[00:06] <brontosaurusrex> apt-get_install, i wouldn't try to hack this in, it should be a reliable native file-manager solution or forget it
[00:26] <drip> hmm.. all of a sudden my sound has stopped working?
[00:26] <drip> nothing seems to be muted
[00:27] <drip> its still detected in lspci
[00:28] <drip> any ideas?
[00:30] <drip> I get cannot open mixer: No such file or directory when I try to open alsamixer
[00:31] <wilee-nilee> drip, This ubuntu and you ran that in a terminal?
[00:32] <drip> yes
[00:33] <wilee-nilee> drip, This a server and please use nicks
[00:33] <drip> wilee-nilee: no its my laptop lol what server needs sound =P
[00:33] <wilee-nilee> drip, What happens when you run alsamixer, and have you removed anything.
[00:34] <drip> wilee-nilee: it was working fine, and I think when I was building wine 1.7 from source, I installed the package oss4, perhaps that has something to do with it?
[00:34] <drip> wilee-nilee: cannot open mixer: No such file or directory (is what I get when I run alsamixer)
[00:34] <wilee-nilee> drip, A person was asking this same question with a server earlier, without details we are lost.
[00:35] <wilee-nilee> drip, Possibly, wine from a PPA though is not supported, so not much we can address there.
[00:35] <drip> I removed 1.4 and am back to 1.5
[00:36] <drip> wilee-nilee: this isnt a wine problem, its a global issue heh
[00:36] <drip> I mean 1.4
[00:36] <drip> ugh... I removed 1.6 and am back to 1.4
[00:36] <drip> lol
[00:37] <wilee-nilee> drip, alsamixer is there stock, something YOU DID caused this so we have to work from that.
[00:37] <wilee-nilee> !lol
[00:37] <drip> wilee-nilee: anyway, could installing the oss4-base package mess things up?
[00:37] <usr13> drip: You installed oss4 (Open Sound System)
[00:38] <drip> blindly, yes
[00:41] <usr13> drip: So now you have oss4 on top of pulseaudio and alsa  (Bottom line is you need either alsa or oss4, not both.)  Why was oss4 installed?  (It is a dependency of ____________?)
[00:42] <usr13> drip: If I were a guessing man, I'd guess you either need to remove oss4 or alsa.
[00:42] <drip> was installing a bunch of packages and had to install oss4-dev (to build wine 1.7) and I figured wth lets throw oss4-base in.. apparently that was a mistake.
[00:42] <drip> I removed oss4-base
[00:42] <drip> should I restart?
[00:43] <usr13> drip: Did apt install it?
[00:43] <usr13> "to build wine"?
[00:43] <drip> to build from source
[00:43] <usr13> drip: Why?
[00:44] <drip> to try 1.7 latest git
[00:44] <drip> im past that tho, I removed oss4-base does a restart need to happen for things to take effect?
[00:44] <usr13> 2 Whys.  1)  Why do you need wine?  2) Why build it? (As opposed to install it via the package management system).
[00:45] <usr13> drip: I don't know, but if I were a guessing man, I'd say yes.
[00:45] <drip> to play guild wars 2, and I can install 1.7 via apt ?
[00:46] <usr13> drip: But if it needs oss4... what then?
[00:46] <apt-get_install> would this work? http://romanrm.ru/en/mhddfs
[00:46] <drip> it needed oss4-dev, for oss support
[00:47] <drip> detached, rebooting.
[00:47] <trung`> !topic
[00:47] <trung`> !emacs
[00:49] <drip> removing oss4-base worked
[00:50] <usr13> drip: Very good.    I hope you instantly die right now.
[00:56]  * Dr_Willis yawns.. too late Tau.. im married.
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> ;)
[00:56] <wilee-nilee> that's the nicest comment I have received
[00:57] <motodale> i have a question about installing the 13.04. i used the usb method and made a partition on my 1tb drive alongside my win 7.  when i boot up after installing it all freezes on the login screen? where do i start to look, ive searched google for about an hour now
[00:57] <wilee-nilee> !nomodeset | motodale try this
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> Now - I have cheese showing a preview of the video capture. it does capture video and audio. but when im watching the 'preview' (what its seeing/showing from the capture dongle) i dont have any sound out to my system. So i cant hear the show as its recording. (or in preview mode) anyone got a clue if it can even  play the sound to the system speakers at the same time?
[00:59] <wilee-nilee> motodale, Have you checked the iso's md5sum, if it were me I would wonder if the install went good.
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> i guess wht im saying is i want to 'hear' what is recording (looking at pavcontrol now. i can see the recording 'bar' moving.. just need to pipe it to the speakers also ;)
[01:00] <motodale> no i havent, im still kinda new to using ubuntu, ive used a dedicated machine for quite some time but wnated my personal home one to have it now too, what is the md5sum?
[01:01] <wilee-nilee> !md5sum | motodale
[01:01] <aldaek> what is a good DE for an ubuntu within Virtualbox... my default 13.04 is running a bit slow/hard drive access crazy lately.
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> aldaek:  lightest full featured desktop would be Lubuntu/Lxde
[01:02] <wilee-nilee> motodale, You can also see what the harware info is might be worth booting the live usb and running lspci for graphic info, hard to say though in general.
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> then Xubuntu/XFCE
[01:03] <aldaek> ok... how is Enlightment on resources? heavy still?
[01:03] <wilee-nilee> thought it was light in general, heaver that lubuntu probably
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> aldaek: Enlightment  has always claimed to be 'light' for a long time now.
[01:04] <aldaek> claimed.... but are they?
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> its hard to benchmark things - try it and see
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> compared to the other desktops E is very light. but its also always in a constant beta-testing state  from what ive used of it
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> i would say try out lubuntu. it should do all you need
[01:04] <aldaek> ok... it may be slow on my vbox as when it is slow, my computer is accessing the hard drive... i wonder if i should get a few SSDs...
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> aldaek:  what are your system specs? Ive ran ubuntu in vbox and it wasent really show.
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> slow
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> but i found lxde/lubuntu quicker
[01:05] <aldaek> ok... i will try lubuntu-desktop on some new vbox machines for a little samba troubleshooting scenarios.
[01:06] <motodale> wilee-nilee: im gonna try the nomodeset cause im running a nvidia gpu on my current system, im pretty sure the install went okay, also does an overclock change the ability to start up ubuntu?
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> motodale:  from what ive seen over the years.. its best to not overlclock ;)
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> at least not at the beginning
[01:06] <newb235> When installing Ubuntu 13.04, after choosing the "encrypt the new Ubuntu installation for security" option, the installer then gives me the choice of whether or not to "encrypt my home folder". Isn't the home folder already encrypted if I choose the first option?
[01:06] <wilee-nilee> motodale, I would not know on the overclock, I would start with the nomodeset, even though you reach the login, usually you would not
[01:07] <usr13> motodale: The advantages of overclocking are minimal.
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> newb235:   your user can have an encrypted home.. on top of an encrypted hard drive
[01:07] <wilee-nilee> newb235, I would ask yourself if you really need to encrypt first.
[01:07] <motodale> Dr_Willis: ive been overclocked on win7 for quite some time, im not worried about it on ubuntu side, it was mostly my gaming and benchmarking i was doing
[01:08] <linelevel> Hi. I keep my boot partition on a removable drive. Earlier, I installed some updates, and it ran "grub-pc setup" and said it needed to update my boot partition, but since the drive wasn't present, I had to skip it. (I tried plugging in the drive, but it wouldn't update its list of available drives.) So now that I've plugged the drive in, how do I manually force Ubuntu to update grub2 on my boot partition? I'm afraid to turn off the computer until th
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  encrypting the whole hd. can have issues later on if things break. Id just encrypt the home (i dont even bother with that to be honest with you)
[01:08] <newb235> wilee-nilee: I guess it's nice if my laptop is ever stolen.
[01:08] <linelevel> ^ Did that cut off?
[01:08] <motodale> Dr_Willis: meaning im gonna turn it off to get this going lol
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> motodale:  ive definatly seen things fail/crash on ubuntu/linux due to over clocking, but this was years ago when overclocking was the cool thing to do. ;)
[01:09] <aldaek> amd phenom II x6 1090T @ 3.2 GHz w/6.0 GB system memory... radeon 5750 ... 90 GB of 931 GB storage free
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> motodale:  only thing i overclock these days is my Raspberry Pi.
[01:09] <motodale> wilee-nilee: thanks for the help on where to start, if i have trouble ill be back but heres to hoping not
[01:09] <newb235> Dr_Willis: But if my laptop is stolen and only my home folder is encrypted, then can't the thief get personal information from that still? I mean from the tmp folders or whatever.
[01:09] <wilee-nilee> linelevel, do you have the OS encrypted persay?
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  i doubt if they will get anything usefull from tmp
[01:10] <aldaek> id love to get a new computer setup running win7 under xen for my games and everything else is linux based.
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  biggest issue i see in here is people trying to figure out how to get back in their own systems. to get their databack after  some other issues/crashes/grub failure.
[01:10] <jonairo> how install Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi SB0460 in ubuntu 13.04 32 bit?
[01:11] <newb235> Dr_Willis: That's true. Although I clone the HDD once a week, so it shouldn't be an issue.
[01:12] <newb235> But does the "encrypt the new Ubuntu installation for security" option encrypt the whole partion just like Truecrypt in Windows? And what about the swap partition?
[01:12] <newb235> *partition
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> jonairo:  askubuntu.com has a fes posts - mentiond a driver
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> jonairo:  also seems to mention the drivers should be included by default. (still looking at askubuntu.com)
[01:15] <KimPrince> Ubuntu 12.04 did a partial upgrade a few days ago.  Upgraded apache to 2.4.  Now can not access phpmyadmin - get 404 errors.  Any ideas?
[01:15] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, Never do a partial upgrade.
[01:15] <KimPrince> wilee-nilee, I know that now :)
[01:16] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, It happens. ;) not sure on the 404.
[01:19] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, Have you run a sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  if the missing packages are now available they may install.
[01:19] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, sounds like a server so you may be in the root cli not sure
[01:20] <darkangel> Hey just woundering is Ubuntu Gonna get better in Later versions and make it able to play programs like DDO it wqont subport it of any way in 12.04 LTS i was just woundering would it subport it in l8r versions
[01:25] <Balder_Toma> Hello everyone, Balder_Tomahere and i'm here and ready to DDoS.
[01:26] <GeekDud3> After installing WINE, my root password is no longer accepted with su/sudo.
[01:27] <wilee-nilee> GeekDud3, user or root password, there is no root password unless you made one.
[01:27] <GeekDud3> (Version 1.4 http://www.winehq.org/download/ubuntu )
[01:27] <GeekDud3> wilee-nilee, user password then?
[01:27] <GeekDud3> it worked before
[01:27] <wilee-nilee> GeekDud3, su/sudo can you explain the actual command?
[01:27] <GeekDud3> wilee-nilee,  literally just "su"
[01:28] <shawn1> Can someone please direct me to a channel where someone can help me with accessing a LAMP server?  (an actual server, not just a Virtual machine).
[01:28] <GeekDud3> $ su
[01:28] <GeekDud3> Password:
[01:28] <GeekDud3> su: Authentication failure
[01:28] <wilee-nilee> GeekDud3, su is not used, you want a root terminal?
[01:28] <GeekDud3> wilee-nilee,  sudo isn't working either
[01:29] <wilee-nilee> GeekDud3, can you run a update and use the password?
[01:29] <GeekDud3> O_o
[01:29] <GeekDud3> it worked this time
[01:29] <GeekDud3> sudo echo "hi"
[01:29] <wilee-nilee> GeekDud3, Sounds like you may be using commands not ubuntu centric maybe.
[01:30] <GeekDud3> wilee-nilee, The issue either resolved itself, or I was doing something wrong before
[01:30] <jrib> shawn1: accessing what exactly?
[01:30]  * GeekDud3 is installing wine/winetricks for a new IRC client
[01:30] <SuRfDaEmOn> oh no, why
[01:30] <wilee-nilee> GeekDud3, "Resolved is a good thing" Martha Stewart
[01:31] <shawn1> jrib, I'm setting up a server at my house and I want to remotely access it from another computer (I will eventually house the server in another location).
[01:31] <jrib> !ssh | shawn1
[01:31]  * GeekDud3 remembers to set up VNC over SSH, but has no inkling how that works
[01:32] <shawn1> I installed ubuntu server 12.04 with the LAMP installation option upon installation of the OS.  I just don't know how to access it.
[01:32] <jrib> shawn1: if you're at its physical location, log in.  If you're remote, use ssh (assuming you setup ssh during install)
[01:32] <shawn1> Okay.  Is there any way that I can be sure that the LAMP server is set up correctly on my server machine?
[01:33] <jrib> shawn1: well you can test that apache works by visiting your server in a web browser
[01:33] <shawn1> on the 'software and installation' list, I chose both 'LAMP server' and 'OpenSSH'
[01:33] <shawn1> how do I do that?
[01:33] <jrib> shawn1: that's fine then.  Log in using ssh if you want to get shell on your server
[01:34] <shawn1> That's the thing.  I'm a total beginner at this.  How do I log in using SSH?
[01:34] <wilee-nilee> SonikkuAmerica, Good support in #xxxxxxx just metion dual boot for a good chuckle.
[01:34] <jrib> shawn1: read the links ubottu gave you but just "ssh host.to.connect.to" in a terminal
[01:34] <SonikkuAmerica> wilee-nilee: ... I got humiliated in #wxxxxxx. Didn't know VMware Server was dea.
[01:34] <SonikkuAmerica> *dea.
[01:34] <SonikkuAmerica> **DEAD.
[01:35] <wilee-nilee> SonikkuAmerica, I saw that, great help but rather biased.
[01:35] <shawn1> okay.  That's typed into my server machine terminal or into some terminal on my computer I'm trying to remotely access the server with?
[01:35] <SonikkuAmerica> wilee-nilee: Actually, I'm sticking to the philosophy of the ##wxxxxxx channel.
[01:36] <SonikkuAmerica> (I think we should call it ##tom_riddle , if you get the reference.)
[01:36] <shawn1> Those links will probably give me the information, won't they?
[01:37] <wilee-nilee> SonikkuAmerica, never read the series but I get the gist.
[01:37] <SonikkuAmerica> wilee-nilee: He Who Must Not Be Named. :)
[01:37] <wilee-nilee> !ot | wilee-nilee bad wilee-nilee
[01:38] <SonikkuAmerica> !ot | ubottu
[01:38] <wilee-nilee> oops meant that as a private
[01:38] <shawn1> Putty said that the connection timed out
[01:40] <shawn1> jrib:  It was similar to what I tried when I tried to use the terminal on the mac side
[01:42] <shawn1> On my non-server computer, I typed the internet protocol into the web browser and it failed to connect
[01:42] <shawn1> maybe I should reinstall apache
[01:45] <Shadow}}> Is there a type of software akin to Ccleaner for Xubuntu?
[01:45] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Not really although bleachbit is not bad.
[01:46] <wilee-nilee> no registry keys in linux
[01:47] <Shadow}}> Hm, Could you elaborate on Bleachbit? Primarily just searching for a /history cleaner/
[01:47] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Genarlly linux cleans up itself if you use the right commands.
[01:47] <Shadow}}> Oh? I'm new to Linux, So...Yeah.
[01:48] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}} sudo apt-get install bleachbit can be run in admin has a check list for removal.
[01:48] <nawan> hello
[01:48] <Shadow}}> Is that just as stated or with $ or #?
[01:49] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, sudo is $
[01:49] <Shadow}}> Good to know, I'll try it now.
[01:49] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, JUst run a regualr terminal
[01:49] <wilee-nilee> bleachbit is a gui
[01:51] <solexious> how can I chmod a usb device that doesn't show up as a ttyUSB device? (its a tinyisp)
[01:51] <Shadow}}> Hm... I really like Xubuntu xD
[01:51] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, ON the stock bleachbit I run all to be removed but passwords and free disk space
[01:52] <Shadow}}> Ah, I'm glad you brought that up... I'd hate to run free disk with this being encrypted. e-e
[01:53] <Shadow}}> I feel as though I may of made a mistake choosing to encrypt home also... Maybe its my imagination but seems rather slow.
