[00:00] <fireshibby> I personally don't know when it comes to linux. If i had the same problem i'd be able to guide you through. I'll keep searching for a solution though
[00:00] <Guest72402> is it possible to have someone log onto my computer and check out the settings or something?
[00:00] <AzureX> so quick question, with the amd catalyst driver 12.10 my graphics card is always on in integrated mode (power saving) even when playing games, stressing the hardware, --px-dpgu doesnt change it, performance is terrible
[00:00] <lollko> na ja
[00:01] <fireshibby> AzureX i have the same problem on my laptop. It's terrible. I just installed Gnome 3
[00:01] <AzureX> i had it working earlier but cant remember how i fixed it
[00:02] <fireshibby> probably some settings in the catalyst control panel. I was personally too lazy and missed the old gnome interface
[00:03] <Rizon> attempts to load the driver manually
[00:03] <edmomcz> good night
[00:04] <endguy> so I've just installed 12.10 and nvidia-current or nvidia-current-updates do not work at all. They were working on my previous install of 12.04. The only thing different is that I install an SSD hard drive and the latest Ubuntu release. What can I try to fix this?
[00:16] <lapion> is there anywhere I can find a list of recent ubuntu updates ?
[00:20] <sIIIut> hi
[00:20] <StarryNight> hi
[00:21] <n0sq> is there a way to change emesene so that it doesn't show me as invisible at startup?
[00:26] <Ben64> How can I change the theme or modify it in Gnome Classic?
[00:33] <Rizon> gnome-look.org has some amazing themes in her bag
[00:35] <Ben64> but _how_ do I change it
[00:35] <Ben64> nothing seems to have any effect
[00:37] <bluefox83> having permissions problems with ubuntu server, trying to get /var/www to let me create files...or atleast move them to that dir but it's not letting me
[00:37] <Rizon> If you use Ubuntu 12.04 install gnome-panel
[00:37] <blackshirt> bluefox83, are you familiar with linux permissions?
[00:38] <cloudy> bluefox83, have you tried it with sudo mv?
[00:38] <bluefox83> blackshirt: yeah, but i'm kinda crummy at using them...
[00:38] <bluefox83> cloudy: if i need sudo...then it kind of defeats the purpose...
[00:38] <bluefox83> i'm trying to set it up so i can put files there with my ftp program
[00:39] <Rizon> gksudo is good
[00:40] <bluefox83> soooooo....
[00:40] <krishna> Is it possible to do a minimal install from the standard desktop cd?
[00:40] <Scunizi> I have 2 printers installed.  One USB and one networked.  The USB printer is off but still plugged in and constantly shows as the default despite me changing it in the printer appelate and at http://localhost:631.  How do I eliminate the USB from showing as the default printer?
[00:40] <jrogge> Hi, I'm pretty new to ubuntu, and I'm running it on a mac. I'm trying to change the keyboard settings, and am being directed by this guide:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppleKeyboard However, I don't have permissions to edit fnmode in sys/module/hid_apple/parameters. I am logged into a user the is in sudoers, but I don't know how to get permissions. do I have to log as root to edit this?
[00:41] <Ben64> !sudo | jrogge
[00:41] <Scunizi> jrogge: whatever the command is preface it with sudo.. so to edit a file = sudo /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters
[00:42] <jrogge> okay, so I have to do this through terminal. I was trying to do it through the ubunut file manager (ubuntu explorer? what ever the default is)
[00:42] <Scunizi> jrogge: however are you running ubuntu in a VM? or have you replaced the iOS on your MAC?
[00:43] <jrogge> I have it as a seperate partition on my mac
[00:43] <cloudy> bluefox83, do you know how to check the owner of /var/www ?
[00:43] <Scunizi> jrogge: you can do it through the file manager but you have to start it from terminal.. gksudo nautilus
[00:44] <Rizon> or!! ALT + F2 > gksudo nautilus and yeah =)
[00:44] <Scunizi> jrogge: actually.. from terminal it's sudo nano /path/to/file
[00:44] <blackshirt> bluefox83, add your ftp user to www-data group, and give them appropriate access
[00:45] <bluefox83> blackshirt: i actually did that already...
[00:46] <Scunizi> Rizon: I forgot about alt+f2.. thought that was only on kde systems (what I run ;)  )
[00:46] <bluefox83> btw how to i check to see what the ftp user is, it should be my username right?
[00:46] <Grimhound> What is the general channel?
[00:46] <bluefox83> *do
[00:47] <jrogge> thank you, that worked
[00:48] <keith_> Can I ask for assistance regarding installation of MATLAB here?
[00:49] <scared> why do i get this when i apt-get update?
[00:49] <scared> Failed to fetch gzip:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/ubuntu-archives.mirror.nexicom.net_dists_precise_main_binary-amd64_Packages  Hash Sum mismatch
[00:49] <bluefox83> there needs to be one simple way for me to set up a website from my local network on my local ubuntu server box...
[00:50] <Scunizi> bluefox83: sure.. wanna code it yourself? or use something like Joomla?
[00:50] <trism> scared: either you hit the mirror at a bad time (in the middle of an update) or it is a bad mirror, try again in a few minutes
[00:50] <bluefox83> Scunizi: i'm pretty sure i got it up an running already (apache2) but the directory isn't letting me add things properly...
[00:51] <bluefox83> and i have no idea why :/
[00:51] <bluefox83> how do i add a user to group www-data?
[00:52] <blackshirt> bluefox83, are you upload it with ftp client ?
[00:52] <_DanN_> adduser <user> www-data
[00:52] <_DanN_> bluefox83: adduser <user> www-data
[00:52] <bluefox83> blackshirt: yeah i can actually move it to another directory...just not the website dir
[00:52] <_DanN_> bluefox83: you must be root
[00:53] <Scunizi> bluefox83: in what way?
[00:53] <Basil1x> I just did a clean install of 12.04LTS.  Now I cannot install DeVeDe.  it says the version of libavcodec-extra-53 should be <IP_ADDRESS>.  the most recent version is <IP_ADDRESS>, according to sourceforge.  How do I either get the real latest version, or force Ubuntu not to uninstall half my programs when I switch form libavcodec53 to libavcocec-extra-53?
[00:53] <blackshirt> bluefox83, actually, i mean moving it with mv command or with ftp to upload your files to that dir ?
[00:54] <bluefox83> well i have a dir in my home dir called ftp i can ftp to it, drop the files in there, and everything is fine...i just can't move the files to /var/www
[00:54] <blackshirt> bluefox83, commonly sudo was enought to tackle them
[00:54] <Scunizi> bluefox83: to add a user to anther group.. go to that group in "settings" and do it there.  You'll see the users listed and put a tic mark next to the one you want.
[00:54] <jrib> Basil1x: what says?  What did you execute *exactly*?
[00:54] <bluefox83> Scunizi: i'm working on a server, not desktop >.>
[00:55] <Scunizi> bluefox83: ah.. sorry.. forgot . hang on.
[00:55] <blackshirt> bluefox83, yes,that true... /var/www was under root controls
[00:55] <bluefox83> blackshirt: yeah, was
[00:55] <bluefox83> i made my user owner
[00:55] <bluefox83> complete owner
[00:55] <blackshirt> you can,t upload to it with normal user
[00:55] <bluefox83> of the directory and everything in it
[00:55] <bluefox83> and i still can't cp or mv anything to it
[00:56] <scared> i keep getting this error
[00:56] <scared> E:Encountered a section with no Package: header, E:Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/ubuntu-archives.mirror.nexicom.net_dists_precise-updates_main_i18n_Translation-en, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.'
[00:56] <bluefox83> unless i use sudo, which is rediculous
[00:56] <scared> how do i change the mirror
[00:57] <bluefox83> scared: go to software center->edit->software sources
[00:57] <Basil1x> jrib: the Software Center will not allow me to install the software I had on my system up until yesterday when my HDD died.  it uninstalls half my programs when I try to install DeVeDe.  the reason is the version of libavcodec-extra-53 in the repository is too low.  There is no higher version I can find.
[00:57] <guliy3v> i removed some libs belongs to ffmpeg while installing MobileMediaConverter after adding medibuntu repo due to package break. how to get ffmpeg back?
[00:57] <jrib> Basil1x: use apt-get and pastebin
[00:58] <Scunizi> bluefox83: sudo user add -G group-name username
[00:58] <Scunizi> bluefox83: sorry .. sudo useradd -G group-name username
[00:58] <jrib> Scunizi: please don't advise that
[00:58] <scared> bluefox: whe ni open up the software center it says  FAILED TO LOAD PACKAGE LIST
[00:58] <jrib> bluefox83: don't run that command
[00:58] <bluefox83> Scunizi: thanks, i've already accomplished that much
[00:59] <Scunizi> jrib: why not if you want to add your user to www-data?
[00:59] <jrib> Scunizi: well first of all, your command doesn't do that
[00:59] <scared> E:Unable to synchronize mmap - msync (28: No space left on device), E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[00:59] <Scunizi> jrib: ok.. so correct me if I'm wrong.. give him the right way to do it.
[00:59] <bluefox83> gawd, the stuff i go through to test my html homework D:
[00:59] <jrib> Scunizi: you're probably thinking of usermod.  But using usermod in the way you advise will remove your user from all other groups.  He already was given the right way: adduser USER GROUP
[01:00] <Ben64> scared: free up some space?
[01:00] <jrib> scared: your partition is out of space most likely
[01:00] <Basil1x> jrib: http://pastebin.com/Z84QDzhs <--- I do notwant these removed
[01:00] <Scunizi> jrib: ok.. I stand corrected. thanks for showing me where I was wrong.
[01:01] <bluefox83> so like i said guys, i added my user to the www-data group and it didn't fix anything...
[01:01] <jrib> Scunizi: it's often the reason you see people end up without sudo access here (they remove themselves from the admin or sudo group) :P
[01:01] <jrib> bluefox83: what are you trying to accomplish?
[01:02] <bluefox83> jrib: moving a file into /var/www with regular user privs
[01:02] <bluefox83> without sudo >.>
[01:02] <jrib> bluefox83: ls -ld /var/www/
[01:02] <xangua> Basil1x: looks like you are using a lot of ppa's
[01:03] <Basil1x> I put most of those on to try to resolve the problem, jrib
[01:03] <Ben64> bluefox83: sudo chown <your user> /var/www
[01:03] <jrib> Basil1x: pastebin the output of « more /etc/apt/sources.list* | cat », « apt-cache policy libavcodec-extra-53 ffmpeg libsox-fmt-base »
[01:03] <bluefox83> drwSrwSrwx 2 bluefox bluefox 4096 Nov 12 19:23 /var/www/
[01:03] <jrib> Basil1x: erm...
[01:03] <Ben64> bluefox83: whats with the permissions there
[01:03] <bluefox83> you got me O.o
[01:03] <jrib> bluefox83: are you just trying things at random?
[01:04] <xangua> Basil1x: you put most of ppa to solve a dependency issue¿ more like one of those ppa caused it
[01:04] <Ben64> bluefox83: chmod 755 /var/www
[01:04] <bluefox83> jrib: for a while i did, yeah...
[01:04] <xangua> jum got lost :/
[01:04] <bluefox83> shouldn't that have a -R ?
[01:04] <krabador> hi people, i would install the latest catalyst driver for my ATI RV350, the 9.3. how can i do it on ubuntu 12.10?
[01:04] <Ben64> bluefox83: nope
[01:05] <bluefox83> ok, so cp works :)
[01:05] <Basil1x> jrib: http://pastebin.com/3hVkcaT0
[01:06] <cordyceps> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354539/
[01:06] <bluefox83> it works perfectly now! you guys keep this up and i'll enlist you in my calculus homework too! :P
[01:06] <Scunizi> bluefox83: #math for that :)
[01:07] <bluefox83> lol
[01:07] <cordyceps> cant connect to free wifi at Mcdonalds. Wicd gui says "No wireless found" but here's iwlist scan output http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354539/
[01:07] <jrib> Basil1x: that's only half of what I asked.  But now I want to know this too: « more /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list | cat »
[01:07] <bluefox83> i need to finish this one html5/css assignment first...then i'll see about some calc/trig
[01:07] <Basil1x> jrib and: http://pastebin.com/uWRKnPcr
[01:07] <Gerowen> Anybody know details of how the "Create disk image" option in "Disks" works?  Somebody on the forums is asking.
[01:09] <g00053> can anyone recommend a bash irc client
[01:09] <Ben64> irssi
[01:09] <Scunizi> g00053: irssi
[01:09] <Basil1x> jrib here's the last one : http://pastebin.com/D9yfYcDf
[01:09] <jrib> g00053: weechat and irssi are popular
[01:10] <Rizon> use k3b guy
[01:10] <g00053> many thanks
[01:10] <Scunizi> g00053: combine either with screen
[01:11] <g00053> Scunizi, not sure what you mean.
[01:13] <dijonyummy> is there a way to set my dns servers via command line, not via the etc/resolv but some other way?
[01:14] <dijonyummy> after i initiate a vpn via command line, i need to set my dns servers
[01:14] <dijonyummy> since its via command line, i cant use the vpn tab in network connection manager
[01:16] <KI4RO> SMUXI works well for me
[01:17] <Scunizi> dijonyummy: and why not use /etc/resolv?
[01:17] <jrib> Basil1x: would take some more investigating to figure out the exact issue.  I don't have time right now.  If no one else can help at the moment, just accept and then try to re-install the things you want (like vlc) to see if you can gain some further knowledge.  You'll probably have to check out conflicts and such (apt-cache show).  It could be because of medibuntu, if you want to disable that and downgrade
[01:17] <jrib> whatever packages you have from there.
[01:18] <jimmy_lo_chien_f> Hi, when does a process step into sleep state?
[01:18] <dijonyummy> because in ubuntu, it gets overriden
[01:19] <Scunizi> dijonyummy: because of networkmanager?
[01:19] <dijonyummy> hmm, yeah
[01:20] <jrib> !resolvconf | dijonyummy
[01:20] <Basil1x> Thanks
[01:20] <Scunizi> dijonyummy: I have in the past uninstalled network manager and manually setup the connection.  For a static system that's ok and it would make it easier to change via vpn
[01:21] <n0sq> is there a way to change emesene so that it doesn't show me as invisible at startup?
[01:21] <dijonyummy> ok thanks i'll look at that link!
[01:22] <n0sq> can a network upgrade to a new distro be done like i use to do with mandriva?
[01:22] <krabador> hi people, i need to install catalyst 9.3 on ubuntu 12.10
[01:22] <n0sq> or do i have to do a fresh install?
[01:22] <krabador> how can i do it?
[01:22] <gustav__> I have no idea.
[01:24] <pedr0ubuntu> to diplay all app in startup (ubuntu)
[01:24] <pedr0ubuntu> sudo sed --in-place 's/NoDisplay=true/NoDisplay=false/g' *.desktop
[01:24] <scared> how do i add more space?
[01:26] <pedr0ubuntu> to display all app in startup (ubuntu)
[01:26] <pedr0ubuntu> sudo sed --in-place 's/NoDisplay=true/NoDisplay=false/g' *.desktop
[01:27] <scared> Unable to synchronize mmap - msync (28: no space left)
[01:27] <scared> how do i add mroe space to my partion?
[01:28] <scared> everywhere says i need synaptics or another program which i cant DL cuz i ahve no space :S
[01:28] <Ben64> scared: pastebin the output of both "df -h" and "sudo fdisk -l"
[01:29] <scared> also my ubuntu is dead slow :s
[01:29] <Ben64> thats what happens when you have no space
[01:29] <Scunizi> might need to eliminate some old kernels too.
[01:31] <scared> heres my pastebin
[01:31] <scared> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354570/
[01:31] <scared> i know de/loop is full how do i make it bigger
[01:32] <scared> dev
[01:32] <Ben64> oh you're running with wubi
[01:32] <CrazyHorse18> s there a command i can run that will create a user that does not have the ability to login or ssh (i.e. purely just for file permissions and running processes) unless it already exists
[01:32] <CrazyHorse18> is*
[01:32] <scared> yes wubi
[01:33] <servvs> you could try gorups CrazyHorse18
[01:33] <scared> but then i reset my windows 7 so i no longer have wubi
[01:33] <CrazyHorse18> servvs: yeah, need to use user.. it's a requirement
[01:35] <FusionHammer> Question: Does anyone know how to shot boot messages during the boot cycle?  Boot into Xen 4.1 is locking up and I want to know what it is hanging on.
[01:35] <FusionHammer> show*
[01:35] <cordyceps> Can't connect to free wifi at McDonalds w/wicd. Wicd gui says "No wireless found" but iwlist found it http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354539/
[01:36] <cordyceps> here's 200 last lines from /var/log/wicd http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354573/
[01:36] <WeThePeople> cant figure out why filezilla or gftp cant connect to server.. any ideas
[01:39] <WhereIsMySpoon> Hi, I know this will sound vague but im sure there was something called 'window' or similar that made you able to, when you're ssh'd into a server, run a process without it getting cancelled when you close the ssh terminal
[01:39] <gustav__> screen.
