[00:00] <mrtAkdeniz> i loaded kernel and boot os from there
[00:00] <mrtAkdeniz> boot-repair didn't help
[00:00] <mrtAkdeniz> any idea?
[00:00] <wileee> mrtAkdeniz, you save the bootinfo summary?
[00:01] <mrtAkdeniz> i didn't, i tried it on try ubuntu
[00:01] <Nectar> Jordan_U: Software Updater works now. Thank you :)
[00:01] <mrtAkdeniz> i can install boot-repair again if you need wileee
[00:01] <Jordan_U> Nectar: You're welcome :)
[00:01] <oaulakh> how to activate nvidia graphic card driver proper bcz my system still showing 33Mhz graphic clock memory http://paste.ubuntu.com/12277921/
[00:01] <wileee> mrtAkdeniz, nah, always save that url.
[00:01] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: Don't bother with boot-repair, just run boot info script directly.
[00:01] <mrtAkdeniz> Jordan_U, where is this script?
[00:02] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: sudo apt-get install boot-info-script
[00:02] <mrtAkdeniz> i did, what know Jordan_U ?
[00:03] <mrtAkdeniz> boot-info-script didn't work and no menu entry
[00:03] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: Then run "sudo bootinfoscript".
[00:03] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: And pastebin the RESULTS.txt that it produces.
[00:04] <mrtAkdeniz> is it ok to use somewhere else? my sh*tty country blocked pastebin..
[00:04] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[00:05] <mrtAkdeniz> yeah i did it Jordan_U : here you go http://paste.ubuntu.com/12277972/
[00:05] <oaulakh> anyone know about graphic card in ubuntu
[00:06] <pitwalker> Hi all. I have a initrd problem, only boot my 15.04 when BIOS SATA controller set to ATA compatibility mode, not boot on normal AHCI setting. initramfs/busybox said only the pata_acpi module loaded
[00:06] <mrtAkdeniz> wileee, http://paste.ubuntu.com/12277972/
[00:07] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: This channel is for Ubuntu support only. Try ##linux or #grub.
[00:07] <mrtAkdeniz> pardon me Jordan_U ?
[00:08] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: This channel is for Ubuntu support only. You appear to be using Elementary OS.
[00:08] <mrtAkdeniz> Jordan_U, not the same?
[00:09] <Jordan_U> mrtAkdeniz: Definitely not. Elementary may be based on Ubuntu, but it is not Ubuntu proper, and we don's support Ubuntu derivatives here.
[00:10] <mrtAkdeniz> oh i got it Jordan_U , it is based on ubuntu so i tought this won't be a problem
[00:10] <mrtAkdeniz> but i got your point, it may be a eOs caused problem
[00:13] <Sohail-Ahmed> Is it possible that a calling to program XYZ by /usr/bin/XYZ **.py should be treated as /usr/local/bin/XYZ **.py. I heard some thing about symbolic links in ubuntu, but am confused
[00:14] <Gaming4JC> Sohail-Ahmed, you can check for a symbolic link by using "file" /blah/that/might/be/link
[00:14] <Gaming4JC> sometimes helps.
[00:15] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: But what does symbolic links do??
[00:15] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: same as what I am trying to do??
[00:15] <Gaming4JC> Sohail-Ahmed, it is a shortcut - so you can use it as a reference to point to another file.
[00:16] <Gaming4JC> Sohail-Ahmed, yes it can go from /usr/local/ to /usr/bin
[00:16] <Gaming4JC> and anywhere else on the system
[00:16] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: Thanks!!!!
[00:16] <Gaming4JC> Sohail-Ahmed, http://ubuntuhak.blogspot.com/2013/04/symbolic-links-in-ubuntu.html
[00:19] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: Thanks for link. Can I ask one related question
[00:19] <Gaming4JC> !ask | Sohail-Ahmed
[00:19] <Gaming4JC> :)
[00:20] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: Is says that ln -s target source creates target file. But here I want to execute a command
[00:21] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: I want to execute /usr/local/bin/swig every time /usr/bin/swig is used?
[00:21] <Gaming4JC> Sohail-Ahmed, hmm symlinks are just shortcuts, they don't execute. However they do what you are asking
[00:22] <Gaming4JC> if you create a shortcut/symlink for
[00:22] <Gaming4JC> for /usr/bin/swig --> /usr/local/bin/swig
[00:22] <Gaming4JC> anytime someone types swig
[00:22] <Gaming4JC> it will load /usr/local/bin/swig
[00:23] <Sohail-Ahmed> Gaming4JC: thanks!!!!
[00:38] <fsir4> is it possible to backup a linux os on a vmware and restore it on a NON-Vmware (regular machine)?
[00:40] <LightweighOS2> I've downloaded most every desktop environment to test them, and afterwards I deleted the ones I didn't like as much... Except now there's a problem. When I boot up, it says kubuntu. My login manager is the one lxde uses, and when I'm logging it it show's the xfce symbol, and then when I'm on my account it loads unity. It's a weird mix of all the desktop environments.
[00:41] <Jordan_U> fsir4: What version of Ubuntu are you using in the guest?
[00:41] <fsir4> 14.04.3.
[00:42] <wileee> LightweighOS2, what is the final de you're using?
[00:42] <LightweighOS2> Right now I have Ubuntu selected, however it's still a weird mix of ones that I've uninstalled, or at least seemingly uninstalled.
[00:42] <Jordan_U> fsir4: Yes it's possible, but not particularly easy. Do you have a hard drive with nothing currently on it that you plan to use for this purpose? Have you installed VMware's guest additions? Is the physical machine UEFI or BIOS based?
[00:43] <fsir4> Nah I have one HD, the purpose for using VMWARE for me was to switch from windows to ubuntu within a click
[00:43] <fsir4> I mean, I could use a KVM switch
[00:43] <fsir4> with some mini pc wunning ubuntu, but not sure if it would be fast
[00:44] <wileee> LightweighOS2, not knowing what is left there, heh, you can reload the splash needed. https://askubuntu.com/questions/12394/getting-back-ubuntus-default-boot-splash
[00:44] <Demon_Jester> hey can someone help me out? I am trying to achieve reverse ssh proxy, I did it long ago, and I am being unsuccessful right now.
[00:44] <fsir4> Jordan_U: actually I have an empty external HD
[00:44] <pitwalker> fsir4: i have only infos about VirtualBox, if you use the VHD format virtual disk you can "dd" back to physical disk, when you import you must create the tailer section manually
[00:45] <LightweighOS2> wileee: Even though I uninstalled them, there's still parts of the uninstalled desktop environments on my machine. How do I uninstall everything associated with it?
[00:45] <fsir4> Would it possible to install ubunto on the external hd and run it in vmware?
[00:45] <Jordan_U> fsir4: Yes.
[00:45] <wileee> LightweighOS2, Try running sudo apt-get autoremove ; sudo apt-get auto-clean
[00:45] <usafbeach> fsir4: VMs are just a bunch of files.  They can be run from anywhere
[00:46] <wileee> LightweighOS2, sorry sudo apt-get autoclean
[00:46] <fsir4> yes, only problem is that they will be on the windows parittion
[00:46] <fsir4> rather dangerous
[00:47] <usafbeach> Why dangerous?
[00:47] <LightweighOS2> wileee: Thanks, I'll try that.
[00:48] <wileee> LightweighOS2, generall a purge of the desktop and a autoremove gets most stuff, not the best way in the end but do-able, I would save the installlist myself and use them to remove.
[00:49] <LightweighOS2> wileee: If you save the install list can you copy and past it into the terminal and get rid of everything all at once?
[00:50] <wileee> LightweighOS2, yes, it shows everything installed.
[00:50] <LightweighOS2> wileee: nice, how do you get the install list?
[00:51] <wileee> LightweighOS2, used to be this site had them, older ones still there, but from the terminal install. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/  the bot has info as well
[00:53] <len__> HEY hello zijn de nederlandser aan weezig?
[00:54] <LightweighOS2> wileee: Thanks, I'll see if this works. If all else fails, I'll just type in rm -rf /
[01:01] <Gaming4JC> !ubuntu-de | len___
[01:06] <LightweighOS2> Ready, everybody? I'm deleting everything on my Ubuntu operating system with the command rm -rf /
[01:07] <fddfdbnklzdf> hello
[01:07] <fddfdbnklzdf> fellow
[01:07] <fddfdbnklzdf> scrubs
[01:07] <fddfdbnklzdf> is no one here to ban me?
[01:08] <LightweighOS2> Okay, I'm going to enter the command in 3 seconds...
[01:08] <LightweighOS2> Haha, it didn't do anything.
[01:09] <nutzz> How can I find out which ports is a process using form C, is there some system call or do I need to invoke some linux utility using a pipe?
[01:10] <LightweighOS2> I'm going to use a command that will write junk on my hard drive now.
[01:10] <AbuDhar> you gotta hate Windows for not letting me download the iso file without actually being on a windows machine
[01:11] <LightweighOS2> I'm moving my home directory to null now, this should work.
[01:12] <AbuDhar> LightweighOS2, do you have a Windows 8 iso file?
[01:12] <LightweighOS2> AbuDhar: I don't, I'm trying to destroy my Ubuntu operating system.
[01:12] <musca> AbuDhar: not here, please. I think you missed the right channel ...
[01:13] <LightweighOS2> What command will make my Ubuntu operating system unusable?
[01:13] <wileee> LightweighOS2, you don;t have top just install what you want in it's place.
[01:14] <LightweighOS2> I just booted up after I did what you recommended and I still have a mix of 3 or 4 different desktop environments that I uninstalled.
[01:15] <wileee> LightweighOS2, I gave you a link with multiple options, and a clue the bot knows more, no idea what you have done in any of this.
[01:16] <AbuDhar> rm -R / :D
[01:16] <AbuDhar> maybe this will break everything?
[01:16] <wileee> LightweighOS2, Sounds like you need nothing there, so install what you want over it.
[01:16] <ViperZ> Hello can someone assist me with turning off Wine Debug?
[01:19] <LightweighOS2> wileee: I just ran a few commands they recommended.
[01:33] <Mindfreack> trevosa, are you here?
[01:37] <guest1234> I ubgraded from 14.10 -> 15.04 today and I think my Xfce installation is bad. I can authenticate, but I have no titlebars or background. I've purged my .cache, reinstalled Xfce4, launched xfdesktop, but none of these typical solutinos work. Any thoughts?
[01:37] <guest1234> Other window managers work such as MATE
[02:16] <family> olo
[02:17] <ndick> tot
[02:17] <family> lolzzz
[02:17] <cfhowlett> family, this is ubuntu support.  ask ubuntu questions.  or go somewhere else to play.  thank you.
[02:29] <btorch> hello, I'm having some issues with partman-auto/expert_recipe, for some reason it keeps on using all the leftover space for swap even though I say it to only use 2G
[02:29] <btorch> 2000 80 2000 linux-swap
[02:29] <btorch> any ideas why that is ?
[02:34] <eric__> some of the necessary kernel modules will probably be different restoring on a non-VM machine
[02:34] <LonelyCoder_> So how exactly does telnet connect to a system?
[02:35] <LonelyCoder_> Like, my Ubuntu system isn't even logged on, yet I used PuTTY to get login and get a shell prompt.
[02:35] <reeed> LonelyCoder_: if your system is running, it's running.
[02:36] <LonelyCoder_> reeed: So I'm guessing it's just listening on ports?
[02:36] <reeed> yes when it's running, it's listening for incoming connections on ports.
[02:36] <Tryptych> ...telnet is running/listening by default on ubuntu?
[02:36] <reeed> i dunno about that
[02:37] <LonelyCoder_> openssh* and no
[02:37] <eric__> telnet is typically disabled on modern installations, since the password is sent in clear text over the network.
[02:37] <reeed> probably not telnet but sshd
[02:37] <eric__> yes, sshd
[02:37] <reeed> yup. telnet is 18th century
[02:38] <OneM_Industries> Hey, does ubuntu have a limit to the number of fonts it can use?
[02:39] <OneM_Industries> My dad is trying to import all 1500 of his windowsXP into ubuntu, and it is not going well.
[02:39] <OneM_Industries> windows XP fonts*
[02:41] <kadiro> hello
[02:53] <cfhowlett> OneM_Industries, no limit that I know of
[02:53] <OneM_Industries> Ok, thank you.
[03:20] <Johnny_Linux> /clear
[03:21] <STMelon> or /clear all
[03:22] <erick955> hi
[03:24] <cfhowlett> !hi | erick955
[03:25] <jonny_bravo> JOIN
[03:25] <jonny_bravo> Hello gang
[03:25] <jonny_bravo> quick question
[03:25] <cfhowlett> !ask | jonny_bravo
[03:26] <Archyme> !patience | Archyme
[03:27] <jonny_bravo> i currently have my laptop connected to my monitor but i cant seem to get rid of this annoying little line where it shows the screen from my laptop
[03:27] <jonny_bravo> I have switched from my HDMI cable to my VGA and still the same problem.
[03:29] <wydhry> Dunno, maybe buy  new laptop?
[03:29] <cfhowlett> !behelpful | wydhry
[03:30] <Archyme> jonny_bravo, have you selected the proper resolution for each?
[03:30] <jonny_bravo> Archyme yes both are set to the highest resolution
[03:32] <kgirthofer_> why do internet downloads play such a heavy factor on my internal network transfers
[03:32] <kgirthofer_> nick kgirthofer
[03:33] <Bashing-om> kgirthofer_: CPU(S) power to process several processes ?
[03:34] <kgirthofer_> htop is pretty empty
[03:34] <Archyme> jonny_bravo, "highest" resolution isn't always proper. I can push 4k resolution to my 1080P monitor but it looks awful. I seem to remember having a similar issue and it being a resolution issue. Play around with it if you haven't already... that's the extent of the help I can provide
[03:35] <Bashing-om> kgirthofer_: Then next I would consider the amount of ram and how the system is handling swap .
[03:35] <kanthalaraghu> hello..
[03:35] <kgirthofer_> Archyme, have you verified scaling?
[03:35] <kgirthofer_> hello kanthalaraghu
[03:36] <kanthalaraghu> Hiee there.. what's up :D ,
[03:36] <kgirthofer_> just ubuntuimg
[03:36] <jonny_bravo> Archyme okay thanks, on a side note I would also like to say that I have been able to use my WIFI now. But.... It seems like every 15-20 it drops the WIFI signal and then connects back again? Any ideas?
[03:36] <kanthalaraghu> haha .. :D
[03:36] <Archyme> kgirthofer_, jonny_bravo is the one having issues unless you're referring to my 4k comment
[03:37] <kgirthofer_> Archyme, yep. my bad
[03:38] <Steven_M> It's a long story, but I want to change the drive that my /boot partition is located on. Other than mounting the new drive partition as /boot and re-installing the grub and kernel packages, what other steps are required?
[03:41] <Bashing-om> Steven_M: Also have to set the new UUID for '/' in /etc/fstab .
[03:44] <Steven_M> Bashing-om: / is on a seprate partition, do you mean /boot ?
[03:46] <kully3xf> how can I grant more bandwidth/cpu utilization to a currently running file transfer
[03:46] <ObrienDave> it only goes as fast as it can
[03:46] <kully3xf> nah
[03:46] <kully3xf> it can go faster than this
[03:46] <kully3xf> it's 2.2 gb
[03:46] <kully3xf> it's been 20 minutes
[03:46] <kully3xf> it's gig e to usb3.0
[03:46] <kully3xf> no way it's that slow
[03:47] <Bashing-om> Steven_M: Yeah, I did get my wires crossed.. No, I would expect the kernel to take care of mounting /boot .
[03:48] <jonny_bravo> whats a good website to watch anime?
[03:48] <cfhowlett> jonny_bravo, what does that have to do with ubuntu support?
[03:48] <kully3xf> youtube.com
[03:48] <kully3xf> lol
[03:50] <charlesathomecom> kully3xf: are you copying a 2.2gb file to a usb thumb drive?
[03:50] <Steven_M> Bashing-om: okay thanks, just one for question...
[03:50] <jonny_bravo> cfhowlett this is a chat room. I'm just chatting.
[03:50] <cfhowlett> !topic | jonny_bravo,
[03:51] <ObrienDave> jonny_bravo, NO, this is ubuntu support. NOT general chat
[03:51] <cfhowlett> jonny_bravo, please stay on topic; ubuntu support.
[03:51] <kully3xf> charlesathomecom, no coppying from desktop to a usb nas on router
[03:51] <jonny_bravo> can you boot me from this chat room? I'm just curious?
[03:51] <ObrienDave> care to test that theory?
[03:52] <cfhowlett> jonny_bravo, no that's a job for ops.  fortunately, I use hexchat which makes it super easy to add you to /ignore
[03:52] <jonny_bravo> Yeah I don't mind.
