[10:35] <k1l_> mersadkhan: again: if you pastebin the ouptput from that install people in here could see if errors occur
[10:36] <mersadkhan> There was a problem initializing Catalyst Control Center Linux edition.  It could be caused by the following.
[10:36] <mersadkhan> No AMD graphics driver is installed, or the AMD driver is not functioning properly.
[10:36] <mersadkhan> Please install the AMD driver appropriate for you AMD hardware, or configure using aticonfig.
[10:36] <mersadkhan> this is my amd catalist pm
[10:37] <blazemore> mersadkhan: Is this installed from AMD's website?
[10:37] <mersadkhan> no
[10:37] <k1l_> !nopaste | mersadkhan
[10:37] <mersadkhan> from aditional driver
[10:37] <blazemore> mersadkhan: where did you install it from?
[10:37] <blazemore> OK
[10:37] <k1l_> mersadkhan: do you even listen to what i told you?
[10:38] <mersadkhan> ok k1l
[10:38] <k1l_> i think i will use my tome for something better if you dont listen to me anyway :/
[10:38] <blazemore> mersadkhan: Can you please paste the result of running the command "sudo apt-get install fglrx" (without quotes) on the command-line into http://paste.ubuntu.com - nobody is going to ask you again or help you until you do it
[10:38] <mersadkhan> i get it
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> mersadkhan: what is the output of: cat /etc/iisue
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> mersadkhan: what is the output of: cat /etc/issue
[10:38] <blazemore> ActionParsnip: mersadkhan: cat /etc/issue
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> blazemore: way ahead of you ;)
[10:38] <blazemore> 1 second ahead of me :P
[10:41] <mersadkhan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5883761/
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> mersadkhan: there is a known issue with 2xxx 3xxx and 4xxx ATi GPUs and 12.04
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> mersadkhan: https://launchpad.net/~makson96/+archive/fglrx
[10:42] <blazemore> That can possibly be fixed by updating to 13.04 and using the fglrx legacy driver
[10:42] <mersadkhan> i use them
[10:43] <blazemore> mersadkhan: But if you need to use 12.04 I guess you're using the open source driver
[10:43] <mersadkhan> but after aticofig --initial -f
[10:43] <mersadkhan> and restart i just have a black screen
[10:43] <blazemore> !nomodeset | mersadkhan
[10:44] <blazemore> mersadkhan: Scroll down to "How to permanently set kernel boot options on an installed OS"
[10:47] <mersadkhan> ok i will read this guides. thanks.they are new
[10:47] <_MagePsycho> how to read xml tag value from xml file using ssh?
[10:55] <subhojit777> I am having trouble in setting up vhost in apache2 fastcgi php5-fpm. I am using Ubuntu 13.04. Details can be seen here http://paste.ubuntu.com/5883788/
[10:56] <ikonia> subhojit777: when have you mixed instructions
[10:57] <ikonia> subhojit777: it should be as simple as installing the package php5-fpm
[10:58] <subhojit777> ikonia, I followed the instructions as given in the second link for setting up vhost. I get 403 error
[10:59] <ikonia> subhojit777: 1.) why are you not using the official ubuntu instructions 2.) why are you using instructions not for your version 3.) have you looked at what a 403 error is and then looked in the http logs ?
[11:00] <stein> lol
[11:00] <Mayne> guys
[11:01] <blazemore> ikonia: did you just ban stein for saying "lol" ?
[11:01] <ikonia> blazemore: no
[11:02] <k1l_> blazemore: no, he banned him because he is ban-evading and dissturbing the channel over and over again
[11:04] <subhojit777> ikonia, I did not looked into the official docs.. I will check the official docs. I always thought that installing applications in 13.04 are more or less same as in Ubuntu 12.04 or 12.10. I checked the logs apache logs and php error log but nothing there
[11:14] <ecoste__> .
[11:14] <ecoste__> Hello
[11:14] <macwolf74> hi there
[11:14] <Dinosaurio> How to close a X session (F7) from a tty?
[11:15] <ezra-s> kill it
[11:15] <LucidDreamZzZ> thanks Ubuntu i just wasted about 5 hours playing my favorite game
[11:15] <ezra-s> Dinosaurio, if you are using default ubuntu "sudo stop lightdm" will close it too
[11:16] <afflicto> Hello everyone. Has anyone had issues with strange characters showing up when programming? I'm using sublime text and sometimes my PHP code breaks due to these invisible characters "showing up".
[11:16] <Dinosaurio> ezra-s: and to start again, "start" and go to alt+F7, right?
[11:16] <ezra-s> LucidDreamZzZ, playing your favourite game is not a waste of time
[11:16] <ezra-s> Dinosaurio, to start it back, "sudo start lightdm"
[11:16] <LucidDreamZzZ> going to be tough to do work though now ;p
[11:17] <ezra-s> Dinosaurio, or "sudo restart lightdm" for both
[11:17] <ezra-s> LucidDreamZzZ, I played Don't Starve for over 60 hours already on Ubuntu too :P
[11:18] <LucidDreamZzZ> hehe i'll have to check it out, was playing hl2dm
[11:19] <ezra-s> It took me much efford to stop playing it, hooks badly
[11:19] <LucidDreamZzZ> only 6cents on my account i bought some tf2 stuff
[11:20] <LucidDreamZzZ> still cannot play that its Valves fault
[11:20] <ezra-s> afflicto, have you tried dos2unix?
[11:20] <afflicto> ezra-s: what's that?
[11:20] <ezra-s> LucidDreamZzZ, why not? I can play all valve games without problems
[11:21] <ezra-s> afflicto, a terminal tool to convert windows carriage returns to unix
[11:21] <ezra-s> windows as everything does that different too
[11:22] <LucidDreamZzZ> i dunno its a glitch in tf2 that i cannot start it it say GL error
[11:22] <ezra-s> LucidDreamZzZ, I very much doubt so, then probably is drivers not correctly installed, which gpu do you use?
[11:22] <xormor> Linux laptoppi-HP-G62-Notebook-PC 3.8.0-26-generic #38-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jun 17 21:46:08 UTC 2013 i686 athlon i686 GNU/Linux
[11:22] <xormor> is this a good system?
[11:23] <afflicto> ezra-s: I created and wrote the file on linux tho?
[11:23] <joshu_> I'm looking for someone to help me build a custom ubuntu for a laptop thin client solution with a few requirements.
[11:23] <LucidDreamZzZ> i can play other hl2 based game like hl2dm
[11:23] <LucidDreamZzZ> intel hd3000
[11:23] <ezra-s> afflicto, then it could be an encoding problem
[11:23] <LucidDreamZzZ> get over 200 fps
[11:23] <afflicto> ezra-s: I'm saving it as UTF-8.
[11:23] <ezra-s> afflicto, which is your native language?
[11:23] <macwolf74> xormor ? what exactly do you need help with
[11:23] <ezra-s> or the locale specified in your ubuntu?
[11:24] <ezra-s> maybe it has something to do with it
[11:24] <afflicto> ezra-s: I have a norwegian keyboard layout. But ubuntu is displaying English UK.
[11:24] <Dinosaurio> Hi, Unity doesn't work, when I open my session it just shows the wallpaper
[11:24] <Dinosaurio> any idea of how to force it to open?
[11:24] <macwolf74> ctrl+alt+t and try type in unity
[11:24] <ezra-s> afflicto, could it be norwegian characters that show like you described?
[11:25] <ezra-s> Dinosaurio, you broke something, which Ubuntu version are you using?
[11:25] <Dinosaurio> ezra-s: 12.04
[11:25] <joshu_> I'm thinking about using Ubuntu mini and lightdm if anyone has time to chat
[11:25] <afflicto> ezra-s: I don't think so. It's similar to the norwegian "Å" but the character showing up is "Â". Dno if you can see it. (I can't see it in the source code)
[11:26] <LucidDreamZzZ> Valve likes to break stuff they eventually might hopefully fix, but as long as hl2dm works
[11:26] <Dinosaurio> wow, I also don't have "close" and those buttons
[11:26] <Dinosaurio> it seems that compiz doesn't work
[11:26] <macwolf74> welp
[11:27] <ezra-s> I see A circle on top
[11:27] <ezra-s> A ^ on top
[11:27] <xormor> macwolf74: should I dist-upgrade?
[11:27] <Dinosaurio> abt udea of how to open compiz?
[11:27] <Dinosaurio> any idea*
[11:27] <macwolf74> xormor, what edition? and for what?
[11:27] <ezra-s> Dinosaurio, there is a program called unsettings, that could revert unity to defaults, but I'm not sure if it works for ubuntu 12.04
[11:28] <ezra-s> other than that and you don't have anything to lose I would go to my ~/ dir and start removing all config files related to unity
[11:28] <ezra-s> ~/.config/whatever... etc
[11:28] <afflicto> ezra-s: I checked the character on wikipedia and no it's not used in nowegian.
[11:28] <inad922> hellol
[11:28] <xormor> macwolf74: xubuntu 13.04 raring ringtail. I use irssi, Facebook and YouTube. And I program small mathematical programs in C++.
[11:28] <ezra-s> afflicto, then I don't know what could it be other than that :(
[11:29] <inad922> How can I change the session that starts on login?
[11:29] <macwolf74> you're already on the latest version
[11:29] <Dinosaurio> ezra-s: will it work ?
[11:29] <inad922> on 13.04
[11:29] <xormor> macwolf74: ok, thanks.
[11:29] <afflicto> ezra-s: hm ok. It's incredibly annoying as I keep re-writing entire lines all the time. :\
[11:29] <macwolf74> inad922, go to the login screen, and click the ubuntu logo on the top right of your username, select a session
[11:30] <inad922> macwolf74, thx
[11:30] <ezra-s> afflicto, have you tried another editor just to check?
[11:31] <afflicto> ezra-s: no but I could.
[11:32] <inad922> macwolf74, I probably phrased it wrong. I wanted to change the window manager
[11:32] <ezra-s> afflicto, doesn't hurt to check something else ;)
[11:32] <afflicto> ezra-s: but it happens seemingly at random tho so I dno.
[11:32] <inad922> I've already added to xsessions and stuff...
[11:32] <ezra-s> afflicto, you type and suddenly those chars appear out of nowhere?
[11:32] <macwolf74> inad922, what desktop environment?
[11:32] <Dinosaurio> ezra-s: ok I did what you said, but using a command "unity --reset". It works perfectly now. Thank you very much! :-)
[11:33] <inad922> macwolf74, awesome
[11:34] <afflicto> ezra-s: yes. And I can't see them in the source code. they show up in PHP's error messages tho.
[11:34] <ezra-s> Dinosaurio, ohh, didn't know about that one.. so easy.. lol, thanks for letting me know
[11:34] <inad922> brb
[11:35] <codephobic> hi
[11:35] <ezra-s> afflicto, so if they are no there as you type and just show in php error messages it could be the lang settings inside the php code itself
[11:35] <ezra-s> I'm guessing though
[11:35] <ezra-s> trying to think of the parts involved from where you code to where you see those messages
[11:35] <ezra-s> I guess those are when you access the website, etc..
[11:37] <codephobic> I'm looking to upgrade my AMD/ATI Radeon HD 3000 on-board graphics to a Radeon HD6670. I was wondering if anybody to confirm that this card is fully supported by the latest Xorg and Ubuntu.
[11:37] <codephobic> Is there a "HCL" that I can refer to before making any purchases?
[11:37] <afflicto> ezra-s: I think it's probably me pressing keys which does nothing on windows but has a function on ubuntu. Since I type quite quickly, I sometimes hold down certain keys while pressing others which usually doesn't create any extra character. Soemthing like that. I dno.
[11:39] <ezra-s> afflicto, a sensible editor should show them up
[11:43] <iceroot> !hcl | codephobic
[11:43] <codephobic> thanks iceroot
[11:46] <fu3L> I am looking to get a vps for setting up a shell acount for irc(eggdrop,psybnc) should i get openvz or kvm? And what os should i go for debian/ubuntu/centos?
[11:46] <codephobic> iceroot, unfortunately the HCL is out of date (and discontinued).
[11:48] <AaddeRammer> fu3L, doesn't really matter which distro. It needs to be one you are most familiar with
[11:48] <AaddeRammer> personally no experience with openvz, only kvm or xen
[11:49] <AaddeRammer> but any virtual solution is good enough for your needs I think
[11:49] <fu3L> oh ok if i go for kvm its double the price of the openvz
[11:51] <andybrine> afternoon everyone
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> andybrine: howdy
[11:52] <andybrine> does anyone know of any good transcription software for ubuntu?
