[18:58] <brennan> L3 here is sudo fdisk -l
[18:58] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123901/
[18:59] <akamikeym> bekks, ok might give it a shot, what would th copy command be cp -Rp * ?
[19:00] <L3top> I am in a few chats brennan... unless you complete my name, it doesnt ping me. you could have just typed tab at that point btw... L3<tab>
[19:00] <djzn> trism, any progress with the cursor?
[19:00] <ghostnik11> hi i am trying to change my keyboard layout to spanish so when i type i get the correct letters. but when i go to keyboard layout and added spanish latin america and logged out and logged back in the keyboard layout didn't change its still stuck on english even though above in my gnome 3 desktop i select espanol
[19:01] <L3top> ok brennan... definitely not there... can I see the lsusb?
[19:01] <dimos> Hello! I want to install a virtual ubuntu server...the ubuntu 12.04 server version in KVM...what do you suggest? Ubuntu Server 12.04, 32 or 64 bits? my cpu is 64bits...
[19:01] <L3top> brennan: btw I assume that you had the SD plugged in for that fdisk?
[19:02] <L3top> dimos: virtualized i would run 32... and you just... install it.
[19:02] <ns_nazri> dimos, i think vmware
[19:03] <bekks> dimos: I'd run 64bit as long as the CPU supports 64bit guests.
[19:03] <bekks> dimos: And I'd use virtualbox instead of KVM.
[19:03] <brennan> yes L3top It was plugged it i'll try lsusb
[19:03] <L3top> I disagree with bekks... and that is ok :)
[19:04] <zykotick9> dimos: are you planning to use the vm for something that would benefit from 64bitness?  or are you going to give the VM more then 4GB RAM?  if no, to either - i'd suggest 32bit
[19:04] <ns_nazri> bekks, is good idea this open source and free
[19:04] <r3dLunchb0x> any nagios experts here?
[19:04] <L3top> !ot | ns_nazri
[19:04] <dimos> bekks, ns_nazri: i choose KVM because i see on the internet that is better for Linux Virtualization...
[19:05] <Gregor3000> dimos,i have xubuntu desktop and some server packages 32bit. but i have only 512 MB ram in vbox. LAMP runs fine
[19:05] <zykotick9> dimos: if you want a desktop VM (with 3d graphics, use virtualbox).  if you want something fast/more supported in gnu/linux - use kvm.
[19:06] <trism> djzn: tried a few things, but nothing really worked, still looking but it has got to be a bug somewhere (would definitely like to figure out why it works over firefox but not elsewhere)
[19:07] <dimos> zykotick9: yes, i want a server installation...so i think is better KVM...+i want the server just for simple things...lamp, python socket scripts etc
[19:07] <goddard> hey go take the poll http://gopollgo.com/what-linux-desktop-do-you-use-currently
[19:07] <ns_nazri> dimos, i suggation u use "cloudmin"
[19:07] <hkais> hello all
[19:07] <brennan> L3top,  here is lsusb
[19:07] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123917/
[19:08] <IdleOne> goddard: That is hardly on topic for this channel. Please don't advertise in here
[19:08] <hkais> anyone here who knows why my notebook isn't resuming any more from suspend without a self triggered reboot?
[19:08] <ns_nazri> dimos, http://www.virtualmin.com/about-cloudmin
[19:08] <hkais> I have 12.04 installed, and it was running for a while without problems
[19:09] <Gregor3000> hkais,does it still work if you use older kernel?
[19:09] <alexhairyman> where are gconf schema's stored?
[19:09] <dimos> ns_nazri: it's like the VirtualMachine interface but on browser?
[19:09] <djzn> trism: I think this is an ancestral bug with COMPIZ...
[19:09] <hkais> Gregor3000: I haven't tried it with unpatched kernels
[19:09] <hkais> Gregor3000: which version should I try?
[19:10] <Gregor3000> hkais,try the oldest one you have see if it works. sometimes kernel changes break suspend/hibernate... well power management features. happens on desktops as well.
[19:10] <hkais> hmm okay. i will try it
[19:10] <ns_nazri> dimos, i cannot sure
[19:10] <Gregor3000> hkais,if older kernel work well then it's probably a bug and you should report it
[19:10] <bekks> dimos: It does not support VirtualBox. Use phpmyvirtualbox instead then.
[19:11] <hkais> do you know which version was in the first 12.04 release?
[19:11] <L3top> wow... brennan. thats not... hopeful. How old is this laptop btw?
[19:11] <Gregor3000> hkais,-23? i don't know really...
[19:11] <trism> djzn: there is the old bug 86184 but I can't really get it to work anywhere
[19:12] <ns_nazri> bekks, how get phpmyvirtualbox
[19:12] <bekks> ns_nazri: By downloading it.
[19:12] <sokje> ns_nazri, download from google-code and unpack into your www-root
[19:12] <dimos> ns_nazri, bekks: seems interesting...so, is possible to manage the virtual systems inside browser?
[19:13] <sokje> yup
[19:13] <sokje> phpvirtualbox is nice :)
[19:13] <L3top> brennan: lspci | grep -i sd
[19:13] <djzn> trism: last time I saw that bug fixed it required a recompilation of compiz....
[19:13] <bekks> dimos: Thats what phpmyvirtualbox is designed for, yes.
[19:13] <djzn> trism: but then the patch no longer works with compiz-current tree... so
[19:13] <ns_nazri> bekks, thank give me info
[19:14] <sokje> i'm using xubuntu 12.04 (xfce 4.10 - but same problem applies to the supplied xfce version aswell). When i "unloack" a luks-encrypted Partition/Drive it gets mounted properly. Tho it misses an icon in the places menu. It has the correct icon in thunar tho. Anyone had this error before ? Its been like that with a fresh xubuntu 12.04 install
[19:14] <brennan> L3top, it is a fairly new laptop i had lubuntu and used this problematic card
[19:15] <L3top> brennan: lspci | grep -i sd         does that produce any output?
[19:15] <sokje> bekks, its called phpvirtualbox tho. not phpmyvirtual box ( guess you're mixing words with phpmyadmin ;p)
[19:15] <bekks> ns_nazri: http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/
[19:15] <bekks> sokje: Indeed, thanks for that hint :)
[19:15] <brennan> no it just refreshes the command lind
[19:16] <brennan> L3top, *line
[19:16] <sokje> well, google would suggest the correct one anyways,.. :P
[19:16] <L3top> brennan: go ahead and pastebin the output of lspci -nn
[19:17] <dimos> bekks: Very good... ns_nazri, Gregor3000, zykotick9, L3top,  i'll download ubuntu server 12.04 32 bits and i'll use KVM...
[19:17] <zykotick9> dimos: fyi your cpu MUST support virtualization to use kvm
[19:17] <dagerik> back in 10.04 I had big problems with the gma500 card. Is this resolved now?
[19:17] <dimos> bekks: first of all i'll setup the server and after i'll try the cloudmin ( ns_nazri )
[19:18] <L3top> meh... define resolved dagerik...
[19:18] <dagerik> L3top: can I without problems install 12.04 and do my stuff
[19:18] <brennan> L3top, here is lspci -nn
[19:18] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123944/
[19:19] <klj613> whats wrong with http://pastie.org/4373280 in .bashrc? whenever it there and logout/in my 'll' doesnt work (probably others too). ls works though
[19:19] <L3top> dagerik: It takes a little work. It is not plug it in and go.
[19:19] <ns_nazri> dimos:thanks to share
[19:20] <jess88> can somone help me with my void11 installation problem?
[19:20] <livingdaylight> is it best to let burner decide speed, i.e. Auto or to manually set the speed. And if so, is as slow a burn as possible better, or?
[19:20] <jess88> hello?
[19:20] <studio> is there any way to see my connection speed from terminal?
[19:20] <ns_nazri> what software burner
[19:21] <livingdaylight> ns_nazri: does it matter? k3b
[19:21] <dimos> zykotick9: right! i checked it...it's ok!
[19:21] <IdleOne> livingdaylight: the slower the speed the better
[19:21] <L3top> brennan: I am just not seeing this thing. Last attempt... pastebin the output of: sudo lshw
[19:21] <livingdaylight> IdleOne: thanks for the tip
[19:21] <dimos> Thank you all! :)
[19:22] <robertzaccour> How do you get and set up live wallpapers in Ubuntu?
[19:22] <dagerik> When I shutdown my ubuntu. It stops with a black screen with a text saying "Ubuntu 10.04" and four dots below. But it never completely shuts down. Help
[19:22] <whoever> hi all, need some help with esata,  its not showing up. fdis- -l not listed, go to disk utillity, i can see the periphial device but no info . can someone assist
[19:22] <robertzaccour> I wanna use the matrix code with cairo dock
[19:22] <b0nghitter> is there an app for ubuntu server 12.04 to show the cpu temp? i dont have X installed
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> dagerik: if you run:  sudo shutdown -h now      does it die?
[19:22] <akamikeym> b0nghitter, sensors
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> b0nghitter: run:  sudo sensors
[19:22] <b0nghitter> ok thanks
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> !sensor | b0nghitter
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> !lmsensor
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> !sensors
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> thats it :)
[19:23] <b0nghitter> cool ty
[19:24] <brennan> L3top,  here is lshw
[19:24] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123956/
[19:25] <BLEACH__> i use "xsensors"
[19:25] <studio> can i see my connection speed via terminal?
[19:25] <dagerik> L3top: I installed 10.04 with a custom distro, so it would work with gma500. Where on my ubuntu should I look to find where I can see status of this project?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> BLEACH__: its a server, no X server to use :)
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> studio: sure. sudo lshw -C network     will tell you
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> studio: or you can test real speed by using wget for a big file
[19:26] <trism> djzn: as a workaround, it seems using a cursor theme that is already huge works, though the one I tested from the repos (comixcursors-righthanded-opaque) doesn't come with alteratives so you have to create them yourself
[19:27] <BLEACH__> xsensors check cpu temp.
[19:27] <tshirtman> hi there, i fill i should fill a bug about my hibernation issue, i'm willing to spend time solving it, but i'm not sure on what package to tell apport fill it ?
[19:28] <akamikeym> bekks, Ok thanks, that appears to have worked, I just partitioned with fdisk after wiping the partition table with dd to be sure and copied the partitions across with gparted. Just off to test it, bye
[19:28] <L3top> dagerik: I take it back... they are saying 12.04 works OOTB with poulsbo
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> BLEACH__: its a server, no X server, no gui.
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> 20:24 < brennan> L3top,  here is lshw
[19:28] <islandmonkey> tshirtman: You're on 12.04, right? Hibernating was disabled in 12.04.
[19:28] <dagerik> L3top: I see
[19:28] <brennan> what? ActionParsnip
[19:28] <brennan> ?
[19:28] <trism> djzn: but creating: /usr/share/icons/ComixCursors-Opaque-White-Huge/cursor.theme with http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123959/ and then: sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme x-cursor-theme /usr/share/icons/ComixCursors-Opaque-White-Huge/cursor.theme 30;
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> BLEACH__: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/xsensors   xsensors uses libgtk, so is a gui app
[19:28] <L3top> brennan: I do not see it. At all.
[19:28] <tshirtman> islandmonkey: yeah, suspend to ram doesn't work eithir
[19:28] <tshirtman> either
[19:29] <lattera> any way to migrate an ext4 system to btrfs on 12.04 while the fs is online?
[19:29] <dagerik> L3top: this ubuntu install I have here is custom, put together by an ubuntu user. dist upgrade will probably break it?
[19:29] <brennan> L3top,  fuck like what would it be called?
[19:29] <BLEACH__> ohh
[19:29] <trism> djzn: then: sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme; gives me a pretty large cursor (it is unfortunately more complicated than it should be though)
[19:29] <brennan> it worked in lubuntu on the same laptop
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> brennan: you didn't run what I said
[19:30] <robertzaccour> I wanna use the matrix code with cairo dock
[19:30] <islandmonkey> tshirtman: OK then, do ubuntu-bug upstart (or linux?)
[19:31] <brennan> sorry ActionParsnip i didnt understand. what do you want me to run?
[19:31] <islandmonkey> I'm not sure.
[19:31] <L3top> dagerik: I am not actually sure how you go from LTS to LTS but there is a one step way to do it I think... though it might require a point release on 12.04... I would back up the install and do-release-upgrade -d  I think... don't quote me on that and ask chan how to go from 1004 to 1204.
