[00:00] <milapurr> invalid option p
[00:00] <Eagleman> pancakes09 i already did, they are fine
[00:00] <pancakes09> milapurr: what... what distro are you using
[00:00] <milapurr> ubuntu 12.04
[00:00] <pancakes09> milapurr: oh just do a "cp -p"
[00:00] <milapurr> is there a way to just download Java-7-oracle?
[00:01] <milapurr> still nothing
[00:01] <qin> pancakes09: what does "mv -p"
[00:01] <milapurr> sudo mv cp -p Java-7-oracle /usr/lib/
[00:01] <milapurr> mv: invalid option -- 'p'
[00:01] <milapurr> Try `mv --help' for more information.
[00:02] <pancakes09> qin: haha my bad, i meant cp -p
[00:02] <qin> milapurr: is not Java in software canter?
[00:02] <fluxhun> bunch of fucking typical linux fags.
[00:02] <fluxhun> +b me, assholes.
[00:02] <LjL> !ops | fluxhun
[00:02] <bekks> !jdk | qin
[00:02] <bekks> !java | qin
[00:03] <qin> bekks: that would be for milapurr
[00:03] <milapurr> in the current OS I have java-7-openjdk-amd64
[00:03] <milapurr> I think I got the wrong java...
[00:04] <qin> milapurr: read the link?
[00:04] <RandomStrayCat> brahdude: hmmm, type ..... sudo lshw | grep product .... so i can look up for your laptop
[00:05] <RandomStrayCat> that is if it is not cutome :3
[00:05] <brahdude> RandomStrayCat, http://pastebin.com/gYgHZY2P
[00:05] <milapurr> is there a terminal way to do it?
[00:06] <milapurr> I always get the box where I have to choose how to open apts.
[00:06] <milapurr> and the software center is no where to be found
[00:06] <Eagleman> Any idea why Apcupsd is not calling the doshutdown script i placed in /etc/apcupsd directory?
[00:06] <brahdude> here RandomStrayCat http://pastebin.com/T7iB7Ejg thanks
[00:11] <RandomStrayCat> brah: what version of ubuntu are you running
[00:11] <RandomStrayCat> brah: lsb_release -a
[00:12] <brahdude> 13.10
[00:12] <miro> HI Guys
[00:12] <OerHeks> Eagleman, UPS with usb ?
[00:12] <Eagleman> Yes
[00:13] <Guest21877> i have ubuntu 13.10 on my netbook but still i installed it, there is no sound. unfortunately I cant change the volume in the alsamixer
[00:13] <OerHeks> Eagleman,  did you edit /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf and comment out DEVICE ?? (it contains a TTY link, which will prevent it from working)https://help.ubuntu.com/community/apcupsd
[00:13] <Guest21877> is there anyone who has experence or an idea, would be great
[00:13] <Guest21877> I hae no experience with ubuntu or linux
[00:14] <brahdude> Guest21877, what netbook do you have?
[00:14] <Guest21877> I have an asus eeepc1015pn
[00:15] <Eagleman> OerHeks thats not the problem, it shuts down fine including the UPS, but i am having problems calling external scripts
[00:15] <brahdude> Guest21877, do you get sound from headphones?
[00:15] <Eagleman> I can also read info from the UPS itself
[00:15] <Guest21877> no nothing
[00:16] <Guest21877> if I have a look in the pavcontrol there is only shown the hdmi output
[00:17] <pylearner> Do you want to run "CHROME", or display its contents?  <--- how can I have my link to my .sh file not do this in gnome desktop environment i want to suppress this
[00:17] <pylearner> i always want to run
[00:17] <brahdude> try this page fcdragon https://sites.google.com/site/mtrons/howtos/eeepc-1015pn
[00:18] <RandomStrayCat> Brahdude: can you try updating you BIOS
[00:18] <fcdragon> thanks brahdude, I tried everything but nothing helps
[00:18] <hitsujiTMO> pylearner: call it from a .desktop file
[00:19] <brahdude> RandomStrayCat, I guess I could, will see what I can do
[00:19] <RandomStrayCat> Brahdude: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/969485   although this was for 12.04 Ubuntu. It hints that a BIOS problem
[00:19] <pylearner> hitsujiTMO, is there anyway to hide the .desktop part??
[00:19] <brahdude> cheers RandomStrayCat
[00:20] <RandomStrayCat> Brahdude: cheers, if you want to check your bios version : dmidecode | less ..... then type / BIOS Info
[00:21] <pylearner> also when i run a .desktop and try to add an icon for it it doesnt work for me
[00:21] <hitsujiTMO> pylearner: that shoud automatically happen as long as you give it a Name=
[00:21] <brahdude> RandomStrayCat, "Pattern not found"
[00:21] <pylearner> hitsujiTMO, could you should me a sample .desktop file
[00:21] <Mace268> pylearner, open file manager, go to File > Preferences, Behavior tab and tick Run Eecutables
[00:22] <alansaul-laptop> Hey guys, bit of a stupid question but I need some suggestions as to whether i should use awk, sed, or go ahead and python script something
[00:22] <RandomStrayCat> brah: sorry /BIOS Info
[00:22] <hitsujiTMO> pylearner: anything in /usr/share/applications ir /usr/share/xsessions/
[00:22] <pylearner> k
[00:22] <RandomStrayCat> I had an extra space xD
[00:23] <alansaul-laptop> I have a text document with say A b c d \n B e f g \n A h i j k \n B l m n o
[00:23] <alansaul-laptop> Now I want to say if the third column of the line is == "hello" (i.e. if c or j is == "hello") dont print the line following beginning with B, otherwise do
[00:24] <alansaul-laptop> That sounds a lot more complicated than it is...
[00:24] <brahdude> thanks RandomStrayCat it seems I have an outdated bios
[00:24] <RandomStrayCat> Brahdude: hopefully that fixes the problem.. if t doesn't you might want to fill out a bug for :)
[00:25] <brahdude> Cheers will do, thanks.
[00:25] <brahdude> hnnnggg .exe file
[00:25] <alansaul-laptop> Basically if i have some basically multilined parsing to do, should I skip over awk and sed and go straight to python?
[00:26] <sonic__> ATTENZIONE: Non e' stata intercettata la versione originale di lynx.
[00:26] <sonic__> Questo script e' in grado di funzionare sono con lynx e non links2.
[00:27] <k1l_> !it | sonic__
[00:27] <sonic__> usa BuDuScRiPt [ http://digilander.libero.it/udasoft/Software/Linux/buduscript ]
[00:27] <sonic__> Version 3.7.86
[00:27] <sonic__> By  U D A ' S o f t w a r e
[00:28] <slvpltr> o.o;
[00:37] <gordonjcp> sudo rm -rf /usr/share/sounds
[00:37] <gordonjcp> bah, mispaste
[00:38] <gordonjcp> don't type that, unless you really dislike that earsplittingly loud "BADABAMF" on startup
[00:38] <gordonjcp> why is the keyboard mapping broken in 13.10?
[00:39] <gordonjcp> every time you log in, the keyboard mapping is set to en-US until you explicitly change it
[00:39] <xtalmath> can I insert an audio delay in ubuntu 12.04 precise?
[00:39] <gordonjcp> xtalmath: an audio delay into what?
[00:39] <jrib> gordonjcp: idk but how are you changing it
[00:39] <gordonjcp> jrib: with the thing at the top right, with the control panel
[00:39] <gordonjcp> jrib: I've even removed en-US from the list, still it comes up with a broken layout
[00:40] <gordonjcp> 13.10 just should be removed from distribution
[00:40] <gordonjcp> it's fatally broken in too many ways
[00:40] <jrib> gordonjcp: does the login screen offer the facility to change the layout?
[00:40] <gordonjcp> jrib: nope
[00:40] <xtalmath> gordonjcp: some of the crappy flash players dont provide increasing or decreasing audio delays like you can do with shortcuts in VLC
[00:40] <gordonjcp> xtalmath: oh, no idea, I don't bother with that stuff
[00:43] <jrib> gordonjcp: you're not using lightdm?  I can't remember last time i saw my log-in screen but I thought i remembered a way to choose layout in there
[00:44] <gordonjcp> jrib: maybe there is, perhaps because I've only got one keymap enabled it doesn't show it
[00:44] <RandomStrayCat> gordonjcp: sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
[00:44] <RandomStrayCat> try that
[00:45] <dunpeal> Is there a good, popular choice of a tiling WM for Ubuntu?
[00:46] <gordonjcp> RandomStrayCat: tried that, doesn't help
[00:46] <gordonjcp> also, it randomly switches back to en-US
[00:46] <jrib> dunpeal: use whichever one you like.
[00:46] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: "good" and "tiling" aren't really compatible
[00:46] <jrib> wm is a personal choice
[00:46] <gordonjcp> yeah
[00:47] <gordonjcp> I guess people like tiling WMs in the same way that people like Austin Allegros
[00:47] <hitsujiTMO> gordonjcp: i get that too from time to time. quite an annoying bug
[00:47] <grendal_prime> kewl i got it all up and working ..bots and all thanks guys
[00:47] <grendal_prime> son is totally jazed.
[00:48] <grendal_prime> hey if i have a maplist and one of the maps is not working the way i want with the bots...how can i skip to the next level?
[00:48] <jrib> grendal_prime: you are in #ubuntu
[00:48] <grendal_prime> woops
[00:48] <hitsujiTMO> dunpeal: its usually dwm vs xmonad. dwm if you know c. xmonad if you know haskell
[00:48] <grendal_prime> thanks
[00:51] <apb1963> Anyone know much about jitsi?  I had it working and then I started messing with plugins and now I have no audio.  ubuntu 12.04.3
[00:52] <kostkon> !info jitsi
[00:52] <kostkon> !find jitsi
[00:53] <hitsujiTMO> !info jitsi precise
[00:54] <apb1963> https://jitsi.org/
[00:55] <se> heyqll
[00:56] <duped27> Is ubuntu makin progress in tablets. PC's are becoming a thing of the past.
[00:59] <se> haaa
[00:59] <se> :D
[00:59] <se> from all ?
[01:01] <jdhd> hey
[01:04] <jdhd> lars
[01:04] <Apollo> hey so for the past couple of days i believe my ubuntu software center has had this bar near the center that looks like it is downloading something and is stuck at halfway, yet when i go to the application and go to progress it shows nothing? its small but irritating.
[01:08] <daz646>  #ubuntu
[01:08] <DrGrov> Evening yet again
[01:09] <BOvern> there must be lots of private chats going on in here
[01:09] <DrGrov> Decided to give up the Lubuntu experiment in order to convince my dad to get a new computer instead :)
[01:09] <daz646> Hi all
[01:09] <BOvern> get one with secure boot
[01:22] <jdhd> hey
[01:22] <daftykins> ho
[01:22] <daftykins> and off we go
[01:23] <qwebirc211> does somebody know a solution for the problem that dropbox no longer works under ubuntu 13.10?
[01:25] <theorem> anyone here have teething problems with UEFI BIOS and Secure boot ?   I've disabled the secure boot on my BIOS (after installing from USB) and the UEFI keeps complaining "the current BIOS setting do not fully support the boot device"
[01:26] <xevious> Is there a way to prevent apt from starting or restarting services when installing packages?
[01:26] <theorem> it's part of the install process
[01:26] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: what WM do you use?
[01:27] <theorem> there can be a -D option if the package maintainer has seen fit to provide that option
[01:27] <xevious> theorem: Oh well. Thanks for the feedback.
[01:28] <xevious> theorem: I need to install services in a chroot and it's communicating with and messing up the non-chroot system.
[01:28] <xevious> It's talking to the wrong dbus.
[01:29] <xevious> theorem: I'm debootstrapping an environment that I'll reboot into.
[01:29] <xevious> theorem: So, I don't want any part of that new environment to start.
[01:29] <theorem> xevious: then you need to install with the path that you need ... actually chroot to it first.
[01:29] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: whatever Unity is based around
[01:29] <theorem> services shouldn't ...
[01:29] <theorem> but they may ..
[01:30] <theorem> start
[01:30] <dunpeal> hitsujiTMO: it's going to be dwm then I supppose :)  Haskell scares me
[01:30] <xevious> theorem: I am chrooted.
[01:30] <xevious> theorem: It's strange.
[01:31] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: anything where you have to write pages and pages of code to configure it to a usable state cannot *possibly* be helping your productivity
[01:32] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: I wonder why there can't just be a good tiling option/plugin for unity or XFCE or whatever
[01:33] <bfi1714> Hi
[01:33] <bfi1714> I'm installing a ubuntu iso in my laptop
[01:33] <bfi1714> so I'll need some help with the terminal
[01:33] <bfi1714> I hope that I could use this channel to clarify my doubts
[01:33] <bfi1714> Is it alright?
[01:34] <daftykins> yes
[01:34] <mason-> Fresh Debian installation. Installed sudo and added my user to the sudo group. The %sudo line is in my sudoers file, and yet it's still saying username is not in the sudoers file. Anyone know what gives/
[01:35] <daftykins> this isn't debian
[01:35] <bfi1714> what's the shortcut to call the terminal on ubuntu?
[01:36] <mason-> I know. They pointed me here. Snobbery.
[01:36] <sergio-br2> Ctrl+Alt+t
[01:36] <bfi1714> how do I set boot to understand that my user is the root?
[01:36] <obi1kenobe> best way to remote acess two computers under Ubuntu?
[01:36] <bfi1714> Obrigado Segio
[01:36] <bekks> !root | bfi1714
[01:36] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: actually
[01:37] <dunpeal> looks like XFCE 4.10 has some pretty good tiling support
[01:37] <daftykins> bfi1714: you don't run as root.
[01:37] <bfi1714> but why does the terminal doesn't accept a blank password to run the command?
[01:37] <bfi1714> trick question
[01:37] <bfi1714> I hate that terminal
[01:37] <bfi1714> I try to use the apt-get and it denies me
[01:37] <bfi1714> login failed
[01:37] <bfi1714> :(
[01:38] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: what's so great about tiling?
[01:38] <TheLordOfTime> bfi1714: if you don't have a password you can't use sudo commands, you must have a password on your account.
[01:38] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: space efficiency for a programmer with many opne windows.
[01:38] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: it's not efficient, though
[01:39] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: you can only have a couple of things open at a time
[01:39] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: ...?  tiling is just about using all available space
[01:39] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: so why not let windows overlap?
[01:39] <obi1kenobe>  best way to remote acess two computers under Ubuntu?
[01:39] <gordonjcp> obi1kenobe: ssh probably
[01:39] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: because they're displaying important sh*t I want to see, like logs, a console, vim...
[01:40] <dunpeal> it's not like I'm OK with an important log line just disappearing.
[01:40] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: I currently have 15 terminal windows open, a browser, and four PDF viewers
[01:40] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: how would that work with tiling?
[01:40] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: great, I'm sure you don't need to see them all at once.
[01:40] <dunpeal> I do.
[01:40] <dunpeal> I make a code change, I need to see it reflect in the console program running, in the error log, in a browser...
[01:41] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: I need to see *some* things simultaneously
[01:41] <catalase_> can anyone tell me why  Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) is apache2 is already the newest version.
[01:41] <obi1kenobe> all i know how to install linux and do smal programs instalation
[01:41] <gordonjcp> I have six terminals and one PDF viewer visible just now
[01:41] <catalase_> i did apt-get update and apt-get upgrade
[01:41] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: XFCE tiling features can help with that :)
[01:41] <catalase_> but apache2 2.2.22 is apparently newest version?
[01:41] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: yeah, but XFCE sucks
[01:41] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: and tiling WMs belong back in the 1980s
[01:41] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: I ditched that crap decades ago and will never go back
[01:42] <spearhead> gordonjcp, dunpeal, try i3-wm...
[01:42] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: how is unity better than XFCE?
[01:42] <Euclidis>  Gee, XFCE really sucks.
[01:42] <dunpeal> especially for a programmer
[01:42] <obi1kenobe> i like LXDE
[01:42] <gordonjcp> spearhead: no, I have seen i3-wm and I don't really like it
[01:42] <dunpeal> XFCE is the best desktop right now imho
[01:42] <gordonjcp> spearhead: it seems to be particularly geared up to people who have a bunch of terminals with tiny pixelly grey-on-grey text, and there's no easy way to make it usable
[01:42] <dunpeal> all the features, none of the crap.
[01:43] <gordonjcp> dunpeal: it doesn't crash all the time, for a start
[01:43] <dunpeal> gordonjcp: I haven't had XFCE crash on me once.