[11:53] <BluesKaj_> Hiyas all
[11:53] <AaddeRammer> hola BlueEagl1
[11:53] <AaddeRammer> BlueShark,
[11:53] <AaddeRammer> crap
[11:55] <BluesKaj_> hi AaddeRammer , too many of us blues nicks
[11:55] <MonkeyDust> the bluezzzz
[11:55] <AaddeRammer> hehe, indeed
[11:57] <inad922> hello
[11:57] <andybrine> is blueshark the name of some software/
[11:57] <andybrine> ?
[11:57] <superman_> alt sysrq commands don't seem to work on Lubuntu, how do i make it work?
[11:58] <DJones> !info blueshark
[11:58] <MonkeyDust> andybrine  you mean wireshark?
[11:58] <inad922> If I have an  email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and the server's name is c.com and a user name "user" how do I configure thunderbird not try to log in as<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but just as user?
[11:58] <andybrine> im not sure, im just looking for a program to transcribe speech to tech
[11:59] <andybrine> text*
[12:00] <greenie> uhm, hello?
[12:00] <compdoc> greenie, youre only allowed one question, so thanks
[12:01] <greenie> well crap
[12:01] <greenie> guess i blew that one already
[12:01] <compdoc> jk :)
[12:01] <greenie> lol
[12:02] <AaddeRammer> :)
[12:02] <greenie> okay so, i apparently destroyed my apt somehow when i tried installing some updates through the update manager
[12:03] <greenie> all i get now when i try to install anything is Setting up apt (0.8.16~exp12ubuntu10.11) ... ERROR: Can't find the archive-keyring Is the ubuntu-keyring package installed?
[12:03] <greenie> halp? D:
[12:03] <greenie> oh, and i'm using 12.04
[12:04] <ezra-s> greenie, go to terminal and type "sudo apt-get -f install" paste the output in a pastebin website
[12:06] <greenie> http://pastebin.com/Ps1mijPU there ya go :)
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> greenie: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> !info ubuntu-keyring
[12:07] <ezra-s> greenie, did you manually touch anything under /etc/apt?
[12:08] <greenie> i'm way too incompetent to actually try and manually do anything, so no :D
[12:08] <ezra-s> heheh
[12:09] <greenie> and the output of cat /etc/issue is: Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS \n \l
[12:09] <ezra-s> greenie, go here http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/all/ubuntu-keyring/download select a mirror and download the .deb file
[12:09] <ezra-s> after that
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> greenie: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-keyring
[12:09] <ezra-s> sudo dpkg -i ubuntu-keyring......
[12:09] <ezra-s> I assumed apt-get would not work
[12:09] <ezra-s> but still
[12:10] <fishcooker> i've 50-1000 costumized ubuntu client... i have one master server that will give update to the client if they want to
[12:10] <fishcooker> how to make it happen?
[12:10] <Sling> fishcooker: what kind of update?
[12:10] <greenie> okay, i'll try that and report back then ezra
[12:11] <fishcooker> sorry *50-100 client
[12:11] <MonkeyDust> fishcooker  ask in #ubuntu-server
[12:11] <AaddeRammer> fishcooker, run a local ubuntu mirror
[12:11] <fishcooker> copy and extract the new apps on the server to the client, Sling
[12:11] <AaddeRammer> or something like puppet
[12:12] <fishcooker> every change on the server will be clone to the client if they want to update
[12:12] <fishcooker> just like on demand update
[12:12] <ezra-s> strange that I don't see apt......---10.11 version in packages.ubuntu.com for precise.. maybe not updated?
[12:12] <greenie> ezra: thank you so much! it worked :D
[12:12] <AaddeRammer> fishcooker, do you also want to install extra packages centrally?
[12:12] <ezra-s> greenie, I'm glad
[12:13] <Sling> fishcooker: puppet is probably best for distributing packages/configurations like that
[12:13] <Sling> just make a manifest that says 'expect package foo'
[12:13] <fishcooker> what kind of extra package AaddeRammer?
[12:13] <Sling> (ask in #puppet for details)
[12:14] <AaddeRammer> fishcooker, running a local ubuntu mirror will give you the control to push updated packages to your clients. You need to set your clients to run automatic updates so they fetch it every day / week / etc
[12:14] <marco> hello
[12:15] <fishcooker> Sling: AaddeRammer i've seen this kind of update on openwrt box
[12:15] <fishcooker> i just want to implement the mechanism on ubuntu
[12:15] <fishcooker> is it possible to do that on bashscript
[12:16] <fishcooker> or should i take it on other programming language?
[12:16] <ezra-s> bash can do almost anything but pointers hehe
[12:16] <AaddeRammer> exactly
[12:16] <ezra-s> well, not so much
[12:17] <ezra-s> but with the help of other unix programs...
[12:17] <fishcooker> phpcli? ezra-s
[12:17] <fishcooker> or perl :-D
[12:18] <ezra-s> fishcooker, depends on taste.. I am not a developer just a "tryer" but I use bash for many tasks at work, very helpful
[12:20] <fishcooker> that's good ezra-s :-)
[12:21] <ezra-s> and it saves lots of time, LOTS
[12:21] <ezra-s> bash helps me being here helping so to speak hehehe
[12:22] <greenie> which is greatly appreciated ;-)
[12:23] <ddssc> why does xinput change my goddam device number every time I restart my computa?
[12:24] <ezra-s> lol
[12:26] <fishcooker> btw thankyou for quick response Sling, ezra-s, AaddeRammer and the others
[12:30] <greenie> so while i am here anyway: which distro would you guys recommend for an old atom netbook with 1 GB ram?
[12:32] <DJones> greenie: I'd try lubuntu/xubuntu on that
[12:32] <usr13> greenie: The one you like the best.
[12:32] <BluesKaj_> gee ubuntu should run ok with 1G
[12:32] <BluesKaj_> greenie,^
[12:32] <fl_smitty88> Xubuntun or lubuntu the latter of which i run on a inspiron w1750 with 8gb of ram no issues BlueEagl1
[12:33] <fl_smitty88> Xubuntun or lubuntu the latter of which i run on a inspiron w1750 with 8gb of ram no issues Blueskey
[12:33] <bgardner> greenie: I run Xubuntu on an atom netbook with 2Gb, runs well.
[12:33] <greenie> what about flash videos?
[12:33] <ecoste> Dota2 doesn't start, Amnesia crashes on load.
[12:33] <ecoste> Thanks Ubuntu.
[12:33] <usr13> greenie: What about them?
[12:34] <ecoste> What's the difference between Ubuntu and Xubuntu?
[12:34] <BluesKaj_> greenie, including flash video , 1G should suffice
[12:34] <fl_smitty88> greenie, apt-get -y install flashplugin-nonfree
[12:34] <greenie> well, they're slow to begin with in xp for an atom netbook, and they take a lot more resources under linux
[12:34] <usr13> !xubuntu-desktop | ecoste
[12:34] <greenie> at least that was my impression
[12:35] <fl_smitty88> fluxbox might be a good alternate to the other  des i recommended
[12:35] <usr13> ecoste: xubuntu runs xfce4 for it's desktop environment, ubuntu uses unity.
[12:35] <menace> 2
[12:35] <usr13> !xubuntu | ecoste
[12:36] <greenie> but hey, as long as it boots fast, runs libreoffice fast and handles the whole power management shenanigans as well as xp does i'm happy
[12:36] <ecoste> ubottu: thx
[12:36] <bgardner> greenie: My experience with flash video on my xubuntu netbook has been very good.
[12:37] <fl_smitty88> what kind of hard driver capacity are we talking her BlueKey?
[12:37] <greenie> well i tried that last time with an amd gpu about 2 years ago. might be it wasn't just that optimized at the time
[12:38] <BluesKaj> fl_smitty88,  I'm not the guy with the question
[12:39] <fl_smitty88> Sorry Blueskaj
[12:40] <BluesKaj> fl_smitty88, np
[12:40] <irssi-mike> !su
[12:40] <ecoste> !sudo
[12:40] <usr13> ecoste: see   ^^^^^
[12:40] <ecoste> First time using IRC, have no idea how bots work ):
[12:41] <usr13> ecoste: You did it correctly but ubottu does not repeat herself.
[12:42] <ecoste> How do you determine the gender of the bot?
[12:42] <usr13> ecoste: Try /msg ubottu !ubuntu   #Or what ever, for private message.
[12:42] <usr13> !gender
[12:42] <ecoste> Heh
[12:43] <usr13> !ubottu > ecoste
[12:46] <MonkeyDust> ecoste  the bot is always right, hence female
[12:47] <usr13> Needless to say, ubottu is very intelligent.  She is our best friends here on #ubuntu.
[12:47] <lapache> Bonjour, je ne suis pas mauvais en linux mais je ne vois pas comment je peux installer ubuntu vers un disque sata depuis ma debian ... Pouvez vous m'aiguiller ?
[12:47] <DJones> !fr | lapache
[12:47] <MonkeyDust> !fr
[12:48] <ecoste> !fr
[12:48] <lapache> Sorry guys
[12:48] <DJones> lapache: No worries
[12:50] <usr13> lapache: doesn't matter if it's sata or ide
[12:50] <fl_smitty88> Hey guys is there a ubuntu advocacy channel
[12:50] <usr13> fl_smitty88: #ubuntu-offtopic   I think
[12:50] <fl_smitty88> 'advocacy
[12:52] <kostkon> fl_smitty88, #ubuntu-marketing
[12:52] <BluesKaj> never thought someone would create a factoid for ubottu even having a gender ...bots are clones , they can replicate themselves hence they are both male and female ...so the maintainers should remove that gender bias factoid :)
[12:52] <lapache> yeah but i want to do this using ubuntu iso, i know i can use debootstrap but my debian dont have this package up-to-date enough for having the "precise" ou "quantal" choice
[12:53] <DJones> fl_smitty88: There is #ubuntu-community-team That may be a channel that has what you want, or can point you to the right channel
[12:54] <usr13> BluesKaj: I suppose they may do that if she ever admits she's wrong about something.  ;)
[12:55] <usr13> lapache: What version do you have installed now?
[12:57] <MonkeyDust> lapache  what's the output of    cat /etc/issue
[12:57] <usr13> ?
[12:58] <lapache> MonkeyDust, Debian 6.0
[13:01] <MonkeyDust> lapache  better ask advice in the debian channel on how to create a chroot, i guess
[13:01] <usr13> Debian 6.0.0 was initially released on February 6th, 2011 and has been superseded by Debian 7.0
[13:02] <thunder1212> holstein: hi
[13:02] <thunder1212> holstein: i was successful in creating the usb bootable windows with copying the files.. any way i can do something similar for ubuntu?
[13:03] <thunder1212> holstein: or any linux distro?
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> thunder1212: unetbootin
[13:03] <k1l_> thunder1212: easiest way is to dd the iso onto a usb-stick
[13:04] <MonkeyDust> thunder1212  multisystem
[13:04] <thunder1212> MonkeyDust: what is multisystem?
[13:04] <usr13> thunder1212: Why not just install to a USB drive and configure as you see fit.
[13:06] <usr13> thunder1212: But I suppose you could use something like clonezilla
[13:06] <thunder1212> ActionParsnip: but can i copy the files from iso (after mounting ) to the usb and make the usb bootable ?
[13:07] <verses_> k1l_, does that make USB stick bootable?
[13:08] <k1l_> verses_: yep
[13:08] <SonikkuAmerica> thunder1212: Nope. You would need to create a bootsector, which a dd or usb-creator-{gtk,kde} can do.
[13:09] <olivier_bK> somebody her use daemontool for application ?
[13:09] <usr13> thunder1212: See:  http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu  or http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-with-windows
[13:10] <thunder1212> SonikkuAmerica: but i created a windows 7 usb from ubuntu today
[13:10] <SonikkuAmerica> thunder1212: Using Unetbootin, I presume?
[13:10] <thunder1212> SonikkuAmerica: no by just copying the files
[13:11] <SonikkuAmerica> thunder1212: And it didn't boot, I would assume?
[13:11] <usr13> thunder1212: Why don't you just install to USB?
[13:11] <rantic> good morning
[13:12] <thunder1212> SonikkuAmerica: i installed w7 using that usb on a laptop..
[13:12] <rantic> thunder1212: What's your problem? I'm late to the party
[13:12] <thunder1212> rantic: there is no problem just disscussion
[13:13] <k1l_> thunder1212: what is wrong with using dd or using the usb-creator?
[13:15] <LucidDreamZzZ> hey anyone have any luck running hammer editor?
[13:16] <LucidDreamZzZ> for hl2
[13:17] <rantic> LucidDreamZzZ: I did :D
[13:17] <LucidDreamZzZ> rantic, under Linux?
