[00:00] <lifebird64> craig: I use rsync over a mounted nfs share. works well for me.
[00:00] <WhatWhereAmI> lifebird64: i was gonna suggest this as well, or sshd, but these both require a configure server?
[00:00] <craigbass1976> actionParsnip, I don't want to cp again.  I did it last time and the wireless went wonky with such a transfer (I seem to have a knack for buying kaka routers) so I just want to get what got missed.
[00:01] <craigbass1976> lifebird64, I was going to sshfs the remote dir; I still need an rsync daemon running though, right?
[00:01] <lifebird64> whatwhereami,craig: pretty much anything copying a file from one host to another will involve /some/ form of 'server'
[00:01] <WhatWhereAmI> yeah
[00:01] <WhatWhereAmI> lifebird64: you can just use scp
[00:02] <lifebird64> craig: rsync over nfs doesn't require any rsync server; only exporting an nfs share
[00:02] <lifebird64> craig: whareami's suggestion about suing scp is another good alternative.
[00:03] <lifebird64> craig: depends what you're looking for. if you want incremental or 'copy-only-what's-changed' style of syncing... rsync is great. If you just want to copy the entire directory, regardless... scp is perfect.
[00:04] <WhatWhereAmI> if you want to do an actual merge, like lifebird64 is saying, you should use rsync. this doesn't mean you need to setup an rsync server, you can just use it on a client accessing an nfs share, or over ssh.
[00:05] <lifebird64> ^^ yeah... what he said. ;)
[00:05] <WhatWhereAmI> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/662006/best-way-to-synchronize-code-on-remote-server-using-scp-ssh-copy
[00:05] <omps> hi WhatWhereAmI, best way to use rsync
[00:05] <omps> it takes care of lot of things
[00:07]  * lifebird64 wishes his D-Link nas' nfs server was more reliable though. :%
[00:09] <simplew> when i try to in KDE move an icon from place in plasma panel i get an erro message saying that the protocol preferred is inknown, how can this be fixed?
[00:09] <actionParsnip> omps: I'd use grsync if you have a desktop OS. There is no single 'best'
[00:10] <lifebird64> action: I use the same. it's pretty good. one feature I'd add... allow multiple source directories in single run.
[00:13] <omps> actionParsnip: i never used rsync on desktop OS, so may not have much idea on that. :)
[00:14] <lifebird64> simplew: not saying nobody here has the answer, but since ubuntu comes with gnome-based unity by default, you may want to also try the #kubuntu channel for your KDE question.
[00:14] <simplew> lifebird64: nobody answers in #kubuntu
[00:15] <lifebird64> simplew: hmm... not good. #ubuntu it is then! :)
[00:15] <simplew> still dontget why ubuntu used gnome by default when kde is so much better in a general view
[00:15] <lifebird64> simplew: I, for one, though, have no clue. I'm just getting back into *nix after nearly a decade away and haven't had the chance to fiddle around with KDE yet.
[00:16] <actionParsnip> simplew: kubuntu uses kde by default....
[00:16] <simplew> lets simply compare nautilus with dolphin and we get how much KDE is much more developed
[00:16] <actionParsnip> simplew: its equally supported
[00:17] <simplew> actionParsnip: its supported only bu community, its not officially supported
[00:17] <lifebird64> simplew: *shrug* dunno. Before Ubuntu, I used to use window managers like enlightenment and other shtuff and avoided KDE/GNOME for the most part.
[00:17] <actionParsnip> simplew: its fully supported as the packages used are from the official repos
[00:17] <simplew> lifebird64: maybe its time for you to have a look and be amazed
[00:18] <simplew> actionParsnip: isnt what i have read in the canonical webpages
[00:18] <actionParsnip> simplew: its no less or more supported than Gnome, you will just find more guides are gnome based
[00:18] <simplew> actionParsnip: no, kubuntu its not officially supported
[00:18] <actionParsnip> simplew: sure it is
[00:19] <simplew> actionParsnip: its not, its only supported by the kubuntu community, not officially
[00:19] <actionParsnip> simplew: the community and channels support the packages from the official repos, which also is where KDE comes from
[00:19] <simplew> actionParsnip: like what i said, only by the kubuntu community
[00:19] <actionParsnip> simplew: its supported here, just like XFCE is and LXDE
[00:20] <lifebird64> KDE vs Gnome is like fork vs spoon. (ie. "use whatever you like"). and kubuntu is /not/ officially supported by Canonical. Canonical, however, has no issue with it and does redirect those interested in KDE to try out Kubuntu if they wish.
[00:20] <simplew> canonical only support ubuntu oficially
[00:20] <actionParsnip> simplew: maybe but this channel supports all the packages in the repos
[00:21] <simplew> actionParsnip: in here you see a community
[00:21] <lifebird64> actionParsnip: ^^ that much is true
[00:21] <actionParsnip> simplew: that's all that concerns me
[00:21] <simplew> actionParsnip: im off of this silly discussion, but like is said, see whats canonical says about it
[00:21] <actionParsnip> simplew: I don't care what canonical says
[00:22] <actionParsnip> simplew: in this channel, the repo packaged apps are supported
[00:22] <simplew> well you should since thats the company where ubuntu relies
[00:22] <lifebird64> simplew: actionParsnip is trying to make a very simple point...
[00:22] <actionParsnip> simplew: I haven't in 5 years, not starting now
[00:22] <simplew> actionParsnip: in fact your free to do whatever you want
[00:22] <lifebird64> in here... to the best of people's ability, they try to help with any and all packages found in the canonical repos... KDE being among them.
[00:22] <simplew> so go ahed
[00:22] <actionParsnip> simplew: thanks, I will.
[00:22] <simplew> lifebird64: thats what i was saying
[00:23] <BobDobalina> can't we all just get along
[00:23] <lifebird64> then I'm really confuzed 'cause it sounds like we're all saying the same thing but in different ways. I'm with BobDobalina... let's move on.
[00:24] <simplew> the community, but its rather different if a enterprise chooses to use kubuntu, it will not be able to have support from canonical
[00:24] <Purian23|Afk> Hey guys, anyone know a good Mint13 IRC channnel like this one!
[00:24] <actionParsnip> !mint | Purian23
[00:24] <lifebird64> Purian: wondering... do they have one listed on their website?
[00:24] <lifebird64> ... checking...
[00:24] <shantorn> they do
[00:24] <simplew> lifebird64: yes they ddddo
[00:25] <Purian23> Yep, they sure do, just no one around that spot!
[00:25] <shantorn> yes there is
[00:25] <Cyrax> Hi.. i got a ubuntu on dualboot.. running in a virutal box. the thing is.. normally the - symbol is a - symbol.. but when i'm in terminal,the - symbol changed to a / symbol.. how do i change back so it is - in terninal and ubuntu itself?
[00:25] <lifebird64> http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/12
[00:25] <shantorn> go ask in help
[00:25] <Purian23> ubottu thank you, I didnt want to ask that in here
[00:25] <Purian23> ;)
[00:25] <simplew> Purian23: im server irc.spotchat.org in channel #linuxmint-help use to live many many users that can help you
[00:26] <Purian23> Thanks guys, Only 2 ppl in there, but I will seek it out.
[00:26] <lifebird64> Cyrax: say whaaaaat? lol
[00:26] <simplew> Purian23: i think your simply in freenode servers in channel #linuxmint-help
[00:27] <Purian23> Btw, just checking, and I can tell the Ubuntu love in here, I have GREAT support from you guys, actionParsnip and all to help :)
[00:27] <Cyrax> i mean.. its like the symbols has changed place when I'm in terminal on ubuntu.. but not when I'm on windows vista os.. how do i use the same on ubuntu? sorry for bad explaination
[00:27] <Purian23> simplew I think you might be correct!
[00:27] <simplew> Purian23: you need to go to the server irc.spotchat.org
[00:28] <actionParsnip> Purian23: as you learn the OS you can help too if you want, makes the community stronger <3
[00:28] <Purian23> Exactly!! Without a doubt, so new to it, but I follow instructions well :)
[00:28] <simplew> is there any GUI that i can use to set flags of a kernel module?
[00:29] <lifebird64> Cyrax: you have ubuntu in virtual box... console-based only? or does your Ubuntu instance also have a GUI interface?
[00:29] <Cyrax> its in virual box.. running in a popup window
[00:30] <actionParsnip> simplew: have you asked in #kernel or #linux too?
[00:31] <simplew> actionParsnip: thats related to the distro, for exmaple in Mageia i can use a drake tool to set some module flags
[00:31] <lifebird64> cyrax: *shrug* my /guess/ is that you're using the wrong character encoding, but I really don't know for sure. maybe somebody else can help you more.
[00:33] <n0sq> i don't know what's going on but i keep getting application crashes - happens on all of my computers - all but one runs 12.04.1 - one has 11.10 on it (only because upgrade to 12.x fails)
[00:33] <DJCLOO> <3 ubuntu
[00:33] <Hieberrr> Will the new LibreOffice stuff get released for .04?
[00:33] <lifebird64> cyrax: where I'd start... try running 'locale' command. are you running UTF-8 ?
[00:33] <n0sq> one app no longer works properly - and that is emesene
[00:34] <Cyrax> i think so,not sure
[00:35] <lifebird64> Cyrax: in my console, when I run 'locale' I get (for example) en_CA.UTF-8 (CA since I'm in canada)
[00:35] <lifebird64> Cyrax: what does /yours/ say?
[00:35] <actionParsnip> simplew: they may be aware of an app for Ubuntu
[00:36] <actionParsnip> simplew: BTW, have you heard of RazorQT :)
[00:36] <actionParsnip> simplew: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/10/lightweight-qt-desktop-environment.html
[00:36] <simplew> actionParsnip: what that has to do with setting modules parameters?
[00:36] <simplew> actionParsnip: i have found http://askubuntu.com/questions/51226/how-to-add-kernel-module-parameters
[00:37] <actionParsnip> simplew: just thatyou going on about KDE, it reminded me of that....that's all
[00:37] <wchan_> PSA. if you're using the newest intel chipset (z77)... ubuntu 12.04 does not install properly, centos 6.0 does tho... now going to try ubuntu 11.10
[00:37] <wchan_> correction / i installed w centos 6.4
[00:37] <wchan_> 6.3
[00:37] <wchan_> centos 6.3
[00:38] <actionParsnip> simplew: you can add modle parameters in files in /etc/modprobe.d/something.conf
[00:38] <wchan_> now going to try 11.10 ... wish me lucks!
[00:38] <actionParsnip> simplew: its not a GUI tough
[00:38] <simplew> actionParsnip: i prefer qaiting that qt5 arrives to ubuntu
[00:39] <actionParsnip> simplew: something like:  echo "options thinkpad_acpi fan_control=1" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/ thinkpad_acpi.conf > /dev/null
[00:39] <actionParsnip> simplew: then when  thinkpad_acpi the option will be used by default
[00:40] <simplew> actionParsnip: thats the example module thats in the webpage, but i still need to do a few more tests before disable wifi FW parameter
[00:41] <actionParsnip> simplew: its that sort of thing in files like that, basically
[00:42] <HeAd> can someone help me out?
[00:42] <actionParsnip> simplew: I found this: https://launchpad.net/~bzoltan/+archive/qt5?field.series_filter=precise    for Qt5 in Precise.
[00:42] <actionParsnip> HeAd: ask and see
[00:42] <wilee-nilee> n0sq, 3rd problem down yours. http://blog.emesene.org/p/faq.html
[00:43] <HeAd> i whant to make mine pc a web server that a i can see the webpage on the web
[00:43] <HeAd> so how can i do that? does someone know?
[00:43] <simplew> actionParsnip: qt5 its still under heavy development, so better wait for the first oficial release and that apeparspackaged in ubuntu
[00:43] <actionParsnip> simplew: indeed
[00:43] <ezio> what's the x server for the latest version of ubuntu?
[00:43] <Hieberrr> I've been meaning to ask. Is there any easy way (kind of like  on Windows) to uninstall apps that weren't installed through the app store?
[00:43] <actionParsnip> !lamp | HeAd
[00:44] <actionParsnip> Hieberrr: use the same app to uninstall packages
[00:44] <lifebird64> HeAd: I may be wrong, but it sounds like you'll be setting up your very /first/ web server.
[00:44] <HeAd> thanks
[00:44] <ezio> where are x server logs?
[00:44] <lifebird64> HeAd: If that's true, I suggest you start with just 'Apache' (the main web server itself) and get comfortable with that.
[00:45] <Hieberrr> actionParsnip: I mean, for example --> Dropbox is installed by downloading it through the site and then running it as an executable. But you can't normally uninstall it via the app store, you have to.. iono do it through terminal or synaptic (which sometimes confuses me).
[00:45] <lifebird64> HeAd: then add in PHP and MySQL if/when you're ready.
[00:45] <actionParsnip> Hieberrr: you can uninstall packages you installed outside of the official repos using software centre
[00:46] <actionParsnip> !info nautilus-dropbox | Hieberrr
[00:46] <HeAd> but how i redirect external connections to my server at home?
[00:46] <actionParsnip> Hieberrr: you don't need the deb from the site, you can install using software centre
[00:46] <HeAd> so my friends and the world can see my page?
[00:46] <uw> so i finally upgraded from 10.04 to 12.04.
[00:46] <actionParsnip> HeAd: you will need to port forward 80/TCP to the IP of the server
[00:46] <Hieberrr> actionParsnip: Thank you
[00:46] <lifebird64> Hieberrr: synaptic manager and using apt-get remove are (if I'm not mistaken) very closely related.
[00:47] <HeAd> i see... that easy?
[00:47] <actionParsnip> HeAd: yes
[00:47] <HeAd> thank you
[00:47] <HeAd> for the help
[00:47] <lifebird64> HeAd: depending on your router, it's either 'port forwarding' or 'virtual server'
[00:47] <actionParsnip> HeAd: the router is currently dropping requests on port 80, once you setup the rule it will connect ok
[00:47] <uw> btw i
[00:47] <HeAd> i'll try
[00:47] <HeAd> =D
[00:47] <lifebird64> HeAd: their synonymous (for basic setups)
[00:47] <uw> m guessing ubuntu has dropped all support for ATI cards?
[00:47] <Hieberrr> lifebird64: Yeah, I know. It's just that sometimes I don't know what the name of an app is, so removing it is hard. Same with synaptic, because I found 2-3 different dropbox things in synaptic LOL
[00:48] <actionParsnip> uw: the proprietary video driver is in the repos (or an installer for it)
[00:48] <lifebird64> Hieberrr: ah. yeah. that gets me too.
[00:48] <lifebird64> Hieberrr: is that what you're trying to uninstall right now? I have it on my computer and could have a look around o'er here.
[00:48] <Hieberrr> lifebird64: I guess I can just use the Software Centre and refrain from installing .deb LO.
[00:48] <Hieberrr> LOL*
[00:49] <uw> yup but wasnt there an option for not using the proprietary binary?
[00:49] <lifebird64> Hieberrr: lol
[00:49] <Cyrax> This is how u install packages: sudo apt-get instal "package name here ".. but whats the command to remove/uninstall a package?
[00:49] <actionParsnip> uw: sure, there are open source drivers for ATi chips in a default install
[00:49] <Hieberrr> lifebird64: Oh now, I was just asking for general purposes. It's the rare occasion of confusion that gets to me LOL
[00:49] <Hieberrr> no*
[00:49] <actionParsnip> Cyrax: sudo apt-get remove packagename
[00:49] <lifebird64> Hieberrr: hmmm... I only have the one package installed ("dropbox" 1.4.0)
[00:50] <Cyrax> thanks :D
[00:50] <lifebird64> Hieberrr: ah. gotcha. then I'll bow out of trying to help, 'cause I sometimes get equally confused. ;)
[00:50] <Hieberrr> lifebird64: Weird :S I had around 3 different things listed before. Oh well :P If it's in the SC, I'll get it from there from now on, heh.
[00:50] <Hieberrr> lifebird64: THanks for the help :)
[00:50] <lifebird64> Hieberr: not sure if I did much, but you're welcome all the same. :)
[00:51] <actionParsnip> Hieberrr: software centre is just a GUI to the packages (installed and not installed alike), so you can uninstall packages as you wish, even if they are not from the Ubuntu repos or a PPA
[00:51] <Hieberrr> actionParsnip: O: For real?
[00:51] <actionParsnip> Hieberrr: yes, search software centre for dropbox and you'll see it
[00:51] <zykotick9> Hieberrr: assuming you installed fro a DEB.  does not apply to "source" installs, or binary installs.
[00:52] <Hieberrr> zykotick9: Yeah it was through a .deb
[00:53] <actionParsnip> Hieberrr: then it gels with the package system and will appear
[00:53] <zykotick9> Hieberrr: fyi, if i don't know what a package is called, i use "apt-cache search foo" from cli (fyi, no sudo required)
[00:55] <Hieberrr> actionParsnip: Ahh, thanks :)
[00:55] <Hieberrr> zykotick9: I gotta look into that
[00:59] <Cyrax> The ubuntu i use running from virtualbox.. is it possible to use a chat app called mirc on ubuntu?