[19:31] <islandmonkey> But of course, the bug guys can always move it.
[19:31] <meganerd> L3top: That is how I upgraded from 10.04 to 12.04
[19:32] <islandmonkey> tshirtman: Oh and just report the suspend to disk bug.
[19:32] <meganerd> L3top: always make sure you remove any custom or PPA packages (ppa-purge helps a lot)
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> 20:26 < ActionParsnip> studio: sure. sudo lshw -C network     will tell you
[19:32] <L3top> good point... dagerik ^
[19:33] <robertzaccour> How do you get and set up live wallpapers in Ubuntu?
[19:33] <djzn> trism: the trick lies in 'resize' the DMZ cursors...
[19:33] <L3top> ActionParsnip: brennan is looking for an SD card/drive
[19:33] <dagerik> L3top: thanks for the hilight, otherwise that comment would have passed me by.
[19:33] <BLEACH__> u get wallpaper in google image
[19:33] <trism> djzn: that is actually not a bad idea
[19:33] <djzn> trism: installing a new cursor actually is a different topic....
[19:33] <tecseiryu> ^^^
[19:33] <islandmonkey> !tab | BLEACH__
[19:34] <tshirtman> islandmonkey: suspend to disk = hibernate, or should i report suspend to ram ?
[19:34] <brennan> yes ActionParsnip, L3top is right
[19:34] <trism> djzn: yeah I understand, unfortunately I have no idea where the bug lies
[19:34] <islandmonkey> Whoops
[19:34] <islandmonkey> Wrong factoid :)
[19:35] <islandmonkey> tshirtman: suspend to ram only. If you report the hibernate issue the bug will be ignored.
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> brennan: then use:  sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/devicename
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> brennan: eg:  sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sdc
[19:36] <Hagop> Ubuntu newbie looking for advanced help further diagnosing/configuring failing ethernet connection on fresh install of 12.04 (performed 7/31). Preliminary diagnosis indicates installation recognizes both onboard ethernet ports (NVIDIA using forcedeth on Tyan 2895 system board) but wired computer is either not connecting or not getting IP address from Netgear WGT624 router.
[19:36] <Venom> how can i backup my settings?
[19:37] <Venom> im changing my hard drive tomorrow and i dont want to configure everything again
[19:37] <brennan> ActionParsnip,  i think your right but i dont know what the device is called??
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> brennan: sudo fdisk -l     will show you
[19:37] <brennan> ok
[19:37] <djzn> trism, which is the bug you told me about an hour ago?
[19:39] <unheeding> should I install ubuntu
[19:39] <tecseiryu> Should you?
[19:39] <brennan> ActionParsnip, i have it do you want me to paster it?
[19:39] <unheeding> tecseiryu: should I??
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> brennan: I don't need it, you do
[19:39] <BLEACH__> yes
[19:39] <unheeding> I hear that the latest version supports sleep on laptops
[19:39] <unheeding> is this correct?
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> unheeding: they all do....
[19:40] <unheeding> ActionParsnip: my problem with linux is that it never supported sleep properly, unlike windows
[19:40] <tshirtman> islandmonkey: ok
[19:40] <trism> djzn: it *might* be bug 86184 but that is a really old bug, code has changed significantly since then, could be anywhere
[19:40] <robertzaccour> How do you get and set up live wallpapers in Ubuntu?
[19:40] <tshirtman> is hibernation reactivated in 12.10 ?
[19:40] <BLEACH__> only windows support sleep
[19:40] <islandmonkey> unheeding: If you meant hibernate then no. Linux lacks in 1) good hibernate and 2) better power usage
[19:40] <brennan> i dont know what to do?
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> unheeding: never had an issue with it here, depends on the hardware, windws gets a LOT of love from manufacturers with drivers so that the OS works with the hardware so it will work
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> unheeding: its a totally different OS with different support
[19:41] <islandmonkey> tshirtman: No and thank god it won't.
[19:41] <tshirtman> :(
[19:41] <unheeding> islandmonkey: i dont mean hibernate, i mean sleep.  like suspend
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> brennan: how many physical disks are in your system?#
[19:41] <tshirtman> it was great when hibernation worked
[19:42] <BLEACH__> hibernate can support linux and windos
[19:42] <brennan> ActionParsnip,  it says 3
[19:42] <brennan> ActionParsnip, 3 diferent disks
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> brennan: then I'm guessing the SD card will be the smallest, read the output, it's very structured
[19:42] <islandmonkey> tshirtman: Crikey, you must be 1 out of 12 million people where hibernation actually worked!
[19:42] <tecseiryu> Is unheeding only talking about sleep mode, though?
[19:42] <L3top> ActionParsnip: nothing (other than installl drive sda) shows in fdisk, I dont see it in lsusb lspci or lshw... It is simply poof.
[19:42] <islandmonkey> tecseiryu: Yes
[19:42] <tshirtman> i had no issue with hibernation before compiz i believe, then it came and went depending on computers and versions
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> islandmonkey: grab a Dell D420 and it will work 100% OOTB, except the finger reader but...who cares
[19:43] <L3top> ActionParsnip: the three he is referring to is sda1 2 and  5.
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> tehqwertz: tried Unity 2D session, no compiz there
[19:43] <tshirtman> there are a lot of computers for which hibernation worked
[19:43] <xomp> is there anyway I can xfer all the files and permissions from one box to another? I'm working with 2 VPS' running the same version of the OS and all packages are the same right now
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> brennan: pastebin the output of fdisk if you want
[19:44] <L3top> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123901/
[19:44] <xomp> I've cloned all installed packages so far, I just need to get the rest of the stuff over.
[19:44] <trism> djzn: I can't even get the resizing to work in gnome classic (no effects), so no compiz running and getting the same behavior
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> L3top: hmm
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> brennan: is the system a laptop?
[19:45] <brennan> ActionParsnip, yes it is here is fdisk -l
[19:45] <L3top> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123917/ is lsusb     http://paste.ubuntu.com/1123944/ is lspci    and I looked through his entire lshw... nothin
[19:45] <djzn> trism: that bug, has got a number of duplicates, it is a series of duplicates... there were a couple of workarounds but the one that really worked was a patching compiz which no longer works of course....
[19:45] <brennan> ActionParsnip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1124006/
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> brennan: what is the make and model?
[19:46] <brennan> ActionParsnip,  it is a toshiba satellite
[19:46] <brennan> ActionParsnip, L3top brb
[19:46] <trism> djzn: again though, I can't get it to work here with metacity instead of compiz, so maybe some gnome 3 bug instead
[19:47] <trism> djzn: does it work for you in gnome classic (no effects) session? (if you have that installed)
[19:47] <Hagop> Ubuntu newbie looking for advanced help further diagnosing/configuring failed ethernet  connection on fresh install of 12.04 (performed 7/31). Preliminary diagnosis indicates  installation recognizes both onboard ethernet ports (NVIDIA using forcedeth on Tyan 2895  system board) but wired computer is not getting IP address from Netgear WGT624 router.
[19:48] <xomp> would anyone know how I can xfer all files/permissions/etc from one ubuntu box to another? I've cloned all my packages and both OS'es are identical versions.
[19:48] <L3top> should be noted that Hagop's problem seems to stem from somthing trying to negotiate IPv6, even if we tell it not to explicitly in interfaces.
[19:49] <robertzaccour> How do you get and set up live wallpapers in Ubuntu?
[19:49] <djzn> trism: it didn't work
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> xomp: you can use rsync over sftp
[19:49] <djzn> classic without effects and with effects, can't get it to work... in  fedora it works...
[19:49] <djzn> i mean in gnome shell fedora
[19:49] <xomp> ActionParsnip, I currently use WinSCP here. But I'm not at all familiar with rsync.
[19:50] <unheeding> is NTFS read/write working on 12.04?
[19:50] <tshirtman> ntfs read/write have been working for years
[19:50] <BLEACH__> u get wallpapaer google seach in image and then save this image
[19:50] <unheeding> thanks, it's been years since i last attempted linu
[19:50] <unheeding> x
[19:50] <tshirtman> ^^
[19:50] <BLEACH__> type search ubuntu
[19:52] <brennan> ActionParsnip, L3top  back but i'm gonna restart my computer
[19:52] <Salman> All ways
[19:52] <brennan> hopefull ubuntu made the correction for me
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> brennan: reboot with the SD card in
[19:52] <Salman> !skype | ActionParsnip
[19:53] <tking0037> can someone help me, in apache when a user sends url.com/cnfl/anything i want to redirect them to one directory rather than redirecting them to somedirectory/anything
[19:53] <brennan> k
[19:53] <djzn> trism: gotta go now, if you find out something let me know
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> Salman: ?
[19:53] <Salman> Do ways Ali
[19:53] <BLEACH__> sudo apt-get install sype
[19:53] <BLEACH__> sudo apt-get install skype
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> just grab the deb from the skype site
[19:54] <Salman> !give me whatsapp id | ActionParsnip
[19:54]  * PlowRox gives me a hydraulic pump
[19:54] <tking0037> i tried doing alias /cnfl/* "directory" but it does a lookup on directory/whatever is sent
[19:54] <trism> djzn: alright
[19:54] <ezonno> Anybody have Ubuntu running on an Dell XPS 14 ultra book?
[19:54] <Hagop> Ubuntu newbie looking for advanced help further diagnosing/configuring failed ethernet  connection on fresh install of 12.04 (performed 7/31). Preliminary diagnosis indicates  installation recognizes both onboard ethernet ports (NVIDIA using forcedeth on Tyan 2895  system board) but wired computer is not getting IP address from Netgear WGT624 router.
[19:55] <BLEACH__> ezonno: not
[19:55] <OerHeks> !anybody
[19:56] <L3top> Hagop: you should mention that IPv6 is at the root of the problem in your request.
[19:56] <lattera> how stable is native zfs on ubuntu 12.04?
[19:56] <brennan> ActionParsnip, L3top i rebooted and it still didnt work
[19:57] <bazhang> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZFS  lattera
[19:57] <Hagop> L3top: Thanks. "IPv6 may be the culprit." ?
[19:57] <L3top> brennan: having rebooted with the drive in, check sudo fdisk -l       again.
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> brennan: can you give a pastebin of:  lsusb; lsb_release -a; uname -a     Thanks
[19:57] <BLEACH__> OerHeks: what happen friend
[19:57] <ezonno> Well I might get the laptop and would like to know if Ubuntu is supported, What is wrong with anybody!
[19:57] <L3top> Hagop: SOMETHING is trying to negotiate IPv6, even when told not to in interfaces.
[19:57] <OerHeks> lattera, good, > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZFS
[19:58] <xomp> ActionParsnip, any resource I can look too for this rsync over sftp business? I have never used rsync before and I'm worried I'll screw something up.
[19:58] <brennan> here is fdisk -l
[19:58] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1124033/
[19:59] <L3top> ezonno: first of all... there are often several different hardware configurations within model numbers... What you SHOULD do is get a live cd... and boot to it, and see that everything works.
[19:59] <Hagop> My (incredibly limited) understanding of IPv6 was that it was supposed to work above/alongside IPv4, sort of like an umbrella.
[19:59] <L3top> same brennan. Have you tried a different SD?
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> xomp: install openssh-server on the reciever end (system you are copying to) then you can use grsync (if you have a desktop UI), to mirror the data
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> !rsync | xomp
[19:59] <brennan> here is lsbub
[19:59] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1124039/
[19:59] <xomp> thanks ActionParsnip
[19:59] <L3top> brennan: dont need the rest.
[20:00] <brennan> i dont have another one
[20:00] <OerHeks> Hagop, sure, there is an IPv6 bridge, i saved 9 sec boottime without IPv6 enabled. some wired-network problems can be solved that way too.
[20:00] <ezonno> L3top: I will do so, don't have the laptop yet though, can't see many references about ubuntu and the XPS 14 either.
[20:00] <brennan> L3top,  i dont have another on
[20:00] <brennan> *one
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> brennan: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[20:01] <xomp> ActionParsnip, do I want to use rsync on the receiving box too?
[20:01] <Hagop> I'd be happy to either use or disable IPv6 if I could simply connect my computer to the 'net.
