[00:01] <squinty> plt: also  reeBASIC's IRC channel is ##freebasic at irc.freenode.net.
[00:02] <success> how do i find the path to sdk7tools/?
[00:02] <hujo> akurilin, I'd pick LUKS, but checkout the overview at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystems
[00:12] <akurilin> hujo: I was able to use gnome-disks to make one such partition without any pain, that was awesome
[00:13] <akurilin> now just need to figure out how to mount it from cmdline :)
[00:13] <hujo> the LUKS partition?
[00:14] <akurilin> yes
[00:14] <akurilin> I don't use nautilus / gnome
[00:14] <Xe> Hi all, I have a mac pro (cylinder) running Ubuntu 14.04 and when I installed the ATI drivers from the "Additional Drivers" page I rebooted and X starts but it doesn't show X on the screen. I have "nomodeset" appended to my kernel boot options.
[00:14] <akurilin> I'm on xmonad so I don't get any automounting and things like that
[00:14] <hujo> akurilin, cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/your_encrypted_device some_name
[00:15] <hujo> akurilin, you will get a new unencrypted device /dev/mapper/some_name
[00:15] <mjayk> haya all my wireless is very flakey after inside kubuntu-desktop were as it is fine in unity
[00:15] <mjayk> ubuntu 14.04 any ideas of what i can try
[00:16] <hujo> akurilin, man 5 crypttab might also be of value to you
[00:16] <akurilin> hujo: you're blowing my mind here
[00:23] <konam> hey guys
[00:24] <konam> on 14.04 ubuntu misses the first keystroke when the screen has turn off after locking the screen
[00:25] <konam> is there a fix for that?
[00:25] <konam> googled but i haven't seen anything
[00:27] <kokut> hujo: hey man you there?
[00:27] <kokut> hujo: testdisk has failed to copy some files, its still copying tho
[00:28] <Noobuntu> Hello guys, any channel to ask some questions about installation?
[00:29] <SchrodingersScat> !ask
[00:29] <dimi> i'm having trouble with libGLU.so.1
[00:30] <hujo> kokut, and with what error has it failed?
[00:30] <dimi> i think it hasn't created a symbolic link
[00:30] <Noobuntu> thanks
[00:30] <squinty> konam:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/  might be worth a shot
[00:30] <badcom> Hi there
[00:31] <kokut> hujo: its still copying the files... it just says so far 50k files have been copied ok, 15 failed, still copying..
[00:31] <dimi> how do i figure out where I'm supposed to create a symbolic link?
[00:32] <badcom> I have Windows 7 installed and partition style is MBR. I have an unallocated partitions and when I try to install Ubuntu 14.04 is does not detect the partitions neither my Windows. It only deletecs /dev/sda. How can I get around this?
[00:33] <Noobuntu> I have Ubuntu 14 in my pendrive, trying to install on my Toshiba Satellite. The HD is empty. Chose the first option on the instalator. Computer rebooted. Even with the right boot order asks me to install again and doesnt boot the OS. Run instalator again and tells me that Ubuntu is already installed. Went to the partition menu and can see it there occupying a good part of the HD. Tried over 10 times, same outcome. Any suggestion?
[00:33] <squinty> dimi: my copy reports the following (14.04)  ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1
[00:33] <squinty> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Oct  1 14:19 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 -> libGLU.so.1.3.1
[00:34] <hujo> Noobuntu, change to boot order in your bios to favour the HDD over the pendrive
[00:34] <hujo> kokut, and you're sure your disk is healthy?
[00:34] <dimi> thanks, squinty
[00:34] <squinty> dimi:  yw
[00:35] <kokut> hujo: yea, 100% sure, those files were deleted tho. Can i remove the live cd after booting?
[00:35] <hujo> kokut, not exactly sure what you mean?
[00:36] <squinty> badcom:  you could use gparted to preset the new linux partitions before starting the installation.  usually the installer partitioneer will pick up the new partition(s) then
[00:36] <pryorda> anyway to disable landscape-common on su -. its giving me the system stats everytime i sudo su -
[00:36] <k1l> pryorda: dont do that.
[00:36] <k1l> pryorda: use sudo -i
[00:36] <kokut> hujo: im on the live cd at the moment but i would like to remove the cd and continue using ubuntu, is that possible?
[00:37] <hujo> badcom, does parted detect the partition when booting, say, a live cd?
[00:37] <badcom> squinty, I tried using gparted but it showed only 1 single unallocated partition
[00:37] <hujo> kokut, I'm afraid I don't know
[00:38] <badcom> hujo, gparted only shows my whole disk unallocated
[00:38] <kokut> hujo: okay dont worry
[00:38] <pryorda> sudo -i?
[00:38] <badcom> hujo I guess it should show the partition where my Windows is installed?
[00:39] <hujo> badcom, I'd suggest you check the drive's health first - last time partition tables vanished on me the drive said goodbye a couple hours later
[00:39] <squinty> badcom:  might be something applicable at  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
[00:39] <pryorda> https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9824da16015255f0e44d
[00:39] <pryorda> even sudo -i
[00:39] <hujo> badcom, unless of course the partition table was wiped accidentally
[00:40] <akurilin> hujo: the LUKS approach seems to work pretty well, thanks for the tips
[00:41] <k1l> pryorda: my comment was not about the landscape stats. it was about your wrong use of su
[00:42] <liuxg> does anyone know how to install a bootable usb stick with ubuntu image? I do not want to have  a liveusb.
[00:42] <hujo> akurilin, you're welcome
[00:42] <Mightcould3> Hey guys, how do i change the monitor that's the default fullscreen menu? i have 3 screens and when i full screen a game its always the left one. i want it in the center. this is easily done in windows but i cannot find the option for it on ubuntu 14.04
[00:43] <badcom> I was not expecting to have so much trouble to have Windows/Ubuntu on my PC. It must be this UEFI thing...
[00:43] <EriC^^> badcom: what's the problem?
[00:44] <hujo> badcom, have you tried changing the boot order?
[00:44] <Mightcould3> badcom, doubt that. my 2 office machines have asrock mobos with a uefi. they have both windows 7 and ubu. upon boot the grub shows and i can select which os to boot to
[00:44] <squinty> liuxg:  two sticks or livedvd plus one stick.   start normal installation but make sure the installer is pointing to the usb you want to install to.  key points are the installer partitioner and where to install grub  (ie   /dev/sdb  if stick is the only usb )
[00:44] <smacktalk> is there a good game package for kids?  specifically I have 7 and 10 y/o boys
[00:45] <Mightcould3> Badcom, make sure you partition your drives properly and before installing windows. also dont use the windows utility to do the parts either
[00:45] <badcom> the problem is not with the boot. It's that Ubuntu won't detect my partitions i.e: the partition where Windows is installed
[00:45] <Mightcould3> wont detect or wont mount?
[00:45] <ielo> hi
[00:45] <smacktalk> ....and some educational packages?
[00:45] <ielo> please check it my new video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCFCWjq4t7s
[00:46] <squinty> liuxg:  if you want to use a full install usb stick on various machines, then using any (ie video) proprietary drivers is not recommended
[00:46] <ielo> trying to dabble in this field of art
[00:46] <pryorda> k1l: meh...
[00:46] <pryorda> sudo su - is no different the sudo -i
[00:46] <Mightcould3> smacktalk, i know that roloblox is a education game for kids that teaches them how to program
[00:46] <hujo> badcom, hmm, alright what happens when you turn on the machine without the pendrive?
[00:46] <liuxg> squinty, thanks for your reply. I did that . however, the installed usb stick cannot be bootable on another pc. If I chose the bootloader to the usb stick, it crashes my pc grub. I think it removes my previous grub installation.
[00:46] <badcom> Mightcould3, won't deletect. I mean, in the installation process it says that there's no other OS installed
[00:46] <k1l> pryorda: sure it is. its a difference in what env variables are called. on ubuntu please use sudo -i
[00:46] <badcom> hujo, it loads the Windows
[00:47] <kokut> EriC^^: hey man you there?
[00:47] <EriC^^> kokut: yeah, what's up?
[00:47] <badcom> I'm on my Windows right now
[00:47] <Mightcould3> badcom, are you trying to install ubuntu or do you have it installed now?
[00:48] <badcom> Mightcould3, I'm trying to install Ubunto. I wanna have both Windows and Ubuntu
[00:48] <EriC^^> badcom: maybe os-prober can't find the windows .efi file
[00:48] <kokut> EriC^^: testdisk is taking a lot of time to copy the files, so far it has copied 110k files, but it says it failed to copy 51 of them, is there a way to tell which files failed to copy after if finishes? I don't think i enabled the create log file option
[00:48] <EriC^^> badcom: check what it's called in your efi partition or type efibootmgr -v and check it's name
[00:48] <liuxg> squinty, if I take my installed ubuntu usb stick, my machine cannot even boot, and it boots to the grub command. I think it put the grub into the installed usb.
[00:48] <squinty> liuxg:  it shouldn't alter any of the grub setup on your pc grub
[00:48] <pryorda> sudo su - calls all root envs
[00:48] <pryorda> sudo -i calls what different ones?
[00:49] <Mightcould3> you should partition your drives before install, you'll need to run the live cd of your install, select the try option. use gparted to partition your drive and format the new part to ext4. then when you go to install select manual and select that new part (ext4) for install
[00:49] <EriC^^> badcom: modify /usr/lib/os-probes/mounted/efi/20microsoft accordingly
[00:49] <wasabiflipper> hi
[00:49] <liuxg> squinty, I tried a few times, and every time, it does crash my grub. I had to use grub-update to fix it. The installed usb is not bootable on another pc.
[00:50] <dimi> i can't figure out where it is i'm supposed to make the symbolic link. can someone figure out where it should go? http://pastebin.com/npn7q4SC
[00:50] <badcom> Ok, guys. Will check these options. Thanks!
[00:51] <squinty> dimi: use the "locate" command in a terminal    locate libGLU.so.1
[00:51] <Mightcould3> anyone have any idea why i always have to boot my pc twice? every morning i press the power button, it comes on but black screen. then i turn it off, and turn it on again, then the grub shows. any ideas?
[00:51] <pryorda> k1l: sudo su - just looks at .bashrc
[00:52] <pryorda> sudo -i looks at .login .profile and bashrc
[00:52] <dimi> squinty, I know where it is, but where am I supposed to link it to? that's what i don't know how to figure out
[00:53] <Mightcould3> well anyway imma go play warzone 2100. cheers!
[00:53] <EriC^^> kokut: no idea
[00:53] <dimi> squinty: it's where it's supposed to be, but i'm being told it's not there?
[00:53] <EriC^^> kokut: not sure if the files will copy with 0 byte size or what
[00:53] <liuxg> squinty, have you tried this before?  I cant believe i have so many files, all my ubuntu installation wasnt more than 20gb, i barely installed 10 programs and this is supposed to be my home folder .private only...
[00:55] <pryorda> anyone know why this would be happening
[00:55] <pryorda>  is. its a difference in what env variables
[00:56] <pryorda> bah
[00:56] <pryorda> https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9824da16015255f0e44d
[00:56] <liuxg> EriC^^, good evening to you!
[00:56] <EriC^^> liuxg: thanks, you too!
[00:57] <squinty> liuxg:  tried it quite a few times over the years. :-)  the points to watch out for are the ones I already mentioned.  ie video and correct grub/device installation
[00:57] <liuxg> EriC^^, I think it should very tiring for you. I woke up just now, now it is 8:57 here :)
[00:57] <k1l> pryorda: did you install some motd stuff?
[00:57] <pryorda> nah
[00:58] <pryorda> just dpkg_reconfigure landscape-incommon
[00:58] <pryorda> common*
[00:58] <EriC^^> pryorda: you mean dpkg-reconfigure ?
[00:59] <k1l> pryorda: so you want all the info but not the last line?
[00:59] <EriC^^> pryorda: maybe you enabled something in the sudoers file?
[01:00] <EriC^^> liuxg: 3 am here :)
[01:00] <liuxg> squinty, thanks. I will double check the video drivers here to make sure.
[01:00] <liuxg> EriC^^, oh, it is really very late for you. I think you may need to have good sleep.
[01:01] <EriC^^> kokut: no idea, maybe you had a lot of tiny files in your home dir, or they could be old files you had deleted before
[01:01] <Bashing-om> dimi: Mine: sysop@1404mini:~$ ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 >> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Oct 21  2013 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 -> libGLU.so.1.3.1 .. symlink to "  libGLU.so.1.3.1 " .
[01:01] <pryorda> kl1 i dont want any of it on su, sudo, or sudo -i
[01:01] <pryorda> k1l: didnt touch sudoers
[01:01] <pryorda> I was making it so it did use the cache option
[01:01] <pryorda> always ran
[01:02] <kokut> EriC^^: well i sure wiped this drive a couple of times, i will need to decrypt the files after its done copying can i ask you for help again when it finishes?
[01:03] <EriC^^> kokut: yeah sure
[01:03] <EriC^^> kokut: not sure i'll still be up though
[01:03] <dimi> Bashing-om: that's the thing, it's there, but for some reason when i try to run the .x86, linux doesn't see it. or something. i don't know. http://pastebin.com/npn7q4SC
[01:04] <dimi> if anyone feels like downloading the game (it looks great) and seeing if they have the same problem: http://www.indiedb.com/games/air-brawl
[01:04] <pryorda> EriC^^: **
[01:04] <EriC^^> kokut: try to follow the guide about recovering encrypted dirs
[01:05] <EriC^^> pryorda: ?
[01:05] <kokut> EriC^^: okay man, you have helped me big time, if i had to pay you i would be living in the street already rofl
[01:05] <kostkon> !find bGLU.so.1
[01:06] <EriC^^> pryorda: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1045189
[01:06] <kostkon> dimi, are you on a 64bit installation
[01:06] <k1l> pryorda: since i dont know what you actually want since you installed and enabled that messages see  /etc/update-motd.d where the motd is generated
[01:06] <squinty> dimi: when asking/replying using "it's....." is very ambiguous. better to plainly state exactly what is meant by "it"  :)
[01:06] <pryorda> dude
[01:06] <pryorda> I dont think your understandting
[01:06] <pryorda> I didnt touch anything
[01:07] <pryorda> I ran dpkg-reconfigure landscape-common
[01:07] <stone_> whats up folk
[01:07] <liuxg> squinty, if I create one partition for the usb stick, and make it as "/", is that ok? I have been doing this way, and the installation automatically detects the existing swap on my PC as the swap partition during the installation. I have pointed the  bootloader to "/dev/sdc" (where my usb drive is).
[01:07] <pryorda> its not something that is in update-motd.d that is the usse
[01:07] <pryorda> pam is calling something on login
[01:07] <pryorda> I know how to force it to stop
[01:07] <pryorda> just wondering if there is a better way
[01:07] <k1l> pryorda: that is already touching something.....
[01:07] <pryorda> k1l: go run dpkg-reconfigure landscape-common
[01:08] <pryorda> and set it too always
[01:08] <pryorda> and tell me if you get the same thing
[01:08] <dimi> kostkon: Linux dimi-desktop 3.13.0-39-generic #66-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 28 13:30:27 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[01:08] <k1l> pryorda: see /usr/share/pyshared/landscape/sysinfo/landscapelink.py if you want to remove that
[01:08] <pryorda> k1l: do you even know what I want to remove?
[01:08] <pryorda> You are recommending something without understanding
[01:09] <pryorda> I dont want to remove the message
[01:09] <kostkon> dimi, have you already tried sudo apt-get install libglu1-mesa:i386  ?
[01:09] <dimi> squinty: ya, sorry. noted. i meant that libGLU.so.1 is already where it's supposed to be, but Linux won't recognise it
[01:09] <dimi> kostkon: yes
[01:09] <pryorda> I just want to remove it from sudo su -
[01:09] <pryorda> its fine on login
[01:09] <kostkon> dimi, ok
[01:09] <pryorda> i dont mind that
[01:09] <squinty> liuxg:  I prefer to include a swap on the usb stick too.  if you take it to another computer that doesn't have a swap partition it may cause problems afaik.
[01:09] <pryorda> but everywhere else is annoying
[01:09] <EriC^^> kokut: no problem!
[01:09] <k1l> pryorda: ok, so from root login only.