[03:53] <jonny_bravo> what type of program does Ubuntu have similar to leafpad? Or is there a way to get leafpad through terminal besides sudo apt-get leafpad <----- which by the way that didn't work LOL
[03:54] <ObrienDave> pluma is my favorite word processor
[03:54] <ObrienDave> more of a programmers editor
[03:55] <jonny_bravo> i'll check it out thanks ObrienDave
[03:57] <ObrienDave> it doesn't do TTF and WYSIWYG editing
[03:57] <Steven_M> Bashing-om: after I re-install the kernel and grub packages to the new /boot, is there a command I have to run to copy grub into the mbr and generate a new config file for grub?
[03:57] <kully3xf> apt-cache search leafpad
[03:57] <kully3xf> leafpad - GTK+ based simple text editor
[03:58] <kully3xf> it exists - so sudo apt-get install leafpad would work
[03:58] <kully3xf> seems you forgot to tell apt you want to install
[03:58] <jonny_bravo> Nevermind ObrienDave I just found something simple by looking up "text editor" in the Ubuntu search bar
[03:59] <jonny_bravo> "gedit"
[03:59] <Bashing-om> Steven_M: Yes there is // is this a UEFI or bios based system ?
[04:00] <Steven_M> Bashing-om: bois
[04:02] <Steven_M> Bashing-om: sorry, I'm use to grub legacy and syslinux, not grub 2.
[04:02] <charlesathomecom> Steven_M: use boot-repair  .... sudo apt-get install boot-repair ... to get it
[04:04] <Steven_M> charlesathomecom: never heard of boot-repair, I'll look into it. :)
[04:05] <charlesathomecom> Steven_M:  If you like legacy boot , you can do that also in the settings
[04:05] <Bashing-om> Steven_M: Yeah grub2 is a bit different. Try ' sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt ; sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot  /dev/sdX ; sudo umount /mnt' Where X is the drive, and Y is the partition designators .
[04:06] <sachin_a> I just installed virtualbox from software center. I want to run Ubuntu Gnome 14.04.3 LTS on it. Which OS type should I choose in virtual box?
[04:07] <ObrienDave> linux
[04:07] <sachin_a> then?
[04:07] <cfhowlett> linux  + ubuntu
[04:07] <sachin_a> ok!!
[04:07] <sachin_a> thanks
[04:08] <sachin_a> I thought there would be a separate OS for gnome
[04:08] <avery_> Hello everyone, i just wanted to see what my Nick was set to
[04:08] <avery_> ..
[04:08] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, gnome is NOT an OS.  it's a desktop environment.  you're still using ubuntu
[04:08] <ObrienDave> sachin_a, no, just a different DE (Desktop Environment)
[04:09] <sachin_a> i know that.. but I thought ubuntu gnome has different framework than Ubuntu
[04:09] <cfhowlett> !flavors | sachin_a
[04:10] <sachin_a> ok.. Ubuntu gnome = Ubuntu-Unity+Gnome
[04:10] <ObrienDave> all 'buntus have the same core
[04:10] <Steven_M> Bashing-om: will do, thanks :)
[04:10] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, false.  try again
[04:11] <sachin_a> ubuntu gnome = (ubuntu-Unity) + gnome
[04:11] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, false.  INSTEAD OF unity
[04:12] <cfhowlett> sachin_a, ehhh, I see what you're doing.  you were right.  I was wrong.  good job.
[04:12] <sachin_a> ok
[04:13] <Archyme> i'm rofl at the awesomeness of sachin_a
[04:14] <hfff> any file recovery tool for ubuntu?,
[04:14] <tanuki_> apt-get autoremove doesn't remove anything, but there are still lots of packages that were autoinstalled. What do?
[04:15] <nemith> Anyone update ubuntu recently and had their dock/unity not work
[04:15] <kully3xf> hfff, what are you trying to accomplish
[04:15] <ObrienDave> tanuki_, autoclean
[04:16] <hfff> i want to recover a bookmark file  i deleted recently
[04:17] <tanuki_> Doesn't do anything.
[04:18] <tanuki> How do I tell what depends on a given package?
[04:18] <Bashing-om> hfff: Maybe : see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery .
[04:18] <hfff> kully3xf> is there any grapfical recovery tool like in windowx
[04:19] <hfff> kully3xf ?
[04:21] <kully3xf> TestDisk
[04:21] <kully3xf> hfff, it depends on how long ago they were deleted
[04:22] <hfff> kully3xf 3 hours ago
[04:22] <kully3xf> you might be ok
[04:22] <kully3xf> once your harddrive re-writes those blocks your're done
[04:22] <ObrienDave> emphasize, MIGHT
[04:22] <kully3xf> ^ might
[04:23] <kully3xf> good chance it'll be corrupted/not be readale at this point
[04:26] <tanuki> ... derp. Found the problem. Turns out installing 'postgresql' installs 'postgresql-9.3', but removing postgresql doesn't remove postgresql-9.3, even with --auto-remove.
[04:28] <Guest45913> How do I install usb-imagewriter? I can't figure out what source I should add to the package manager.
[04:29] <kully3xf> sudo apt-get install usb-imagewriter
[04:30] <Guest45913> kully3xf: E: Unable to locate package usb-imagewriter
[04:30] <Bashing-om> !info usb-imagewriter | Guest45913
[04:30] <Guest45913> I have the file for it on my machine, but I can't run the install.sh file.
[04:31] <drkjstr> Guest45913: Is the file set to executable?
[04:32] <Guest45913> drkjstr: It is.
[04:32] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I cd'd to the file and then did ./install.sh and nothing happened.
[04:33] <Guest45913> However, I just wanted to find a way to add a package source, whatever you call that, that includes it.
[04:35] <Devslish> How do I verify in the output of service servicename which user a service is running as?
[04:36] <drkjstr> Guest45913: The repository? It depends on if they have a PPA. Is this the one you are trying to install? https://launchpad.net/usb-imagewriter
[04:38] <lonewolf> anybody need help?
[04:38] <lonewolf> with ubuntu?
[04:38] <Devslish> I do
[04:39] <lonewolf> what it do?
[04:39] <lonewolf> what's wrong with yours?
[04:39] <Devslish> How do i change the user that a service runs ad
[04:39] <Devslish> As
[04:39] <Guest45913> drkjstr: Yes, that's the one I'm trying to install.
[04:39] <lonewolf> not enough information... what you talking about?
[04:39] <lonewolf> I am a old technician.
[04:39] <lonewolf> I just don't 100% comprehend those terms.
[04:39] <Devslish> A service in Ubuntu for Emby
[04:40] <lonewolf> such as provide ubuntu service example in sentence to further help?
[04:40] <lonewolf> Emby a program?
[04:40] <lonewolf> like a .exe?
[04:40] <Devslish> Its a media server
[04:40] <lonewolf> in windows?
[04:40] <lonewolf> hmmm.
[04:40] <lonewolf> let me think.
[04:40] <Devslish> Im on 15.04
[04:41] <lonewolf> can it be updated through the software loader?
[04:41] <lonewolf> the ubuntu shop center?
[04:41] <lonewolf> to fix it as a start?
[04:41] <lonewolf> freeware i mean?
[04:41] <lonewolf> did you run a search?
[04:42] <lonewolf> hold on
[04:42] <lonewolf> I run 14.04
[04:42] <lonewolf> everything run's except i haven't found a dvd media player to play dvd movie discs'
[04:43] <lonewolf> legal ones non pirated
[04:43] <lonewolf> their is software
[04:43] <lonewolf> its a lil pricey though.
[04:43] <lonewolf> not mine
[04:43] <lonewolf> it's on the ubuntu market
[04:44] <drkjstr> Guest45913: Seems that Ubuntu dropped it from the main repos, and it is available on the Mint Upstream repository: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/mint_upstream/nadia/upstream/base/usb-imagewriter.
[04:44] <lonewolf> I don't know exactly what you're trying to accomplish with a media server perhaps one of your friends can remote in and fix it.
[04:44] <lonewolf> Since I don't know you.
[04:44] <lonewolf> Have a nice day everybody Idk what their talkin bout' without more info.
[04:45] <Devslish> You are clueless
[04:45] <lonewolf> I'm new on this channle, ran on linux, unix at least 20 years
[04:45] <lonewolf> fool
[04:45] <lonewolf> you aren't helping any
[04:45] <lonewolf> im not clueless fool
[04:45] <Devslish> Door you know what services are
[04:45] <lonewolf> just explain you idiot
[04:45] <Devslish> Do you
[04:45] <cfhowlett> Devslish, relax.  he already told you he couldn't help
[04:46] <lonewolf> services are the same as .exe's in windows
[04:46] <lonewolf> so get a clue
[04:46] <lonewolf> bam
[04:46] <lonewolf> kick it up a notch.
[04:46] <drkjstr> Guest45913: So, you downloaded the v1.9 tar.gz package, decompressed it, and then cd'd into the directory to run the install, right?
[04:46] <lonewolf> when you download
[04:46] <lonewolf> you select
[04:46] <Devslish> Cfh do you know how I can modify the use that a service runs as?
[04:46] <lonewolf> a specific type of file download type
[04:46] <lonewolf> . etc
[04:46] <lonewolf> and
[04:47] <lonewolf> you select a specific
[04:47] <lonewolf> type
[04:47] <tgm4883> lonewolf: is that really necessary?
[04:47] <lonewolf> of ubuntu program to run it
[04:47] <lonewolf> easy as that
[04:47] <lonewolf> yes it is
[04:47] <lonewolf> only 1 time
[04:47] <lonewolf> the right install method though
[04:47] <lonewolf> that's all you need to know, so fix it
[04:47] <lonewolf> .
[04:48] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I think I should type something like this in: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mint upstream
[04:48] <drkjstr> Devslish: I'm not terribly familiar with it myself, but I think you would need to change it in the init.d if it auto starts.
[04:48] <Guest45913> drkjstr: But I'm getting it wrong.
[04:49] <lonewolf> or
[04:49] <phunyguy> lonewolf: what are you doing?
[04:49] <lonewolf> apt-get
[04:49] <lonewolf> etc
[04:49] <lonewolf> with
[04:49] <lonewolf> of coarse
[04:49] <lonewolf> sudo first
[04:49] <Devslish> How
[04:49] <drkjstr> Guest45913: It would be more like this to add a PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gwibber-daily/ppa
[04:49] <phunyguy> sorry about that, guys.  Let's continue with support.  :)
[04:50] <drkjstr> =]
[04:50] <Devslish> Do any of you know how to run a service as a specific user
[04:51] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I'm still getting it wrong, haha.
[04:51] <Archyme> phunyguy, thanks!
[04:52] <tgm4883> Devslish: can you pastebin the service file
[04:52] <cfhowlett> Devslish, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/394984/best-practice-to-run-linux-service-as-a-different-user
[04:52] <Devslish> Which file would that be
[04:52] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I tried sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mint-upstream/ppa
[04:52] <tgm4883> Guest45913: where are you getting that from?
[04:52] <tgm4883> Devslish: what service?
[04:52] <Devslish> It's emby
[04:53] <Devslish> It's a media server
[04:53] <tgm4883> Devslish: how do you normally start it?
[04:53] <Guest45913> tgm4883: From here: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/mint_upstream/nadia/upstream/base/usb-imagewriter
[04:53] <Devslish> For some reason I can't add my USB drive as a media source
[04:53] <Devslish> I do sudo service emby server start
[04:54] <Devslish> When I do service emby server status it appears that it's running as user emby
[04:55] <drkjstr> Guest45913: This link describes it, but I don't think you can add it to Ubuntu.  Because I don't think it is a public repository. It doesn't seem that usb-imagewriter has a PPA.
[04:55] <tgm4883> Devslish: what user do you want to run it as?
[04:55] <Devslish> My account
[04:55] <tgm4883> Guest45913: what you're trying to do is unsupportable
[04:55] <drkjstr> http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/mint_upstream?dist=nadia
[04:55] <bisch> Devslish, maybe you just need to give user emby some more permissions?
[04:55] <burn> Hello! evrybody
[04:55] <Devslish> How? the folder already has 777
[04:55] <burn> Its been a long time
[04:55] <treeprogram> is that bar on the left of the Ubuntu GUI called the Unity Launcher?
[04:56] <tgm4883> Devslish: Does emby know where to look?
[04:56] <treeprogram> along the left side of the screen
[04:56] <tgm4883> treeprogram: yes
[04:56] <Devslish> No
[04:56] <treeprogram> tgm4883: thanks
[04:56] <burn> Hey! Is there anyone with Java experience
[04:56] <burn> Need a great help
[04:56] <treeprogram> so I got a laptop with 4K resolution, and I adjusted the size of the icons so that they won
[04:56] <treeprogram> 't appear tiny on the GUI
[04:56] <Devslish> I'm trying to select it from the Web interface
[04:56] <drkjstr> Guest45913: What the end goal you are trying to accomplish by using usb-imagewriter?
[04:56] <treeprogram> the problem now is that the Unity Launcher covers the icons that sit on the left side of the desktop
[04:57] <Devslish> Every time I do it logs me out
[04:57] <treeprogram> anyway I can fix this, like for example by bounding where the desktop icons sit by default?
[04:57] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I'm trying to make a bootable usb for opensuse, however unetbootin didn't work and the people over at #suse told me to use usb-imagewriter.
[04:58] <ObrienDave> treeprogram, try using "show hidden icons"
[04:58] <ObrienDave> treeprogram, then arrange by name
[04:58] <treeprogram> ObrienDave: where is the "show hidden icons" option?
[04:58] <Guest45913> drkjstr: Then I tried ubuntu's startupdisk creator, and that didn't work either.
[04:58] <ObrienDave> treeprogram, i run Xubuntu, i don;t know where it is in unity
[04:59] <burn> Anybody familiar with java packaging
[04:59] <Guest45913> drkjstr: This is the name of the file: openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[05:00] <wileee> burn, give an end goal maybe to the channel.
[05:01] <drkjstr> Guest45913: What version of Ubuntu are you using right now?
[05:01] <Guest45913> drkjstr: 15.04
[05:02] <fishcooker> how to see lenovo wireless keyboard mouse sm8861?
[05:02] <cfhowlett> !ask | burn
[05:04] <burn> I tried to create an .exe installer from netbeans with sqlite database . However, its working. It gets install but doesn't work.
[05:04] <drkjstr> Guest45913: is this anything like what you are seeing when you run the usb-creator? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[05:05] <Guest45913> drkjstr: The file doesn't pop up in the CD-Drive/Image section of the Make Startup Disk application, and when I choose other and select it, it still doesn't load.
[05:06] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I downloaded it using torrenting, maybe that could be why.
[05:07] <drkjstr> Guest45913: That shouldn't be the issue.
[05:07] <Guest45913> drkjstr: I thought so. It must be something else, but I can't figure it out.
[05:07] <ObrienDave> torrents are usually a more reliable transfer
[05:07] <phunyguy> hi
[05:08] <phunyguy> burn: hello.  what can I help you with
[05:10] <phunyguy> burn: do you have a support question related to Ubuntu? Because netbeans/installer/.exe/etc isn't really sounding like you are in the correct place.
[05:10] <Guest45913> Oh well, I like ubuntu better. I'm having issues with 15.04 so I'm going to try the long support release 14.043
[05:10] <drkjstr> Guest45913: Try using the dd commands they suggest in this post: http://askubuntu.com/questions/59551/how-to-burn-a-windows-iso-to-a-usb-device. But be very careful not to select the wrong device!
[05:11] <drkjstr> Guest45913: What kind of issues are you having? That's what this channel is for.
[05:12] <burn> phunyguy: thanks
[05:12] <phunyguy> for?
[05:12] <Guest45913> drkjstr: When I log out, it flashes a black screen with some lines of text. Sort of like the one's that come up if you pull out a live-usb that's running an OS.
[05:12] <burn> however, I was looking for help with database connectivity and java jar for swings
[05:12] <phunyguy> burn: is this specific to ubuntu?
[05:13] <burn> mine is not in another pc
[05:13] <fishcooker> fishco
[05:13] <burn> well you do create jar files in ubuntu, right
[05:13] <phunyguy> burn: thatdoesn't answer my question.  Is this SPECIFIC to ubuntu.
[05:13]  * ObrienDave takes aim at Google translate. *** BOOOOOOOOOOM ***
[05:13] <burn> I guess no
[05:13] <burn> thanks though
[05:14] <phunyguy> burn: then like I said, you are in the wrong place.  Canwe help you find the correct place?
[05:14] <burn> If you would, that be grear
[05:14] <burn> *great
[05:14] <phunyguy> alis is a great bot to help you find channels.
[05:14] <phunyguy> !alis
[05:14] <drkjstr> burn: There are other channels in the channel list that are geared toward Java.