[01:43] <gordonjcp> lucky you
[01:43] <dunpeal> and I crashed components of Unity plenty (looking at you Dash)
[01:43] <gordonjcp> dash is *great*
[01:43] <spearhead> gordonjcp, that isn't true, it is very easy to configure and the colors definately are't grey on gray the terminal is a tan on blue, very easy on the eyes,  everything else is window specific
[01:44] <gordonjcp> granted, Unity needs a fairly chunky machine
[01:44] <xangua> dunpeal:  gordonjcp spearhead you can discuss your favorite DE on #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:44] <gordonjcp> this machine is a 2GHz core 2 duo with 1G of RAM
[01:44] <Diamondcite> That's plenty.
[01:45] <gordonjcp> Diamondcite: oh yah
[01:45] <gordonjcp> Diamondcite: my 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo with 4GB of RAM is great
[01:45] <Diamondcite> Well ram could use just a little work, but otherwise great (Compared to a Pentium 3 1GHz with 512MB of SDRAM)
[01:45] <gordonjcp> this one really needed another 512M added before Unity was happy
[01:46] <Diamondcite> It's more amazing a 10+ year old system can run unity.
[01:46] <gordonjcp> not really, Unity isn't particularly heavyweight
[01:46] <gordonjcp> you need a semidecent graphics card
[01:47] <BOvern> i have a 4 mega vga card
[01:47] <Diamondcite> It's! It's.. err.. I can't remember which card it uses.. did that tower even have one?
[01:48] <Diamondcite> Ubuntu also runs Kinda nice on a N270 Atom with 2GB of ram.
[01:49] <Euclidis> I've got an problem. I got an HP AMD A3500 APU Radeon HD 6620G. Happen that is running below 1.5 Ghz. Overclocking is overheating and slow..
[01:51] <Euclidis> A Samsumg Galaxy looks better than it.
[01:53] <Euclidis> change KDE for lxde don't look like a plausible deal..
[02:01] <DrGrov> Hi, now I am a bit lost here.
[02:02] <DrGrov> Can I easily reinstall my 13.10 with another flavor ex. Kubuntu/Lubuntu etc. for the default one without missing anything? I am looking to not having lenses and social media integration things around.
[02:03] <Ben64> DrGrov: the only difference between them is the desktop environments, and you can install those easily, like "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop"
[02:04] <DrGrov> Ben64: But I kind of want to remove Unity completely and switch to something else without lenses and social media integration things baked in the settings.
[02:05] <Ben64> well if you start up and choose kde, it won't have lenses
[02:05] <DrGrov> Ben64: I do not like the excessive social media integration. I prefer to have those set up differently when I need.
[02:05] <BOvern> try steamOS
[02:05] <DrGrov> Ben64: Could I completely remove Unity somehow if I install Kubuntu now without formatting the system?
[02:05] <BOvern> DrGrov: you are anti-social? O.o
[02:05] <luis_> hi guys, I was wondering if you can help me. I have the following issue with my grub menu: it doesn't show the latest kernels I have installed
[02:06] <luis_> when I try to run update-grub, it tells me I have to install grub or grub2-common, but when I try to install grub-common, it says this: "grub-common : Depends: liblzma2 (>= 4.999.9beta) but it is not installable"
[02:06] <DrGrov> BOvern: So? No, not really. I just prefer to keep all my social media things separated from the OS itself. Through a browser is how I like to use social media.
[02:06] <Ben64> DrGrov: something like this would do it, but this is for 12.10, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekubuntu
[02:07] <BOvern> see what i mean
[02:08] <BOvern> do you really want to be associated with psychocats?
[02:08] <n008> help, I am trying to access github from a remote server
[02:08] <n008> but I dont want to add my ssh keys to that server
[02:08] <n008> i know I can use ssh tunnel or something, but dont know how
[02:09] <n008> or is it called port forwarding
[02:15] <bfi1714> please, I need to check my past messages replies in this channel
[02:15] <bfi1714> how could I do it?
[02:15] <rww> !irclogs
[02:15] <bfi1714> I've try history #ubuntu
[02:17] <anon_22> hey
[02:18] <bababsh> hey
[02:18] <jjavaholic> how should I resolve "Sound only plays through headphones or internal speakers" Hda Intel Sound problem?
[02:21] <NBhosting> how do i grow this to the correct size https://dpaste.de/1Z0O
[02:21] <bfi1714> Sorry, how do I fast respond someone here
[02:21] <bfi1714> like
[02:22] <bfi1714> I wouldn't like to write the nickname of the person every single time to answer a msg of him
[02:23] <kostkon> !tab | bfi1714
[02:23] <bfi1714> kostkon: thank you!
[02:24] <kostkon> bfi1714: :-)
[02:25] <bfi1714> ok! I'm installing my ubuntu on VBOX
[02:25] <bfi1714> I count with your help guys
[02:28] <DrGrov> Anyone know how to reset Cinnamon menu and separate all Unity stuff from the Cinnamon menu? Have duplicates all over the place. Running 13.10.
[02:29] <digitaldefector> hey folks
[02:30] <digitaldefector> DrGrov, sorry about yesterday but you caught me off guard when you described root as / . I assumed after that you know more about Linux than I do.
[02:31] <designbybeck_> how to I access my USB from a command line?
[02:31] <nickalish> pikkemand"
[02:31] <designbybeck_> i did a lsusb and I think i see the sandisk.... but then I run mount and don't see it there
[02:31] <designbybeck_> and it isn't under media
[02:31] <DrGrov> digitaldefector: No problem :) No need to apologize :)
[02:32] <DrGrov> digitaldefector: I am now desparately stuck with trying to get rid of duplicate menu entries in Cinnamon, residue from Unity. But I have both installed but would like to just get rid of Unity entries in Cinnamon. This is driving me insane.
[02:32] <anon_22> pikkemand
[02:33] <anon_22> larsen
[02:33] <anon_22> jeg elsker stine
[02:33] <bfi1714> anyone could tell me a GOOD ubunt terminal cheat sheet
[02:33] <bfi1714> or linux command terminal tutorial
[02:34] <bfi1714> simple and easy to be understood
[02:34] <melio> bfi console tutorial?
[02:34] <bfi1714> yes
[02:34] <melio> terminal implies one thing, console is what you use a terminal to get to
[02:34] <bfi1714> melio: to understand the commands
[02:34] <melio> bfi ok there's a few books and cheatsheets
[02:34] <bfi1714> like apt-get
[02:34] <melio> right
[02:35] <melio> it's not easy for beginners
[02:35] <melio> but it's learnable
[02:35] <Bashing-om> designbybeck_: later version have that mount point in /media/<user_name> . Anything there ?
[02:35] <bfi1714> melio: also what other commands have been using now a days
[02:35] <bababsh> kjdkjd
[02:35] <digitaldefector> DrGrov, I'm frustrated. I've tried Linux Mint, PinguyOS, and Korora 20 (to see if my wireless is working on a different distro. Or on a 13.10 release. I could not even boot Korora. What pisses me off is that Ubuntu 12.04 works great with my wireless, but I can't use a better ati driver. I don't know what to do. Maybe I should try Manjaro. I'm just not sure anymore.
[02:35] <bfi1714> melio: like apt-get
[02:35] <designbybeck_> only one thing listed Bashing-om, it is his username
[02:35] <designbybeck_> i'm help;ing a friend Bashing-om
[02:36] <melio> this is a pdf
[02:36] <melio> http://cli.learncodethehardway.org/bash_cheat_sheet.pdf
[02:36] <melio> you can tell by the extention :P
[02:36] <melio> but it's actually not bad. just looked at it
[02:36] <melio> there are html versions of this too
[02:36] <melio> but i think it covers a few aspects of bash
[02:36] <melio> the console shell you are probably using
[02:37] <spearhead> !enter | melio
[02:37] <melio> the shell itself, bash, contains a vast array of commands, or regex
[02:37] <melio> spearhead thanks, I apologize i'm from the 80's when everything took a long time to process and cycle to the next line and modems were slow
[02:38] <spearhead> melio, np just a gentile reminder
[02:38] <Bashing-om> designbybeck_: What does dmesg have to say after the usb drive is plugged in ? does the system see it there ?
[02:39] <designbybeck_> Bashing-om:  we tried this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/37767/how-to-access-a-usb-flash-drive-from-the-terminal
[02:39] <designbybeck_> but it says coan't find /dev/sdc in /etc/fstab
[02:40] <melio> i have a usb issue too. but it's bluetooth. i have a feeling no one cares about bluetooth on linux
[02:40] <Bashing-om> designbybeck_: lemme go see that reference I will be back.
[02:40] <digitaldefector> Can anyone tell me why 13.10, and 13.10 based distros, won't work with accessing wifi? It works in 12.04. That's why I find it so baffling.
[02:40] <melio> the bluez site in the about dialog doesnt even go to a valid website anymore
[02:40] <Guest19961> Hey guys.  I'm having a problem with Compiz on Ubuntu 13.10, where the orange selection from the Expo selector remains displayed after switching to the selected desktop.  Anyone know a way to fix this?
[02:40] <dswhite85> sup
[02:41] <melio> hi dswhite85
[02:41] <Guest19961> Here's a screen capture of what I'm talking about.  You can see the orange in the top left corner of the screen.  http://youtube.com/watch?v=n5Yh1AxW5Yo
[02:41] <digitaldefector> dswhite85, notta. Just wishing my wifi worked in 13.10  How about you?
[02:41] <luis_> Hi, how can I update grub so that it shows the latest kernels installed? update-grub won't do and I can't install grub2-common
[02:41] <Bitwise> Hello. I'm trying to route all traffic from tap0 to wlan0. I tried bridging the connection using NetBridge to seemingly no avail.
[02:41] <melio> look http://blueman-project.org/ the site isnt even around anymore
[02:41] <dswhite85> just wanted to say i left ubuntu after 13.10 and unity, just couldnt stand it anymore. I moved to Fedora 20 and honestly I thought I hated gnome3, but really I couldnt be happier!!!!
[02:42] <melio> dswhite85: neat
[02:42] <digitaldefector> DrGrov, I did find Cinnamon was very fast, even in a live cd. Is it fast for you?
[02:42] <spearhead> dswhite85, just curious, why didn't you try gnome 3 in ubuntu?
[02:42] <Guest19961> Just realized my nick is b0rk3d ... wtf
[02:42] <GraphicBUGExtrem> Hello i have a BIG PROBLEM. Since i had 1x mz grapic card connectet to hdmi tv to watch movie, i have big graphic problems with ubuntu. I have change back to normal and i get alwazs a verz strange displaz on the bootloader, also in ubunti so that i cant see anzthing onlz mixed colors because its like the displaz is wave splittet into hundren lines with displays. after a new instal it was worin onlz in a low 1024x768 mode,
[02:42] <GraphicBUGExtrem>  also a uknown display. now i have install the nvidia 331 driver and now i get the message that it cant be used and its now startet in low grapic mode
[02:43] <melio> I should try this bluetooth in fedora
[02:43] <melio> I'll run whatever makes it work :(
[02:43] <melio> i want to beable to play games and movies without disturbing my wife
[02:43] <DrGrov> digitaldefector: It is, running though a Intel Xeon E5-2620 at 2GHz
[02:43] <spearhead> melio, i don't know much about bluetooth in ubuntu but if you actually ask a question about it someone might answer you
[02:44] <dswhite85> i tried gnome3 before by added the repos in ubuntu, but it basically broke my system numerous times
[02:44] <Bitwise> Hello. I'm trying to route all traffic from tap0 to wlan0. I tried bridging the connection using NetBridge to seemingly no avail.
[02:44] <Bashing-om> designbybeck_: Yeah the askubuntu reference looks good to me. What does ->sudo fdisk -l <- relate to you when the drive is plugged in ?
[02:45] <lawvin> hi
[02:46] <GraphicBUGExtrem> the logs says no usable settings
[02:46] <melio> spearhead i agree, asking about it will help, but i'm searching too. when i come to conclusions that help or i need help with I'll put it out there. but i'm helping people too while i ask
[02:47] <melio> is my cloak gone?
[02:48] <melio> curious, i might have to get another
[02:48] <Euclidis> I've got an problem. I got an HP AMD A3500 APU Radeon HD 6620G. Happen that is running below 1.5 Ghz. Overclocking is overheating and slow..  Nothing above 1.5..
[02:48] <Euclidis> *a
[02:48] <GraphicBUGExtrem> seems like nobody can help me :/
[02:49] <kostkon> !patience | GraphicBUGExtrem
[02:49] <Euclidis> GraphicBUGExtrem: You should search for another equivalent driver. It is a driver issue.
[02:49] <desolator> I'm afraid of upgrading. I'm running 12.10. Someone please hold my hand.
[02:50] <desolator> I have nowhere to backup my files.
[02:50] <Euclidis> desolator: You can create a little fat or ext partition for backup.
[02:51] <desolator> oh, can I resize my ext partition without losing data?
[02:52] <GraphicBUGExtrem> how can it be a driver problem_ this driver has worked before nice its onlz after i had connect it 1 time to hdmi with my tv. its also before anz starts i had this problem also when windows was check my hdd before start into the system
[02:52] <kostkon> desolator: upgradin is less risky than resizing your fs
[02:53] <GraphicBUGExtrem> now i have complete reinstall ubuntu as single os and after install the driver i get the problem with low graphic mode
[02:54] <GraphicBUGExtrem> it looks a little like this on boot
[02:54] <GraphicBUGExtrem> http://h30492.www3.hp.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/815i88853CB51409D372/image-size/original?v=mpbl-1&px=-1
[02:54] <designbybeck_> Thanks for the help Bashing-om sorry he had to leave. I'll try it again tomorrow and see if we can get it going. If not we'll reinstall
[02:54] <desolator> oh I've seen that before
[02:54] <desolator> where did I saw it...
[02:55] <desolator> I think it waas when I changed resolution
[02:55] <desolator> I also have a radeon on this laptop
[02:55] <GraphicBUGExtrem> i know but i have this since i had connect it via hdmi
[02:55] <dswhite858585> sup sup
[02:55] <GraphicBUGExtrem> and its also before the os boot, also before windows
[02:55] <GraphicBUGExtrem> i had this also in ubuntu thats why i have reinstall it
[02:55] <desolator> I think I had to try another version of fglrx or whatever the propietary driver is called
[02:57] <booh> I just replace a failed disk for md0 raid1 for my / partition.  I boot now with the first disk but I would like to be able to boot with the new resync disk.  How to make it bootable too 6
[02:57] <booh> too ?
[02:57] <AlecTaylor> hi
[02:57] <vin1> hi
[02:58] <AlecTaylor> Keyboard input isn't recognised properly for some reason... e.g.: I can launch a terminal with Ctrl+Shift+T; but can't type in it. I can use keyboard shortcuts in Firefox, but can't type anywhere. How to fix?
[02:58]  * AlecTaylor is lucky KVIrc is accepting normal keyboard input!
[02:58] <vin1> i need help regarding pidgin
[02:59] <vin1> can anyone help me please?
[02:59] <desolator> I'm using ChatZilla. It's ancient and sometimes gets grumpy.
[03:00] <BrianH_> Uhhh, Anon just compromised Dropbox?
[03:00] <BrianH_> https://twitter.com/AnonOpsKorea/status/421823871960899585
[03:00] <GraphicBUGExtrem> i will trz a other driver how i can change back to standart driver_
[03:00] <Aaron> GraphicBUGExtrem, rmmod module
[03:02] <GraphicBUGExtrem> ty
[03:04] <booh> how to make a second drive bootable?  ubuntu 12.10
[03:05] <booh> first of all, is grub the bootloader in ubuntu 12.10 ?  partitions are in gpt I think.
[03:06] <desolator> yeah
[03:06] <desolator> grub is for 12.10
[03:06] <booh> If I type grub command, it says to install grub...
[03:06] <booh> apt-get install.
[03:06] <Emileneth> Hey
[03:07] <desolator> I know because it gets angry and it kicks me to a grub screen when I put my thumb drive before it boots.
[03:07] <Emileneth> how is it going for you'
[03:07] <desolator> I also have 12.10 and I need to upgrade
[03:08] <Emileneth> do you know how safe is to upgrade without format?
[03:08] <booh> The server is working, I just want to make my second drive in raid1 bootable.
[03:09] <booh> dist-upgrade works well most of the time.
