam
[05:13] <mn2010> @drwillis/snowyrooftops: im currently using rw,dev,auto,users,umask=777,uid=1000,gid=1000,fmask=0111,dmask=0000,defaults,exec
[05:14] <Ascavasaion> Oh wonderful... Pidjin dos not open anymore either... Linux is the absolute bestest everestest!!
[05:14] <mn2010> drwillis/snowyrooftops: i need exec for running applications from a ntfs partition... storage space is limited and i store all my sourcecode on a ntfs partition and compile it from there...
[05:15] <Ascavasaion> Wonderful Linux says the following when running pidgin from the command line ... ERROR: Caught a segmentation fault while loading plugin file:/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstclutter.so
[05:15] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, did you upgrade any packages recently?
[05:15]  * Ascavasaion starts clapping rhythmically... join me guys... chant with me... Linux, Linux, Linux!!!
[05:16] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: No.
[05:16] <dr_willis> one way to not get support....
[05:16] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: True, but the frustration is enough to make one pull your hair out.
[05:17] <dr_willis> makes me wonder if you havend had so e hard drive/file curruption.
[05:17] <Ascavasaion> Ever since Linux 12.X they seem to have lost the plot.
[05:17] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: And I check that how?
[05:18] <mn2010> ubuntu 12.x i hope you mean... Linux is Ambiguous. theres 1000's of versions(distro's ) of linux
[05:18] <mn2010> id suggest reinstalling gstreamer myself...
[05:18] <blackshirt> mn2010, thats make non sense
[05:18] <Ascavasaion> mn2010: Yes, Ubuntu 12.x
[05:18] <dr_willis> fsck the filesystems from a live cd would be one way.   perhaps reinstall that lib might fix if its curruptred.  bu that error dosen seem to say its curruped
[05:19] <dr_willis> could also be some ram has came loose, you said it was working fine befor you moved the pc?
[05:20] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1396227/  Is what pidgin from the command line gives me.
[05:21] <dr_willis> coule be that file som ehow got messed up.  shouldent be too hard to reinstall its package
[05:21] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: I am doing that as we speak hehe
[05:22] <dr_willis> !find libgstclutter.so
[05:23] <Sosumi> well, I've tried installing nvidia proprietary drivers on ubuntu 12.10 from the software sources
[05:23] <Sosumi> but after rebooting and logging in
[05:23] <Sosumi> unity basically doesn't load
[05:23] <Sosumi> what did I do wrong?
[05:24] <Sosumi> tried calling up unity, sudo unity, etc on the terminal but to no good
[05:24] <dr_willis> done just toss around 'sudo' like that.
[05:24] <dr_willis> dont.. ;)
[05:25] <dr_willis> most likely compiz does not like the 3d drivers, or does not see them correctly.
[05:25] <BigC85> any ideas on what is gonna replace Natilus?
[05:25] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: How do I locate the clutter lib?
[05:25] <dr_willis> start with some dacs/datas.. what is your video card?
[05:25] <WeThePeople> what are the hotkeys for the terminal
[05:26] <Sosumi> gtx 680
[05:26] <bazhang> ctrl alt T WeThePeople
[05:26] <dr_willis> Sosumi:  is this a dual gpu opimus setup?
[05:26] <dr_willis> optimus
[05:26] <WeThePeople> thankyou
[05:26] <Sosumi> no, it's a desktop gpu
[05:27] <Sosumi> but I've got 2 of those in my tower
[05:27] <deadmund> What's a good torrent client that supports RSS feeds?
[05:27] <dr_willis> you  tried running the nvidia-settings tool yet Sosumi ?
[05:27] <Sosumi> never heard of it
[05:28] <BigC85> deadmund Seluge is what I use pretty good
[05:28] <dr_willis> its the main video config tool for nvidia drivers... try running it and see what it says
[05:28] <deadmund> You m
[05:28] <deadmund> Deluge?
[05:28] <BigC85> deadmund Deluge
[05:28] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Sometimes you need to flash your credentials with a sudo to get things done :-)
[05:28] <BigC85> yes  sorry typo
[05:29] <deadmund> Bigc85, it has RSS support?
[05:29] <BigC85> pretty sure like 97%
[05:29] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Have a go at Linux Mint - it is based on Ubuntu
[05:29] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: HOw would that fix this?
[05:29] <deadmund> BigC85, sounds good. I'll check it out
[05:29] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, They include pretty much all the drivers
[05:30] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, If you have any project ideas, you'd find all ears here too
[05:30] <BigC85> Linux Mint is pretty good aI second that
[05:30] <Sosumi> ok, I'm googling about the nvidia settings tool
[05:30] <Sosumi> thx for the heads up dr_willis
[05:30] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: Drivers for what?  The webcam worked until I dared to unplug the computer and move it elsewhere.
[05:30] <dr_willis> Sosumi:  just open terminal and run 'nvidia-settings'
[05:30] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, ....and most ubuntu-derivative distros are based on 12.04 but Mint 14 is based on 12.10
[05:30] <almoxarife> !nvidia
[05:31] <ericab> can someone give me an idea on how i can remove ALL text (via bash tools) AFTER a 4 digit number in a certain text string ??
[05:31] <dr_willis> ericab:  sounds like a job for sed, or awk, or perl
[05:31] <snowyrooftops> Is there a script or something that can run when the computer is idle?
[05:32] <BigC85> cool tnx snowyrooftops
[05:32] <Ascavasaion> Aaaah, When I am unlashed on sudo apt-get I destroy systems more than what they already were... I use asterisk freely because I have no clue what I am doing.
[05:32] <dr_willis> snowyrooftops:  to acomplish what exactly?
[05:32] <ericab> dr_willis yeah i was thinking such; but im not sure how to specify that its anything AFTER a 4 digit number. how do i specify this ?
[05:32] <ericab> dr_willis, the length of the string WILL vary
[05:32] <dr_willis> ericab:  i always end up googling for 'sed examples' or 'awk examples'
[05:33] <dr_willis> with regular expressions the legenth whoudent matter. ;)
[05:33] <ericab> yeah
[05:33] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Lost the trail of thought on that accomplish thing
[05:34] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, do you mean project ideas?
[05:34] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, I'm looking at an idea I can take up and develop
[05:34] <Ascavasaion> I especially like using asterisk with sudo apt-get remove ... that way I know it is irreparable.
[05:34] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Something like a UI for configuration of some /etc/something setting
[05:34] <dr_willis> snowyrooftops:  you asked abou doing somthing while idle.. somthing  like what?
[05:35] <RJ45-Q> I've tried Google but keep getting un-clear answers, I want Cover Art over DAAP on Rhythmbox in Ubuntu 10.04, how do I get this working?, Cover Art over DAAP is only currently working for MP3s with 'tagged in' covers.
[05:35] <BigC85> yes I'm aware of this fact about linux mint I like Mint myself but prefer Ubunt even though it uses considerable more resources'
[05:35] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Ah, that... I was hoping to write an app to share CPU processing for Linux, but I'm not sure of how to tell if the computer is idle
[05:36] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Perhaps to accomplish video encoding.... but keeping it open at this stage
[05:36] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, It would be useful to have a desktop running idle to take up a video encoding job so that the laptop doesn't run down its battery or get superhot
[05:36] <dr_willis> i do belive theres a distributed encodeing feature in some of the encoders allready ;)
[05:36] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis, Really? Which ones?   Anybbody else or is it just me
[05:38] <RJ45-Q_away> lol
[05:39] <dr_willis_bathro> BigC85:  hit ctrl-l
[05:39] <RJ45-Q> crackguy: for the good of humanity, you must die.
[05:39] <dr_willis_bathro> is tweakable to always show also...
[05:39] <Ascavasaion> dr_willis: This might interest you... when I tried to run pidgin from the command line it gave me that error with the lib clutter whatever files.  I did an apt-get remove libclutter*  and it went berserk and removed tons of stuff.  pidgin now works.  Now that seems to be totally opposite to what should have happened.