[01:00] <wchan_> the ubuntu 11.10 installer wont recognize my USB keyboard.... any ideas? ... it recognizes it on the boot menu, i select install then it goto languages and keyboard no longer works...
[01:01] <lifebird64> Cyrax: not unless mIRC makes a linux compatible client (hint: their own website and a google search show that they don't). xChat is a popular alternative. If you're using a console, irssi is pretty good too (I'm using it right now).
[01:02] <Cyrax> i see.. ok.. jsut need a good irc client for ubuntu wich use a script language called .mrc
[01:03] <Cyrax> Besides i'm not familiar with other script languages then what mirc have.. thats y
[01:03] <[twisti]> is it possible for a file permission to overwrite directory permissions ? i have file X in directory /A, and X is owned by user U who of course has rw for his own file, but /A is owned by user V, and is set to 744. i want to allow U to write to his own file X without giving U any permissions in regards to /A
[01:04] <blackshirt> !acl | twisti
[01:06] <[twisti]> !bfx blackshirt
[01:08] <Cyrax> i did sudo apt-get irssi,but after its done,i dont see irssi on ubuntu.. why not?
[01:09] <elky> Cyrax, there won't be a menu option, you run it in a terminal window by opening one and typing "irssi"
[01:09] <michealPW> !bfx | michealPW
[01:09] <michealPW> LOL!
[01:10] <Cyrax> oh. i forgot that irssi is a commandline irc client running in terminal :p
[01:12] <kolongkel> what's the best way to adjust laptop screen brightness? When I hit the Fn-LeftArrow I see an icon float and show the brightness 'reducing'... but the brightness doesn't change. (This isn't really a problem with A/C power, but when on battery it chews up battery life) - using xUbuntu (stable)
[01:13] <Cyrax> And how do i make the ubuntu the orange window to b full screen?
[01:14] <n0sq> wilee-nilee: python-indicate is already installed
[01:18] <lifebird64> afk for a bit (possibly for the night). peace
[01:21] <bcuraboy> hi guys.sorry to botter. i need to know which would be the best distro of linux to install in a Pentium 3 with 500MHz and 128mb of ram
[01:21] <Cyrax> When i maximize the Oracle VM VirtualBox popup window,it open to max,but there is a small orange window in the middle.. how do i get a full screen of that so it fits the whole window?
[01:21] <Dext> try xubuntu
[01:21] <Dext> or linux mint
[01:22] <bcuraboy> thank's Dext
[01:22] <michealPW> The KDE apps are so slick..
[01:24] <bcuraboy> Dext, which version of xubuntu you recommend?
[01:25] <bcuraboy> by the way, i forgot to mention...that dinossaur has only 6gb of hdd
[01:25] <bcuraboy> :D
[01:25] <Jagst3r15> where do i report bug for ubuntu.com site
[01:27] <cuddlemonster> I  have an eSATA expresscard in my laptop. What do I need to do to remove it safely? Unmounting the filesystem is a given. What do I need to do for the expresscard itself?
[01:28] <rayfin> hey all, new fairly new ubuntu desktop user, long time linux server (apache/postfix mainly) user. im having issues with 12.04. i have have an nvidia card. and 2 monitors. i think im using current-updates drivers now even though it says its activated and not in use, i read that was a bug somewhere? anyways. my second monitor is grey w/ a black X. If i install the latest drivers from nvidia.com the second monitor works just great. but from what im readi
[01:28] <rayfin> ng is the module won't get loaded into a new kernel with updates so i shouldn't use it unless i want to deal with the hassle?
[01:28] <Jagst3r15> anyone
[01:31] <twitchie> !bug | Jagst3r15
[01:32] <Sazpaimon> what's the current favorite software for mounting S3 as a filesystem?
[01:32] <Sazpaimon> ive traditionally used s3fs, but it appears there's a few more different pieces of software for doing this
[01:32] <twitchie> !poll | Sazpaimon
[01:40] <mibr001> i need help i have a usb printer on windows 7 and i need to print from ubuntu 12.4.1 on a laptop on a wireless network
[01:40] <KM0201> mibr001: model printer?
[01:40] <mibr001> hp deskjet 1000
[01:41] <KM0201> is the printer wireless capable?
[01:41] <mibr001> no... .
[01:42] <KM0201> i'm not sure how you'd expect to print to it wirelessly then... can you do that w/ xp?
[01:42] <KM0201> or any other version of windows?
[01:44] <mibr001> my laptop (ubuntu) is connected to a wireless router which is plugged into another port on the same wired router as my moms desktop (win7)(usb printer)
[01:44] <Cyrax> How do i "get out" of this so called scale for ubuntu?
[01:44] <KM0201> you could get one of those small print servers and plug it into your router, then printer into that... that should make it work.
[01:44] <KM0201> i understand that mibr001
[01:44] <KM0201> Cyrax: scale for ubuntu?
[01:45] <Cyrax> yeah..
[01:45] <Cyrax> idk how to explain it
[01:45] <sesstreets> there's scales in ubuntu?
[01:45] <KM0201> well ifyou can't explain it, it's unlikely anyone can help you with it
[01:45] <OerHeks> mibr001, this is some start > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPPrinter
[01:46] <Cyrax> i think the scale thing changed to a full screen some how
[01:46] <simplew> Cyrax: whaaat?
[01:46] <sesstreets> so
[01:47] <sesstreets> what exactly is the scale you're refering to?
[01:47] <sesstreets> do you mean text size or something?
[01:47] <Cyrax> no.. the screen itself got wider
[01:47] <simplew> who loves the fox serie Bones?
[01:47] <Cyrax> i know it was something about scale
[01:47] <sesstreets> is it out of proportion?
[01:47] <xbskid> What package has mount.cifs?
[01:47] <xbskid> what-provides has failed me
[01:48] <simplew> my feet are cold, what can i do?
[01:48] <BobDobalina> take a laptop running ubuntu
[01:49] <BobDobalina> set the part where the battery is on your feet
[01:49] <BobDobalina> watch a youtube video
[01:49] <simplew> BobDobalina: my other laptop isnt runing, is cold
[01:49] <simplew> BobDobalina: but its agood idea :D
[01:50] <simplew> BobDobalina: so better put the laptop upside down and put it runing, there i can put my feet on it
[01:50] <simplew> BobDobalina: correct?
[01:51] <SnapSnap> When is 12.10 being released?
[01:51] <twitchie> Cyrax: are you talking about monitor overscan
[01:52] <OerHeks> SnapSnap, maybe Thursday
[01:52] <simplew> SnapSnap: im using it
[01:52] <Cyrax> i think so.. the scale thing made the small organge screen in the middle of the popup window to b full screen
[01:53] <michael_> I installed the ubuntu10.04, it is too slow,
[01:53] <simplew> OerHeks: will it tbe the RC i think
[01:53] <twitchie> !ubuntu+1
[01:53] <OerHeks> simplew, there is no rc
[01:53] <simplew> whats a quetzal?
[01:53] <OerHeks> duhh stop trolling simplew
[01:54] <bazhang> !ot | simplew
[01:54] <simplew> im not trolling, trolling its some different
[01:54] <bazhang> simplew, stop now
[01:54] <simplew> im simply playing a bit
[01:54] <twitchie> Cyrax: sorry I don't follow. Are you having troubles with your desktop not filling your entire monitor?
[01:54] <williamchan> how can i get the ubuntu installer to just install the grub boot loader? the installer failed to install grub the first time
[01:55] <Cyrax> yes that,but for the ubuntu screen..
[01:55] <Cyrax> i made it a full screen,but i dont know how to go back to default
[01:55] <twitchie> Cyrax: ok are you using an ATI video card?
[01:55] <Cyrax> That i have no clue about.. sorry
[01:56] <williamchan_> how can i get the ubuntu installer to just install the grub boot loader? the installer failed to install grub the first time
[01:56] <OerHeks> williamchan_, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 >> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing
[01:57] <twitchie> Cyrax: double click the title bar of the window you want to return to normal size
[01:57] <craigbass1976> I'm dealing with an Acer Aspire V5-571-6605.  It'
[01:57] <OerHeks> Cyrax, maybe you hit F11, hit F11 again ?
[01:57] <craigbass1976> It's got one of those multi touch touch pads.  Anyone had trouble with these?
[02:00] <Cyrax> i tried F11,but nothing
[02:00] <mrdeb> hello, pls help install nvidia on amd64 12.10 ubuntu. no one is in ubutnu +1 so i need to ask here. pls its ver important
[02:00] <bazhang> mrdeb, wrong channel. be patient there
[02:00] <mrdeb> bahzang, no one hs there
[02:01] <bazhang> mrdeb, then be patient. this is NOT the channel for 12.10
[02:01] <jrib> mrdeb: that doesn't mean this channel becomes the 12.10 channel
[02:01] <mrdeb> ....
[02:01] <craigbass1976> mrdeb, did the card work in 12.04?
[02:01] <jrib> mrdeb: not to mention you have yet to ask an actual question in #ubuntu+1
[02:02] <mrdeb>  please pm me
[02:03] <simplew> wayland wasnt to replace x11? bu ti see both installed
[02:03] <mrdeb> craig, yes and it works if you install nvidia -current in software center in 32 bit but on 64 bit it doesnt load driver
[02:03] <bazhang> simplew, lets try to stay on topic
[02:04] <ner0x> How can I block someone from private messaging me?
[02:04] <simplew> i made a question about wayland,wasnt to replace x11?
[02:04] <bazhang> ner0x, /mode yournick +Rg
[02:04] <simplew> im confused about it
[02:04] <jrib> ner0x: depends on your client
[02:04] <ner0x> using xChat
[02:05] <bazhang> simplew, not for several years, if that
[02:05] <williamchan_> if my drive was previously formmatted with EFI, and i want to use MBR again, does that mean i have to do something special to wipe out the EFI (i remember installing on top wont fix the problem)
[02:05] <bazhang> ner0x, then use my command
[02:05] <simplew> so i can safely uninstall waland?
[02:05] <simplew> wayland*
[02:05] <bazhang> simplew, sure
[02:05] <bazhang>  /mode ner0x +Rg
[02:06] <ner0x> bazhang: I do this in the private message?
[02:06] <jrib> ner0x: you want to block all private messages or only ones from a specific user?
[02:06] <bazhang> ner0x, in the server window
[02:06] <ner0x> Just a specific user.
[02:06] <zykotick9> bazhang: what does that "/mode nick +Rg" do?
[02:07] <jrib> ner0x: the mode command above will block all private messages
[02:07] <simplew> bazhang: there are packages depending on it:
[02:07] <simplew> The following packages will be REMOVED:
[02:07] <simplew>   kde-window-manager-active-gles* libegl1-mesa* libegl1-mesa-drivers* libkwinactiveglesutils1*
[02:07] <simplew>   libwayland0*
[02:07] <Cyrax> So what can i do to get the full screen back to default.. the ubuntu default back ground screen is orange.. but when i use ubuntu in the virtualbox,the orange window is in the middle.. i made it full screeen.. adn i need it to b like it was
[02:07] <FloodBot1> simplew: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:07] <bazhang> zykotick9, blocks unregistered (+R) and every single one (+g)
[02:07] <ner0x> I wish only to block one person.
[02:07] <simplew> oh sorry the floop, i have pasted without wanting
[02:07] <simplew> i was to paste the pastebin address
[02:08] <bazhang> ner0x, then try /ignore
[02:08] <ner0x> bazhang: I will.
[02:08] <zykotick9> bazhang: thanks.  i assumed the R was registered, but didn't know what g would be.
[02:09] <bazhang> zykotick9, with +g  you can selectively /accept those that chanserv tells you are try ing to PM you
[02:10] <someprimetime> how come this wouldn't be working in ubuntu in my ~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile: export TERM="xterm-color" export CLICOLOR=1 export LSCOLORS=GxFxCxDxBxegedabagaced
[02:10] <zykotick9> bazhang: interesting.  thanks again :)
[02:10] <Cyrax> So what shall i do? .)
[02:10] <SnapSnap> How do I download the 12.10 beta?
[02:10] <Cyrax> *:)
[02:10] <SnapSnap> From 12.04?
[02:11] <wilee-nilee> SnapSnap, At ubuntu or a daily release
[02:11] <zykotick9> SnapSnap: download the iso?  search for daily 12.10.  or update to it?
[02:11] <SnapSnap> zykotick9,  I want to update to it
[02:12] <SnapSnap> zykotick9, I tried to add the quantal-updates repository but couldn't quite figure out how
[02:12] <zykotick9> SnapSnap: ask in #ubuntu+1 ;) i remember a -d or -D switch for development
[02:13] <SnapSnap> zykotick9, Thanks
[02:15] <kerrick> Are "Alternate install" and "Server" mutually exclusive?
[02:15] <kerrick> Err, guess not, found what I was looking for
[02:15] <KM0201> kerrick: actually, yes.
[02:16] <kerrick> KM0201, oh, OK
[02:16] <kerrick> yeah, I guess I didn't actually find that combination
[02:16] <KM0201> server install, installs a server distro (no desktop interface) the alternatee install, is a text installer, but will install a full desktop
[02:16] <kerrick> that's unfortunate
[02:16] <KM0201> why is that?
[02:16] <kerrick> I just want a server installer that never goes into GUI
[02:16] <kerrick> KM0201, I'm running QEMU in a SSH session
[02:16] <KM0201> kerrick: then you need to download hte server editio
[02:16] <kerrick> can't do graphics
[02:17] <KM0201> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server
[02:17] <Guest68888> I was under the impression the Ubuntu alternate 64bit had desktop, as a selectable option, meaning you didn
[02:17] <zykotick9> kerrick: mini is also an option for you.  see "/msg ubottu mini" for details
[02:18] <Guest68888> didn't have to install the gui
[02:18] <KM0201> Guest68888: not that i know of.. pretty sure it just defaults and installs one.
[02:22] <Snowie> hi all. Having dramas with packages. just commented out the suspect repos for plexmedia server, now i get "$ Reading package lists... Done
[02:22] <Snowie> W: GPG error: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key" Any help?
[02:23] <bazhang> !gpgerr | Snowie
[02:24] <Snowie> So in this instance it would be "$ sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5" ???
[02:25] <kerrick> Dang, even the mini installer apparently runs in framebuffer mode.
[02:25] <kerrick> Shame.
[02:25] <Snowie> bazhang,  So in this instance it would be "$ sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5" ???
[02:26] <bazhang> Snowie, minus the BADSIG
[02:26] <Snowie> bazhang, thanks, trying now
[02:26] <simplew> bazhang: isnt possible to continue the channel tab open after a ban in konversation?
[02:26] <Snowie> bazhang, now just try apt update?
[02:27] <bazhang> Snowie, yep
[02:27] <bazhang> simplew, not sure what you mean
[02:27] <simplew> bazhang: when you baned me the window simply closed, but i dont see an option to enable channels windows open after a ban
[02:28] <bazhang> #konversation     simplew and that was a remove, not a ban
[02:28] <KM0201> lol
[02:28] <simplew> bazhang: im not understanding
[02:28] <Snowie> bazhang, lol, im just realising, was it stoopid to paste my key in here?
[02:28] <KM0201> probably won't hurt anything
[02:29] <[^^JUAZ^^]> u.U
[02:29] <Snowie> bazhang, same error :S
[02:29] <bazhang> simplew, so ask in the #konversation channel
[02:29] <simplew> bazhang: you said was a remove, i dont know whats that
[02:29] <[^^JUAZ^^]> lol
[02:29] <Snowie> I think i will just restore my repo file and deal with the original error first
[02:29] <bazhang> simplew, please, stop. this is NOTHING about ubuntu support
[02:30] <simplew> bazhang: yes, but could you please just tell me whats that? in private?
[02:32] <elky> is there a way to make switch user ask you if you're sure before it does it?
[02:32] <elky> i keep hitting it trying for my rightmost firefox tab
[02:32] <blackshirt> elky, could you more detail ?
[02:33] <Snowie> So again all. My repo's seem pretty busted, here is the output of apt upsate http://paste.ubuntu.com/1282350/
[02:34] <elky> BlackBishop, if you hit your name on the top panel, it shows "switch user account" as the top item of the menu. that. i want to need to confirm to switch the user before it does it.
[02:34] <elky> because if my mouse wobbles when i go for a tab right underneath it, it easily toggles that menu then hits switch user
[02:37] <Black_Daemon> hello
[02:38] <elky> blackshirt, or perhaps get rid of that menu altogether?
[02:38] <Snowie> So again all. My repo's seem pretty busted, here is the output of apt upsate http://paste.ubuntu.com/1282350/
[02:38] <Black_Daemon> what is a repo?
[02:38] <aafa> how can I gather information from my current ppp config file through terminal?