[01:53] <Ben64> it does take a bit longer to encrypt/decrypt
[01:54] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, I just have a trucrypt folder for a few things.
[01:56] <Shadow}}> The only Linux I have had any /practice/ with is my LiveUSB Lucid Pup. I wish I could remember who recommended Xubuntu for my internal so I could thank them,lol
[01:56] <Shadow}}> Honestly, It said "Encrypt" and I said "SURE!!" -Shrugs-
[01:57] <linelevel> wilee-nilee: Yes, my whole hard drive is LUKS-encrypted, but the boot partition is on a USB stick. That's what I need to update.
[01:57] <wilee-nilee> linelevel, Not sure there then, you might try ##linux as well if you are registered.
[01:58] <Shadow}}> Oh, Another question I expect to hear no but I'll ask anyhow. Is there (And if so should I even bother) a skype?
[01:58] <usr13> Shadow}}: Yes
[01:58] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Yes the skype web site has a download.
[01:59] <Shadow}}> ...Does it function properly?
[01:59] <linelevel> wilee-nilee: I don't see why that should make a difference. My boot partition isn't encrypted, and my hard drive gets decrypted at boot time via the initramfs. Note that I may have misspoke: my /boot partition is on my main drive, only the MBR is on the removable drive.
[01:59] <usr13> Shadow}}: Yes
[01:59] <Shadow}}> WITHOUT having to open ports on my router..
[01:59] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Fairly well, I rarely use it.
[01:59] <usr13> Shadow}}: I've used skype for years, (on linux), works fine.
[02:00] <Shadow}}> So it was just my liveusb that skype disliked... Figured..
[02:00] <wilee-nilee> linelevel, I fully understand one can load the bootloader anywhere, however not sure if a sudo update-grub goes to the right place is all.
[02:00] <linelevel> wilee-nilee: Bootloader.. that's the term I was looking for :)
[02:01] <Shadow}}> ...I must say my favorite thing about Ubuntu is the fact my ethernet is constantly flashing while sitting idle on desktop. <-<
[02:01] <linelevel> wilee-nilee: but still... why would the fact that my drive is encrypted make a difference?
[02:01] <Shadow}}> *is /not/
[02:01] <wilee-nilee> linelevel, Might be as simple as sudo grub-install /dev/sdX X is the usb mbr and sudo update grub from the desktop, not sure really.
[02:01] <newb235> Is there a simple way to disable the fancy desktop effects in 13.04?
[02:02] <newb235> I can't find anything related to that in the System Settings or anywhere.
[02:02] <linelevel> wilee-nilee: I think it already knows where grub2 is, so I don't think I should have to run grub-install. Maybe I'm wrong though. Maybe I just have to run grub-update?
[02:02] <Shadow}}> So...I presume theres a command to run bleachbit from terminal... That would be?
[02:03] <wilee-nilee> linelevel, Well you are having a grub boot problem, and you are encrypted, However my interest in the encryption was more of a how pt=rotected are you actually, and my no real definitive answer is do to not having messed with encrypting seems like a waste of time to me. ;)
[02:04] <Shadow}}> I thought the same thing about Encrypting... But... Encrypting Home seemed like a valid idea. O.o
[02:04] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, It is in the menu but either bleachbit or sudo bleachbit will bring up the gui
[02:05] <Shadow}}> So, sudo X runs an apt? (They are called apts, no?)
[02:05] <linelevel> wilee-nilee: Encryption doesn't affect this scenario at all. My whole drive is encrypted except for my /boot and a small partition that holds Windows (as a decoy). Within the encrypted partition, I use LVM for virtual partition management (swap, /home, etc.) The reason my bootloader is on a separate drive is so that when the TSA makes me turn on my machine, it boots straight into Windows, rather than loading grub2.
[02:05] <shawn1> To anyone:  I still can't seem to connect using putty
[02:05] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, It can but generally not used except if no desktop or needing an error info.
[02:06] <Shadow}}> But...I'm too lazy to click...
[02:06] <Shadow}}> More than 3 times. >->
[02:06] <wilee-nilee> linelevel, I'm not your best helper here.
[02:06] <weblife> I just completed my tutorial  series on working with Node.js and MongoDB with Ubuntu and then deploying to the cloud.  Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anDhGAtbO1U&feature=share&list=PLCTh_XwrphiKQHpqSG8mz_74U0_nrGxar   PDF: http://www.themindspot.com/trunk/tutorial.pdf  (Feedback welcome: Good, bad, and ideas)
[02:07] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, You want to be careful though running the wrong thing with sudo can be detrimental.
[02:07] <Shadow}}> Ah, So some /apts/ (Still wondering if thats the term) have alternate paths when utilizing sudo?
[02:08]  * Shadow}} is horrible at both his primary/only language; And also all terminology.
[02:09] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Unlike windows which will run in admin ubutu has a password you are in a standard account with admin access using sudo, like run a s admin in windows.
[02:09] <wilee-nilee> apps in general I suppose. ;)
[02:10] <Shadow}}> So then if you don't mind answering what does sudo stand for? If it does. o.o
[02:11] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Not sure as an an acronym but it is just one of the terms to raise the root access when needed.
[02:12] <Shadow}}> Kay, I have a problem over-analyzing things. -Nods-
[02:12] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Does not hurt to ask. ;)
[02:12] <Shadow}}> Especially considering I've only been using Ubuntu for two nights now lol..
[02:12] <wilee-nilee> !sudo | Shadow}} here is a wiki.
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> 'super user do'  :) i think.
[02:13] <Shadow}}> !cli
[02:14] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, In the right circumstances you can run sudo -i and be in super user in the terminal, you want to be sure that it is needed is all
[02:15] <Shadow}}> Hmm, In other words don't be lazy with Linux. xD
[02:15] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, You have git it man.
[02:15] <wilee-nilee> got*
[02:15] <newb235> The desktop animations are incredibly slow on my old laptop and I can't find a way to disable them. Is using the compizconfig-settings-manager really the only way?
[02:16] <Moral> Evening, I'm having some dificulty with my sound. Specifically it seems to be stuck thinking the HDMI is my output. I cant seem to get it to switch to my internal speakers. Im using xfce, when I switch to the ubuntu default it works. Any ideas?
[02:16] <wilee-nilee> newb235, Have you tried a lighter desktop like lubuntu?
[02:16] <usr13> I wouldn't put it that way. I would, however, say; Be careful with sudo (or admin privileges), don't use it unless it'
[02:16] <usr13> s needed
[02:16] <usr13> Shadow}}: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^66
[02:17] <newb235> wilee-nilee: Yes, but I'm afraid I might run into issues with that distro.
[02:17] <wilee-nilee> don't be lazy with any OS I might say, but any person has their definition of lazy is all.
[02:17] <wilee-nilee> newb235, In what way?
[02:17] <Shadow}}> You callin me evil boy? J/k, Thanks for all the info peoples.
[02:18] <newb235> wilee-nilee: I used the previous versions and the file manager didn't function properly and there were all sorts of little problems here and there.
[02:19] <wilee-nilee> newb235, How much experience do you have, might it be due to that as far as the lubuntu situation. I mean that in a kind way.
[02:19] <newb235> wilee-nilee: not very much experience.
[02:19] <wilee-nilee> lubuntu has less configs setup for sure
[02:20] <Shadow}}> Hm, sudo bleachbit certainly starts up bleachbit however it warns me the owner is not root. So I'ma just not utilize it in that manner.
[02:21] <Moral> Did anyone respond to my question? I accidentally rebooted.
[02:21] <wilee-nilee> newb235, You might try the fallback desktop it is a pseudo gnome 2 de, less effects.
[02:21] <Shadow}}> Uh...The sound problems?
[02:21] <wilee-nilee> Moral, not yet
[02:22] <Moral> ok, thanks
[02:22] <newb235> wilee-nilee: How do I do that?
[02:23] <Shadow}}> wile-nilee; Erm... You said my apps can be found where?... I've actually yet to start one that wasn't in the bottom bar. x-x
[02:23] <wilee-nilee> newb235, sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback
[02:24] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, YOu have xubuntu?
[02:24] <Shadow}}> Yes.
[02:25] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Should be a dropdown in the top panel, I use an app called synapse that with ctrl-space brings up a search gui, the slackers approach.
[02:25] <Shadow}}> So; sudo apt-get install synapse ?
[02:26] <bjrohan> my system won't start,  in recovery mode, it suggests running fsck.  I have dropped into a root shell, what fsck options would give me the best results. my issue is on SDA1`
[02:26] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Yeah, then launch it and hit prefrences and set the startup and any version you like.
[02:26] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, I would fsck from a live cd
[02:27] <wilee-nilee> you don't want it mounted
[02:28] <bjrohan> boot from a live media?
[02:28] <bjrohan> ok
[02:28] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, Yeah
[02:28] <bjrohan> once in a live usb, then what?
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> use fsck to filesystem check the filesystems bjrohan  ;)
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> sudo fsck /dev/sda1  (for example)  make sure sda1 is UNmounted
[02:30] <wilee-nilee> bjrohan, I'm not real up on the exact commands but the channel generally is, the couple of times I have ran it I just googled
[02:30] <raindrop> fsck all the things!
[02:30] <newb235> I think it's really weird that 13.04 only provides compiz by default. What if the user doesn't have an internet connection and can't search how to solve the lagginess problems? :\
[02:30] <Shadow}}> One more question as for now... In synapse the /colored/ plugins are already installed, Yes?
[02:31] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  mondern os's assume you got the internetz :)
[02:31] <guest-ILWr9z> can someone please pot there lightdm.conf file in pastebin mine or borked
[02:31] <newb235> gnome-session-fallback works great, by the way.
[02:31] <wilee-nilee> newb235, unity is a plugin in compiz running on top of gnome 3
[02:31] <wilee-nilee> newb235, Many like the fallback
[02:32] <newb235> Hmm, fallback seems to work much better overall too.
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> gnome3 is comming out with its own gnome-2 look/theme/session also
[02:32] <newb235> I can find stuff easier in fallback.
[02:32] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Not sure on that.
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> I would imagine Lubuntu is lighter then the gnome fallback session. simpiler also.
[02:33] <wilee-nilee> Dr_Willis, less than a 100MB when net installed
[02:33] <ggabriel96> guys
[02:33] <newb235> Dr_Willis: Thanks. I might try out Lubuntu later.
[02:33] <guest-ILWr9z> nobody??
[02:34] <ggabriel96> hey Dr_Willis you there? ;o
[02:34] <wilee-nilee> ram that is
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  im in and out all day/night long.
[02:34] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: :D. well I got another problem
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> I alwyas set up Lubuntu on my machines for guests and faimly to use if they need the pc. :) they can almost always figure it out.
[02:34] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: I just attempted to install the extension pack for virtual box and it asks for my administrative password. but I typed it 3 times and it says it's wrong!
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  see if it works in a console, or terminal
[02:35] <ggabriel96> isnt it the sudo password?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> 'sudo apt-get update' and se eif it takes it.
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> your sudo password is the same as your initial admin users password
[02:35] <guest-ILWr9z> can someone please post their lightdm.conf file in pastebin mine is borked after remove Kubuntu
[02:35] <ggabriel96> yes. and it worked
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> !find lightdm.conf
[02:36] <wilee-nilee> guest-ILWr9z, HOw did you remove kubuntu?
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> guest-ILWr9z:  i think you can do a  sudo apt-get install --reinstall lightdm   and it should restore the file
[02:36] <Shadow}}> Hm... Should I check Thunderbird > Passwords in Bleachbit? Says it contains a list of sites that should not store passwords...
[02:36] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: worked normally
[02:36] <guest-ILWr9z> I know i need the default unity pure ubuntu post
[02:37] <guest-ILWr9z> Dr_Willis, nope try that dpgk-reconfigure look at the deb package in apt-cache
[02:38] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, If you use the password remover it will remove the password to your email I believe, passwords with websites are a cookie thing to have it in the login I believe.
[02:38] <guest-ILWr9z> search google for a hour. from what I ca tell it laydown on install
[02:39] <Shadow}}> Thought so, Okay. I checked everything but a few things I am certain I don't want to clean. Except DropScan....Cause I have no idea what that is and says it'll be slow.
[02:40] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: that administrative password is the one Ive set in the installation, isn't it?
[02:40] <guest-ILWr9z> logged into guest account as I can not login to my user just send me back to login screen end less loop
[02:40] <wilee-nilee> guest-ILWr9z, If you remove desktops you want the meta lists and what you want to have loo in playing around left column for future or use now. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/
[02:41] <wilee-nilee> look*
[02:41] <latraviata2> ㅎㅇ
[02:41] <Shadow}}> *Deep Scan
[02:43] <Shadow}}> ...Its been too long. Whats the IRC nick register line?
[02:43] <kostkon> !register | Shadow}}
[02:43] <ggabriel96> be right back
[02:43] <guest-ILWr9z> wilee-nilee, Sorry already did that what borked my lightdm.conf
[02:44] <Shadow}}> Hm? Doesn't require an email or anything ?
[02:44] <Shadow}}> ...Sheesh, Thats what I get for spending 4 years on the same server. o_o'
[02:44] <wilee-nilee> guest-ILWr9z, Did you run the command Dr_Willis gave you, in a tty?
[02:45] <Shadow}}> Oh wait, I read that wrong. Ignore me. <-<
[02:45] <windows7user> hi, i new to ubuntu. I installed it as Live USB.  How to access my hdd from Live mode? I can't see them in Places and Media. Thanks
[02:45] <wilee-nilee> !register | Shadow}}
[02:45] <jdale> hi wilee-nilee
[02:45] <wilee-nilee> hi
[02:46] <wilee-nilee> windows7user, in home left panel
[02:46] <guest-ILWr9z> wilee-nilee, yes manytime or much more. I not new to linux :) all I need is a cat of /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[02:47] <windows7user> wilee-nilee, But i can't see both of them. I can see only my usb flash frive.
[02:47] <wilee-nilee> windows7user, Are you here due to problems with W7?
[02:47] <Shadow}}> Thank you both.
[02:48] <wilee-nilee> windows7user, If it gets messed up enough you wont have access is why I ask.
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> hmm. askubuntu.com says -->  /usr/share/doc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.gz  is an example
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> http://askubuntu.com/questions/168190/lightdm-conf-content-erased-now-stuck-in-low-graphics-mode
[02:48] <windows7user> wilee-nilee, My nickame is win 7 because i working with it too. i new to Ubuntu and i try tu understand this system ;)
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> first google hit i got. ;)
[02:49] <|Anthony|> after a shutdown my nic is now running at 100mbit/s instead of 1000. Any suggestions?
[02:50] <wilee-nilee> windows7user, I think we have a lack of details problem here, a HD that is not encrypted or using a exotic file system, should be easily accessible
[02:50] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: yep, the password doesn't work
[02:50] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: might it be related to users and groups?
[02:50] <guest-ILWr9z> Dr_Willis, there nothing Ubuntu in there all it has is al the prams you can set.
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  i dont really know what you have been doing, or done to the system.
[02:51] <chowdary> hi all
[02:51] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: Ive done nothing actually lol. if I'm not wrong, Ive already run into this wrong password thing (i think it was when I tried a su command)
[02:52] <smidley> can someone help me with an emulator related problem?
[02:52] <wilee-nilee> smidley, Only if you describe it.
[02:52] <Shadow}}> wilee_nilee; May I pm you briefly?
[02:52] <kostkon> !ask | smidley
[02:52] <Shadow}}> Gah, Knew it wasn't an underscore...
[02:53] <smidley> using XBMCbuntu, and I got zsnes to launch correctly from XBMC, but I don't have any sound
[02:53] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, I have PM's off, to many to much info and dragged out conversations.