[05:15] <phunyguy> or /msg alis *java*
[05:15] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Are you trying to make a live cd or usb?
[05:15] <LambdaComplex> USB, I see. Have you tried dd?
[05:15] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I'm trying to make a usb.
[05:16] <drkjstr> Guest45913: Does it shutdown correctly? Those lines you are seeing is the system trying to stop certain processes an such.
[05:16] <kims_> hy guys, what are you talking about?
[05:16] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I have looked at what I need to do to complete it, and I can see very quickly that I won't be able to figure it out as I'm bad at using the terminal, and lack any understanding of it.
[05:16] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Oh, and also use md5sum to verify your .iso is good
[05:17] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Using dd is literally only one line
[05:17] <LambdaComplex> `dd if="/path/to/file.iso" of="/dev/sdwhatever"
[05:17] <Guest45913> LamdbaComplex: If you told me how it worked, I could do it.
[05:18] <allstarsnorks2> Hi guys. How do I change the defauly plymouth theme for my system (14.04)?
[05:18] <drkjstr> It was tutorialed in the last link I sent you.
[05:18] <LambdaComplex> Quotes are optional for that btw
[05:18] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: funny thing is that I don't understand that one line. I don't know what the /dev/sdwhatever part does.
[05:19] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex I understand that I need to type the path to the file, I've done that before.
[05:19] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: The simple version of what dd does is copies something and writes it, bit by bit, to something else. if is the input file and of is the output file. In this case, our input file is a disk image (in .iso format) and our output file is a block device (in /dev/sdx form).
[05:20] <LambdaComplex> So, the usb is going to be a block device. You should be able to find which one with the `lsblk` command
[05:21] <skype_jimxlhs> hi
[05:21] <kims_> hi skype
[05:21] <LambdaComplex> It's very important you get the command right. Getting it wrong will potentially delete all your data.
[05:21] <skype_jimxlhs> who are you ?
[05:22] <kims_> kims
[05:22] <skype_jimxlhs> m?
[05:22] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I found out that my flashdrive is in /media/owner/9DF2-6F57
[05:22] <kims_> m???
[05:22] <skype_jimxlhs> from where ?
[05:22] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: That's where it's mounted. We need the actual block device.
[05:23] <kims_> sorry, i can't say that skype..
[05:23] <LambdaComplex> It'll be in the form /dev/sdx
[05:23] <drkjstr> Guest45913: Like LambdaComplex stated, in a terminal, type: lsblk
[05:23] <Guest45913> There's Name, Maj:min, Rm, Ro, Type, and Mountpoint
[05:24] <LambdaComplex> It'll be under Name
[05:24] <skype_jimxlhs> linux?
[05:24] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex It says sdb1
[05:24] <cfhowlett> !details | skype_jimxlhs,
[05:24] <skype_jimxlhs> okay bye
[05:24] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Just so we can double-check, run `lsblk | curl -F 'sprunge=<-' http://sprunge.us` and give me the URL it outputs
[05:25] <kims_> guys, is that okay if i remove unity DE from ubuntu? i am using xfce4 right now
[05:25] <LambdaComplex> kims_: Why wouldn't it be?
[05:25] <skype_jimxlhs> http://gr-movies-free-live-agones-gr.blogspot.gr/
[05:25] <cfhowlett> skype_jimxlhs, take your spam and go away
[05:25] <LambdaComplex> XFCE is great. Heck, I'm using xfce4-panel with BSPWM right now
[05:26] <cfhowlett> !spam | skype_jimxlhs
[05:26] <drkjstr> LambdaComplex: Have you tried using the pastbinit package? It works similarly.
[05:26] <kims_> don't know, i just dont really like unity
[05:26] <allstarsnorks2> How do I change my Plymouth theme in Xubuntu 14.04?
[05:26] <cfhowlett> kims_, its okay but I wouldn't.  unity is tightly integrated.  just don't use it.
[05:27] <LambdaComplex> drkjstr: Nope. I just like sprunge because the instructions are right on the front page :P
[05:27] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: bash: http://sprunge.us/KcWd: No such file or directory
[05:27] <LambdaComplex> Not quite sure what happened but removing that colon on the end fixes it
[05:28] <drkjstr> Cool. I didn't know about it until I started coming in here. It would be used like: lsblk | pastebinit
[05:28] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: So, ~700GB hard drive and 16 GB usb drive?
[05:28] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: haha, no it worked. Open the link.
[05:28] <LambdaComplex> drkjstr: As in, pastebin.com?
[05:28] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Yes, it's 16 GB
[05:29] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Alright, so you'll do `dd if=whatever.iso of=/dev/sdb`
[05:29] <LambdaComplex> Of course you really should check the md5sum
[05:29] <LambdaComplex> Which is as simple as `md5sum file`
[05:30] <LambdaComplex> "file" of course being your iso in this case
[05:30] <drkjstr> LambdaComplex: It uses paste.ubuntu.com
[05:31] <LambdaComplex> What the md5sum command does is runs whatever you give it through some fancy math formulas and then outputs a really crazy string of numbers and letters. But that crazy string lets you verify that the file is what it's supposed to be
[05:31] <LambdaComplex> Because if there were an error in the file, it'd give you the wrong string
[05:31] <mibbit> New trusty 14.04 install. Can not launch ubuntu software center, it closes after a short launch. Need help!
[05:32] <misternumberone> detailed nvidia optimus issues - wall of text, pastebin: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12279898/
[05:32] <ObrienDave> mibbit, try using synaptic
[05:32] <ObrienDave> mibbit, sudo apt-get install synaptic
[05:32] <mibbit> ObrienDave: same problem, closes after a short launch
[05:33] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Do I need to cd into the directory the .iso file is in, or write the path to the file?
[05:33] <kims_> mibbit : or maybe you can run it in terminal using sudo
[05:33] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Eh, I'd just cd into the directory to make things easier
[05:33] <mibbit> ObrienDave: Yes, I have done that
[05:33] <misternumberone> sorry for lack of wrap
[05:33] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Either one works though
[05:33] <mibbit> kims_: sudo ubuntu software center?
[05:35] <LambdaComplex> drkjstr: Eh, I'm pretty sure that one's fine. I've heard that some ISPs block pastebin for some reason
[05:35] <kims_> sudo software-center
[05:35]  * LambdaComplex wonders if he can just use an alias for sprunge
[05:35] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I cd'd into the location and typed in: `dd if=openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso of=/dev/sdb
[05:36] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Including or excluding that grave before dd?
[05:36] <Guest45913> including th '
[05:36] <LambdaComplex> Hm, I'm guessing bash is a little confused right now :P
[05:36] <Guest45913> Lambdacomplex: Including the grave symbol looking like '
[05:37] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: And now it just says ">", right?
[05:37] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Haha, right ;)
[05:37] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: ctrl+c will get you out of that
[05:37] <LambdaComplex> And then run md5sum before you dd!
[05:37] <LambdaComplex> No sense in writing a broken file :P
[05:38] <LambdaComplex> And get rid of the grave before you dd
[05:38] <LambdaComplex> md5sum openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[05:39] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: md5sum: openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso: Is a directory
[05:39] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I wonder what that means.
[05:39] <LambdaComplex> um
[05:39] <LambdaComplex> what
[05:40] <drkjstr> The MD% sum you need is: 350b8cb014a4e342cc9a7cc9df891b99  openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[05:40] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: file openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[05:40] <LambdaComplex> Run that. Because I'm confused now O.o
[05:40] <LambdaComplex> The file command just tells you the filetype
[05:40] <LambdaComplex> Which...should not be directory
[05:41] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: file openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[05:41] <Guest45913> openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso: directory
[05:41] <LambdaComplex> Well, allons-y then! cd into it and see what happens :P
[05:41] <LambdaComplex> And then ls -A
[05:41] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: No command 'md5sum:' found
[05:42] <LambdaComplex> Does Ubuntu not have md5sum by default?
[05:42] <drkjstr> LambdaComplex: I just did it, and it does
[05:42] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Oh, so if it's a directory then you can cd into it!
[05:42] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Of course! cd = change directory
[05:43] <Guest45913> Lambdacomplex: It said: openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[05:43] <Guest45913>  when I typed in ls -A
[05:43] <LambdaComplex> Ah, okay. So you had a folder named after the iso file
[05:43] <LambdaComplex> Run file on that one
[05:44] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: My usb is flashing, so it's reading/writing data.
[05:45] <LambdaComplex> Did you run dd? O.o
[05:45] <Guest45913> LambdaCompled: I did, haha. Is there a way to ask terminal the arguments for dd?
[05:45] <LambdaComplex> Not quite sure I understand what you're asking
[05:45] <LambdaComplex> Like, a list of possible arguments?
[05:46] <Guest45913> Yes like with the ls -A the -A part is the argument
[05:46] <LambdaComplex> man dd
[05:46] <LambdaComplex> Trust me, manpages are your new best friends
[05:46] <drkjstr> or dd --help
[05:46] <LambdaComplex> Or that
[05:46] <Guest45913> Is there a website that lists every terminal command?
[05:46] <LambdaComplex> Well....you could do "ls /bin"
[05:47] <LambdaComplex> That'd list every binary you have on your system
[05:47] <LambdaComplex> But "every terminal command" would be a very, very, very, VERY long list
[05:47] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: DD is on there!
[05:48] <Guest45913> The ls /bin list I mean.
[05:48] <LambdaComplex> No, it isn't
[05:48] <LambdaComplex> dd is though
[05:48] <Guest45913> yeah, dd
[05:48] <LambdaComplex> *nix is case-sensitive
[05:48] <LambdaComplex> So, you ran dd if=openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso of=/dev/sdb
[05:48] <LambdaComplex> Correct?
[05:48] <Guest45913> I did.
[05:48] <LambdaComplex> Well, I still want you to run md5sum after that finishes :P
[05:49] <Guest45913> I will, might have to find a way to get the md5sum command.
[05:49] <LambdaComplex> Also, drkjstr did mention --help, but not everything has an output for --help. And for the ones that do, the manpage will be much more in-depth
[05:49] <LambdaComplex> And...you really should have md5sum
[05:50] <Guest45913> I can type clear in the terminal, however it doesn't show up in ls /bin
[05:50] <drkjstr> ^-- --help is usually just an brief help and list of options.
[05:50] <LambdaComplex> drkjstr: Unfortunately SOME things have --help but not a manpage >.>
[05:51] <LambdaComplex> adb comes to mind for that
[05:51] <LambdaComplex> Luckily its --help is rather verbose
[05:52] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I'm far behind on using terminal, but I'll always remimber ls /bin
[05:52] <Guest45913> And man and --help
[05:52] <drkjstr> clear is located in /usr/bin
[05:52] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: If you'd like, I can name some basic terminal commands that you'll want to know
[05:52] <drkjstr> do: which clear
[05:52] <LambdaComplex> drkjstr: I figured they'd be symlinked :P
[05:53] <LambdaComplex> Also, reset is more useful than clear imo
[05:54] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: How did you get so good at terminal?
[05:54] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: By using it :P
[05:54] <ObrienDave> Guest45913, http://ss64.com/
[05:54] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Sure, but if I didn't know about ls /bin I would have never figured out the different commands I could use.
[05:54] <ObrienDave> Guest45913, http://ss64.com/bash
[05:55] <LambdaComplex> Lemme see... cd and ls are both important. ls -l puts things in a list (and also displays permissions, among other things). ls -A includes "hidden" files (which start with a .)
[05:55] <LambdaComplex> nano is a terminal text editor that's good for quickly editing files
[05:55] <drkjstr> I'm out. Have a good one.
[05:55] <LambdaComplex> pwd gives you your current directory (but generally you'll have that in your shell prompt)
[05:56] <LambdaComplex> cat gives you the contents of a file
[05:56] <LambdaComplex> less is similar to cat but a bit nicer
[05:57] <LambdaComplex> (it lets you scroll)
[05:57] <LambdaComplex> Ooh, grep is useful
[05:57] <blunderbrus> Hey, how's everybody doing?
[05:57] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: ls -l /bin | grep nano
[05:57] <LambdaComplex> Try that for fun
[05:58] <Guest45913> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root  192016 Jul 16  2014 nano
[05:58] <Guest45913> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root       4 Sep  4 21:50 rnano -> nano
[05:58] <LambdaComplex> So, what grep just did was take all the output of "ls -l /bin" and just give you the lines containing the phrase "nano"
[05:59] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: That's nice. When I try to open text files with millions of characters it always crashes.
[05:59] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Are they actually text files? O.o
[06:00] <LambdaComplex> Or are they executable binaries?
[06:00] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Yes, like log files on ubuntu.
[06:00] <LambdaComplex> Sounds like you might want the tail command
[06:00] <LambdaComplex> By default that'll just give you the last 10 lines of a file
[06:02] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: I might want to search for a keyword, though. So I like your grep nano command.
[06:02] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: My usb finished reading/writing :)
[06:02] <LambdaComplex> No, not grep and nano. Nano is an editor, You'd want cat and grep
[06:02] <LambdaComplex> Okay, now run md5sum because I swear it should be installed :P
[06:03] <Guest45913> I just ran it using the command: md5sum openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[06:04] <Guest45913> 350b8cb014a4e342cc9a7cc9df891b99
[06:04] <LambdaComplex> 350b8cb014a4e342cc9a7cc9df891b99  openSUSE-13.2-DVD-x86_64.iso
[06:04] <LambdaComplex> Okay, congratulations. You don't have to redownload :D
[06:05] <Guest45913> Thankfully :O It was 5 gigs
[06:05] <LambdaComplex> Dang.
[06:05] <Guest45913> For a linux distro too. Ubuntu is around 1 gig
[06:06] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Now I'm going to try and make it bootable using the documentation on: https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Live_USB_stick
[06:06] <LambdaComplex> Anyways, I generally prefer the terminal because I know what's actually going on. Unetbootin does...who knows what? Heck, you're specifically told not to use Unetbootin for Arch because it overwrites the syslinux.cfg file
[06:07] <LambdaComplex> (Which means it takes a perfectly working .iso and makes it unbootable)
[06:07] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: It _should_ already be bootable
[06:07] <LambdaComplex> "This situation would happen very rarely"
[06:08] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: You're right!
[06:08] <LambdaComplex> Also, if it's installed, I'd prefer cfdisk to fdisk
[06:08] <LambdaComplex> Because it has a gui...er...tui?
[06:08] <LambdaComplex> It looks prettier :P
[06:09] <LambdaComplex> http://manual.aptosid.com/lib/images-en/cfdisk-en/cfdisk1-en.png
[06:09] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Yep, you can create nice text ui's on Terminal.
[06:09] <LambdaComplex> Like cfdisk :D
[06:09] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Beautiful! Haha
[06:10] <Guest45913> I'm going to try out opensuse now :)
[06:11] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Have fun!
[06:11] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Do you know any fun commands to destroy ubuntu?
[06:11] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Well...
[06:11] <LambdaComplex> There is that one command
[06:11] <LambdaComplex> The one that everyone with Linux experience will think of when they read what you just said
[06:11] <Guest45913> Might as well go out in flames and glory!
[06:12] <LambdaComplex> Guys, am I allowed to say the command here? :P
[06:12] <Guest45913> The rm -rf / command doesn't work, I tried it.
[06:12] <LambdaComplex> Yeah, that one >.>
[06:12] <LambdaComplex> Did you use sudo?
[06:12] <Guest45913> It won't let you even with sudo.
[06:13] <LambdaComplex> Did you try /* instead of /
[06:13] <LambdaComplex> ?
[06:13] <ObrienDave> !rm
[06:13] <ObrienDave> !rmrf
[06:13] <Guest45913> If I disconnect all of a sudden, you'll know it worked.
[06:13] <LambdaComplex> You do realize that will delete everything on your system, correct?
[06:14] <LambdaComplex> Including any mounted hard drives
[06:14] <LambdaComplex> Any mounted USB drives
[06:14] <Guest45913> oh shiz
[06:14] <Guest45913> it's working
[06:14] <ObrienDave> been nice knowing you ROFL
[06:14] <LambdaComplex> I hope you unplugged your usb drive :P
[06:14] <LambdaComplex> (shouldn't be mounted anyways though)
[06:15] <LambdaComplex> Haha, I did rmrf on a virtual machine once
[06:15] <LambdaComplex> Then I stopped it. Tried to do it again.
[06:15] <LambdaComplex> Except I couldn't because rm didn't exist anymore.
[06:15] <Guest45913> lol! it deleted the unity taskbar's!
[06:15] <ObrienDave> !danger
[06:15] <ObrienDave> JUST a bit late LOL
[06:16] <LambdaComplex> ObrienDave: Okay, fine! dd if=/dev/zero :P
[06:16] <Guest45913> I'm still alive! haha It said operation not permitted for the essential stuff.