[13:18] <LucidDreamZzZ> ii have some mapping to do and i havent even try yet
[13:18] <rantic> LucidDreamZzZ: It's been awhile but yes, under Ubnutu
[13:18] <LucidDreamZzZ> well, that's encouraging
[13:18] <LucidDreamZzZ> really ok
[13:19] <LucidDreamZzZ> hmm i try tomorrow then, going sleep thanks
[13:20] <rantic> LucidDreamZzZ: Dream lucidly.
[13:29] <fishcooker> i have ubuntu netbook how to switch to server edition without clean install
[13:29] <fishcooker> is it possible
[13:29] <fishcooker> because the netbook 10.04 is not stable here
[13:35] <zero_coder> hey
[13:40] <jjavaholic> I still have a problem with a datetime indicator that isn't working how can I debug the problem?
[13:41] <Raziel2p> I want to prevent apache from booting at startup but still need the init.d script - what do I do?
[13:42] <ikonia> Raziel2p: it doesn't use the init.d script
[13:42] <ikonia> Raziel2p: the jobs been moved to upstart
[13:42] <zero_coder> hey.
[13:44] <jonathas> hi, i have a question about launchpad, someone can answer?
[13:44] <Raziel2p> ikonia: I see - which loads the conf files in /etc/init ?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> fishcooker: add the boot option:  text
[13:44] <ikonia> Raziel2p: depends on the job, but yes
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> jonathas: ask in #launchpad
[13:44] <jonathas> ok
[13:44] <pesh> hi every1...
[13:45] <Sling> every1 is not in atm, can we help? :)
[13:45] <Raziel2p> ikonia: okay - I can't seem to find a conf file in /etc/init related to apache2 though
[13:46] <pesh> sure..programming..u in?
[13:46] <Sling> pesh: this is not a recruitment channel
[13:48] <pesh> ok...thanx...
[13:49] <Jalexm> I'm having issues installing Ubuntu 13.04 along side Windows 8
[13:50] <Jalexm> Anyone?
[13:51] <xeberdee> I'm running 12.04 LTS. SSH connection is very slow over LAN. So I followed this guide http://www.techpage3.com/2012/04/fix-for-slow-ssh-connection.html. It didn't work, so I set the two parameters back. Now I get connection refused - ssh is running, I deleted the entire contents of both users .ssh directories. Connection refused?
[13:51] <ActionParsnip> xeberdee: try connecting with compression enabled
[13:52] <ActionParsnip> xeberdee: do you connect to SSH using keys?
[13:52] <blazemore> xeberdee: Have you tried "ssh -vvv server" to see more verbose output?
[13:53] <xeberdee> ActionParsnip: I have one server I connect to with a key
[13:53] <ashish> gnome 3.8 willl not work in ubuntu12.04? i m not able to install in ubuntu12.04
[13:54] <xeberdee> ActionParsnip: compression something to add to sshd_config?
[13:54] <xeberdee> blazemore: not yet I'll try
[13:55] <blazemore> xeberdee: If you can't understand the output and it's still failing, put the output on http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:57] <saiarcot895> Guest26575: I'm guessing it won't work, since (I believe) 12.04 has gnome 3.4
[13:57] <saiarcot895> Guest26575: if you do manage to install it, there is likely to be portions that won't work/will be broken
[13:57] <Guest26575> ya i m using 3.4 but was interested to use latest gnome
[13:57] <Guest26575> ok thanks :)
[13:58] <saiarcot895> Guest26575: you might want to ask over at #ubuntu-gnome
[13:58] <xeberdee> blazemore: nothing special - just port 22 connection refused. netstat says it's listening. 5 mins ago it was working - maybe UseDNS no has had some static effect...
[13:58] <Guest26575> i m new here may i know how to open that channel?
[13:58] <Captain_Proton> anyone know if in 13.04 you can make empathy popup ims? there use to be something you uncheck but I do not see it anymore
[13:59] <saiarcot895> Guest26575: try /join #ubuntu-gnome
[14:00] <blazemore> xeberdee: can you do "telnet hostname 22" ?
[14:00] <seriously_random> how to participate here: https://friendly.ubuntu.com/participate/ if I have Xubuntu, what package do I need to install?
[14:01] <xeberdee> blazemore: looks like port 22 - telnet: unable to connect to remote host
[14:01] <blazemore> OK so nothing is listening on port 22 there, xeberdee
[14:02] <blazemore> xeberdee: On the machine you're trying to connect *to*, can you do "ssh localhost" ?
[14:02] <xeberdee> tcp        0      0 *:ssh                   *:*                     LISTEN
[14:02] <blazemore> That doesn't look right
[14:02] <blazemore> I am not hugely familiar with netstat but I think there should be a 22 in there if it's ssh
[14:02] <blazemore> xeberdee: On the machine you're trying to connect *to*, can you do "ssh localhost" ?
[14:03] <xeberdee> blazemore: can connect by locahost
[14:03] <saiarcot895> seriously_random: I think only ubuntu is supported
[14:03] <saiarcot895> seriously_random: have you checked to see if you have System Testing or Ubuntu Friendly?
[14:03] <blazemore> xeberdee: OK so that means SSH daemon (server) is running, but a firewall or something is blocking access to it from another computer
[14:03] <blazemore> xeberdee: Can you ping the target machine OK? "ping target" from your source machine
[14:04] <seriously_random> saiarcot895, what package is it part of? No I don't see it anywhere in default Xubuntu installation
[14:04] <xeberdee> blazemore: that's wierd. I only changed PAM and sshd_config settings.
[14:05] <blazemore> xeberdee: If you can't ping the target, it's a networking issue
[14:05] <Jagst3r15> On a fresh install of ubuntu my brightness keys ar enot working
[14:05] <xeberdee> blazemore: shutting down the client machine :)
[14:05] <blazemore> xeberdee: If you can ping it, but can't reach port 22 with telnet, it's a firewall issue
[14:05] <Jagst3r15> Dell XPS l501x
[14:06] <OerHeks> seriously_random, i don't think Xubuntu has that testing routine > http://xubuntu.org/contribute/qa/
[14:06] <saiarcot895> seriously_random: checkbox and checkbox-qt
[14:07] <xeberdee> blazemore: I can ping it
[14:07] <xeberdee> blazemore: and I had a samba share mounted too
[14:08] <Captain_Proton> anyone know if in 13.04 you can make empathy popup ims? there use to be something you uncheck but I do not see it anymore
[14:08] <zipy> can i mount imaages within 2 partitions in it?
[14:09] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, stupid ? but did you install ssh?
[14:10] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: not stupid - but yes
[14:10] <seriously_random> saiarcot895, thanks
[14:10] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, ok did you install failtoban or ssh monitor
[14:11] <blazemore> Jagst3r15: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1636959&p=10196162#post10196162
[14:12] <Jagst3r15> blazemore that safe to add ppa?
[14:12] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: neither - I'm nopt sure what those packages are
[14:13] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, fail2ban will ban IPs there fail auth more then 3 times
[14:13] <Captain_Proton> fro server and machine that are on the internet
[14:14] <blazemore> Is it OK to format your entire drive (eg. mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb) rather than make a partition table?
[14:15] <blazemore> I mean for a data drive not for an installation target obviously
[14:15] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: don't have either
[14:15] <Frogging|work> Where does stderr go?
[14:16] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, you said you change the pam and ssh_config. what di you change in there?
[14:16] <blazemore> Frogging|work: To the terminal by default
[14:16] <Frogging|work> blazemore: Even in 13.04
[14:16] <Frogging|work> ?
[14:16] <blazemore> Frogging|work: Yes, when you run a command in the terminal, you'll see both stdout and stderr unless you redirect them
[14:17] <Frogging|work> Okay
[14:17] <Frogging|work> Thanks
[14:18] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: SSH was very slow to connect - I tried a guide which suggested that it was due to reverse DNS and system info. Changes in sshd_config = UseDNS no + comment out session optional pam_motd.so in pam.d/sshd
[14:18] <hrezaei> Hi people!
[14:18] <Semper> Anyone know how to get a display of the CPU core temps for all cores? (AMD K10)
[14:19] <hrezaei> how can I install synaptic package manager on 13.04
[14:19] <Semper> I don't need the canned lm-sensors install FAQ as I have checked.
[14:19] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, di you reboot or restart openssh
[14:19] <Captain_Proton> d*
[14:19] <blazemore> Semper: just type "sensors"
[14:19] <Semper> hrezaei, http://desktoplinuxreviews.com/linux-tips/ubuntu/install-synaptic-package-manager-in-ubuntu-13-04/
[14:19] <rantic_> hrezaei: sudo apt-get install synaptic
[14:20] <Semper> blazemore, that does not work. Not only does it display only one K10 reading. That reading is wrong.
[14:20] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: restarted both machines client and server with change. No luck - could not log into ssh at all. Set params back and rebooted both.
[14:20] <blazemore> Semper: Have you installed lm-sensors and run sensors-detect ?
[14:20] <Semper> That is a performance and cooling adjusted temperature according to the kernal module. i.e. that is not a physical temperature.
[14:20] <Semper> Yes and yes,
[14:20] <Semper> it is still wrong.
[14:21] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, and still no luck?
[14:21] <blazemore> Semper: Does a module for your CPU's thermal sensor exist?
[14:21] <Semper> Yes.
[14:21] <blazemore> Semper: Does it have documentation?
[14:21] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: nope
[14:21] <Semper> Under ubuntu I would have to recheck.
[14:22] <Semper> It is a FX 8120 octacore.
[14:22] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, If it were me id sudo apt-get remove --purge ssh < check make sure /etc/ssh is empty then sudo apt-get install shh
[14:22] <Semper> I need to know and monitor all core temperatures as I suspect it is getting overheat on one core and causing cut outs.
[14:23] <Archanaut> Hey guys im a windows 8 user looking to possibly go to Ubuntu. Can anyone point me towards an article or website that can explain to me which version I should use? I can't decide on whether to go with 12.04 or 13.04
[14:23] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: I'm thinking along the same lines - but then again it looks like there is some static info somewhere for PAM
[14:23] <blazemore> Archanaut: IMO, use 13.04 if you're in doubt. it has better hardware support
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> !sensors | Semper
[14:24] <Semper> ubottu, I have already done this.
[14:24] <Semper> ActionParsnip, even.
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> Archanaut: get 12.04, it is LTS and supported til April 2017, 13.04 is only supported til Jan 2014
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> Archanaut: 12.04 is also designed with stability in mind ;)
[14:24] <Semper> lm sensors is installed and displays one K10 temperature which I know for a fact is not a physical temperature.
[14:24] <Semper> it is a performance metric
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> Semper: thats all I know, maybe others can advise
[14:25] <blazemore> Semper: Can you please pastebin the output of "cat /etc/modules /etc/sensors*.conf
[14:25] <Semper> and it ain't lisiting every core.
[14:25] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: I don't know why MOTD has really anything to do with PAM
[14:25] <Semper> one minute blazemore
[14:25] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, maybe bt if PAM is broke that would not stop the ssh demon from running
[14:26] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: yes - I'm not keen on messing with PAM
[14:26] <hrezaei> rantic_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884408/
[14:26] <WACOMalt> Hey folks, how can I open a port on a Virtual Machine (a windows 7 VM in qemu) to the outside network? Need port 5009 to direct in to the VM
[14:26] <WACOMalt> I am on Ubuntu server
[14:27] <Semper> blazemore, http://pastebin.com/cEXNy33z
[14:27] <Semper> Cheers for the help.
[14:27] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: I reckon ssh is fine and PAM is broke for some reason
[14:28] <Semper> fyi that is a ubuntu server on 12.04
[14:28] <blazemore> Semper: I don't see anything likely-looking in /etc/modules... try this
[14:28] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: ssh runs on local machine, but I am refused acces to 22 and I'm running no firewall.
[14:28] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, Here is my pam.d/sshd    -  http://pastebin.com/x8Bj4aQ4
[14:28] <blazemore> Semper: echo coretemp | sudo tee -a /etc/sensors
[14:28] <blazemore> Semper: sudo modprobe coretemp
[14:28] <Semper> coretemp is not present
[14:29] <Semper> or at least I had tried that already
[14:29] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, back up ours and paste mine in reboot see if it works
[14:29] <Semper> Yup: "FATAL: Error inserting coretemp (/lib/modules/3.2.0-49-generic/kernel/drivers/hwmon/coretemp.ko): No such device
[14:29] <Semper> "
[14:29] <swordsmanz> is there a way to apt-get every available package in repo's ?
[14:29] <blazemore> swordsmanz: You can't do that, nor do you want to
[14:29] <blazemore> swordsmanz: some packages can't be installed alongside others
[14:30] <swordsmanz> what about just most of them ?