[03:09] <desolator> I do not know, I don't have any means to do a backup and I'm afraid to upgrade. How long do I have until support ends?
[03:09] <Emileneth> i like the sound of 'most'
[03:09] <booh> release_upgrade also... but you have to verify all services after .
[03:09] <desolator> oh I tried upgrade but it won't let me upgrade 12.10 to newest directly
[03:10] <booh> you have to relase_upgrade one version at the time...
[03:10] <booh> just make an image of your harddrive before... with clonezila.
[03:10] <desolator> is there a way to go from 12.10 to 13.04?
[03:10] <booh> 12.10 to 13.04: do_release_upgrade
[03:11] <booh> sorry... I mean do-release-upgrade
[03:13] <Beldar> desolator, What happens when you try to update, and how are you doing it?
[03:13] <Beldar> upgrade*
[03:14] <Bashing-om> designbybeck_: playing catch up here.. I am confused, (re)install what ? to the USB drive ?
[03:14] <booh> before upgrading... do a dist-upgrade of your actual version
[03:15] <desolator> Beldar: it was a long time ago. I think the icon told me that I couldn't upgrade to 13.10 directly, I used the console and it told me the same thing so reading through some page it said I had to upgrade to 13.04 first and the only way to do so was by using CD.
[03:17] <Beldar> desolator, 12.10 should upgrade to 13.04 some have problems if the OS has broken packages or heavily modified.
[03:18] <desolator> how "heavely" are we talking
[03:18] <desolator> I like to mess around a lot and uhm
[03:19] <Beldar> desolator, Hard to say no real measurement, can be ppa's .
[03:20] <Beldar> desolator, You say you read you need a cd, have you actually tried to 13.04?
[03:21] <desolator> no, I was going to check how to do it but I suddenly lost interest back then
[03:21] <desolator> it's just today that I read 12.10 was losing support recently
[03:21] <cantstanya> IdleOne: rude.
[03:22] <desolator> well, what do you know. do-release-upgrade is working.
[03:38] <melio> Scanning for a bluetooth device i can't find it :(
[03:40] <nopame> hi
[03:47] <brutha37> hey guys
[03:48] <redGod> idk if its only me having this issue but I can't seem to have any threads on it. Ever since I switched my new lenovo U530 to ubuntu I have an issue with the wifi connection. the connection will drop out but still show it connected and a strong signal strength and to regain the connection I have to disable the networking and reenable it, and that will work a few times until it refuses to even see
[03:49] <redGod> the ssid and then I have to do a complete reboot
[04:06] <sandmanna> in ubuntu 13.10 "evolution-calendar-factory" seems to be using 35MiB, is this what displays the date and time? if it's not how can i remove it, and would removing it be bad for my system?
[04:07] <sitts> can i try trusty ?
[04:07] <sitts> is it public
[04:12] <spearhead_> !trusty | sitts
[04:13] <jeffrey_f> melio: does it work fine after a restart from power-off?
[04:14] <melio> seems to work with the phone, but the headsets are not being discoverable right now. hitting the manual for the headset to see if there's a reset or osmething
[04:14] <melio> press and hold for 10 seconds it sais. i will try
[04:14] <jeffrey_f> melio: usually the headset needs to be in discover mode
[04:15] <melio> got it!
[04:15] <melio> ok so it's a pairing issue. because im not holding the button to get it discoverable. lemme try it on the linux bluetooth now
[04:16] <melio> ok got it
[04:16] <melio> the device is seen, but it failed to connect
[04:16] <melio> i wonder if it works now
[04:17] <jeffrey_f> Try a system restart from power-off.  I had the same issue with mine....
[04:17] <melio> i'm going to try pairing it again to see if it works
[04:18] <melio> the fact that it's discoverable is a lot better then i got with the other bluetooth adaptor i bought at bestbuy
[04:18] <melio> that one only saw my phone. but then again. it might have been working fine
[04:19] <melio> awesome it works
[04:19] <melio> impressive
[04:20] <melio> had to audio sink
[04:20] <melio> sweet
[04:20] <melio> now i can play minecraft and listen to moo's
[04:21] <melio> it's kinda cool you can play music on your android phone, bluetooth the audio over to the laptop
[04:21] <melio> play it there
[04:21] <melio> then audio sync it to your headset.
[04:21] <duped27> I heard ubuntu is for hippies.
[04:21] <melio> duped27: it's for ninjas too. but you never see them using it
[04:22] <duped27> melio: u can run sound out of both devices at once if your brave.
[04:22] <melio> i am brave!
[04:25] <duped27> You need a work horse audio card or you'll get jitter problems to run audio out of two devices at once.
[04:26] <duped27> Why is ubuntu still working on PC's.  Tablets are where it's at today.
[04:27] <duped27> PC's are so 1980
[04:27] <melio> ubuntu is releasing a tablet version this year
[04:27] <melio> relax
[04:27] <melio> http://www.ubuntu.com/tablet/
[04:27] <duped27> melio: for what processor?
[04:28] <Unforgiven> melio: a china company will release a ubuntu touch smartphone soon, Meizu MX3
[04:29] <Unforgiven> http://www.gizchina.com/2014/01/10/leaked-photos-video-meizu-mx3-running-ubuntu/
[04:29] <melio> that's pretty cool
[04:29] <melio> I can dual boot my nexus 4 w/ ubuntu
[04:29] <duped27> There is about 3 to 4 tablet processor. Then Intel threw their donkey dic in the mix with x86 instructions.
[04:30] <william_> hi im trying to set up a email server useing squaremail interface any ideas
[04:30] <melio> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/01/how-to-dual-boot-android-ubuntu-touch-on-nexus
[04:30] <duped27> william_: Yes
[04:30] <melio> william_:  is that posed as a question on how do i do it, or why?
[04:31] <duped27> william_: install lamp
[04:31] <Unforgiven> melio: so how is it? all work flawlessly? the sim card? etc?
[04:31] <william_> im trying to make a contact system for my website
[04:31] <melio> william, why not use a php contact form
[04:32] <william_> i already have lamp how do i set it up as a email server?
[04:32] <melio> that just sends email thru a generic email provider
[04:32] <melio> william do you mean squirrelmail
[04:32] <melio> you called it squaremail
[04:32] <william_> yes
[04:32] <william_> squaremail
[04:33] <william_> i mean squirrle mail
[04:33] <william_> squirrlemail*
[04:33] <melio> william, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq
[04:34] <william_> looking it up now
[04:34] <melio> now understanding the differnces between desktop and server..
[04:34] <melio> is one will have a little more protection that you deploy before you start hosting lamp
[04:34] <melio> and your email
[04:34] <melio> go find out how to secure your os before you setup email
[04:35] <melio> or people will use it for devious purposes
[04:35] <william_> ok im useing xubuntu
[04:35] <melio> and?
[04:35] <william_> lamp on a rasbarry pi
[04:36] <melio> william, Ubuntu + Postfix + Courier IMAP + MySQL + Amavisd-new + SpamAssassin + ClamAV + SASL + TLS + SquirrelMail + Postgrey
[04:36] <melio> that's all the stuff you need for email to properly work
[04:36] <melio> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185913
[04:37] <melio> mind you I havent done this yet.
[04:37] <william_> heres a link the the webpage http://<IP_ADDRESS>/
[04:37] <melio> i quit caring about servers
[04:37] <melio> william, oh that explains why you called it squaremail
[04:37] <melio> you're german
[04:37] <melio> you can't say Squirrel
[04:37] <melio> ha
[04:38] <melio> :P
[04:38] <william_> im 14
[04:38] <melio> and german!
[04:38] <melio> and in english, it's nearly impossible for german people to say Squirrel
[04:39] <melio> the accent nulls the ability
[04:39] <melio> it's kinda funny if your not german, because germans don't laugh either
[04:39] <melio> :P
[04:39] <william_> im runing my server headless so omrolit  useing teamviewer to controll my server
[04:39] <william_> woops
[04:39] <melio> anyhow william, that url has everything you need to configure an email server
[04:40] <william_> not all make it in :P
[04:40] <melio> it's a forum post. but it's pretty good
[04:40] <melio> has very detailed sub information on postfix
[04:40] <melio> and alternatives
[04:40] <william_> good to know
[04:40] <melio> bookmark it
[04:41] <fizyplankton> if i made a backup of a hard drive (i.e. dd if=/dev/sda of=backup.img), can i restore that backup with dd if=backup.img of=/dev/sda if the new harddrive is larger than the old?
[04:42] <william_> thanks dude
[04:44] <RandomStrayCat> Does anyone know if CDs use MBR or GPT as well?
[04:50] <bfi1714>  /filter add joinquit * irc_join,irc_part,irc_quit *
[04:50] <oddisay> Hello..?
[04:50] <RandomStrayCat> hi
[04:50] <oddisay> Hello RandomStrayCat.
[04:51] <oddisay> Do you think you can assist me with a slight issue I'm having with my dual nVidia cards and dual monitors, RandomStrayCat?
[04:52] <RandomStrayCat> Bumblebee!
[04:52] <oddisay> Ah... yes? I've heard of Bumblebee before.
[04:52] <RandomStrayCat> I'm pretty sure you will have to use that program
[04:53] <oddisay> I have both my monitors working perfectly when they're plugged into my first graphics card. It's when I plug in the 2nd monitor to my 2nd graphics card that the 2nd monitor stops working and simply shows a grey screen with an 'X' for the cursor.
[04:54] <Gr4cchus> guys i dont get it, i plug in my usb drive, it auto mounts, then i go to type sudo umount /dev/sdb1 and it seems to run fine, yet in my icon list it still shows the usb drive, however when i do a ls of /media/user it finds nothing?
[04:55] <Gr4cchus> and when i go to look at my files through the gui, it still shows the drive.
[04:55] <oddisay> Gr4cchus, are you trying to boot from the USB or something?
[04:55] <Gr4cchus> no im just trying to manually mount it, and then unmount it is all
[04:56] <oddisay> I see.
[04:56] <oddisay> Why don't you just unplug it?
[04:57] <Gr4cchus> cause its to easy and learning terminal is to fun, plus if u run a server edition u dont get easy mode.
[04:58] <Gr4cchus> from my understanding there is the  device and the mount point, maybe if i try the other it will work? otherwise maybe the automount feature is causing some sort of conflict
[04:58] <oddisay> Hmm.. yes.. interesting.
[04:58] <oddisay> Sure, make sure you are manually unmounting the correct media device from your Terminal.
[05:00] <Gr4cchus> im pretty confident i did cause when i sudo fdisk -l i find the /dev/sdb1 which is formatted fat32 and is usually the usb drive location or w/e
[05:01] <oddisay> That sounds right to me.
[05:02] <oddisay> So when you unmount it via Terminal, the USB and its files are still accessible via Nautilus?
[05:02] <oddisay> What happens if you unmount it using the GUI?
[05:02] <Gr4cchus> maybe i did it correctly, maybe the problem is with the gui itself, cause when i go to select it with the file manager or w/e and select it, it seems to then be mounted again cause after i selected it i did a ls on /media/username and then it showed again
[05:03] <oddisay> That's probably it.
[05:03] <oddisay> Maybe try closing the current file manager window and then open a new one and see what happens.
[05:04] <bfi1714> what's the shortcut for the terminal on mint?
[05:04] <oddisay> Even though you unmounted the USB, I guess Ubuntu still detects that it is plugged in and can, therefore, re-mount it.
[05:04] <oddisay> bfi1714, I think it is CTRL + ALT + PRTSC + K (last time I read).
[05:05] <melio> now  next thing to do . get the printer working!
[05:05] <oddisay> 8-)
[05:05] <Gr4cchus> oddisay,  yeah that sounds plausible, just a little misleading.
[05:05] <melio> i'll take care of that tommrow or next week. or the next time i say. OH dam i need a printer
[05:05] <Gr4cchus> cause then u dont have to create a manual mount which is slightly confusing.
[05:06] <Gr4cchus> oddisay,  thanks for the help though
[05:06] <oddisay> Gr4cchus, yea.
[05:07] <fizyplankton> if i made a backup of a hard drive (i.e. dd if=/dev/sda of=backup.img), can i restore that backup with dd if=backup.img of=/dev/sda if the new harddrive is larger than the old?
[05:07] <oddisay> No problem Gr4cchus, I am actually an Ubuntu-noob hehe.
[05:08] <oddisay> fizyplankton, I do not know.
[05:10] <Gr4cchus> oddisay, same, pretty much brand new. Its a blast though
[05:11] <oddisay> Agreed!
[05:24] <treeprogram> hi, I'm getting this error when I try to install namecoin-qt: "E: Unable to locate package libboost-chrono-dev"
[05:24] <treeprogram> suggestions?
[05:25] <Aaron> treeprogram, it seems that package is not available
[05:25] <xangua> treeprogram: what ubuntu release are you using¿
[05:25] <treeprogram> xangua: ubuntu 12.04
[05:26] <nomdeplume[LAW]> can someone help with an upgrade problem?
[05:26] <Bugbear76> nomdeplume[LAW],  what is the problem you are having?
[05:26] <nomdeplume[LAW]> hmm
[05:27] <nomdeplume[LAW]> upgrades are incomplete. a file is locked
[05:27] <nomdeplume[LAW]> I lost the message
[05:27] <xangua> !info libboost-chrono-dev precise | treeprogram it seems not to be in 12.04, but it is in aviable on 13.10
[05:27] <treeprogram> xangua: is there anyway I can get it in 12.04?
[05:29] <nomdeplume[LAW]> sigh, now I caan't figure out how to recreate the problem
[05:30] <Bugbear76> nomdeplume[LAW],  try using sudo apt-get install -f (option to fix broken) otherwise, try to get the error again and post a link to the error at a paste site like pastebin.com
[05:30] <nomdeplume[LAW]> thanks, I'll try that
[05:33] <nomdeplume[LAW]> I got this: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[05:33] <nomdeplume[LAW]> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[05:33] <mojtaba> I want to use cat to concatenate pretty large number of files, based on their first 3 letters of the file. Does anybody how can I do that? http://paste.ubuntu.com/6729335
[05:35] <mojtaba> sorry, the correct link is http://paste.ubuntu.com/6730784/
[05:35] <mojtaba> I want to use cat to concatenate pretty large number of files, based on their first 3 letters of the file. Does anybody how can I do that? http://paste.ubuntu.com/6730784/
[05:42] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: I would perfer cut in this case. find path_to_file -name some_filter |xargs cut -c1-3 > outputfile
[05:43] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: Actually I just would like to do it in a for loop, because all the 001 files are going to merge to one file, all 002 in another file, so on. But I do not know how to implement that. Do you have any idea?
[05:44] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: if you want to run in parallel, you can use xargs -n 1 -P 8  in this case
[05:44] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: which run 8 jobs
[05:45] <fizyplankton> mojtaba: does it have to be a shell script? i could whip you up a simple python script
[05:45] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: sorry, I misunderstand your question
[05:45] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: I just want to merge these mp3 files, but I do not know how to do it.
[05:46] <cfhowlett> mojtaba, use audacity ...
[05:46] <mojtaba> fizyplankton: python could be ok
[05:46] <mojtaba> cfhowlett: is it command line?
[05:46] <cfhowlett> mojtaba, nope.  got to the party late and missed that.
[05:46] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: you can use ffmpeg
[05:47] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: what would be the command based on that pattern then?
[05:47] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: ffmpeg -i "concat:1.mp3|2.mp3" -acodec copy output.mp3
[05:48] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: It could not be that simple, as I have about 6000 files, and I would like to merge all 001* files together, all 002* files together, and so on.
[05:48] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: the other stuff is just scripting
[05:48] <cfhowlett> mojtaba, actually ffmpeg IS that easy.  it's all in the wildcard command configurations
[05:49] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: if I were you I'd generate a script first, review it, then execute it
[05:49] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: Could you please give me more hint? as I really do not know how to do this.
[05:49] <cfhowlett> ^^^^ this
[05:49] <cfhowlett> !ffmpeg
[05:49] <cfhowlett> mojtaba, read up on it.  www.ffmpeg.org/documentation.html
[05:50] <FBIWarnin> cfhowlett: yes, wildcard do the trick
[05:51] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: if I use for loop, how can I generate 001 in the for loop?
[05:52] <fizyplankton> mojtaba: try this http://paste.ubuntu.com/6730830/
[05:52] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: seq -w 1 10
[05:53] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: for i in $(seq -w 1 100);do echo $i.mp3 ;done
[05:54] <mojtaba> fizyplankton: Thank  you, should I put it in a script? or can I just run it with python command?
