[22:44] <Anzenketh> If it is a hot topic it may never be implemented.
[22:54] <coz_> ok guys just to warn you...the
[22:54] <coz_> there is a bug in gedit
[22:55] <coz_> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=611350
[22:57] <coz_> now I have to figure out the grub2 bug :)
[22:57] <BUGabundo> coz_: LOL
[22:57] <BUGabundo> are YOU JOKING?
[22:57] <coz_> BUGabundo,  no no joke   couldnt figure out why it removed chunks of the xml file when editing
[22:57] <BUGabundo> damn
[22:57] <BUGabundo> glad I don't much XML
[22:58] <BUGabundo> thanks for the heads up
[23:02] <arand> coz_: grub2, what about it?
[23:03] <coz_> arand,  so far ...i am guessing with recent updates...grub2 menu   comes up...I can boot into ubuntu..however if i try booting into xp  I get Grub  GEOM error...the disk is working and accessible via linux though
[23:03] <coz_> arand,  nothing on the system has changed since yesterday
[23:03] <coz_> other than updates
[23:04] <coz_> 2 scsi drives  both with their own OS on it
[23:05] <coz_> arand,  and the six possible causes  listed here    http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:The_Boot_Process_Hangs_with_the_Message_GRUB_Geom_Error  dont apply
[23:06] <coz_> arand,  but I am still hunting down the cause :)
[23:08] <arand> coz_: Yea, confuses me as well, if wanting to find the cause, maybe make a copy of all grub files, including BRs  (dd bs=4096), and the reinstall, if it does work, diff-it.
[23:09] <coz_> arand,  that sounds reasonable :)  I will try that...the confusing part is that the GEOM error generally produces grub2 freeze  as far as I have researched anyway
[23:13] <arand> coz_: hmmm, if grub is on the mbr, I think it might be even more than 4k... but I'm not sure...
[23:15] <coz_> arand,  no problem .. I w ill continue to hunt this down..if unsueccessful...I will keep copies of all grub files ...reinstall  and compare that way ...althought that isnt really going to tell me the actual problem
[23:18] <Volkodav> where is the config file for desktop settings ? I want to set the timing for image list on the desktop
[23:22] <yofel> Volkodav: what desktop environment?
[23:27] <Jordan_U> coz_, What problem are you having with grub?
[23:28] <Volkodav> yofel: xfce
[23:28] <Volkodav> There is the timing that eventually switches the images but I want to create a new list and set the timing for it
[23:31] <coz_> Jordan_U,  just getting  GEOM error when trying to boot into xp  which is on it's own scsi drive
[23:31] <coz_> Jordan_U,  a current problem just happening this morning
[23:44] <wirechief> coz_ check /var/log/dpkg.log maybe a clue of which package might have caused that.
[23:45] <coz_> wirechief,  ok will do thanks :)  still trying other things to hunt this down :)
[23:45] <wirechief> at the very least you might have a list of files installed and then maybe a process to eliminate
[23:45] <coz_> wirechief,  cool thanks
[23:45] <wirechief> sure.
[23:45] <wirechief> no-one wants this kind of problem.
[23:46] <wirechief> i just updated but had over 70mb of download.
[23:48] <coz_> wirechief,  yeah for sure.... I am sure nothing changed on this end and considering that GEOM error...as far as i know usually will result in grub freeze and that is not occurring here so the search continues :)
[23:49] <coz_> I am not seeing anything yet in the dpkg.log but still looking
[23:53] <wirechief_> coz_:  in /var/log  try  grep grub dpkg.log  , i have grub 1.98 but that was initial install.
[23:54] <coz_> interesting it says  1.97-beta4
[23:54] <coz_> mm
[23:54] <wirechief_> 2010-02-24 18:51:42 install grub-pc <none> 1.98~20100128-1ubuntu3
[23:55] <coz_> mmm
[23:55] <coz_> I will check again
[23:55] <coz_> wirechief,  thanks
[23:55] <coz_> indeed it is  1.98
[23:55] <coz_> thanks again guys..I will take it from here :)
[23:55] <wirechief_> gl coz_


[09:33] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[09:35] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[09:37] <BluesKaj> oops
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[19:43] <AlexCD_1> Hi
[19:44] <AlexCD_1> I switched to intel graphics through nvidia prime (switchable) graphics drivers. I restarted, and now I'm stuck on a black screen with a '_' at the top of the screen after the kubuntu splash screen
[19:45] <AlexCD_1> I'm currently in a root prompt but prime-select is failing with message " cannot append /var/log/alternatives.log': read only file system"
[19:45] <AlexCD_1> *root shell
[19:46] <AlexCD_1> Given this is an ubuntu-generic issue, I'm going to ask in #ubuntu as well.


[15:56] <cablecat333> I have a question, are people in here?
[15:59] <odium> I am having some trouble installing mate on my PC without jeopardizing windows.... I would like to use zfs but that would not be absolutely necessary for me.
[16:01] <odium> I bought installation media this time, which was a good idea to rule out some factors
[18:13] <alkisg> odium: you need to describe the trouble


[20:35] <russoisraeli> hello guys... I am having a problem attaching my bluetooth keyboard.... i am using the bluetooth applet, and it says that the keyboard paired successfully, but it never works.... I found this in the log
[20:35] <russoisraeli> "error updating services: Software caused connection abort (103)"
[20:35] <russoisraeli> using the hidd tool, hidd --connect, or hidd --search gives a similar error
[20:36] <russoisraeli> it's a Microsoft keyboard elite for bluetooth 1002.... mouse/keyboard with a bluetooth dongle
[20:41] <d3m0nk> hi
[20:41] <d3m0nk> i did a chmod 777 on root
[20:41] <d3m0nk> i mean chmod 777 /
[20:41] <d3m0nk> by mistake
[20:41] <d3m0nk> :(
[20:41] <jrib> d3m0nk: what exactly did you execute?
[20:41] <d3m0nk> how to fix it
[20:41] <FloodBot1> d3m0nk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:41] <d3m0nk> :(
[20:42] <d3m0nk> chmod 777 /
[20:42] <usr13> d3m0nk: You can fix it.
[20:42] <jrib> d3m0nk: then run chmod 755 /
[20:42] <d3m0nk> thank god
[20:42] <d3m0nk> that was a live webserver you guys saved
[20:43] <d3m0nk> i owe you guys my life
[20:43] <usr13> thank jrib
[20:43] <d3m0nk> :)
[20:43] <d3m0nk> thanks jrib :) words aren't enough
[20:43] <jrib> d3m0nk: no problem
[20:43] <d3m0nk> ive been working on this for last 2weeks and i lost my head :)
[20:44] <russoisraeli> can anyone help me with my bluetooth keyboard?
[20:44] <adrian15> d3m0nk: So it was not a recursive chmod ? What problem did you have when it was 777? System warnings maybe ?
[20:45] <d3m0nk> no not a recursive one
[20:45] <d3m0nk> if it was recursive i would have commited suicide :)
[20:46] <usr13> Yea, that would have been tough to recover from.
[20:46] <d3m0nk> adrian15,  are there risks associated with  a 777 on root?
[20:46] <rooted-insideme> howh do I remove rpcbind?
[20:46] <d3m0nk> not a recursive one?
[20:47] <usr13> rooted-insideme: You want to un-install rpcbind?
[20:47] <usr13> rooted-insideme: sudo apt-get remove rpcbind
[20:48] <Phr3d13> still trying to get support for a vt6410 pci raid/ide card
[20:48] <adrian15> d3m0nk: I suppose that yes, that there are. Anyone that has an account in the system could create new directories at /.
[20:49] <rooted-insideme> usr13: yeah already tried that
[20:49] <usr13> rooted-insideme: Dodm
[20:49] <usr13> rooted-insideme: Didn't work?
[20:50] <kazagistar> I just upgraded to natty, but I am having trouble using the "classic" gnome. How do I bring up the gconf-editor to change my settings manually?
[20:50] <cypha> how do I get vim to start following .vimrc
[20:50] <cypha> ?
[20:51] <quentusrex_> Is there a specific channel for ubuntu alsa support?
[20:51] <usr13> cypha: What?
[20:51] <cypha> usr13, nm, it's already working
[20:51] <kazagistar> Gnome classic works just fine, but I want to replace the toolbar with avant-window-navigator
[20:51] <quentusrex_> I just ran the alsa info script and found that: Driver version:     1.0.23 Library version:    <IP_ADDRESS> Utilities version:  <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:52] <d3m0nk> usr13, jrib  thanks again! gotta run now
[20:52] <vooze> kazagistar: if you like docks etc. etc. like me consider switching from gnome
[20:52] <vooze> kazagistar: maybe try Xubuntu? I personally like it really much
[20:53] <litropy> I'm getting NISSERVER: not found when setting up nis. a recent google search tells me this is likely because ... somehow, a bit alarmingly, my computer has been set to check a server for my password file, or something along those lines. 1) how do I fix it; 2) What's the likelihood I've been hacked?