[02:38] <Snowie> !repo
[02:41] <phong_> hi , any chinese person in here?
[02:41] <elky> Snowie, exactly how old is your installation
[02:41] <aafa> chao!
[02:41] <elky> !zh
[02:41] <phong_> ok
[02:41] <aafa> heh im not chinese
[02:41] <Snowie> hmmm... i have been upgrading ubuntu's since ... um... 10.04 i think
[02:42] <OerHeks> elky found an answer
[02:42] <xangua> Snowie: you can remove duplicate sources from Software Center>Edit>Sources and you also already have given instructions to add the gpg keys
[02:42] <Snowie> elky, that is spanish i think mate
[02:42] <aafa> where does ubuntu keep ppp information of my current connection ? (I use 3G UMTS network)
[02:42] <OerHeks> elky hoto disable user switching  http://askubuntu.com/questions/153930/how-to-permanently-disable-user-switching-in-gnome-3 Enable org->gnome->desktop->lockdown->disable-user-switching
[02:43] <phong_> no one answer in there
[02:43] <elky> OerHeks, i'll try see if that works with unity, thanks
[02:43] <elky> it seems familiar
[02:44] <Snowie> xangua, i will have another look, but im sure ive removed all duplicates
[02:44] <phong_> xangua, are you chinese?
[02:44] <bazhang> !ot | phong_
[02:44] <aafa> %4Who will tell me the location of ppp.conf
[02:45] <elky> OerHeks, heh, i already have that ticked, but i still have the user switching menu :(
[02:45] <elky> and it still does its thing when i accidentally click it
[02:45] <OerHeks> elky did you logout/login again ?
[02:46] <elky> OerHeks, well, i didn't do that change in the past few months and my machine was off for an hour last week.
[02:46] <aafa> Isn't this Ubuntu channel? why does nobody asnwer me??
[02:46] <OerHeks> aafa, you can find it yourself, open terminal:  locate ppp.conf
[02:46] <elky> aafa, because nobody here now knows
[02:47] <nicekiwi> hey, I upgraded to the 3.6 kernel in 12.04 and now I cant install Nvidia drivers with Jockey, help?
[02:47] <xangua> nicekiwi: it is recomended to stich to the kernel provided by the official ubuntu repository, otherwise you are on your own
[02:48] <aafa> OerHeks: I don't know what it is called in ubuntu, I refer to another Unix OS in which it is ppp.conf
[02:48] <nicekiwi> xangua, well.. this is provided by ubuntu.. in the ubuntu mainline kernel ppa
[02:48] <bazhang> nicekiwi, its a PPA
[02:49] <bazhang> !ppa | nicekiwi
[02:49] <nicekiwi> bazhang, provided by ubuntu
[02:49] <aafa> I tried /usr/sbin/pppconfig but it's a perl script not config
[02:49] <nicekiwi> bazhang, kernel.ubuntu.com sounds pretty ubuntu to me..
[02:49] <aafa> nicekiwi: lol
[02:50] <bazhang> nicekiwi, PPA means on your own. jockey wont work with that
[02:50] <nicekiwi> hmm... guess im off to nvidia.com
[02:50] <Snowie> xangua, i have disabled repos i know are deemed duplicates. i have tried to restore my keys. i get the same error.
[02:52] <aafa> here are about hundred users and nobody knows about Peer to Peer Protocol Config file's location??
[02:52] <xangua> Snowie: what is the terminal output when you run the comand to add the keys¿
[02:52] <Snowie> I have run "sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 40976EAF437D05B5" but still get ": GPG error: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key"
[02:53] <Snowie> xangua, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1282373/ but last time im sure the update number was higher
[02:54] <nicekiwi> bazhang, thankx anyways :)
[02:54] <elky> OerHeks, finally found a good hit in google: http://askubuntu.com/questions/87649/dont-display-user-name-in-panel
[02:55] <lawcab> hello....i am new to ubuntu and have a simple question
[02:55] <OerHeks> elky nice
[02:55] <lawcab> i downloaded and unzipped eclipse to programs directory
[02:56] <lawcab> now I want to add it to the side bar for easy launching
[02:56] <lawcab> anyway i can do that easily
[02:56] <bazhang> lawcab, why not throught the package manager
[02:56] <OerHeks> Snowie, the easy way is to install Y PPA Manager, it has an "advanced" button that will find your missing keys
[02:56] <aafa> lawcab: launch it and add to laucher
[02:56] <elky> OerHeks, heavens forbid we be able to customise things without opening a terminal
[02:56] <aafa> lawcab: right click while it's open
[02:56] <lawcab> right click on the actual program
[02:57] <OerHeks> elky, i think you have a good point for a bugreport
[02:57] <bazhang> lawcab, you should never install things from 3rd party websites (for the most part)
[02:57] <bazhang> !info eclipse | lawcab
[02:57] <elky> OerHeks, im sure i do, but i have to get back to work now :(
[02:57] <Snowie> OerHeks, ok will give it a go
[02:57] <aafa> lawcab: launch the application and the right click on launcher and choose add to launcher
[02:57] <elky> at least i won't keep switching out now :)
[02:57] <lawcab> aafa: i only get lock to launcher
[02:58] <lawcab> is that the same
[02:58] <Snowie> OerKe
[02:58] <bazhang> lawcab, dont install eclipse in that fashion
[02:58] <Snowie> OerHeks,
[02:58] <lawcab> bazhang
[02:58] <Snowie> dont see it in the repos
[02:58] <lawcab> bazhang : install using packagemanager
[02:59] <aafa> lawcab: install through Software Center
[02:59] <bazhang> lawcab, yes.     <lawcab> i downloaded and unzipped eclipse to programs directory
[02:59] <bazhang> lawcab, and that is not what you did
[02:59] <lawcab> bazhang: i downloaded it manually
[03:00] <bazhang> lawcab, thats the wrong way
[03:00] <lawcab> ok, i will just redownload it the proper way
[03:00] <lawcab> bazhang: thanks
[03:00] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install eclipse
[03:00] <lawcab> aafa: thanks
[03:00] <OerHeks> Snowie, i see, follow this guide > http://www.webupd8.org/2012/10/y-ppa-manager-0092-released-with-new.html
[03:01] <SuperMiguel> whats better legacy or uefi???
[03:01] <aafa> bazhang: dude don't you know where is ppp conf file of the current connection ?
[03:04] <OerHeks> !ppp | aafa
[03:04]  * OerHeks never used dailup on ubuntu
[03:05] <RussellAlan> anyone know why my wifi switch light doesnt show up on ubuntu, although it used to, it couldnt be the vendor id mesed up could it? Sony Vaio
[03:05] <Snowie> OerHeks, finding keys now. Thanks mate
[03:07] <williamchan_> how can i update my logitech mouse drivers
[03:07] <williamchan_> ubuntu 12.04 is not recognizing my mouse
[03:07] <williamchan_> dmesg is giving me an error -32
[03:08] <williamchan_> hogi_dj_recv_query_paired_devices error: -32
[03:08] <williamchan_> logi_dj_recv_query_paired_devices error -32
[03:10] <amsterdam_> sup all
[03:10] <amsterdam_> has anyone had sound driver issues with kernel 3.5.x?
[03:11] <amsterdam_> anyone? anyone know the effects?
[03:11] <Snowie> OerHeks, sorry mate, no love. What is going on here, same error. "W: GPG error: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:11] <Snowie> "
[03:11] <OerHeks> amsterdam_, that is not the current kernel. it is recomended to stich to the kernel provided by the official ubuntu repository, otherwise you are on your own
[03:11] <Snowie> OerHeks, Y PPA reported it had found all missin keys
[03:12] <OerHeks> Snowie, great ! have fun !
[03:12] <amsterdam_> hmm
[03:12] <amsterdam_> I ran a apt-get upgrade and that's what happened...
[03:12] <Snowie> OerHeks, :( that bad huh
[03:12] <babolatpdtp> hey guys. question for you: i'm running the latest ubuntu and have an external drive formatted in NTFS. it was all working but now i suddenly get "Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 12: NTFS signature is missing". Opening the HD on my mac however still works properly. anyone know what i can do to get it working on ubuntu?
[03:12] <amsterdam_> can I down grade by?
[03:12] <aafa> the problem is ubuntu has no a ppp config file, i fail
[03:12] <amsterdam_> using a deb package?
[03:13] <aafa> no worries it's unstable OS
[03:13] <zykotick9> !downgrade | amsterdam_ in SOME ways downgrading is impossible, the scripts are only 1 direction...
[03:14] <OerHeks> amsterdam_, did you add a PPA ? that is reversable.
[03:14] <wilee-nilee> Snowie, Try the first command set here. http://askubuntu.com/questions/115480/all-kind-of-errors-while-running-apt-get-update-gpg-badsig-and-more
[03:14] <zykotick9> !ppa-purge
[03:15] <amsterdam_> OerHeks, no...
[03:15] <amsterdam_> I am on the 12.10 beta though, as that's the only Ubuntu version which would boot with my mobo
[03:15] <amsterdam_> UEFI :/
[03:15] <Black_Daemon> hello!
[03:16] <Black_Daemon> I have a question about compiling c++ programs on ubuntu, if anyone can help me
[03:16] <amsterdam_> what do you need to know?
[03:16] <amsterdam_> @Black_Daemon
[03:16] <Black_Daemon> so
[03:16] <Snowie> wilee-nilee, running
[03:16] <Black_Daemon> someone else created a project (this other person and I are working together) and he started the project with XCode (I think)
[03:16] <Black_Daemon> or maybe not
[03:17] <Black_Daemon> in any case
[03:17] <amsterdam_> uh
[03:17] <Black_Daemon> haha is this a sign of doom already?
[03:17] <amsterdam_> well, if he's using Xcode you can only use that project file if you're on a mac
[03:17] <amsterdam_> because Xcode is OSX only
[03:17] <Black_Daemon> OK then maybe he isn't using XCode
[03:17] <Black_Daemon> hold on let me check
[03:17] <amsterdam_> If you're looking for a good IDE to use, I'd recommend Qt Creator for the both of you
[03:17] <amsterdam_> it's multi platform and great for C++ dev
[03:18] <zykotick9> Black_Daemon: you might want to read "/msg ubottu ask" (pay attention to the 1 line part) and "/msg ubottu enter"
[03:18] <babolatpdtp> anyone?
[03:18] <Black_Daemon> well, in any case, I have all the c++ source files
[03:19] <Black_Daemon> so... it SHOULD work for me too
[03:19] <Black_Daemon> and the Makefile looks good to me
[03:19] <amsterdam_> hmm
[03:19] <amsterdam_> so, what is the extension of the project file?
[03:20] <Black_Daemon> it's .cpp
[03:20] <amsterdam_> that's the source file extension
[03:20] <Black_Daemon> ohhh
[03:20] <amsterdam_> I mean the file which you use to manage the project
[03:20] <Black_Daemon> um
[03:20] <Black_Daemon> I'm just using vim xD
[03:20] <amsterdam_> ah ok
[03:20] <Black_Daemon> and a makefile
[03:20] <amsterdam_> so, your friend is using an IDE
[03:20] <amsterdam_> and you're using Vim?
[03:20] <Black_Daemon> so far
[03:21] <amsterdam_> ok
[03:21] <amsterdam_> I take it he's on OSX and you're using Linux right?
[03:21] <Black_Daemon> to be honest, it's only been him who's done anything. We've only just started
[03:21] <Black_Daemon> yes
[03:21] <amsterdam_> ok
[03:21] <amsterdam_> how well do you know C++, if you don't mind me asking, and what compiler is he using on OSX? GCC?
[03:21] <Snowie> wilee-nilee, Your my new hero bud. thank you so much. now that i have my repo's fixed, i can finally try working on my Roland A-300 pro midi controller. wish me luck :)
[03:21] <Black_Daemon> well
[03:22] <Black_Daemon> at my school we use C a lot of the time, and some classes you use c++
[03:22] <amsterdam_> ok
[03:22] <Black_Daemon> I think he's using XCode?
[03:22] <wilee-nilee> Snowie, Cool I saw it was not a ppa, I have seen this on occasion on the channel.
[03:22] <amsterdam_> so, you're familiar with the preprocessor and all that
[03:22] <Black_Daemon> there are comments that he says was automatically generated by XCode
[03:22] <Black_Daemon> yes
[03:22] <amsterdam_> ok
[03:22] <amsterdam_> I'm pretty sure Xcode's default compiler is LLVM
[03:22] <Black_Daemon> hmm
[03:22] <amsterdam_> which, AFAIK, has a few differences than GCC
[03:23] <amsterdam_> which could be why your code is not compiling
[03:23] <Black_Daemon> hmmmmm OK good point
[03:23] <amsterdam_> if I were you, I would both start using GCC
[03:23] <Black_Daemon> I'll ask with him
[03:23] <amsterdam_> kk
[03:24] <amsterdam_> I mean, you can mix compilers, but it's generally better to focus on platform independence first before compiler independence, I think
[03:24] <Black_Daemon> hmmm actually the Makefile says "g++"
[03:24] <amsterdam_> hmm
[03:24] <amsterdam_> well, let me ask you this: are you willing to use an IDE for this project?
[03:25] <Black_Daemon> sure
[03:25] <amsterdam_> ok
[03:25] <Black_Daemon> I don't really care too much; vim is just what I'm used to
[03:25] <amsterdam_> I would suggest you both just use Qt Creator, I think it will eliminate a lot of hassle
[03:25] <SuperMiguel> how do i create a uefi partition in alternate installer???
[03:25] <amsterdam_> Qt Creator has a FakeVim environment which you could use as well
[03:26] <amsterdam_> with all the hjkl movement and command goodies, etc.
[03:26] <top> which project?
[03:26] <Black_Daemon> FakeVim?
[03:26] <Black_Daemon> oh is that where you can do vim commands in the editor?
[03:26] <amsterdam_> yeah
[03:27] <top> I use vim always.
[03:27] <amsterdam_> with the added benefit of code completion, etc.
[03:27] <amsterdam_> top, I like both :)
[03:27] <amsterdam_> either way, if you really just want to use vim, man, and a makefile with some plugins
[03:27] <amsterdam_> make sure he's using an IDE which is cross platform
[03:28] <amsterdam_> because he may have generated the make file himself
[03:28] <amsterdam_> not being aware of certain issues which might come across on linux
[03:28] <amsterdam_> that's just a thought though, don't take my word for it
[03:28] <Black_Daemon> yeah, I thought that may be an issue
[03:29] <amsterdam_> also, Qt has its own build system called Qmake, which is similar to make (it's really just a simpler interface that generates a makefile from it)
[03:29] <EzeQL> hi, when i run "which APP" app path is shown. I want to use another version of APP.  how to do it?
[03:29] <amsterdam_> so, if he uses qmake, it will generate the makefile in the build directory
[03:29] <williamchan_> ok
[03:29] <amsterdam_> which you can use to compile with
[03:29] <amsterdam_> and edit
[03:29] <amsterdam_> etc
[03:29] <amsterdam_> anyway, I need to go
[03:29] <williamchan_> i found out the kernel has a bug on the latest 12.04 after sudo apt-get install
[03:30] <williamchan_> does anyone know schedule when ubuntu 12.04 will sync to the mainline kernel again?
[03:30] <amsterdam_> Black_Daemon, gl. Peace out all
[03:30] <williamchan_> i think the mainline kernel has the bug fix
[03:30] <Black_Daemon> Thanks amsterdam_!
[03:30] <Black_Daemon> <3
[03:30] <amsterdam_> np mang
[03:31] <HardDisk> Evening, anyone have any problems running gadmin-proftpd proftpd in ubuntu 12.04?
[03:31] <HardDisk> or if there are any ftp gui alternatives would be helpful, I have googled, nothing really came up
[03:32] <HardDisk> I get a message Cant allocate enough ram, exiting
[03:33] <klync> while flipping through raw images with geeqie, when i open one with ufraw it looks quite different, even if i make sure all adjustments are zeroed. anyone know what's going on there?
[03:34] <klync> HardDisk: alternatives to what? gftp?
[03:35] <HardDisk> to gadmin-proftpd
[03:35] <HardDisk> or why it's crashing and giving me Cant allocate enough ram, exiting
[03:35] <HardDisk> when i run memory intensive apps just fine and I have 8GB of Ram installed
[03:36] <HardDisk> gtp is a client.
[03:36] <klync> oh. never used it but ... do you run it as root or as your user? tried removing ~/.gadmin-proftpd or similar if it exists?
[03:36] <HardDisk> klync, I have done both, and removed config files
[03:37] <klync> HardDisk: also, if you run it by clicking an icon, see if you can start it from a shell and you may get debug output on the console
[03:37] <ccbn> The clvm package on 12.04 lacks the liblvm2clusterlock.so. Does anyone know the best way to remedy this?
[03:37] <HardDisk> klync, that is the message from shell
[03:38] <HardDisk> I know the basics of debugging a problem, and that's not working.