[20:01] <OerHeks> !ipv6
[20:02] <brennan> the output of lsb_release -sd is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS ActionParsnip
[20:02] <L3top> Hagop: Something I do not understand has to be explicitly trying to force IPv6 negotiation. I DID disable IPv6 and it STILL failed with the error that there were no IPv6 routers...
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> xomp: no, that just gets the data afaik
[20:02] <xomp> ActionParsnip, okay, I'll try to fumble through this rsync thing now :) I'll be doing it over a network
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> brennan: its not showing up in lsusb, can you pastebin the output of:  lspci   Thanks
[20:03] <L3top> Hagop: follow that second link. It uses a blacklist method... see if that works.
[20:03] <L3top> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4      Hagop
[20:03] <Hagop> Just when I thought IPv4 was universal enough to be working without any inordinate hoop jumping, and here I am being screwed by its supplanter. ;-)
[20:04] <brennan> ActionParsnip, here is lspci
[20:04] <brennan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1124049/
[20:05] <BLEACH__> check more detail lspci --help or man lspci
[20:06] <L3top> Hagop: if you get that worked out with that link, please update me.
[20:06] <lattera> so I installed the repo https://launchpad.net/~zfs-native/+archive/stable/
[20:06] <lattera> what packages do I need to install for zfs?
[20:06] <lattera> `apt-cache search zfs` doesn't show me those packages at all
[20:06] <meganerd> that is because you can't package zfs due to licencing issues
[20:07] <lattera> if they can't be packaged, why are they in a ppa repo?
[20:07] <meganerd> lattera: because a PPA is not controlled by Canonical
[20:07] <lattera> right
[20:07] <meganerd> lattera: and thus be "distributed"
[20:07] <lattera> so the packages are in that ppa
[20:07] <lattera> how do I install from that ppa?
[20:07] <trism> lattera: did you run: sudo apt-get update; after adding the ppa?
[20:07] <OerHeks> lattera, native stable ppa is on that page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZFS
[20:08] <paideia> how to search for a package that provides a certain file? I'm looking for Xlib.h
[20:08] <Hagop> echo 'blacklist ipv6' | sudo tee -a '/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.local' >/dev/null
[20:08] <meganerd> lattera: you need to add the PPA and then do an apt-get update before you can search, the PPA page should have the details
[20:08] <OerHeks> ah good thinking trism
[20:08] <lattera> oh, right, forgot `apt-get update`
[20:08] <lattera> thanks
[20:08] <meganerd> paideia: package.ubuntu.com has a search box
[20:08] <meganerd> paideia: packages.ubuntu.com has a search box
[20:08] <L3top> paideia: you could try dpkg -S Xlib.h
[20:08] <L3top> if it is installed already that is paideia
[20:09] <paideia> L3top: I tried that and said no path found matching pattern
[20:09] <BLEACH__> lattera: check this website install http://zfsonlinux.org/
[20:09] <MCl0vin> !build
[20:09] <paideia> L3top: isn't that just for searching installed packages?
 if it is installed already that is paideia
[20:10] <Hagop> L3top: Okay. Let's back up a step. Do you remember me mentioning how I had to enable "ACPI=off" when installing?
[20:10] <L3top> Yes Hagop.
[20:10] <brennan> ActionParsnip, ]
[20:10] <brennan> ActionParsnip, you still there??????>
[20:10] <JaddVe> Hey. I want to use Ubuntu.. What is stopping me, is that I cant find any drivers for my Maudio C400 card.. is there any way to get that card to work in ubuntu?
[20:10] <llutz> paideia: apt-file seach pattern (needs apt-file to be installed)
[20:11] <llutz> search* even
[20:11] <JaddVe> I've been googling a bit, but I can't find anything
[20:11] <MCl0vin> ok lets say my laptop is running 12.04 64bits is it possible i can convert it to 32bit and visa versa without losing my pkgs and data?
[20:11] <Hagop> L3top: I can't boot to Ubuntu without appending ACPI=off to the end of my "linux /boot/vmzlinuz..." line in GRUB.
[20:11] <bazhang> MCl0vin, full reinstall
[20:12] <L3top> fairly common Hagop. Not seeing a way for that to force IPv6 negotiation. Did you try blacklisting as the link suggests?
[20:12] <MCl0vin> so no work arround
[20:12] <meganerd> MCl0vin: you can backup a list of installed packages to make it easier to install them all later (dpkg-get selections and dpkg-set-selections)
[20:12] <bazhang> MCl0vin, back up home
[20:13] <Hagop> L3top: I did. I'm just trying to ask how to save my changes in GRUB so I don't have to make this change every time I boot.
[20:13] <copec> How do I actively list known upstart events?
[20:13] <L3top> Hagop: Didn't it tell you to put this in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file? or something?
[20:13] <Hagop> L3top: (The link tells me to reboot, so this is happening because I'm following those instructions.)
[20:13] <meganerd> Hagop: edit your /etc/default/grub, then run "sudo update-grub "
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> brennan: all I can suggest is report a bug
[20:14] <zykotick9> meganerd: when i brought !clone's use of aptitude up in #ubuntu-ops the suggestion of using dpkg as an alternative was shot down quickly... use your suggestion with caution...
[20:14] <brennan> how do  i do that?
[20:14] <meganerd> zykotick9: I have used it successfully for more than a decade now
[20:14] <brennan> ActionParsnip, how do i do that?
[20:14] <meganerd> zykotick9: of course YMMV
[20:15] <L3top> Hagop: I am not sure what you are trying to do... you mean to say that you never edited /etc/default/grub ? you just boot each time with the option?  What meganerd said then.
[20:15] <MCl0vin> megabitdragon, sudo: dpkg-get: command not found
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> brennan: ubuntu-bug linux-image-generic    will start the proces
[20:17] <Hagop> L3top: During this boot, it's pausing on the maroon splash screen saying, "Waiting for network configuration..."
[20:17] <Hagop> L3top: Now it's saying, "Waiting up to 60 more seconds for network configuration..."
[20:17] <L3top> Of couuurse it is.... press esc Hagop
[20:17] <L3top> Hagop: this should drop the splash and you can see what specifically it is doing
[20:18] <L3top> Hagop: did you undo the changes you made to /etc/network/interfaces?
[20:19] <Hagop> L3top: I did not.
[20:20] <MCl0vin> i lunch deaj dup back and it complaining about permission
[20:21] <L3top> Hagop: I would do that. It should be reverted to simply being line 1) auto lo       line 2) iface lo inet loopback
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> brennan: seems to be common on Toshibas, looks like they use some weirdass SD cards or something weird that runs between to give the OS access to the hardware
[20:24] <brennan> is there anyway i can bypass that?
[20:24] <brennan> ActionParsnip, is there anyway i can bypass that?
[20:25] <locsmif> Hi all. I install virtualbox but after reboot my kernel crashed in the boot phase with a page error. Is it even feasible to use Virtualbox or is it an unstable piece of crap?
[20:25] <luist> what can i use to download everything inside an specific url, keeping the folder hierarchy?
[20:25] <caixa1> a
[20:25] <locsmif> I tried the Ubuntu Wiki -> Virtualbox section for advice but it was confusing and ill-maintained.
[20:26] <JaddVe> does anyone know is Alsa-something works with M-audio C400?
[20:27] <L3top> On my old toshiba the SD card was definitely wacky... but what confuses me is that he says this was working on xubuntu, or lubuntu. That makes no sense to my little brain.
[20:27] <dr_willis> luist:  wget. or httrack perhaps
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> brennan: its a hardware thing, you can buy a usb sd card reader for the price of a beer
[20:28] <L3top> JaddVe: http://www.mentby.com/Group/alsa-list/m-audio-fasttrack-c400.html   it appears so... perhaps with some work.
[20:29] <brennan> thanks ActionParsnip
[20:29] <Hagop> L3top: Now what?
[20:29] <L3top> sudo networking restart      I think is the new way to do it brennan
[20:30] <Hagop> sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[20:30] <brennan> L3top,  that didnt work i will be back on tomorrow
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> sudo service networking restart
[20:30] <JaddVe> L3top: Thanks :)
[20:30] <Hagop> Came back to a prompt quickly.
[20:30] <L3top> Hagop: That is the depreciated way
[20:30] <L3top> ty ActionParsnip.
[20:30] <paideia> I want to create a deb package for me static library, what do I need to do?
[20:31] <paideia> s/me/my/
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> paideia: look into checkinstall
[20:31] <paideia> ActionParsnip: can you give a link?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> !checkinstall
[20:32] <genii-around> ActionParsnip: I think you can just do: sudo restart networking   since there is an upstart entry in /etc/init
[20:33] <Hagop> "sudo restart networking" gives "restart: Unknown instance:
[20:33] <kubblai> Hi i have an odd issue in 12.04 with chrome. Doesn't happen on fedora. If there is a video embedded in a stream (say G+ or google reader) if i scroll down towards it the webpage tears
[20:34] <genii-around> Hagop: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[20:34] <Hagop> 12.04
[20:34] <Hagop> Fresh install yesterday.
[20:35] <BLEACH__> kubblai: you have chrome in ubuntu 12.04
[20:35] <paideia> ActionParsnip: can I create the deb pkg and not install immediately, on that website is suggest it's going to create and install.
[20:36] <kubblai> yes BLEACH__
[20:36] <BLEACH__> what happen
[20:37] <dr_willis> kubblai: what video card?
[20:37] <MCl0vin> can i use a 32bit with this http://pastebin.com/ALytkStD
[20:37] <kubblai> If there is a video embedded in a stream (say G+ or google reader) if i scroll down towards it the webpage tears and is unreadable till i have scrolled past the video
[20:37] <kubblai> dr_willis: ati
[20:37] <kubblai> dr_willis: 5000 series
[20:38] <dr_willis> you  are using the flgrx drivers or the opensourced drivers kubblai ?
[20:38] <L3top> kubblai: lspci -nn | grep VGA     just for fun... and do you have fglrx or opensource?
[20:38] <kubblai> im using proprietary L3top dr_willis
[20:38] <dr_willis> bbl
[20:38] <genii-around> Hagop: Ah, sfter checking I see it does not have it yet, so to use the sudo service networking restart    method for now
[20:39] <MCl0vin> can i use a 32bit with this http://pastebin.com/ALytkStD
[20:39] <L3top> MCl0vin: yes
[20:39] <centrelink> ya
[20:40] <Hagop> Okay. Any further thoughts/diagnosis for today?
[20:40] <MCl0vin> ok but could that be the reason why i am having issues with my laptop
[20:40] <L3top> could what be MCl0vin?
[20:40] <L3top> what problems MCl0vin?
[20:40] <BLEACH__> what isu
[20:40] <MCl0vin> L3top, using 32bit on a 64bit machine
[20:41] <L3top> No.
[20:41] <MCl0vin> L3top, major crashes , can configure sound correctly
[20:43] <L3top> 32 bit is not the problem MCl0vin. When does it crash? Have you checked any logs? What happens during these crashes?
[20:44] <MCl0vin> L3top, no i didnt , not set time for crashes but they are oone after another
[20:44] <BLEACH__> check sound log
[20:45] <L3top> !sensors | MCl0vin see what your temperatures look like.
[20:45] <MCl0vin> BLEACH__, really funnyyou should go work as a comedian :)
[20:45] <kubblai> BLEACH__: its fixed, had to set the "wait for vertical refresh" setting to quality in CCC. ta for help
[20:47] <BLEACH__> try setting in sound and set
[20:47] <locodir-user> Ok how do I turn my admin account into a super user?
[20:48] <OerHeks> !sudo
[20:48] <locodir-user> Oh so that's what sudo is, but what happens if I run sudo su?
[20:48] <eucalyptus> anyone know where i can find a sample upstart script for apache tomcat?
[20:48] <kubblai> locodir-user: if you have a lot of sork to do as root and dont want to keep typing sudo just type sudo su -
[20:49] <bazhang> locodir-user, use sudo -i for a root shell not sudo su
[20:49] <L3top> locodir-user: what you are trying to do is not a good idea... and you shouldn't use su, -i or -s maybe.
[20:49] <OerHeks> locodir-user, better use sudo -i ( then the terminal session will be root, you can check thet $ turns into # )
[20:49] <locodir-user> Is deleting system32 gonna work?