[02:53] <wilee-nilee> nothing personal ;)
[02:53] <smidley> and I also followed a guide so that I can use lirc and my remote to close zsnes, but that's not working either
[02:53] <windows7user> wilee-nilee thanks. And one quetion i have. Year ago my 2 HDD was in Raid massive. After split RAID 1st HDD was format but 2nd HDD don't format. So  I can't access to my 2nd HDD from any system. Ubuntu can watch two hdd but can't access to it (sorry for my english)
[02:54] <wilee-nilee> windows7user, Not sure I'm not up on that area, your english fine.
[02:54] <Shadow}}> Hm, Well. Bleachbit was unable to perform a few actions involving /var/log/ is this due to encryption? If so, Should I run in sudo?
[02:54] <wilee-nilee> is* Doh
[02:54] <Shadow}}> Lol...
[02:54] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: the group for root is wheel, isn't it? can't find it in users and groups (donwloaded the gnome-system-tools)
[02:55] <nightdemon666> Hello, just popping in...
[02:55] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, I use the root option in the cli sudo, I assume you are okay with that being encrypted.
[02:55] <lalala> anybody knows moonlight download site?
[02:56] <lalala> ??
[02:56] <Shadow}}> !cli
[02:56] <nightdemon666> Moonlight?
[02:56] <lalala> Ya
[02:56] <wilee-nilee> lalala, Not sure it is in existence anymore
[02:56] <nightdemon666> Like silverlight?
[02:56] <lalala> yes
[02:56] <kostkon> lalala, for BT sports??
[02:56] <Shadow}}> Hm, Root option? In bleachbit? Or...Sorry not really following you on that one.
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  its not been wheel for ages.. its admin since like 2 releases+ ago
[02:57] <nightdemon666> Yeah, it may stwill exist, but i dont think its being supporteda anymore
[02:57] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: when I tried the "su" command in terminal some time ago, I always got wrong password. then I googled it and found that the root is kinda blocked by default
[02:57] <nightdemon666> Devs just quit working on it last i knew. And why not, silverlight is crap anyway.
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  root in ubuntu has no default password and thus disabled. You use sudo to get root access. not su
[02:57] <lalala> I need moonlight or something
[02:58] <Balder_Mikhailo> Hello everyone, Balder_Mikhailohere and i'm here and ready to DDoS.
[02:58] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, Root means admin in windows language loosely
[02:58] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: yes, but my root password is not working! I think its related to that
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  there is that netflix on ubuntu package that has a ff browser, wine, and silverlight somehow magically made to work together. ;)
[02:58] <nightdemon666> Lalala i think what you might be looking for is mono. Why do you need moonlight?
[02:58] <Shadow}}> Yes, But... Root option you mentioned, Is this in bb's preferences or are you saying use a terminal? o.o'
[02:58] <wilee-nilee> its a trick
[02:58] <lalala> netflix?
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  you shouldent have set a root password. theres no need. your sudo password is your users password. not roots. the 2 are totally unrelated
[02:58] <lalala> what is it
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> !netflix
[02:59] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: I didn't set a root password. I just set the password for my user during the installation and now the system says it's wrong
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  but it works when you login to that user at teh console?
[02:59] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, In the menu are both options, if you look it up with synapse hit the arrow down key to see it.
[02:59] <kostkon> lalala, after installing netflix, run it, it will open ie 10, then press F11 to get out of full screen and then you will have access to the address bar.
[02:59] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: that sudo apt-get update worked normally
[03:00] <nightdemon666> Hmm, i always suggest using a vm of windows for the need for netflix for *nix
[03:00] <Shadow}}> OH! Gotcha, Thanks.
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  so where is your sudo password not working?
[03:00] <lalala> ok
[03:00] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: when I try to install extensions pack in virtualbox
[03:00] <lalala> apt-get install netflix?
[03:00] <lalala> ??
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> i thought that netflix for linux thing used firefox in its  setup
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  read the url the bot gave.
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> !netflix
[03:00] <kostkon> !netflix | lalala
[03:01] <nightdemon666> No lalala, netflix is not a package to my knowledge, but is that what you are wanting moonlight for?
[03:01] <lalala> ok i will try
[03:01] <jdale> hi all
[03:01] <kostkon> nightdemon666, it's a package
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> the only thing i can think anyone needs moonliught for is netflix. ;)
[03:01] <nightdemon666> Lol, really? Um, ill have to look at the package details in synaptic :-P
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> nightdemon666:  its not in synaptic/repos by default.. see the bot url it gave.
[03:02] <JasonGriffee> How do I override the EDID info that my driver has picked up?
[03:03] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: did you read?
[03:03] <Shadow}}> wilee-nilee;Thank you for all the help, I'll be around...Not per say to bug you specifically. ;P
[03:04] <nightdemon666> Wow, what a pain in the but to watch netflix vids :-/
[03:04] <smidley> anyone know about XBMCbuntu and emulators?
[03:04] <nightdemon666> *butt
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  ive not had any of the issues with vbox that you have had.
[03:04] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, No problem, I'm not all that much of an IT person mainly armchair knowledge.
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> smidley:  its just ubuntu with xbmc installed by default. theres dozens of xbmc support sites and channels and forums.
[03:04] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: havent you ever had any issue with wrong sudo password?
[03:05] <Shadow}}> Same, Hah... Just nothing involving linux.
[03:05] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  nope. never.
[03:05] <ggabriel96> ;/
[03:05] <smidley> right
[03:05] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  unless your keyboard is set wrong, or wrong language
[03:05] <smidley> just thought I could get some help here
[03:05] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: nope, it works as it should on terminal
[03:05] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  try typeing it in gedit to see if its right.
[03:05] <Shadow}}> Well, Have a good night/day everyone. o/
[03:05] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: already tried in text editors, launcher
[03:06] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  to install the guest addations IN  the vbox os. I recall downloading some guestaddation iso. then i just used the terminal to install them.
[03:07] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: it's not guest additions, it's the extension pack. the virtual box install by its own. I downloaded the guest additions while running the vm and it failed to mount it I don't know why
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  vbox is not mounting the iso file  then?  you could exit the vm and set it to be mounted when it boots up via the vbox menus. or download the iso Inside the vm. and mount it via the mount loopback option
[03:09] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: I was running windows in the vm, downloaded guest additions "inside it" and it couldn't mount it
[03:11] <lalala> Dr_Willis
[03:11] <JasonGriffee> How do I override the EDID info that my driver has picked up?
[03:11] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: just checked and the guest additions is set as the ide secondary master (cd/dvd drive)
[03:12] <lalala> I am now getting wine-compholio
[03:13] <lalala> that may invovle with netflix
[03:13] <lalala> Dr willis
[03:14] <lalala> now I am getting wine-compholio
[03:14] <lalala> what is that?
[03:14] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  that netflix package has its own special wine, packages with browser + netflix and silverlight for use in it
[03:14] <lalala> aha
[03:15] <lalala> netflix is silverlight
[03:15] <lalala> right?
[03:15] <Dr_Willis> netflix USES silverlight
[03:15] <jdale> .join #hindi
[03:15] <jdale> oops
[03:15] <lalala> netflix+wine-copholio
[03:16] <lalala> that make me be able to use silverlight-using site
[03:16] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  thats why we suggested it.
[03:16] <lalala> ?
[03:16] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  it can do sites other then netflix i recall.
[03:17] <resure> How can I turn off 'alt+char' access to applications menu in Ubuntu 13.04? It doesn't allow using of any alt-hotkeys in terminal.
[03:17] <lalala> hm ok I will try
[03:17] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: this is very similar to the problem I'm having, but with another app: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2154044 what do you think of that solution?
[03:19] <ggabriel96> wooot
[03:19] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: that one worked!
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  try it and see i guess.  but i dont really see how its related to your windows os in vbox not accessing the guest addations iso
[03:19] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: no, its not related to that
[03:19] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: that's another thing Ill have to solve
[03:19] <lalala> hey willis
[03:20] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  you seem to have problems that i never have. :) makes me wonder what you have done to your poor ubuntu box. ;P
[03:20] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: I did nothing! >_<
[03:21] <santosh> Which license is this? http://pastebin.com/y4MHmRrL
[03:21] <jdale> santosh:  hi
[03:21] <lalala> NOt only On vBox that is possible but also wine-copholio
[03:21] <jdale> reply santosh  :P
[03:21] <lalala> is possible
[03:21] <kostkon> santosh, gpl3?
[03:22] <lalala> I need just doing on only ubuntu
[03:22] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: well. now if I am added to the vboxusers group and I have the extension pack, will usb work? or I need that guest additions?
[03:22] <lalala> not wine
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  i never really mess with getting vbox to access real usb devices. Its documented at the  ubuntu vbox wiki page/vbox manual.
[03:23] <lalala> wine is vbox
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  no it is not.
[03:23] <lalala> vbox is wine like me
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  wine is totally differnt then vbox
[03:23] <lalala> to me
[03:23] <lalala> hm
[03:24] <akasza> \leave
[03:24] <lalala> wine is working on just ubuntu?
[03:24] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  what?
[03:24] <lalala> vbox is same
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  err.. you are sort of rambling.
[03:25] <lalala> that is working on ubuntu
[03:25] <lalala> hm
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> wine runs windows executables.. vbox emulates a pc. to run a whole OS.
[03:25] <lalala> hm
[03:25] <lalala> playonlinux
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> playon linux is a wine frontend/variant
[03:26] <splitwire> crossover is worth the money
[03:26] <lalala> that make windows games possible on ubuntu
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> splitwire:  i havent even herd crossover mentioned in ages. i really dont think its worth the $$ unless it works for you i guess.
[03:26] <lalala> yes
[03:26] <lalala> ok
[03:26] <lalala> I understand
[03:26] <lalala> sorry
[03:26] <FloodBot1> lalala: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:27] <lalala> hehe
[03:27] <splitwire> Dr_Willis - I've had really good success with Crossover lately.  Works flawlessly with many games and Office 2010.
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> cant say ive ever had anything that needed it splitwire .
[03:28] <lalala> dont use enter?
[03:29] <xmetal> sometimes i run a portable windows app via wine, but i just chose to find Linux alternatives to any software i need in windows
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  dont hit enter every 3rd word.
[03:29] <kostkon> lalala, you need to write full sentences and then press enter ;)
[03:29] <lalala> how can insert my mentation
[03:29] <xmetal> but thats just me
[03:30] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: now I could install guest additions. it was automatically mounted o.o
[03:30] <splitwire> Dr_Willis, not needing it is a great thing :)  I ran across a free license deal through lifehacker.com once so I grabbed it then and was lucky I didn't have to shell out any $$
[03:30] <lalala> how can I do wine-compholio and how can I get netflix and how can I mix those ?
[03:31] <newb235> Oh dear: https://one.ubuntu.com/help/faq/are-my-files-stored-on-the-server-encrypted/
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  that netflix packatge that was mentined earlier installs all of those  and gives you a netflix icon you run
[03:31] <newb235> I don't understand why they don't provide any security.
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> !netflix
[03:32] <kostkon> lalala, you add the ppa, then you install the netflix-desktop package and you are ready.
[03:32] <ggabriel96> why the hell my usb is not mounting now -.- neither in ubuntu lol
[03:33] <felon> i have a question, does ubuntu come with a traceroute app
[03:33] <Dr_Willis> !find traceroute
[03:33] <ggabriel96> what are this ! commands?
[03:33] <Dr_Willis> !info tcptraceroute
[03:33] <ggabriel96> these*
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  notice the bot reply whenever someone does one? ;)
[03:34] <lalala> first I get wine-compholio, second I get netflix-desktop now how can I mix those ? Willis?
[03:34] <ggabriel96> yes
[03:34] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: I liked it, it's very smart and fast
[03:34] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: for what kind of stuff can I use that?
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  No..  You enable the ppa and install the package and it handles it all i think  read the url the bot gave.
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> !brain
[03:34] <ggabriel96> wow
[03:35] <ggabriel96> !google
[03:35] <lalala> what is tha t PPa
[03:35] <felon> i dont even know if thats the right program, does ubuntu have a program by default that i can trace a ip address and pinpoint what house it is
[03:35] <ggabriel96> lol
[03:35] <ggabriel96> google-fu?
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> !netflix | lalala  read here man
[03:35] <xmetal> i do have to say a simple web search would fix alot of questions new users have
[03:35] <xmetal> though i understand the point
[03:35] <felon> its for my wifi, i want to know where the guy lives thats riding my wifi
[03:36] <ggabriel96> be right back here
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> felon, use a wpa and block them.
[03:36] <Dr_Willis> xmetal:  reading what we make the bot say - would help a lot of people. ;)
[03:36] <felon> i know i know
[03:36] <felon> i dont want to
[03:36] <felon> i just wanna know what house it is
[03:36] <kostkon> lalala, if you want, have also a look at this http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/01/how-to-watch-lovefilm-redbox-instant-or-netflix-on-ubuntu
[03:36] <xmetal> thats true
[03:36] <xmetal> lol
[03:36] <wilee-nilee> felon, then don't complain we are not going to help you find the prson.
[03:36] <Dr_Willis> felon:  some routers can block based on mac, or other ways also.
[03:37] <Dr_Willis> dont broadcast your ssid perhaps.
[03:37] <felon> nm ill find out on my own
[03:37] <felon> thx
[03:39] <wilee-nilee> plugin and turn the wifi off, running wifi is asking for trouble all it takes is package capture to get in for the right use.
[03:39] <jdale> hey
[03:39] <jdale> hi wilee-nilee
[03:39] <jdale> remember t-ubuntu?
[03:39] <wilee-nilee> yeah
[03:39] <jdale> I as trying to help him out
[03:39] <wilee-nilee> in  a bour yes
[03:39] <jdale> was
[03:39] <jdale> Im his freind
[03:39] <wilee-nilee> blur*
[03:40] <jdale> but he got upset and went back to Vista
[03:40] <jdale> ...
[03:40] <lalala> willis u mean If I use Neflix, I must follow that site instructions ment? like compilation and patches?
[03:40] <kostkon> jdale, vista? :(
[03:40] <jdale> yeah..
[03:40] <jdale> well
[03:40] <wilee-nilee> jdale, It happens I would of used the W8 it came with.
[03:40] <jdale> His wifi issue was easy to fix
[03:40]  * xmetal screams ack at "vista"
[03:40] <jdale> well his desktop was a Dell Dimension 3000
[03:40] <xmetal> (sorry .. nervous reaction)
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  all i had to do as was mentoned eralier.. enable that netflix package ppa, and install the package using the package manager tools.. took all of like 3 min.
[03:41] <shawn1> Is anyone here familiar with putty?
[03:41] <wilee-nilee> jdale, I suspect the computer had a wifi card easily used, rather than a usb with no drivers,
[03:41] <shawn1> I successfully set up Mysql, Apache2, and PHP on my server
[03:41] <shawn1> now I'm trying to access it remotely using putty
[03:42] <shawn1> but it's not working
[03:42] <lalala> what is ppa
[03:42] <kostkon> !ppa | lalala
[03:42] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  the directions at this url are rather specific -> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/01/how-to-watch-lovefilm-redbox-instant-or-netflix-on-ubuntu
[03:42] <jdale> sorry wilee-nilee ?
[03:42] <Dr_Willis> !ppa | lalala
[03:42] <jdale> what do you mean?
[03:42] <xmetal> good grief
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  you do have ssh installed on the server?
[03:43] <shawn1> I think so
[03:43] <shawn1> how can I be sure?
[03:43] <lalala> PPA is what
[03:43] <lalala> I dont know PPA
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  go to the server and see if it can 'ssh localhost'
[03:43] <wilee-nilee> jdale, Thought I remembered the wifi as a usb, I talk with 100's of people a day and have a brain the size of a walnut so.......
[03:43] <shawn1> I type 'ssh localhost' into the command prompt?