[01:09] <k1l> pryorda: and i already told you its sudo -i
[01:09] <sloantothebone> this APT has super cow powers wtf does that mean?
[01:09] <pryorda> k1l: symanticsa
[01:09] <pryorda> that isnt helping the issue
[01:10] <pryorda> even sudo -i shows
[01:10] <pryorda> it
[01:10] <pryorda> See GIST
[01:10] <pryorda> Jebus
[01:10] <k1l> but with your attitude i dont want to help you any further. good luck with that
[01:10] <pryorda> Thanks
[01:10] <pryorda> cause you wernt helping anyways
[01:10] <pryorda> :)
[01:10] <liuxg> squinty, since the usb stick is not  big (16G), if I get a swap for the usb, the left space could be much. I got a pc with 8G memory.
[01:10] <pryorda> Ill figure it out..
[01:11] <pryorda> Anyone who understands pam.d and why the stats are showing when sudoing please let me know...
[01:11] <hujo> pryorda, http://www.wikihow.com/Behave-on-IRC
[01:12] <squinty> dimi: did you check out the pastebin I sent... that shows what  libGLU.so.1 is supposed to be linked to.   <squinty> dimi:  see if this helps   http://paste.ubuntu.com/8892051/   make sure that the other file exists too
[01:12] <pryorda> hujo: I am behaving.. Just got sick of the useless recommendations
[01:12] <liuxg> squinty, normally, how much do you have for the swap partition on your usb?
[01:12] <Bashing-om> dimi: "libGLU.so.1 => not found " On my system (14.04):ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 >> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Oct 21  2013 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 -> libGLU.so.1.3.1 // sysop@1404mini:~$ ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1.3.1 >> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 449232 Oct 21  2013 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1.3.1 . Does " /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1.3.1 " ( as appropriate for version control )
[01:13] <pryorda> figured it out
[01:14] <hujo> pryorda, no you're not. you're getting angry at somebody helping you for free in their free time. if you don't like the recommendations, silently stop taking them and perhaps try another day for more luck
[01:14] <squinty> liuxg:  recent ones I usually setup 4 gigs swap (16 gig usb stick)  I only use the stick for testing/emergency situations so lots of /home space is not really needed.
[01:14] <squinty> ...or pull out your wallet for payed help in your area.  :P
[01:15] <pryorda> hujo: meh, I wish people would read to to understand the issue before diverting from it.
[01:15] <dimi> Bashing-om, does the date matter? dimi@dimi-desktop:~$ ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Jan 18  2010 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1 -> libGLU.so.1.3.1
[01:15] <liuxg> squinty, if I make it 1G, it is that good. swap is more for the hibernation
[01:15] <guzti> Hello. This might sound like a stupid question, but I've searched ubuntu.com, searched google about 1 million times - but can someone tell me what source (ubuntu-repo) can be used at this moment (server 14.10)
[01:16] <dimi> Bashing-om: 2010 instead of 2013
[01:16] <pryorda> clear
[01:16] <pryorda> wrong window
[01:16] <liuxg> squinty, I want to make the usb to install some of the ubuntu phone sdk. space is one of the concerns.
[01:17] <EriC^^> guzti: us.archive.ubuntu.com seems to be working fine
[01:17] <Bashing-om> dimi: Year 2010, what release are you running ?
[01:17] <EriC^^> guzti: which are you using?
[01:17] <liuxg> squinty, Is there anyway not to include the swap in the installation?
[01:17] <guzti> Plex version you mean?
[01:17] <guzti> and btw thanks for the answer
[01:18] <squinty> liuxg:  well all I can add it try various things... I have pretty much covered my personal experiences with this situation.  maybe someone else can add to this subject
[01:18] <liuxg> squinty, thanks for your kind advice on this.
[01:19] <guzti> If you meant that, I'm using <IP_ADDRESS>.678
[01:19] <squinty> liuxg:  sure   just do a custom instead of a "guided" install
[01:19] <dimi> bashing-om 14.04 LTS
[01:19] <Subroutine> hello, i have problem setting up audio (alsa)on 14.04 server. here are some outputs regarding card and drivers: http://pastebin.com/wbCZsTcH
[01:19] <liuxg> squinty, yes, you are definitely right. thanks. I will keep on trying...
[01:20] <squinty> liuxg:  yw   and good luck :)
[01:21] <EriC^^> guzti: sorry, i don't follow
[01:21] <EriC^^> guzti: i meant which ubuntu repo are you using right now?
[01:22] <dimi> does case matter when addressing people? Bashing-om: 14.04 LTS
[01:22] <guzti> ahh, I haven't got any repo to work for me
[01:22] <Bashing-om> dimi: Beats me how that creation date can be 2010, In any event " "libGLU.so.1 => not found  " " :: back to this; does -> ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ libGLU.so.1.3.1 <- have a positive return ?
[01:23] <Bashing-om> dimi: Here on IRC with irssi , case does not maooter, the client will correct.
[01:23] <Bashing-om> matter*
[01:23] <EriC^^> guzti: ok, please type grep -m 1 ^deb /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:23] <EriC^^> guzti: and paste here
[01:24] <guzti> deb http://is.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty main restricted
[01:24] <guzti> as I just did 'echo deb... >> /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:25] <guzti> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/plexmediaserver.list I meant so say
[01:25] <dimi> Bashing-om: running ls -al * libGlu.so.1.3.1 returned a long string of stuff, so I assume so
[01:25] <EriC^^> guzti: ok, so the ubuntu repos aren't working right?
[01:26] <Bashing-om> dimi: We do want that specific file ( as the indicator you provided, says " not found" ) .
[01:26] <guzti> No, I believe that's my problem
[01:26] <guzti> or well, I won't get them to work at my server
[01:27] <dimi> Bashing-om: *shrug* this is what that command returned http://pastebin.com/wwJZ4ThU
[01:28] <hujo> dimi, could you state your problem again?
[01:28] <Bashing-om> dmibrid: Looking at http://pastebin.com/wwJZ4ThU .
[01:29] <EriC^^> guzti: try sudo sed -i 's/is.archive/archive/' /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:29] <EriC^^> guzti: then sudo apt-get update
[01:29] <dimi> hujo: i'm trying to get a program to work, but it won't run http://pastebin.com/nnwyfg63
[01:30] <dimi> hujo: yes, i've updated all repositories, yes, I checked the box in properties that says the .x86 should be executable
[01:31] <dimi> Bashing-om: is ls -al * libGLU.so.1.3.1 supposed to return a long string of stuff, or only a particular item, or ...?
[01:32] <hujo> dimi, what strikes me from the pastebin is that while you have a libGLU.so it and am64 one. the game references an i386 one however
[01:32] <hujo> *it's an
[01:33] <dimi> hujo, can you give me the command again? i'm sure i've run it several times now for different games
[01:33] <dimi> hujo: i mean for updating repositories
[01:33] <dimi> hujo: wait, i'll look for it
[01:34] <hujo> dimi, my best guess would be to enable multi arch support in apt (try google for "apt multiarch") and then a search for the GLUT library, but the i386 version
[01:35] <Bashing-om> This " ls -al /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1.3.1 " resulted on all that output in http://pastebin.com/wwJZ4ThU " Try again and verify ! as I expect ONLY one file -> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 449232 Oct 21  2013 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGLU.so.1.3.1 <- .
[01:35] <dimi> hujo, this is what i ran: sudo apt-get install libglu1-mesa libxi-dev libxmu-dev
[01:35] <dimi> hujo, did i do that right?
[01:36] <dimi> hujo, i'll have a look ...
[01:36] <kantlivelong> anyone have issues with mSATA SSDs not shutting off when suspended?
[01:36] <hujo> dimi, could you try: sudo apt-get install libglu1-mesa:i386
[01:37] <dimi> it worked, i could kiss you, hujo
[01:38] <dimi> thanks, hujo, squinty, Bashing-om
[01:38] <hujo> dimi, you're welcome :)
[01:40] <pryorda> k1l: hujo: EriC^^  figured it out https://gist.github.com/anonymous/9f0e1a763385b549d008
[01:40] <pryorda> no more sysinfo when root :)
[01:41] <pryorda> If there is a better way to do that please let me know.
[01:41] <pryorda> I couldnt find anything in the landscape docs.
[01:42] <sacarlson1> pryorda: cool
[01:45] <plt> fbc -Wl -m,elf_i386 test.bas ld: skipping incompatible /usr/local/bin/../lib/freebasic/linux-x86_64/libfb.a when searching for -lfb be caused because I need to load the 32 bit version from freebasic?
[01:47] <plt> wrong channel
[01:59] <AR45> http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13-linux/pd
[01:59] <AR45> ye or pass?
[02:06] <bubbasaures> AR45, You can get the same hardware cheaper maybe, and there is system76.
[02:07] <bubbasaures> depends on what you want in the end really
[02:10] <catalase> can anyone tell me why the government trying to get into my server. http://nopaste.info/0bd87d5f1f.html
[02:10] <AR45> something portable yet powerful with a decent screen that has hardware compatible with linux
[02:10] <AR45> that doesn't burn holes in my pockets
[02:11] <AR45> I was looking at this as well
[02:11] <AR45> http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/w-series/w540/
[02:11] <hujo> catalase, hijacked server perhaps?
[02:12] <bubbasaures> AR45, This is not really the channels role is all.
[02:12] <catalase> hujo, lolz server in madagascar
[02:14] <AR45> ah gimmie a break there's 1700+ in here
[02:15] <AR45> good resource!
[02:15] <rww> all the more reason to behave so the channel isn't a mess
[02:15] <rww> so yes, please take this elsewhere (#ubuntu-offtopic?)
[02:16] <sacarlson1> catalase: I assume those are not users on your system?  those are just bots that scan for open port 22 and when found look for easy openings
[02:16] <k1ng> hi, can anyone help me set permission please?
[02:16] <daftykins> k1ng: more details required than that
[02:16] <k1ng> sudo -u nginx stat /home/k1ng/nikebot6/ = stat: cannot stat `/home/k1ng/nikebot6/': Permission denied
[02:17] <k1ng> nginx cant access those file
[02:17] <sacarlson1> catalase: if that's the case the easy way to fix it is to change the port listen address for ssh to like 2222 or more random number
[02:18] <k1ng> 2222 isnt rare :P
[02:18] <daftykins> k1ng: why are you trying to allow the web server to do things in your home folder?
[02:18] <k1ng> ./home/k1ng/nikebot6 is my website
[02:19] <sacarlson1> k1ng: true and maybe 2% of bots will search for that too but it cuts it way down
[02:20] <daftykins> k1ng: so you've got permissions wrong so it's not serving the site?
[02:20] <k1ng> right
[02:21] <daftykins> k1ng: "ls -al /home/k1ng/nikebot6/" in a pastebin then please
[02:22] <k1ng> ls -al /home/k1ng/nikebot6/
[02:22] <k1ng> oops. http://pastie.org/private/9uxyxyvx1hlhcqlwcg4axg
[02:22] <plt> Is anyone here using 32 bit?
[02:24] <rwp> plt, Do you have a specific question?
[02:26] <maddawg> that sounded pretty specific to me
[02:27] <plt> I wrote a line test program freebasic and compiled it 32 bit and I need test it but I am using 64 bit. The one line is print :This is a test"
[02:34] <daftykins> k1ng: so the user is k1ng, the group is nginx... is nginx running as nginx? :>
[02:34] <k1ng> yes
[02:35] <k1ng> changed to nginx:nginx still no luck
[02:35] <daftykins> k1ng: is your nginx group you + 'nginx' or...?
[02:35] <daftykins> i don't even know what your 'stat' command was attempting to do
[02:35] <k1ng> nginx group is web server
[02:35] <daftykins> i can only assume the webserver is't serving
[02:36] <daftykins> ok so your user is a member of that too?
[02:36] <k1ng> and nginx uses stat to check for file changes
[02:36] <k1ng> yes
[02:36] <daftykins> only your command failed though
[02:36] <k1ng> drwxr-xr-x. 14 nginx nginx 4096 Nov  7 18:30 nikebot6
[02:37] <daftykins> hrmm
[02:38] <daftykins> k1ng: so what do nginx's logs look like?
[02:39] <delinquentme> so whats the difference between linking commands together on a single line ... using either && vrs ;
[02:39] <k1ng> http://pastie.org/private/3ov89dl01wn5dwglpemew
[02:39] <delinquentme> advantages / disadvantages?
[02:40] <k1ng> https://dpaste.de/R7GK
[02:40] <daftykins> delinquentme: && only executes the second portion if the first succeeded
[02:40] <EriC^^> k1ng: i think you can't stat it cause you don't have permissions for /home/k1ng
[02:40] <k1ng> how do i fix that EriC^^?
[02:40] <EriC^^> k1ng: give nginx read and executable to /home/k1ng
[02:40] <k1ng> how?
[02:41] <EriC^^> actually only executable is required
[02:41] <k1ng> drwxr-xr-x. 14 k1ng k1ng  4096 Nov  8 19:34 k1ng
[02:41] <EriC^^> hmm
[02:41] <daftykins> imo it was a mistake to put it in your /home
[02:44] <daftykins> k1ng: sudo chown -R k1ng:nginx /home/k1ng/nikebot6/
[02:45] <k1ng> i did chown nginx:nginx still no luck
[02:45] <daftykins> k1ng: chmod -R 664 /home/k1ng/nikebot6/
[02:45] <daftykins> two above then a new pastebin of ls -al plz
[02:46] <EriC^^> k1ng: if you type sudo -u nginx /home/k1ng/
[02:46] <EriC^^> sorry
[02:47] <k1ng> http://pastie.org/9706285
[02:47] <daftykins> that bash prompt doesn't even look right
[02:47] <daftykins> are you even running ubuntu?
[02:47] <k1ng> centos actually
[02:48] <daftykins> then you can't ask for help in here.
[02:48] <daftykins> go find a CentOS channel
[02:48] <k1ng> thats rude. i am a ubuntu user for long long time
[02:48] <daftykins> i don't care. we support ubuntu products and nothing else
[02:48] <plt> I do not have a 32 bit machine to test it on so I was hoping that someone here can test it for me?
[02:49] <bubbasaures> #centos amongst others k1ng
[02:49] <plt> What is rude?
[02:51] <plt> I am using Ubuntu
[02:51] <daftykins> plt: none of the above was aimed at you.
[02:51] <plt> Ty
[02:55] <squiff> Hi
[02:55] <daftykins> hello
[02:56] <squiff> I had my laptop hooked up to an HDMI montior and I turned off the laptops monitor and forgot to turn it back on before disconnecting, so now I have a blank  screen unless I go into a terminal
[02:56] <squiff> How can I turn the laptop monitor back on?
[02:57] <daftykins> do you want the programs you still have running?
[02:57] <daftykins> because no idea how to do that, but you can probably restart X
[02:57] <squiff> Yeah
[02:57] <jeffrey_f> cashnguns, either tap the hot key on the laptop to toggle the screens or change the input source on the tv
[02:57] <squiff> Thre's no such hotkey
[02:58] <jeffrey_f> oops, meant for squiff
[02:58] <daftykins> you'd probably be better off going back to said screen and plugging it in again
[02:58] <daftykins> but i doubt that'll work
[02:58] <squiff> That would work
[02:58] <squiff> But it's  at home
[02:58] <squiff> And I'm at work
[02:58] <squiff> I could restart and that would fix it too
[02:59] <squiff> But I don't want to lose what I had open
[02:59] <l0rdn1x> I've had X freeze up on a different machine before and I just ssh'd to it and restarted x
[03:00] <squiff> What's the command for that?
[03:00] <squiff> And will restarting x close all my windows?
[03:00] <l0rdn1x> yes
[03:01] <daftykins> yeah it'll kill the programs so that might be a deal breaker
[03:01] <l0rdn1x> I did it the other day just to keep from having to hard-boot the system.
[03:02] <Svetlana> how do i install seamonkey on ubuntu? I'm not sure how it did, but it worked before
[03:02] <Svetlana> from the repos
[03:02] <daftykins> which version Svetlana ?
[03:02] <Svetlana> 14.04
[03:03] <daftykins> !info seamonkey trusty
[03:03] <daftykins> !find seamonkey trusty
[03:03] <daftykins> hrmm that doesn't look too good, it must have been from a PPA?