[20:49] <locodir-user> LOL JK
[20:49] <bazhang> locodir-user, there is none of that on Ubuntu
[20:50] <dyrvere> locodir-user: Yes, delete it right now, it will fix all problems with your computer :)
[20:52] <MCl0vin> L3top, http://pastebin.com/TWnFetv6
[20:52] <locodir-user> If a program is doing something and it says terminal somewhere with a triangle beside it, click that triangle and you will see it doing the commands through terminal. System32 is a system files folder, it contains important applications as well as files, without them the Windows OS will no longer operate.
[20:52] <bazhang> !ot | locodir-user
[20:53] <L3top> locodir-user: If you intend on acting like you did earlier, the folks in here now are going to be far less amused.
[20:53] <OerHeks> stop trollo
[20:53] <OerHeks> oeps
[20:55] <floe> I just saw one of the ubuntu platform for android videos on youtube... anyone knows if (alpha or beta?) and where this is available?
[20:56] <_Tristan> Hi. I have a folder encrypted, but it's been a long time since I set that up and I'm not sure it's working anymore. How can I check if it's working while expending the least amount of effort?
[20:58] <paideia> how do I find my architecture string? like i386?
[20:58] <schultza> uname -a
[20:58] <nabil> ls
[20:58] <paideia> thanks
[20:59] <schultza> paideia: fyi, this is the arch that is currently running on your system
[20:59] <OerHeks> floe, maybe this page is any help >>> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/android-sdk-installer-for-linux-debianubuntu
[21:03] <sinfuzi0n> Are any of you guys even really using 12.04, and if you are, did you go back to the original gnome toolbars?
[21:03] <bazhang> !notunity | sinfuzi0n
[21:03] <pb> lol..
[21:03] <ssta> sinfuzi0n: lots using it in both ways, andf lots using other DEs.
[21:04] <pb> i use both ubuntu and the kde.. and gnome 3..
[21:04] <sinfuzi0n> True, kind of a dumb question, I was just a little curious. Didn't think it was so common you guys have a command to tell people about it
[21:04] <locodir-user> What is that little lock symbol on that folder?
[21:04] <paideia> schultza: how shall I specify the 'requires' field for a pkg I'm building, I mean, what is the naming format for referring to the dependency packages?
[21:04] <bazhang> locodir-user, what folder
[21:04] <ssta> sinfuzi0n: Unity is the marmite DE.  People either love it or hate it :)
[21:04]  * tshirtman use unity since 11.04, and loving it, was using alternative DE/WMs before
[21:04] <locodir-user> it's a folder I created and tried to install java in the folder it's in
[21:05] <bazhang> locodir-user, tried to install java how and from where, what version of ubuntu, which java
[21:05] <locodir-user> the most recent I tried rpm or 64 bit
[21:05] <bazhang> locodir-user, rpm is not for Ubuntu
[21:06] <paideia> how shall I specify the 'requires' field for a pkg I'm building, I mean, what is the naming format for referring to the dependency packages?
[21:06] <bazhang> !java | locodir-user
[21:08] <Tecseiryu> Is there a link for previews of the upcoming release of Ubuntu?
[21:09] <Dr_Willis> Tecseiryu:  various blog sites like OmgUbuntu have articals on whats new
[21:09] <bazhang> Tecseiryu, #ubuntu+1 for 12.10 support and discussion
[21:09] <OerHeks> Tecseiryu, ubuntu 12.10 is in alfa stage, joint #ubuntu+1
[21:09] <locodir-user> Who wants to work on a project of an os that can run windows, linux, and mac os x programs to make it easier to develop stuff, I don't because then I would have a virus very quickly...
[21:09] <bazhang> locodir-user, this is NOT the chat channel. take it elsewhere
[21:10] <bazhang> locodir-user, like #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:10] <locodir-user> I was kidding, so how the hell?
[21:11] <bergelmir> i want to add a custom menuentry to my /etc/grub.d/40_custom file but how to find out what hdX,Y i need to use for 'set root=(hdX,Y)'
[21:12] <asp> why does this room have so many member
[21:12] <asp> s
[21:13] <LordOfTime> because it does, lots of lurkers
[21:13] <asp> interesting
[21:13] <LordOfTime> asp:  do you have a support question, though?
[21:13] <asp> i do not. i simply came because i was curious
[21:14] <LordOfTime> asp:  if not, #ubuntu-discuss for Ubuntu-related offtopic discussion, other discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:14] <L3top> bergelmir: for instance sda1...
[21:14] <asp> thanks
[21:14] <bergelmir> L3top: set root=(/dev/sda1,?)
[21:14] <jenesis_1> hello, small question about squid proxy , i am now learning how to use the directives, but i have not seen any command that shows the current configuration , i.e view squid.conf how do i view it ? thanks
[21:15] <L3top> bergelmir: In my case, I believe it would be set root=(/dev/sda,1)
[21:15] <L3top> one second bergelmir... let me confirm that
[21:16] <pain> hi ppl, have an  Atheros AR9485 wireless, random droputs..really close to the router..any ideas?
[21:16] <Dr_Willis> I thought grub2 used differnt nameing schemd.. hd0 = sda. Or was it hd1 = sda
[21:17] <floe> OerHeks: No, thank you. The android sdk is for developing android apps on your pc.
[21:18] <troulouliou_dev> hi i have rfc3442 classless static route  set in a dhcp server and i see those in wireshark however dhclient do not applied them
[21:18] <bergelmir> L3top: Dr_Willis: "Drives start counting at 0 (sda=0, sdb=1, etc). Partitions start counting at 1 (1=1, etc). Substitute the correct drive letter for X, correct number for Y, and substitute the correct numbers for (hd0,1)."
[21:18] <troulouliou_dev> any help ?
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> i always get it backwards. :) then reverse it.. Not sure why they decided drives need to start at 0
[21:19] <[Prototype]> hellp
[21:19] <[Prototype]> hello
[21:19] <floe> OerHeks: ubuntu platform for android is.. well ubuntu running on you android device as native os integrating android apps: http://youtu.be/AyeFcldavTk
[21:19] <pain> hi ppl, have an  Atheros AR9485 wireless, random droputs..really close to the router..any ideas? no ideas at all?
[21:20] <LordOfTime> pain:  try a little further away from the router.
[21:20] <LordOfTime> sometimes being too close is the issue
[21:20] <[Prototype]> I want to burn a CD with nautilus burner, but I can't drag and drop things from /opt because they are protected
[21:20] <LordOfTime> [Prototype] open nautilus with root?  `gksudo nautilus`
[21:20] <[Prototype]> Can I drag and drop it without having to change the privileges?
[21:20] <pain> lord..did it, the further the worse
[21:20] <[Prototype]> ok
[21:20] <[Prototype]> I'll try it
[21:20] <LordOfTime> [Prototype]:  only copy-paste, don't move directly
[21:21] <OerHeks> floe not possible yet. http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android
[21:21] <LordOfTime> bad things can happen sometimes with that.
[21:21] <Dr_Willis> Or just copy the junk from /opt/ to the users home and change the modes
[21:21] <LordOfTime> ^ that
[21:21] <LordOfTime> either way, you'd need sudo for that.
 sudo what?
[21:21] <bitcycle> Hey all.  Can someone recommend a graphical diff tool that can output an image of the diff with color?
[21:22] <[Prototype]> but, can I open the DVD burner on sudo mode?
[21:22] <xomp> hello, umm.. I was told to come here and ask about AppArmor?
[21:22] <LordOfTime> pain:  you're misinterpreting messages.  when something is destined for you i'll include your name, otherwise its likely its not destined for youo.
[21:22] <LordOfTime> !apparmor | xomp
[21:22] <LordOfTime> xomp:  what questions though do you have
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> [Prototype]: sudo eject /dev/sr0   will eject the tray, if that's what you need
 oh got it, thanks
[21:23] <xomp> LordOfTime, I'm getting error #13 in mysql (permissions error) after I rsynced everything over and the folks in #mysql say it's an issue with AppArmor
[21:23] <[Prototype]> I think it's not that I need ^^
[21:24] <LordOfTime> ActionParsnip:  i think he wants to be able to burn to the DVD whilst using nautilsu or the dvd burner with gksudo
[21:24] <barefoot138> ok so how do I fix a broken windows installation?
[21:24] <xomp> maybe I should remove AppArmor?
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> LordOfTime: burning at the same time as managing files, should be ok (if i'm reading this right)
[21:24] <L3top> bitcycle: gedit will open diffs in different colors.
[21:25] <bazhang> barefoot138, ask in a ##windows channel
[21:25] <barefoot138> and I found some weird command for diagnostics, it goes like this sudo touch /forcefsck
[21:25] <bitcycle> L3top: I'm looking for image output.
[21:25] <barefoot138> I need to do it through ubuntu though
[21:25] <bazhang> barefoot138, thats not going to happen
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> barefoot138: what do you need to do to the OS?
[21:25] <barefoot138> Repair it.
[21:26] <bazhang> barefoot138, ##windows
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> barefoot138: you can manipulate the registry from windows as well as reset yuor local admin password
[21:26] <barefoot138> It has a blue screen when I try to log on, but it seems fine till then...
[21:26] <bazhang> barefoot138, stop asking here
[21:26] <PRK_nz> barefoot138: boot windows cd, enter repair mode. good luck
[21:26] <LordOfTime> ActionParsnip:  i think what they want to do is (in very very very simplified logic) `cp /opt/* /dev/cd0` via GUI(Nautilus and/or DVD burner) as root (using gksudo)
[21:26] <barefoot138> So how do I crack the avast! home edition key?
[21:26] <L3top> bye
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> barefoot138: that is offtopic here
[21:26]  * LordOfTime isnt sure what the cd path is, so he's using that solely for logic reasons
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> d'oh ;)
[21:27] <LordOfTime> ActionParsnip:  also, too slow!
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> LordOfTime: indeed
[21:28]  * bergelmir can't run update-grub without getting an error :(
[21:28] <TheLordOfTime> bergelmir:  what error?
[21:29] <TheLordOfTime> bergelmir:  since update-grub requires sudo last i heard
[21:29] <george> IS this the proper place to ask about server backup apps that work through webmin?
[21:29] <zykotick9> !webmin | george
[21:29] <bergelmir> TheLordOfTime: lol
 anything?
[21:29] <bergelmir> TheLordOfTime: works fine now... no clue why :D
[21:30] <TheLordOfTime> bergelmir:  you probably weren't using sudo :P
[21:30] <george> utottu, what should I be using instead of webmin?
[21:31] <bazhang> !ebox | george
[21:31] <Guest17318> is it possible to mark all installed packages as "manually installed" rather than automatically installed?
[21:31] <TheLordOfTime> bazhang:  have you used ebox?
[21:31] <TheLordOfTime> or rather zentyal
[21:32] <bergelmir> TheLordOfTime: http://pastebin.com/dpXVx1aK
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> george: use SSH
[21:32] <george> ubottu, Thanks!
[21:32] <ayzee> ubottu: thanks
[21:32] <brennan> hey ActionParsnip  i just bought a new card and it work with no problems but i have another question
[21:33] <plugwash> does ubuntu have an equivilent to snapshot.debian.org?
[21:34] <brennan> my dial up connection does not work
[21:34] <Guest17318> actually my problem ceased to exist :)
 try synaptic
[21:35] <bergelmir> TheLordOfTime: quite interesting to see different output after each update..
[21:36] <plugwash> umm synaptic is a graphical tool for installing packages, not an archive of old versions of packages
[21:36] <brennan> my dial up connection does not work
[21:36] <brennan> ???
[21:36] <george> ActionParsnip, I am probably too much of a newby to use SSH
[21:37] <pain>  have an  Atheros AR9485 wireless, random droputs..really close to the router..any ideas? no ideas at all?
[21:37] <brennan> ActionParsnip, this new card cost more than a beer i could have bought a whole 12 pack!!! haha
[21:38] <OerHeks> plugwash, that is called daily build > http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/precise/daily-live/current/
[21:38] <[Prototype]> TheLordOfTime but I want to keep the permissions
[21:38] <OerHeks> plugwash, oh old version, misunderstood
[21:38] <[Prototype]> of the files
[21:38] <foobArrr> I'm trying to find out why my desktop PC takes a lot longer to boot than my notebook, while its hardware should be quite a bit stronger and similar software is installed (sandy bridge vs C2D mobile, Xubuntu 12.04 on both, full disk encryption on both, comparable SSDs). I'm not sure, if I read the bootchart right: the system seems idle for almost 20 seconds (22 to 41).