[05:54] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: let me check that.
[05:55] <fizyplankton> save that to a .py file in the directory, then "python script.py". if you want it to output the files elsewhere, add the path before the 2nd %s in line 11
[05:55] <mojtaba> fizyplankton: thank you very much. I will check it
[05:56] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: if you still want to use the bash for you job(I wish i know python as fizyplankton), the complete command is
[05:56] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: for i in $(seq -w 1 100);do echo ffmpeg -i "concat:${i}*.mp3" -acodec copy ${i}.mp3 ;done
[05:56] <nomdeplume[LAW]> can someone who can help me with a failed upgrade please query me?
[05:56] <mojtaba> fizyplankton:  FBIWarnin: thank you guys, at least I learned something new
[05:56] <Saravanan> Please help me with working in flumotion
[05:57] <fizyplankton> mojtaba: did the script work? i couldnt test it, obviously
[05:57] <Saravanan> any body there to help me
[05:58] <mojtaba> fizyplankton: I am going to learn it first, and then run it. in this way, I can cope with next same problems. thank you very much for your help
[05:58] <Psil0Cybin> hello how is everyone here tonight.
[05:58] <Saravanan> anybody dre?
[05:58] <Psil0Cybin> dr dre?
[05:59] <fizyplankton> mojtaba: youre welcome. i used a lot of list comprehension, which can be a bit daunting at first. now, however, list comprehension is my all time favorite feature of python
[05:59] <Saravanan> Can u help me?
[05:59] <mojtaba> fizyplankton: Thanks man!
[05:59] <fizyplankton> any time
[06:00] <Saravanan> i need help in working with flumotion
[06:01] <Saravanan> audio live streaming is not working in flumotion ubuntu 12.04
[06:02] <hkr> I have an error saying "Default Terminal Error" when I launch mc through the menu in xubuntu. My default terminal emu is set as terminator.
[06:02] <hkr> Any help ?
[06:07] <Psil0Cybin> hkr: what happens when you run "exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator"
[06:08] <hkr> Another wndow of Terminator is opened
[06:08] <Psil0Cybin> oh woops nvm misunderstood your question i think
[06:09] <Psil0Cybin> you are having problems with a different terminal emu?
[06:09] <sandmanna> does anyone know why 'evolution-calendar-factory' takes as much memory as compiz?  35MiB   or is this normal?
[06:09] <sandmanna> in Ubuntu 13.10
[06:09] <Oog> if i want to install nginx using aptitude with the options --with-mail --with-mail_ssl_module how can i do it? or must i install from source?
[06:09] <cfhowlett> !nginx
[06:09] <Saravanan> guys need help for audio streaming in flumotion ubuntu12.04 lts please
[06:11] <birajshr> Any solution to [Errno 5] Input/output error when trying to install ubuntu?
[06:11] <cfhowlett> !patience|Saravanan,
[06:12] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: it gives this error. concat:045*.mp3: No such file or directory
[06:12] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: it seems, it did not expand *
[06:14] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: should I put * in ${i*} to fix it?
[06:14] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: then maybe you don't have file start with 045? you can keep going
[06:14] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: Yes, I have 045 files
[06:15] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: but it gives no 045*.mp3
[06:15] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: it seems, it did not expand *.
[06:17] <Flying-Penguin> Hello, I have a USB remote/clicker and I am trying to change what the keys do. Thanks to evtest I know what buttons do what, and what I want them to do instead
[06:18] <Flying-Penguin> but I don't know how to change it
[06:20] <whopper_schnoz> Hi I'm trying to share my external HDD which has stopped sharing after upgrading to Ubuntu server 12.10, it says X: is not accessible when I try to access it from win7
[06:20] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: I don't know why, does anything else work?
[06:20] <whopper_schnoz> I'm sharing with samba, i'm fairly sure its a permissions issue although I don't know anything about that
[06:21] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: whit echo, it prints nicely all the needed commands, but when I remove it, it just give me 100 errors!
[06:24] <ahmad_> hey guys i've been using ubuntu for like 2 days but i cannot get my rhytmbox or video player to work
[06:24] <killer> hey , when i right click and select compress, the option to convert to .iso is n't there
[06:25] <cfhowlett> !samba|whopper_schnoz,
[06:25] <cfhowlett> !samba|whopper_schnoz,
[06:25] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: then you did't change your path to the location of your mp3 file?
[06:26] <mojtaba> Yes I did. I am there. The problem is that, it does not say 045009.mp3 is not there. it says, 045*.mp3 is not there.
[06:28] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: you must change  ${i}*.mp3" and ${i}.mp3  to the correct path, ie. ~/mp3files/${i}*.mp3 and ~/mp3files_merges/${i}.mp3 repectively
[06:28] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin:  let me see
[06:29] <ahmad_> guys help me i cannot get my rhytmbox or video player to work
[06:29] <ahmad_> always got this message
[06:29] <FBIWarnin> mojtaba: can you save the output of the echo file into a script, say convert.sh
[06:29] <killer> hey , when i right click and select compress, the option to convert to .iso is n't there
[06:33] <whopper_schnoz> who should I have as owner of the drive?
[06:33] <whopper_schnoz> root, or the user that wants access. There is only me accessing it anyway
[06:34] <killer> how can i compress something to .iso format
[06:41] <apb1963> Anyone familiar with nixnote?  I'm getting a sync error
[06:42] <apb1963> killer: try k3b
[06:44] <whopper_schnoz> fixed thanks
[06:45] <killer> apb1963: i just need to know the name of package which will add iso compression in file-roller
[06:45] <killer> or whatever is it's name in nautilus
[06:46] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin: AFter adding the path, still getting the same error.
[06:47] <apb1963> killer: no idea.... my gut feeling is you won't find such a beast.  Typically you select a bunch of files as a "package" or "project" and then burn that to disk as a .iso... but hey, I don't know everything anything is possible.
[06:47] <mojtaba> concat: ~/Downlaods/m/113*.mp3: No such file or directory
[06:47] <mojtaba> FBIWarnin:
[06:50] <Flying-Penguin> Hello, After looking around I see that keymap was removed from udev in 13.10, how can I re-map a key to a different code?
[06:54] <apb1963> mojtaba: for i in `ls ~Downloads/m/113*.mp3` do
[06:57] <chto> http://img9.joyreactor.cc/pics/post/Hitlersan-%D0%B3%D0%B8%D1%82%D0%BB%D0%B5%D1%80-%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B9%D0%BD%D0%B4%D0%B6%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8B-1018619.gif
[06:59] <cfhowlett> chto completely offtopic ; stop please
[07:00] <chto> chto?
[07:00] <chto> hotite pososat?
[07:01] <cfhowlett> !topic|chto,
[07:01] <killer> file-roller doesn't compress to .iso
[07:06] <Lucid_Lynx> .iso files are compressed ? :-|
[07:07] <killer> Lucid_Lynx: need to compress a file to .iso
[07:08] <anonymous_> hiii all
[07:08] <Lucid_Lynx> i know how to write cd to iso..., but that´s pretty much it.. i think..
[07:09] <Flying-Penguin> anyone here know how to edit 60-keyboard.hwdb?
[07:10] <killer> ???????
[07:14] <knightshade> hi
[07:17] <Smark> hey
[07:18] <codygman> What is the recommended way of installing google app engine sdk on ubuntu? I see there isn't a packaged deb. Should I install it to /opt?
[07:21] <ahmad_> kept having this error trying to play an mp3 on rhytmbox
[07:21] <Lucid_Lynx> Hi there, anybody knows, how to get the version and name of the shell current in use ? I guess there is a command..
[07:22] <RandomStrayCat> codygman: https://developers.google.com/appengine/downloads, i guess you just have to unzip and install?
[07:22] <codygman> RandomStrayCat: I know I can do that, but I was wondering if there were a more standard place to put it.
[07:23] <thom_r> ahmad_ did you install the Ubuntu restricted extras?
[07:26] <ahmad_> thom
[07:26] <thom_r> yeah
[07:26] <ahmad_> can i open a private dialogue with you?
[07:26] <thom_r> yes
[07:28] <RandomStrayCat> cody: i think /lib but let me look for actual documentation
[07:30] <RandomStrayCat> cody : /usr: contains all user programs (/usr/bin)
[07:30] <RandomStrayCat> cody You might need a separate /usr/local partition if you plan to install many programs that are not part of the Ubuntu distribution.
[07:31] <RandomStrayCat> codygman: so yeah, per ubuntu documentation I would say /usr/local would be the correct folder to put it
[07:45] <widdershins> trying to get webcam installed on a fresh-install of 13.10 for an HP ENVY17-010ca
[07:46] <codygman> thanks for your help RandomStrayCat
[07:47] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: please pastebin the output of: lsusb
[07:47] <RandomStrayCat> yup yup, https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/amd64/directory-tree.html
[07:47] <RandomStrayCat> if you want more specifics
[07:47] <widdershins> is a built-in camera on a laptop. will pastebin the same command, just throwing it out there. apologies, should have made it lcear that it is a laptop
[07:48] <widdershins> http://pastebin.com/qxyBR4jD
[07:50] <jeffry> Hello
[07:51] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: your camera is  certified component so should work straight off http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/component/usb/04f2:b3a6/
[07:51] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: try installing cheese to test it
[07:52] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: I tried recoding a video twice with cheese, and it recoded a 0-second gfile and then crashed
[07:52] <widdershins> tried another program, "gtk uvc" and it wouldn't let me record either. assumed it was not installed properly
[07:53] <jeffry> can somone help me my mouse is moving on its own and clicks on its own just as if a rat whould on windows
[07:53] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: can you run cheese from the terminal and try again. iy should log info about the crash there.
[07:55] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: cheese takes a photo, but where does the capture go?
[07:56] <niko> /10/14
[07:56] <hitsujiTMO> ~/Pictures i'd assume
[07:57] <widdershins> just took three pics, nothing in pictures, downloads or documents
[07:58] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: cheese just crashed. what did you want me to paste-bin?
[07:58] <hitsujiTMO> any output to the terminal
[07:58] <Lucid_Lynx> Hi, may i get an additional "bird" on my desktop ?
[07:58] <Lucid_Lynx> canonical
[07:59] <hoki> hi guys, i have the following specs: intel dual core 2.1ghz, 4gb of ram, and an intel mobile GM45 Express Chipset  video card on  a four-ish year old laptop. Is this enough to have Ubuntu 13.10 run without hiccups on my computer?
[08:00] <GnikLlort> 0.o
[08:00] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: http://pastebin.com/u6WBdFqv
[08:00] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: yup cheese photos goto: Pictures/Webcam
[08:00] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: empty :(
[08:01] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: do you have something installed that is also accessing the camera?
[08:02] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: when the camera is on the little white light ignites... it's out now. I Also use google talk, and skype... but neither are using it. i can do a restart and see if it clears everything away...
[08:02] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: is your camera light on?
[08:02] <GnikLlort> ping FloodBot1
[08:02] <GnikLlort> fail
[08:02] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: try a restART
[08:03] <widdershins> okies. back soon.
[08:06] <bioman> Mornin'
[08:06] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: http://pastebin.com/1XCzD8AK
[08:06] <bioman> Just installed my first Ubuntu
[08:07] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: i ried it again, the light came on and the program froze the moment i hit record video in Cheese. here's the output
[08:07] <thom_r> what can we help you with bioman?
[08:08] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: it'll activate, i'll see myself for a split second, and then it freezes. it lets me turn "off" the camera, but 00:00:00 remains on the timer. i turn it off, turn it back on again and the camera lights tays on but the progra, window dims
[08:08] <bioman> thom_r: I've found on the Net how to uninstall completely pule for alsa. But now, my DAC isn't detected, so no sound... (xubuntu 12.04 LTS)
[08:08] <widdershins> hitsujiTMO: the camera WORKS for google plus hangouts... was using that today
[08:09] <thom_r> wait, you uninstalled pulse audio?
[08:09] <bioman> thom_r: yep, I prefer alsa
[08:09] <edwardly> Is there any reason that when I modprobe an alias it outputs nothing to stderr or the kernel log, but doesn't insert - but when I modprobe the module directly it works fine?  I've been trying to use nvidia-331 on saucy; modprobe nvidia does nothing so it breaks automatically loading the nvidia module for X to work
[08:09] <thom_r> so you uninstalled pulse audio, and now you are having audio problems?
[08:09] <hoki> hi guys, i have the following specs: intel dual core 2.1ghz, 4gb of ram, and an intel mobile GM45 Express Chipset  video card on  a four-ish year old laptop. Is this enough to have Ubuntu 13.10 run without hiccups on my computer?
[08:10] <bioman> thom_r: that's it
[08:10] <edwardly> But modprobe --resolve-alias nvidia returns nvidia_331
[08:10] <widdershins> hoki: should run ubuntu, it's pretty light-weight. I'm not a pro, but Im pretty sure that system requirements are out there
[08:10] <edwardly> Is there any way to go further than modprobe -v to debug modprobe?
[08:10] <thom_r> maybe you should install pulse audio.
[08:10] <hitsujiTMO> widdershins: i'd file a bug in that case. what to file it against i'm not sure of. Could start with cheese
[08:11] <widdershins> hoki: http://askubuntu.com/questions/361356/minimum-system-reqirerments-for-ubuntu-13-10
[08:11] <widdershins> well damnit. i'll have to do it later, it's almost 5am here... been at this for a while already. i know that it WORKS because i took a conference call today.
[08:11] <hoki> thanks widdershins!
[08:12] <hitsujiTMO> hoki: may have some minor issues with unity with that gpu but otherwise perfect
[08:12] <widdershins> hoki: no sweat, pally. These guys have done me a LOT of service, the least I can do is pass along what I can
[08:12] <widdershins> night all. and thanks, hitsujiTMO
[08:13] <edwardly> Hmm
[08:14] <edwardly> Seems there may be a blacklist in place put there by bumblebeed
[08:14] <edwardly> but bumblebeed won't run anyway since I don't have an optimus card..
[08:14] <hitsujiTMO> edwardly: then purge bumblebee
[08:14] <edwardly> That's what I'm trying now, yeah
[08:16] <edwardly> That was it.  How weird.
[08:16] <edwardly> No idea how bumblebee was even installed, but it included a blacklist for the nvidia driver.  Purging it fixed it.  Cheers!
[08:16] <ahmad_> why if i open xchat trough terminal the terminal cannot do anything else?
[08:17] <rww> ahmad_: because its input goes to xchat and its output comes from xchat
[08:17] <rww> you perhaps prefer to run it in the background: xchat &
[08:17] <ahmad_> so if i typed something now in terminal
[08:18] <SloththeRock> Hey all. I am trying to make a script that I can execute no matter what directory I am in. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
[08:18] <ahmad_> it'll show up in the xchat?
[08:18] <rww> no, because xchat ignores that input
[08:18] <ahmad_> i see
[08:19] <hitsujiTMO> SloththeRock: you need it to be in your path. there is a dir you can make for personal scripts. ~/bin   anything in there will be available for you globally
[08:21] <hitsujiTMO> SloththeRock: you will need to reload the terminal to activate the private bin dir
[08:28] <bilegt> when creating make file. how to get ~ this directory? I see that I can get current dir by $(CURDIR)
[08:28] <helmut_> hi
[08:31] <cristian_c> Hi
[08:31] <cristian_c> I'm using mtpaint, I've looked for in the doc, but I've not found an answer
[08:32] <cristian_c> I'd like to align the text for example, but I don't know how to do
[08:32] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[08:38] <bingo> hello. what is the envelope icon located within the taskbar, for?
[08:39] <imghost> bingo, for IM
[08:40] <bingo> i would ike to remove everything associated with it in the hope the icon will disappear. can you tell me what to remove?
[08:41] <willbradley> bingo: https://www.google.com/search?q=remove+envelope+icon+from+ubuntu
[08:41] <bingo> ty
[08:42] <hitsujiTMO> willbradley: wrong link, its actually http://lmgtfy.com/?q=remove+envelope+icon+from+ubuntu
[08:43] <rww> wrong link, it's actually
[08:43] <rww> !lmgtfy
[08:45] <bingo> this worked very well, ty willbradley
[08:50] <DrGrov> Not getting any sound to work on the live 64 bit Xubuntu 13.10
[08:50] <DrGrov> It works on default Ubuntu 13.10 64 bit
[08:53] <aaron91> Hello!