[05:39] <tarvid> i need help booting a 12.04 system
[05:39] <crackguy> RJ45-Q you are a burden to planet earth
[05:39] <snowyrooftops> dr_willis_bathro, Interesting away nick
[05:39] <tarvid> boot failed on reboot after perhaps a problem upgrade
[05:40] <dr_willis_bathro> Ascavasaion:  clutter i thought was the name of the window manager gnome-shell uses by default
[05:40] <tarvid> grub disappeared
[05:40] <bazhang> crackguy, RJ45-Q stop it
[05:40] <dr_willis_bathro> bbl.
[05:40] <RJ45-Q> crackguy: I'm the alcoholic drink known as 'Burban'?
[05:40]  * crackguy ignored RJ45-Q
[05:40] <snowyrooftops> tarvid, unless you have LILO, that sounds worrying
[05:40] <Ascavasaion> Dr_Willis_: I am running Lubuntu... that might be why.  I just know that pidgin started working.  Funny thing is that I never installed it after using pidgin succesfully :)
[05:40] <BigC85> on the subject of Natilus one thing that's missing that I find useful is a location bar you can type a path in to unlike it is currently.  Anybbody else or is it just me
[05:41]  * snowyrooftops gives channel operator status to snowyrooftops
[05:41] <tarvid> I restored /boot from my laptop
[05:41] <Jbuss> Hi all
[05:41] <Ascavasaion> BigC85: Type something like Ctrl +  L , Or WindowsKet + L... the bar changes.
[05:41] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, Linux Mint has that
[05:41] <ericab> ok let me rephrase my question
[05:41] <tarvid> Lilo hasn't been around for awhile
[05:42] <snowyrooftops> BigC85, I tried Linux Mint Mate 14 and it's got the ability to edit the location bar (like it was in older Ubuntu and in Fedora)
[05:42] <Ascavasaion> BigC85: It is one of those combinations.
[05:42] <ericab> how can i remove ALL text AFTER the FIRST occurance of a 4 digit number in a string of text ?
[05:42] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Ah, never figured that out
[05:42] <bazhang> snowyrooftops, how is MINT on topic here
[05:42] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Ctrl+L
[05:42] <snowyrooftops> bazhang, Mint is based on Ubuntu?
[05:42] <snowyrooftops> Ascavasaion, Thanks for the tip
[05:42] <bazhang> snowyrooftops, its not supported here
[05:42] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: Aaah, cool... knw it was one of those hehe
[05:43] <BigC85> got it thnx how do I get it to always show up?
[05:43] <snowyrooftops> bazhang, Not supported, just suggested :-P
[05:43] <Ascavasaion> snowyrooftops: Pleasure buddy.
[05:43] <RJ45-Q> hmm
[05:43] <bazhang> snowyrooftops, not supported, off topic please dont suggest it here
[05:43] <snowyrooftops> bazhang, Ah, #ubuntu-social then
[05:43] <snowyrooftops> bazhang, :-P
[05:43] <RJ45-Q> I've tried Google but keep getting un-clear answers, I want Cover Art over DAAP on Rhythmbox in Ubuntu 10.04, how do I get this working?, Cover Art over DAAP is only currently working for MP3s with 'tagged in' covers.
[05:43] <bazhang> snowyrooftops, #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[05:43] <Ascavasaion> BigC85: Now that I do not know... not using Nautlius.  the Ctrl+L thing was a vague memory at the back of my mind hehe
[05:44] <snowyrooftops> bazhang, #ubuntu-social redirects to #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:44] <Jbuss> I am trying to install apps on an non internet laptop via one with internet, what is the easiest way? I have heard about APTonCD, UCK or remastersys
[05:45] <bazhang> Jbuss, the latter two are for remastering disks
[05:45] <Jbuss> this is an old laptop that only has a cd drive and one usb port
[05:45] <Jbuss> Ah I see
[05:45] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, You could copy packages to the apt cache directory
[05:45] <bazhang> Jbuss, aptoncd would be the more likely in this case
[05:46] <Jbuss> Ok, i heard on the forum that it can be a pain
[05:46] <BigC85> and ctrl L worked thank I'll try and remember that if your not using nautlius what file manager do you use?
[05:46] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, /var/cache/apt/archives/
[05:47] <Jbuss> Another thing i installed Ubuntu 5 on the old laptop cause the new version wouldnot install but ver 5 wouldnt boot on VirtualBox
[05:47] <RJ45-Q> I know none of y'all get paid here, but I'd REALLY appreciate an answer to my question.
[05:47] <bazhang> Jbuss, ubuntu 5?
[05:47] <Jbuss> It installed ok but when it rebooted it coulnd find/load things
[05:47] <BigC85> Ascavasaion and ctrl L worked thank I'll try and remember that if your not using nautlius what file manager do you use?
[05:47] <Jbuss> Version 5
[05:47] <bazhang> Jbuss, as in 5.10?
[05:48] <Jbuss> yeah
[05:48] <RJ45-Q> I'm only online for 1 more hour.
[05:48] <bazhang> Jbuss, get a more recent one, thats been end of life for many years now
[05:48] <Jbuss> I tried 11 but it woulndt install
[05:48] <Ascavasaion> BigC85: PCManFM - Very lightweight.  It is the standard one in Lubuntu distributions.
[05:48] <Jbuss> it just sat there and did nothing
[05:49] <bazhang> Jbuss, 12.04 at the very least
[05:49] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, try ArchLinux
[05:49] <bazhang> snowyrooftops, ...
[05:49] <snowyrooftops> bazhang, You must hate me for throwing Mint and ArchLinux into the channel
[05:49] <bazhang> snowyrooftops, it's not acceptable standard for support in #ubuntu
[05:50] <Jbuss> The issue is some Ubuntu Versions are too big for a CD
[05:50] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, Try using the Ubuntu Server distribution... it's minimalistic
[05:50] <Jbuss> Ok
[05:50] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, You can then install only the packages you need after getting the base system up and running
[05:50] <Jbuss> all i need to run is a tone generator
[05:51] <Jbuss> any suggestions?
[05:51] <RJ45-Q> Jbuss: nope
[05:51] <RJ45-Q> :P
[05:51] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, Tone generator? You mean like you enter the frequency and duration and it generates the tone? Or something to emulate a POTS network?
[05:51] <Jbuss> the first one
[05:52] <dr_willis_bathro> or color tone?
[05:52] <Jbuss> aka frequency generator
[05:53] <Ascavasaion> Oh well, This was a first... I joined channel looking for help and never got a solution, and I in turn was actually able to help someone else.  Irony :)
[05:53] <RJ45-Q> hey, you remember the sounds old Modems used-to make?, why did they do that?
[05:53] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, sys/ioctl.h.... it's easy to generate sounds with that
[05:53] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, hang on, I'll find you a link
[05:54] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, http://luv.asn.au/overheads/linux_sound/pcspkr.html
[05:54] <Jbuss> insnt that via Terminal
[05:54] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, You can change the frequencies in the source and re-compile, run
[05:54] <Jbuss> It needs to be simpler
[05:54] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, But if you're interested, I can build a GUI around it
[05:55] <dr_willis_bathro> !info beep
[05:55] <Jbuss> My brother is using it and doesnt no much about computers
[05:55] <dr_willis_bathro> using it to do what?
[05:55] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, What would he be using the tone generator for?
[05:55] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, Composing music?
[05:55] <Jbuss> Shark Researh
[05:55] <Dr_Willis> beep commad is flexiable and simple
[05:55] <Jbuss> basically marine research
[05:55] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, Imagine if you had a smartcard that would automatically change your nick based on what room you are in
[05:56] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, Ah, okay
[05:56] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, Do the frequencies have to be played in a sequence?
[05:57] <Jbuss> More of a sweep say 100-500
[05:57] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, I'm thinking softsynth
[05:58] <snowyrooftops> Jbuss, Oh... softsynth doesn't do sweeps :-(
[05:59] <breakaway87> hey guys, i'm a linux noob and i'm not really sure where i need to go for help. i can't tell if my terminal window is currently still running my command or is frozen, i've typed a command and it hasn't returned a completion or failure. is this a good place to ask, and can anyone help?
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> breakaway87: what command
[06:01] <Sallenger> hello linux friends
[06:01] <breakaway87> dd
[06:01] <Metrics> good morning sallenger! :)
[06:01] <Sallenger> hi metrics :D
[06:02] <Dr_Willis> breakaway87:  theres some  way to make dd print out a progress report via a second shell. but ive never done it.