[14:30] <Semper> not to mention the download would take about 50 days
[14:30] <Semper> swordsmanz, you cannot simply install everything :P
[14:30] <blazemore> Semper: And you've *definitely* installed the package "lm-sensors" ?
[14:30] <greenie> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTQwNTY *jumps around like little girl*
[14:30] <swordsmanz> I'm sure there used to be a way to install everything with debian :P
[14:30] <WACOMalt> Anyone here familiar with opening ports to a qemu VM?
[14:31] <blazemore> swordsmanz: No, it is not possible
[14:31] <blazemore> swordsmanz: some packages can't be installed alongside others
[14:31] <Semper> blazemore, with certainty http://pastebin.com/P4Ccc6nW
[14:32] <Semper> WACOMalt, that would be using UFW I think
[14:32] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: I don't have this line: session    optional     pam_motd.so  motd=/run/motd.dynamic noupdate
[14:32] <swordsmanz> hmm so what would one do if one wanted ALL the software ?
[14:32] <Semper> WACOMalt, as far as I could tell with my last install,  pretty sure the install added default rules to UFW
[14:32] <compdoc> WACOMalt, did you use a bridge for the VM? all ports are open
[14:32] <Semper> ^
[14:33] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, Ok is it working now?
[14:33] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: maybe I did CTRL+K and deleted it..
[14:34] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, :)
[14:34] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: sec
[14:35] <WACOMalt> compdoc, not sure. I didnt change anything from qemu's default
[14:35] <WACOMalt> but it certainly doesnt seem that way, I set up an ftp server listening on 5009 and it isnt accepting connections
[14:36] <compdoc> WACOMalt, sounds like youre using the kvm virtual network, and that your guests use a different ip address range than the host. thats going to be difficult to work with
[14:36] <WACOMalt> the ip address on the VM appears to be in the 10.0.2.XX range
[14:36] <WACOMalt> well, Id prefer to set it up this way as I dont want the whole VM open to the network, only specific ports
[14:37] <seanz> Good day, humans. Can someone help me understand how to get a newer version of a package in Ubuntu?
[14:37] <WACOMalt> I just found that qemu can forward ports on it's own, "qemu -m 384 -redir tcp:3389::3389 windows.img"
[14:37] <WACOMalt> but I'm not sure if that has to be in the launch command for the VM or if that is run after launch
[14:37] <rantic> seanz: Hi seanz, what were you interested in gettnig?
[14:37] <seanz> The repositories that are set on the distro include a slightly older version than I need.
[14:38] <seanz> git 1.10.
[14:38] <seanz> rantic: ^ ^ ^
[14:38] <compdoc> ok, then sounds like you have it set up that way. You'll need to research opening ports on the host to the guest to allow traffic. sorry, but I'm not much help with that. I use bridges, and a seperate nic for the guests
[14:39] <rose_> help
[14:39] <rose_> TP-Link TL-WN8200ND
[14:39] <rose_> drive
[14:40] <Jagst3r15> Why is there language fragmentation in Ubuntu?
[14:40] <rantic> seanz: You're presumably at version 1.8.x right?
[14:40] <sanman> seanz: typically if the version of a packe you are looking for isn't in the official repos you have two options, look for a third party repo with updated packages, or build from source
[14:40] <seanz> rantic: Sorry, I misspoke. I'm at 1.7.9, but I need 1.8,.
[14:40] <greenie> i don't verstehen was tu talking about
[14:40] <seanz> rantic: Oh duh - I could just build from source.
[14:41] <seanz> rantic: I think I wanted to avoid that.
[14:41] <greenie> seriously though, what do you mean by language fragmentation
[14:41] <rose_> TP-Link TL-WN8200ND
[14:41] <rose_> drive
[14:41] <rose_> help
[14:41] <rose_> ubuntu 13.04
[14:41] <seanz> rantic: However, if I find a third party repo, I may end up needing to upgrade a bunch of other packages, wouldn't I?
[14:41] <rantic> seanz: Yeah more than likely ... hm
[14:41] <rantic> seanz: Ubuntu repositories should haveversion 1.8
[14:42] <seanz> rantic: I'm on 12.04 LTS.
[14:42] <seanz> rantic: I don't know if that makes a difference.
[14:42] <sanman> seanz: that could very well be why you have the older version
[14:43] <sanman> seanz: if version 1.8 is pretty new you more than likely won't find it in 12.04
[14:43] <seanz> sanman: That's what my experience has shown so far.
[14:43] <fishcooker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884464/
[14:44] <rantic> seanz: Yeah it pushed version <IP_ADDRESS> on 13.04
[14:44] <sanman> seanz: sometimes in cases like this I make a chroot'ed install of a newer version of ubuntu and get the package I want in there
[14:44] <seanz> sanman: That sounds like a lot of work. Is it?
[14:44] <sanman> seanz: it's a bit complicated to go through if you've never done it though
[14:45] <seanz> Does it work with the system at large?
[14:45] <sanman> I usually script something out to use the version from the chroot
[14:45] <rantic> seanz: https://launchpad.net/~git-core/+archive/ppa
[14:45] <rantic> seanz: That PPA is an option
[14:46] <seanz> rantic: Wow, thanks. You and sanman have been hugely helpful. I'll try the ppa as my first option - see how tough that is to work with.
[14:46] <rantic> seanz: It should be as easy as adding it, updating your repository list and issuing an upgrade.
[14:47] <seanz> rantic: That would be the ideal solution. I've done similar things before and have gotten myself in trouble with related package upgrades, though.
[14:47] <sanman> seanz: if you ever want to look at building a chroot ubuntu actually has instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot
[14:47] <basiclas-> Hi all, I broke my software index. repairs fail and give me this(3 different errors separated by /// ): http://pastebin.com/zYaQtKw0
[14:47] <seanz> sanman: Thanks. I'll keep that link, because I may want to at some point.
[14:50] <Entvex> hello is sftp per default for Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[14:50] <Entvex> hello is sftp not allowed per default for Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[14:51] <seanz> rantic: Very nice! I've added that PPA, and now git shows an upgrade to 1.8.3!
[14:51] <rantic> seanz: Awesome.
[14:52] <seanz> rantic: They were being held at their current state, but I override that, so I'm hoping the upgrade goes smoothly.
[14:52] <Jagst3r15> Where is skype in 12.04?
[14:52] <Jagst3r15> Its not in the USC anymore?
[14:52] <holstein> !skype
[14:52] <seanz> rantic: Looks like the upgrade went smoothly.
[14:52] <seanz> rantic: Thanks again to you and sanman.
[14:52] <seanz> Problem solved.
[14:52] <holstein> Jagst3r15: i grab the deb from the skype site
[14:53] <Jagst3r15> yes but why not in uSC
[14:53] <rantic> seanz: No problem. You'll usually only run into issues with PPA's if they rely on a large amount of dependencies, but something like GIT should be painless.
[14:53] <seanz> In this case it was definitely painless.
[14:53] <seanz> I just need to be sure and note it in our install docs.
[14:54] <farbod> addle: you are always online?
[14:54] <k1l> Jagst3r15: its in the partner repo. due to the licences
[14:54] <Jagst3r15> how to enable that?
[14:55] <WACOMalt> for anyone in the same boat as me, in qemu, to open ports or remap, simply add -redir tcp:INPORT::OUTPORT to your qemu line
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> WACOMalt: post it on a qemu wiki if you can find one :)
[14:56] <k1l> Jagst3r15: did you even read the advises given to you?
[14:56] <WACOMalt> lol, yeah if I can find one
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> WACOMalt: or similar, spread knowledge
[14:56] <k1l> Jagst3r15: if so, read them again, the solution was altready linked to you
[15:00] <greenie> is anyone of you dabbling around with source engine games on an AMD gpu right now? if so, any recommendations for the driver to use?
[15:00] <WACOMalt> ActionParsnip, that I can do
[15:00] <WACOMalt> thanks for the help folks, I'm out!
[15:01] <greenie> catalyst 13.4 has horribad input lag :S
[15:01] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: solved...
[15:01] <rantic> greenie: You're running these games natively through steam or wine?
[15:01] <greenie> natively
[15:03] <rantic> greenie: I won't lie I didn't have the issues you described
[15:03] <greenie> seems it's fixed in the upcoming 13.6 release, but that's still a few weeks away
[15:03] <xeberdee> Captain_Proton: I was actually using openssh! not ssh. Removed openssh-server, reconfigured the eth interface with a new address. Thanks for your help tho.
[15:04] <greenie> what gpu do you have rantic?
[15:04] <rantic> greenie: Primarily I use a GTX 460 but my server machine runs a 7570
[15:05] <rantic> greenie: I tested half life 2 and cs source around the time steam came out of beta and they ran great
[15:05] <greenie> hm... 5670 here. but i googled around a bit and it seems to be a issue for some people when they play source games with 13.x drivers. especially when they use the flashlight
[15:06] <Frogging|work> When I compile something from source and it goes to a place like /opt/program/bin/, how do I allow it to be called globally (like any other command)?
[15:06] <Pearce> greenie: maybe you should get a better card.
[15:06] <greenie> yeah if you used the driver that ships with ubuntu atm you were probably using 12.something :D
[15:06] <rantic> Frogging|work: You'll need to add it to your path
[15:07] <greenie> maybe i should, but not until star citizen pearce
[15:07] <greenie> haha
[15:07] <Frogging|work> rantic: Okay
[15:07] <rantic> Frogging|work: If you're unfamilair with the process you can throw /opt/program/bin into your bashrc or export PATH=$PATH:/opt/program/bin
[15:07] <Pearce> Lol, I was only kidding.
[15:08] <Frogging|work> Aight, thanks
[15:08] <Captain_Proton> xeberdee, no problem!  :)
[15:08] <greenie> just thought i'd ask around here to save me the whole "trying out the drivers one by one" thing
[15:08] <wasanzy> where can I hv hp beat driver for ubuntu?
[15:09] <Frogging|work> rantic: And how do I get the terminal to reload it?
[15:09] <Jagst3r15> how do I remove skype .deb
[15:09] <Frogging|work> (I added the folder to the path and the programs still don't work"
[15:10] <rantic> Frogging|work: can you paste the output of echo $PATH please?
[15:10] <Frogging|work> It's on my other PC, but I did do that command and it is indeed there at the end
[15:10] <rantic> Jagst3r15: You mean you've installed it or just remove the file from your system?
[15:10] <Jagst3r15> rantic I just installed skype from skype.com
[15:11] <Jagst3r15> but I cannot see it in the software center
[15:11] <MagePsycho> Guys, can anyone reply on this issue: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/83385/parse-xml-to-get-node-value-in-bash-script
[15:11] <Jagst3r15> I need to remove it
[15:11] <rantic> Jagst3r15: It wouldn't be in the software center, do you have synaptic?
[15:11] <HRezaei> How to resolve dependencies for apt-get install ?
[15:11] <Jagst3r15> yes
[15:11] <greenie> press ctrl+alt+t and type in skype?
[15:11] <Frogging|work> rantic: Nvm, I'll just reopen the terminal
[15:12] <rantic> Frogging|work: It should have worked ... you could try logging in/out to reset the session but seems uneccessary
[15:12] <Frogging|work> rantic: I reopened the terminal and it's disappeared from my PATH (I did echo $PATH)
[15:12] <wasanzy> any beat driver?
[15:12] <Jagst3r15> synaptic will show it sir?
[15:12] <basiclas-> Hi all, I broke my software index. repairs fail and give me this(3 different errors separated by /// ): http://pastebin.com/zYaQtKw0
[15:13] <rantic> Jagst3r15: It _should_
[15:13] <zipy> hey i got an initscript which works well when i manually start running it, but on boot, it shows it is starting but if i check, the daemon istn running
[15:13] <basiclas-> how do I repair the index?
[15:13] <greenie> have you tried removing the 3rd party ppas?
[15:14] <tyler_d> anyone here any good with expect?
[15:15] <k1l> tyler_d: no one is good with nothing :)   just ask a specific question
[15:15] <basiclas-> greenie: ah ok, how would i do that? what is the list file called?
[15:16] <greenie> uhm, no idea. i usually manage those via the synaptic package manager :D
[15:16] <rantic> basiclas-: /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:16] <greenie> rantic to the rescue!
[15:16] <rantic> basiclas-: But you should really do this from the Software & Updates application
[15:17] <k1l> basiclas-: why do you have debian sources included in a ubuntu release at all?
[15:17] <rantic> basiclas-: Are you using Ubuntu or an Ubuntu variant like Kubutnu?