[03:43] <jdale> yes wilee-nilee it was  USB
[03:43] <jdale> :)
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  thats ssh basics yes. on the server. see if it can ssh to itself.
[03:44] <Dr_Willis> !ssh | shawn1
[03:44] <wilee-nilee> jdale, You got a driver to work for a 10$ usb that many more at the same price plug and play?
[03:44] <jdale> well
[03:45] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[03:45] <jdale> wilee-nilee: he had trouble with the install.sh crap
[03:45] <jdale> :P
[03:45] <newb235> I think I'm going to try Linux Mint. I could never get used to Unity. It just feels incredibly clumsy.
[03:45] <wilee-nilee> it happens
[03:45] <jdale> he didn't want to deal with extracting the driver etc
[03:45] <jdale> yeah..
[03:45] <jdale> He has Ubuntu on his laptop though
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  install a differnt ubuntu desktop then.
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  xubuntu, lubuntu, gnome-shell,
[03:46] <kostkon> lalala, ppas are software repositories, in other words, remote sources of software. you need first to add the compholio ppa in your software sources list in order to be able to installl the netflix-desktop package.
[03:46] <wilee-nilee> newb235, The cinnamon desktop is in the raring repos, way less support there and none here for mint
[03:46] <newb235> Dr_Willis: I'm kind of scared to mess around too much.
[03:46] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  err. time to dig in and learn i guess.
[03:46] <Dr_Willis> newb235:  sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop   then select xubuntu at the login screen.. is rather trivial to do
[03:46] <Dr_Willis> easier theninstalling a whole new os.
[03:47] <wilee-nilee> support wise I would not give mint to a monkey on a rock
[03:47] <xmetal> i use another distro (not going to say it or i will get grief) ... i install one "desktop" then just install the packages for the others
[03:47] <lalala> ah ha yes so I first  add that repositories, and then I get to set that netflix-desktop
[03:47] <xmetal> :) much easier
[03:47] <xmetal> as Dr_ was just getting at
[03:48] <shawn1> It says that the authenticity cannot be established and asked if I want to continue
[03:48] <lalala> now how can I make it work that Netflix
[03:48] <wilee-nilee> xmetal, You closet arch user you.;)
[03:48] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  as was said eralier.. it adds a netflix icon to your programs.
[03:48] <lalala> hm
[03:48] <lalala> ok
[03:48] <shawn1> I guess I didn't set it up
[03:48] <xmetal> haven't tried that distro yet :P
[03:48] <shawn1> it said that it just added localhost to the list and asks me for a password
[03:48] <lalala> on
[03:49] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  this should have taken you allof like 5 min to get going..and you h ave been at it for like over an hr+
[03:49] <lalala> oh no
[03:49] <xmetal> the main ubuntu fork ... thats the one i use
[03:49] <xmetal> ;)
[03:49] <wilee-nilee> it's MINT boys get him
[03:49] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  it will want your password when you ssh in.
[03:49] <xmetal> lol
[03:49] <lalala> here are netflix icon
[03:49] <lalala> omg
[03:49] <kostkon> lalala, :)
[03:49] <shawn1> I put in my password and it shows me a bunch of system information
[03:49] <lalala> aha
[03:50] <xmetal> i mentioned slack in a mint room (just saying mint/ubuntu are easier for newbies i think) and i got grief .. .so i have to watch what i say
[03:50] <lalala> this is part of mono project right?
[03:50] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  no . that netflix thing is using silverlight in wine.
[03:50] <lalala> but wine mono
[03:51] <Dr_Willis> !mono
[03:51] <lalala> window popup is now appeared
[03:51] <Dr_Willis> mono is an open sourced implemtion of .net
[03:51] <shawn1> I tried to connect on putty again, but got nowhere
[03:51] <xmetal> really?
[03:52] <xmetal> i have heard of mono before but i never knew that
[03:52] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:   test with the local machine. you should ssh localhost. enter your password. then get a shell
[03:53] <lalala>  to get mono program works at .Net Program
[03:53] <ggabriel96> well I know this isn't the right place to ask, but no one is answering on vbox channel. do you guys know any way to boot vm with usb?
[03:53] <shawn1> yeah.  I've got the shell on the server
[03:54] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  so ssh is working on the server. if the pc cant ssh TO the server. see if it can ping the server. based on its ip#. could be some firewall or other network blocking going on
[03:54] <shawn1> how do I ping the server?
[03:54] <Dr_Willis> with the ping command. ;)
[03:55] <shawn1> lol!
[03:55] <shawn1> yes
[03:55] <shawn1> but is that a command available in windows?
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> windows has a ping command...
[03:55] <woo> I used ln -s /var/log/rsyslog /var/log/syslog and firestarter still isn't logging traffic
[03:55] <lalala> Wine Program is now searching solving dependency problem
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> windows also has a firewall that maybe blocking stuff
[03:55] <lalala> Netflix is not free?
[03:55] <shawn1> I tried to ping and the request timed out
[03:55] <lalala> Monthly fee?
[03:55] <lalala> omg
[03:55] <shawn1> I guess I'll need to check firewalls
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  netflix is a paid service.. correct..
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  no one ever said it was free.
[03:56] <shawn1> the internet company wouldn't block it for some reason, would it?
[03:56] <lalala> Omg
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  this is on a local lan or over the internet?
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> lalala:  enough with the OMG and ranting please.
[03:56] <shawn1> do I have a choice?
[03:57] <shawn1> It can be on either.  Right now my server is connected by ethernet cable to my router and my laptop is getting wireless internet from the router
[03:57] <shawn1> .
[03:57] <woo> both rsyslog and syslog are reading traffic rsyslog -> syslog so I think I did it right
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  you can alwyas set up ssh to use differnt ports..  and yes isp's may block port 22. or your router. or widnows firewall may be doingit
[03:57] <lalala> Netflix is not working in My Country
[03:57] <lalala> YET
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  if you are directlyconnected then it may be a windows firewall issue
[03:57] <shawn1> okay
[03:57] <lalala> hehe
[03:58] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: at the moment I have windows 7 and ubuntu in dualboot. now if I replace windows 7 with windows 8, will it mess the grub and ubuntu boot?
[03:58] <shawn1> would OSX typically block those connections?
[03:58] <Dr_Willis> shawn1:  see if the pcs can ping each other. thats a basic test.
[03:58] <Dr_Willis> ggabriel96:  i dont use windows 8 - so no idea what it does
[03:58] <ggabriel96> Dr_Willis: oh k ty
[03:58] <xmetal> thats what supergrub (and similar) tools are for
[03:58] <xmetal> :)
[03:58] <shawn1> I'm using a macbook with windows and OSX
[03:59] <jdale> hm
[03:59] <xmetal> windows will most likely over-write grub (linux is still there unless you format the entire drive) ... those recovery tools can get you back into your linux and will let you redo grub
[03:59] <lalala> to replace silverlight, I will pay?
[03:59] <lalala> damn
[03:59] <xmetal> (not sure how grub is seeing Win8 .. there is no way i see myself ever having or wanting win8(
[03:59] <xmetal> hmm
[04:00] <woo> xmetal: does it still use +chainloader?
[04:01] <wrektjet> hey question about disk space: when i set up my partitions and home folder i placed the OS on a seperate, smaller partition. im having an issue now because i am using STEAM within wine. in order to play the game i woish, i need to downlaod it within wine, which takes up more room than i have on the partion. is there a way aroundthat anyone can think of?
[04:01] <xmetal> beats me ... like i said i use win7 and dont see myself using win8 in the furtue
[04:01] <xmetal> fture
[04:01] <xmetal> oops .. my fingers have lost it ... lol
[04:01] <xmetal> future
[04:01] <shawn1> I'll get off and try it on the Mac side before trying to mess with all the firewall junk.  Thanks!
[04:01] <FroMaster> Anyone know how to get disk smart counters via SNMP?
[04:02] <lalala> I JUST NEED REPLACEMENT PROGRAM OF SILVERLIGHT ON UBUNTU SYSTEM
[04:02] <woo> wrektjet: RAID
[04:02] <lalala> LIKE MOONLIGHT
[04:02] <lalala> WHERE IS MOONLIGHT
[04:02] <lalala> DAMN IT
[04:02] <wrektjet> woo you mean add another hdd?
[04:02] <xmetal> anyone SUCESSFULLY use grub-imageboot ... i can get grub to see the ISO's but when i select them the grub "page" just reloads
[04:03] <woo> wrektjet: ya.  then you would have to trust gparted to do some magic
[04:03] <xmetal> not any big deal ... just curious
[04:03] <dFiM> hello
[04:03] <IdleOne> lalala: Please drop the caps
[04:04] <wrektjet> woo yikes seems like a big task
[04:04] <lalala> MOONLIHGT IS SO MUCH UNSTABLE THAT NOT REPLACE THAT GODDAMN SILVERLIGHT
[04:04] <woo> wrektjet: and quite unsafe
[04:04] <woo> wrektjet: would be worth the experience though
[04:04] <xmetal> :) @ hexchat ignore feature
[04:05] <woo> wrektjet: if the motherboard supports raid that would be 1 I think.  the one with no functionality of redundancy
[04:06] <dFiM> hm, my ubuntu system is lately some kind of slow, any suggestions, where I can start to look for possible bugs?
[04:06] <woo> !raid | wrektjet
[04:06] <wrektjet> woo yes it does but ive never done RAID plus merging the partitons (regardless of the physical seperation) seems risky
[04:07] <woo> wrektjet: its really easy with the right motherboard
[04:08] <wrektjet> im reading now.
[04:12] <woo> wrektjet: you can always take a snapshot of the current state of your harddisk using the dd command and  strorage that can hold the total disk size.  so you can have a full backup of that disk.
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> dFiM, How full are the partitions and or HD?
[04:14] <dFiM> wilee-nilee, only about 30% used
[04:15] <wilee-nilee> dFiM, Problem here is the majority of people we see here have this feeling and no real proof, so details are important. You can search the web with the slow whatever it is with bug ans see launch[pad bugs, and your hardware info is pertitnant the release and the desktoip, and any extra installs.
[04:16] <wilee-nilee> sorry for any misspells
[04:17] <dFiM> yes i know, that the statement "my ubuntu is getting slower" isnt really helpful, sorry. i thought, there are some things, that one can proof first, because they are common problems
[04:25] <santa> !ubuntu
[04:25] <santa> what is everyone doing?
[04:26] <wilee-nilee> not chatting that is #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:26] <splitwire> santa - Homework
[04:26] <santa> splitwire - what kind?
[04:26] <holstein> santa: please go to #ubuntu-offtopic for chat.. thanks
[04:26] <splitwire> santa - certification for microsoft office
[04:27] <santa> sorry holstein
[04:27] <santa> splitwire - very nice
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> so you get certified to prove you can err.. write letters and stuff in a word processor? :P
[04:30] <wrektjet> woo im reading up on it and i think i will just create a virtualmachine on a diff drive and solve my issue that way bec ive had problems with partitions and fstab in the past
[04:33] <Braden`> Hello
[04:33] <dixoncx> Hi, if i compile kernel from ubuntu kernel git as per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel, will this add a new entry in grub ? And can i load old kernels from grub menu ?
[04:33] <wrektjet> Q: how can i mount an ISO that is bootable? trying with furios ISO mont tool and no luck
[04:33] <Braden`> Is there an editor that can edit a file without loading all of it into memory?  (e.g. only load the segment you are at or load as you scroll)?  I have a 22GB SQL file that I need to edit
[04:35] <Dr_Willis> dixoncx:  the grub config tools scan and add all kernels i belive - so yes it should do it autimatically
[04:37] <Dr_Willis> wrektjet:  mount it same as you would any iso. the fact its bootable dosent metter
[04:37] <Dr_Willis> !iso
[04:38] <dixoncx> Dr_Willis, what if i compile from official kernel.org ? Also can you suggest me some resources to learn compiling kernel ?
[04:38] <Dr_Willis> dixoncx:  i havent had to mess with the kernel in years.
[04:38] <Dr_Willis> if it puts the kernel files int eh right place. update-grub should see and add them
[04:39] <Braden`> Anyone?
[04:39] <xmetal>  i had to compile a few kernals in slack 12 ...glad i know how but glad in ubuntu-like distros ... glad i dont have to
[04:39] <xmetal> :)
[04:39] <santa> yes braden
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> Braden`: i would be suprised if emacs, or vi couldent do it.
[04:39] <Braden`> vim crashes out
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> they can do most everything else. ;) but i have to wonder what sort of edits you are doing to a 22gb file
[04:39] <Braden`> It gets killed by the kernel for excessive memory usage
[04:40] <Braden`> trimming the first half of the file (to a specific line)
[04:40] <Dr_Willis> theres always sed and awk
[04:40] <santa> my best friend got killed by the kernal
[04:40] <Braden`> santa:  Yea, its pretty rough.
[04:40] <dixoncx> Dr_Willis, not messing with.. But whats better way to learn more about linux ?
[04:40] <Dr_Willis> if its on a 'per line' basis. head/tail can do that.
[04:40] <Dr_Willis> dixoncx:  reading docs and books and guides.
[04:40] <santa> braden you have no idea
[04:41] <Dr_Willis> head can read the first XXX lines and put them in a file.
[04:43] <xmetal> on mint 15 (yes yes i know off-topic) i had to upgrade from "***.17" kernal to "***.27" kernal to fix my issues on booting
[04:44] <holstein> !mint | xmetal
[04:44] <xmetal> i have found a few times that upgrading (however you do it) the kernal helps sometimes
[04:44] <Dr_Willis> theres unofficial kernel ppa's i belive for ubuntu.
[04:44] <xmetal> not asking for help .. jkust making a general comment
[04:44] <holstein> OH.. i see.. yeah.. kernel versions can make or break support
[04:44] <Dr_Willis> ive not had to mess with them in ages.
[04:45] <xmetal> i did see that "offical kernal" .. hmm never saw that in a repository before for ubunu/mint distros
[04:45] <xmetal> not sure what thats for
[04:45] <xmetal> i am sure a simple search on the web would answer that though
[04:45] <xmetal> :)
[04:45] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu has been slowly cutting out on the # of specilized kernels in the repos over the last few releases
[04:46] <Braden`> Thank you
[04:46] <xmetal> no need to havce alot of them, i guess
[04:46] <xmetal> but good to have a few prior versions, if you ask me
[04:47] <Dr_Willis> i mean like the 'server'kernel or the 'rt' kernel and so forth.
[04:47] <Dr_Willis> not sure whatr ones are even in the repos any more
[04:47] <xmetal> best part of compiling a kernal by hand, is since your adding another grub entry, if it "goes wrong" ... just boot your orginal kernal you were on and no harm done
[04:49] <xmetal> i usually see ".....-generic... " type entries ... in some distros i see an entry "i think usually at the very top of the kernal section in say Synaptic that says "Generic Kernal" or something
[04:49] <xmetal> i forgot exactly
[04:49] <Dr_Willis> worst part about compilng a kernel.. doing it - spending time.. testing.. then it not booting because you frogot to include ext2/3/4 support.. ;P
[04:49] <dixoncx> Ok,ok... not messing with custom kernels in ubuntu... will do secondary debian install for that..
[04:49] <xmetal> =))
[04:49] <xmetal> true
[04:49] <Jack1> hey guys just installed ubuntu 13.04 into my PC, 1GB ram, 3.4Ghz pentium 4. I love the layout, but it is very slow compared to the XP I had before, freezes all the time. any suggestions?
[04:49] <holstein> dixoncx: debian will have the same needs
[04:49] <xmetal> i wouldn't do that in this distro, but i would in ones like slackware
[04:49] <xmetal> (IF i had to)
[04:50] <Dr_Willis> Jack1:  and your video card is what?
[04:50] <xmetal> ubuntu/mint makefs it seasy
[04:50] <xmetal> oops @ fingers
[04:50] <xmetal> makes it*
[04:50] <Jack1> I actually have no idea just had an old pc running around, does that matter?