[06:02] <Sallenger> I have a question I was wondering if someone felt like answering
[06:02] <breakaway87> okay that helps, i appreciate it and can try and research that
[06:02] <snowyrooftops> breakaway87, Ctrl+Z, bg %1, jobs
[06:02] <Dr_Willis> breakaway87:  i thin i saw it mentioned on askubuntu and the other day when i was googling for 'dd progress'
[06:03] <breakaway87> i can tell you, my main problem is i'm following directions instead of actually trying to learn what i'm doing. i'm trying to load ubuntu onto an android tablet
[06:03] <Sallenger> I have a question I was wondering if someone felt like answering
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> saw some dd script hat gave a nice progress meter
[06:03] <snowyrooftops> Sallenger, Dont ask to ask, just ask.... that's what most channels have set as their topics :-D
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> !ask
[06:03] <snowyrooftops> !patience
[06:03] <evilmoo> there's a program called 'mbuffer' that acts a lot like dd but has decent progress reporting
[06:03] <breakaway87> thanks
[06:04] <snowyrooftops> I just had to look up the See also :-)
[06:04] <snowyrooftops> BTW, how come I can't do a dd if=/dev/null of=/file-to-overwrite bs=512 count=2
[06:04] <aseitus> Hola
[06:05] <snowyrooftops> That dd returns with a count of 0 i.e. no writing
[06:05] <breakaway87> you know I always have the most help when i have an issue with something more technical than i am aware if i go to an IRC instead of some website or forum haha
[06:05] <snowyrooftops> Is there any way to pad the /dev/null to force dd to output something?
[06:05] <Name141> is there still a way to install different desktops from other flavors? Such as installing the lubuntu (lxde) desktop ?
[06:05] <snowyrooftops> Name141, desktops are just additional packages, so yes.
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> snowyrooftops:  you  may be meaning o use /dev/zero
[06:06] <bazhang> Name141, sure. lubuntu-desktop , edubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop etc etc
[06:06] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, Ah, that!
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> null = end of file ;)
[06:07] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, works like a charm!
[06:07] <sock> which command used for updating packages
[06:07] <Sallenger> null is your friends!
[06:07] <breakaway87> so ctrl-z isn't working, am i frozen?
[06:07]  * Dr_Willis  null terminates
[06:07] <Metrics> apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[06:07] <ericab> how can i remove ALL text AFTER the FIRST occurance of a 4 digit number in a string of text ?
[06:08] <Name141> bazhang: that works
[06:08] <BigC85>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER BigC85 dcndivdshwqv
[06:08] <ericab> LOL
[06:09] <Dr_Willis> ericab:  may be easier to just print the text from the start of the line to the end of the number. ;)
[06:09] <Name141> ;/
[06:09] <almoxarife> thats gonna hurt
[06:09] <Metrics> :D
[06:09] <Metrics> omg
[06:09] <ericab> Dr_Willis, i dont follow you
[06:09]  * Sallenger highfives to Metrics
[06:10] <Dr_Willis> ericab:  you wan to delete from 1344 to the end of line.. that would leave  tne <stert of the line> to the 1234
[06:11] <snowyrooftops> ericab, it would take a regex with back-referencing... or whatever such an expression is called. Not sure of how to write the expression, but you can do it with regex.
[06:11] <Dr_Willis> or is the #### on one looooong line? can there be m ore then one #### per line?
[06:11] <ericab> no.. for example:
[06:12] <ericab> name.of.the.part.1843.location.of.part.here
[06:12] <ericab> want to remove ".location.of.part.here"
[06:12] <ericab> but the issue is there are thusands oand thousands of these lines
[06:12] <Dr_Willis> for each line in a file?
[06:13] <Dr_Willis> sed should be able to do it
[06:13] <halluz> Anyone here willing to help me out with a networking issue?
[06:13] <ericab> and the name and location all differ, so the length varies
[06:13] <almoxarife> !ask
[06:13] <ericab> and each one is on a new line, yes
[06:13] <Dr_Willis> first google hit for 'sed delete after pattern'
[06:14] <Dr_Willis> https://www.google.com/url?q=http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php%3Ft%3D1897438&sa=U&ei=C_22UMDsJIu89gS2-IDQAg&ved=0CB0QFjAA&sig2=GiZbbzgwWi1_WXHkrBUC7w&usg=AFQjCNH_ZtP--J8tJDoObTbNwlZYSwbj-A
[06:14] <Dr_Willis> oops. miss pasted
[06:14] <j_buss> So re the frequency generator i mean something like this http://www.tucows.com/preview/240287
[06:14] <ericab> Dr_Willis yes ive done that; problem is the "1843" for example always varies
[06:14] <ericab> so its not actually a pettern
[06:14] <Dr_Willis> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1897438
[06:15] <ericab> the only pattern that exists is that the number is *always* 4 digits
[06:15] <halluz> Downloads from a server in the local network running nginx are going at like 500 b/s... ridiculously slow. But connection to the net on the server box is fine. Runs speed tests at 5 Mbps.. Ideas
[06:15] <Dr_Willis> 4 numbers IS a pattern
[06:15] <Dr_Willis> a 'regular expression'
[06:15] <ericab> ill check your link
[06:19] <Dr_Willis> [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]         ;)  just googled for regular expression 4 digit number.
[06:19] <ericab> :O
[06:19] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, [0-9]{4}  or \d{4}  :-)
[06:19] <Dr_Willis> i just dont recall sed syntax now
[06:20] <rev1> man sed
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> snowyrooftops:  i recalll a   [digit] also
[06:20] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, not all regex parsers support shorter syntaxes, but it's easier to type :-)
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> been ages since i read 'mastering regular expressions'
[06:21] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, I think .NET also adds extensions to regular expressions but I'm not too sure. That is sooo Microsoft :-)
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> seems theres  dozen of regeexp engines and variants. ;)
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> perl vs python, vs awk, vs......
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> i sort of skipped that chapter of the book.
[06:23]  * snowyrooftops wishes there was a vacancy for a Regular Expressions programmer :-P
[06:23] <ericab> snowyrooftops maybe you know the answer to my porblem :O
[06:23] <snowyrooftops> ericab, Not really... I could do it with a couple of lines of code,
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> regrexps are the sort of thing that just vlows you away when you realize how powerfull they are
[06:23] <ericab> ill take that
[06:24] <snowyrooftops> ericab, But I don't know back-referencing, or whatever it is called, enough to create the regex expression for it right now.... although I could learn
[06:24] <kn0ne> greetings! Anyone knowledgeable in installing a printer without a GUI through cups?
[06:24] <kn0ne> I'm on a bumpy road and hit a big curb. I need unstuck.
[06:24] <snowyrooftops> ericab, Step 1: Use regex to find the location of 4 digits
[06:24] <ranjan> Hi all, how can i get the license of all the packages installed in my system?
[06:24] <snowyrooftops> ericab, Step 2: Do a substring
[06:24] <snowyrooftops> ericab, Step 3: Celebrate
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> kn0ne:  cups has a web interface you could access from any browser on the lan :)
[06:25] <ericab> step 4: profit !
[06:25] <snowyrooftops> :-)
[06:25] <ericab> :D
[06:25] <kn0ne> dr_willis that works without a GUI?
[06:25] <Dr_Willis> kn0ne:  any browser can access it.. done it with lynx years ago
[06:25] <kn0ne> oh
[06:25] <kn0ne> dr_willis you have seemed to answer that question too
[06:25] <Dr_Willis> or use some other browser on a different pc
[06:26] <kn0ne> dr_willis will that help me locate and install a PPD file?
[06:26] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, Lynx = my all-time favorite browser... no clutter, no nonsense
[06:26] <Dr_Willis> but cups might be set to only allow configutition from localhost.
[06:26] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, I wonder what the difference between lynx and links is. One aliases the other?
[06:26] <Dr_Willis>  different programs
[06:26] <Sallenger> Snowy - Lynx is a sexy cat, the other is URL
[06:26]  * Sallenger grins
[06:27] <kn0ne> dr_willis The printer is a MG3120, Ubuntu 12.10 can install and detect it without a problem, but I don't have that luck with the cli. Cannon's website says they do not have the driver, and the driver comes with the operating system.