[21:38] <foobArrr> The idle time corresponds witch two distinctive points on the Xorg bar. Is this a problem witch Xorg/lightdm? bootchart, dmesg, Xorg log: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/g/boot/
[21:38] <TheLordOfTime> [Prototype]:  you cant get that with a CD, really, then.  you'd need to modify your permissions manually...
[21:39] <[Prototype]> ugh...
[21:39] <[Prototype]> ok
[21:39] <[Prototype]> thanks!
 my dial up connection does not work
 ???
 did you pay your operator?
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | brennan
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> brennan: even a basic search would show you that link
[21:42] <brennan> pain pay the operator what?
[21:42] <arno_> Hi everybody. I've installed catalyst driver. But now, I have two versions of libGL.so: one from fglrx and one frome libgl1-mesa-dev. I cannot remove libgl1-mesa-dev because some packages depend on it. And it looks like the libGL version of mesa is launched by programs. How could I fix that ?
[21:43] <_Tristan> the thing about this process is that it's so horrifying and traumatic that anybody who completes it blocks it from their memory immediately after
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> arno_: are tehre any bugs reported for it?
[21:44]  * Dr_Willis wonders what packages depends on a mesa-DEV package..
 did you pay the service? is the modem connected? what modem are you using? how is it connected and so on..
 is like going to the carshop--i want a car..
[21:47] <arno_> Dr_Willis: sorry, I meant the libgl1-mesa-glx
[21:47] <brennan> its a dialup usb modem. the modem is a conexant systems modem and i'm connected on it right now but it isnt working properly
[21:48] <brennan> pain ^^
[21:49] <pain> brennan try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/Conexant/
[21:49] <OerHeks> brennan, so what "isn't working properly" ?
[21:49] <zacktu> I have an external disk drive on my home network.  It is mounted when my system is booted.  The only way i know how to access it with the command line is to use the mount command.  Is this the right thing to do?  My goal is to have an entry in /etc/fstab so that the drive is mounted automatically.  How can I do that?
[21:50] <brennan> it wont recognize my password and gnomeppp wont work at all
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> zacktu:  you mean an Old fashioned floppy disk drive?
[21:51] <zacktu> no this is an LG 1TB drive that is on my router via ethernet
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> zacktu:  what command are you using to mount it?  You can put 'samba' shares in fstab.
 it's your operator then.. try to do the same from  a windows machine quite sure it will be the same
[21:52] <zacktu> dr_willis: just a sec
[21:52] <brennan> All of the suggestions for conexant modems out of date
[21:52] <brennan> ....
 what? i am not going to pay for you just because you ar on ubuntu :D
[21:53] <OerHeks> brennan, if you don't buy licence, you might get not the result they promise, also stated @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/Conexant/
[21:53] <bazhang> !behelpful | pain
[21:53] <bazhang> pain thats enough.
[21:53] <zacktu> dr_willis: sudo mount -t cifs //bizet/volume1_public -o username=<myname>,password=<mypasword> /mnt/bizet
[21:54] <brennan> ic so i'm fucked???
[21:54] <bazhang> brennan, no cursing here
[21:54] <brennan> sorry
[21:54] <steed> hello all! my graphical network manager works, but when i set my essid and my channel, then attempt to get an ip from my rounter, i dont get one. any ideas?
[21:55] <steed> also an open network
[21:55] <eph3meral> does anyone know of a decent tool to use to grep the results/responses and headers etc of network requests?
[21:55] <eph3meral> specifically, I have a web page making ajax requests
[21:55] <eph3meral> i want to be able to grep the responses to those requests
[21:55] <brennan> Dell  didn't provide any drivers for the new ubuntu????
[21:56] <tking> hi guys! is anyone using stardict ....dictionary, i just installed it but it doesn't find any word
[21:56] <eph3meral> without having to copy paste the responses into files one by one and then use ack or the like
[21:56] <steed> eph3meral, you could write it yourself easily, look into regular expressions
[21:56] <WeThePeople>  hi, my virtual machine stop working ever since i installed linuxcnc, it came with a 'new' kernel how do i fix this
[21:56] <eph3meral> steed, i'm a regex mastah already :P
[21:57] <eph3meral> but, I need the tool to be able to get access to this, like I said, without having to copy paste each request's response text into a file
[21:57] <Dr_Willis> zacktu:  you can put a similer line on your fstab.. the syntax is differnt.
[21:57] <OerHeks> brennan, indeed > http://linux.dell.com/files/ubuntu/
[21:57] <WeThePeople> dr_willis,hi, my virtual machine stop working ever since i installed linuxcnc, it came with a 'new' kernel how do i fix this
[21:58] <steed> eph3meral, you could just write a script that passes all your headers through it, and then document the information you need to a file or elsewhere.
[21:58] <brennan> thanks
[21:59] <korw> hello
[21:59] <brennan> OerHeks, nope it's not there either
[22:00] <zacktu> dr_willis: i looked in /etc/mtab after the drive was mounted and found the line "//bizet/volume1_public    /mnt/bizet  cifs   rw    0   0" so I copied that line into /etc/fstab -- it didn't work, but I don't know what more would be needed
[22:00] <OerHeks> brennan, complain @ dell
[22:00] <Andril> hello all
[22:00] <Andril> what is the best encryption format for Ubuntu - i need to back up data
[22:01] <korw> hello
[22:01] <brennan> how would i even use that would i have to mount something becuase i dont know how to mount stuff
[22:01] <steed> mount <device>
[22:01] <korw> Where should I go on the ubuntu website to submit hardware that I would like to see supported in future versions
[22:02] <OerHeks> !brainstorm | korw
[22:02] <tking> pls anyone know how to use stardict?
[22:03] <korw> OerHeks ok thanks
[22:03] <brennan> When i try to connect with gnomeppp it cant open modem??????????
[22:04] <steed> when connecting to an open access point. I have been, putting the card in managed mode, setting the essid, setting the channel, and the calling dhcp server, but i dont get and IP. am i not getting associated properly?
[22:05] <arno_> ActionParsnip: didn't find a bug bug report, but direct rendering does not work, and I wonder if that's because of that
[22:05] <moioracle> hi
[22:06] <brennan> ????
[22:06] <smallfoot-> just got back from the animal hospital
[22:06] <smallfoot-> my cat died :(
[22:07] <smallfoot-> i loved her more than anything else
[22:07] <bazhang> !ot | smallfoot-
[22:09] <brennan> can anyone help me??
[22:09] <bazhang> patience brennan
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> brennan: how does the modem connect to the system?
[22:10] <brennan> ActionParsnip, it is a usb modem
[22:10] <brennan> k sorry bazhang
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> brennan: then run:  lsusb  and use the 8 character hex id to find guides
[22:11] <WeThePeople> actionparsnip,hi, my virtual machine stop working ever since i installed linuxcnc, it came with a 'new' kernel how do i fix this
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> WeThePeople: boot the old kernel
[22:12] <brennan> whats a hex id?
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> brennan: one line will identify the modem, look for the word 'ID' using your eyes, it will look something like this: 005A:B5EA
[22:13] <brennan> ActionParsnip, funny and what do i do with the id?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> brennan: " and use the 8 character hex id to find guides"
[22:14] <brennan> like google it"?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> brennan: whichever search engine you desire, but yes
[22:14] <brennan> ActionParsnip,  dude i'm such a noob
[22:14] <WeThePeople> actionparsnip, vbox says that it cant find the source kernel i am using right now..Error: unable to find the sources of your current Linux kernel. Specify KERN_DIR=<directory> and run Make again.  Stop.
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> brennan: the internet has a tonne of guides for linux
[22:15] <brennan> ActionParsnip, sweet
[22:15] <WeThePeople> actionparsnip, the old kernel no longer works either
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> WeThePeople: then I suggest you contact the guy who made the package you added, or look on it's site. I'd just roll back the snapshot (I assume you made a snapshot)
[22:18] <robotti^_> 2/n
[22:19] <steed> when connecting to an open access point. I have been, putting the card in managed mode, setting the essid, setting the channel, and the calling dhcp server, but i dont get and IP. am i not getting associated properly?
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> steed: do you get an IP address?
[22:28] <deitarion> As sort of a hobby, I set up Lubuntu on older machines and then donate them to people who can't afford computers. However, Precise's build of mplayer2 segfaults because it's built to expect too new a CPU. What's the simplest way I can keep GNOME MPlayer while convincing the dependency system that "mplayer" will satisfy its dependency on "mplayer2"?
[22:30] <PRabyte> i have one drive, 500 gigs. i did an encrypted home/dir at install, and an 80 gig partition / ext4. i have 480 gigs on drive left to put logs. how do i use /dev/sda2 for logging?
[22:30] <d1gital_> ubuntu breaks on old hardware now, too? =S  I'm not liking how this is going.
[22:30] <amin_> ae
[22:31] <d1gital_> PRabyte: you could reconfigure everything that writes a log to /var/log, or simply bind a directory on sda2 over /var/log
[22:33] <djzn> how am I supposed to drag or move icon positions in unity launcher
[22:33] <deitarion> It's an Athlon XP 2500+. It's actually not that old by my standards. (I still keep a 2Ghz Celeron around as my reference "recommended system" platform for my own creations and that's probably equivalent to an Athlon XP 1800+ at best)
[22:33] <PRabyte> is sda2 writable? fdisk -l show: /dev/sda2              32       60802   488134657    5  Extended
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> djzn: long click then drag it up and down
[22:33] <PRabyte> d1gital can i mount -t ext4 -o rw /dev/sda2 /mnt/logs  ?
[22:33] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: You could make the spare partition(s) a LVM physical volume, and then you have flexibility to assign its space to one or more logical volumes in the future.
[22:34] <PRabyte> then put that in /etc/fstab?  note, fstab is LVM so many i need to use the lv commands?
[22:34] <djzn> ActionParsnip, thanks... it was the LONG click
[22:34] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: sda2 being extended means it is the HOST for further logical partitions, usually numbered from sda5 onwards
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> deitarion: tried gnome-mplayer
[22:34] <PRabyte> /dev/sda1   *           1          32      248832   83  Linux
[22:34] <PRabyte> Partition 1 does not end on cylinder boundary.
[22:34] <PRabyte> /dev/sda2              32       60802   488134657    5  Extended
[22:34] <PRabyte> /dev/sda5              32       60802   488134656   83  Linux
[22:34] <FloodBot1> PRabyte: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> deitarion: the CPU is more than anything I have :)
[22:35] <PRabyte> so i can use lvm cmds to to further partition sda2? correct?
[22:35] <deitarion> ActionParsnip: gnome-mplayer is a frontend. It wraps either mplayer or mplayer2. I'm asking how to hack the package dependencies so it will understand that "mplayer" (working) is an acceptable substitute for "mplayer2" (broken).
[22:35] <PRabyte> pv something, i dont remember, havent tried those cmd yets... got a good link/howto? from cmdline
[22:35] <PRabyte> d1gital_ how can i "bind" to sda2?
[22:36] <deitarion> ActionParsnip: ...really? I have an Athlon64 3300+ that I picked up at the overstock/refurbish/liquidations place for $100.
[22:36] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: this is a good guide for understanding partition types for plain disks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition/OperatingSystemsAndPartitions
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> deitarion: if you symlink mplayer2 o mplayer, the 2 commands wil be identical. Is that what you mean?
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> deitarion: I have a semperon 3000+ AM2 1.6Ghz, its as powerful as I have
[22:36] <PRabyte> IntuitiveNipple:  is it cmdline or gui howto?
[22:37] <deitarion> ActionParsnip: "mplayer" and "mplayer2" both provide /usr/bin/mplayer. They can't be installed at the same time. However, if you "apt-get install mplayer", it says that removing mplayer2 will break gnome-mplayer (which it doesn't) but that it'll trust your judgement.
[22:37] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: If you wanted to turn sda2 into a PV, you would use gparted or fdisk to change its type to "Linux LVM"
[22:37] <PRabyte> im going to have programs point not to /var/logs, but directly to dirs in sda2, thats the plan.
[22:37] <deitarion> However, since this is to give to someone else, I have to provide a solution that the Update Manager won't try to undo later.