[06:16] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: This is the part where you either thank or curse Ubuntu for being "idiotproofed" for lack of a better term
[06:18] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: It's funny, it didn't close the applications I had open, but it deleted everything else other than the essential stuff like I said.
[06:18] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: That stuff is probably in RAM or something like that
[06:18] <ObrienDave> because what you see is in RAM
[06:18] <LambdaComplex> If you close the applications you have open, I'm willing to bet you won't be able to reopen them
[06:19] <Guest45913> This is the ultralxde desktop environment, actually.
[06:20] <Guest45913> It's as lightweight as it gets, as everything is in ram.
[06:20] <LambdaComplex> That's optimism if I've ever seen it
[06:21] <LambdaComplex> And now you're gonna go from super SUPER lightweight to something that takes a 5 GB iso
[06:22] <Guest45913> I feel for all the poor linux noobs that got tricked into running that command, though. Haha.
[06:22] <LambdaComplex> And that's why (as the bot says) you should never run a command unless you know what it's doing
[06:23] <lotuspsychje> good morning to all
[06:24] <Guest45913> It's been fun all, I'm going to try and boot up Ubuntu for fun and see what happens, and then I'll try out my bootable usb for Suse.
[06:24] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Feel free to message me here (or /query me) any time
[06:25] <Guest45913> LambdaComplex: Okay! I'll make my username something like LightweightOS
[06:25] <Guest45913> This will give new meaning to that username, though.
[06:26] <LambdaComplex> I really hope you're not expecting that thing to boot :P
[06:27] <Guest45913> Lambdacomplex: Hey, if it's idiotproofed it might ;)
[06:27] <Guest45913> I could try the recovery mode.
[06:27] <Guest45913> There's a mode similar to that.
[06:27] <Guest45913> Ok! I'm rebooting now :)
[06:28] <bin0x58> Hi, can anyone give me advice about how to learn
[06:28] <LambdaComplex> bin0x58: Read everything and asks lots of questions
[06:28] <bin0x58> unix that is
[06:28] <LambdaComplex> But learn how to ask good questions
[06:28] <lotuspsychje> !manual | bin0x58
[06:28] <bin0x58> ya sorry
[06:28] <LambdaComplex> Guest45913: Godspeed
[06:28] <ObrienDave> SMH
[06:29] <bin0x58> What is the best book in your opinions?
[06:29] <ObrienDave> bin0x58, http://ss64.com/bash
[06:30] <LambdaComplex> I wonder if recommending the Bandit wargame to people would be a good idea
[06:32] <bin0x58> Im currently reading "The Linux Command Line" by william shotts
[06:32] <ObrienDave> wargame? i got into WoT for a while
[06:33] <LambdaComplex> I think we're talking two different kinds of wargames
[06:33] <LambdaComplex> ObrienDave: http://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/
[06:35] <ObrienDave> hmmm, interesting :)
[06:37] <saptarshi> hi
[06:38] <LambdaComplex> ObrienDave: Definitely seems like a decent way of teaching basic skills. Like, the first level just takes using cat on a file. Then level 24 is "A daemon is listening on port 30002 and will give you the password for bandit25 if given the password for bandit24 and a secret numeric 4-digit pincode."
[06:39] <LambdaComplex> Basically there's nothing horribly difficult, just a lot of "basic" stuff that could be useful
[06:41] <ObrienDave> most of that security stuff is quite interesting but i have not been able to find a good way to learn the basics
[06:41] <ricard> is best HDMI DVI-D 18 + 1pin cable or a VGA cable
[06:42] <ObrienDave> hdmi
[06:43] <ricard> ObrienDave, hdmi dvi?
[06:44] <ObrienDave> hdmi > vga
[06:44] <LambdaComplex> DVI > HDMI > VGA
[06:44] <LambdaComplex> Though HDMI does have the benefit of transmitting audio (if it's HDMI 5.1)
[06:45] <ricard> the cable is hdmi dvi-d
[06:45] <LambdaComplex> Like, HDMI to DVI?
[06:45] <LambdaComplex> HDMI on one end and DVI on the other?
[06:47] <ricard> yes hddmi and dvi on the other
[06:48] <LambdaComplex> Yes, that is better than vga
[06:48] <ricard> thanks LambdaComplex
[06:49] <ricard> bay
[06:53] <TJ-> Do we have a hexchat package for theme management? Not been able to find anything in the archive
[06:55] <ObrienDave> are they going to FINALLY include HexChat and can Xchat?3
[06:55] <TJ-> ObrienDave: I prefer xchat; TCL is fun :)
[06:56] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: http://hexchat.readthedocs.org/en/latest/building.html#building-theme-manager
[06:56] <LambdaComplex> Well, there's that
[06:56] <ObrienDave> Xchat is not maintained anymore. why keep it?
[06:56] <LambdaComplex> There's also an AUR package for it apparently
[06:56] <TJ-> LambdaComplex: That's not what I call a theme manager; it requires Mono just to use it - it was written and targeted at Windows with .net, ughh.
[06:57]  * ObrienDave takes aim at LambdaComplex ;P
[06:57] <TJ-> ObrienDave: We have hundreds of packages not actively developed by upstream; it doesn't prevent them being useful to some users.
[06:57] <LambdaComplex> ObrienDave: What? :P
[06:59] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: I suppose if you're comfortable with git you could use stow for version control of your hexchat config files
[06:59]  * ObrienDave SMH and sighs ;P
[06:59] <LambdaComplex> ObrienDave: Again, what? :P
[06:59] <TJ-> LambdaComplex: I think I'll dump hexchat and use irssi :)
[07:00] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: Pfft, weechat is better ;)
[07:00]  * LambdaComplex waits for ObrienDave to sigh
[07:00]  * ObrienDave thinks you're both wacked LOL
[07:02] <TJ-> LambdaComplex: either will do I guess; My main issue with hexchat is there is no way to test/apply darker themes so the screen isn't mostly glaring white background. I want a neutral grey so my eyes aren't getting burned
[07:02] <cyberalex4life> TJ-, there are themes
[07:03] <cyberalex4life> TJ-, https://hexchat.github.io/themes.html
[07:04] <ObrienDave> LED screens can't burn your eyes like a CRT ;P
[07:04] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: http://sprunge.us/YcOM
[07:04] <LambdaComplex> That's what I use
[07:04] <TJ-> cyberalex4life: Yeah, I was looking at them, but if I've got a GUI client I'd rather expect it to provide an easy way to test/alter the theme from the GUI
[07:05] <cyberalex4life> these you have to unzip theme, restart hexchat and see
[07:05] <TJ-> ObrienDave: They do mine for the number of hours I use them. I have all the other screens with other applications using dark themes, so hexchat stands out all the more.
[07:05] <ObrienDave> they have brightness control ;P
[07:06] <TJ-> hexchat doesnt :)
[07:06] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: Do you have redshift?
[07:06] <ObrienDave> your screen does ;P
[07:07] <TJ-> No, I don't use gnome
[07:08] <LambdaComplex> I think that's a non sequitur
[07:08] <ObrienDave> i don;t use gnome either and my LCD has brightness control ;P
[07:09] <LambdaComplex> Redshift is amazing though
[07:09] <LambdaComplex> https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/precise/gtk-redshift/
[07:09] <ObrienDave> you know, the little menu button ;P
[07:09] <TJ-> Oh, you mean the colour adjustment widget. It's not a monitor issue, it's an application issue
[07:09] <ObrienDave> SMH mountains out of mole-hills ;P
[07:10] <LambdaComplex> You're welcome to try that config file I linked you to
[07:11] <cyberalex4life> I tried red-shift, didn't like, would prefer a screen filter, such like those on android, rather
[07:11] <cyberalex4life> but there is none
[07:12]  * LambdaComplex should probably go to bed
[07:14] <TJ-> The problem I have is hexchat in a section of 1 monitor glaring which makes focusing on terminals on the same monitor uncomfortable
[07:19] <cyberalex4life> I honestly don't like to orange icon, I am more a blueish guy
[07:20] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: http://i.imgur.com/Vufohe7.png
[07:20] <cyberalex4life> even the red from xchat I prefer more, but the icon disapears after a gnome shell restart
[07:20] <TJ-> Some people can be hyper-sensitive to colour schemes too, especially if they have some degree of colour-blindness, or other acuity
[07:21] <TJ-> LambdaComplex: Yes, that's definitely where I'm headed.
[07:21] <TJ-> LambdaComplex: LXDE?
[07:21] <cyberalex4life> TJ, yes and I have such problem, I don't like playing games at high settings because of that, and that is why I like gnome shell
[07:21] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: BSPWM with xfce4-panel
[07:22] <wise> hey
[07:22] <wise> hows everyone
[07:22] <cyberalex4life> I guess we're good
[07:23] <wise> you guess
[07:23] <TJ-> Ahhh... I don't know whether I'm just becoming reactionary, but I've got so fed up with the way Gnome/Unity/KDE have gone I'm finding myself sticking with lightweight DEs and terminal applications more and more.
[07:23] <cyberalex4life> that's because I'm good, I don't know about the others :P
[07:24] <mehdi_> hey guys how can i create iso from my current OS and installed on some other PC?
[07:24] <TJ-> mehdi_: *create* the ISO, or simply write an ISO image to a device?
[07:24] <LambdaComplex> TJ-: My ricing is a never-ending process. I'm probably gonna start seriously learning about lemonbar scripts within the next week
[07:25] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, there are some tutorials there, even videos, but you have to be carefull to dependencies
[07:25] <LambdaComplex> Either lemonbar or dzen2. Haven't really seen any advantages or disadvantages either way
[07:25] <mehdi_> create the ISO of my current system and then boot it up and install it on another computer
[07:26] <mehdi_> i  dont want to go through some package installation again
[07:26] <TJ-> mehdi_: You, mean make an image of 1 system and deploy it to another
[07:26] <TJ-> mehdi_: You can use something simple like 'dd' or more intelligent like 'clonezillla'
[07:26] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, http://lifehacker.com/5921054/ubuntu-builder-lets-you-build-your-own-customized-linux-distribution
[07:26] <mehdi_> @ TJ- there used to be an application called remastersys
[07:27] <TJ-> mehdi_: In the archives? I don't recall it
[07:27] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, https://www.maketecheasier.com/build-your-own-ubuntu-based-distro-with-novo-builder/
[07:27] <cyberalex4life> I believe there are quite a few ways
[07:28] <TJ-> mehdi_: imaging one system to another with Linux is simple - unlike Windows there's no tie to the installed hardware; it is all auto-discovered at boot. If you can do it, hook up the target drive to the donor system, boot a Live image, and copy file-systems across.
[07:29] <TJ-> I say 'file-systems' since disk sizes and partitions may (need to) be different on the target
[07:30] <TJ-> I've found using LVM mirroring a great way to clone a system
[07:31] <mehdi_> @ TJ- the project discontinued
[07:32] <TJ-> mehdi_: I guess there isn't tremendous call for it when most people have such abundant bandwidth, but I share your dislike of needing to install via package-manager simply to create clones
[07:34] <TJ-> I've been working on a GRUB bug, the symptom of which is in nativedisk mode it fails to activate a SATA controller because it needs to force the link speed lower, and doesn't. My favourite error message: grub_dprintf ("ahci", "Couldn't put AHCI in AHCI mode\n"); (first 'AHCI' should really be 'SATA controller')
[07:34] <shafox> How can I install ctypes ?
[07:35] <mehdi_> @ TJ- im not as professional as you
[07:38] <TJ-> mehdi_: I'm trying to suggest 'easy' ways to achieve the same result ... can you connect the target drive to the source PC temporarily, or visa-versa?
[07:38] <TJ-> mehdi_: depending on how much space is used by the donor installation, it might fit on a USB flash device
[07:38] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, maybe an external hdd, if any (formated in ext3/4)
[07:39] <cyberalex4life> and a live image to be able to do this stuff
[07:40] <TJ-> mehdi_: A neat trick is, from a Live image boot, to shrink all file-systems on the donor to their minimum size, lzma compress them to images on a USB device, and then reverse the process on the target. Oh, and resize the donor's file-systems back to normal afterwards :)
[07:41] <cyberalex4life> TJ-, it may be too overwhelming for a new guy
[07:43] <cyberalex4life> for example, manjaro is ok for me, but to start to build everything in arch, neah, too much wor
[07:43] <TJ-> cyberalex4life: I know. I'm just offering alternatives, if the aim is to reduce time/downloads required for cloning.
[07:43] <cyberalex4life> let him do the more easy stuff, in time he'll search for other ways
[07:44] <cyberalex4life> and it took me 3 days to port all the stuff I needed from ubuntu
[07:44] <TJ-> cyberalex4life: I've never understood the desire to rebuild everything instead of using pre-built binaries. In the majority of cases, building for a specific CPU won't gain much if anything in the way of improved performance, but it sure does waste a lot of time and energy
[07:45] <cyberalex4life> I used to finish installing ubuntu in half a day
[07:46] <TJ-> There's a quick way on Debian/Ubuntu systems to extract the list of packages required to duplicate the config, and it's not "dpkg --get-selections", it's "debfoster" - which identifies the top-of-tree packages only, which when installed on another system retain the 'automatically installed' status of all their dependent packages
[07:46] <mehdi_> @ TJ- @ cyberalex4life  it seems that i wasnt clear enough , for example take ubuntu image and and booting on a usb and install it i want, instead of ubuntu image be the OS that i want
[07:46] <cyberalex4life> I don't like it either, because it's too much work, 3 days is a lot, but I got bored of ubuntu, and since opensuse had some thing with nvidia and intel
[07:48] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, unetbootin works from from every OS I think
[07:49] <TJ-> mehdi_: When you say 'ubuntu image'. do you mean a standard installer/Live ISO image, or the image of an installed Ubuntu system?
[07:50] <cyberalex4life> later I found out that ubuntu-mate way also works from every distro: sudo ddrescue -d -D --force ubuntu-mate-15.04-desktop-amd64.iso /dev/sdx
[07:51] <cyberalex4life> while Disk Creator gives problems from time to time
[07:51] <mehdi_> @ TJ- standard installer/ISO image
[07:51] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, what OS are you using now?
[07:51] <mehdi_> @ cyberalex4life unetbootin create yhe bootable usb from ISO , i wanted to create the ISO
[07:52] <EriC^^> round and round we go..
[07:52] <mehdi_> @ cyberalex4life ubuntu 14.04
[07:52] <cyberalex4life> mehdi_, maybe this will help : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[07:54] <cyberalex4life> I can't find "that" video I watched once on youtube
[07:54] <TJ-> mehdi_: I'm lost. I think we have an English comprehension problem here, for which I apologise. When you said "how can i create iso from my current OS" and I asked "*create* the ISO, or simply write an ISO image" you said "create the ISO of my current system and then boot it up and install it" ...
[07:55] <TJ-> mehdi_: ... I understood you to mean you had an existing Ubuntu installation on 1 PC that you wished to clone/copy/install to another PC.
[07:55] <mehdi_> @ TJ- exactly
[07:56] <EriC^^> why did you say standard ubuntu iso?
[07:56] <TJ-> mehdi_: Ahhh! OK, so I wasn't as a confused as I thought :D
[07:56] <EriC^^> that's what confused me
[07:56] <TJ-> mehdi_: OK, so all my previous suggestions are valid hehehe
[07:56] <mehdi_> @ EriC^^ tj- asked
[07:56] <mehdi_> tanx fellas
[07:58] <cyberalex4life> it's a bit of info to digest, but I avoid this stuff usually because of the updates that appear all the time, I think I better install the genuine, update it, than strip what I don't want and install what I want
[07:59] <cyberalex4life> I've been using this app: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/10/y-ppa-manager-0092-released-with-new.html; for repo backup, it's usually what I need, than sudo apt-get install all the way
[08:11] <EriC^^> '
[08:15] <TJ-> grrr, weechat documentation organisation is terrible. I feel a patch coming on!
[08:19] <Johnny_Linux> it should be called patch-chat
[08:22] <TJ->  It would make sense to provide a single index.html page in the weechat-doc package so users can actually navigate the installed pages, and to break out the per-language files into directories rather than embedded it in the filenames.
[08:30] <fidelus> Hi
[08:30] <fidelus> ALl
[08:31] <fidelus> Please i want to connect a projector using usb cable
[08:31] <fidelus> it works on windows but not in linux
[08:31] <ikonia> that seems not the norm
[08:31] <ikonia> must be a usb video card,
[08:31] <ikonia> I often find their support to be weak
[08:31] <ikonia> (well as often as I have used them)
[08:32] <xer0> hello
[08:32] <krizoek> there is these usb graphical cards
[08:32] <cyberalex4life> ikonia, you connect to the projector through usb?