[20:53] <kazagistar> vooze: I like Awn specifically, but I have had no trouble with using gnome as my toolkit in the past
[20:54] <Phr3d13> still trying to get support for a vt6410 pci raid/ide card
[20:54] <MACscr> so somehow when adding my ubuntu user to another group and then removing that group, i no longer have access to do anything with sudo. Keeps saying my password is wrong. Any ideas? I only belong to the same group name as my username right now. Should i belong to something else as well?
[20:54] <vooze> kazagistar: yeah i know.. but with ubuntu going gnome3 / unity, it becomes "harder"
[20:55] <doritos> hey
[20:55] <Phr3d13> MACscr, do you have caps lock or num lock on?
[20:55] <glebihan> MACscr, your user should be in the "sudo" group
[20:56] <Jordan_U> glebihan: It's the "admin", not "sudo", group.
[20:57] <zykotick9> glebihan, using my crystal ball - i bet you use Debian ;)
[20:58] <glebihan> zykotick9, nope, using Ubuntu
[20:58] <tkeith> How do I know if this Kernel vulnerability affects me? I've never heard of DCCP. "Dan Rosenberg discovered that the DCCP stack did not correctly handle certain packet structures. A remote attacker could exploit this to crash the system, leading to a denial of service. (CVE-2011-1770)"
[20:58] <glebihan> Jordan_U, my user is actually part of both "admin" and "sudo" groups
[20:58] <e_t_> Both admin and sudo groups have sudo access.
[20:59] <guntbert> MACscr: your user should be in admin, adm, and several others as well
[20:59] <Phr3d13> still trying to get support for a vt6410 pci raid/ide card
[20:59] <guntbert> MACscr: see http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo for restoring your access
[21:00] <doritos> Does anyone have any experience whipping up terminfo files?
[21:00] <disinpho> anyone know where i can get json-rpc? the svn is down
[21:01] <iceroot> disinpho: the repo?
[21:01] <iceroot> disinpho: apt-cache search searchstring   then use apt-get install packagename
[21:02] <disinpho> iceroot: it doesnt appar amont the results as far as i can tell
[21:02] <disinpho> appear
[21:03] <disinpho> its python-jsonrpc im looking for
[21:04] <glebihan> disinpho, maybe http://pypi.python.org/pypi/z3c.jsonrpc#downloads
[21:04] <adrian15> glebihan: What does it say:  id youruser   ?
[21:04] <Phr3d13> disinpho, looks like they were looking for maintainers, maybe it took too long http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cIL_KLTYj-0J:json-rpc.org/+json-rpc&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com
[21:05] <xleelz> I just upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10 alpha 2 and tried to install gnome-shell so I could use the gnome 3 interface but it says that there are unmet dependencies and broken packages... what should I do?
[21:05] <jrib> !oneric | xleelz
[21:05] <glebihan> adrian15, why do you ask ?
[21:05] <disinpho> Phr3d13: hm, not good - i cant find any mirrors
[21:06] <iceroot> disinpho: http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/python-simplejson  i know this is using rpc
[21:06] <adrian15> glebihan: That command says in which groups is the user.
[21:06] <iceroot> disinpho: does debian have the package you are looking for or why do you know the name of the source-package?
[21:06] <glebihan> adrian15, yes I know
[21:07] <adrian15> glebihan: Can you confirm that admin and sudo groups are in its output ?
[21:07] <disinpho> iceroot: theres a package called python-transmissionrpc but i dont know if its the same
[21:07] <godofmischief> Ive created a gparted live boot cd.  Booted to the CD (actually usb stick) .  Trying to resize the local win7 partition on the host drive.  When i boot to gparted its got the little caution triangle near the device name and won't let me resize it.  Can anyone tell me why this is?
[21:07] <glebihan> adrian15, yep
[21:07] <adrian15> glebihan: Can you pastebin /etc/sudoers content ?
[21:08] <glebihan> disinpho, no python-transmissionrpc is related to transmission (torrent application)
[21:08] <glebihan> adrian15, why ? I don't have any issues
[21:09] <doritos> does anyone know of a way to get my serial terminal to go bigger than 80x24?
[21:09] <Zdisiu55> or are they less than greater
[21:09] <adrian15> glebihan: Didn't you say that you wasn't able to use any of the sudo capabilities?
[21:09] <Zdisiu55> or use minadrian15be if its just for youutube
[21:10] <glebihan> adrian15, no I was trying to help MACscr, who had issues
[21:10] <adrian15> glebihan: Ok, sorry! :). The questions were for MACscr then.
[21:10] <glebihan> adrian15, no problem
[21:10] <Paddy_NI> Is there any way to manually remove entries from the messaging menu?
[21:11] <Jordan_U> godofmischief: This channel doesn't suppor the GParted LiveCD. Can you try an Ubuntu LiveCD? (Ubuntu liveCDs come with GParted).
[21:11] <jgordon_> ssh problem: can connect fine on command line, but not via same user's cron. getting error: "Host key verification failed." any idea what i can try?
[21:11] <Zdisiu55> a command to our faithfull channel bot jgordon_
[21:11] <iceroot> jgordon_: is cron using the same user as your try from the cli?
[21:11] <jnsl_> whats the commandline to start compiz manager ? :-)
[21:12] <glebihan> jnsl_, ccsm
[21:12] <jnsl_> ahh thats why couldent find it :-P
[21:12] <jnsl_> thanks
[21:12] <jgordon_> iceroot: yes, i believe so. am running, as the same user, crontab -e
[21:12] <glebihan> jnsl_, you're welcome
[21:13] <iceroot> jgordon_: and you have copied your public-key to the remote-host?
[21:13] <Gnitset> hi, i have a lvm on a mdraid and /var is a lv in that. when i boot i have to choose to manyaly mount it and run vgchange -ay before i can mount /var. how can i do this automaticaly "the ubuntu way"?
[21:13] <jgordon_> iceroot: yes. can ssh and rsync from the command line via passwordless login no problem.
[21:14] <iceroot> jgordon_: what does /var/log/auth on the remote-system say about your cron-logins?
[21:14] <iceroot> jgordon_: also you can use ssh -vvv user@host  to have a better debuging
[21:15] <jgordon_> iceroot: have bumped up -vvv and it still just indicates key failure
[21:15] <jnsl_> is it possible that all programs opened from the terminal start a new session? or is it easier to just make an alias for the ones i use the most with setsid?
[21:16] <Zdisiu55> try it will start with some ugly default
[21:16] <jnsl_> Ohh i see :-P
[21:17] <iceroot> jgordon_: the remote-host is saying that?
[21:18] <jgordon_> iceroot: accessing...
[21:18] <obert> installing ubuntu 6..
[21:18] <Zdisiu55> ubuntu
[21:20] <Jordan_U> obert: Ubuntu 6.06 and 6.10 have both been EOL for a long time. Why are you trying to install an obsolete version of Ubuntu?
[21:20] <jgordon_> iceroot: here's what the remote host is logging: http://pastebin.com/F5K3FHtQ
[21:20] <Zdisiu55> : http
[21:20] <askhader> Oh lol, I'm still in this channel
[21:20] <obert> Jordan_U: cause it is the only one cd i got
[21:20] <Zdisiu55> from one corner to another, uh huh
[21:21] <adrian15> jgordon_: Why don't you run: id > /tmp/test.txt   instead ? So that you check what user is running the command.
[21:21] <Jordan_U> obert: Then I suggest you get another CD somehow. Or install via USB or other methods.
[21:21] <iceroot> jgordon_: and you are using the same command on cli as in cron?
[21:21] <Zdisiu55> /home and other such assignments
[21:21] <obert> Jordan_U: i'll see what i'll get now
[21:21] <obert> would be interesting at least
[21:22] <Jordan_U> obert: OK, but don't expect support for it here and know that among other things it's very insecure as it hasn't had security updates in ages.
[21:23] <Escherial> so indeed, the multimonitor bug where dead space appears under your shorter window is documented: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20334
[21:23] <obert> Jordan_U: old pc old hd no data
[21:23] <Escherial> it's apparently an issue with x that has been fixed as of late...? i'm not sure how to interpret the second to last comment on that page
[21:23] <Zdisiu55> editor and an ide
[21:23] <jnsl_> im trying out xubuntu, how would i eg. launch gedit without using the default alias
[21:23] <jnsl_> yes i have installed gedit :)
[21:23] <Escherial> i'm using ubuntu 11.04; i'm not sure how to obtain the newest version of xserver (or even if it's available)
[21:24] <Jordan_U> obert: Don't let it send out spam when it gets compromised.
[21:24] <obert> Jordan_U: also i think i get only a 256MB pen usb drive,so in any cases i couldnt do anything more good tonight
[21:24] <obert> Jordan_U: updates shouldnt works at all?
[21:24] <Escherial> if anyone's feeling generous enough to interpret that second to last comment for me, i'd be very grateful :)
[21:24] <obert> shouldnt fix something,at least
[21:25] <Zdisiu55> minEscherialbe if its just for youutube
[21:25] <Jordan_U> obert: You can easily fit the Ubuntu netinstaller in 256 MiB.