[01:40] <WhereIsMySpoon> gustav__: and how to get focus back?
[01:41] <debian> j
[01:41] <gustav__> WhereIsMySpoon: screen -r.
[01:42] <Guest80277> im  new hi
[01:42] <cordyceps> Can't connect to free wifi at McDonalds w/wicd. Wicd gui says "No wireless found" but iwlist found it http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354539/ and here's the last 200 lines from wicd log http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354573 It seems to connect momentarily then disconnects. Wifi works at home OK.
[01:43] <gustav__> cordyceps: Get a disc antenna.
[01:43] <gustav__> http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-P4dj5HB7CRI/TiZW8Ka-YQI/AAAAAAAAA2M/6VqxoI_gxms/s1600/dish-antenna.jpg
[01:45] <Guest80277> por que mis mensajes no salen
[01:45] <celso> hi people! does enyone here uses zram on ubuntu?
[01:46] <dr_willis> !info zram
[01:48] <dr_willis> WhereIsMySpoon:  also check out 'tmux' and 'byobu'  =  byobu is the easiest to learn
[01:48] <elninja> Really? The Ubuntu 12.10 Desktop Edition ISOs are ~50MB too large for a CD?
[01:48] <dr_willis> elninja:  they are for dvds now
[01:49] <celso> actually, it exists in ubuntu 12.04.  Its zram-config
[01:49] <WhereIsMySpoon> strange, i cant seem to do anything with screen
[01:49] <WhereIsMySpoon> im doing commands, but it says "cannot exec"
[01:49] <dr_willis> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/09/its-official-the-ubuntu-livecd-is-dead
[01:49] <dr_willis> WhereIsMySpoon:  normally you just run 'screen' and it gives you a new 'shell' with extra features
[01:50] <dr_willis> WhereIsMySpoon:  same for byobu, or tmux.
[01:50] <WhereIsMySpoon> ah
[01:50] <WhereIsMySpoon> i was doing stuff like screen "blah stuff etc"
[01:50] <dr_willis> if you wan tto use screen you WILL want to spend some time learning it
[01:50] <WhereIsMySpoon> as if it was a program
[01:50] <dr_willis> as i said byobu is easier to learn/use
[01:51] <dr_willis> byobu is a  tweaked screen or tmux setup to be more user/beginner friendly  look
[01:51] <elninja> Yeah, I'm just bitching because I'm too lazy to look for a blank DVD or USB drive.
[01:51] <dr_willis> elninja:  the server edition aparently still fits on a cd.
[01:51] <WhereIsMySpoon> hm, screen seems to fit what i want to do
[01:52] <dr_willis> i think lubuntu may also fit on a cd.. need to verify that
[01:52] <elninja> Looks like 12.04 does too, and I can always upgrade from there.
[01:52] <cordyceps> Can't connect to free wifi at McDonalds w/wicd. Wicd gui says "No wireless found" but iwlist found it http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354539/ and here's the last 200 lines from wicd log http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354573 It seems to connect momentarily then disconnects. Wifi works at home OK.
[01:52] <dr_willis> lubuntu = 692mb
[01:53] <dr_willis> id rather install lubuntu, then install whatever you want.. then upgrade from 12.04
[01:53] <dr_willis> id rather install lubuntu 12.10 , then install whatever you want.. easier then upgradeing...
[01:54] <WhereIsMySpoon> aha, and detach
[01:54] <WhereIsMySpoon> lovely
[01:55] <dmckell> Help! New install here.  I'm trying to install fglrx via "sudo apt-get install fglrx"   Install is successful. After reboot, I log in and get only the wallpaper.  Any ideas?
[01:56] <elninja> I'll check out Lubuntu and LXDE
[01:56] <elninja> thanks
[01:56] <cherr> trying to mount an iso. its a fairly old iso from windows, so i % sudo mount -f fat32 -o loop blahblah.iso /mnt/blah. all i get is a bunch of instructions and information on mounting back from the terminal, and it did not seem to mount anything. any help?
[01:56] <blackshirt> great
[01:57] <blackshirt> why passing fat32, just passing-o loop i think it was enought
[01:57] <cordyceps> cherr: it's mount -t etc
[01:57] <cherr> cordyceps so i start my line with mount -t then the rest of what i had?
[01:58] <cordyceps>  oh, and vfat for f32
[01:58] <cherr> ahhhh
[01:58] <cherr> ok
[01:58] <cherr> what should be the return from terminal if it is a successful mount?
[01:58] <blackshirt> cherr, nothing error return
[01:59] <blackshirt> Just checks your mount pount
[01:59] <cordyceps> nothing IIRC, then ls to see the files
[01:59] <cherr> thanks guys
[01:59] <blackshirt> point
[01:59] <Takophiliac> i'm trying to get syslog to log messages to my console,
[01:59] <Takophiliac> but i'm having no success
[02:00] <cherr> hmm, so sudo mount -t -f vfat -o loop blahblah.iso /mnt/blah
[02:00] <cherr> ?
[02:00] <cordyceps> what's the -f for?
[02:00] <cordyceps> -t means file type
[02:01] <cherr> don't i need that to tell it the filesystem?
[02:01] <cherr> oh
[02:01] <cordyceps> -t
[02:01] <cherr> lol
[02:01] <cordyceps> no -f
[02:01] <PoolShark_> question
[02:01] <blackshirt> cherr, -o loop was enought for iso files
[02:01] <PoolShark_> what happens when linux runs out of letters to represent hard disks?
[02:02] <Takophiliac> I have *.emerg      :omusrmsg:* in 50-default.conf yet "logger -p user.emerg "Some message" shows in /var/log/syslog but is never written to any logged in tty or pts
[02:02] <PoolShark_> for example when I have 10 disks on the motherboard, and then 16 more attached to an HBA, for a total of 26 disks?
[02:02] <ImTheDude> hello room
[02:05] <AcidRain2012> anyone know where i can go to decode a lottery ticket barcode? all im trying to do is use either the number on the back, to get the front number, or the number on the front ot get the back number.
[02:05] <AcidRain2012> and thats all! i dont want to type all of these numbers out by hand, it will take years
[02:06] <h00k> AcidRain2012: that question is not appropriate for this channel, please check elsewhere
[02:06] <ImTheDude> hello
[02:06] <AcidRain2012> h00k: ok :(
[02:06] <AcidRain2012> would it make it appropriate if i threw the word ubuntu in it? ;)
[02:06] <h00k> AcidRain2012: no :(
[02:07] <dr_willis> AcidRain2012:  id bet theres somehting in the android market.. ;P
[02:07] <dr_willis> PoolShark_:  i belive it will go to sdaa sdab sdac and so on...
[02:08] <dr_willis> PoolShark_:  i cant rember where i saw that at.. but i do recall seeing it come up in here ages ago.
[02:08] <ImTheDude> anyone running ubuntu 10.4
[02:08] <dr_willis> ImTheDude:  you mean 10.04? I imagine people still are.
[02:08] <Takophiliac> time
[02:08] <Takophiliac> mt
 is that what you are running
[02:09] <Ant324> Hi everyone I'm considering upgrading from ubuntu 10.04 to 12.10, but I see it uses the 3.5 Linux kernel, does anyone know if it will be updated soon to 3.6? 3.5 is EOL as far as I know...Many thanks
[02:09] <Ben64> ImTheDude: you should just ask your question
[02:10] <ImTheDude> dr_willis: whats a good radio program that will run on ubuntu 10.04
[02:10] <dr_willis> ImTheDude:  depends on what you mean by a 'radio program;
[02:10] <dr_willis>  !info streamtuner
[02:11] <ImTheDude>  dr_willis: i would like to listen to music
[02:11] <gustav__> Don't you get the feeling of being on a poor mans Linux distribution? Like, welfare Linux distribution?
[02:12] <dr_willis> apt-cache search radio stream    shows several
[02:12] <ImTheDude> is that terminal command
[02:12] <dr_willis> yes.....
[02:12] <dr_willis> or use the package manager tools to search for what you want.
[02:13] <dr_willis> !info tunapie
[02:13] <Ben64> How can I change the theme or modify it in 12.04 Gnome Classic? Nothing I do seems to change anything.
[02:13] <chalcedony> my husband upgraded from ubuntu 10.10 to 12.04, he uses korganizer, can someone walk me through copying whatever to preserve his calendar?
[02:14] <dr_willis>  !info streamtuner2
[02:15]  * chalcedony waves to dr_willis :))
[02:15] <cordyceps> Can't connect to free wifi at McDonalds w/wicd. Wicd gui says "No wireless found" but iwlist found it http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354539/ and here's the last 200 lines from wicd log http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354573 It seems to connect momentarily then disconnects. Wifi works at home OK.
[02:17] <dr_willis> err.. so it is connecting. ;)
[02:17] <Ant324> Hi everyone I'm considering upgrading from ubuntu 10.04 to 12.10, but I see it uses the 3.5 Linux kernel, does anyone know if it will be updated soon to 3.6? 3.5 is EOL as far as I know...Many thanks
[02:18] <dr_willis> cant say that ive heard of 3.5 being EOL.
[02:20] <Ant324> dr_willis, The latest stable 3.5 version of the Linux kernel is: 3.5.7 (EOL)
[02:21] <dr_willis> of course 13.04 will be here in  a few months. ;)
[02:22] <Ant324> dr_willis, that wasn't to me was it?
[02:22] <frank> Greetings, I am running pinguyos (which I'm pretty sure is ubuntu 12.04)  I run it  t  work where I have limited internet access (certain firewall rules block certain traffic)  When I try to upgrade I get the broken header error which I'm told is caused by repo's getting blocked then my upgrade fails.  My question is...Is there a way to get the upgrade files from another PC and then run it on my work PC?
[02:22] <cbrain> 12.10 can't even run smoothly in a vm
[02:23] <cbrain> this is a disaster
[02:24] <dr_willis> frank:  pinguy  its own support rooms/channels. .   You can upgrade with a 12.10 cd/dvd BUT from what ive seen in the past you dont upgrade Non-ubuntu variants using the ubuntu media. it can break things badly
[02:24] <frank> ahhh thank you I appreciate the help.  Thats good to know
[02:24] <dr_willis> frank:  of course i really dont see much need for pinguy any more. i played with it in the past.
[02:25] <dr_willis> but trying to do relase upgrades from pinguy, or other variants can  be prone to failure
[02:26] <frank> I like all the desktop pomp and circumstance.  I was an Ubuntu UE fan but it seems to be getting sloppy
[02:26] <blackness> UE?
[02:26] <gustav__> cbrain: Define smooth.
[02:27] <frank> ultimate edition
[02:27] <blackness> oh, never heard of it..
[02:27] <dr_willis> ubuntu variants seem to pop up like mushrooms after a rain. ;)  then vanish just as fast.
[02:28] <Ant324> Hi everyone I'm considering upgrading from ubuntu 10.04 to 12.10, but I see it uses the 3.5 Linux kernel, does anyone know if it will be updated soon to 3.6? 3.5 is EOL as far as I know...Many thanks
[02:28] <frank> hehe good analogy
[02:30] <frank> Has anyone been able to get verizon wireless broadband working on any variant of ubuntu (I have Pantech UML290) just cant get it going?
[02:30] <Ben64> Ant324: you should just go to 12.04 so you won't have to upgrade every 6 months
[02:31] <_Brett_> how do you connect to it?
[02:31] <_Brett_> frank
[02:31] <frank> yes
[02:31] <MrCrumbs> Question... I am fixing to do an install on a virgin hard drive... The laptops old hard drive and OS was Windows 7 64-bit... I am putting the newest version of Ubuntu on it.. Should I go with the 32 bit version or the 64 bit version?
[02:31] <_Brett_> is it a usb stick?
[02:31] <frank> yes
[02:31] <Ant324> Ben64, Yes, that is best, thanks for the advice, but my question remains
[02:31] <_Brett_> oh. that sucks
[02:31] <celthunder> MrCrumbs: depends if you have a 64 bit processor 64
[02:32] <MrCrumbs> it is a 64 bit... i believe lol... AMB A6
[02:32] <MrCrumbs> AMD*
[02:33] <_Brett_> back in the day i had a usb homepna adapter (phoneline networking). could never get it to work on linux
[02:33] <ImTheDude> dr_willis: those were all media players
[02:33] <dr_willis> MrCrumbs:  i tend to always use 64bit os on 64bit hardware.
[02:34] <frank> It would be great if I could get it going.  Upgrades would be easy then.   Im not sure what exactly you are looking for.. use the software center and package manager tools  search feature to look for wha tyou want.
[02:34] <MrCrumbs> That's what my gut was telling me.. A buddy suggested to use the 32 bit.. I figured I would ask the Ubuntu gods :P
[02:34] <niriven> hi im getting some really funky "artifacts" all over (video), if i push my mouse over certian thing sin ecipse, the ubuntu software center, images / text get jumbled pretty badly (like white noise), but eventually it comes back to normal and does it again. i tried to screenshot it but the screenshot is turning out okay. not sure else how to explain it?
[02:34] <dr_willis> MrCrumbs:  i dont see much reason to stick to 32bit on 64bit hardware these days
[02:35] <Ben64> the last plausible reason I saw to stay on 32 bit was flash player
[02:35] <Ben64> but that has worked on 64 bit for quite some time now
[02:35] <dr_willis> with  the flash-video replacer and downloader plugns.. ;) i rarely even need flash these days.
[02:35] <celthunder> Ben64: eol for almost a year now...use html5 or stop visiting crappy sites
[02:35] <_Brett_> frank, have you tried ndiswrapper?
[02:35] <MrCrumbs> I know that Linux Mnt 13 didn't work worth a crap on it.. 32 or 64 bit
[02:36] <dr_willis> night all...
[02:37] <blackshirt> morning dr_willis
[02:37] <MrCrumbs> Does Ubuntu do formats on virgin hard drives?
[02:38] <niriven> infact i even tried arch linux and i was getting the same issue, im wondering if it could be a video driver problem? the initial install everything seemed okay.
[02:38]  * Laice has just learned to love Guake and Irssi
[02:39] <MrCrumbs> anyone know?
[02:40] <blackness> yes MrCrumbs
[02:41] <blackness> it'll format a virgin drive, if you mean a 'fresh out of the box' drive.
[02:46] <DarKMode> MrCrumbs yes you can
[02:47] <blackness> DarKMode, he left.
[02:47] <DarKMode> :)
[02:47] <DarKMode> i have the left messages turned off
[02:49] <cjae> vlc keeps losing audio sync
[02:50] <blackness> does mplayer?
[02:50] <cjae> dont have it installed
[02:50] <blackness> test your audio with mplayer
[02:50] <blackness> or is it just VLC that acts this way?
[02:51] <cjae> rewinding one second fixes sync
[02:51] <gustav__> All files or one (1) file?
[02:51] <cjae> different files
[02:51] <gustav__> All the same?
[02:51] <cjae> nope
[02:52] <blackness> just audio files? or audio/video files?
[02:52] <gustav__> One (1) ok?
[02:52] <cjae> a/v files as far as I know, dont know how only audio files would lose sync
[02:53] <blackness> does youtube act up in this manor?
[02:53] <cjae> nope
[02:53] <blackness> sounds like VLC is to blame, try mplayer, or update VLC from source if its old.
[02:53] <cjae> well maybe if I played something long wnough
[02:53] <blackness> explain.
[02:54] <cjae> well most of sync issue happens after about 12 -20 mins
[02:54] <blackshirt> wew,maap,ada perlu
[02:55] <cjae> most utube videos are only 9 mins long
[02:55] <blackness> oh...
[02:55] <blackness> test mplayer and see if it does this, does it do this when you seek forward 15+ mins?
[02:56] <cjae> never tried just was looking for an answer to fix since  I assumed lots of ppl here use vlc
[02:57] <blackness> I use mplayer.. :P
[02:57] <cjae> google doesnt seems to have any relevant answers
[02:57] <blackness> VLC has always had issues for me..its never worked right for me.
[02:57] <blackness> i believe im going to play some COD-MW3..later fellas.
[02:59] <mitch|mobile> Try running ubuntu on 16K ram. :P
[02:59] <blackness> 16K or 16G?
[03:00] <kamelot314> Getting back from KDE to XFCE! :)
[03:00] <blackshirt> greats kamelot314
[03:02] <mitch|mobile> Blackness, 16K
[03:03] <blackness> wow. 16K is old
[03:04] <mitch|mobile> Ik
[03:04] <blackness> update ;)
[03:04] <cherr> jesus, and i thought my 1g was getting old
[03:04] <blackness> my server is 16G, my notebooks are 4G :P
[03:04] <mitch|mobile> It's another box that has not seen the light of day since the 90s, which was before I was born
[03:05] <cherr> you were born after 2000?
