[07:51] <alusion> anyways, dr_willis do you happen to know where tomboy notes are saved? Or perhaps how I can search for something from the terminal ? (could improve my skills in searching)
[07:51] <krababbel> bawig1: some do, and we laugh at them
[07:52] <dr_willis> tomboy had notes in .config/ perhaps? i dont use tomboy any more since u1 stopped syncing them
[07:52] <bawig1> 01:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Wireless-N 1000
[07:52] <dr_willis> find and locate are main ways i searh from terminal. ;)
[07:53] <dr_willis> alusion:  that zetgiest thing is supposed to save a history of what apps you have ran also.
[07:53] <alusion> whats the difference?
[07:53] <dr_willis> locate uses a database and is faster.. find is more current
[07:53] <dr_willis> find has some amazeing features
[07:53] <BlackWeb> found it
[07:53] <bawig1> the 3G still works but for some reason I cannot get a working connection
[07:54] <bawig1> *802.11g/n
[07:54] <BlackWeb> is there a way to make the dash more like the gnome menu, i find it easier to browse program right now through cairo-docks menu
[07:54] <ftrajano> hi, does anyone uses backtrack 5!?
[07:54] <ikonia> the guys in #backtrack-linux do
[07:55] <alusion> how can I output the results into something else?
[07:55] <ikonia> ftrajano: that's where backtrack is supported/discussed #backtrack-linux
[07:55] <dr_willis> BlackWeb:  thers classic-gnome-menu indicator applets and panel  things you can add.
[07:55] <ftrajano> thank u ikonia
[07:55] <dr_willis> BlackWeb:  check askubuntu.com for 'classic gnome menu unity' perhaps for a uopdated list of how to get one
[07:56] <alusion> dr_willis after so many years of using linux i'm a little curious to see an old timers desktop or how they get around on a daily basis o.o
[07:56] <alusion> can you offer a glimpse at your desktop environment ?  :o
[07:56] <dr_willis> im just using the default unity mainly  run awn for a easier task switcher
[07:56] <BlackWeb> Alright Sounds good, cause ya right now have to computers 1 with 10.10, 1 with 12.04, like 12.04, but find that to be the main disadvantage over 10.10 i guess, untii i find a substitute i guess
[07:56] <T_H_X> win 98
[07:57] <alusion> awn I have heard about awn
[07:57] <alusion> what is awn again?
[07:57] <dr_willis> !dock
[07:57] <alusion> interesting, I use cairo  :o
[07:58] <BlackWeb> Alright I'll give give them a try and see if i cant get the feel of one of them Thanks :)
[07:58] <dr_willis> !info wbar
[07:58] <alusion> do you have any really neat programs you'd recommend ? or terminal commands worth installing?
[07:58] <dr_willis> depends on your needs..
[07:58] <dr_willis> !info mc
[07:58] <dr_willis> mc is a must have. ;)
[07:58] <alusion> better than nautilius ?
[07:59] <dr_willis> mc has been around since like.... for ever..
[07:59] <alusion> I personally have a lot of images and like to see them with icons,  is that possible with MC?
[07:59] <dr_willis> mc is text based file manafer..  :)
[07:59] <dr_willis> manager
[08:00] <wylde> dr_willis: lol I was using that almost 20 years ago!
[08:00] <dr_willis> all ascii
[08:00] <alusion> I'll stick to my gui lol
[08:00] <dr_willis> wylde and it still has features missing in most file managers
[08:00] <dr_willis> alusion:  untill you get stuck on ssh or the console.. and need a quick file manager...
[08:00] <wylde> dr_willis: :)
[08:00] <krababbel> alusion: shotwell is allready there
[08:00] <dr_willis> dual pane file managers = the way i work
[08:00] <alusion> I love dual pane..
[08:01] <alusion> i will check it out if it will give me those sweet sweet 1337 points
[08:01] <dr_willis> theres a few more gui-like mc tools out also.
[08:01] <dr_willis> !info gentoo
[08:01] <sauvin> How do you tell if a massive update is hung in 12.04?
[08:02] <krababbel> sauvin: system monitor, details in package updater
[08:02] <sauvin> Huh?
[08:03] <alusion> dr_willis, how can I personalize my terminal ?
[08:03] <sauvin> I'm ssh'd into my girlfriend's computer. Command line?
[08:04] <chu> alusion: You want to modify your bash configuration (~/.bashrc), there should be an example file in /etc/bashrc or somewhere. Let me check.
[08:04] <chu> alusion: Yeah, `cat /etc/bash.bashrc' to see it
[08:04] <krababbel> sauvin: ps, top, don't know if you can view the output of the update command now
[08:05] <alusion> How should I edit it?
[08:05] <sauvin> Top just says the updater is taking about 3% CPU.
[08:05] <chu> alusion: What's your favourite text-editor?
[08:05] <Silversong> dr_willis: I got it working :)
[08:05] <alusion> I use gedit
[08:05] <Silversong> dr_willis: I didn't realize I was using this new technology from like less than 3 weeks ago. I had to install the April 30th version of Bumblebee 3.0.2
[08:05] <chu> alusion: Then type `gedit ~/.bashrc' at the command prompt :)
[08:05] <Silversong> :)
[08:05] <chu> (Or open the file `~/.bashrc
[08:05] <chu> ' from gedit)
[08:06] <alusion> Very cool!
[08:06] <dr_willis> Silversong:  consider yoruself lucky it works at all... ;)
[08:06] <Silversong> dr_willis: why?
[08:06] <dr_willis> Silversong:  i see people in here daily with massive bumblebee issues
[08:07] <Silversong> dr_willis: f**k. Did I fall into some kind of trap? Lol. Should I not have installed it?
[08:07] <chu> alusion: Now, we want to *see* the example script (in `/etc/bash.bashrc') so we can copy the good parts across (alternatively, you could just open the `/etc/bash.bashrc' in gedit, then save it as `~/.bashrc'
[08:07] <dr_willis> the deveelopment of that  tool is progessing at a very very rapiid pace is whats going on Silversong
[08:07] <dr_willis> Silversong:  its not the tool thats the issue.. its nvidia not supporting linux thats the problem
[08:07] <alusion> I just want to include a custom ascii art to greet me
[08:08] <alusion> =)
[08:08] <Silversong> dr_willis: Oh. I thought they're going to
[08:08] <dr_willis> alusion:  you really should alter your users  bash files not the system wide ones..
[08:08] <dr_willis> Silversong:  ive not seen much mention of it...  i havent really  been paying attention.
[08:08] <tec3b> juan es una oveja
[08:08] <tec3b> juan es ujna oveja
[08:08] <tec3b> olaa
[08:09] <tec3b> juan es una ovejaaa
[08:09] <Silversong> dr_willis: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=OTQxNg
[08:09] <chu> alusion: We could also do that!
[08:09] <alusion> :D I am trying to think of what I want...
[08:10] <chu> alusion: That's fine. Since we have clarified *this* issue, if you have any further questions, please come to `#ubuntu-offtopic' and ask :)
[08:11] <dr_willis> Silversong:  if you read the artical.. it says that nvidia the company is not supporting it.. so all this bumblebee stuff and so forth has been created by the linux community..  not 'nvidia'
[08:11] <tarzeau> does unity work with 1204 for multimonitor setups, for anyone?
[08:11] <Silversong> well yeah I know, but as long as it works, right?
[08:11] <Silversong> :)
[08:11] <dr_willis> Silversong:  so 'they' as in 'nvidia' still are being jerks about it as far as ive read,    ;)
[08:11] <dr_willis> no... they NEED to support linux..
[08:12] <Silversong> cuz MOST of the people in this world are NOOBS
[08:12] <dr_willis> I am going intel for my next laptop i imagine.
[08:12] <Silversong> and they use $1500 facebook machines (lol macbook pro) or windows
[08:12] <dr_willis> nvidia and ati both give a lot of lip-service to linux. but then just shrug us off.
[08:12] <Silversong> but that's the big money pool
[08:12] <Silversong> and when it omes to nvidia, it's all about $$$
[08:13] <krababbel> dr_willis: more like protecting millions of investment :) Intel doesn't have better drivers I read.
[08:13] <Silversong> dr_willis: what laptop you use now?
[08:13] <dr_willis> i got a $150 netbook i got on clerance at xmas time. :)
[08:13] <dr_willis> gave my Big-monster 20lb gaming laptop to my  brother
[08:14] <dr_willis> intel hardware   is catching up with what most people need for '3d' - so ive been reading.  ati and nvidia both should be watching out. ;l)
[08:15] <Silversong> dr_willis: do you work for intel? lol
[08:15] <Silversong> it sounds like you're some kind of boss there
[08:15] <dr_willis> I work for chrysler.
[08:15] <krababbel> dr_willis: let's hope their drivers will improve
[08:15] <Silversong> oh. sweet. My favorite brand of car. esp the 300C
[08:16] <Silversong> but too poor to get one right now xD
[08:16] <Silversong> only a student
[08:16] <Silversong> i assume you do a lot of hardware coding with the systems?
[08:16] <Silversong> such as MIPS? do you use that/
[08:17] <Mischinka> Hmm.. maybe someone here can give me some insight, fresh install of ubuntu precise nginx and php-fpm and my shopping cart checkout button seems disabled now..
[08:17] <dr_willis> I dont touch comptuers at all at work. :) i fix machines..
[08:17] <Silversong> oh
[08:17] <Silversong> wasted_potential
[08:17] <Silversong> :{
[08:17] <Gyro54> Is there a channel for Thunderbird?
[08:18] <iceroot> Gyro54: irc.mozilla.org  and then #thunderbird
[08:18] <ikonia> Mischinka: I'd assume that is something to do with the application/setup rather than the webserver/php
[08:18] <Gyro54> iceroot: Thanks
[08:21] <NimeshNeema> how do i run brightside ?
[08:21] <Silversong> hey how do I force-quit a program?
[08:21] <Silversong> like you know how you end-task under Processes tab in Windows Task Manager
[08:22] <NimeshNeema> Silversong: kill -9 <pid>
[08:22] <chu> Silversong: Open up a separate terminal, type `xkill' and select the program you want to kill.
[08:22] <chu> Alternatively, use NimeshNeema's approach.
[08:22] <NimeshNeema> Silversong: or use system monitor
[08:23] <NimeshNeema> I just installed Brightside but not able to figure out how to start it ?
[08:24] <NimeshNeema> error says Could not load support for bonobo
[08:24] <Silversong> OKAY I am starting to run into troubles with Bumblebee!
[08:24] <Silversong> lol
[08:24] <KM0201> Silversong: whats bumblebee?
[08:25] <Steevca> A robot. :D
[08:25] <Silversong> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee KM0201
[08:26] <KM0201> Silversong: so whats the point of it?
[08:26] <Silversong> it's soemthing that helps nVIDIA Optimus run on Linux
[08:26] <crizis> handling dual intel/nvidia cards i think
[08:26] <KM0201> oh ok
[08:26] <Silversong> my laptop has 2 video cards, one nVIDIA and one Intel
[08:26] <Silversong> the intel one runs low-grade graphics, saving power and less overheat
[08:27] <Silversong> boosts up nVIDIA card when it's needed
[08:27] <dr_willis> if it even works at the most basic level - bumble is amazeing. ;)
[08:27] <Silversong> It's choppy
[08:27] <dr_willis> i dident think it choudl change on the 'fly' - yoiu had to somehow pick one or the other
[08:28] <dr_willis> but again.. ive only skimmed the docs and artoicals about it. ive never really used it
[08:28] <aniilrp> hi
[08:28] <aniilrp> hi
[08:29] <altin> I am connected to a wireless network with my laptop (internal wifi card) and now I want to share that network through my wireless USB, how can I do that ?
[08:33] <Josssse> Hello Everybody. Yesterday I was working on an article, took a pause and then turned on my computer again. To my surprise, the .tex file disappeared. I'm pretty sure it was ubuntu ones fault. Is there some sort of back up tools which saves files I chose every, say 5 minutes, so I can have a sort of history of changes?
[08:33] <RawProduce> altin: you should be able to setup an ad-hoc network
[08:33] <Josssse> Maybe even a gedit module.
[08:34] <altin> RawProduce, but If I do that I get disconnected form the network I am getting internet from
[08:34] <RawProduce> maybe try and bridge the connections?
[08:34] <auronandace> Josssse: welcome to cloud computing
[08:35] <RawProduce> Josssse: you could always setup a git repo and have a daemon commit every 5 minutes xD
[08:35] <Josssse> auronandace, :)
[08:35] <Josssse> RawProduce, What is a git repo?
[08:36] <RawProduce> Josssse: git is a version control system - software developers use it
[08:36] <MatCat> Hey, I am running Ubuntu 12.04 LTE, and for some reason my ability to change background images has stopped working, the settings program runs fine, but the background does not change, any ideas?
[08:36] <RawProduce> it's trivial to setup, though
[08:37] <RawProduce> I'm sure there's a simpler way to solve your problem, though
[08:37] <RawProduce> try dropbox
[08:39] <chu> Josssse: Not a programmer, but I have my whole `~/Documents/' directory in a git repo on a USB stick I have. I just "push" new changes to the stick (about every week) and "pull" them onto a separate computer when I want them updated. Keeps the sets of files consistent. Much easier than emailing myself a change everytime I update the file.
[08:40] <Josssse> chu, do you recommend a git for me?
[08:40] <Josssse> Would it be a good Idea to have it run every five minutes?
[08:41] <REK_007> is there a way to add the DVD ISO as a repo on ubuntu ?
[08:42] <chu> Josssse: I *do* recommend git. It's not an issue to set up, and has some really nice tools available. I do the pushes manually, but you could run it every 5 minutes (if you wrote a naive script, it could be a bit painful)
[08:42] <Josssse> chu, heh, Git is the git. Sorry.
[08:42] <KM0201> REK_007: an ISO? probably.
[08:42] <KM0201> you'd have to mount the ISO, then add it to your repository list
[08:43] <REK_007> KM0201: yeah an ISO
[08:43] <REK_007> KM0201: i have mounted the ISO on /cdrom
[08:43] <Josssse> chu, What do you mean by naive script, could be painful??
[08:43] <KM0201> ok, what happens when you try to add it to synaptic?
[08:43] <REK_007> but sources still dont recognize it
[08:43] <RawProduce> Josssse: if your information is not sensitive, you could use github - they host git repositories (repo's) for free
[08:44] <chu> Josssse: Well, presumably you'd only want to issue the push if the file had actually changed. In a naive script, you probably wouldn't take that into account.
[08:44] <REK_007> when i try add volume on sources it says "Could not find a suitable CD." KM0201
[08:44] <KM0201> hmm
[08:44] <Josssse> RawProduce, Thanks!
[08:45] <RawProduce> chu: "git push" on a repo with no changes yields "Everything up-to-date"
[08:45] <RawProduce> I don't think that's as much of an issue as you expect
[08:45] <KM0201> REK_007: http://askubuntu.com/questions/4694/how-to-use-a-iso-image-as-a-cd-rom-repository
[08:45] <chu> RawProduce: Yep, but if you were running that every 5 minutes it's stealing your valuable cpu cycles
[08:45] <Josssse> chu, I'll check git out I think It'll do the job. I was actually thinking about writing a perl process which did the job, it wouldn't be sooo hard.
[08:45] <RawProduce> true
[08:45] <Josssse> But I think git is exactly what I need.
[08:46] <chu> Josssse: Git is pretty amazing.
[08:46] <REK_007> KM0201: i tried that only didnt work .. so came on IRC
[08:46] <KM0201> hmm
[08:46] <AB2jabbar> http://pastie.org/3900027
[08:46] <RawProduce> Josssse: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/420143/making-git-auto-commit
[08:46] <RawProduce> exactly what you need for a non-naive script
[08:46] <chu> Hehe.
[08:47] <KM0201> REK_007: i dunno, did you try all the suggestions on that page? (there's several that people say work)
[08:47] <REK_007> yeah i tried all of them so far none have worked for me
[08:50] <KM0201> REK_007: have you tried juergen's instructions..   http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-19378.html   that looks more logicalt o me (if that doesn't work, i dunno)
[08:51] <REK_007> KM0201: I added the path manually ... Get:1 file: precise Release.gpg [198 B]  Get:2 file: precise Release [4,595 B]
[08:51] <REK_007> is this supposed to be working then?
[08:51] <KM0201> it looks like it.
[08:51] <REK_007> cool then :)
[08:52] <KM0201> REK_007: you got that when you ran apt-get update?