[21:25] <obert> Jordan_U: dont remember,i'll check something
[21:25] <obert> Jordan_U: but as a try,i didnt see all those security issues
[21:25] <obert> Jordan_U: better crossing fingers :P
[21:25] <Escherial> Zdisiu55: :)?
[21:26] <Zdisiu55> message about flash | obert : how ?
[21:26] <obert> Zdisiu55: ?
[21:26] <jgordon_> iceroot: running the command from a script. just added the id command you suggested to the script. same output whether it's run from cli or via cron
[21:26] <Jordan_U> Escherial: Why do you want the newest version of Xorg?
[21:26] <Zdisiu55> why there isn't you say that
[21:26] <adrian15> obert: I have tried this same afternoon to update an ubuntu 606 and even after apt-get update packages got 404. So better not use u606.
[21:27] <obert> adrian15: bah :P
[21:27] <iceroot> jgordon_: and without id? a normal ssh connection is working?
[21:28] <jgordon_> iceroot: sorry, i don't understand the question? ssh/rsync work from command line, not from cron.
[21:28] <adrian15> jgordon_: What have you got inside /tmp/test.txt file ?
[21:28] <Escherial> Jordan_U: because the current one has a bug where there's a "dead zone" under my primary monitor due to the fact that my secondary monitor is higher
[21:28] <Escherial> er, longer?
[21:28] <iceroot> jgordon_: i thought you are running something like * * * * * user ssh user@host;id
[21:28] <jgordon_> adrian15: uid=503(maa) gid=503(maa) groups=503(maa)
[21:29] <Escherial> the height is greater, in any case. X creates a bounding box to represent the displayable area, leading to the aforementioned dead zone into which your mouse and tooltips will spill
[21:29] <cli04> hi, hot to replace \ to empty on sed command please?
[21:29] <cli04> how*
[21:29] <jgordon_> iceroot: that fails as well
[21:29] <mi6ail1234> Greetings...I want to ask you how can i update my Java version?
[21:29] <adrian15> jgordon_: Is that user that has to connect to the other machine ?
[21:29] <saruji> i told shotwell phot manager to "always perform this action" when i plugged in my camera and now it does it nonstop, anyways to shut this off?
[21:29] <Escherial> suppoesdly it's fixed in the newest version of X (at least according to that thread about the bug)
[21:29] <iceroot> jgordon_: can you post exactly what commands you are using?
[21:29] <obert> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD  32Bit Ubuntu 11.04 "Natty Narwhal" Minimal CD
[21:29] <jgordon_> adrian15: yes.
[21:29] <obert> for instance?
[21:29] <Escherial> Jordan_U: enough information? :)
[21:30] <jnsl_> sudo apt-get install gedit, where is the executable saved ?
[21:30] <jgordon_> iceroot: apparently it works if -o "StrictHostKeyChecking=no" as an ssh option
[21:30] <cli04> hi guys, how to replace \ to empty on sed command please?
[21:30] <glebihan> jnsl_, /usr/bin/gedit
[21:30] <jgordon_> iceroot: i'm working with someone else and he just said he discovered that
[21:30] <jgordon_> iceroot: trying now...
[21:30] <jnsl_> thanks glebihan :9
[21:30] <jnsl_> :)
[21:30] <doritos> I'm running a vt220 emulator on an amiga connected to my PC's serial port. It works fine except it only uses 80x24 when the screen is much bigger. I've decompiled the vt220 terminfo file and edited it, but I can't get tic to compile it again. Someone please stop me from going bald?
[21:30] <glebihan> jnsl_, you're welcome
[21:31] <adrian15> jgordon_: Can I take a look at the pastebin of the crontab? That's very strange that it does work in cli and not in crontab.
[21:31] <MACscr> adrian15 and guntbert: so what is the list of groups my user should be part of?
[21:31] <mi6ail1234> Anyone?
[21:32] <adrian15> MACscr: Usually for sudo capabilites you need the admin group.
[21:32] <Gnitset> cli04: sed -e  's_\\__'
[21:32] <obert> anyway it was good times when ubuntu 6, i received it via mail
[21:32] <MACscr> adrian15: but someone mentioned gdm as well. So i figured there might be a few
[21:33] <mi6ail1234> How can i update my Java version?
[21:34] <adrian15> MACscr: I don't have an ubuntu system at hand to give you the default groups. Anyways...
[21:34] <iceroot> mi6ail1234: update with security-updates or a major-update?
[21:34] <jgordon_> adrian15: iceroot: okay, so turning StrictHostKeyChecking off seems to have worked
[21:34] <adrian15> MACscr: Unless you have opened as root the user utility you won't be able to recover admin group and thus do anything like root... till you boot from a live cd, chroot as a root, and add your user to the usual groups.
[21:35] <jgordon_> iceroot: adrian15: by why?
[21:35] <MACscr> adrian15: right, but i cant add myself to those groups until i know what they are =P
[21:36] <adrian15> jgordon_: If you had already accepted the destination as a trusted one the cron should not complain. I do not understand it either.
[21:36] <glebihan> MACscr, could you pastebin your /etc/sudoers file ?
[21:36] <adrian15> MACscr: Sorry I don't have an Ubuntu system at hand.
[21:36] <MACscr> glebihan: nope, i dont have access to it yet
[21:37] <mi6ail1234> iceroot, There is no security updates right now...but in official Java website it has a new version
[21:37] <iceroot> mi6ail1234: you will never get a newer version withing a ubuntu-release, just security-updates
[21:37] <iceroot> mi6ail1234: why do you need a newer version?
[21:37] <Monotoko> is there anything wrong with booting into an old kernel...security wise? My wifi seems to randomly drop on the newest version
[21:38] <cli04> Gnitset: i dont undestand this
[21:38] <glebihan> MACscr, ok... by checking mine, I would say that either the "sudo" or the "admin" group should be enough
[21:38] <cli04> Gnitset: the syntax not is sed s/old/new/g old.txt < new.txt
[21:38] <MACscr> glebihan: or? do you have both?
[21:39] <mi6ail1234> because it makes sometimes problems...with internet java applications....and they say that is safer and recommend to update
[21:39] <iceroot> !backports | mi6ail1234
[21:39] <iceroot> mi6ail1234: that is imo the best way to get newer versions
[21:39] <glebihan> MACscr, I do have both, the difference being that the "sudo" group allows to execute commands as root, whereas the "admin" group allows to gain root privileges
[21:40] <antlong> hello, how do you sort ls like this: 1, 2,3,100,200, 210,300 (instead of 1, 100, 2, 200, 210, 3, 300)
[21:40] <mi6ail1234> Is there some way to update via "apt-get" command?
[21:40] <Jordan_U> antlong: What is your end goal?
[21:40] <antlong> 1,2,3,100...
[21:40] <glebihan> mi6ail1234, what do you want to update ?
[21:41] <mi6ail1234> glebihan, Java
[21:41] <Monotoko> mi6ail1234, put the ubuntu backports sources into /etc/apt/sources.lst and then you can
[21:42] <Monotoko> mi6ail1234, is there any particular reason you want to update...like an application going wrong?
[21:42] <mi6ail1234> Thank you...i will do
[21:42] <mi6ail1234> yes that's the reason
[21:42] <mi6ail1234> but not always happen
[21:43] <Jordan_U> antlong: "1,2,3,100" is not an end goal. I assume you are actually trying to accomplish something useful. What is it?
[21:43] <mi6ail1234> and from "Oracle" says that in newer version is fixed some serious bugs
[21:43] <antlong> Jordan_U i want to ssh to a remote box
[21:44] <Jordan_U> antlong: What does that have to do with ls or sorting numbers?
[21:44] <antlong> obviously i want to sort a folders contents by numerical order when i ls
[21:44] <glebihan> antlong, "ls -v" should do the trick
[21:45] <antlong> glebihan ty :)
[21:45] <Jordan_U> antlong: Is this part of a script or do you really just want to view the output?
[21:45] <glebihan> antlong, you're welcome
[21:45] <jgordon_> iceroot: adrian15: so the server i'm ssh'ing is listening on port 222
[21:45] <rcmaehl> Hey in sound properties what is a 2.1 sound system listed as?
[21:45] <iceroot> jgordon_: ssh -p 222 user@host
[21:46] <jgordon_> iceroot: adrian15: btw, am i properly messaging both of you? this is a new irc client for me.
[21:46] <Gh0Sty11k> how can i install google chrome on ubuntu?
[21:46] <jgordon_> iceroot: right, that's what i've been doing
[21:46] <maco> antlong: ls | sort -g
[21:46] <adrian15> jgordon_: Well, yes, a public messaging. We are both hightlighted I suppose.
[21:46] <antlong> ls -v works
[21:46] <antlong> ty though maco
[21:47] <jgordon_> adrian15: iceroot: but when i turned off stricthostkeychecking, i noticed that it seems i have two entries in known_hosts. one with the port, one without. i believe the one without the port was created via cron once i turned off stricthostkeychecking.
[21:47] <rcmaehl> Hey in sound properties, hardware tab, under settings for the selected device, what is a 2.1 sound system listed as?
[21:47] <mikubuntu> going crazy with this printer (hp deskjet f4480) ... can't get it to PRINT!!! heres the error log on PASTEBIN :: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/643548/ could anyone help me decipher please!