[03:05] <blackness> why would you setup a server on specs that old?
[03:05] <blackshirt> thats not a matter
[03:05] <mitch|mobile> Cherr, actually, late 1999, but still
[03:06] <cherr> lol i see. why even bother with a box that old?
[03:06] <mitch|mobile> Blackness, it can run DOS fine
[03:06] <mitch|mobile> Cherr, idk
[03:06] <cherr> lol
[03:06] <mitch|mobile> I got bored.
[03:06] <mitch|mobile> It takes tapes o.o
[03:07] <kamelot314> well, DOS was running fine on my 286 bakc in the time
[03:07] <kamelot314> with only 4k of memory
[03:07] <blackshirt> linux too ...
[03:07] <kamelot314> yup!
[03:08] <mitch|mobile> But was it made in the 90s
[03:08] <kamelot314> you should try Blackbox or any lightweight Windows Manager first!
[03:08] <mitch|mobile> :|
[03:11] <ubuntuLearner> i need help unistalling a application from ubuntu
[03:12] <chaingun> do you want to do it from the command line or through the ubuntu software center?
[03:12] <mitch|mobile> Terminal --> sudo apt-get remove (package name)
[03:12] <blackshirt> ubuntulearner, you can do it with a lot of ways
[03:13] <ubuntuLearner> GUVCViewer is the app i would like to unistall. This package name is not listed in the package list
[03:14] <blackshirt> ubuntulearner, where do you installed it from ?
[03:14] <ubuntuLearner> blackshirt i installed it through software center
[03:15] <blackshirt> if you install it from main repository through software center, you should find them
[03:15] <ubuntuLearner> when i tried "sudo apt-get remove guvcviewer" it shows unable to locate package
[03:16] <Logan_> ubuntuLearner: You probably meant guvcview.
[03:16] <blackshirt> !info guvcviewer
[03:16] <blackshirt> !info guvcview
[03:16] <blackshirt> !info guvcview | ubuntulearner
[03:17] <blackness> wow, ubuntu-tweak flipped my mouse :x
[03:17] <ubuntuLearner> when i run the above command it sows "event not found"
[03:18] <ubuntuLearner> ubottu , blackshirt on running the command it shows "event not found"
[03:18] <ner0x> Any good non-gnome/kde gantt chart programs?
[03:19] <ubuntuLearner> blackshirt any other means i can uinstall?
[03:20] <ubuntuLearner> quit
[03:24] <green_16> when i trying to install new apps, it shows waiting for apt-get to exit. what can i do?
[03:25] <gogeta> green_16: annoying isn't it
[03:26] <gogeta> green_16: the updater sometimes puts it in use
[03:26] <green_16> i don't know what's going on....any solution?
[03:27] <gogeta> green_16: I just reboot the box or you can find the prowess using it and kill it
[03:28] <green_16> how?
[03:28] <gogeta> green_16: ps -a
[03:29] <gogeta> or top
[03:30] <green_16> it like this, PID TTY          TIME CMD
[03:30] <green_16>  8687 pts/2    00:00:00 ps
[03:30] <gogeta> ps -A
[03:31] <gogeta> it gives a list of everything running
[03:31] <frankko> is there a 10.04.4 netboot image somewhere? i want to try something out.
[03:31] <green_16> ya i saw
[03:31] <Daxter> !old
[03:31] <gogeta> yes its the mini iso
[03:31] <Daxter> old realease.ubuntu.com frankko
[03:31] <Daxter> iirc
[03:32] <frankko> gogeta, where can i find it.. i can only find the old 10.04
[03:32] <Loder> Hi there. Universal USB installer is showing tens of hours remaining on the 7zip phase when I try to put the Ubuntu 12.10 ISO on my flash drive. It's transfering at only a few KB/s. Anyone know what's going on?
[03:32] <Daxter> !old
[03:33] <frankko> daxter release.ubuntu.com = 404
[03:34] <Daxter> oldreleases.ubuntu.com
[03:34] <Daxter> iirc
[03:35] <frankko> also 404
[03:35] <c2tarun> frankko, try this http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/
[03:35] <dormito> Is there a way to set the screen coordiance for an at when you launch it? (like as part of the terminal command)
[03:35] <Daxter> aha...
[03:35] <Daxter> !lucid | frankko
[03:36] <Ray2> old releases ubuntu.com frankko
[03:36] <frankko> dormito, that one is 10.04, not 10.04.4 but perhaps oh well
[03:37] <Daxter> frankko: its updated to 10.04.4, thats how LTS releases are
[03:37] <Daxter> er add .4 to the 10.04 part of ink
[03:38] <Daxter> link*
[03:38] <frankko> Daxter, the links says last altered 2010,23 april.
[03:38] <Daxter> here: http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.04.4/
[03:38] <frankko> i have trouble booting the 10.04.0 release it seems
[03:39] <frankko> Daxter, no netboot/mini.iso there either...
[03:39] <Daxter> yeah dont think ubuntu akes netboot images
[03:39] <Daxter> makes*
[03:39] <Daxter> think thats a debian thing
[03:40] <Daxter> what trouble you have booting?
[03:40] <frankko> i think the optimus crap in my laptop does not like something in the boot process
[03:41] <frankko> Daxter, i have found plenty of netboot images though for ubuntu for all major releases. Just not found the point releases.
[03:41] <frankko> Daxter, like in here: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/
[03:42] <Daxter> darn they do make em
[03:42] <Daxter> i stand corrected
[03:43] <blackness> im building pnmixer, and im getting these errors, any help? checking for alsasound ... no, configure: error: alsa not found
[03:44] <almoxarife> blackness: is alsa sound installed?
[03:44] <blackness> should be, i have the command alsa.
[03:44] <frankko> i will try again.. maybe i get luckier
[03:44] <blackness> alsa-driver cannot be found.
[03:44] <gogeta> blackness: you probly need alsa-devil if.your.compling
[03:45] <almoxarife> blackness: you dont have a proper alsa sound configuration
[03:45] <blackness> no such package.
[03:45] <blackness> almoxarife, explain in detail please..
[03:45] <blackness> my sound works perfectly. just cant compile (obmixer/pnmixer)
[03:45] <almoxarife> blackness: lets assume 'alsa' is installed, purge it and re-install it
[03:46] <gogeta> the Dev package
[03:46] <blackness> which alsa: /sbin/alsa
[03:46] <almoxarife> blackness: are you using 'synaptic'?
[03:46] <blackness> no, apt-get
[03:46] <Ben64> How can I change the theme or modify it in 12.04 Gnome Classic? Nothing I do seems to change anything.
[03:46] <almoxarife> blackness: no the package
[03:46] <blackness> package manager broken from 12.04 to 12.10.
[03:46] <gogeta> almoxarife: he's compiling he probly need the Dev package
[03:46] <blackness> no. im not using synaptic
[03:46] <almoxarife> blackness: are you compiling?
[03:47] <blackness> yes.
[03:47] <almoxarife> blackness: forge4t everything i said
[03:47] <blackness> what package is the devel for alsa-sound?
[03:47] <almoxarife> blackness: compiling also because?
[03:47] <almoxarife> alsa
[03:47] <blackness> im not compiling alsa..im compiling pnmixer.
[03:48] <blackness> https://github.com/nicklan/pnmixer/wiki is what im building.
[03:48] <almoxarife> blackness: add 'dev' is usually a good bet, but i am guessing, it depends on the error shown
[03:48] <blackness> E: Unable to locate package alsa-dev
[03:49] <Ben64> libasound2-dev
[03:49] <blackness> thats it?
[03:49] <Ben64> should be
[03:49] <blackness> how did you find that?
[03:50] <blackness> and yes, that was it ;)
[03:50] <gogeta> yay
[03:50] <almoxarife> blackness: you are compiling an applet?
[03:51] <blackness> yes almoxarife i gave you a URL to what im building.
[03:51] <almoxarife> blackness: yes, been there, sounds great, good luck with that
[03:51] <Ben64> blackness: I found it by "apt-cache search alsa | grep -i dev"
[03:51] <blackness> it worked perfect, bye bye gnome-sound-applet
[03:51] <blackness> :)
[03:52] <blackness> there, my learndrop now has it saved..
[03:52] <blackness> ;)
[03:53] <ubuntu__> hello
[03:53] <frankko> Daxter, i will try updating the boot iso file with my custom 3.6 kernel.
[03:54] <blackness> any ideas why im getting a daily upgrade of boot-repair?
[03:54] <afklinguist> is hulu desktop broken for ubuntu 12.4
[03:56] <FiReBloodPhoeniX> :)
[03:56] <niriven> what is the preferred way to install the nvidia propitary drivers in ubuntu? apt-get install nvidia-current?
[03:56] <almoxarife> niriven: yes
[03:57] <niriven> almoxarife: weird though it iddnt work in 12.10 unless i installed linux-headers-generic first, is this expected?
[03:57] <almoxarife> niriven: there are two headers for the kernel, installed both?
[03:58] <FiReBloodPhoeniX> i do windows batsh ,is scripting in lunix hard to learn?
[03:58] <niriven> almoxarife: no installed nvidia-current first, rebooted, unity didnt load, read online, apt-get install kernel-headers-generic, reinstall nvidia-current, everything worked.
[03:59] <almoxarife> niriven: i have always included the headers with ubuntu kernels, so i cant say
[03:59] <almoxarife> niriven: it worked, thats what counts :)
[04:00] <niriven> almoxarife: true, thanks :)
[04:00] <FiReBloodPhoeniX>  i do windows batsh ,is scripting in lunix hard to learn?
[04:01] <DaveR> FiReBloodPhoeniX, not especially, although the two are very different
[04:01] <niriven> also maybe dumb question, any idea whats being 'tracked', the privacy tab says emails, images, etc.
[04:02] <FiReBloodPhoeniX> jap i see the file system to start off is very different
[04:03] <DaveR> well yeah, windows and linux are horses of a different color for sure
[04:03] <almoxarife> niriven: tracked via a web browser?
[04:04] <niriven> almoxarife: not sure, under privacy i have an option to turn off "do not record activity for" things like vidoe, email, website, messaging, etc. wonder what that means.
[04:05] <afklinguist> how can i track an error from a program that force closes as soon as i click it
[04:05] <almoxarife> afklinguist: run it from terminal
[04:05] <FiReBloodPhoeniX> i can put commands in the konsole... but i have no idea how to make scripts and run them,id probably Google it
[04:05] <DaveR> look up shell scripting
[04:05] <DaveR> FiReBloodPhoeniX ^^
[04:05] <almoxarife> niriven: where do you see that option?
[04:06] <niriven> 12.10, press the windows key, type privacy, theres a tab called files.
[04:06] <FiReBloodPhoeniX> DaveR: Thanks
[04:07] <FiReBloodPhoeniX> Im off to Water my Windows 8 :-D See l8r
[04:08] <blackness> where is xorg.conf located on a default install? (12.10)?
[04:08] <almoxarife> niriven: sounds like desktop option to keep some of your pers info from being recorded
[04:09] <aeon-ltd> blackness: doesn't exist til you generate it
[04:09] <aeon-ltd> blackness: it should be in /etc/X11/xorg.conf when you do
[04:10] <blackness> ahh thanks m8
[04:10] <aeon-ltd> no prob
[04:11] <blackness> brb
[04:13] <[Ch4m3l30n]> Does Ubuntu 12.10 include Kernel 3.3 or is it still on 3.2?
[04:14] <xangua> !info linux | [Ch4m3l30n]
[04:15] <WishArt> Howdy? Any clue how to know the application version on Ubuntu Software Center? Thx.
[04:15] <[Ch4m3l30n]> xangua: excellent, thank you sir!
[04:16] <wtf911> Chain PREROUTING (policy ACCEPT)
[04:16] <wtf911> DNAT       udp  --  anywhere             cpe-77-252-94-160.stny.res.rr.com udp dpt:19004 to:<IP_ADDRESS>:19004
[04:16] <wtf911> can anyone tell me the iptables command to make that? for table nat
[04:21] <blackness> does anyone use gdm3setup on 12.10?
[04:25] <b9hh> on my workhorse netbook i have continued to run Natty and yesterday updated to Oneiric with no issues. today i have commenced to update to Precise but i am worried as all the panels have disappeared all i have left onscreen is the Lucid background and my cursor, not even the windows button will bring up pa seach window/dialogue box... but the good news is one it flashed back to the update progress about 5 minutes ago and said 58 more mi
[04:28] <afklinguist> after installing hulu desktop it wont run. terminal shows several gdk errors. not sure what that means
[04:31] <aeon-ltd> afklinguist: pastebin them
[04:31] <b9hh> oh it is still spinning tunes thru Banshee as well :-D
[04:34] <afklinguist> http://pastebin.com/s6RC9jv8
[04:38] <cbathurs> Hello I am having a bit of a ubuntu issue
[04:38] <aeon-ltd> cbathurs: ok, describe it all in one line to the channel
[04:39] <OerHeks> afklinguist, according to this post, you need a newer flashplayer > http://opennomad.com/content/hulu-and-ubuntu-1204-and-flashplayer
[04:40] <afklinguist> i was able to find that article actually but im a linux newbie so its a bit over my head
[04:40] <thunder> hello
[04:41] <Guest36496> anyone here
[04:41] <OerHeks> afklinguist, look @ http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html for the latest 11-6-2012
[04:42] <cbathurs> I cant get dash home to work properly. Anytime I open it, it goes completely bonkers and ends up crashing ubuntu. All I get after i try to open anything in dash home it gives me a yellow screen then a bunch of text and then flipflops between the two.
[04:42] <hhhzzzarn> my whole ubuntu partition has vanished (received grab rescue error, gparted on live cd does not show my ubuntu partition and my /home instead unallocated space) advanced help needed.
[04:43] <cbathurs> any Ideas of the problem aeon?
[04:44] <jValentin> I was about to install virtualmin using the downloaded install script, but the installed shows a list of supported sytems, and it did not included Ubuntu 11.10, which is what I have
[04:45] <jValentin> oddly, it skips that version and says it supports 12.04 LTS
[04:45] <jValentin> is there no chance if using the installer on my server?
[04:45] <hhhzzzarn> my whole ubuntu partition has vanished (received grab rescue error, gparted on live cd does not show my ubuntu partition and my /home instead unallocated space) advanced help needed.
[04:46] <b9hh> i just checked at it is still scrobbling to LastFM so hopefully the install is still progressing even though there is just the luminous screen that was introduced first with the Unity desktop... this is why i upgrade OS only when i bloody have to :-D
[04:46] <nowhereman_> somebody recommends me a kind of autocad for ubuntu 32 bits ??
[04:47] <Yakut> hi
[04:48] <Yakut> I change mouse sensitivity, and it become too slow, so I want to use defaults but I cant do it
[04:48] <Yakut> :D
[04:48] <Yakut> 12.10
[04:48] <OerHeks> afklinguist, did you try updating your system? sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:49] <Yakut> help me?
[04:49] <jValentin> has anyone ran the virtualmin install script on Ubuntu 11.10 server?
[04:50] <Yakut> how to use defaults of Mouse settings?
[04:50] <Gerowen> Yakut: Are you unable to turn the sensitivity back up?
[04:50] <blackness> now to find more openbox tweaks..
[04:50] <gogeta> heh
[04:50] <IanWizard-Cloud> So... my .gvfs moved :P  I'm used to moving files about from the cmdline into / out of .gvfs.  I noticed some other changes to the filesystem layout, so, where's nautilus mount (s)ftp stuffs?
[04:51] <IanWizard-Cloud> In 12.10.
[04:51] <hhhzzzarn> yakut, go back to mouse sensitivity and change it (there is no default button) play around.
[04:51] <hhhzzzarn> yakut, go to dash and search for "settings". click on mouse.
[04:52] <Yakut> Gerowen> Yakut: Are you unable to turn the sensitivity back up?" now then I change sensitivity - it cant be slow or speedy
[04:52] <Yakut> it slow forever
[04:52] <Yakut> _)
[04:52] <hhhzzzarn> yakut, same here, the mouse slider does not apply the change.
[04:52] <Gerowen> That's weird, I haven't messed with mine so I guess it hasn't affected me.
[04:53] <Yakut> I change Mouse Speed - it works (upper sensitivity), but Mouse Sensitivity not works
[04:54] <Yakut> I move the slider nothing happens
[04:54] <Yakut> is it a bug?
[04:55] <hhhzzzarn> yakut: http://askubuntu.com/questions/205676/cant-change-mouse-speed-in-12-10
[04:55] <hhhzzzarn> my whole ubuntu partition has vanished (received grab rescue error, gparted on live cd does not show my ubuntu partition and my /home instead unallocated space) advanced help needed.
[04:56] <blackness> hhhzzzarn, sounds like your /home became inactive..