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> deitarion: didn't know that, mind you I've not used mplayer2
[22:38] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: I have a LVM just for /var/   of 10GB
[22:38] <Bob_Dole> Say I want to deploy multiple computer labs, where every lab will be the same, same users, same permissions, same update behavior, etc., where I can centrally manage them without having to manually update each machine, what could I use for that?
[22:38] <deitarion> ActionParsnip: mplayer2 is the default that gets installed in Precise. It's a fork of mplayer that fixes a bunch of things people got tired of waiting for the MPlayer developers to fix.
[22:39] <d1gital_> PRabyte: 'bind' is a mount option for mounting one directory onto another, potentially on different filesystems.  I suggested it because I thought sda2 was a physical partition, to which you wanted to write your log files, alongside your home directories, without repartitioning.  Creating a new partition under sda2 and mounting it as you describes is probably the best way to go.
[22:39] <PRabyte> IntuitiveNipple: is that in fstab? can i take a peek
[22:39] <IntuitiveNipple> Bob_Dole: Canonical provide their Landscape package for support customers which is designed for that.
[22:39] <PRabyte> this whole UUID stuff is confusing lol
[22:39] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: Yes. I have it encrypted too, so at boot-time it gets unlocked, a new dm device created of the unlocked device, and then fstab entry to mount it
[22:39] <mik3yb> quit
[22:40] <PRabyte> d1gital_: yah im oldschool lol i like just mounting stuff in fstab and rebooting
[22:40] <d1gital_> I have a 2.7GHz Phenom II which is only being detected as 800MHz for some reason.. any ideas?
[22:40] <Bob_Dole> IntuitiveNipple, looking that up. I'll see what I think of that.
[22:40] <Bob_Dole> thanks*
[22:40] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: From the fstab: /dev/mapper/Precise_var /var            ext4    defaults        0       2
[22:40] <PRabyte> i dont know if sda2 is encrypted, hmm
[22:40] <PRabyte> ah, /dev/mapper, i was wondering where that stuff was stored, UUID is there i suspect
[22:40] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: From /etc/crypttab: Precise_var /dev/mapper/Ubuntu-Precise_var_encrypted /media/USB/lockfile luks
[22:41] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: See /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[22:41] <PRabyte> k
[22:42] <OerHeks> d1gital, check again with some youtube and renderjobs open. your CPU knows stepping
[22:42] <OerHeks> *per core
[22:44] <brennan> there is no guide if you have the right password but 12.04 wont authenticate
[22:44] <r3dLunchb0x> anyone here know anything about nagios 3.3.1 for ubuntu?
[22:45] <sythe> I'm using the Bootrepair tool, and it gave me an error, and told me to paste this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1124310/
[22:45] <sythe> I have Windows and 2 Linux installs
[22:45] <sythe> brb, rebooting
[22:45] <IntuitiveNipple> r3dLunchb0x: I know it gets annoying with all those munin-* processes firing!
[22:46] <sythe> Back
[22:46] <r3dLunchb0x> IntuitiveNipple: I just need it to send multiple emails about the same alert and quote the hostname correctly in the email.
[22:47] <brennan> anyone have a sugestion?
[22:47] <sythe> How can I fix this?
[22:48] <nmmm> hi
[22:48] <nmmm> can I ask centos question :)
[22:48] <brennan> hi nmmm
[22:48] <brennan> i probably cant help but go ahead
[22:48] <nmmm> its grub related, and not really centos
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> brennan: what is the 8 character ID please?
[22:49] <nmmm> have a HP server . it have hardware raid
[22:49] <IntuitiveNipple> r3dLunchb0x: Fortunately it's not something I've had to dig into yet, but I'd have thought that was possible... if not, send to one email address which is a mailing-list or sends out copies on receipt (maybe using .procmailrc rules)
[22:49] <brennan> 0572:1329
[22:49] <brennan> ActionParsnip, 0572:1329
[22:49] <bazhang> #centos nmmm
[22:49] <nmmm> /dev/cciss/c0d0p1
[22:49] <brennan> i dont know what kind of distro this is?
[22:49] <nmmm> /dev/cciss/c0d0p2 etc
[22:49] <bazhang> nmmm, wrong channel for centos support dont ask here
[22:50] <nmmm> I know, is ubuntu :)
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> brennan: http://www.holik.at/   search the page for the ID..
[22:50] <bazhang> nmmm, what does lsb_release -a say in terminal
[22:50] <nmmm> so hp server, hw raid. disks are like /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 /dev/cciss/c0d0p2 etc.
[22:51] <nmmm> ok im stopping
[22:51] <nmmm> :)
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> brennan: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1433065
[22:51] <brennan> ActionParsnip, k but is the page up to date with the new linux version?
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> brennan: its worth a try
[22:52] <brennan> ya i guess your right
[22:52] <IntuitiveNipple> cdc-acm handles 0572:1329
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> brennan: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1433065.html
[22:56] <brennan> ActionParsnip, will it work even though it's an old version... yes it is worth it anyways but it would be good to know
[22:56] <soulstitchmmo> Where can I get support for Unetbootin?
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> brennan: just backup any files you edit, before editting them
[22:58] <brennan> how do you back up files?
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> brennan: just copy them elsewhere
[22:59] <brennan> like get in pico or something?
[23:03] <PRabyte> thanks d1gital_ for the bind option, interesting
[23:03] <PRabyte> ditto IntuitiveNipple. thanks
[23:03] <brennan> ActionParsnip, do you know how i can make it work with gnome ppp
[23:03] <PRabyte> anyone have a real nice howto for lvm pv commands? thanks
[23:03] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: I wrote a couple ages ago
[23:04] <PRabyte> IntuitiveNipple: one question, did you name Precise_var or you using that for example :)
[23:05] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: This and the linked RAID5 article should clue you in: http://tjworld.net/wiki/Linux/Ubuntu/HardyEncryptedLVM
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> brennan: ive not used it, sorry
[23:05] <nmmm> how i can find where grub is installed (MBR or partition  beginning)
[23:05] <IntuitiveNipple> PRabyte: It is named that. The machine also has a "Precise" LVM containing the root file-system, and a "home"
[23:06] <brennan> HAS anyone used gnome-ppp on 12.04
[23:06] <PRabyte> thanks IntuitiveNipple lol... also, thats a silly nick hehehe
[23:07] <PRabyte> i guess mine is as well lol
[23:07] <PRabyte> << peter rabbit
[23:07] <brennan> HAS anyone used gnome-ppp on 12.04??
[23:07] <smallfoot-> my nick is smallfoot- and i have a small penis
[23:07] <PRabyte> IntuitiveNipple: yah that 2nd like is good, thanks, nice clues watson ;)
[23:08] <brennan> thats nice smallfoot
[23:08] <brennan> HAS anyone used gnome-ppp on 12.04??
[23:09] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: No, but I use pppd on my gateway server
[23:10] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple, i dont know it that would help me does gnomeppp use pppd?
[23:11] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: At some point underlying it will, but my use on the server is to bring up an ADSL connection across a bridged ATM device
[23:11] <brennan> does bridged mean connected?
[23:13] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: no, it means the actual ADSL modem device acts as a bridge passing on the ppp connection to the ISP's servers to establish the link, and effective drops out of the link between ISP and PPP client
[23:13] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple, well that sucks that it drops out right?
[23:14] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: no, it's a great way to do it. It avoids having to do  IP routing between ADSL modem and server
[23:15] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple, wats and ADSL modem?
[23:16] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: as far as the server is concerned, via the interface ppp0, it is connected directly to the ISP and doesn't need to worry about routing via the ADSL device (so doesn't get affected by the ADSL device doing NPAT or firewalling)
[23:16] <exutux> brennan: why you do not use siply network-manager DSL tab?
[23:16] <Thomas1> any one can help with driver installation of a Nvidia MX 440
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> Thomas1: i believe it wil use the nouveau driver
[23:16] <IntuitiveNipple> exutux: I was wondering that, too. It could be that NM doesn't recognise the USB device
[23:16] <exutux> you can create a new ppp connection there
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> Thomas1: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc   please
[23:17] <exutux> IntuitiveNipple: oh it's USB
[23:17] <IntuitiveNipple> exutux: NM should still know about it though, the USB ID is quite old
[23:17] <exutux> IntuitiveNipple: ok
[23:18] <Thomas1>  oh precise
[23:18] <brennan> exutux, you seem pretty smart too any ideas?
[23:18] <exutux> brennan: maybe pppconfig
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Thomas1: try:  sudo apt-get install nvidia-96 nvidia-settings
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Thomas1: if its no good, try nvidia-173
[23:19] <exutux> brennan: or buy a new real rouer :D
[23:19] <exutux> router*
[23:19] <exutux> easy way
[23:20] <brennan> exutux, id buy one but that would take all the fun out of it
[23:21] <Thomas1>  96 bummed out with broken package but 173 worked thanks.
[23:21] <brennan> i dont have a pppconfig exutux
[23:22] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: Have you tried using network manager applet to create a new connection for Mobile Broadband?
[23:22] <PRabyte> d1gital: quick question, regarding "bind" option. wont /var continue to fill up? this is a logger box. i did mount -B /var /mnt/log  then did a cat > /var/test  filled up the file, both dir's went higher in data count with df -k
[23:22] <john38> hello can someone help me
[23:22] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple, that cost money doesnt it?
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> john38: ask and see
[23:22] <Boreeas> Is there a way to disable ipv6 connectivity without disabling ipv4?
[23:23] <john38> im trying to play a DVD but it says cannot play because i dont have the libraries? or DVD may be encrypted???
[23:23] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: What is the device you're trying to connect with? Is it a mobile broadband modem or something else?
[23:23] <exutux> !info pppconfig
[23:23] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple, it's a conexant systems modem
[23:23] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: for a fixed phone line?
[23:23] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple,  yes
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> Boreeas: use the boot option:  ipv6.disable=1
[23:24] <PRabyte> ill bbl, thanks guys
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | john38
[23:24] <Boreeas> ActionParsnip: Thanks
[23:24] <ns_nazri> hi all
[23:24] <exutux> brennan: by default pppconfig is installed, if you don't have it, maybe something is wrong on your installation
[23:24] <brennan> exutux, where is it then?
[23:25] <exutux> brennan: run it in a terminal
[23:25] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: Have you tried the Linuxant drivers? http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/dgc/index.php
[23:25] <exutux> it's a command line config tool
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> john38: have you seen that page?
[23:26] <IntuitiveNipple> exutux: It's a softmodem... he'll need the firmware and supporting drivers
[23:26] <exutux> IntuitiveNipple: obv
[23:26] <brennan> how do you run stuff in the terminal and i've looked into linuxant but didn't follow through becasue i didnt want to fuck anything up
[23:26] <john38> ActionParsnip, reading....
[23:26] <bazhang> brennan, stop the cursing
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> john38: fine, but have you seen that page?
[23:26] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: I tested Linuxant years ago and it worked well
[23:26] <exutux> IntuitiveNipple: tought that drivers was installed and was only a config issue
[23:27] <john38> ActionParsnip, the one that ubottu put up right??
[23:27] <IntuitiveNipple> exutux: Me too ... I just realised when I searched on the USB ID of the device some more!
[23:27] <brennan> sorry again bazhang
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> john38: yes, the first ink is what you need
[23:27] <IntuitiveNipple> exutux: the cdc-acm kernel module claims to support it, but without the softmodem firmware I'd guess its pretty useless
[23:27] <john38> ActionParsnip, it says i have to uninstall other codecs to install libdvdcss2
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> john38: fine, then reinstall them after
[23:28] <john38> ActionParsnip, can i install it anyway without uninstalling those files
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> john38: nopt sure but I'd just play along
[23:28] <brennan> i dont know how to uninstall and install programs on linux
[23:29] <john38> ActionParsnip, well what if i want to use acidripper
[23:29] <IntuitiveNipple> brennan: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[23:29] <soulstitchmmo> Is there a way to run files in "administrator mode" or do I have to go into terminal and sudo the file?
[23:30] <robertzaccour> How do I upgrade to KDE 4.9?
[23:30] <ns_nazri> brennan: type "sudo apt-get remove "software" "
[23:30] <IntuitiveNipple> soulstitchmmo: Use gksudo <name of program to run as root>
[23:30] <soulstitchmmo> that is still going into the command line...