[08:52] <REK_007> yeah KM0201
[08:52] <Josssse> RawProduce, That's nice but since i'm writing math stuff with latex i'm constantly saving and compiling. I wouldn't want the file to be backed up every time I save it. Just every five minutes, if it changes.
[08:52] <KM0201> then i would say it probably worked
[08:52] <REK_007> cool :)
[08:52] <chu> Josssse: Do you use LyX for LaTeX?
[08:53] <KM0201> REK_007: try disconnecting someething from the internet, and see if you can install something that is on the repo.
[08:53] <Josssse> chu, No. What's lyx?
[08:53] <REK_007> KM0201: yeah trying that
[08:53] <RawProduce> Josssse: you could store the last commit date in a file somewhere - when the file changes, compare the date in the file to the current one - if it's more than 5 minutes, commit/push. This way you save every 5 minutes only when there are changes
[08:54] <chu> Josssse: Just a WYSIWYG-esque LaTeX editor :) (I'm in the same boat, I mainly just write latex files)
[08:56] <REK_007> KM0201: nope not working
[08:56] <Josssse> chu, I just apt-get lyx to check it out. Normally I just use latexila.
[08:56] <KM0201> hm, i have no idea, just burn it to a CD i guess, or use the online repos
[08:56] <chu> Never heard of latexila :)
[08:56] <pawdro> hello, i'm using glade-gtk2 in Ubuntu 12.04 and after creating i.e GtkWindow I want to insert Menubar and I cannot see it. Anyone seen such bug/feature. Nothing found in google...
[08:57] <Josssse> RawProduce, I'm still trying to figure out how git works. Then I'll try to tweek it. :)
[08:57] <Josssse> It's so cool to be back doing computer stuff.
[08:59] <AB2jabbar> wget & axel dont work
[08:59] <AB2jabbar> error:http://pastie.org/3900027
[09:00] <B4u> Hi all
[09:00] <virpara> hey
[09:00] <REK_007> KM0201: Got i working clean :) mounted and symlinked to /media/apt now it shows up in sources :)
[09:01] <alusion> How do I change the login sound in ubuntu 12.04?
[09:01] <alusion> Did the process change perhaps
[09:01] <alusion> I have my .ogg file ready
[09:01] <B4u> whats up
[09:01] <dr_willis> alusion:  ive  heard there can be some nasty issues when  messing with the login sound. Like lightdm not logging in normal users..
[09:02] <AB2jabbar> http://pastie.org/3900027
[09:02] <alusion> What is lightdm?
[09:02] <crizis> ubuntu's default login manager. the one where you type in your password when you login..
[09:02] <dr_willis> i disabled the login sound with ubuntu-tweak and lightdm dident like it. ;) not sure if ubuntuii--tweak has a tool to change the sound
[09:02] <dr_willis> gdm worked however.
[09:02] <rico> hi guys, can someone link me a giude to make 12.04 gnome like? by italian userXD
[09:03] <dr_willis> rico:  for somthing that specific. id think google would give faster rewults
[09:03] <dr_willis> !nounity
[09:03] <alusion> I have a 15 second clip, is it too long ?
[09:03] <dr_willis> the omgubuntu and webupd8 sites had some guides on making 12.04 gnome-2ish
[09:04] <rico> thanks
[09:04] <ikonia> and those are two sites I'd avoid like the plague
[09:04] <dr_willis> alusion:  no idea. i find that sound a stupid idea and turn it off
[09:06] <ruli> if you're going to make ubuntu-2ish you may as well install a different distribution and not fight with it
[09:06] <dr_willis> or move on to better things ;)
[09:10] <ruli> yeah like the kde3 trinity fork
[09:11] <dr_willis> windowmaker  the next generation. ;)
[09:11] <dr_willis> Or the next rebirth of Enlightment with even uglier defaults!  ;P
[09:12] <Guest21613> hi
[09:12] <cclove> hi
[09:12] <dr_willis> helloo
[09:12] <Guest21613> can someone help me with a ubuntu problem?
[09:12] <ikonia> Guest21613: you need to ask a question
[09:13] <cclove> what the problem?
[09:13] <Guest21613> after upgrading to ubuntu 12.04 I can no longer save file as by using alt+left click
[09:13] <Guest21613> same for all browsers, so i know its a ubuntu problem
[09:14] <ikonia> I didn't know you could save with alt+left click
[09:14] <ruli> welcome to the ubuntu family. regular regressions are free
[09:14] <dr_willis> sounds more like a compiz/unity taking a keybinding.. but im not  at a pc right now
[09:15] <Guest21613> actually it is save link as when you press alt + left click normally
[09:15] <dr_willis> I thought alt-click in a browser oopened in a new tab
[09:15] <Guest21613> i tried compiz but i dont get it really
[09:15] <Guest21613> no luck as of yet
[09:15] <dr_willis> alt-click also normally starts the X 'move window' feature
[09:16] <llutz> ALT-Leftclick is an X function and moves windows
[09:16] <llutz> gr too slow
[09:16] <Guest21613> really?
[09:16] <dr_willis> ;) old skool X ussage.
[09:17] <llutz> Guest21613: since ages
[09:17] <dr_willis> been an X feature for  years. I  got tools in windows that addst the features there as well
[09:17] <Guest21613> well when i had ubuntu 11.xx alt+left click = save link as
[09:17] <dr_willis> 'move by clicking anywhere in any window'
[09:17] <Guest21613> i want to restore this
[09:18] <Guest21613> anybody?
[09:18] <lapion> booting into the single user mode cannot handle fstabs with mounts that are not availabel
[09:18] <ikonia> lapion: it can
[09:18] <ikonia> lapion: it should just error/warn you that they could not be mounted
[09:18] <ikonia> (unless it's the root file system)
[09:19] <lapion> I have 3 cifs fs mounted from fstab.. will not continue pas file check
[09:19] <Guest21613> dr_willis how do i disable 'move by clicking anywhere in any window'
[09:19] <ikonia> lapion: they should do if you boot single user mode
[09:19] <lapion> ikonia, same if the /home fs is mounted from a different hdd
[09:19] <ikonia> lapion: nah, it's fine,
[09:19] <lapion> nope ikonia
[09:19] <dr_willis> Guest21613:  no idea. never wanted to. never tried,  You may want to check askubuntu,com about your left-click-save thing. ive never noticed that feature
[09:20] <ikonia> just booted my laptop into single user mode with an NFS share missing
[09:20] <lapion> ]try with a home fs missing
[09:20] <ikonia> ok
[09:20] <lapion> ikonia now start up network or do a fsck
[09:20] <Guest21613> ok thank you dr_willis
[09:20] <ikonia> lapion: thats not single user mode
[09:20] <ikonia> if you start networking, it's not single user mode
[09:21] <lapion> either way.. as soon as the system wants to do a fsck it doesn't continue
[09:21] <Guest21613> yeah it was always the same for windows and ubuntu but just changed for 12.04. seems crazy to reinstall 11 just because of keybinding issues
[09:21] <lapion> and single user networking is not multiuser networking
[09:21] <Guest21613> anyone else awake still?
[09:22] <lapion> I have to go into the shell start networking up and then do mount all fs read-write
[09:23] <ikonia> lapion: what are you doing ?  I don't understand
[09:23] <ikonia> singleuser + networking = multi user,
[09:23] <ikonia> why are you trying to start network, what is your end goal ?
[09:23] <dr_willis> i always just right click on links to do things to them
[09:25] <lapion> ikonia, the problem is that if one of the filesystems in fstab is missing the system cannot be maintained in recovery mode
[09:25] <ikonia> it can
[09:25] <ikonia> I'm just testing your /home issue
[09:26] <dr_willis> Guest21613:  seems to be some firefox extensions that do the alt-click save feature...
[09:26] <dr_willis> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/saveLinkOnALT-Click/
[09:27] <Agger> hi all...ive got a problem with memory leaks on ubuntu 10.04 - i checked out processes and memory usage and noticed that gnome-panel was taking up 900MB (i have a top and bottom panel which are usually quite full with apps)...RAM usage was at around 90% at that point. I killed gnome-panel and after some 10 mintes the panels came up again (note gnome session was still alive all throughout) - problem is RAM is still at 90%...
[09:27] <lapion> ikonia, did you do a cold start of the laptop ?
[09:27] <lapion> ikonia, or did you simply revert to single user mode from multi-usermode ?
[09:28] <ikonia> lapion: I'm doing it on a different machine, one moment,
[09:28] <ikonia> lapion: I can't drop /home on my laptop, so I'm testing on a different machine,
[09:28] <ikonia> I'll be with you in a moment
[09:28] <Agger> is there way i can reclaim those 900MB of ram used by gnome-panel?
[09:31] <vladas> ggg
[09:33] <mi3> HI!
[09:33] <dr_willis> moo!
[09:33] <mi3> dr_willis, what?
[09:33] <AB2jabbar> http://pastie.org/3900027
[09:34] <AB2jabbar> wget & axel dont work
[09:36] <alusion> sigh, you were right, changing the login sounds was a bad idea
[09:36] <chu> Haha
[09:37] <dr_willis> alusion:  ;)  let me guess.. users login and it just hangs?
[09:37] <alusion> yes..
[09:37] <alusion> lol
[09:37] <dr_willis> You can use GDM instead of lightdm.and they can still login
[09:38] <alusion> Ehh w/e I think my computer is pretty sweet right now
[09:38] <lapion> ikonia do you have network mount set for automount ?
[09:38] <alusion> wanna see ;)
[09:38] <dr_willis> i dont worry too muchabout themes  ;)
[09:38] <alusion> I am still trying to find where my tomboy notes are stored from a backup I made >.<
[09:38] <Steevca_> Can anyone help me with this ? http://pastebin.com/JZiNzLDV
[09:38] <dr_willis> Igot my 'My Little Pony' Wallpaper.. its all i need.
[09:39] <Steevca_> I need this fast. :P
[09:39] <alusion> ಠ_ಠ
[09:40] <Steevca_> Anyone? I am trying to install skype.
[09:41] <ikonia> lapion: the nfs stuff, yes
[09:41] <ikonia> lapion: just setting up changing /home now
[09:41] <KM0201> Steevca: what is the problem?
[09:41] <Josssse> chu, I get a error openin .nano_history file permission denied when i run git commit, why is git even wanting to open that file?
[09:42] <lapion> ikonia, and you did select the fsck option from the menu ?
[09:42] <ikonia> lapion: menu ? I just booted into single user mode, that's just a command prompt
[09:42] <alusion> what does sudo apt-get upgrade do for me that update doesn't?
[09:42] <dr_willis> alusion:  update  just gets the List of pacakges TO upgrade
[09:43] <dr_willis> upgrade does the real work
[09:43] <chu> Josssse: What directory did you initialise git in?
[09:43] <dr_willis> update the list, then upgrade the system
[09:43] <lapion> ikonia by single user mode I meant system recovery mode.. which used to be the same as setting single at the grub prompt ..
[09:43] <linuxuz3r> hi
[09:43] <Steevca_> KM0201: I gave a paste bin file.
[09:44] <ikonia> lapion: recovery mode tries to be too clever, actually try single user mode
[09:44] <alusion> I am trying out upgrade then :o
[09:44] <KM0201> ok..
[09:44] <alusion> Are there any other repositories one would recommend for ubuntu
[09:44] <lapion> well yeah at the actual single user mode I have no problems doing fscks and other recovery thingies.. but I am not the only one using ubuntu out there
[09:45] <KM0201> alusion: i guess that would depend if somethying you want is not in th default repos
[09:45] <KM0201> !partner
[09:45] <Josssse> chu, home
[09:45] <Steevca_> I have a broken package i can't remove. I tried sudo apt-get remove,clean,autoremove,-f nothing works.
[09:46] <ikonia> lapion: right, so the issue isn't with single user mode, it's with the recovery shell option
[09:46] <chu> Josssse: Not sure, but you could add the file .nano_history to the .gitignore file.
[09:46] <KM0201> Steevca: so what exactly is your problem w/ installing skype?
[09:46] <lapion> ikonia, I'm sorry for confusing things..
[09:46] <Steevca_> KM0201: i get this http://pastebin.com/JZiNzLDV
[09:47] <ikonia> lapion: you need to look at what/how the recovery shell works, where it depends on things, if you feel those dependencies are unreasonable, you'll log a bug
[09:47] <ikonia> lapion: personally I don't think there should be a recovery shell
[09:47] <KM0201> Steevca: that looks like a problem w/ the package
[09:47] <KM0201> install it from the repositories... add the partner repo, and apt-get install skype
[09:48] <Steevca_> KM0201: How?
[09:48] <Steevca_> Give me the terminal command.
[09:48] <KM0201> !partner | Steevca then after you add the repository, sudo apt-get update  let it finish, then sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:48] <KM0201> Steevca: sorry, not sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:49] <KM0201> sudo apt-get install skype
[09:49] <Josssse> chu, Shoot, one deleted another of my files! Is there some sort of ubuntu one log I can check out to see what it's doing exactly?
[09:49] <chu> Josssse: I don't really know anything about Ubuntu One. Sorry.
[09:49] <WotWhere> Hi... need help installing ubuntu 12.04.. having problems with Audio and Display drivers have done Updates the system says no more updates required.. Also tried downloading Catalyst 12.4 from AMD and install the fglrx driver.. nogo
[09:50] <lapion> thanks ikonia will do so
[09:50] <WotWhere> cant play video or audio the apps Hang
[09:50] <Josssse> I'm asking in the ubuntu-one channel.
[09:50] <Steevca_> KM0201: You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these. The following packages have unmet dependencies:  libc6 : Depends: libc-bin (= 2.13-20ubuntu5)  libc6-dev : Depends: libc6 (= 2.13-20ubuntu5.1) but 2.13-20ubuntu5 is installed E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f
[09:50] <chu> Josssse: hehe, sorry I couldn't be more help.
[09:50] <Steevca_> I run it,and nothing.
[09:51] <KM0201> hmm, i thought that issue got resolved
[09:51] <melvincv> hi all, does Precise have DNS caching? http://paste.ubuntu.com/993912/
[09:51] <KM0201> i have skype running no problem on 64bit
[09:51] <Steevca_> Me too,but this is a new notebook.
[09:51] <Steevca_> And i can't get it to work.
[09:51] <KM0201> Steevca_: well, with the new version of ubuntu, it's a little different, something about the way it wants to use 32bit libraries, or something
[09:52] <Steevca_> So what do i do?
[09:52] <KM0201> Steevca_: have you tried this...   http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-install-skype-on-amd-64-bit-ubuntu-12-04-precise
[09:54] <pankaj> how can i overwrite the written line with another echo command?
[09:54] <anonegy> t
[09:54] <dr_willis> seen where skype is comming  on new smart tv's that have built in webcams . getting to be like the Jetsons soon. ;))
[09:54] <KM0201> dr_willis: lol "his boy, elroy"
[09:55] <anonegy> hello to all
[09:55] <dr_willis> pankaj like delete the last line of a file you added?
[09:56] <WotWhere> Cannot get Ubuntu 12.04 to work
[09:56] <anonegy> my laptop battery is dying fast on linux and remains longer on the windows, it is samsung i5 core with 4G RAM
[09:56] <WotWhere> 3rd day.. have done some troubleshooting ... Segvfaults.. anyone?
[09:56] <melvincv> hi all, does Precise have a DNS query cache?
[09:57] <dr_willis> anonegy:  what ubuntu release are you using?
[09:58] <anonegy> i am using now 12.04 and before i was using the 11.10 and i noticed the same and also i have another laptop Dell and shows the same battery problem and continuous fan with hot air out
[09:58] <root> /root/Desktop/google-chrome-stable_current_x86_64.rpm
[09:58] <Guest37577> /root/Desktop/google-chrome-stable_current_x86_64.rpm
i am using now 12.04 and before i was using the 11.10 and i noticed the same and also i have another laptop Dell and shows the same battery problem and continuous fan with hot air out
[09:59] <ikonia> Guest37577: why are you trying to use an rpm
[10:00] <dr_willis> anonegy:  theres known power saveing issues with some machines 12.04 was supposed to fix most of them. You may want to check the forums and bug repoorts and askubuntu.com to see if any mention yiour laptops. and  possible work arounds
 do you have a link to the web site?
[10:01] <dr_willis> anonegy:  which site?  askubuntu.com ;) is where id go first
[10:01] <dr_willis> !forums
[10:02] <dr_willis> !bugs
[10:05] <WotWhere> Cannot get Ubuntu 12.04 to work ... have done some troubleshooting ... no audio or video playing.. it boots to the Desktop limited functionality.. anyone?