[04:57] <sabot_> ext4 bug?
[04:57] <hhhzzzarn> blackness, I had xubuntu 12.10. I changed the grub file (the option to choose which entry by default from 0 to 4, 4 being windows 7). Run 'sudo update-grub'. Restarted later.
[04:58] <hhhzzzarn> blackness, sabot, then encountered the windows recovery partition which I cancelled, then restarted again.
[04:58] <jValentin> has anyone ran the virtualmin install script on Ubuntu 11.10 server?
[04:59] <jValentin> I'm trying to find out if it's safe or if it's better to try installing it all manually
[04:59] <hhhzzzarn> blackness, sabot, then it went to grub rescue. I run ubuntu 12.10 live cd, gparted to findout the sda number for my ubuntu partition. Both my / ubuntu partition and my /home are missing and instead i have unallocated space
[05:00] <IanWizard-Cloud> Didn't there used to be settings for running actions when you mouse to the corner of the screen?
[05:01] <sabot_> hhhzzzarn: let me guess... your hdd is multi-booting?
[05:01] <hhhzzzarn> sabot, I had windows 7 (3 partitions) and ubuntu (another 3 partitions, / and /home/ and swap)
[05:02] <sabot_> hhhzzzarn: let me guess... so windows 7 kills your graub2?
[05:02] <Tobias1983> does anyone know the code to download the photoshop equivelent for ubuntu?
[05:03] <Ben64> Is there a way to get sensors info on the panel?
[05:03] <aeon-ltd> Tobias1983: have you tried gimp?
[05:03] <Tobias1983> no
[05:03] <hhhzzzarn> sabot, after I restarted my computer after 'sudo update-grub'. The computer automatically went to 'acer recovery manager' parition. But I cancelled it. It might have cause the ubuntu parition along with grub files to get hidden or removed?
[05:03] <Tobias1983> do you know the code to dl it aeon-ltd
[05:03] <Tobias1983> Is it as good as photoshop?
[05:03] <Ben64> Tobias1983: search for it in the software center
[05:04] <aeon-ltd> Tobias1983: sudo apt-get install gimp
[05:04] <Tobias1983> my software center isnt working currently its errorining out
[05:04] <Ben64> what error
[05:04] <aeon-ltd> Tobias1983: it's UI is different, but i'd say yeah it's pretty good.
[05:04] <Tobias1983> E: Package 'gimp' has no installation candidate
[05:05] <Tobias1983> Sweet i been using photoshop for like 6 years will be interesting to use something different.
[05:05] <hhhzzzarn> sabot, either that recover manager removed my ubuntu parition / with /home even thought I cancelled it and restarted the computer. Because i did nothing else to have cause the ubuntu parition and /home paritions (both ext4) to have been removed.
[05:06] <Tobias1983> hey how do i open this into a document? /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:06] <Guest43223> noob
[05:06] <hhhzzzarn> sabot, what do you suggesT?
[05:06] <Tobias1983> isnt it gtsk?
[05:06] <sabot_> hhhzzzarn: kill yourself? just kidding
[05:06] <ryanwyan> Hey, so I was wondering, what do I do with source code? I was told its there to make the program and add any changes to the program you want, how do you install from SC?
[05:06] <Ben64> Tobias1983: there are many text editors. you could probably use "gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[05:06] <hhhzzzarn> tobias1983: sudo gedit /etc/apt or sudo nameoffileeditor /etc/apt/...
[05:07] <Ben64> Tobias1983: it seems you are having a lot of problems with things, you should work on fixing them first
[05:07] <Ben64> sabot_: don't say that kind of stuff here
[05:07] <Tobias1983> thanks i always have issues with fixing gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list is there somehting that i coul read to help me understand this better?
[05:07] <ryanwyan> Hey, so I was wondering, what do I do with source code? I was told its there to make the program and add any changes to the program you want, how do you install from SC?
[05:07] <Guest43223> tem algum brazuca ai?
[05:07] <Tobias1983> I feel bad just # out things i have no idea what they are.
[05:07] <Linda> hi people... question: ubuntu 12.10 using compiz effects allow me to use the opacity, like scrolling mouse while pressing super key or something like that, the windows get transparency... I want to do the same using the Gnome Shell instead Unity. Possible?
[05:07] <Linda> Guest43223, eu sou brasileira :)
[05:08] <ryanwyan> How do you install a program via Source Code?
[05:08] <Ben64> Tobias1983: what do you mean?
[05:08] <hhhzzzarn> ryanwyan, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[05:08] <Guest43223> legal
[05:08] <afklinguist> sorry but how do i  direct my message at one person
[05:08] <hhhzzzarn> afklinguist, type the person username
[05:08] <ryanwyan> thanks, hhhzzzarn\
[05:08] <ryanwyan> thanks, hhhzzzarn
[05:08] <Tobias1983> ben64 i mean inorder to fix my update i have to # stuff on my sources.list file
[05:09] <Tobias1983> I want to learn what imd oing on there.
[05:09] <Guest43223> fui
[05:09] <Tobias1983> is there something that will teach me?
[05:09] <hhhzzzarn> afklinguist, type the person username exactly as it is, and it would show as red to the reciever :)
[05:09] <blackness> gksu kwrite /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:09] <afklinguist> hhhzzzarn thanks
[05:09] <blackness> is one way to edit that file.
[05:09] <Ben64> Tobias1983: what do you mean you have to number stuff? can you pastebin the contents of the sources.list file?
[05:09] <xangua> Tobias1983: what ubuntu version are you using¿
[05:09] <Yakut> googling didnt help me with Mouse Sensitibity bug
[05:09] <Yakut> D:
[05:10] <Tobias1983> ben64 http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354814/
[05:10] <hhhzzzarn> tobais1983: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SourcesList
[05:10] <Kartagis> what's a good menu editor?
[05:10] <hhhzzzarn> tobias1983: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
[05:10] <blackness> i have never seen a sourcelist like this.
[05:11] <Tobias1983> thanks guys
[05:11] <Tobias1983> whats dup with it blackness?
[05:11] <blackness> dup?
[05:11] <Tobias1983> up*
[05:11] <blackness> ive never seen this: deb (20120823.1)]/ dists/precise/main/binary-i386/, how is apt-get going to resolve (stuff) ?
[05:12] <Ben64> Tobias1983: what does "lsb_release -r" show?
[05:12] <onborad> How to get the last batch buffer before GPU hang
[05:12] <Tobias1983> what is lb_release?
[05:12] <Yakut> my question
[05:12] <Ben64> shows what version ubuntu thinks it is
[05:12] <blackness> type: lsb_release -r and tell us your version :)
[05:12] <Yakut> can I run 32bit Ubuntu apps on 64bit Ubuntu?
[05:12] <Ben64> Yakut: yes
[05:12] <blackness> Yakut, yes
[05:12] <almoxarife> i am guessing that 'synaptic' would be too simple a solution
[05:12] <Tobias1983> Release:	12.04
[05:13] <blackness> hes using precise..but that deb line looks wrong..
[05:13] <Yakut> but I listened that before running 32bit I will install some special libs
[05:13] <Yakut> no?)
[05:13] <Ben64> Tobias1983: ok then you need to replace your sources.list with a non-broken one
[05:13] <hhhzzzarn> blackness, sobat, I am going to go ahead and recover the lost ext4 paritions with testdisk.
[05:13] <almoxarife> Yakut: they will install when needed by the 32bit app, automatic
[05:14] <Yakut> ok
[05:14] <Tobias1983> wow really
[05:14] <Tobias1983> how do i o that?
[05:14] <Tobias1983> how do i do that*
[05:14] <blackness> uhm..moment.
[05:14] <Tobias1983> and how did my sourcelist break in the first place?
[05:15] <hhhzzzarn> tobias1983, someone gives you their source.list :)
[05:15] <Ben64> Tobias1983: dunno, you can use mine, I'm on 12.04 http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354821/
[05:15] <blackness> Tobias1983, http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ or http://askubuntu.com/questions/124017/how-do-i-restore-the-default-repositories
[05:15] <onborad> Pipe [0]:
[05:15] <onborad>   CONF: c0000000
[05:15] <onborad>   SRC: 059f0383
[05:15] <onborad>   HTOTAL: 063f059f
[05:15] <onborad>   HBLANK: 063f059f
[05:15] <FloodBot1> onborad: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:15] <onborad>   HSYNC: 05ef05cf
[05:15] <WishArt> Howdy? Sorry was disconnected. Anyone know how to find out application version on Ubuntu Software Center?
[05:15] <blackness> there you go Tobias1983 build your own, or let package-manager do it for you.
[05:15] <Tobias1983> thanks ben64
[05:16] <almoxarife> Tobias1983: simplest way to look at your sources.list is to 'sort' it, then look at the mess
[05:16] <Ben64> easier to just replace it all
[05:16] <blackness> he needs a new one.
[05:16] <blackness> his is thrashed.
[05:16] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, you can use the info command in apt-get http://askubuntu.com/questions/133456/can-i-uninstall-and-reinstall-ubuntu-software-center
[05:17] <Ben64> WishArt: scroll down, the version is there
[05:17] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, not listed in that link but tells you the packagename for the ubuntu software cetner
[05:17] <WishArt> Oh I missed it, sorry & tyvm hhhzzzarn
[05:18] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, I thought you wanted to know the application version for the ubuntu software center itself? or the application available through the software center?
[05:18] <Tobias1983> so is it better if i just copy ben64 sourclist or generate my own?
[05:18] <blackness> how do you enable 'water effect' on ubuntu 12.10?
[05:18] <WishArt> The application :) For example GIMP version that available on software center.
[05:18] <blackness> Tobias1983, i always generate my own..
[05:19] <blackness> then again, if you use his, you use the repos he's enabled aswell.
[05:19] <Tobias1983> i just click all the apps i have on my comp? and then i generated it
[05:19] <Ben64> WishArt: scroll down, the version is there
[05:19] <Tobias1983> I copy what it made into my sourcelist and save?
[05:19] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, oh, go to application like gimp, scrolls down to the information section, it is written there.
[05:19] <blackness> Building your own gives you complete control over that via web-gui etc.
[05:19] <blackness> yes
[05:19] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, just above the comments.
[05:19] <blackness> silverlight doesn't work on ubuntu does it?
[05:19] <Tobias1983> I mean it doesnt look like the sourcelist i have though
[05:19] <Ben64> blackness: not with drm
[05:20] <blackness> drm?
[05:20] <Ben64> yeah, drm
[05:20] <blackness> what is drm?
[05:20] <hhhzzzarn> wishart did you find it?
[05:20] <WishArt> Yup, got it. Thanks for your advice. It's weird, said GIMP 2.8 is available on software center but it's still 2.6
[05:20] <Ben64> ...
[05:20] <jaxdahl> i just installed a bunch of updates and rebooted like it asked me to. logged in and all i can see is wallpaper, how do i start diagnosing the issue? (12.04)
[05:20] <Tobias1983> its segmented into 3 groups which part do i copy into source.list? blackness
[05:20] <blackness> Tobias1983, hang on.
[05:20] <WishArt> Yes I do, hhhzzzarn. Thank to you :)
[05:20] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, I have gimp 2.8.1 listed in my ubuntu software center. I have ubuntu 12.10
[05:21] <Tobias1983> i can copy what it gave me to pastebin if you want
[05:21] <blackness> Ben64, i dont study abbreviations
[05:21] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, run 'sudo apt-get update' command through terminal
[05:21] <WishArt> I'm using ubuntu 12.04
[05:21] <Ben64> it's been in the news and in popular lexicon for years
[05:21] <WishArt> Ok, right awat hhhzzzarn. Tyvm :)
[05:22] <blackness> Tobias1983, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354829/
[05:23] <Tobias1983> blakc is that what i should put in there?
[05:23] <blackness> seems drm is a codec.
[05:23] <blackness> yes Tobias1983
[05:23] <Tobias1983> ok ill copy paste what u put in there and use that thanks
[05:24] <blackness> that is just a basic repo list for the OS..if you want third party repo's you can add them manually.
[05:24] <Tobias1983> I still get a lot of errors while updating stuff.
[05:25] <Tobias1983> I was hoping that would be fixed.
[05:25] <blackness> what errors?
[05:25] <blackness> sudo apt-get update|pastebinit
[05:25] <blackness> paste url.
[05:25] <WishArt> Done but it's still the same version hhhzzzarn.
[05:26] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, hold
[05:26] <WishArt> Let me google, at least i know what version on there.
[05:26] <Tobias1983> blackness http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354832/
[05:26] <WishArt> Ok hhhzzzarn :)
[05:26] <blackness> thats a third party repo :P
[05:27] <blackness> cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d; ls | pastebinit
[05:27] <Tobias1983> it has stuff like this too Err http://ppa.launchpad.net precise/main i386 Packages                           404  Not Found
[05:27] <jaxdahl> how do i run a command within unity if i can't see a taskbar or anything? just  wallpaper
[05:27] <aeon-ltd> jaxdahl: ctrl-alt-f1 then do it cli
[05:28] <jaxdahl> aeon-ltd, it doesn't want me to run unity --reset within a tty
[05:28] <blackness> Tobias1983, cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d; ls | pastebinit
[05:29] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, http://askubuntu.com/questions/134035/how-do-i-get-gimp-2-8
[05:29] <blackness> Tobias1983, sudo apt-get install pastebinit incase you dont gave it.
[05:29] <wiiw> how to fix this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354837/
[05:29] <blackness> s/gave/have/g
[05:29] <WishArt> Yippie, tyvm hhhzzzarn
[05:29] <Tobias1983> that is completely empty
[05:29] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, you need to work on your searching skill (yes it is an skill, choosing the write keywords) :)
[05:29] <blackness> wiiw, java's download was incomplete. purge it.
[05:30] <hhhzzzarn> a skill*
[05:30] <blackness> the directory /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ is empty?
[05:31] <Tobias1983> blackness  yes
[05:31] <WishArt> U right hhhzzzarn :D Actually I was googling how to find the version. Because i have reinstall 2x but still get the same version haha
[05:31] <wiiw> blackness: purge error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354841/
[05:31] <blackness> please paste the full output of this: sudo apt-get update | pastebinit, do not cut out any of the text please.
[05:31] <Tobias1983> maybe im not typing it in correctly
[05:31] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, ok.
[05:32] <blackness> wiiw, sudo apt-get -f install
[05:32] <Tobias1983> blackness unforunately i have to go to work r now ) : thanks for all your help so far htough
[05:33] <blackness> welcome.
[05:33] <wiiw> blackness:  -f install error : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354842/
[05:33] <Quan-Time> ubuntu 11.10 x64 - disk usage analyser says i have 18gb free, but nautilus is only showing 293mb.  Something keeps eating cache space or something similar.. is there a way to flush / purge temp or cache files ?  Its happened before and a reboot fixed it.  This time it hasnt.. ideas ?
[05:33] <hhhzzzarn> wiiw, might want to try, http://askubuntu.com/questions/149346/how-to-uninstall-java6
[05:33] <almoxarife> wiiw: looks like you are hitting blanks trying to download, look at the responses from the dwnld lines
[05:34] <blackness> his download isn't the right file.
[05:34] <dsilentobsrvr> #
[05:34] <blackness> he can fix this by downloading that file manually and placing it in /var/apt/cache (i believe)
[05:35] <acad> 1
[05:35] <WishArt> It's perfect now hhhzzzarn :) U're rock!
[05:35] <blackness> oops: /var/cache/apt/archives
[05:35] <Tohuw> It appears deja-dup does not accept regex via adding entries to org.gnome.DejaDup.exclude-list. Is there a solution to allow for regex matching of paths here?
[05:35] <hhhzzzarn> I am not a advanced helper, just good searcher :)
[05:36] <hhhzzzarn> an*
[05:36] <blackness> download: jdk-7u3-linux-i586.tar.gz to /var/cache/apt/archives/, run: sudo apt-get -f remove (or install)
[05:36] <almoxarife> hhhzzzarn: google is your friend
[05:37] <hhhzzzarn> wishart, if you every deleted a file/folder/partition by mistake, use "testdisk". Most usefull program when the time comes.
[05:37] <WishArt> Wow, that's new trick too for me hhhzzzzarn. Ty
[05:38] <wiiw> blackness: without download the file manually , have any other ways ?
[05:38] <blackness> uhm. did that url hhhzzzarn posted work?
[05:39] <wiiw> blackness: the url is not exist
[05:39] <blackness> wiiw, http://askubuntu.com/questions/149346/how-to-uninstall-java6 works fine.
[05:39] <wiiw> blackness: not work : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354844/
[05:40] <blackness> unless your ISP is blocking it, or they (askubuntu.com) is blocking you.
[05:40] <WishArt> Agree almoxarife, always do too. Prolly today google was making a coffee & left me alone :D
[05:40] <blackness> hang on wiiw
[05:41] <blackness> wiiw, did you install this VIA the webupd8 ppas?