[03:05] <squiff> Poo
[03:05] <squiff> Had to do it
[03:13] <delinquentme> daftykins, +1
[03:14] <veryhappy> hey guys, how can i build a single server image in ubuntu 14.04?
[03:15] <veryhappy> i mean the cluster not the apache server side includes.
[03:15] <jmadero1> evening all - I'm having some terrible boot times and curious what's going on - I've installed bootchart but I can't make sense of the results
[03:16] <bubbasaures> jmadero1, Have you tried a text boot to see whats going on?
[03:16] <fender> ubuntu español?
[03:16] <jmadero1> have not - not even sure how to do it, any wiki or anything
[03:16] <jmadero1> to be fair - I have several DE's installed
[03:16] <bubbasaures> !text | jmadero1
[03:17] <jmadero1> and I'm thinking it might be related to my nfs mounts
[03:17] <bubbasaures> jmadero1, Hitting the esc key right after grub does the same.
[03:17] <veryhappy> fender: ubuntu-es?
[03:17] <veryhappy> ;)
[03:17] <fender> yes gracias
[03:18] <jmadero1> and what would I be looking for during text boot?
[03:18] <bubbasaures> jmadero1, If it is sitting on something you should see it.
[03:19] <jmadero1> all right - will try it, thanks
[03:19] <bubbasaures> this is where I would start anyway
[03:19] <jmadero1> it's crazy how complicated the bootchart graph is
[03:19] <jmadero1> it's a bit unusable ;)
[03:20] <veryhappy> ok guys, one question: a single server image is like a cluster which appears as one single system right? then i should be able to combine all my systems that i have (all are ubuntu-14.04 amd64) so they should improve the speed.
[03:20] <jmadero1> second question is if it's worth me fresh installing to 14.10 or if the changes are so minor that I might as well stick on .04
[03:21] <daftykins> 14.04 is LTS, that's reason enough to stay put
[03:21] <veryhappy> jmadero1: afaik long support is just for 14.04 so you better stick with that.
[03:21] <bubbasaures> jmadero1, 14.04 has 5 years support, 14.10 does not.
[03:21] <jmadero1> I don't care about support ;)
[03:21] <jmadero1> just wondering about performance gains and the like
[03:21] <jmadero1> I run pre-release software all the time ;)
[03:21] <ptt> list
[03:21] <veryhappy> jmadero1: new software has more bugs...
[03:21] <ptt> list channels
[03:22] <ptt> cchannels
[03:22] <bubbasaures> says the user asking for support
[03:22] <jmadero1> sure - and I understand that risk :) I am part of QA team in LibreOffice so I run master - I know about bugs
[03:22] <ptt> channels
[03:22] <ptt> join #chile
[03:22] <jmadero1> okay let me rephrase - is it noticeably faster, or any other things that I'd see as better
[03:22] <veryhappy> ptt use /
[03:22] <jmadero1> or substantially different to where I might want to check it out for myself
[03:22] <daftykins> jmadero1: no and no.
[03:23] <jmadero1> ptt: / j #chile (no space between the / and the j)
[03:23] <jmadero1> daftykins: awesome thanks
[03:23] <ptt> thanks!
[03:23] <jmadero1> that's what I gleaned from blogs and the like
[03:25] <veryhappy> is there any channel i might have more success with single server images because without offending you there might be more people knowing about the stuff. where could i start?
[03:26] <jmadero1> veryhappy: #linux maybe
[03:26] <jmadero1> be prepared for some ....aggressive personalities ;)
[03:26] <veryhappy> jmadero1: thank you
[03:26] <jmadero1> veryhappy: including some laughter that you're using Ubuntu ;) that is not abnormal
[03:26] <veryhappy> jmadero1: why aggressive personalities?
[03:26] <jmadero1> many of them are on Arch or some similar distro
[03:26] <jmadero1> not all ;) but I've had some....interesting conversations over there
[03:27] <ubuntuaddicted> what's in trusty-proposed? can it mess up my system
[03:27] <veryhappy> jmadero1: tried arch few times... no one has time to enter every single command to get the system running :D
[03:27] <jmadero1> ...you'd be surprised at their reaction to that (lol)
[03:27] <jmadero1> but they are all quite nice
[03:27] <jmadero1> and knowledgeable
[03:27] <bubbasaures> ubuntuaddicted, I believe proposed is only open during development.
[03:27] <veryhappy> jmadero1: i try my luck
[03:27] <veryhappy> thanks
[03:28] <azizLIGHT> is it possible to hide partitions in nautilus from showing up. i dont care about stupid windows partition to be mounted or not, or recovery partition
[03:29] <ubuntuaddicted> so would you recommend enabling pre-released updates?
[03:29] <bubbasaures> ubuntuaddicted, It is addressed in this wiki. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu  easily found.
[03:29] <ubuntuaddicted> azizLIGHT, try to right click on it, can you hide it? in dolphin you can
[03:30] <ubuntuaddicted> bubbasaures, thanks
[03:30] <bubbasaures> ubuntuaddicted, I recommend you do the voodoo that make you do the hulu.
[03:32] <azizLIGHT> ubuntuaddicted: nope i cant
[03:32] <azizLIGHT> not even on nemo
[03:33] <Schumi23> ok, so... I'm installing Ubuntu from  a flash drive, and I get to the step where I can connect to wifi, all's normal. I select my wifi network and the WPA password is already memorised... While installing... How?
[03:33] <Schumi23> (After thinking of it, I hypothesised that the first time I installed Ubuntu, it stored the password on the flash drive. Would that be correct?)
[03:35] <daftykins> depends if your flash drive is a persistent install
[03:35] <elementary> hello?
[03:36] <Schumi23> daftykins meaning?
[03:37] <Schumi23> I have (I think) Wubi? Either that or whichever the install on the Ubuntu Canonical site, and using a USB installer they recommend
[03:37] <daftykins> one that saves settings.
[03:37] <daftykins> no WUBI is where you install from within Windows
[03:37] <daftykins> and don't ever touch that, it's terrible
[03:38] <RB2_> Hey guys, I have a weird issue. When I press the volume up/down/mute on my keyboard sometimes the action is delayed by a few seconds
[03:42] <Schumi23> I saw that file on the flash drive, but ok.
[03:42] <Schumi23> RB2_ is it possible that it's just your computer freezing/being slow?
[03:43] <Svetlana> daftykins, I don't know, I already added a ppa for it but made no effect. I am tired of searchng it over and over, I did not remove it myself.
[03:44] <RB2_> Schumi23, Nah I'm pretty sure it's a bug somewhere. It was fine in Ubuntu 14.04 (I'm on 14.10 right now)
[03:44] <RB2_> I can see that the media keys are being registered (using xev)
[03:44] <Svetlana> daftykins, http://dpaste.com/25RYC7Q.txt <-- I don't understand 90% of this stuff.
[03:44] <daftykins> Svetlana: maybe it's stuck with the name of an older release, if you upgraded ever
[03:44] <RB2_> but I'm not sure why it takes a few secs to adjust the volume/mute
[03:45] <Svetlana> daftykins, I did upgrade quite a few, just pasted the sources.list for you.
[03:46] <daftykins> Svetlana: i see most are disabled, the ubuntu-mozilla-daily at the very end says it was disabled during the upgrade to trusty too.
[03:46] <Svetlana> but did I not uncomment it?
[03:46] <daftykins> Svetlana: you might need to click the settings cog on the left, go to software and sources then check it's enabled
[03:46] <daftykins> Svetlana: it looks enabled, did you run an "apt-get update" prior to searching for seamonkey again though?
[03:47] <Svetlana> I uninstalled the software-center so it would be nice if we came up with advice without using that gui. yes I did.
[03:50] <daftykins> Svetlana: er, why?
[03:50] <Svetlana> I don't like it.
[03:51] <kokut> EriC^^: hey man you there? testdisk finished copying the files
[03:52] <daftykins> Svetlana: ok well that was just a confirmation. i don't even know if that PPA is the one seamonkey is meant to be in, that'll be job #1 for you to confirm
[03:52] <kokut> EriC^^: somehow  it copied more than 460k files
[03:53] <Svetlana> daftykins, it is not.
[03:53] <Svetlana> Where is the PPA I already spent time searching a few months ago? Do I have to search it again?
[03:54] <daftykins> Svetlana: sadly my database of your personal history is severely lacking
[03:54] <smacktalk> is there a gaming version of ubuntu?
[03:56] <basil1x> There's steam for ubuntu, if that's what you're after.
[03:56] <basil1x> also you can run old apple games with jace
[03:57] <basil1x> and DOS games with DOSBOX
[03:57] <SchrodingersScat> !info bsdgames
[03:57] <SchrodingersScat> atc is thrilling, edge of your seat action
[03:58] <FLUBBER> Hi I want to ask you which version of CentOS should be removed
[03:58] <FLUBBER> I'm with ubuntu server 4.14 I want to install KloXO panel
[03:58] <kokut> can someone help me recover some encrypted files and folders
[04:00] <KKEm> this is my problm: http://imgur.com/a/6utVe
[04:00] <daftykins> FLUBBER: your question makes zero sense, CentOS is an alternative distribution to Ubuntu
[04:00] <daftykins> KKEm: not clicking that until you explain in words
[04:00] <kokut> KKEm: your problem looks like a nice glitch
[04:01] <KKEm> its a picture of a froozn screen that always happend when i login with Kubuntu Ubuntu and also on my othermachine
[04:01] <kokut> FLUBBER: have you considered cPanel? its the best panel
[04:02] <KKEm> kokut
[04:02] <KKEm> yeah right :)
[04:02] <kokut> KKEm: looks good ;) so you cannot access your deskop? looks like a kernel issue...
[04:03] <daftykins> that's a terrible leap in logic
[04:03] <KKEm> kokut yeah everything freez and i cant do anything
[04:03] <KKEm> just like unpluggin ram blocks while machine is running
[04:03] <kokut> KKEm: and that happens in different machines?
[04:03] <KKEm> yes
[04:04] <kokut> KKEm: have you tried other OSes in those machines? what model are they?
[04:04] <KKEm> windows 7 workes fine
[04:04] <KKEm> ubuntu 14.04 + 14.04.1 + kubuntu newest version
[04:04] <kokut> KKEm: have you checked the MD5 of the downloaded ISO? Can you boot into the live cd?
[04:05] <KKEm> let me try boot into live cd
[04:05] <kokut> KKEm: k
[04:05] <KKEm> havnt checked md5
[04:06] <KKEm> and i dont know how to do that also
[04:06] <kokut> KKEm: it looks like your video drivers are not properly configured
[04:07] <KKEm> i wait for my graphic card on my other machine, so both are not with graphicards right now
[04:07] <KKEm> mainboard only
[04:08] <KKEm> kokut LOL
[04:08] <KKEm> i could not get into install at all now
[04:08] <KKEm> trying again
[04:09] <kokut> KKEm: wait where are you plugging your screen then? or is it a notebook?
[04:10] <KKEm> to the motherboard, of a tower computer
[04:10] <kandinski> how can I fix this on 14:04 Trusty?
[04:10] <kandinski>  libgl1-mesa-dri:i386 : Depends: libllvm3.4:i386 but it is not going to be installed
[04:10] <whoever> Keel: what is the first part of that
[04:11] <daftykins> FLUBBER: don't private message me. keep conversation in this *channel*
[04:11] <whoever> KKEm: ^^
[04:12] <KKEm> ^^
[04:12] <whoever> KKEm: what about your mobo
[04:12] <KKEm> kokut btw Netrunner-OS works fine
[04:13] <whoever> KKEm: all i got here is mobo of a lower tower
[04:13] <KKEm> what about it whoever
[04:13] <whoever> well what is the issue
[04:14] <KKEm> grapich i guess
[04:14] <whoever> why do you guess that
[04:14] <kokut> KKEm: guess it has onboard video
[04:15] <KKEm> yep
[04:15]  * whoever thinks KKEm's coke holder needs to be upgraded from cd >> dvd
[04:15] <KKEm> whoever http://imgur.com/a/6utVe
[04:15] <kokut> KKEm: have you tried booting into the live cd
[04:16] <whoever> KKEm: or a term
[04:16] <kokut> KKEm: that looks beautiul
[04:16] <KKEm> kokut yes  i just did
[04:16] <kokut> KKEm: does it work?
[04:16] <KKEm> before i could get into "try or install" now it just freez
[04:16] <whoever> KKEm: is you video on board or an expantion
[04:17] <whoever> KKEm: also how much ram do you have
[04:17] <KKEm> inboard
[04:17] <KKEm> not much in this machine
[04:17] <Svetlana> daftykins, looks like it's extra hard, the "PPA" is not on launchpad anymore. (http://askubuntu.com/questions/397272/why-isnt-mozilla-seamonkey-available-in-the-repositories-how-can-i-install-it),thanks for your help.
[04:17] <daftykins> no problem!
[04:17] <KKEm> maybe i should try on the other machien where i have 12+
[04:17] <whoever> KKEm: whats not much 128MB
[04:18] <KKEm> calculate that with 2
[04:18] <KKEm> :D
[04:18] <Dmole> what is the correct bash syntax for something like this: if [ [[ "$V" =~ $RE ]] -a "$V2" == "" ] ; then ?
[04:19] <whoever> KKEm: this is like thowing darts at a dart board if you don't/can't give use the numbers we ask for
[04:19] <kokut> KKEm: i think your graphics card is messed up man
[04:19] <kokut> KKEm: or it could be another component
[04:19] <ptt> alguien habla español aquí?
[04:19] <whoever> kokut: yes his CRT :-)
[04:19] <KKEm> how come i can run windows 7 + netrunner on it :P
[04:20] <imastupidguest> How can I make a cli program run at a very specific time in the startup process? Specifically, I need it to run before any network connection is made but still as late in the game before that as possible.
[04:21] <whoever> KKEm: then ubuntu doesn't have your video driver and it is loading what it thinks is the closest to the correct one
[04:21] <whoever> KKEm: or your trolling us
[04:21] <KKEm> thanks for the answer m8
[04:21] <imastupidguest> I want macchanger to run every time I boot the computer but right before it automatically connects to my wifi
[04:22] <KKEm> i love to troll whoever, but this would just b awaste of your time and not funny
[04:23] <syadnom_> hi all.  My brain isn't working right, I can't remember how to do something.  I have 2 files that have almost all the same content (4000 lines, 98% same)  but because the changes are sporadic, diff is losing track at the first change.
[04:23] <whoever> KKEm: so how much ram does this box have
[04:23] <KKEm> 258?
[04:24] <kokut> KKEm: it could be a kernel / driver issue, hardware behaves differently with different OSes, still ubuntu provides much more hardware compatibility than windows, so this is weird
[04:24] <syadnom_> is there method to do a diff that doesn't care about line order?
[04:24] <imastupidguest> do I have to make the script run at a certain runlevel? Is there an existing script that will do the job (at the right timing)?
[04:24] <KKEm> kokut lets se on monday, there i get my grapichcard :)
[04:25] <KKEm> whoever i got 2 x 128 mb ram in the machine
[04:25] <daftykins> troll status confirmed.
[04:26] <imastupidguest> .bashrc? But does that run before network manager does?
[04:27] <KKEm> what ever, i hate to be accused for trolling
[04:27] <kokut> KKEm: sounds good :)
[04:28] <KKEm> i just need some help man
[04:29] <KKEm> kokut im trying on my other machine
[04:30] <KKEm> wierd i never had this problem before 14.04.1
[04:30] <KKEm> *weird
[04:31] <imastupidguest> nevermind
[04:31] <whoever> KKEm: there is your prob , you need more ram  , try setting your swap at 2G
[04:32] <kokut> KKEm: i would try to find the chipset model and google it
[04:32] <KKEm> i  try on my other machine with 12 gb ram
[04:32] <KKEm> ..no
[04:32] <KKEm> ..now
[04:32] <KKEm> OMFG
[04:33] <KKEm> same problem
[04:33] <whoever> KKEm: at the very least i think it is 1G for 12+
[04:33] <ren_> Hi can anyone help me with getting rid of my hackers?   Are they using it as a club?
[04:39] <ren_> they change the traffic lights for me
[04:39] <rww> !ot | ren_
[04:39] <lyonsb> !guidelines
[04:39] <ren_> okay
[04:40] <daftykins> can you people please wise up and stop paying attention to ren_ who is clearly trolling
[04:40] <whoever> ball: no peeps keep calling him asking how do i fix BSOD
[04:40] <daftykins> keep it on ubuntu support, thanks
[04:40] <ren_> sorry
[04:40] <ball> whoever: That'll wear you down, over time.