[10:06] <paddysteed> I was messing around with the sound settings in the hardware tab, and now I cant get any sound
[10:07] <Mairusu> Hello, is there a way to set the top Unity panel to autohide?
[10:07] <Mairusu> Also, why doesn't the Unity launcher show up when using the Synergy client?
[10:11] <ServerCrash> hi i am facing issue with memory leakage
[10:11] <ServerCrash> if i run vlc, i see the memory usage constantly rising up
[10:12] <ServerCrash> how can i debug which process is eating up memory
[10:12] <ikonia> ServerCrash: well, think about it, you run vlc, you see the memory rising
[10:12] <ikonia> you don't run vlc, do you see the memory rising ?
[10:12] <ServerCrash> nopes
[10:13] <ikonia> ServerCrash: ok, so by that baisc deduction, what is taking the ram
[10:13] <ServerCrash> but when i run vlc, the memory used by VLC remains same
[10:13] <ikonia> basic
[10:13] <ikonia> ServerCrash: that's not surprising
[10:13] <ServerCrash> it doesnt change, but total memory used by system keeps increasing
[10:13] <ikonia> ServerCrash: ok, again, not massivly surprising
[10:13] <kalle> trololilooloolooolo
[10:13] <kalle> sup?
[10:13] <ikonia> kalle: only warning - stop now
[10:13] <sirriffsalot> Hey guys! I'm on ubuntu 2d and wonder if it is still possible to roll up the window as default in Enlightenment?
[10:14] <ServerCrash> ikonia, nothing to surprise here, what i am trying is to figure out whats consuming memory if not VLC
[10:14] <ikonia> kalle: this is an ubuntu technical discusion channel. Please keep to that topic
[10:14] <ikonia> ServerCrash: why do you think it's not vlc ?
[10:14] <ikonia> ServerCrash: you run vlc - memory goes up you don't run vlc, memory doesn't go up
[10:14] <ServerCrash> ikonia, its related to VLC, but VLC app is not consuming directly
[10:14] <ikonia> look at it from that basic level...
[10:14] <ikonia> ServerCrash: that is not surprising
[10:14] <kalle> ubuntu is using a PAE kernel what does it mean?
[10:14] <sirriffsalot> kalle: google:)
[10:14] <sirriffsalot> Anyone?
[10:14] <ikonia> ServerCrash: if an application is eating memory it can eat it without changing size
[10:15] <ikonia> sirriffsalot: don't tell people to google
[10:15] <sirriffsalot> ikonia: why not?:P
[10:15] <ikonia> sirriffsalot: but that logic - google your own problem, good luck
[10:15] <sirriffsalot> ikonia: I have, couldn't find anything;)
[10:15] <ServerCrash> ikonia, thx, looking for better solution to figure out which specific application is using memory
[10:15] <ikonia> kalle: it's a a "large memory" kernel
[10:15] <kalle> google is evil i will never use it
[10:15] <ikonia> sirriffsalot: google better then
[10:15] <kalle> ikonia ty
[10:15] <ikonia> kalle: google is not eveil - however, I have now answered your question
[10:16] <ikonia> ServerCrash: why are you not accepting that vlc is eating the memory
[10:16] <ikonia> ServerCrash: what makes you think it's not vlc ?
[10:16] <ServerCrash> because the VLC process is using constant memory, but for sure its causing issue to some of the system process, which is now eating up memory
[10:16] <kalle> google is evil they are monitoring everything u do on the web with a google widget on the site but lets keep to the topic
[10:17] <ServerCrash> so i need to figure out if its dbus or some other daemon thats eating up memory
[10:17] <StepNjump> I don't know if I'm going crazy but one of my partitions, I thought I had something in archives.. and now I see the user for that archives dir is now 1002 1002... who is 1002? Could it be a virus?
[10:17] <ikonia> ServerCrash: well, the fact that it's keeping a constant memory size while system resources are being eaten, is a good sign that it's actually eating the memory
[10:17] <ikonia> ServerCrash: it's quite possible it's it's eating the ram to maintain it's size, hence why you don't see it change size
[10:18] <ikonia> ServerCrash: it's a user that no longer exists
[10:18] <ikonia> ServerCrash: sorry, that was for StepNjump
[10:18] <ikonia> StepNjump: it's a user who has been deleted from the system who had the uid 1002
[10:18] <kalle> can i run my pirated copy of after effects and cod mw3? :)
[10:18] <ikonia> kalle: do not discuss that in here
[10:19] <kalle> on ubuntu
[10:19] <kalle> ikonia: why not?
[10:19] <ikonia> we do not discuss/support pirating in here
[10:20] <StepNjump> Well that is weird ikonia, I never created any other users....
[10:20] <kalle> well, can i natively run adobe after effects on ubuntu 12.04?
[10:20] <StepNjump> Is there a way to know when that user was created?
[10:20] <ikonia> StepNjump: an application (such as backup) can do it
[10:20] <ikonia> StepNjump: then if you remove that package, the user gets deleted (just for example)
[10:21] <ikonia> kalle: no
[10:21] <StepNjump> Ok I see
[10:21] <StepNjump> Is there a possibility it could be a virus?
[10:21] <ikonia> StepNjump: very doubtful
[10:21] <StepNjump> My memory isn't very good. I don't remember if I had something there or not
[10:21] <StepNjump> Causes a lot of stress
[10:21] <ikonia> StepNjump: then don't worry about it
[10:22] <kalle> ikonia: the ubuntu sucks why would anyone use it? it got loads of virus compared to win7 ive heard, is that true?
[10:22] <StepNjump> kalle? Really?
[10:22] <kelvinella> hi
[10:22] <ikonia> StepNjump: please ignore kalle
[10:22] <kelvinella> i can not auto mount my iphone dont know why
[10:23] <ikonia> kelvinella: iphones have terrible linux support, their capabilities depend a lot on the ios version they are running
[10:23] <stars69> hi guys, what is the package name for mysql?
[10:23] <ikonia> I suspect you have just updated to ios 5.1
[10:23] <kelvinella> how to fix it?  i need to copy the pictures and video to my pc
[10:23] <ikonia> stars69:  client or server
[10:23] <kelvinella> i am on 4.3.3
[10:23] <stars69> server
[10:23] <kelvinella> ubuntu 10.10
[10:23] <ikonia> stars69: mysql-server
[10:23] <stars69> ikonia, thnaks
[10:23] <ikonia> kelvinella: again, it depends on that ios's supportability in linux
[10:23] <kelvinella> ikonia, it works before but it doesnt work in recent weeks
[10:23] <ikonia> kelvinella: what's changed ?
[10:24] <kelvinella> ikonia, it mounts last month
[10:24] <ikonia> kelvinella: what's changed ?
[10:24] <WotWhere> new AMD System build. Cannot get Ubuntu 12.04 to work
[10:24] <ikonia> WotWhere: define can't get it to work
[10:24] <ikonia> WotWhere: or I can only say "fix it"
[10:24] <kelvinella> ikonia, dont know, i install virtualbox PEUL with usb support will it affect the automount?
[10:24] <ikonia> kelvinella: doubtful
[10:24] <ikonia> kelvinella: it's more likley an ubuntu to ubuntu or the iphone is an issue
[10:24] <ikonia> kelvinella: what's changed from that point of view
[10:25] <ikonia> kelvinella: what model iphone is it
[10:25] <kelvinella> ikonia, iphone4
[10:25] <darrenlooby> I fancy doing something fancy... fancy for me that is. I want to ping an IP and the log the results to mysql... any tips about where I should start?
[10:25] <ikonia> kelvinella: you can't be on ios4 then
[10:25] <ikonia> darrenlooby: ulog
[10:25] <kelvinella> ikonia, i am on ios4
[10:26] <WotWhere> ikonia: the system boots up.. but no Sound or video playing.. hangs when i try to play anything.. SegvFaults
[10:26] <ikonia> WotWhere: so you can boot the system and use it fine, but when you try to play a video you get no sound and it segfaults
[10:27] <kelvinella> ikonia, ios4.3.3
[10:27] <ikonia> kelvinella: I understand
[10:27] <ikonia> you need to think hard about what has changed
[10:27] <ikonia> kelvinella: something must have changed on your ubuntu system or the phone for it to just stop working
[10:27] <ikonia> kelvinella: or try manually mounting it to get better debug out put
[10:28] <kelvinella> i have followed one of the guide on internet how to install virtualbox PEUL that has to add a line in fstab
[10:28] <kelvinella> but i delete that line already
[10:28] <ikonia> that shouldn't be a problem
[10:28] <StepNjump> Is there a way to find out all the files I opened yesterday and where they were located? Some kind of audit system?
[10:28] <ikonia> StepNjump: if you are running tools like tripwire already you can do that, but in terms of retrofitting them that's not going to happen
[10:29] <kelvinella> ikonia, http://xrigher.info/linux/ubuntu/enable-usb-support-in-virtualbox/
[10:29] <WotWhere> ikonia: thats right.. but there are other issues also.. ex. on starting Allsettings ---> additional drivers .. i get internal errors SegvFaults.. (which have been reported)
[10:29] <ikonia> StepNjump: you can look at "access" time stamps, but it won't be valid
[10:29] <ikonia> kelvinella: I don't need to see the link
[10:29] <kelvinella> ikonia, i added none /proc/bus/usb usbfs devgid=1001,devmode=664 0 0 to fstab
[10:29] <ikonia> WotWhere: segfaults normally = hardware problems, which in your case I'd suggest memory / cpu problems
[10:29] <kelvinella> would that affect the automount?
[10:29] <ikonia> WotWhere: I'd run memcheck to do some tests
[10:29] <StepNjump> thanks ikonia
[10:29] <ikonia> kelvinella: I don't blieve so, no
[10:30] <kelvinella> ikonia, but i delete it after
[10:30] <ikonia> kelvinella: you've said that, and I've said 3 times "it shouldn't matter" so my opinion won't change if you say it a fourth time
[10:30] <kelvinella> ikonia, lsusb does show apple, tnc
[10:30] <kelvinella> inc
[10:31] <ikonia> I understand that
[10:32] <WotWhere> ikonia: its  a brand new system, also win7 works fine.. but will try ur way have run out of options been googling Ubuntu and found it has issues with propreitory drivers
[10:32] <ikonia> WotWhere: windows working fine is not a valid test, brand new does not mean it is in full working order
[10:33] <ikonia> WotWhere: there are possible issues with propritary drivers, disable them and see if the problem goes away
[10:33] <iSeeDeadPixels> Who has experience with MAAS
[10:34] <WotWhere> ikonia: have tried that this is my 3rd day of troubleshooting,  Xdiagnostics error BUG: unable to handle NULL Pointer dereference at 00..02c
[10:34] <StepNjump> triptriC
[10:35] <ikonia> WotWhere: no point putting random lines like that, they mean nothing in context
[10:36] <ikonia> WotWhere: so if you've disabled the propritary drivers and it's still doing it.....it won't be them
[10:36] <cantor> why (the hell) does alt+tab no longer switch between windows on ubuntu 12.04?!
[10:36] <ikonia> WotWhere: which leads it back to a base hardware issue as the most likley cause (from experience)
[10:36] <WotWhere> ikonia: ok ... doing the memtest right now
[10:36] <ikonia> WotWhere: make sure you leave it running for 24 hours or so
[10:36] <cantor> is there some new feature that alt+tab has on ubuntu 12.04?
[10:37] <cantor> and does anyone one know how to switch it back?
[10:37] <vlt> Hello. How can I tell `ps` to assume more characters of screen width? I want to `ps | cut -c 60-` but there’s no characters to be shown beyond my actual screen width.
[10:37] <ikonia> cantor: press alt+tab see if it does anything new
[10:37] <cantor> ikonia, nope, THATS THE THING [:
[10:37] <melvincv> ikonia: Any benefit in running memtest for 24 hours?
[10:37] <cantor> it does NOTHING (cry)
[10:37] <ikonia> melvincv: yeah, getting enough passes in to get a better idea that it's all "sound"
[10:39] <gaelfx> I've got a box running 12.04 using the NVidia drivers for graphics, and every time I reboot, the resolution is somehow automatically set to 1080i/50hz instead of 1920x1080/60hz, how can I fix it?
[10:40] <gaelfx> I tried saving the X.org config file numerous times and everything, even ran the nvidia-settings command as root and saving my settings, but it seems no matter what the setting are lost on reboot
[10:41] <stars69> have anyone here used desktop sharing? how can i make this startup automaticlly as system started?
[10:41] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: Geez, I've had my share of problems with nvidia...
[10:41] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: I wouldn't worry too much about it just yet, still lots of fixes to be made
[10:41] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: if you can't login because of nvidia on the other hand... *shivers*
[10:42] <gaelfx> sirriffsalot: this box isn't set up to require login on reboot, the only problem is that the borders of the screen are cut off and I have to fix it every time it reboots (ie when the kid pulls the chord for fun)
[10:42] <kelvinella> ikonia, i can ssh into my iphone, do you know which path iphone saves the pictures?
[10:43] <ikonia> kelvinella: if you can ssh into it, it's jailbroken
[10:43] <ikonia> kelvinella: which means the standard IOS support rules go out the window
[10:43] <ikonia> kelvinella: try ##apple for iphone help
[10:43] <WotWhere> ikonia: When i did a fresh install the System was Freezing all the time.. then I installed AMD Catalyst 12.4 Manually.. i dont think the memtest will help at all.. doing it coz havent done as yet
[10:43] <cantor> seriously, what is the best way to switch alt+tab to the original key combination?
[10:44] <DarkStar1> How do I find out if something is running on a port?
[10:45] <llutz> DarkStar1: sudo lsof -i :portnumber
[10:45] <cantor> what is wrong with canonical.  They need a chan for us to call them stupid in.
[10:45] <cantor> alt+tab, really?
[10:45] <cantor> k, done venting...
[10:45] <kelvinella> its jailbroken last year i can still mount it until last month, and i have an ipod touch that is not jailbroken and i can not mount it neither
[10:45] <ikonia> kelvinella: ##apple is the best place to get help
[10:45] <cantor> kelvinella, did you login to the ipod?
[10:45] <kelvinella> ikonia, thx
[10:46] <MonkeyDust> cantor  system settings, keyboard, shortcuts, navigation, switch appplications
[10:46] <DarkStar1> llutz: thought so except I am getting a command not found reply :(
[10:46] <kelvinella> cantor, what do u mean login to ipod?
[10:46] <cantor> kelvinella, the 4 digit pin
[10:46] <llutz> DarkStar1: well, how about installing lsof then?
[10:46] <cantor> ubuntu will not see the mount until you do
[10:46] <kelvinella> cantor, i dont have password setup
[10:46] <cantor> k
[10:46] <_skpl> can someone help me? i cant get simplescan to recognise my scanner
[10:46] <iSeeDeadPixels> MaaS is a annoying thing : |
[10:46] <kelvinella> cantor, i can mount my ipod touch before
[10:46] <cantor> MonkeyDust, will try.  What do I switch it to?
[10:47] <cantor> kelvinella, mount? or ssh?
[10:47] <kelvinella> cantor, but not now, but very strange i can mount my ipad
[10:47] <MonkeyDust> cantor  alt-tab -- just press it, don't have to cornfirm or so
[10:47] <cantor> k, will try.
[10:47] <WotWhere> ikonia: AMD 8120 + msi 990fxa mobo + corsair 1600 8gb + WD 500 .. the mobo has Realtek HD Audio + Gigabyte HD7770OC.. if that has any meaning
[10:47] <kelvinella> iphone4 jb, ipod touch no jb, ipad no jb, cantor
[10:47] <ikonia> WotWhere: none
[10:48] <kelvinella> cantor, iphone4 and ipod touch cant mount; ipad can mount
[10:48] <cantor> kelvinella, I have a ipod touch 4g and I can mount the pictures, not the / directory, but the DCIM folder, as long as I login
[10:48] <cantor> same firmware?
[10:48] <cantor> Im running 4.3.3
[10:48] <kelvinella> cantor, no change to firmware before can mount and cannot mount
[10:49] <kelvinella> me on 4.3.3 too
[10:49] <ikonia> you're not on 4.3.3
[10:49] <ikonia> you are using a jailbroken firmware
[10:49] <cantor> I am.
[10:49] <ikonia> that is modified
[10:49] <cantor> ikonia, there is no difference
[10:49] <cantor> its not a flash of the firmware
[10:49] <kelvinella> ikonia,  but what about my non-jb ipod?
[10:49] <cantor> its identical.  All it does it sets a root password
[10:49] <_skpl> can someone help me? i cant get simplescan to recognise my scanner
[10:49] <ikonia> cantor: it does more than set a root password
[10:49] <kelvinella> ikonia, i never change my ipod setting and can not mount now
[10:50] <ikonia> kelvinella: has your ubuntu machine had any updates ?