[08:55] <aaron91> My situatian, I have a macbook pro with mac osx and ubuntu as a root partition. My battery life last longer using mac osx, is there a way to improve battery life on ubunu?
[08:55] <cloudgeek> what the wrong with Ubuntu with opening a port, I try to open ssh port , iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT .. after I also iptables-save , tried it using iptables-persistent still port is not open
[08:58] <Ben64> cloudgeek: by default ubuntu does not block any ports, maybe your router?
[09:00] <cloudgeek> Ben64: other system are working with ssh
[09:00] <cloudgeek> may not router issue
[09:00] <Ben64> well what happens when you scan port 22 using nmap
[09:01] <Backgammon> aaron91: You should probably find out whether that's actually the case.
[09:01] <Backgammon> Get powertop and start from there.
[09:02] <Backgammon> There should be an analogous tool to measure power use in OSX.
[09:02] <knightshade> aaron91: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PowerManagement/ReducedPower
[09:02] <m3kk> when will fgrlx-updates be updated?
[09:03] <aaron91> THanks knightshade
[09:03] <Backgammon> >ubuntu
[09:03] <Backgammon> >no su
[09:03] <Backgammon> >recommends sudo su in a documentation page
[09:03] <m3kk> 	perhaps not "when" but why is it not updated
[09:03] <Backgammon> what the hell.
[09:04] <rww> !itsawiki
[09:04] <bingo> hello. im trying to drag a folder to /usr/share/themes/ but it wont let me. it just bounces back
[09:04] <m3kk> bingo: because it needs root
[09:04] <Backgammon> Given that I think no su is silly, nah.
[09:04] <m3kk> bingo: dont put themes there
[09:04] <bingo> ok, where can i ?
[09:05] <m3kk> bingo: go into your home directory, press super+h i think ( to show hidden folders)
[09:05] <m3kk> and create a folder named .theme
[09:05] <m3kk> the . makes it hidden
[09:05] <m3kk> then put the theme there instead... saves you alot of issues
[09:05] <m3kk> perhaps it is ctrl+h
[09:06] <bingo> done, will that theme show in the menu of themes?
[09:06] <m3kk> then just make those hidden again
[09:06] <m3kk> bingo: yes if you have unity tweak tools installed
[09:06] <hitsujiTMO> .themes not .theme
[09:06] <bingo> i am not sure i do
[09:06] <m3kk> hitsujiTMO: right thanks
[09:06] <m3kk> .themes
[09:06] <bingo> ty hitsujiTMO
[09:07] <m3kk> just install unity tweak tool from software center and you will be fine !
[09:07] <Ben64> please do not use "sudo su" it can cause issues
[09:07] <bingo> ty
[09:07] <m3kk> sudo gksudo su apt-get pls stahp
[09:07] <bingo> oh im using xfce
[09:07] <sgo11> hi, how to check what is inside "ubuntu-restricted-extras" without installing it? thanks.
[09:07] <Ben64> m3kk: make sense please
[09:07] <m3kk> bingo: then theme will be there
[09:08] <m3kk> you wont need unity tweak tool
[09:08] <hitsujiTMO> sgo11: apt-cache show ubuntu-restricted-extras
[09:08] <kostkon> sgo11, or http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/ubuntu-restricted-extras
[09:09] <sgo11> hitsujiTMO, koivula thank you very much. :)
[09:13] <ahmad_> i watched some kind of tutorial for archlinux
[09:13] <ahmad_> its really not for noob right?
[09:13] <m3kk> ahmad_: looks difficult?
[09:13] <m3kk> ahmad_: what i have understood.. you install every package you want yourself
[09:14] <m3kk> nothing is "included" by default
[09:14] <ahmad_> looks imposible
[09:14] <ahmad_> not difficult
[09:14] <m3kk> haha yes
[09:14] <m3kk> try gentoo
[09:14] <ahmad_> are archlinux the mother of all linux?
[09:14] <m3kk> arch + infinite difficult
[09:14] <ahmad_> i mean it looks like creating a GUI ourselves
[09:14] <knightshade> arch is very simple :>
[09:14] <m3kk> if you know what you are doing
[09:14] <ahmad_> you've got to be kidding me
[09:14] <ahmad_> ahaha
[09:15] <m3kk> everything is simple
[09:15] <Malinux> I thought Linus was the father of all linux :)
[09:16] <ahmad_> lol
[09:16] <DrGrov> Hello
[09:16] <ahmad_> thats not what i meant XD
[09:16] <DrGrov> I have now installed Xubuntu 13.10. But I have my 2nd 1TB drive with my /home there. It seems like on my 120GB SSD where I have the OS is also my /home. How can I rectify this and get everything on the 1TB drive as I planned?
[09:17] <jeffry> Guys compiz keeps crashing on me can somone help
[09:17] <DrGrov> I have a backup of the original home which I want to put back after I empty the 1TB drive
[09:18] <m3kk> ahmad_: check guide for installing gentoo ;)
[09:18] <m3kk> now THAT looks crazy
[09:18] <ahmad_> mekk
[09:18] <ahmad_> how to type to a spesific person like that?
[09:19] <m3kk> write my name
[09:19] <m3kk> or, begin to write and autocomplete with TAB depending on what irc client you use
[09:19] <Ben64> DrGrov: you have /home on a 1TB drive, but its not showing up?
[09:19] <DwarfDefender> is there a gui program that is able to add additional swap file?
[09:19] <bingo> hi again. is it very involved to change the blue window outline of Greybird to another color?
[09:20] <ahmad_> m3kk
[09:20] <DrGrov> Ben64: Yes, I have /home on my 1TB drive and it shows up. But it is that my new user now is on the 120GB SSD and the old original home is on the 1TB.
[09:20] <m3kk> bingo: sceenshot?
[09:20] <bingo> moment
[09:20] <Ben64> DrGrov: i'm not following what you're trying to say
[09:20] <bingo> how may i show yu it/
[09:21] <DrGrov> Ben64: So I have had Ubuntu 13.10 with the OS on the 120GB SSD and /home on the 1TB drive. Now when I reinstall for Xubuntu 13.10 I have my new user on the 120GB SSD and the old /home on the 1TB drive as I had before. The new /home is on the 120GB SSD, not on the 1TB drive.
[09:22] <bingo> m3kk, http://imgur.com/TVsSVqL
[09:22] <Ben64> DrGrov: are the usernames and user ids the same?
[09:23] <DrGrov> Ben64: No, I did specify a new user name for the new current Xubuntu install
[09:23] <DrGrov> Ben64: But I should probably have kept the original username, yes?
[09:23] <Ben64> DrGrov: you said you could see the home on the 1TB, can you navigate to that directory with terminal and pastebin "ls -l"
[09:23] <DrGrov> Ben64: Yes, will do.
[09:24] <Ben64> and no, you don't need to keep the same username, will probably just have to rename it, then add the 1TB drive as /home to the fstab and it'll work fine
[09:25] <m3kk> bingo: is that greybird?
[09:26] <bingo> yes, as i see it. I have trouble with Albatross as well, a documented one
[09:26] <m3kk> bingo: there is two places where you manage themes in xfce, check something that is called window manager customize"
[09:26] <willbradley> rww: hitsujiTMO: my rule of thumb is, if i can copy-paste their question into google and the first result is a likely answer, then lmgtfy is legitimized
[09:26] <willbradley> newbs gotta learn somehow
[09:27] <m3kk> bingo: there you change window border to greybird also.. they are seperated
[09:27] <willbradley> gotta be exact copy-paste though. i rephrased bingo's so didn't give them the douchey treatment ;)
[09:27] <DrGrov> Ben64: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6731518/
[09:28] <bingo> i see window manager and window manger tweaks
[09:28] <m3kk> bingo: chech either.. i know changing window borders isnt done in theme manager
[09:28] <bingo> ill play around, ty
[09:29] <bingo> i think there is an issue that requires me to rename protected files for Albatross , how can i do this. I read it solves the issue
[09:29] <MarGul> I was running ubuntu before and now I installed xubuntu. I saved my id_rsa to log into my webserver. When I do ls -a in my home directory I dont have any .ssh folder where I can add my public key. Do I just create the folder and put my ssh keys in there or do I have to change some config?
[09:29] <Ben64> DrGrov: yep, so all you'd need to do is rename "deathstar" to "cj" and put that drive in /etc/fstab as /home
[09:31] <DrGrov> Ben64: Should I remove all the /home/. directories first from there just in case?
[09:31] <DrGrov> So there is no conflicting config files etc?
[09:31] <m3kk> bingo
[09:31] <m3kk> oh
[09:31] <m3kk> split?
[09:32] <Ben64> DrGrov: not necessary, those are your old configs and stuff, unless you didn't like them
[09:32] <DrGrov> Ben64: No I did not like them too much. But perhaps Firefox config is good to keep but delete those not needed?
[09:32] <Ben64> DrGrov: if you'd like, but make sure you have a backup in case
[09:33] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, then I just get rid of everything at once. I do not want any of the . config files from the old /home.
[09:33] <DrGrov> Ben64: Better to start fresh, but .irssi I shall keep :)
[09:34] <DrGrov> Ben64: So every . catalogue/directory I can safely just remove and leave the regular Documents, Pictures and so forth without compromising anything?
[09:34] <Lucid_Lynx> Hi there, anybody knows, how to get the version and name of the shell currently in use ? I guess there is a command.. an additional question i am intereseted in would be if it is possible to set different wallpapers for each working space
[09:34] <bingo> is there a way to backup my current settings and theme similar to a windows restore point operation ?
[09:34] <Ben64> DrGrov: most likely
[09:35] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, will remove all those.
[09:35] <m3kk> bingo: why do you say that
[09:36] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, done. How do I get that to be home now then?
[09:36] <bingo> well i have my partition all nice and setup, i figured good idea to back it up and easy way is using OS. i dont want to make an image
[09:36] <bingo> guess i could
[09:36] <bingo> cani just backup to my home folder?
[09:37] <m3kk> bingo: i thought you was theming
[09:37] <bingo> i am done :)
[09:37] <Ben64> DrGrov: pastebin both "cat /etc/fstab" and "sudo blkid"
[09:37] <m3kk> aah went ok?
[09:37] <bingo> thyes :)
[09:37] <m3kk> alright!
[09:37] <bingo> woot!
[09:37] <m3kk> hey, isnt greybird theme default in xubuntu?
[09:37] <m3kk> or did you install xfce on ubuntu?
[09:38] <bingo> ya i think it is
[09:38] <bingo> im use xubuntu
[09:38] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, will do.
[09:38] <bingo> is the build in backup worth it if i dont  ahve files?
[09:38] <bingo> i just like my settings
[09:40] <DrGrov> Ben64: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6731561/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/6731563/
[09:41] <Ben64> DrGrov: add this to the bottom of /etc/fstab, without the quotes, and next time you restart your old home should be back "UUID=b3ca7c01-806e-4c37-805b-4aaa70e32f97 /home               ext4    errors=remount-ro 0       1"
[09:42] <DrGrov> Ben64: Just like that, nothing else?
[09:42] <Ben64> yep
[09:42] <ankur> how to switch between different windows in ubuntu?
[09:42] <Ben64> alt+tab
[09:43] <DrGrov> Ben64: As root or regular user?
[09:43] <ankur> Ben64: thank you
[09:44] <Ben64> DrGrov: you'd need to have root permissions to edit it, can use gksudo gedit, or sudo nano, or whatever you'd like
[09:45] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, worked.
[09:45] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, will restart to confirm.
[09:46] <Lucid_Lynx> ankur, yes alt+tab, but if you intend to switch workspaces you configre your keyboard keys in the Systemmenu, or simple click into the working space indicator in the bottom left of your screen..
[09:46] <Lucid_Lynx> sorry, bottom right corner..
[09:49] <DrGrov> Ben64: That did not work. I can not log in normally so I had to take the guest account.
[09:49] <Ben64> DrGrov: hmm, try logging in on the console
[09:49] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok, I will try.
[09:50] <DrGrov> Ben64: Not sure how to do it though.
[09:50] <vanea> does anybody know a script that goes through all subdirectories of a folder a renames all files recursively so that the last file of a folder is named 345 the first file of the next folder will be named 346 and so on? thank you!
[09:50] <Ben64> DrGrov: CTRL+ALT+F1 should bring you to a console
[09:50] <DrGrov> Ben64: But that is the guest, right?
[09:50] <Ben64> no
[09:51] <DrGrov> I can do Ctrl+Alt+F1 now without problems while being logged in as guest?
[09:51] <Ben64> correct
[09:51] <DrGrov> Ok, will do.
[09:51] <DrGrov> Ben64: It said no directory, logged in with $HOME
[09:52] <DrGrov> Ben64: "No directory, logged in with HOME=/"
[09:52] <Ben64> what does it say when you "ls /home"
[09:53] <DrGrov> Ben64: deathstar and lost+found
[09:53] <Ben64> you didn't rename the directory :)
[09:53] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ah, of course :)
[09:53] <DrGrov> Ben64: Can I just do a root somehow while in ttyl1 and rename it there directly?
[09:53] <Ben64> if you're logged in, you can use use sudo
[09:54] <DrGrov> Yes, logged in ttyl1
[09:54] <Ben64> guests can't sudo though
[09:54] <DrGrov> Is it sudo rename deathstar and to what I want?
[09:55] <Ben64> sudo mv /home/deathstar /home/<your username>
[09:55] <DrGrov> Ben64: Ok :)
[09:55] <DrGrov> Be right back, testing
[09:59] <apb1963> i've been unable to get java working on chrome....  any ideas on this?
[09:59] <DrGrov> Ben64: Much better, seems to be working :)
[10:00] <apb1963> ubuntu 12.04.3
[10:00] <apb1963> java version "1.7.0_45"
[10:00] <apb1963> javac 1.7.0_45
[10:00] <Ben64> DrGrov: yay
[10:01] <DrGrov> Ben64: Thank you for that :) Now my second question... How can I get some sound to work? Worked well in Ubuntu 13.10.
[10:06] <sam__> hi
[10:06] <m3kk> ankur: you can also see in the unity dock which program is open
[10:15] <mautog1> how to update kernel if you are using propieriety driver like ndiswrapper?
[10:24] <RealNWO> kubuntu is better than ubuntu
[10:25] <RealNWO> cuz kde is better than unity
[10:32] <mautog1> there any body there how to update kernel if you are using propieriety driver like ndiswrapper?
[10:33] <shingu> hi, how can i link library at /usr/local/lib instead of /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgcrypt.so.11
[10:42] <krababbel> Hi, I want to send and receive email on the lan on the commandline. I setup my own smtp and imap/pop3 server on the lan. Do I have to install an MTA like Postfix on the clients?
[10:44] <krababbel> I ask because mailutils and bsd-mailx want to install Postfix, but Thunderbird for example doesn't? Does Thunderbird have its own MTA then?
[10:45] <emo> i guess
[10:45] <krababbel> I see
[10:46] <emo> which V of ubuntu you are using
[10:46] <nevyn> no.
[10:46] <gordonjcp> krababbel: yes, it does
[10:46] <krababbel> emo: 13.10 server
[10:46] <gordonjcp> krababbel: okay, why are you installing Thunderbird on a server?
[10:46] <krababbel> Thanks.
[10:46] <nevyn> so you can just confure an MUA to use your smtp and imap server
[10:47] <nevyn> thunderbird is a MUA it can't do what a MTA does.
[10:47] <krababbel> gordonjcp: no, only the clients could have thunderbird, I don't need to install any mail-reader on the server.
[10:47] <emo> ubuntu 13.10 desktop n
[10:48] <krababbel> Well, I'd like to install the simplest form of MUA for a client. This is just a testlab, so all machines run ubuntu server actually, but the mail-server should not have Thunderbird or similar.
[10:49] <nevyn> mail, mutt, elm, pine etc
[10:50] <nevyn> krababbel: so you probably want to instaall a mta on the clients if they're servers
[10:50] <krababbel> nevyn: I was confused about the need to install postfix, but I could just use ssmtp then?
[10:50] <nevyn> sure.
[10:50] <nevyn> postfix is just the default mta.
[10:51] <nevyn> it could be configured in a dumb configuration to just send everything to your mailserver.
[10:51] <gabmus> hello, i have a gpt problem i am not able to solve
[10:51] <gabmus> can someone help me?