[15:18] <k1l> basiclas-: open the software and updates programm and remove the debian sources from the 3rd party tab
[15:19] <bhek> Anybody who uses Guake terminal on Ubuntu 13.04 have a fix for the sides of the terminal not going all the way to the side of the screen?
[15:19] <k1l> basiclas-: and remove that ubun-tor PPA. it diesnt have precise packages so its useless anyway
[15:21] <zipy> hey i got an initscript which works well when i manually start running it, but on boot, it shows it is starting but if i check, the daemon istn running
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> greenie: PPAs are added in /etc/apt/sources.list.d in files there. You can remove PPAs by deleting the relevant file(s) there
[15:22] <DigeratiW> any of you use CONKY on ubuntu
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> zipy: how are you calling it at boot?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> DigeratiW: many do
[15:22] <k1l> DigeratiW: some do
[15:22] <greenie> i could use # to uncomment them as well though, right?
[15:22] <DigeratiW> its like a fancy desktop info widget
[15:23] <DigeratiW> how do I add my ip address to it
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> DigeratiW: we know what it is, what is your question
[15:23] <DigeratiW> how do I add my ip address to it
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> DigeratiW: which one, WAN or LAN?
[15:23] <DigeratiW> lan
[15:23] <zipy> ActionParsnip, its in init.d and it gives me an echo starting ... ok
[15:23] <zipy> at boot
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> DigeratiW: http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=15394
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> DigeratiW: http://conky.sourceforge.net/variables.html  fill your boots
[15:24] <DigeratiW> thnks I get to reading
[15:24] <rantic> zip/clear
[15:24] <rantic> oh I fail.
[15:26] <basiclas-> k1l: rantic: I'm using a preinstalled linux on a purpose built laptop
[15:26] <basiclas-> standard ubuntu as far as I am aware
[15:27] <DigeratiW> done, fixed thanks
[15:27] <k1l> basiclas-: what does "lsb_release -a &&uname -a" give you? (in a pastebin please)
[15:29] <raven> how to move rss news to imap without postfix/sendmail/...
[15:29] <Vec_> This might be a silly question, but is there a way to see if this bug is fixed for ubuntu 13.04 or CUPS 1.6.3? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1032456
[15:29] <greenie> half a test page saves ink though ^^
[15:29] <Vec_> herp derp
[15:30] <basiclas-> k1l: http://pastebin.com/3ZYv3ibA
[15:30] <Vec_> Seemingly i can downgrade, as some "USB backend"-thing was added to CUPS later than 1.5.3. But i'm wondering if it's fixed in newer versions, and more importantly, how can i accuratly figure that out myself?
[15:31] <k1l> basiclas-: please show a "ls -al /et/apt/sources.list.d" in a pastebin too
[15:31] <dustindikes> PAGE UP
[15:35] <basiclas-> k1l: Im never gonna use that zend server, guess ill remove that too, here you go - http://pastebin.com/VbFm6W79
[15:35] <Frogging|work> Is it considered bad practice to simply symlink compiled programs into a place like /usr/local/bin?
[15:35] <sud0man> Movie Error:  Bin: [decode],6, A Audio Video Interleave (AVI) demuxer plugin is required to play this stream, but not installed. - Why am I getting this error? Am I missing something?
[15:36] <Frogging|work> So that they're available to all users including sudo
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> sud0man: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> Frogging|work: sudo isnt a user
[15:36] <Frogging|work> I know
[15:36] <Frogging|work> But I want to be able to use it with the sudo command
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> Frogging|work: " all users including sudo "
[15:36] <Frogging|work> I should've worded it better :P
[15:36] <ecoste> .
[15:37] <sud0man> ActionParsnip, i am now installing it,.
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> Frogging|work: if a user can run it, they can run it with sudo too
[15:37] <rose_76> hi all
[15:37] <rose_76> TP-Link TL-WN8200ND
[15:37] <rose_76> drive
[15:37] <rose_76> help
[15:37] <rose_76> ubuntu 13.04
[15:37] <FloodBot1> rose_76: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:38] <k1l> !ppa-purge | basiclas-
[15:38] <Frogging|work> ActionParsnip: No. It's in /opt/owfs/bin, so I had to add that to /etc/environment. But that doesn't work with sudo because sudo resets PATH to secure_path (which is in sudoers which I probably shouldn't mess around with)
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: what wifi chip does it use
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> Frogging|work: could always add it (safer not to, as you say)
[15:39] <redtape|renegade> Is popeycam off-access at the moment or some`it ? :: http://popey.com/webcam/ ::
[15:39] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, http://www.tp-link.us/products/details/?categoryid=240&model=TL-WN8200ND
[15:39] <Frogging|work> ActionParsnip: Or should I just symlink the contents of /opt/owfs/bin to somewhere like /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin (or anywhere else that's already part of secure_path
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> Frogging|work: I use the symlink method, is it a GUI app?
[15:40] <Frogging|work> Nope
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: doesnt tell us the chip
[15:40] <tyler_d> my expect script (called from bash) does not pass in the password --> http://pastebin.com/WbCPyEVL
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: if you run:  sudo lshw -C network      do you see the wifi adapter?
[15:41] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, ok
[15:41] <jrib> tyler_d: why are you using expect with ssh?  Why not use password-less ssh keys?
[15:41] <tyler_d> jrib: I have multiples(over 1000) servers that don't have keys implimented
[15:41] <Frogging|work> ActionParsnip: Okay, that's what I'll do then.  It's kind of a stripped-down version of Nautilus
[15:42] <basiclas-> ubottu: I would love to install ppa-purge I can't install/remove anything,
[15:42] <jrib> tyler_d: anyway, I don't know about your expect issue, but my advice is that you use keys instead
[15:43] <Frogging|work> The one included by default with Ubuntu 13.04
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> Frogging|work: ahh yes, i dont use it these days, too slow
[15:43] <tyler_d> jrib: I do not have the power to impliment keys as they are not mine...
[15:43] <xeon123> the content of the /tmp is deleted when the OS is rebooted?
[15:43] <jrib> tyler_d: you have the root password
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> xeon123: if its in tempfs then yes
[15:43] <rose_76> ActionParsnip,  capabilities: pm msi pciexpress msix vpd bus_master cap_list ethernet physical tp mii 10bt 10bt-fd 100bt 100bt-fd 1000bt 1000bt-fd autonegotiation
[15:43] <rose_76>        configuration: autonegotiation=on broadcast=yes driver=r8169 driverversion=2.3LK-NAPI duplex=full firmware=rtl8168e-3_0.0.4 03/27/12 ip=<IP_ADDRESS> latency=0 link=yes multicast=yes port=MII speed=100Mbit/s
[15:43] <rose_76>        resources: irq:43 ioport:c000(size=256) memory:f2104000-f2104fff memory:f2100000-f2103fff
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> xeon123: you can check by running:  mount
[15:43] <rantic> xeon123: Usually.
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: please use a pastebin
[15:44] <basiclas-> k1l: did you get the link?
[15:44] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, ok
[15:44] <jrib> tyler_d: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4780893/use-expect-in-bash-script-to-provide-password-to-ssh-command
[15:44] <sud0man> I have installed ubuntu-restricted-tools, thanks to ActionParsnip but now it gives me, Missing element: MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) decoder.
[15:44] <sud0man> how can I solve this particular situation? Am I missing something again?
[15:44] <Semper> blazemore, did you find anything on grabbing the temp for each core?
[15:45] <k1l> !appeals > sud0man
[15:45] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884636/
[15:45] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, HELP
[15:46] <Semper> Did sud0man do something?
[15:46] <basiclas-> Whenever I try to install anything with apt-get, I see >  skype : Depends: skype-bin but it is not installable
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: you only have a wired connection there, is it USB based?
[15:46] <jrib> basiclas-: output of « dpkg --print-foreign-architectures » ?
[15:46] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, YES
[15:46] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, lan
[15:47] <k1l> basiclas-: yes, remove at least the tor PPA that got no precise packages.
[15:47] <Semper> k1l, did I miss something with sud0man?
[15:47] <k1l> basiclas-: and i would remove the debian sources from the /etc/apt/sources.list too
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: what is the output of:  lsusb
[15:48] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, ok
[15:48] <basiclas-> jrib: http://pastebin.com/q4mXp8qj
[15:48] <k1l> Semper: he was abusive and disturbing the last days and is now ban evading just because he needs help
[15:48] <jrib> basiclas-: what ubuntu version is this?
[15:48] <Semper> Fair enough.
[15:48] <Semper> Anyone know of anyway to get Ubuntu displaying each individual core temperature?
[15:49] <skrusty> hi, just installed ubuntu-desktop and i get the desktop lgin screen fine, but then it locks up, for about 2 minutes and then i get the screen but the graphics are really out, like there's a grid overlay on the screen or something - it's hard to explain
[15:49] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884647/
[15:49] <skrusty> any ideas? :/
[15:49] <basiclas-> jrib: 12.04
[15:49] <Semper> skrusty, does it login but leave the login screen on the background?
[15:49] <Semper> but you can use applications?
[15:49] <k1l> basiclas-: can you show a "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" please?
[15:49] <skrusty> it looks like it
[15:49] <skrusty> it's hard to see
[15:49] <Semper> It might be
[15:49] <Semper> disabled desktop icons
[15:49] <skrusty> i can see "remote login" still
[15:49] <jrib> basiclas-: do you know anything about that error?  Pastebin /etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg.d/multiarch
[15:49] <Semper> that caused the login screen to stick on mine
[15:49] <Semper> make sure they're enabled
[15:50] <Semper> tis a bug that hasn't been dealt with yet
[15:50] <skrusty> how do i do that sorry? config change?
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> rose_76: 2357:0100   is teh ID of the wifi, use it to find guides online
[15:50] <Semper> if it is that
[15:50] <nommer> Why does pulseaudio periodically break when running certain windows applications concurrently with an mp3 file, but only sometimes, defying all logic?
[15:50] <basiclas-> k1l: i removed the sole source that had the full string 'debian' in it, do i remove any source beginning with deb or not?
[15:50] <Semper> erm one sec
[15:50] <nommer> Why does pulseaudio periodically break when running certain windows applications concurrently with an mp3 file, but only sometimes, defying all logic?
[15:50] <nommer> I am forced to stop the mp3
[15:50] <nommer> and restart the windows app
[15:50] <rose_76> ActionParsnip, no :(
[15:50] <k1l> basiclas-: can you show the file?
[15:51] <Semper> You can edit it using the unity tweak tool.
[15:51] <Semper> You still using unity?
[15:51] <nommer> Did you guys hear my question
[15:51] <skrusty> Semper: me?
[15:51] <nommer> Semper: thanks for volunteering your time for free, can i ask you a question about UBUNTU?
[15:51] <basiclas-> jrib: multiarch just returns 'foreign-architecture i386'
[15:52] <jrib> basiclas-: and my first question?
[15:52] <Semper> yeah skrusty
[15:52] <hoodoowoo> I've been setting up a new machine that has not played nice with Ubuntu.  I've booted and installed (via the -server iso as the only working route) to a workable setting, and have finally managed to get the proprietary drivers of nvidia working.  Yay, but by 2.5 days of work.
[15:52] <Semper> nommer, go for it
[15:52] <basiclas-> brb
[15:52] <hoodoowoo> However, in the ensuing apt-get remove and apt-get install storm, I seem to have removed unity.  That is, when I login through the unity-greeter interface, I'm presented with a blank desktop.  What package do I install to get it back?
[15:52] <skrusty> i wans't using any dekstop manager before
[15:52] <basiclas-> jrib: i know nothing about errors
[15:52] <Semper> hmm
[15:53] <skrusty> i just apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[15:53] <Semper> that will be unity skrusty
[15:53] <jrib> basiclas-: delete /etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg.d/multiarch
[15:53] <Semper> I think unity tweaker needs to be installed.
[15:53] <skrusty> ok
[15:53] <Semper> So fire up the app center
[15:53] <nommer> Why does pulseaudio periodically break when running certain windows applications concurrently with an mp3 file, but only sometimes, defying all logic?
[15:53] <skrusty> Semper: two mins (thanks by the way)
[15:53] <Semper> software center that is
[15:53] <nommer> Why does pulseaudio periodically break when running certain windows applications concurrently with an mp3 file, but only sometimes, defying all logic? @ semper
[15:53] <jrib> basiclas-: afterwards, pastebin contents of /var/lib/dpkg/arch
[15:53] <nommer> sometimes it works fine
[15:53] <Semper> what windows apps?
[15:53] <Semper> are you using WINE?