[04:50] <Dr_Willis> Jack1:  if you want the proper video drivers.. yes.
[04:50] <holstein> Jack1: how old? are you trying to run main ubuntu on it?
[04:50] <Dr_Willis> thats very likely why its slow.
[04:50] <xmetal> what desktop?
[04:51] <Jack1> youtube videos are good even HD, just freezes a lot like when I open few tabs in firefox
[04:51] <Dr_Willis> browser+flash and a few tabs. can really suck down the ram.
[04:51] <Jack1> dell optiplex gx620
[04:51] <xmetal> (gnome, kde, xfce, (one i just discovered myself) lxde ? )
[04:51] <xmetal> ram matters
[04:52] <Jack1> just didnt expect it to be slower than windows xp
[04:52] <xmetal> 1 GB hmm not sure what the info is on ubuntu but that seems at least "good enough" for me
[04:52] <Jack1> even without flash video playing still freezes, i followed some advice online changed swap size from 60 to 10
[04:52] <xmetal> though maybe more ram would help
[04:52] <xmetal> -maybe
[04:52] <holstein> Jack1: windows gave you drivers for the hardware, and the hardware is intended to run XP...
[04:53] <dixoncx> holstein, please explain..
[04:53] <holstein> Jack1: you can likely get "good" performance, if you would like to explore one of the suggetions.. looking at the graphics driver and/or trying a different desktop
[04:54] <holstein> dixoncx: explain what?
[04:54] <Jack1> too bad i really like Ubuntu
[04:54] <dixoncx> "debian will have the same needs"
[04:54] <Jack1> might need to go back to xp if this is the performance
[04:54]  * xmetal sighs
[04:54] <holstein> dixoncx: if you are going to debian to have an "easier" time using a custom kernel.. it will be quite similar
[04:54] <Dr_Willis> you havent even tried to learn what your video chipset is have you?
[04:54] <holstein> Jack1: XP is nearly EOL
[04:55] <Dr_Willis> MS has been trying to kill XP for some time now. :) its like a zombie that wont die.
[04:55] <holstein> Jack1: you can try lubuntu or xubuntu live... or let us know what hardware you have.. or ask your manufacturer for linux support
[04:55] <xmetal> cause MS keeps messing stuff up on the new OS's
[04:55] <Dr_Willis> it will take just a few min to get lubuntu installed on top of your ubuntu install.
[04:55] <xmetal> so they keep XP around cause some do not want to upgrade or have the hardware to upgrade
[04:56] <dixoncx> lspci wont tell hardware info..?
[04:56] <xmetal> my "old" desktop probably would hang running some of the newer OS's from MS ... xp runs fune, dualbooting
[04:56] <xmetal> :)
[04:56] <Jack1> 1 video tap 1 regular tab, just froze for 3 min
[04:56] <Jack1> tab
[04:57] <Jack1> mouse is jittering and not really moving on the screen
[04:57] <xmetal> i'd try lxde or xfce desktops on that PC
[04:57] <holstein> Jack1: i understand you are having an issue.. have you tried a different desktop environment? or graphics driver?
[04:57] <holstein> Jack1: finding a solution will require your action
[04:57] <xmetal> may not support (jack's pc) some of the say "more advanced kde4 stuff"
[04:57] <Jack1> yes but i ws under the impression that ubuntu should support my current hardware
[04:57] <xmetal> graphics drivers couild be it too
[04:58] <mobile> anyone ever used debian befefore
[04:58] <holstein> Jack1: why? did the vendor say it would?
[04:58] <Dr_Willis> nvidia and ati cards both have propitary drivers that may or may not be needed
[04:58] <Dr_Willis> mobile:  lots of people use debian
[04:58] <Dr_Willis> mobile:  in one form or another
[04:58] <holstein> Jack1: if they didnt, and we *know* they didnt,the volunteers here are trying to help you support that hardware
[04:58] <wilee-nilee> mobile, Not really a ubuntu support issue.
[04:58] <mobile> no i mean has anyone in here. im thinking of switching to it but, is there any advantage
[04:59] <mobile> i know. general question
[04:59] <holstein> !ot | mobile
[04:59] <Dr_Willis> mobile:  its a more 'roll your own' - so try it and see if you like it. dosent matter to us.
[04:59] <Jack1> how can I check what video card I have and memory of it in ubuntu, sorry im very new to ubuntu dont know device manager and stuff
[04:59] <mobile> ok thanks
[05:00] <Ben64> how can i reset my mysql password?
[05:00] <Dr_Willis> Jack1:  the lspci command.
[05:00] <holstein> !mysql
[05:04] <|Anthony|> after a shutdown my nic is now running at 100mbit/s instead of 1000. Any suggestions?
[05:04] <Jack1> Intel 82945G/GZ integrated graphics controller
[05:05] <Dr_Willis> |Anthony|:  check out what ethtool says about it? did the dog chew the cable? did the grandkids chew the cable? (happened to me once)
[05:05] <|Anthony|> lol@grandkids
[05:05] <|Anthony|> it is a different cable tbh
[05:05] <|Anthony|> we moved
[05:05] <Dr_Willis> funny because its true.. toddler chewed through one i had.
[05:06] <|Anthony|> lucky it doesn't carry much current ;)
[05:06] <Dr_Willis> extension cord had teeth marks on it also.  I would check differnt cables first. to eliminate that possiblity
[05:06] <Dr_Willis> try differnt ports onthe router also if you can.
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> and perhaps test with a live cd. see if that also gives the lower speeds.
[05:07] <|Anthony|> checked ethtool yesterday. shows it's running @100 although it's showing 1000 capability
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> that maybe a good first test. if the live cd is the higher speed, then you know its a os issue i guess
[05:07] <|Anthony|> tbh, the only thing that has changed is the cable
[05:08] <|Anthony|> since i'm further from the router/firewall (pfsense box)
[05:08] <|Anthony|> all else is the same. just shutdown to make the move, reconnected everything when we got here
[05:08] <|Anthony|> :/
[05:09] <|Anthony|> really only frustrating when the server does its backups
[05:09] <xmetal> wow ... wasn't paying attention
[05:10] <xmetal> lol @ grandkids chewing the cable
[05:10] <|Anthony|> i wouldn
[05:10] <|Anthony|> t put it past the 2 yo here tbh
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> he likes to hit the power button and run away also.. on the pc.
[05:10] <|Anthony|> that's always fun
[05:10] <KimPrince> wilee-nilee, are you still there?
[05:13] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, yes
[05:14] <KimPrince> wilee-nilee, you gave me some advice earlier but I have been away from my PC for several hours...  would you mind repeating, please?  It was to do with my phpmyadmin giving 404 errors after partial upgrade ubuntu 12.04?
[05:15] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, I just suggested a sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade   which may oick up any packages missed by partial upgrade
[05:15] <wilee-nilee> pick*
[05:16] <wilee-nilee> KimPrince, A partial is missing dependencies usually and they may show up.
[05:17] <KimPrince> wilee-nilee, thank.  Just tried it but alas not fixed...
[05:17] <KimPrince> thanks
[05:20] <eep_> I don't know how to use my cloud!!!!
[05:20] <eep_> @Idleone are you here?
[05:21] <eep_> how do I use my cloud??????????
[05:21] <wilee-nilee> eep_, ubuntuone?
[05:22] <eep_> yes.
[05:23] <wilee-nilee> eep_, setup with a password the gui is helpful, there is a #ubuntuone channel as well.
[05:25] <eep_> Thank you. New to the cloud idea. Was against it for a while. Decided to actually give it a shot. Thanks again.
[05:25] <wilee-nilee> eep_, No problem, I use one for grad papers and info.
[05:34] <Guest4473> hola
[05:37] <Shadow}}> Hello, Can someone help me install Skype onto this Xubuntu 13.0.4 (I believe thats the version...Was the latest one two days ago upon installation.)
[05:38] <Shadow}}> I went to Skype's site, But the distributor didn't list xubuntu and the ubuntu seemed out of date, So i assume I need to to do the dynamic tar one, no?
[05:39] <rypervenche> Shadow}}: The one on the site is the latest version for Ubuntu.
[05:39] <Jack1> i just installed the linux intel video drivers from intels site, ill let u know if anything changes. thanks
[05:39] <Shadow}}> And that will work for this version?
[05:39] <wilee-nilee> Shadow}}, xubuntu and ubuntu have the same base I would try the 12.04
[05:39] <rypervenche> Shadow}}: <IP_ADDRESS> is the latest version I think.
[05:40] <Shadow}}> Thank ya kindly.
[05:41] <KimPrince> wilee-nilee, got it!  /phpmyadmin is an alias for /usr/share/phpmyadmin  Instead of defining this in phpmyadmin.conf, I need to define it in the apache2 alias.conf
[05:42] <Shadow}}> No clue what a dep file is... Will it have a preset default to open with?
[05:42] <Shadow}}> Nvm.
[05:43] <Shadow}}> I should of remembered seeing .dep during my updating last night. xD
[05:44] <Shadow}}> Another question~ Will my m1crosoft live cam function through skype on here?
[05:46] <Twenty-three> hi guys, a recent kernel update left me with a black screen upon booting, i tried to fix this through many appraoches but what worked was selecting a different kernel in GRUB. Now resolution is good and all but I don't get to see unity, only the desktop icons, i'm not sure how to reset unity, any clues?
[05:47] <Shadow}}> ..W!n lied its butt off saying it required alot of m1c files on my other drive...That turned out to  be false on Skype... Along with alot of things they claimed wouldn't function when I disabled the components. Reason I'm using Ubuntu now, Only thing that annoys me is I was told to start using it over 7 years ago and ignored my mentor. o-o''
[05:48] <rypervenche> Shadow}}: I'm not sure. We would have to get more info on the webcam. Is it plugged in right now? Have you tried to use it?
[05:48] <Shadow}}> *6...Hm, No I believe it actually was 7. xD
[05:48] <Shadow}}> Naw, I don't trust the built in mic... Its out in the shed. O.x
[05:49] <rypervenche> Shadow}}: I"m talking about the webcam
[05:49] <Shadow}}> So am i.... >->;
[05:50] <rypervenche> Oh
[05:50] <Shadow}}> Yeah...I'm /that/ paranoid.
[05:52] <Shadow}}> I have to take an anxiety med just to get on IRC, Due to my lack of knowledge of setting up a VPN. =.=
[05:58] <Shadow}}> Well crud, I won't know if this Skype functions properly till my only active contact signs-in.
[06:00] <rypervenche> Shadow}}: You can use the test call
[06:02] <Shadow}}> Right! Forgot, I gave up remembering it existed cause of my liveusb.
[06:04] <uncle_zipper> Hey, does anybody know anything about a driver called nouveau? It's glitching up my screen quite a bit and I don't know where to start with trying to fix it
[06:05] <Dr_Willis> uncle_zipper:  thats the open sourced nvidia driver i belive. What is your video card/chipset?
[06:06] <uncle_zipper> Dr_Willis: lspci | grep VGA 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV28 [GeForce4 Ti 4200 Go AGP 8x] (rev a1)
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> Twenty-three:  make a new user. and see if the desktop works properly for them. If so then that would point ot a user setting issue
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> uncle_zipper:  tried the nvidia drivers from the 'addational-drivers' tool?
[06:06] <uncle_zipper> No, I haven't. I'll see if I can get that to work, thanks
[06:07] <Dr_Willis> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[06:09] <gogi_> hello
[06:10] <Twenty-three> Dr_Willis: hi, i have tried to move ~/.config to ~/.config_old and i managed to retrieve the launcher and all except the resolution was incorrect, when i tried to resintall the Nvidia drivers it went back to the same problem
[06:10] <Dr_Willis> Twenty-three:  but an older kernel works properly with the nvidia drivers?
[06:11] <Twenty-three> Dr_Willis: yes, it did, the resolution was correct but the launcher was still missing
[06:12] <Dr_Willis> hmm.. somthing seems odd.  so its  launcher worked..  res was wrong....   in one case.. then 'launcher dident work, but res was correct' on the newer kenel?
[06:13] <Twenty-three> Dr_Willis: yes, i have purged the nvidia drivers since then in an attempt to restore things based on some instruction for a similar problem i found through google
[06:15] <Dr_Willis> You did run nvidia-settings after installing the drivers and set the proper options for your system?
[06:22] <Twenty-three> Dr_Willis: nope, i hadn't done that when i originally installed the drivers so I didn't deem it necessary. btw, i tried ssomething else that was suggested elsewhere opening the compiz settings window and enabling unity (which was diabled) upon trying to enable this it complained about OpenGL, not sure about the significance of this, but it failed to enable unity
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> Unity would be disabled i imagine if the 3d drivers are not working right
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> what ubuntu release was this?
[06:28] <uncle_zipper> Dr_Willis: This is an old chip... GeForce4 drivers were apparently last updated in 2004. nVidia doesn't support them any more, but I managed to find a download for what is supposedly an nVidia driver for it. It's a .run file, something I've never heard of. I can't figure out how to execute it.
[06:29] <uncle_zipper> Even as root it tells me that permission has been denied
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> uncle_zipper: clakes  it may be so old of a driver it may not work on the newer kernels
[06:29] <uncle_zipper> Dang
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> if the current nvidia drivers supported that card. then it SHOULD be listed in the addational-drivers tool
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> in 13.04 its under 'software sources' program, on the last tab
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> see if it recommends the nvidia drivers
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> its possible the nvidia drivers domnt suppiort it any more. in which case you will need to use the open sourcd drivers
[06:30] <uncle_zipper> ); Running Salix. Ubuntu has quite a few more active people in their IRC
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> no idea how salix does anything.
[06:31] <Ben64> uncle_zipper: please don't come to #ubuntu for help with not ubuntu
[06:31] <Dr_Willis> if you insist on trying those .run drivers. they CAN /Might break things..  you would 'chmod +x foo.run' THEN run the,m  sudo ./whatever.run
[06:31] <Dr_Willis> I cant even recall hearing about salix. ;)
[06:31] <uncle_zipper> Ben64: Am I going to upset the Distro Gods? My bad :P
[06:31] <Ben64> its based on slackware
[06:31] <Ben64> not even close to supported here
[06:32] <Dr_Willis> slackware is radically differnt. :) you may  as well be asking in #slackwarew
[06:32] <uncle_zipper> Eh... I don't know about that. Have you ever gone in there?
[06:32] <Ben64> that card works fine on ubuntu though, so maybe you should switch? :D
[06:33] <uncle_zipper> Ben64: Perhaps. I was thinking about moving over to Xubuntu for this old laptop... I mainly wanted something quick, since this thing has a Pentium-M @ 1.4GHz. It's not the greatest machine
[06:41] <peterrooney> uncle_zipper: you're not so much going to upset people, as _any_ advice given for a ubuntu system has the potential to hose a salix system, no matter how well intentioned.
[06:42] <jdale> hi nandalpn
[06:43] <peterrooney> uncle_zipper:  i'd hate to be the guy who helped you hose your own system, and you'd hate me for doing it.  how does salix differ from ubuntu? only salix could know.
[06:43] <jdale> nandalpn: reply :P
[06:43] <TomsMo> Hey ya'll, how can I troubleshoot these random and spontaneous log-outs I've been getting?
[06:44] <TomsMo> I've got my syslog open right here if you can tell me what to look for.
[06:44] <uncle_zipper> This system is new and unimportant, fortunately
[06:44] <uncle_zipper> Well... The computer certainly isn't new. The OS is, I meant
[06:45] <Twenty-three> Dr_Willis: sorry, i was away from the keyboard, this is 13.04
[06:48] <TomsMo> Anyone? I'm willing to listen.
[06:49] <UndrWater> just wanted to say thanks to ubuntu folks for helping me install gentoo...new stuff is crazy :)
[06:50] <ooommm> hi; may you glance this page: http://colmanlayout.webs.com/
[06:50] <ooommm> Have you any idea for improving it? I would appreciate any idea :)
[06:50] <ooommm> Would you like to use this keyboard layout instead of ancient QWERTY layout?