[05:41] <almoxarife> blackness: wiiw has not installed java, look at his paste, what needs to happen now is remove remnants of the failed install process by hand
[05:41] <hhhzzzarn> wiiw, when you type "java -version" what does it say?
[05:41] <blackness> wiiw, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11821814 follow this one.
[05:42] <blackness> almoxarife, what i just pasted will do just that.
[05:42] <blackness> looks as if this happens to alot of people :P
[05:42] <WishArt> I was googling how to resize font on GIMP as well but none answer fit until some1 on #GIMP told me my GIMP was too old almoxarife haha
[05:43] <blackness> cd /var/lib/dpkg/info/; ls | grep oracle-java7
[05:43] <blackness> remove the files found..
[05:44] <almoxarife> blackness: the strip portion looks right, been there done that a few times
[05:44] <blackness> find /var/lib/dpkg/info -name "oracle-java7*" -exec rm -f {} \;, if you want a one line.
[05:44] <blackness> run as su(do)
[05:44] <blackness> brb
[05:44] <wiiw> blackness: it works , thank you
[05:45] <almoxarife> wiiw: dont try to install that same file/package again, something is broke with it
[05:45] <wiiw> almoxarife: ok
[05:46] <wiiw> I'll install default-jre instead
[05:46] <WishArt> Mayb irc is our best friend for old issues when google's busy replacing the data with latest update almoxarife? :D
[05:46] <wiiw> Instead of .
[05:47] <WishArt> Jokes :P
[05:47] <pigeonor_> if anyone can help me with this error, i would love you forever: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354847/
[05:48] <acad> где я?
[05:48] <almoxarife> pigeonor_ as the same issue as wiiw did, with another package
[05:49] <blackness> welcome wiiw
[05:49] <pigeonor_> sorry, i just joined, can you paste the instructions?
[05:49] <blackness> almoxarife, java requires you to register for their product.
[05:50] <almoxarife> blackness: pigeonor_ has the same like problem as wiiw
[05:50] <hhhzzzarn> pigeonor, is apt-get -f install same as apt-get install -f?
[05:50] <blackness> hhhzzzarn, that command is the same..both ways.
[05:50] <pigeonor_> hhhzzzarn, i try the traditional sudo apt-get install and it says to -f
[05:50] <blackness> pigeonor_, what package is stuck?
[05:50] <pigeonor_> php-pear
[05:51] <almoxarife> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354847/ <-- blackness
[05:51] <blackness> do this: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info|grep php-pear | pastebinit
[05:51] <blackness> then paste url please.
[05:51] <OerHeks> pigeonor_, are you running Lenny ? > php-pear_5.2.6.dfsg.1-1+lenny16_all.deb
[05:51] <pigeonor_> @OerHeks yes
[05:52] <blackness> wait, isnt lenny debian?
[05:52] <pigeonor_> yes it is
[05:52] <almoxarife> yes :)
[05:52] <pigeonor_> but better help here
[05:52] <pigeonor_> haha
[05:52] <blackness> pigeonor_: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info|grep php-pear | pastebinit
[05:53] <pigeonor_> @blackness, i tried that, nothing happens
[05:53] <blackness> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[05:53] <blackness> do that then..you dont have pastebinit installed.
[05:53] <almoxarife> pigeonor_: do you have 'pastebinit' installed?
[05:53] <almoxarife> :)
[05:54] <blackness> next time im doing: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; ls /var/lib/dpkg/info|grep package|pastebinit :P
[05:54] <bazhang> debian in #debian pigeonor_
[05:54] <pigeonor_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1354857/
[05:54] <pigeonor_> now i get that
[05:54] <blackness> oh, hes stuck..moment.
[05:54] <blackness> pigeonor_: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info|grep php-pear, paste the results by hand please.
[05:55] <bazhang> blackness, feel free to support him in #debian
[05:55] <blackness> i cant help him here since ubuntu is based off debian?
[05:55] <bazhang> correct
[05:55] <blackness> wow.
[05:55] <blackness> pigeonor_, ill goto #debian, go there and ill continue
[05:55] <pigeonor_> im in debian now if that is how it has to be
[05:56] <almoxarife> blackness: more importantly, ask yourself why he cant get help on his own channel
[05:56] <bazhang> this is ubuntu support only.
[05:56] <blackness> if they dont offer it, then what is he supposed to do?
[05:56] <almoxarife> blackness: sucks to use debian?
[05:56] <bazhang>  /join #debian pigeonor_ blackness
[05:56] <blackness> if i were him, i'd goto ubuntu myself if debian users didnt offer help, since ubunut is like debian.
[05:56] <blackness> bazhang, we did.
[05:57] <micadeyeye> Hi, I am doing a "sudo cp...." but the permissions in the source dir are not the same as the destination's
[05:57] <micadeyeye>  The source dir is a git directory.
[05:57] <micadeyeye>  Could that be the reason?
[05:57] <bazhang> so stop with the offtopic chat here blackness
[05:57] <pigeonor_> dreamhost only uses debaian
[05:57] <pigeonor_> err debian
[05:58] <almoxarife> bazhang: you forgot 'please'
[05:58] <bazhang> almoxarife, lets move on
[05:58] <n3rV3> micadeyeye, use "sudo cp -p .. "
[05:58] <almoxarife> lets
[05:59] <micadeyeye> n3rV3, I have always used sudo cp -Rf. Should I replace now use "sudo cp -Rp"?
[06:00] <micadeyeye> sorry
[06:00] <blackness> he dont say please almoxarife
[06:00] <almoxarife> micadeyeye: take it to #bash please
[06:00] <micadeyeye> n3rV3, **Should I now use "sudo cp -Rp"?
[06:00] <n3rV3> :)
[06:01] <micadeyeye> I thought R is for recursive
[06:01] <blackness> it is recursive.
[06:01] <blackness> is he trying to keep file permissions?
[06:01] <micadeyeye> Yes, I want to keep file permissions.
[06:01] <almoxarife> blackness micadeyeye, take it to #bash please
[06:02] <micadeyeye> almoxarife, sure
[06:02] <n3rV3> almoxarife, yes we'll discuss it on #bash thank you
[06:02] <blackness> oh forget it. ill help when someone directly comments 'ubuntu' in their comment.
[06:03] <n3rV3> blackness, i feel that times have changed, what happened to the all-inclusive world of open source?
[06:03] <RiXtEr> join #samba ;)
[06:04] <blackness> i didnt know cp was bash..my understanding its a command built with linux itself..
[06:04] <Ben64> there are 1,584 people in here, the support here is for ubuntu only, because anything more could get crazy in here
[06:04] <RiXtEr> blackness, cp can be based off of bash, sh, or busybox.
[06:04] <RiXtEr> or any other shell.
[06:05] <blackness> so based off linux/unix. got'cha
[06:06] <blackness> i miss the old days..help wasn't restricted. next time ill pull them into a PM :)
[06:06] <bazhang> !ot | blackness
[06:07] <Seven_Six_Two> I got fired from Comcast call center because I refused to stop going outside of my support boundaries. Ubuntu.
[06:07] <Seven_Six_Two> not recently...
[06:07] <RiXtEr> you didn't finish that with Ubuntu.
[06:07]  * RiXtEr goes to bed.
[06:08] <hhhzzzarn> ...
[06:09] <hhhzzzarn> seven_six_two: Supporting/helping others is addictive.
[06:10] <Seven_Six_Two> it totally is. That's why I'm studying to be a teacher
[06:10] <Seven_Six_Two> well, next year will be teacher's college
[06:10] <Seven_Six_Two> ubuntu
[06:10] <bazhang> Seven_Six_Two, thats enough
[06:11] <Jodorowsky> hi. i was just given access to a server in my school. it serves web files in "server.com/~studentnumber". where studentnumber is the name of my home directory. i want to change that after the ~ to a more pleasing name of my choosing. help
[06:11] <Seven_Six_Two> Jodorowsky, that will be your home directory, and you might not have permissions to move it. Are you admin on the server?
[06:12] <Jodorowsky> Seven_Six_Two, i'm not
[06:12] <Jodorowsky> :\
[06:12] <RiXtEr> Jodorowsky, that is more of a setting in your webserver software, apache handles it one way and lighttpd handles it differently, which one are you running?
[06:12] <Seven_Six_Two> Jodorowsky, register for a domain name and point a cname record at it
[06:13] <Strategos> Heya hiya.
[06:14] <Seven_Six_Two> Jodorowsky, I believe you can sign up for a free one at dot.tk
[06:15] <Jodorowsky> RiXtEr, tried ps -e | greping for both and had no luck
[06:15] <Jodorowsky> Seven_Six_Two, thx
[06:15] <RiXtEr> Jodorowsky, cname may be what you are after then, if you don't have root, not much you can change anyway
[06:15] <RiXtEr> Jodorowsky, netstat -anp | grep 80 may be helpful though.
[06:16]  * RiXtEr really goes to bed this time.
[06:16] <Seven_Six_Two> Jodorowsky, if you're tight with the admin, ask for an alias
[06:17] <OerHeks> Seven_Six_Two, isn't it possible to set an alias like this example ? > http://www.patrickjwaters.com/blog/2011-09-03/aliasing-remote-servers-and-setting-passwordless-authorization-speedy-workflow-ubunt
[06:18] <Jodorowsky> Seven_Six_Two, the home directory is actually a bunch of links. so he just names the link whatever he wants and real home dir is someplace else
[06:18] <Seven_Six_Two> oh, hosts can work, but I don't think it will work without a name-entry if it's name based hosting
[06:18] <Seven_Six_Two> and it will only work on that one computer
[06:19] <Seven_Six_Two> Jodorowsky, I don't think you would have access to that link.
[06:19] <Seven_Six_Two> Jodorowsky, that's how I serve. my web root is in my user's home, but I can't rename the link that the server uses without admin
[06:21] <Seven_Six_Two> OerHeks, if you're aliasing that way, the server has to know to respond to that domain, or be set up with a default config that will respond for any domain (*:80)
[06:31] <brandinhess> Does anyone know if you can upgrade to LibreOffice 3.6.3 through the terminal?
[06:32] <bazhang> brandinhess, with a PPA? compiling? sure.
[06:32] <brandinhess> Ok....where do I go to obtain that information?
[06:32] <Seven_Six_Two> do you have a deb file?
[06:32] <bazhang> brandinhess, search launchpad for the ppa
[06:33] <brandinhess> Ok
[06:34] <bazhang> !addppa | brandinhess
[06:35] <brandinhess> That I am very well aware of. I added a Libreoffice PPA, and it still won't upgrade me to the latest version.
[06:36] <Seven_Six_Two> I only see that version on the libreoffice site
[06:36] <almoxarife> brandinhess: 32 or 64bit?
[06:36] <brandinhess> 64
[06:37] <almoxarife> http://download.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/stable/3.6.3/deb/x86_64/LibO_3.6.3_Linux_x86-64_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz <-- brandinhess, got torrent capability?
[06:37] <brandinhess> Yes
[06:38] <almoxarife> brandinhess: nevermind, thats the direct d/l , wget it and dpkg it
[06:38] <almoxarife> http://www.libreoffice.org/download/?type=deb-x86_64&lang=en-US&version=3.6.3 <-- as per this brandinhess
[06:38] <blackness> lol...i got muted on debian cause of my method...
[06:38] <blackness> oops wrong channel.
[06:39] <OerHeks> uninstall the old libreoffice first.
[06:39] <brandinhess> I already downloaded the tarball and it still tells me that I have an older version installed.
[06:40] <almoxarife> brandinhess: do you?
[06:41] <brandinhess> I don't see another one installed. Is there a way to find out?
[06:41] <Seven_Six_Two> If you add two small negative two's complement bytes, would you get unsigned overflow?
[06:41] <almoxarife> brandinhess: assume you do and 'sudo apt-get remove libreoffice'
[06:42] <brandinhess> Ok...stand by.
[06:42] <blackness> almoxarife, they need a lil more then that ;)
[06:42] <almoxarife> they?
[06:42] <brandinhess> It didn't work
[06:42] <blackness> yeah..libreoffice is more then that.
[06:43] <blackness> brandinhess, are you removing OpenOffice? or updating it?
[06:43] <almoxarife> blackness: 'libreoffice'
[06:43] <blackness> isnt that part of openoffice?
[06:43] <brandinhess> I am trying to update my Libreoffice to 3.6.3, and it won't let me.
[06:43] <almoxarife> no
[06:43] <blackness> moment please.
[06:43] <Seven_Six_Two> blackness, not any more
[06:43] <OerHeks> blackness, "libreoffice" is a metapackage
[06:43] <almoxarife> OerHeks: :)
[06:44] <blackness> what version is brandinhess using?
[06:44] <blackness> ubuntu version*
[06:44] <almoxarife> brandinhess: so it is not installed via apt/dpkg/synaptic
[06:44] <brandinhess> no
[06:45] <almoxarife> brandinhess: wanna share how you may have installed previously?
[06:45] <brandinhess> Simple....via the terminal.
[06:46] <OerHeks> brandinhess, try " apt-cache search libreoffice "
[06:46] <almoxarife> simple like what? an installer script from ????? brandinhess
[06:47] <brandinhess> almoxarife: Simple....meaning add PPA, and run sudo apt-get install libreoffice. Can't do that now without getting an older version.
[06:47] <Seven_Six_Two> sudo dpkg --get-selections | grep office
[06:48] <blackness> brandinhess, are we using the libreoffice ppas?
[06:48] <brandinhess> Yes
[06:48] <OerHeks> ah, you installed LibreOffice, added a ppa, and now you cannot see the installed one?
[06:48] <brandinhess> and they don't seem to work like they used to.
[06:48] <blackness> hehe.. brandinhess have you read this: http://www.iloveubuntu.net/libreoffice-36-landed-its-official-ppa-ubuntu-1204
[06:49] <blackness> i cant get the ppa to add
[06:51] <brandinhess> I have already gone through all of the hassle of adding the most current PPA, and it would prompt me to install version 3.6.0
[06:53] <blackness> holy crap, i had libreoffice installed all along :x
[06:53] <Seven_Six_Two> brandinhess, did you download the 170mb installer?
[06:53] <brandinhess> Yes
[06:53] <blackness> what version do you want of libreoffice?
[06:53] <Seven_Six_Two> brandinhess, what was the error when you tried to install it?
[06:54] <brandinhess> 3.6.3....already downloaded and installed. It shows that I am running 3.6.2. Tried to update it, and then it prompts me to reinstall, only to see that it is 3.6.0.
[06:54] <Seven_Six_Two> remove all ppa's/
[06:54] <blackness> did it install over the older files?
[06:54] <brandinhess> Yes
[06:55] <blackness> im going to build and install it myself..to see if i can mimic your errors.
[06:55] <Seven_Six_Two> brandinhess, what does   which libreoffice    return?
[06:55] <blackness> use locate..
[06:55] <Seven_Six_Two> brandinhess, did you use sudo when you installed? did you install to /usr/local/bin or to /opt
[06:56] <blackness> Seven_Six_Two, check this out: http://askubuntu.com/questions/132837/how-do-i-install-the-latest-stable-version-of-libreoffice/182602#182602
[06:56] <brandinhess> Seven_Six_Two: When I check the version of Libreoffice, it currently shows 3.6.2. It asks me to update to 3.6.3 by downloading the 170MB tarball from LibreOffice web site. I downloaded it, extracted it, installed it. I check the version and it still shows me 3.6.2.
[06:56] <blackness> that guide even warrents problems if you dont remove the older version before installing the newer
[06:57] <blackness> how did you install it?
[06:57] <brandinhess> Via terminal
[06:57] <blackness> using what commands?
[06:57] <brandinhess> Hold on...
[06:57] <blackness> and what ubuntu version are you on?
[06:58] <juniour> is there any software like nokias pc suit for ubuntu 12.04
[06:59] <brandinhess> blackness: sudo dpkg -i *.deb, cd desktop-integration, and sudo dpkg -i *.deb. I am running two distros: Ubuntu 12.10 and Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon. Both having the same problem.
[06:59] <blackness> i dont have .deb files for my install..
[06:59] <blackness> i have a crapload of .rpms
[06:59] <Seven_Six_Two> brandinhess, can you try to run with explicit paths. like /usr/local/bin/libreoffice
[07:00] <Seven_Six_Two> brandinhess, or /opt/bin/libreoffice
[07:00] <brandinhess> Of course
[07:00] <OerHeks> juniour, maybe this page is any help >> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/Nokia
[07:00] <Seven_Six_Two> maybe you'll find it's in two locations
[07:00] <brandinhess> Already looked, and it isn't.
[07:01] <blackness> http://download.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/stable/3.6.3/deb/x86_64/LibO_3.6.3_Linux_x86-64_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz is this what you downloaded brandinhess ?