[03:38] <williamchan_> mainline kernel just posted a bug fix for logitech mouse 4 days ago, how long do i have to wait for it to trickle down to ubuntu kernel for apt-get install?
[03:38] <klync> HardDisk: fair enough
[03:38] <DaemonicApathy> klync: In reference to your question, I believe geeqie and ufraw convert images differently, which will invariably result in different outputs. Though I can't imagine why there might be a significant difference, without examples.
[03:39] <klync> DaemonicApathy: if i can figure out how to take a screenshot, i'll post it ...
[03:40] <OerHeks> klync, maybe this page is any help > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lvm2/+bug/504629 >>>>> ln -s /lib/lvm2/liblvm2clusterlock.so /lib/liblvm2clusterlock.so
[03:40] <OerHeks> klync, hit the printscreen button :-)
[03:41] <anony> hey guys
[03:41] <klync> OerHeks: well ...  The so doesn't exist in that location.
[03:43] <SuperMiguel> when setting up mdraid where do i put /boot
[03:43] <klync> DaemonicApathy: http://i.imgur.com/9nmVi.jpg
[03:43] <SuperMiguel> on a non raid partition?
[03:46] <Snowie> Thanks all. have my repos fixed but that was a sidetrack. What's the best -place to get help with a midi controller on ubuntu
[03:46] <Snowie> ?
[03:46] <DaemonicApathy> klync, assuming ufraw is the maximized window, and geeqie is the smaller one, I would say geeqie still has some work to do on the brightness settings during conversion. I notice they still are not in a 'stable' release.
[03:47] <Snowie> Chat room for music/midi support on linux?
[03:48] <klync> DaemonicApathy: that's reassuring. i haven't tried printing yet - just started using this toolchain rather than the camera's util in windoze and noticed that, wasn't sure which img  to trust
[03:48] <klync> DaemonicApathy: thanks
[03:53] <DaemonicApathy> klync, np
[03:55] <blackshirt> is apt-get depends on wget ?
[03:56] <Snowie> Anyone give me any advice or another chatroom for Midi. I have a device that is detected via lsusb "Bus 004 Device 004: ID 0582:010f Roland Corp. A-PRO" but i cant get any gui app to recognise it. Any help or referal greatly appreciated
[03:56] <blackshirt> is apt-get depends on wget ?
[03:57] <DaemonicApathy> blackshirt: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/admin/apt
[03:58] <blackshirt> daemonicapathy, what the downloader used by apt?
[04:02] <williamchan_> mainline kernel just posted a bug fix for logitech mouse 4 days ago, how long do i have to wait for it to trickle down to ubuntu kernel for apt-get install?
[04:08] <uw> wtf does ubuntu have a /mnt if they never use it?
[04:08] <uw> everything gets mounted to /media
[04:08] <uw> useless
[04:08] <aeon-ltd> deprecation
[04:08] <purplee> hEllo
[04:08] <aeon-ltd> also some people use it
[04:08] <aeon-ltd> hi
[04:08] <purplee> what good video games are for linuX , can someoneHELP
[04:09] <uw> yup i sure use it
[04:09] <aeon-ltd> purplee: go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:09] <uw> but forsome reason everything auto mounts to that dumb media directory
[04:09] <uw> why did that ever come about?
[04:09] <uw> implimenting a media directory
[04:09] <aeon-ltd> well whatever your using to mount media is doing that
[04:09] <blackshirt> uw, usually that was for external media
[04:09] <Stanley00> uw: FSH document may have some points :D
[04:10] <Pigchampion> hello
[04:10] <uw> aeon-ltd, it's a default install.  when it starts up, it mounts the disks to /media
[04:10] <uw> 10.04 did it
[04:10] <uw> and now aparently 12.04 does it too
[04:10] <uw> annoying
[04:11] <Pigchampion> if i install ubuntu along side windows will it delete all my stuff or will ubuntu be able to find all my stuff,im going to be using the wubi installer
[04:11] <aeon-ltd> if you're that annoyed write a script that creates a symlink from /mnt/x to /media/x whenever you mount
[04:11] <blackshirt> thats npt greats
[04:11] <blackshirt> Not
[04:12] <cfhowlett> Pigchampion: wubi is a testing platform not a long-term installation solution.  so sayeth the wubi developers.
[04:12] <aeon-ltd> Pigchampion: depends how you do the wubi, if you install inside windows, ubuntu will be contained in a single file inside a windows diectory
[04:12] <Pigchampion> i mean when i install it will it give me an option to not delete my stuff lol
[04:12] <uw> yea i just change how it mounts altogether.  which is the annoying part because i other scripts that rely on certain locations.
[04:13] <Pigchampion> so partion a part of my hdd
[04:13] <uw> blackshirt, so that was for stuff like USB drives?
[04:14] <DaemonicApathy> uw: The two sections are just purposed differently - /mnt is for manual mounting of devices, and /media is for automatic mounting by the system.
[04:14] <uw> is there a smart way for the system to mount things differently depending if they are usb/sata/pata?
[04:14] <uw> maybe im missing something
[04:15] <DaemonicApathy> Pigchamion, yes. The Ubuntu installer has very clear-cut options with descriptions on whether an option will delete anything.
[04:15] <Pigchampion> k so im fine on installing it without deleting anything
[04:15] <DaemonicApathy> Pigchampion: Quite.
[04:15] <Pigchampion> ok cool
[04:15] <DaemonicApathy> uw: I think you would have to modify that type of thing yourself.
[04:16] <Pigchampion> how long is the install
[04:16] <machicola> does anyone know how I might go about permanently setting my monitor brightness to the lowest setting? Hardware is Asus N61J-Q and I'm running Ubuntu 11.10. I've been using the function+keyboard combo to adjust it every time but it goes back to the brightest setting every time I log back on
[04:16] <DaemonicApathy> Pigchampion: Depends on how much you want to install - updates, third-party software, just barebones OS...
[04:17] <DaemonicApathy> Pigchampion: It also depends on your hardware.
[04:17] <Pigchampion> oh cool
[04:17] <aeon-ltd> machicola: aren't ther hardware controls for that?
[04:17] <uw> DaemonicApathy, i see... but that's still kinda silly right?
[04:17] <uw> i dont know who made that decision
[04:18] <aeon-ltd> machicola: disregard that, didn't know it was a laptop
[04:18] <uw> to put auto mounts and manual mounts in different root directories
[04:18] <uw> probably the gnome3 people
[04:18] <machicola> aeon-ltd, the gnome GUI settings for that do not stay , yeah
[04:19] <machicola> Have tried it through "System Settings"
[04:20] <DaemonicApathy> uw: Looking that deeply into the system, you're bound to find sillier.
[04:20] <ted2012> Hello. I'm on Ubuntu 12.04. Is there suppose to be /var/crash/.lock/ dir? can i delete it?
[04:22] <DaemonicApathy> ted2012: I don't have one.
[04:23] <machicola> does anyone know the apt command to update my kernel?
[04:23] <CrypticSquared> man apt
[04:23] <ted2012> DaemonicApathy: My system crashed couple days ago. I had to do hard reboot. I somehow screwed up some settings trying to get rid of unity in ccsm.
[04:23] <CrypticSquared> man apt-get sorry
[04:24] <sambagirl> haha
[04:24] <sambagirl> haha
[04:24] <machicola> should i just update to the latest Kernel?
[04:24] <sambagirl> definately maybe
[04:24] <machicola> lol
[04:24] <CrypticSquared> girlsamba?
[04:24] <machicola> the latest colonel?
[04:24] <machicola> shud i?
[04:25] <machicola> y/n/maybe?
[04:25] <sambagirl> what are you at now?
[04:25] <sambagirl> any specific reason you think you need to?
[04:25] <DaemonicApathy> machicola: I would normally stick with the kernels as they come through regular upfates. Otherwise, you can http://askubuntu.com/questions/119080/how-to-update-kernel-to-the-latest-mainline-version-without-any-distro-upgrade
[04:25] <DaemonicApathy> s/upfates/updates
[04:25] <ultra420> hello,guys,i ssh from A to B, how could i control A via C(who ssh to B);
[04:26] <machicola> ahh, ok... so maybe that's my issue, have been sticking w/11.10 cause I like it but haven't kept up w/kernel updates, ok... thx
[04:26] <vinicius_arq> hello guys need some help with my apple keyboard bluetooth...
[04:26] <sambagirl> I would think M I C K E Y M O U S E Ultra420 now try to sing that :D
[04:26] <machicola> i just wasnt sure if there would be compatibility issues or anything... but o.k.
[04:26] <williamchan_> mainline kernel just posted a bug fix for logitech mouse 4 days ago, how long do i have to wait for it to trickle down to ubuntu kernel for apt-get install?
[04:28] <sambagirl> if your not using a logitec mouse you wouldnt have a reason to do anything then williamchan_
[04:28] <vinicius_arq> ubuntu crashes everytime i try to pair/connect... have u ever seen that?
[04:28] <uw> ...
[04:28] <uw> an apple keyboard?
[04:28] <DaemonicApathy> I've seen lots of problems with Apple keyboards.
[04:29] <vinicius_arq> yeah... apple keyboard on ubuntu
[04:29] <uw> sounds posh.
[04:29] <uw> too bad it doesnt work lol
[04:29] <vinicius_arq> ^
[04:30] <dalton2345> anyone using ttytter?
[04:36] <williamchan_> sambagirl: ?
[04:39] <udoprog> just checking, is there a problem with the ubuntu mirrors?
[04:39] <udoprog> (can't connect to se.archive.ubuntu.com and security.ubuntu.com)
[04:40] <uw> it happens sometimes
[04:40] <williamchan_> cant connect either on my end
[04:41] <uw> Sometimes specific repositories go MIA sometimes too
[04:41] <DaemonicApathy> apt-get update hits those just fine for me
[04:41] <uw> but they should usually come back.... (normally)
[04:41] <udoprog> uw: all right, they just seemed to come back to life
[04:42] <blackshirt> uw, your broadband connections maybe
[04:42] <DaemonicApathy> ubuntu.com/usn is depressing...
[04:42] <uw> it could be, it hasn't been frequent enough for me to really look into it.
[04:43] <uw> and I've noticed it at least 2 locations, but i could have been on my end
[04:43] <uw> lol how so DaemonicApathy
[04:44] <uw> (clicks link)
[04:44] <uw> ohh now i see what you mean
[04:44] <DaemonicApathy> <delete delete> Yeah, kinda speaks for itself.
[04:45] <uw> ouch that USN-1608-1 is scary
[04:46] <DaemonicApathy> USN-1611-1 was my pain point.
[04:46] <uw> man there is a slew of them
[04:47] <uw> screw getting any more software D:
[04:47] <blackshirt> uw, why?
[04:47] <uw> all these potential 'sploits
[04:47] <DaemonicApathy> uw: Honestly, I wouldn't worry about those too much.
[04:56] <mihael> hello
[05:03] <Malimbar> question - I installed kubuntu-desktop at some point, and now I'm having trouble removing everythign that it installed. Is there an easy way to do so?
[05:04] <blackshirt> malimbar, kubuntu or gnome shares a same tool with apt-get/aptitude to do packages management
[05:04] <crizis> Malimbar, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/pureubuntu
[05:05] <Malimbar> crizis, Thanks! that looks perfect.
[05:05] <BuisSse> Would the default route and SNAT cause problems if I have 2 WAN interfaces?
[05:05] <Malimbar> and wow that's a lot of things to remove. This will be fun
[05:06] <crizis> it should be pretty safe anyways, it does install ubuntu-desktop + deps back too if anything gets removed
[05:07] <Malimbar> It's suprising these aren't all removed when simply uninstalling kubuntu-desktop
[05:07] <crizis> that's just a meta-package
[05:10] <pishguy> hi all, all of system package manager is hangup
[05:12] <aeon-ltd> pishguy: more details
[05:22] <|Anthony|> using pidgin to connect to google talk my microphone cuts out to others, but using the google talk plugin it is fine
[05:22] <|Anthony|> any suggestions?
[05:22] <Dragonster82> What do you mean by cuts out?
[05:23] <|Anthony|> well, others report that my audio cuts in and out mid sentence
[05:23] <|Anthony|> but only with pidgin. using the gtalk plugin it is fine
[05:24] <disappearedng> Anyone know why locate wouldn't look into /etc/apache/php.ini? I did run /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb
[05:25] <machicola> If I have an intel i7 should I be updating my linux kernel with the amd64 or the i386 .deb packages?
[05:25] <aeon-ltd> are you running 64 or 32bit?
[05:25] <cfhowlett> machicola: if you installed 32 use 32.
[05:25] <machicola> 64 bit
[05:25] <aeon-ltd> amd64
[05:25] <machicola> ahh, so i386 coincides with 32, ok thanks
[05:26] <machicola> have to reinstall again :-(
[05:26] <Dragonster82> Are you using the push and talk button Anthony? Because from my experience you have to hold the button for 1 second before speaking.
[05:26] <|Anthony|> Dragonster82, i'm using a webcam
[05:28] <lotuspsychje> any package can kill a process that rises memory can freezes desktop?
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> like a auto xkill or something
[05:30] <Dragonster82> @Anthony you're talking about your microphone, right? So what are you trying to say with your webcam?
[05:31] <|Anthony|> the mic is built into the webcam
[05:32] <|Anthony|> when using pidgin to connect to google talk, my audio out to others is erratic. It cuts in and out.
[05:33] <|Anthony|> it's not to loud, or to quiet (as reported by others) just that it cuts out randomly
[05:33] <|Anthony|> but if i use the google talk plugin, all is well
[05:34] <Dragonster82> @Anthony I might know your problem. Are you using something like the voice activation setting?
[05:34] <|Anthony|> what is that?
[05:34] <Dragonster82> The one that enables your microphone in the webcam everytime you speak.
[05:35] <Dragonster82> It "detects" your voice through volume levels and activates it.
[05:36] <Dragonster82> @Anthony if you have that option available, change it to Push-To-Talk or something else, because voice activation is never the good choice unless your hand is really full and unable to push buttons
[05:37] <GabrialDestruir> I'm having an issue with my sound, the speakers stop working after it sleeps and I can't seem to find a way to reactivate them.
[05:37] <HaltingState> Bug!!! There is no taskbar in ubuntu anymore
[05:37] <|Anthony|> Tools > Voice/Video Setting > Microphone Test > Silence Threshold = 0%
[05:37] <Dragonster82> Okay, Anthony, what are you using to chat now?
[05:37] <Dragonster82> PidGin?
[05:37] <|Anthony|> xchat
[05:37] <Dragonster82> No as in microphone
[05:38] <|Anthony|> pidgin
[05:38] <Dragonster82> Hang on I'll download it, give me a moment.
[05:39] <Dragonster82> Pidgin Internet Messenger, am I right?
[05:39] <|Anthony|> www.pidgin.im
[05:40] <Dragonster82> Hang on Anthony.
[05:43] <Josh> Well, I've compiled a library, How do I move it to place where all the default libs are?
[05:43] <uw> anyone ever use that thing that's like windows registry?
[05:43] <uw> where you can edit things and stuff
[05:43] <uw> ugh i cant remember it's name
[05:43] <lotuspsychje> uw:this is an ubuntu support chat
[05:43] <|Anthony|> gconf
[05:44] <uw> gconf thats it
[05:44] <uw> thanks anthony
[05:44] <Josh> |Anthony|, any idea?
[05:45] <|Anthony|> what library is it?
[05:46] <Dragonster82> Anthony what is your gmail email
[05:46] <Dragonster82> I want to add you.
[05:46] <Josh> |Anthony|, Asset import library
[05:46] <|Anthony|> Josh, i think it depends on where the program that uses it will look for it
[05:47] <|Anthony|> could be /usr/lib
[05:47] <Josh> ah thats the path I wanted
[05:47] <Josh> The program is written by me btw
[05:49] <Dragonster82> @Anthony I've tried pidgin, but there is no tools > Voice/Video settings
[05:50] <bluefox83> ok, i have a ubuntu 12.04 server box that's not connecting to the internet but it's able to connect to the LAN and ping the router...all my google searches have come up useless...
[05:52] <bluefox83> !static
[05:52] <bluefox83> !staticip
[05:52] <bluefox83> bot doesn't know anything :(
[05:54] <DaemonicApathy> Dragonster82: Tools > Plugins > Voice/Video settings
[05:54] <Fernest> when does 12.10 come out? (Have to install Linux on a new Laptop and don't know if it is better to wait until 12.10 or to install 12.04. Is it easy to upgrade or is it better to install a fresh copy?)
[05:54] <DaemonicApathy> 10/18, iirc Fernest
[05:55] <Fernest> oh
[05:55] <DaemonicApathy> If you're impatient, you can install it now, and update it once it's official.
[05:56] <Fernest> Will it be complicated?
[05:56] <DaemonicApathy> No more than usual.
