[00:00] <lolzballs> mrcheeks: it's not there
[00:00] <mrcheeks> lolzballs: java is not installed?
[00:00] <lolzballs> mrcheeks: java is installed
[00:00] <lolzballs> but looking at the changelogs
[00:00] <lolzballs> they removed the .desktop file
[00:00] <mrcheeks> open with java, properties (right click in nautilus for example?)
[00:01] <lolzballs> There is no java there
[00:01] <lolzballs> I already tried reinstalling java multiple times
[00:01] <mrcheeks> lolzballs:Did you browse the filesystem to associate java to jar files?
[00:01] <Guest88522> hola
[00:02] <optikcypher> hi ubuntu
[00:02] <lolzballs> mrcheeks: in /usr/share/applications/defaults.list
[00:03] <Guest88522> #ubuntu hola
[00:03] <Fudster> Can anyone help me with this startup script I am working on?
[00:03] <oats> optikcypher: hello, how can we assist you?
[00:03] <Fudster> sudo -H -u big bash -c '/home/big/start.sh'
[00:03] <Fudster> Console : 2015-04-26 19:56:43 [SEVERE] Pipe failed to load from NBT at 77,102,409
[00:03] <Fudster> So. Thats what i get on MCMA when running it via  sudo -H  -u josh bash -c '/home/josh/start.sh'
[00:03] <Fudster> (Which is a startup script I made and works via the user josh)
[00:03] <Fudster> I was wondering if anyone knew how to run MCMA via sudo etc
[00:03] <Guest88522> not
[00:03] <lolzballs> applications/x-jar is being run by openjdk-7-java-.desktop
[00:03] <Guest88522> hello friends ?
[00:03] <lolzballs> however that does not exist
[00:03] <optikcypher> not needing much assistance today was wondering where a good place to learn program through a chatroom would be
[00:03] <optikcypher> programming
[00:03] <optikcypher> c++ in paticular
[00:04] <Guest88522> what spiking spañish
[00:04] <Fudster> Can Anyone help me with this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/10904581/
[00:05] <mjollnerd> Is there anything wrong w/ my formatting here?  I've verified the commands works when I run it on one line using ; between commands.  But, now that I've formatted it how I like, it's not working..  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10904568/
[00:05] <daftykins> mjollnerd: go ask in #bash
[00:06] <mjollnerd> will do! ty
[00:06] <mrcheeks> lolzballs:just look for the executable, good luck.
[00:06] <zerowaitstate> Fudster: that is an error related to Minecraft
[00:07] <Fudster> zerowaitstate:  Not exactly. I mean MCMA works perfect when I run it under the user
[00:07] <Fudster> I am trying to run it via sudo on the user
[00:08] <zerowaitstate> Fudster: probably related to the user environment
[00:08] <zerowaitstate> or a ulimit
[00:08] <Fudster> The script /home/big/start.sh runs under the user. but not under the sudo run as the user
[00:08] <Fudster> Yeah. Probs. Thats why I am here. Is there another way to do it?
[00:09] <unknown__> whatup
[00:09] <unknown__> Can anyone here help me set up i2p with xchat?
[00:09] <unknown__> I know it should be simple but it's simply not connecting.
[00:09] <Fudster> so zerowaitstate  any idea how to run theb command directly as the user via sudo?
[00:10] <Fudster> or could I actually run something like su josh; cd; start.sh
[00:10] <Fudster> then exit
[00:11] <zerowaitstate> Fudster: you could try sudo -i
[00:11] <Fudster> What is the syanx for that?
[00:11] <SchrodingersScat> Fudster: sudo -i -u josh ?
[00:11] <Fudster> Alright. will try
[00:11] <zerowaitstate> sudo -i -u josh -c command
[00:14] <Fudster> Nope::/
[00:14] <Fudster> Basically I am trying to make a few startup scripts
[00:14] <gr33n7007h> Fudster: as big got a password?
[00:14] <Fudster> yes
[00:15] <gr33n7007h> try: echo password | sudo -S -u <user> sh -c "/path/to/script/sh"
[00:16] <gr33n7007h> Fudster: with a space or password will be stored in your history ;P
[00:18] <Fudster> /home/josh/start.sh: 2: cd: can't cd to McMyAdmin/home/josh/start.sh: 3: /home/josh/start.sh: cannot create server.log: Permission denied
[00:18] <Fudster> seems like it does not actually open it or
[00:31] <xhp> ubuntu
[00:44] <justtone> has anyone had any experience using the "at" command? If so do you know how I can specify the time and timezone the script should execute at?
[00:46] <teward> justtone: i'm not sure 'at' can do timezone specific processing - you may need to do the timezone conversion to the timezone available on the system you're running on, but don't quote me on that
[00:46] <emaray> hello
[00:46] <EriC^^> hello
[00:47] <justtone> sorry
[00:47] <dibs> Kia ora. I am looking for help with getting my mysql server working after a 14.10 to 15.04 upgrade glitch.
[00:47] <justtone> ok thank you teward
[00:47] <linuxuz3r> how do i open rar?
[00:48] <genii> !unrar
[00:48] <dibs> when I run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" it hangs on "Setting up mysql-server-5.6 (5.6.24-0ubuntu2) ..."
[00:48] <dibs> How can I fix this?
[00:49] <PHPLearner> does anyone know how to transfer the menu bar in ubuntu from the left and place it to the bottom of the screen
[00:49] <PHPLearner> does anyone know how to transfer the menu bar in ubuntu from the left and place it to the bottom of the screen
[00:50] <Bashing-om> !docker | PHPLearner
[00:52] <PHPLearner> does anyone know how to transfer the menu bar in ubuntu from the left and place it to the bottom of the screen
[00:53] <PHPLearner> Bashing-om: what is !docker |
[00:53] <PHPLearner> is that a terminal command
[00:54] <Bashing-om> PHPLearner:  "Docker is a docking application (WindowMaker dock app) which acts as a system tray
[00:54] <PHPLearner> oh ok
[00:54] <Bashing-om> Phoop: In terminal do : ' apt-cache show docker ' .
[00:54] <PHPLearner> so you mean I need to install it from the software center
[00:55] <Bashing-om> PHPLearner: IF when you look at the full description and you see it meets your needs, yes install from USC is one option .
[01:34] <Neldogz> Is Debian Unstable (Sid) the equivalent of Ubuntu 15.04?
[01:40] <yeats> Neldogz: nope
[01:40] <linuxuz3r> anyway to make nouveau drivers perform fast with compiz
[01:40] <yeats> !debian | Neldogz
[01:41] <Neldogz> yeats: thank you!
[01:43] <rooly> how do i instruct pci-stub to cliam a device before the radeon module during boot? initramfs doesn't seem to execute early enough
[01:49] <astropirate> I am trying to build OpenBLAS, but am getting this error: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgfortran     but I already have libgfortran-4.9-dev installed
[01:49] <astropirate> why am I still getting this error?
[01:50] <deadmund> astropirate: That error exactly?  I'm not familiar with your particular setup, but it seems there is a gfortran but not any  lgfortran  ?
[01:51] <astropirate> deadmund, how do I find out which is installed?
[01:52] <deadmund> astropirate: You can look at apt-file search "filename" to find what packages contain that file (in this case lgfortran ?)
[01:53] <deadmund> astropirate: I'm having trouble understanding what the line that is giving the error actually looks like.  ld -lgfortran  or something?  ld is a linker
[01:53] <astropirate> deadmund,  correct
[01:53] <astropirate> it is not able to find the library to link against
[01:53] <astropirate> but I have that library installed already
[01:54] <deadmund> astropirate:  Then I think I'm not any help here :(
[01:54] <astropirate> no worreis
[01:56] <terackus>  I've got a problem my CD/DVD Drive shows up if I use Disk it shows it but no matter what type of disk i put in it will read it.
[01:59] <harriseldon> astropirate: basic question -- did you use sudo apt-get build-dep libopenblas-base to get the dependencies to build the package first?
[02:00] <deadmund> terackus: Your "question" is unintelligable
[02:01] <astropirate> harriseldon, no, I didn't. I am trying to set up Torch7 on my machine, and it comes with a setup script that installs dependencies
[02:01] <astropirate> harriseldon, I will try  sudo apt-get build-dep libopenblas-base
[02:02] <astropirate> harriseldon, well.. actually, the script tries to build OpenBlas itself
[02:02] <astropirate> and tries to installed the dependencies before hand.
[02:05] <harriseldon> astropirate what release of Ubuntu are you on? I am looking at the build script now for torch7
[02:06] <astropirate> harriseldon, 14.10
[02:06] <kieppie> hi folks
[02:07] <astropirate> i took their dependencies script and commented out hte section to build and install OpenBlas, and instead installed it the way you mentioned
[02:07] <kieppie> I'm running a new install of 15.04 desktop unity
[02:07] <astropirate> I just hope whatever is in the repo is up to date enough
[02:07] <paradox_> hi
[02:07] <paradox_> h r u
[02:07] <kieppie> I'm looking for the older keyboard layout options where I can enable/define ctrl_alt+backspace to bounce the interface & remap/disable caps
[02:08] <deadmund> terackus: "no matter what type of disk i put in it will read it
[02:08] <deadmund> what's the problem there?
[02:08] <kieppie> ?keyboad
[02:08] <kieppie> !keyboard
[02:09] <kieppie> !caps
[02:09] <harriseldon> astropirate you may want to read through the install scripts. They are pretty explicit in what they are trying to do. I am not sure why openblas is built from git instead of the package. After the build-deps, the install from git should configure and work.
[02:10] <kieppie> also looking for better utilisation of my multi-touch touch screen on this laptop
[02:13] <kieppie> these functions are no longer available under 15.04 unity AFAIK: http://berk.es/2012/06/21/map-capslock-to-escape-in-ubuntu-linux/
[02:16] <studybox> is an ubuntu phone going to happen?
[02:17] <krabador> studybox, bq aquaris
[02:17] <rooly> can anyone help me, i need the pci-stub module to activate as early in the boot process as possible. I've added it to initramfs-tools/modules, but it continues to activate after 3-4 seconds while the drm and radeon modules activate before a second has passed
[02:17] <sysop2> hi how do I enable npapi plugins in chrome 41?
[02:18] <sysop2> I tried the chrome://flags/#enable_npapi but it doesnt seem to work.
[02:18] <petrvs> studybox: not that is planned at all, no
[02:18] <petrvs> studybox: you can install it on some phones, though
[02:19] <studybox> krabador, does that have antennas for all service providers?
[02:19] <xangua> sysop2: you do not :)
[02:19] <Rave1> so why does the ubuntu site say there are phones for sale all over europe
[02:19] <krabador> studybox, yes
[02:20] <xangua> (21:17:01) krabador: studybox, bq aquaris
[02:20] <sysop2> xangua,  that is not what the docs say? they say version 42 is when they start doing that.
[02:20] <petrvs> Rave1: there are phones for sale all over europe
[02:20] <sysop2> obviously I need to do that so how about some help instead of "smart" remarks.
[02:21] <studybox> so literally that phone will work with any provider in the world even cdma?
[02:21] <studybox> or is it 100% gsm and it has ALL the gsm
[02:21] <studybox> i don't know how that stuff very well i just know it's complicated
[02:22] <[n0mad]> sysop2, everything i see says you don't enable it
[02:22] <[n0mad]> says support was removed several versions ago
[02:23] <[n0mad]> where are you seeing something different?
[02:23] <kieppie> how to disable/remap CAPS?
[02:23] <sysop2> ok what version do I need to downgrade to get plugins back?
[02:24] <sysop2> I thought 42 was the cut off, but if its earlier I have not found any mention of it.
[02:26] <axisys> no wifi driver and wifi button is staying yellow on my hp ProBook 650 G1 ever since I upgraded last night from 14.10 to 15.04 64bit
[02:27] <axisys> yes it was working fine with 14.10
[02:27] <[n0mad]> sysop2: i see that now too on the google site. i'm not sure why that wouldn't work for you on 42..on the chromium site they'd originally mentioned version 37 but perhaps that changed based on what i'm reading from google
[02:27] <[n0mad]> i'm not sure how you would be able to get around it though. not something i've had a need for
[02:27] <axisys> disable the /etc/modprobe.d/iwlwifi.conf may be?
[02:28] <axisys> content of the file is http://paste.ubuntu.com/10905228/
[02:28] <prw> is getting a 4k display up and running still a pain in the ass?  putting together a new system to run 15.04 and would love to get a 4k display for it but don't want to deal with weird dual 30hz display configs or stuff like that.
[02:28] <axisys> modprobe iwlwifi gives an error
[02:29] <axisys> modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod-module.c:816 kmod_module_insert_module() could not find module by name='iwlwifi'
[02:29] <axisys> modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'iwlwifi': Function not implemented
[02:29] <sysop2> when I do chrome://flags/#enable_npapi I just get the normal flags page and nothing about npapi
[02:30] <yurw> How do I boot without running a fsck that would normally run before mounting?
[02:30] <prw> just got a dell xps 13 with a qhd+ display and it's great w/ 15.04.  would love to get the same experience w/ a desktop and external monitor
[02:30] <yurw> recovery mode still seems to run the fsck
[02:31] <kieppie> OK - let's try this again (g'damn, this channel is noisy with utter b/s!).
[02:31] <kieppie> I want to remap CAPS - how?
[02:31] <yurw> Is there a way to avoid mounting/fsck?
[02:31] <prw> kieppie: to control?
[02:31] <somsip> kieppie: xmodmap
[02:31] <kieppie> in previous versions there were options under keybord configs
[02:31] <kieppie> hi prw, somsip
[02:32] <kieppie> prw, somsip - looking for this under new unity 15.04 - http://berk.es/2012/06/21/map-capslock-to-escape-in-ubuntu-linux/
[02:32] <raiN> nick eternaL1
[02:32] <Dragostini> smooth
[02:32] <somsip> kieppie: no idea about unity. I use xmodmap, so I'll leave it to someone else to help
[02:32] <kieppie> also looking for better use of my multitouch screen - linux seems to have relatively poor support, but keyboard issue is most pressing atm
[02:33] <gioankminh> what to do if i run application with adminitrator with Wine1.7 ?
[02:33] <harriseldon> rooly what is the end goal? Are you trying to do vga passthrough? What guides have you followed?  Have you regenerated your initramfs?
[02:34] <rooly> harriseldon: vga passthrough, all of them, yes; dozens of times
[02:34] <prw> kieppie: edit /etc/default/keyboard and set XKBOPTIONS="caps:escape"               - then reboot
[02:34] <prw> and enjoy vi
[02:34] <rooly> harriseldon: i managed to finally get the stub driver working by making a modprobe.d file and using update-initramfs -c
[02:35] <kieppie> prw: I want to map CAPS -> Contectual menu, since my keyboard (X1 carbon) does not have a menu key (as does many other laptops), and I have no use for caps
[02:35] <kieppie> the tool I indicated before had tweaks take effect immediately, so I can test without bouncing
[02:36] <prw> kieppie: your url said map capslock to escape.
[02:36] <kieppie> provided link to indocate the UI functionality I'm looking for
[02:36] <harriseldon> rooly my understanding of modprobe.d is that it is run after the initramfs. Are you sure you have the vendor ids correct?
[02:37] <kieppie> since that entire UI seems to be missing from the new release
[02:37] <rooly> harriseldon: yes, memorized actually. stub was activating far too late and radeon was beating it out
[02:39] <fawksmulder> So I have a really old laptop with like, a Celeron processor and an 80 GB HDD. Is there something cool I can use it for (passively)?