[10:51] <angel> hello i need some help about sooperlooper
[10:51] <gabmus> gpg*
[10:51] <interweb> When does chromium added to ubuntu's repository?
[10:51] <krababbel> nevyn: There should be only one central mail-server. I just want to send mail from other machines using that central server. But still I'll need some MTA on all machines then? Correct?
[10:51] <krababbel> nevyn: OK, SSMPT maybe then.
[10:51] <krababbel> Thanks
[10:51] <nevyn> that would be the usual way to do it with unix
[10:51] <nevyn> but it's not the only way
[10:52] <krababbel> nevyn: Do you mean there are different MTAs available?
[10:52] <nevyn> no i mean you could just use a mua that can talk smtp to the central mailserver
[10:53] <nevyn> and not have a local mta at all on the clients
[10:53] <nevyn> but that's a more unusual configuration
[10:53] <krababbel> nevyn: OK, I see, I thought that was the usual config. :) Thanks.
[10:54] <nevyn> krababbel: so the thing is LOTS of stuff sends email
[10:54] <nevyn> in particular lots of system things send email
[10:54] <nevyn> cron, at and log reporting systems
[10:55] <krababbel> But having multiple users per machine would make it desireable to have an mta locally I guess. And cron etc also, indeed.
[10:55] <krababbel> I understand now.
[10:55] <nevyn> angel: wassup?
[10:55] <sus> hi can anybody help me
[10:55] <nevyn> !tell gabmus about ask
[10:56] <nevyn> !ask
[10:56] <sus> vlc freezes in xubuntu 13.10
[10:56] <DrGrov> Running Xubuntu 13.10. I picked nvidia-current with Synaptic. Perhaps I should get the nvidia-319 from the additional drivers instead or which one should I prefer to use?
[10:58] <sus> vlc freezes in xubuntu 13.10 why what is the solution my amd laptop
[10:58] <nevyn> !doesn't work
[10:58] <interweb> when did chromium add to ubuntu's main repository
[10:58] <interweb> ?
[10:59] <sus> hi can anybody help me
[10:59] <yacc_> How does update-grub decide where it installs GRUB? Basically how do I make another drive in my box the boot drive? (rootfs & friends are not part of the question, that's something that LVM handles perfectly fine)
[10:59] <cfhowlett> !ask|!sus
[11:00] <sus> vlc freezes in xubuntu 13.10 why what is the solution my amd laptop
[11:00] <cfhowlett> !sus|patience
[11:00] <sus> ok
[11:01] <peyam> Hi. does anybody know how I can make my terminal more beautiful?
[11:01] <peyam> like in elemtary OS
[11:01] <interweb> sus
[11:01] <Eagleman> Is the apcupsd package broken? i've been trying for 6 hours to get it working, i made doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd but it refuses to run my custom script in anyway when powering down when the batteries are low. Why cant i get it working?
[11:01] <interweb> sus, yes ask
[11:01] <zirkonium> test
[11:01] <sus> ya
[11:01] <sus> vlc freezes in xubuntu 13.10 why what is the solution my amd laptop
[11:01] <nevyn> sus: your question lacks enough detail to work on
[11:02] <peyam> sus I wont recommend xubuntu 13.10. it was full of buggs
[11:02] <nevyn> when does it freeze?
[11:02] <sus> my laptop has amd processor
[11:02] <nevyn> what are you doing when it freezes.
[11:02] <sus> vlc freezes
[11:02] <knightshade> sus: start vlc from a terminal and see if there are error messages
[11:02] <sus> ok
[11:03] <peyam> vlc otherwise use smplayer
[11:03] <sus> no error msg
[11:03] <peyam> Hi. does anybody know how I can make my terminal more beautiful?
[11:03] <chemist^> peyam, you can edit your profile
[11:03] <interweb> sus, could you install vlc from ppa
[11:03] <interweb> ?
[11:03] <chemist^> peyam, there you can change the color scheme, transparency etc.
[11:03] <sus> ya
[11:04] <nevyn> peyam: find a non-proportional font that's nice.
[11:04] <interweb> peyam, What terminal do you use ?
[11:04] <peyam> chemist^, nevyn Ive tried but the changes are very small and not the one lik
[11:04] <peyam> interweb, xfce4-terminal
[11:05] <sus> hi can u ans me
[11:05] <Eagleman> Is the apcupsd package broken? i've been trying for 6 hours to get it working, i made doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd but it refuses to run my custom script in anyway when powering down when the batteries are low. Why cant i get it working?
[11:05] <peyam> interweb, chemist^ nevyn , something like this http://ubuntuhandbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Elementary-terminal.jpg
[11:06] <knightshade> sus: does it freeze directly after the start or while playing a video?
[11:07] <angel> how i connect sooperlooper there's a musician here?
[11:07] <chemist^> peyam, as i said, if you edit your profile, there are some options to set your background and background transparency
[11:07] <chemist^> peyam, there is nothing else to it... from what you showed
[11:07] <interweb> peyam, Go to its color's preferences and play with them
[11:07] <peyam> http://www.securitronlinux.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/voyager-desktop.jpg
[11:07] <sus> vlc freezes and terminal shows the msg: Fontconfig warning: FcPattern object size does not accept value "0"
[11:07] <sus> Fontconfig warning: FcPattern object size does not accept value "0"
[11:07] <sus> [flv @ 0x7f1050ca8920] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
[11:07] <sus> [flv @ 0x7f1050c7f460] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
[11:07] <sus> [flv @ 0x7f1050c81860] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
[11:07] <sus> [flv @ 0x7f1050c81860] Estimating duration from bitrate, this may be inaccurate
[11:07] <FloodBot1> sus: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:07] <knightshade> !paste | sus
[11:08] <peyam> interweb, it's not just eh colors. look at the picture
[11:08] <sus> sorry
[11:08] <chemist^> peyam, you don't read what i write?? ... it's the background TRANSPARENCY option
[11:09] <interweb> peyam, sorry I don't have any idea
[11:09] <peyam> chemist^, I read but do you look at the picture?
[11:09] <chemist^> i say both of your pictures
[11:09] <chemist^> saw
[11:09] <interweb> peyam, or look at this: https://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?4337-how-to-get-the-terminal-like-glass-like-in-BT5&s=6bec579006e9ac4124b768fb2455b554
[11:09] <chemist^> the only thing different from the original is the transparent background and some color scheme changes
[11:09] <sus> hey interweb can u help me pls
[11:10] <knightshade> sus: so it's freezing while playing a flv video and there are no errors?
[11:10] <sus> ya
[11:10] <chemist^> sus how did you install vlc?
[11:10] <sus> it freezes how can i mend it
[11:11] <interweb> sus, Did you tried the ppa version of it ?
[11:11] <Eagleman> Is the apcupsd package broken? i've been trying for 6 hours to get it working, i made doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd but it refuses to run my custom script in anyway when powering down when the batteries are low. Why cant i get it working?
[11:11] <sus> no just write sudo apt-get install vlc
[11:11] <interweb> sus, Maybe it has fixed in the newer versions
[11:11] <glitsj16> Eagleman: could it be you're refering to acpid?
[11:11] <sus> it is 2.0.8
[11:11] <Eagleman> glitsj16, apcupsd
[11:12] <chemist^> sus, maybe it's your graphics card ... do other players freeze as well when you try to play the file?
[11:12] <chemist^> have you tried a different player?
[11:12] <sus> no
[11:12] <sus> parole goes well
[11:12] <chemist^> well, try another player, so we'll know if it's vlc-related or if it's something else
[11:13] <interweb> peyam, Did that link helped
[11:13] <peyam> interweb, I foudn something better http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/tools-and-tips/how-to-customize-your-command-prompt/
[11:13] <sus> hey chemist parole goes well
[11:13] <lazytechsupportg> hey peeps
[11:14] <chemist^> peyam, that's too much work for what you want to achieve
[11:14] <thinku> sus, this could be bcoz of problematic .flv file., tried anyother .flv file ?
[11:14] <chemist^> peyam, are you using kali-linux or ubuntu?
[11:14] <peyam> chemist^, xubuntu
[11:14] <chemist^> so it's xfce or what?
[11:14] <peyam> yes
[11:15] <knightshade> sus: if it works with a different player, I think it's a bug in vlc
[11:15] <peyam> chemist^, I would use ubuntu if it was as configurateable as xfce
[11:15] <chemist^> peyam, here you go: http://askubuntu.com/questions/63179/how-to-set-up-transparent-background-in-xfce-terminal
[11:15] <interweb> peyam, That was not what you were looking for
[11:15] <peyam> chemist^, I know that dude!
[11:16] <chemist^> you are using ubuntu, xfce is just a desktop enviroment
[11:16] <peyam> interweb, I wasn't so clear im sorry
[11:16] <Bugbear76> peyam,  you can customize any version of ubuntu to suit your needs
[11:16] <peyam> chemist^, yes I use ubuntu with xfce
[11:16] <lazytechsupportg> true
[11:16] <chemist^> peyam so what do you actually want?
[11:16] <peyam> Bugbear76, yes. it would take more time than installing a fresh xfce
[11:16] <chemist^> try to be more specific
[11:16] <angel> re install all Xfce4 peyan
[11:17] <peyam> chemist^, nothing right now..
[11:17] <sus> vlc freezes and terminal shows the msg: Fontconfig warning: FcPattern object size does not accept value "0"
[11:17] <angel> peyan use sypnatic reinstall all xfce4
[11:17] <peyam> angel, why?
[11:17] <knightshade> sus: Only a warning, I don't think it'
[11:17] <peyam> angel, I dont have any problem with xfce
[11:17] <angel> i have ubuntu studio i use XFCE 4
[11:17] <sus> and then it freezes
[11:18] <knightshade> sus: I don't think it's related to the bug
[11:18] <sus> then?
[11:18] <gabmus> so, basically i have a gpg signature error: when i try to run sudo apt-get update, i get this output (sorry, it's italian, you should get the meaning anyway): http://pastebin.com/4DKgu020  I tried with sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys <keys> , which returns this: http://pastebin.com/RDM7dqPg  I even tried with sudo rm -r /var/lib/apt/lists and update, but still nothing, keep getting this same error
[11:18] <peyam> angel, yes the latest ubuntu S runs with xfce
[11:19] <knightshade> sus: does it freeze with all videos or only one special?
[11:19] <angel> yes, but i have to reinstall XFCE many bugs before
[11:19] <sus> no not with all videos
[11:20] <cfhowlett> sus, if it's ONLY .flv that fails, that suggests a codec issue.  run sudo apt-get install xubuntu-restricted-extras.       for good measure, also sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-pugrade
[11:20] <angel> that's right codecs
[11:20] <knightshade> sus: only videos in a special format?
[11:20] <interweb> What player can I use to play .ts files ?
[11:20] <sus> ya
[11:20] <cfhowlett> *apt-get dist-upgrade*
[11:21] <knightshade> sus: which one?
[11:21] <sus> ok
[11:21] <sus> flv
[11:21] <chemist^> angel i have ubuntu and installed KDE after i tried unity out (did not like it), and installed the studio package for audio recording/editing
[11:21] <peyam> chemist^, you were right. it's lots of work haha
[11:21] <knightshade> oh, right..
[11:21] <chemist^> angel, do you use it to make music?
[11:21] <chemist^> peyam, i don't think it's worth it :D
[11:21] <thinku> interweb, vlc
[11:21] <peyam> chemist^, ur right..im tired of my boring terminal
[11:22] <knightshade> sus: so it's a bug with the flv decoder in vlc or something like that
[11:22] <knightshade> sus: which version are you using?
[11:22] <sus> 2.0.8
[11:23] <chemist^> peyam hahaha :D
[11:23] <chemist^> peyam, do you use it that much?
[11:23] <interweb> thinku, It can't
[11:23] <chemist^> peyam, what's the purpose of your system?
[11:23] <knoppix> hi
[11:23] <angel> yes i'm musician
[11:23] <chemist^> knoppix, hi
[11:23] <chemist^> angel, nice :) me too
[11:24] <thinku> what you see, is that .ts file encrypted one ?
[11:24] <interweb> thinku, No
[11:24] <chemist^> angel, what genre
[11:24] <knightshade> sus: you could try version 2.1.2. maybe the bug is already fixed
[11:24] <angel> i do my albums there  write angel rada in google
[11:24] <angel> ethnosonics
[11:24] <knightshade> sus: or use a different player like mplayer
[11:25] <angel> audacious
[11:25] <angel> use that
[11:25] <chemist^> he want's to play video files not audio :)
[11:25] <thinku> interweb, then your vlc might have partially installed not full
[11:25] <angel> xine
[11:25] <chemist^> angel many pictures of you, ... seem like a popular guy :)
[11:25] <thinku> interweb, even mplayer also supports .ts file
[11:25] <interweb> thinku, I can play them on smplayer
[11:25] <angel> yes
[11:25] <Eagleman> Is the apcupsd package broken? i've been trying for 6 hours to get it working, i made doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd but it refuses to run my custom script in anyway when powering down when the batteries are low. Why cant i get it working?
[11:26] <peyam> chemist^, yes alot
[11:26] <angel> we can reate some together
[11:26] <angel> create
[11:26] <peyam> chemist^, i do programming stuff . just that and youtube o other things but i use terminal for different purpose
[11:26] <brecht_> i'm looking for some basic explanation on JList with ListModel (is this de right channel?)
[11:26] <peyam> s
[11:26] <chemist^> angel, i've just started using some windows vst plugins with lmms, it's cool
[11:26] <chemist^> peyam, ok
[11:26] <yacc_> brecht_, not really, I'd say ;)
[11:27] <thinku> interweb, any msg from vlc's msg window?
[11:27] <chemist^> angel, before that it was all about ardour :)
[11:27] <Toyraztory2> s?
[11:27] <Toyraztory2> how do i get sc2 over 20fps?
[11:27] <chemist^> sc2?
[11:28] <Toyraztory2> starcraft 2 using Play on linux
[11:28] <Toyraztory2> it usually runs at 120 fps on windows'
[11:28] <Ben64> Toyraztory2: you can get help with wine in #winehq , not sure of theres a playonlinux support channel or not
[11:29] <glitsj16> gabmus: looks like keyserver.ubuntu.com is down, you could try with keys.gnupg.net ..
[11:29] <gabmus> ok, im trying thanks
[11:30] <gabmus> still nothing
[11:30] <gabmus> glitsj16 it gives me the same error
[11:30] <Andreas> well, I got no help yesterday, so gonna try again: ubuntu installer can't detect my SATA drive... does anyone know a quick fix or do i have to try one of the myriad of solutions out there...
[11:30] <glitsj16> gabmus: what does 'non cambiata' mean in english?
[11:31] <gabmus> not changed
[11:31] <Andreas> it's 13.10
[11:31] <Ben64> Andreas: please pastebin "sudo parted -l"
[11:32] <knightshade> Andreas: what drive is it?
[11:32] <gabmus> http://keyserver.ubuntu.com/ is online, what are you talking about?
[11:33] <Andreas> guess i came a bit unprepared: samsung HD103UI is the harddrive
[11:33] <interweb> thinku, I can play them using mplayer
[11:33] <Andreas> can't execute linux commands now im in windows
[11:34] <Ben64> Andreas: well ... you need to be in linux for it to work
[11:34] <interweb> thinku, It doesn't get any error
[11:34] <Andreas> i read i could try different SATA port on motherboard, disable dmraid in linux, or change in bios from AHCI to something else i think it was
[11:34] <chemist^> Toyraztory2, #playonlinux
[11:35] <Toyraztory2> thanks
[11:35] <glitsj16> gabmus: i used http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/keyserver.ubuntu.com and that said it looked down, my bad
[11:35] <Andreas> can i connect to this IRC channel from the ubuntu demo?
[11:35] <bekks> Andreas: That still will not change your Windows into Linux. :)
[11:35] <bekks> Andreas: Yes.
[11:36] <Andreas> just need the installer to detect my other harddrive so i can dual boot
[11:36] <gabmus> glitsj16, np, just it's not working with the other server either
[11:36] <thinku> interweb, could be different video payload, that your VLC is not supporting, you should get msg, i am wondering
[11:37] <cristian_c> hitsujiTMO, thanks, tht method works (exports XAUTHORITY + sleep 2)
[11:37] <cristian_c> :)
[11:37] <cristian_c> *that
[11:38] <Andreas> so to connect this channel i get an IRC client from ubuntu one in the ubuntu demo?