[05:56] <Fernest> I am kinda very new to linux
[05:56] <cfhowlett> Fernest: stick with LTS releases 12.04
[05:56] <Fernest> so I don't know how difficult usual is
[05:56] <Fernest> ok
[05:57] <uw> ok, for 12.04, how can i change it so the file path is text, not gay little windows
[05:57] <uw> sorry
[05:57] <DaemonicApathy> Make CD or USB to boot from, install OS, win.
[05:57] <uw> little windows rather
[05:57] <uw> this is in the file browser
[05:58] <bluefox83> uw: clcik on go and then location
[05:58] <bluefox83> *click
[05:58] <|Anthony|> bluefox83, is it a possible router issue?
[05:58] <uw> thanks bluefox83
[05:58] <uw> now this will stay right?
[05:59] <bluefox83> |Anthony|: how would i know that? there are two other machines using the wifi on it that are connecting just fine...
[05:59] <bluefox83> uw: no idea
[05:59] <uw> nope, it doesnt
[05:59] <DaemonicApathy> uw: You can always hit Ctrl+L to have those little windows turn into the text path.
[05:59] <uw> thats on the right track though thanks bluefox83
[06:00] <bluefox83> i don't like the little button things either, i prefer the paths
[06:00] <uw> DaemonicApathy, thanks again.  do you know a way i can have it so it does that by default?
[06:00] <DaemonicApathy> In retrospect, my suggestion is the exact shortcut for Go>Location...
[06:00] <bluefox83> lol
[06:00] <DaemonicApathy> uw: I'm orking on that...
[06:01] <uw> i believe it was a setting in gconf before...
[06:01] <uw> because i remember having to do this in 10.04
[06:01] <uw> but it looks like gconf doesnt work anymore so i dunno what to do
[06:03] <bluefox83> i accidentally restarted my router while trying to fix this and still i can't get the box to connect to the net. I've got it set to a static IP so i can run an ftp server for my web dev class but it's not letting it connect to the net!
[06:04] <|Anthony|> bluefox83, the router has to set the static ip
[06:05] <DaemonicApathy> uw: Try from Terminal, "gsettings set org.gnome.nautilus.preferences always-use-location-entry true"
[06:05] <suigeneris> hi
[06:05] <bluefox83> |Anthony|: static IP is set by the OS, not the router
[06:05] <|Anthony|> bluefox83, let the server accept whatever ip the router assigns, and tell the router to assign the server a static ip
[06:05] <Sazpaimon> I have this old sed script that isnt working anymore: s/[[:<:]]NULL[[:>:]]/\\N/g. I'm getting "Invalid character class name" now. Has something changed in the last x years that broke this?
[06:06] <bluefox83> and now for whatever reason i restarted the machine and the second hard drive is not mounting...what the heck
[06:06] <Dragonster82> You can configure what you want your static IP is through the localhost
[06:06] <Dragonster82> By default it is <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:06] <suigeneris> grub-install --recheck /dev/sda1  /usr/sbin/grub-setup: error: hd0 appears to contain a reiserfs filesystem which isn't known to reserve space for DOS-style boot.  Installing GRUB there could result in FILESYSTEM DESTRUCTION if valuable data is overwritten by grub-setup (--skip-fs-probe disables this check, use at your own risk). <--- what doe this mean?
[06:06] <bluefox83> |Anthony|: my router doesn't do that
[06:06] <suigeneris> ./dev/sda1 contains reiserfs
[06:07] <|Anthony|> bluefox83, i suggest a better router/firewall if you're opening a server to the interwebs ;)
[06:07] <|Anthony|> honestly
[06:07] <DaemonicApathy> It means two things, suigeneris...
[06:07] <suigeneris> Sazpaimon: #sed might know
[06:07] <uw> DaemonicApathy, nice man thanks.  I was just getting to where gconf is being replaced by gsettings
[06:08] <uw> thanks for saving me some time again
[06:08] <DaemonicApathy> 1. You should familiarize yourself with http://paste.ubuntu.com/ and 2. That partition has a filesystem that may not work well with GRUB.
[06:08] <DaemonicApathy> uw: I do what I can, when I can. :-)
[06:08] <Sazpaimon> suigeneris, yeah i guess I'll ask there and see if I get a response tomorrow
[06:08] <suigeneris> DaemonicApathy: /dev/sda1 contains reiserfs
[06:09] <suigeneris> brb
[06:13] <stukie> Hello? :o
[06:13] <cfhowlett> stukie: greetings
[06:13] <stukie> Hello chfhowlett, if ever I need to ask some question about ubuntu
[06:13] <stukie> am I at the right place?
[06:14] <L3top> yes stukie.
[06:14] <cfhowlett> stukie: yes you are.  Ask here or on ubuntu forums
[06:14] <DaemonicApathy> Asking Google before UF can avoid duplicate posts.
[06:14] <stukie> Ohhh, hmmm,
[06:15] <stukie> well, I have question regarding the wacom
[06:15] <stukie> specifically, installing the pen pressure
[06:15] <cfhowlett> stukie: ask ...\
[06:15] <stukie> I've followed this instruction made by Favux
[06:15] <cfhowlett> !ask|stukie:
[06:15] <stukie> http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=110408
[06:15] <DaemonicApathy> No need to lead in - sudden questions are SOP.
[06:15] <stukie> Sorry, noted ubottu. It's my first time here
[06:16] <stukie> Well, the problem here is, when I plugged the wacom CTL-460, my PC frozen
[06:19] <stukie> Problem: my PC freeze when I plugged Wacom Bamboo CTL-460. How do I fix this? I did the number 1 and 2 (http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=110408) but my suddenly crashed after I made 1 and 2
[06:19] <the_dark_knight> hi
[06:19] <paul_> vig,  hi
[06:19] <vig> paul_: hello
[06:20] <Jordan_U> suigeneris: You should never install grub's boot sector to a partition, even less so when that partition contains a reiserfs filesystem. Install grub's boot sector to the MBR, "/dev/sda".
[06:22] <stukie> Can you elaborate it Jordan?
[06:22] <stukie> I am noobies when it comes to Ubuntu ._.
[06:23] <blackshirt> stukie, a lot of peoples here share the same problems with you..
[06:23] <WeThePeople> do not use the sda1 to install grub use sda cuz its mbr
[06:24] <blackshirt> Stukie, so, just keep polite and learning
[06:24] <stukie> ohhh, hmm, I don't understand the grub, sda and mbr.  Thanks blackshirt, will note it
[06:24] <DaemonicApathy> stukie, Jordan_U was addressing someone else's question.
[06:25] <WeThePeople> me either
[06:25] <stukie> I am confused @_@ Sorry about that
[06:25] <blackshirt> stukie, sda was refers to some disk, and mbr was part of your disk
[06:26] <DaemonicApathy> stukie: I apologize for any intrusion, but I sent you a (hopefully) helpful quote from the page you linked, privately.
[06:26] <stukie> I get it, MBR is like your main disk used to install OS
[06:27] <Kartagis> DaemonicApathy: I'm the guy who had grub issues like 20 minutes ago (suigeneris). FYI, update-grub2 worked
[06:27] <Jordan_U> stukie: My statement was not directed at you, which is why I prefaced it with the nick "suigeneris" and not "stukie". Not that there is any problem with you being curious about what I meant, but I hope it's clear now that it was not advice directed toward you.
[06:28] <[_-S1L3NC3-_]> how do you start a web service on ubuntu ?
[06:28] <Jordan_U> Kartagis: Did you see my response?
[06:28] <DaemonicApathy> Kartagis: Ah, excellent. I always forget about that.
[06:28] <stukie> Sorry Jordan, will check it properly next time before I message
[06:28] <Jordan_U> stukie: Np :)
[06:28] <Kartagis> Jordan_U: which one?
[06:29] <Kartagis> Jordan_U: apparently not ;)
[06:29] <Jordan_U> Kartagis: suigeneris: You should never install grub's boot sector to a partition, even less so when that partition contains a reiserfs filesystem. Install grub's boot sector to the MBR, "/dev/sda".
[06:29] <jalexandru> is the "diff" command strong enough to compare any type of files? or files containing binaries will not report correct?
[06:29] <Jordan_U> Kartagis: And I recommend that next time you say you'll "brb" that you join using the same nick :)
[06:30] <Jordan_U> Kartagis: update-grub doesn't install grub, it only re-writes /boot/grub/grub.cfg.
[06:30] <Kartagis> Jordan_U: right, I was stuck with suigeneris because this is my BNC nick
[06:31] <Onixs_> Kartagis is here!
[06:31] <Kartagis> Onixs_!
[06:33] <Jordan_U> Kartagis: Do you understand?
[06:34] <Kartagis> Jordan_U: yea, I understand. my problem is if I do something (anything), I tend to forget how it's done the next time I need it
[06:35] <Kartagis> I've done this chroot stuff before
[06:35] <Kartagis> I can miss even the basics
[06:35] <blackshirt> kartagis, you shoul make own notes
[06:35] <blackshirt> should
[06:36] <Onixs_> it really you Kartagis . No doubt about it
[06:36] <Onixs_> 100%
[06:36] <Kartagis> Onixs_: yea, from #lion
[06:38] <GabrialDestruir> I have a Lenovo G560 and for some reason, the sound lately has been screwed up on it, the speakers don't work, but headphones still work fine. Any idea why this might be?
[06:40] <neeraj> hello
[06:41] <neeraj> how to connect nokia x2-01 to ubuntu 12.04 for internet browsing
[06:43] <fatninja> how do I restart named ? I have the proc : bind     18414  0.0  0.1<PHONE_NUMBER>0 ?        Ssl  Oct11   0:12 /usr/sbin/named -u bind
[06:43] <fatninja> But service named restart, bind restart don't work
[06:43] <fatninja> Also, they are not present in /etc/init.d
[06:43] <fatninja> do I kill it and start it manually ?
[06:44] <blackshirt> fatninja, service bind9 restart
[06:45] <fatninja> correct
[06:45] <fatninja> thanks :)
[06:46] <sasuke> hi guys
[06:54] <bluefox83> does the installer have a repair feature for networking?
[06:55] <bodom> Hi there. I have a problem with console: they are way more lines that what can fit my monitor, can anybody help me?
[06:55] <wols_> don't think so. what is your networking problem?
[06:56] <bluefox83> wols_: eh, static routing isn't working right, i can ping the router, and can ssh into the box, but it can't seem to get past the router. and the router isn't logging any attempts from it
[06:58] <bluefox83> wols_: trying to ping www.google.com gets me "ping: unknown host www.google.com"
[06:59] <bluefox83> aaaaahaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[06:59] <bluefox83> this is driving me batty D:
[06:59] <Guest61007> can't login normally to Ubuntu <IP_ADDRESS> due to a graphical glitch, I have to use <IP_ADDRESS> instead.
[06:59] <blackshirt> !ot | bluefox83
[07:00] <Onixs-> bluefox83:  check DNS
[07:00] <bluefox83> Onixs-: how?
[07:01] <blackshirt> !info iproute2
[07:01] <Onixs-> are you kidding me ?
[07:01] <bluefox83> no, where should i check the dns entry? i added new ones to interfaces...
[07:01] <bluefox83> and it's still not working
[07:03] <bluefox83> really D:
[07:03] <bluefox83> Onixs-: wb
[07:04] <wols_> bluefox83: ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:04] <Guest61007> Hi guys sorry. can't login normally to Ubuntu <IP_ADDRESS> due to a graphical glitch, I have to use <IP_ADDRESS> instead. I am not sure what to do...
[07:04] <bluefox83> no packet loss...lets see if i can apt-get upgrade
[07:05] <blackshirt> is ubottu can understand the command's manual
[07:05] <DaemonicApathy> ubottu doesn't understand anything.
[07:05] <bluefox83> temporary failure resolving "us.archive.ubuntu.com"
[07:06] <blackshirt> daemonicapathy, i mean, just for manual of commandd, like we issuing $man apt-get
[07:06] <bluefox83> sooooo what's the problem with it not letting me update?
[07:06] <wols_> bluefox83: so you can ping <IP_ADDRESS> successfully?
[07:06] <DaemonicApathy> ubottu's whole life, blackshirt: http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[07:07] <bluefox83> wols_: yeah, but can't update or upgrade?
[07:07] <bluefox83> keeps failing now
[07:07] <blackshirt> bluefox83, are you relying on proxy?
[07:07] <bluefox83> blackshirt: noooooo
[07:08] <timfrost> bluefox83: can you look up other DNS names - what does 'host  www.google.com' output?
[07:08] <bluefox83> i dunno, holdon
[07:08] <wols_> bluefox83: then your DNS resolver is fubar
[07:08] <wols_> do you use DHCP or static IPs?
[07:08] <blackshirt> bluefox83, try using different repository
[07:09] <bluefox83> static, and i got a bunch of replies for those addresses...i think the problem might be in apt O.o
[07:09] <blackshirt> i don't think so
[07:10] <bluefox83> uh...guess what, i did that first host thing on my laptop...i just ran it on the server box and it failed...
[07:10] <Onixs-> bluefox83
[07:10] <bluefox83> no servers could be reached
[07:10] <bluefox83> Onixs-: yes?
[07:10] <Onixs-> ;what error do you get when pinging google
[07:11] <bluefox83> ping: unknown host www.google.com
[07:11] <Onixs-> like wols_ said
[07:11] <Kartagis> bluefox83: show us route -n
[07:12] <bluefox83> should i paste it?
[07:12] <bluefox83> or get a pastey site thing?
[07:12] <Cnythnk> bluefox83, i had the same 'error' and check my /etc/resolv.conf - which was empty, and added following line: "namesever <IP_ADDRESS> (your gateway/router)
[07:12] <Onixs-> ^^
[07:13] <wols_> bluefox83: DHCP or static IP?
[07:13] <Cnythnk> nameserver*
[07:13] <bluefox83> wols_: static ip
[07:13] <timfrost> bluefox83: check the name server settings on the server - that error from ping means that /etc/resolv.conf doesn't list any valid servers see the comment from  Cnythnk
[07:13] <wols_> bluefox83: set via /etc/network/interfaces?
[07:13] <blackshirt> bluefox83, maybe you gets problem with your dns server
[07:14] <Onixs-> bluefox83 : if you set static manually, you must also set gateway/dns manually
[07:14] <bluefox83> blackshirt: i use the same dns server for my entire network...
[07:15] <blackshirt> bluefox83, can you reach your gateway ?
[07:15] <bluefox83> yeah
[07:15] <bluefox83> i can ping it
[07:15] <Onixs-> ofcourse
[07:15] <bluefox83> gateway is my router, right?
[07:15] <someprimetime> is there a good site to find bash color profiles?
[07:16] <someprimetime> i want to switch mine up, but i keep finding nothing for ubuntu
[07:16] <Cnythnk> bluefox83, did you check your /etc/resolv.conf?
[07:16] <bluefox83> yeah
[07:16] <blackshirt> bluefoux83, what's about your default route ?
[07:16] <bluefox83> blackshirt: what?
[07:16] <devDistro> Hi!
[07:17] <devDistro> You can find out, Unity DE supports other UNIX-like systems?
[07:17] <timfrost> bluefox83: can you !pastebin the output of 'dig www.google.com' on the server?
[07:18] <bluefox83> what the heck is dig?
[07:18] <bluefox83> that dig command just sits there...
[07:19] <Guest61007> any one to help? :-( I am stuck guys
[07:19] <wols_> dig is the tool to query DNS servers
[07:19] <bluefox83> well it timed out...
[07:19] <wols_> bluefox83: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[07:19] <Onixs-> bluefox83 : DNS issue
[07:20] <Onixs-> hence the stuck
[07:20] <wols_> Guest61007: what videodriver?
[07:20] <bluefox83> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:20] <bluefox83> search sssnet.com
[07:20] <Guest61007> Hello wols and thank you - AMD driver downloaded from AMD site
[07:21] <bluefox83> how do i fix the dns issue?
[07:21] <wols_> Guest61007: and that's why. it's a bad thing to do that
[07:21] <Guest61007> Well it worked fine for some time
[07:21] <wols_> bluefox83: <IP_ADDRESS> is your router?
[07:22] <bluefox83> wols_: yeah
[07:22] <Guest61007> and I am logged in Ubuntu but using kernel 0.31
[07:22] <Guest61007> The issue is with kernel 0.32
[07:22] <wols_> Guest61007: sure. it's still a stupid thing to do. so don't do it and use the ubuntu provided drivers or it will happen everytime you get a new kernel or a new X version
[07:22] <wols_> Guest61007: no, the issue is you installing drivers the wrong way
[07:22] <Guest61007> OK so what can I do then?
[07:23] <bluefox83> wols_: sooo...should i not be pointing it to my router?
[07:24] <wols_> Guest61007: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[07:25] <bluefox83> i'm so dang confused >.>
[07:25] <wols_> bluefox83: dig @<IP_ADDRESS> freenode.org
[07:26] <bluefox83> that worked...