[15:53] <hoodoowoo> skrusty: you may be interested in this Wikipedia explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_(user_interface)
[15:53] <nommer> It doesnt matter the apps, its apps that have sound
[15:53] <nommer> Sometimes the windows apps sound will just break
[15:54] <Semper> windows as in microsoft?
[15:54] <Semper> or windows as in desktop applications?
[15:54] <basiclas-> k1l: http://pastebin.com/M22Wqay6
[15:54] <nommer> Yes i run some of their softwares on my UBUNTU
[15:54] <nommer> But periodically the sound in their applications will just break
[15:54] <nommer> defying all logic
[15:54] <Semper> Well nommer that is a question for WINE gurus I think.
[15:54] <nommer> I believe i am being harassed
[15:54] <Semper> It will depend on a lot of things.
[15:54] <basiclas-> jrib: that file did not exist
[15:54] <nommer> i think it depends on the government not leaving me alone
[15:55] <nonzj> hello, (kubuntu) i made a mistake and uninstalled some services which were enabling me to Sleep/Hibernate, now i don't have these buttons anymore; instead i sleep my computer by using the command: "dbus-send --system --print-reply     --dest="org.freedesktop.UPower"     /org/freedesktop/UPower     org.freedesktop.UPower.Suspend", but when i come back the screen is not locked; so, how can i restore the sleep/hibernate button, or how can
[15:55] <nommer> do you think thats possible?
[15:55] <jrib> basiclas-: what file?
[15:55] <Semper> Unlikely nommer
[15:55] <Semper> more likely that WINE isn't fully compatible with the windows progams and is having some issues.
[15:55] <nommer> Semper:  They hover a drone over my house every night, transmit dreams of joining the marine corps, or of them murdering my family, shock my entire body with microwave energy until sometimes i cant breathe, all because i said the wrong thing online
[15:55] <slartibartfast19> I'm trying to choose between the new MacBook Air (the 12 hour battery life/Haswell 1.7Ghz i7) and a MacBook Pro with a 2.9Ghz i7; I'll mainly be using Ubuntu under parallels; anybody know if the Air will cause any issues, with the new chip and slower Ghz?
[15:56] <nommer> Then harass me via microwave voices about my computer usage
[15:56] <Semper> I suggest asking people who know more about running your apps under wine.
[15:56] <nommer> So i think i should ask gov employees
[15:56] <nommer> Instead of wine dev
[15:56] <nommer> dont u
[15:56] <rantic> huh
[15:56] <Semper> In which case nommer, I would suggest seeing a mental health specialist.
[15:56] <k1l> basiclas-: commenting with # is fine. but you can activate that partner repo again
[15:56] <jrib> !ot | nommer
[15:56] <nommer> I have semper, he says im fine
[15:56] <nommer> slightly depressed
[15:56] <ikonia> nommer: enough with this nonsense please
[15:56] <nommer> Ok
[15:56] <nommer> sorry about the Nonsense
[15:56] <ikonia> nommer: we support ubuntu here - keep to that topic please.
[15:56] <nommer> ok
[15:56] <Semper> Well, unless it is related to Ubuntu stum!
[15:56] <FloodBot1> nommer: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:57] <nommer> Ok, is there a ubuntu iso without selinux?
[15:57] <nommer> pre installed?
[15:57] <k1l> yep
[15:57] <ikonia> nommer: ubuntu doesn't use selinux by defualt
[15:57] <ikonia> default even
[15:57] <nommer> I know it doesnt use it
[15:57] <nommer> But its on there
[15:57] <nommer> why?
[15:57] <ikonia> nommer: I don't believe it's installed by default
[15:57] <Semper> Try visiting  wineHQ and checking your apps for issues.
[15:57] <nommer> Its not installed then why are the files present
[15:57] <nommer> for selinux
[15:57] <nommer> ?
[15:57] <ikonia> it's in the repos but I don't think it's part of the default
[15:57] <ikonia> nommer: which files ?
[15:57] <ikonia> (it maybe installed by default)
[15:57] <nommer> I have selinux folders
[15:57] <nommer> in my default installs
[15:57] <jrib> nommer: be specific.
[15:58] <nommer> That is prettys epcific
[15:58] <nommer> specific*
[15:58] <jrib> nommer: give a full path...
[15:58] <k1l> !enter > nommer
[15:58] <nommer> sure
[15:58] <ikonia> !info selinux
[15:58] <Semper> which ISO, which installer what path.
[15:58] <ikonia> it's in universe
[15:58] <ikonia> I doubt that's a default install
[15:58] <nommer> it is
[15:58] <Semper> ikonia, is it part of apparmour?
[15:58] <ikonia> Semper: no
[15:58] <Semper> in which case I have no idea how it got on there.
[15:58] <nommer> My defualt install has selinux folders.  One moment plase
[15:59] <nommer> it was default in /etc/selinux
[15:59] <nommer> right therei n /etc/selinux
[15:59] <ikonia> nommer: what files are there ?
[15:59] <nommer> semanage.conf
[15:59] <nommer> if i looked harder im sure id find the selinux.so files
[15:59] <nommer> so whats the deal
[16:00] <nommer> ?
[16:00] <nommer> why is there a selinux folder in /etc/selinux and a semanage.conf file if its default not installed
[16:00] <nommer> ?
[16:01] <k1l> nommer: could you please tone it dont to a technical and not emotional level?
[16:01] <nommer> Emotional?
[16:01] <nommer> I'm being highly technical here
[16:01] <ikonia> nommer: I don't believe it's default, I'm just checking, hold on please.
[16:01] <nommer> Could i get an answer
[16:01] <nommer> sure
[16:01] <ikonia> nommer: it's a universe package, so I'd be surprised if it was part of the default instlal
[16:01] <k1l> nommer: you are going mad because its from the NSA. thats it.
[16:01] <nommer> No, I'm mad because its present on my hard drive
[16:01] <nommer> And i was told it wasn't going to be in the install
[16:01] <Johnny_Linux> we'll considering all the nsa has done, id be concerned too
[16:02] <nommer> Thank you johnny
[16:02] <jrib> nommer, k1l, ikonia: passwd seems to depend on libsemanage1.  I'm not familiar with it but it seems to just be able to manage selinux; it's not selinux itself
[16:02] <nommer> Jrib
[16:02] <nommer> If you delete the selinux.so
[16:02] <nommer> even though its not present
[16:02] <nommer> supposeldy
[16:02] <nommer> guess swhat
[16:02] <FloodBot1> nommer: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:02] <nommer> you cant login
[16:02] <ikonia> nommer: stop now please.
[16:02] <jrib> nommer: what on earth are you talking about?  And stop with the enter key please
[16:02] <k1l> !enter | nommer
[16:02] <kunji> On my MSI gx60 Ubuntu seems to only boot every other time.  The other times it freezes on the purple loading screen (during plymouth?).  Powering off via the power button and back on again lets it boot reliably on the second try.  I haven't noticed anything suspicious in the logs, but I haven't busted out a fine toothed comb or anything yet.  If anyone has a good lead on where I should start looking into this it would be helpful. Could eve
[16:03] <ikonia> jrib: yeah, looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/Features#SELinux
[16:03] <nommer> Im saying even though selinux is not installed , you can't log into ubuntu without the files being present, the login script is dependent upon SELINUX
[16:03] <blazemore> nommer: I think you're being deliberately confrontational. Do you have an actual question, that has an answer which will satisfy you?
[16:03] <nommer> Am i wrong?
[16:03] <nommer> That is my question blazemore
[16:03] <ikonia> nommer: yes, you are very wrong
[16:03] <nommer> Ok how?
[16:03] <jrib> nommer: you're being vague again, saying "the files".
[16:03] <blazemore> nommer: Yes you are wrong, that is the answer :)
[16:03] <ikonia> nommer: what file did you delete
[16:03] <nommer> Ok i deleted the file selinux.so.1
[16:03] <ikonia> nommer: where is that
[16:03] <nommer> Without se linux being installed
[16:03] <jrib> nommer: full path.
[16:03] <nommer> And then
[16:03] <nommer> i couldnt log into my hd
[16:03] <blazemore> !enter | nommer
[16:04] <jrib> nommer: if you don't stop pressing enter, we're just going to remove you from the channel.
[16:04] <jrib> basiclas-: what file did not exist?
[16:04] <jrib> libselinux1 seems to be installed too but that seems to just provide some sort of api for selinux apps
[16:05] <basiclas-> jrib: /var/lib/dpkg/arch
[16:05] <Johnny_Linux> he probably wanted to know is se linux was installed and or activated
[16:05] <k1l> iirc ubuntu is preparated to be used with selinux. but its not installed or working. same for debian
[16:05] <Johnny_Linux> nice
[16:05] <ikonia> k1l: I'm just checking now, I'll confirm it in a few minutes
[16:05] <jrib> basiclas-: « dpkg --version; uname -a; lsb_release -a » on a pastebin please
[16:06] <Johnny_Linux> i feel better on that note, and no, i dont trust nsa, look at what they did to windows.
[16:06] <jrib> k1l: right, that seems to be the case
[16:06] <basiclas-> jrib: http://pastebin.com/JpQyAkai
[16:06] <k1l> so other programs maybe need selinux for special actions (like passwd and apparmor or ufw) and that for there are some files to prepare for that case. but you still need to install selinux to make that go active
[16:07] <jrib> basiclas-: I told you to delete /etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg.d/multiarch
[16:07] <nommer> WHy was i kicked out?
[16:07] <jrib> nommer: because you didn't stop abusing the enter key
[16:07] <nommer> I was asking about why SELINUX is required to log into ubuntu even if its not installed, if you delete the selinux which is not installed supposedly you cannot log in.
[16:07] <nommer> Why is this?
[16:08] <jrib> nommer: I will no longer comment on your questions until you stop being vague
[16:08] <blazemore> nommer: The next thing you say better be the full path of the file you deleted
[16:08] <ikonia> nommer: as I said, I don't believe that is the case, if you hold on I'll run a test case with you
[16:08] <SteveBell1> absolute noob question. don't hit me… when in xbmc it starts in fullscreen. what's the key command to toggle it to window view?
[16:08] <k1l> nommer: i kicked you because you didnt stop to flood the channel with your enter
[16:08] <k1l> !enter > noom
[16:08] <Johnny_Linux> gotchya k1l , i hope you appreciate the initial concern, we out her like ubuntu for its user ability and general security.
[16:08] <blazemore> SteveBell1: backslash \
[16:08] <k1l> !enter > nommer
[16:08] <basiclas-> jrib: ok done
[16:09] <jrib> basiclas-: output of « dpkg --print-foreign-architectures » ?
[16:09] <lolcat> Is there an easy way to migrate my ubuntu from my ssd to my harddrive that allready contains file?
[16:09] <blazemore> SteveBell1: It took me ages to find that myself, and I found it by accident one day
[16:09] <k1l> Johnny_Linux: there is no need to go mad just because the NSA is mentioned anywhere. stick to the facts and give the people some time to exxplain
[16:09] <nommer> I'm not going to search for the selinux.so file for you -- it is the file that the login script is dependent upon.  You already know this.
[16:09] <blazemore> lolcat: You could just shrink the partition on the hard-drive, and install Ubuntu into the free space
[16:09] <nommer> Im asking why its required for the login script
[16:09] <ikonia> nommer: you deleted the file
[16:09] <ikonia> nommer: which file did you delete
[16:09] <nommer> selinux.so.1
[16:09] <ikonia> nommer: I'm about to test it
[16:09] <ikonia> nommer: where is that file
[16:10] <basiclas-> jrib: don't know if you're interested in this but, everytime i try to install/remove/upgrade i get skype : Depends: skype-bin but it is not installable
[16:10] <nommer> I don't know.
[16:10] <Johnny_Linux> i wasnt going mad, but, i do know how and what the nsa is about, but, again, thanks for the reply.
[16:10] <jrib> basiclas-: yep, that's what we are about to fix
[16:10] <blazemore> lolcat: You wouldn't be "migrating" it though
[16:10] <SteveBell1> blazemore: backslash sign is on the key next to the number zero at the top row. so shift ctrl that key?!?
[16:10] <lolcat> blazemore: Why mess with partitions? Can't I just copy the system files, install grub and then reboot?
[16:10] <blazemore> SteveBell1: oh...
[16:10] <SteveBell1> netbook...
[16:10] <blazemore> SteveBell1: I don't know, on a UK keyboard it's just its own key without any modifiers
[16:10] <jimmyjam> can you guys help me get TF2 running on my new desktop? Getting major image glitches when i try to play, everything freezes, then loads really slowly. HD 7750, FX4100. Thank you
[16:10] <SteveBell1> ah man. this is hard stuff :P
[16:11] <cipherboy> nommer, ikonia, find/grep reports it is in /lib/arch-linux-gnu/libselinux.so.1
[16:11] <basiclas-> jrib: ok so i ran dpkg --print-foreign-architectures , no output, is that ok?