[11:39] <knightshade> I've never tried the ubuntu "demo", whatever it is.
[11:39] <Andreas> think the service had another name
[11:39] <bekks> Andreas: No. The Ubuntu Live CDs contains an IRC client already.
[11:39] <Andreas> bekks: ok
[11:39] <knightshade> Andreas: is your harddrive detected in windows?
[11:39] <Andreas> knightshade yes
[11:40] <cfhowlett> Andreas, webbrowser .... webchat.freenode.net
[11:40] <Andreas> ubuntu installer detects my other drives, my SSD and my USB hd
[11:40] <bekks> Andreas: And are these "other" drives connected to the same controller?
[11:40] <kostkon> cfhowlett, irc.ubuntu.com  easier to remember
[11:40] <cfhowlett> kostkon, was unware of same.  thank you.
[11:41] <kostkon> cfhowlett, np
[11:41] <Andreas> bekks i looked inside the can yesterday and i think so. but i'll boot into ubuntu installer so i can solve it from there
[11:41] <Aric> I'm using Ubuntu Server 12.04 x64 LTS... My PHP version is 5.3.10 but I want PHP 5.4... I saw on askubuntu to add a python-software thingy (forget exact name) so that I could add a PPA, then to do apt-get update and apgrade... but I am still at PHP 5.3.10?  Can anyone help?
[11:42] <bekks> Aric: Well, did you add a PPA, too?
[11:43] <Aric> ya, following this, but just found out I may have messed up sorry one sec
[11:44] <Aric> nope I didn't
[11:44] <Aric> I did what was listed here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/109404/how-do-i-install-latest-php-in-supported-ubuntu-versions-like-5-4-x-in-ubuntu-1
[11:44] <Aric> php -v = PHP 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.9 with Suhosin-Patch (cli) (built: Dec 12 2013 04:27:25)
[11:45] <chemist^> Aric, in order to add PPA repositories you need to install "python-software-properties" first
[11:45] <bekks> Aric: Well, then you didnt do what is listed there.
[11:45] <cem_> hi all
[11:45] <Aric> did that
[11:45] <chemist^> and then do a "sudo add-apt-repository blabla"
[11:45] <Aric> added the python software properties
[11:45] <Aric> then the PPA
[11:45] <Aric> then update and upgrade
[11:45] <chemist^> and?
[11:45] <cem_> i wanna learn is there any program like dreamweaver on ubuntu?
[11:45] <chemist^> still not upgrading?
[11:46] <Aric> I'm trying "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" per a comment but it wasn't in the main answer
[11:46] <greyhatpython> hi i am using Ubuntu 13.10 on USB, i want copy the data from windows machine to my usb key, but the copy and paste option is not highlighted. Please help.
[11:46] <cem_> i wanna make a wery small web page and i dont know coding
[11:46] <bekks> Aric: So which PPA did you add?
[11:46] <Aric> ppa:ondrej/php5
[11:46] <greyhatpython> cem_ go to codecademy.com
[11:46] <cem_> ok
[11:46] <cem_> thanx
[11:47] <greyhatpython> You welcome!
[11:47] <Aric> after dist-upgrade now = PHP 5.5.7-1+sury.org~precise+1 (cli) (built: Dec 12 2013 21:37:40)
[11:47] <Aric> yay
[11:47] <cem_> oh
[11:47] <Aric> 5.5 is fine for me, it;s stable but some PHP stuff needed 5.4+ so I'm good now
[11:47] <cem_> but the site teaches coding
[11:47] <cem_> i dont have time
[11:47] <Aric> cem_: if you have no interest in coding look into something like wordpress
[11:48] <cem_> i need to finish this page today
[11:48] <cem_> 2 small pages that include a ling an biography
[11:48] <cem_> link and a biography
[11:48] <greyhatpython> cem_ you don't need dreamweaver if you learn coding.  Just learn html is enough for basic website.
[11:48] <Aric> Thanks everyone, but I got it fixed o/
[11:48] <bekks> cem_: If you dont want to learn how to do things, no one can help you.
[11:49] <thinku> cem, try aptnastudio
[11:49] <greyhatpython> hi i am using Ubuntu 13.10 on USB, i want copy the data from windows machine to my usb key, but the copy and paste option is not highlighted. Please help.
[11:49] <chemist^> greyhatpython, paste it anyway
[11:49] <chemist^> greyhatpython it sometimes gets grayed-out but you can still click on it
[11:50] <thinku> cem, http://www.aptana.com/
[11:50] <greyhatpython> nope it's not working i tried gksudo but it's not installed and i can't even install it...
[11:50] <chemist^> (i think it's when you try to copy protected files or to a protected target path)
[11:50] <cem_> thanx im downloading it
[11:50] <cem_> i will try
[11:50] <chemist^> greyhatpython, try copying the files using terminal commands
[11:51] <greyhatpython> but why is this problem in new version of Ubuntu, while 10.10 was straight forward!
[11:52] <chemist^> it's not a problem related to a new version of ubuntu
[11:52] <eyfour> greyhatpython: Are you trying to copy to the USB-stick while running Ubuntu from the very same stick?
[11:52] <bekks> greyhatpython: Why "cant you install it"?
[11:52] <chemist^> it's strange you can't install anything on your live session
[11:52] <greyhatpython> Install on usb?
[11:52] <chemist^> it gets deleted when you shutdown
[11:52] <greyhatpython> I am running ubuntu live usb.
[11:53] <eyfour> greyhatpython: ...and you are trying to write to that same USB while running Uubntu, right? It won't work.
[11:53] <chemist^> yes...so what :)
[11:53] <greyhatpython> why can't?
[11:53] <chemist^> you need to add persistence to your live usb
[11:54] <chemist^> in order to save files on it
[11:54] <eyfour> greyhatpython: Because the "live" file system mounts itself as read-only.
[11:54] <chemist^> greyhatpython, you need to add a new partition ext4 on the remaining unpartitioned space available on your USB
[11:54] <chemist^> and name it persistence
[11:54] <greyhatpython> ok but it is not copying even to another hard drive
[11:55] <chemist^> well..that's odd :)
[11:55] <chemist^> greyhatpython, have you tried opening nautilus with sudo?
[11:55] <greyhatpython> yeah..........
[11:55] <Andreas_> im in the ubuntu demo now. I can see the harddrive to the left. but the installer cannot detect it.
[11:55] <chemist^> greyhatpython, and what error does it give you when you try to copy via terminal commands?
[11:56] <bekks> Andreas_: What is the "Ubuntu demo"?
[11:56] <eyfour> greyhatpython: I see. What kind of file system is on the "other" hard drive?
[11:56] <eyfour> bekks: Probably synonymous with Live DVD/USB
[11:56] <chemist^> probably ntfs :)
[11:56] <greyhatpython> well sudo nautilus didn't work so i tried gksudo it was by installed on previous ubuntu, now that's the problem.
[11:56] <bekks> chemist^: using graphical applications with sudo is strongly discouraged. Use gksudo instead.
[11:57] <greyhatpython> gksudo not installed and not installing from internet too!
[11:57] <Andreas_> bekks: when booting from the live CD, you get two options: try the demo, or install Ubuntu
[11:57] <chemist^> bekks, ok
[11:58] <bekks> greyhatpython: because your USB installation does not support persistence.
[11:58] <chemist^> greyhatpython, try doing it in terminal, use cp command (copy, paste)
[11:59] <greyhatpython> I don't think it's related to persistence of the usb key. I am copying file from one hard drive to another.
[11:59] <greyhatpython> i need to try terminal
[11:59] <Andreas_> do I need to unmount the disk before I can install onto it?
[12:00] <bekks> Andreas_: yes.
[12:02] <Andreas_> according to this i should unmount, ill try that before installation http://superuser.com/questions/319661/what-does-the-following-disks-have-mounted-partitions-mean-while-installing-ub
[12:04] <sunmoon> hi all
[12:04] <Andreas_> 'install ubuntu alongside windows 7' will that allow me to choose onto which drive to install ubuntu?
[12:05] <sunmoon> am having trouble copying movie files onto my xubuntu system. can anyone point me in the right direction?
[12:05] <GnikLlort> hmm
[12:06] <mrp123> Andreas - I'm not an expert but I beleive that it will install ubuntu actually on the same partition as windows.
[12:06] <Andreas_> mrp123 i think thats what happened last time
[12:06] <Andreas_> i'll choose 'something else'
[12:06] <knightshade> Andreas_: We've all done that once, do you think we remember the installer options? :>
[12:07] <Sven_vB> OT/freenode question: is there another way to recover op (when nobody had registered the channel) than to wait for all others to leave?
[12:07] <bekks> Andreas_: Do you try to setup a dualboot?
[12:07] <Andreas_> bekks y
[12:08] <Andreas_> windows on 1 drive, ubunto on another
[12:08] <mrp123> Andreas_ If you want it on a seperate hard drive you could just boot up into the installer an select that drive to install it on and then the bios can be used to select your prefered harddrive to boot into
[12:08] <universal> any channel for printers ? specifically for dot-matrix printers ?
[12:08] <Sven_vB> Andreas_, i'd always use "something else", in order to see and modify what will actually happen.
[12:08] <hitsujiTMO> Sven_vB: freenode questions go in #freenode
[12:08] <bekks> Andreas_: It is "Ubuntu", not "Ubunto".
[12:08] <Andreas_> i know, mistype
[12:08] <RealNWO> kbuntu is better than ubuntu cuz kde is better than unity
[12:09] <bekks> RealNWO: The words are "kubuntu" and "because".
[12:09] <universal> RealNWO: you can install kde on ubuntu and gnome/unity on kubuntu
[12:09] <Andreas_> i have only 28 gb available on my  windows drive isn't that too little to install ubuntu on?
[12:09] <RealNWO> so whats the difference then?
[12:09] <bekks> Andreas_: No.
[12:09] <bekks> RealNWO: The difference is a different set of preinstalled software.
[12:10] <mrp123> RealNWO - I have 4 different DEs on my installation, just pick and chose depending how i feel that day
[12:10] <RealNWO> i installed kde on ubuntu, and it says its kubuntu now
[12:10] <RealNWO> so am i using ubuntu or kubuntu?
[12:10] <Andreas_> bekks but after mandatory shit is installed ill end up with just a few GB left over right
[12:10] <bekks> RealNWO: You can change the plymouth splashscreen if you like.
[12:10] <bekks> Andreas_: No.
[12:10] <RealNWO> which is accurate?
[12:10] <RealNWO> i installed ubuntu from a CD, then installed KDE, now it says kubuntu
[12:11] <Andreas_> well ill try installing ubuntu on my windows drive then
[12:11] <RealNWO> so am i using ubuntu or kbuntu
[12:11] <Andreas_> installer still cant detect my SATA drive even tho its listed to the left on the demo
[12:11] <bekks> RealNWO: The preinstalled software sets are called "Ubuntu" and "Kubuntu". That does not mean you are are using "Ubuntu" or "Kubuntu" once you installed KDE on Ubuntu or Unity on Kubuntu.   KDE would only add the desktop environment.
[12:11] <mrp123> RealNWO - what bekks said ^^
[12:12] <gordonjcp> Andreas_:  a standard install of Ubuntu needs about 5GB
[12:12] <hitsujiTMO> !ot | RealNWO please talk semantics in the off topic channel
[12:12] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: that won't leave much for additional packages and stuff though
[12:12] <bekks> gordonjcp: That would leave 23GB for stuff.
[12:12] <Andreas_> guess i could slim down my windows for some more gb
[12:12] <gordonjcp> bekks: no, I mean if you had 5GB available
[12:12] <bekks> gordonjcp: He has 28GB avail.
[12:13] <gordonjcp> bekks: in this case, 28GB is *masses* unless you want to get into ridiculous amounts of uncompressed audio
[12:13] <Gnik_Llort> wangchung
[12:14] <Andreas_> i checked inside the can and everything is connected to same SATA controller... ubuntu demo can detect the drive, just not the installer
[12:14] <Eagleman> Is the apcupsd package broken? i've been trying for 6 hours to get it working, i made doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd but it refuses to run my custom script in anyway when powering down when the batteries are low. Why cant i get it working?
[12:14] <Andreas_> but ill install onto windows drive maybe 28 gb is enough i can slim down my windows too
[12:14] <RealNWO> cfhowlett i think yer rite
[12:14] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: 28GB is *masses*
[12:14] <Andreas_> gordonjcp ok
[12:14] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: when you run the installer from the live desktop, what happens?
[12:15] <mrp123> Andreas_ - didn't you say that you had two harddrives?
[12:15] <Andreas_> mrp123 i have 3 hard drives, one SSD, one SATA, one USB 2.0
[12:15] <Andreas_> its the SATA the installer cant detect. it can detect the other 2
[12:15] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: unplug everything except the SATA drive
[12:16] <Andreas_> how big should my ubuntu partition be?
[12:16] <Andreas_> installer is asking
[12:16] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: as big as you like
[12:16] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: you're going to need more than about 5GB
[12:17] <Andreas_> gordonjcp no problems will arise if i put ubuntu partition to say 15 gb?
[12:17] <bekks> Andreas_: Why dont you just use 20G?
[12:17] <Lucid_Lynx> Hi, where do i get the souce code for ´Lucid Lynx` Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[12:17] <Andreas_> ok i put at 20 gb lets see
[12:17] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: you've got 28GB available, use most of it and leave a bit left over for swap
[12:17] <bekks> Lucid_Lynx: man apt-get, find "apt-get source".
[12:17] <gordonjcp> Andreas_: how much RAM have you got?
[12:18] <Lucid_Lynx> thank you for your quick reply.. bekks
[12:18] <glixtsj16> gabmus: i used http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/keyserver.ubuntu.com and that said it looked down, my bad
[12:18] <Anddreas> can i connect to this IRC channel from the ubuntu demo?
[12:18] <bekfks> Andreas: That still will not change your Windows into Linux. :)
[12:18] <bekgks> Andreas: Yes.
[12:18] <Andureas> just need the installer to detect my other harddrive so i can dual boot
[12:19] <gabjmus> glitsj16, np, just it's not working with the other server either
[12:19] <thimnku> interweb, could be different video payload, that your VLC is not supporting, you should get msg, i am wondering
[12:19] <Andreas_> bekfks i want to run dual boot
[12:19] <crimstian_c> hitsujiTMO, thanks, tht method works (exports XAUTHORITY + sleep 2)
[12:19] <crinstian_c> :)
[12:19] <bekks> !dualboot | Andreas_
[12:19] <cribstian_c> *that
[12:19] <Andvreas> so to connect this channel i get an IRC client from ubuntu one in the ubuntu demo?
[12:19] <Andreas_> i still have some games i play that i need windows for
[12:19] <knisghtshade> I've never tried the ubuntu "demo", whatever it is.
[12:19] <Andrdeas> think the service had another name
[12:19] <gabmus> whats going on
[12:19] <Andreas_> RAM = 8 gb
[12:19] <bekkes> Andreas: No.  The Ubuntu livecd already contains an IRC channel.
[12:19] <Andreas_> gordonjcp RAM 8 gb
[12:21] <Andreas_> well gonna install it now onto 20 gb partition i should be able to slim windows down in case it bitches about small space
[12:21] <bekks> !language | Andreas_
[12:21] <Andreas_> sorry ubottu
[12:22] <sunmoon> hi all..
[12:22] <mrp123> Andreas_ : If you want to us your SATA drive you'll have to get to the root of the problem of that. Can windows detect and use the sata drive? is so then can the program "GParted" which is installed on the liveCd detect this drive? if not then you have some strange issue with linux and your hardware.
[12:23] <cristian_c> hitsujiTMO, sorry, there is a troll who wants to be me
 * crinstian_c<EMAIL_ADDRESS>è entrato in #ubuntu
[12:24] <cristian_c> * crimstian_c<EMAIL_ADDRESS>è entrato in #ubuntu
[12:24] <mrp123> sunmoon: hi
[12:24] <cristian_c> * cribstian_c<EMAIL_ADDRESS>è entrato in #ubuntu
[12:24] <sunmoon> am receiving "error splicing file'" when attempting to extract dvd data from disk to mu xubuntu hardrive.. any recommendations?
[12:24] <LjL> cristian_c: ... we got it
[12:24] <Andreas_> mrp123 yes windows can detect it. im new at linux. the ubuntu demo can see it to the left. don't know which commands for gparted. but ill install it to windows drive. 28 gb free is enough im told.