[02:39] <eternaL1> Hello all! So I am currently trying to install Ubuntu 14.04.2 on my buddies MSI-A6200 (which has an nVidia geforce 8X00m G). Booting from a LiveCD. The problem is that no matter what we do we get 'GPU Lockup' screens everytime. Have tried nomodeset, as well as acpi-off. both together and seperately through the F6 menu. But it will give the GPU lockup, failed to idle channel, etc... then return
[02:39] <eternaL1> to setup with screen torn and frozen. Have searched quite a bit, but haven't found anything that works so far, another buddy had me try to download/install the nvidia drivers, kill/restart X and then continue trying to install as a last chance, but 'try without installing' freezes up before getting the chance. Any thoughts on how i could get Ubuntu to install (I read i can AFTERWARDS go into
[02:39] <eternaL1> recovery mode and go about updating the drivers, if I could only get that far) Thanks in advance ^^
[02:40] <harriseldon> rooly sorry I cannot help further. I have never used pci-stub and everything I am reading points to what you did. I did see this guide although you may have already followed it. https://superuser.com/questions/503697/prevent-radeon-driver-from-attaching-to-specific-pci-devices
[02:41] <rooly> harriseldon: yes i've seen it. thanks for the help tho. for some reason my modprobe.d is included in my initrd.img
[02:41] <rooly> harriseldon: that's why a modprobe.d config solved the issue for me
[02:44] <Ben64> eternaL1: use the mini iso
[02:46] <Guest11982> Having a hell of a time over here trying to mount this img
[02:47] <Guest11982> I'm new to ubuntu but what I read on the forums doesn't seem to be working whether I use furius iso, or any other mounting application. Can anyone help me?
[02:49] <Guest11982> Hello?
[02:49] <mushir>  0
[02:49] <mushir> down vote
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[02:49] <mushir> After installing new graphic card (Radeon HD 3450) Ubuntu 14.04 keeps logging out randomly, for example it logs out when I use the command : unity --replace && setsid unity
[02:49] <kieppie> Guest11982: this channel is pretty useless, mate
[02:50] <Guest11982> ok
[02:50] <Guest11982> where should I go for any live help if not here?
[02:50] <DalekSec> Guest11982: mount -o loop path/to/image.iso mnt/
[02:51] <Guest11982> I tried something like that but keep getting this error:
[02:51] <Guest11982> "Error mounting /dev/sda2 at /media/ubuntu/146d32d7-38d3-40fc-ad3b-8cce82d204e2: Command-line `mount -t "ext4" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid" "/dev/sda2" "/media/ubuntu/146d32d7-38d3-40fc-ad3b-8cce82d204e2"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda2,
[02:51] <Guest11982>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[02:51] <Guest11982>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[02:51] <Guest11982>        dmesg | tail  or so
[02:51] <Guest11982> "
[02:51] <Ben64> !paste | Guest11982
[02:52] <Guest11982> not sure if it posted the error
[02:52] <Guest11982> ""Error mounting /dev/sda2 at /media/ubuntu/146d32d7-38d3-40fc-ad3b-8cce82d204e2: Command-line `mount -t "ext4" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid" "/dev/sda2" "/media/ubuntu/146d32d7-38d3-40fc-ad3b-8cce82d204e2"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda2,"
[02:53] <Guest11982> its a recovery img from my failing harddrive but when I try to mount it gives me that bad superblock error. Not sure what to do. Is the img file corrupt even though its on a new healthy harddrive?
[02:53] <tlt> you're trying to mount a partition on a drive there
[02:53] <tlt> that's what you're trying as well?
[02:55] <explodes> I'm having problems with System V
[02:55] <Guest11982> I'm not sure the lingo. I have a live ubuntu session going from an 8gb usb key and then I made the img file onto this external 1tb harddrive. Now I'm trying to launch the img off the harddrive using furius iso
[02:56] <Guest11982> during the live session
[02:58] <linuxuz3r> can you do 2 step verification on sudo for a session
[02:58] <explodes> I'm having problems with System V, i have 4 other custom scripts being served out faithfully, but this new one quits quickly although it should live forever. when the target script is run directly, it runs 100% fine. the init.conf and script are here: http://pastie.org/10115527
[02:58] <Guest11982> I'm not sure what 2 step verification is
[02:58] <explodes> The init.conf looks identical to the 4 others, same with the target script!
[02:59] <linuxuz3r> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.authenticator2
[03:03] <tlt> Guest11982, when you're imaging a drive you're better off formatting another drive you know will hold the complete image, as ext4, and then dd if=/dev/drivetocopyfrom of=/medit/bigetx4drive/yymmddhhss.drivetocopyfrom.fstype.img
[03:04] <axisys> so far I could not find a fix to get the iwl driver which is missing after the upgrade from 14.10 to 15.04 through wifi
[03:04] <Guest11982> I used ddrescue to make the image. Its been going for 3 days straight and is now "trimming failed blocks" but the size of the img is staying the same
[03:04] <Guest11982> I did format the external drive to ext3 before making the img on it
[03:05] <neldogz> Does anyone know what is the latest Nvidia module version available within Ubuntu 15.04 standard repos?
[03:06] <neldogz> Is it  346.59 ?
[03:07] <tlt> medit is a typo it should be media oco
[03:07] <Bashing-om> neldogz: 349 is available in 15.04 .. what retunrs from terminal command ' ubuntu-drivers list ' ?
[03:08] <explodes> linuxuz3r: every time you use sudo you want to validate the user?
[03:08] <explodes> linuxuz3r: i object
[03:08] <linuxuz3r> not everytime
[03:08] <linuxuz3r> but just once for the whole session
[03:09] <explodes> maybe you can have them validate when they login. but HOW, i dont know
[03:09] <Guest11982> thanks tlt
[03:09] <tlt> Guest11982, so your image-file is at /dev/drv2 etc etc?
[03:09] <[n0mad]> linuxuz3r: I found this that talks about enabling for the login http://labs.packetverify.com/guides/using-google-two-factor-authentication-for-ubuntu-login/
[03:09] <explodes> linuxuz3r: or this https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-protect-ssh-with-two-factor-authentication
[03:09] <explodes> google's first result
[03:09] <tlt> any why mount in a subfolder of /media/ubuntu/*id* etc, Guest11982 ?
[03:11] <tlt> Guest11982, maybe you're trying to mount your original base ext3 filesystem as ext4, idk what you're trying to do there.
[03:12] <sabotender> are these steps up to date for moving my home directory to a different partition? http://www.maketecheasier.com/move-home-folder-ubuntu/
[03:12] <sabotender> moo 🐮
[03:13] <linuxuz3r> explodes: what if you are not online will authenticator work on login
[03:14] <axisys> I installed linux-image-generic which upgrade the linux kernel from 3.16 to 3.19 and now both wifi and sound are working
[03:14] <linuxuz3r> how do i tar ~/ folder and all the files under it even hidden files and folders
[03:15] <linuxuz3r> anyone
[03:15] <Guest11982> tlt, I'm not sure either. I have a 491gb img file made already. Just when I click and "mount it" it gives me the error. So if I used your commands above am I not just making a new img file? What are the commands doing that you listed?
[03:16] <tlt> Guest11982, if you know the full path of the file, try mount -t ext4 /media/thatext3basefilesystem/imagefilename /media/somedirectory
[03:17] <tlt> as root you could just mount it as /media/cdrom since it exists, given that you've got no mounted cd of course
[03:17] <tlt> or just make a new dir in /media/ , Guest11982
[03:17] <cristian> quit
[03:17] <Ben64> Guest11982: pastebin the output of "file /path/to/the.img"
[03:20] <explodes> linuxuz3r: well, yea. how would you even do a 2-factor auth without internet?
[03:21] <linuxuz3r> sms
[03:21] <sysop2> just for the record I got plugins back at version 37.
[03:21] <explodes> linuxuz3r: which requires you to be online :P
[03:21] <linuxuz3r> no im worried with login in linux with 2 f a without inet
[03:21] <sysop2> 40 doesnt work,  38 or 39 might work but I am not in the mood to try it.
[03:21] <Guest11982> tlt, I tried the command above as root and it gave me this
[03:21] <explodes> linuxuz3r: not possible- 2fa requires net
[03:21] <Guest11982> "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop4,
[03:21] <Guest11982>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[03:21] <Guest11982>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[03:21] <Guest11982>        dmesg | tail  or so
[03:21] <Guest11982> "
[03:22] <sysop2> actually went down to 35 installed the plugin and upgraded to 37
[03:22] <cocoony> hello, i use lubuntu 64 bit and want to install a 64 bit music program with wine
[03:22] <cocoony> how can i get wine to 64 bit
[03:23] <Guest11982> "error: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop4, missing codepage or helper program, or other error"
[03:23] <Ben64> Guest11982: stop pasting that over and over
[03:23] <Captonjamason> is there any way i can send files to my sd card in terminal
[03:23] <Ben64> Guest11982: pastebin the output of "file /path/to/the.img"
[03:23] <Ben64> !paste | Guest11982
[03:23] <Ben64> oh ubottu died
[03:24] <Ben64> Guest11982: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.
[03:24] <Captonjamason> is there any way i can send files to my sd card in terminal,
[03:25] <ablest1980> hi
[03:25] <Ben64> Captonjamason: cp file destination
[03:25] <jeffreylevesque> mount to your sd card
[03:26] <Guest11982> hey ben, I have never used pastebin before
[03:26] <Ben64> perfect time to start
[03:26] <ablest1980> use paste.ubuntu.com
[03:26] <ablest1980> hello blackmatrix
[03:27] <ablest1980> ny here
[03:28] <Captonjamason> im setting up a LFS system and im setting up a variable, "export LFS=/dev/mmcblk0p1" thats the command i run that i attempted to use to get the variable set up... but it didnt work "/dev/mmcblk0p1" is where my sd card is according to disks
[03:28] <Guest11982> http://pastebin.com/dKJ8KB9C
[03:29] <Captonjamason> did they give me the wrong location in disks
[03:30] <Captonjamason> wait
[03:30] <Captonjamason> i think i found out how to fix it
[03:30] <cocoony> did someone know how i can run a 54bit windows program with wine#
[03:30] <cocoony> 64bit
[03:31] <Guest11982> I think I posted the correct link Ben64
[03:31] <Captonjamason> if you have a 64bit computer, 64 bit ubuntu and a 64 bit wine install you should be all set cocoony
[03:31] <Ben64> Guest11982: you pasted that like 4 times already, don't need to see it again, i asked for "file /path/to/the.img"
[03:32] <Guest11982> how do I get that ben64?
[03:32] <Ben64> Guest11982: you type it in a terminal
[03:32] <Guest11982> just type it into the terminal?
[03:32] <Guest11982> ah
[03:32] <cocoony> ...how do i set wine to 64bit ?
[03:32] <Ben64> cocoony: should already be
[03:32] <cocoony> i try to compile but dont understand
[03:33] <Captonjamason> cocoony: its already set to 64 bit if you have a 64 bit pc 64 bit ubuntu install and 64bit wine install
[03:33] <Captonjamason> that easy
[03:33] <cocoony> Ben64...do you mean when i have a 64 bit systewm it automaticly install wine in 64 bit ?
[03:33] <cocoony> aha
[03:33] <Captonjamason> yep
[03:34] <cocoony> but hte 64 bit .exe didnt start
[03:34] <Guest11982> http://pastebin.com/PTbtYkGs
[03:34] <Captonjamason> well if you chose to install wine 64
[03:34] <Guest11982> I think thats what you're asking for Ben64
[03:34] <cocoony> how can i completly remove wine to reinstall
[03:34] <Captonjamason> what program cocoony
[03:34] <Captonjamason> it might have some dependincies
[03:34] <cocoony> i have seen a webpage and compile sometthing lol
[03:35] <Ben64> Guest11982: yep. so now, "sudo mount -t ext4 -o loop /media/ubuntu/51414667-c163-416a-bd4d-c9b53d88b060/image.img /mountpoint"
[03:35] <cocoony> there was nothing to chposse
[03:35] <cocoony> choose
[03:35] <Captonjamason> then it auto installed for 64 bit
[03:35] <cocoony> ableton live
 ableton live 64 bit
[03:36] <Guest11982> and I set the mountpoint in some random folder?
[03:36] <Ben64> Guest11982: any folder you want, yep. should be empty though
[03:36] <Guest11982> I just chose /media/ubuntu to mount and it gave me the same superblock error
[03:37] <MisterMom> cocoony, i dont think you will get that to run in linux
[03:37] <CptRageToaster> hello, I ran into a dependency issue on libglib2.0-dev
[03:37] <CptRageToaster> libglib2.0-dev : Depends: libglib2.0-0 (= 2.40.2-0ubuntu1) but 2.42.2-0ubuntu1~14.04~ricotz0 is to be installed
[03:37] <CptRageToaster> can I get a low down, on what apt-get is even telling me?
[03:37] <Ben64> Guest11982: make a new directory
[03:38] <cocoony> MisterMom...yesterday it worked but the 32 bit version on 32 bit system
[03:38] <CptRageToaster> My first impression is that libglib2.0-dev is depending on an old version (2.40.2) and for some reason, I have (2.42.2) ?
[03:38] <cocoony> today i have installed 64 bit system
[03:38] <jeffreylevesque> yeehaw
[03:38] <CptRageToaster> if that's the case, how can I find out what's forcing 2.42.2, so I can consider rolling it back?
[03:38] <cocoony> https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=27440
[03:39] <Captonjamason> hey cocoony
[03:39] <Captonjamason> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10905851/
[03:39] <Guest11982> I made a new directory /media/ubuntu/new and tried mounting and it gave me the same superblock error
[03:39] <MisterMom> cocoony, oh i will have to take some time to look at that, im a sonar user myself
[03:39] <Ben64> CptRageToaster: looks like you have a PPA causing the conflict
[03:39] <cocoony> aha
[03:40] <CptRageToaster> does the presence of the lib in a PPA kill everything?
[03:40] <cocoony> MisterMom.... i hope we can figure it out later
[03:40] <CptRageToaster> or do I have it currently installed?
[03:40] <cocoony> in some minutes i must sleep
[03:40] <cocoony> i come from germany
[03:40] <Bashing-om> CptRageToaster: A PPA ' ricotz ' installed software holding "libglib2.0" to the higher version ?
[03:40] <MisterMom> its late here so i will look tomorow
[03:40] <jeffreylevesque> i'm from kpax
[03:40] <Ben64> Guest11982: pastebin "dumpe2fs /media/ubuntu/51414667-c163-416a-bd4d-c9b53d88b060/image.img | grep -i superblock"
[03:41] <noobiewan> Hi, anyone here with experience using Ubuntu-Rescue-Remix ?
...yesterday it runs in lubuntu
[03:42] <Ben64> noobiewan: not supported here, sorry
[03:42] <Guest11982> http://pastebin.com/C2dHWkdM
[03:42] <Ben64> Guest11982: you can't mount it
[03:43] <cocoony> my terminal shows :  linux 3.19.0-15-generic #15-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 16 23:32:37 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[03:43] <Guest11982> hmm, whats wrong with it? Not sure what magic number invalid means
[03:43] <cocoony> what does that mean
[03:43] <Ben64> Guest11982: it means its too damaged
[03:43] <noobiewan> Ben64, you know of any channel I could ask a question? I just plugged a USB stick and the console keeps showing these messagaes lile [ 347.23225] bla bla bla and I can't stop
[03:43] <cocoony> i thought i have install 64 bit iso
[03:43] <Ben64> noobiewan: considering the guy who made it isn't supporting it, probably not
[03:43] <jeffreylevesque> do ppl create IRC bots for sentiment analysis (maybe for training?)?
[03:44] <noobiewan> Ben64, could you suggest a bootable system with recovery tools?
[03:44] <cocoony> i install the 64 bit iso but terminal shows :  linux 3.19.0-15-generic #15-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 16 23:32:37 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[03:44] <cocoony> what means x86_x64
[03:44] <N3X15> Means 64bit
[03:45] <Ben64> cocoony: x86 cpu with 64bit instructions
[03:45] <cocoony> why i see x86
[03:45] <Guest11982> damn that sucks ben64, would any of these options help me to repair it? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2023481
[03:45] <Guest11982> or be worth even looking at
[03:45] <Ben64> Guest11982: doubtful. you can use photorec to try to recover files though
[03:45] <Guest11982> yeah I did but it was taking forever so used ddrescue. ddrescue still isn't finished though..its still "trimming failed blocks" so would that cause the problem?
[03:46] <Guest11982> do I have to wait until its finished trimming?