[21:48] <adrian15> jgordon_: If you want to avoid the strict hosting switch you might try to run it as a root and then use su - c to try to do the same thing. But I do not know if it is worth.
[21:48] <alex_____> Gh0Sty11k: just go to www.google.com/chrome
[21:48] <Gh0Sty11k> i downloaded it but it does not do anything when i run the package#
[21:48] <adrian15> jgordon_: Ah, yes,.. Once the strickhostkeychecking is removed the exception persists at the known_host file.
[21:49] <glebihan> Gh0Sty11k, what do you mean by "run the package" ?
[21:49] <jnsl_> can i somehow add a terminal to startup programs :D
[21:49] <antlong> mikubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=9ff724ce3f346b8604bf2a39cfa385ff&p=4860984&postcount=2
[21:49] <Gh0Sty11k> the file google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb downloads to my download directory but will not run when i double click to install it
[21:49] <glebihan> Gh0Sty11k, you should install the version from the repositories, the package name is "chromium-browser"
[21:50] <adrian15> jgordon_: I suppose that you will get the same effect if you connected to the ip directly to it. Maybe your CLI tests were not geared towards 222 port ?
[21:50] <Gh0Sty11k> i noticed it wasnt quite the same so wanted google chrome
[21:50] <jgordon_> adrian15: cli tests definitely had -p 222
[21:50] <Gh0Sty11k> why wont it install?
[21:50] <jgordon_> adrian15: won't work on port 22
[21:50] <Jordan_U> Gh0Sty11k: What does happen when you double click the file?
[21:50] <Gh0Sty11k> a little spinner thing appears and goes off
[21:51] <Gh0Sty11k> then nothing happens
[21:51] <alex_____> what is the difference between google chrome and the chromium browser?
[21:51] <glebihan> Gh0Sty11k, ok then run "sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb" from the folder where the file is located
[21:51] <mikubuntu> antlong, thx ... checking it out
[21:51] <adrian15> jgordon_: And when you were in the CLI did you say that you accepted the exception when it prompted to you or did you always answered no ?
[21:53] <mikubuntu> antlong, do you have to log in to view ubuntuforums pages now?? won't let me view that pagelink ...
[21:55] <glebihan> alex_____, http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/ChromiumBrowserVsGoogleChrome
[21:55] <jgordon_> adrian15: when i ran from command line, i had no problems
[21:55] <adrian15> jgordon_: The first time it should have asked if you trusted in destination!
[21:55] <Gh0Sty11k> says errors were encountered during processing
[21:55] <rcmaehl> -_- no one here has a 2.1 or better sound system. wow
[21:56] <jgordon_> adrian15: sorry, yes. it asks and i confirm. i see "exception" and i think error
[21:56] <glebihan> Gh0Sty2k, could you pastebin the error message ?
[21:56] <adrian15> jgordon_: But, well, if it was not going to work, just adding the nostrictcecking option when running from cron was the way to go
[21:56] <adrian15> jgordon_: And just after that removing it
[21:57] <adrian15> jgordon_: Maybe the problem was that you reinstalled os on destination ?
[21:58] <jgordon_> adrian15: i suppose so. i guess i'm confused why running from cron doesn't include the port information in the known_hosts entry but running from cli does. that seems to be the crux of the problem.
[21:59] <adrian15> jgordon_: But now... it does work... isn't it ?
[21:59] <ralnaemi> Can I set up a RAID using mdadm after an installation?
[21:59] <adrian15> jgordon_: I mean you the known_hosts is updated it should work from cron without the nostricthostchecking option.
[21:59] <ralnaemi> installation = installation of the OS
[22:00] <antlong> mikubuntu probably
[22:00] <jgordon_> adrian15: yes, i agree. it would be nice to not have to worry about this port issue in the future with different cron setups.
[22:00] <Jambesboo> hello, I am fairly new to Ubuntu, althought I have had no probelm installing int recently on my laptop....and I have been running it for the past few days
[22:01] <Jambesboo> but I cannot figure out hwo to get utorrent installed and ownload my torrents
[22:01] <adrian15> jgordon_: You can buy a certificate for your destination server :)
[22:01] <jgordon_> adrian15: b/c if known_hosts gets blown away or horked in the future, i'm screwed again. unless i always have it ignore strict
[22:01] <Jordan_U> Jambesboo: Ubuntu comes with a torrent client by default called "Transmision".
[22:02] <Jambesboo> oh nice
[22:02] <Jambesboo> so i can just download torrents from kickasstorrents?
[22:02] <antlong> Jambesboo are you chris hansen
[22:02] <`blackmk4> how would i bridge four network ports onto another oirt
[22:02] <F3RR1S> anyone know of an application to convert videos for android phone?
[22:03] <`blackmk4> port*
[22:03] <Jordan_U> Jambesboo: I know nothing about that particular site, but you should be able to just double click .torrent files (or use magnet links) with no problem.
[22:03] <psyk0> Jambesboo, yes you can, but take deluge is better (apt-ge install deluge)
[22:03] <Jambesboo> yes, nice, wow, i didnt know
[22:03] <Jambesboo> haha
[22:03] <Jambesboo> yes, i finally stopped using windoze
[22:03] <Jambesboo> and now im on ubuntu
[22:03] <Jambesboo> thanks
[22:03] <Jordan_U> !ot | antlong
[22:03] <Jordan_U> Jambesboo: You're welcome :)
[22:03] <glebihan> F3RR1S, ffmpeg should work but I don't know which format is required for Android
[22:04] <F3RR1S> thanks glebihan ... I can play most formats... avi works well
[22:05] <superjoe> so has the ubuntu team decided to go back to gnome yet?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> superjoe: they never left gnome...
[22:05] <superjoe> ubuntu-desktop depends on unity.
[22:05] <Jordan_U> !ot | superjoe
[22:06] <tertl3> unity needs a better menu
[22:06] <F3RR1S> yeah... but i just removed the desktop and installed gnome
[22:06] <F3RR1S> works well
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> superjoe: yes, unity is a SHELL. It runs in the Gnome desktop and uses Compiz as the default window manager
[22:06] <superjoe> Jordan_U, where is the appropriate place to discuss the direction Ubuntu is headed?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> superjoe: if you think unity is a DE you are wrong
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> superjoe: you can run unity in LXDE if you want and use openbox as the window manager
[22:07] <Jordan_U> superjoe: #ubuntu-offtopic.
[22:07] <superjoe> reeeeeally?
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> superjoe: yes
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> superjoe: don't worry, its a common misconception
[22:08] <alex_____> what's the most secure browser on linux?
[22:08] <rcmaehl> w3m
[22:08] <antlong> alex_____ lynx
[22:08] <burner> lol
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> alex_____: browsers are as secure as you make them
[22:08] <glebihan> antlong, was going to say that too :)
[22:08] <antlong> heh
[22:08] <alex_____> ActionParsnip: what do you mean?
[22:10] <Phr3d13> how do i get my default ubuntu logon window back? without it i can't select gnome classic
[22:10] <ozstriker> #ubuntu.it
[22:10] <alex_____> antlong: I mean one that has a GUI
[22:10] <ozzloy> how do i check what depends on an automatically installed package?
[22:11] <wabznasm> Phr3d13: turn off auto-login (login without password) ?
[22:11] <Jordan_U> ozzloy: apt-cache rdepends package
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> alex_____: you can run any browser badly and with poor settings and it will be unsecure
[22:11] <Phr3d13> before i upgraded i had installed xubuntu/xfce, but since i rebooted after an upgrade the ubuntu gdm login screen appears to be from xfce
[22:12] <antlong> alex_____ this is what you need, http://d.pr/GH8d
[22:12] <ozzloy> Jordan_U, that gives too many things, and some aren't even installed
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> alex_____: like running firefox with everything allowed as root with no prompts for anything is massively foolhardy. This has no bearing on the quality of the browser
[22:12] <ozzloy> Jordan_U, is there a way to get the actual package i installed at some point that had some other package as a dependency?
[22:13] <Jordan_U> ozzloy: "aptitude why packagename" might be what you want.
[22:13] <alex_____> ActionParsnip: Thanks.
[22:14] <aj00200> I'm having problems with NTSC video. When I run my cameras output through a Dazzle USB converter to my laptop (Ubuntu 11.04) using NTSC video, it is black and white with a green bar at the bottom. When I use PAL, it works fine. NTSC is color in windows. Anyone know how to fix this?
[22:15] <ozzloy> Jordan_U, hmm... a smaller list, and all things that are actually installed, but some automatically.  i guess this is good enough for now
[22:17] <FriGiN> Jordan_U: whats goin on buddy boy.
[22:18] <ozzloy> Jordan_U, thanks!
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> breath: running an irc client as root isn't very wise
[22:21] <Jordan_U> ozzloy: You're welcome.
[22:21] <billy2007> how do i remove an os from om virtual box
[22:21] <Jordan_U> FriGiN: ?