[10:50] <cantor> the pdf exploit allows one to change root, then you install their version of debian and cydia
[10:50] <kelvinella> ikonia, i keep update the ubuntu whenver it has new updates
[10:50] <cantor> it does not change the firmware, just installs apps and sets password
[10:50] <kelvinella> ikonia, like the kernel and stuffs
[10:50] <ikonia> kelvinella: right, so as I said before, updates can change the supportabilty of devices
[10:50] <ikonia> kelvinella: it very much depends on what versions of $X support versions $Y
[10:51] <cantor> kelvinella, you likely got screwed by an update
[10:51] <ikonia> kelvinella: apple is not a good platform for the support in linux
[10:51] <huppensuhn> I need some kind of encrypted, compressed and mountable file container. what I want to do: offsite backups, limited bandwith, very limited online storage space, sftp/scp, server and client run ubuntu 12.04. I don't want incremental backups, one copy that gets updated regularly is enough, rather synchronization than real backup. ideas I had so far: 1) duplicity. are duplicity's archives mountable? I'd have to do a full backup each
[10:51] <huppensuhn>  time if i want to keep only one copy, right? 2) split and encrypted 7zip archive or similar on sshfs. are those mountable? does an archive update really only update changed files or would I have to retransmit more? 3) someone suggested compressed btrfs on cryptsetup here. does something like that work with an disk image rather than a disk? would this work? 4) rsync + encfs over sshfs, missing compression. other suggestions? what
[10:51] <huppensuhn> 's the proper way to do something like that?
[10:51] <FloodBot1> huppensuhn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:51] <kelvinella> ikonia, so how do i fix it?  ifuse?
[10:51] <cantor> wow
[10:51] <ikonia> kelvinella: you can't, apple is a closed source product that offers zero linux support
[10:51] <kelvinella> ikonia, i install ifuse still no automount
[10:51] <ikonia> kelvinella: if the hacked support breaks, there is nothing you can do about it
[10:51] <cantor> huppensuhn, truecrypt maybe
[10:51] <kelvinella> then i guess i need to ssh
[10:52] <kelvinella> brb
[10:52] <huppensuhn> cantor: lacks compression, iirc
[10:52] <cantor> encrypted lvm
[10:53] <cantor> this irc channel is chaos, ikonia not sure how you do it.
[10:53] <ikonia> cantor: sorry what ?
[10:54] <ikonia> cantor: oh, I see
[10:54] <cantor> nothing, just saying, this chan is craZy
[10:54] <ikonia> cantor: I see what you where saying now
[10:54] <cantor> [:
[10:54] <kelvinella> what chaos?
[10:55] <chris|> huppensuhn, I'm doing 3 without the btrfs, so yes, that'll work
[10:55] <kelvinella> ikonia, i remember you couple years you have helped me on ubuntu 7.04
[10:55] <cantor> kelvinella, apt-get moo
[10:55] <kelvinella> ikonia, u r legend
[10:55] <ikonia> kelvinella: great
[10:56] <kelvinella> what does moo do?
[10:56] <ikonia> kelvinella: in what context ?
[10:56] <huppensuhn> chris|: k, thanks. I'll look into that.
[10:56] <ikonia> kelvinella: as in the moo command on ubuntu ?
[10:56] <chris|> huppensuhn, maybe this will help you get started: http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/EncryptedFilesystem
[10:57] <huppensuhn> chris|: thanks
[10:58] <gaelfx> I've got a box running 12.04 using the NVidia drivers for graphics, and every time I reboot, the resolution is somehow automatically set to 1080i/50hz instead of 1920x1080/60hz, how can I fix it?
[10:59] <vlt> When I run `aptitude install linux-image-generic` there’s a dialog that asks we whether to continue without installing GRUB to MBR. How can I run the aptitude command non-interactively. I want to answer YES to that question.
[10:59] <vlt> (from a script)
[10:59] <gaelfx> vlt: I think you need to use the --assume-yes option
[11:00] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: how do you fix this exactly?
[11:00] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: sorry, was away. the window border problem that is
[11:01] <gaelfx> sirriffsalot: every time I reboot, I have to open nvidia settings and change the refresh rate to 60hz then apply the settings
[11:01] <StepNjump> ikonia, I think I know what might have happened as to why my user id shows 1002... could it be because I was dumb the other day and despite the warning from gparted, I interupted a resizing of a partition?
[11:02] <StepNjump> Yep, I was realll dumb
[11:02] <kelvinella> ikonia, i mean u r the legend of this channel
[11:02] <tchip> Hello, I wanna use Google Translate API to pick words in a list of English words and find the corresponding words in other languages and put them all in the same text file. What programming language do you think I should use?
[11:03] <gaelfx> I'm thinking it might be a problem with gnome-display-properties, but I've no idea where to find the config file or change it or stop it from loading
[11:03] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: ah... Perhaps a bit useless, but have you tried google?:P
[11:03] <gaelfx> sirriffsalot: indeed
[11:03] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: have you tried ubuntu-tweak or gnome-tweak-tools?
[11:03] <chu> tchip: You could do it with Python.
[11:03] <gaelfx> sirriffsalot: no, and I've no desire to
[11:04] <tchip> I don't know Python , unfortunately
[11:04] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: haha, un derstandable..
[11:04] <llutz> tchip: perl, theres a module for google:translate in cpan
[11:05] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: have you tried running an earlier kernel version?
[11:05] <tchip> No perl, as well. Javascript, or php, would suit?
[11:05] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: as a temporary fix. hold shift when you bootup to get into the grub selection menu, and go for "earlier linux versions" or words to the effect
[11:05] <chu> tchip: You could really do it with pyhton easily. You wouldn't need to learn much.
[11:06] <iceroot> what does "init [2]" mean? (the [2]) is interesting. its the output of "top" when you press "c" to get the complete process
[11:06] <ferni> how can I set pm-powersave to be always on (or true)?
[11:06] <gaelfx> sirriffsalot: it's been happening ever since I installed 12.04, it's not something that cropped up after a kernel update or anything like that
[11:07] <Stroobach> can anyone help me with installing Amsn for ubuntu 12.04?
[11:07] <vlt> gaelfx: I already used --assume-yes with aptitude but I think that’s only used for aptitude’s own question (whether to continue downloading recommended pkgs, for example) but not for the dialog shown by the deb-conf script :(
[11:07] <vlt> Any other idea?
[11:08] <usb333> Hi guys, how do I remove manually-installed packages that aren't tracked by apt?
[11:08] <JPeterso2> why is the 12.04 subversion package 1.6?
[11:08] <JPeterso2> you got a problem with 1.7?
[11:08] <vlt> usb333: Did you use dpkg to install it?
[11:09] <usb333> vlt I don't think so. I think I compiled it
[11:09] <gaelfx> vlt: indeed it is only used with aptitude, since it's only an option for that command, not for the commands it runs ;)
[11:09] <vlt> usb333: Then it’s technically no “package” and you must remove it manually.
[11:09] <usb333> vlt and how do i do that?
[11:09] <vlt> usb333: rm
[11:09] <iceroot> JPeterso2: mostly because debian is using 1.6
[11:10] <iceroot> JPeterso2: and its easier to use already existing packages instead of maintaining a new package
[11:10] <vlt> usb333: You can look into the sources. When it’s properly set up there could be an uninstall routine like `make uninstall` or something liek that.
[11:10] <iceroot> usb333: depending on the build-process, have a look at the manual of the software, its always different
[11:11] <iceroot> usb333: that is one reason to use packages instead of self compiled software
[11:11] <usb333> vlc I think "make uninstall" did it. Thanks guys!
[11:11] <vlt> gaelfx: Can I pipe a “Y” to the aptitude process?
[11:12] <iceroot> vlt: there is an option for automatic selections, so its build into aptitude already but i cant remeber the option (man aptitude)
[11:13] <vlt> iceroot: Do you mean “-y|--assume-yes”?
[11:13] <j0hnsm1th> how do you see where packages install stuff? like into /etc/ and other places
[11:13] <vlt> iceroot: That doesn’t work here.
[11:13] <iceroot> vlt: no there was something different
[11:13] <iceroot> vlt: something with default/y/n and so on
[11:13] <vlt> iceroot: Ok, I’ll try to find it.
[11:13] <kubanc> how do i install libstdc++
[11:14] <iceroot> kubanc: apt-cache search libstdc++  to find the package you want (there are different versions)
[11:14] <iceroot> kubanc: then "sudo apt-get install packagename"
[11:15]  * vlt tries `aptitude -R linux-image-generic` now.
[11:15]  * vlt and inserts “install”
[11:15] <iceroot> kubanc: i guess gcc/g++ have it and will bring other things too you maybe need
[11:16] <kubanc> iceroot, http://paste.ubuntu.com/994016/ what package?
[11:16] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: well, for my part doing that solved a temporary problem with usb failures
[11:16] <sirriffsalot> gaelfx: might be worth a shot?
[11:16] <iceroot> kubanc: libstdc++6 sounds good
[11:16] <kubanc> iceroot, i get this error: ERROR: 32-bit libstdc++ not found. PSQL requires 32-bit libstdc++ support, that's why i'm trying to install libstdc++
[11:17] <kubanc> iceroot, libstdc++6 is already the newest version.
[11:17] <iceroot> kubanc: postgresql installed from the ubuntu-repos?
[11:18] <kubanc> iceroot, probably not, i need it for Pervasive PSQL v11 SP2 client
[11:18] <eutheria> i am trying to important an openvpn config using nm-connection-editor, for some reason it wants me to authenticate to save, i tried running it with sudo but it still wants root to authenticate, maybe something broke during my upgrade?
[11:18] <iceroot> kubanc: v11 sp2? sounds like SLES
[11:19] <benvei> i'm trying to install ubuntu via debootstrap minimal. But network is not working ... What are the networking packages? i've allready installed netbase but that wasn't enough
[11:19] <kubanc> iceroot, well they say you it supports sles and read hat linux, but sles is not free
[11:19] <kubanc> i was wondering if i can install it on ubuntu
[11:20] <iceroot> kubanc: of course sles is free
[11:20] <iceroot> !free | kubanc
[11:21] <ServerCrash> how to debug whats eating away memory ?
[11:21] <ServerCrash> free -m shows a constant increase in memory ussage
[11:21] <kubanc> iceroot, http://www.suse.com/products/server/eval.html
[11:21] <iSeeDeadPixels> ServerCrash, top
[11:21] <iceroot> ServerCrash: http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
[11:21] <iceroot> ServerCrash: first read that
[11:22] <iceroot> kubanc: free means freedom
[11:22] <iceroot> kubanc: and SLES is GNU/Linux, so its free
[11:22] <iceroot> kubanc: what you mean is that sles costs money
[11:22] <eutheria> maybe they should start using unbound rather than free
[11:23] <MonkeyDust> eutheria  free as in freedom of speech, that is unbound
[11:23] <iceroot> kubanc: but back to your question, how you installed the software?
[11:23] <crizis> if you want SLES or RHEL, you buy them because you want support and quaranteed updates. Just like why you would pay for Ubuntu Advantage
[11:23] <eutheria> MonkeyDust, unbound would cause people to have to think what they mean, i am getting sick of explaining free doesn't mean cheap to people ehre
[11:23] <eutheria> here as in where i work
[11:24] <Josssse> So how do I view all the versions of my files with git??
[11:24] <monsterwizard> Hi I sent a ping request to google but it doesn't stop pinging the google site?
[11:24] <monsterwizard> how do I stop it ?
[11:24] <iceroot> monsterwizard: ctrl -c
[11:24] <crizis> ctrl-c
[11:24] <monsterwizard> oh
[11:24] <monsterwizard> oh yeah
[11:24] <monsterwizard> cool
[11:24] <iceroot> monsterwizard:  you have to use ping -c 4 google.com
[11:24] <monsterwizard> in windows it only pings 3 times
[11:25] <iceroot> monsterwizard: linux is not windows :)
[11:25] <monsterwizard> I can't get into trouble for doing that right?
[11:25] <monsterwizard> it wasn't intentionally
[11:25] <iceroot> monsterwizard: no
[11:25] <eutheria> ok i have a strange problem, i can't 'authenticate' so i can't save a new openvpn profile,
[11:25] <monsterwizard> first ping I have done in linux haha
[11:25] <iceroot> monsterwizard: not on google.com
[11:25] <eutheria> i guess i could try removing network manager and reinstalling it
[11:26] <iceroot> eutheria: sure its the root-authentication and not the keyring-authentication?
[11:26] <crizis> monsterwizard: their load balancers are likely banging data to the world few terabytes each second, doubt they care much for little ping packets ;)
[11:26] <iceroot> eutheria: or the passphrase for the cert
[11:26] <vlt> iceroot: My workaround: `aptitude -y -R install linux-…`. No grub, no deb-conf question ;-)
[11:26] <leOn> hello ... i'm finishing the install of 12.04LTS server and i could not configure bonding or vlan on the install process ... is there any "advanced mode" that allows one to configure such things ?
[11:26] <eutheria> iceroot, it isn't asking me to authenticate at all, the save button is greyed out, when i hover it asks me to auth
[11:27] <monsterwizard> I installed none of the updates on 12.04, am I missing much? This os is only for personal use
[11:27] <cypher-neo> Is there a way to add a PERMANENT addition to update-alternatives? I downloaded a cursor theme, and the instructions for installing them are to use the command "sudo ln -fs /usr/share/icons/MechBlades/cursor.theme /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme" but this is a one-shot deal. If I ever switch the cursor theme, I have to do it again. Is there a way to add the cursor theme to the system so it can be selected manually using update-al
[11:27] <cypher-neo> ternatives?
[11:27] <sirriffsalot> monsterwizard: control + C in terminal
[11:27] <iceroot> monsterwizard: security updates
[11:27] <leOn> i checked on the alternate shell that there was the vconfig utility available but i could not find any 8021q support
[11:28] <monsterwizard> how can linux have security updates I never hear of any threats
[11:28] <iceroot> monsterwizard: cve.org
[11:28] <iceroot> monsterwizard: there are many security issues on the software you are using e.g. flash, java, firefox
[11:28] <cypher-neo> monsterwizard, The reason there are security updates, is also the reason you never hear of threats. lol
[11:28] <crizis> leOn: not really an answer to your question, but i recommend bookarmking https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/index.html :)
[11:28] <cypher-neo> Though iceroot answered it much better. :)
[11:29] <monsterwizard> So it's not so much the linux os but the software people use?
[11:29] <kubanc> iceroot, http://paste.ubuntu.com/994033/
[11:29] <iceroot> monsterwizard: there are also security issues in the kernel
[11:29] <iceroot> monsterwizard: and sometimes big security issues like root-exploits
[11:29] <monsterwizard> sounds cool
[11:29] <iceroot> monsterwizard: so please always install security updates
[11:30] <iceroot> monsterwizard: the update manager is offering you these updates
[11:30] <monsterwizard> Well the last time I did
[11:30] <monsterwizard> my wifi slowed down
[11:30] <monsterwizard> so I have to sort it out one day
[11:30] <monsterwizard> boardcom wifi
[11:30] <iSeeDeadPixels> seriously, MaaS is a bitch
[11:30] <iceroot> monsterwizard: normally that should not happen because updates in ubuntu only fixing security issues and dont change other things
[11:30] <iceroot> monsterwizard: but sometimes....
[11:30] <cypher-neo> I downloaded a cursor theme, and the instructions for installing them are to use the command "sudo ln -fs /usr/share/icons/MechBlades/cursor.theme /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme" but this is a one-shot deal. If I ever switch the cursor theme, I have to do it again. Is there a way to add the cursor theme to the system so it can be selected manually using update-alternatives?
[11:32] <monsterwizard> What tutorial or online e-book do you recommend for someone new to linux-unix?
[11:32] <cypher-neo> monsterwizard, Depends on what you want to learn. The easiest solution is always Google everything you want to know.
[11:33] <eutheria> arg, pulled the wrong cable
[11:33] <kaioshinde> hi all, I could use some help with my ubuntu server installation. the bootmanager broke and I can|t mount my fs because it was on a software raid
[11:33] <cypher-neo> monsterwizard, For learning Terminal commands, there are plenty of cheat-sheets available on Fosswire.com
[11:34] <monsterwizard> cheers
[11:34] <cypher-neo> monsterwizard, For learning Wine, I would reccomend winehq.com
[11:34] <kaioshinde> I tried mdadm --assemble --scan but it fails to create any of the devices with no further reason or info given
[11:34] <eutheria> so how does the network manager require a user making changes to authenticate?