[03:46] <Guest11982> its still trimming failed blocks on the image.img file we're using so...
[03:47] <cocoony> Ben64: you see that i have 64 bit installed..when i install wine ..is it then 64 bit ?
[03:47] <cocoony> or 32
[03:47] <Ben64> cocoony: 64, as you've been told already
[03:48] <Ben64> Guest11982: no
[03:48] <cocoony> yes
[03:48] <cocoony> ok..i try to reinstall
[03:48] <cocoony> wine
[03:48] <cocoony> thx for answering
[03:48] <Ben64> reinstalling wine isn't going to change anything
[03:48] <Ben64> its likely your program just doesn't work in wine
[03:49] <cocoony> i have make some mistakes
[03:49] <cocoony> i compile something
[03:49] <Guest11982> ok thank you for your help Ben64. Greatly appreciated
[03:49] <cocoony> i tried a tutorial with compiling
[03:49] <cocoony> dont know what i have done
[03:49] <blueingress> Hi, How to upgrade to 15.04 from 14.10?
[03:49] <Ben64> cocoony: why? wine is installable easily from the software center
[03:49] <cocoony> but my homefolder only shows .wine folder
[03:49] <cocoony> not wine64
[03:50] <cocoony> i thought i have 32 bit wine and do this http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Wine/Kompilieren
[03:51] <cocoony> sorry its german page but you see the commands
[03:51] <Ben64> cocoony: undo that, then just "sudo apt-get install wine"
[03:51] <cocoony> i have installed wine1,7
[03:51] <cocoony> my lubuntu only install wine 1.5x
[03:51] <EyeOfMidas> I just updated to 15.04, and my system settings is all phone-ified. http://i.imgur.com/8yAnf9i.png How can I change it back to the desktop version?
[03:52] <Ben64> cocoony: then use the wine ppa on the wine website
[03:52] <cocoony> aha
[03:52] <cocoony> i am newbie..never worked with linux before. i must check it out
[03:52] <ablest1980> anyone use kindle for pc with wine on ubuntu?
[03:52] <cocoony> sorry that my grammar is so bad
[03:53] <cocoony> is there a command that i can see if wine is 32 or 64 bit ?
[03:54] <Ben64> install wine from the ppa, and it will be
[03:54]  * Captonjamason starts to fall alseep
[03:54] <Captonjamason> installing the stuff for LFS takes longer then i remember
[04:00] <noobiewan> So I just created a bootable live CD. Is it possible to install a command line tool?
[04:07] <pavlos> blueingress, change Prompt=normal in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades, then run update manager, you should be prompted to upgrade.
[04:12] <degva> Hey guys, I have a problem with vlc
[04:12] <degva> I'm getting this: Failed to open VDPAU backend libvdpau_i965.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory and I don't know which package has that file
[04:13] <degva> does anybody has encountered that problem before?
[04:13] <Captonjamason> i have
[04:13] <Captonjamason> i just rebooted my pc and it was fine
[04:13] <Captonjamason> but dont do that
[04:13] <degva> Captonjamason, please, tell me how did you fixed
[04:13] <degva> I have that problem for so much time now
[04:13] <degva> I'm on ubuntu 15.04
[04:13] <Captonjamason> my pc was quite buggy then so rebooting would fix anything
[04:13] <Captonjamason> same here
[04:14] <Captonjamason> i dont use vlc
[04:14] <Captonjamason> so i cant help you
[04:14] <degva> Oh well
[04:14] <degva> the thing is that skype has the same buggy problem I t hink
[04:14] <degva> it has like stripes of some pixels
[04:15] <Captonjamason> never had that problem on skype
[04:15] <jmadero> has itrans keyboard layout completely been replaced with KaGaPa layout?
[04:15] <Captonjamason> is there anybody on who is smart with LFS
[04:16] <degva> Captonjamason, it looks like this: http://imgur.com/0wPawuE
[04:16] <degva> vlc has the exact same problem
[04:16] <Captonjamason> cant help you on that degva
[04:16] <Captonjamason> im hitting the sack
[04:17] <degva> Captonjamason, thank you anyway
[04:17] <Captonjamason> not a problem
[04:17] <Captonjamason> if you need anyhelp you know id probably be on here
[04:17] <Captonjamason> if im not theres plenty of other people willing to help you out
[04:17] <Captonjamason> well night guys
[04:17] <Captonjamason> o/
[04:23] <noobiewan> anyone familiar with ddrescue?
[04:24] <noobiewan> I want to try to rescue a USB stick
[04:25] <basil1x> Are there any Ubuntu-friendly tablets in the Sub-£150 range?  I don't mind a bit of faff to get it working, as long as blobs are not involved.    I've got an external drive with ext4. When I try to ls inside of one of the directories, I get a message saying ls: reading directory .: Invalid or incomplete multibyte or wide character
[04:28] <josePHPagoda> any ideas on what might be going on?
[04:29] <basil1x> does it happen when you type dir, jos
[04:29] <basil1x> josePHPagoda, ^
[04:29] <basil1x> stupid tabcomplete
[04:29] <josePHPagoda> yes
[04:29] <josePHPagoda> it does
[04:29] <josePHPagoda> identical error
[04:29] <basil1x> Urgh
[04:30] <josePHPagoda> i'm really puzzled as to how this happened :-/
[04:31] <josePHPagoda> everything I'm finding on google says it's an NTFS thing, but I'm not using NTFS at all
[04:32] <basil1x> If you have files with odd characters in the filenames, this might help: convmv -f utf8 -t iso-8859-1 <filename>
[04:32] <josePHPagoda> basil1x: yes, i saw that, but it doesn't seem to have any effect
[04:33] <josePHPagoda> besides, I can't see what filename is being problematic since I can't list the contents
[04:33] <eternaL1> just to use for some basic stuff & games,... full install or desktop install :X
[04:33] <basil1x> Do the files come up in Thunar or Dolphin or Nautilus? (Whichever you have installed.
[04:33] <josePHPagoda> i'm accessing this via ssh
[04:33] <josePHPagoda> let me see if I can do x forwarding and run something
[04:34] <basil1x> AH... ssh... I don't play with ssh.
[04:34] <josePHPagoda> going to try thunar
[04:35] <pavlos> josePHPagoda, there is tool called detox, ... http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/en/man1/detox.1.html
[04:35] <josePHPagoda> any instruction on how to best use it?
[04:36] <pavlos> josePHPagoda, detox -n somedir (dry run)
[04:37] <josePHPagoda> it doesn't return anything
[04:37] <josePHPagoda> should it be?
[04:38] <pavlos> josePHPagoda, there are some examples in the link I sent
[04:38] <josePHPagoda> yeah
[04:39] <josePHPagoda> i've gotten it to return results on other folders
[04:39] <josePHPagoda> but on this folder, it's not returning anything, in other words, it thinks there is nothing to be done
[04:40] <cfuackers> josePHPagoda: are you the owner of the folder and its contents.
[04:40] <josePHPagoda> yes
[04:40] <josePHPagoda> i've also tried as root
[04:40] <josePHPagoda> thunar shows an empty dir
[04:42] <cfuackers> josePHPagoda: are the files hidden. You can allow Thunar show hidden files
[04:42] <josePHPagoda> the files are not hidden
[04:42] <josePHPagoda> it's failing to internally run ls
[04:42] <josePHPagoda> ls is apparently broken in regards to listing the contents of this directory
[04:42] <josePHPagoda> and I could fix it, if I could list the contents to see which file is being problematic
[04:43] <cfuackers> josePHPagoda: copy the folder and paste it somewhere else.
[04:43] <josePHPagoda> i've renamed it
[04:43] <josePHPagoda> i don't believe I have enough space to copy it
[04:43] <Computer_Barf> is there any kind of utility I can use to store commands I like to use in the terminal?
[04:44] <cfuackers> josePHPagoda: it's that big.
[04:44] <josePHPagoda> cp: cannot access ‘Movies’: Invalid or incomplete multibyte or wide character
[04:44] <josePHPagoda> it's my dvd collection converted for use on my htpc
[04:44] <josePHPagoda> cp isn't working
[04:44] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: gedit
[04:44] <Computer_Barf> cfuackers: there has to be something better than that
[04:44] <josePHPagoda> so copying it is out
[04:44] <josePHPagoda> Computer_Barf: what are you trying to do?
[04:45] <cfuackers> josePHPagoda: just right click on folder select copy. Then paste it another location
[04:45] <Computer_Barf> I just want to have some way from the terminal to save a convienient list of commonly used commands I frequenly use in the terminal
[04:46] <josePHPagoda> cfuackers: it copied an empty dir
[04:46] <josePHPagoda> Computer_Barf: what do you mean?
[04:46] <josePHPagoda> does the bash history not work for you?
[04:46] <josePHPagoda> i'm not understanding the use case
[04:46] <Computer_Barf> well the command can get pretty far back
[04:47] <josePHPagoda> control +r will let you search your history
[04:47] <Computer_Barf> i just want to be able to have a list of commands I can pull up that I've saved
[04:48] <pavlos> Computer_Barf, you could use alias and add it to your profile, like alias upd=sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:48] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: maybe save a web page that lists terminal commands and its flags.
[04:48] <theJian> .
[04:48] <Computer_Barf> pavlos: that sounds like a possibility
[04:49] <pavlos> you could type ctrl-R and the shell remembers the previous commands (reverse search)
[04:49] <Computer_Barf> the alias thing sounds like a good idea cause I can name it
[04:49] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: You want something like an address book or contact list of terminal commands
[04:49] <Computer_Barf> sometimes the purpose is more memorable than the command itself
[04:49] <pavlos> history shows you what you typed
[04:50] <Computer_Barf> pavlos: yes but that doesn't help me remember what I typed
[04:50] <Computer_Barf> often I remember the purpose but not the specifics
[04:50] <josePHPagoda> control + r is your friend Computer_Barf
[04:51] <Computer_Barf> what do you search for when you don't remember the commands you are searching for?
[04:51] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: http://ss64.com/bash/
[04:51] <josePHPagoda> so yeah, anything I try to use on this directory blows up
[04:51] <josePHPagoda> which seems like bad behavior
[04:51] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: your making a problem where there isn't one
[04:52] <Computer_Barf> cfuackers: im not really looking for a command reference, im looking to be able to save a string , give it a name, be able to pull it up easily , and do this more conveniently than a text editor
[04:52] <pavlos> Computer_Barf, no idea what you want to do ...
[04:53] <Computer_Barf> the alias idea sounded like a possible solution
[04:53] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: that's called a shortcut. A bash file that you make executable.
[04:53] <mrbash> How do I set the default TERM environment variable for a Gnome shell window?
[04:54] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: or a shell file.
[04:54] <cast> start using aliases and ctrl-r, come back after you've spent a few days and are still finding things lacking, at the moment you haven't gone as far as fully exploring the features of bash
[04:55] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: or a script. Depends on how much You want the terminal shortcut to do.
[04:56] <Computer_Barf> I used to create shell scripts for this, but it took more effort than what seems reasonable for just a single long line
[04:57] <cfuackers> Computer_Barf: http://askubuntu.com/questions/182700/how-to-make-a-clickable-terminal-shortcut-on-the-desktop
[04:58] <Computer_Barf> cfauackers: im trying to do this within the terminal
[04:59] <somsip> Computer_Barf: You want an alias. You just add them to your .bash_aliases file when you create them. Eg: "echo 'alias myalias='do something here' >> ~/.bash_aliases"
[04:59] <SchrodingersScat> Computer_Barf: meh, i probably have some one liners that could just as easily be aliases, potato/potahto? the only other line you need is #!/bin/bash, so the rest is up to you.  You only think it's going to be one line in the beginning, but then some loops and case statements later
[05:00] <eternaL1> Finally get through the installation only to be greeted by "error: no such partition."
[05:00] <eternaL1> >.<
[05:00]  * eternaL1 crawls into bed
[05:00]  * SchrodingersScat tucks in eternaL1
[05:02] <MichaelTiebesl>  hi there, is here somebody who has installed diaspora as pod on ubuntu?
[05:07] <Computer_Barf> yes alias is what I am looking for
[05:12] <eternaL1> error: no such partition. <-> reinstall with 25gb root at beginning, space for home, and a small swap space ... should work? O.o
[05:17] <tlt> uh maybe a 175mb or so /boot in ext2 format set to bootable, etc, would be an idea eternaL1
[05:17] <tlt> at the beginning of the drive, eternaL1
[05:18] <Ben64> /boot partitions are almost always unnecessary and often cause problems from lack of space
[05:19] <tlt> so you're saying people almost always should run with unencrypted drives?
[05:19] <cfuackers> Ben64: uefi partitions are needed now to boot.
[05:19] <Ben64> cfuackers: incorrect
[05:19] <Ben64> tlt: correct
[05:20] <citroniks> j# opencv
[05:20] <azizLIGHT> hi
[05:21] <azizLIGHT> i wanna make my media keys like prev track, play/pause, next track, mute, vol down, and vol up work when the screen is locked
[05:21] <azizLIGHT> something that works on 14.04. i googled and found something thats 3 years old and not sure if it would work today
[05:36] <aladiah> I want to remove the folder Zoipe, it is on /usr/share/Zoiper             how to do it ?
[05:36] <aladiah> in console iam in the folder, what i should do now ?
[05:38] <MichaelHabib1> chotaz: hi, u still here ?
[05:38] <Computer_Barf> http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000798.htm
[05:39] <Computer_Barf> alahiah: above
[05:39] <aladiah> Computer_Barf: i should be inside the directory doesnit ?
[05:39] <MichaelHabib1> chotaz: I read above your question about booting ubuntu from HDD , I have been playing arounf with ISO + Persistant images booting from both HDD and USB . Let me know if you still need help.
[05:40] <aladiah> Computer_Barf: or i should be inside share when doing the command line ?
[05:41] <Computer_Barf> rm -rf /directory_path        <-- i believe , but let someone else chime in
[05:41] <Computer_Barf> or you could just navigate to the folder above it and just put the folder name
[05:41] <aladiah> rm -rf /usr/share/Zoiper to remove zoiper directory ?
[05:42] <Computer_Barf> can someone else verify?
[05:42] <aladiah> every one oversleep . . lolol
[05:43] <Computer_Barf> you could  cd /usr/share/Zoiper
[05:44] <aladiah> iam there already
[05:44] <Computer_Barf> then sudo rm -rf /Zoiper
[05:44] <aladiah> ok
[05:44] <aladiah> ĺets try
[05:44] <Computer_Barf> yeah im pretty sure the one I said before would work but there would be less risk in cd'ing to the above directory
[05:45] <aladiah> humm it didn work
[05:45] <aladiah> lolol
[05:45] <Computer_Barf> ok , I suck
[05:45] <wafflejock> if your pwd says /usr/share/Zoiper the command would be sudo rm -rf .    which is to get rid of the current directory
[05:45] <tlt> aladiah, that was wrong command
[05:45] <aladiah> tlt: how then ?
[05:45] <wafflejock> Computer_Barf, you had it right at first I think (both of you)
[05:45] <somsip> wafflejock: which will map upwards? Not such a good idea
[05:46] <wafflejock> somsip, . ? doesn't go up, .. will go up?
[05:46] <Computer_Barf> wafflejock: i should have stuck with my original commentary lol
[05:46] <aladiah> tlt: how it is ?
[05:46] <wafflejock> anyhow I would go with the absolute path myself
[05:46] <somsip> wafflejock: I'm thinking of .* - my bad
[05:46] <aladiah> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10906816/
[05:46] <tlt> it's disastrous to suggest anything, I feel
[05:47] <aladiah> how to do it in graphic mode, how to saty superuser in graphc mode ?
[05:48] <wafflejock> aladiah, you can use "gksudo nautilus" in a terminal to launch a GUI that has admin privileges but then need to show hidden files to select everything to delete it, think it's fine to use the terminal just understand what you're doing and make sure you have the right path if you're running a sudo rm -rf /path, since it's running as admin/root you're going to blow away whatever you target
[05:49] <tlt> aladiah, if there isn't a file there called the same name as the folder it's safe to stay one folder below it and type rm -rf Thatfoldername
[05:49] <tlt> with no slashes
[05:50] <aladiah> tlt
[05:50] <aladiah> lets try
[05:51] <mightyiam> Yo what codename do I use for upgrading to devel, please?