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: delete the virtualbox in the virtualbox app. If you don't need the drive image you can use the drive amanger and delete it from there
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: this will destroy the data so be very sure this is what you want
[22:22] <billy2007> will it delete them if i remove the whole program
[22:22] <FriGiN> Jordan_U: the stuff we did the other night ended up being able to see the grub, however there was nothing on the drive like i thought. os i killed the drive and all of that and im back to 100% windows, if you are still game i'll bring laptop in here and we can step/step it to see if we can get ubu workin.
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: no, the settings folder is in your home folder and will stay. You can delete ~/Virtualbox VMs and ~/.Virtualbox   and it will remove ALL the virtualboxes and ALL the settings
[22:23] <breath> fff
[22:23] <obert> mmm how to format a hd? :P
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> obert: use gparted
[22:24] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, could you help me do that is there a terminal command i could use
[22:24] <lorina-> hi
[22:24] <usr13> obert: Depends on what filesystem you want to use.
[22:24] <obert> ActionParsnip: seems i cannot since i'm runnin ubuntu 6
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: do you want to remove virtualbox and all virtualboxes in entirety?
[22:24] <obert> i would to clean up this installation and redo it from mini.iso
[22:24] <usr13> obert: You have to pick a filesystem type first.
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> obert: ubuntu 6.xx is no longer supported
[22:24] <Jordan_U> FriGiN: I'm only intermittently avaiable right now. In about 4 hours would be better.
[22:25] <FriGiN> Jordan_U: absolutely cool
[22:25] <lorina-> hi
[22:25] <mikubuntu> heeeellllp. i can't get to this page suggested on ubuntuforums http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=9ff724ce3f346b8604bf2a39cfa385ff&p=4860984&postcount=2  ... launchpad won't let me see the page without loggin in, and it won't let me log in.  asked what color was an orange, i said orange, and launchpad says thats an incorrect answer
[22:25] <glebihan> obert, you'll be able to format during installation (using gparted)
[22:25] <obert> usr13: pick in which terms?
[22:25] <antlong> billy2007 how did you install it?
[22:25] <Jordan_U> obert: The minimal installer will allow you to format the drive as part of the install process.
[22:25] <usr13> obert: You have to fromat a partition with a particular filesystem type.
[22:26] <mikubuntu> going crazy with this printer (hp deskjet f4480) ... can't get it to PRINT!!! heres the error log on PASTEBIN :: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/643548/ could anyone help me decipher please!
[22:26] <obert> glebihan: it looks like that when i launch the machine, press f8 to choice to start from usb pen drive instead hd, and then dont expect to see ubuntu 6 launchin itself, it wont to go to usb pen drive
[22:26] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, yes
[22:26] <obert> people: no idea :P
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: open your home folder and you will see the virtualbox vms folder
[22:27] <obert> i should had remember that mini.iso is what i needed
[22:27] <billy2007> ActionParsnip, right ive deleted that
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: delete that then press CTRL+H and delete the virtualbox folder you now see. You can then use software centre to uninstall the application
[22:31] <billy2007> thanks for that is there a linux virtual machine i can install .img files on
[22:31] <roasted> Is it possible to sync playlists in Exaile? I can't seem to figure it out.
[22:33] <jcowan> I am running karmic on a CoLinux kernel, and I'd like to dist-upgrade to Lucid.  Is it safe to do so?  The kernel is held back during normal upgrade, but I don't know if dist-upgrade respects that.
[22:33] <glebihan> mikubuntu, I copied the page you wanted to see : http://paste.ubuntu.com/643576/
[22:34] <usr13> obert: It is also important to note that you don't format a hard drive, you format a partition.  See: http://paste.ubuntu.com/643578/
[22:35] <obert> bit confused now
[22:36] <mikubuntu> glebihan: thx... what a strange thing with this webchat.freenode also. i have to switch from this channel to another and back again if i lose my cursor,  strange behavior.
[22:38] <lorina-> hi, i need some help with ubuntu one which shows a window with this error message: http://goo.gl/NuJyu could someone help me?
[22:39] <saruji> hello, how can i automount an NTFS partition on startup?
[22:40] <usr13> obert: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_partitioning
[22:40] <saruji> !autostart
[22:40] <rewt> saruji, add it to /etc/fstab
[22:40] <glebihan> saruji, you'll have to add it to fstab
[22:40] <saruji> rewt, glebihan is there an easier way?
[22:40] <saruji> rewt, glebihan maybe using a gui?
[22:40] <usr13> saruji: Create a mount point and put an entry in /etc/fstab for it
[22:40] <rewt> what's uneasy about that?
[22:41] <saruji> usr13, i'm not sure how to create a mount point, how does linux mount partitions?... in a folder?
[22:41] <saruji> confused
[22:41] <Jordan_U> !fstab | saruji
[22:41] <lorina-> could someone help me with http://goo.gl/NuJyu ?
[22:41] <saruji> !partition
[22:41] <saruji> !partitions
[22:41] <usr13> saruji: Yea, just create a directory   wich will be your mount point.  Pick a name and place that will make since for it's content.
[22:42] <rewt> you create a mount point by creating a directory for it, then mount the partition as that dir
[22:42] <Tyler1234> Hey does anyone know how to make a ssh login server, pretty much I need a server that is connected to the internet and has ports forwarded. Once you login to that server you can acces other SSH servers on the network? Does anyone have any ideas?
[22:42] <glebihan> saruji, I don't think there's a gui for that, but editing the fstab is file is not complicated
[22:42] <glebihan> saruji : follow the informations in the above links
[22:42] <saruji> glebihan, ok, just would feel safer if i was to use a gui
[22:42] <saruji> glebihan, ok
[22:42] <saruji> glebihan, ok thanks
[22:42] <glebihan> saruji, you're welcome
[22:43] <areels> i need help for a weird thing
[22:43] <glebihan> !ot | lorina-
[22:43] <areels> the help i need is figuring out what i have to search
[22:43] <lorina-> okay
[22:43] <usr13> saruji: You can use gksudo gedit to edit /etc/fstab (if you want GUI).
[22:43] <glebihan> usr13, ...
[22:44] <Tyler1234> Would my question be considered off topic?
[22:44] <Tyler1234> Hey does anyone know how to make a ssh login server, pretty much I need a server that is connected to the internet and has ports forwarded. Once you login to that server you can acces other SSH servers on the network? Does anyone have any ideas?
[22:44] <jcowan> Or mine?
[22:44] <usr13> saruji: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab    #When you are ready to create the fstab entry.
[22:45] <usr13> glebihan: Yes?
[22:45] <glebihan> usr13, nothing, just didn't think gedit was the kind of gui he was looking for ;)
[22:46] <usr13> glebihan: If you have a better suggestion, chime in.
[22:46] <glebihan> usr13, I don't, as I told him
[22:46] <WalrusEgg> test
[22:46] <usr13> glebihan: Ok, thanks  tho
[22:47] <WalrusEgg> The disk utility is showing that I have 4932 bad sectors, is that too many? should I be worrying?
[22:47] <usr13> WalrusEgg: YOu whould worry
[22:47] <Hilikus> hey guys
[22:47] <usr13> WalrusEgg: How big is the drive?  (How many sectors all together.
[22:48] <usr13> Hilikus: hey
[22:48] <WalrusEgg> is a 500gb one, how do i know how many sectors?
[22:48] <usr13> Hilikus: ... what about the gals?
[22:48] <Hilikus> when i put my netbook on hibernation and restart it the video is all screwed up, there are rows of pixels on the top that start to slowly fill the screen, and on the right side i can see a piece of the real image but flickering
[22:48] <harald_> hello. My passport hdd are rebooting every ten sec, I wan't to copy all my picture and music to another one. eny one know how to write something in the terminal? so i don't have to sit here and hit retry every time the hdd reboots?
[22:49] <Hilikus> user13, guys is the common plural for both genders
[22:49] <usr13> WalrusEgg: sudo fdisk -l
[22:49] <anthony_> What does a solid state drive say about the dead sectors that reside among the extra portion it keeps for wear leveling?
[22:49] <usr13> Hilikus: o
[22:50] <chelz> harald_:   for i in {1..50}; do rsync -aPHAXS /media/passporthdd/ /where/you/want/contents/to/go; done
[22:51] <chelz> harald_: it will run that command 50 times
[22:51] <WalrusEgg> usr13: assuming i divide the total bytes by the sector size, i have 976,773,168 sectors
[22:51] <Apocryphic> Anyone installed 11.04 on a PowerEdge 1855?  Having strange drive issues with the PERC4/IM.
[22:51] <xubuntero> come si usa il monitor rete in xubuntu????
[22:52] <rww> !it | xubuntero
[22:52] <xubuntero> eh ragazzi
[22:52] <w30> Hilikus, I read a discussion on that the other day and the conclusion was the Irish slang "em" for non-gender
[22:53] <harald_> chelz it's 76000 files. can i write like 1000 times?
[22:53] <chelz> harald_: it'll only do what's changed. so if it's done, it'll just check like 40 times
[22:53] <jose> hola
[22:53] <chelz> jose: beinvenidos
[22:53] <GridCube> !es | jose
[22:54] <usr13> WalrusEgg: never trust a computer
[22:54] <jose> ok grax
[22:54] <jose> solo probaba un programa que instale
[22:54] <usr13> WalrusEgg: Backup often
[22:54] <harald_> chelz ok thank you!