[07:01] <Seven_Six_Two> you didn't uninstall your previous version, right?
[07:02] <brandinhess> I uninstalled it more times than I can count at the moment....still no positive results.
[07:02] <brandinhess> And reinstalled it too.
[07:02] <blackness> does it come back everytime you remove it?
[07:02] <brandinhess> nope
[07:02] <blackness> did you purge?
[07:02] <Seven_Six_Two> that's good. that would be spooky
[07:03] <brandinhess> BTW, that is where I downloaded my 3.6.3 from....that is the exact link I used.
[07:03] <blackness> ok..im downloading that now
[07:03] <blackness> im going to install it over my current version of 3.5.0 i think is what i got
[07:03] <sgo11> when I use chkconfig, I saw many warning messages. if chkconfig is deprecated, how can I make service on or off at boot time? update-rc.d? update-rc.d syntax is just too hard to be understood. thanks.
[07:04] <Seven_Six_Two> so let me get this straight. you uninstalled the repo version, and it successfully removed. then you downloaded 3.6.3 and when you install it, it claims to be 3.2.0?
[07:04] <blackness> installing.
[07:04] <west> whats the best flash player right now.
[07:04] <blackness> west: whats in flash-installer :P
[07:04] <n3rV3> sgo11, "sudo update-rc.d -f apache2 defaults" will add apache2 to startup in levels 235
[07:04] <brandinhess> No, it claims to be 3.6.2, and it gives me the option to update by downloading the file that is referred above, and it still returns the result of being version 3.6.2.
[07:05] <blackness> let me install mine..and lets see if mine does it
[07:05] <brandinhess> ok
[07:05] <n3rV3> to remove apache2 use "sudo update-rc.d -f apache2 remove"
[07:05] <sgo11> n3rV3, thanks for replying. what is run level 3 and 5? I think I am currently using 2. and how to turn off a service? thanks.
[07:05] <blackness> how are you loading libreoffice brandinhess ?
[07:06] <sgo11> n3rV3, just read your reply about remove. thanks.
[07:06] <brandinhess> Both through the GUI and terminal.
[07:06] <n3rV3> sgo11, it wont stop the service, the service will be removed from startup
[07:06] <blackness> brandinhess, i installed libreoffice<IP_ADDRESS> and i downloaded that file.
[07:06] <blackness> the one i posted above..
[07:07] <blackness> black@blackness:~/Downloads/LibO_<IP_ADDRESS>_Linux_x86-64_install-deb_en-US/DEBS$ libreoffice --version
[07:07] <blackness> LibreOffice 3.6
[07:07] <west> Blackness, what do you mean? how do i check?
[07:07] <n3rV3> to stop the service on a running server use: "service apache2 stop" or "/etc/init.d/apache2 stop"
[07:07] <blackness> west: are you having problems with flash?
[07:07] <n3rV3> add sudo before above commands
[07:07] <brandinhess> blackness: Yes, but I downloaded the tarball for 3.6.3 and it shows that I have 3.6.2 installed.
[07:07] <blackness> i did too.
[07:07] <sgo11> n3rV3, thanks. I understood that part. what is runlevel 3 and 5? I used to using opensuse. that is different from ubuntu. so I am confused. thanks.
[07:07] <blackness> look at my directory from my post
[07:07] <blackness> LibO_<IP_ADDRESS>_Linux_x86-64_install-deb_en-US
[07:08] <bulletrulz> OpenSorce, its opensource
[07:08] <derek1> does anyone have bumblebee working in 12.10 ?
[07:08] <blackness> and mine reports 3.6.2-2
[07:08] <OpenSorce> bulletrulz, I've had this nick since '97. I doubt it's a typo...
[07:08]  * brandinhess needs a case of beer
[07:09] <west> blackness, i didn't install adobe flash player and gnash seems to not work on firefox in youtube.com
[07:09] <bulletrulz> 1997 or 1897 OpenSorce?
[07:09] <OpenSorce> bulletrulz, it's rules not rulz
[07:09] <n3rV3> !runlevel
[07:09] <blackness> brandinhess, you cant fix what they released..they labeled the 3.6.2 as 3.6.3..
[07:09] <bulletrulz> OpenSorce, BEEN BULLETRULZ since 1503
[07:09] <OpenSorce> bulletrulz, we're off-topic let's knock it off now
[07:10] <bulletrulz> mm
[07:10] <bulletrulz> kk
[07:10] <brandinhess> blackness: OK....let's forget about that for a moment. Why doesn't the software center show that 3.6.3 is available?
[07:10] <blackness> because its not..in tarball or a repo.
[07:11] <brandinhess> Is it supposed to be?
[07:11] <blackness> 3.6.2 lives inside the packages libreoffice released as 3.6.3 as far as i can tell.
[07:11] <sgo11> n3rV3, thanks. but I am still confused. what is the different between runlevel 2, 3, 5? I think I am currently using 2, because that is the result of executing command $ runlevel.
[07:11] <brandinhess> What kind of screwed up crap is this supposed to be?
[07:11] <blackness> a mistake, which people make.
[07:12] <brandinhess> Well, I sure hope that they see their typo, or whatever one wants to call it.
[07:12] <blackness> i have 3.5.0 and 3.6.2 installed at the same time by the way...and i tried the update thing from the program..and i found the link i just gave you 10mins ago..endless loop..wait for a proper to come out, i assume.
[07:13] <brandinhess> What link?
[07:13] <n3rV3> sgo11, that is a Linux/Ubuntu concept and you'll have to read about it. I can help you with your support queries here
[07:13] <blackness> http://download.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/stable/3.6.3/deb/x86_64/LibO_3.6.3_Linux_x86-64_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz
[07:14] <blackness> west, sudo apt-get install flash-installer i believe.
[07:14] <west> blaskness: thanks
[07:14] <Supreme_Niggler> well, hello everybody
[07:14] <blackness> welcome.
[07:15] <overdub> how can I find out whether i'm running 64 bit or 32 bit from command line?
[07:16] <blackness> uname -a
[07:16] <almoxarife> Supreme_Niggler: rude nick in some parts
[07:16] <blackness> look for _64
[07:16] <sgo11> n3rV3, I understood the linux concept. at least, I understood the opensuse concept. runlevel 5 is graphical. runlevel 3 is text mode with network. if I remember correctly, runlevel 2 is text mode without network. etc... but for ubuntu, it's totally different from opensuse. that's why I am confused. whatever. I can google for it. thanks a lot for your help.
[07:17] <overdub> blackness, tried that, doesn't show that info, least not here on this machine
[07:17] <Random832> almoxarife: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/niggle -- Supreme_Niggler: But you know damn well why you chose the nick :P
[07:17] <blackness> post your: uname -a
[07:17] <Supreme_Niggler> :)
[07:17] <n3rV3> basically on ubuntu runlevels 3 and 5 are same as runlevel 2. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpstartHowto will explain more about it.
[07:17] <n3rV3> yw
[07:18] <overdub> #29-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 19 10:27:31 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:18] <blackness> thats not all of uname -a...
[07:18] <overdub> and machine name and kernel version
[07:18] <overdub> no info about 64 bit or 32 bit
[07:18] <blackness> im 64x: Linux blackness 3.5.0-18-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 19 10:26:51 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[07:19] <almoxarife> Random832: the nick is offensive, he knows it, i know it, i thought humanity was better than that
[07:20] <relgar> overdub, i686 implies 32 bit
[07:20] <sgo11> n3rV3, thanks a lot. I will read that link.
[07:20] <Supreme_Niggler> in some parts... humanity is not
[07:20] <overdub> relgar, thanks, I'll go with that
[07:20] <blackness> dmesg|grep CPU0 try this overdub ..look for the line with CPU0: and see if your CPU shows up as 64x
[07:21] <relgar> overdub, fyi "i386" or "i586" are also possible; easier to check for x86_64 existence
[07:21] <overdub> blackness, CPU0: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2620M CPU @ 2.70GHz stepping 07
[07:22] <blackness> his processer is 64x, i bet he used a 32bit iso.
[07:22] <overdub> blackness, lots of output from that but nothing to indicate 64 or 32
[07:22] <zamboni> do these guidelines
[07:22] <zamboni> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines
[07:22] <zamboni> apply to ubuntu-offtopic too ?
[07:23] <Ben64> "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i flags | head -n1" will show if a cpu supports 64 bit
[07:23] <almoxarife> zamboni: you tell us, did you read them?
[07:23] <zamboni> ya
[07:23] <Random832> zamboni: why do you ask?
[07:23] <zamboni> cause
[07:23] <zamboni> in off-topic channel there's 2 peeps debating it
[07:23] <zamboni> i want to settle it
[07:23] <almoxarife> how does one get an OPS attention?
[07:24] <blackness> with !op
[07:24] <zamboni> once...and for all
[07:24] <blackness> i think.
[07:24] <heiko> how do I make chromium use an external download manager?
[07:24] <blackness> Ben64, what would you look for on the output of: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i flags | head -n1
[07:24] <Supreme_Niggler> by making a henious nick
[07:24] <somsip> blackness: that's really for emergencies. There is a ubuntu-opps channel I think
[07:24] <almoxarife> i want Supreme_Niggler gone! offensive nick, i live in the modern world where that is not acceptable
[07:24] <Ben64> Yeah, I think !op and !ops works, but you shouldn't use it willy nilly
[07:24] <overdub> Ben64, the output included this: dtes64
[07:24] <Ben64> blackness, overdub: I would look for lahf_lm
[07:24] <zamboni> umm ignore me
[07:24] <zamboni> thanks guys
[07:25] <blackness> ok, i got that..but i know imm using 64x :P
[07:25] <overdub> Ben64, yes, that's there too
[07:26] <blackness> overdub, i think you installed a 32bit version, is this a fresh install?
[07:26] <overdub> so then, is it still possible/likely that I'm running a 32 bit install?
[07:26] <Ben64> your uname is a 32 bit one, so yes
[07:26] <overdub> blackness, yeah, couple weeks old
[07:26] <almoxarife> overdub: i found out my lappy was 64bit by accident, loaded ubuntu 64bit without paying attention, then i noticed it, so you may have a 64bit
[07:26] <blackness> save important stuff, and install a 64x iso..
[07:26] <Supreme_Niggler> ok, I'll change the freakin nick.... to "modern" standards......
[07:26] <almoxarife> Supreme_Niggler: thnks
[07:26] <A[D]minS> Guys, can i ask here about MAAS ?
[07:26] <Supreme_Niggler> ...
[07:26] <A[D]minS> or it must be at #ubuntu-server ?
[07:27] <blackness> maas?
[07:27] <overdub> blackness, lots of work, had it all running so sweetly too -- might have to reinstall
[07:27] <almoxarife> A[D]minS: maas? no, i used to pull data out of that mess
[07:27] <A[D]minS> almoxarife huh!
[07:27] <A[D]minS> !MAAS
[07:27] <blackness> i dont know if its possible, if you can re-install without formatting..
[07:27] <Ben64> overdub: if you have a home partition, or save your home directory, it makes it pretty easy
[07:27] <A[D]minS> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/MAAS/
[07:28] <blackness> tar /home or rsync it somewhere..
[07:28] <almoxarife> maas, wrong maas
[07:28] <A[D]minS> almoxarife Shall i consider it as joke?
[07:28] <Ben64> overdub: you can also keep a copy of all the packages you have and put em back
[07:28] <overdub> Ben64, I'll just try both drivers for this scanner and if something breaks I'll reinstall
[07:28] <overdub> Ben64, that sounds handy -- how to do that?
[07:28] <blackness> i cant help with MAAS, looks tricky
[07:29] <failed_abortion> nick changed.... this better?
[07:29] <A[D]minS> blackness its okay :) Thanks for trying
[07:29] <Ben64> overdub: http://savvyadmin.com/backup-and-restore-package-lists-in-ubuntu/
[07:30] <almoxarife> A[D]minS: i thought it was a db used for industry, same name, wrong on my end
[07:30] <A[D]minS> almoxarife , its okay.
[07:30] <blackness> holy crap thats helpful..
[07:30] <blackness> thank god..
[07:31] <west> sudo apt-get install gnash mozilla-plugin-gnash is not working on my firefox ubuntustudio 12.10.
[07:33] <almoxarife> does gnash actually work on websites?
[07:33] <west> whats the best way to uninstall gnash so that when i install lightspark they won't interfere?
[07:33] <west> so far not on youtube  ( 12.10 studio)
[07:33] <almoxarife> west: stop fighting it, install chromium and forget 'flash'
[07:34] <west> that will work. i wish you said that earlier.
[07:35] <joclek> anyone know how to turn off hybrid GPU stuff?
[07:36] <almoxarife> joclek: what does that mean?
[07:36] <M13> how do I make a script run on login vai Ubuntu server?
[07:37] <joclek> I have a MacBook Pro 6,2, which has 2 GPUs, and Intel and a NVidia...
[07:37] <joclek> Want to turn off the intel GPU completely
[07:38] <varikonniemi> joclek, you know about bumblebee?
[07:38] <almoxarife> joclek: looked in the bios setup?
[07:38] <joclek> don't care about battery and I think it might be causing crashes
[07:38] <varikonniemi> oh yeah, bios should be the proper way to disable it. Juyst thought the bumblebee options might also allow setting it to never use
[07:39] <M13> how do I make a script run on login vai Ubuntu server?
[07:39] <M13> ???
[07:39] <joclek> do MacBooks have a bios?
[07:39] <varikonniemi> UEFI i think
[07:39] <joclek> but how do I set stuff there?
[07:39] <almoxarife> joclek: its your makina, you tell us
[07:40] <varikonniemi> or similar
[07:40] <green_16> anyone please help...i can't use Winff in ubuntu 12.10, or give a good media converter...
[07:41] <almoxarife> green_16: cant?
[07:41] <WishArt> Umm.. how do we unlock folder on GUI? Kinda sudo on terminal?
[07:41] <varikonniemi> WishArt, you must launch the folder as sudo
[07:41] <green_16> ya i can't
[07:41] <varikonniemi> in terminal "gksudo nautilus"
[07:42] <almoxarife> WishArt: gksu nautilus--no-desktop
[07:42] <WishArt> Ah, okay let me try. Tyvm varikonniemi :)
[07:42] <Kartagis> green_16: define "can't use"
[07:42] <WishArt>  And to almoxarife to
[07:44] <almoxarife> WishArt: btw, be careful with super nautilus, you can crap a file system
[07:44] <almoxarife> been there done that, decided to delete what did not seem useful
[07:45] <varikonniemi> well, sometimes you have to learn by making mistakes :D
[07:46] <varikonniemi> been there, done that. When i first moved to linux i insisted to be admin as i was used to under windowsa
[07:46] <almoxarife> varikonniemi: yeap, and i have made some really good ones, thank you :) , 'var'? i dont need no stinking 'var' :)
[07:46] <varikonniemi> so i hacked my ubuntu to allow root login... you can guess i was reinstalling quite frequently
[07:47] <almoxarife> varikonniemi: i dabbled with backtrack5 on vbox, the kde version even, it runs 100% root
[07:47] <nrw> Hello. Is there a way to set the download location when doing a net install? i have a system booting from the linux kernel and the matching initrd.tz file. The first few steps of the installer work normally, but after i select a mirror, it never downloads anything.
[07:47] <nrw> The drive it's booting from is 32MB. I have bigger drives connected by usb (which i can't boot from). ideas?
[07:48] <varikonniemi> wow
[07:48] <nrw> clarification: my bios doesn't allow booting from usb
[07:48] <varikonniemi> you managed to boot from usb the mini.iso ?
[07:48] <varikonniemi> so you boot from a 32mb hdd? :D ok
[07:49] <nrw> varikonniemi: it's a flash drive. not usb, but yes.
[07:49] <nrw> i'm booting from it.
[07:49] <nrw> is this doomed to fail?
[07:49] <Username_Banned> .....what Operating system is booting with 32 mb?
[07:49] <Username_Banned> what Operating system fit?
[07:49] <sgo11> n3rV3, sorry to interrupt you. one more question. after executing "sudo update-rc.d -f apache2 remove". the output of "service --status-all" still shows [ + ]  apache2. why? why is that a plus sign? does it mean apache2 will be booted at startup? thanks.
[07:50] <fego> Username_Banned: you mean 31 megs of hdd or ram?
[07:50] <joclek> Username_Banned: DOS?
[07:50] <fego> 32*
[07:50] <Username_Banned> hdd
[07:50] <fego> Username_Banned: may be tiny core linux
[07:50] <nrw> 32 mb hdd.
[07:51] <nrw> i was using tiny core linux, but now i'm trying to get ubuntu running on this machine (processor is an i686 with 376 mb RAM).
[07:51] <llutz> sgo11: it means, it is started (currently running).