[11:34] <monsterwizard> linux is actually fun
[11:35] <cypher-neo> monsterwizard, It's ridiculously fun! Just wait till you get into BASH scripting and programming.
[11:35] <cypher-neo> monsterwizard, I'm having so much fun now it's insane!
[11:35] <mutante> when setting up software raid in the (lucid) installer, and i have completely unpartitioned disks, of course i need to first add some empty partition tables and partitions, to THEN be able to select them in the RAID setup dialog. just when i say "finish and write to disks" it starts installing base system right away... hrmm.. i just want to write changes and go back
[11:36] <MrFaggotson> Does Ubuntu have parental controls?
[11:37] <kaioshinde> Does anyone have experience with recovering software raids? its not even broken, I just need to chroot into it from a livecd and everzthing will be good again. but that step is giving me big problems
[11:38] <cypher-neo> MrFaggotson, Yes. Check out the package "nanny" in the repository.
[11:39] <MonkeyDust> !info nanny | MrFaggotson
[11:39] <cypher-neo> MrFaggotson, You can use "nanny" to limit web browsing time, chat time, etc. You can also decide what times of the day certain programs can be used. You can also filter web sites that are undesirable.
[11:45] <my_ubuntu> Can anyone please help?? whenever I try to mount a media drive, be it USB or my windows partition, I get an error saying not authorized
[11:47] <StepNjump> Hi, what should I do if my nautilus takes 90% of my CPU time?
[11:47] <StepNjump> Is it safe to kill -15?
[11:47] <StepNjump> I have some external hard drives mounted via USB
[11:47] <tahimik> my_ubuntu: the mount command for your media drives should look something like   sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[11:48] <StepNjump> What could it be doing?
[11:48] <MrFaggotson> cypher-neo: Thanks.
[11:49] <Daghdha> Are there any official ubuntu torrents on piratebay?
[11:50] <MonkeyDust> Daghdha  "pirate" does not sound official to me
[11:50] <mutante> Daghdha: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/alternative-downloads
[11:50] <compdoc> there are torrents out there
[11:51] <Daghdha> I need one with a magnet link. But i must be a billion % sure it's not trojanned or anything like that. I want to use it as an example for a magnet link torrent tool
[11:52] <MonkeyDust> Daghdha  a trojan in ubuntu?
[11:52] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: Error, special device not found :(
[11:53] <tahimik> my_ubuntu: to find the device name for your drive your can try   sudo fdisk -l
[11:53] <Daghdha> I guess MonkeyDust just downloads his ubuntu images from any old russion torrent site with borisHackorz as poster.
[11:54] <mutante> Daghdha: check the MD5 sums after downloading the .iso .f.e. http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/MD5SUMS
[11:54] <Daghdha> Good. I will try and find some pictuer collection with puppies or something instead.
[11:55] <Daghdha> No, i changed my mind. I will use the puppies.
[11:55] <Daghdha> Real puppies, not a metafor for other items.
[11:55] <ikonia> Daghdha: stop
[11:55] <ikonia> Daghdha: do you have an ubuntu support request ?
[11:56] <tahimik> my_ubuntu: another method to find the device is to plug in to your usb port, wait a few seconds, then use   dmesg | tail
[11:56] <Daghdha> This was my question: Are there any official ubuntu torrents on piratebay?
[11:56] <Daghdha> And i gues the short answer is: NO
[11:56] <ikonia> Daghdha: verify anything you download against the official md5sum, someone may have put a torrent up on the pirate bay
[11:57] <cheryl> What are the minimum system requirements to run latest Ubuntu?
[11:57] <Mischinka> whats the command to apt-get uninstall purge? im drawing a blank
[11:58] <ikonia> Mischinka: man apt-get
[11:58] <proka> Hey guys, is there anyone here connecting via Tor?
[11:58] <monsterwizard> what cool applications can I install in the terminal?
[11:58] <monsterwizard> yano
[11:58] <monsterwizard> terminal applications
[11:58] <tahimik> mischinka: sudo apt-get purge
[11:58] <ikonia> monsterwizard: have a look in the repos in the subject areas you find interesting, see what you fancy trying
[11:59] <tahimik> mischinka: sudo apt-get purge packagename
[11:59] <Mischinka> thats how i would completely remove memcached
[11:59] <Mischinka> ??
[11:59] <ikonia> Mischinka: you asked for the purge command, he's given you the purge command
[11:59] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: That didnt work either. This is a paste from my terminal: http://pastebin.com/031bZjmQ If you could please go through it and suggest some ways
[12:00] <root> cccc
[12:00] <Mischinka> apt-get remove --purge package
[12:00] <Mischinka> thats what i was looking for, thanks.
[12:01] <Mischinka> and combine with apt-get clean
[12:02] <tahimik> my_ubuntu: I took a look at your output and believe mount command should look like   sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mountdir   and of course /mountdir should be an existing directory
[12:04] <kaioshinde> ok I made some progress
[12:04] <Elie> jo
[12:04] <Elie> How are you
[12:05] <kaioshinde> I have /dev/md3 containing my /boot partition and md1 containing my root partition. now how do I chroot into that so I can run my bootloader setup correctly?
[12:07] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: Where to find an existing directory to mount, when that partition is named as "OS" and is actually C:/ drive when I use windows. Its an NTFS partition
[12:08] <ms-daisy> hello. I'm having trouble getting rsync over ssh to copy files from the remote computer to the mounted second drive of the server. What's wrong with this command? rsync -azv -e "ssh -p 60000" /home/msdaisy msdaisy@<IP_ADDRESS>:/media/folder
[12:08] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: and when I try to click on it, so that it mounts, it says, Unable to mount OS, Restricted access.
[12:08] <my_ubuntu_> Not authorized* instead of restricted access
[12:09] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: Not authorized* instead of restricted access
[12:09] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: I am using ubuntu 10.04
[12:10] <[yates]> Hi, does anyone know why there is no image file and only headers located here, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.4-rc7-precise/  ?
[12:10] <tahimik> my_ubuntu: ok. if it is an ntfs drive you can try   sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdc1 /mountdir
[12:10] <ikonia> [yates]: no image created yet ?
[12:12] <[yates]> someone from canonical asked me to test the latest upstream kernel for an ongoing kernel bug, he said 3.4-rc7 however there is no image so im a bit confused now
[12:13] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: http://pastebin.com/36Bn1Q39 It gave an error, Am I doing it right??
[12:13] <OerHeks> [yates] then ask 'someone from canonical" again?
[12:14] <[yates]> will do, i though perhapes in the meantime there was someone here who knew quicker
[12:14] <MonkeyDust> [yates]  if the comes directly from canonical, it may be beyond this channel
[12:14] <MonkeyDust> the request*
[12:15] <[yates]> ok
[12:15] <OerHeks> [yates], it is only available in QQ 12.04
[12:15] <OerHeks> eh QQ 12.10
[12:15] <faizanaziz> hi…. my server has solr installed… I keep getting too many files open error…. I google and found out that I need to increase ulimit… however even when i change it the process ulimit does not change…. Even after restarting the process
[12:15] <[yates]> ok thanks
[12:17] <root_> Hi room
[12:17] <root_> quit
[12:17] <root_> !quit
[12:17] <ms-daisy> you need /quit
[12:17] <root_> !exit
[12:17] <Sidewinder> "/"
[12:17] <root_> !quit
[12:18] <krux> lol
[12:18] <tahimik> my_ubuntu: I looked at the tty output. Approach seems to be correct. It might be that mount is having difficulty finding /OS, in which case you could creat a new directory in your home directory, somthing like ~/mountpoint, and use that instead of /OS
[12:18] <bohemian9485> surprise
[12:18] <chmac> Seems like my printer will only print one page jobs, not multi-page jobs. Any idea how I script the print of a PDF?
[12:19] <jsjgruber-x-p> chmac, sounds like a bug. Can you try another kind of printer to narrow down the problem?
[12:20] <my_ubuntu_> tahimik: I think the same, cause there is no 'OS' Directory in / . So How will it find it there. Moreover, the mount image is there in /media, but in my command, there is no role of 'media'
[12:20] <chmac> jsjgruber-x-p: Probably is, but I need to get 140 pages printed today and I only have 1 printer here :-)
[12:21] <ms-daisy> chmac: I've seen a thread in ubuntuforums.org about the same issue.  I'm trying to find it but you can look too if you're in a hurry.
[12:21] <jsjgruber-x-p> chmac, you could use python and a module called poppler to script the rendering of individual pages, I guess. There's an example of rendering a window from a page of a pdf using poppler in lernid.
[12:21] <chmac> ms-daisy: Ok, would appreciate the link if you find it.
[12:22] <jsjgruber-x-p> chmac, it may be more work to script it than to print 140 pages, I don't know.
[12:22] <chmac> I just found `lpr` which seems like it'll print a file, so a simple `for f in *; do lpr f; done` might do the trick :-)
[12:23] <jsjgruber-x-p> you'll have to get each page in its own pdf, however. lpr x.pdf does work, I use it at least once a week.
[12:23] <hje841> where do I put a script that should be executed when ever I shutdown my Ubuntu? just before Gnome Shell shutsdown completely but after I hit the Power Off button
[12:23] <chmac> jsjgruber-x-p: Awesome, it's a mail merge, so I'm generating individual PDFs now. Thanks a lot.
[12:24] <hje841> and yeah, I'm using Gnome Shell instead of Unity
[12:24] <chmac> jsjgruber-x-p: There's also some tool to split PDFs into individual pages I'm sure, but this seems quicker.
[12:24] <WotWhere> How many passes for a reliable report  in memtest?
[12:24] <ms-daisy> Does anyone know how to rsync over ssh to a secondary HDD on the server?
[12:25] <Dr_willis> !dvd
[12:27] <WotWhere> How many passes for a reliable report in memtest?  or time? should ecc be on or off?
[12:28] <jsjgruber-x-p> ms-daisy, you use rsync on files and directories, not on whole hard drives or partitions. If you mount all of the partitions on the secondary hard drive you could rsync the root directory of each.
[12:29] <jsjgruber-x-p> ms-daisy, you would wind up with copies of the contents of the files, but not a copy of the image of the hard disk. You may be
[12:29] <JuJuBee> Which log file shows commands entered by a user?
[12:30] <MonkeyDust> JuJuBee  ~/.bash_history
[12:31] <jsjgruber-x-p> ms-daisy, able to rsync, say, sd2a, I suppose.
[12:31] <WotWhere> Dr_willis: Hi.. i am still trying to get ubuntu to work after updating and tried to install AMD Catalyst 12.4 Manually.. the system is better than before.. can do gedit.. but cannot play audio rythm player hangs and cant play video same prob.. someone on this channel said todo a memtest have done 1 pass and about to ficish the second
[12:31] <jsjgruber-x-p> make that /dev/sd2a. You'll need to get through permission tests for that, though.
[12:32] <JuJuBee> Any way to log them were the user cannot delete them ?  with timestamps maybe?
[12:32] <jsjgruber-x-p> What irc chatroom is used for those managing the Ubuntu archives?
[12:32] <studentz> Best way to backup encrypted ~/home ? Should I backup the dedicated  partition for home, or the .encrypted directory or a different option?  Thanks
[12:32] <compdoc> WotWhere, at least a couple of passes, but if you can, do it overnight if you suspect some problem
[12:33] <ms-daisy> jsjgruber-x-p: thanks. Yes, I'm trying to rsync the home folder to the mounted second drive.  I'm getting errors though, "broken pipe".
[12:33] <Elie> quit
[12:34] <ms-daisy>  Elie: /quit
[12:34] <Elie> 没中国人吗/?
[12:34] <LjL> !cn | Elie
[12:34] <WotWhere> compdoc: couple means 2?   i really need to fix Ubuntu.. will have todo a complete reinstall... next Step, is that feasible
[12:35] <Elie> join ubuntu -cn
[12:35] <chmac> Seems like maybe it only prints every second job, but not quite predictably, very odd...
[12:35] <LjL> Elie: /join #ubuntu-cn
[12:35] <compdoc> WotWhere, sometimes a fresh install is best, but theres ways to upgrade that I havent tried
[12:36] <g3orge> hey guys. can anyone help me? I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 on my MacBook Pro and it won't connect on my network. it says firmware missing. any ideas? I can't find anything by googling.
[12:36] <chtulhu318> Hi room
[12:36] <mardraum> #channel
[12:36] <compdoc> WotWhere, does the system crash? is that why you are running memtest?
[12:36] <chtulhu318> is ther someon here that can help me with a mount issue?
[12:37] <huppensuhn> chris|: the cryptsetup+loop+btrfs approach seems to work well. thanks again.
[12:37] <Dr_willis> g3orge,  you ran the 'addational drivers' tool? also known as 'jockey-gtk' ?
[12:37] <chmac> `for ..; do lpr 00.pdf; sleep 20; done` seems to do the trick, thanks for the help folks
[12:37] <chris|> huppensuhn, you are welcome
[12:37] <Elie> LjL   | I am come from cn
[12:37] <chmac> ms-daisy: Any luck on that link?
[12:37] <chmac> ms-daisy: I'm happy to file a bug somewhere if I can figure out what's going on
[12:37] <g3orge> Dr_willis: what tool? no. sorry new to ubuntu. apt-get install??
[12:37] <LjL> Elie: yes. if you want to speak Chinese, type /join #ubuntu-cn
[12:37] <WotWhere> compdoc: I did do a fresh install of 12.04 on a new build but the system kept Freezing.. so Dr_willis suggested todo an update...  have done that the system freezes all the time onnly gedit works
[12:38] <quixotedon> chtulhu318: just ask your problem straight forward, if you ask for a yes answer, i'm sure it won't be answered.. :)
[12:38] <chtulhu318> :)
[12:38] <chtulhu318> thx quixotedon
[12:38] <compdoc> WotWhere, the system ran fine before the install?
[12:38] <quixotedon> Elie: have you joined the forum?
[12:38] <ms-daisy> g3orge: is it a power pc or an intel-based mac?
[12:38] <Dr_willis> g3orge,  should have poped up a dialog on first boot.. look at top right corners.. or run 'addational drivers' from the menus or from terminal run 'jockey-gtk'
[12:38] <quixotedon> chtulhu318: so type your problem then and ask
[12:38] <Hyperbyte> Hi.  Using Ubuntu 12.04, with LTSP.  I'm trying to set shortcut keys for all my users, with mandatory dconf settings.  Maybe I'm doing something very wrong here, but the dconf settings don't seem to correspond with what is shown in the Gnome settings application.
[12:38] <Elie> LjL  | thank you!
[12:38] <jsjgruber-x-p> ms-daisy, make sure you can read a file from the home directory and write a small file to where you are sending the files. Sounds like there is a problem with how you are specifying either the source or the destination.
[12:39] <Hyperbyte> See this screenshot:  http://local.setreizen.zonenzorg.nl/dconf-keybindings.png  Any hints? :)
[12:39] <ghostconn> good morning everyone, any good ways to customize 12:04?
[12:39] <Dr_willis> ghostconn,  thats a little vague..
[12:39] <Dr_willis> ghostconn,  the webupd8 site has a nice tweak guide.
[12:39] <g3orge> Dr_willis: it says no additional drivers.
[12:39] <WotWhere> compdoc: been using win7.. its a new build so trying to install 12.04 have nt tried any other flavors yet... thinking bout mint
[12:39] <ms-daisy> chmac: not yet.
[12:39] <Dr_willis> g3orge,  id check askubuntu.com for your exact make of machine. see if they mention what needs to be done.
[12:39] <chtulhu318> I have problem mounting the shares on my NAS, I mounted using several ways, but somehow the NAS is always mounted readonly
[12:39] <g3orge> ms-daisy: it is a early 2011 i5 macbook pro intel.
[12:39] <ghostconn> thanks
[12:40] <g3orge> Dr_willis: I tried but I can't find anything specific for 12.04
[12:40] <chtulhu318> in windows 7 it worked perfectly, shortly I installed ubuntu, but can't the mount to work.
[12:40] <Dr_willis> g3orge,  if they mention a package name for the older releases.. i  imagine the name would be the same.
[12:40] <chtulhu318> udo mount -t nfs -o rw nas-sirius32.local:/mnt/soho_storage/samba/shares/NAS-SHR001 /mnt/nfs/nas-shr001
[12:41] <ms-daisy> jsjgruber-x-p: yes I agree.  I have rsynced to the server, but I want to rsync directly to the secondary hard drive. the command I used is this: rsync -azv -e  /home/msdaisy msdaisy@<IP_ADDRESS>:/media/HDD
[12:41] <compdoc> ms-daisy, you need two colons
[12:41] <ms-daisy> compdoc: where does the second colon go- next to the first?