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> if you set up cups right. you can use ANY pc on the lan to connect to http://ip.of.the.box:631   and configure the printers
[06:28] <snowyrooftops> Sallenger, The latter looks and feels like Lynx too
[06:28] <Sallenger> and just as soft!
[06:28] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, I wonder if links forked lynx.
[06:30] <gartral> there seems to be something wrong with the 3.5.0.xx kernels, they haven't used swap at all.. anyone have any feedback on that?
[06:30]  * snowyrooftops is now known as snowyrooftops
[06:31] <relipse> what is the best way to install latest apache php/mysql on ubuntu?
[06:31] <Sallenger> oyasumi niisan takenori
[06:31] <snowyrooftops> relipse, sudo apt-get install apache2
[06:31] <snowyrooftops> relipse, sudo apt-get install mysql-server (not sure of the package name)
[06:32] <relipse> can't I do them all at once? (kinda like xampp) ?
[06:32] <Slart> relipse: I think there is a "best practices" thing on the ubuntu wiki for different kinds of webserver/database etc
[06:32] <Dr_Willis> !lamp
[06:33] <snowyrooftops> relipse, XAMPP is essentially Apache and MySQL packaged together
[06:33] <snowyrooftops> relipse, there is an XAMPP package for Linux too... but it's easier to use the Linux packag manager
[06:33] <Dr_Willis> i imagine the 'latest '  versions are not in the repos
[06:33] <snowyrooftops> My keyboard must be getting old
[06:34] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, True... the repos are always outdated
[06:34] <relipse> the problem iwth xampp is they don't have the latest
[06:34] <Dr_Willis> !xampp
[06:34] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, If I could build an alternate repo, I would
[06:34] <relipse> thanks for the link -- using it
[06:35] <Dr_Willis> i dont use any of that stuff. ;-)
[06:35] <relipse> why?
[06:35] <snowyrooftops> relipse, stuff from the repository has been tested with the OS version or something of the sort
[06:35] <Dr_Willis> i have no need for it......
[06:35] <relipse> what do you mean?
[06:35] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, You could setup a personal blog
[06:35] <relipse> Dr_Willis: then what do you use linux for?
[06:35] <relipse> linux rocks for webservers
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> relipse: its a hobby
[06:36] <snowyrooftops> relipse, Web servers are one thing you can do with Linux. World domination is another :-)
[06:36] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, For a hobbyist, you know quite a bit!
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> programing my army of fembots!
[06:38] <Dr_Willis> been hobby since the c64 days.
[06:39] <blackshirt> What the command to fix ntfs partition through ubuntu ... my ntfs partition was not correctly handled
[06:39] <relipse> linux aint for laptops thats for sure
[06:39] <relipse> how do i get rid of all the new purchase crap in ubuntu 12.10 ?
[06:39] <relipse> every time I search it comes up with like movies for $3.99
[06:40] <snowyrooftops> Dr_Willis, The Commodore C64 was self-contained in the keyboard... now they want everything self-contained in the monitor :-P
[06:40] <blackshirt> What the command to fix ntfs partition through ubuntu ... my ntfs partition was not correctly handled
[06:40] <blackshirt> ?
[06:40] <snowyrooftops> blackshirt, I think it's "ntfs.fsck" (fsck = file system check)
[06:41] <snowyrooftops> blackshirt, you can use "fsck" and it usually automatically figures out the FS type
[06:41] <Metrics> relipse: sudo apt-get remove unity-lens-shopping
[06:42] <relipse> nice thanks
[06:42] <relipse> that is the gayest thing on ubuntu
[06:42] <relipse> i can't believe they did that
[06:42] <relipse> i bet they got paid millions too
[06:42] <snowyrooftops> relipse, They get paid through ad revenue
[06:43] <snowyrooftops> Metrics, Does Unity support custom lenses? Is there a documented API for it?
[06:43] <snowyrooftops> relipse, just like Firefox gets paid by Google for setting Google as the home page
[06:43] <snowyrooftops> relipse, though I guess Google stopped paying
[06:43] <relipse> it doesnt matter it is stupid
[06:43] <Ben64> either way its offtopic for this channel
[06:43] <relipse> Metrics: that removed the default search but what about the video and music?
[06:44] <snowyrooftops> relipse, I sometimes wondered where Ubuntu gts its funding
[06:45] <Mehhh> Does anyone here work for radioshack or VZW / ATT / Sprint?
[06:45] <relipse> hey guys, now that I installed lamp based on that website you gave, how do i get to the htdocs directory?
[06:45] <relipse> and start using it?
[06:46] <Ben64> relipse: i think by default the directory is /var/www/
[06:46] <Metrics> relipse: search synaptic for "unity-lense" and uninstall everything you dont need.
[06:46] <tarvid> need some help booting a 12.04 system
[06:46] <relipse> Metrics: there is no program for that, it brought me to some sunglasses on amazon.com
[06:46] <tarvid> unfortunately using LVM
[06:46] <relipse> thanks ben i'll give it a shot
[06:47] <tarvid> and boot fails on /dev/mapper/helen-root
[06:47] <tarvid> I can boot a live CD install lvm2 and get to it
[06:49] <Dr_Willis> !adlens
[06:52] <AndChat306516> There's a light abuve the moon
[06:53] <ericab> Dr_Willis; i got it:    asdfghjkl.1234.4321v.qwertyui | sed 's/...[0-9]p.*//g' | sed 's/\.$//g'
[06:53] <ericab> works perfect
[06:53] <ericab> wewt
[06:55] <zoidberg1> fuuuuuuu this deammed python
[06:55] <zoidberg1> E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'python-minimal'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)
[06:57] <relipse> how do i remove the simply remove the package unity-lens-shopping ?
[06:58] <Metrics> apt-get remove unity-lens-shopping :D
[06:58] <zoidberg1> anybody there who can help me removing this god deammed python-minimal package
[06:59] <relipse> Metrics: i already removed it but there is still results in Video and Musuic
[06:59] <relipse> how do I get rid of those
[07:00] <relipse>  and what the heck is Super-A ?
[07:00] <zoidberg1> windows key
[07:00] <zoidberg1> and a
[07:01] <Metrics> reboot your system. i got rid of everything amazon related after removing unity-lense-shopping and a quick reboot. :P
[07:01] <zoidberg1> or in case you have a apple computer
[07:01] <zoidberg1> its command a
[07:02] <doomlord> is there an option to make unity show application windows from alll workspaces when you click a launcher icon
[07:03] <relipse> is there a way to browse directories in sudo mode (for like /var/www/ ?
[07:03] <doomlord> it does 'scale' which is nice but only when theres multiple windows on one workspace
[07:03] <relipse> so i don thave to type sudo every time I modify it
[07:03] <relipse> like sudo rm file
[07:03] <Metrics> is there anyone using cisco vpn client?
[07:03] <rev1> sudo su
[07:04] <relipse> ok thanks
[07:04] <Dr_Willis> relipse:  sudo mode?   sudo -i  for a root shell
[07:04] <relipse> rebooting ubuntu now
[07:04] <rev1> ;D
[07:04] <Dr_Willis> dont use sudo su    ;-)
[07:05] <rev1> why not
[07:05] <relipse> Metrics: searching inside of the movies tab still has amazon results
[07:05] <Dr_Willis> its redundant and may not work right
[07:05] <relipse> i removed the shopping crap and restarted but still
[07:05] <Dr_Willis> !sudo
[07:05] <rev1> sudo su ; passwd
[07:05] <aah> !shuttleworth
[07:06] <Dr_Willis> rev1:  not recommended  or needed
[07:06] <rev1> !su
[07:06] <aah> !rm
[07:06] <rev1> i disagree
[07:06] <rev1> there are times when you need root
[07:06] <relipse> someone please help me!! i'm trying to get rid of all that amazon internet searching stuff
[07:06] <Dr_Willis> then use sudo -i
[07:07] <leviathann> !shell
[07:07] <Dr_Willis> or sudo -s
[07:08] <leviathann> !bash
[07:08] <rsv> how to view argb raw files in ubuntu
[07:09] <Dr_Willis> rsv:  tried gimp?