[05:51] <aladiah> tlt: what iam doing wrong ?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10906860/
[05:52] <aladiah> tlt: i should be on share folder doesnit ?
[05:53] <aladiah> tlt: i cant believe it , permission denied http://paste.ubuntu.com/10906864/
[05:54] <tlt> sudo rm -rf Thatfoldername
[05:54] <tlt> I forget you people use sudo at all
[05:54] <aladiah> humm
[05:55] <aladiah> iam on lubuntu
[05:55] <aladiah> yeahh done
[05:55] <aladiah> finaly
[05:55] <aladiah> now i need to delete config files , they must be on home doesnit ?
[05:56] <tlt> so let's hope there wasn't a file or folder called whatever that was called in your root.
[05:57] <aladiah> tlt: this is the config file doesnit  Zoiper_3.3_Linux_Free_64Bit.run ?
[05:58] <aladiah> because they say 3. Then clean all config files of Zoiper. They are kept in your home folder. The correct path is: ~/.zoiper
[05:59] <aladiah> tlt: so i should remode folder  /home/anjo-aladiah/.Zoiper
[05:59] <aladiah> i should go to /home/anjo-aladiah/    and do that command to remove ?
[06:00] <aladiah> tlt: should be rm -rf .Zoiper ???
[06:02] <aladiah> tlt: how to delete this files ?
[06:02] <aladiah> inside it ?
[06:02] <tlt> forget it
[06:02] <tlt> just forget it
[06:02] <aladiah> are you sure '
[06:02] <aladiah> ?
[06:02] <aladiah> ok
[06:02] <tlt> someone else gave you the advice of deleting /Name which is wrong. And you ran that command.
[06:02] <tlt> but don't do that
[06:03] <aladiah> i think there isnt another Zoip folder
[06:03] <aladiah> how to delete all files inside . Zoiper ?
[06:03] <aladiah> because Zoiper icon still on menu
[06:04] <tlt> try it from windows you're drives are prb unencrypted anyways
[06:05] <aladiah> i can remove the folder . Zoiper too ?
[06:05] <aladiah> files done
[06:05] <aladiah> i need to reboot
[06:05] <aladiah> doesnit ?
[06:11] <aladiah> tlt: now to remove a file inside a folder, i go inside the folder and typo:  sudo rm -rf    file.name ?
[06:12] <aladiah> i need to remove zoiper.desktop
[06:12] <aladiah> iam inside /usr/share/applications
[06:12] <jasabella> hi :)
[06:13] <jeffreylevesque> :#
[06:13] <jasabella> say i have 2 hdd, does it make a difference which one i install ubuntu on which one i install windows on?
[06:14] <gr33n7007h> aladiah: just 'sudo rm file' no need for recursive and force
[06:14] <jasabella> (i can boot off both)
[06:14] <aladiah> gr33n7007h
[06:14] <aladiah> ok
[06:14] <aladiah> thanks
[06:14] <jeffreylevesque> jasabella: maybe you could even partition one harddrive
[06:15] <aladiah> ok Zoiper uninstalled suceffuly
[06:15] <aladiah> thank every one
[06:29] <phpmiddleman> there is something strange with my mysql install. /etc/init.d/mysql status  gives no input. Package 'mysql-server' is not installed, so not removed
[06:34] <phpmiddleman> why is mysql showing up in service --status-all after removed it?
[06:38] <Seven_Six_Two> phpmiddleman, did you purge the mysql-server package? that just runs service on init.d scripts. If there is a script (whether or not it does anything) in init.d, you'll get a result.
[06:47] <phpmiddleman> Seven_Six_Two: yes i did purge it
[06:48] <phpmiddleman> /etc/init.d/mysql status give no output
[06:48] <phpmiddleman> what is going on
[06:53] <Seven_Six_Two> does /etc/init.d/mysql exist?
[06:53] <Seven_Six_Two> can you pastebin it?
[06:53] <Seven_Six_Two> if it's not normal looking?
[06:55] <tortal_> im looking for /proc/sys/net/bridge/bridge-nf* files (that are located at that path in 14.10 desktop)... but i cant seem to find them or similar for ubuntu server 15.04.. i neet to disable ethernet filtering in kernel
[07:00] <kj4> 14~-4~=4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4~4
[07:01] <cfhowlett> kj4, silly tricks like that will get you added to /ignore.  play in some other channel.
[07:02] <kj4> cfhowlett: sorry, mistake
[07:03] <ablest1980> fell asleep on ther keyboard?
[07:07] <tortal_> how do i turn off ethernet filtering in ubuntu server 15.04 ? in desktop 14.10 i can simply set all files in /proc/sys/net/bridge/bridge-nf* to 0.
[07:12] <vcoinminer> hi, may I ask?  what does :1 means in IP when I input $> last
[07:17] <Seveas> vcoinminer: :1 is a second gui session (::1 is ipv6-localhost)
[07:18] <vcoinminer> Seveas: oh, ok. thanks. :D
[07:25] <phpmiddleman> the last part of output from installing mysql server is: initctl: Unknown job: mysql
[07:42] <phpmiddleman> im getting dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.5
[07:42] <phpmiddleman> initctl: Unknown job: mysql
[08:07] <TeODorAliMan> hi guys. i want to install ubuntu right now i am switching from windows so its the 1st time using linux. i am createing a bootable usb now on windows with pen drive, is that a good usb creation it is good and corectly or after starting up linux i should create the usb again with startup disk?
[08:09] <TeODorAliMan> anybody?
[08:09] <Stanley00> TeODorAliMan: you can try with that, if that doesn't work, try again with this http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/ Note that this will erase all your content on USB
[08:15] <phpmiddleman> im getting service cups restart
[08:15] <phpmiddleman> stop: Unknown job: cups
[08:16] <phpmiddleman> but cups is listed with service --status-all
[08:16] <phpmiddleman> it is also listed in /etc/init.d
[08:17] <Ben64> phpmiddleman: sounds like your system is not doing well. what version of linux
[08:19] <The_Eccentric> what do i have to install to get gstremer-propertie settings?
[08:31] <BvL> I have a sound related issue if anyone can help it would be appreciated, basically what happen is that the sound card gets disconnected for a nanosecond and this causes the sound to break and when it reconnects the audio is is louder for another millisecond [onboard sound -- P9D-WS]
[08:43] <gioankminh> hello
[08:43] <bojan> hello
[08:43] <user121212> hello, I'm just tried to update the system using sudo apt-get upgrade, here is the last part of the output, does it finished updating? https://eval.in/319325
[08:44] <dasjoe> user121212: did you run "apt-get update" before "apt-get upgrade"? Your package lists seem out of date
[08:46] <ruenoak> Hello all
[08:46] <gioankminh> i want to install application file *.exe with adminitrator, what i to do ?
[08:46] <bojan> user121212:Try using apt-get install -f
[08:47] <user121212> @dasjoe yes, but that also shows an error at the end of output https://eval.in/319327
[08:47] <BvL> gioankminh .exe is for windows not ubuntu, however there is wine which is kinda like a emulator but not actually a emulator
[08:47] <gioankminh> yes i use Wine, but can't install app with Adminitrator!
[08:48] <gioankminh> so i didn't open the app
[08:48] <Stanley00> gioankminh: wine do not need Adminitrator... actually, all exe run as adminitrator in wine
[08:49] <phpmiddleman> my 14.04 is not doing well. apt-get install mysql-server-5.6 is hanging and showing Installing new version of config file /etc/init/mysql.conf ...
[08:49] <phpmiddleman> Installing new version of config file /etc/init.d/mysql ...
[08:49] <phpmiddleman> initctl: Unknown job: mysql
[08:49] <phpmiddleman> Ben42: ^
[08:50] <user121212> @bojan ha, I did it -f tag
[08:50] <user121212> @dasjoe yeah, i3 again broken https://github.com/i3/i3/issues/1450
[08:50] <gioankminh> Stanley00: after installed with Wine, i didn't open application, because it not run with Adminitrator!
[08:51] <arcsky> When i login to Ubuntu i see ipaddress and system info. how can i do so it shows all the interfaces and also IPv6?
[08:54] <BvL> gioankminh i doubt it will help but what is the app that you are trying to run
[08:56] <gioankminh> it is a application about learning English of VietNamese!
[08:56] <gioankminh> the nname is Grammar 2.12
[08:57] <Stanley00> gioankminh: I think it's a bug, as stated in here http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-96bebfa287b4288974de0df23351f278b0d41014 , and also, you can try set it up as in win98 https://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/2005-September/018921.html
[09:01] <bojan> Anybody please help me for authenticating nis ??
[09:01] <nalum> hello all, does the dist-upgrade work any better these days? i.e. going from 14.10 to 15.04. I'd always been told doing a fresh install is the better option, is this still the case?
[09:01] <bojan> Sorry nfs
[09:03] <Seveas> bojan: what do you mean with 'authenticating nfs'?
[09:04] <bojan> Seveas:I have configured NFS share on my ubuntu system and i want to authenticate for the users like NIS and there the permission should be applied for those users??
[09:04] <bojan> I have configured NFS share on my ubuntu system and i want to authenticate for the users like NIS and there the permission should be applied for those users
[09:04] <Seveas> bojan: you need to ensure the same loginname maps to the same uid on both sides. Whether you use ldap or local users (don't use nis please, this is the 21st century) doesn't matter.
[09:05] <bojan> Seveas:How to do that...can you please guide me for this scenario??
[09:06] <Seveas> bojan: I prefer to use ldap in this case, but if it's just your ubuntu system and one other linux system, just make sure UID's match (you can change them with usermod, you may need to chown/chmod user homedirs afterward)
[09:07] <bojan> Seveas:I will tell you my requirement clearly
[09:10] <bojan> Seveas:I have LTSp environment here...Have nearly 20 users and those users are having username and password...I have applied permission for those users on group basis...Why i need NFS now is when my clients are chairman comes to office they want to login using NFS because samba take too much of time...So i have configured NFS and it works fine from all the linux computer..The concept is i want to authenticate each and everyone who are t
[09:11] <Seveas> bojan: well, NFS is essentially unauthenticated. You'll need to trust the hosts that access your NFS shares.
[09:12] <bojan> Seveas:No other way to authenticate??
[09:12] <Seveas> No.
[09:12] <bojan> Seveas:Then what is the use of NIS,LDAPand kerberos??
[09:13] <Seveas> keeping UIDs in sync and authenticating on the hosts themselves. None of these authenticate users.
[09:14] <Seveas> bojan: though nfsv4 can use kerberos to authenticate RPC requests
[09:14] <Seveas> Never tried it myself though
[09:15] <bojan> ok
[09:15] <Seveas> search for krb in the nfs manpage
[09:16] <babbi> !list
[09:20] <MacroMan> I updated my computer the other day which installed a new kernal. This morning on boot i'm getting the error "No configuration file found" at grub
[09:21] <MacroMan> With a Boot: prompt. I've searched, but other people having this problem are trying to boot from pendrive
[09:21] <rsx> hello folks
[09:21] <jatt> in vivid, why are there still upstart files in /etc/init.d now that systemd is default?
[09:21] <MacroMan> Any ideas how I can boot?
[09:21] <rsx> is anyone there
[09:22] <rsx> hello ?!
[09:25] <Stanley00> rsx: I see lot of people here. What's your problem?
[09:26] <MacroMan> Hello
[09:27] <Seveas> jatt: those still need to be portd
[09:27] <mrx> hi folks
[09:27] <MacroMan> When I input anything at the Boot: prompt, I get "Could not find image: "
[09:27] <MacroMan> Followed by whatever I typed
[09:27] <kempe> anyone know the name of the terminal program that can be used to install different DE and things like LAMP-server and ssh-server? I think it is used when installing ubuntu-server and if I remember correctly it starts with a T
[09:28] <jatt> Seveas: I see, so probably 15.10 will be totally upstart free?
[09:28] <MacroMan> So it's expecting the name of a kernal. Any ideas what it's expecting?
[09:28] <Guest19234> hi , I have the 15.04 and till now it's awesome
[09:28] <MacroMan> kempe, Are you taking the piss?
[09:29] <kempe> yeah I am
[09:31] <brainwash> kempe: tasksel
[09:32] <Seveas> jatt: /etc/init.d are old sysvinit initscripts. Upstart things live in /etc/init. And I'm not sure when 9if ever) the cleanup of sysvinit will be done. Upstart support will hopefully be eradicated soon though.
[09:33] <jatt> I see, thanks
[09:36] <kempe> brainwash: thanks i was going crazy :)
[09:38] <luckybunny> Hi guys. Since I updated Ubuntu, my title bars are all white. AS the title bar tecxt is white too, this makes it impossible to read. How would I go about fixing them, as well as staying with the adwaita theme?
[09:39] <luckybunny> perhaps i should mention I'm running Vivid
[09:49] <babuntu> hello!
[09:49] <Trymunx> Hi!
[09:50] <babuntu> can someone tell me what the hell is wrong with nvidia drivers on ubuntu?
[09:50] <babuntu> i can't fix the resolution for my screen
[09:50] <babuntu> 1920 x 1050
[09:50] <babuntu> doesn't work
[09:50] <babuntu> ubuntu doesn't recognize my screen
[09:51] <Trymunx> Weird resolution, isn't it usually 1920x1080?
[09:51] <babuntu> yeah yeah
[09:51] <babuntu> my bad XD
[09:51] <Trymunx> Haha :P
[09:51] <babuntu> haha
[09:51] <babuntu> any solutions?
[09:51] <gsilva> babuntu, Ubuntu version?
[09:51] <babuntu> the latest
[09:52] <gsilva> https://launchpad.net/nvidia-drivers-ubuntu/+packages
[09:52] <babuntu> i think i tried it.
[09:52] <babuntu> didn't work
[09:52] <babuntu> i'll try again
[09:52] <gsilva> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2271447#4
[09:52] <hateball> babuntu: if you're using proprietary drivers for nvidia you'll also need to use nvidia-settings to configure them
[09:52] <gsilva> scroll down for more workarounds
[09:54] <rydzykje> hey guys, I have a question. If I'm installing Java-oracle by APT should I also configure ENVIRONEMNT VARIIABVLE JAVA_HOME?
[09:54] <babuntu> sec... i forgot my password
[09:54] <babuntu> god damn
[09:55] <escargotdu25> hi !
[09:55] <escargotdu25> i have ubuntu 14.04 version lts and i can't find the program files icon into the left menu bar. is that normal ? ?
[09:56] <jatt> rydzykje: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6477415/how-to-set-oracles-java-as-the-default-java-in-ubuntu
[09:56] <rydzykje> jatt: thanks, so it means : YES :)
[10:22] <Johnny_Linux> Terabytes are termite-like desert insects
[10:23] <BluesKaj> Hey all
[10:24] <babuntu> ok i did the sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
[10:24] <babuntu> lets see if it's working
[10:24] <babuntu> nope
[10:24] <babuntu> not working
[10:25] <babuntu> any new solutions?
[10:25] <babuntu> hateball?
[10:25] <babuntu> gsilva?
[10:25] <gsilva> I have no idea then
[10:26] <gsilva> You have to specify the problem with more details if you can
[10:26] <kanuku> I am getting an error when I try to download a *.deb file with wget. On my machine it fails, but on my personal pc(mac) it works. Can anyone help me with the wget command? http://pastebin.com/WzUBdkpb
[10:26] <gsilva> I mean... this google search brings too may types of outputs: https://www.google.pt/search?q=Ubuntu+15.04+nvidia+graphics+not+working&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=vA4-VajON_CQ7AawgoD4Bg
[10:27] <babuntu> umm just sec
[10:27] <MacroMan> Really need some help here please. Kernel was updated and after a restart it won't boot.