[07:51] <forzabiz> ciao
[07:51] <forzabiz> !list
[07:52] <nrw> the only things on the 32 mb hdd are the linux kernel and it's initrd.tz file. i was following these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/NetbootInstallFromInternet
[07:52] <sgo11> llutz, but that is wrong. I have stopped apache2 by running sudo service apache2 stop. ps -ef does not have apache2 running either. thanks.
[07:53] <almoxarife> people are already installing ubuntu on android tablets, using vnc to get to it local
[07:53] <nrw> Username_Banned: and i'm using the oneiric kernel and initrd
[07:54] <nrw> Username_Banned: strike that. it's lucid.
[07:54] <Username_Banned> is the download attempting to go to the 32mb hdd, and failing when the process cannot operate within the space given?
[07:54] <sgo11> btw, one more question, what is the command to show all the autostart service? thanks.
[07:55] <OpenSorce> It was my impression that when downloading via netboot that the basic system downloads to RAM then during partitioning and formating it gets installed on one drive or another...
[07:55] <nrw> Username_Banned: after i select a mirror, i get a blue screen with nothing on it. i can see (in my router's activity monitor) that it's not doing and network traffic.
[07:55] <OpenSorce> *after not during
[07:56] <nrw> Username_Banned: i'm just guessing that there's a disk space problem.
[07:56] <OpenSorce> nrw, my last netboot install did the same for about 30 minutes before it showed any activity
[07:56] <nrw> OpenSorce: wow
[07:57] <OpenSorce> nrw, keep in mind it was on a very slow machine
[07:57] <OpenSorce> nrw, but yeah... no status bar or anything just blue for 30 minutes then it started showing me things.
[07:58] <Username_Banned> Honestly, the blue screen you described has me confused, but it does seem logical that it could be a space problem or an overload of some sort
[07:58] <nrw> there's only 2MB free on the internal drive. i'm assuming it's gonna download more than 2MB of stuff. i can't imagine the installer hunts for free disk space on other drives. does it?
[07:58] <OpenSorce> Username_Banned, like I just told him, I've seen the same thing on netboot/PXE installs
[07:58] <varikonniemi> nrw, it uses ram
[07:59] <OpenSorce> nrw, I believe it stores it in RAM until you select the drives to use
[07:59] <nrw> i have 376mb of ram. is there hope of fitting the whole system on that?
[07:59] <varikonniemi> lubuntu yes, ubuntu not really
[07:59] <sgo11> llutz, just figure out the output of "service --status-all" is different from "sudo service --status-all". one shows [+] apache2, and another one shows [-] apache2. I have no idea why it's like this.
[07:59] <nrw> varikonniemi: crap. i don't have a way to switch at this point.
[08:00] <OpenSorce> nrw, I have Ubuntu on a machine with 256mb Ram. Using LXDE
[08:00] <varikonniemi> well as you might know ubuntu and lubuntu are almost the same thing, so after you find ubuntu unusably slow you can simply install lubuntu-desktop and login to lxde and youre set
[08:00] <Anastasya> nrw, THIS machine to be precise
[08:01] <nrw> :)
[08:01] <OpenSorce> Now just don't ask me to 'cat /etc/issue' of that machine it will give the currentists here heart failure :-)
[08:01] <nrw> i gave up on the installer after about 20 minutes. what i'm hearing is "wait longer". :)
[08:01] <ayaka> I have a problem, becuase I sat a furture time when I do svn update, then I correct the computer time, but when I build source, it will cause an error as makefile is created in furture time
[08:02] <varikonniemi> lubuntu-desktop being the name of the meta package... simply apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
[08:02] <ayaka> then how to change the time stamp of a directionary
[08:02] <Ben64> installing 2 desktops like that makes for messy menus
[08:02] <OpenSorce> nrw, That's what I did, just give it time. Or you can setup another machine as an http server and host the files there
[08:02] <ikonia> ayaka: touch,
[08:03] <ayaka> ikonia, but the file has been existed
[08:03] <ikonia> ayaka: so ?
[08:03] <nrw> OpenSorce: ok. thanks for giving me hope. :)
[08:03] <ayaka> ikonia,  touch can still do that ?
[08:03] <varikonniemi> i had gnome shell, unity, kde, openbox, gnome fallback on my last media center that i use to showcase linux to friends ;) and i had no problems with many DE:s
[08:03] <ikonia> ayaka: yes, that's why I suggested it
[08:03] <ayaka> ikonia, thank you very much
[08:03] <nrw> Anastasya: OpenSorce: varikonniemi: thanks for your help.
[08:03] <OpenSorce> nrw, good luck :-)
[08:04] <varikonniemi> np
[08:04] <green_16> how can i change panel color (ubuntu12.10)?
[08:04] <varikonniemi> by changing themes
[08:04] <OpenSorce> green_16, define "panel"?
[08:04] <Kartagis> where can I find my installed "chrome"
[08:04] <Username_Banned> MyUnity?
[08:04] <Kartagis> ? (not chromium)
[08:04] <varikonniemi> Kartagis, in terminal: which chromium
[08:04] <OpenSorce> Kartagis, look for google-chrome
[08:05] <Kartagis> thanks OpenSorce
[08:06] <OpenSorce> Kartagis, sure... just installed it myself to end my flash troubles :-)
[08:06] <moonvoniron> i got an error with my french package : org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.PermissionsInvalid: The permission of the setuid helper is not correct
[08:07] <moonvoniron> help me please !
[08:08] <michael_>  I install the ubuntu 10.04 and vnc4server, when I use vncviewer under XP to visit the server, I can't always see the desktop.when I get the "connection refused(10061)",if I ping ubuntu ip, I get TTL=255.
[08:08] <michael_> could anybody help me?
[08:08] <ayaka> ikonia, but it can't change directories time
[08:08] <moonvoniron> n me?
[08:08] <ikonia> ayaka: it can
[08:09] <ayaka> touch -d '1 Oct 2012' trunk/
[08:09] <ayaka> it doesn't have any use
[08:09] <ikonia> it does
[08:09] <michael_> ?
[08:10] <ayaka> ikonia,  I mean the sub files and directories doesn't change
[08:10] <ikonia> ayaka: why would it
[08:10] <moonvoniron> an error with my french package : org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.PermissionsInvalid: The permission of the setuid helper is not correct
[08:10] <ikonia> you're not touching them
[08:10] <ayaka> ikonia,  then I need a for script ?
[08:10] <ikonia> ayaka: something like that would work
[08:10] <ayaka> ikonia, thank you
[08:11] <OpenSorce> ayaka, you need to contact The Doctor with psychic paper and get him to take you to the future...
[08:11] <OpenSorce> ayaka, I'm kidding of course, do what Iknoia said :-)
[08:12] <ayaka> OpenSorce,  thank you all the same
[08:12] <moonvoniron> help me please
[08:13] <raesi> hi
[08:13] <raesi> how to reset my sound ?
[08:13] <moonvoniron> how to put ubuntu in french sith this error :
[08:14] <moonvoniron>  org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.PermissionsInvalid: The permission of the setuid helper is not correct
[08:15] <green_16> which is the good media converter for ubuntu12.10?
[08:15] <Seven_Six_Two> green_16, transmageddon
[08:15] <n3rV3> moonvoniron, i have no idea on this error, does this link help? http://forums.opensuse.org/english/get-technical-help-here/applications/444382-strange-problem-permission.html
[08:16] <n3rV3> maybe its a permissions issue
[08:21] <moonvoniron> yes,thx <n3rV3> !
[08:21] <Devilholk> Good morning. How do I verify that packages are in good shape? I am having weird problems and I suspect some shared library or such
[08:22] <prospero23> Hello, who can help me with the proprietary ATI driver fglrx?
[08:23] <cloudy_> prospero23, What is your question?
[08:24] <M13> is there a way to delete the key combo : Ctrl - C   ???
[08:24] <prospero23> cloudy_ i'm not succeeding with getting that to work on a fujitsu system
[08:24] <n3rV3> Devilholk, try "sudo aptitude -fs" to figure out if any are broken
[08:25] <prospero23> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12350934#post12350934
[08:26] <Devilholk> n3rV3: aptitude/dpkg or whatever thinks that everything is in order. I want to verify that the binaries in my local libraries are correct
[08:26] <Devilholk> n3rV3: I don't think I could just reinstall the libraries since almost the entire system depends on some of them
[08:26] <cloudy_> prospero23, please take a look at the following website: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu
[08:27] <llutz> Devilholk: compare md5sums with those from /var/lib/dpkg/info
[08:27] <Devilholk> llutz: Is there some tool that will do that for me?
[08:28] <Devilholk> llutz: I mean, just run trough the info-dir and check everything
[08:28] <cloudy_> prospero23, by the way, someone in the forum explained your situation. http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=12351101&postcount=3
[08:28] <llutz> Devilholk: "man debsums"
[08:28] <Devilholk> llutz: Thanks =D
[08:28] <cloudy_> prospero23, meaning that you will not be able to get the proprietary ATI driver to work
[08:28] <prospero23> cloudy_ thank you, i know but i want to try anyway
[08:29] <n3rV3> llutz, thanks learnt something new
[08:30] <ayaka> I give up, re-svn co is more quick
[08:30] <ak5> hi, has anyone setup a spice server on 12.04 LTS
[08:31] <prospero23> there's no workaround at all..? i can't be the only one with this thing
[08:32] <MichaelChen> Debian DVD ISO is contain qt?
[08:32] <cloudy_> #leave
[08:32] <aum__> can anyone know how to check weather i am using 3g network or 2g, i have a 3g connection though its giving 2g speed.
[08:33] <aum__> i am using ubunt 11.04
[08:33] <auronandace> aum__: 11.04 is no longer supported
[08:33] <aum__> no such information in "dmesg|tail"
[08:34] <aum__> ok then do tell me for 12.04
[08:38] <surviet> hello
[08:39] <Seven_Six_Two> aum__, do you have a door app?
[08:40] <aum__> Seven_Six_Two, what does that mean...
[08:40] <Seven_Six_Two> nevermind. I thought this was offtopic for a sec.
[08:41] <ak5> is there a way to get a list of ppas?
[08:43] <cloudy> ak5,  grep -RoPish "ppa.launchpad.net/[^/]+/[^/ ]+" /etc/apt | sort -u | sed -r 's/\.[^/]+\//:/'
[08:48] <ak5> cloudy: hah, I meant available ones, not installed ones. I am looking to install SPICE
[08:48] <west> how do i flash working in browser 12.10 ubuntu studio.
[08:48] <slartibartfast> join #ubuntu-de
[08:49] <cloudy> ak5, sorry :) - try this: http://sourceforge.net
[08:49] <OerHeks> ak5 this is a start, but be carefull with PPA, those are not supported here !!  >>> http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppas
[08:50] <cloudy> ak5, what does SPICE do?
[08:51] <Devilholk> It induces headaches
[08:51] <ak5> cloudy: it's basically a nice layer for networking on top of qemu
[08:51] <ak5> Devilholk: is that so? I am relaly just playing around with it because I want copy/paste to work
[08:52] <cloudy> ak5, thanks :)
[08:54] <cloudy> ak5, have you  looked at this: http://www.spice-space.org/download.html
[08:54] <Devilholk> ak5: It is a matter of taste I guess. I prefer to just hook up a circuit and scope it instead
[08:56] <cloudy> ak5, Devilholk, could it be that you are talking about 2 different SPICE' ?
[08:56] <ak5> Devilholk: I don't understand what it means to "hook up a circuit and scope it instead"
[08:56] <Devilholk> cloudy: Possible
[08:56] <Devilholk> I am talking about electronics simulation software
[08:57] <cloudy> Devilholk, ak5 is talking about: http://www.spice-space.org/home.html
[08:57] <nrdb> I am trying to install a second copy of ubuntu and multiboot ... there is a RAID5 (5 x 1TB) with LVM setup ... I am trying to setup Xen on the new ubuntu... to do this I need to modify grubs setup.. but after doing a "update-grub" ... the original grub setup is still used ... anyone know why?
[08:58] <Devilholk> cloudy: I see. Well, not exactly, my computer would explode if I tried to rev up a browser for the moment ^^
[08:58] <OerHeks> nrdb, did you upgrade grub from the new ubuntu, or the old install ?
[08:59] <nrdb> OerHeks, the new one.
[08:59] <OerHeks> nrdb, you should not install grub with the new install, and update the from the old one instead
[08:59] <blackshirt> hello
[09:01] <Marryjusz> guys i have installed bumblebee on 3.2.0-3 kernel then i get update
[09:01] <Marryjusz> and bumblebee stopped to work
[09:01] <Marryjusz> how should i recompile bumbleebe for new kernel?
[09:02] <nrdb> OerHeks, latter I intend to delete the old one... Is there a way around this?
[09:03] <OerHeks> nrdb, just boot in the old one, and run update-grub from there ?
[09:05] <Kartagis> !ati
[09:07] <nrdb> OerHeks, I get it ... that would probably fix the problem for now ... but when I get this all configured I was planing on deleting the old setup ... this would leave without being to update grub at all ... that would be a problem.
[09:08] <lollko> morning
[09:08] <OerHeks> nrdb, oke, reinstalling grub after removal of your first install is no problem.
[09:08] <blackshirt> night
[09:12] <west> how do i check my version of flash?
[09:12] <domie> where would the "tick" icon from the "Keep Aligned" and other checked on/off options from the context menus be located?
[09:15] <sgo11> west, dpkg -l | grep -i flash
[09:15] <Kowalczyk> hi. im having trouble with nvidia in ubuntu 12.10. I installed nvidia-current in software manager.. but when I go login now my desktop is messed up and when I run nvidia-setting it says that it doesnt use the nvidia driver. I have run nvidia-xconfig as root. but it doesnt read the xorg file it seems
[09:16] <nrdb> OerHeks, I found a setup mistake... the /boot wasn't setup correctly.
[09:16] <sgo11> west, if you are using chrome, check the link in browser: chrome://plugins
[09:17] <Kowalczyk> anything I have done wrong?
[09:17] <west> sgo11, thanks
[09:17] <sgo11> west, you're welcome.
[09:17] <mang0> Hey. I'm trying to fix GRUB from an Ubuntu LiveCD, but when I run "update-grub" after chrooting and mounting everything correctly, I get an error: "Basename: /lib/libc.so.6: `GLIBC_2.14` not found (required by basename)." What is this lib, and where should I put it?
[09:17] <snail_> Kowalczyk, what cpu and graphics board do u have?
[09:18] <cloudy> west, http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
[09:18] <Kowalczyk> graphics are Nvidia Quadro NVS 295
[09:18] <sn[a]il> cpu?
[09:19] <Wobbo> Anyone knows about showing the battery panel at ubuntu 12.10? I can't find it and i am using a laptop so its rather important.
[09:19] <domie> where would the "tick" icon from the "Keep Aligned" in nautilus desktop context menu and other checked on/off options from the context menus be located?
[09:19] <WishArt> Use this tinyurl.com/8xg9fgz west
[09:19] <Kowalczyk> Intel I5 something. this is my work machine. so not sure
[09:20] <sn[a]il> well... you could check the xorg.config and see if all is correct
[09:20] <Kowalczyk> Intel i5-2500
[09:21] <Kowalczyk> ok.. hmm
[09:21] <sn[a]il> sry maybe the current xorg doesnt use config
[09:21] <Kowalczyk> hmm..
[09:21] <sn[a]il> can you still use x?
[09:21] <Kowalczyk> driver says nvidia
[09:22] <moonvoniron> what's fruity loops 4 linux?
[09:22] <sn[a]il> ok
[09:22] <Kowalczyk> yes. but the unity and stuff doesnt show. only the background
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> Kowalczyk: if you run:  lspci | grep -i vga    do you see an intel GPU and an Nvidia one?
[09:22] <sn[a]il> fruity loops for linux?
[09:22] <sn[a]il> cool :)
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> moonvoniron: lmms
[09:22] <moonvoniron> thx =)
[09:22] <Kowalczyk> nvidia corporation G98 Quadro NVS 295
[09:22] <Kowalczyk> ActionParsnip:
[09:22] <sn[a]il> frutiy loops is a music making program
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> Kowalczyk: as long as its not a switchable gpu thats a bonus :)
[09:23] <WishArt> Any channel for lmms? :)
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> WishArt: #lmms maybe
[09:23] <Kowalczyk> its not.. it has worked before... on other os... but then I downloaded driver from their website. nvidia
[09:24] <WishArt> Mmm... let me try ActionParsnip
[09:24] <WishArt> Tyvm ActionParsnip
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> Kowalczyk: could try the xorg update ppa (not the edgers)
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> Kowalczyk: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[09:24] <WishArt> Wow, perfect ActionParsnip
[09:25] <Kowalczyk> quantal ActionParsnip
[09:25] <Kowalczyk> http://www.itworld.com/software/304198/install-nvidia-drivers-ubuntu-1210 this?
[09:26] <mang0> I'll ask once more, then I'll try ##linux. Sorry for the repeat!