[07:09] <rsv> gimp does not recognise the file
[07:09] <Dr_Willis> may need some plugins.
[07:10] <rsv> any idea how can i install them
[07:10] <rsv> and how do i find out what i need
[07:10] <Dr_Willis> package manager tools
[07:10] <relipse> does anyone know why my webserver cannot be accessed from outside public ip address? (Yes i set up forwarding on port 80)
[07:10] <Dr_Willis> apt-cache search gimp plugin       perhaps
[07:10] <rev1> iptables
[07:11] <Ozimag> Hi, would someone be nice to me and give me the output of "ps aux | grep chrome" with Chrome running while playing a flash video or game?
[07:12] <relipse> rev1: what is that?
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> relipse: you have any firewall rules setip?
[07:13] <relipse> I don't know, you mean like within my router?
[07:13] <Ozimag> I'm developing a script and need to match Chrome with it's flash plugin but unfortunately I'm on Debian
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> relipse: can other pcs on the lan see the server?
[07:13] <relipse> yeah i can access it via 192.168.*.*
[07:15] <Dr_Willis> sounds like therouter is nnot firwarding. you could rry its DMZ settings as a test
[07:15] <relipse> ok how do I do that?
[07:15] <relipse> do I need to restart the router?
[07:15] <Dr_Willis> check the routers configs
[07:15] <JmanGuy> Ozimag: idk the differences between MAc OSX and Ubuntu but i get this: jman012guy     21585   0.0  0.0  2434892    488 s000  R+   11:15PM   0:00.00 grep chrome
[07:15] <relipse> is it possible ubuntu has a firewall?
[07:16] <Dr_Willis> dmz the servers ip as a test. but thats not real secure
[07:16] <Dr_Willis> !firewall
[07:16] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: probably because you don't have chrome running a the moment of running the command
[07:16] <Dr_Willis> iptables is a firewall config command  also
[07:17] <zuizui>  :)
[07:17] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: it's important that you watch any flash video or game so the flashplugin is loaded
[07:17] <JmanGuy> chrome was open, a youtube video was open (i dont have html5 on too)
[07:17] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: you can try justin.tv or youtube.com
[07:18] <Wug> would anyone have a solution to the problem of using chrome on ubuntu?
[07:18] <Wug> It borks when I use it from a restricted account
[07:18] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: can you try "ps aux | grep flash"
[07:18] <Wug> googling has indicated that it's apparmor's fault
[07:18] <Kartagis> Wug: define bork
[07:18] <Dr_Willis> Wug: what versions
[07:19] <Wug> Kartagis: it isn't allowed to fork
[07:19] <Wug> anyway, its apparmors fault. this is the latest lts release of ubuntu.  I dont remember what version of chrome, but it was probably whichever version was current 3 months ago.
[07:19] <JmanGuy> Ozimag: flash gives roughly same result, but doing | grep Chrome (uppercase) gives a large output
[07:20] <JmanGuy> Ozimag: lemme pastebin it
[07:20] <Dr_Willis> what restricted accountn
[07:20] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: thank you
[07:20] <Wug> the guest account has this problem, others may as well
[07:20] <Wug> I did a little fiddling with apparmor to try to get it working but was unsuccessful.
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> Wug:  its worked fine for me last i tried.. but im not home so cant try it rightnow
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> look for a bug report on it?
[07:21] <relipse2> hey
[07:22] <relipse2> Dr_Willis: i unplugged and plugged back in the router but it still "isn't forwarding"
[07:22] <Metrics> brb
[07:22] <Wug> I did and found others with the same problem.  it's caused by the sandboxing, which does weird security things that apparmor doesn't like
[07:22] <relipse2> i checked the settings and it doesn't work
[07:22] <relipse2> i mean i checked the settings and it still says it is forwarding on port 80
[07:22] <JmanGuy> Ozimag: http://pastebin.com/VY3tjiZc not sure how helpful that'll be
[07:22] <Wug> relipse2: are you forwarding to the correct ip address
[07:22] <aa> hello zuizui
[07:23] <zuizui> sb
[07:23] <relipse2> yes i'm forwarding it to 1.111
[07:23] <relipse2> which is the correct ip the webserver is on
[07:23] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: looking at it right now
[07:24] <relipse2> i also disabled the firewal
[07:24] <relipse2> on ubuntu
[07:24] <Guest15878> I'm come from china
[07:25] <Wug> relipse2: and you can ssh into the web server using that ip?
[07:25] <zuizui> 蛋疼
[07:25] <relipse2> i dont know how do I ssh?
[07:25] <relipse2> it said connection refused
[07:25] <relipse2> when i tried it in putty
[07:26] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: you have a mac :)  Thank you anyway, but I need linux
[07:26] <relipse2> do you think my ISP blocks web servers automatically?
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> you installed the ssh server.?
[07:26] <relipse2> how do I install ssh server?
[07:26] <JmanGuy> Ozimag: hah yea, i thought i said that. oh well
[07:26] <Wug> relipse2: can you access it in a browser with <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> set up different ports  as a test.
[07:26] <relipse2> yes Wug
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> !ssh
[07:27] <relipse2> i know what it is but how do i install a ssh server
[07:27] <relipse2> !sshd
[07:28] <relipse2> i think it is my ISP
[07:28] <Ozimag> @JmanGuy: I wanted to see anyway, I need to match the string of chrome with flash.so plugin, but Mac doesn't seem to output that
[07:28] <relipse2> ok how do i temporarily change apache port?
[07:28] <JmanGuy> Ozimag: unfortunately
[07:29] <kingbeast> JmanGuy, what are you looking for?
[07:29] <Dr_Willis> you can set tge router  to forward port  9991 to the webserver  port 80 as a test
[07:29] <relipse2> SWEET!!!
[07:29] <relipse2> i got an SSH server
[07:29] <JmanGuy> kingbeast: Ozimag was wanting to get the output for 'ps aux | grep chrome'
[07:30] <JmanGuy> kingbeast: but im not on ubuntu right now, was trying to help him
[07:30] <Wug> relipse2: you should be able to connect to it with ssh now (to local address)
[07:30] <relipse2> yeah i can Wug
[07:30] <relipse2> now should I forward port 22 and try that?
[07:30] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: I'm making a script and need to match *Chrome*NAME_OF_FLASH_LIB*
[07:30] <Wug> post a screenshot of your router settings
[07:30] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: with regexp, but I don't have an Ubuntu machine available
[07:31] <kingbeast> http://pastebin.com/hwmMxaLq
[07:31] <Wug> Ozimag: regexpal.com
[07:31] <kingbeast> JmanGuy, ^^
[07:31] <Wug> its fakey javascript regex but should be sufficient for small stuff
[07:32] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: I need the output when Chrome is running with a flash been shown
[07:32] <kingbeast> ok one sec
[07:33] <relipse2> ok port forwarding is not working with port 22 either
[07:33] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: you can try youtube or justin.tv
[07:33] <relipse2> i cannot connect to my public ip address through SSH
[07:33] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: be sure not to have html5 vids on if on youtube
[07:33] <roxan> I've a bootable USB disk of custoized Ubuntu. How can I create image of it so that later I can make other similar USB disk. dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=~/myimage   makes whole 16 GB image while the USB drive only has used 5GB.
[07:34] <kingbeast> JmanGuy, http://pastebin.com/0kxLT9pe
[07:34] <relipse2> it still does not let me access http or ssh (port 22) -- here is a screenshot of my router settings: http://snag.gy/aoxXr.jpg
[07:34] <Ozimag> @Wug: It's the one I use, but I need the string I have to match first
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> you want /dev/sdb   not sdb1 i imagine  rox. for a bootable image
[07:36] <roxan> Dr_Willis oh sorry I meant /dev/sdb
[07:36] <Ozimag> the string i need should say something like: "/usr/bin/chrome -blahblah -plugin=pepperflashplugin.so -moreblablah"
[07:36] <mijof1> Hey, since installing Ubuntu 12.10 I've noticed that Python's default PYTHONPATH variable does not include /usr/lib/pyshared/python2.7 it used to in 12.04 and before.