[04:41] <whoever> ball: thats why u have a FAQ is 50pt font
[04:41] <rww> folks, back to Ubuntu support please
[04:42] <whoever> rww: yes DI , may I spit shine those shoes for you too
[04:43] <KKEm> kokut and whoever have a nice day :)
[04:44] <gr0undhog> Hi there - I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 on two wired PCs. Have just joined Plusnet. I fouled up initial set-up so haven't installed the domain  name, barring Plusnet e-mail. Am I missing something simple other than myself?
[04:45] <daftykins> gr0undhog: not quite sure what makes this an ubuntu support query vs. an ISP support query?
[04:46] <gr0undhog> :daftykins Hi, well I was hoping for some edit-something-in-/etc-folder comment, - in Ubuntu ...
[04:46] <daftykins> right, for doing what? :)
[04:46] <whoever> gr0undhog: did you just say you pooched your ubuntu install and have a problem configuring an application ? thats how i read it
[04:47] <daftykins> 'installed the domain name' doesn't make much sense i'm afraid
[04:47] <jafet22> hi
[04:48] <whoever> daftykins: it looks like he screwed up his install and is tring to join it to a domain, so sounds like there is some aditional info missing
[04:48] <gr0undhog> Clarification: Ubuntu installed and running well. Dump old SP and join Plusnet. They assist well, but on checking e-mails figure something's wrong and check - no domain name set.
[04:48] <ball> What's a Plusnet?
[04:48] <gr0undhog> SP
[04:49] <gr0undhog> Service Provider
[04:49] <daftykins> whoever: nope
[04:49] <whoever> gr0undhog: oh you need help setting your pop or imap server setting s
[04:49] <whoever> is that correct
[04:49] <martin__> Hola
[04:49] <whoever> martin__: holll a
[04:50] <gr0undhog> whoever: If you say so ... ?
[04:50] <daftykins> gr0undhog: you're still being about as vague as it gets. are you saying you're having trouble checking email?
[04:50] <martin__> Cómo va ?
[04:50] <daftykins> what 'domain name' do you refer to?
[04:50] <whoever> gr0undhog: ok, so is your problem that you cannot getto/read your email
[04:51] <whoever> martin__: english please
[04:51] <daftykins> w
[04:51] <daftykins> oops
[04:51] <whoever> gr0undhog: who is you sp
[04:52] <gr0undhog> Phew, I'm thinking I'm talking to my old SP now. I THINK the absence of the SP's domain name is stopping the receipt of e-mails. SP is Plusnet
[04:52] <gr0undhog> My gmail congtinues OK.
[04:53] <whoever> gr0undhog:http://www.plus.net/support/email/setup/settings.shtml
[04:54] <ball> gr0undhog: It's probably not, though your mail user agent is probably misconfigured.
[04:54] <gr0undhog> If I install Debian again it'll ask for the domain  name in its installation dialogue.
[04:55] <whoever> gr0undhog: that link i posted gives your servers at the top of the page
[04:55] <daftykins> whoever: whilst i'm as lost as you, i know you're totally on the wrong track with this one
[04:55] <whoever> gr0undhog: delete it and start over
[04:56] <daftykins> gr0undhog: you think you need an FQDN entered for your system's hostname?
[04:56] <buu> Ok, is there something on the standard ubuntu install that would be turning off the monitor after 4-5 minutes that isn't xscreen-saver?
[04:56] <daftykins> gr0undhog: you don't seem to be able to phrase your query well enough to make sense i'm afraid.
[04:56] <whoever> daftykins: i don't think he even knows what he needs
[04:57] <daftykins> whoever: yeah well spotted, it's definitely not email though ;)
[04:57] <whoever> lol yep
[04:57] <whoever> daftykins: maybe its his AD :-)
[04:57] <daftykins> no it most definitely isn't
[04:58] <IPSvb> hey  how can i know why ubuntu does not loading i try to you use previous version  and it does not help i think it is something with video things
[04:58] <whoever> ID10T error << gr0undhog
[04:59] <gr0undhog> OKeydokey - well I'm an octogenarian old fart so normality rules. But you have given me some ideas, so thank you all. I'll persevere.
[04:59] <whoever> IPSvb: what happens when you try to recover
[04:59] <wafflej0ck> !nomodeset | IPSvb
[04:59] <wafflej0ck> might be helpful
[04:59] <jmadero1> hi all - another issue, my computer is hard turning off when battery dies instead of going into standby at low battery - any suggestions?
[05:00] <ball> jmadero1: Are you saying it doesn't hibernate?
[05:00] <jmadero1> ball: yes - it literally goes to 0% and hard shuts down
[05:00] <ball> If the battery's low you probably don't want it to sleep.
[05:00] <IPSvb> let me check
[05:00] <jmadero1> obviously not good on the drive ;)
[05:00] <ball> ...but to suspend to disk.
[05:00] <whoever> jmadero1: power options
[05:00] <jmadero1> whoever: is that DE dependent?
[05:00] <buu> ok seriously
[05:00] <jmadero1> I'm running Cinnamon
[05:00] <buu> What screen saver is doing this to me?
[05:00] <whoever> jmadero1: no
[05:01] <jmadero1> whoever: it says "Hibernate" for "when battery power is critically low"
[05:01] <jmadero1> ah crap - but it's grayed out ....
[05:01] <jmadero1> so power off is my only real option
[05:01] <whoever> jmadero1: the laptop does not care what DE/wm your running all it knows is the amount of charge it has
[05:02] <jmadero1> apparently I can't hibernate
[05:02] <jmadero1> and it doesn't have suspend as an option
[05:02] <ball> jmadero1: Do you have your disk configured properly for hibernation?
[05:02] <ball> s/configured/partitioned/
[05:02] <whoever> jmadero1: are you sure that power profile is the only profile that you have
[05:02] <jmadero1> seems like I don't ;) I never hibernate
[05:02] <jmadero1> whoever: sure....no, but I think so
[05:02] <rwp> buu, You probably have X configured for screen saving. Which is normal. Read about the 'xset' command.
[05:03] <whoever> jmadero1: just making sure there isn't a profile overriding another
[05:03] <jmadero1> whoever: pretty much just a normal install - I haven't messed with power settings at all
[05:03] <buu> rwp: I'll try it
[05:03] <jmadero1> but I suppose a controlled shutdown is better than where I'm at now
[05:03] <jmadero1> so I'll set it to that
[05:03] <whoever> jmadero1: i also assuae you have laptop-tools package installed
[05:04] <buu> Hrm, nope, thats not it
[05:04] <jmadero1> whoever: laptop-mode-tools?
[05:04] <whoever> jmadero1: that would be it
[05:04] <buu> rwp: I just tried manually using xset s activate and its just displaying a blank screen not killing the output
[05:05] <buu> oh dpms
[05:05] <onitaL> hello. I'm using 14.04 LTS. Is it possible to get virtualbox-guest* 4.3.18?
[05:05] <whoever> jmadero1: also if when you try to power off and it restarts there is a script for that
[05:05] <onitaL> 4.3.10 is installed right now, but sometimes reziding the window doesn't play nicely
[05:06] <BobyJoe> .
[05:07] <ball> ..
[05:07] <onitaL> ...
[05:08] <whoever> jmadero1: hows it goin over there
[05:09] <jmadero1> whoever: not sure if I need laptop-mode-tools
[05:17] <IPSvb> when i normally load ubuntu it says  "the system  is running in low-graphics mode " press ok   "run in low-graphics mode " ok  "stand by one minute while the dispay restarts " ok  now there is a comand line and last  line is " starting TiMidity++ ALSA midi emulation  "        nothing more    if i try to press ctrl+alt+ f2 or another screen  there is a login offer but when i type sudo or my login it does not recognise it and ask me a password it just again ask l
[05:17] <IPSvb> ogin
[05:27] <Quixx> Laptop isn't going above 1200mhz, full speed is 2500
[05:27] <Quixx> But sometimes it does
[05:27] <Quixx> after reboot
[05:32] <chris__> Hello is there where I ask questions for help? Or is there another channel?
[05:33] <ball> chris__: Ask away.
[05:33] <Bashing-om> chris__: It is for ubuntu problems. broken hearts, we can not help .
[05:38] <IPSvb> i try to  fix my system by upgrade it . but the installer only offers to me reinstall the system and  upgrade (fix) old version does not available to use  why that?
[05:40] <cfhowlett> IPSvb, fix/upgrade has never been offered on the ubuntu intallation menu.  upgrade or install?  yes.
[05:40] <IPSvb> yes
[05:41] <cfhowlett> IPSvb, so: install
[05:42] <IPSvb> but i will loose all my files and programs
[05:44] <cfhowlett> IPSvb, false.  save your data in a /home.  do not format /home.
[05:44] <cfhowlett> !home | IPSvb
[05:44] <cfhowlett> IPSvb, as for your programs?  make a list, reinstall.  ez.  done.
[05:45] <bitpimp> exit
[05:45] <IPSvb> thanks
[05:45] <bitpimp> oops, sorry, wrong window
[05:50] <Quixx> How do I check the clock speed of my IGP?
[05:53] <sivik> which IGP is it?
[05:54] <Quixx> x3100
[05:56] <DeMO> hi
[05:57] <DeMO> Hi
[05:57] <DeMO> hi
[05:58] <DeMO> I am installing kubuntu right now.
[05:58] <Quixx> !kubuntu
[05:58] <DeMO> Quixx?
[05:59] <cfhowlett> DeMO, ask your support questions
[05:59] <Rallias> Really ******* stupid question, but how do I stream to twitch on a ubuntu 14.10 machine?
[05:59] <Quixx> Rallias, does OBS work on linux?
[05:59] <Rallias> Quixx: It says nvidia gfx only.
[05:59] <DeMO> I think OBS works on linux
[05:59] <Quixx> Run windows in a VM
[06:00] <Rallias> Quixx: I'm not playing minesweeper.
[06:00] <DeMO> I think I accidentally deleted my windows partition....
[06:00] <Quixx> Oh, are you actually playing a game inside linux?
[06:00] <Quixx> Probably fucked
[06:01] <cfhowlett> Quixx, no profanity.  you know this.
[06:01] <cfhowlett> !guidelines | Quixx
[06:01] <eronides> how watching netflix with firefox using html5?
[06:01] <Rallias> Realistically, all the documentation I've found points to FFMPEG being capable, but I can't find it, avconv, or any other related video authoring software.
[06:01] <DeMO> Oh
[06:01] <Rallias> eronides: Not possible yet.
[06:01] <DeMO> I was able to get netflix working but the quality is very poor...
[06:02] <Rallias> eronides: There's an unofficial method using chrome beta and a user agent switcher.
[06:02] <Rallias> Can VLC do RTMP streaming?
[06:02] <eronides> Rallias, I know, thanks!
[06:03] <DeMO> I apologize but I am not sure what you are talking about. I was able to get it working on firefox by downloading something (I forgot what it was)
[06:03] <Quixx> So again, how do I find out what clock speed my IGP (GMA x3100) is running
[06:03] <Quixx> I believe it's being run below maximum clocks
[06:03] <Rallias> DeMO: In theory, you can use wine, but it's awful compared to the native-ish streaming chrome would provide.
[06:04] <DeMO> I would send a link to the site where I found the repository but I have long sense lost it....
[06:04] <DeMO> since means sense in that context
[06:04] <DeMO> I mean.... sense means since
[06:05] <|m0nk> the ttf-msfonts-installer doesnt work
[06:05] <OerHeks> netflix, just use chrome & html5, no need for a newer nss package afaik
[06:05] <bubbasaures> |m0nk, esc key
[06:06] <DeMO> Well, I am weird and I would rather install the package so I can try to decipher it at a later date.
[06:06] <|m0nk> what does that do?
[06:06] <DeMO> ?
[06:06] <|m0nk> esc key
[06:06] <bubbasaures> |m0nk, I assumed you were not able to give the yes install, that is the key you hit.
[06:07] <|m0nk> at first. i did sudo apt-get install upgrade
[06:07] <|m0nk> then i did apt-get isntall
[06:07] <OerHeks> |m0nk, if you cannot accept the UELA of the ttf-package, use tab and space
[06:07] <|m0nk> i did. and it didnt work
[06:07] <cfhowlett> |m0nk, nope.  there is no apt-get install upgrade
[06:07] <|m0nk> y there is
[06:07] <bubbasaures> OerHeks, Thanks, I do it automatically, my mistake.
[06:07] <cfhowlett> |m0nk, nope.  apt-get upgrade             yes.
[06:07] <|m0nk> hold on
[06:08] <|m0nk> tired. 7 am sry
[06:08] <Bashing-om> eronides: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/08/netflix-linux-html5-support-plugins . Can do netflix .
[06:09]  * DeMO confused
[06:10] <Guest14884> name a
[06:10] <|m0nk> then i used terminal to manually install them. then i manually tried to configure the msfonts. so i never got the actual agree or cancel buttons. there were only 2 screens that had ok as only option. 1 if i already had them i could type them in a box. 2nd if i knew any alternate download locations
[06:10] <|m0nk> 1 = the msfonts
[06:10] <DeMO> Does this channel have a anti-spam plugin?
[06:11]  * DeMO Notices awkward silence....
[06:11] <bubbasaures> DeMO, I have the pm off and am registered, both have there use.
[06:11] <|m0nk> then i found out i wanted to redo all that. so i uninstalled the fonts that was already downloaded. then apt-get upgrade again and apt-get install but then there were no files in that folder for the msfonts
[06:12] <cfhowlett> |m0nk, those fonts take a bit of time to download.  patience.
[06:12] <DeMO> Oh, well I was just looking at the documentation for Kiwi IRC so I was wondering if a plugin was being used.
[06:12] <|m0nk> i tried this yesterday.
[06:13] <OerHeks> DeMO, anti spam plugin is useless, if it filters any url
[06:13] <|m0nk> i stopped when i saw that the msfonts didnt download the second time
[06:13] <DeMO> Well, depends... I don't know enough of the community that uses Kiwi IRC or the documentation of Kiwi.
[06:13] <OerHeks> |m0nk, let it run, it can look for different mirrors
[06:14] <|m0nk> it just quits
[06:14] <|m0nk> only thing i can do is press ok.
[06:14] <DeMO> anyways off subject since we are suppose to talk about Ubuntu.
[06:15] <DeMO> So what was |monk 's problem?
[06:16]  * DeMO runs to desktop to check kubuntu's installation progress is
[06:17] <|m0nk> it started with ubuntu telling me that it couldnt download some stuff so it told me i had to do it manually. i skipped a beat and went for apt-get upgrade then apt-get install then i read about the last packages msfonts couldnt be installed and had to be manually configured. so i wrote what it told me to and i got nowhere.
[06:19] <DeMO> Is there a safer way of exiting the installation process of kubuntu instead of manually turning it off
[06:19] <DeMO> Because I think there is an issue and the installation is frozen
[06:20] <OerHeks> DeMO,  does caps lock still work ?
[06:20] <DeMO> Let me check
[06:20] <OerHeks> (light)
[06:21] <DeMO> Yes
[06:21] <DeMO> the caps lock still works
[06:21] <OerHeks> I guess it is oke, let it run
[06:21] <DeMO> its been sitting here for an hour on the User Info step
[06:21] <mydopey> DeMO: so
[06:22]  * DeMO confused
[06:22] <OerHeks> .. that sounds not oke
[06:22] <DeMO> Yes'
[06:22] <DeMO> I had a similar problem with opensuse
[06:23] <Finetundra_> whats the difference, graphics wise, between ubuntu and xubuntu
[06:24] <mydopey> Finetundra_: a lot
[06:24] <DeMO> More of a windows 7 desktop interface if memory serves....
[06:24] <DeMO> Well then I am wrong....
[06:25] <DeMO> Should I stop the install and grab my ubuntu disk or should I just let it sit over night
[06:25] <Finetundra_> mydopey, non aesthetically
[06:25]  * DeMO waits intently for a response
[06:27] <sacarlson1> DeMO I wonder if <ctl><alt> f2 would bring you to a point that you could at least see what it's trying to do
[06:28] <DeMO> I will take a picture of my screen
[06:28] <sacarlson1> DeMO it should only take about 14 minutes to install total so i it takes more than 30 min than might be best to abort
[06:29] <mydopey> sacarlson1: minutes?