[22:54] <RedNifre> hi!
[22:54] <RedNifre> Is it possible to set the audio output to mono instead of stereo?
[22:54] <RedNifre> (just temporarily)
[22:55] <RedNifre> Or is there a video player that can play the audio of a video file in mono?
[22:55] <usr13> RedNifre: Usually, that's done by the media player.  Or it's done at recrod time.
[22:56] <RedNifre> Which media player can do this?
[22:56] <WalrusEgg> usr13: does this mean that i have about 2.5MB of bad sectors?
[22:57] <usr13> RedNifre: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/MPlayer.html#advaudio-channels-mono
[22:57] <Snarsh> can't vlc do the same?
[22:57] <RedNifre> I can't find the setting in VLC :/
[22:57] <billy2007> RedNifre, i beleive mplayer can do that
[22:58] <Hilikus> when i put my netbook on hibernation and restart it the video is all screwed up, there are rows of pixels on the top that start to slowly fill the screen, and on the right side i can see a piece of the real image but flickering
[22:58] <usr13> Snarsh: Yes.  --mono forces VLC to treat the stream in mono audio.
[22:59] <saliak> I wrote an init.d script that runs when invoked manually (suggesting permissions are set correctly, and the daemon i wrote works, but doesn't run at boot time.  any suggestions of what could be going on or how to debug?
[22:59] <RedNifre> Okay, guess I'll try starting vlc from the command line then...
[22:59] <usr13> RedNifre: http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Play_HowTo/Advanced_Use_of_VLC
[23:00] <RedNifre> Thank you very much, I'll try that.
[23:01] <usr13> WalrusEgg: All Hard Drives have bad sectors, but if that nuber increses continually, you can be sure the drive is starting to fail.
[23:02] <billy2007> i was downloading a torrent through vuze i accidentally closed it now it wont open any ideas
[23:02] <glisstech> I have a question - I am a bit of an Ubuntu noob
[23:02] <chelz> glisstech: go ahead and ask :)
[23:02] <glisstech> so I let update manager install updates last night and rebooted
[23:02] <chelz> billy2007: vuze won't open or the torrent won't open?
[23:02] <glisstech> and now the gui interactions on my natty install are all weird
[23:02] <billy2007> chelz, vuze
[23:03] <chelz> billy2007: try opening up a terminal and running vuze from there to see if you get any helpful error messages
[23:03] <glisstech> how can I find the list of updates, or even just uninstall the entire latest round of updates?
[23:03] <billy2007> chelz,  what command would i use
[23:03] <chelz> billy2007: (without the quote) either "azureus" or "vuze"
[23:03] <iceroot> glisstech: you cant uninstall the latest updates (only when removing the whole package)
[23:04] <odinsbane> glisstech: did you check to see if all the updates were successfully installed?
[23:04] <iceroot> glisstech: there should be /var/log/dpkg.log  which will show you the last updates which where installed
[23:04] <billy2007> it says its already running is there a way to close it from terminal
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> glisstech: try:  sudo apt-get -f install
[23:04] <glisstech> thx iceroot
[23:04] <usr13> glisstech: ls -ltr /var/lib/dpkg/info/  #Newest will be listed last.  Notice the dates.
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> billy2007: kill the service in terminal then
[23:05] <chelz> billy2007: pkill azureus
[23:05] <odinsbane> billy2007: yes, you can kill processes from the terminal
[23:05] <chelz> billy2007: also     pkill -9 azureus
[23:05] <usr13> glisstech: As ActionParsnip points out  sudo apt-get -f install  may solve this problem for you.
[23:06] <zykotick9> billy2007, start without using the -9, only use that if regular kill doesn't work.
[23:06] <chelz> billy2007: sounds like azureus crashed but kept running. in the future you can kill from the terminal, or log out and log back in, or reboot
[23:06] <chelz> billy2007: seconding what zykotick9 said
[23:06] <billy2007> i think thats my best option thanks
[23:07] <billy2007> whats the command to restart shell
[23:07] <usr13> billy2007: You mean to restart the Xserver?
[23:08] <chelz> billy2007: well you could restart x/gnome but killing from the terminal should work
[23:08] <mikubuntu> glebihan, thanks, but what you posted is only rendering as html code, can't really make any sense out of it
[23:08] <usr13> Ctrl-Alt-F6 and then  sudo service gdm restart
[23:09] <odinsbane> billy2007: did you get it to work?  You shouldn't need to log out of x to kill a process.
[23:09] <mikubuntu> is there by any chance a linux printing channel that anyone knows of?
[23:09] <mikubuntu> going crazy with this printer (hp deskjet f4480) ... can't get it to PRINT!!! heres the error log on PASTEBIN :: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/643548/ could anyone help me decipher please!
[23:10] <odinsbane> I'm not sitting at a gnome box, but I think you can see all of your processes with the system monitor and kill processes from there too.
[23:10] <jose> #ubuntu-es
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> mikubuntu: do you have the latest HPLIP from the HPLIP site?
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> mikubuntu: also, what is the output of:  lsb_release -d
[23:11] <usr13> mikubuntu: lpq | pastebinit
[23:11] <billy_> its going to take me ages to connect to the seeds again
[23:11] <mikubuntu> ActionParsnip: yes i have updated to the latest from hplip
[23:11] <odinsbane> mikubuntu: how is the printer setup, is it on a network, or is it directly plugged into your computer?
[23:12] <mikubuntu> odinsbane, direct
[23:12] <mikubuntu> usr13, ok gimme minute
[23:12] <kashyapGada> how to connect to a another windows pc on my wireless network???
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> mikubuntu: run the command in terminal, what is output?
[23:12] <chelz> mikubuntu: you went to http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install_wizard/index.html ?
[23:12] <mikubuntu> ActionParsnip: gimme minute
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: can you expand on "connect"
[23:12] <usr13> mikubuntu: ... and send resulting URL
[23:13] <usr13> kashyapGada: Connect to it how?
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: you can ping the windows pc, ping uses tcp so is a connection
[23:13] <kashyapGada> how?
[23:13] <odinsbane> mikubuntu: do you even need cups in that instance?  I thought cups is for sharing a printer over a network?
[23:14] <usr13> kashyapGada: Does the windows pc have a service running that you are interested in accessing?
[23:14] <kashyapGada> actually i want to transfer all data to my new laptop
[23:14] <kashyapGada> no i dun have any idea
[23:14] <usr13> kashyapGada: And the new laptop is running what OS?
[23:14] <kashyapGada> windows
[23:14] <kashyapGada> 7
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: so you want to access the file share on a windows pc?
[23:15] <kashyapGada> ya
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: thats a bit more detail than "connect" isn't it
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: that's why we asked. "connect" means nearly nothing#
[23:15] <kashyapGada> i want to access my ubuntu from windows 7
[23:15] <kashyapGada> to take all the data
[23:16] <billy_> will vuze automaticcally reconnect a download this is taking ages to find a seed
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: share the folder then you will be able to access the share using nautilus
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> billy_: shoudl do
[23:16] <usr13> kashyapGada: You want to transfer date from your Ubuntu to your Win7 PC.  Right?
[23:16] <billy_> its working now :)
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: make sure your firewall (if any) is configured to allow the traffic
[23:16] <usr13> *data not date
[23:17] <Apocryphic> Hmm, 10.04 works great, but 11.04 shits itself.
[23:17] <glisstech> okay - so sudo apt-get -f install did not fix the issue
[23:17] <odinsbane> glisstech: did it find an issue?
[23:17] <mikubuntu> accessing this channel thru webchat.freenode.net keep losing the cursor, then i can't click back into the text line unless i leave the channel and come back again.  what a pain.
[23:18] <Serolos> hi
[23:18] <glisstech> here was the output --- 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded.
[23:18] <Serolos> I am here to ask for help...
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> Apocryphic: both desktops are EOL at the same time, please watch the language too
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> Serolos: ask away
[23:18] <usr13> glisstech: Looks like it didn't do much.
[23:18] <Serolos> This command works fine:      find ./ -exec TheCommand {} \;
[23:18] <Serolos> this command does not work at all:     find ./ -type d -exec TheCommand {} \;
[23:19] <Serolos> (I try to apply a command only on directories)
[23:19] <Serolos> is it apply on or apply at?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Serolos: I'd ask in #bash too, may help
[23:19] <afeijo> hi folks
[23:19] <afeijo> I screw things up here :p
[23:19] <mikubuntu> usr13 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/643595/
[23:20] <Serolos> ActionParsnip, okay, thx
[23:20] <odinsbane> mikubuntu: use one of the irc clients that came with ubuntu.
[23:20] <afeijo> I needed to change my partitions, I copy my var partition to be /var folder, removed the partition, now when I reboot I have a few errors and no unity! I run unity thru the terminal now :p
[23:20] <glisstech> so....is there any easy way to undo the changes made my the updates?
[23:20] <afeijo> it say no access to some files, but the /var folder has root:root owner
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> mikubuntu: what is the output of: lsb_release -d
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> !away > xindzz`off
[23:21] <Serolos> Thank you all, bye!