[12:24] <cristian_c> LjL, ok, thanks
[12:24] <cristian_c> :)
[12:24] <hitsujiTMO> hmm, you've some friends then
[12:25] <Gnik_Llort> damn
[12:25] <bekks> Andreas_: First, please read the links about dualboot you have been given.
[12:26] <cristian_c> :)
[12:26] <Lucid_Lynx> How do i examine which version of Ubuntu 10.04 i am using exactly (`uname´ just says Linux) and i am not getting much smarter by typing ´uname -a`) is it 10.04.1 or is it 10.04.2 or one of the other releases... ?
[12:26] <Andreas_> bekks not worried about any problems all my data is backed up
[12:27] <mrp123> Andreas_: that's alright then you can just play until it's how you want it :)
[12:27] <bekks> Lucid_Lynx: lsb_release -a   And the specific "version" designates a specific update level, nothing else. It still is 10.04
[12:28] <Eagleman> Is the apcupsd package broken? i've been trying for 6 hours to get it working, i made doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd but it refuses to run my custom script in anyway when powering down when the batteries are low. Why cant i get it working?
[12:28] <Lucid_Lynx> i want to check some thing on the source code.., and i dont want to mess.. bekks, thanks, once again..
[12:28] <bekks> Eagleman: Which script did you put where and which permissionsdoes it have?
[12:28] <bekks> Lucid_Lynx: For doing so, the "version" of 10.04 is irrelevant at all.
[12:29] <bekks> Lucid_Lynx: And what exactly are you trying to do?
[12:29] <Eagleman> bekks: >doshutdown in /etc/apcupsd so /etc/apcupsd/doshutdown with 744 rights and the user:group root
[12:29] <Lucid_Lynx> counting words..., for now...
[12:29] <adnane> hi all
[12:29] <bekks> Eagleman:
[12:29] <bekks> Weird name for a script. ">doshutdown".
[12:30] <bekks> Eagleman: And by default there is no User named "user" and no group named "group".
[12:30] <Eagleman> bekks thats what apcupsd needs according to their documentation
[12:30] <Eagleman> bekks: > and the user:group root
[12:30] <Eagleman> so root:root
[12:30] <mrp123> I've been having a problem with the ubuntu software center's reviews. The reviews of the software will not show and in it's place it says "No network connection, Connect to the internet to see more reviews". I am running 12.04 and this occured after the recent openssl updates. Has anybody else been having this problem?
[12:30] <bekks> Eagleman: so you put root:root and not user:group.
[12:31] <bekks> Eagleman: And ">doshutdown" is a weird name. /etc/apcupsd/doshutdown looks much more usable. Change the permissions to 755
[12:31] <Eagleman> bekks it is called: /etc/apcupsd/doshutdown
[12:31] <Eagleman> I was using > to quote something i said before
[12:31] <kostkon> mrp123, did you reboot after the update
[12:31] <valerio> hi
[12:32] <Andreas_> guess I should learn this if I am to use ubuntu? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[12:32] <bekks> Eagleman: Pastebin the content of that script pleasse.
[12:32] <mrp123> kostkon : a few times now
[12:32] <kostkon> mrp123, ok
[12:32] <Eagleman> bekks: http://lpaste.net/336919864880922624
[12:33] <bekks> Eagleman: Does that command in there work in a terminal?
[12:33] <Eagleman> bekks it does
[12:33] <mrp123> Andreas_ : I think ubuntu is trying to make it easier for users to not use the terminal but the more you learn, the better off you will be, and the more problems you will be able to solve
[12:34] <PoolShark_> hey all... I have about 20 instances of this message in rapid succession in my kern.log... it looks like it's trying to tell me something about /dev/sdd, but it doesn't say what... can someone tell me what this means? It's Ubuntu server 13.04 / 3.9.0-030900-generic... the kernel message is "Jan 10 08:59:22 beluga kernel: [306185.633289] sd 2:0:3:0: [sdd] CDB:"
[12:34] <Eagleman> bekks, executing: /usr/bin/ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'/scripts/shutdown-all-vms.sh' does exactly what i want it to do
[12:34] <Andreas_> mrp123 yes its my experience so far that i need to learn commands to solve some problems
[12:34] <bekks> Eagleman: Do you use vbox?
[12:34] <Eagleman> bekks ESXi
[12:35] <bekks> Eagleman: ah, ok.
[12:35] <sayah> Hi, I´m using a article in Linux Format to set up a website on my computer and when I get to phpmyadmin I can´t seem to access any html page like the article suggests.  I´m not sure why.
[12:35] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: where does it get the ssh key from?
[12:36] <Eagleman> It works...
[12:36] <Eagleman> i can login without authentication
[12:36] <interweb> How do I can install flashplayer
[12:37] <mrp123> Andreas_ : Yea, I only started using Linux lately and learning how to use the command prompt and reading the debian reference guide really helped me. I'm sure the ubuntu one is good aswell.
[12:37] <bekks> !flash | interweb
[12:37] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and then i pasted it into ESXi and i can login without authentication
[12:38] <interweb> bekks, Thanks
[12:38] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: but where's your id_rsa stored? did you put it in /root/.ssh/ ?
[12:38] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO why does it matter
[12:39] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: because your shutdown script is getting called by root, not by you
[12:40] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO it is stored in: /root//.ssh/id_rsa.pub
[12:40] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: thats the pub key. what about your private key?
[12:41] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO it is stored on the other machine?
[12:41] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: pubkey goes on the ESXi host. Your private key needs to be in the local /root/.ssh
[12:42] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO well i suppose it is in /root/.ssh aswell, since i can connect
[12:42] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: are you trying from the root user or your own user?
[12:42] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO it is stored in: /root/.ssh/id_rsa
[12:42] <Eagleman> root user
[12:43] <folivora> I am cloning 300GB SSD -> 512GB SSD with DD with bytesize 512. How long this takes about?
[12:45] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: add a line early in the script to see if its at least being called. something like '''echo "called" > /root/got_called'''        then try again
[12:46] <bekks> folivora: ages. Use a blcksize of 16M.
[12:50] <hitsujiTMO> folivora: a long time. a ssd drive writes in blocks of 256kb (usually). so every time its writing each 512b block it has to erase and write 256kb.
[12:50] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO i did not get called
[12:54] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO will modify /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol now but i doubt it will work
[12:55] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: have you checked that your ups is a supported model?
[12:55] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO it can read everything so yes
[12:56] <Pendrea> Good morning!
[12:57] <cvtsx> Hey, anyone ever host a minecraft server on ubuntu?
[12:57] <Pendrea> I have a question regarding UFW. I just enabled incoming SSH-packets in UFW, yet in the logs (and the end-result) it continues to block SSH-packets. Is there something I'm missing? All I did was ufw allow ssh
[12:57] <Andreas> new problem: I installed Ubuntu and after boot it loads Windows 7. I get no option for booting into Ubuntu or Windows 7. I loaded the windows boot manager by pressing space and only Windows 7 is listed there.
[12:59] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO, any more suggestions?
[12:59] <DwarfDefender> what acdsee analog in ubuntu can handle few milions pictures in one folder?
[12:59] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: looking thru the docs now
[13:00] <Andreas> try this for boot problems? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[13:01] <arkro> hi all, I have UEFI system in my pc( with windows 8). Today, I have installed kubuntu. After rebooting, grub2 prompt is showing up. I don't know where to go from there. Please help.
[13:02] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: can you pastebin /etc/apcupsd.conf
[13:03] <xylocaine> hi all
[13:03] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO: http://lpaste.net/2259058166681567232
[13:04] <woodpusherghd> I'm using clonezilla to image a ubuntu (Zorin 6) to a local disk.  How do I edit grub to have ubuntu boot from the new disk while not physically removing changing disks?
[13:05] <bekks> woodpusherghd: Ask the zorin support please.
[13:06] <arkro> hi, can anyone please help me with grub2 error.
[13:10] <goog> How can I turn docker container into a service that I can start with `sudo service <service-name> start` ?
[13:11] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO, found anything?
[13:13] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: can you pastebin your /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol
[13:13] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO http://lpaste.net/5254765724991225856
[13:15] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: so /root/got_called isn't getting created still?
[13:15] <Eagleman> no hitsujiTMO
[13:17] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO, wait a second, i see got_called now, lets shutdown the power aigan
[13:19] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: i also see you defining ESXI but not calling it
[13:20] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO never mind, i created the root_called by executing ./doshutdown myself
[13:22] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: ahh. ok. next lets see if the apccontrol script is getting called on the event. before the case statement add: echo "$1" >> /root/ups_events
[13:23] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: then try the shut down again. /root/ups_events should start filling up the the called events and give you an idea if apcupsd is working correctly or not
[13:26] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO now the UPS itself is doing weird, going on battery when there is line power
[13:26] <Eagleman> This mess
[13:27] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO: http://lpaste.net/6189048590795538432
[13:28] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: no. add it before the case satement on line 61
[13:31] <googcheng> hi all !  i don't understand  export PS1="\[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:[\t]:\w\$ "
[13:32] <googcheng> why it includes \u  two times
[13:35] <googcheng> this snippet \[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]    don't  need it ?
[13:36] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO: 997 apcupsd: apclog.c:62 Cannot exec /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol onbattery: Permission denied
[13:37] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: whats the output of: ls -l /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol
[13:37] <Eagleman> -rwxr-xr-x. 1 root root 4026 Jan 11 07:36 /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol
[13:38] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: cat /etc/passwd | grep apc
[13:38] <Eagleman> none
[13:39] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: most likely the script isn't being called as root. try instead: echo "$1" >> /tmp/ups_events
[13:41] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: if /tmp/ups_events gets created check: ls -l /tmp/ups_events
[13:42] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: that should hint at what user is calling the script
[13:43] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO adding the echo "$1" >> /tmp/ups_events makes apcupsd spam errors in the cli
[13:43] <Eagleman> 928 apcupsd: apclog.c:62 Cannot exec /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol doshutdown: Permission denied
[13:44] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: can you again pastebin /etc/apcupsd/apccontrol
[13:45] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO: http://lpaste.net/4027347699102646272
[13:46] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: ls -l /tmp/ups_events
[13:46] <Eagleman> nothing there
[13:49] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: hmm, does your /tmp have odd permissions? ls -l /tmp
[13:50] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO drwxrwxrwt. 3 root root 4096 Jan 11 07:35 tmp
[13:51] <hitsujiTMO> all normal
[13:52] <belgianguy> Could Conky cause graphics issues?
[13:52] <belgianguy> eg compiz to fail?
[13:52] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: also comment out line 110. its not needed right now.
[13:53] <belgianguy> I had to revert to fglrx-updates, but went to the latest AMD beta after a day (Steam), but now I'm wary of Conky :/
[13:53] <belgianguy> as that was the only thing I had added between when it still worked and when it didn't anymore
[13:53] <Eagleman> hitsujiTMO, adding that /tmp/ups_events breaks apcupsd i think
[13:53] <interweb> I've downloaded sublime text from its site and I want to add the software to ubuntu what should I do?
[13:54] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: yes, but it shouldn't
[13:58] <hitsujiTMO> Eagleman: hmm. out of ideas when can't even get a simple diagnostic line to run.
[13:58] <Eagleman> Yeh this is a PITA
[14:08] <khan425> check
[14:10] <jamesaxl_> hello
[14:10] <knightshade> jamesaxl_: hi
[14:12] <jammie5> I'm trying to connect to a samba share but I get mount error(115): Operation now in progress
[14:14] <ubuntu-wreck> hey all.  I need some assistance I think :/  My 13.10 install crashed out yesterday with errors install libc6-i386.  I went through some forums this morning to try to fix and long story short i did a dpkg -r --force-all libc6 instead of libc6-i386.  It removed my amd64 version and now i can't do a thing.  All commands seem to still exist in /bin/, however, when i try to execute anything through terminal it tells me they don'
[14:14] <ubuntu-wreck> t exist.  Any idea how I can go about undoing this and rescuing my system? :)
[14:16] <belgianguy> ubuntu-wreck: the --force parameter makes it quite hard to undo, even imagining the changes it wrought upon your system are hard to estimate
[14:17] <_cb> Using the firefox debugger console on Ubuntu the line number error is so far to the right it is truncated. Anyone knows how to fix this?
[14:17] <hitsujiTMO> ubuntu-wreck: you could load up a live cd. chroot in and see if reinstalling libc6 will work
[14:18] <Allison43> hello
[14:18] <ubuntu-wreck> thanks hitsuji and belgianguy
[14:18] <belgianguy> hello Allison43
[14:19] <Allison43> hi  belgianguy
[14:22] <gregor3005> hi, i bought a second hand graphiccard and it works buch better than my old one, the new one is a nvidia gt630. after a time have the problem that the workstation freezes. i tried many different nvidia drivers which are available under ubuntu 13.10. does anybody know a good solution to test the graphiccard if eg. the memory is corrupt or other problems? i viewed the gpu temperature, it is between 45-52°C. my old one was much w
[14:23] <Pessimist> gregor3005, maybe the issue is not with the graphics card?
[14:24] <gregor3005> Pessimist: i tested the ram with memtest. no error after many hours. no output of any error in kern.log or dmesg during the freez. it happens since i switched the graphiccard
[14:25] <Pessimist> gregor3005, there should be a tool in ubuntu 'System Testing'. Uncheck everybox and leave graphics tests checked
[14:25] <Pessimist> every box*
[14:25] <hitsujiTMO> gregor3005: anything in /var/log/syslog?
[14:25] <LinuxBoey> Anyone know how to use Munin?
[14:26] <gregor3005> Pessimist: thx i let it run
[14:26] <SchrodingersScat> !anyone | LinuxBoey | Bueller
[14:26] <Allison43> gregor3005, how much wattage is your PSU ?
[14:27] <gregor3005> Allison43: good, question. i open the case a take a look
[14:27] <Pessimist> gregor3005, yep, a bad psu or a too weak one can also be the problem
[14:27] <LinuxBoey> Hello. I need a little help interpreting Munin charts
[14:27] <hitsujiTMO> gregor3005: also what was your old gpu?
[14:28] <Allison43> gregor3005, if it's 250watts you can get by as long as you don't have too many video heavy apps running simultaneously
[14:29] <gregor3005> Allison43: it has 300W. my old gpu was nvidia gt220
[14:30] <gregor3005> Allison43: is there a way to see how much wattage are currently used? i have also 4 hdd's and one blu-ray drive connected
[14:30] <Allison43> ok , gregor3005 so that eliminates the psu as a problem]
[14:31] <Allison43> gregor3005, raid or ?
[14:32] <gregor3005> Allison43: yes. two raid 1 devices
[14:35] <Allison43> 300W should handle that
[14:37] <belgianguy> gregor3005: perhaps try the open source driver and see if the error is different?
[14:38] <chemist^> is anyone here without having "audacious" installed? Can this "anyone" please issue the command for installing it from the repos and tell what is the total size of the files to download? Thanks. :)
[14:38] <bekks> chemist^: apt-get install audacious ? :)
[14:38] <chemist^> yes
[14:38] <chemist^> :D
[14:39] <chemist^> i have it installed already so i don't know how to check out the size of the download
[14:39] <gregor3005> belgianguy: thx. i connected it before also to the other pcie port on the mainboard. i report in some hours if i the problem solved
[14:40] <belgianguy> gregor3005: although Nvidia have quite good drivers, and fiddling about with the graphics drivers can get messy sometimes
[14:40] <chemist^> i need it on my GF's laptop, but she doesn't have internet where she lives...only through mobile phone (which is free only for 100 MB of download)
[14:40] <belgianguy> hang on
[14:40] <bugs_bugger> chemist^: apt-cache show audacious. it has file size listed
[14:41] <gregor3005> belgianguy: yes, i know but it is much better then years ago where the only way was to manually install it and after every kernel update you don't have to forget to build the kernel-image :-D
[14:41] <chemist^> bugs_bugger, what is the command i need to issue? :)
[14:41] <chemist^> bugs_bugger, is there a way to make a .deb and copy it to a USB and then install it on a remote computer without having to access the internet?
[14:42] <xangua> !aptoncd | chemist^
[14:42] <bugs_bugger> chemist^: the one i gave above: apt-cache show audacious. you can grep for size with this pipe appended to the command: | grep Size
[14:42] <bugs_bugger> chemist^: i guess its kb
[14:42] <chemist^> xangua, that's great... i'll check that out