[06:29] <sacarlson1> DeMO I think if you choose to get online update it might get stuck.  so sometimes just to speed things I chose not to update and not hook up networks
[06:30] <DeMO> nvm the quality of the picture is low. But anyways, I think your are correct
[06:30] <mydopey> sacarlson1: You so smart
[06:30] <DeMO> I am at a command prompt
[06:30] <DeMO> kubuntu@kubuntu:~$
[06:31] <DeMO> I will look for a command to bypass the online update if that is possible
[06:32] <ubuntuaddicted> default xubuntu when i try to choose a different desktop background, .png and .jpg are greyed out. what's gives?
[06:33] <sacarlson1> DeMO it might also be some graphic problem it gets stuck on
[06:34] <mydopey> ubuntuaddicted: wrong folders
[06:34] <DeMO> I was able to get end it using crt+alt+delete
[06:35] <DeMO> so I am gong to try to install it again without the online updates
[06:35] <ubuntuaddicted> desktop settings manager. Folder: is currently set to backdrops but i can't choose a new folder which contains .jpg and .png. can anyone help?
[06:36] <DeMO> I'm sorry but I know more about windows 7 than I do about ubuntu
[06:37] <DeMO> A folder is set to backdrops?
[06:37] <ubuntuaddicted> i figured it out, i misunderstood. i needed to select a folder whereas i thought i was chosing an image
[06:39] <liuxg> when installing ubuntu to usb stick, I always see a swap from my local harddisk
[06:40] <liuxg> is there anyway not to get the swap for my hard disk? I have created a very small swap 500M on the usb to do it.
[06:40] <DeMO> I think I fixed my partitioning problem for my flash drives
[06:42] <bubbasaures> liuxg, stab is where you would add the usb swap in place of the HD's.
[06:42] <bubbasaures> fstab*
[06:42] <DeMO> Two totally different problems that I mentioned lol
[06:42] <DeMO> Partitioning and Installation errors
[06:43] <liuxg> bubbasaures, I am now using one usb still (bootable liveusb) to install another USB disk
[06:44] <liuxg> bubbasaures, i have chosen the "something else" to manually install the ubuntu OS.
[06:45] <bubbasaures> liuxg, Hmm, not sure I have your issue understood, I have to take off shortly as well, so others may be better help.
[06:45] <DeMO> Ok, it is installing properly now... so it was networking issues...
[06:45] <liuxg> bubbasaures, during the installation, it always takes the HD swap during the installation process. thanks for your kind help.
[06:46]  * DeMO waits for installation process to end so he can check on his windows os
[06:46] <liuxg> bubbasaures, I want to install a 16G USB as a ubuntu bootable disk for development. I need to install our phone SDK into the image. I am using another liveusb to install an image to the USB.
[06:47] <bubbasaures> liuxg, sdk goes in the ubuntu right? You are just trying to make sure the install usb has the swap?
[06:47]  * DeMO gets yelled at
[06:48] <sacarlson1> liuxg: at the size of your swap partition it seems pointless to even have it.  you can run without a swap also
[06:49] <DeMO> I was scared for a moment because I thought the install bugged out because the process bar was glitching for a moment...
[06:49] <sacarlson1> liuxg: I guess it won't break anything having it so don't let me stop you
[06:49] <liuxg> bubbasaures, yes, the SDK goes in the ubuntu. Previously, I made a usb stick in such a way without any  swap in the USB driver, and it takes my HD swap (which has a ubuntu OS there). Finally, my grub crashes, and my pc boots to the grub command, and USB is not bootable as well.
[06:50] <DeMO> -_-     1688 users...
[06:50] <DeMO> wow
[06:50] <liuxg> sacarlson1, thanks for  your reply. yes, I failed, so, I am now trying to have one in the disk.
[06:50] <sacarlson1> liuxg: wow then maybe the 500m swap is a good idea
[06:50] <bubbasaures> liuxg, Ah, well gotta go, looks like others are noticing you.
[06:51] <liuxg> bubbasaures, thanks for your help. Have a good day!
[06:51] <liuxg> sacarlson1, without a swap, it seemed to me that I got something broken. I am now trying to have 500M swap. Still, during the installation, it shows me two swaps (another one is from the HD as well).
[06:52] <sacarlson1> liuxg: also usb flash drives have limited number of write cycle life so prefer not to setup things on it to write often
[06:53] <liuxg> sacarlson1, this is more for the univ training program since a lot of student may not have the ubuntu OS on the laptop. We are thinking of using USB as a starting point.
[06:54] <sacarlson1> liuxg: ya sounds fine.  should work no problem
[06:55] <liuxg> sacarlson1, I have tried a few times with no success. I have got the bootloader pointing to /dev/sdb (my usb). Hopefully, this time, it will not crash my system again.
[06:56] <sacarlson1> liuxg: you might have some problems with some bios to setup boot order of usb first as some don't seem to detect usb until later
[06:57] <sacarlson1> liuxg: you might find it better to just create a modified casper boot disk with the added apps you need
[06:57] <liuxg> sacarlson1, I have booted one of my usb as a liveusb, and I use it to install another usb which will have the system
[06:58] <Finetundra_> is there a fundamental difference between how ubuntu and xubuntu handle graphics?
[06:58] <liuxg> sacarlson1, I do not know how to make it. the SDK is pretty big (quite a few Giga)
[06:59] <sacarlson1> liuxg: I also have some system that to boot usb I had to create a plop cd boot disk that would then boot the usb
[06:59] <sacarlson1> liuxg: you can make a modified casper iso any size as long as it fits your usb
[07:00] <liuxg> sacarlson1, oh, sounds a good solution to it. I am now trying the current solution and see how it goes.
[07:01] <absk007> how to set maximize, restore and minimize window keybindings?
[07:01] <sacarlson1> liuxg: ya your solution might work 70% - 100% depending on the bios types your students end up having.
[07:01] <Finetundra_> absk007, what DE are you in?
[07:01] <absk007> Finetundra_, Unity
[07:02] <liuxg> sacarlson1, you are right. some of the support uefi, and some of them may not. it is a problem for sure.
[07:02] <absk007> how to set Terminator as my default terminal to open when i press CTRL + ALT + T ? Now when i press it, it opens the Terminator in root mode
[07:04] <Finetundra_> absk007, there should be an entry in system settings about keyboard shortcuts.
[07:05] <absk007> Finetundra_, http://i.imgur.com/nJllkwJ.png It's already set
[07:06] <absk007> Finetundra_, sry! i was telling about my other Terminal prob.
[07:07] <Finetundra_> oh
[07:09] <absk007> Finetundra_, everything fine now
[07:12] <absk007> any good ISO or CD/DVD image editor?
[07:14] <absk007> how to ensure all partitions are mounted at startup?
[07:15] <sacarlson1> liuxg: if your present method fails you might look at some of these methods I was speaking of http://helpdeskgeek.com/linux-tips/create-a-customized-ubuntu-based-distro-using-ubuntu-builder/
[07:16] <Finetundra_> is there a fundamental difference between how ubuntu and xubuntu handle graphics?
[07:16] <dw1> whats a good socks proxy server package in the ubuntu repositories?
[07:16] <cfhowlett_> Finetundra, nope
[07:16] <sacarlson1> liuxg: note I haven't really tried this builder, I forget what I used in the past
[07:17] <cybrhuman> dw1: I think openssh-server can do that.
[07:17] <sacarlson1> Finetundra well I'm not sure xubuntu uses compiz
[07:17] <sacarlson1> Finetundra but the bottem end grafic drivers I would assume would be the same
[07:18] <dw1> cybrhuman: if I run ssh -D 1080 localhost it asks root pass :(
[07:18] <Finetundra_> sacarlson1, reason i ask is that it seems like i experience almost no crashes while gaming in xubuntu but trying to do anything in ubuntu is a nightmare
[07:19] <cybrhuman> dw1: are you using a root terminal?
[07:19] <dw1> cybrhuman: yea
[07:19] <samim09me> Hi, is there any alternative package of gir1.2-gjsdbus-1.0_1.32.0-1ubuntu1_i386.deb for xbuntu, i cant find this package in synaptic package manager or by aptget
[07:19] <cybrhuman> dw1: that would be the reason it asks for root password.
[07:20] <cybrhuman> dw1: I think when I used it I didn't need to be root to make it work
[07:20] <dw1> cybrhuman: if i want the proxy running all the time i dont want to enter the pass.
[07:20] <dw1> cybrhuman: maybe add root public key as authorized key to itself.. :/
[07:20] <cybrhuman> dw1: why do you need to do this as root?
[07:21] <dw1> cybrhuman: its the same with a user acct
[07:21] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I'm not sure what you attach to when pointing to port 1080,  reverse ssh from local address?
[07:23] <samim09me> i also download this 'gir1.2-gjsdbus-1.0_1.32.0-1ubuntu1_i386.deb'  package but its dependency is not present on xbuntu
[07:23] <cybrhuman> dw1: I am a bit rusty on socks, but I have used it to surf from remote machines, and I never had to be root.
[07:23] <zero_coder> hello, i installed kde over ubuntu
[07:23] <zero_coder> how to uninstall kde and get back unity?
[07:23] <dw1> cybrhuman: this is on the server side
[07:23] <dw1> cybrhuman: may not need to be root but why not
[07:24] <Finetundra_> zero_coder, sudo apt-get remove kde
[07:24] <Finetundra_> zero_coder, sudo apt-get puge kde
[07:24] <cybrhuman> zero_coder: to get back to unity, just log out of kde and select unity/ubuntu-session from login manager.
[07:25]  * dw1 tries redsocks
[07:25] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, it wont work. i tried
[07:25] <cybrhuman> dw1: you usually never have to be root to use ports above 1024 I think, 1080>1024. you are just using socks to tunnel I think.
[07:26] <cybrhuman> zero_coder: what? did you uninstall unity?
[07:26] <zero_coder> Finetundra_, i will try that
[07:26] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, nope i didnt. but after installing kde , i cant boot into other DE's
[07:26] <dw1> cybrhuman: good to know, but the need to authenticate to set up the server is weird/dumb to me
[07:26] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, but ofcourse its shown in the session manager
[07:27] <cybrhuman> dw1: the server is already running, openssh-server is configured to run if installed as default.
[07:27] <cybrhuman> zero_coder: what happens when you select unity or ubuntu-session and log in?
[07:28] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, only the background loads nothings else
[07:28] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: to make it easy there is a package to setup reverse ssh bettween two systems with backdoor https://github.com/sacarlson/Backdoor
[07:29] <samim09me> hello, is there any solution for my problem?
[07:30] <absk007> how to upload to imgur using shutter?
[07:32] <cybrhuman> zero_coder: can you try this "dconf reset -f /org/compiz"
[07:32] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, okay
[07:33] <cfhowlett_> !pureubuntu | zero_coder,
[07:34] <cybrhuman> dw1: what traffic are you forwarding btw?
[07:34] <ying> HOW to use fcitx wubi input words into QQ
[07:35] <cybrhuman> dw1: and to solve the password you can copy keys.
[07:35] <cfhowlett_> ying, wubi is dead, not supported and will break your ubuntu.  do not wubi.  DON'T
[07:35] <cfhowlett_> !cn | ying,
[07:35] <dw1> cybrhuman: yeah, can create a nopassphrase key for it, but would be easier to just install a real server package
[07:36] <ying> my system is deepin
[07:36] <zero_coder> hey one more things, when i try apt-get dist-upgrade , it shows Media change: please insert the disc labeled
[07:36] <zero_coder>  'Kubuntu 14.10 _Utopic Unicorn_ - Alpha amd64 (20140929)'
[07:36] <zero_coder> in the drive '/media/cdrom/' and press enter
[07:36] <cfhowlett_> ying, this is not deepin support.  deepin is not supported here.  for ubuntu support install ubuntu ... or ubuntukylin for China
[07:37] <cfhowlett_> !kylin | ying
[07:37] <ying> ok.
[07:38] <cybrhuman> zero_coder: is /media/cdrom mentioned in /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[07:39] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, nope
[07:40] <sacarlson1> dw1 it's easy with backdoor  it's a package to setup reverse ssh bettween two systems  https://github.com/sacarlson/Backdoor it sets up password less and sets up keysync for you
[07:40] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, i am sorry, it was there. i removed it now
[07:40] <zero_coder> cybrhuman, thanks :)
[07:42] <andrewjs18> anyone familiar with apcupsd?
[07:44] <cybrhuman> dw1: I believe this is what you want? http://askubuntu.com/questions/469582/how-do-i-set-up-a-local-socks-proxy-that-tunnels-traffic-through-ssh
[07:45] <thurstylark> I'm having issues with bluetooth. 'sudo hcitool cc [address] ; sudo hcitool auth [address]' returns 'HCI authentication request failed: Input/output error'
[07:47] <sacarlson1> thurstylark: for some devices like my bluetooth speakers I've had to push the reset botton to get them released from the last device they were bond to
[07:48] <dw1> cybrhuman: yea that does it but was hoping for some dedicated server process
[07:48] <hawk_> e
[07:48] <thurstylark> sacarlson1: so, clearing the memory so to speak...
[07:49] <sacarlson1> thurstylark: it clear the bind it had with my android phone so my computer could use it
[07:49] <cybrhuman> dw1: you can fire and forget that command I think, and having it run at login.
[07:49] <dw1> yea, and its secure
[07:50] <thurstylark> sacarlson1: well, this is when the device in question is in discoverable mode, so it's not looking for a specific device to connect to, just any device to connect to.
[07:50] <sacarlson1> dw1: backdoor has the option to auto start at boot
[07:52] <sacarlson1> thurstylark: oh so maybe it's like some of my other devices that I just didn't get to work or only work sometimes with my ubuntu
[07:56] <cybrhuman> dw1: but yes, I see the issue with having to restart that process from time to time.
[07:56] <dw1> cybrhuman: i just figured there was a server package that would make it more 'normal' server-client
[07:57] <dw1> now I just wish I could specify the outward-facing IP :/
[07:57] <dw1> like squids tcp_outgoing_address option
[07:59] <cybrhuman> dw1: squid is not suitable for this?
[08:00] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Where is the ap-hotspot package?
[08:00] <cybrhuman> dw1: also out of curiosity, what package?
[08:00] <dw1> i went with the ssh client-side method for now
[08:01] <cybrhuman> dw1: you sure you shouldn't just set up vpn?
[08:01] <dw1> i was hoping to bypass some geo-restricted site, and thought squid's anonymizing wasnt working, but i think the site actually blocked my dedicated server provider, so switching to socks doesn't seem to be helping anyway/either :)
[08:02] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Dan Akroyd
[08:03] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Is ubunty still using the Gsiffy framework?
[08:03] <cybrhuman> dw1: or your browser is infested with cookies :P
[08:04] <dw1> cybrhuman: good call, but sadly no
[08:06] <Michael_> Is it possible to set up sudo in such a way that it will be possible to restrict parameters which can be passed to a command?
[08:06] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: command?
[08:06] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: It has nothing to do with sudo
[08:07] <sacarlson1> Michael_  you could setup so that only a certain set of scripts are allowed that have preset params of some commands
[08:08] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: The sudoers file is the extent of what sudo does.
[08:08] <sacarlson1> Michael_ and yes you could also write custom scripts that are allowd by sudo that would also filter params entered
[08:08] <cybrhuman> Michael_: yes, you can add things like this: username  ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/tee /sys/class/leds/asus\:\:kbd_backlight/brightness
[08:09] <Michael_> I'll experiment with this.
[08:09] <cybrhuman> Michael_: you know how to edit sudoers?
[08:10] <cybrhuman> !visudo
[08:10] <Michael_> cybrhuman: yes, I know about it. Checks syntax.
[08:11] <cybrhuman> Michael_: good, just because it is a bit pain to fix if you screw up in there :)
[08:11] <cybrhuman> the bot doesn't know visudo?
[08:13] <Michael_> cybrhuman: generally, I have already learned that it's safe to have at least two consoles if you're doing things like that. For editing sudo we're lucky to have visudo, but not every file can be handled by such a tool.