[06:51] <ooommm> If yes, I'll continue for documentations
[06:52] <Guest___> Anyone know if NTP protocol that is not properly configured affect the time storage formats?
[06:52] <ooommm> the layout is based of a large amount of analyses!
[06:52] <Ubnoobtu> o/ 07
[06:53] <Guest___> or let me rephrase: Does server clock synchronization affect the way time storage format?
[06:54] <Guest___> I apologize if this question is distantly related to this channel focus.
[06:55] <Guest___> I'm a rookie trying to understand how server sync times relate to database storage
[07:00] <peterrooney> ntpd does not affect how time is stored; it affects how accurately the system clock keeps time.  see http://www.redhat.com/archives/nahant-list/2005-December/msg00009.html
[07:03] <Guest___> thanks peterrooney
[07:05] <peterrooney> Guest___:  you're welcome.  It helped me greatly once.
[07:08] <ganeshran> hi I am trying to install Ubuntu over an existing EFI boot, is that possible
[07:08] <ganeshran> It is not a grub , but gummiboot
[07:08] <wilee-nilee> ganeshran, EFI as in W8?
[07:08] <wilee-nilee> or an apple computer?
[07:09] <ganeshran> wilee-nilee: no . I don't have Windows 8. It is UEFI booting
[07:09] <wilee-nilee> !uefi | ganeshran
[07:09] <ganeshran> wilee-nilee: I installed arch linux moved to GPT and an ESP partition
[07:10] <wilee-nilee> ganeshran, I'm not up on uefi so can only give you links. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147295
[07:10] <ganeshran> wilee-nilee: ok thanks
[07:10] <aeon-ltd> is there a reason you're not using grub2?
[07:11] <ganeshran> aeon-ltd: I got gummiboot installed after a lot of work. :( Don't want to break it again.
[07:11] <ganeshran> aeon-ltd: If i install ubuntu now, will it automatically use grub2?
[07:12] <leckoren> could anyone help me, I want to run a file.sh (made my self) it is about 5 commands that run with && after each one, but when I put them on their own lines in the file, and not in one line I get a error, syntax error near unexpected token `&&' any idea
[07:12] <leckoren> will post code if needed
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> why are you using &&?
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> command &7 command && command
[07:13] <leckoren> I only want the commands to run if the one before ran ok
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> you need to use some actual logic or stick to them on one lune
[07:13] <dorohoro> is there way to instal intel graphic instaler on ubuntu 12.04
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> line. I belive
[07:14] <leckoren> actual logic, aka, a function?
[07:14] <Dr_Willis> if/fi and so forth
[07:14] <leckoren> ya ok, and the &7 what does that do that && does not?
[07:14] <auronandace> dorohoro: the intel drivers are already installed
[07:15] <Dr_Willis> typs
[07:15] <Dr_Willis> typo :)
[07:15] <leckoren> kk ty
[07:16] <llutz> leckoren: either chain all your commands into one line, devided by && or if you insist on using one command per line, escape the newlines with \
[07:16] <Dr_Willis> !abs
[07:16] <Dr_Willis> using && and \  wouldbe a bit weird  to read
[07:16] <llutz> Dr_Willis: better than 500char lines :)
[07:16] <dorohoro> less /etc/modules
[07:17] <Dr_Willis> but stuff like...
[07:17] <Dr_Willis> command && \
[07:17] <Dr_Willis> command2 &&\
[07:17] <Dr_Willis> just seems.. odd.
[07:17] <ganeshran> When I try to install ubuntu it says no root filesystem defined
[07:17] <leckoren> I have edit this file over 100-150 time in the past 1-2 hours, I would just like in on more then one link of easy of editing,
[07:17] <leckoren> using putty ssh
[07:18] <leckoren> up runs commands to update my server and cp the files to all them then restart/update the services on them all
[07:18]  * Dr_Willis rereads that a few more times...
[07:18] <auronandace> ganeshran: you ned to pick your root partition to install it to
[07:18] <ganeshran> auronandace: I already chose /dev/sda1
[07:19] <leckoren> ty @llutz
[07:19] <auronandace> ganeshran: have you picked it as /
[07:20] <ganeshran> auronandace: I will take an image and upload it
[07:24] <ganeshran_> auronandace: http://i.imgur.com/xlPKnar.jpg
[07:25] <ganeshran_> auronandace: this is the boot menu
[07:25] <peterrooney> leckoren: &7 is a typo
[07:25] <auronandace> ganeshran_: select change and use it for / mountpoint
[07:25] <leckoren> peterrooney: ya got that
[07:25] <auronandace> ganeshran_: at the very least you need /
[07:26] <ganeshran_> auronandace: thanks I have mounted /dev/sda1 as /
[07:26] <leckoren> using Command &&\ [newline] Command &&\ [newline] Command &&\ [newline] Command works just fine thanks @llutz
[07:26] <ganeshran_> auronandace: Install is starting now. I just hope it doesnt mess up my existing EFI boot
[07:27] <llutz> leckoren: works but looks a bit odd, as Dr_Willis already stated
[07:27] <ganeshran_> auronandace: Does Ubuntu autodetect UEFI partitions or does it overwrite everything?
[07:27] <auronandace> !uefi | ganeshran_
[07:28] <leckoren> looks odd and work, sounds link most of my servers, lol, and coding
[07:28] <auronandace> ganeshran_: not sure why you wanted to give ubuntu over 200gb, seems a bit much to me
[07:28] <leckoren> like*
[07:28] <ganeshran_> auronandace: can I resize that later
[07:28] <ganeshran_> auronandace: I just wanted to store my files over it as well
[07:29] <auronandace> ganeshran_: i prefer using a storage partition, that way i just mount the storage partition in whatever os i'm in (keeps your files safer too when you need to wipe the os)
[07:29] <jdale> ganeshran_:  you can :)
[07:29] <ganeshran_> It is installing now. Hope the bootloader isnt messed up *fingers_crossed*
[07:29] <jdale> it depends
[07:29] <jdale> good
[07:29] <jdale> :D
[07:36] <pet2001>  /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER pet2001 hldevweqtqir
[07:36] <aeon-ltd> pet2001: might wanna chhange that
[07:36] <auronandace> !identify | pet2001
[07:36] <llutz> pet2001: better luck next time
[07:41] <ganeshran_> my uefi boot doesnt work :(
[07:41] <ganeshran_> It boots to Linux Boot Manager but the keyboard and mouse don't work after booting has completed
[07:44] <ganeshran_> I am able to see the login screen but the keyboard and mouse are frozen. Has anyone faced this issue on a UEFI boot?
[07:46] <Casey> I have a folder /mnt/ that has my two raid drives mounted in there and I the /mnt/ folder's permissions is set to "root" as the owner. I would like it to be set as an user instead.
[07:48] <honestly>  /mnt should have root as owner.
[07:48] <honestly> use fstab or mount options to mount your drives with a different owner / mask
[07:49] <llutz> Casey: what filesystem are you using? for unix-fs (ext-fs, xfs etc) you use chown to change ownership, not mount-options
[07:49] <llutz> !permissions | Casey
[07:55] <dhananjay_kumar> how to mount usb in ubuntu?
[07:55] <jdale> hmm
[07:56] <someone235> hey, how can I change my crontab path? e.g, I want cron to read the file ~/myCustomDir/crontab
[07:59] <corehook> Guys I accidentally delete a file that would back up what do I do now?
[07:59] <ntzrmtthihu777> heyo! how would you compress an ogg file using avconv?
[07:59] <corehook> i confused tar params
[07:59] <corehook> and now my truecrypt file is gone :(
[07:59] <corehook> Please guys help me!
[08:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> corehook: calm down, or the FloodBot's will get you.
[08:02] <tsunamie> k so logical check for me to udnerstand AIDE - If you create a AIDE db using a default conf.  then someone adds ignores to it later on. I want to know if it still checks for the files when a aide -c /etc/aide/aide.conf --check is performed. The ignore rules only work i creating the AIDE DB right. Not in the fact that your using the DB to check your system?
[08:02] <leckoren> I have been working on my update scripts, and I can running into a error and google is of not much help. I am running the command ssh -i user@server "command --update; echo "service Updated remotely"|wall; exit" and I get the error "wall: cannot get tty name: Invalid argument" but everything on the remote server worked just fine and even posted the message to the wall, just on the server running the script do I get the error, any ide
[08:11] <llutz> leckoren: that is not really an error, check walls $? (should be 0)
[08:14] <leckoren> it is 0
[08:15] <leckoren> so i should just ignore? i was just think there might be a easy fix to not display that wall "error/whatever" when it works fine. meh, it works
[08:16] <llutz> leckoren: so either ignore that message, redirect output to dev/null or file a bugreport (bsdutils)
[08:16] <yanong> 好
[08:17] <wilee-nilee> !cn | yanong
[08:20] <ewerton> It is possible to install Unity Preview in the Ubuntu 12.04???
[08:22] <wilee-nilee> ewerton, unity web-apps preview?
[08:23] <zacts> if I install the pre-release of the next ubuntu, how can I upgrade it when it becomes stable? is it as simple as apt-get upgrade?
[08:23] <wilee-nilee> ewerton, from a ppa if this is what you mean. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/how-to-install-ubuntus-new-web-apps-feature
[08:23] <auronandace> zacts: yes
[08:23] <llutz> !13.10| zacts basically yes
[08:24] <bigwily> How do I check ram usage
[08:24] <bigwily> vmstat -MS
[08:24] <tsimpson> leckoren: try with passing -t to ssh
[08:24] <bigwily> vmstat -SM
[08:24] <auronandace> !final | zacts
[08:25] <zacts> ok
[08:25] <llutz> auronandace: an even better factoid :)
[08:25] <leckoren> tsimpson: ssh -t -i "commands to run" like so
[08:25] <tsimpson> leckoren: yes, but I don't know why you're passing -i at all
[08:26] <leckoren> for the rsa key file
[08:26] <leckoren> I don't use passwords, I use rsa keys
[08:26] <wilee-nilee> bigwily, 3 ways. http://askubuntu.com/questions/138668/is-there-a-program-that-tells-ram-usage
[08:26] <tsimpson> leckoren: ok, but you didn't show that just -i user@server
[08:27] <leckoren> ya, when you pass just -i it looks in the ~/.ssh/ folder for a file named id_rsa by defalt
[08:27] <llutz> leckoren: it does even without -i
[08:29] <leckoren> O I see now, sorry, I am so used to my own code did not think about it, I am using the -i because I am telling ssh to use a key file other then the id_rsa file
[08:29] <Guest14896> hello
[08:31] <leckoren> tsimpson: the -t got rid of the error and posted the wall command, thanks much better
[08:32] <tsimpson> no problem
[08:32] <llutz> leckoren: if you use that often, its imho easier to specify "IdentityFile xxx" in ~.ssh/config for the hosts
[08:33] <llutz>  ~/.ssh/*
[08:35] <leckoren> llutz: reasoning for me, because I have 2 RSA keys, one that has a password on it and one with out. the one with out encryption I keep vary safe (as can be). I want ssh to use only the encrypted one, and only even think about the unencrypted one if I tell it to
[08:38] <pk__> I just installed ubuntu using a minimal cd
[08:39] <nikmah> .how to install libre office 4 on ubuntu 11.4
[08:39] <nikmah> pleace help
[08:40] <wilee-nilee> !11.04 | nikmah
[08:41] <jdale> Hi
[08:41] <nikmah> ubottu : how to step by step instalation libre office 4
[08:42] <wilee-nilee> nikmah, 11.04 is end of life and not supported, do you have a reason for using it?
[08:43] <pk__> I just installed ubuntu from minimal cd it gives a terminal...but after 1 or 2 minutes of runing it either hangs or reboots and sometimes says BUG kernel error dereferencing null.....what can i do? Can i try some other kernel?
[08:43] <the_cyber_guy> i have dkim and spf set even then my mails are being thrown in spam folder. here is the original mail with headers http://pastebin.com/yexnWm0D
[08:44] <theadmin> When using Java-based apps (any of them, really) my system overheats and powers off in about half an hour. Using openjdk 7. What gives?
[08:44] <nikmah> wilee-nilee : hemmmmm.,. libre office does not support in ubuntu 4 11:04
[08:44] <theadmin> The system is Dell XPS 15Z, the Ubuntu release is 13.04.
[08:44] <wilee-nilee> nikmah, Ubuntu is not supported.
[08:45] <wilee-nilee> !eol | nikmah
[08:45] <Shindaz_> hi
[08:45] <wilee-nilee> nikmah, Take a look at the link, however is there a reson to keep using 11.04
[08:46] <theadmin> nikmah: Basically what you're doing is similar to asking support for Mac OS 9 or Windows 2000, it's too old and unsupported, and you seriously need an upgrade.
[08:46] <Shindaz_> Can anyone help me ? I have a problem : I'd like to install gnome15 drivers on my Ubuntu 13.04 but when I'm typing this command : sudo sh -c "echo deb http://packages.russo79.com/debian/gnome15 raring main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/gnome15.list" nothing happens, anyone knows what's up ?
[08:46] <nikmah> wilee-nilee : do I have to upgrade ubuntu
[08:47] <Ben64> nikmah: yes. to 12.04 or 13.04. 12.04 is good until 2017, 13.04 is good until january 2014
[08:47] <wilee-nilee> nikmah, You would have to go through 11.10 using the upgrade info in the link to get to 12.04 which is supported, it might be easier to do  fresh install.
[08:47] <theadmin> Shindaz_: Nothing is supposed to happen. No output = everything's fine.
[08:48] <theadmin> Shindaz_: Just go and do "sudo apt-get update" to see your new packages.
[08:48] <Shindaz_> oh
[08:48] <Shindaz_> thanks
[08:48] <Shindaz_> newbie here :d
[08:49] <theadmin> Shindaz_: By the way, that's not exactly the best way to add repos. Instead, you can use this: sudo add-apt-repository 'deb http://packages.russo79.com/debian/gnome15'
[08:49] <theadmin> Shindaz_: Err.
[08:49] <wilee-nilee> Shindaz_, What PPA is that from?
[08:49] <theadmin> sudo add-apt-repository 'deb http://packages.russo79.com/debian/gnome15 raring main'
[08:49] <theadmin> Shindaz_: However, "debian" is suspicious... Especially together with "raring".
[08:49] <Shindaz_> I am following this : http://www.russo79.com/gnome15/download/ubuntu
[08:53] <wilee-nilee> Shindaz_, Why?
[08:53] <Shindaz_> why what ?
[08:54] <wilee-nilee> Shindaz_, Why are you using this repository?
[08:54] <Shindaz_> to get my keyboard working
[08:54] <wilee-nilee> Shindaz_, And you are sure this is the answer?
[08:56] <Shindaz_> I am using this repository to get the drivers for my keyboard
[08:57] <vlt> Hello. I have installed skype on my Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I use an USB webcam which is configured on /dev/video0. With xawtv for example I can see the webcam image just fine. In skype there’s a problem on one of two PCs running the very same Ubuntu: I can see the remote image but as soon as I switch on my own camera the image I see on my screen gets disturbed and flickering, blue screens appear.
[08:57] <vlt> The only difference between the two machines is the hardware.
[08:57] <vlt> Any idea how to debug this?
[08:57] <wilee-nilee> Shindaz_, All the info to install it there, this is outside ubuntu support is all, That does not mean you will never get help though.
[08:58] <nikmah> how to install openoffice on ubuntu 11.04
[08:58] <vlt> nikmah: aptitude install libreoffice
[08:58] <wilee-nilee> nikmah, 11.04 is not supported here.
[08:59] <theadmin> vlt: ...and for that matter, neither is Aptitude. It's broken.
[08:59] <nikmah> not libreoffice but openoffice
[08:59] <vlt> On the machine where it works lspci finds a "01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series]", on the machine with the problems it’s "VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter".
[09:00] <theadmin> nikmah: As stated, 11.04 is NOT supported. Please upgrade.