[07:27] <Guest61007> I can't log to kernel 0.32 wols...how do I do that?
[07:27] <Guest61007> Do I do it from where I am right now (kernel 0.31)?
[07:27] <bluefox83> soooo...should i change my dns or something O.o
[07:27] <wols_> Guest61007: yes you can
[07:27] <wols_> bluefox83: dig @<IP_ADDRESS> freenode.org
[07:27] <Guest61007> When I press ctrl/alt/F1 nothing happens
[07:27] <wols_> bluefox83: the thing is to find out why your current DNS server is not working
[07:28] <bluefox83> could nto be reached
[07:28] <bluefox83> *not
[07:28] <bodom> anyone?
[07:28] <wols_> bluefox83: but you can ping <IP_ADDRESS>?
[07:28] <bluefox83> yeah
[07:28] <wols_> strange :(
[07:29] <timfrost> !anyone |  bodom
[07:29] <wols_> you could set your DNS server to <IP_ADDRESS> (a google DNS server). but that's a workaround and not a real solution
[07:29] <bluefox83> 0% packet loss when pinging <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:29] <bodom> timfrost: so i should repost?
[07:29] <Guest61007> I see the ubuntu loading screen then bam, purple/brown blank colour
[07:29] <bluefox83> i have my router set to use my isp's nameservers...
[07:29] <Onixs-> bluefox83 : are you on the same network where ubuntu is connected ?
[07:29] <timfrost> bodom: ask the question
[07:30] <bluefox83> yeah
[07:30] <bodom> timfrost: i've asked it 10 mins agon :)
[07:30] <bodom> I have a problem with console: they are way more lines that what can fit my monitor, can anybody help me?
[07:30] <Onixs-> find out the gateway/dns of that comp you are using
[07:30] <bluefox83> how should i do that?
[07:30] <ghabit> Hello. How to delete unnecessary packages? (old dependencies, not needed any more)?
[07:31] <Onixs-> ifconfig
[07:31] <bluefox83> i'm running 12.04 on this laptop :)
[07:31] <bodom> ghabit: apt-get --purge autoremove
[07:31] <bluefox83> k
[07:31] <nocturnal_> how can i change the default resolution of my tty?
[07:31] <blackshirt> ghabit, apt-get autoremove would do that
[07:31] <ghabit> bodom, blackshirt, thanks!
[07:32] <timfrost> blackshirt: --purge also deletes configuration data
[07:32] <bluefox83> uh, everything is the same (except the laptop is on wifi (wlan0) and the server is using LAN (eth0) )
[07:33] <hash_> So i just installed a second optical drive, is there anything else i need to do to get it running
[07:33] <blackshirt> timfrost, yes, i know
[07:33] <hash_> or how do i get the drivers i need that i dont know what they are
[07:33] <Onixs-> bluefox83 : lets do basic, restart
[07:34] <bluefox83> Onixs-: done that many times
[07:34] <MrBushido> anybody know if the official ati drivers have been included in the 12.10 beta yet?
[07:34] <Cnythnk> bluefox83 could you pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces conf. file
[07:34] <Onixs-> pastebin your interfaces and resolv.conf
[07:35] <bluefox83> from which machine? the server or laptop?
[07:35] <Cnythnk> the ubuntu one
[07:35] <hash_> How do i detect my new optical drive and then download the drivers for it
[07:35] <timfrost> bodom: most text consoles are 80 col x 25 (or 24) lines,   what are you doing that can't cope with that setting?
[07:35] <blackshirt> hash_, usually, you don't need them
[07:36] <hash_> blackshirt,  ah alright, i wasnt sure
[07:36] <bodom> timfrost: it looks like mine is something like 80x50 lines, where the last 25 lines are not displayed on my monitor
[07:36] <wols_> hash_: optical drives don't need drivers, just like harddisks don't
[07:37] <hash_> really when i added an optical on windows it added new drivers
[07:38] <timfrost> bodom: X terminal, or vty?  Does something set the LINES environment variable?
[07:38] <bluefox83> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=jdDBM8yf
[07:38] <hash_> I just wanted to double check I know linux has a lot of generic drivers included
[07:38] <bluefox83> hash_: ubuntu is not windows ;)
[07:38] <blackshirt> hash_, just look the system output, if your devices detected or handled
[07:39] <hash_> bluefox83, yes and thats y i like it
[07:39] <bluefox83> pop a disk in the new drive, if it's working it'll automatically ask what to do with it
[07:39] <hash_> yeah y didnt i think of that
[07:40] <bluefox83> lol
[07:40] <Onixs-> bluefox83:  remove dns entry
[07:40] <Onixs-> put it in resolv
[07:41] <bluefox83> how do i put it in resolv?
[07:41] <hash_> Haha blank disk showed up, now if i had any blurays to test it
[07:41] <bluefox83> just pop it in resolv.conf?
[07:41] <Zorlin> How do I sign out of Ubuntu Software Center?
[07:41] <Zorlin> I signed into the wrong email :/
[07:41] <Cnythnk> didnt you edit your resolv.conf file before?
[07:42] <bodom> timfrost: vty, looks like you got it: $LINES is set to 50, didn't knew about it
[07:42] <hash_> blackshirt, how do i bring up my system output
[07:43] <Cnythnk> remove the line as Onixs- said in the interface, edit your /etc/resolv.conf and add your following lines: nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:43] <Cnythnk> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:43] <Onixs-> and btw bluefox83 : use the ip of your router as your dns
[07:43] <Onixs-> router will handle dns
[07:43] <bluefox83> k
[07:43] <Cnythnk> ah yes enough to write nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:44] <juniour> hi
[07:46] <blackshirt> hi juniour
[07:46] <bluefox83> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=3dRwVNSd
[07:46] <Cnythnk> pastebin your reslov.conf
[07:46] <bluefox83> that's what happens after i do that stuff and try to restart networking >.>
[07:47] <juniour> hi guys i am getting error in running apache server
[07:47] <juniour> help
[07:47] <juniour>  me
[07:48] <gordonjcp> !help | juniour
[07:48] <juniour> * Restarting web server apache2                                                /usr/sbin/apache2ctl: 87: ulimit: error setting limit (Operation not permitted)
[07:48] <bluefox83> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:48] <bluefox83> search sssnet.com
[07:48] <juniour> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[07:48] <juniour> /usr/sbin/apache2ctl: 87: ulimit: error setting limit (Operation not permitted)
[07:48] <juniour> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[07:48] <Cnythnk> bluefox83, no
[07:48] <juniour> (13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address <IP_ADDRESS>:80
[07:48] <bluefox83> that's the entirety of my resolv.conf
[07:48] <Cnythnk> just write
[07:48] <juniour> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[07:48] <juniour> Unable to open logs
[07:48] <FloodBot1> juniour: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:48] <Cnythnk> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:48] <bluefox83> oooooh
[07:49] <Zorlin> is there any way to remove my login credentials on the software center?
[07:49] <juniour> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1282630/
[07:49] <juniour> guys help me
[07:49] <gordonjcp> juniour: sounds like you're not starting it as root
[07:50] <juniour> nope i am starting using sudo
[07:50] <bluefox83> ok, so then do i put the dns-nameserver thingy in interfaces too?
[07:50] <Cnythnk> no
[07:50] <Zorlin> I need to change the Launchpad SSO profile it's using
[07:50] <Zorlin> in order to be able to download a paid app
[07:51] <hash_> is there any programs similar to lightscribe
[07:51] <Onixs-> lol
[07:52] <bluefox83> i don't get iiiiiiiiitttttttt
[07:52] <bluefox83> why is this thing still not working?
[07:52] <Onixs-> bluefox83 : nameserver
[07:52] <bluefox83> Onixs-: what about it?
[07:52] <Onixs-> NOT dns-nameserver
[07:52] <bluefox83> JUST nameserver?
[07:53] <Cnythnk> bluefox83: http://pastebin.com/kJTfCa4F
[07:53] <Cnythnk> like that
[07:53] <Vichu> Hi Everyone Good Day.. I am new to ubuntu.. can smone pls help me with the moniter britness problem... the thing is my screen brightness is always high..
[07:55] <juniour> Vichu system setting->brightness and lock
[07:55] <Vichu> @juniour: I tried but still its not workin
[07:56] <juniour> Vichu you will get there a scale to increas or decrease brightness
[07:57] <bluefox83> Cnythnk: ok, and how should i restart my networking to get this working, because sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart   doesn't seem to be working...
[07:57] <Danawar> hey ubuntu
[07:57] <Danawar> im my cron tab i have :
[07:57] <Danawar> * * * * * root mysql -### -### phpbb < /home/danawar/scripts/forumupdater.sql
[07:57] <Danawar> * * * * * root screen -x plotcreative -X stuff "`printf "say pex reload\r"`";
[07:57] <Danawar> but it does not seem to run the second command
[07:57] <Danawar> if i run the second command through a terminal window it runs
[07:58] <Vichu> Juniour: yea thats rite.. I tried to slide the scale.. but still no use.. the brightness is still the same.. :(
[07:58] <bluefox83> this is rediculous how mlong it's taking to fix this :(
[07:58] <mpathy> What is the current state of btrfs in Ubuntu 12.04 or the Version coming up? I like the new features, the good performance with dmcrypt, compression mode and the good overall ssd support etc. so I am tempted to use it in my new installation..
[07:58] <Cnythnk> bluefox83, you got the same error, no such process or whatver?
[07:58] <bluefox83> Cnythnk: yep :(
[07:59] <Onixs-> sudo ifdown eth0
[07:59] <Onixs-> sudo ifup eth0
[07:59] <Onixs-> and echeck if its really eth0
[08:01] <heikki_> eof
[08:02] <hash_> how do i bring up my system output
[08:02] <juniour> hash_ wt?
[08:02] <wols_> hash_: what kind of system output
[08:03] <hash_> for the optic drives i guess
[08:03] <juniour> hash_ wt you want to do with opticl drives
[08:05] <Onixs-> bluefox83
[08:05] <bluefox83> ok...well that did nothing
[08:05] <iDangerMouse> Hm
[08:05] <Onixs-> getting that error usuall is a typo somehwre
[08:05] <Onixs-> usually*
[08:05] <mpathy> nobody has a clue about btrfs in Ubuntu?
[08:06] <bluefox83> Onixs-: a typo where?
[08:06] <iDangerMouse> mpathy: I don't use abbreviations, what is it.
[08:06] <Onixs-> bluefox83 : : somewhere along lines inside interfaces or resolv
[08:06] <auronandace> mpathy: still considered experimental
[08:08] <Onixs-> gtg.. next time
[08:10] <uw> sorry ubunt 12.04 has experienced an internal error
[08:10] <uw> try restarting the computer
[08:10] <uw> WTF
[08:10] <iDangerMouse> huh
[08:11] <uw> yea i installed 7z and it's corupted or something
[08:11] <uw> crashes
[08:11] <uw> terrib
[08:11] <uw> e
[08:11] <FloodBot1> uw: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:12] <iDangerMouse> uw: What does it do ?
[08:12] <iDangerMouse> Explain
[08:12] <uw> sorry Sir honorable FloodBot1 the 1st
[08:12] <natsukao> hi
[08:12] <uw> one sec i might have done something else
[08:12] <rumpe1> uw, maybe it's corrupt, maybe you got more serious trouble. Check your logs.
[08:12] <natsukao> a friend did a cd to me under windows 7
[08:13] <uw> warning: `VirtualBox' uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy support in use)
[08:13] <natsukao> i turned back at home and i serched to do start on the computer
[08:13] <uw> i dont like the sound of that
[08:13] <natsukao> it says: Cannot mount volume
[08:13] <iDangerMouse> uw: Well VMware works for me.
[08:14] <natsukao> Invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume 'UDF Volume'.
[08:14] <natsukao> i did sudo /mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
[08:14] <iDangerMouse> That's why VMware is recommended, VirtualBox does have issues.
[08:14] <uw> ohh ok so i believe it is fixed
[08:14] <natsukao> mount: block device /dev/scd0 is write-protected, mounting read-only
[08:14] <natsukao> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/scd0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[08:15] <natsukao> what can i do ?
[08:15] <iDangerMouse> natsukao: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=82103
[08:15] <iDangerMouse> See if this helps
[08:16] <uw> so i clicked on 7z, said not found and offered to download something called p7zip.  that program aparently does nothing or is broken.  installing p7zip-full works as it should
[08:16] <uw> so it's just a problem with that little helper dealy that trys to download the correct program for you
[08:17] <iDangerMouse> uw: Why can't you get VMware ?
[08:17] <uw> iDangerMouse, what's wrong with vbox?
[08:18] <iDangerMouse> uw: Tends to have glitches. VWmare is flawless.
[08:18] <wols_> iDangerMouse: virtualbox is part of ubunut, vmware is not
[08:18] <wols_> and the "flawless" part is ridiculous. thanks for the laughs
[08:18] <iDangerMouse> wols_: VirtualBox on Windows 7 is horrible.
[08:18] <uw> plus vmware had some legal/political gayness sometime ago that pissed me off
[08:18] <wols_> iDangerMouse: please learn to read channel names. thank you
[08:19] <mpathy> auronandace: Yes but it will be the only file system actively developed in future, there is sure no ext5.. And if it is unstable or not you can ask people and everyone say sth other :)
[08:19] <juniour> iDangerMouse virtualbox works fine on windows 7
[08:19] <uw> not to say that oracle is an saint or anything...but they redid their licencing structure or something about how you have to pay per guest or something
[08:20] <uw> fk that vbox works fine for me
[08:20] <juniour> iDangerMouse virtualbox works like charm on windows 7
[08:20] <iDangerMouse> juniour: Which edition of Windows 7 are you referring to?
[08:20] <auronandace> mpathy: when it is used by default then it is considered stable (unless explicitly stated otherwise)
[08:20] <uw> has VT-X support, usb passthrough, file sharing cap.  good enough
[08:20] <juniour> iDangerMouse ultimate
[08:20] <iDangerMouse> juniour: 64bit Professional got glitches.
[08:21] <juniour> iDangerMouse wt the issue you are facing
[08:21] <iDangerMouse> It's not recommended on 64
[08:21] <iDangerMouse> Bit Home Premium either.
[08:22] <juniour> iDangerMouse it not like that it works fine in 64 bit but you have to use 32 bit iso for guest
[08:22] <iDangerMouse> juniour: Well I have tried it dedicating it 2 GB of Ram, 40 GB of Virtual HDD, and Installed the Guest Add-ons.
[08:22] <juniour> kk
[08:22] <iDangerMouse> Was quiet slow.
[08:22] <juniour> iDangerMouse so wt just happen
[08:23] <auronandace> !ot
[08:23] <iDangerMouse> Ubuntu Studio doesn't run well on it.
[08:23] <juniour> iDangerMouse which os you are installing
[08:23] <iDangerMouse> KUbuntu worked fine.
[08:23] <juniour> iDangerMouse in virtual box and wt is the real size of your system
[08:24] <natsukao> ~$ sudo mount -t iso9660  -r /dev/cdrom /mnt
[08:24] <natsukao> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/scd0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[08:24] <iDangerMouse> asus laptop g75vw
[08:24] <sere> anyone know why my  usb laser mouse works find in x86 but in 64bet my mouse it choppy and slow to respond ....tried accouple mouses and same result...on a labtop
[08:24] <juniour> iDangerMouse ram size
[08:24] <iDangerMouse> 12GB
[08:24] <juniour> kkk
[08:25] <juniour> and the guset os you want to install
[08:25] <iDangerMouse> Ubuntu Studio.
[08:25] <iDangerMouse> Ubuntu worked flawless on my Galaxy S2.
[08:25] <juniour> k
[08:26] <juniour> i also use ubuntu in vbox its work fines
[08:26] <DaemonicApathy> I honestly can't wait for Ubuntu to finish their proposed Android hybrid system.
[08:26] <juniour> like mey be some time it stuck but its ok
[08:27] <juniour> you know vbox takes less memory than vmware
[08:27] <iDangerMouse> True.
[08:27] <iDangerMouse> And it's free :P
[08:27] <juniour> yepp
[08:27] <natsukao> the problem is not the fs or the cd/dvd unit
[08:27] <juniour> :)
[08:27] <natsukao> the problem is the session closed with windows 7
[08:28] <natsukao> i charged just now the cd of ubuntu and it works fine
[08:28] <natsukao> the cd that i did
[08:28] <natsukao> and it works fine without problems
[08:29] <sere> noone hase had this before...come on guys i neeed help
[08:29] <onats> anyone using openstack here?
[08:29] <sere> anyone know why my  usb laser mouse works find in x86 but in 64bet my mouse it choppy and slow to respond ....tried accouple mouses and same result...on a labtop
[08:29] <iDangerMouse> juniour: Ubuntu tablet :( Sighs make one. Get me one.
[08:29] <natsukao> laser mouse ?