[23:22] <odinsbane> glisstech: synaptic seems to have that option under history.
[23:22] <mikubuntu> 1004.2 LTS ActionParsnip
[23:22] <Apocryphic> ActionParsnip: That's not what the release cycle page says.
[23:23] <odinsbane> glisstech: http://hartmansblog.blogspot.com/2010/06/how-to-undo-and-update-in-ubuntu-lucid.html
[23:23] <Apocryphic> ActionParsnip: I'm concerned because 11.04 fails with spurious drive errors and I've yet to get an install working.
[23:23] <Reg_> I'm trying to install Natty on my new thinkpad l420 and hte install seems to go fine untill I finaly restart and I get a screen full of vertical stripes and nothing else. Can anyone help?
[23:24] <Apocryphic> Whereas 10.04 and CentOS both work fine and smart testing shows no errors.
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> Apocryphic: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[23:24] <odinsbane> reg_ can you get to a tty, via ctrl-alt f1 ?
[23:24] <psyk0> Hi! How to install plug-in in eclipse ?
[23:24] <Amaeth> HI, i need some help with the kernel remote-control driver that replace the lirc one, can some one helpme?
[23:24] <glisstech> odinsbane: That was the first thing I tried, unfortunately, it didn't have any history of updated packages, only non ubuntu stuff like xbmc, google chrome
[23:24] <Apocryphic> Yes, the mini images were fine.
[23:25] <Reg_> odinsbane_  I tried that and the screen just goes blank. (Until I press ctrl-alt-f7 and I go back to stripe world)
[23:25] <Apocryphic> I'm not actually booting from them directly, pulled out the kernel and initrd for network boot and am installing from a mirror.
[23:26] <itaylor57> theres your sign
[23:27] <odinsbane> Reg_: what about f2 or f3 ?
[23:28] <Reg_> odinsbane_: same thing
[23:28] <odinsbane> Reg_: it sounds like a graphics card driver problem, but if you cannot get to a tty then it might not have installed correctly.
[23:28] <odinsbane> Reg_: how long do you want after you press ctrl+alt+f2?
[23:29] <Reg_> odinsbane_: about 5 seconds (not long)
[23:29] <kashyapGada> bbbbhow to set up user name and passward for sharing in ubuntu
[23:29] <kashyapGada> how to set up user name and passward for sharing in ubuntu
[23:30] <aeon-ltd> !samba | kashyapGada
[23:30] <kashyapGada> too muchh of headache is this
[23:32] <filo1234> Reg_: you can try a little test
[23:32] <DexterF> how do I restart X from a remote ssh session?
[23:32] <DexterF> gdm has autologin
[23:32] <Reg_> more info: I'm trying to install onto the harddrive that I had used in my last laptop. It is bigger than what came with the thinkpad
[23:32] <mikubuntu_> usr13, ActionParsnip, odinsbane on chatzilla now
[23:33] <Reg_> filo1234: what test?
[23:33] <th0r> DexterF: sudo service gdm restart?
[23:33] <DexterF> th0r: leaves me with a tty
[23:33] <filo1234> Reg_: reboot in recovery mode and choose root, when you logged in type X -configure && cp xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf and try reboot in this way
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> DexterF: kill the x server process should do it
[23:33] <DexterF> th0r: oh wow, you were right
[23:33] <th0r> DexterF: sometimes <smile>
[23:34] <DexterF> th0r: I actually did it the old fashioned way via /etc... seems there is a difference after all
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: sudo smbpasswd -a $USER     you can then set the password for systems to access the Ubuntu shares with
[23:34] <maryanne> ijb
[23:34] <DexterF> still the display stays at 60hz no matter what I try to force
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: also http://thelinuxexperiment.com/linux/accessing-windows-7-shares-from-ubuntu-is-a-pain/
[23:35] <filo1234> Reg_: if issue persist, reboot again in recovery mode...and type nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf search for #Option vesa, uncommented it and put "True" after vesa like this Option Vesa "True"  save the file and reboot again
[23:35] <filo1234> look what happens
[23:37] <kashyapGada> username?
[23:37] <kashyapGada> '
[23:37] <tyler_d> just got a new travelmate, has an nvidia, so I ran nvidia-xconfig and upon restart it froze the machine... I have removed the xorg.conf completely, could someone help please.
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: if you run it as I gave it, it will use your username
[23:39] <filo1234> Reg_: maybe after you can install graphics driver, maybe by Driver HArdware...but remember to delete or to rename xorg.conf
[23:39] <Reg_> I'll give it a try
[23:39] <kashyapGada> username of linux or windows
[23:39] <filo1234> Reg_: good luck
[23:39] <filo1234> :p
[23:39] <kashyapGada> gotit
[23:39] <kashyapGada> THANK YOU
[23:40] <kashyapGada> thank you aaction
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: it will be the one you use in Linux. If you are being challenged for credentials when you access the windows system then it is obviously your windows account as you are authenticating on a windows PC
[23:41] <notsureaboutthis> hi, i was reading about installing software, and heard that i should be cautious about installing .debs. How can i tell if a .deb is safe or not?
[23:41] <kashyapGada> its working
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: still too much of a headache, took you less than 5 mins...
[23:42] <notsureaboutthis> in particular, i want to install this game engine, it has a .deb, but it's not available in my package manager: http://www.panda3d.org/
[23:42] <kashyapGada> intelligent ppl like u make it work
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> notsureaboutthis: you can install deb files by double clicking them
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: its common sense when you look at it
[23:43] <notsureaboutthis> thanks, though i want to know if it's safe or not?
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: thanks for the compliment too :)
[23:43] <tyler_d> could someone please tell me why my laptop(travelmate) won't boot after doing an nvidia-reconfig http://paste.ubuntu.com/643609/
[23:43] <kashyapGada> are u a developer?
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> notsureaboutthis: its an unofficial deb so safe is anyones guess
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> kashyapGada: no, only a regular and ubuntu member
[23:44] <kashyapGada> tooo  good
[23:45] <notsureaboutthis> ActionParsnip: so there's no way to confirm if it's safe or not? it looks legitimate, maybe i'm just being paranoid?
[23:45]  * Benkinooby sees ActionParsnip a lot here... reading ActionParsnip writes often as some kind of learning effect
[23:45] <Benkinooby> reading what Act...
[23:45] <kashyapGada> IM getting very less speed
[23:46] <kashyapGada> any other way to get hi speed transfer using ethernet
[23:46] <andrewS> is there a way to install ubuntu on top of an exiting screwed up ubuntu without booting to an ISO? i upgraded 11.04 and it broke almost everything. can't revert. no cd/dvd drive. hpmini (originally installed thru usb)
[23:46] <kashyapGada> between two pc
[23:46] <kashyapGada> one ubuntu n linux
[23:46] <kashyapGada> n windows
[23:46] <Reg_> filo1234: I began an attempt to reinstall before I came on, and now the install has froze. This has happened at least twice before. Is there options I should be selecting for my install?
[23:46] <Benkinooby> kashyapGada, netcat but that is commandline magic ;) what do you want to do?
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> notsureaboutthis: it's 3rd party so not really. 99% of the time stuff is fine. I'd go for it personally. Its your call though
[23:47] <kashyapGada> i want to transfer lot of data frp, ubuntu to my my new windows pc
[23:47] <Benkinooby> Reg_, i once encountered freezes during my installs... checking the BIOS for your hard drive settings is a good guess and won'T ahrm anything
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> Benkinooby: its learning for me too. I have few issues so I kinda learn the OS by helping others :)
[23:48] <Reg_> Benkinooby: what should I be looking for?
[23:49] <notsureaboutthis> ActionParsnip: okay, i guess i'll take my chances haha. would there be any symptoms or something i would notice after installation if it's not safe? thanks
[23:49] <Benkinooby> Reg_, hm, that depends from BIOS to BIOS but in general, hard disks run in different modes, like DMA mode or PIO mode. so see if you can set modes for your hard disk
[23:49] <Benkinooby> Reg_, in case to does not help just set it mack again
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> notsureaboutthis: not sure, slowness I guess and weird behavious. You know how your system feels, it will feel different
[23:50] <Benkinooby> Reg_, you know how to enter the BIOS?
[23:50] <Reg_> yep
[23:51] <Apocryphic> Alright, I'm guessing it was a bad mirror.
[23:51] <Benkinooby> notsureaboutthis, i usually see if the deb offers the sources and then if some eople wrote about that deb,... like test reviews or so
[23:51] <D-coy> ping m4v
[23:52] <`blackmk4> is there a decent general networking chan on freenode
[23:52] <manoel> olá!
[23:52] <Benkinooby> Reg_, in case the install is still troubleing you, just try a debian install and see if it works better... jsut to see if it something with ubunut or your hard disk
[23:53] <djbpython> hey all, i was having sound issues on 10.04 so i reinstalled alsa, but now it wont boot into ubuntu
[23:53] <manoel> Something about Linux?