[07:36] <relipse2> Wug: can you help me?
[07:36] <Dr_Willis> not sureof the best way to resize it roxan . i used a 8 gb usb here for a similer task
[07:36] <mijof1> I can't find any bug report or similar for this problem, is it just me?
[07:37] <TeknoJuce> can someone try this in their browser in ubuntu http://dl.azend.org/pano/unlabpano.html
[07:37] <Wug> relipse2: its probably your isp.  im unable to get any sort of response from your ip address
[07:37] <roxan> Dr_Willis hmm resizing. I was thinking there should be a way to tell it to not make image of free space
[07:38] <TeknoJuce> it should load an image in webgl of a panorama
[07:38] <JmanGuy> any of you able to answer this question? http://redd.it/13zelj
[07:38] <relipse2> Wug: yeah I tried pinging it also
[07:38] <relipse2> ok thanks just checking
[07:39] <relipse2> looks like i'm stuck and I can't have a web server here
[07:39] <snow_usa> hi
[07:40] <Dr_Willis> JmanGuy:  you should at least summarize things if you expect anyone to look at a link
[07:40] <Dr_Willis> relipse2:  try a high port like 9992
[07:40] <snow_usa> do you guys know from which file the command "history" reads all the history commands ?
[07:40] <kingbeast> Ozimag, JmanGuy  did the pastebin do it for you?
[07:40] <JmanGuy> Dr_Willis: Sorry about that.
[07:40] <Dr_Willis> forwaded to 80
[07:41] <TeknoJuce> did the pano work for anyone in ubuntu?
[07:41] <relipse2> does anyone know if there is a logmein server for ubuntu?
[07:41] <JmanGuy> basically im looking for a WINE-like application that runs on windows to make unbuntu apps run in windows in their own sepearate window
[07:41] <Wug> relipse2: ssh into the web server and try to ping my ip address
[07:41] <JmanGuy> kingbeast: i didnt need it, Ozimag did
[07:41] <metrics> i`m in trouble with installing shrew soft vpn client.. http://pastebin.com/R4MugYyv - any idea? i already installed qt4 / libqt4-qt3support
[07:41] <Wug> its <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:41] <TeknoJuce> I cant get it to load have webgl acceleration working in chrome atleast it says it is
[07:41] <kingbeast> JmanGuy, ok
[07:41] <TeknoJuce> chrome://gpu
[07:41] <Dr_Willis> snow_usa:   .bash_history i think   see   man history     perhaps?
[07:41] <TeknoJuce> also another sample works
[07:42] <snow_usa> no, not .bash_history
[07:42] <snow_usa> Dr_Willis,
[07:42] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: you only posted one don't you? The one I saw from you didn't mention any flash plugin, were you watching any flash vid when running ps?
[07:42] <TeknoJuce> http://www.html5canvastutorials.com/webgl/html5-canvas-webgl-cylinder-with-three-js/
[07:42] <kingbeast> I posted another after that
[07:42] <Wug> you wont get any responses but ive got wireshark up and ill see you sending them
[07:42] <Wug> relipse2: ^
[07:42] <kingbeast> Ozimag, ^^
[07:42] <TeknoJuce> also in windows and mac I can load the pano just fine :/
[07:43] <TeknoJuce> but chrome/firefox on ubuntu no love
[07:43] <kingbeast> Ozimag, http://pastebin.com/0kxLT9pe
[07:43] <Dr_Willis> snow_usa: you got a. bash-history? or a    .history?
[07:43] <kingbeast> sorry for lighting you up like a christmas tree JmanGuy
[07:43] <reskeeone> hi, i really need help
[07:44] <JmanGuy> kingbeast: hah no problem
[07:44] <reskeeone> why my ubuntu always pop up "Enter password to unlock your login keyringThe password you use to log in to your computer no longer matches that of your login keyring."
[07:44] <reskeeone> i dont know how to solve this
[07:45] <Dr_Willis> snow_usa:   http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-History-Facilities.html
[07:45] <reskeeone> tolong bantu dong
[07:45] <TeknoJuce> plz halp
[07:45] <Dr_Willis> says its   .bash_history by default
[07:45] <TeknoJuce> multi-pass
[07:45] <TeknoJuce> korbin dallas
[07:46] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: still no flash plugin, maybe you have html5 vids on youtube if that's what you visited? Or maybe chrome on some cases doesn't show an argument with the flash plugin in use.
[07:46] <aneek> hi
[07:46] <reskeeone> plz help
[07:46] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: would you mind going to justin.tv , see any channel, and post "ps aux | grep flash"?
[07:46]  * reskeeone need help
[07:47] <metrics> i`m in trouble with installing shrew soft vpn client.. http://pastebin.com/R4MugYyv - any idea? i already installed qt4 / libqt4-qt3support
[07:47] <kingbeast> Ozimag,  it's set how you requested, and that was the output.
[07:47] <reskeeone> d
[07:47] <kingbeast> Ozimag, 1 sec
[07:47] <TeknoJuce> hi aneek can you test this link for me http://dl.azend.org/pano/unlabpano.html
[07:47] <Dr_Willis> reskeeone: eset your keyring password with the "seahorse" tool perhaps
[07:47] <TeknoJuce> it should load a panorama
[07:48] <reskeeone> any link guide?
[07:48] <aneek> i m using ubuntu 10.10 ,facing issue with gimp ,when i am choosing brightness and contrast option gimp get hang and in any other option it is working fine.
[07:49] <kingbeast> Ozimag, http://pastebin.com/ytN67R8Z
[07:49] <TeknoJuce> kingbeast can you test my pano plz
[07:50] <kingbeast> TeknoJuce, I have no clue what that is
[07:50] <TeknoJuce> you have no idea what a panorama is?
[07:50] <TeknoJuce> an image of scenery that wraps around the displace 360
[07:51] <kingbeast> TeknoJuce, I have no need for that
[07:51] <TeknoJuce> I don't care if you have need for it
[07:51] <TeknoJuce> I want to know if it loads for you in ubuntu
[07:52] <kingbeast> TeknoJuce, and now I don't care if you find out
[07:52] <TeknoJuce> ive tested it so far on 2 machines with ubuntu with no love
[07:52] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: thank you, same output as before but I needed this time, as said, "ps aux | grep flash". But I won't bother you anymore you have done too much thanks :)
[07:53] <TeknoJuce> works on every other os but ubuntu for some strange reason
[07:53] <JmanGuy> TeknoJuce: I tried on my mac and it didnt load :|. Just the txt on the top
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> !find hugin
[07:53] <TeknoJuce> thanks JmanGuy which browser?
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> !info hugin
[07:54] <JmanGuy> TeknoJuce: Chrome, ill try on safari/firefox
[07:54] <TeknoJuce> dr_willisthat is the util i used to make it
[07:54] <somsip> TeknoJuce: chrome FAIL, Firefox FAIL. 12.04
[07:54] <TeknoJuce> thanks somsip
[07:54] <kingbeast> Ozimag, http://pastebin.com/jf2u7EgU
[07:54] <TeknoJuce> now try this one: http://www.html5canvastutorials.com/webgl/html5-canvas-webgl-cylinder-with-three-js/
[07:55] <somsip> TeknoJuce: THREE.WebGLRenderer 53 three.min.js:385
[07:55] <somsip> WebGL: INVALID_VALUE: texImage2D: width or height out of range
[07:55] <reskeeone>  my ubuntu always pop up "Enter password to unlock your login keyring The password you use to log in to your computer no longer matches that of your login keyring."
[07:55] <reskeeone> how seahorse can fix it?
[07:56] <TeknoJuce> somsip try this chrome://gpu
[07:56] <TeknoJuce> does it say webgl accel is good?
[07:56] <JmanGuy> TeknoJuce: the cylinder works fine, Chomre/mac. Safari/mac on the paano doesnt work. FF/Mac pano doesnt work
[07:56] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: thanks again. Seems Chrome don't shows flash plugin in your case. I will have to consider that on my script.
[07:56] <Ozimag> @kingbeast: *doesnt
[07:57] <kingbeast> Ozimag, np
[07:57] <TeknoJuce> JmanGuy, you are running ubuntu on the mac?