[08:33] <xer0> i'm using ubuntu 14.04 on lenovo z50-70, i get ping: no buffer space available error, after about 5 minutes of logging in
[08:33] <xer0> someone help me
[08:33] <fidelus> yes i have connect them but is not work
[08:34] <cyberalex4life> xer0, ethernet, or wifi?
[08:35] <fidelus> on usb
[08:36] <cyberalex4life> fidelus, some suggested this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1597230; I know it's old, but maybe will work
[08:37] <Ore5ama> i'm using ubuntu 14.04 on lenovo z50-70, i get ping: no buffer space available error, after about 5 minutes of logging in
[08:37] <Ore5ama>  someone help me
[08:37] <TheNumb> !patience | Ore5ama
[08:38] <krizoek> someone else here also experienced 15.10 beta more stable than 14.04?
[08:38] <TJ-> fidelus: Does the projector have an embedded DisplayPort adapter?
[08:38] <TJ-> krizoek: Not at all; lots of regressions too
[08:39] <krizoek> maybe i use it differently, or have a system that works great with it
[08:39] <cyberalex4life> krizoek, I have experienced ubuntu 14.04 beta more stable ubuntu 14.04 when released
[08:40] <krizoek> i have had some problems with 14.04
[08:40] <TJ-> krizoek: depends on the problems you experience with 14.04. 15.10 has the v4.2 kernel, maybe you need a more recent kernel on 14.04 from the HardWare Enablement stack
[08:40] <cyberalex4life> krizoek, but had some codec dependency issue
[08:40] <krizoek> i think so too TJ-
[08:41] <cyberalex4life> krizoek, depends how new is your hardware, support may come even in a year time from buying
[08:41] <cyberalex4life> or never ..
[08:43] <krizoek> i think my computer is 3 years old
[08:43] <fidelus> Nobody cannot help me for my problem ? connecting projector on ubuntu
[08:43] <cyberalex4life> I also have a 2 years and a half asus laptop, still can't see the fans
[08:44] <YYO> hei guys
[08:44] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, ethernet or wifi?
[08:45] <Ore5ama> wifi
[08:46] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, does it connect to router or whatever,,,
[08:48] <Ore5ama> it is connected, there is internet access for about 5 minutes, after which, i get a no buffer space error
[08:49] <Ore5ama> lspci | grep Wireless returns Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8723BE PCIe Wireless Network Adapter
[08:49] <TJ-> fidelus: I asked you earlier, Does the projector have an embedded DisplayPort adapter?
[08:50] <TJ-> Ore5ama: where do you see/get the 'no buffer space' error?
[08:50] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, do you have firewall on?
[08:51] <Ore5ama> when i ping to like google or bing.com, etc. i dont think i have firewall on
[08:51] <fidelus> yes
[08:51] <Ore5ama> how do i see if i have firewall on?
[08:52] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, try this: sudo ufw disable; sudo service network-manager restart
[08:52] <TJ-> fidelus: The Linux kernel has experimental support for DisplayPort 1.0, and DisplayPort provide a Linux driver for later versions, but be warned it replaces the system libusb
[08:52] <tawan> Anyone know howto replace items blocked by /etc/hosts? I'd like to put a little graphic or something there rather than the default "Browser can't reach foobar.com"
[08:52] <Ore5ama> i shall do this, once i get a no buffer space available again
[08:53] <Ore5ama> or shall i do this now?
[08:53] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, sudo ufw disable disables firewall
[08:53] <fidelus> Ok, then how to configure it ?
[08:54] <Ore5ama> ok
[08:54] <Ore5ama> did it
[08:54] <TJ-> Ore5ama: 'no buffer space' issue is a stack-size issue. You can increase it using 'ulimit -s' if it is set and limited
[08:55] <Ore5ama> ty, i'll tryi it
[08:55] <oaulakh> i dunno but this time ubuntu driving me crazy like i have just done update and it goes slow and eating my internet speed and youtube going damn bad, i just feeling so much frustrated any help would be great
[08:55] <allizom> tawan: where should you see this "graphic" once it is set up?
[08:55] <Ore5ama> it displays 8192
[08:55] <TJ-> Ore5ama: OK, increase it: "ulimit -s 10240"
[08:57] <tawan> allizom, When browsing the web, my /etc/hosts is denying adverts. So my browser shows "unable to load foobar.com" I'd like instead to display a custom graphic or colour
[08:57] <Ore5ama> cyberalex4life, done
[08:57] <fidelus> Ubuntu detect the soft seiko epson corp
[08:57] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, I have it unlimited on manjaro
[08:57] <fidelus> but impossible to project
[08:58] <allizom> tawan: you could get an ad blocking extension for that. Or a generic third party content blocker
[08:58] <TJ-> fidelus: If the DisplayPort device is found then you can use xrandr or the various GUI display configuration applications to configure it, presumably you want it in Clone (Mirror)  mode?
[08:58] <tawan> allizom, correct. Just thought I'd geek up the process a little :)
[09:00] <Tyreal> i'm trying to install ubuntu server and am up to the point where i need the sysv-rc-conf download however it is saying that it is unavailable and is referred to by another name
[09:00] <Tyreal> could someone please suggest that name
[09:00] <TJ-> tawan: If you don't have a httpd server installed already, install one and set an IP based vhost on it for <IP_ADDRESS>, and use that IP in /etc/hosts for the binned ad-serving hosts
[09:01] <TJ-> Tyreal: which release of Ubuntu Server is that?
[09:01] <Tyreal> 14.04
[09:01] <tawan> TJ-, sounds like the plan! Thnks for the tip :)
[09:01] <TJ-> tawan: lightttpd is probably sufficient
[09:02] <TJ-> Tyreal: Can you reproduce the exact text of the error message. It sounds as if the installation media may be corrupt
[09:02] <Tyreal> reading package lists....Done
[09:03] <Tyreal> building dependency tree
[09:03] <Tyreal> reading state information.... done
[09:03] <TJ-> !info dbab | tawan might be worth looking at the package
[09:03] <robot__> is it possible to have linux installed on legacy bios and windows on uefi
[09:04] <Tyreal> package sysv-rc-conf is not available, but is referred to by another package. this may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[09:04] <fidelus> OK, but xrandr just show that VGA is connected
[09:04] <tawan> TJ-, Appreciate the help, thanks
[09:04] <Ore5ama> cyberalex4life, i got the error again. I did the sudo service networdk-manager restart, and now my laptop is not connecting to the wifi
[09:06] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, after ulimit command?
[09:06] <Ore5ama> after increasing to 10240
[09:07] <Ore5ama> cyberalex4life, i have restarted the laptop, and now i have internet connection again
[09:07] <TJ-> Ore5ama: which Ubuntu release is it?
[09:08] <TJ-> The 'ulimit' command only applies to the current shell, it isn't system-wide
[09:08] <cyberalex4life> TJ-, isn't there a way to set it globally?
[09:08] <cyberalex4life> like for good?
[09:09] <Ore5ama> ubuntu 14.04.3, i'm downloading ubuntu 15.04 while i'm at it, to see if it solves the problem.
[09:09] <TJ-> cyberalex4life: Via the security/limits configuration.
[09:09] <Tyreal> tj what do you think i might be able to try with the server?
[09:09] <TJ-> Ore5ama: Have you checked "/var/log/kern.log" and "/var/log/syslog" in case there are hardware errors/kernel problems?
[09:10] <TJ-> Tyreal: The package 'sysv-rc-conf' is in the Universe component of the archive, so is an optional install, presumably wanted by some other package you've chosen to install?
[09:11] <TJ-> Tyreal: If the installer has network connectivity and cannot find the package, I'd have to think the network is being proxied/intercepted by something that isn't allowing connections to the archive
[09:12] <TJ-> !info sysv-rc-conf trusty | Tyreal
[09:12] <Tyreal> aaahk thankyou for that
[09:12] <Tyreal> i shall do some research and see what i come up with
[09:14] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, maybe this will help: http://posidev.com/blog/2009/06/04/set-ulimit-parameters-on-ubuntu/
[09:14] <Tyreal> tj- i have just tried pinging google using ping -c 1 www.google.com and it says unknown host any suggestions
[09:15] <TJ-> Tyreal: Bear with me; I've just switched to a foreign IRC client.
[09:15] <Tyreal> no worries
[09:15] <Tyreal> may i chat with you in private?
[09:15] <Tyreal> if that makes it easier
[09:16] <TJ-> Tyreal: 'unknown host' means there is no DNS resolution. Can you ping it by IP address? 'ping -c 5 <IP_ADDRESS>'
[09:17] <TJ-> Tyreal: please keep support conversations in the channel so everyone can help; I may not be able to respond
[09:19] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, you can try this, I think: sudo gedit /etc/security/limits.conf
[09:19] <Ore5ama> cyberalex4life, i get ulimit command not found when i do ulimit -n 9000
[09:20] <Ore5ama> ok, i'll try
[09:20] <Ore5ama> cyberalex4life, what do i change there?
[09:20] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, then, if you don't find any line containing stack, try adding "@users soft stack 10240"
[09:20] <cyberalex4life> TJ-, should this be ok?
[09:21] <Ore5ama> in this file, all the lines are commented so i added it
[09:21] <cyberalex4life> or better: "@users - stack 10240" I am not sure
[09:22] <Mega> Hi guys! Someone uses mega.nz? If yes, could you tell me please how to get rid of numerous duplicate files?
[09:22] <TJ-> cyberalex4life: Ore5ama I wouldn't change the setting until it's been proved it will solve the issue
[09:22] <Mega> Each time I modify a file, it's duplicated
[09:22] <cyberalex4life> this should set stack size for group users to 10240
[09:22] <Mega> http://i.imgur.com/luoO39q.jpg
[09:22] <Tyreal> TJ- that ping worked
[09:23] <Tyreal> and no worries
[09:23] <TJ-> Tyreal: OK, so that confirms the system doesn't have DNS resolution. Did the installer get it's network automatically via DHCP?
[09:23] <Tyreal> TJ- yes
[09:24] <TJ-> Tyreal: so either the DHCP server didn't provide a nameserver, or the system isn't using it
[09:24] <Tyreal> ok so how do i go about fixing that
[09:24] <cyberalex4life> Ore5ama, ulimit is not available with sudo for me like TJ- said is user based
[09:24] <TJ-> Tyreal: with DHCP in the installer I've never known it to not configure correctly if the DHCP server is handing out the options
[09:24] <TJ-> Tyreal: You have a shell prompt you're working from?
[09:24] <Tyreal> yes
[09:25] <TJ-> Tyreal: Try "cat /etc/resolv.conf" see if there is a "nameserver ..." entry
[09:25] <sachin_a>  /msg NickServ identify mylifeisubuntu
[09:26] <Johnny_Linux> doh
[09:26] <Ore5ama> cyberalex4life, i get bash: ulimit: open files: cannot modify limit: Operation not permitted
[09:26] <Tyreal> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> , name server <IP_ADDRESS> and search mydomain.com
[09:26] <TJ-> Tyreal: really, "name<space>server ..." ?
[09:27] <Tyreal> sorry that was an accident
[09:27] <Tyreal> there is no space
[09:27] <TJ-> Tyreal: phew!! :) ... OK so the DHCP server has told your system to use 2 DNS resolvers. Test them, first ping their IPs to prove they are available
[09:28] <Tyreal> using the same command i used before?
[09:29] <TJ-> Tyreal: Yes 'ping -c 5 a.b.c.d'
[09:29] <Hardcore7> hi, can anyone please send a message to me?
[09:30] <Tyreal> when i pinged <IP_ADDRESS> it said "PING <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 56(84) bytes of data.
[09:30] <Hardcore7> thanks :D got enough messages now haha
[09:30] <Tyreal> FROM <IP_ADDRESS> ICMP_SEQ=1 DESTINATION HOST UNREACHABLE
[09:31] <Tyreal> however when i pinged <IP_ADDRESS> it was succesful
[09:31] <atralheaven_> Hi, can I use "Password and Keys" on ubuntu for enabling ssh-agent for my ssh keys? my ssh key type is ed25519
[09:32] <TJ-> Tyreal: I guess the missing <IP_ADDRESS> is the problem since it is listed first. So that needs removing. I'm not sure if there is a text editor available in the installer environment so it might be easier to simply re-write the /etc/resolv.conf file. Do you want to check for an editor first, before we do that?
[09:33] <Tyreal> which ever is preferable
[09:33] <Tyreal> i don't min
[09:33] <Tyreal> mind*
[09:33] <TJ-> atralheaven_: Just FYI "Password and Keys" is usually the "Seahorse" application - in case you want to search some more about that specific issue
[09:33] <TJ-> Tyreal: " echo "nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>" > /etc/resolv.conf "
[09:34] <TJ-> Tyreal: then try pinging a public hostname again
[09:35] <Tyreal> it said permission denied
[09:35] <Tyreal> try sudo first?
[09:36] <TJ-> Tyreal: Hang on; I thought you were still in the installer. That sounds like you're in the installed system
[09:36] <ikonia> delta94
[09:36] <Tyreal> yes sorry its isntalled
[09:36] <Tyreal> installed*
[09:37] <Tyreal> i should have mentioned that earlier
[09:37] <Tyreal> my apologies
[09:38] <TJ-> Tyreal: Ahhh, OK, then " echo "nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>" | sudo dd of=/etc/resolv.conf "
[09:41] <Tyreal> 0+1 records in , 0+1 records out , 21 bytes (21 B) copied, 0.0028519 s, 7.4 kB/s
[09:42] <TJ-> Tyreal: now try pinging by hostname
[09:42] <Tyreal> using ping -c 5 www.google.com?
[09:43] <TJ-> Tyreal: Yes
[09:43] <Tyreal> tried that it didn't work
[09:43] <Tyreal> tried pinging my <IP_ADDRESS> and got the same message as before
[09:44] <Tyreal> destination host unreachable
[09:44] <Tyreal> and then <IP_ADDRESS> worked
[09:44] <burhan> so why is it that gnome-terminal cannot display full-color unicode glyphs?
[09:45] <TJ-> Tyreal: We know routing is OK, we know .34 is good and .1 is bad. I can only assume the DHCP server is handing out incorrect nameserver options
[09:45] <Tyreal> ok
[09:45] <Tyreal> so should we edit the resolve conf
[09:45] <TJ-> Tyreal: do you have 'nslookup' or 'dig' on there "which <program-name>" will tell you
[09:46] <Tyreal> both say /usr/bin/nslookup or dig
[09:47] <burhan> if your DHCP server is ending out bogus resolvers; you can configure your DHCP client to ignore the resolvers sent by the server.
[09:47] <TJ-> Tyreal: Good, that means they are installed. Try "dig www.google.com @<IP_ADDRESS>"
[09:49] <Tyreal> it ran and sayid connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[09:49] <todd> Just did an update, now my usb mouse does not work... help!?
[09:50] <TJ-> Tyreal: Now try "dig www.google.com @<IP_ADDRESS>"
[09:50] <Tyreal> that worked
[09:51] <TJ-> Tyreal: OK, so you need to fix your local network's DHCP configuration, or check if its DNS server is not working
[09:52] <Tyreal> alrighty
[09:52] <Tyreal> so what do i need to type?
[09:54] <TJ-> Tyreal: "help" :D  ... those things are not on the Ubuntu system, they are on other devices on your network
[09:57] <Tyreal> lol so basically its going to be a pain in the ass?
[10:00] <kerdel> could anyone please send a message to me?
[10:01] <TJ-> Tyreal: if you have a basic home gateway/router it might be as simple as rebooting it
[10:02] <Tyreal> ok i will try that
[10:05] <xieyi> I just remove classicmenu-indicator and reboot. now the unity interface is not showing now
[10:08] <kerdel> kerdel: test
[10:08] <Tyreal12> TJ the restart didn't work :/
[10:12] <xieyi> who has installed classicmenu-indicator and uninstalled later under 15.04
[10:12] <xieyi> I met a problem
[10:12] <TJ-> Tyreal12: Not a lot we can do for you then; It looks like a misconfiguration, so you'll need to use the Admin facilities of the router to correct it
[10:12] <loa> can somebody explain me, how i can get ffmpeg with nvenc support under ubuntu? now i build my own version ffmpeg and installed it with checkinstall... but it bothering me, that i have two versions of ffmpeg in my system...
[10:12] <caritino> hola
[10:12] <caritino> alguien que able en español
[10:13] <xieyi> after I uninstalled the classicmenu the unity menubar and controller are not showing
[10:13] <FBI> then you are in the wrong channel
[10:13] <TJ-> loa: You could use the latest packaged version from Wily, backported, with additional patches to support nvenc if needed
[10:13] <Tyreal12> ok well ill wait till i can set it up properly
[10:13] <TJ-> !es | caritino
[10:13] <loa> TJ-, what is wily?