[23:53] <djbpython> I can boot into xp (I somehow have it dual booted)
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> `blackmk4: ##networking
[23:53] <Reg_> I'll give debian a shot
[23:53] <hdevalence> j #eigen
[23:53] <djbpython> any way to recover from that?
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> djbpython: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[23:54] <manoel> I have no sound in Xubuntu. Who can help me?
[23:54] <notsureaboutthis> Benkinooby: well i googled a bit, found a thread on ubuntuforums with a few people talking about it, and another thread on its forum, talking about installing it on ubuntu, but nothing real specific. it says it's open source, but i'm not sure what you mean by the deb offering the sources?
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> djbpython: run: sudo apt-get install os-prober; sudo os-prober; sudo update-grub
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> manoel: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[23:55] <djbpython> ActionParsnip: I can't boot into ubuntu, so i cant run those commands
[23:55] <Eitan> so this is an interesting issue that i have... my company just had me set up a few comps for customer service reps.... they wanted to save money on the licences. so i said lets use ubuntu... everything works great except..... 1 website... this 1 website only works on IE.. even on a windows machine
[23:55] <Eitan> only works on I.E
[23:55] <manoel> The output is a simple headphone.
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> djbpython: then you will need to boot to liveCD and reinstate grub2
[23:55] <Eitan> what in the world can i do to get this to work
[23:56] <djbpython> ActionParsnip: i dont believe its a grub issue, i can get passed grub
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> manoel: if you run the command, upload to the server it will make a red URL. What is it
[23:56] <Benkinooby> notsureaboutthis, if you write a program, you write source code, shortened as source. this code is easy to read and others can see, if the code is well writen and does not have any backdoors or other evil stuff. later you compile the source code, to run it on your computer.
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> djbpython: does the system boot to a black screen?
[23:56] <Jordan_U> Eitan: WHat website? Have you tried changing the user agent string? How exactly does it fail?
[23:56] <Benkinooby> open source = source code available
[23:56] <djbpython> ActionParsnip: after i make my grub selection it is black, but the back light is on
[23:56] <Eitan> jordan: does not fail... its a https... secure site for one of our partners... fraims are messed up - doesnt look right
[23:57] <djbpython> Starting up ...
[23:57] <Eitan> fucntions properly, but you miss most of the text in the drop down boxes and such
[23:57] <Eitan> same thing happens in alllll other browsers on a widnows machine... so by no mean is it ubuntuy
[23:57] <Eitan> just need to find a solution for ubuntu -
[23:57] <Eitan> i tried Wine and Ie, but that is a messy messy thing
[23:57] <manoel> Thanks for the help. I will see.
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | djbpython
[23:57] <djbpython> whoa! it just booted
[23:57] <djbpython> after like 15 tries
[23:58] <djbpython> Credit goes to ActionParsnip
[23:58] <w30> Eitan, there is a wine install with IE6 in it floating aroundm on the net somewhere for downloading on Ubuntu but I can't tell you where. Google for it.
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> djbpython: freaky
[23:58] <Eitan> ie4linux with wine... yeah
[23:58] <w30> Eitan, you get wine and IE6 in one fell swoop.
[23:58] <Eitan> is that the best way u think?
[23:58] <djbpython> ok, so my sound setup is still broken
[23:58] <Eitan> yeah i already did that
[23:58] <Eitan> lol
[23:59] <djbpython> Your audio capture settings are invalid
[23:59] <notsureaboutthis> Benkinooby: it also lets me download the source code instead of a .deb, would doing that be any better? sorry, i'm not quite sure what you're getting at
[23:59] <qazplm> hi
[23:59] <Eitan> i stopped persuing it, wondering if there wasnt another solution... if that is the only solution then that is what i shall use
[23:59] <djbpython> then it points me to System->Preferences->"Sound Preferences"
[23:59] <qazplm> If I want to encrypt my hard drive with truecrypt and dual boot, should I install ububtu then encrypt, or vice versa?


[11:03] <fabbione> Brad_: http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-21-122430-03-1
[11:03] <fabbione> here is our 8GB corruption mem error
[11:03] <fabbione> i knew it that it was in the OBP!
[11:29] <braddr> now.. to learn how to patch obp
[11:31] <fabbione> braddr: from solaris or otherwise just use the kernel that worksaround that bug :)
[11:31] <braddr> I've got solaris installed on disk0 still.
[11:32] <braddr> and that's not the only bug fix in that patch.. the list is rather long
[11:34] <fabbione> yeah
[11:34] <fabbione> it's a matrix of 15x18 :)
[11:36] <braddr> ?
[11:38] <fabbione> the bug list :)
[11:40] <braddr> ah.. depends on browser width. :)
[11:42] <fabbione> well the amount won't change :P


[00:46] <recon_dsk> o/, have a little problem with my vertical toolbar, I've set it to deskbar to get the window icon horizontal, but then my four workspaces show up horizontal instead of vertical!!
[00:47] <recon_dsk> never mind, just found the number of rows setting in the workspace switcher
[00:47] <recon_dsk> all good now
[01:15] <rfleming> Greetings!
[01:16] <rfleming> besides updates to software... are there really any differences to 16.10 from 16.04?
[02:27] <xubuntu75w>  when running ubuntu v1.10.2 not continuous and error alert! / Dev / disck / by-uuid / e16d309e-6df4-4ead-91c4-52986d13b965 does not exist
[02:28] <xubuntu75w> could help how to solve this problem
[09:34] <p00l3> Hello again.
[09:37] <p00l3> I'm going nuts here.. can't solve problem with my keyboard. Ican't type key which should type letter ä. I can do uppercase Ä with shift(doesnt work with caps lock), and i figured out that i can do undercase ä with super key. How can i fix this? pressing this key it doesn't type anything.
[09:40] <p00l3> I have feeling that somehow its related to ubuntu minimal iso from where i did xubuntu minimal install. In installation process making sure what layout i want i needed to type some letters like w and ä so i got my estonian layout as i wanted.
[09:42] <p00l3> keyboard is chicony KU-9810
[09:44] <p00l3> i did sudo locale-gen et_EE.UTF-8 and sudo update-locale
[09:48] <xubuntu92d> Hello, guys! How can I hide :i386 offers from Ubuntu Software Center?
[09:50] <SuperSeriousCat> dpkg --remove-architecture i386
[09:57] <p00l3> http://pastebin.com/3fwXLSYr
 thanks
[10:35] <rajivmars> I have installed ubuntu-mate wallpapers in my xubuntu 16.04. where can i found those wallpapers?
[10:50] <p00l3>  /usr/share/backgrounds/ ?
[10:51] <p00l3> rajivmars ☺
[10:54] <xubuntu42d> OK! I delete the i386 architecture, but Ubuntu Software center still shows :i386 packages
[10:56] <xubuntu42d> I've deleted*
[10:57] <xubuntu42d> It do that, after I installed and purged binutils-multiarch
[10:57] <xubuntu42d> It does that*
[10:58] <xubuntu42d> How can I hide :i386 packeges offers?
[10:59] <xubuntu42d> in Ubuntu Software center
[11:33] <rajivmars> p00l3: I am very sorry i was out in front of my computer for a while. i am just comming back.
[11:35] <p00l3> no worries ;)
[11:38] <p00l3> anyway i did something stupid and i got my keyboard working. added keyboard shortcut ä for key ä and after first pressing i got error. then i deleted this obvious dumb shortcut and after that all fine. getting solution without logic is.....
[11:40] <rajivmars> p00l3: how do i access those wallpapers?
[11:41] <p00l3> rajivmars: you want delete them?
[11:41] <p00l3> sudo thunar  ?
[11:41] <p00l3> in console
[11:41] <rajivmars> p00l3: No! I wanted to use them, but i can't find those.
[11:43] <p00l3> so the location  /usr/share/backgrounds/ is wrong?
[11:44] <rajivmars> p00l3: In backgrounds nothing is available
[11:53] <p00l3> rajivmars: what about /usr/share/wallpapers/ ?
[12:02] <flocculant> rajivmars: http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/all/mate-backgrounds/filelist
[12:04] <rajivmars> p00l3: 'wallpapers' also does not contain those wallpapers
[12:07] <p00l3> rajivmars: it should be /usr/share/backgrounds/xfce/ if you use xfce.
[12:07] <p00l3> http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/mate-backgrounds?&#where_is_wallpaper
[12:08] <rajivmars> p00l3: ok. i am checking it.
[12:11] <flocculant> rajivmars: : they are in /usr/share/backgrounds here
[12:14] <rajivmars> p00l3: i am sorry:) those wallpapers are in   /usr/share/backgrounds/ as you told me. thanks.
[12:14] <rajivmars>  flocculant: yes. thank you:)
[12:15] <p00l3> ;)
[12:16] <rajivmars>  p00l3: actually i was doing some other tasks as well when you told me about that ,therefore i was not able to concentrate on those folders.
[21:25] <xubuntu73w> Mouse wireless xubuntu 16.10 not func
[22:08] <promet> I can't seem to set a static ip in xubuntu, I've tried creating a /etc/network/interfaces.d/wlan0.cfg, but no dice, anyh thoughts?
[22:09] <promet> That is, it seems to be ignoring that file