[08:14] <absk007> how to mount all partitions at startup?
[08:14] <sacarlson1> absk007: modify fstab
[08:15] <absk007> sacarlson1, i don't exactly know how to
[08:15] <cybrhuman> Michael_: no, but most files aren't as important as visudo
[08:15] <absk007> how to customize grub?
[08:16] <sacarlson1> absk007: might start http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fstab
[08:16] <cybrhuman> absk007: customize how?
[08:16] <absk007> cybrhuman, change background and menu colors
[08:17] <sacarlson1> absk007: there was a cool gui app to make some simple mods of grub like grubcustomizer or something like that
[08:17] <Michael_> absk007: depends on what exactly you want to do. Take a look at /etc/default/grub, /etc/grub.d/
[08:17] <Michael_> absk007: then remember to run update-grub
[08:17] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_ I would just edit the sourcecode.
[08:18] <Michael_> j4s0nmchr1st0s: why?
[08:18] <cyber37> Hi, i have installed ubuntu on my mother computer, but actualy i want to know somethng, she like using the touch screen in windows (for move in the navigator (internet explorer)) but in ubuntu when you use the touche screen on a navigator you "can't" move the page, it directly start selecting the text. Is there an option in ubuntu for set that ? Set what to do when you hold pressing the touche screen ?
[08:19] <basil1x> Try moving things with the title bar.
[08:19] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_ this is a case where having the sourcecode is an advantage.
[08:20] <cyber37> i am speaking in FIREFOX how to move the page with touch screen without touching the scrolls bars
[08:20] <cyber37> in windows you have just to put your finger in the page and move
[08:20] <Michael_> j4s0nmchr1st0s: sure, but I'm wondering why you want to go that if you have already most of things you are likely to want to modify in configuration files. Your choice, anyway.
[08:21] <basil1x> OH
[08:21] <basil1x> use two fingers
[08:21] <cyber37> ?
[08:21] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_ the top is spinning
[08:21] <basil1x> hold the left one still, and drag the right.
[08:22] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_ everytime I open the laptop
[08:23] <cybrhuman> cyber37: on my computer I seem to need an addon to enable swipe scrolling for my touchscreen
[08:23] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> I care about you enough not to let you become a nihilist
[08:24] <cyber37> what is the adon you need ?
[08:24] <cyber37> please
[08:24] <Glda19> where of how can tel my how to partion a pc with ssd 128 gb and a 1TB
[08:24] <newdistro> hi there
[08:24] <basil1x> Boot, root, and swap on the ssd
[08:24] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> If you reach the Ancient of Days before the top stops spinning it never has to stop spinning
[08:24] <cybrhuman> cyber37: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/grab-and-drag/ installed it 2 minutes ago to test it
[08:24] <cyber37> maybe it will work, thanks i try it
[08:24] <basil1x> Home on the 1tb.  At least, that's how I'd do it.
[08:25] <Glda19> basil1x why swap on ssd
[08:25] <basil1x> The speed of the ssd is superior
[08:25] <cybrhuman> Glda19: because it speeds up hibernation.
[08:25] <cybrhuman> and all swapping.
[08:26] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> What will you become Michael_
[08:26] <cyber37> THANKS it works cybr
[08:26] <cybrhuman> cyber37: ^^
[08:28] <Glda19> cybrhuman and basil1x yesterday the told me this ssd / onb the 1TB  /tmp 1GB /var 20gb swap 2gb /home rest
[08:29] <newdistro> does we know what files to configure for encrypted home directories.. like how to enable or disable after a reboot
[08:29] <basil1x> You can do it that way, sure.  But why bother with a separate var?
[08:29] <Michael_> cybrhuman: your example not exactly works
[08:29] <basil1x> Nobody needs a 128GB root
[08:30] <basil1x> You will **NEVER** fill that.
[08:30] <cybrhuman> basil1x: log files eating up / is no fun, but not often that useful
[08:30] <basil1x> That's what bleachbitch is for, cyber37
[08:30] <basil1x> cybrhuman,
[08:30] <basil1x> grrr... tabfail
[08:31] <Glda19> how than make the partions
[08:31] <sacarlson1> newdistro: you might find the package cryptkeeper as a nice gui tool to create and mount crypted diretory that you can then later move places
[08:31] <basil1x> Turn off the LVM first thing.  It's annoying, and unnecessary.
[08:31] <cybrhuman> Glda19: the graphical installer have a wizard for it I think
[08:31] <newdistro> thats what im talking about thank you
[08:31] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Do you see what I see Michael_ ?
[08:32] <cybrhuman> basil1x: lvm is awesome, and cool, if you are a poweruser :P
[08:32] <basil1x> Then you can either let the magic partition elf create them its' way, or do it yourself.
[08:32] <Glda19> cybrhuman that is not what i mean
[08:32] <silv3r_m00n> where does software-properties-gtk, update tab store its configuration, which file ?
[08:33] <basil1x> LVM is only cool if you never have issues.  Playing with a failing HDD with LVM is not any fun at all.
[08:33] <Michael_> j4s0nmchr1st0s: what are you talking about?
[08:33] <cybrhuman> follow the advice from basil1x, it seems sound.
[08:33] <Glda19> The question is how to set up the partions what partion on what drive and the sise off it
[08:34] <newdistro> anyone know of free virtual servers so i can run cod4 from?
[08:34] <Footy> basil1x, in some scenarios LVM can save ur ass tho
[08:35] <basil1x>  My method:  /boot = 500mb | / = 50GB | /swap = installed memory or 2GB, whichever is greater | /home = whatever you like.
[08:36] <basil1x> Home can be the whole of the 1TB drive that way.
[08:36] <sacarlson1> newdistro: you mean free remote virtual servers?  I'm not sure what cod4 is so don't know what it needs.  you can get free php mysql apache servers
[08:36] <newdistro> call of duty
[08:36] <Footy> I always split off /var from /
[08:36] <Footy> cus of logs
[08:37] <basil1x> That also leaves you with a sizable chunk of SSD if you want to put /var there instead.
[08:37] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> The first thing you need is to comprehend self-evident. Michael_
[08:37] <cybrhuman> Footy: but most users don't really need that, so I say keep it simple.
[08:37] <newdistro> cod4  call of duty 4 theres a linux server binary for the game but you need 1gig of space to upload the maps
[08:37] <Footy> cybrhuman: guess it depends if your running as a desktop or server
[08:37] <Michael_> j4s0nmchr1st0s: OK. Everything's going well at your place?
[08:38] <sacarlson1> newdistro: as far as I know if it's not php code it won't be free and even the free php servers suck
[08:38] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: All is well. Do you want to help setup the bridge between you and I?
[08:39] <Glda19> basil1x so installed memory is 8G so 8gb swap
[08:40] <cybrhuman> Footy: of course, but that is more in poweruserland, and does not seem relevant for the current question.
[08:40] <basil1x> Yup.  More is wasteful.
[08:40] <newdistro> theres a few twoonie hosting servers what i am really hoping is that dedicated gaming returns on call of duty advenced warfare
[08:40] <basil1x> Unless you;re gonna up the total to 16GB soon.
[08:41] <Michael_> j4s0nmchr1st0s: not necessarily. Why do you ask?
[08:41] <Glda19> basil1x but i read that tmp /var/swap/home is on the hdd on may websites
[08:42] <basil1x> you can have a separate /tmp, but I've never once done so.
[08:42] <basil1x> It seems an excess of partitions to me.
[08:43] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: I am trying to choose something to forward the domain to my laptop it will help you locate my machine.
[08:44] <Glda19> basil1x  therefore only the root ond ssd the rest on the hdd
[08:44] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_ I am going to search through my notes putting them on real paper helps to preserve them in the event of aeon flux.
[08:45] <basil1x> Ummm... you can do it any way you like, but that sounds backwards to me.  Only /home on the HDD.  rest on the SSD.
[08:45] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> There is a dynamic dns provider used before.
[08:45] <cybrhuman> basil1x: personally I would have /home on the ssd and mount the hdd as ~/<media/music/film>, because that way all config files should be quick to load and all the large files go to HDD, but not sure how to walk people through that.
[08:45] <basil1x> OK
[08:46] <basil1x> You go through it with him.
[08:47] <Glda19> how have installed linux on a desktop with a ssd + hdd and how partion and witch partion on witch drive
[08:47] <basil1x> I keep all my big files on externals, so my main HDD is mostly empty anyway.
[08:47] <cybrhuman> basil1x: I don't think I can explain it in a good way, so I feel your solution is a good compromise.
[08:48] <basil1x> Right.
[08:48] <basil1x> Let's talk him through then. ;)
[08:48] <basil1x> Start with /boot
[08:48] <basil1x> It goes on the SSD, and is 500MB
[08:49] <basil1x> then /swap, on the SSD at 8GB
[08:49] <basil1x> then / (root) on the SSD at 50GB
[08:51] <basil1x> then /var on the SSD, if you wish it separate, at whatever size cybrhuman recommends
[08:51] <bubbasaures> that is a huge waste of time
[08:51] <basil1x> Then /home on the HDD at 1TB
[08:51] <bubbasaures> and uneeded in several places
[08:51] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> They stole some of my passwords Michael_
[08:51] <basil1x> (it'll be 993.something actually)
[08:52] <Glda19> bubbasaures what is a wast of time
[08:53]  * basil1x gives up.  Too many cooks.
[08:53] <Glda19> basil1x why not put the var on hdd
[08:53] <basil1x> Put it where you please.
[08:53] <cybrhuman> Glda19: you want it on SSD because of its usage pattern
[08:54] <basil1x> It's your system.  The entire point of linux is to have your OS your way.
[08:54] <bubbasaures> Glda19, Not sure why you have not just installed it's been 24 hrs, however that description is faulty and stupid advise for someone not even able to install themselves.
[08:55] <Glda19> bubbasaures there is something els in live the only linux
[08:56] <Glda19> bubbasaures and i whant a good partioned system
[08:56] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: you must know that every word has possibly 2 or more definitions
[08:57] <bubbasaures> Glda19, Just install it on the SSD and use the other for storage...etc. You need to get your feet wet.
[08:57] <sacarlson1> once opon a time there was a big hdd disk and small fast ssd disk.  the momy bare said lets put / root and /boot on the fast sdd and the rest like /var /home /swap on the slower big hdd.  The baby bare said ok. The End ha ha just kiding
[08:58] <bubbasaures> Glda19, You are over thinking this, you have to get your hands on it to learn.
[08:58] <basil1x> Oh, lau.  We're cathcing flak from someone who doesn't know the difference between 'bare' and 'bear'?  I think NOT.
[08:59] <sacarlson1> Glda19: for most of it you can later move the locations with symbolic links when needed
[09:00]  * basil1x actually agrees with bubbasaures about this.
[09:00] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> There is in the end an imposter.
[09:00] <sacarlson1> basil1x: thanks for my splling checker
[09:00] <basil1x> You need a better one, hon.  it's m,issing letters as well.
[09:00] <basil1x> -,
[09:00] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: Have you seen Lawnmower Man?
[09:01] <Glda19> i had a other pc with almost the same config for windows and i put windows on the ssd and the user on the 1tb
[09:01] <user> test
[09:02] <Glda19> sacarlson1 how big must the /boot and /root
[09:02] <basil1x> Glda19, why not let the installer pick your partitions this time.  When you install again, and this being linux you *WILL* install again, you'll have a better idea of what you want.
[09:02] <cybrhuman> Glda19: listen to bubbasaures and just install on SSD.
[09:03] <bubbasaures> "Installing aint nuthin but a pardy" Bootsy Collins
[09:03] <sacarlson1> Glda19: the numbers provided by the others above looked fine.  I would just put root and boot on the same partition.  I'm not picky
[09:03] <Glda19> basil1x is not a pc to install and aftward installed again
[09:03] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> There are mathematical limitations set, these are the factors of insurance companies.
[09:04] <basil1x> Beg pardon, hon?
[09:04] <basil1x> I'm beginning to think there's a language issue as well.
[09:04] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Card counting is a must it is the beginning of insight.
[09:04] <bubbasaures> Glda19, If you are not prepared for it to be a brick at any time you will not have fun.
[09:04] <cybrhuman> why is there a markov-chain bot here?
[09:05] <basil1x> Did it message you or summat?
[09:05] <Glda19> sacarlson1 50gb for root and then is 70 gb free space on the ssd
[09:06] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: Are you following I have activated a mechanical ego defense mechanism decoy.
[09:06] <cybrhuman> basil1x: no, it just sends to channel it seems.
[09:06] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_ your job is to mitigate the threat.
[09:06] <sacarlson1> Glda19: ya 50gb root should be plenty, I'm not sure you will ever find  way to use much more than 20gb and good to have 2'X that
[09:06] <basil1x> Is that the one making nonsensical statements?
[09:07] <cybrhuman> yes
[09:07] <basil1x> AH.  Ignored ages ago.
[09:07] <Glda19> sacarlson1 and what to do with the rest of space on the ssd
[09:07] <basil1x> When I couldn't work out whom it was talking to.
[09:08] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> From the birth of numbers you see the symbolic nature of adding the numbers as vowels. The top is spinning Michael.
[09:08] <sacarlson1> Glda19: save it for an upgrade so you install from a fresh not upgrade what you already have running
[09:08] <basil1x> o_O  sometimes my own grammar appalls me.
[09:08] <cybrhuman> basil1x: http://kingjamesprogramming.tumblr.com/ :)
[09:08] <sacarlson1> Glda19: you can play with it or experiment with it as maybe tmp
[09:09] <basil1x> cybrhuman, that's sad and annoying, all in one handy little package.
[09:10] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: Exchange the cipher key so that it is a unique identifier.
[09:10]  * basil1x recites the 105 maxims of indifferent contentment.
[09:10] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> I am going to rest now but leave the machine on.
[09:10] <sacarlson1> Glda19: you can add sybolic links to it and see how it improves performance on some data bases and such
[09:11] <basil1x> Oh, please, let's not introduce the topic of links into this.
[09:12] <basil1x> In the manic desire to do everything exactly properly, he/she will never get to the point of actually using the blessed thing.
[09:13] <sacarlson1> basil1x: here here
[09:13] <basil1x> Which is why most people abandon linux as a bad idea and run off and hug the nearest Windows DVD.
[09:13] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: if you agree with that just have him use the defaults and install on ssd without partitioning
[09:15] <k4boel> 1412
[09:15] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: ya that's find with me as long as I keep one extra partition free to install new versions or other destro later.  I move things as needed at later times and go with the defaults
[09:15] <Michael_> j4s0nmchr1st0s: apart from that, everything's OK?
[09:16] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: he have an entire HDD which he can use for that purpose. just get him started
[09:16] <basil1x> So make one partition, to reserve space for another OS, and let the automagic thingie do the rest.
[09:17] <basil1x> Wait... there's an actual Michael that thing was talking to??
[09:17] <cybrhuman> Michael_: I think you should just ignore the bot that talks to you.
[09:17] <Glda19> i think to do it so /boot 500mb / root 50GB /swap 8 on ssd /home -+1tb /var 20gb on hdd what did you think about it
[09:17] <basil1x> I think I'm gonna barf.  Who has that kind of free time?
[09:18] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: The top hasn't stopped spinning yet. Is that OK?
[09:18] <basil1x> I thought it was seeing angels or summat.
[09:18] <basil1x> Or at least John Travolta in his pants with wings.
[09:18] <sacarlson1> Glda19: I'm sold on that one, any spare like 10gb left on the hdd to try experimental distros?
[09:19] <basil1x> it's a 128GB, so there's about 69GB left for playing.
[09:20]  * basil1x saw the first part of this round.
[09:20] <sacarlson1> Glda19: basil1x oh ok good to go
[09:21]  * basil1x is cincerned about the var being on the regular hdd, but decides to SHUT UP before he makes this more complicated than it already is.
[09:22] <Glda19> sacarlson1 i can't do that what you say last 10 gb to try with experimental distro is not my pc but for a company
[09:22] <basil1x> kyoshero, hon, please stop that.
[09:22] <sacarlson1> basil1x: like you said they have 69gb to play with they can later move var if they want with symlink
[09:22] <hujo> basil1x, I'm curious, why does it concern you?
[09:23] <basil1x> bcos var would benefit from the SSD.