[10:27] <MacroMan> Getting "No configuration file found"
[10:28] <MacroMan> and just a boot: prompt
[10:28] <MacroMan> Searching for the issue has not thrown anything up.
[10:28] <gsilva> babuntu, worst case scenario, you have to post something on the forums or askubuntu and hopefully someone will have a workaround for you
[10:29] <gsilva> Or, even the worse, there's an incompability issue with your graphics card and then devs will be notified of such problem
[10:30] <babuntu> here is a pic that explain my situation
[10:30] <babuntu> http://postimg.org/image/ol2aa4rpn/
[10:30] <babuntu> see?
[10:31] <gsilva> 1 sec
[10:31] <gsilva> Basically, your graphics card is not recognized by Ubuntu
[10:31] <gsilva> is that it?
[10:31] <babuntu> yup
[10:31] <babuntu> exactly
[10:32] <gsilva> http://askubuntu.com/questions/613151/a-werid-driver-appeared-after-upgrade-to-15-04
[10:32] <daniele12457> hi guys
[10:33] <daniele12457> I want to automount
[10:33] <macmiddi> me too
[10:33] <daniele12457> cant anyone tell me how?
[10:33] <babuntu> daniel speak hebrew?
[10:34] <daniele12457> i dont speak hebrew
[10:34] <gsilva> babuntu, there's a lot of stuff online you can look for. You should try to google your graphics card + Ubuntu 15.04 and see if there's anyone complaining about your problem
[10:34] <gsilva> If you can't find a fix, then post something on the forums or askubuntu, although the forums may be quicke
[10:34] <daniele12457> @guys i have set up according to the online guides
[10:34] <babuntu> already did
[10:35] <daniele12457> @guys but in the misc there is no directory
[10:35] <babuntu> i found a lot but no solutions
[10:35] <babuntu> that's a big big problem
[10:35] <gsilva> Then reply to the main thread with your print screen and insist on it saying that nothing has worked
[10:36] <daniele12457> help
[10:39] <daniele12457> help guys
[10:39] <daniele12457> anyone has used automount?
[10:39] <daniele12457> or autofs?
[10:41] <swordsmanz> daniele12457 what specifically do you need help with
[10:41] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, it just doesn't appear
[10:42] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, maybe i found the source of the problem
[10:42] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, failed to mount /misc/.rvm
[10:42] <swordsmanz> daniele12457 have you tryed reinstalling the package ? and what do you think the scource is ?
[10:43] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, auto.misc: "/misc   /etc/auto.misc"
[10:43] <ossl> hello everyone
[10:44] <macmiddi> hey @ossl
[10:45] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, any idea?
[10:47] <swordsmanz> daniele12457 well drive mounting should usually be done in /mnt anyhow
[10:47] <swordsmanz> is standard mounting working ok ?
[10:47] <daniele12457> s
[10:47] <daniele12457> yes
[10:48] <cptjackh> I've installed vlc along with a bunch of packages as dependencies - how can I remove all of them to restore the system in exact same state it was before installation?
[10:48] <swordsmanz> cptjackh you can in install it then remove unneeded dependancys
[10:49] <swordsmanz> daniele12457 i think yoiu have a borked confic somewhere , did you use an out of the box installer or duid yuo build up yur install form a minimal netinst.
[10:49] <daniele12457> apt-get install autofs
[10:49] <daniele12457> fst time i use it
[10:49] <daniele12457> just upgraded to 1504
[10:50] <cptjackh> swordsmanz I need to remove all of them including vlc itself, in one step if possible.
[10:51] <cptjackh> Is there any mechanism for this?
[10:51] <swordsmanz> cptjackh not someting aptitude can do for you simply
[10:51] <swordsmanz> daniele12457 hmm would you mind joining my chan so i can help you properly ?
[10:51] <EriC^^> cptjackh: i can make a script for you if you'd like
[10:52] <MacroMan> I'm stuck at a boot: prompt. Is there anything I can type in to give it the name/location of the kernel?
[10:53] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, i have send you the config file
[10:53] <daniele12457> how?
[10:53] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, how, where?
[10:53] <daniele12457> swordsmanz, dude?
[10:53] <cptjackh> swordsmanz I'm not sure if it's clever enough these days, is it? So let's say 100 packages were installed using apt-get. So all those packages will be removed?
[10:54] <cptjackh> EriC^^ Thank you, but I'm just trying to figure out this question.
[10:55] <EriC^^> cptjackh: the answer to your question is simple, you can't
[10:56] <EriC^^> apt-get doesn't have a way to remove package dependencies recursively while taking into consideration manually installed packages
[10:56] <MacroMan> Anyone? I'm completely stuck at this point.
[10:57] <EriC^^> cptjackh: i wrote a script that removes packages of a de someone wants to remove, it's pretty much done, i can convert it to work for a package if you want
[10:59] <macopython> I am trying to add gpg key. It says key already in the ring. How do I check existence of key ? Any help ?
[10:59] <daniele12457> guys
[10:59] <daniele12457> I need some help on autofs
[10:59] <cptjackh> EriC^^ Thanks. Maybe there are some external tools for that? It would be great to have something like transactions, to easily revert the system state back.
[11:00] <EriC^^> cptjackh: i don't know, i guess there are tools that can do that
[11:01] <EriC^^> if you want the script it's been converted, i thought it would be handy to have anyways
[11:01] <cptjackh> Thanks anyway, will try to find out more out there. Could you please share your script somewhere? Github?
[11:04] <EriC^^> cptjackh: here it is http://explosive.bshellz.net/removepackage.sh
[11:05] <EriC^^> i didn't test it though, i'm not using ubuntu right now, so use carefully
[11:05] <cptjackh> EriC^^ Cool, thank you.
[11:06] <daniele12457> guys
[11:06] <daniele12457> can anyone help me on autofs
[11:06] <daniele12457> or automount?
[11:15] <lewis1711> backlight has stopped working. can't change it with xbacklit. only happened since I upgraded. tried using the 3.16 kernel, no luck. suggestions?
[11:21] <daniele12457> anyone know how to use autofs guys?
[11:21] <Guest90142> hello, I am having a problem mounting this img file. I managed to mount it but now when I click and open it only shows an srv file and few others instead of all the files from my old windows 8 install
[11:23] <adrian_1908> Since the last update (probably due to a new kernel), i now have a new proprietary driver (http://i.imgur.com/11Pup51.png). It looks to be something related to my Intel CPU. Does anyone know what functionality this relates to exactly?
[11:41] <Guest90142> hello, I am having a problem mounting this img file. I managed to mount it but now when I click and open it only shows an srv file and few others instead of all the files from my old windows 8 install
[11:42] <Guest90142> what do I do now to access the old files?
[12:04] <Guest90142> nobody is alive on here!
[12:05] <adrian_1908> It's strange :) Maybe next time...
[12:12] <citroniks> #j/ opencv
[12:12] <citroniks> \j# qt
[12:22] <mzaza> What is the optimal size for / partition, If I have /boot and /home in sparate partitions.
[12:22] <mzaza> I did allocate 50GB for /, but I feel that's too much. Right?
[12:23] <AnnaRooks> i chose 20gb
[12:23] <AnnaRooks> it was more than enough
[12:23] <mzaza> AnnaRooks: OK, thanks :)\
[12:24] <AnnaRooks> well for me at least
[12:28] <Guest90142> hello, I am having a problem mounting this img file. I managed to mount it but now when I click and open it only shows an srv file and few others instead of all the files from my old windows 8 install
[12:29] <Guest90142> does anyone know how I can open the initrd.img file or whatever to see my old windows 8 files?
[12:31] <abailarri> Hello. I have a ubuntu server with some services like apache and etherpad-lite. Etherpad-lite uses curl to do some actions like delete pads, create, etc. But when I try to delete a pad I get a curl error: CurlException","message":"[curl] 60: SSL certificate problem
[12:31] <abailarri> : unable to get local issuer certificate [url]. I readed that is necesary to specify to curl what cert use, but, what cert I need to use, the cert of my domain or another cert?
[12:34] <eternaL1> when installing to an external hdd, i know you normally use the something else option,... is there something specific i should do for an external install through the mini distro? I am recieving error: No such partition messages after installon a 300GB external using ext4 space, and then a small swap space as partitions
[12:34] <bindi> greetings, is it possible to install ubuntu on macbook 2006? model A1181
[12:35] <EriC^^> eternaL1: are you selecting the mountpoints in something else? also the bootloader's installation location at the bottom?
[12:35] <EriC^^> !mac | bindi
[12:36] <__dan_> hi, i'm getting massive packet loss when i have 2 nics both connected to the same lan
[12:36] <__dan_> brought one nic down and now packet loss is gone
[12:37] <bindi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook2-1/Lucid i found this
[12:37] <__dan_> coincidence?
[12:37] <bindi> on the right track?
[12:39] <eternaL1> EriC^^: There is no 'something else' option in the mini
[12:40] <eternaL1> without fully knowing what i was doing i let it just do the top option of setting a 2XX.XX GB EXT4 partition, and a small swap partition,... then ended up with the no such partition error, trying to figure out what is done in something else that i can emulate doing during the mini setup
[12:41] <eternaL1> full setup crashes due to gfxchip
[12:41] <eternaL1> so was forced into mini
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> eternaL1: did you mark the large partition to be formatted to Ext4 and used as the "/" partitions
[12:41] <EriC^^> did you try nomodeset?
[12:42] <eternaL1> ActionParsnip: I figured this had to do with it, had attempted to do a second install with a 25gb '/' part, the rest mainly an ext4 home part, then a small swappart... download failed, and i went to sleep last night, wantedto check if this was the correct thing to do first
[12:42] <eternaL1> EriC^^: During the full install yes, even nomodeset gave me GPU lockup screens
[12:43] <eternaL1> i dunno what the 'main' option for partitioning is now that i think about it
[12:43] <eternaL1> very well could have been the problem
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> eternaL1: sounds reasonable. Are  you using an SSD?
[12:44] <studio_> hi
[12:44] <colbyf> hey folks, any bluettoth experts in da house, looking to setup auto connect
[12:45] <eternaL1> 300GB Desktop HDD using usb-hdd-cables
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> eternaL1: are you using a USB3 port?
[12:45] <eternaL1> should the 25gb '/' partition in root have the bootable flag checked?
[12:45] <eternaL1> I believe so
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> eternaL1: boot flag doesnt mean anything in Linux
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> eternaL1: try a usb 2 port
[12:46] <eternaL1> ahh ok
[12:46] <eternaL1> hmm alrighty
[12:47] <AnnaRooks> if i have an mbr partition table, can i chainboot from something onto it from a mac?
[12:48] <KaKila> here is a usb port that causing delays at boot. I would like to disable it, anyway of doing this by software or I have to desconnect it physically?
[12:48] <eternaL1> i get the feeling the default partitioning options (1 large ext4, 1 small swap) is just a /home and swap
[12:48] <eternaL1> possibly for dualboot installs
[12:49] <eternaL1> 1 final question before i scoot off to work
[12:49] <thms> thanks a lot :)
[12:49] <eternaL1> when doing the 25gbroot/ext4/and swap partitions,... where would i want the grub loader installed?
[12:49] <eternaL1> MBR?
[12:50] <KaKila> Here is the issue described  in some detail http://askubuntu.com/questions/613786/udev-wait-for-complete-device-initialization Anybody has any suggestion?
[12:51] <bindi> so err, macbook late 2006 and ubuntu, the guides you gave me are only up to 10.04, and this "generic installation page" mentions EFI, i don't think 2006 bios was efi..
[12:54] <EriC^^> eternaL1: are you still there?
[12:55] <eternaL1> yep
[12:56] <phpcoder> helloe verybody
[12:56] <eternaL1> o/
[12:56] <AnnaRooks> \o
[12:56] <EriC^^> i just downloaded the mini.iso, trying it in virtualbox
[12:56] <phpcoder> i am using this CPU AMD A10-5800K APU it has integrated graphical card. how can i find his drivers?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> bindi: http://refit.sourceforge.net/info/apple_efi.html
[12:57] <eternaL1> ahh nice, i really think my problem was mostly the fact the the default partition choice only offers 2 parts, i'm guessing home and swap
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: omgubuntu has a guide on how to install Intel video drivers
[12:57] <bindi> ActionParsnip: right
[12:57] <bindi> it's just that i have to do it for my school, 8 am tomorrow, and basically i have to get it working on the first try :P
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> bindi: all I did was search the web...I found that....you could have done that
[12:57] <AnnaRooks> is refind or refit beter?
[12:57] <phpcoder> ActionParsnip, intel? :)
[12:57] <phpcoder> i am using MAD
[12:57] <phpcoder> AMD
[12:57] <phpcoder> :d
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: yes
[12:58] <EriC^^> eternaL1: i'll check it out now, never used the mini.so, it's loading the files right now
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: oic, then use the additional drivers applications
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: are you planning to 3D game?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> bindi: how long have you known this?
[12:58] <phpcoder> ActionParsnip, not really but sometimes i see strange rectangular nead the mouse with strange lines and colours -_-
[12:59] <bindi> ActionParsnip: 1 hour :)
[12:59] <injigo> has anyone got teamviewer installed and autostarting on boot in ubuntu 15.04?
[12:59] <eternaL1> mmkay i was told it was going to be horribly hard to do, and would require hours of post install work,... surprised that it offers to download the distro package of choice and etc...
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: in additional drivers, you can enable drivers there
[12:59] <phpcoder> injigo, i have but not autostarting
[12:59] <phpcoder> ActionParsnip, pardon where exactly?
[12:59] <eternaL1> thought it was smooth sailing for awhile there :P
[12:59] <injigo> phpcoder: thanks
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: search the dash....
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> injigo: what are you using teamviewer to achieve? There may be a sleeker solution...
[13:00] <injigo> ActionParsnip: general system maintenance
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> injigo: so, something you can do wuith ssh?
[13:01] <phpcoder> ActionParsnip, pardon? i dont get you'
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> phpcoder: press SuperL (aka "Windows Key") then search for "Drivers"
[13:01] <EriC^^> eternaL1: i turned it off, it looked like it was downloading the base os, i was hoping it would give me the partitioning scheme first, limited traffic internet here :|
[13:01] <injigo> ActionParsnip: pretty much.
[13:01] <eternaL1> ahh yeah, it goes straight for the base files
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> injigo: so why not use that, so much quicker and less resource used,...?
[13:02] <eternaL1> i will give it all another shot when i get home from work today, do very much appreciate the help though from all ^^
[13:02] <injigo> ActionParsnip: cause i'm lazy and undereducated?
[13:03] <EriC^^> eternaL1: ok, no problem
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> injigo: then install openssh-server on the box you are connecting to and you can now run:   ssh remoteusername@servername
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> injigo: you can then run your updates
[13:03] <jeffreylevesque> is it strange to define a PATH=['/bin/', '/usr/bin/']
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> jeffreylevesque: why thge brackets?
[13:04] <jeffreylevesque> i mean if i define '/bin/', then '/usr/bin/' is kind of not needed
[13:04] <jeffreylevesque> puppet notation
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> jeffreylevesque: ahh I see
[13:04] <somsip> jeffreylevesque: no, they are different
[13:04] <jeffreylevesque> oh whoops
[13:04] <injigo> ActionParsnip: i do use SSH for stuff like that. sometimes a GUI is needed
[13:04] <jeffreylevesque> i saw it as /bin/usr
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> injigo: to do what?
[13:04] <jeffreylevesque> wow
[13:04] <jeffreylevesque> they are different haha
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> injigo: ssh server also hgives an SFTP server you can connect to using Nautilus and manage your files easily
[13:05] <Dro__> i'm trying to search channels using kaffeine, signal is good 84%-85% but no channels added.. anyone have an idea how to slove this please?
[13:05] <KaKila> Anybody can help with the boot delays and the usb port?
[13:05] <injigo> ActionParsnip: thats pretty cool
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> injigo: exactly....so why do you want to install teamviewer?
[13:06] <injigo> ActionParsnip: why do you want to use SSH over teamviewer?