[16:11] <blazemore> lolcat: In my experience, the effort required moving Ubuntu from one hard drive / computer to another is far more than just doing a fresh installation and spending a little bit of time setting it back up
[16:11] <nommer> yes cipherboy
[16:11] <nommer> my question now is
[16:11] <nommer> how can i log into my ubuntu after deleting it
[16:11] <jrib> basiclas-: that's fine.  Now we're going to enable multiarch with i386 for you.  You're on amd64, correct?
[16:12] <cipherboy> nommer, ikonia, also interesting to note: lsof | grep 'selinux.so.1'...look at how many processes use it
[16:12] <nommer> are there alternative login scripts?
[16:12] <ikonia> nommer: stop
[16:12] <basiclas-> jrib: derrrr, how do i check?
[16:12] <ikonia> nommer: I'm doing the user test now
[16:12] <lolcat> blazemore: how is cp -ax * /media/something more work than a reinstall?
[16:12] <nommer> Ikonia im asking cipherboy a question is that ok with you sir/
[16:12] <ikonia> nommer: you deleted a file - which file did you delete and from which directory
[16:12] <blazemore> lolcat: Wait, what exactly do you want to do?
[16:12] <ikonia> nommer: no - it's not as you're just repeating the same thing over and over
[16:12] <nommer> Im talking to cipherboy
[16:12] <nommer> Cipherboy -
[16:12] <jrib> basiclas-: uname -a actually tells us, so I just checked and you are indeed on amd64.  Now let's tell dpkg to also let you install i386 packages.  Issue the command: « dpkg --add-architecture i386 »
[16:12] <nommer> Is there a way to remove selinux.so and replace the login script dependent on it
[16:12] <basiclas-> jrib: 64 bit yes, amd or not i dont remember
[16:13] <blazemore> lolcat: You currently have a PC with two hard drives: an SSD and a hard drive. Ubuntu is installed on the SSD, and there is one partition on the other drive with data on it?
[16:13] <nommer> So i can use my ubuntu?
[16:13] <jrib> blazemore: amd64 is just the name of the architecture
[16:13] <lolcat> blazemore: Yes, I think the SSD is failing so I want to trim it and run badblocks
[16:13] <blazemore> lolcat: You want it to end up such that Ubuntu is installed on the hard drive along with your data, and the SSD is empty
[16:13] <lolcat> blazemore: yes
[16:13] <blazemore> lolcat: You can do both of those without harming your data, but do a backup first
[16:13] <ikonia> nommer: I'll tell you once I've done the test
[16:13] <lolcat> so I can TRIM the SSD and then run badblocks
[16:13] <basiclas-> jrib: ok done
[16:13] <ikonia> nommer: where are you removing the file from
[16:13] <lolcat> blazemore: Do share why I can't
[16:14] <blazemore> lolcat: Yes if your SSD supports TRIM. The Arch Wiki is a good resource
[16:14] <k1l> nommer: your question was explained while you were kicked because of flooding with your enter key
[16:14] <jrib> basiclas-: now run « sudo apt-get update »
[16:14] <blazemore> I said you *can* do both of those, lolcat :)
[16:14] <k1l> !irclogs | nommer
[16:14] <nommer> im removing the NSA SELINUX.SO.1 file from my hard drive and when i do it then i can't log into ubuntu but ubuntu says its not installed
[16:14] <blazemore> nommer: Why are you avoiding the question "Where is selinux.so.1 located?"
[16:14] <ikonia> nommer: this is the file time I'll ask you before I ban you
[16:14] <basiclas-> jrib: ok done
[16:15] <k1l> Johnny_Linux: see who is again going mad?
[16:15] <ikonia> nommer: where is the file you are deleting located
[16:15] <Semper> /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libselinux.so.1
[16:15] <Semper> ^
[16:15] <nommer> yes
[16:15] <ikonia> Semper: I'm not aksing you
[16:15] <jrib> basiclas-: output of « apt-cache policy skype{,-bin} » ?
[16:15] <Johnny_Linux> lol, dont point the finger at me
[16:15] <Semper> That is using a great great deal of processes
[16:15] <blazemore> What version of Ubuntu are you using, nommer ?
[16:15] <ikonia> nommer: where is the file you are deleting located
[16:15] <SteveBell1> no one knows how to toggle fullscreen  / window mode?
[16:16] <skrusty> Semper: removing the stock nvidia drivers and installing nvidia's own seems to have fixed it
[16:16] <nommer> ikonia : /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libselinux.so.1
[16:16] <k1l> nommer: its not activated nor installed. but other programs are prepared to work with selinux. so there are some files on your system. but again its not installed and not activated
[16:16] <ikonia> nommer: and one final question, can you show me the output of "uname -a" please
[16:16] <Semper> Weird skrusty.
[16:16] <basiclas-> jrib: http://pastebin.com/GL4LBZYM
[16:16] <skrusty> yeah :/
[16:16] <Semper> Nice you got a fix though.
[16:16] <k1l> nommer: so stop going mad on reading selinux is from NSA
[16:16] <nommer> k1l and ikonia:  That doesnt make sense if i can't log into ubuntu after deleting it
[16:16] <blazemore> SteveBell1: I just googled "XBMC keyboard shortcuts" and clicked this. I'm sorry Google isn't working for you :( but here you go http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Keyboard
[16:16] <ikonia> nommer: and one final question, can you show me the output of "uname -a" please
[16:16] <nommer> It obviously is installed and rquired
[16:16] <skrusty> yeah, just thought i'd let ya know, cheers anyway! :)
[16:16] <nommer> required*
[16:16] <nommer> No, I don't trust you now.
[16:16] <ikonia> nommer: I'm about to test it for you - answer the questions
[16:16] <nommer> you lied to me.
[16:16] <k1l> nommer: obviously you are not listening
[16:16] <blazemore> lol nommer
[16:17] <SteveBell1> blazemore: found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KeyboardShortcuts but that doesn't mention fullscreen
[16:17] <k1l> for the logs: again: some other programs are prepared for using selinux and need those files.
[16:17] <blazemore> SteveBell1: It's an XBMC keyboard shortcut, not Ubuntu
[16:17] <kunji> Well, I figured it was a longshot, I'm heading out, but if anyone thinks of anything about booting every other time, I'll be checking the logs tonight so just putting it here will be fine even though I'll be gone a while.
[16:17] <jrib> blazemore: alright, you should be able to get apt-get to install skype-bin now
[16:17] <blazemore> Not me jrib
[16:18] <jrib> basiclas-: alright, you should be able to get apt-get to install skype-bin now (sorry blazemore )
[16:18] <Semper> What is libselinux.so.1 ?
[16:18] <jrib> !info libselinux1
[16:18] <Semper> So it is a required package, what does it do?
[16:19] <Semper> Since it has its fingers in every process.
[16:19] <Pici> Semper: No one said that.
[16:19] <Jagst3r15> How do you install ruby on ubuntu
[16:19] <Johnny_Linux> Jagst3r15,  synaptics
[16:19] <basiclas-> jrib: http://pastebin.com/u4qJNL5i
[16:19] <basiclas-> thats the error i recieved
[16:20] <Semper> In component main, is required.
[16:20] <jrib> basiclas-: what command caused this and what was the full output?
[16:20] <blazemore> Semper: It's the SeLinux libraries, basically provides an interface to selinux
[16:20] <martianlobster> how to I open the software center ?
[16:20] <Semper> What's that mean then Pici
[16:20] <blazemore> Semper: But selinux isn't installed in Ubuntu
[16:20] <k1l> Semper: other programs are prepared to work with selinux. they error if that files are deleted. that doesnt mean selinux is installed or activated
[16:20] <Semper> Just wondering why is has fingers in many pies is all.
[16:20] <basiclas-> jrib: http://pastebin.com/scpKh4rj
[16:21] <Pici> Semper: pam is configured to use selinux if it exists, but it uses the shared libraries to determine that. So if you remove them, like nommer did, login will fail.
[16:21] <blazemore> martianlobster: Click the Ubuntu button in the top left corner, search for "software" and you should see the software centre icon come up in the search results
[16:21] <ikonia> Semper: what fingers does it have it's pies in
[16:21] <basiclas-> everything's in there :)
[16:21] <martianlobster> blazemore: thanks!
[16:21] <k1l> Semper: that is the concept of selinux or other security plans
[16:21] <Semper> lsof | grep 'selinux.so.1'
[16:21] <k1l> Semper: just think of what a firewall get the fingers on
[16:21] <ikonia> Semper: that's just open files
[16:21] <jrib> basiclas-: you have no idea why this comes up?  Did you do anything before to try to fix your skype issues?
[16:21] <blazemore> Off home now, goodbye all, and good luck with your problems
[16:22] <greenie> have a good one
[16:22] <basiclas-> jrib: i dont have skype issues per se. It works fine, I just cant install remove or upgrade anything else. Its always that skype error message about skype-bin
[16:22] <jrib> basiclas-: in the meantime, pastebin « apt-cache policy libglib2.0-0 »
[16:24] <mregg> Hi - I'm trying to move from MSAccess to MySQL. Is there a recommended form editor for MySQL (apart from Base)?
[16:24] <basiclas-> jrib: http://pastebin.com/MzhXc2Uv
[16:25] <Semper> awful lots got that file open then
[16:26] <jrib> basiclas-: is this an upgrade from 11.10?
[16:27] <basiclas-> jrib: I recieved this computer about 1.5 months ago, it had preinstalled linux 12.04 (it's a zareason)
[16:28] <jrib> basiclas-: I see.  It's strange because the multiarch setup changed in 12.04 and that file you had from before was a remnant from pre-12.04 days
[16:28] <basiclas-> jrib: it was 'brand new' from them
[16:29] <jrib> basiclas-: what's output of « apt-cache policy dpkg ».  Also, here is a relevant bug I haven't finished reading through https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dpkg/+bug/1015329
[16:29] <basiclas-> i saw some dates in a file somewhere dating back from last summer, so i guess it's been in storage for a while :)
[16:29] <jrib> basiclas-: what's in /var/lib/dpkg/arch?
[16:30] <Semper> ikonia, any reason why so many processes have that file open?
[16:30] <ikonia> it's checked as part of pam
[16:30] <ikonia> that seems to be the core thing
[16:31] <basiclas-> jrib: http://tny.cz/32e9e473
[16:32] <jrib> basiclas-: erm, right this dpkg isn't even from precise repositories it seems
[16:32] <Semper> strange
[16:32] <basiclas-> in /arch, amd64
[16:32] <jrib> basiclas-: did you have debian repositories enabled?
[16:32] <Semper> its still an se library that shouldnt be there surely?
[16:32] <basiclas-> i386
[16:32] <basiclas-> sorry so that was in /arch amd64
[16:32] <basiclas-> i386
[16:32] <basiclas-> teh fuck :D they were both in arch, ,
[16:33] <basiclas-> jrib: i will check
[16:33] <IdleOne> basiclas-: Please don't swear in here
[16:33] <jrib> basiclas-: that dpkg version is exactly what's in debian wheezy currently
[16:34] <basiclas-> IdleOne: ok sorry
[16:34] <k1l> jrib: he had some debian sid sources active
[16:34] <ironhalik> Is there a command line version of nautilus 'Extract here'? I mean, universal extracting command that would take care of bz2, gunzips etc
[16:35] <basiclas-> jrib: with regards to checking debian sources, im not sure how to read the source lists
[16:35] <jrib> !info unp | ironhalik
[16:35] <basiclas-> hmm
[16:36] <jrib> basiclas-: if you have random packages (including dpkg) now coming from debian repositories, I would suggest just reinstalling
[16:36] <Vec_> I'm having some trouble, my server has apparantly been trying to send mails every minute since some time.. I have nullmailer installed for the sole reason of mailing me logwatch logs, which works.. I'm not sure what my server is trying to send? Please take a look.. http://pastebin.com/gZrUJsL1
[16:36] <ironhalik> thanks a lot jrib
[16:36] <ironhalik> saved me all those -xvzf's ;>
[16:36] <jrib> ironhalik: you can omit "z" with tar now (it's smart) :D
[16:37] <ironhalik> jrib: "smart" ;>
[16:37] <ironhalik> not as smart as unp, it seems ;>
[16:37] <daftykins> Vec_: the log suggests the subdomain box.vecbox.com does not exist
[16:37] <tony98> ciao
[16:37] <ikonia> Vec_: I suspect you are being hit with scatter back spam
[16:38] <ikonia> it looks like you've got a messed up mail server config and have configured it to relay so you have a route out and getting scatter back spam
[16:38] <tony98> !list
[16:38] <Vec_> daftykins: Sure, but that means that some program is trying to send mail with that configuration -- im not sure where to start in figuring that out.