[07:57] <JmanGuy> TeknoJuce: no, just mac. but you said earlier it worked on mac/windows before, and it didnt work for me. so if it's not working on ubuntu it might not be an OS problem
[07:59] <reskeeone> :'(
[07:59] <reskeeone> plz help
[07:59] <sheng> hi
[07:59] <rtg62ab> hi, after upgrading ubuntu to 12.10, my asus eee pc 1025c wont start X and drops to terminal. the screen also becomes very dim. what can i do to fix this?
[07:59] <reskeeone> i have no idea
[07:59] <TeknoJuce> JmanGuy, what version of osx?
[08:00] <sheng> me too
[08:00] <TeknoJuce> as I had another mac user say that but then had another one say it was fine
[08:00] <JmanGuy> TeknoJuce: 10.7.5
[08:00] <JmanGuy> TeknoJuce: ah, weird
[08:00] <Ben64> TeknoJuce: #ubuntu isn't for testing your web pages
[08:00] <TeknoJuce> http://imgur.com/1QpHA
[08:00] <TeknoJuce> it should look like that
[08:00] <Ben64> TeknoJuce: take it elsewhere
[08:00] <impi> damit, that lightdm bug wated a whole day of mine to fix...
[08:00] <TeknoJuce> ben64 I thought this was an issue with ubuntu
[08:01] <impi> ubuntu should really QA their shit before they release trashy updates that break the Os
[08:02] <kingbeast> impi, watch the language
[08:02] <impi> lol
[08:02] <impi> watch the quality of the release updates, and ill watch my language
[08:03] <reskeeone> impi troll
[08:03] <Ben64> thats not how it works, keep up the language and you can get banned
[08:03] <impi> im not a troll, im a dev that lost a day on a project.
[08:04] <reskeeone> btw i still need help with my login keyring
[08:04] <reskeeone> :(
[08:04] <impi> whats up with your keyring..?
[08:04] <kingbeast> reskeeone, have you search on the forums for any insight?
[08:04] <krz> bumblebee
[08:05] <krz> anyon euse bumblebee?
[08:05] <reskeeone> its no use, i cant solve it with any adfice in forum
[08:05] <Ben64> !anyone | krz
[08:05] <krz> am wondering if bumblebee can cause a significant / permanent damage on hardware
[08:06] <reskeeone> The password i'm use to log in have no longer matches my login keyring
[08:06] <reskeeone> plz help me
[08:06] <reskeeone> any advice o reset my seahorse?
[08:07] <impi> reskeeone, perhaps this could help? https://one.ubuntu.com/help/faq/how-do-i-get-rid-of-the-keyring-password-prompt/
[08:07] <kingbeast> Wow this place has become a headache
[08:07] <Ben64> krz: seems highly unlikely
[08:07] <impi> kingbeast, in what way?
[08:08] <krz> Ben64: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=107084#p604700
[08:08] <reskeeone> i still cant change my keyring pasword
[08:08] <reskeeone> with my current login pass
[08:08] <krz> "in particular the ACPI calls, which at worst, may cause hardware damage."
[08:08] <reskeeone> :(
[08:09] <krz> any truth in that?
[08:09] <kingbeast> impi, in the way of there being too much to search for, think of, do
[08:09] <somsip> reskeeone: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/10/change-login-keyring-password/
[08:10] <reskeeone> somsip : i try to change my pass but then not work :(
[08:10] <Ben64> krz: i'd still go with "highly unlikely"
[08:10] <reskeeone> it's looks like different pass
[08:11] <somsip> reskeeone: what does 'not work' mean? Did you change your login password recently? Give details and please stop whining.
[08:11] <soman> Hi all. Ubuntu 12.04 is'not loaded. Broken pipe: couldn't write bytes and nothing happens... What could be a problem?
[08:13] <Ben64> krz: some more details here http://useranswer.com/answer/is-bumblebee-project-that-lets-you-configure-nvidia-optimus-completely-safe-to-use/
[08:13] <reskeeone> haven't change any of my pass since i installed it, but then i try to use my wireless they always pop up and cannot be done with my defaut pass
[08:14] <kingbeast> reskeeone, have you tried just hitting enter?
[08:15] <somsip> reskeeone: when did this happen? What did you do immediately before the problem started? Did it work okay before that?
[08:16] <reskeeone> i hit enter and it still didn't work.. "the unlock password was incorrect"
[08:17] <reskeeone> i never use wifi connection before, this suddenly come
[08:17] <kingbeast> reskeeone, http://www.ubun2.com/question/392/how_change_default_keyring_password_ubuntu
[08:18] <somsip> kingbeast: good call
[08:19] <krz> Ben64: thanks for that
[08:19] <krz> *link
[08:24] <TeknoJuce> somsip looks like unix + webgl + textures are the problem I can load pretty much all the samples with webgl except the ones with textures files
[08:25] <reskeeone> i'm using this
[08:25] <reskeeone> rm -rf ~/.gnome2/keyrings/ to terminal
[08:25] <reskeeone> and my current password is gone :(
[08:26] <kingbeast> reskeeone, I have to wash my hands of it. I'm lost
[08:27] <somsip> reskeeone: what do you mean 'my current password is gone'? Gone from where?
[08:29] <reskeeone> gone from "password and encryyption"
[08:30] <somsip> reskeeone: I don';t know what you're referring to.  Can you now enter a new password that is accepted?
[08:33] <luoluoluo> hi there, I am using lubuntu and wanna enable PAE.  I go through instruction on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnablingPAE, but still got 3GB of RAM recognized. Do I miss anything?
[08:33] <luoluoluo> I'm on lubuntu 12.04, 32bit
[08:34] <somsip> luoluoluo: so you installed the linux-generic-pae kernel and rebooted?
[08:35] <reskeeone> somsip: now tits want me to give new password but this doest work because every time i submit new pasword they keep asking me new password
[08:35] <metrics> tits? where?
[08:35] <metrics> ;D
[08:36] <somsip> reskeeone: so you enter a new pass and it just drops back to 'enter password'?
[08:36] <belgianguy> tits with a password? porn?
[08:37] <reskeeone> somsip yes exactly :(
[08:37] <luoluoluo> somsip, yes
[08:37] <somsip> luoluoluo: what is the output of uname -r in terminal?
[08:38] <luoluoluo> just as the instruction saied
[08:38] <luoluoluo> let me see
[08:38] <luoluoluo> 3.2.0-33-generic-pae
[08:38] <somsip> luoluoluo: and what method are you using for it to show only 3GB of RAM?
[08:38] <luoluoluo> free -m
[08:38] <luoluoluo> and also system monitor
[08:39] <somsip> luoluoluo: and how much do you really have?
[08:39] <luoluoluo> 4GB
[08:39] <luoluoluo> I can see it on my dual boot win XP
[08:39] <somsip> luoluoluo: can you paste the output of free -m
[08:39] <somsip> !pastebin | luoluoluo
[08:39] <reskeeone> how about my keyring login?
[08:40] <luoluoluo> a moment
[08:40] <reskeeone> :{
[08:40] <somsip> reskeeone: if you do not have patience and continue to whine I will not help you at all. Understood?
[08:40] <somsip> reskeeone: remind me - what version of ubuntu?
[08:41] <luoluoluo> somsip: paste.ubuntu.com/1396459
[08:41] <somsip> reskeeone: and is this seahorse or gnome-keyring?
[08:41] <reskeeone> i'm sorry, i'm currently using maverick 10,10
[08:41] <shelladdicted> Good morning :)
[08:42] <belgianguy> where should I take suggestions/frustrations ?
[08:42] <belgianguy> apart from my shrink :p
[08:42] <somsip> reskeeone: that is end of line. It's not suported any more. Can you upgrade?
[08:42] <reskeeone> i think it's seahorse 2.32.0-0ubuntu1
[08:42] <reskeeone> i can't update for this time, i have no backup
[08:43] <somsip> reskeeone: then you may be out of luck. I have never used seahorse and haven't used 10.10 for some time.
[08:43] <guest2314> hi
[08:44] <kingbeast> reskeeone, I would suggest you backup to an external and upgrade
[08:46] <almoxarife> reskeeone: do you have a gmail account? yes? there you go, 5 gig of backup, no account? get one, next?