[09:00] <vlt> theadmin: Aah, you’re right. 11.04 is EOL
[09:00] <vlt> theadmin: aptitude is brolken? How?
[09:00] <vlt> *broken (like my keyboard)
[09:00] <llutz> theadmin: aptitude _had_ broken multiarch support
[09:01] <theadmin> llutz: Oh, they fixed it?
[09:01] <llutz> afaik yes
[09:01] <theadmin> llutz: Oh, neat. Is the change reflected in any of the supported Ubuntu releases?
[09:01] <llutz> theadmin: idk
[09:01] <Shindaz_> Where can i get the rep to get python working ?
[09:02] <vlt> !details | Shindaz_
[09:02] <theadmin> vlt: Anyways, Aptitude has (or had) problems with installing 32-bit apps on 64-bit systems, what is normally referred to as "multiarch".
[09:02] <theadmin> Shindaz_: Uh. Python is preinstalled in Ubuntu. If you want Python3, just sudo apt-get install python3
[09:02] <vlt> theadmin: Are there examples for 32bit apps that one would like to install?
[09:02] <theadmin> vlt: Sure. Steam, Skype...
[09:03] <Shindaz_> ok, because when i try sudo apt-get install gnome15 it says that it depends on the python but it isnt installable
[09:03] <vlt> !xy | Shindaz_
[09:03] <nikmah> oww.,.yes.,.  thanks for the help
[09:04] <Shindaz_> vlt, i can repeat but i said all of this before :)
[09:04] <Shindaz_> Can anyone help me ? I have a problem : I'd like to install gnome15 drivers on my Ubuntu 13.04 but when I'm typing this command : sudo sh -c "echo deb http://packages.russo79.com/debian/gnome15 raring main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/gnome15.list" nothing happens, anyone knows what's up ?
[09:04] <ikonia> Shindaz_: gnome 15 drivers ?
[09:04] <Shindaz_> yep
[09:04] <ikonia> what do you mean "drivers" ?
[09:04] <theadmin> ikonia: Gnome15 is something related to Logitech keyboards
[09:04] <vlt> Shindaz_: Are you sure you know what you’re doing?
[09:05] <ikonia> ahhhh
[09:05] <Shindaz_> no
[09:05] <theadmin> ikonia: Doesn't have much to do with Gnome, lol
[09:05] <ikonia> thank you theadmin
[09:05] <Shindaz_> im a ubuntu newbie
[09:05] <Shindaz_> trying to get my keyboard displaying shit on the screen
[09:05] <vlt> Shindaz_: The command you provided just adds a line to a config file
[09:05] <vlt> Shindaz_: Nothing’ſ expeted to happen
[09:05] <Shindaz_> I am following this : http://www.russo79.com/gnome15/download/ubuntu
[09:06]  * vlt won’t read it
[09:06] <Shindaz_> I am blocked at this Install Gnome 15 step
[09:06] <vlt> Shindaz_: Is you install packages from external sources you might experience some dependency problems (among others)
[09:07] <ikonia> Shindaz_: hang on
[09:07] <ikonia> Shindaz_: did you say you where using 13.04 ?
[09:07] <Shindaz_> i am
[09:07] <ikonia> ok, that's fine, just checking,
[09:07] <ikonia> Shindaz_: which part is not working ?
[09:07] <Dhananjay_Kumar> is there any link for mounting usb drive
[09:08] <ikonia> Dhananjay_Kumar: it should automount if you plug it in
[09:08] <theadmin> Shindaz_: Can you pastebin the errors you get when you run "sudo apt-get install gnome15-suite-unity" to http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[09:08] <Dhananjay_Kumar> my usb drive is getting mounted as readonly
[09:08] <Shindaz_> ok
[09:08] <ikonia> Dhananjay_Kumar: what file system is in on it
[09:08] <Dhananjay_Kumar> ikonia: FAT32
[09:09] <ikonia> Dhananjay_Kumar: fat32 doesn't support file system permissions, so you'll need to use a root shell to use it
[09:09] <Shindaz_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5946832/ it's in french though
[09:09] <tsunamie> k so logical check for me to udnerstand AIDE - If you create a AIDE db using a default conf.  then someone adds ignores to it later on. I want to know if it still checks for the files when a aide -c /etc/aide/aide.conf --check is performed. The ignore rules only work i creating the AIDE DB right. Not in the fact that your using the DB to check your system?
[09:09] <ikonia> missing dependencies....
[09:09] <theadmin> ikonia: ...wat? I have vFAT USB sticks which work just fine with Ubuntu when automounted...
[09:09] <ikonia> what a surprise, an external repo is not maintained properly and causes dependency problems
[09:09] <Ben64> ikonia: ? by default it should mount fat32 drives user writable
[09:09] <ikonia> theadmin: I suspect it's not automounted "automatically"
[09:10] <ikonia> Ben64: it "should" be, but there have been a few in the last day or two mounted as root
[09:10] <theadmin> Shindaz_: Hm. Did you add their APT key?
[09:10] <Shindaz_> i did
[09:10] <ikonia> Ben64: I'll put $10 if we run "ls -la" against it, it will be root:root .
[09:10] <theadmin> Hm. Oh well. Shindaz_, I'd contact those people for support. Third-party repos aren't technically supported here.
[09:11] <Shindaz_> okay
[09:11] <Shindaz_> thanks for the help though
[09:13] <ken-the-whiz> hey auto eth0 is recognized but not establishing connection to internet, i tried restarting comp and router...
[09:19] <ken-the-whiz> hey im having internet troubles
[09:19] <ken-the-whiz> auto eht0 recognized but not establishing connections
[09:20] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: are you confident using the terminal
[09:20] <ken-the-whiz> yes very
[09:20] <ken-the-whiz> ikonia,
[09:20] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: ok, "sudo ifconfig eth0" and use a pastebin please.
[09:22] <bl4ckdu5t> Maybe your interface is down you can take it up by trying "sudo ifconfig eth0 up"
[09:22] <ken-the-whiz> anything specific you need to know from ifconfig data ikonia
[09:22] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: no, just pastebin the output as I asked please.
[09:23] <ken-the-whiz> im on my iphone no connection on comp
[09:23] <ken-the-whiz> umm how do i paste with no internet
[09:24] <ken-the-whiz> u want me to do it via iphone lol
[09:24] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: save it to a text file and move it to a machine that does have internet
[09:24] <ken-the-whiz> no up didnt work bl4ckdu5t
[09:24] <ikonia> don't randomly up interfaces
[09:24] <ken-the-whiz> no other comp
[09:24] <Ben64> you have an iphone
[09:24] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: can you cut and paste on the ifphone ?
[09:25] <jdale> Can ubuntu sync well with iPhone ?
[09:25] <pawan> hi
[09:25] <ikonia> jdale: no
[09:25] <jdale> Not Android either ?
[09:25] <ken-the-whiz> yeah i found it on fourth of july
[09:25] <pawan> getting error message in ubuntu
[09:26] <ken-the-whiz> no sorry
[09:26] <Ben64> pawan: telling us what error message and when and how it comes up would help
[09:26] <pawan> system running in low graphics mode
[09:26] <pawan> cant start ubuntu
[09:27] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: going to be very hard to progress this without the ability to share information
[09:27] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: does eth0 have an ip address ?
[09:27] <ken-the-whiz> no
[09:27] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: right, that's the problem then
[09:27] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: you can't get on the network without an ip address
[09:27] <bl4ckdu5t> How are you running your Ubuntu? Live? on disk? or Virtual?
[09:27] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: I suspect you are getting IP from from a dhcp server ?
[09:28] <ken-the-whiz> yup
[09:28] <lolcat> Jau, people actually use the ubuntu torrents
[09:28] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: ok, so please run "sudo dhclient eth0"
[09:28] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: lets see if that works, or gives a good error
[09:30] <ken-the-whiz> didnt work
[09:30] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: what did it say
[09:30] <ken-the-whiz> saying no working lease
[09:30] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: ok, so one of two things is the problem
[09:30] <ken-the-whiz> should i restart router for a while?
[09:30] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: 1.) your ubuntu machine isn't connected to the network with the dhcp server on it
[09:30] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: 2.) your router is not offering an IP address
[09:31] <ken-the-whiz> yeah thats very transparent ikonia
[09:32] <ken-the-whiz> im praying to the internet gods
[09:32] <bl4ckdu5t> Wait a min! You should answer the question I asked coz if it's from a virtual machine, I think I may know what's causing it
[09:32] <ken-the-whiz> better than your help ikonia
[09:32] <ken-the-whiz> lol joking
[09:32] <llutz> ken-the-whiz: "sudo ethtool  eth0|grep Link"
[09:34] <ken-the-whiz> no such thing as ethtool
[09:34] <ken-the-whiz> im on 10.04
[09:34] <ken-the-whiz> back to praying
[09:35] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: does your router have lights per port, eg: a set of lights per port you plug cables into ?
[09:35] <ken-the-whiz> yeah
[09:35] <ken-the-whiz> well it works for my iphone
[09:35] <ken-the-whiz> im connected via wifi
[09:35] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: you don't plug your wifi into the router
[09:35] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: please try to read the questions and respond with an answer to the question that is actually asked
[09:35] <ken-the-whiz> idk integrated router
[09:36] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: intergrated into what ?
[09:43] <bl4ckdu5t> Check your DHCP clients on your router interface to see if it includes an IP address for your computer
[09:43] <ikonia> bl4ckdu5t: we know it doesn't it's already said "no lease"
[09:43] <maya> ciao
[09:43] <maya> !list
[09:44] <bl4ckdu5t> Infact I think we're rushing into conclusions here! You are meant to provide every information like the kind of connection to your internet, the way your OS is running, the number of clients on your network
[09:45] <ikonia> bl4ckdu5t: no one is making any conclusions beyond the facts,
[09:45] <bl4ckdu5t> And if you can connect your phone to your router wireless, why not use a wireless connection on wlan0 to rather than eth0
[09:45] <ikonia> bl4ckdu5t: who said he has a wireless network card on his machine ?
[09:45] <ikonia> bl4ckdu5t: you're just saying random things - we already know the issue
[09:46] <bl4ckdu5t> oh! ok
[09:46] <mindbender1> how do can I finf out which theme I'm using
[09:46] <mindbender1> *find
[09:49] <mindbender1> There is this program I used to change my ubuntu appearance a while ago I forgot the name. It can be used to set default fonts and some other things I forgot the name, can someone help me remember?
[09:51] <ken-the-whiz> ikonia, are u a girl?
[09:51] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: what does that matter ?
[09:52] <mindbender1> yeah it's MyUnity
[09:52] <ken-the-whiz> lol u just sound like a girl
[09:52] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: what does that matter ?
[09:53] <bl4ckdu5t> I built a tool that can be used to detect female Nicks on IRC
[09:53] <bl4ckdu5t> If you need to know, I can give it to you
[09:53] <ken-the-whiz> well my internet still doesnt work
[09:53] <bl4ckdu5t> for $200
[09:53] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: what have you done to resolve it
[09:53] <mindbender1> what's the difference between a girl and a boy?
[09:53] <ikonia> bl4ckdu5t: stop it please, you are just saying random noise
[09:53] <ikonia> mindbender1: nothing to do with this channel
[09:53] <k1l> !ot bl4ckdu5t ken-the-whiz
[09:54] <k1l> !ot | bl4ckdu5t ken-the-whiz
[09:54]  * mindbender1 wonders
[09:56] <ken-the-whiz> nice tool
[09:57] <WodgeyBoy> Hi, could anyone offer a bit of advice to an Ubuntu noob about a dpkg error I'm getting?
[09:58] <gordonjcp> !anyone | WodgeyBoy
[09:58] <jrib> i.e. we don't know if we can help until you ask the actual question
[09:58] <ntzrmtthihu777> anyway I can convert .wav to .ogg with higher compression? I use the -b 32k and -b16k flags but it still comes out with the same size after conversion
[09:59] <MonkeyDust> ntzrmtthihu777  winff is a nice frontend for ffmpeg
[09:59] <WodgeyBoy> ok, no worries, can't update, I keep getting dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting:
[09:59] <WodgeyBoy>  reading files list for package 'linux-headers-3.8.0-26-generic': Input/output error
[09:59] <WodgeyBoy> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[09:59] <ntzrmtthihu777> MonkeyDust: I can convert things fine, lol, I'm just trying to get a higher compression.
[10:00] <k1l> WodgeyBoy: is your disk space full? see "df -h"
[10:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> k1l: maybe he has alotta old kernels
[10:00] <WodgeyBoy> k1l No 63% full
[10:01] <Ampelbein> WodgeyBoy: "sudo apt-get clean" to clear the downloaded packages, then "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" to initiate update again. Maybe it was a bad download.
[10:01] <ikonia> ken-the-whiz: what have you done to resolve it
[10:02] <WodgeyBoy> Cheers Ampelbein I'll try that
[10:05] <WodgeyBoy> No, it's returning that error on the sudo apt-get dist-upgrade as well :/
[10:05] <Volkan-K> greetings!
[10:09] <Ampelbein> WodgeyBoy: Even after it redownloaded the package file?
[10:10] <WodgeyBoy> Ampelbein Yea.....
[10:11] <Namikaze> did you rerun a 'apt-get update' as well?
[10:16] <WodgeyBoy> when i run apt-get update it returns Done, but doesn't actually update anything....The gui software updates application opens later and fails with dpkg error as well
[10:17] <jrib> WodgeyBoy: do you have backups for your important data?
[10:18] <Ampelbein> WodgeyBoy: You can try to force a file system check and reboot. Close all your open programs and enter "sudo shutdown -rF now". That will reboot your system and perform a file system check.
[10:19] <pk__> When i start my server in single mode it runs normally  but when i do init 2  it will hang in a minute..can i find which service is causing this hang
[10:19] <tenX> Ampelbein: works out most of the time even with broken hdds
[10:20] <WodgeyBoy> Cheers Ampelbein, I'll give it a shot.... I can feel a reformat though jrib :/ I'll log back in after reboot Cheers all ;)
[10:21] <jrib> WodgeyBoy: I'd be somewhat worried about disk failure.  I would 1) cause the error and then check dmesg, 2) check SMART on the drive, 3) investigate the file it refers to
[10:22] <frozen1900> Hey guys. i'm going to install lubuntu on ym netbook today. just wanted to know if i have to partion everything before the installation, or if 13.04 installer is able to parition btrfs and install on it out-of-the-box?
[10:22] <pk__> In windows there is  a step by step debuging mode in which asks step by step do u want to start this service...i am looking for that kind of thing
[10:27] <theadmin> frozen1900: BTRFS isn't recommended, but you can create a btrfs partition in the installer I think.
[10:27] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[10:28] <frozen1900> theadmin: its just for my netbook which have to get a little bit quickier. everything i have to store on it will be saved in gdrive
[10:28] <theperfectpunk1> hello :-)
[10:28] <theadmin> frozen1900: Ext4 is pretty fast in my opinion.
[10:28] <theperfectpunk1> i want to estimate the size of a git repository
[10:28] <theperfectpunk1> can anybody please tell me how to do it
[10:29] <theperfectpunk1> i found this link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8646517/see-the-size-of-a-github-repo-before-cloning-it but don't know how to use api
[10:29] <frozen1900> theadmin: i read so many things about btrfs should be much faster on a netbook with any ubuntu :/ i would test it on a gentoo system, but its summer so i dont want to install a whole day on a shitty netbook :D but i gonna try it ot. thank u
[10:31] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: Just go to http://api.github.com/USERNAME/REPOSITORY/, it'll give you a JSON-formatted information. Search that for "size".
[10:31] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: Err, http://api.github.com/repos/USERNAME/REPOSITORY/
[10:31] <theperfectpunk1> theadmin: thank you :)
[10:33] <theperfectpunk1> theadmin: i need to be registered with github to do so?
[10:33] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: I don't think so, I just visited a similar link without logging in.