[09:23] <hujo> ah, I see
[09:23] <basil1x> I didn't mean concern as in it's wrong, just I'd do it different.
[09:23] <sacarlson1> Glda19: ya no problem you have the 69gb on the ssd to use for that or other purpose
[09:23] <basil1x> +ly
[09:24] <basil1x> I have got to stop listening to the people here.  My English is suffering.
[09:24] <sacarlson1> basil1x: well I thought ssd had limited write cycle so var would reduce life span I would think as it's constant writes
[09:24] <Glda19> sacarlson1 for what other
[09:24] <basil1x> Possibly, though the same holds true for the HDD.
[09:24] <absk007> do i need to install burg to install burg themes?
[09:25] <absk007> or it comes pre-installed?
[09:25] <sacarlson1> Glda19: for fresh upgrade installs and experimentation
[09:25] <basil1x> Trying to install something that's already there won't hurt one bit.   Is that OK?
[09:25] <basil1x> absk007, ^
[09:26] <basil1x> Sorry.  3h26 here.  getting punchy.  Insomnia is bad.
[09:27] <absk007> basil1x, please guide me about installing a cool burg theme. Never installed a grub or burg theme before.
[09:28] <Glda19> sacarlson1 it's not my pc to do that
[09:28] <basil1x> Nor have I.  I'd think you choose one and install it.
[09:29] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Have I lacked in eliminating "invincible ignorance"?
[09:29] <absk007> basil1x, how to check resolutions that is supported by my VESA BIOS Extensions ?
[09:29] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Do I miss David?
[09:30] <basil1x> Here's a burg primer: http://www.techdrivein.com/2011/12/6-best-burg-themes-and-how-to-install.html
[09:30] <sacarlson1> Glda19: at some point they will have to upgrade. so I just feel it's not a big sacrafice to have space set aside for that.  or keep a boot backup on it in the event of disk partition coruption
[09:30] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Has Paul hastened me?
[09:30] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Through all of we.
[09:30] <absk007> basil1x, i'm trying to install one theme i found and it asks about resolution. I don't know what resolutions are supported by my VESA BIOS Extensions
[09:31] <absk007> basil1x, how to know?
[09:31] <basil1x> Most themes will work regardless of resolution.  Just some won't be as pretty.
[09:31] <sacarlson1> Glda19: as I'm told you have already set it aside as not in us with the number you have planed so it's a done deal
[09:31] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: wear time for ssds worth anything seems to be better than the expected lifetime of laptops.
[09:31] <absk007> basil1x, it says about some command `hwinfo`. But i'm unable install this program.
[09:32] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: even when used 24/7 in /var  that is writen like ever 6 seconds?
[09:32] <absk007> basil1x, typing `hwinfo --framebuffer` would list all my supported resolutions.
[09:32] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: It is OK, it is on.
[09:32] <basil1x> absk007, have you installed the synaptic package manager?
[09:32] <kaustav> hey anyone can help me out??
[09:32] <absk007> basil1x, yep
[09:32] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: unrealistic usage pattern
[09:32] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> But is there an excess of tranquility?
[09:32] <basil1x> Look for hwinfo there. ;)
[09:32] <kaustav> how to install itunes on xubuntu
[09:33] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I will look at my /var logs and verify time stamps
[09:33] <absk007> basil1x, that's what i'm saying. The candidate not found. I've Ubuntu 14.10
[09:33] <basil1x> Charming.  sec.
[09:33] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: unrealistic for most people is the interpretation of that.
[09:34] <kaustav> how to install itunes on xubuntu??
[09:34] <kk_> hello, anyone know if Ubuntu is working on integrating an emoji keyboard?
[09:35] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I verified adm   7187819 Nov  9 16:34 auth.log  seems at minimal is updated every 60 secounds
[09:35] <basil1x> absk007, http://pkgs.org/ubuntu-12.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/hwinfo_16.0-2.1_amd64.deb.html  there's a link for hwinfo there.  I have no idea if it'll work for you.
[09:36] <hujo> kaustav, you can't. it's an application for the Mac OS X operating system. there's other software available serving the same purpose however
[09:36] <kaustav> wats that?? hujo
[09:36] <kokut> Hey anyone knows how to access the #ecryptfs channel on irc? looks like theres nobody there in this server :\
[09:37] <basil1x> but like I said, most themes will work regardless of resolution.  They mainly ask that to be annoying, imo.
[09:37] <kokut> i need help to decrypt my old home folder and im having truble, can someone give me a hand_
[09:37] <hujo> kaustav, I don't know what you mean, but try google for enlightenment
[09:37] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: what machine are you looking at?
[09:37] <hujo> kokut, have you read the manpage?
[09:38] <kaustav> what is the other software similar to itunes??
[09:38] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: my own desktop that  I note from that has an attempted root hack 10 times per secound so that's all being loged
[09:38] <kaustav> hujo??
[09:38] <kokut> hujo: yea man its pretty confusing and incomplete, i want to try this http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2011/04/introducing-ecryptfs-recover-private.html but im wondering if i can do it without having to boot into the live cd again, it takes a lot of time
[09:40] <kk_> emoji keyboard on Ubuntu, anyone knows if it'll happen?
[09:41] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: it is not a common thing, since most machines are not directly facing internet.
[09:42] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: there are other files also being writen very often check your own /var/log files to verify I'm sure there will be minimal 1 every 60 sec changed
[09:43] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: may I suggest that you are not what we call an average user?
[09:43] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I wouldn't know until you verify that yours is any different
[09:44] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: 20 minutes since last change in /var/log on my machine
[09:44] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: then I stand corrected
[09:45] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: the issue with being able to help other users is that we are often powerusers with different usage patterns than most.
[09:47] <basil1x> Or just longtime users that like to poke the innards to see what shatters. ;)
[09:47] <cybrhuman> basil1x: apt never shatters
[09:47] <sacarlson1> ok now it's my turn to ask a stupid question... how do I shut down ssh-server?  I don't see it in /etc/init.d
[09:47] <basil1x> it can throw a right wobbler, though, innit.
[09:48] <cybrhuman> sudo service ssh stop I think
[09:48] <hujo> sacarlson1, try openssh
[09:48] <sacarlson1> hujo: no not in /etc/init.d
[09:48] <basil1x> systemctl stop sshd.service
[09:48] <basil1x> or is that Fedora?
[09:49] <cybrhuman> what is systemctl?
[09:49] <basil1x> Well that answers that question.
[09:49] <basil1x> It's for systemd
[09:49] <cybrhuman> is that potterings new project?
[09:49] <basil1x> makes all that service nonsense neater.
[09:49] <hujo> cybrhuman, ya.
[09:50] <sacarlson1> seems they changed it as now to stop ssh-server its  sudo stop ssh
[09:50] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: that might have also worked
[09:52] <cybrhuman> basil1x: sysctl is the command it seems.
[09:52] <cybrhuman> hujo: I wonder in what way this will break then.
[09:53] <sacarlson1> that at least slows down the hacker trying to login to root over ssh on my system ha ha.  now time to change the port to 3333
[09:54]  * basil1x can't keep his distros apart any more.
[09:54] <victorhugoquero> quiero ir al canal de español
[09:54] <cfhowlett> !es | victorh
[09:55] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: do you need the root login for ssh?
[09:56] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: no they were using random names and passwords but my only user has sudo privs
[09:56] <Linnak> Hi, I can't take a screenshot. The result is a black image. Why is this happen?
[09:56] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: you could disable password logins and only use keys.
[09:56] <sacarlson1> ok my ssh ports are changed to slow them down for next time
[09:57] <basil1x> People is pigs, innit.
[09:57] <basil1x> Hacking... feh!
[09:57] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: yes I could also do that,  I saw some other cool stuf you can add that won't open the port until you knocked or something
[09:57] <hujo> sacarlson1, fail2ban might be another option
[09:59] <cybrhuman> hujo: does it work well?
[09:59] <sacarlson1> hujo: knockd sounds cool but I'm not that security mindied
[09:59] <sacarlson1> minded
[10:01] <hujo> cybrhuman, yep - I use it on all production machines that I manage
[10:03] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: hujo from this last attack I don't think that fail2ban would work as I note that after 4 attempted fails of login they would change there ip address
[10:03] <curiousx> sacarlson1: yes
[10:03] <curiousx> ups!!!
[10:04] <Chuck_Norris> sacarlson1: emm... i was about to say that... that is how theirs bots works -.-
[10:05] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> There is so much competition when it comes to ciphers.
[10:05] <Chuck_Norris> i meant, i was administrating a server (a urban terror server) and i notice that, they (the guys from China "mostly") change its ip
[10:05] <sacarlson1> so the knockd solution looks to me to be the best for security minded people.  for me random port slows them down enuf
[10:07] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Ubuntu includes so many ciphers.
[10:07] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> It includes all of the competitors to whatever cypher wins.
[10:08] <sacarlson1> as I look closer at my logs it seems they have been working this attack for 7 days now
[10:08] <Chuck_Norris> ciphers? for what?
[10:08] <Kerry-Ann23>  High Quality photos and videos http://tny.de/patJ2
[10:09] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Chuck_Norris: differential cryptanalisis
[10:10] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: http://terminal28.com/how-to-block-countries-using-iptables-debian/ seems to hold some info
[10:10] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I've seen them come from all over at the same time, that won't work
[10:10] <Chuck_Norris> j4s0nmchr1st0s: ok, i thought someone wanted to cipher some files :p
[10:11] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Chuck_Norris: it is all in kernel.
[10:11] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: you could add several rules so it only cares about a very little part of the world :)
[10:11] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Chuck_Norris: any source code can call the kernel to use the cyphers
[10:11] <Chuck_Norris> j4s0nmchr1st0s: ok, i just do: gpg -c archivo.txt   and   gpg archivo.txt.gpg   -.-
[10:12] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: this is better, the whole world can't get in.  you have to knock on a squence of ports to open it http://www.zeroflux.org/projects/knock
[10:12] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: this way I can also travel any place and still get access
[10:13] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Chuck_Norris: the hardest part is keeping the private key secret.
[10:13] <ONAK> #ubuntu!
[10:13] <lapion> Is it possible to create new console session with the screen embedded in the do-release-upgrade  on cconsole ?
[10:13] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: I am aware of knocking sequences, I just say you can probably disable access from many places of the world without it ever affecting you, since you should be able to predict where you will be the next monts.
[10:14] <seyad> Hello
[10:14] <seyad> how to install any app ?
[10:14] <lapion> I have tried using ^A-c to no avail
[10:14] <cybrhuman> seyad: install new programs? synaptic probably.
[10:14] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I've had some of my worst attacks on my same true network that got into my samba files
[10:15] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: if I had blocked that address mask I would also block myself
[10:15] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Chuck_Norris: it is like I told Michael_ they stole my passwords.
[10:15] <ONAK> seyad apt-get install app_name
[10:15] <lapion> nvm there where some stale screen locks that had to be removed..
[10:16] <Michael_> how can I prevent this stupid bot from showing up? I have already ignored it and it appears again and again
[10:16] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: but that sounds like misconfigured samba.
[10:16] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I guess one of the first thing a bot does is scan it's local most net
[10:16] <hujo> Michael_, which one?
[10:16] <Michael_> hujo: j4s0nmchr1st0s
[10:16] <cybrhuman> Michael_: what client?
[10:17] <Michael_> cybrhuman: quassel
[10:17] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: yes it was I later added iptables to protect those ports
[10:17] <cybrhuman> sacarlson1: that sounds like bad bandaids, shouldn't you fix the samba config?
[10:18] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I don't see any need for it, only 192.168.2.X can access it
[10:18] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: try and get in to verify
[10:19] <cybrhuman> Michael_: quassels wiki doesn't seem to have an entry on ignore -.-
[10:20] <ONAK> could trolls please append _troll to nick names so i can tell them apart?
[10:20] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> It goes into the HID.
[10:20] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Haskell
[10:20] <Michael_> cybrhuman: I can right click, choose ignore, then choose custom, but it doesn't seem to work for some reason.
[10:20] <cybrhuman> Michael_: I guess it just don't work then.
[10:20] <hujo> Michael_, what ignore mask have you picked?
[10:20] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Similar to keepass the machine is like 13 ghosts but eventually its a single word password.
[10:21] <hujo> Michael_, perhaps just the nick and a star do the trick?
[10:21] <ONAK> ignore *_troll
[10:21] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Michael_: notabot
[10:22] <cybrhuman> ONAK: but doing so would be against their purpose.
[10:22] <cfhowlett> Michael_, never did get /ignore to work in xchat.  HEXCHAT is quite willing to point&click /ingore
[10:22] <ONAK> ignore *_* ?
[10:22] <basil1x> HexChat is good with ignore
[10:23] <Michael_> hujo: now I have followed your suggestion, checked the regular expressions and type<EMAIL_ADDRESS>we'll see
[10:23] <basil1x> They go away utterly.
[10:23] <ONAK> better get a mIRC script
[10:23] <cfhowlett> another advantage of hexchat: pm /ignore is enabled by default
[10:24] <ONAK> better4 then that is disconnect the internet
[10:25] <ONAK> it ignores all trolls by default
[10:26] <Michael_> Did this bot already say something? If yes, it means that I've succeeded at blocking it.
[10:26] <basil1x> Dunno.  Blocked it ages ago.
[10:27] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Do the german keyservers have an O.s. using haskell?
[10:27] <ONAK> is there an user IRC on your distro?
[10:28] <Michael_> ONAK: are you talking to me? Yes, there is.
[10:28] <ONAK> what distro are you using?
[10:29] <ONAK> im on ubuntui ans theres no such thing
[10:29] <Michael_> ONAK: Kubuntu 12.04
[10:31] <ONAK> is there any irc client using Google speech recognition?
[10:32] <kokut> Hi, i need to find a way to convery my ipod nano into a bootable usb "stick" has anyone done this ? Any tips?
[10:33] <basil1x> Why?  You can't find a real USB stick anywhere?
[10:33] <basil1x> They're really inexpensive now, you know.
[10:34] <kokut> basil1x: nope, I'm poor and i have 2 useless ipod nanos that i wont use again and i wont be able to sell unless i fix their screens/buttons so might as well use them to save my hard drive (i need them to be able to boot because i need to update my hard drive's firmware bc its about to self destruct)
[10:35] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Does anybody have a government issued photo ID?
[10:35] <bazhang> !ot | j4s0nmchr1st0s
[10:35] <basil1x> AH
[10:35] <hujo> kokut, when you attach them, do they show up in lsblk?
[10:36] <Guest48010> hi, i am using ubuntu 14.04 LTS with gnome 3.12 installed via ppa. Since i installed gnome 3.12 the shortcuts on keyboard has stopped working. i badly needs the prt sc working back again. any help will be much appreciated. thanks
[10:36] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> bazhang: join #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:36] <ONAK> j4s0nmchr1st0s: you mean  a mug shoot?
[10:36] <bazhang> j4s0nmchr1st0s, take it there
[10:36] <bazhang> ONAK, not on topic here
[10:36] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> ONAK: join #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:37] <ONAK> xfce uses mug shoot as default
[10:37] <kokut> hujo: dunno man, the ipods are fine, they show up on gparted
[10:37] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> Is cyanogen mod up?
[10:37] <bazhang> j4s0nmchr1st0s, how is that ubuntu related
[10:38] <kokut> hujo: im on the live cd recovering my encrypted home and re-installing ubuntu then im gonna need to make that bootabel ipod nano or my hard drive is going to pass out and i can't afford a new one
[10:38] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> bazhang: Does ubuntu still use gsiffy framework?
[10:38] <bazhang> j4s0nmchr1st0s, they have their own channel
[10:39]  * basil1x unignores to see what's going on.
[10:44] <cybrhuman> basil1x: is it still spamming gibberish?
[10:52] <sacarlson1> cybrhuman: I find myself again corrected as I did some research on todays new ssd write cycle life span that is now up to 2 million writes averge life cycle.  so that calculates for even a 64gb device to 51 years or more even at 80meg/sec 24/7.  so a systems /var directory would be totally happy in on an ssd disk.
[10:52] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> This moron ikonia kicked me out of the offtopic channel bazhang
[10:53] <hujo> sacarlson1, if you got the right brand ;)
[10:53] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> morons everywhere
[10:53] <sacarlson1> hujo: oh ok didn't look to closely at brands but I suspect they must be somewhat competitive and even at a small fraction of that would be fine
[10:54] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> they use words but have no comprehension of what they mean
[10:54] <bchamberlain> morning - without getting religious :) - what is best virtualisation platform for ubuntu server?