[10:14] <loa> TJ-, i am on 14.04 and i dunno if i need update.
[10:14] <TJ-> loa: The current 15.10 development of Ubuntu
[10:15] <loa> TJ-, it is bad to update stable version to development?
[10:15] <TJ-> loa: If you need very recent functionality, or functions not compiled into the packaged versions, it can make sense to keep a local backport of the latest package.
[10:15] <loa> what is "local backport"?
[10:16] <TJ-> loa: Don't do it! I'm talking about using a single package - ffmpeg - from 15.10 as the basis for maintaining the package as close to the Ubuntu configuration as you can, rather than using checkinstall
[10:17] <TJ-> loa: When you build the package yourself locally, to provide some function the Ubuntu package doesn't contain
[10:17] <dbdk> I have just downloaded ubuntu 14.04 LTS and cant get past the login screen it seems like its going to login but then it just show the login screen again? :) help is appreciated :)
[10:17] <loa> hmmm.
[10:17] <TJ-> loa: But if you've installed it via checkinstall into the /usr/local/ prefix, it won't interfere with the system packages or libraries
[10:17] <FBI> dbdk: boot to tty instead of X
[10:17] <EriC^^> dbdk: can you login using the guest account?
[10:18] <loa> TJ-, it is so hardway...
[10:18] <loa> TJ-, so such update will be bad, right?
[10:18] <dbdk> EriC^^: Nope, Its the same with the guest login :)
[10:19] <not_stark> dbdk: hit Ctrl-Alt-F2 and see if you can log in from the console maybe?
[10:19] <EriC^^> dbdk: ok, press ctrl+alt+f1 and login, then type sudo apt-get install pastebinit, then type lspci | grep VGA | pastebinit
[10:19] <TJ-> loa: Not bad, just different. The main thing when building/maintaining your own packages is to *not* install into the system locations - so you don't over-write files managed by the package management (dpkg/apt).
[10:19] <loa> TJ-, i did that, it installed into /usr/local
[10:20] <TJ-> loa: Then I'd stick with that if it is working for you.
[10:20] <loa> TJ-, i need that to compile obs-studio
[10:20] <loa> TJ-, with version of ffmpeg which support nvenc
[10:21] <FBI> just build it in $HOME unless you need it system wide
[10:21] <FBI> can take advantage of nix then
[10:24] <dbdk> EriC^^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12281046/
[10:27] <EriC^^> dbdk: type dpkg -l | grep fglrx | pastebinit
[10:30] <dbdk> EriC^^: "You are trying to send an empty document, exiting" :)
[10:31] <EriC^^> dbdk: ok, try sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-video-ati xserver-xorg-video-radeon
[10:32] <Tyreal12> TJ- i got google to ping
[10:32] <Tyreal12> edited the resolv.conf
[10:32] <Tyreal12> added nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:33] <alocer> what are using Tyreal12 ? systemd or init ?
[10:33] <EriC^^> dbdk: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org xserver-xorg-core xserver-xorg-video-ati
[10:34] <Tyreal12> i think systemd?
[10:34] <Tyreal12> trying to set up a ubuntu server
[10:34] <not_stark> Tyreal12: take a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-networkd
[10:34] <Tyreal12> however i can't seem to sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
[10:35] <not_stark> Tyreal12: oh, wait. I really should read; you don’t have a network problem
[10:35] <dbdk> EriC^^: It states that xserver-org is not installed ? :-)
[10:35] <Tyreal12> no i did but i fixed it
[10:35] <AbdoTGM50> Hi, I want to move from windows to ubuntu and I'm kinda overwhelmed as this is a new experience or me are there are recommendations you guys have for the process of upgrading? :)
[10:36] <EriC^^> dbdk: try sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-org xserver-org-core
[10:36] <MonkeyDust> !manual | AbdoTGM50 read this first, get familiar with new names and words
[10:36] <not_stark> Tyreal12: sysv-rc-conf has apparently been removed after 14.10
[10:36] <Tyreal12> what is running now?
[10:36] <Tyreal12> i've been trying to find an alternative
[10:37] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[10:37] <AbdoTGM50> thanks :D
[10:37] <Tyreal12> but can't seem to find one
[10:37] <not_stark> Tyreal12: no, I was wrong, it’s still there - http://packages.ubuntu.com/wily/sysv-rc-conf
[10:37] <not_stark> Tyreal12: what exactly do you mean by “can’t seem to apt-get install"?
[10:39] <not_stark> Oh. I imagine it wouldn’t exactly install on a systemd distro.
[10:39] <alocer> Tyreal12, systemd dosn't do  runlevel .
[10:39] <Tyreal12> when i type sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf it states: reading package list, building dependency tree, reading state information done, package sysv-rc-conf is not available, but is referred to by another package. this may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[10:40] <not_stark> Tyreal12: the only config tools for systemd that I know of are graphical
[10:40] <alocer> Tyreal12, yes dat package is obsolete
[10:41] <Tyreal12> what do you mean by systemd does do runlevel
[10:42] <bekks> Tyreal12: systemd doesnt use the concept of runlevels.
[10:42] <baizon> alocer: systemd uses targets which serve a similar purpose as runlevels but act a little different. Each target is named instead of numbered and is intended to serve a specific purpose with the possibility of having multiple ones active at the same time. Some targets are implemented by inheriting all of the services of another target and adding additional services to it. There are systemd targets that mimic the common SystemVinit runlevels so you can
[10:42] <baizon> still switch targets using the familiar telinit RUNLEVEL command.
[10:42] <alocer> read a little about systemd and init in linux . Tyreal12
[10:42] <Tyreal12> please excuse my ignorance as i'm still learning but what are run levels
[10:42] <Tyreal12> will do alocer
[10:42] <sergio_> hola
[10:43] <alocer> ty baizon
[10:43] <Tyreal12> ty baizon
[10:43] <dbdk> EriC^^: Maybe I should try to install an older version of ubuntu to see if that works.
[10:44] <EriC^^> dbdk: oh, it's never worked before?
[10:44] <EriC^^> dbdk: that's not necessary
[10:44] <dbdk> EriC^^: No I just made a fresh install
[10:45] <EriC^^> ok, try sudo apt-get install fglrx
[10:45] <EriC^^> dbdk: it is odd that you don't have xserver-xorg installed though, did you checksum the .iso you used?
[10:48] <dbdk> EriC
[10:49] <dbdk> Eric^^: I will try to checksum the iso never done that before :)
[10:50] <Guest39970> i believe the reason I can not boot is I change the video driver setting in fresh install of 14.04 lts how do I change it back from live cd thank you
[10:51] <dbdk> EriC^^: The md5 sums is the same :( ?
[10:52] <EriC^^> dbdk: that's odd
[10:53] <Aldryk> Any advices as to how to sync two ubuntu machines? All the answers I find online say use Ubuntu One, which had been deprecated..
[10:53] <dbdk> Eric^^: Do you think I should try to re-install
[10:53] <EriC^^> dbdk: maybe the usb was damaged?
[10:53] <EriC^^> dbdk: i don't know, it might do the same thing if no error happened during the installation
[10:54] <dbdk> Eric^^: There was no error with the installation - i used pendrivelinux to make the usb and it went smooth :) ?
[10:54] <EriC^^> dbdk: if it were me, i would get a list of the fresh install packages, and run a command to check if any aren't installed, and then maybe use debsums to make sure all packages are correct
[10:54] <EriC^^> or try a different ubuntu version maybe, 14.04 is nice though
[10:54] <user1> Hi
[10:55] <Aldryk> And settings? Is it safe to just copy the home directory?
[10:55] <EriC^^> dbdk: maybe the usb is bad?
[10:55] <user1> When I do sudo pm-hibernate. The computer goes off and when I start again.  I am using kubuntu 14 LTS. What can be the problem?
[10:55] <dbdk> EriC^^: I will try the things you said - thanks for your help - will get back and tell how it went :)
[10:56] <Guest39970> Aldrky: just coping it will not effect it
[10:56] <SinisterDoor> Aldryk,a one time thing or continous sync?
[10:56] <Aldryk> One time
[10:56] <Aldryk> Got a new machine
[10:56] <SinisterDoor> use a cloning software
[10:56] <SinisterDoor> like clonezilla
[10:56] <Aldryk> Its a different ubuntu version..
[10:56] <SinisterDoor> oops sorry
[10:57] <Aldryk> But yes, thats a possible last line of defense
[10:57] <user1> Hi
[10:57] <EriC^^> dbdk: try zgrep -A1 "Package: xserver-xorg$" /var/log/installer/initial-status.gz
[10:57] <EriC^^> does it say mention it?
[10:58] <user1> can anyone hear me?
[10:58] <Guest39970> user1: yes
[10:58] <user1> oh
[10:58] <MonkeyDust> user1  it works, we see you
[10:58] <user1> ok
[10:58] <user1> irc..hm
[10:58] <user1> When I do sudo pm-hibernate. The computer goes off and when I start again.  I am using kubuntu 14 LTS. What can be the problem?
[10:59] <user1> should I expect an answer to this question in this channel?
[10:59] <cfhowlett> user1, this is ubuntu support.  this is the part where you ask your ubuntu question.
[10:59] <dbdk> Eric^^: I ran the command and nothing happens? :) I just ready to take in the next command but no output :)
[10:59] <user1> cfhowlett,  ok. so I should expect answer.?
[10:59] <cfhowlett> !patience | user1
[10:59] <user1> cfhowlett,  ok
[10:59] <MonkeyDust> user1  as soon as someone knows the answer, they will answer
[11:00] <user1> ok
[11:00] <user1> I am wating
[11:00] <user1> I am waiting
[11:00] <EriC^^> dbdk: did you put a space between Package and xserver-xorg$ ?
[11:00] <Beliq> user1 it might take a while
[11:00] <flips> Hm, when virt-viewer/spicec works, spice-client-gtk is install, but virt-manager still complains SpiceClientGTK missing, then what? :)
[11:00] <user1> ok
[11:01] <dbdk> EriC^^: Got this from ask.ubuntu http://askubuntu.com/questions/223501/ubuntu-gets-stuck-in-a-login-loop
[11:01] <dbdk> EriC^^: Will try and see if that works
[11:02] <EriC^^> dbdk: it's not the problem cause the guest account doesn't work too
[11:02] <Tyreal12> i'm still having trouble installing sysv-rc-conf onto a ubuntu server 14.04 32 bit
[11:02] <Tyreal12> could someone please help
[11:02] <cfhowlett> !server | Tyreal12
[11:02] <EriC^^> dbdk: maybe the usb is damaged?
[11:02] <dbdk> EriC^^: Will try with another usb then :)
[11:02] <EriC^^> dbdk: ok :)
[11:02] <Guest39970> i believe the reason I can not boot is I change the video driver setting in fresh install of 14.04 lts how do I change it back from live cd thank you
[11:03] <Tyreal12> thankyou cf
[11:03] <user1> heres a similar problem that someone asked too http://askubuntu.com/questions/670252/black-screen-after-sudo-pm-hibernation-on-ubuntu-14-04
[11:03] <cfhowlett> happy2help!  Tyreal12
[11:03] <cfhowlett> !nomodeset | Guest39970, you could boot in nomodeset then re-configure the
[11:04] <Beliq> user1 dude it is common problem, apparently.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1864506&highlight=black+screen+hibernate
[11:04] <ioria> user1 are you using encryption ?
[11:04] <user1> ioria,  no
[11:06] <user1> Beliq,  should i just do sudo update-initramfs -u -k $(uname -r) then?
[11:08] <Guest39970> cfhowlett: thank you yes I could do nomodeset, but that doesnt really teach me anything. I am trying to learn more about linux. thank you
[11:09] <user1> Beliq,  it worked. thanks sudo update-initramfs -u -k $(uname -r)
[11:09] <Beliq> Nice !
[11:14] <Fjorgynn> which is the best card game I can use in xubuntu?
[11:14] <Fjorgynn> it came with no games :(
[11:14] <Guest39970> what is the appropriate time inter voles for asking you question thank you
[11:14] <baizon> Fjorgynn: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Games
[11:14] <MonkeyDust> Fjorgynn  use the software center to look for games
[11:14] <cfhowlett> Guest39970, 15 minutes doesn't seem excessive and gives you time to look in the other support channels
[11:15] <cfhowlett> !games | Fjorgynn,
[11:15] <Guest39970> cfhowlett: thank you
[11:17] <Fjorgynn> baizon: great installing that meta package
[11:18] <Guest54938> hallo
[11:18] <Fjorgynn> hi
[11:19] <Guest54938> hab heut das erstemal ubuntu installiert und könnte noch bischen hilfe gebrauchen
[11:19] <cfhowlett> !de | Guest54938
[11:19] <baizon> Guest54938: jop, hier nur englisch :)
[11:19] <cfhowlett> jah1
[11:20] <MonkeyDust> immer gerade aus!
[11:20] <Guest54938> toll, ich als 47 jähriger hab in sachen englisch 0.,00% ahnung
[11:20] <Guest54938> wie komm ich in einen deutschsprachigen channel?
[11:21] <cfhowlett> Guest54938, #ubuntu-de
[11:21] <BluesKaj> !de
[11:21] <gcbirzan_> Though, to be fair, you're gonna have a hard time on the Internet with no English :P
[11:22] <bekks> gcbirzan_: There are german sites and channels, too ;)
[11:22] <gcbirzan_> I'm talking in general.
[11:27] <cduron> hello
[11:27] <arunpyasi> Guys, is there any script to ping a server in every 3 seconds and know if the connection is down or not.. and run a specific command if the connection is down ?
[11:28] <MonkeyDust> arunpyasi  i'm sure the guys in #bash can help you write such a script
[11:29] <arunpyasi> MonkeyDust, Ah OK :D
[11:51] <myZero> system is not safe
[11:52] <lrss> My Ubuntu install won't login
[11:52] <MonkeyDust> lrss  that's too general, please specify
[11:52] <EriC^^> lrss: does the guest account work?
[11:53] <lrss> It goes to the login screen, then I do ctrl alt f1, and do startx
[11:53] <EriC^^> we should make a startx factoid
[11:54] <EriC^^> !startx
[11:54] <Bernzel> Okey so my graphic drivers are really messed up. Both steam games and Wine installed games complain on my graphic card which seems to be an ATI Radeon, suspect it's the built in graphics in my motherboard? Cause I run with a Sapphire 6950 2gb. How do I fix this=
[11:54] <EriC^^> lrss: ubuntu needs to be launched from the login, not startx
[11:55] <lrss> And it says: the xkeyboard key map controller ...  Type one_level has 1 levels but rant has 3 symbols.... Errors from xkcbcomp are not fatal tobserver xinit connection to server lost
[11:55] <or4n> When creating software raid, do I need to wait resync to complete before using that device?
[11:55] <bekks> or4n: You have to wait for resync before you reboot.
[11:55] <MonkeyDust> or4n  is that a server?
[11:55] <or4n> I'm not using that as boot drive.
[11:56] <lrss> 2 not 3. On a phone so my writing is bad... I've Googled like heck but couldn't find anything useful
[11:56] <or4n> MonkeyDust: It's just my home server so not "real" server hardware
[11:56] <EriC^^> lrss: does it work from the login?
[11:56] <matin> hi
[11:56] <lrss> Going back to old version doesn't work. It happened after I installed something I think
[11:57] <weston> hi guys
[11:57] <lrss> Eric: loginscreen shows, but I keep coming back when I enter pass
[11:57] <bekks> lrss: Can you log in on a command line?
[11:57] <EriC^^> lrss: did you try the guest account?
[11:57] <lrss> Yes
[11:57] <lrss> Gnome too
[11:58] <weston> In my Ubuntu 14.04.01, I  have installed japanese font anthy, but now it is seen as disabled in top  language options and it is not working. can anyone help me?
[11:58] <lrss> Only terminal works and when I startx, it gives me the previous problem
[11:59] <Bernzel> output from terminal :" driver=fglrx_pci latency=0 " is this correct?
[11:59] <weston> Hi guys, any help please
[12:00] <EriC^^> lrss: try sudo apt-get install pastebinit , then pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:00] <MonkeyDust> weston  have you asked in #ubuntu-jp ?
[12:00] <weston> MonkeyDust: no,
[12:00] <FelixFire619> Anyone point me in the direction of how to improve my Broadcom 4313 (02:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)..) ((02:00.0 0280: 14e4:4727 (rev 01) ))
[12:01] <FelixFire619> I have intermittent slowdown to a crawl and sometimes unable to reach host even when connected
[12:01] <lrss> Eric ; 12281476
[12:01] <weston> MonkeyDust: I think , we can generalise the issue
[12:03] <FelixFire619> o and im running ubuntu vivid /w netrunner os 16
[12:03] <EriC^^> lrss: try tail /var/log/apt/history.log | pastebinit
[12:03] <bekks> FelixFire619: Either you are running Ubuntu or Netrunner.