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> injigo: faster and lighter and easier to install and configure
[13:07] <injigo> alright then
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> injigo: people always reach for a full desktop UI when the activities can be done in a much better way
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> injigo: but they just tihnk "i'm hitting a remote pc so I need the gui" rather than a little research into what the OS can actually do....
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> injigo: so I always ask and its always something stupid.
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> injigo: one guys wanted a VNC connection so that he could open a terminal and use mutt. I nearly facepalmed myself into next week
[13:09] <injigo> ActionParsnip: you're preaching to the choir.
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> injigo: if yu setup SSH keys you can run commands on the remote PC using SSH with no password required, then get the output in the terminal you are sat at..
[13:10] <AnnaRooks> i have ubuntu installed to an mbr portable hard drive, can it be booted on a mac somehow?
[13:11] <injigo> ActionParsnip: just laziness
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> injigo: but it makes sense if you have 400 servers, you dont want to be logging on to each to do stuff.
[13:12] <Guest90142> can anyone help me with this initrd.img file?
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> injigo: so scripts with SSH to do repetative tasks on a list of servers is good
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> injigo: or clusterssh :)
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> Guest90142: whats the issue?
[13:14] <injigo> ActionParsnip: i dont manage 400 servers
[13:14] <injigo> maybe like 3
[13:15] <injigo> none of which are 'servers'
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> injigo: then SSH to each, you can do what you need. You can even use clusterssh to run updates to them all simultaneously :)
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> injigo: if you can connect to a system, it is a server
[13:15] <elflaclo> hello
[13:16] <elflaclo> !list
[13:19] <injigo> ActionParsnip: thanks for the suggestions, i'll definitely check out clusterssh
[13:29] <antr666> join #ubuntu-uk
[13:34] <marcanuy> Hi, after upgrading to 15.05 my wifi stopped working, It is using the module "rt2800pci", I have already tried to load it with "modprobe rt2800pci nohwcrypt=1" and "modprobe rt2800pci 11n_disable=1" none of them worked, this is what syslog shows when I try to connect with network-manager: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10911047/ any help is appreciated!
[13:39] <zombyrad> marcanuy: looks like something is going wrong with DHCP
[13:41] <marcanuy> zombyrad, could be the router? I have other devices correctly connected to the same one
[13:42] <zombyrad> Since DHCP service is not getting a reply with an ipv4 address, it could be. And the other devices could be using a previous lease
[13:42] <vividerr> I have some issue in passphrase entry for LUKS. Screen display isn't right and prompt sometimes isn't displayed. http://imgur.com/a/Hnmjf
[13:45] <marcanuy> zombyrad, can I do something with the DHCP service or it is entirely on the router side
[13:45] <day> about ubuntu-core. do i understand it correctly? The core system is read only. Every snappy installed app comes in a container containing all necessary packages that are missing in the core but are necessary for the program?
[13:48] <zombyrad> marcanuy: everything other than the dhcp service timing out looks ok to me in that syslog, so my guess is the router. You could try a static ip in NetworkManager though, or reboot the router if that's a possibility
[13:50] <marcanuy> zombyrad, will try it, I have restarted the router several times in the last days so that should be the problem, thanks
[13:54] <day> about ubuntu-core. do i understand it correctly? The core system is read only. Every snappy installed app comes in a container containing all necessary packages that are missing in the core but are necessary for the program?
[13:55] <dezesht> yes
[13:56] <day> dezesht: ty. sounds intriguing
[13:56] <deneme> howyagoin mates
[13:56] <dezesht> fine y?
[13:57] <deneme> fine
[13:58] <dezesht> bras y t
[14:05] <Winfreed> im so excited by the new ubuntu version thats just like the old ubuntu version 8()
[14:08] <terrasapien> great to be free from the product treadmill that needs "new" and so breaks what was not broken in the name of "new"
[14:10] <totally_differen> hi
[14:10] <vividerr> terrasapien: Like the change to systemd?
[14:10] <totally_differen> did anyone here ever encounter this problem when trying to install cuda on linux? http://askubuntu.com/questions/600056/failed-to-add-gpgkey-at-http-cuda-repo-repos-gpgkey-to-apt-keys
[14:11] <vividerr> I might have to revert to 14.04. They seem to have broken the login for LUKS encrypted machines.
[14:13] <ubuntu-mate> hi
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> vividerr  14.04 is a goodd idea, it's longer supported
[14:14] <petrvs> hey
[14:15] <petrvs> MonkeyDust: by 7 whole months, whooptie doo
[14:15] <Guest90142> guest90142
[14:15] <vividerr> 7 months?
[14:16] <MonkeyDust> petrvs  2019
[14:16] <vividerr> 14.04 is an LTS
[14:17] <vividerr> We will need the 3.19 kernel though for newer macbooks
[14:17] <vividerr> the version 12 MBP has a wifi chip, the support for which was only added as a firmware blob to 3.19
[14:18] <petrvs> oh? Then this is wrong https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[14:19] <petrvs> you should never put off an update for a month, let alone three years
[14:19] <vividerr> petrvs: Looks wrong to me. http://www.ubuntu.com/info/release-end-of-life
[14:19] <MonkeyDust> petrvs  it says EOL date April 2019
[14:20] <petrvs> take your word for it
[14:24] <astarus> I just updated to 15.04 and now bluetooth isn't working. When I try to start the bluetooth service I see "Unit bluetooth.service entered failed state" in journalctl -xe. Any ideas on troubleshooting? The bluetooth card is a dell 370 mini card and works fine when I boot into Windows.
[14:24] <TheNumb> astarus: try journalctl -u bluetooth
[14:25] <TheNumb> astarus: maybe it'll give you some hints
[14:26] <cyphase> thank you, rm -rf *, for not deleting hidden directories
[14:26] <petrvs> cyphase: thank your shell
[14:26] <cyphase> yea, true
[14:27] <jeffreylevesque> is there a difference between `cp -R`, or `cp -r`?
[14:27] <jeffreylevesque> seems both are recursive?
[14:27] <cyphase> i almost broke my unbroken streak of not needing my backups
[14:27] <petrvs> not for GNU, no
[14:27] <jeffreylevesque> or, is one preferred over the other
[14:27] <TheNumb> -R, -r, --recursive
[14:27] <TheNumb> 	      copy directories recursively
[14:27] <astarus> Thanks TheNumb. I see Failed at step EXEC spawning /usr/sbin/bluetoothd: Permission denied permissions are -rw-r--r--
[14:27] <petrvs> I prefer -r, as it's fewer keystrokes
[14:27] <petrvs> I don't really use cp -r, though, I use rsync for directory structures
[14:28] <TheNumb> astarus: maybe you should consider reporting a bug.
[14:28] <astarus> OK will do, Thanks
[14:28] <TheNumb> BT works just fine over here.
[14:28] <petrvs> some other OSes differ: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=cp
[14:28] <Meliss1> hi
[14:29] <cyphase> but it was a git repo, so i was able to recover to the last commit, plus i had the current state of the files still open in the editor
[14:29] <petrvs> cyphase: plus you had a backup, right, right? :p
[14:29] <TheNumb> nah
[14:29] <TheNumb> nobody does backups
[14:29] <cyphase> i do in fact have a backup
[14:29] <cyphase> i've never needed to use it
[14:29] <petrvs> git reset --hard @{u}; git clean -dfx
[14:30] <cyphase> no, just git checkout -- *
[14:30] <jayjo_> Can I have a script run only when a drive is inserted? I have a server that I want to keep a local copy, and I'd like to just do that copy automatially if the drive connects
[14:31] <MagicMystic> b3
[14:32] <petrvs> is the -- necessary?
[14:32] <asido> in order to install a vim plugin globally to all users, should it go to /etc/vim/plugin/ ?
[14:32] <petrvs> or possibly in skel
[14:33] <skinux> How do I set Ubuntu to let Apache work with document root NOT being under /var/www/??
[14:33] <bett> hi guys, am trying to network ubuntu 14.04 with windows 8, how can i do this?
[14:33] <petrvs> skinux: you configure it
[14:33] <petrvs> bett: "network"?
[14:33] <skinux> Where do I configure it?
[14:34] <petrvs> skinux: /etc/apache2
[14:34] <skinux> I know how to configure an apache virtual host, but I was told Ubuntu stops Apache from working outside of /var/www/ but default. So, I'm wondering how to change that.
[14:35] <TheNumb> skinux: please do your research. There's a ton of tutorials how to do that.
[14:35] <skinux> I don't know what search terms to use.
[14:36] <bobita> is it possible to install manjar xfce theme on ubuntu unity?
[14:37] <bett> petrvs : configuring ethernet connection between ubuntu and windows 8 <ubuntu 14.04 lts /win 8>
[14:37] <TheNumb> skinux: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-apache-virtual-hosts-on-ubuntu-14-04-lts
[14:37] <TheNumb> skinux: the terms you're looking for would be "configure virtual hosts apache ubuntu".
[14:38] <skinux> I know how to configure a vhost. However, if I set doc root outside of /var/www or symlink, Apache always gives an error.
[14:38] <vividerr> TheNumb: Actually that guide wont help him to do that.
[14:38] <SocialEvil> hello guys :) i have ubuntu 14.04. i have an usb stick for internet from drei.at (huawei e3531). i read that there is something called usb_modeswitch that makes my usb stick from usb to modem (or atleast thats what i understand). i follow the instructions in this website https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usb-modeswitch-data/+bug/1192297/comments/2 and now  when i write lsusb i see this- http://pastebin.ca/2983859 but cant
[14:40] <vividerr> skinux: I know how to do it, but it's a hideously insecure way that I don't recommend - give me a sec to look @ our home server
[14:40] <skinux> vividerr: This will only be used on my localhost, so security isn't a really big deal.
[14:41] <skinux> I use a software-based firewall and most of the time I'm connected to the internet from behind a hardware router.
[14:43] <vividerr> skinux: In /etc/apache2.conf there is an directory entry for the folders to serve, then they are just setup normally in the sites_available. The way we have it done, that whole folder is chmod to 777 so that's why it's a terrible way
[14:44] <jayjo_> Is there a way to execute a script only if a drive is inserted?
[14:44] <vividerr> skinux: You basically copy the setup for /var/wwwroot there, with your own tree, but you're gonna get hacked if you ever let that onto the internet so again, do not do it way we did it :-)
[14:45] <petrvs> jayjo_: udev rule
[14:45] <skinux> As I said, my local server is not for anyone else to access.
[14:45] <skinux> I don't think my firewall will even allow remote connections to my local server.
[14:46] <darkfrog> Hey guys, I'm trying to run the Android SDK on 15.04 and I'm getting: aapt: error while loading shared libraries: libz.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[14:46] <jatt> install zlib1g
[14:47] <darkfrog> jatt: already installed
[14:47] <jayjo_> petrvs: thank you, that's what I was looking for
[14:47] <jatt> install zlib1g-dev
[14:48] <skinux> Hmm. /etc/apache2/apache2.conf has a directory setting for /home/$user/www, so maybe I just need to use that directory.
[14:48] <darkfrog> jatt: ah, I figured it out: zlib1g:i386 :)
[14:48] <darkfrog> jatt: thanks for pointing me in the right direction
[14:48] <bobita> no one is able to answer my question?
[14:49] <vividerr> skinux: You may find this helpful http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/urlmapping.html
[14:52] <vividerr> If I install a .deb with `dpkg -i`, have I done something I shouldn't?
[14:52] <petrvs> you've done something you shouldn't in the least awful way =)
[14:53] <petrvs> what you want to avoid is having dpkg not know what you've installed, and you've avoided that
[14:54] <vividerr> petrvs: Ya I noticed apt was still updating it.
[14:54] <vividerr> petrvs: How would you install it? i couldnt find a switch for apt-get
[14:55] <petrvs> vividerr: it what?
[14:55] <cool_boy> Hi people, sorry.. I may be not be in correct room to ask this if someone knows the correct room please redirect me there. Is there something like virtual printer exists? can a developer test printing jobs without having a physical printer?
[14:56] <petrvs> yup
[14:56] <vividerr> petrvs: I mean, what is the correct way to install a .deb on a system without a GUI?
[14:56] <petrvs> vividerr: that is
[14:57] <vividerr> petrvs: Great, thank you.
[14:57] <bett> hi guys, how do i  configuring ethernet connection between ubuntu and windows 8 <ubuntu 14.04 lts /win 8>
[14:58] <Besterino> hello everyone! Is this the right place to ask questions about ubuntu as a hyper-v guest?
[14:58] <petrvs> bett: http://askubuntu.com/questions/58161/connect-ubuntu-to-other-pc-with-direct-crossover-cable
[14:58] <petrvs> Besterino: there are worse places
[14:58] <BluesKaj> vividerr, sudo dpkg -i  nameofpackage
[14:59] <SchrodingersScat> I think locking my laptop deactivated 'motion', any way to prevent this?
[15:01] <Besterino> ok, here goes: I've set up an ubuntu-VM (14.04.2 LTS 3.16.0-34-generic x86_64) in Hyper-V Server. If I put stress on the virtual network (among VMs only), the HV_VMBUS driver spits the following errors: [87202.240500] hv_vmbus: "Buffer too small - needed 3056 bytes but got space for only 2048 bytes". However, no crash etc. Now I'm wondering whether there is a way to increase the buffer?
[15:01] <petrvs> SchrodingersScat: what makes you think that
[15:01] <Besterino> I've written a more comprehensive description on the MS-technet-forums (but not sure whether ok to post link here)
[15:01] <bobita> it looks like no one will answer me today
[15:01] <SchrodingersScat> petrvs: it recorded me locking the laptop, but not leaving out the door
[15:02] <petrvs> bobita: 42
[15:02] <capsicum> Hi, having some strange issues when attempting to install server iso from usb. I am getting error failed to copy file from cd-rom, retry.
[15:02] <somsip> !md5 | capsicum
[15:02] <petrvs> SchrodingersScat: how're you locking the laptop, maybe it's suspending
[15:03] <vividerr> SchrodingersScat: Specifcally what software are you using?
[15:03] <bobita> petrvs, ??
[15:03] <petrvs> bobita: answer
[15:03] <bobita> ...
[15:03] <Besterino> hehe
[15:04] <OerHeks> Besterino, increase buffers on your host http://blogs.technet.com/b/winserverperformance/archive/2010/02/02/increase-vmbus-buffer-sizes-to-increase-network-throughput-to-guest-vms.aspx
[15:04] <petrvs> bobita: yes it's possible
[15:04] <bobita> petrvs, can you tell me how?
[15:05] <petrvs> bobita: where is it?
[15:05] <SchrodingersScat> vividerr: xubuntu 14.10, motion
[15:05] <bobita> petrvs, where is what
[15:05] <OerHeks> xfce theme on gnome3/unity ,....
[15:05] <Besterino> OerHeks: That link only shows how to increase the buffer on Windows-Guests - I'm running a Linux guest.
[15:05] <somsip> bobita: just restate your question
[15:06] <j3507> hi ive installed ubuntu server 15, i had an error along the lines of unable to install grub boot loader, however the next step install lilo boot loader was successful and now the computer will only boot if the usb i used to install the os is present
[15:06] <petrvs> bobita: the theme
[15:06] <j3507> my noob solution would be to reinstall with an actual cd & cd drive
[15:06] <j3507> but as i said i can boot into the os, so i would like to try another way if anyone has suggestions
[15:06] <bobita> i asked if is possible to install xfce manajaro theme on ubuntu unity and how
[15:06] <bobita> :)
[15:06] <somsip> bobita: no
[15:07] <somsip> bobita: you might be able to pull some elements out of it (icons maybe) but it will not just 'work'
[15:07] <vividerr> j3507: is there a raid array?
[15:07] <j3507> no
[15:08] <SchrodingersScat> petrvs: I can still ssh in
[15:08] <OerHeks> Besterino, AFAIK you do this in the VM networkadapter settings, on the host
[15:09] <bobita> is there any command or something that i can use to see if i have any errors and if my system is working properly?
[15:09] <j3507> any suggestions?
[15:10] <somsip> bobita: do you suspect a problem? Why?