[08:46] <luoluoluo> somsip: any hint? :D
[08:47] <somsip> luoluoluo: I'm reading up.
[08:47] <leviathann> anyone having trouble watching some youtube videos but others work fine?
[08:48] <almoxarife> leviathann: what browser?
[08:48] <leviathann> chromium
[08:48] <somsip> luoluoluo: any chance there is an onboard video card doing something in linux that it isn't doing in Win?
[08:48] <reskeeone> almoxarive how to do that? i never heard of it before. i have gmail account
[08:49] <almoxarife> leviathann: no problems, give me the link to one you cant see
[08:49] <almoxarife> reskeeone: use 'google-drive'
[08:49] <reskeeone> somsip really thanks for Your advice,
[08:49] <zniavre> good morning , any way to modify the rhythmbox toolbars ?
[08:49] <somsip> reskeeone: ok - sorry I couldn't get a solution for you
[08:49] <leviathann> almoxarife: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJOVntAve4M
[08:49] <reskeeone> almoxarife teach me master
[08:50] <zniavre> buttons are huge and text always attached
[08:50] <almoxarife> leviathann: runs fine
[08:50] <luoluoluo> somisp, I'll check it out.  So if it is, the video card eat my RAM?
[08:51] <almoxarife> reskeeone: login to google, you should see it, 'google drive' , if not google it
[08:52] <somsip> luoluoluo: most problems I'm reading about are due to BIOS/mobo/CPU problems or an onboard video card taking some RAM. None of which make sense for you if Win is showing 4GB. But...who knows?
[08:52] <leviathann> almoxarife: if I popout the video it works
[08:53] <almoxarife> leviathann: thats odd
[08:53] <luoluoluo> somsip, thanks for the hint.  My laptop video card is embedded.  So I'll check out how many ram it takes
[08:54] <Simion> hi guys
[08:54] <reskeeone> almoxarife it's said not supported for ubuntu
[08:54] <almoxarife> reskeeone: ok
[08:54] <Simion> how can I edit init.d?
[08:54] <reskeeone> i can't download it's application
[08:54] <somsip> luoluoluo: np
[08:55] <reskeeone> selamat sore saudara sekalian
[08:55] <Simion> how can I edit init.d? (ubuntu 12.04) with gui?
[08:55] <kingbeast> reskeeone, you can upload to it from your browser
[08:56] <guestor> I think google drive is useful tool , but i can't login in.
[08:56] <almoxarife> reskeeone: what browser you using?
[08:56] <reskeeone> firefox
[08:57] <almoxarife> reskeeone: i have both rekonq and chromium, both bring up google drive, i dont know what firefox does
[08:57] <mkuzm> hey ya
[08:57] <mkuzm> есть кто нибудь?
[08:58] <Simion> да )
[08:58] <almoxarife> !ru
[08:58] <mkuzm> мирку не юзал 5 лет
[08:58] <mkuzm> забыл все:(
[08:58] <FloodBot1> mkuzm: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:59] <reskeeone> it's okat if i have more than one internet browser?
[08:59] <almoxarife> reskeeone: yes
[08:59] <reskeeone> *okay
[08:59] <xDesu> why not?
[08:59] <xDesu> but one will be your default for opening links on other applications and what not.
[08:59] <mkuzm> где настройки команд посмотреть можно хлопцы?
[09:00] <almoxarife> !ru | mkuzm<
[09:00] <reskeeone> i'm afrait i'll flooding my memory ram, i'm using only 2gb ram inspiron laptop
[09:00] <almoxarife> reskeeone: you wont
[09:00] <mkuzm> ok sry
[09:01] <xDesu> reskeeone, unless you're going to have mozilla+chrome+opera open at the same time with 20+ tabs open each, it shouldn't be a problem
[09:01] <xDesu> *chromium
[09:03] <dr_willis> !ram
[09:09] <soman> >>> HI al. Is Ubuntu Customization Kit is usable for Xubuntu/Lubuntu/Kubuntu ?
[09:09] <soman> I want to remove some apps from Lubuntu
[09:09] <ikonia> just use the package manager to remove them
[09:10] <xqo> Hi im using ubuntu-live and im using 2 monitors. when i boot, the big monitor gets the resolution of the smaller one. can i boot with vga=893 to get 1920x1200 on the big one?
[09:11] <dr_willis> 'i thought the use of vga=xxx was depreciated.
[09:11] <xqo> dr_willis:  what can i do instead
[09:12] <savio> what's new in kernel 3.5 or any latest kernel? and will installing this new kernel increase system performance ?
[09:13] <almoxarife> savio: did your hardware comeout within the last year?
[09:13] <kingbeast> savio, do your research instead of just asking for it
[09:14] <savio> almoxarife, not exactly ? kingbeast i'm searching over it
[09:14] <almoxarife> kingbeast: wow, imagine giving everyone that answer
[09:14] <almoxarife> savio: probably not then
[09:15] <minimec> xqo: I think (and don't hang me on that), that you cannot configure the framebuffer for both screens with seperate resolution. Now the OS probably takes the highest resolution available (and supported)  on both screens.
[09:15] <kingbeast> almoxarife, that is something he can find out on his own by reading
[09:15] <almoxarife> kingbeast: you can also ignore him
[09:16] <minimec> xqo: BUt... this has nothing to do with the xserver! You should be able to configure your graphical environment with the resolution you want, for each screen ...
[09:17] <almoxarife> !monitor
[09:18] <almoxarife> xqo: look at the randr command for possible solution
[09:24] <Jordan_U> xqo: The vga= parameter (which is depricated) only ever affected used by the VESA driver, and there are almost certainly better native drivers for your graphics card than VESA so the parameter would basically only affect text TTYs, and even then only if you're using proprietary graphics drivers (otherwise with KMS text TTYs make use of native drivers as well).
[09:28] <xqo> minimec, Jordan_U , almoxarife, sorry i forgot i asked. thank you. Im using ubuntu-live, and im not allowed to do a proper installation, so i dont wanna bother with new drivers. I dont mind using only one monitor, if i can force its resolution. however i dont wanna unplug the other one, so can i just turn it off?
[09:29] <Tweikable> anyone awake
[09:30] <dr_willis> yes...
[09:31] <Tweikable> Need some Guidance, on installing backtrack /any verion *hoping for #5 on my android phone i dont have a Sd device bigger that 2gs, but i have a laptop with plunty of storage space. and Updated driver with usb cable
[09:31] <Tweikable> + (*rooted) phone
[09:32] <dr_willis> you dont just install a new os on a android phone.
[09:32] <dr_willis> you need a rom  image for the phone basically
[09:32]  * Tweikable *No0bie(
[09:33] <dr_willis> a noobie most likely should not be using backtrack either. ;-)
[09:33] <Tweikable> reason for my ? is basicly i say this well made tutorial on youtube, but the main requirment is to sd bigger that 3.5g
[09:34] <dr_willis> ubuntu on the google nexus is in testing right now.
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> Tweikable: you can make a super slim Ubuntu OS run on 3.5Gb storage :)
[09:35] <Tweikable> well i just dont see the productivity for using aircr***-g  on a phone with the adroid version of backtrack 5 its almost automative like using wesside-** on aircra**
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> Tweikable: backtrack isn't supported here
[09:35] <almoxarife> Tweikable: take it to #android-root , you might actually get some answers there
[09:36] <Tweikable> alright thank you, i didnt mean to deface copyright room policy
[09:36] <Tweikable> thank you for the lead
[09:36] <Jordan_U> xqo: Can you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[09:36] <dr_willis> copyright?
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> Tweikable: copyright isn't anything to do with the issue...
[09:37] <Tweikable> copyright* wronge turm
[09:37] <Tweikable> room* Topic
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> Tweikable: thats the one ;)
[09:37] <Tweikable> lol
[09:37] <Tweikable> thank you guys for the help
[09:38] <Tweikable> love it. alwasy have a decent room to were i can get knowlegable information
[09:38] <Tweikable> keep it up
[09:38] <Tweikable> actualy one more ?
[09:38] <Tweikable> were do i go to get a unafilated mask