[12:03] <MonkeyDust> FelixFire619  what's netrunner os?
[12:03] <weston> MonkeyDust: any help?
[12:03] <bekks> FelixFire619: Pastebin "lsb_release -a" please.
[12:04] <lrss> Eric 12281498
[12:05] <lrss> Eric banked is the last I installed, when I rebooted this hqppened
[12:05] <lrss> Not sure if thatsvthe problem or something earlier or something other
[12:06] <EriC^^> lrss: did you install nvidia-current after it happened?
[12:06] <lrss> *bankid
[12:06] <MonkeyDust> weston  not really, the only thing i can think of, is System settings > Language support
[12:06] <lrss> Yeah because I've had problems with it previously thought that was the problem
[12:08] <lrss> And I can install Ferber because it has changed name or something
[12:08] <lrss> Xserver
[12:08] <lrss> I have different xserver to choose from
[12:08] <dbdk> Eric^^: It's the same with the 15.04 version. I will try with an earlier version to see what happens
[12:12] <lrss> Eric: any ideas?
[12:12] <lrss> If I do install xserver it gives me zephyr, vivid, utopic ..
[12:13] <FelixFire619> bekks, netrunner is built ontop of ubuntu vivid
[12:14] <lrss> What if I install xubuntu?
[12:14] <FelixFire619> getting lsb output 1 min
[12:15] <EriC^^> lrss: try apt-cache policy libgl1-mesa-glx
[12:15] <lrss> I'm installing xubuntu
[12:15] <lrss> Ok
[12:18] <EriC^^> lrss: does it say it's installed?
[12:19] <Norbin> anyone using vmware workstation over ubuntu? how stable is it?
[12:20] <FelixFire619> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12281591/
[12:20] <bazhang> try #vmware Norbin
[12:20] <bazhang> FelixFire619, is netrunner a ubuntu based distro
[12:20] <FelixFire619> yes
[12:20] <FelixFire619> bazhang, netrunner is on ubuntu vivid
[12:21] <FelixFire619> all the repos are set for vivid
[12:21] <bazhang> find their support channel FelixFire619
[12:21] <FelixFire619> they dont have one, im running ubuntu, i came to ubuntu
[12:21] <bazhang> !alis  | FelixFire619 search here
[12:22] <bazhang> FelixFire619, netrunner is NOT ubuntu
[12:22] <FelixFire619> bazhang, they dont have one to my knowlge, google is included in that,
[12:22] <FelixFire619> ya, sure ok..
[12:22] <MonkeyDust> FelixFire619  we don't know what the netrunner devs have changed, so we cannot help
[12:23] <FelixFire619> MonkeyDust, its a set of which packages are installed
[12:23] <FelixFire619> point blank tho, im using ubuntu core, Firmware/drivers, the issue is a firmware/driver issue
[12:26] <lrss> I was booted from net... Did I miss something?
[12:26] <matin> looking for german chat room please?!
[12:26] <cfhowlett> !de | matin
[12:26] <auronandace> !de | matin
[12:26] <EriC^^> lrss: did you try apt-cache policy libgl1-mesa-glx ?
[12:26] <lrss> EriC^^ xubuntu didn't work and apt cache seems OK, same candidate as installed
[12:27] <lrss> Yeah same candidate as veraion
[12:27] <lrss> And a link to package
[12:28] <EriC^^> lrss: try pastebinit ~/.xsession-errors
[12:28] <matin> danke
[12:30] <EriC^^> lrss: try sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-core
[12:31] <lrssss> EriC^^: 12281678
[12:32] <EriC^^> lrssss: try sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-core
[12:33] <weston> anybody here is aware how to recover font in text-entry?
[12:33] <weston> it is seen as disabled in the text-entry settings desktop for some japanese fonts
[12:34] <lrssss> EriC^^ : nope same problem
[12:35] <EriC^^> try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org xserver-xorg-core
[12:35] <EriC^^> lrssss: try sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
[12:35] <EriC^^> lrssss: try sudo reinstall-ubuntu (j/k)
[12:35] <coltfred> After my most recent reboot my /sys/power/state file no longer contains "mem". Thus I cannot suspend my laptop. How can I figure out why mem isn't in there? My googling has proven fruitless. :(
[12:38] <lrsss> EriC^^.. Net went down did I miss something? It didn't work btw
[12:39] <ioria> weston have you read this : http://askubuntu.com/questions/536462/defautl-kanji-japanese-font-wrong-in-ubuntu-14-04-how-to-change-it
[12:39] <weston> ioria: yes yes
[12:40] <TJ-> EriC^^: remind me of your termbin pipe will you?
[12:41] <EriC^^> TJ-: | nc termbin.com 9999
[12:42] <dbdk> EriC^^: I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 i think it was, it works perfectly fine :)
[12:42] <TJ-> EriC^^: thanks :)
[12:42] <EriC^^> np :)
[12:43] <EriC^^> lrsss: did you try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg xserver-xorg-core ?
[12:43] <EriC^^> dbdk: great
[12:43] <EriC^^> :)
[12:48] <EriC^^> lrsss: did you try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg xserver-xorg-core ?
[12:49] <EriC^^> & sudo apt-get purge nvidia* ?
[12:50] <lrsss> Purging nvidia now and reboot
[12:50] <lrsss> No reinstall
[12:51] <lrsss> Nope
[12:51] <lrsss> Same problem
[12:51] <lrsss> Both things
[12:52] <lrsss> Didn't remove bumblebee and primus
[12:52] <lrsss> Still same problem
[12:53] <EriC^^> lrsss: i suck with video card stuff
[12:53] <EriC^^> maybe we can see what was installed before it started, or somebody else who knows more can help too
[12:53] <lrsss> Well, I don't think that's the problem
[12:53] <lrsss> I dunno
[12:53] <lrsss> Searched whole net
[12:53] <EriC^^> lrsss: try pastebinit /var/log/apt/history.log
[12:54] <lrsss> EriC^^. 12281821
[12:55] <EriC^^> when did the problem start?
[12:56] <EriC^^> it was working up until installing apt-get install bankid-chrome ?
[12:59] <lrdds> Sigh
[12:59] <MonkeyDust> !find bankid
[12:59] <EriC^^> lrdds: when did the problem start?
[12:59] <lrdds> It's third-party tool for Swedish bank identification
[12:59] <EriC^^> lrdds: it was working up until installing apt-get install bankid-chrome ?
[13:00] <stupidquestions> Is it safe to download from: http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/ ?
[13:00] <lrdds> Yeah. Can't remember If I rebooted before that or not so it could be at 03 September
[13:00] <EriC^^> lrdds: ok, try booting the older kernel, 62
[13:01] <EriC^^> lrdds: do you know how?
[13:01] <MonkeyDust> stupidquestions  can you not activate Universe and install what you want?
[13:01] <lrdds> I did, don't work with any keenel
[13:02] <Nokaji> I have a fully compliant UVC (USB Video Class) webcam, it is even listed by ID/Name, leaving no doubt about compatability. Albeit Ubuntu auto-recognised and it is viewable, some features are still not selectable, eg full video resolution and zoom capabilities - should I be installing something perhaps?
[13:02] <fsociety> Hi.
[13:02] <lrdds> Ok wow!!!!!!! I changed to xubuntu I'm top right
[13:02] <fsociety> Can anyone tell me what's the channel for kali linux?
[13:03] <cfhowlett> !kali | fsociety
[13:03] <MonkeyDust> fsociety  type    /msg alis list kali
[13:05] <bazhang> #kali-linux fsociety
[13:05] <TJ-> Nokaji: If it is fully UVC compliant it will report the modes it supports to the uvcvideo driver
[13:05] <fsociety> bazhang: thanks.
[13:05] <EriC^^> lrdds: it worked?
[13:10] <lrs> Well
[13:10] <lrs> I can enter Xubuntu...
[13:10] <lrs> But I cant logout...
[13:10] <lrs> And choose ubuntu. Strange
[13:11] <lrs> And i cant start steam anymore, because graphics is weirded up
[13:11] <EriC^^> maybe unity is missing a package
[13:11] <MoofWolf> Hey. I can't connect to my home wifi with my laptop. I have tested on kubuntu 15.04, ubuntu 15.04, 14.04 and it does not work. I am using Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265. It works if I disable encryption on the router or when I use the wifi on my phone.
[13:12] <MoofWolf> I do not want to use unprotected wifi for my home network.
[13:12] <EriC^^> lrs: type sudo apt-get install apt-rdepends
[13:14] <MoofWolf> It is a new laptop, I can connect to the wifi from windows or from linux but with other computer.
[13:15] <Nokaji> TJ-: Thanks but the specs say it does a much higher resolution 1020p I can only get 960x720
[13:22] <TJ-> Nokaji: 1020p? It could be an interpolated mode. Check with the uvc tools it could also be that some modes don't support the pixel formats the client does at high res, or at certain refresh rates
[13:25] <Nokaji> TJ-: It does vary if I shift from viewing in MJPG, YU12,  RGB3 etc - I'll take at look at your tool and see if I can find a manual online - thanks
[13:25] <Nokaji> higher res but they don't display so effectively zero res
[13:27] <snowkidind> stupid newb question. when I ctl + alt + t the terminal appears in full screen mode and i can’t get back out of it. How do I make a detached terminal window?
[13:29] <MonkeyDust> snowkidind  F11 maybe ?
[13:29] <telboon> snowkidind the minimize bar is on the top left (default behavior) at the menu
[13:29] <snowkidind> no there is no mouse at all
[13:30] <snowkidind> it is literally what you would see when you start linux type of terminal
[13:30] <snowkidind> oh man nevermind
[13:30] <snowkidind> i was trying to figure this out but my memory was backwards. f11 is the evil one
[13:31] <snowkidind> c+a+t actually does what i want it to do sorry
[13:31] <snowkidind> urgh
[13:31] <snowkidind> thanks though
[13:32] <TJ-> Nokaji: Have you tested it with uvcview - that usually shows every UVC function that is supported
[13:32] <alistair> hello im on ubuntu 15.04 using a vga monitor and hdmi screen, the displays are mirrored in settings, however when i boot up the boot menu only appears on hdmi and the login screen only on hdmi, after login it is fine but i want it to be an exact mirror all the time how can i acheive that, thanks :-)
[13:34] <TJ-> alistair: That is controlled by which output is set as the 'Primary' - often that can be set in the PC firmware/BIOS Setup
[13:34] <BuzzardBuzz> also the video card may not support that, depending on its feature set
[13:35] <Nokaji> TJ-: I currently have it on GTK UVC Viewer (presumably the same thing) but I could try other viewers - I just found a 'getting started' manual too, It's second hand so wondering if USB 3.0 is needed but it is too old to expect that
[13:36] <alistair> ok i will have a check in the bios, many thanks :-)
[13:37] <TJ-> Nokaji: Yes, thats guvcview I think
[13:38] <Nokaji> TJ-: Interesting, uvc viewer was playing at 720p, 15 frames, VLC plays at 800#600, 25 frames - an option not even offered by UVC-V
[13:39] <TJ-> Nokaji: As I said, it may depend on what pixel formats are supported. That may depend on compile-time options rather than run-time dynamic linking, but I've not looked at uvcview for years now so not sure
[13:44] <Nokaji> TJ-: Well, you've given me a few things to try so thank you. Maybe I can find a more detailed manual on it too, in case there is some inscrutable setting involved
[13:50] <Nokaji> In case you were curios, it is the Logitech Quickcam Orbit/Sphere AF
[13:52] <TJ-> Nokaji: I know there is a tool to query the device at the command line
[13:52] <xd3sssvk> hi all!
[13:52] <xd3sssvk> i want to try ktest.pl script to compile a new kernel for my netbook with make_min_config option.
[13:52] <xd3sssvk> but i cannot find any doc. about how did it locally.
[13:52] <xd3sssvk> can somebody help me?
[13:53] <TJ-> !info uvcdynctrl | Nokaji maybe this
[13:54] <Nokaji> TJ-: Just tried cheese, it offers 1600x1200 which is my camera's highest (now I recall) but it doesn't look any higher res than the 800x600 - at least it is some sort of progress, I'll try the tools too, ofc
[13:55] <Nokaji> TJ-: getting    [bash: !info: event not found]    but i'll web-search for similar commands
[13:57] <TJ-> Nokaji: looking at Logitech's "Full specifications" for that camera shows the resolutions depend on the frame ratio ( 4:3, 16:9
[13:58] <TJ-> Nokaji: 1600x1200 for 4:3 SD 1280x720 for 16:9
[13:58] <Nokaji> fair point
[13:58] <Nokaji> it's not going to exceed what my pc is set to
[13:59] <Nokaji> lemme check ...
[13:59] <TJ-> and frame-rates too: 30fps = 800x600, 15fps = 1600x1200
[14:00] <Nokaji> 1920x1080  - 16/9
[14:00] <Nokaji> I can change it though and retry ...
[14:01] <Nokaji> going for 16'x12' 4/3 ...
[14:02] <TJ-> I'd guess any other modes are interpolated/decimated by software
[14:03] <Nokaji> progres .... 1600x1200 but at the cost of fps ... 2.5fps so far
[14:04] <Nokaji> I have a few options to play with though so hopefully much room for improvement
[14:05] <TJ-> Nokaji: what compression codec is that with? The spec says it uses WMV - which is a container so I don't know what the real codec is
[14:07] <mehdi_> wath up!
[14:07] <Nokaji> MJPG gives me best at 2.5fps if that is what you mean, all the other video outputs now work at this new pc res too but only 2fps
[14:07] <mehdi_> can someone help me to get the new version of ubuntu ?
[14:08] <TJ-> Nokaji: sounds like the USB connection is limiting it
[14:08] <Nokaji> it's on a long usb lead, with a repeater
[14:08] <Nokaji> over 5M
[14:08] <TJ-> Nokaji: Could be a hub issue then... try as a test connecting directly to the PC
[14:08] <lotuspsychje> mehdi_: wich ubuntu version you have now?
[14:09] <mehdi_> Im on BlackBuntu...
[14:09] <mach20x> Having trouble recognizing a device from a USB port
[14:09] <mach20x> it's an LG ln272
[14:09] <Nokaji> I'll plug it into a USB£ port ...
[14:10] <mehdi_> lotuspsychje : im on BlackBuntu...
[14:10] <lotuspsychje> mehdi_: you want to install ubuntu desktop now?
[14:11] <mach20x> anyone got an idea what I need to do to get it to show up?
[14:11] <mehdi_> lotuspsychje: yeah! how am i suppose to do?
[14:11] <lotuspsychje> mehdi_: download an iso from ubuntu's website like 14.04.3 and make a startup usb stick
[14:11] <lotuspsychje> mehdi_: then install it clean
[14:14] <mehdi_> lotuspsychje: so i have to install it using a USB, I will try thank you :) and last question im on a dualboot linux-windows what key do i have to press when the computer is turning on to get access to the windows session?
[14:14] <lotuspsychje> mehdi_: if you mean grub, holding shift
[14:14] <lotuspsychje> !dualboot | mehdi_
[14:15] <mehdi_> thx bye!! :)
[14:15] <pdc2> guys on a fresh install of ubuntu 14.04, "sudo apt-get update" takes too long and downloads approximately 160MB why is that?
[14:17] <k1l> pdc2: apt-get update gets a clean new list of packages from the servers. can you pastebin your output?
[14:17] <Nokaji> TJ-: great image but so far can't get vls to show me .... hold on ...
[14:18] <Nokaji> I need GKV thingy for that ...
[14:19] <Nokaji> I'm getting 3.5/4fps
[14:19] <pdc2> k1l, there are too many header files.
[14:19] <pdc2> k1l, i'm going to try and paste a complete page
[14:19] <ioria> pdc2, redirect to a file  ' > filename' and past it
[14:20] <C0r3> Any software for screencast and webcam recording at the same time? I tried kazam 1.5.3 but the webcam window goes blank!
[14:21] <lotuspsychje> C0r3: kazam should be able to record fine
[14:22] <pdc2> ioria, i'm sorry sudo apt-update is hogging my bandwidth right now. I could not open paste.ubuntu
[14:22] <ioria> pdc2, pastebinit ?
[14:23] <C0r3> lotuspsychje: kazam is not displaying anything in the webcam window.
[14:24] <wydhry> Hell o
[14:24] <lotuspsychje> C0r3: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/12/simple-screen-recorder-linux
[14:24] <ioria> pdc2, sudo apt-get install pastebinit  and then  cat filename | pastebinit
[14:24] <BBLLCC> i have a pdf i need to take text from, but the pdf is taken as photocopies of a book
[14:25] <BBLLCC> some time ago I used an app to take text from images, on linux, but I forgot its name
[14:25] <lotuspsychje> BBLLCC: inkscape?