[09:26] <mang0> Hey. I'm trying to fix GRUB from an Ubuntu LiveCD, but when I run "update-grub" after chrooting and mounting everything correctly, I get an error: "Basename: /lib/libc.so.6: `GLIBC_2.14` not found (required by basename)." What is this lib, and where should I put it?
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> !info nvidia-current
[09:27] <Kowalczyk> can try the ppa explained on this site: http://www.itworld.com/software/304198/install-nvidia-drivers-ubuntu-1210 ?
[09:27] <Kowalczyk> at least that one doesnt work
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> Kowalczyk: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:28] <WishArt> I fixed grub from Ubuntu LiveCD mang0
[09:28] <moonvoniron> can someone give me the available dowload 4 lmms? it does'nt works in software center.
[09:28] <mang0> WishArt: Any idea why I'm getting that lib error?
[09:29] <WishArt> But i forgot now :( It's kinda do sudo from LiveCD and then gedit grub.cfg mang0
[09:29] <Kowalczyk> will try now ActionParsnip
[09:29] <moonvoniron> can someone give me the available dowload 4 lmms? it does'nt works in software center.
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> !info lmms
[09:30] <mang0> WishArt: I need to completely wipe grub completely and re-install, not just edit grub.cfg...and I'm getting this weird libc.so.6 error
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> moonvoniron: make sure you have the universe repo enabled
[09:30] <WishArt> ah ic, in that case i'm a noob as well sorry mang0
[09:30] <blackshirt> mang0, thats bad error, sure
[09:31] <mang0> WishArt: don't worry about it :) blackshirt: Oh dear, really?
[09:32] <blackshirt> !lxc
[09:32] <tt> hi
[09:32] <blackshirt> !ubottu find lxc
[09:32] <blackshirt> !find lxc
[09:32] <WishArt> I can see lmms on software center moonvoniron, which ubuntu version do u use?
[09:33] <WishArt> Or join #lmms moonvoniron
[09:33] <blackshirt> !info lxc
[09:37] <Kowalczyk> ActionParsnip: nah. that didnt work either. same problem
[09:37] <devswap> are there any slr owners here who use their ubuntu machine for manipulating raw files?
[09:38] <Kowalczyk> will try download the installfile from their website then
[09:38] <kexibq> hi guys, are any software developers/ programmers running lubuntu here?
[09:39] <blackshirt> maybe kexibq
[09:39] <Kowalczyk> will be back later
[09:39] <OerHeks> devswap, i used Darktable for that
[09:39] <devswap> oerheks: whats darktable?
[09:39] <WishArt> !info devswap
[09:41] <OerHeks> devswap, see http://www.darktable.org/ but the PPA for that is out of date, precise only >> https://launchpad.net/~pmjdebruijn/+archive/darktable-release-plus
[09:41] <talpur> hi community.....some one write the path in file /usr/bin/gcc      But how I find the path in my system for gcc...kindly write me the commnad to find
[09:41] <WishArt> !info darktable
[09:41] <domie> does anyone know where would the "tick" icon from the "Keep Aligned" in nautilus desktop context menu and other checked on/off options from the context menus be located?
[09:42] <ripthejacker> :)
[09:43] <domie> or any ideas how to find it or something
[09:43] <blackshirt> talpur, what you mean ?
[09:44] <devswap> oerheks: do you find darktable is the best one - I had another one suggested - just trying to find the name now - the icon was a circle of colour like a colour chooser
[09:44] <becom33> I have a log file . If i want remove only the logs with the "11/22/2222" in it . how can I remove them using grep ?
[09:44] <becom33> anyone ?
[09:44] <sublime83> try sed instead :)
[09:44] <somsip> becom33: maybe use sed
[09:45] <OerHeks> devswap, there are plugins for gimp too , UFRaw
[09:45] <talpur> blackshirt: I mean where gcc exit in my system, I want to find that path, put it in config file
[09:45] <becom33> Someguy123, a guide would be nice .for a example . if the log file is called .. access_logs and I want remove every line which has "11/22/2222"
[09:45] <becom33> ?
[09:45] <becom33> somsip, *
[09:46] <devswap> oerheks: it was raw therapee that was suggested to me - have you tried that?
[09:46] <OerHeks> devswap, or rawstudio, but i liked darktable better
[09:46] <blackshirt> talpur, maybe i'm missunderstand your question....but it was hard to reconfigure your ask
[09:46] <OerHeks> !info rawstudio
[09:47] <somsip> becom33: this is a start - http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/89037-sed-delete-lines-containing-text1-text2.html
[09:47] <OerHeks> devswap, nope, raw therapee is new for me.
[09:47] <cloudy> becom33, something like:  cat access_logs | grep -v 11/22/2222 > resultfile
[09:48] <cloudy> becom33, be aware that the line will not work, since the / are not escapted
[09:48] <cloudy> * escaped
[09:49] <devswap> oerheks: well obviously its new to me at the moment but looks good
[09:49] <becom33> cloudy, wut resultfile is doing
[09:49] <OerHeks> devswap, raw therapy is a little behind other OS versions http://rawtherapee.com/downloads
[09:50] <cloudy> becom33, that will have your output, otherwise you will fill up your screen depending on how many lines there are in access_logs
[09:50] <becom33> ahh ok
[09:50] <kapz> hipitihop, when will gimp 2.8 be supported on ubuntu 12.04?
[09:50] <kapz> hipitihop, when will gimp 2.8 be supported on ubuntu 12.04?
[09:51] <kapz> I dunno why my Hi is being converted to hipitihop !
[09:51] <cloudy> becom33, the file resultfile should, theoretically, have all the lines of your access_logs file without the lines that include the date 11/22/2222
[09:52] <Alpic> Hi all. Is there anyway to make direct web apps in firefox (without any toolbar and with integration in unity bar) ?
[09:52] <WishArt> Already supported kapz
[09:52] <blackness> kapz, build the newest version of gimp if you want it ;)
[09:52] <OerHeks> kapz, gimp <IP_ADDRESS> is available in 12.10, not sure it will be in 12.04
[09:52] <devswap> oerheks: when you say a litlte behind other versions - what do you mean?
[09:53] <kapz> WishArt, supported? how?
[09:53] <killer> ubuntu 12.04 uses systemd or systemv by default
[09:53] <blackness> 2.8 is on 12.10
[09:53] <blackness> 2.6 is on 12.04
[09:53] <blackshirt> !openstack
[09:53] <WishArt> Adding apt link kapz
[09:53] <kapz> yeah but is there any easy way to use 2.8 on 12.04/
[09:53] <blackshirt> !find openstack
[09:53] <blackness> yes, download the tarball and build from source.
[09:53] <kapz> ok
[09:53] <OerHeks> devswap look at the version numbers, ubuntu - <IP_ADDRESS> and the newest is <IP_ADDRESS> ( for windows)
[09:54] <Alpic> anything on webapps integration ? (i've tested the canonical feature but I don't really understand the meaning of it)
[09:54] <devswap> oerheks: oh i see what you mean - I dont see that as an issue as such - I guess its a matter of trying both the one you suggest and that one and see how easy it is to perform tasks
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | kapz
[09:55] <OerHeks> devswap, that is the best thing to do, indeed.
[09:55] <WishArt> Kapz: http://askubuntu.com/questions/134035/how-do-i-get-gimp-2-8
[09:55] <WishArt> kapz: http://askubuntu.com/questions/134035/how-do-i-get-gimp-2-8
[09:56] <devswap> oerheks: I presume darktable is non destructive with the original raw - as in it keeps the changes in a separate file?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> kapz: the link ubottu gavee lets you search the PPAs (also duckduckgo has the !ppa bang)
[09:56] <talpur> blackshirt: may be I couldn't explain my question..I have an other question plz see my past and then help me http://paste.ubuntu.com/1355175/
[09:56] <WishArt> That's the easier way kapz
[09:57] <blackness> im installing gimp 2.8 on 12.04
[09:57] <talpur> hi community see my paste and help to resolve
[09:57] <kapz> gotcha, thanks WishArt
[09:57] <blackness> kapz: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:otto-kesselgulasch/gimp; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install gimp
[09:57] <WishArt> yvw kapz
[09:58] <blackness> !addppa
[09:58] <blackness> !ppa-purge
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> kapz: the ppa search is groovy :)
[09:58] <OerHeks> devswap, yes, it is safe,  but i always make a copy, just in case...
[09:59] <blackness> ppa search, where?
[09:59] <Alpic> another thing. I've removed online account software. Thanks to that, no more top right menu item. But when I am disconnected, the item come back in red fonts. Any way to remove it completely ?
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | blackness
[10:00] <blackness> ohh nice
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> blackness: Or if you use duckduckgo, use the !ppa syntax in the search
[10:01] <kapz> yep it is :) Done it's installed now, thanks all :)
[10:01] <tux9th> Hi I have a question: Whenever I activate UFW on my remote machine ssh gets terribly slow. I have port 22/tcp open, what else is ther to do?
[10:01] <blackness> im gonna write a eggdrop script to search this ;P
[10:01] <talpur> hi community see my paste and help to resolve http://paste.ubuntu.com/1355175/
[10:01] <tux9th> it takes forever to login and type commands etc
[10:03] <nrdb> tux9th, have you looked to see how busy the computer is?
[10:04] <talpur> hi members which command should be used to know the whole information about hardware in system
[10:04] <blackness> lshw?
[10:04] <tux9th> nrdb: no but I don't see why activating ufw should slow the compjuter so much that it takes me 1min to login via ssh
[10:04] <tux9th> nrdb: load does not increase
[10:05] <WishArt> Yep usually i experienced when i can't use my mouse until re-login.
[10:06] <nrdb> tux9th, nether do I ... does disabling it allow faster logins?
[10:06] <tux9th> yes
[10:06] <tux9th> after I disable it everything goes back to normal
[10:06] <WishArt> I think newer ubuntu is heavier. No prob in previous version.
[10:07] <killer> ubuntu12.04 uses alsa or pulseaudio by default?
[10:09] <Squarism> im on 12.04 and i cant reconfigure Ctrl+Super+(Left/Right) that is used to semi-maximize windows right and left. Can i reconfigure this in some other way than installing ccsm (that everybody says is dangerous and all)
[10:09] <Squarism> ...in unity that is
[10:09] <b0w> anyone knows if i need to make a swap partition for linux when tryign to dual boot ubuntu with windows 8, or the installer its going to do it?
[10:09] <ali__> hi
[10:10] <b0w> anyone knows if i need to make a swap partition for linux when tryign to dual boot ubuntu with windows 8, or the installer its going to do it?
[10:10] <nrdb> tux9th, I don't know... does ufw log stuff?
[10:10] <WishArt> There's an option to do that in installing process b0w
[10:10] <tux9th> nrdb: hm! I don't know have to check
[10:10] <almoxarife> ufw does log
[10:11] <tux9th> almoxarife: where?
[10:11] <almoxarife> rather the rules created get logged
[10:11] <WishArt> Installation will go without swap by default b0w
[10:11] <b0w> WishArt, ok cool, do you kbow how much space its needed for the swap partition with a 6gb ram memory but expansive to 24 i think..
[10:11] <WishArt> Usually i use 2 times of ram size
[10:11] <almoxarife>   /var/log/ufw.log
[10:11] <WishArt> Usually i use 2 times of ram size b0w
[10:11] <tux9th> almoxarife: that one does not exist
[10:12] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[10:12] <blackness> and it begins
[10:12] <talpur> blackness: Thanks but can you see the paste...and suggest me tips, because from "lshw" I couldn't achieve the purpose
[10:12] <talpur> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1355175/
[10:12] <WishArt> Usually i use 2 times of ram size b0w
[10:12] <b0w> WishArt, ok so like 48 gb will do it right?
[10:12] <fairuz> When is the show? :D
[10:13] <WishArt> Yep, that's what i read on tutorial b0w
[10:13] <blackness> that looks like sysctl vars talpur
[10:13] <blackness> or values pulled from /proc
[10:14] <WishArt> Now I'm wondering how to change swap partition myself after ubuntu installed.
[10:14] <b0w> WishArt, i got right now a partition of 350 for windows, and i got one with 20 gb for / and one for 330 for /home, the installer will make everything else?
[10:14] <Alpic> I've removed online account software. Thanks to that, no more top right menu item. But when I am disconnected, the item come back in red fonts. Any way to remove it completely ?
[10:15] <b0w> hahaha im not sure about this, heheh are you?
[10:15] <WishArt> Actually when we choose custom the installation will ask where to install and leave the rest b0w
[10:16] <sn[a]il> hm
[10:16] <BluesKaj> howdy all
[10:16] <floridsdorf> hi
[10:16] <WishArt> So it will ask root, home & swap only b0w
[10:16] <Alpic> I've removed online account software. Thanks to that, no more top right menu item. But when I am disconnected, the item come back in red fonts. Any way to remove it completely ?
[10:16] <almoxarife> OerHeks: the server you are on?
[10:17] <almoxarife> OerHeks: zelazny?
[10:17] <WishArt> Hehe.. i will find out later b0w. Hopefully there's a way to do that
[10:17] <OerHeks> wow mass-join :-D
[10:17] <OerHeks> welcome back !
[10:17] <almoxarife> OerHeks: zelazny is the closest to me, in oregon
[10:18] <WishArt> And mass quit too before that OerHeks :D
[10:19] <OerHeks> almoxarife, yes? i see with my connection details verve.freenode.net ?
[10:20] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[10:23] <WishArt> Nice info ubottu
[10:30] <WishArt> b0w? Yes we can resize the swap later on
[10:33] <Gyro54> Hi!
[10:33] <blackness> eh, i'm bored.
[10:34] <WishArt> Lol
[10:35] <WishArt> how long will this takes?
[10:35] <Gyro54> My Thunderbird has lost all its menus and all the Unity panel. Running 64 bit 12.04
[10:36] <WishArt> Gyro54: please wait a while.
[10:36] <DJones> Gyro54: ON the top bar in Ubuntu do you get the File/Edit etc menu?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Gyro54: reinstall thunderbird-globalmenu if it exists
[10:38] <Gyro54> DJones: No all menus are gone. I have to alt-tab to go to something else to allow to shutdown etc. I can control from the Unity icons when in another program.
[10:39] <Gyro54> ActionParsnip: I removed and replaced the Global Menus but the problem still exists
[10:39] <DJones> Gyro54: I wondered whether the menu's had just been switched off from the View tab, but obviously not that
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> !info thunderbird-globalmenu
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> Gyro54: so you ran:  sudo apt-get --reinstall install thunderbird-globalmenu
[10:40] <Gyro54> This is my work computer so I cant get to it at the moment
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> Gyro54: then log off and log on
[10:40] <Gyro54> Menus work fine for everything else
[10:40] <tux9th> does anyone what port I have to open besides udp tcp 53 to allow rDNS lookup?
[10:41] <tux9th> my server cannot resolve the DNS and therefore takes forever at ssh login etc
[10:41] <Gyro54> ActionParsnip: No did the reinstall from the software centre - removed and replaced
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: rdns uses the same port as dns
[10:42] <tux9th> ActionParsnip: so what's going wrong then :/ I opened port 53 and it still takes forever... (I'm on UFW btw)
[10:42] <Gyro54> ctionParsnip: I will run reinstall in the morning. Thanks
[10:42] <tux9th> also when I change user with sudo it said unable to resolv ehost
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: if you run:  hostname    it will show your hostname
[10:43] <tux9th> yes
[10:43] <tux9th> it does
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> txwikinger: if you then run:  gedit /etc/resolv.conf   is there an entry for that hostname in the file
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: ^
[10:43] <tux9th> no
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: that's why
[10:43] <tux9th> but if I disable the firewall it works :P
[10:44] <tux9th> so I primarily think that the firewall is faulty
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: did you change the /etc/hostname file recently by any remote chance?
[10:44] <tux9th> no
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: you need to have the hostname in /etc/resolv.conf so the system can resolve its own hostname to <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:45] <tux9th> in resolve.conf are all the nameservers etc
[10:45] <_cronus_> ActionParsnip, aren't hosts stored in /etc/hosts?
[10:45] <tux9th> yes
[10:45] <tux9th> /etc/hostnames doesn't exist
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> _cronus_: oh yeah, my bad
[10:46] <tux9th> it says <IP_ADDRESS>       localhost.localdomain localhost
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: sorry, it should have an entry in /etc/hosts to resolve the hostname to <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> tux9th: what is the hostname?
[10:46] <nrdb> tux9th, you can use the network-manager to set the DNS so that /etc/resolv.conf is setup correctly
[10:46] <tux9th> j35739.servers.jiffybox.net
[10:47] <tux9th> nrdb:  I'm on a remote machine no gui I think network-manager is a GUI right?
[10:47] <nrdb> tux9th, yes it is.
[10:48] <tux9th> no gui there