[12:42] <compdoc> <IP_ADDRESS>::
[12:42] <g3orge> Dr_willis: how do I search for a specific model? anything I found is general mac stuff and some other stuff I tried and didn't work.
[12:42] <chtulhu318> btw if I go root with sudo -s I'm perfectly able to write
[12:42] <chtulhu318> under any other user, files simply don't show up
[12:42] <compdoc> ms-daisy, its best to make it simple - see if you can at least list the rsync shares:  rsync msdaisy@<IP_ADDRESS>::
[12:42] <Dr_willis> g3orge,  i dont know what your mac model is. I dont even know mac model #'s -  you could determine your chipset via the lspci output, and other erorr messages and search for those also.
[12:44] <ms-daisy> compdoc: the connection was refused.  I just rsync'd the home folder to the server though.  Is this a permissions thing?
[12:45] <compdoc> ms-daisy, very likely
[12:46] <ms-daisy> compdoc: so probably the permissions on the mounted drive? or the permissions of my ssh user? (bleh- now I have to learn permissions)
[12:46] <compdoc> ms-daisy, could be perms on the share - but best to check everything
[12:47] <ms-daisy> chtulhu318: just ask the question
[12:48] <ms-daisy> whoops- nevermind chtulhu318
[12:49] <compdoc> ms-daisy, is rsyncd enabled? its the service
[12:49] <ms-daisy> enabled on what? I've got the daemon on the server & the client on the remote computer. comp
[12:50] <ms-daisy> compdoc^
[12:50] <compdoc> yeah. I think you edit /etc/default/rsync and enable it
[12:51] <ms-daisy> you mean on the client then?
[12:51] <compdoc> no, the 'server'
[12:51] <compdoc> RSYNC_ENABLE=true
[12:51] <ms-daisy> gotcha.
[12:51] <llutz> compdoc: what should the double colons in" <IP_ADDRESS>::" be good for?
[12:52] <compdoc> llutz, dunno - doesnt work without them
[12:52] <llutz> compdoc: sure it does
[12:52] <compdoc> Im trying it right now, and it errors
[12:52] <chmac> Boom, it's an intermittent issue, it's now printing 30 odd sheets at a rate of knots! :-)
[12:53] <compdoc> :: does work, : does not
[12:53] <llutz> compdoc: not here
[12:54] <llutz> compdoc: as sry, thats rsync via rsyncd? i'm using plain remote-shell/ssh, where single colons are used
[12:54] <zrtyioo> hello
[12:55] <ms-daisy> llutz: look at the man page for rsync- it shows two colons when you use colons at all.
[12:55] <zrtyioo> how to build package for ubuntu ?
[12:55] <zrtyioo> .deb
[12:55] <DJones> !checkinstall | zrtyioo
[12:55] <llutz> ms-daisy: look at the man-page,  thats rsync via rsyncd. I'm using plain remote-shell/ssh, where single colons are used (as shown in the man-page too)
[12:55] <gaelfx> zrtyioo: why do you need to build a package?
[12:57] <zrtyioo> just like that
[12:57] <compdoc> llutz, yes, using rsyncd
[12:58] <ms-daisy> So what syntax to you use llutz to copy over ssh?
[12:58] <WotWhere> wot does SegvFault mean?
[12:59] <llutz> ms-daisy: rsync -au<somemoreoptions> local/  me@remote:/path
[13:00] <gaelfx> WotWhere: means something went awfully wrong while trying to execute some code
[13:01] <quixotedon> ! segvfault | WotWhere
[13:01] <quixotedon> !segvfault | WotWhere
[13:01] <Hyperbyte> Could anyone shed some light on why my gnome3 fallback keybindings in dconf don't correspond with the gnome system settings? http://local.setreizen.zonenzorg.nl/dconf-keybindings.png
[13:02] <MrShizzz> hi, can anyone tell me how to hide my ip? Thank a lot
[13:02] <Milad_AS> use tor
[13:02] <ms-daisy> llutz: yeah, that's the same syntax I'm using. I'm getting permission denied. Clearly I need to change permissions.
[13:02] <MrShizzz> yeah, I should use tor, but anyway of asking the ops to do anything?
[13:02] <Pici> MrShizzz: If you mean to hide it on IRC, join #freenode and request a cloak.
[13:02] <Milad_AS> use chmod or chown
[13:02] <llutz> ms-daisy: or run rsync as root (always needed for backups to preserve permissions)
[13:02] <MrShizzz> thats what I was looking for - Thank you Pici!
[13:03] <tzhuang> Hello; I've accidently rebound my Return key using xmodmap -- how can I restore the mapping?
[13:03] <gaelfx> I have to ask... tzhuang what did you rebind it to?
[13:04] <WotWhere> VMA Null errors SegvFault.. looks like my bad... dont know where but
[13:04] <ms-daisy> llutz: dumb question time: you mean put sudo in front of the command?
[13:04] <tzhuang> Seems to be whatever my multimedia key was bound to.
[13:04] <llutz> ms-daisy: nope i run rsync as a forced-command via ssh-keys
[13:04] <tzhuang> gaelfx: Seems to be whatever key my multimedia key was bound to.
[13:05] <moy_> salut
[13:05] <llutz> ms-daisy: else you would need to allow root-login for ssh, which you clearly don't want
[13:05] <ms-daisy> lol no
[13:05] <tzhuang> gaelfx: I was originally trying to bind my mutlimedia key to  XF86AudioPlay
[13:05] <gaelfx> tzhuang: can you ssh in and use xmodmap to change it back?
[13:06] <tzhuang> gaelfx: I'm not too sure what you mean by that; why do I need to ssh in when I'm at the machine?
[13:06] <llutz> ms-daisy: i'm using it like shown here http://troy.jdmz.net/rsync/index.html
[13:06] <gaelfx> tzhuang: can you actually use the return key on the machine you're at?
[13:06] <ms-daisy> cool. Forced commands are new to me. THanks llutz
[13:07] <tzhuang> gaelfx: No. But in looking for a way to restore my Return key on Google, I found a post on mapping another key to Return. I can't type that key because that is my new return.
[13:08] <ms-daisy> llutz: oh, it looks like it wouldn't allow me to ssh to my server to tunnel firefox & other things if I did that.
[13:08] <tzhuang> gaelfx: However my actual physical Return key does not function. (A grey box appears with a red cancel sign whenever I press it, which is also what happens when I press my multimedia keys.)
[13:09] <llutz> ms-daisy: idk, but why do you want to establish a tunnel as root?
[13:09] <esmirlin> hey how can i set compiz to minimize windows by using right click on the window title?
[13:10] <anon> Does anybody know what the support channel for Libre Office (formerly open office) is?
[13:10] <anon> Never mind. Found it.
[13:10] <tzhuang> gaelfx: I've also tried setxkbmap -layout us
[13:10] <llutz> anon: #libreoffice
[13:11] <ms-daisy> llutz: I don't. I clearly need to read up on forced commands.  Thanks for the help llutz  and compdoc
[13:12] <elky> ugh, something keeps trapping my mouseclicks
[13:12]  * elky shakes fist at unity
[13:12] <sausage2> haiiiiiii
[13:12] <elky> or really, not just mouseclicks, most things cursor-related.
[13:13] <tzhuang> Heeeelp I can't restore my Return key. Using another key temporarily.
[13:13] <tzhuang> I changed it by accident via xmodmap.
[13:14] <sausage2> I want to cunt the number of processes. Can it be done in /processes/ or something like that? Seen it before.  And, I'd like to see live updates of the number, in kejs there cums moan processes
[13:14] <tzhuang> Heeeelp I can't restore my Return key. Using another key temporarily.
[13:14] <tzhuang> I changed it by accident via xmodmap.
[13:18] <slava_dp> ubuntu 12.04 contains intel xorg drivers v. 2.17.0, they don't work for my new netbook (I get 800x600 res.). Where can I get newer intel driver like 2.19.0 ?
[13:21] <tzhuang> Heeeelp I can't restore my Return key. Using another key temporarily.
[13:21] <tzhuang> I changed it by accident via xmodmap.
[13:22] <compdoc> tzhuang, sounds like not many ppl do that, so dont know the answer
[13:23] <compdoc> have you changed it back and then logged off or rebooted?
[13:23] <Dr_willis> ctrl-m also works as a return key i belive
[13:25] <WotWhere> compdoc Dr_willis gaelfx quixotedon : have done the memtest will do a fresh install of ubuntu.. fingers crossed..  thanks
[13:25] <compdoc> good luck
[13:26] <slava_dp> found an updated intel driver here https://launchpad.net/~glasen/+archive/intel-driver
[13:26] <tzhuang> compdoc: Have tried to reset but had no effect.
[13:26] <Dr_willis> i recall the Ubuntu-tweak tool having a 'settings reset' feature. for unity/gnome/other apps?
[13:28] <klaus> Can somebody please help me with a problem with my fstab?
[13:29] <compdoc> klaus, maybe
[13:29] <jrib> klaus: best to just ask your question
[13:29] <klaus> Well, i updated to 12.04 and now my sshfs entry in my fstab is not working automatically during boot.
[13:30] <jrib> klaus: does it work after a sudo mount -a?
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> klaus  try nfs instead of sshfs
[13:31] <Fat-Thing> Dr_willis,  i'm using ubuntu 10.04 LTS lucid lynx if i have to upgrade to 12.04 does it mean that all my files will be gone?  and i got dell inspiron 1545 built-in vcard 3GB RAM is it enough!?
[13:32] <klaus> First, i tried manually mounting it with mount <mountpoint> and it worked. Second, i don't want to use nfs, i used sshfs with 11.10 and it worked fine without any problem for half a year, so...
[13:32] <MonkeyDust> Fat-Thing  try sudo do-release-ugrade
[13:33] <Axeman> anyone here run zoneminder on ubuntu 12.04 ?
[13:33] <vlt> !anyone | Axeman
[13:33] <compdoc> Axeman, not yet, but Im going to upgrade a system eventually
[13:34] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, I do
[13:34] <Fat-Thing> MonkeyDust,  what's that command do?
[13:34] <klaus> I just tried automounting it with mount -a and it also worked. I think the problem is, that ubuntu doesn't wait for network connection to mount it, but i already use (and always used) _netdev option
[13:35] <MonkeyDust> Fat-Thing  what does it look like? it upgrades your ubuntu to 12.04
[13:35] <Dr_willis> Fat-Thing,  a upgrade imples keeping your data.. i do suggest making a backup of imporntatant stuff befor upgradeing.
[13:35] <Axeman> does it work OK Biblioclasta ?
[13:35] <Axeman> ro do you need ubuntu server for it to really work ?
[13:35] <Dr_willis> Fat-Thing,  i always do clean installs normally. :) i got my /home/ on its own partion whch makes it easier.
[13:35] <Dr_willis> !info zoneminder
[13:35] <compdoc> Axeman, no
[13:35] <Axeman> i'm a linux noob. it took me about 45 minutes to get the vmware tool installed on unbuntu;
[13:36] <Biblioclasta> yes, but no the upgrade
[13:36] <Axeman> about 45 seconds on windows.
[13:36] <Fat-Thing> MonkeyDust,  sorry mate ain't that familiar tho but hope u understand sorry
[13:36] <compdoc> zoneminder works great on Ubuntu desktop
[13:36] <Biblioclasta> fron 10.04 to 12.04 fails
[13:36] <MonkeyDust> Axeman  linux has virtual box
[13:36] <leOn> Anyone has any idea on how can i do a clean 12.04 install with bonding and vlan support, right from the installer?
[13:37] <Axeman> i went to the software center, searched for zoneminder and clicked install
[13:37] <Fat-Thing> Dr_willis,  u go clean install by? how? steps pls? or got any links i can read on?
[13:37] <bittin> :)
[13:38] <bittin> now i installed Ubuntu aswell on my new PC :>
[13:38] <quixotedon> bittin: great thing!
[13:38] <Axeman> everything appeared to have worked. but there's nothing to inidicate what to do next. like i'm assuming there's a webui of somesort
[13:38] <bittin> quixotedon: indeed :)
[13:38] <Axeman> i need to RTFM i suppose that tells me.
[13:38] <bittin> Ubuntu for daily use, Windows 7 for gayming
[13:38] <bittin> :>
[13:38] <Axeman> i really expected a click install, click open, config, rock on.
[13:39] <quixotedon> bittin: welcome to the club! :)
[13:39] <violinappren> Axeman:  Virtualbox
[13:39] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, apache es workin?
[13:39] <bittin> but guess i will have to reinstall this later
[13:39] <Biblioclasta> g
[13:39] <bittin> when i buy a larger HDD
[13:39] <bittin> then 160GB
[13:39] <bittin> :D
[13:39] <klaus> hallo? anyone out there fimiliar with sshfs, fstab and so on?
[13:39] <FloodBot1> bittin: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:39] <violinappren> !details | klaus
[13:40] <Axeman> violinappren, this is a VM inside vmware esxi...
[13:40] <MonkeyDust> klaus  start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab#File_System_Type
[13:40] <hje841> how can I execute a shellscript on logout?
[13:40] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, apache is what i call my dad; and yes, he's at work. lol seriously though, i know that's the webserver... but wouldn't know how to check that it's working
[13:40] <klaus> ubottu, ok. So thats the line i used in fstab: sshfs#klaus@metalhead-srv:/mnt/data/    /media/Metalhead-Data   fuse    _netdev,uid=1000,gid=1000,allow_other   0       0
[13:40] <jrib> klaus: when replying to questions please use the nick you are replying to in the front.  That way your messages get highlighted by the right clients and people don't miss your responses :)
[13:41] <MonkeyDust> klaus  better use nfs, not sshfs in fstab -- nfs is network file system
[13:42] <jrib> klaus: do you know if sshfs logs somewhere?  Have you checked there?
[13:42] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, in the terminal write
[13:42] <klaus> MonkeyDust: How would i configure nfs on my server?
[13:42] <Biblioclasta> service apache2 status
[13:42] <azrtyuio> hi all
[13:42] <Biblioclasta> service mysql status
[13:42] <bittin> hi
[13:42] <Biblioclasta> service zoneminder status
[13:42] <ikonia> Biblioclasta: please stop that
[13:43] <klaus> jrib: i don't know if it logs its actions somewhere...
[13:43] <azrtyuio> i would like to compile a package from source code for my router
[13:43] <azrtyuio> to obtain something .ipk
[13:43] <jrib> klaus: did you find anything in the server's /var/log/auth.log?
[13:43] <azrtyuio> where the router is also in linux
[13:43] <azrtyuio> am i need to cp my router kernel to my ubuntu pc ?
[13:44] <ikonia> azrtyuio: that is not a good idea
[13:44] <azrtyuio> what  i have to do ?
[13:44] <Biblioclasta> ikonia: are you helpin Axeman?
[13:44] <ikonia> no
[13:44] <ikonia> Biblioclasta: no
[13:44] <violinappren> azrtyuio: ask in the router firmware dev channel
[13:44] <azrtyuio> there is no one there
[13:44] <klaus> jrib: i'm going to look.
[13:45] <azrtyuio> opendreambox
[13:45] <ikonia> azrtyuio: trying to run software (the kernel especially) from your router on your ubuntu machine is very unlikley to work and will cause you a lot of problems
[13:46] <azrtyuio> so what i need to do to obtain something .ipk ?
[13:46] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, yay dad is running!
[13:46] <ikonia> azrtyuio: depends on your router, it's softrware and many things
[13:46] <ikonia> azrtyuio: there should be a support service for your router, check their website
[13:46] <MonkeyDu1t> klaus  https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/network-file-system.html
[13:46] <azrtyuio> well i got a dreambox 800 hd
[13:46] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[13:47] <LjL> azrtyuio: if you're running OpenWRT, yuou probably need http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/buildroot.exigence - but better to ask in their channel
[13:47] <azrtyuio> it is not openwrt router
[13:47] <Axeman> wow this chan's buzy. lol
[13:47] <Axeman> okay so all three are running Biblioclasta
[13:47] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, ok
[13:48] <LjL> azrtyuio: well, it entirely depends on the firmware you're running. you need to find its toolchain and use it.
[13:48] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, go to localhost/zoneminder
[13:48]  * bittin updating my fresh 12.04 install
[13:48] <Biblioclasta> in the browser
[13:49] <Axeman> The requested URL /zoneminder was not found on this server.
[13:49] <azrtyuio> how to check the firmware ?