[10:54] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> You have an attorney that is about as dumb as a rock
[10:55] <hujo> sacarlson1, and remember disks do fail, so always backup/mirror
[10:55] <j4s0nmchr1st0s> we think we can just say "I" now and it makes them intelligent
[10:56] <sacarlson1> hujo: yup but I have never had an ssd drive so I don't know how much to trust them yet also
[10:57] <hujo> sacarlson1, enjoy their speed, but never trust or rely on them not failing
[10:57] <sliddjur> Hello, is it possible to send spotify commands via SSH to a remote pc?
[10:58] <sacarlson1> hujo: my normal spin disks last me on average 5 years with 27/7 operation.  would I get close to that with ssd?
[10:59] <sacarlson1> sliddjur: spottify?
[10:59] <sacarlson1> sliddjur: if they run on the command line then yes
[11:00] <sliddjur> sacarlson1: I run spotify in gui on a remote PC (in the living room)
[11:00] <Kira9204> sliddjur: have a look at Despotify
[11:00] <Kira9204> its a CLI version of it, but it requirea preminum
[11:01] <sliddjur> Kira9204: i dont need another client. I just need to control another one running :)
[11:01] <sliddjur> like a remote control over ssh or smth
[11:01] <hujo> sliddjur, if only the other client supports what you're looking for, you'd need another client, right?
[11:02] <sacarlson1> sliddjur: I used to control vlc on my computer with my android phone that would play my music with an app they had for vlc
[11:03] <sacarlson1> sliddjur: I think vlc also works on ip radio stations
[11:04] <sacarlson1> sliddjur: but yes you can also run most any gui app from ssh but maybe a bit slow if not a good cat5 or wifi connection
[11:04] <hujo> sacarlson1, perhaps, yes
[11:05] <ONAK> there mp3 support on ubuntu?
[11:05] <sacarlson1> ONAK: yes
[11:05] <Kira9204> well, there are spotify remote apps at least on android ao it might be poasible
[11:05] <ikonia> !mp3 | ONAK
[11:06] <Kira9204> im not sure how, but it seema easier to me to run a consome version in a screen and that attach that screen over SSH
[11:06] <ONAK> im converting everthing to ogg
[11:06] <ONAK> cause its kosher
[11:06] <Kira9204> *console
[11:06] <elementary> Hi!I need some help with installing ubuntu with windows 8
[11:07] <cfhowlett> !dualboot | elementary,
[11:07] <ONAK> do0nt whant any bad karma for using restricted formats
[11:08] <ONAK> i want to triple boot
[11:09] <elementary> cfhowlett, this guide does not help me,i want some help with the partitions,especial the grub loader
[11:10] <ikonia> elementary: how does that guide not help you
[11:10] <ikonia> it explains what you need to do
[11:10] <elementary> cfhowlett, i don't know where i should install the grub loader
[11:10] <ONAK> is the ubuntu massive use of orange any endorsement of Buddhism?
[11:10] <cfhowlett> elementary, windows 8 means you've got uefi.  I've not had to deal with that as yet.  bootloader goes to the main device partition: /dev/sda
[11:10] <ikonia> !efi | elementary
[11:10] <cfhowlett> ONAK, not sure if you're trolling.  if you are; STOP
[11:11] <sacarlson1> elementary: just with a minimum 2 partitions you can almost auto install ubuntu after a windows install
[11:11] <ONAK> a friend of mine tells me itgs the same orange inmates use
[11:11] <sacarlson1> unless things got bad after UEFI as it seem the new ubuntu handles that without asking
[11:12] <kokut> Hi, can someone help me with testdisk to recover my partition table?
[11:12] <cfhowlett> ONAK, this is ubuntu support.  ask your support questions.  other topics = #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:12] <SohamG>  I have two audio output ports on my machine. How do i make it so that only my music(through audacious)  goes to my speakers and other audio(like youtube) goes to my headphones?
[11:12] <elementary> cfhowlett, i've changed the uefi.It does not boot with the uefi.
[11:13] <cfhowlett> !uefi | elementary, as state: i have no EFI experience.  consult the wiki
[11:14] <elementary> cfhowlett, I change it to the other one from the bios.I forgot the name
[11:14] <metaldog> morning all. can anyone help me with installing chrome in lubuntu, please?
[11:14] <cfhowlett> elementary, I do not know what to do with efi.  as I've now stated for the third time.  suggest you stop directing your traffic to me as I cannot help.
[11:14] <sacarlson1> SohamG: I'm not sure how to set it up so they could both run at the same time but you could setup scripts to setup and then run the apps to point the output to the desired sound device
[11:15] <elementary> cfhowlett, i am not using uefi.That's the point
[11:15] <SohamG> sacarlson1 : I didnt understand that....can you explain in noob friendly language?
[11:15] <cfhowlett> element  windows 8 computer?  pretty certain that requires EFI
[11:16] <elementary> cfhowlett, i 've done it before without uefi
[11:16] <cfhowlett> elementary, right.  read the dual boot wiki I sent you earlier.
[11:16] <sacarlson1> SohamG: using command line you can setup pulseaudio, so in a text script the pulseaudio can be setup any way you want http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1132200
[11:17] <SohamG> ok thanks.. :)
[11:17] <sacarlson1> SohamG:  I don't know any gui method to do the same
[11:17] <SohamG> sacarlson1 : I *think* audacious might be able to do that....
[11:18] <sacarlson1> SohamG: cool
[11:18] <Kottizen> Hi everyone. Ever since I installed (K)ubuntu on my PC, I have not been able to use my Windows installation, which is located on a different physical disk. I tried Boot-Repair, and that ended in none of the operating systems being bootable. What should I do?
[11:18] <sacarlson1> SohamG: I did setup my skype to use jackd that was setup to use one sound card and audacious could point to another
[11:19] <metaldog> morning all. can anyone help with installing chrome, please?
[11:19] <SohamG> ok
[11:19] <kokut> Hi, can someone help me with testdisk to recover my partition table? After a quick search my partition table looks ok but then when i change one of the partitions to boot and another to primary it only shows 2 partitions instead of for when im going to write them, i wonder if that is the correct table or it should show all 4 partitions (at the last dialog, to write, instead of showing only the ones i changed)
[11:20] <elementary> http://s27.postimg.org/e287lennn/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_11_17_47.png
[11:20] <elementary> http://s4.postimg.org/lr3yedj31/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_11_18_16.png
[11:20] <looneygod> Somone please help me. Weird problem. My eth1 has inet6 addr assigned but no inet (ipv4). This is stopping me from connecting to the internet. Works fine from mac and windows
[11:21] <Kira9204> metaldog: download the .deb file for regular ubuntu and run "sudo dpkg -i <file>"
[11:21] <elementary> ikonia, http://s27.postimg.org/e287lennn/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_11_17_47.png   http://s4.postimg.org/lr3yedj31/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_11_18_16.png
[11:21] <metaldog> thanks, kira9204. will try it now
[11:21] <ikonia> elementary: what do you want me to do with that ?
[11:21] <sacarlson1> kokut: did you try to  mount the partitions from a livecd or liveusb boot?
[11:21] <ikonia> the instructions are clear on that error/warning message
[11:21] <looneygod> Weird problem. My eth1 has inet6 addr assigned but no inet (ipv4). This is stopping me from connecting to the internet. Works fine from mac and windows. Someone please help
[11:21] <elementary> ikonia, i've select the boot loader to the /dev/sda yet it brings me that notification
[11:22] <Kira9204> metaldog: or just "sudo apt-get install chromeium"(is it spelled like that) if you want the non google version
[11:22] <kokut> sacarlson1: live cd, anyways i just opened gparted and deleted some of the mess and now its thinking, i hope this works.
[11:22] <looneygod> I dont want to spam but this is really important for me. What should I do?
[11:22] <elementary> ikonia, i am afraid if the bootloader isn't installed correctly
[11:22] <hujo> looneygod, and how is your eth1 configured?
[11:22] <kokut> sacarlson1: i just need a ext4 partition to install ubuntu in
[11:22] <Bonsai|> http://xubuntu.org/news/laptop-users-fix-available-for-the-black-screen-on-unlock-bug/
[11:22] <Bonsai|> = not fixed.
[11:23] <looneygod> I am behind a modem. I am connected to it thru lan cable
[11:23] <looneygod> hujo, ^
[11:23] <ikonia> elementary: then follow the guide
[11:23] <Bonsai|> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xubuntu-default-settings/+bug/1303736
[11:23] <Bonsai|> People are still reporting this bug.
[11:23] <elementary> ikonia, i do not understand it
[11:23] <elementary> ikonia, i am one step,one click before i install the OS
[11:24] <sacarlson1> kokut: as far as I know testdisk is good to recover lost files like pictures and personal files.  I wouldn't attempt to try to recover an entire system with it
[11:24] <looneygod> hujo, Any idea what might be wrong?
[11:24] <Bonsai|> Anyone here familiar with the following bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xubuntu-default-settings/+bug/1303736
[11:24] <kokut> sacarlson1: well, looks like it worked, gonna try and install ubuntu now
[11:24] <elementary> ikonia, i do not know why it brings me the notification with the BIOS
[11:24] <hujo> looneygod, sounds like eth1 is misconfigured, is it just a modem or a router with an integrated modem?
[11:25] <elementary> ikonia, that is my concern
[11:25] <hujo> elementary, do try reading the message again - you will need to add another partition
[11:25] <looneygod> hujo, I dont know. How do I configure it properly? The process to connect to the net for my ISP is simple.... connect the cable. open x.xxx.xxx.xxx (ISPs authentication page). done
[11:26] <looneygod> hujo, again it works absolutely fine with my Windows and mac machine
[11:27] <looneygod> hujo, I didnt get you
[11:27] <sacarlson1> looneygod: maybe it's a 3G modem?  usb modem?   wifi modem?
[11:28] <looneygod> its a optic fiber modem
[11:28] <sacarlson1> looneygod: that hooks to what on your computer?    usb?
[11:28] <looneygod> sacarlson1, ethernet cable. Sorry, I had said this long ago. Just assumed you would have read it
[11:28] <sacarlson1> looneygod: oh cat5 cable
[11:29] <elementary> hujo, so i will create a partition (30GB) with the Ext4 filesystem and one partition for the bootloader?
[11:29] <hujo> elementary, wait a sec
[11:29] <looneygod> cat 5e
[11:29] <elementary> hujo, ok
[11:29] <hujo> elementary, that looks to me like you have other operating systems on it?
[11:29] <looneygod> I am so lost I have been working on this for the past 2 days
[11:29] <elementary> hujo, i have windows 8.1 and i want to add an ubuntu based OS
[11:29] <sacarlson1> looneygod: so what ubuntu system are you pluging it into ?  desktop?   server?
[11:30] <looneygod> no help on any forums
[11:30] <looneygod> it my personal dell lapto
[11:30] <looneygod> *laptop
[11:30] <hujo> looneygod, in your network configuration, set your eth1 to get it's address through DHCP
[11:30] <sacarlson1> looneygod: so I assume it could be kubuntu or xubuntu or unity ubuntu
[11:30] <looneygod> hujo,  how do I do that?  Cant able to find it thru GUI. any commands?
[11:31] <elementary> hujo, i have some problem with the disk partitioning
[11:31] <looneygod> sacarlson1, ubuntu 14.04 (unity I guess)
[11:32] <sacarlson1> looneygod: ya then from the network icon or network-manager you should be able to be sure it's set to dhcp mode that should have been set as default
[11:33] <sacarlson1> looneygod: normaly in dhcp mode just unpluging and repluging will auto connect cat5 ethernet
[11:34] <looneygod> You mean edit connection from the network icon? But that wont work right? This is not a DSL(or any similar connection) to save. I just plug the cable and go to my ISPs page. No connection required
[11:34] <hujo> looneygod, try sudo ifup eth1 inet dhcp
[11:34] <looneygod> sacarlson1, I mean there is nothing I can edit
[11:34] <looneygod> ok
[11:34] <hung94> :)
[11:34] <sacarlson1> looneygod: it's a standard cat5 so will normaly use standard dhcp auto connect
[11:35] <looneygod> Ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1.
[11:35] <looneygod> Ignoring unknown interface inet=inet.
[11:35] <looneygod> Ignoring unknown interface dhcp=dhcp.
[11:35] <looneygod> I got this
[11:36] <hujo> looneygod, oh right - you sure it's eth1?
[11:36] <hujo> looneygod, what interfaces do you get for sudo ifconfig -a?
[11:36] <looneygod> absolutely
[11:36] <looneygod> eth1      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 5c:f9:dd:5a:2c:5a
[11:36] <looneygod>           inet6 addr: fe80::5ef9:ddff:fe5a:2c5a/64 Scope:Link
[11:36] <looneygod>           UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
[11:36] <looneygod>           RX packets:38914 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[11:36] <looneygod>           TX packets:379 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[11:36] <unopaste> looneygod you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[11:37] <looneygod> can someone hear me? looks like I have been muted
[11:37] <sacarlson1> looneygod: ok it does have eth1 and that is what should be connected
[11:37] <elementary> hujo, any luck?
[11:37] <looneygod> can someone hear me? looks like I have been muted
[11:38] <elementary> looneygod, i can hear you
[11:38] <hujo> looneygod, yeah, you're back
[11:38] <sacarlson1> looneygod: but you don't know how to bring up network-manager gui?
[11:38] <looneygod> elementary, great. I got a mute notification tough :/
[11:38] <looneygod> sacarlson1, no
[11:38] <hujo> looneygod, try  sudo ifconfig eth1 inet dhcp  please
[11:39] <looneygod> hujo, ok
[11:39] <edition> there's too many desktop environments. Anyway. Is there a main continued 'fork' of the GNOME 2 project?
[11:40] <sacarlson1> looneygod: it should be accecible from the icon up down arows as seen in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieKUqcqCUG0
[11:40] <looneygod> hujo, dhcp: Unknown host
[11:41] <looneygod> sacarlson1, okay. i had  a feeling u were talking about that
[11:41] <hujo> looneygod, next:  dhclient eth1
[11:42] <elementary> hujo,  http://s23.postimg.org/oz7vqvamj/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_11_41_26.png
[11:42] <sacarlson1> looneygod: you should see the eth1 in mode auto dhcp method
[11:43] <sacarlson1> hujo: I'm not sure why but my attempts in recent past the dhclient eth1 method failed to work for me.  it used to work fine before.  not sure what's changed on that
[11:44] <sacarlson1> hujo: I think in part that network-manager overides attempts to change things when it's incontrol
[11:44] <hujo> sacarlson1, yeah, that might be the case
[11:45] <hujo> elementary, what you want is a small partition with a special flag, just as described in the error message presented to you
[11:45] <hujo> elementary, a really tiny one, say 2MiB should be fine
[11:45] <elementary> hujo, with the bios grub flag?
[11:46] <hujo> elementary, exactly
[11:46] <rokon> hello room
[11:46] <elementary> hujo, and i install the bootloader into that partition,right?
[11:46] <rokon> newbaby ubuntu
[11:46] <looneygod> hujo, sacarlson1 I am on a call with technicians....
[11:46] <sacarlson1> looneygod: ok
[11:46] <sak> slt
[11:46] <looneygod> hujo, sacarlson1 they dont know anything obviously. but lets see
[11:47] <rokon> what is best ubuntu for netbook
[11:47] <rokon> ??
[11:47] <looneygod> hujo, sacarlson1 thanks a lot for helping
[11:47] <hujo> the bootloader goes to the drives' master boot record itself, which will reference the bios boot partition for further stages of the boot process
[11:47] <elementary> hujo, http://s11.postimg.org/a9le2s5ub/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_13_47_15.png
[11:47] <hujo> elementary, try /dev/sda
[11:48] <elementary> hujo, i tried /dev/sda i cross my fingers that the bootloader works fine
[11:48] <rokon> which ubuntu best for packerd bell dot s
[11:49] <elementary> hujo, http://s22.postimg.org/z8yuxhvvl/Screenshot_from_2014_11_09_13_48_45.png
[11:49] <tyuio> hello there