[08:29] <DaemonicApathy> sere: is your machine equipped to run x64?
[08:30] <sere> its quad core i believe
[08:30] <DaemonicApathy> What's the model, sere?
[08:30] <juniour> iDangerMouse wt???
[08:30] <rchavik> hi guys... running 12.04 lts 64bit.  did a mv Music/* (on ext3) to another partition (btrfs) and the machine slows down to a crawl.  what's causing this?
[08:31] <DaemonicApathy> rchavik: Do you have a lot of stuff in ~/Music?
[08:31] <genera> disk or usb flash?
[08:31] <ikonia> rchavik: poor I/O, using the experimental file system ? slow disk ? could be anything
[08:31] <ikonia> bad indexing
[08:31] <sere> ubuntu 64bit 12.04 with microsoft lasermouse 5000
[08:31] <HardDisk> juniour, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/ubuntu-tablet-to-compete-with-android-ios
[08:31] <DaemonicApathy> sere: The laptop model.
[08:32] <juniour> HardDidk wt???
[08:32] <sere> DaemonicApathy, inperion m5010
[08:32] <rchavik> DaemonicApathy, about 3Gs..
[08:32] <ikonia> juniour: could you please stop saying wt??? if you have a question, or something that is not clear, ask it clearly
[08:32] <leotr> how many seconds faster (average value) will the boot process be if i compile custom kernel with only required drivers?
[08:32] <rchavik> ikonia, isn't btrfs default ?
[08:33] <cfhowlett> rchavik: ext4 is ubuntu default filesystem
[08:33] <rchavik> duh
[08:33] <juniour> ikona i am not asking some one asking me something so i just tell wt for more clear explatation
[08:34] <ikonia> rchavik: no
[08:34] <ikonia> juniour: so ask clearly
[08:34] <ikonia> juniour: just saying wt??? means nothing, and you keep saying it
[08:35] <rchavik> ikonia, cfhowlett i must have confused it with other distro.. okay then..
[08:36] <DaemonicApathy> sere: You're all set for 64-bit OSes, so all I can think of is that the available drivers for the mouse are only optimized for x86. does the touchpad work alright?
[08:36] <jalexandru> how can help me with mercurial -> I'm new to this ...
[08:38] <iDangerMouse> Isn't "muslimbuntu" a bit offensive, mixing religion, and OS.
[08:38] <sere> DaemonicApathy, i think they are 64 but ill check again
[08:39] <sere> DaemonicApathy, the touchpad is perfect
[08:39] <hasy> why the loopback MTU:16436 <--- that big
[08:41] <DaemonicApathy> Sere: I can only suggest that you remove the usb dongle, make sure the port and dongle are free of dust, and reinsert the dongle. If it's still buggy, remove the dongle one more time, throw it and the mouse in the trash, and get a good Logitech mouse. :-)
[08:42] <sere> DaemonicApathy,   thought it might be the mouse so switched to my logitech still no joy
[08:42] <sere> and ive tried otther ports :/
[08:54] <rchavik> is there a way to move the root fs to another partition quickly (without going through the install process) ?
[08:55] <SystemParadox> morning all. A couple of my services are not starting on boot, despite symlinks being present and everything working when started manually. There is nothing in dmesg, syslog or boot.log. Where else can I look and how can I verify that init is even bothering to try? Thanks
[09:00] <linuxsage> running ip route list shows I have 2 interface named eth1 with different ip addresses assigned to each, is this an issue
[09:01] <wols_> linuxsage: can you pastebin the output
[09:01] <wols_> cause it'd be kinda hard to do that
[09:03] <Josh> If I have C D E and system reserve as Primary partitions, so I cannot create another partition, not even extended
[09:03] <_cronus_> linuxsage, you can have multiple ip on an iterface. that's normal
[09:03] <Josh> Therefore, I'll have to format one of my existing partitions.
[09:03] <Josh> But someone told me that, I can't only format say, D and make it extended
[09:03] <Josh> So, I wanted to ask, I can or I cannot?
[09:03] <stukie> Guys, any clue of solving the blackout screen after inserting USB Device?
[09:04] <cfhowlett> !nomodeset|stukie:
[09:04] <Josh> The person told me, if I want to format the partition, I'll have to format both D and E partitions.
[09:04] <wols_> Josh: you can move the last partition to an extended partition even, without needing to format anything.
[09:04] <Josh> I can?
[09:04] <Josh> How?
[09:04] <wols_> gparted
[09:04] <Josh> wols_, For that I need an extended partition
[09:05] <Josh> I don't have extended partition.
[09:05] <stukie> Thanks
[09:05] <Josh> Thats the main problem
[09:05] <stukie> let me find my Ubuntu CD then
[09:05] <wols_> Josh: you CREATE one
[09:05] <wols_> and yes you can do it
[09:05] <Josh> wols_, I cannot, as I already have 4 primary partitions.
[09:05] <wols_> you can if you use gparted to do it
[09:05] <Josh> I do have gparted.
[09:06] <Josh> and gparted is telling me, I already have 4 primary partitions.
[09:06] <Josh> System Reserved, C D and E
[09:06] <stukie> Oh yeah, I forgot. the USB Device I am talking about is Wacom Bamboo Tablet (CTL-460). After I plugged it, the screen black out. Is setting nomodset still apply?
[09:06] <linuxsage> wols: this is the output "<IP_ADDRESS>/22 dev eth1  proto kernel  scope link  src <IP_ADDRESS>" ,I am running inside a internal network
[09:06] <linuxsage> XX.XXX.X.X/16 dev eth1  scope link  metric 1000
[09:06] <Josh> wols_, can you convert primary partition to Extended?
[09:06] <Josh> Nope, unless you format.
[09:06] <Josh> But the question is, Is it have to be the last partition, that is E
[09:07] <Josh> or I can just format D and format it newly as extended.
[09:07] <wols_> Josh: wrong. but since you obviously are hopeless, I stop here. have a nice day formatting
[09:07] <Josh> This is not a very good thing to say.
[09:07] <Josh> But, I've never in particular asked YOU for help
[09:07]  * Josh shrugs.
[09:09] <wols_> linuxsage: this output doesn't show what you claim. check "ifconfig -a" it shows you all available interfaces and IPs assigned if any
[09:13] <gustafbstrom> hi
[09:14] <cfhowlett> gustafbstrom: greetings
[09:14] <gustafbstrom> this is my first time at ubuntu room
[09:14] <gustafbstrom> question: has anyone seen a good binary package for gnu radio component?
[09:15] <gustafbstrom> some dpkg
[09:17] <llutz> gustafbstrom: you already know http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/DebianPackages ?
[09:19] <llutz> gustafbstrom: but you'd better build it yourself as shown in the gnuradio-wiki
[09:21] <IdleOne> sudo apt-get install gnuradio
[09:21] <llutz> !info gnuradio
[09:21] <gustafbstrom> llutz: thanks. the reason i ask is that building myself requires a lot of pretty large *-dev packages
[09:21] <llutz> unlikely IdleOne
[09:22] <IdleOne> llutz: appears it is in 12.10
[09:22] <llutz> !info gnuradio quantal
[09:22] <gustafbstrom> and the official debian package page tells me to ignore that page.
[09:22] <llutz> gustafbstrom: so wait for 12.10
[09:23] <gustafbstrom> llutz: ok, thank you!
[09:24] <Calinou> or use PPAs, or compile it yourself..
[09:26] <llutz> gustafbstrom: there is a ppa at https://launchpad.net/~kamalmostafa/+archive/gnuradio , just not the latest version
[09:30] <IdleOne> llutz: probably safer for him to use http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/InstallingGR#Using-the-build-gnuradio-script /me is not a fan of PPA's
[09:31] <llutz> IdleOne: but if he cares to install all those -dev packags...
[09:31] <llutz> even using the script, they will be pulled in
[09:32] <IdleOne> right, but who knows what was changed in that PPA
[09:32] <llutz> correct, thus: wait a few day for 12.10
[09:32] <llutz> days
[09:32] <IdleOne> llutz: I'm a little paranoid at times. ^ best advice
[09:32] <crizis> 2 days.. :)
[09:33] <llutz> !info rtl-sdr quantal
[09:33] <Tonius> Hi all! How to turn off black screen in my ubuntu 12.04 server without GUI ? ) (sorry for my broken english)
[09:34] <wols_> Tonius: why the screen black?
[09:35] <Tonius> when I do not touch any key... after 5 minutes is become black/ like screensaver
[09:36] <Tonius> i think is very bad idea - using screensaver on server
[09:37] <crizis> since when servers have monitors anyway..
[09:37] <crizis> Tonius, http://askubuntu.com/questions/138918/how-do-i-disable-the-blank-console-screensaver-on-ubuntu-server
[09:38] <Tonius> crizis thank you!!!
[09:39] <nitin1> Hello,  I just upgraded to 12.10 beta, and the first thing I noticed that my messaging menu is missing. Can someone help ?
[09:40] <Cristen> Hi everyone, using find with xargs I managed to retrieve a list of folders of the form : folder1/folder2, how can I cp the result in folder 1?
[09:52] <MonkeyDust> Cristen  find blah | xargs cp foldername
[09:57] <Celso> Hi all!  Sommeone here still having problems with the wireless chip Realtek RTL 8187?
[10:01] <Celso> Sommeone here still having problems with the wireless chip Realtek RTL 8187?
[10:03] <profiler1982> best irc cient is?
[10:03] <auronandace> !poll | profiler1982
[10:09] <nitin1> where can I ask questions about Ubuntu 12.10?
[10:09] <DJones> nitin1: #ubuntu+1 until final release
[10:09] <auronandace> nitin1: #ubuntu+1
[10:10] <nitin1> thanks auronandace, DJones
[10:11] <Celso> @nitin1 go to askubuntu website
[10:12] <Man> what is ubuntu?
[10:12] <sfsf32> ubuntu nerd edition is about to be released
[10:12] <MonkeyDust> Man  it's an operating system that makes your pc work
[10:13] <Man> is it possible to use internet there?
[10:13] <sfsf32> no
[10:13] <MonkeyDust> Man  sure
[10:13] <auronandace> !ubuntu | Man
[10:13] <Man> and is it also possible to find all the hardware drivers too?
[10:13] <sfsf32> no
[10:13] <Celso> @Man http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[10:13] <MonkeyDust> sfsf32  don't be funny here, join some other channel
[10:13] <Man> because I' really new in computer and I saw some people are using that.
[10:13] <sfsf32> windows is much better
[10:13] <MonkeyDust> sfsf32  wrong channel
[10:14] <Man> how to install that?
[10:14] <auronandace> !install | Man
[10:14] <Celso> @Man well, i curently use ubuntu for at least 6 years, and have no plans to change operating system
[10:15] <Man> perhaps I'm bothering all of you asking a lot but I really want to know.
[10:16] <Man> is that linux operating system?
[10:16] <Celso> @Man Feel free to ask what you want. not bothering at all
[10:16] <Man> thanks friend
[10:16] <auronandace> Man: linux is the kernel yes
[10:19] <[x]> how to unrar
[10:19] <auronandace> !rar | [x]
[10:19] <Celso> @ Man: Before install it, i advise to try it from the cd or the usb  see: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/help/try-ubuntu-before-you-install
[10:20] <MonkeyDust> Man  find Nixie Pixel on Youtube, she can explain everything to you, or most things
[10:21] <khussein78> i want to got number of packets and bytes on specific tcp port while I am running some tests, which command can do this ?
[10:24] <llutz> khussein78: check "iftop"
[10:25] <llutz> khussein78: or iptraf
[10:28] <tryy3|Coding> ´Oct 16 14:26:09<PHONE_NUMBER>) danted[21686]: symbolfunction(): compiletime configuration error?  Failed to open "libc.so": /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so: invalid ELF header´ can anyone please help me?
[10:29] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: are you on 64bit?
[10:30] <GrusDroid> \conference
[10:32] <Guest3184> has anyone tried 64bit 12.04lts server
[10:33] <MonkeyDust> Guest12381  why do you ask? what's your question?
[10:33] <Shadow``> * Guest3184<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Quit (Remote host closed the connection)
[10:34] <GrusDroid> That was an irc trial ... learning
[10:34] <ThinkT510> !test | GrusDroid
[10:35] <notyou> could i make something like a pendrive but using cd for booting ubuntu
[10:35] <ThinkT510> notyou: a livecd?
[10:37] <dr_willis> you can put the cd inage om a usb and boot that notyou
[10:38] <ThinkT510> notyou: if you mean to use a cd to boot a usb (because bios doesn't support it) then yes you can, i've never done it though so i couldn't help sorry
[10:39] <khussein78> llutz, how to tell iptraf to watch specified TCP port , I did not find it in it man page
[10:40] <notyou> ThinkT510: i mind, there is an option which can choose how to computer boot with. and i want to boot ubuntu with cd/dvd
[10:40] <notyou> ThinkT510: can i create the cd/dvd which can boot the ubuntu. because i don't want to buy it
[10:40] <notyou> ThinkT510: hehehe
[10:41] <khussein78> llutz, also I need to store the output in file, can I redirect it to a file ?
[10:41] <ThinkT510> notyou: sure, just make a livecd and boot from it (make sure the bios is set to boot the cd)
[10:41] <MonkeyDust> notyou  download it,put it on cd or usb, boot from it
[10:41] <llutz> khussein78: filter - tcp - define new filter
[10:42] <notyou> ow, i understand now thanks a lot all
[10:44] <llutz> khussein78: iirc iptraf logs to /var/log/something
[10:49] <n1> whatt's the extension of the particular file to be installed within the whole instalation package (like .exe in win)?
[10:49] <MonkeyDust> n1  there's no such thing in linux
[10:49] <ThinkT510> n1: extentions don't really matter in linux
[10:49] <ThinkT510> !deb | n1
[10:50] <n1> yes, though on that terminal I lack net connection and doing it to instal the dongle connection
[10:50] <n1> gdebi it is
[10:51] <n1> so, in the terminal I have to write the path to the main folder containig gdebi files?
[10:51] <n1> ...when installing
[10:52] <MonkeyDust> n1  in the terminal, use dpkg -i blah.deb
[10:52] <n1> it returns error
[10:53] <MonkeyDust> n1  start from the beginning, what are you trying to do
[10:53] <n1> extracted gdebi in the home folder
[10:54] <n1> and when installing with dpkg command, returns error
[10:54] <ThinkT510> MonkeyDust: sounds like he's trying to install his dongle for internet access
[10:59] <wakeLan> hi!
[10:59] <wakeLan> if i do a sudo poweroff...qhat runlevel am i using?
[10:59] <wols_> n1: you should stop being fixated on gdebi. it's a simple, not very useful, frontend to dpkg
[11:00] <wols_> n1: what package are you trying to install? what is the full filename?
[11:00] <wols_> wakeLan: rephrase your question please
[11:01] <wakeLan> wols_: i am trying to use wakeonlan...i made some changes on rc6 and rc0....if i do a sudo poweroff...i can wakeonlan that computer....if i shudown using the menu entry...it does not wake
[11:03] <wols_> afaik both should go to rc6
[11:05] <n1_> MonkeyDust the error: n1n0@lap:~$ sudo dpkg -i '/home/n1n0/gdebi-0.8.5ubuntu1 '  [sudo] password for n1n0:  dpkg-split: error: error reading /home/n1n0/gdebi-0.8.5ubuntu1 : Is a directory dpkg: error processing /home/n1n0/gdebi-0.8.5ubuntu1  (--install):  subprocess dpkg-split returned error exit status 2 Errors were encountered while processing:  /home/n1n0/gdebi-0.8.5ubuntu1
[11:05] <wols_> n1_: ls -l /home/n1n0/gdebi-0.8.5ubuntu1*
[11:06] <n1_> is the another command for the installation?
[11:06] <n1_> with or without sudo at the beginning?
[11:07] <Foca_> Hi, i'm use Ubuntu 12.04 and my connection is 800k when i start one download the Ubuntu get all connection for download the file why ?
[11:07] <crizis> .. what?
[11:08] <wols_> n1_: no sudo. it shows what this file you want to install actually is
[11:08] <wakeLan> wols_: why is it actind differenty then?
[11:08] <wols_> wakeLan: dunno, sorry
[11:10] <MonkeyDust> wakeLan  there's also ##networking
[11:11] <llutz> wakeLan: try explicitly setting WoL on with "/sbin/ethtool -s ethX wol g" in a short script like /etc/network/if-down.d/wol
[11:12] <wakeLan> llutz: thank you...did it ages ago :)
[11:13] <llutz> wakeLan: and it still doesn't work?
[11:13] <wakeLan> no...