[15:10] <wusb54g> Hi. i have aproblem with my usb54g v4  works fine in  precise but with a fresh install with 14 i get wlan0 deautenticated reason 3 . it conects fine with fonera. in precise works like a charm and no problems.  i found lots a issues like this but never founs a fix for it
[15:11] <bobita> i dunno yet. seems to work ok but when i turn on and off my laptop it shows me something that looks like an error but i cannot see what is it cuz it dissapear very fast
[15:11] <Besterino> OerHeks: unfortunately it's a guest-VM setting. "...The buffers are allocated from the guest partition’s memory and updating the buffer size requires, per each guest VM, [...] In the guest VM, open the Device Manager..." I'm too stupid to figure out where to find the appropriate settings in ubuntu/linux
[15:12] <xd-commax> hola
[15:12] <xd-commax> alguien me puede ayudar
[15:12] <Neldogz> Anyone know of a way to backup Ubuntu 14.04 installed to a Software Raid 0 to disk image? Unfortunately Clonezilla does not support creating images of software raid.
[15:12] <xd-commax> nesecito instalr telegram en ubunu 15.04
[15:12] <DJones> !es | xd-commax
[15:12] <j3507> i will try to reinstall with a cd & cd drive.. thank you
[15:13] <xd-commax> ok
[15:13] <xd-commax> thazk
[15:13] <xd-commax> than
[15:17] <vividerr> Neldogz:https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Full_system_backup_with_rsync
[15:17] <Neldogz> vividerr: thank you, checking it out now.
[15:22] <xxxxxx> WARRIOR
[15:22] <petrvs> yup
[15:23] <vividerr> strong!
[15:23] <SchrodingersScat> on second check, it could just be taking longer to upload the files
[15:25] <Neldogz> vividerr: I have an idea.. wouldn't making a disk clone of each individual Raid Member suffice?
[15:26] <Neldogz> vividerr: Clonezilla will see the disks as individual disks.. so cloneing each one should work no?
[15:28] <vividerr> Neldogz: the data is usually striped across the disks, so most likely not. You'rewelcome to experiment though :-)
[15:28] <petrvs> no need to make image backups of Unix systems
[15:28] <petrvs> just save the data, and if you like the partition layout and bootloader
[15:28] <Neldogz> vividerr: eventhough it's striped.. a 1:1 disk clone should preserve everything.. This will be a good test
[15:30] <SchrodingersScat> vividerr / petrvs : my ignorance is confirmed, motion is uneffected, i'm just slow uploads
[15:30] <vividerr> Neldogz: Assuming the raid is re-created in the same way. I don't that that's guaranteed anywhere but who knows?
[15:30] <vividerr> Neldogz: backing up a raid 0 in this manner is, i believe, 'unspecified' behaviour. Im not exactly sure if it work,s
[15:31] <petrvs> SchrodingersScat: cool
[15:32] <phpmiddleman> why does not ln -fs aaa live overwite my old symlink live?
[15:34] <delinquentme> I have a dir owned by a group ... but a user in that group cant make files ... why?
[15:35] <Neldogz> vividerr: for RAID 1 I am thinking something similar.. Take an image of only 1 hard disk .. upon restoring the raid will rebuild itself
[15:35] <Neldogz> vividerr: or should rebuild itself :)
[15:35] <vividerr> Neldogz: RAID 1 was designed to do that.
[15:36] <Neldogz> vividerr: will test in a VM environment before trying on my production system
[15:36] <vividerr> Neldogz: Unless you need speed, I don't understsand why you want an image of the Raid. Can you not do a file copy?
[15:37] <Neldogz> vividerr: the file copy seems like more work to reassemble
[15:38] <jeffreylevesque> how can i `unzip` just the contents, and not have the leading directory be created during unzip?
[15:39] <petrvs> jeffreylevesque: ew
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> jeffreylevesque: so instead of folder\files ... just files
[15:40] <jeffreylevesque> yes sir
[15:40] <petrvs> try 7z e
[15:41] <jeffreylevesque> how can i do this via command line
[15:41] <scumdude> ey
[15:41] <scumdude> nothing
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> jeffreylevesque: what archive are you using?
[15:41] <jeffreylevesque> zip
[15:42] <jeffreylevesque> so, i've import the `unzip` module in python
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> jeffreylevesque: unzip "/path/to/archive.zip" "in/archive/folder/\*" -d "/path/to/unzip/to"
[15:46] <vividerr> jeffreylevesque: Does your question relate to tying in bash or unzipping with a python program?
[15:46] <vividerr> typing
[15:47] <ntz> hello
[15:48] <ntz> can anyone show me please a default /etc/rsyslogd.conf file ? I don't have debian
[15:48] <ntz> I need it for something
[15:48] <ntz> arcsky: ^^ hah, you're here
[15:49] <ntz> eg. please someone pastebin for me a default rsyslogd.conf from ubu, thanks
[15:49] <arcsky> ;)
[15:50] <OerHeks> Default logging rules can be found in /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf
[15:51] <arcsky> OerHeks: can you pastebinit for me please
[15:52] <ntz> I'd like to see specifically system-wide etc/rsyslogd.conf
[15:52] <vividerr> ntz: This is from 14.04http://paste.ubuntu.com/10912770/
[15:52] <OerHeks> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10912778/
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> ntz: what is the output of:   cat /etc/issue
[15:52] <ntz> vividerr: thanks !!!
[15:53] <arcsky> Questions guys, i have done apt-get remove syslog-ng. after i did updatedb and locate syslog-ng and files are left. how can i clean them?
[15:53] <ntz> ActionParsnip: 17:48 < ntz> can anyone show me please a default /etc/rsyslogd.conf file ? I don't have debian
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> ntz: what is the output of:   cat /etc/issue
[15:53] <OerHeks> you didn't ask for 32 or 64 bit
[15:53] <ntz> ^^ read the end of the line - so nothing you'd expect
[15:53] <ntz> ** I meant, I don't have buntu
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> ntz: then you arent supported here
[15:53] <arcsky> /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf needed
[15:53] <vividerr> ntz: The filename was different from what you asked for. /etc/rsyslog.conf without the 'd'
[15:54] <Pici> ActionParsnip: er...
[15:54] <vividerr> d suffix means default?
[15:54] <ntz> ActionParsnip: my big aplogize sir, but I requested a ubu file .. it's still same story
[15:54] <ntz> vividerr: thanks much ... I'm fine with your file
[15:54] <vividerr> i thought it stood for daemon though
[15:55] <SGMonkey> Hi guys. Just installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. And i checked the windows network, and it only shows a computer that used to exist on the network. Not the two current ones.
[15:55] <SGMonkey> +
[15:55] <mcphail> vividerr: the .d means it is a directory which contains fragments of configuration files
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> SGMonkey: if you run:    smbtree      do you see the other system?
[15:56] <SGMonkey> Not sure, I'm just wondering how it can possibly see a computer which doesnt exist anymore
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> SGMonkey: possibly some form of cache.... have you rebooted your router recently?
[15:57] <vividerr> mcphail: Not the .d on a folder name, the 'd' on the end of /etc/rsyslogd.conf
[15:57] <SGMonkey> Ahh i guess it could be stored in the router, but thats really odd
[15:57] <mcphail> vividerr: aah - yes, that generally means daemon
[15:57] <ntz> will: `dpkg --reconfigure pkgname' forcefully replace a %config files (in rpm terminology) ?
[15:57] <vividerr> SGMonkey: The windows network browser is really weird
[15:57] <jc00ke> 8:50 <jc00ke> Good morning. I upgraded from 14.10 to 15.04 yesterday and my networking stopped working. I'm at a loss as to how to debug. Suggestions? Thanks!
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: can you ping your router's internal IP?  I'm hardwired in, and I've rebooted.
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> bobita: read a book, sing a song, dance a dance
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: if you run:   sudo dhclient3 eth0   do you get an IP?
[15:59] <bobita> sry i wrote in the wrong channel :))
[15:59] <v0lksman> hello all!  how do you tell how many socket connections a box can handle? I've got a web app that takes a request and then pings a bunch of hosts.  I'm wondering how many ping jobs I can run given that apache can handle about 1k connections each of them issuing 4 tests so aproximately 5K simultaneous socket connections.  How can I confirm that the box can handle this many?
[16:00] <ntz> thanks for help ... vividerr++
[16:00] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: 'cannot find device "eth0"'
[16:01] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: ok, run:   sudo lshw -C network    what interfaces do you have?
[16:01] <khildin> jc00ke, you are on wireless or on wired?
[16:01] <risinglee> hellow
[16:01] <jc00ke> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/qhd20wXw/irccloudcapture958781908.jpg
[16:02] <jc00ke> khildin: I have WiFi turned off
[16:02] <SpaceHoers> Hey guys I'm working through LazyFoo's SDL tutorial on my machine, and for some reason when I try to unzip packaged tutorial sets in a directory, it is creating subdirectories that can only be accessed by root. Anyone know why I might be having this issue?
[16:02] <jc00ke> Logical name is eth1
[16:03] <risinglee> i come from china
[16:03] <risinglee> and you
[16:03] <khildin> try again to get an IP using eth1... :)
[16:03] <khildin> instead of eth0
[16:04] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: exactly what are you doing or typing to unzip them?
[16:04] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip khildin: RTNETLINK answers: File exists
[16:04] <SpaceHoers> mcphail: just using the unzip command with the zip file as the only argument
[16:05] <frecel> how come in light dm there is no option to turn on on screen keyboard after the system hybernates?
[16:05] <ActionParsnip> SpaceHoers: if the file is not in your home folder then you will need sudo to extract it so that you haved write access. I sugest you move the file to your users home and chown iot to your user.
[16:06] <jc00ke> My wired connection is set to use eth1
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: do you have a shortcut to enable / disable wifi? Have you use that to kill the wifi?
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: or go for the throat:  sudo modprobe -r iwlwifi
[16:08] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: no, nothing besides just using the network manager panel applet
[16:10] <SpaceHoers> ActionParsnip: That doesn't seem to be helping. I keep getting permission denied even after changing ownership and using sudo to extract
[16:10] <SGMonkey> How can i stream music from a windows share to ubuntu?
[16:10] <SpaceHoers> ActionParsnip: I am unable to even access the unzipped directory without root
[16:10] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: from the man page, it looks as if zip files support some horrible mess of embedded permissions. It may be this zip file has embedded permissions which are assigning the extracted files to root. Does "unzip -X file.zip" work any better?
[16:10] <SpaceHoers> ls
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> SpaceHoers: where do you have the file?
[16:10] <SpaceHoers> pwd
[16:10] <SpaceHoers> err
[16:11] <SpaceHoers> /home/spacehoers/SDL_tutorial
[16:11] <petrvs> SGMonkey: should play fine from a share
[16:11] <SGMonkey> using what software?
[16:11] <petrvs> any software
[16:11] <nike-um> yo!
[16:12] <SpaceHoers> mcphail: still seems to do the same thing
[16:12] <nike-um> any thoughts on ubuntu mate?
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> SpaceHoers: do you have /home o it's own partition?
[16:12] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: do you have similar problems with .zips from other sources?
[16:12] <petrvs> nike-um: it's ubuntu with mate
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> nike-um: this is support, not chitchat
[16:13] <SpaceHoers> mcphail: This is the first time I've ever encountered this. Been doing other unpacking just fine until now
[16:13] <SGMonkey> How do i get a list of all the installed software from the "Start Menu"?
[16:13] <SpaceHoers> ActionParsnip: Nope, entire install is on one partition
[16:13] <frecel> "Please try to downground your version of glibc. Supported version should have numbers 2.2.0." <--- I just got this as a response to a bug that is causing a steam game to not work on 15.04
[16:13] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: I'm a little nervous about removing the WiFi kernel module. How would I add it back?
[16:13] <frecel> I wonter how many people broke their system thanks to them
[16:14] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: I suspect it is due to whatever permissions are mebedded in the zip file itself. I'd just unzip it to a new directory and run a recursive chmod on the directory to assign the files to you
[16:14] <petrvs> SGMonkey: terminal > dpkg -l
[16:14] <phix> ok so the issue with cyrus-imapd, any one else experienced it too?? or is it a known bug???
[16:14] <SpaceHoers> mcphail: Fair enough. Just seems a little strange/tedious that it's doing this, where I've had no problems with this tutorial series in the past
[16:15] <OerHeks> frecel, so it is a steam issue.
[16:15] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: link to the troublesome file?
[16:15] <SpaceHoers> mcphail: I'll PM?
[16:15] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: ok
[16:16] <frecel> OerHeks: kinda, the issue is that they buld their engine against the libs that are in 14.04
[16:16] <SGMonkey> ok, a music player that isnt total garbage like rythmnbox?
[16:16] <phix> so any one here uses cyrus-imapd??
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: it only unloads it from kernel space. It will reload next boot....
[16:16] <OerHeks> frecel, try #ubuntu-steam or #valve for a fix/bugreport
[16:17] <frecel> OerHeks: I'm not asking for help here, I just pasted this because I think it's funny, downgrading libc would likely break a ton of apps
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> SGMonkey: how about rythmnbox, its as close to rythmnbox as you can get
[16:17] <SGMonkey> tool
[16:17] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: yes - that file has messed up permissions when extracted. The user doesn't have any access permissions to the directory.
[16:17] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: OK, I'll give it a try.
[16:17] <SGMonkey> Rythmbox is terrible
[16:17] <SpaceHoers> mcphail: Okay, I'll work around that and probably send the author a note. Thanks for your help
[16:18] <mcphail> SpaceHoers: np
[16:18] <SGMonkey> OK, how in the world do i close Rythmbox?
[16:18] <vividerr> frecel: There's a way to run multiple library versions. I'm sure some here will know how to do that.
[16:19] <frecel> vividerr: I believe it's a bash export thingy that can do that
[16:21] <mcphail> frecel: you can load alternative libraries by using the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable. Steam already does that with the steam runtime. I wouldn't do it for libc, though :)
[16:21] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: unloading and rebooting didn't fix it :-(
[16:21] <phix> so any ideas???
[16:22] <OerHeks> phix lots of them
[16:22] <Whitor> Hi all, Does anyone know of a good program that will compare two text files and highlight the differences between each.
[16:22] <mcphail> Whitor: diff
[16:22] <petrvs> Whitor: meld if you want a GUI
[16:22] <petrvs> vimdiff if you don't
[16:22] <Guest90142> Hello, I'm trying to cp this initrd.img file and it keeps saying "no such file or directory exists" but I can clearly see it on the external drive
[16:22] <petrvs> Guest90142: maybe your term isn't where you think it is
[16:22] <petrvs> Guest90142: 'pwd'
[16:23] <Whitor> I like GUI... I'll try meld...  Also try Diff becasue I like CLI too
[16:23] <petrvs> diff's okay, bit sparse
[16:23] <Whitor> Thanks !
[16:23] <petrvs> vimdiff is easily the best non-GUI
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: unloading and rebooting will put you back to where you started. When did I say to reboot?
[16:23] <Guest90142> I tried everything like that petrvs and it looks like I have the right path
[16:23] <petrvs> wdiff is nice, too, for different situations
[16:23] <mcphail> Whitor: most of the tools use diff internally so just use whatever wrapper you like best :)
[16:23] <petrvs> Guest90142: looks?
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: unload the module, then get eth1 to request an IP using dhclient
[16:23] <petrvs> Guest90142: what's the file name? Where does 'mount' say the drive is mounted?
[16:23] <Guest90142> when I us cd I can navigate to the file
[16:23] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: ah, OK
[16:24] <Guest90142> it is in ~/media/ubuntu/new
[16:24] <Guest90142> the file name is initrd.img
[16:24] <mcphail> Guest90142: are you sure it is in ~/media etc rether than just ?media...
[16:25] <phix> OerHeks: related to my questionb
[16:25] <phix> s/b//
[16:25] <Guest90142> yes I've tried both versions mcphail
[16:25] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: device not found "eth1"
[16:25] <BubbaGrace> anyone know what network mint is on?