[13:49] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, :/
[13:49] <azrtyuio> root@dm800:~# cat /etc/issue
[13:49] <azrtyuio> **************************
[13:49] <azrtyuio> *                        *
[13:49] <azrtyuio> *   The Gemini Project   *
[13:49] <azrtyuio> *                        *
[13:49] <azrtyuio> **************************
[13:49] <azrtyuio> OpenDreambox
[13:49] <azrtyuio> this is what i got
[13:49] <azrtyuio> LjL:
[13:50] <violinappren> !pastebin | azrtyuio
[13:50] <Dr_willis> Hmm. Just noticed somthing odd on my 12.04 box. i have no /dev/dvd pointing to my dvd drive. its on /dev/sr0    anyone else notice this? dvd is just a soft link isent it?
[13:50] <Axeman> and here's my linux yellow belly showin... Biblioclasta is that an emoticon, or something i need to type somewhere ? :-(
[13:50] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, in a browser inside the vm rigth?
[13:50] <Axeman> yes sir
[13:50] <azrtyuio> and i need this package mumudvb for my dreambox 800 hd
[13:50] <Dr_willis> http://localhost/zoneminder  in a browser. ;)
[13:51] <Axeman> yeah - that's whayt i typed Dr_willis
[13:51] <jrib> klaus: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/util-linux/+bug/384347 could be related (maybe some change related to fixing that is now affecting you)
[13:51] <DJones> Dr_willis: I have a /dev/dvd but my system has been updated from 11.10 and earlier
[13:51] <Axeman> i meant the :/ wasn't sure if that needed to go somewhere or if that was an emotion
[13:51] <hje841> where do I put a logout script in Ubuntu 11.10? that is: it is to be executed when ever I log out or shutdown or reboot
[13:51] <DJones> Dr_willis: But it does link to /dev/sr0
[13:52] <klaus> jrib: thanx, i'll look at it
[13:52] <Axeman> aah i am not comfortable in this world.
[13:52] <Dr_willis> hje841,  logging out is differnt then shutting down.. what do you want the script to do.
[13:52] <Dr_willis> Axeman,  i dont even know what you are doing. ;)
[13:52] <chu> hje841: Not 100% certain - wait for confirmation - but possibly in your bash_logout?
[13:52] <Axeman> in windows i can go to IIS and see what the site name is and all that fun stuff... how can i get apache to do the same
[13:52] <LjL> azrtyuio: i am utterly unfamiliar with OpenDreambox. all i could find as pertains to developer documentation is http://dreamboxupdate.com/download/opendreambox/2.0.0/doc/opendreambox.pdf
[13:53] <llutz> Dr_willis: the rules in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-cd.rules should create that symlink
[13:53] <yeehaw> Axeman: cat /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/website.nl-vhost.conf
[13:53] <Dr_willis> llutz,  wonder why they are not.   Hmm.
[13:53] <hje841> Dr_willis, I want it to cp a folder and run 'svn up' before I shutdown and before a user mounted device is unmounted
[13:55] <Dr_willis> llutz,  whats in that file? its all coments here.. mentions the following... # Entries are automatically added by the 75-cd-aliases-generator.rules
[13:55] <Dr_willis> which i dont have..
[13:55] <jrib> klaus: other things you could do to debug is to try nfs and see if it also fails.  Then you could tell whether it was likely a general "_netdev" issue or if it was confined to sshfs
[13:55] <Dr_willis> !find 75-cd-aliases-generator.rules
[13:55] <llutz> Dr_willis: sry can't check atm, no *buntu here...
[13:55] <Dr_willis> How can i be missing that...
[13:55] <azrtyuio> LjL: i allready got this pdf i don't have explication about how to obtain something .ipk
[13:55] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, what you see in localhost?
[13:56] <nsahoo> hi .. how can I start synaptic without password ?
[13:56] <Dr_willis> someone want to check and see how many files are in /etc/udev/rules.d for me? i have exactly 2
[13:56] <Axeman> yeehaw, cat: /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/website.nl-vhost.conf no such file or directory
[13:56] <hje841> Dr_willis, 3 files including README
[13:57] <OerHeks> 3 indeed
[13:57] <Dr_willis> hje841,  so look in the cd.rules   mine is all comments..
[13:57] <klaus> jrib: Though this would suck, i think that's the only thing i can try :(
[13:57] <Biblioclasta> Dr_willis, 5 here
[13:57] <yeehaw> Axeman: Substitue website.nl-vhost.conf for the actual website
[13:57] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, It Works! This is the default web page for this server. The web server software is runing but no content as been added, yet
[13:57] <Axeman> lol yeehaw gotcha
[13:57] <nsahoo> any help?
[13:58] <ClientAlive> hi fellas
[13:58] <yeehaw> Axeman: Or use tab completion
[13:58] <Axeman> yeehaw, same thing. i'll try tabbing over
[13:58] <ThePendulum> For some reason, Windows 7 won´t show up as installed during the installation of Ubuntu, while it definitely is installed (as I am using it right now). Any ideas?
[13:58] <hje841> Dr_willis, I have something that's not comments.
[13:58] <Dr_willis> Biblioclasta,  you have a  75-cd-aliases-generator.rules
[13:59] <ClientAlive> I was wondering, does ubuntu have packages of apps that come as a group? What do you call that, where to find and install?
[13:59] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, localhost/zm
[13:59] <Dr_willis> ClientAlive,  meta packages like 'ubuntu-desktop' or 'lubuntu-desktop'
[14:00] <ClientAlive> Dr_willis: I see. Nothing for other stuff (like software development packages in a group?
[14:00] <Biblioclasta> Dr_willis, nop
[14:00] <Dr_willis> ClientAlive,  a meta packge is just a special package that depends on other packages... nothing really special about them
[14:00] <llutz> Dr_willis: check /lib/udev/rules.d/  for it
[14:00] <klaus> jrib: Generally speaking, would it be better to place a post-up mount ... line interfaces or writing a if-up script?
[14:00] <Dr_willis> ClientAlive,  build-essental pulls in the core dev files
[14:00] <ClientAlive> ok.
[14:01] <Dr_willis> llutz,  all sorts of stuff there. ;)
[14:01] <klaus> jrib: ... line IN interfaces ...
[14:01] <ClientAlive> I know fedora does something like this but was hoping ubuntu did as well.
[14:01] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, same Not Found The requested URL /zm was not found on this server.
[14:01] <BLZbubba> on my precise desktop, after a couple of hours, X gets stuck at 100% cpu (one core).  it still works but it is slow... is anyone else seeing this?
[14:01] <hje841> Dr_willis, did you come up with a solution to my cp -r folder/ && svn up problem?
[14:01] <azrtyuio> or may be i don't understand LjL
[14:02] <jrib> klaus: both seem equally fine as a workaround until you figure out why the "proper" way does not work
[14:02] <Dr_willis> BLZbubba,  ive seen similer issues.. a logout/restart X fixs it for a time. On a nvidia system.
[14:02] <Dr_willis> hje841,  dident really notice the issue.
[14:02] <Dr_willis> i rarely use svn
[14:02] <Axeman> okay so i cd over to etc/apache2/sites-enabled and when i do an ls i  only see 000-default
[14:02] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, http:/localhost/zm/index.php
[14:02] <hje841> Dr_willis, well, I just need a script that does it if I forget it
[14:02] <Axeman> so confirmed - ain't on zm site up ?
[14:03] <yeehaw> Axeman: What's in it?
[14:03] <Dr_willis> hje841,  well the bash stuff would happen whenever you close a bash shell.. so thats not a good idea.
[14:03] <klaus> jrib: okay so that would not be a better way (i thought so too)
[14:03] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, http://localhost/zm/index.php
[14:03] <yeehaw> Axeman: Did you create any websites, next to the default one?
[14:04] <Progster> I'm trying to remap what ALT-F1 is bound to. I've removed all existing bindings from compiz (settings search is great!) and don't find anything in the keboard app. Anywhere else that shortcut might be mapped?
[14:05] <hje841> Dr_willis, I found this: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/2745/how-to-run-a-script-during-gnome-log-out but that doesn't work as GDM is no more
[14:05] <iSeeDeadPixels> hello guys, i'm having a MaaS / dnsmasq problem
[14:05] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, i tried that also same not found error
[14:05] <iSeeDeadPixels> in a VM
[14:05] <Axeman> yeehaw, looks like a lot of config stuff, nothing about ZM...
[14:06] <Axeman> do i need to create a zm site ?
[14:07] <yeehaw> Axeman: Aah your using a different program. Does it even use Apache?
[14:07] <jrib> klaus: another troubleshooting idea: try by ip instead of "metalhead-srv"
[14:07] <pzn> when I press quickly the power button, it appears a screen to confirm if I want to reboot, shutdown or cancel. how can I configure ubuntu to poweroff without asking for confirmation when I press the power button quickly?
[14:08] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, ls /etc/apache2/conf.d
[14:08] <jrib> klaus: one of the big changes for 12.04 is the use of resolvconf so could be related... just a shot in the dark
[14:09] <Dr_willis> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/993728
[14:09] <klaus> jrib: good idea...i'll try
[14:09] <BLeg> I accidentally started a "$ man *" command. Is there any way to stop it without restarting my machine?
[14:09] <Dr_willis> hje841,  you could use gdm instead of lightdm. but the new gdm may be differnt then the old one
[14:09] <Dr_willis> hje841,  lightdm may have a similer thing
[14:09] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, in the terminal: ls /etc/apache2/conf.d
[14:09] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, charset localized-error-pages security javascript-common.conf other-vhosts-access-log
[14:09] <Dr_willis> BLeg,  nother terminal use 'killall man'
[14:10] <Dr_willis> BLeg,  or hit crtl-c or q a lot. ;)
[14:10] <Biblioclasta> ok a file is missing
[14:10] <BLeg> I don't have another one, I'm just sing this for testing... I didn't see the "| quit (Ctrl-C) " option until just now...  I found this thread explaining exactly what I wanted.http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11658159
[14:13] <BLeg> actually, while I'm here: I'm (very) new to Ubuntu (actually, im very new to linux itself) and im trying to configure my internet connection. I only have a terminal, how can I configure my connection?
[14:13] <iSeeDeadPixels> ok, i'm having a dnsmasq issue along with maas (maas-dhcp), it won't stick to eth0
[14:14] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, do you know how associate a site to a folder in apache?
[14:15] <Axeman> Biblioclasta, that would be a big fat no.
[14:15] <klaus_> jrib: trying with ip was also not successful at boot
[14:16] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, ok in a terminal
[14:16] <delac> How do I set Mobile broadband to be enabled on default? Every time I attach the 3G usb stick or boot the laptop, the Mobile broadband is switched to Off, preventing the connection from starting automatically.
[14:16] <Biblioclasta> sudo gedit /etc/apache2/conf.d/zoneminder.conf
[14:17] <L3tops> !gksudo | Biblioclasta
[14:17] <Axeman> lol your getting botted for helpin me
[14:17] <jrib> klaus_: don't know then
[14:18] <Biblioclasta> yes
[14:18] <LmAt> My update manager says that I have 196 updates and that a new version of Ubuntu is available and that I will need to download 240 mb.  Do I need to do this?
[14:18] <altin> Im having problems when puting directories in tar
[14:18] <L3tops> Just trying to be helpful... shouldnt take it wrong
[14:18] <altin> I loose all the permissions :S
[14:18] <jrib> LmAt: well you should install at least security updates
[14:18] <yeehaw> LmAt: The updates: yes, The new Ubuntu: Only if you want to
[14:18] <Axeman> hmm i tidnd't like that gtk-warning
[14:18] <chiiiiiz> Hello
[14:19] <LmAt> yeehaw: But there is a new ubuntu after 11.10, right?
[14:19] <iSeeDeadPixels> ok, i'm having a dnsmasq issue along with maas (maas-dhcp), it won't stick to eth0
[14:19] <Axeman> attempting store changes ... no such file or directory
[14:19] <chiiiiiz> Can someone help me out with a big ssh mistake?
[14:19] <altin> can anyone tell me how can I put directories in tar without touching their files permissions inside ?????
[14:19] <chiiiiiz> at least you'll ahve a good laugh!!
[14:19] <jrib> chiiiiiz: best to just ask your real qusetion
[14:19] <L3tops> !ask | chiiiiiz
[14:19] <LmAt> altin: You might enjoy #java ?
[14:19] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, ok first line:
[14:19] <klaus_> jrib: I'm just installing nfs on my server. Maybe it works. Meanwhile: What are the advantages of nfs to sshfs? And what about the authentification?
[14:20] <llutz> altin:  man tar | less -p --preserve-permissions
[14:20] <airstrike> sup ubuntees
[14:20] <jrib> klaus_: don't know much about that.  One major difference is that ssh is encrypted
[14:20] <Biblioclasta> Axeman: Alias /zm /usr/share/zoneminder
[14:20] <Biblioclasta> Axeman: that inside the file
[14:20] <chiiiiiz> I set a ssh identification with pub id on my Seagate Dockstar, but I messed up with the local computer and the dockstar... now, the server has its own pubkey as the authorized key... and I can't access it anylonger via ssh
[14:20] <airstrike> i've set up ssh on my ubuntu box and i've done it so that sessions stay alive by using screen
[14:21] <chiiiiiz> Funny, isn't?
[14:21] <airstrike> i don't remember exactly how that setup process went, but i know that anytime i create a new screen, i get disconnected
[14:21] <airstrike> i can ssh back again and the screen will have been created
[14:21] <iSeeDeadPixels> ok, i'm having a dnsmasq issue along with maas (maas-dhcp), it won't stick to eth0, who can help me?
[14:21] <MonkeyDust> airstrike  use byubo, it's an extension for screen
[14:21] <airstrike> but it's reaaaally annoying
[14:22] <klaus_> jrib: well but thats an advantage for sshfs i think, though i don't need it cause it's only my private network.
[14:22] <jrib> klaus_: yes
[14:22] <iSeeDeadPixels> gdammit.
[14:22] <MonkeyDust> airstrike  typo: byobu
[14:22] <L3tops> chiiiiiz: you could sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server      which will generate new keys and you can start over...
[14:22] <LmAt> When I visit tty 1, it shows the terminal for something like .5 seconds, then it shows a small window of my tty7 (gnome).  How do I fix it?
[14:23] <reckoner> yoo
[14:23] <LmAt> reckoner: hoo
[14:24] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, look a this http://pastebin.com/cHp9vdT2
[14:24] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, that goes inside the file
[14:24] <reckoner> is write-mime-multipart exclusive to ubuntu or is it available on other OS?
[14:25] <xeece> !search
[14:25] <L3tops> that is a good question LmAt, one of my machines does that too... but I keep forgetting to figure out how to fix it because I always just ssh into it...
[14:25] <Axeman> hmm okay bib
[14:25] <Axeman> Biblioclasta,
[14:25] <xeece> !search avatar
[14:25] <F`ckJustinBieber> reckoner, non-ubuntu users are not welcome here
[14:25] <xeece> !search alternate
[14:25] <reckoner> i am an ubuntu user, i'm just asking though
[14:25] <F`ckJustinBieber> !search justinbieber
[14:26] <Pici> F`ckJustinBieber: Stop that
[14:26] <F`ckJustinBieber> all right
[14:26] <F`ckJustinBieber> Pici, ok
[14:26] <Axeman> so i need ot create a file and but that stuff in there?
[14:27] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, yes
[14:28] <Biblioclasta> the file is /etc/apache2/conf.d/zoneminder.conf
[14:29] <Biblioclasta> Axeman, the file is /etc/apache2/conf.d/zoneminder.conf
[14:29] <airstrike> MonkeyDust: i'll take a look at it, thanks
[14:29] <sk1special> anyone know why i get a failed to fetch ppa/mozzila message when i update via terminal? theres two seperate ones..one /sources one /packages
[14:29] <Axeman> k dang it meetin' time. brb.
[14:29] <Axeman> thanks Biblioclasta
[14:31] <prc384> Hey guys I have a big problem.  I am the only user of an Ubuntu desktop installation and it says that my user is not int he sudoers file and I cant open it to give myself permissions.
[14:32] <compdoc> can you sudo?
[14:32] <prc384> nope
[14:32] <zykotick9> prc384: type "groups" in a terminal - are you a member of the sudo group?
[14:32] <prc384> cause not in the sudoers file
[14:32] <jrib> prc384: how did you get in this situation?
[14:32] <prc384> i restarted my computer and it just stopped allowing me to do everything
[14:32] <prc384> it was completely random no new software installed or anything
[14:32] <jrib> prc384: did you run any commands related to group membership...?