[14:26] <C0r3> lotuspsychje: Can simple screen recorder record my webcam and screen at the same time?
[14:26] <lotuspsychje> BBLLCC: there are also many online pdf editors these days that can do magic pdf tricks
[14:26] <lotuspsychje> C0r3: not sure, didnt test myself
[14:26] <BBLLCC> ill stick to linux
[14:27] <lotuspsychje> !info inkscape | BBLLCC
[14:27] <BBLLCC> thanks
[14:27] <k1l> i think he means OCR software
[14:28] <C0r3> lotuspsychje: Any other alternative for kazam?
[14:28] <lotuspsychje> C0r3: perhaps, but i like kazam best for screenrecorders
[14:29] <BBLLCC> how do I use inkscape to identify text and save it as text?
[14:30] <C0r3> lotuspsychje: I have tried to ask in their channel as well, for a fix, but they aren't giving any response.
[14:30] <lotuspsychje> BBLLCC: try in #inkscape mate, not the expert myself
[14:33] <lotuspsychje> BBLLCC: maybe this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OCR
[14:34] <lotuspsychje> C0r3: re-ask your issue here in channel once in a while, others might be able to help
[14:35] <C0r3> lotuspsychje: Okay!
[14:35] <lotuspsychje> C0r3: dont forget to mention your specific purpose
[14:35] <C0r3> lotuspsychje: Yeah.. Of course
[14:37] <wydhry> Good night me! Me: Good night myself, hve a nice dream.
[14:37] <lotuspsychje> lol
[14:38] <papy_> Hi! I am unable to connect to a linux (ubuntu 14.04, smb 4.1.11) samba share from a w10 client. Connection from a w7  client works. I'd be really happy if someone could tell me how to troubleshoot the issue.
[14:39] <papy_> I know this could be a windows issue, but maybe I can check the linux side first...
[14:39] <cfhowlett> !samba | papy_
[14:39] <TJ-> papy_: check the Windows Event Log, and the samba logs under /var/log/samba/
[14:39] <papy_> More info: the windows diagnostic just says: "file sharing resource (<url>) is online but does not answer to  connection attempts" (translating from french)
[14:40] <papy_> TJ-: there are many many files in /var/log/samba, which do I check?
[14:41] <TJ-> papy_: The files specific to the windows client hostname/IP address, the smbd and nmbd files I see to recall
[14:41] <ioria> papy
[14:42] <TJ-> papy_: With  logs I usually look at the most recently changed first; list them with: 'ls -latr /var/log/samba/'
[14:42] <ioria> papy_ from cdm on win10 try    net view
[14:42] <ioria> sorry, cmd
[14:45] <Bogda> #bdsm
[14:45] <NGC3982> ..
[14:45] <Bogda> jak zmieniac pokoje
[14:45] <papy_> Ok, from last modified files I get nothing at the time of the connection attempt.
[14:46] <papy_> And "net view" shows me other machines on my local network.
[14:46] <papy_> I should add that the samba host and clients are not on the same local network
[14:46] <ioria> papy_   i see \\ioria    Samba Server 4.1.6-Ubuntu.... my samba server
[14:47] <ioria> papy_   did you configure Local Network on win10 ?
[14:48] <papy_> ioria: I probably won't see my samba server since adding it as a remote drive fails
[14:49] <Bogda> who help me?
[14:49] <Bernzel> If anyone here could take a look at my post: http://askubuntu.com/questions/670538/graphic-issues-playing-games I would be thankful! Have no clue on how to solve this
[14:49] <ioria> papy_   ?_?
[14:50] <Bogda> how change room
[14:50] <papy_> ioria: Sorry, I mean "net view" shows remote machines that w10 can see. Since I'm failing at the "add network drive step", I don't think "net view" can show me my samba share.
[14:50] <k1l> Bogda: /join #channel
[14:50] <MonkeyDust> Bogda  type  /j #room_you_want
[14:50] <Bogda> thx
[14:51] <papy_> TJ-: I'm surprised that I get *nothing* related to the connection attempt in my logs. Although windows does say "remote machine does not answer connections on port 445", so maybe it gets filtered somewhere.
[14:51] <Bogda> and there i find list of channnels
[14:51] <k1l> !alis | Bogda
[14:51] <ioria> papy_  if win7 can see it, also win10 should be
[14:52] <Bogda> !alis
[14:52] <TJ-> papy_: I think you have it yes
[14:52] <papy_> ioria: I don't think so; I added the samba share manually, as a network drive. I don't think w7 advertises on the local network that it has access to this share.
[14:52] <ioria> papy_  ok
[14:54] <Bogda> join /#sex
[14:54] <ioria> can you stop this, please ?
[14:55] <papy_> TJ-: ha... I disconnected/reconnected from the w7 machine, nothing in the logs either.
[14:55] <TJ-> papy_: maybe you need to enable it in the samba config?
[14:57] <Danielss89> HI
[14:57] <Danielss89> I've added "export APP_ENV=staging" to /etc/environment
[14:57] <Danielss89> but when i do "sudo printenv APP_ENV" i get nothing back
[14:58] <Danielss89> is that not the way to dit?
[14:58] <Danielss89> do it*
[14:59] <MattTS> Danielss89: I'd usually just add it to .bashrc
[14:59] <Danielss89> MattTS will that add the var to "sudo" commands also?
[15:00] <Danielss89> still gives me nothing :S
[15:00] <Danielss89> root@enact-staging:~# sudo printenv APP_ENV
[15:00] <Danielss89> root@enact-staging:~# printenv APP_ENV
[15:00] <Danielss89> staging
[15:00] <MonkeyDust> Danielss89  what do you want to achieve?
[15:00] <MattTS> For that it's a bit more complicated. I had issues with that very recently. Something wasn't added to LD_LIBRARY_PATH which was needed for python modules so when I tried to sudo pip install something it got broken
[15:01] <Danielss89> ^^
[15:01] <Danielss89> MonkeyDust i want the APP_ENV environtment variable to be set when using sudo commands :P
[15:02] <EriC^^> Danielss89: set it in sudo visudo
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> Danielss89  to what end?
[15:02] <MattTS> I fixed it by adding alias sudo = 'sudo env BLAH=blah' into my .bashrc but it's nasty
[15:02] <ibbx> I'm trying to be able to log into websites with curl but nothing happens or it prints out the site's html content. Here nothing is happening when i try wordpress http://pastebin.com/fECAVbJu
[15:03] <elmich> bonjour
[15:03] <kenny_631> greetings
[15:04] <elmich> qui parle francais ici
[15:04] <C0r3> elmich: Echante!
[15:04] <k1l> !fr | elmich
[15:04] <Bernzel> Where can I go for help with my graphic issues with Ubuntu?
[15:04] <elmich> oui
[15:04] <MonkeyDust> Bernzel  ask your question here
[15:04] <sweb> is there any one experice via urbanterror package in ubuntu .. it's installed but start server will carash the game ...
[15:05] <TJ-> Danielss89: /etc/environment won't be read until a fresh log-in
[15:05] <TJ-> Danielss89: if you want to use it in the current shell, source it
[15:06] <Bernzel> MokeyDust okey. Well I can't run steam games nor Wine games since they both complain about my graphics card. And I couldn't for example watch youtube videos on Firefox without MASSIVE lag.
[15:07] <k1l> Bernzel: what ubuntu, what video card, what vido driver is installed?
[15:07] <Norbin> I just installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS as main/only OS. The mouse cursor is working but it's invisible, I can't see it! After searching for a solution in google I tried to reinstall the lightdm service, since restarting it fixed the issue temporairly until the next reboot, but reinstalling didn't help. everytime I reboot the mouse cursor goes invis. Please assist
[15:08] <Bernzel> 14.04 ubuntu , Sapphire 6950 2gb, and drivers Im using this "Using Video Drivers for the AMD graphics accelerators from fglrx(proprietary)"
[15:08] <k1l> Bernzel: so the fglrx from the amd website or the one from the ubuntu repo?
[15:09] <Bernzel> kiL how do I know?
[15:09] <Bernzel> It's just ticked in at Software & Updates
[15:09] <k1l> Bernzel: well, you should know what you installed, right? you can look at "apt-cache policy fglrx" and put that into a pastebin
[15:10] <Norbin> restarting to try a fix, someone hold on to my problem so i won't have to rewrite it ;)
[15:11] <Bernzel> kiL I have no idea what I installed. I suffer severe memory loss from an accident. This is the output http://pastebin.com/kXPfW2bs
[15:14] <k1l> Bernzel: i am not the amd/ati guy. is this a known problem with that card?
[15:14] <k1l> Bernzel: and why and what does steam say about the card/driver?
[15:16] <k1l> Bernzel: sorry, need to go afk.
[15:18] <papy_> Ok I have more information (pinging TJ- ). Debug log levels 3 are very different between a w7 connection and a w10 connection attempt.
[15:18] <papy_> w7 selects protocol SMB2_10 immediately, then there is some security negotiation, and then it works.
[15:19] <papy_> w10 starts with "switch message SMBnegprot (pid 2855) conn 0x0", then requests plenty of protocols before SMB2_FF is selected.
[15:19] <MonkeyDust> papy_  this is ubuntu support
[15:20] <papy_> MonkeyDust: yeah sorry. Someone was helping me out here earlier, but I guess it's getting offtopic.
[15:20] <MonkeyDust> papy_  or not for this channel, type /j ##windows
[15:20] <norbin> someone got my question on his screen and can copy paste it for me?
[15:21] <cfhowlett> norbin, do it yourself.  go into the irc client and hit the "up" arrow
[15:21] <MonkeyDust> Norbin> restarting to try a fix, someone hold on to my problem so i won't have to rewrite it ;)
[15:21] <norbin> cfhowlett:  i am using webchat, nvm i will retrype
[15:21] <xchatter> Anybody knows a hardware channel that does not require registration?
[15:22] <TJ-> papy_: Looks like either samba needs additional protocols, or Win 10 has newer protocols not (yet) in Samba
[15:22] <norbin> I just installed ubuntu 14.04 and my mouse cursor is invisible, it's working but invisible. restarting lightdm service fixes it but it's back on reboot. i tried to completely purge lightdm and reinstall, but issue remains.
[15:24] <TJ-> norbin: Check "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" in case there are warnings or errors mentioning the cursor
[15:25] <TJ-> norbin: I recall we had some issues way back ( which were fixed ) . Is your 14.04 up to date?
[15:25] <Guest83126> hello
[15:25] <norbin> it's an ISO I downloaded today from the official site if that's what you mean. I also updated all the packages etc
[15:25] <norbin> 14.04  LTS
[15:26] <john__> Somehow I made my function keys like shift control and super into a toggle mode. Anyone know how to fix this?
[15:26] <norbin> checking the log now
[15:27] <norbin> TJ-: if i grep "cursor" from the log, i see this line: I just installed ubuntu 14.04 and my mouse cursor is invisible, it's working but invisible. restarting lightdm service fixes it but it's back on reboot. i tried to completely purge lightdm and reinstall, but issue remains.
[15:27] <monsterco> Hi everyone - I have ubuntu as a container inside a proxmox virtual environment. Can I setup one of my NIC interfaces with vlan tagging?
[15:27] <norbin> ops, sorry
[15:27] <TJ-> norbin: OK, that will be fine then.
[15:27] <norbin> this line TJ- : [    38.204] (--) intel(0): Using a maximum size of 256x256 for hardware cursors
[15:27] <monsterco> I mean put the tag ID inside ubuntu where I set the interface settings
[15:27] <norbin> I can pastebin the whole log if needed TJ-
[15:27] <TJ-> norbin: Is it a laptop with hybrid graphics (Optimus) ?
[15:28] <Seveas> monsterco: I don't know how proxmox does network things, but in e.g. kvm with bridged interfaces it works
[15:28] <norbin> TJ-:  it's a brand new desktop actually
[15:28] <norbin> intel skylake i5 6600k
[15:28] <norbin> intel hd 530
[15:28] <norbin> intergrated GPU
[15:28] <TJ-> norbin: Oh good - because Optimus causes far too many problems :)
[15:28] <monsterco> Seveas - yes, it's a bridged interface; what would be an example of what I should put in the eth0 config file for vlan?
[15:29] <Bernzel> I get this launching an Wine application: http://pastebin.com/HWKfAteT
[15:29] <Bernzel> But when I checked for direct rendering before, it was enabled??
[15:30] <norbin> TJ-: maybe i need to install drivers?
[15:30] <norbin> for the intergrated GPU?
[15:30] <TJ-> norbin: there are several open, recent, bug reports about 14.04 and that problem, none give any clear idea of a workaround or solution ... incomplete info mainly
[15:31] <norbin> I tried several solutions from google none of which fixed it
[15:31] <norbin> I wonder why restarting lightdm service fixes it tho :/
[15:31] <norbin> until the next reboot
[15:31] <qu4nt1n> !s i robot
[15:31] <TJ-> norbin: this looks very similar (same GPU -driver  I think) bug 1492383
[15:32] <TJ-> norbin: something to so with initialising the GPU's hardware cursor correctly I'd guess
[15:33] <MonkeyDust> what's the command to list running services again
[15:33] <norbin> TJ-: i see, so no fix for it yet i understand?
[15:33] <norbin> damnnn
[15:33] <auronandace> MonkeyDust: you mean ps aux?
[15:34] <TJ-> norbin: If we had an idea why it would help :)
[15:34] <norbin> shall I go for 15.04 then? although i prefer LTS ;{
[15:34] <TJ-> norbin: do "lspci -nnk" and tell us the kernel driver name
[15:34] <TJ-> norbin: .... for the VGA device
[15:34] <MonkeyDust> auronandace  man page to the rescue: it's service --status-all
[15:35] <norbin> TJ-:  i915_bpo
[15:35] <auronandace> MonkeyDust: is that specific to upstart services or systemd?
[15:35] <Bernzel> Can someone point me to another support channel for ubuntu?
[15:35] <Guest75279> .
[15:36] <cfhowlett> Bernzel, ubuntu forums
[15:36] <LambdaComplex> Bernzel: ##linux maybe
[15:36] <Bernzel> cfhowlett thanks, have already tried though. LambdaComplex , thanks I'll try it.
[15:37] <LambdaComplex> Bernzel: Why though? Can nobody here help you?
[15:37] <Bernzel> LambdaComplex I've tried the whole day. None seem to be able to help
[15:37] <Bernzel> I have rare sympthoms
[15:38] <mtn> Bernzel, maybe you need wine support. Wine support is at #winehq on the freenode server and http://www.winehq.org/
[15:38] <wafflejock> Bernzel: actually saw someone in here with a very similar error trying to run steam but not sure what the deal was
[15:38] <LambdaComplex> Bernzel: What's going on?
[15:38] <TJ-> norbin: try the workaround in comment #2 in bug 876520
[15:38] <Bernzel> My post holds all the information. Too much to type here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/670538/graphic-issues-playing-games
[15:39] <snowkidind> ok i have an existential question. In my experience a lot of people are developing in ruby / django etc on their home computer and then "pushing to heroku" which is sort of lame in my opinion. You don't get the real experience, and i like seeing my work in real time. I have an ubuntu server that serves webpages on the "real" internet with domain names and dynip hosting.  Getting ruby to work in production mode was a learni
[15:39] <snowkidind> experience and django is being equally - if not more - difficult to get a grasp on. As a developer who is dealing with web technologies in general, how should I be utilizing my development machine? I currently have a project that is live, being served for a business application, and i have several reasons to keep it connected to the public internet. Must i get yet a second server to putz around with new technologies to
[15:39] <snowkidind> continue moving forward? it's pretty much configured as a production server.
[15:40] <norbin> TJ-: done, restarting to verify
[15:41] <LambdaComplex> snowkidind: Couldn't you keep the public stuff public and require a user/pass for access to the "testing" area?
[15:42] <snowkidind> im doing all that with .htaccess
[15:42] <wafflejock> snowkidind: it's pretty off topic here, but typically I personally just use VPS services like AWS or digitalocean or linode or whatever to have small server instances that can handle the load for public sites, I typically also have a staging location where any of my changes to a develop branch get pushed then when they're merged into master they get pushed over the live site
[15:43] <snowkidind> i guess im burnt from ipage because the lag time is ridic
[15:45] <snowkidind> i guess my biggest issue is that im always twerkin the config files and its starting to make me a bit nervous what else i am breaking
[15:45] <snowkidind> i dont know quite enough to be confident at that knowhatimean
[15:45] <Bernzel> Where do I find System -> Administration =