[10:33] <theperfectpunk1> theadmin: to fill the username field
[10:33] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: No, that's the username of the repository owner
[10:34] <theperfectpunk1> theadmin: and the repository is the link to git file?
[10:36] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: No, just the name. For example, http://api.github.com/repos/mozilla/addon-sdk/
[10:36] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: Seems you also have to use HTTPS, not HTTP :/
[10:37] <theadmin> theperfectpunk1: Maybe the info isn't available for all repos, either. Anyways, this isn't exactly an Ubuntu question.
[10:37] <theperfectpunk1> theadmin: thanks anyways
[10:48] <bittyx-desktop> my web host has multiple php versions installed, and they can be run from the shell via "php" (runs php 5.2), or "php52", "php53", and "php54", for the appropriate version. can i do something like "alias php=php53", and automatically run "php53" when "php" is called? also, in case "php52" didn't exist, how would i then call the original "php" program?
[10:49] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: how do you call the "php" program now?
[10:50] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: most of the time, i just use "php53". but i would like "php" to run php 5.3 and not php 5.2. so i assume the above alias would work, correct?
[10:51] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: you can do that if you want.  Or create a symlink in your PATH (or update the system-wide symlink if you have permission and want to change it system-wide)
[10:51] <theadmin> bittyx-desktop: The alias would work, or yes, you can make a symlink.
[10:52] <theadmin> bittyx-desktop: To call the original program, you'd have to use the full path, i.e. /usr/bin/php
[10:52] <bittyx-desktop> theadmin: ah, that's what i was wondering, thanks.
[10:53] <theadmin> bittyx-desktop: Or with a bit of trickery, $(which php)
[10:53] <bittyx-desktop> theadmin: but if "php" was aliased to "php53", wouldn't that run php 5.3?
[10:53] <jrib> \php works too I think.
[10:53] <theadmin> bittyx-desktop: Nuh-uh. Aliases don't change binaries.
[10:54] <bittyx-desktop> theadmin: ah, awesome. thanks for the tips!
[10:55] <theadmin> bittyx-desktop: Note that on certain shells, like zsh, "which" is overly smart and will tell you if "php" is an alias, which may cause my second option to fail.
[10:56] <jrib> bittyx-desktop, theadmin: which -p
[10:56] <tomatto> hi
[10:57] <jrib> hello tomato
[10:57] <bittyx-desktop> theadmin: i'm using bash, but thanks for the tip. though, i think that the full path would be best for my uses (e.g. in case the webhost decides to change "php" to mean "php53" - then i'd still be able to use the old php via the absolute path, but not via "$(which php)").
[10:57] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: if you need a specific version, why not just run the specific version so you are never surprised?
[10:57] <tomatto> i have lxde and i didn't find how can i set keyboard layout and numlock turn on after X starts, can you help me please?
[10:58] <tenX> why did ubuntu turn pink?
[10:59] <wilee-nilee> tenX, Pink, can you elaborate?
[10:59] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: compatibility. most systems (at least the ones i use) don't have multiple php versions installed, and the installed one is called via "php". in my use cases, this is php 5.3 almost always. i have a web host that i use for testing, and i have to call "php53" there.
[11:00] <tenX> wilee-nilee: no. simply pink
[11:00] <wilee-nilee> !details | tenX
[11:00] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: it's easier for me to just make "php" call "php53" on my web host, than to try and change multiple other systems to have the "php53" alias to "php" (which i sometimes don't even have access to do).
[11:01] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: I would probably go the symlink route then as it will be the most similar to the others
[11:01] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: if it's just for interactive use though, alias should work fine
[11:02] <raduu> hi, I m trying to add an ip to iptables
[11:02] <raduu> but it doesn t seem to apply the rule
[11:02] <raduu> https://gist.github.com/samsonradu/ab69cf7028822b5c9f01
[11:02] <gregor_> hey see if i were to dual boot win xp with linux will it mess up my ubuntu ?
[11:02] <raduu> am I forgetting something?
[11:02] <Benxyzzy> My DHCP server prescribes 3 DNS servers - one internal and two 'backup' external ones. The idea is if the first goes down, internal hosts won't resolve but clients can still get to external sites. Trouble is, my client (Ubuntu desktop) occasionally queries the external DNS for an internal site (which fails). Why is Ubuntu skipping the primary, internal DNS? Is it because it takes too long to respond, so Ubuntu moves on to t
[11:02] <Benxyzzy> he secondary & tertiary DNS servers? Is it because Ubuntu queries all 3 at once and takes the fastest answer? My 'external' provider practices DNS hijacking for unrecognised domains, so could be giving back its (incorrect) resolution quicker than the internal server can?
[11:03] <k1l> gregor_: if you install winxp afterwards you will need to install grub back into the MBR
[11:03] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: yup, mostly that. i do web dev, and i run my database migrations via the cli (well, some app-update scripts run it automatically). i don't want to make the scripts more complicated by trying to detect the environment they're running in - i just want them to call "php" and assume that php 5.3 will be run.
[11:03] <gregor_> ah so cant have both on the machine by botting it up with a bootbale usb ?
[11:03] <raduu> ok, --flush does the job :)
[11:04] <k1l> gregor_: ?
[11:04] <k1l> !dualboot | gregor_
[11:04] <tenX> wilee-nilee: whoever came up with that default appearance did so much damage
[11:04] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: but thanks for the tip - i realize how a symlink could be more useful in general.
[11:04] <poppingtonic> so my OS (12.04 LTS) can't switch settings from headphone to speaker when I unplug the cans.
[11:04] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: if you want it to work in scripts, you most likely don't want an alias
[11:04] <Stdedos> rep / linux,  <Song FilePath="E:\Ôá ÝããñáöÜ ìïõ\Ç ìïõóéêÞ ìïõ\OANI?AE\?anUiaii Ooia?oecia\11-Óþðá.mp3" FileSize="3667825">, match all files w/o .mp3 or .MP3 using regex / "<Song FilePath=\".*\.(mp3|MP3)\".*\">"
[11:05] <gregor_> can i boot winxp with a ubuntu oprating system ? without delteting ubuntu
[11:05] <gregor_> with a usb
[11:05] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: you sure? if i have an alias, and i run the script manually from the shell, wouldn't that script inherit my aliases?
[11:05] <tenX> wilee-nilee: you wont hardly find a girl that likes it
[11:05] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: I don't think so but it is early in the morning.  Try and see :)
[11:06] <BluesKaj> gregor_, read the dual boot post above
[11:06] <k1l> tenX: 1. you should not troll with you business ip as host. 2. we have #ubuntu-offtopic for non support chat
[11:06] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: and in the case of making a symlink, would that work if i do the following: create the ~/bin/php symlink that points to the absolute path of the php version i wanna run, and then add ~/bin to the beginning of my PATH
[11:07] <bittyx-desktop> so then, any of my scripts calling "php" would call ~/bin/php ?
[11:07] <tenX> k1l: actually its way more than trolling
[11:07] <bittyx-desktop> (i'm asking in case it turns out that the alias won't actually work)
[11:08] <jrib> bittyx-desktop: yes, as long as ~/bin is in PATH (on ubuntu this should happen by default through ~/.profile, though you may have to log in again if ~/bin didn't exist when you last logged in)
[11:08] <nantou> what app should I use to copy dvds?
[11:08] <bittyx-desktop> jrib: cool, thanks.
[11:08] <nantou> not burn
[11:10] <tomatto> i have lxde and i didn't find how can i set keyboard layout and numlock turn on after X starts, can you help me please?
[11:17] <m3pow> hello !
[11:17] <m3pow> i've just installed geany and I am trying to add some color schemes to it
[11:18] <ss_haze> loging into other account in ubuntu constantly makes ubuntu to forget my admin settings for monitors
[11:18] <ss_haze> m3pow:  #geany
[11:18] <m3pow> thanks ss_haze
[11:19] <poppingtonic> how do I make sure my OS switches from Headphone to Speaker when I unplug my headphones? It currently fails to do so.
[11:19] <wilee-nilee> ss_haze, For which account, your st\atement has no meaning
[11:20] <ss_haze> my statement is based on loging in to some created account and having 2 monitors
[11:20] <ss_haze> I have set settings for not doubling the screen, so I can use both, one at full res and other at 1280 x 1024
[11:20] <flipper88_fl> ss_haze: Sounds like an issue with Xorg and multi head flags
[11:21] <ganeshran> When I try to mount my ESP partiton, I get an error uknown filesystem type vfat
[11:21] <ss_haze> when I log out, lightdm doubles the screen anyway
[11:21] <ganeshran> parted /dev/sda print gives file system as fat32. Should I change the type to fat32 in /etc/fstab?
[11:21] <poppingtonic> is anyone seeing my support request?
[11:22] <tamiya> hi guys
[11:22] <ss_haze> when I log in to some of my created account, it gives good config, but loging into first account makes it double screen again and constantly messes with resolution
[11:22] <ss_haze> and stuff
[11:22] <tenX> poppingtonic: shouldnt that be hw based?
[11:22] <tamiya> anyone having problems with 'sudo apt-get update'?
[11:22] <vlt> Hi. What are usually the reasons for problems with skype and video and certain hardware? I get a flickering image on ONE machine as soon as I switch on my own camera.
[11:22] <vlt> (Ubuntu 12.04 btw)
[11:23] <wilee-nilee> poppingtonic, Yes look at the volume preferences.
[11:23] <wilee-nilee> !details | tamiya
[11:23] <tamiya> i'm getting a GPG error, BADSIG... on Ubuntu 12.04 all of a suddent
[11:23] <vlt> Only showing the remote video works fine, xawtv’ing my own video also.
[11:24] <tamiya> I was using the Main Server, experienced the problem, so I switched to the AU server, it seemed to progressed further, but still the same issue
[11:24] <wilee-nilee> tamiya, do you get the gpg key listed, and have you added extra repositories?
[11:24] <poppingtonic> wilee-nilee: tenX: I don't see why. Before I plugged in, the speakers played fine. After I unplugged, the "Play sound through" section in the volume preferences still considers the Headphones as output.
[11:25] <ss_haze> I need ubuntu to save the monitor settings for all accounts and user logins..
[11:25] <tamiya> yeah, i added the http://www.duinsoft.nl/pkg repository earlier in the day for Oracle Java
[11:26] <reisio> nandalpn: hi
[11:26] <jrib> ss_haze: you make changes to monitor configuration using the gui and it isn't saved for the user you made them with/
[11:27] <wilee-nilee> tamiya, You need the gpg key it seems was there one where you added this from, and or does it show a key in the update in a terminal?
[11:27] <ss_haze> it is saved until I log out
[11:27] <ss_haze> and log in other user
[11:27] <ikillcypher> guys how do I convert a text file to unix ?
[11:27] <ss_haze> then it f**** up
[11:27] <jrib> ss_haze: what if you log in as the same user?
[11:27] <ikillcypher> ikillcypher@ikillcypher:~/Downloads$ ./tr-be-script.sh
[11:27] <ikillcypher> bash: ./tr-be-script.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
[11:27] <wilee-nilee> reisio, what up. ;)
[11:27] <reisio> ikillcypher: dos2unix
[11:27] <ss_haze> jrib: then it stays somehow
[11:27] <ikonia> !language | ss_haze
[11:27] <tamiya> I was able to install Oracle Java 7 successfully.
[11:27] <reisio> wilee-nilee: buntu, stuff and things
[11:27] <flipper88_fl> tamiya: Oracle no longer conde=one the linux distributions to distibute patches for there copptwritten veriant of jave I'de strongly recommend openjdk-7-jre-headless from the ubuntu/dfsg repos
[11:27] <ikillcypher> any idea how do I do that ?
[11:27] <ss_haze> again ikonia you bot
[11:27] <jrib> ikonia: use the tools in the tofrodos package
[11:28] <ikonia> ss_haze: I'm not a bit no
[11:28] <reisio> ikillcypher: dos2unix
[11:28] <ikonia> jrib: I'm sure thats not for me.....
[11:28] <tamiya> But now when I do an apt-get update: GPG error: http://extras.ubuntu.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:28] <jrib> ikillcypher: use the tools in the tofrodos package
[11:28] <reisio> ikillcypher: it's in 'universe' https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[11:28] <jrib> why does no one follow my "only one name can start with the same two letters" rule
[11:29] <reisio> jrib: I wish I knew
[11:29] <wilee-nilee> tamiya, run sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 16126D3A3E5C1192
[11:29] <tamiya> flipper88_fl: I used Oracle Java 7 because it supports Check Point SSL Network Extender client
[11:29] <ikillcypher> reisio how do I convert the sh file to unix?
[11:29] <BluesKaj> ss_haze, ubottu is the bot
[11:30] <jrib> ss_haze: right, because the settings just get saved to ~/.config/monitors.xml (I think).  Either make your settings system-wide (use xorg.conf.d) or propogate monitors.xml to all your users
[11:30] <reisio> ikillcypher: install dos2unix from the 'universe' repo, then run 'dos2unix path/to/file'
[11:30] <tenX> ikillcypher: dos2unix
[11:30] <k1l> !info dos2unix
[11:31] <k1l> ^ ikillcypher
[11:31] <tamiya> wilee-nilee: just ran it :)
[11:31] <tamiya> The full error now is: GPG error: http://repo.steampowered.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG F24AEA9FB05498B7 Valve Corporation<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:31] <tamiya> W: An error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: http://extras.ubuntu.com precise Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:32] <Darksonn> Hello I have a question, but it was too long to put here so i pastebinned it: http://pastebin.com/q0dFtEd4 it has to do with installing ubuntu
[11:32] <tamiya> Apt-get update was working well a few days ago and I've been running steam for the last 2 weeks
[11:32] <wilee-nilee> tamiya, now run the add key with that key you just posted can you see what I did.
[11:32] <dWen> i try to run an distro and my computer just boots it up and then after a while its "lagging" and freezes.
[11:32] <k1l> dWen: a distro, or ubuntu?
[11:33] <wilee-nilee> tamiya,Ah it is the same key, not sure then really.
[11:34] <dWen> k1l: i was trying out 2 ditros, but i got the same kind of problem from both on my computer.. is like its telling me not to run linux :P
[11:34] <tamiya> i'm running the command now for the 16126D3A3E5C1192 and F24AEA9FB05498B7 keys
[11:34] <Kartagis> dWen: what problem? I've just connected
[11:34] <tamiya> same problem
[11:34] <k1l> dWen: if it is an ubuntu issue please show the exact ubuntu version you tried and what error messages you get
[11:35] <tamiya> The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 16126D3A3E5C1192 Ubuntu Extras Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:35] <tamiya> W: Failed to fetch http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/Release
[11:35] <tamiya> W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[11:35] <reisio> Darksonn: egrep '\(EE..[^error]' /var/log/Xorg*log
[11:35] <tamiya> Ubuntu repos haven't been hacked have they?
[11:35] <flipper88_fl> Am I correct to infoer that 12.04.2 will be supported on all plat forms until 2017?
[11:35] <reisio> tamiya: doesn't take a hacker for a repo to have suffered some suboptimal happening
[11:36] <Darksonn> reiso, should i run that command in the terminal?
[11:36] <k1l> flipper88_fl: april 2017, correct
[11:36] <dWen> i boot the livecd and its just "lagging" and freezes (crash?) and this is on an stationary computer
[11:36] <reisio> Darksonn: that could be useful, yes
[11:36] <k1l> flipper88_fl: but that is just for the ubuntu side. other community flavours or spinoffs have different support schedules
[11:36] <tamiya> I'm reading the LPI exam book and I want to do an apt-get install lshal but I'm worried the repo has been hacked
[11:36] <ss_haze> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5947223/ here is my xrandr -q outout, please help to make a script for
[11:36] <wilee-nilee> dWen, What is the gpu and cpu?
[11:36] <flipper88_fl> So technically i don't have to dist-upgrade  for five years
[11:36] <ss_haze> having nice resolution for both screen in lightdm