[16:25] <petrvs> irc.spotchat.org
[16:25] <OerHeks> phix, i read back, all i know is this great german wiki about Cyrus Imap  http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Cyrus_IMAPD
[16:25] <petrvs> or /join #linux-mint and read topic
[16:25] <Guest90142> my latest resort has been using cd to get into the new folder where its mounted and then try a direct cp initrd.img and still
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: ok check the name with lshw again
[16:26] <jc00ke> Unclaimed network adapters https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/djPGWfsI/irccloudcapture-1478101800.jpg
[16:26] <mcphail> Guest90142: what is the exact command you are using to make the copy
[16:26] <Guest90142> cp initrd.img .
[16:26] <phix> OerHeks: It in english?
[16:26] <Guest90142> I run that command from the new folder where the initrd.img is located
[16:27] <mcphail> Guest90142: that command would just try to copy the file to itself
[16:27] <OerHeks> phix, there is a english wiki too, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cyrus
[16:28] <Guest90142> so if I wanted to make a copy of it within the same new file, what should I do mcphail?
[16:28] <Guest90142> I've tried cp initrd.img initrd2.img
[16:28] <mcphail> Guest90142: what is the output of "ls -l initrd.img"?
[16:29] <SGMonkey> ok, so if i use the keyboard shortcut to turn the volume down and it hits zero, i have to restart to be able to adjust it
[16:29] <SGMonkey> Ive just got a flashing volume bar in the top right corner
[16:29] <Guest90142> http://pastebin.com/PnhfTN8u
[16:29] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: unclaimed adapters (see screenshot)
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> jc00ke: ok then you need to see what driver an RTL8111 needs and get that
[16:30] <phix> OerHeks: ok that wiki doesn't mention anything about the ubuntu specific bug in the cyrus init script
[16:30] <jc00ke> ActionParsnip: OK, will google around. It's never needed a special driver before.
[16:31] <mcphail> Guest90142: i think you have a broken simlink
[16:31] <Guest90142> mcphail, what is a simlink?
[16:31] <Guest90142> and how do I fix this lol
[16:31] <OerHeks> phix, you might want to search on launchpad for that 'specific bug'
[16:31] <ioria> jc00ke, lsmod | grep r816 ?
[16:31] <phix> OerHeks: when you type in sudo service cyrus-imapd stop (or sudo /etc/init.d/cyrus-imapd stop) it doesn't actually kill the cyrmaster or notify process.
[16:31] <mcphail> Guest90142: paste the output of ls -l /media/ubuntu/new/boot/initrd.img-3.13.0-37-generic
[16:32] <vividerr> jc00ke: some drivers were blacklisted in vivid. it's possible this might be the case here.
[16:32] <Guest90142> mcphail, http://pastebin.com/DABwehcL
[16:33] <mcphail> Guest90142: your external drive contains a reference/pointer to the initrd.img file rather than the file itself. That's a "broken simlink" and explains why you can't copy the file
[16:34] <jc00ke> ioria: no results
[16:35] <Guest90142> not sure I understand what that means, but good to know. I'm just trying to get into the files and I thought that this initrd.img file would help me
[16:35] <Guest90142> like mentioned here: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/07/how-to-view-modify-and-recreate-initrd-img/
[16:35] <mcphail> Guest90142: simlinks can be confusing. Do you need me to explain further?
[16:35] <jc00ke> vividerr: wow, that would be quite the unexpected result in an upgrade.
[16:35] <vividerr> Guest90142: He is saying you copied a shortcut not the file
[16:36] <Guest90142> I'm really just trying to get the files on this img I created mcphail. I was then able to mount but all I see is an srv folder and these initrd.img and vmlinuz files
[16:36] <Guest90142> I'm not sure what to do with them
[16:37] <vividerr> jc00ke: A lot of chromebooks are rolling back from 15.04 due to a blacklisted driver their trackpad needs.
[16:37] <mcphail> Guest90142: yes - you've only put links to those files on the disk, rather than the actual files themselves
[16:37] <Guest90142> I just want the .docx files from my old drive and these are not .docx files
[16:37] <Guest90142> oh
[16:37] <Guest90142> so the files are still on my broken harddrive?
[16:37] <OerHeks> phix, looks like not 'ubuntu specific' to me > https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=743013
[16:38] <Guest90142> I ran ddrescue for 4 straight days to create an img of it though
[16:38] <mcphail> Guest90142: they're certainly not on your external drive...
[16:38] <mcphail> Guest90142: I presume the original hard drive had /boot on a separate partition?
[16:38] <Guest90142> hmm, why does it say the image.img file on the external harddrive is 491.6 gigabytes though?
[16:39] <Guest90142> I'm not sure mchail. One day my harddrive just didn't load so I've been using a live ubuntu session
[16:39] <mcphail> Guest90142: the image may be full of corrupt data
[16:40] <mcphail> Guest90142: the only directory ddrescue has found is /srv, which isn't a very useful one to find
[16:40] <jc00ke> vividerr: do you happen to know where i could find that list?
[16:40] <Guest90142> out of 4 days of searching it only found one folder? And that folder is empty.
[16:40] <mcphail> Guest90142: you may want to look at a different tool such as photorec to find your lost files
[16:40] <Guest90142> I tried photrec and after 9 gigs I decided to go with ddrescue. I guess I'll just return to photorec
[16:41] <daftykins> ugh why do people always end up running ddrescue
[16:41] <daftykins> don't they know that's likely to trash their disk further ¬_¬
[16:41] <Guest90142> no I didn't daftykins lol
[16:41] <daftykins> Guest90142: in what way has this disk failed? is it plugged in right now?
[16:42] <ioria> jc00ke, lspci -v does not show any driver kernel in use for Network, then ?
[16:42] <Guest90142> I have a lenovo labtop and I was running windows 8 on it. Then I believe I ran a ubuntu session and tried a "hibernate" and then couldn't wake the computer up so did a hard restart. Then I never saw the GRUB again and here I am running the live session to et it back
[16:43] <daftykins> Guest90142: ah ok so it's not actually a failed hard disk at all, just a borked Windows 8?
[16:43] <jc00ke> ioria: I'm not sure https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/nwDqQSau/irccloudcapture1365797535.jpg
[16:43] <Guest90142> I get this intrarams error when I try to run the windows 8 harddrive directly and then it just hangs there..
[16:43] <Guest90142> I think so daftykins
[16:43] <daftykins> Guest90142: so you're typing right now on this laptop in a live session?
[16:43] <Guest90142> but in the "disk" thing on ubuntu it says that this 500gb harddrive is about to fail
[16:44] <Guest90142> so maybe it is damaged
[16:44] <daftykins> Guest90142: can you run "sudo apt-get install pastebinit smartmontools" then "sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda | pastebinit"
[16:44] <Guest90142> yes daftykins, from a live session on a 8gb usb key
[16:44] <daftykins> and share the link
[16:44] <Guest90142> ok give me a second
[16:45] <KaKila> An usb port is causing delays at boot. Here is the issue described  in some detail http://askubuntu.com/questions/613786/udev-wait-for-complete-device-initialization Anybody has any suggestion?
[16:45] <ioria> jc00ke, run with sudo and can you use paste.ubuntu.com ... because would be usefull the entire output
[16:46] <daftykins> KaKila: they are the front ports on your case? does the issue go away when you unplug them from the motherboard?
[16:46] <Guest78381> Before 15.04 I was able to change the title of my Gnome terminal tab, but now the right-menu option is gone.  How do I fix this?
[16:46] <jc00ke> ioria: I'm on my phone, my computer has no connectivity :-(
[16:46] <Guest90142> daftykins, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10913377/
[16:47] <daftykins> Guest90142: oh wow that disk is messed up big time
[16:47] <daftykins> Guest90142: these MS Word docs you want, are they super important?
[16:47] <mcphail> Guest90142: i agree with daftykins :(
[16:47] <jc00ke> ioria: with sudo https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/zxX2pbzb/irccloudcapture32387701.jpg
[16:47] <Guest90142> yes
[16:48] <Guest90142> I have 2 files, a docx and a powerpoint that I need.  I've tried clicking on it and gives me an error
[16:49] <daftykins> Guest90142: run the above then we'll proceed
[16:50] <ioria> jc00ke, ok... the idea would be to send you the source code and try to build and  install..... :-^
[16:50] <bobita> did anybody seen viktor lately?
[16:51] <Guest90142> still waiting for it daftykins
[16:51] <ioria> jc00ke, but  you 'd need a bunch of stuff that surely you don't have :(
[16:52] <ioria> jc00ke, we can try ...
[16:52] <daftykins> jc00ke: what's this, are you missing a wifi driver? or wired too?
[16:52] <daftykins> surely just "sudo modprobe iwlwifi" might be a good start?
[16:52] <jc00ke> ioria: I'm up for trying anything. I can run and grab my gf's laptop if needed (at her house)
[16:53] <ioria> jc00ke, before try daftykins suggestion : sudo modprobe iwlwifi
[16:53] <newbie13> Is there a good resource for newb Ubuntu/Linux users?  Like a  guide resource?
[16:53] <daftykins> !manual | newbie13
[16:53] <studio_> hi
[16:54] <daftykins> newbie13: i would also recommend LFS101x - a free course at www.edx.org
[16:54] <studio_> i have i simple question
[16:54] <Guest90142> daftykins, here is a screenshot of what it says abut the drive: http://imgur.com/a2b54zY
[16:54] <daftykins> studio_: so ask it instead of giving us this preamble? :)
[16:54] <newbie13> thanks!
[16:54] <newbie13> !manual
[16:54] <Guest90142> the sudo parted -l | pastebinit is hanging I think
[16:54] <studio_> why "nfs:// ... " is not supported in ubuntu since years?
[16:54] <jc00ke> I just found out my trackpad doesn't work either.
[16:55] <petrvs> studio_: should be supported by apps that support it, once configured
[16:55] <daftykins> Guest90142: yeah didn't need that, i can tell it's completely dead from the command i asked you for earlier :)
[16:55] <studio_> petrvs, what filemanager?
[16:55] <ioria> jc00ke, sudo modprobe iwlwifi
[16:55] <daftykins> Guest90142: i see you making up a paste of a mount error there, are you getting help in another channel or something? because i kind of need focus else i will go and do something else...
[16:56] <Guest90142> I was going to send this before you told me to do the parted big
[16:56] <Guest90142> bit
[16:56] <Guest90142> http://pastebin.com/TYWpck7N
[16:56] <daftykins> Guest90142: your screenshot does show that there are no NTFS volumes on that disk though?
[16:56] <Guest90142> but didn't think it would be useful to you
[16:57] <studio_> petrvs, i reseached today, but nfs:// is not supported since years on ubuntu?
[16:57] <Guest90142> not sure daftykins, I don't know much about the types of partitions
[16:57] <daftykins> Guest90142: so what's holding up the 'sudo parted -l | pastebinit' ?
[16:57] <petrvs> studio_: I doubt that
[16:58] <daftykins> studio_: definitely false
[16:58] <Guest90142> not sure. Its sitting there with a blank line beneath it. Hasn't shown my prompt yet
[16:58] <mcphail> daftykins: I've had "parted" hang indefinitely with borked disks
[16:58] <Guest90142> I'll try running it in another terminal
[16:58] <EriC^^> Guest90142: try sudo parted -l alone
[16:58] <daftykins> ^
[16:59] <newbie13> daftykins: I went to www.edx.org and checked out LFS101 and it came up with  LFS101x.2. .  Is that what I need?  Also, when I click on learn more, it states "server not found"?
[16:59] <Guest90142> http://pastebin.com/g5gdiDK7
[16:59] <studio_> petrvs, daftykins, what filemager is supporting nfs:// on ubuntu?
[16:59] <daftykins> Guest90142: so you're 100% sure that MS Word docs are on this EXT4 partition? seems a bit... unlikely that you would have edited MS format documents on a Linux system no?
[16:59] <Guest90142> when I just do it along EriC and daftykins I get this option, what should I do
[16:59] <daftykins> newbie13: yes. i'm not responsible for their server errors, so no ideas there
[16:59] <petrvs> studio_: try nfs-lan
[17:00] <daftykins> newbie13: yes to that course name. i'm not responsible for their server errors, so no ideas there
[17:00] <Guest90142> I know they were docs, but can't remember if I made them on the windows 8 or using ubuntu odt to be honest
[17:00] <daftykins> well do you remember using Libre office or MS office...
[17:00] <studio_> yes, i have seen nfs-lan, but it is only for Nautilus
[17:01] <Guest90142> oh! Actually, it couldn't be docx or libre, I was using a text editor to make html files.
[17:01] <petrvs> studio_: what would you prefer to use other than nautilus?
[17:01] <Guest90142> So I think it was windows 8 because I don't remember using a text editor on ubuntu
[17:01] <daftykins> Guest90142: so is it possible the important files you want aren't even on this failed disk?
[17:01] <studio_> i use thunar in the moment
[17:02] <daftykins> pretty sure thunar is quite limited
[17:02] <Guest90142> I don't have any other disks that I can recall..but maybe I did switch it out..
[17:02] <Guest90142> what happened happened 8 months ago and is now a jumbled memory
[17:02] <daftykins> Guest90142: thing is i see like 4+ HDDs in your machine there
[17:02] <studio_> and on ubuntu-touch i don't know what they use
[17:02] <daftykins> well three and a tiny SSD
[17:03] <Guest90142> daftykins, I have 1 tb external harddrive and one 8gb usb key and then the broken 500 gb inside the laptop
[17:03] <Guest90142> not sure what else is going on there
[17:03] <daftykins> oh a laptop ok
[17:03] <Guest90142> maybe I accidentally tried to create new mount points off of the img I created using ddrescue
[17:03] <daftykins> i see two 1TB devices, the 24GB SSD and the 500GB failed
[17:04] <Guest90142> yeah, I'm confused by all that to be honest.
[17:04] <daftykins> in your screenshot, the 500GB failed disk has only Linux partitions
[17:04] <daftykins> so i'm a little puzzled as to where you've put Windows 8 ;) on the SSD?
[17:04] <Guest90142> hmmm, the powerpoint might be on the linux one, because I remember getting frustrated with a free version of powerpoint
[17:04] <srm> Hi. After update, I'm stuck with "drive for /dev/mapper/cryptswap ... not ready or found". None of the steps (M, S) works, i.e. screen is stuck. How to fix this? Especially, how to chroot from livedvd. I have no idea, especially b/c I'm using ecryptfs
[17:04] <daftykins> you won't get powerpoint on Linux
[17:04] <studio_> daftykins, i have to use external link to install nfs-browsing-support on ubuntu?
[17:04] <daftykins> !chroot | srm
[17:05] <Guest90142> windows 8 must be on the other harddrive then...
[17:05] <daftykins> studio_: i never use NFS, can't help you
[17:05] <Guest90142> damn dafykins lol it must be on the other drive then
[17:05] <daftykins> Guest90142: can you screenshot selecting the 24GB SSD?
[17:05] <daftykins> or just tell me the partitions it sees on it
[17:06] <Guest90142> http://imgur.com/XTacShB daftykins
[17:06] <studio_> daftykins, who can help with ubuntu and browsing nfs? other channel?
[17:06] <daftykins> studio_: just address this channel with a properly phrased question on one line
[17:07] <daftykins> Guest90142: heh, nothing there. is Windows maybe on the external 1TB? (odd idea i know, but i see no sign of it)
[17:08] <ioria> srm you encypted also home folder ?
[17:09] <Guest90142> dafykins, it won't be on the external. I just bought it 3 days ago. I have 2 of my old harddrives in front of me here. I can try and take out this linux one and insert it and maybe it will have it
[17:09] <Guest90142> not sure if I should powerdown first though haha
[17:09] <jc00ke> ioria: no results for sudo modprobe iwlwifi
[17:09] <daftykins> Guest90142: ah ok, yeah Windows must be on the other. Right, so what do you want to achieve here today? because that Hitachi 500GB is 100% toast
[17:10] <studio_> daftykins, sorry for my englisch, i do not understand your answer. it seems that it is an old bug, that ubuntu can't browse nfs-shares.