[11:13] <wakeLan> i would like to know what command does exactly run the poweroff red button applet you can add to gnome panels
[11:14] <wakeLan> and what command does it exactly run when you click Shutdown entry on the menu appearing when you press the power off button of my computer
[11:14] <n1> wols with ls -l returns this: ls -l '/home/n1n0/gdebi-0.8.5ubuntu1 '  total 68 -rw-r--r-- 1 n1n0 n1n0   160 Ruj 22 15:20 AUTHORS -rw-r--r-- 1 n1n0 n1n0 17987 Ruj 22 15:20 COPYING drwxr-xr-x 2 n1n0 n1n0  4096 Ruj 22 15:21 data drwxr-xr-x 3 n1n0 n1n0  4096 Ruj 22 15:21 debian -rwxr-xr-x 1 n1n0 n1n0  4022 Ruj 22 15:20 gdebi drwxr-xr-x 2 n1n0 n1n0  4096 Ruj 22 15:39 GDebi -rwxr-xr-x 1 n1n0 n1n0  3426 Ruj 22 15:20 gdebi-gtk -rwxr-xr-x 1 n1n0
[11:14] <wakeLan> because clearly, it's not poweroff command
[11:15] <e1nh4nd3r> So hey.  I updated kernels over the weekend on my Elitebook 8560p and now I can't use my dock and multi-monitor set-up.  How do I go about reverting the kernel to the previous version?
[11:17] <MonkeyDust> wakeLan  there's also e.g. sudo shutdown -h now         explore the shutdown command
[11:18] <acidflash> auto eth0
[11:18] <acidflash> iface eth0 inet static
[11:18] <acidflash> what are my other options instead of auto ?
[11:18] <llutz> acidflash: "man 5 interfaces"
[11:18] <acidflash> ok
[11:19] <MonkeyDust> acidflash  better don't mess with it if you don't know what you are doing
[11:19] <acidflash> MonkeyDust: I know what I want to do, adn what im doing, just not sure what the man page was called :D
[11:21] <BoozeWooz> hei
[11:22] <BoozeWooz> ~___~ from booring no talk here
[11:25] <BoozeWooz> ~______________________________________________________~
[11:25] <llutz> BoozeWooz: stop that please
[11:25] <BoozeWooz> ok sorry
[11:25] <MonkeyDust> BoozeWooz  did you have an ubuntu question?
[11:26] <BoozeWooz> do you know any stuff from selinux?
[11:26] <BoozeWooz> it said on the ubuntu pages its not supported, but an older version is supported
[11:26] <BoozeWooz> (selinux-basics), so i installed that but it doesnt seem to have muc heffect
[11:26] <MonkeyDust> BoozeWooz  some 90 people in #selinux
[11:27] <BoozeWooz> oo it has its own irc? i go there, thanks!
[11:27] <blackshirt> boozewooz, you should activated it, and relabelling your file system
[11:28] <BoozeWooz> activate? relabel?
[11:29] <blackshirt> join  #selinux
[11:29] <BoozeWooz> i go there
[11:29] <blackshirt> like monkeydust said before
[11:29] <BoozeWooz> http://selinuxproject.org/page/Guide/Installation
[11:29] <BoozeWooz> yes i found this but its
[11:29] <BoozeWooz> no gui :D
[11:30] <BoozeWooz> but ill ask there, thanks!
[11:30] <blackshirt> yes, no gui..you should learn it
[11:30] <BoozeWooz> :( i use some other stuff (fedora) and it did have..
[11:30] <blackshirt> fedora still the best for learning selinux system
[11:31] <blackshirt> they included some nice gui frontend
[11:31] <BoozeWooz> yes :D its the one i want!!
[11:31] <MonkeyDust> !selinux
[11:31] <BoozeWooz> but the OS is not so good to be honest :S their packet manager is horrible
[11:32] <blackshirt> thats very relative
[11:32] <BoozeWooz> hmm but thats why theres so many distro, everyone want something :P
[11:34] <blackshirt> you can learn something even on cli based
[11:37] <BoozeWooz> data transmission - please wait
[11:43] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 sry for late respond, lemme check
[11:44] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[11:44] <harshad> ubuntu seems more crowded then debian rooms
[11:45] <jpds> harshad: Price of being popular.
[11:45] <harshad> is there any binary deb of hiphop-php?
[11:45] <ThinkT510> !find hiphop
[11:45] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 yes iam
[11:46] <BoozeWooz> interestings
[11:46] <harshad> @jpds or maybe it is price of having too many bugs :)
[11:46] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: why are you trying to load a 32bit header?
[11:47] <MonkeyDust> harshad  i had never heard of and don't know what it does, but there's this http://mediakey.dk/~cc/howto-install-hiphop-for-php-on-ubuntu/
[11:47] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 :S idk, i just tryed to start a proxy with dental-server :S
[11:48] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: is dental-server 32bit?
[11:48] <harshad> @monkeydust hiphop for php is facebooks tool that compiles php code to native C++ thus enabling faster execution of php code
[11:48] <MonkeyDust> ah, facebook, don't have that
[11:49]  * lotuspsychje neither
[11:49] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 dont belive so, i installed it a few min ago on my 64bit dedi though that was debian but i dont think that will matter :S
[11:49] <harshad> excuse me but i do not know how to reply to chats..i rarely hang on irc
[11:49] <crizis> *developed by facebook
[11:49] <crizis> open source tool
[11:49] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: we only support ubuntu here, never mix ubuntu and debian packages
[11:50] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 i dont mix it, iam trying to install it on my vps that is ubuntu, and i used apt-get install to get it...
[11:50] <noob4life> hello
[11:50] <harshad> @crizis yes, its that same tool developed by facebook
[11:50] <noob4life> Can i ask some questions about ubuntu/
[11:50] <noob4life> ?
[11:50] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: ah, sorry, misunderstood your previous statement
[11:50] <lotuspsychje> !ask | noob4life
[11:50] <rsser> where is badwave?
[11:51] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 i thought you would, its okej :D
[11:51] <noob4life> lol
[11:51] <harshad> !noob4life ask
[11:51] <noob4life> fair enough just trying to be polite
[11:51] <Cristen> How do you replace strings with special characters using sed ? I tried escaping everything but it doesn't work : http://pastie.org/private/ptpgxgv2cwvnecc6fzuq where am I wrong ?
[11:53] <MonkeyDust> Cristen  found this snippet http://paste.ubuntu.com/1282921/
[11:53] <rsser> how can I run the non bash script?
[11:54] <rsser> the script is #!/bin/bash
[11:54] <truexfan81> that is a bash script
[11:54] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 should i try to reinstall libc or what should i do?
[11:54] <Cristen> MonkeyDust I don't want to replace the special characters actually I want to replace the whole string containing special characters
[11:54] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: no idea sorry
[11:54] <rsser> the system says: /bin/bash^M: invalid compiler: file or directory missing
[11:55] <rsser> truexfan81, how to fix that?
[11:55] <MonkeyDust> rsser  there's also #bash
[11:55] <truexfan81> rsser: need to find and install whatever its missing
[11:55] <Gnea> rsser: #!/bin/sh
[11:55] <llutz> !info dos2unix | rsser    recode it, it has DOS-lineendings
[11:55] <rsser> thanks, Gnea
[11:55] <lotuspsychje> noob4life:did your question dissapear? :p
[11:56] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 should i reask the question and see if someone else helps me?
[11:56] <rsser> Gnea, why is that happened?
[11:56] <Gnea> rsser: dos2unix should fix it too
[11:56] <ThinkT510> tryy3|Coding: sure, that's what the channel is for
[11:56] <rsser> ?
[11:56] <rsser> isn't DOS M$ systems?
[11:56] <tryy3|Coding> ThinkT510 k :D
[11:56] <tryy3|Coding> ´Oct 16 14:26:09<PHONE_NUMBER>) danted[21686]: symbolfunction(): compiletime configuration error?  Failed to open "libc.so": /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so: invalid ELF header´ can anyone please help me?
[11:56] <Gnea> rsser: because someone wrote the script in notepad, probably
[11:57] <Gnea> rsser: yes, but there are systems like cygwin that allow you to run shell scripts in windows
[11:57] <rsser> hum
[11:57] <rsser> okay
[11:58] <rsser> if i edit the file on gedit could the problem be solved?
[11:58] <rsser> despite of changing, there are still  error
[11:59] <Gnea> rsser: no, just install dos2unix and run the script through it - that'll fix it
[12:00] <TJ-> tryy3|Coding: see bug 67085
[12:00] <rsser> Gnea, could you see the script?
[12:00] <TJ-> tryy3|Coding: sorry, typo, ignore that... try this one bug 767085
[12:00] <Gnea> rsser: huh?
[12:00] <rsser> Gnea, look that ==> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7570113/linux-kernel-3.6.1
[12:01] <rsser> I'd like to update my kernel from 3.2 to  3.6.1 version
[12:01] <tryy3|Coding> TJ- so update libc6?
[12:01] <Gnea> rsser: iacon% file linux-kernel-3.6.1.txt
[12:01] <Gnea> linux-kernel-3.6.1.txt: Bourne-Again shell script, ASCII text executable, with CRLF line terminators
[12:02] <Gnea> rsser: "with CRLF line terminators"  <-- that.
[12:02] <ThinkT510> rsser: that can be done either via ppa or compiling (neither of which are officially supported here)
[12:02] <ThinkT510> rsser: any reason you need 3.6.1?
[12:03] <amos__> ActionParsnip
[12:03] <rsser> ThinkT510, test, I'm sort of beta tester
[12:03] <rsser> I love the newest
[12:03] <ThinkT510> !latest | rsser
[12:03] <rsser> ThinkT510, I know about that
[12:03] <TJ-> rsser: See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds
[12:04] <Gnea> rsser: so just dos2unix linux-kernel-3.6.1.txt
[12:04] <ThinkT510> rsser: if you always want the latest then perhaps ubuntu isn't what you are looking for
[12:04] <rsser> I don't want offend you, but I don't care about stability. The installation is for test
[12:04] <rsser> I have a Vm for that
[12:04] <rsser> yes, Gnea
[12:04] <Gnea> ThinkT510: it's not really our place to judge how someone uses their system in a case like this.
[12:04] <lotuspsychje> is ubuntu safe for the new jacksbot trojan? http://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/new-multiplatform-backdoor-jacksbot-discovered/
[12:05] <rsser> I got it what you meant
[12:05] <ThinkT510> rsser: good stuff, vms are great testing grounds
[12:05] <khussein78> I am running KVM and installed CentOS 6 as guest , I want to monitor network traffic on centos by iptraf, but it show no TCP packets ? i used bridge mode
[12:05] <khussein78> KVM running on ubuntu 12.04
[12:05] <rsser> ThinkT510, sorry for my ignorancy
[12:05] <rsser> but I like to use vm for that
[12:05] <ThinkT510> rsser: no worries
[12:06] <Gnea> rsser: I've always found that using the real hardware is better to test with in a non-professional setting
[12:06] <rsser> Gnea, good point
[12:06] <Gnea> just make sure to keep a livecd handy :)
[12:06] <rsser> yeah, Gnea
[12:07] <rsser> it is working now
[12:07] <rsser> the problem was like you said
[12:07] <rsser> CF's of windows
[12:07] <rsser> Gnea, everyone knows about that, why does the problem persist?
[12:07] <amos__> hi guyz av noticd that the printer in ubuntu aint working can some one help me please???
[12:07] <rsser> why does no one fix this cf's problem?
[12:08] <Gnea> rsser: well, you just did
[12:08] <rsser> or isn't this a real problem?
[12:08] <Gnea> that's the solution: if you run across one, you run it through dos2unix
[12:08] <DrDamnit> on ubuntu server, how do I change the video mode to a lower mode via ssh? I can ssh into the box, but the monitor is not responding to the video mode (I see it during post, but once the server comes up, the screen goes blank).
[12:08] <WeThePeople> where would i find a copy of the hosts file??
[12:08] <Gnea> rsser: not really, it's more of a nuissance than anything else, but there's nothing specifically against such distribution.
[12:08] <rsser> so, but I meant it's why doesn't system recognize CF's automatically?
[12:08] <Gnea> WeThePeople: in /etc
[12:09] <Gnea> rsser: because they're inefficient and they're m$-specific? can't think of why else...
[12:09] <bazhang> amos__, check linuxprinting.org database First
[12:10] <WeThePeople> gnea, i didnt see a .bak file for it there
[12:10] <rsser> hehe, Gnea
[12:10] <ThinkT510> WeThePeople: you deleted the hosts file?
[12:11] <WeThePeople> thinkt510, yes
[12:11] <bazhang> rsser, what is your ubuntu support issue
[12:11] <ThinkT510> WeThePeople: then you need to make a new one
[12:11] <WeThePeople> thinkt510, what does that look like
[12:11] <WeThePeople> ?
[12:11] <rsser> Gnea, but wouldn't the right the carry jump to the next line and move to left?

[12:12] <bazhang> rsser, ?
[12:13] <auronandace> WeThePeople: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1282946/
[12:13] <auronandace> WeThePeople: that's mine
[12:13] <rsser> bazhang, I don't know, let's find out
[12:13] <rsser> it's installing, bazhang
[12:13] <auronandace> WeThePeople: your machine name will be different (mine is revo70)
[12:13] <bazhang> rsser, this is for ubuntu support only
[12:13] <bazhang> chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic rsser
[12:14] <rsser> bazhang, I want to explore the ubuntu
[12:14] <rsser> how is that?
[12:14] <rsser> I'm updating the kernel
[12:14] <WeThePeople> auronandace, thanks, the internet wasnt working because of this
[12:14] <rsser> how is off topic?
[12:14] <bazhang> rsser, no need for a minute by minute update of that exploration here
[12:14] <rsser> I'm updating the kernel for ubuntu 12.04
[12:14] <ThinkT510> WeThePeople: no worries (my other nick)
[12:14] <bazhang> rsser, to what version, and from where
[12:16] <rsser> I think you are worried about what is or isn't on topic issue! :D
[12:16] <rsser> bazhang, relax a little
[12:16]  * lotuspsychje hides
[12:16] <bazhang> rsser, please answer my question
[12:19] <louiemat> newbee here can anyone tell me how to share documents across the computer
[12:19] <ThinkT510> louiemat: from and to what?
[12:20] <rsser> what is your question, bazhang? I'm sorry. I'm not an English native. Could you repeat your question?
[12:21] <louiemat> my home computer with multiple systems to share amongst them - legal docs etc
[12:21] <rsser> would you like to know from version to what version that I'm updating?
[12:21] <rsser> ubuntu 12.04 kernel 3.2 to 12.04 kernel 3.6.1
[12:22] <elfenixtorres> aren't you guys afraid of MS being one of the biggest contributors to the kernel?
[12:22] <elfenixtorres> it bother me
[12:22] <elfenixtorres> bothers*
[12:23] <jn_> How can I make new lines when in edit mode in "hnb" if anyone have tried it?
[12:23] <rsser> elfenixtorres, this is worry, because M$ will copy the kernel to put on their system
[12:23] <louiemat> think510 did you see my post reply
[12:23] <davidguard> I just ran an update and my computer crashed and now it stalls when I try to boot. I think the partition for /root is full. How can I free space without booting up? I have booted into MacOS to chat.
[12:23] <ThinkT510> elfenixtorres: the only contributions they make are for the hyperV, which is all gpl
[12:24] <elfenixtorres> hmz, ok, thanks ThinkT510
[12:24] <elfenixtorres> rsser: yeah that's my impression as well -> personal benefit for capitalist means
[12:24] <elfenixtorres> it's ... wrong
[12:24] <wols_> davidguard: you can boot to a live cd and access /root then. however, a full /root will not cause a failed bootup
[12:24] <ThinkT510> louiemat: all ubuntu systems?
[12:25] <louiemat> ? is that a articaleI should read?
[12:25] <rsser> elfenixtorres, since the beginning, when you think something isn't right, you have to fight for...
[12:26] <rsser> the Ubuntu is our flag
[12:26] <ThinkT510> louiemat: are the systems you want to share the docs with all running ubuntu?
[12:26] <Dragonster82> #join minecraft
[12:26] <Dragonster82> Lol
[12:26] <louiemat> ubuntu 12.10 and Pinguy 12.04
[12:26] <Dragonster82> How do I be an operator?
[12:27] <rsser> ?
[12:27] <rsser> Dragonster82?
[12:27] <Dragonster82> Yes Rsser?
[12:27] <rsser> why did you invite us to minecraft channel/
[12:27] <rsser> answer me on pvt
[12:27] <davidguard> wals_: unfortunately when I insert a livecd I'm not given the option to boot from it. I don't know what is preventing it from booting. I just thought it could be /root being full because it appears to be and before it crashed I got messages about not being able to mount an external hard drive due to a partition being full. (The external hard drive has 60GB free).
[12:28] <Pici> rsser: it was a typo, ignore it.
[12:28] <rsser> okay, rsser
[12:28] <Dragonster82> Yes, my mistake.
[12:28] <rsser> davidguard, did you make settings on bios?
[12:28] <rsser> you need to setting boot cd on bios
[12:29] <rsser> or press F8 and select to the boot device