[14:32] <zykotick9> prc384: did you change you computer name by chance?
[14:33] <prc384> yes
[14:33] <prc384>  a while back
[14:33] <jrib> !who | prc384
[14:33] <prc384> it says i am in development group and root
[14:33] <compdoc> prc384, the person who installed Ubuntu can add you
[14:33] <jrib> prc384: you shouldn't be in the root group
[14:33] <prc384> i installed it
[14:33] <bibi23> hi, I'm trying to learn how to do shell scripts, I'd like to put the current timestamp in a variable, I found on google that date +%s returns the current timestamp, but if I try to assign a variable this way : test=date +%s, it fails, why? thx
[14:34] <L3tops> prc384: boot to live disk and chroot and use visudo to add yourself
[14:34] <chiiiiiz> L3tops: ok, but how can I access the server? there is no display nor keyboard...
[14:34] <yeehaw> bibi23: Try the channel #bash
[14:34] <jrib> prc384: you probably ran some usermod -G command? yes?
[14:35] <bibi23> yeehaw: ok
[14:35] <bibi23> thx
[14:35] <prc384> apparently so cause I am in two groups @jrib
[14:35] <killer> hi guys....whenever i try to install an os in kvm....i get "This VM uses an emulator "QEMU" which is not installed in the system.
[14:35] <L3tops> chiiiiiz: if you have locked yourself out of ssh you are going to have to attach one.
[14:35] <zykotick9> killer: actually kvm in terminal, or libvirt?
[14:36] <killer> actually it's AQemu
[14:36] <jrib> prc384: what ubuntu version?
[14:36] <chiiiiiz> L3tops: you mean connect the dockstar directly on my local computer via ethernet cable?
[14:36] <prc384> @jrib 12.04
[14:36] <zykotick9> killer: i have no idea what AQemu is - so i can't help.  Good luck.
[14:36] <jrib> prc384: in the future, you should remember that usermod -G will remove all your current groups unless you use -a.  It's better to use « sudo adduser USER GROUP » to add user USER to group GROUP.  What you must do now is reboot into recovery mode and do two things: 1) remove your user from the root group because he shouldn't be in it (sudo deluser USER root) and 2) add your user to the sudo group (sudo
[14:37] <jrib> adduser USER sudo).  Replace "USER" with your actual username!
[14:37] <jrib> prc384: if you're in recovery mode you don't need the "sudo"
[14:37] <Orpheon> someone know how to install opengl 32 bit on ubuntu 12.04 64-bit?
[14:37] <L3tops> I mean add a keyboard and monitor chiiiiiz... if you are locked out, you are locked out.
[14:37] <prc384> says only root user can add user to a group
[14:37] <prc384> i am the root thought I dont understand this
[14:38] <prc384> ill brb gonna check something
[14:38] <L3tops> jrib you could just use $USER in that example.
[14:38] <jrib> L3tops: no because he will be in recovery mode
[14:38] <L3tops> ah... thanks for the correction jrib
[14:38] <jrib> prc384: you are in recovery mode
[14:38] <jrib> prc384: ?
[14:39] <prc384> no one sec checking something
[14:39] <chiiiiiz> L3tops: there is no port where to connect a monitor
[14:39] <killer> anyone can help how to install set toolkit in precise pangolin
[14:40] <L3tops> chiiiiiz: how did you install?
[14:40] <prc384> restarting that computer now and booting in recover
[14:40] <chiiiiiz> via ssh
[14:40] <jrib> prc384: ok, remember to run "adduser USER sudo"
[14:40] <iSeeDeadPixels> ok, i'm having a dnsmasq issue along with maas (maas-dhcp), it won't stick to eth0, who can help me?
[14:41] <L3tops> chiiiiiz: I am not sure I understand how, but explaining it to me won't get you any closer to fixed. I would be interested to know in PM if you care to.
[14:41] <Orpheon> someone know how to install opengl 32 bit on ubuntu 12.04 64-bit?
[14:42] <prc384> i dropped to a shell prompt from recovery and tried "adduser development sudo" and it sayd gpasswd: cannot lock /etc/groupl try again later.
[14:43] <resno> ive got unmet dependencies, apt-get install -f isnt working. any suggestions?
[14:43] <jrib> prc384: is that 'l' at the end of "/etc/groupl" a typo on your part?
[14:43] <prc384> yeah sorry
[14:43] <auronandace> resno: don't use 3rd party apps
[14:44] <resno> auronandace: it was for video drivers
[14:44] <jrib> prc384: what is the output of « mount ».  Namely, is / mounted ro?
[14:44] <BluesKaj> resno, do you wnat to keep tring the insyall or clear the dependencies ?
[14:44] <resno> BluesKaj: clear it
[14:44] <BluesKaj> resno,  sudo dpkg --clear-avail
[14:46] <auronandace> resno: drivers are available in the repos
[14:46] <resno> BluesKaj: didnt work, can we try installing
[14:46] <resno> auronandace: proprietary drives.
[14:46] <auronandace> resno: yes
[14:46] <BluesKaj> what do you mean, didn't work ?
[14:46] <resno> auronandace: they wouldnt install
[14:46] <resno> BluesKaj: the unmet depencies still exist
[14:47] <LmAt> I just used Klavaro and it says, "You have exceeded all my expectations.  Are you a machine? Could you teach me?  I can not help you anymore.  Go to an expert!"   Every time I attach the 3G usb stick or boot the laptop, the Mobile broadband is switched to Off, preventing the connection from starting automatically.
[14:50] <resno> BluesKaj: im needing to install fglrx package and its still not processing
[14:50] <mi3> hi, I am trying to wget an rss feed along with sed, can someone suggest how to reduce the spacing ? http://paste.debian.net/169423/
[14:51] <waggysax> I'm getting an error message I can't seem to resolve; if someone would please help me it would be greatly appreciated
[14:51] <resno> mi3: this isnt a programming chat
[14:51] <docmur> is there an application that can download every video from a web page I suscribe to?   This page has like 300 videos and each one I have to click into a the video banner then click download.
[14:51] <resno> !ask | waggysax
[14:51] <mi3> resno, then where can I find a suitable answer?  How can I find out what they are and upgrade them?
[14:51] <resno> mi3: you can try #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:52] <Kaizen> can someone tell me the best mail server to install for pop3/imap on ubuntu 12.04 plz?
[14:52] <resno> !best | Kaizen
[14:52] <L3tops> mi3: /join #bash
[14:52] <jrib> prc384: you have not answered my question
[14:52] <waggysax> I'm getting this error message when I try to run this program: error while loading shared libraries: "libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[14:52] <mi3> L3tops, thank you
[14:54] <waggysax> I'm getting this error message when I try to run this program: "error while loading shared libraries: libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[14:54] <waggysax> would someone help please?
[14:54] <Orpheon> someone know how to install opengl 32 bit on ubuntu 12.04 64-bit?
[14:55] <ruli> waggysax: go to packages.ubuntu.com, find the package that file belongs to and make sure you have it installed
[14:55] <klaus> jrib: Works fine with nfs! Thanx!!! ;)
[14:55] <Unode|Work> hello everyone
[14:55] <waggysax> ruli, I've done that already
[14:55] <L3tops> waggysax: what program?
[14:55] <jrib> klaus: interesting :)
[14:55] <waggysax> L3tops, synaptic
[14:55] <Si2100> Guys, i got an issue with Ubuntu Server 12.04... i cant get any internet on static conection
[14:56] <L3tops> waggysax: synaptic is broken?
[14:56] <klaus> jrib: rather odd...
[14:56] <waggysax> L3tops, I don't know but I marked what the website said were the required packages for installation, then applied the changes, and it looked like it installed, but it didn solved the problem
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> Si2100  what's in /etc/network/interfaces ? use pastebin to show it to the channel
[14:56] <Logan_> waggysax: sudo apt-get install libqtwebkit4
[14:57] <Si2100> ok
[14:57] <zykotick9> Si2100: if you used /etc/network/interfaces, check that you have valid dns addresses in /etc/resolv.conf (if you used networkmanager, i have no idea)
[14:57] <resno> BluesKaj: OerHeks fixed it myself. thanks
[14:57] <Unode|Work> I currently have a file open by a program. The file has been accidentally removed from the filesystem but is still being written to by this program. I'm familiar with the lsof approach to recover open files but in this case, since the file is still being written to doing the "cp" approach will only copy the content at the time of the command, which means that a second later the file is incomplete...
[14:57] <resno> auronandace: thanks for you sentence responses
[14:57] <Si2100> MonkeyDust, When i try to connect to the server vi ssh, it just fails....
[14:58] <waggysax> Logan_ I already did that
[14:58] <BluesKaj> resno, care to share your fix?
[14:58] <auronandace> resno: how did you fix it?
[14:58] <jrib> klaus: should probably file a bug
[14:58] <Unode|Work> is there any strategy one can use to actually keep a reference to the file such that if it changes the content also changes?
[14:58] <Orpheon> someone know how to install opengl 32 bit on ubuntu 12.04 64-bit?
[14:58] <Si2100> MonkeyDust, ill upload an image to IMGUR
[14:58] <resno> BluesKaj: there was a scrict that i read about on google and it suggested to use it with --force
[14:59] <Si2100> Guys: http://imgur.com/MhNTF
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> Orpheon  you may need ia32-libs
[14:59] <Si2100> brb
[14:59]  * Si2100 is afk
[14:59] <resno> BluesKaj: it removed the depencencies, i just thought i could do it through apt-get
[14:59] <klaus> jrib: I don't really know how to file a bug...
[14:59] <waggysax> I am getting this error message "error while loading shared libraries: libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" even after checking for the required directories and installing them
[14:59] <waggysax> can someone help me?
[14:59] <mneptok> !away | Si2100
[15:00] <jrib> !bug | klaus
[15:00] <BluesKaj> resno, ueah , usually dpkg commands can solve the problem , but obviously not always
[15:00] <L3tops> !details | waggysax You aren't explaining WHAT is broken.
[15:00] <Si2100> Sorry
[15:00] <Si2100> back now
[15:00] <jrib> klaus: #ubuntu-bugs is also very helpful in helping to report and triage bugs
[15:01] <resno> BluesKaj: ah, i still had to do apt-get install -f, but its making progress now
[15:01] <Si2100> MonkeyDust, did u see the image ?
[15:01] <ruli> waggysax: are you running it inside kde
[15:01] <L3tops> "something" is giving this message, and synaptic is somehow involved... tell us WHAT you are TRYING to do that gives that message waggysax
[15:01] <zykotick9> Si2100: your interfaces file contains no DNS info (same as my setups), so you need valid info in /etc/resolv.conf
[15:01] <mneptok> zykotick9: incorrect.
[15:01] <BluesKaj> resno, ok , good to know
[15:01] <genii-around> waggysax: You get this message when you try to open any application, or a specific one?
[15:01] <Si2100> i had it working on 11.10 and 10.04.04 like that
[15:01] <MonkeyDust> Si2100  yes, the 135 bothers me, the IP pool may have 100 as limit in your router's settings
[15:01] <mneptok> zykotick9: DNS server info goes into /etc/network/interfaces in 12.04
[15:01] <zykotick9> Si2100: see mneptok for up-to-date answer!
[15:02] <Si2100> lol
[15:02] <gypseh> hey all got a few rather strange questions
[15:02] <klaus> jrib: what did you mean with "!bug | klaus"?
[15:02] <mneptok> Si2100: http://www.stgraber.org/2012/02/24/dns-in-ubuntu-12-04/
[15:02] <Si2100> MonkeyDust, i have my Desktop PC set to:<PHONE_NUMBER>
[15:02] <resno> gypseh: ask em
[15:02] <zykotick9> mneptok: thanks.  Si2100 sorry.
[15:02] <waggysax> genii-around, a specific one, xVST
[15:02] <Si2100> Narr its cool bro
[15:02] <klaus> jrib: Did you want to pipe me something? :D
[15:02] <mneptok> zykotick9: dude, i'm on my second cup of coffee. i'm amazed i can even read at this point.
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> Si2100  1250 is the number of years you have to wait for a connection, then ;)
[15:03] <L3tops> mmm coffee... afk
[15:03] <Si2100> Noo
[15:03] <jrib> klaus: it tells ubottu to give you information about "bug"
[15:03] <Si2100> MonkeyDust, ment 1.250
[15:03] <ruli> waggysax: how did you install it
[15:03] <waggysax> ruli, I'm trying to run it from bash, here is the whole thing "./xvst: error while loading shared libraries: libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[15:03] <gypseh> ok soo diablo 3 just came out and i set up play on.....im running an ati radeon hd 4200 on board when i set up through playonlinux it says i have a radeon 8800...and then doesnt let me play now i know the 4200 is not a high end card but i should be able to play on low settings np
[15:03] <waggysax> ruli, I just decompressed it into a folder
[15:04] <gypseh> any ideas how to make playon see the card properly?
[15:04] <mneptok> Si2100: when you get DNS working, use verbose mode if ssh fails. "ssh -vvv user@hostname"
[15:04] <hje841> how do you remove the purple color background at logout to reveal the terminal output in lightdm?
[15:04] <waggysax> ruli, I wasn't sure how to install
[15:04] <waggysax> ruli, I'm new
[15:04] <Si2100> ok
[15:04] <hje841> ubuntu 10.10
[15:04] <hje841> 11.10
[15:04] <Si2100> in the /etc/resolv.conf its like empty
[15:04] <klaus> jrib: aaah ok
[15:04] <genii-around> waggysax: Most likely it's a 32 bit app and your libqtwebkit4 is 64 bit
[15:04] <pratz> hey guys how can i disable the beep sound in 12.04 ?
[15:05] <zykotick9> Si2100: ! see mneptok file instead!  /etc/network/interfaces
[15:05] <waggysax> genii-around, that sounds right, is there any way around it?
[15:05] <klaus> jrib: So if i use the command ubuntu-bug <package> what package should i use in my case?
[15:05] <pratz> when use yeahconsole and i can hear the beep sound when i press backspace
[15:05] <jrib> klaus: I'd start with sshfs
[15:05] <ruli> waggysax: run 'file xvst'
[15:05] <pratz> basically i want to disable the beep sound from system
[15:06] <Si2100> wtf i set it to <IP_ADDRESS> and i still have no conneciton
[15:06] <ruli> waggysax: also 'echo $QTDIR'
[15:06] <waggysax> ruli, done
[15:06] <waggysax> ruli: what am I looking for?
[15:07] <ruli> waggysax: and print the output here
[15:07] <waggysax> ruli: " file xvst
[15:07] <waggysax> xvst: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked, stripped"
[15:07] <pratz> how can i disable beep sound from system in 12.04 ?
[15:07] <gypseh> so nobody has anyy ideas why this thing tells me i have a different card than i do?
[15:07] <pratz> and it is speaker beep
[15:08] <MonkeyDust> pratz  in a terminal, type alsamixer
[15:08] <Dr_willis> gypseh,  check the wine app database or the playonlinux homepage.
[15:08] <ruli> pratz: you don't. heir shuttleworth has mandated that you must hear speaker beep thus you must
[15:08] <waggysax> ruli: there was no output for the other command
[15:08] <Dr_willis> I dnt hear any speaker beeps...
[15:09] <Si2100> Okie Strange, even with google dns setup when i do: ping google.co.uk i get nothing..
[15:09] <ruli> waggysax: install the 32-bit webkit presuming you're on 64-bit, with apt-get install packagename:i386
[15:09] <pratz> ruli: what the hell ?
[15:09] <Dr_willis> brb.
[15:09] <pratz> MonkeyDust: next ?
[15:09] <MonkeyDust> pratz  explore alsamixer, speaker etc
[15:09] <L3tops> look for "beep" or "pc speaker" prc384
[15:09] <L3tops> er pratz^
[15:10] <waggysax> thank you ruli
[15:10] <ruli> waggysax: does it work then?
[15:10] <pratz> MonkeyDust: can not find it , any other way ?
[15:10] <blackber2y> how install conky?
[15:11] <waggysax> ruli: not sure yet
[15:11] <MonkeyDust> pratz  use the arrows to walk through alsamixer and to change the levels
[15:11] <fraterm> can anyone assist me with a 12.04 sources.list issue?  I would like to decipher the error message I'm getting regarding multiple fonts, as well as an issue where certain repositories don't connect with the "check your internet connection" error message.
[15:11] <pratz> MonkeyDust: yes, but i can not find the speaker option
[15:11] <ruli> waggysax: since you're running a program not formally installed you might have to run the program with QTDIR and LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to include the 32-bit debian directory tree