[23:30] <soulstitchmmo> is there a way to do it without opening up terminal?
[23:31] <IntuitiveNipple> soulstitchmmo: Press Alt+F2 then type that to get the GUI
[23:31] <cheako> How can I re-open a bug that I closed? bug 381896
[23:31] <soulstitchmmo> IntuitiveNipple: so the answer is no, you have to know the command, you can't just run a file as root without typing in a command?
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> john38: if you install the dvd decoder, does acidripper then install ok?
[23:31] <soulstitchmmo> IntuitiveNipple: although thank you for that shortcut.
[23:31] <L3top> You could create a shortcut which contained the command... I think soulstitchmmo and IntuitiveNipple
[23:32] <L3top> I believe it will prompt you for a password in gui
[23:32] <john38> ActionParsnip, i tried ripping but it wont work
[23:33] <IntuitiveNipple> L3top: correct :)
[23:33] <IntuitiveNipple> cheako: I can reopen it for you if you want
[23:33] <cheako> IntuitiveNipple: yes I think so.
[23:33] <soulstitchmmo> well let's hope that ubuntu adds a 'run as root' option for files before valve steam launches.
[23:34] <IntuitiveNipple> cheako: done
[23:34] <cheako> Thank you.
[23:34] <L3top> again soulstitchmmo... the cli is where the power of linux is... do not fear it... and you can, as I said, create a shortcut containing the gksudo prefix.
[23:34] <Descra> Hello. I must install a jdk. Usually i install openjdk. It s a good choice? Or sun's jdk is better?
[23:35] <soulstitchmmo> L3top: I know this. But if Ubuntu is going to be the official gaming distro, it's going to need to get more user friendly.
[23:35] <IntuitiveNipple> Descra: openjdk is the default now, and should give you full support for your Java apps
[23:35] <L3top> soulstitchmmo: never sacrifice security for easy... that would be windows.
[23:35] <IntuitiveNipple> soulstitchmmo: no general user app should require root privileges to run, only installers should need it
[23:36] <exutux> soulstitchmmo: user friendly is so different to user-disaster
[23:36] <Descra> Ok IntuitiveNipple. Thanks
[23:36] <L3top> Descra: better is a relative term. It is sort of like flash... sun java comes with its own interesting complications, but a few things will not work under anything else. openjdk works for most things... and is open source :)
[23:37] <brennan> IntuitiveNipple, exutux i'm installing all of the gnome packets
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> soulstitchmmo: could add a nautilus script and it can be done..
[23:38] <IntuitiveNipple> L3top: I don't think Oracle/Sun Java is even in the partner repositories any longer
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> soulstitchmmo: or just run the installer in terminal
[23:38] <robertzaccour> I found it
[23:39] <robertzaccour> I've noticed the simplest questions here are the ones that go unanswered. this channel use to be a lot more helpful
[23:39] <eucalyptus> agreed
[23:39] <L3top> IntuitiveNipple: Absolutely correct. When oracle bought it the lawyered up and forbid its packaging unfortunately. In fact all the PPAs that held it, canonical was forced to revoke keys for a few weeks ago. Sad really.
[23:39] <lenny__> not to mention Oracle can sue you at any time for using their patented Java(tm) API
[23:39] <lenny__> so much for open source
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: then get smart with the OS and you can be part of the solution
[23:39] <IntuitiveNipple> lenny__: Only In America (tm) :p
[23:40] <lenny__> yeah
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: that makes no sense
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: oracle java is proprietary, so how can you say 'so much for opensource' in the same breath?
[23:40] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, How bout people help each other whenever possible instead of having the "I only feel like answering super complicated non-noob questions" attitude?
[23:41] <IntuitiveNipple> ActionParsnip: It does. In the Oracle vs Google case recently lost by Oracle in USA, Oracle was arguing it owned copyright to the API itself
[23:41] <lenny__> yes it does. suppose you're a company and you're unhappy with JRE so you decide to write something else
[23:41] <lenny__> let's call it Dalvik
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: I answer as many as I can but remember this is a volunteer based support channel, show a little appreciation
[23:41] <IntuitiveNipple> robertzaccour: We are here as volunteers, often doing other things for ourselves, and we answer when we spot something we have experience of
[23:41] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, I do show appreciation, and I also help when I can.
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: and we appreciate the help
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: the 'so muchfor opensource' doesn't apply to the oracle java as it's not opensource
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: its that simpl
[23:43] <L3top> robertzaccour: You did not mention what distro you were on... and it was just released today fgs. I had no idea, and the first few  google hits had nothing. Sorry I didn't know the answer to your question. Care to share it btw in the interest of helping?
[23:43] <brennan> I'm just running wvdial (my cousin set it up) but it wont give me a serial port!!!
[23:43] <lenny__> what I meant to say is that even though java is open source, it's still patented by a litigious company
[23:43] <IntuitiveNipple> robertzaccour: Often I find that the 'simple' questions are the worst to deal with since it often turns out the person requires lots of handholding for even the basics... things that in person are easy to help them with become long drawn-out and painful via IRC.
[23:43] <lenny__> who employs the same lawyers who brought to you SCO vs Linux
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: the implementation isn't opensource yes, but oracle suing you etc isn't related to opensource, as it's proprietary
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> !away > HardFu|AFK
[23:44] <lenny__> ActionParsnip: no. it involves also the open source part
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: only by proxy
[23:44] <robertzaccour> I found it for those that also want to know
[23:45] <IntuitiveNipple> Sun released Java under the GPL in 2006
[23:45] <robertzaccour> How to upgrade to KDE version 4.9 http://www.docstoc.com/docs/125657338/KDE-49-Released-Better-Performance-and-New-Features
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> lenny__: you could say 'openjdk sucks, so much for opensource' and it would be intelligent
[23:45] <L3top> robertzaccour: ty.
[23:45] <lenny__> you do what you want. I'm just saying java was a trap and still is a trap
[23:45] <zaphara> can someone help me install the java plugin (NOT the icedtea one) using apt-get? I did it before but forgot how x.x
[23:45] <robertzaccour> L3top, yw
[23:46] <zaphara> its like java(tm) plug-in 1.7.0_04
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> zaphara: there is a PPA you can use
[23:47] <OerHeks> robertzaccour, it will be in 12.10 > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/Alpha3/Kubuntu ( now in kde beta 4.9)
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> zaphara: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/01/install-oracle-java-jdk-7-in-ubuntu-via.html
[23:47] <robertzaccour> zaphara, http://rootzwiki.com/topic/23008-howto-install-java-7-on-ubuntu-1204/
[23:47] <robertzaccour> OerHeks, I'd rather just upgrade the DE and wait for 12.10 to be released to upgrade anything else.
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: the kde ppa may have 4.9 for precise but its 3rd paryy so use at your own risk
[23:49] <L3top> ActionParsnip: A couple of weeks ago I tried webupd8 and it has been shutdown... the gpg revoked... as well as the other 2 I tried.
[23:49] <robertzaccour> ActionParsnip, would you recommend just upgrading it to the current alpha?
[23:49] <L3top> zaphara: please report if you have success with that.
[23:49] <OerHeks> robertzaccour, oh you didn't check backports ? https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/backports
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: i run quantal quite happily
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> robertzaccour: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade   KDE 4.9
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> L3top: I see, will sort it :)
[23:50] <robertzaccour> thanks
[23:50] <elfMobile> what is a good video editor available on Ubuntu.    I'd like to join them into one video but I'd also like to cut out the boring parts where they're just standing there.  Pretty simple stuff, so ease of use would be nice.  What is available?
[23:51] <robertzaccour> I think I'll email myself those 2 links and then upgrade to alpha while I'm workin out and come back to it
[23:51] <lenny__> elfMobile: there's only one. it's Blender
[23:51] <L3top> elfMobile: what is your experience level with non-linear video editing?
[23:51] <robertzaccour> is there a difference between http://www.docstoc.com/docs/125657338/KDE-49-Released-Better-Performance-and-New-Features and https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/backports?
[23:52] <L3top> lenny__: ?? theres kdenlive, cinerella, umm... a couple others that are slipping my memory atm...
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> elfMobile: http://techcityinc.com/2009/02/04/top-10-free-video-editors-for-ubuntu-linux/
[23:52] <elfMobile> L3top: none... I used some avs (I think thats what it was called) script a while back.... it was a non-linear programming language for video editing
[23:52] <lenny__> L3top: toys
[23:52] <lenny__> the only one that's functional is Blender
[23:52] <L3top> cinerella is the most advanced linux NLE out there IMO.
[23:53] <brontosaurusrex> elfMobile, avs is windows, there is unstable port thought
[23:53] <lenny__> cinelerra you mean?
[23:53] <elfMobile> lenny__: blender is for 3d modeling isn't it?... I'm dealing with mp4 files from my camera
[23:53] <Godgutten> Hi :)
[23:53] <L3top> Yes. I am bad with names.
[23:53] <jaxdahl> what's a quick way to check for opengl support?
[23:53] <lenny__> no, there's also a video editor in Blender and as I said it's the only one that actually works
[23:53] <L3top> mneumonics get me a lot.
[23:53] <lenny__> xgears
[23:54] <IntuitiveNipple> elfMobile: There's Openshot too
[23:54] <elfMobile> brontosaurusrex: yeah.... it would be a pain for this.... finding the rights spot in each video.  If I'm just joining and cutting I could use ffmpeg.  avs script was fun because it could do other things like slow mo, etc
[23:55] <brontosaurusrex> brontosaurusrex, i tryed them all at some point or other and they were all huge pain in the ...
[23:55] <jaxdahl> pinkie?
[23:55] <jaxdahl> funny elbow?
[23:55]  * L3top has not had issue editing anything in most editors... some were glitchy... but *cinelerra and kdenlive I encountered no poblems doing extensive editing.
[23:55] <brontosaurusrex> i did not test blender thought
[23:56] <lenny__> when did you last try cinelerra? I'm not sure it even compiles anymore
[23:56] <L3top> about a year and a half ago?
[23:56] <L3top> was on 1004... I know that.
[23:56] <brontosaurusrex> L3top, extensive editing? define please
[23:57] <brontosaurusrex> L3top, i did 3 or 4 amateur cuts with kdenlive thought
[23:58] <L3top> 3 hours output from 5 different cameras over 20 hours source with 5 audio inputs?
[23:58] <homogay> LEENOKS
[23:58] <homogay> SUX
[23:58] <homogay> COX
[23:58] <homogay> LOL
[23:58] <FloodBot1> homogay: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:58] <brontosaurusrex> L3top, ok, you are my new hero then
[23:59] <Praxi> ActionParsnip, my sound is still working  a day later, thanks


[00:03] <mgw> is there a way to instruct the installer (from a preseed file) to immediately expire the password?
[00:03] <mgw> that is, require a change on first login
[00:16] <matoc> mgw: you could set up a custom command in you preseed: http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/manual/en.i386/apbs05.html#preseed-hooks
[00:16] <matoc> mgw: usermod -p “” foo
[00:17] <matoc>  chage -d 0 foo
[00:18] <mgw> matoc: thank you
[00:53] <bitmonk> anyone have a working policy-rc.d script? i tried the base example to just return 101, as if in a chroot, but services are still autostarted when their package is installed.  concrete, recent docs seem a bit of vapor here.
[01:06] <matoc> bitmonk: did you make sure to "chmod 755 /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d" ?
[01:06] <matoc> Just having the following in the policy-rc.d file has worked for me in the past:
[01:06] <matoc> #!/bin/sh
[01:06] <matoc> exit 101
[01:06] <bitmonk> i'm not sure it was in /usr/sbin, i think i put it in /usr/bin, hm.. it's been a while since i tried, i can give it another shot. :)
[01:42] <Resistance> whoo...
[01:42] <Resistance> matoc is a useful person...
[01:42]  * Resistance fixed the issues :)
[03:35] <AlexForce22> hello
[03:36] <AlexForce22> anyone got a min for question
[04:25] <pythonirc101> is there a way to allow a user to open a ssh tunnel to my box, but not allowed regular login?
[05:28] <MTecknology> virt-manager doesn't want to respect my keyboard layout. :(   There's no option for a dvorak layout either. I have to use a chart of a qwerty board to figure out what keys to push....
[05:29] <MTecknology> I tried to create a keymap, but that doesn't seem to have any effect
[05:35] <MTecknology> Any ideas how I could get it to work?
[06:26] <JoshuaP> I'm about to do a server reboot and will be right back. :)
[07:49] <JoshuaP> I AMSG'D
[19:58] <myjimmyweb> hello?
[19:58] <Resistance> ohai
[19:58] <arrrghhh> myjimmyweb, hi.  if you have a question, feel free to ask.
[19:59] <myjimmyweb> cool coo! : )
[19:59] <myjimmyweb> i'm trying to set up my host dns server
[19:59] <arrrghhh> for a local area network i assume?
[19:59] <myjimmyweb> but i'm on a residential account that blocks port 80
[19:59] <arrrghhh> er
[20:00] <Resistance> myjimmyweb:  DNS doesnt run on port 80...?
[20:00] <myjimmyweb> well, i'd like to get this set up and ready to run on a business line
[20:00] <arrrghhh> dns isn't 80, and that shouldn't matter for WAN
[20:00] <myjimmyweb> DNS on port 53
[20:00] <myjimmyweb> which my isp does not block
[20:00] <arrrghhh> yea why would you worry about DNS over the WAN tho
[20:00] <arrrghhh> sounds like you want to setup a websit?
[20:00] <arrrghhh> website*
[20:00] <myjimmyweb> well, my host machine has several guest instances of ubuntu server
[20:00] <myjimmyweb> i do want a website
[20:00] <arrrghhh> honestly it would be more efficient for you to pay for a hosted solution...
[20:01] <arrrghhh> but we can still help you get it setup
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> i want example.com to be hosted on the host machine
[20:01] <arrrghhh> just sayin, cost vs benefit
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> and then each VM server to be client.example.com
[20:01] <arrrghhh> you've paid for example.com?
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> haha, no
[20:01] <arrrghhh> well
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> well, yes, it's a dif name but i have it
[20:01] <arrrghhh> you know what i mean
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> yes
[20:01] <arrrghhh> whatever the example is lol
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> lol, yeah
[20:01] <arrrghhh> you've paid for it, it's yours
[20:01] <myjimmyweb> yup
[20:02] <arrrghhh> you have a static IP from your provider/ISP?
[20:02] <myjimmyweb> no, it's dynamic
[20:02] <myjimmyweb> that's thething
[20:02] <arrrghhh> well
[20:02] <arrrghhh> dyndns
[20:02] <myjimmyweb> i got an account with custom dns routing
[20:02] <arrrghhh> hrm
[20:02] <myjimmyweb> and route it to an alternate port
[20:02] <myjimmyweb> wait, no
[20:02] <arrrghhh> well
[20:02] <arrrghhh> customers won't be able to use it if 80 is blocked
[20:03] <arrrghhh> you're going to need to talk to your ISP or host it elsewhere
[20:03] <myjimmyweb> yeah, i can access it from a dif port that i forward to port 80 on the host machine
[20:03] <arrrghhh> seriously, even if you've already purchased the domain name it'll be cheaper in the long run to just pay a vps or something to host the actual site.
[20:03] <myjimmyweb> my main question is if i can get the subdomins working with my BIND server on the host machine, routing each clientx.example.com
[20:04] <arrrghhh> oh
[20:04] <arrrghhh> that's local
[20:04] <arrrghhh> and i used dnsmasq when i set that up cuz i was lazy...
[20:04] <arrrghhh> i could just point you and some bind docs, which i assume you've read.
[20:04] <myjimmyweb> the reason i want to host it is it's not just a website, it's kind of a media cloud portal so i need local access to it to upload 100s of gigs of vides/music
[20:04] <myjimmyweb> yes
[20:04] <arrrghhh> heh
[20:04] <myjimmyweb> so like, i made a new master zone
[20:04] <myjimmyweb> demo.example.com
[20:04] <arrrghhh> and you're trying to do this on an ISP that blocks port 80...
[20:05] <myjimmyweb> yes
[20:05] <myjimmyweb> well, I'll be moving it to a business line soon
[20:05] <arrrghhh> cool
[20:05] <myjimmyweb> but I can't justify paying for one at the moment
[20:05] <myjimmyweb> so i wanted to get it running to some extent on my residential account, then move it over
[20:06] <arrrghhh> yea
[20:06] <arrrghhh> you can just change the port on apache
[20:06] <arrrghhh> or wherever you forward it.  i do it on my router.
[20:06] <myjimmyweb> i get that.... and i know how to
[20:06] <arrrghhh> k
[20:06] <myjimmyweb> but idk how to implement the subdomains running on different apache servers
[20:06] <myjimmyweb> like, example.com is the host server
[20:06] <myjimmyweb> and clientx.example.com is running on as a guest on example.com
[20:07] <arrrghhh> have you seen this?
[20:07] <arrrghhh> http://content.websitegear.com/article/subdomain_setup.htm
[20:07] <myjimmyweb> yes
[20:07] <myjimmyweb> and i think i'm close
[20:07] <arrrghhh> k
[20:08] <arrrghhh> so what's not working
[20:08] <myjimmyweb> so what i've done is set up the hostname following the howtoforge perfect server ubuntu 11.10
[20:08] <myjimmyweb> on the guest machine
[20:08] <arrrghhh> heh
[20:08] <arrrghhh> ok
[20:08] <subman> I am having trouble getting webmin to work over the internet.  I can access it from within my LAN, but not from outside.  The port is open on my router.  FTP  and SSH services work from from both LAN and WAN
[20:09] <myjimmyweb> and on the host BIND server i set up the zone clientx.example.com pointing to the internal server address of the guest machine
[20:09] <arrrghhh> subman, have you tried nmapping the port over the WAN?
[20:09] <arrrghhh> you're not trying this locally, to your external 'site' address are you?
[20:09] <arrrghhh> myjimmyweb, ok
[20:10] <myjimmyweb> yeah?
[20:11] <myjimmyweb> so do i really just need to change the virtual server address of clienx.example.com to that address?
[20:11] <myjimmyweb> according to that link you sent me
[20:11] <arrrghhh> myjimmyweb, i'm missing something.  what's not working
[20:13] <myjimmyweb> i can't access the subdomains
[20:13] <myjimmyweb> like, if i go to example.com:myport
[20:13] <myjimmyweb> it works
[20:13] <myjimmyweb> but i can't go to clientx.example.com:myport
[20:13] <arrrghhh> externally or internally
[20:14] <myjimmyweb> well, both i guess
[20:14] <arrrghhh> lol
[20:14] <arrrghhh> might want to make this all work on the LAN
[20:14] <arrrghhh> then worry about the WAN
[20:14] <myjimmyweb> yeah
[20:14] <myjimmyweb> that would be nice
[20:14] <arrrghhh> start small, work bigger.
[20:14] <arrrghhh> but what you're doing is over mah head.  plus i have to go.  sorry... good luck.
[20:14] <myjimmyweb> cool
[20:14] <myjimmyweb> thanks tho
[20:30] <subman> hmmm, using nmap to check for open ports, and 10000 does not show up.  The other ports that should be open do show up.
[20:30] <Resistance> 10000 is probably eithier closed at the firewall, closed at NAT, or not used
[20:30] <Resistance> if i remember right, webmin does not autobind to <IP_ADDRESS>:10000
[20:30] <Resistance> (aka the internet)
[20:30] <Resistance> !webmin
[20:31] <Resistance> ^ and that, btw
[20:31] <subman> Resistance, what is a supported alternative?
[20:31] <subman> Resistance, it works great from within my LAN
[20:33] <Resistance> subman:  i assume you're behind a NAT then?
[20:35] <subman> Resistance, I am behind my router
[20:35] <Resistance> then that's a yse
[20:35] <Resistance> yes*
[20:35] <Resistance> when I say NAT, I mean routers
[20:35] <Resistance> the issue with NATs...
[20:35] <Resistance> is that they hide all ports that are open...
[20:35] <Resistance> in a sense, they have their own firewall
[20:35] <Resistance> you need to go into the router's settings and portforward port 10000 at the router to port 10000 at your machine
[20:36] <Resistance> but i still do not recommend webmin
[20:36] <Resistance> i'm not sure there *is* a supported alternative...
[20:36] <Resistance> lemme check
[20:37] <subman> Resistance, thanks.  I have forwarded port 10000 to the machine.  I did the same with FTP/SSH/http and they work fine over WAN
[20:50] <subman> Ah, this might be an ISP problem with blocking ports....at least that is what my research is pointing to.
[20:54] <iBaer>
[21:09] <root> .
[21:10] <subman> So, any supported alternatives to webmin?
[21:10] <subman> I don't find any in the software manager
[21:13] <matoc> subman: I think ebox was support and thought to be the alternative for a while. No idea if that's still the case.
[21:13] <subman> matoc, found it, thanks!
[21:19] <Resistance> is there any good alternative to webmin?
[21:19] <Resistance> ebox perhaps, but anything else?
[22:45] <hidensoft> i can't connect to my server via ssh , i don't see any prompt about password and i got no error , any idea what happened ?
[22:57] <matoc> hidensoft: what's the error?
[22:58] <matoc> hidensoft: sorry, missread that. Do you know if the port is open?
[23:00] <hidensoft> matoc: http://paste.sternix.net/6
[23:03] <matoc> hidensoft: I've seen issues with SSHD not letting you connect if it can't resolve the IP (reverse DNS). It can be turned of in the config file.
[23:03] <matoc> *off
[23:03] <hidensoft> matoc: where is the config file ?
[23:04] <matoc> hidensoft: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[23:05] <hidensoft> matoc: so how i can change config file while i can't use ssh ?
[23:05] <matoc> hidensoft: the config is needs to be added to the file, I'll look it up for you...
[23:06] <matoc> hidensoft: you don't have some sort of consol access?
[23:07] <hidensoft> matoc: no :(
[23:07] <amstan> hello, i would like some help with smartctl, i'm trying to debug this one bad sector
[23:07] <amstan> for my reallocated_sector_ct i have a raw value of "27 (0, 15)"
[23:07] <amstan> what does it mean?
[23:08] <hidensoft> i think its impossible :( shit
[23:08] <matoc> hidensoft: are all the other services accessible? I suppose you've tried a reboot...
[23:08] <amstan> what's with the numbers in the brackets and what's the max sectors i can reallocate
[23:08] <matoc> hidensoft: does your ISP provide KVMoIP
[23:09] <hidensoft> matoc: currently i have not access to server management panel , did you think its can be ok with reboot ?
[23:09] <hidensoft> matoc: i don't know about KVMoIP
[23:09] <matoc> it might reset the service.
[23:10] <hidensoft> hm
[23:28] <KoolaidJunkie> Can someone help me with OpenVPN? When I try to connect from client to server OpenVPN on client machine says connection failed
[23:29] <KoolaidJunkie> http://screensnapr.com/v/3CetJQ.png
[23:38] <KoolaidJunkie> Okay, nevermind - stupid spellin error
[23:39] <KoolaidJunkie> Now it says "Sat Dec 31 17:37:39 2011 Need hold release from management interface, waiting..." and has been so for several min
[23:53] <KoolaidJunkie> Okay, resolved that..
[23:54] <KoolaidJunkie> Now I had intended on using OpenVPN so I could access my Samba Shares (OpenVPN is suppose to make it so that the client thinks its part of the network that has the Server Running Samba) but I'm unable to see Samaba Shares


[14:33] <lucasmoura> Hi rbasak, we have created the package MRs for UA release 27.10. paride has already approved the kinetic version of the release: https://code.launchpad.net/~lamoura/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+git/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+merge/426755
[17:10] <samy1028c> Hello all.  We are adding 2FA with Duo to our environment.  It works on the couple of test dev systems we've installed it on.  Now, we want to add more of a SSO component to it as well as managing limiting who can login and when.
[17:11] <samy1028c> We have an AD environment also that we may utilize as part of the functionality.
[17:12] <samy1028c> The question is - What is the best way to restrict a user from logging into a specific Ubuntu server 20.04 VM?  i.e., say we need to give an admin temporary access to a production machine for debugging a specific issue.  We want to give them access to that one VM.
[17:14] <samy1028c> With Duo we'd have to setup individual "applications" to each VM and then assign and unassign a user to that single application (SSH Login for example).
[17:14] <samy1028c> How do any of ya'll handle this type of requirement in your networks?