[16:38] <daftykins> ah ok
[16:39] <Vec_> ikonia: As far as me messed up the mailconfig that might be the case. However, logwatch and fail2ban sends me mails with no problem.
[16:39] <ikonia> Vec_: errr that means nothing
[16:39] <ikonia> Vec_: it looks like it's scatter back spam
[16:39] <basiclas-> haha ok
[16:39] <ikonia> your ISP will not welcome them geting blacklisted
[16:40] <mm12> hi everyone
[16:40] <Vec_> ikonia: Im not sure what you mean exactly :x
[16:40] <X-Sleepy-X> mm12: hi
[16:40] <basiclas-> i guess so,
[16:40] <basiclas-> well thanks for trying :)
[16:41] <ikonia> Vec_: I send a mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a reply to address of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>doesn't exist, so the mail server bounces it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- thus spamming james through your mail server
[16:41] <mm12> hi iam trying to set the fan speed for my gigabyte 7970..and its giving me response.
[16:41] <mm12> Please run 'aticonfig --initial' first or modify your configuration file manually and run aticonfig again.
[16:41] <ikonia> Vec_: I suspect you are running null mailer as root ?
[16:41] <mm12> Using /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:41] <mm12> Saving back-up to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.original-0
[16:41] <mm12> aticonfig: Writing to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' failed. Permission denied.
[16:42] <X-Sleepy-X> mm12: perhaps you can run the command with sudo
[16:42] <basiclas-> jrib: do you suggest i use the 12.04 disk provided by zareason or just a clean one from ubuntu?
[16:42] <mm12> sudo what u mean
[16:42] <X-Sleepy-X> mm12: put sudo in front of the command
[16:42] <mm12> sudo aticonfig --initial
[16:43] <X-Sleepy-X> yea
[16:43] <jrib> basiclas-: yeah, you can checksum the disc to make sure it's ok and then use it.  Or if you want something more recent (but not LTS), you can use 13.04
[16:43] <Vec_> ikonia: Oh. i c. But how is that a likely scenario? I dont really understand. This just seems like i've missconfigured some package on my server to send mails from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(which does not exsist) -- vecbox.com however, does.
[16:43] <mm12> thanks X-Sleepy-X
[16:43] <ikonia> Vec_: what do you mean how is that likely, it's a well known spam tactic
[16:43] <X-Sleepy-X> mm12: yw :)
[16:45] <nottura> I got a new Nvidia card. a gtx460. I have the gtx 260 in the machine already. would I reinstall the drivers, or update the configuration files for the new card ?
[16:45] <daftykins> neither
[16:45] <daftykins> just turn off, swap, boot
[16:45] <ikonia> Vec_:  if you believe it's a process on your machine, check the crontab, clear the mail queue, shutdown processes and find the one sending mail
[16:45] <nottura> it does work, but i experienced some obvious issues. so i am trying to troubleshoot before i do anything
[16:45] <Vec_> ikonia: I've installed nullmailer yes, if it runs as root or not i have no clue. Im pretty new at this.
[16:46] <daftykins> nottura: what happened?
[16:46] <nottura> hmm, ok. card must be somehow damaged. froze in game at a very high fps a couple times. MB seemed hot. and on a couple of reboots, it sad soft error CPU core 3 not responding
[16:47] <nottura> i am soret of scared to stick it back in and try to get to the bottom of it
[16:48] <Vec_> ikonia: Im pretty certain its a process on my system trying to send a mail.. my root crontab has MAILTO="", my fail2ban works with mail, my logwatch works with mail. I have rsnapshot installed, but i'm not sure if that program wants to send mail by default
[16:48] <nottura> gtx470 supposedly runs hot. maybe i pushed it to hard
[16:48] <nottura> too*
[16:48] <Eagleman> Is there a way to setup ubuntu as an "tor" gateway, so if i set my default route to that machine, all data will be "anonimized"
[16:49] <Semper> Eagleman, socks proxy
[16:49] <Semper> probably
[16:49] <paolo65> !list
[16:50] <daftykins> Eagleman: tor isn't actually that secure
[16:50] <greenie> what's secure these days..
[16:50] <Eagleman> What do you suggest then
[16:50] <Semper> daftykins, talking about the fact tor is saturated with NSA nodes?
[16:51] <ikonia> Vec_: why are you sure it's a program on your machine ?
[16:51] <greenie> i would suggest pulling the ethernet cable and go live in the woods with the wolves :)
[16:51] <Eagleman> lol
[16:52] <Vec_> ikonia: It just makes sense.. Look at the log; something on my machine tries to send mails with a wrong address which is a default one<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:53] <ikonia> Vec_: sorry you're not applying logic
[16:53] <daftykins> Semper: no, that endpoints can sniff egressing data
[16:53] <ikonia> Vec_: does this happen at regular intervals ?
[16:53] <Vec_> ikonia: I've probably derped and not configured it to be<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:53] <jiffe98> is there a good way to do something like an 'apt-get -y upgrade' that would answer yes to the initial question asking if I want to proceed but no the questions such as configuration file changes?
[16:53] <ikonia> Vec_: is vecbox.com your domain
[16:53] <Semper> daftykins, ah
[16:53] <Semper> well only if you don't use SSL
[16:53] <Vec_> ikonia: :/ Every minute, i just went into /var/spool/nullmailer/queue and deleted the 2 messages that were there (since 9.july) (they were logwatch logs...)
[16:53] <Vec_> ikonia: vecbox.com is mine yessir
[16:53] <Semper> I thought you were talking about being identified if you acted anonymously
[16:53] <ikonia> Vec_: ahhh ok,
[16:54] <kusu> hi
[16:54] <Semper> i.e. not sending personally identifying material
[16:54] <kusu> how do u dual boot ubuntu with win xp?
[16:54] <ikonia> Vec_: what's in the content of the messages, does it giveyou a clue ?
[16:54] <Vec_> ikonia: Please bear with me, im so confused with linux and explaining this stuff still that i leave out key information..
[16:54] <Semper> kusu, google wubi
[16:54] <Semper> it will make it really easy for you to try it
[16:54] <kusu> wubi???
[16:54] <Semper> yes
[16:54] <Semper> WUBI
[16:54] <greenie> with wubi you can install linux within windows
[16:54] <greenie> kinda
[16:55] <jimmyjam> can you guys help me get TF2 running on my new desktop? Getting major image glitches when i try to play, everything freezes, then loads really slowly. HD 7750, FX4100. Thank you
[16:55] <Semper> greenie, not kinda
[16:55] <Semper> you can
[16:55] <Vec_> ikonia: tbh, since it was 9july it probably tried sending them before i got the configuration done OR SOMETHING (tm) and then been stuck spamming those mails ever since.. I deleted them from the spool now without reading (it was from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so its just log summarys)
[16:55] <ikonia> Vec_: is there not more mails being created ?
[16:56] <OerHeks> kusa after installation ubuntu, hold shift @ boot to select win xp or ubuntu
[16:56] <kusu> do i select partitions manually to install ubuntu or do i delete win xp partitions if i wanna dual boot ubuntu with win xp?
[16:56] <Vec_> ikonia: Checking now, btw whats the "move to bottom of page"-command in less?
[16:56] <greenie> kusu: with wubi you can circumvent that
[16:56] <ikonia> Vec_: there isn't one that I'm aware of
[16:56] <greenie> it just stores all the linux data into sort of an image file
[16:56] <greenie> on your ntfs partition
[16:57] <saiarcot895> Vec_: besides the end key
[16:57] <OerHeks> kusa, you get an option to install side by side, and to decrease a partition to make space
[16:57] <Vec_> ikonia: Ok. I checked the logs now, and 18:51 was the last error trying to send mail. Ill wait a few more minutes and check again
[16:57] <ikonia> Vec_: ok, I'm stepping away from my desk for a few minutes
[16:57] <Jagst3r15> how would I run this script sirs? https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5713887
[16:58] <Jagst3r15> I have the file on my desktop
[16:58] <Vec_> saiarcot895: end and home does not work in less (im trying it as we speak)
[16:58] <jimmyjam> anyone know how to install drivers for my HD 7750?
[16:58] <Jagst3r15> sh compass-app-shortcut-creator.sh does not work
[16:59] <shahan> I have upgrade with "sudo apt-get upgrade" from the Main Server as source. but it cannt fetch 864KB of data and for this all those of 233MB data are not installing. what can I do now? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884852/
[17:00] <shahan> its ubuntu 12.04 32bit
[17:00] <shahan> I have upgrade with "sudo apt-get upgrade" from the Main Server as source. but it cannt fetch 864KB of data and for this all those of 233MB data are not installing. what can I do now? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884852/
[17:00] <wiredmind> Jagst3r15: tried chmod +x compass-app-shourtcut-creator.sh && ./compass-app-shortcut-creator.sh
[17:00] <greenie> shahan: did you run apt-get update?
[17:00] <euxneks> shahan, try switching mirrors
[17:01] <shahan> ya I treid
[17:01] <greenie> then what eux said
[17:01] <shahan> tried euxneks
[17:01] <Jagst3r15> wiredmind it says no such file or directory
[17:01] <wiredmind> what does pwd say?
[17:02] <Jagst3r15> oh
[17:02] <kusu> do i select partitions manually to dual boot ubuntu with win xp?
[17:02] <Jagst3r15> you spelled shortcut wrong it works now ;)
[17:02] <wiredmind> Jagst3r15: good
[17:02] <shahan> any idea to install all those downlooaded stuff?
[17:03] <saiarcot895> shahan: switch to the main Ubuntu mirror, run "sudo apt-get update", and then try installing it
[17:03] <euxneks> shahan, you can install local packages with dpkg install but try the ubuntu mirror: http://askubuntu.com/questions/104695/how-do-i-change-mirrors-in-ubuntu-server-from-regional-to-main
[17:03] <jimmyjam> anyone know how to install drivers for my HD 7750?
[17:03] <Jagst3r15> it works :)
[17:03] <euxneks> shahan, what saiarcot895 said
[17:03] <Jagst3r15> thanks!
[17:03] <shahan> euxneks: I tried all those staff.
[17:03] <saiarcot895> !ati | jimmyjam
[17:03] <SirRock> Can someone help me out installing a program?
[17:04] <jimmyjam> cheers
[17:04] <basiclas-> jrib: what was the last version before the amazon ads integration?
[17:04] <SirRock> I just switched to Ubuntu and I don't know exactly how to work the terminal
[17:05] <k1l> SirRock: just describe your issue
[17:05] <shahan> SirRock: which version of ubuntu you are using now?
[17:05] <SirRock> I installed a program called  "protege" and the installer ran, but now I can't find the program.
[17:06] <SirRock> I see the folder and a bunch of files for it, but i click on the script and it doesn't work
[17:06] <SirRock> 13.04
[17:06] <SirRock> I think
[17:06] <shahan> SirRock: go to terminal and type protege
[17:06] <SirRock> says command not found
[17:07] <saiarcot895> SirRock: how did you install it?
[17:07] <SirRock> http://protege.stanford.edu/download/protege/4.0/installanywhere/
[17:07] <SirRock> I went to linux instructions and typed in sh ./install_protege_4.0.2.bin
[17:07] <shahan> SirRock: have you install it by Ubuntu Software Center?
[17:08] <SirRock> Nah, I'll go see if its in there
[17:08] <saiarcot895> SirRock: it's not in the Software Center
[17:08] <k1l> SirRock: did you load anything from the webpage or did you use the programs that ubuntu ships?
[17:08] <saiarcot895> SirRock: did you follow the instructions on the page?
[17:09] <euxneks> shahan, have you tried sudo apt-get clean
[17:09] <SirRock> I followed the instructions on the page. I installed some program that lets me open the terminal in that folder with a right click, but besdies that nothing else
[17:09] <Vec_> ikonia: The trying to send mail outward with wrong sender address seized now that i removed 2 mails from the nullmailer's spool. It was hammering every minute, and now its been quiet for a good 10 minutes so i assume its all well now.
[17:09] <OerHeks> SirRock, that is an old version see > http://protege.stanford.edu/download/protege/4.3/installanywhere/Web_Installers/
[17:09] <shahan> euxneks: no
[17:09] <euxneks> shahan, that might help?
[17:10] <SirRock> OOOO
[17:10] <shahan> euxneks: okey. let me chk
[17:10] <euxneks> if that doesn't work then maybe try sudo apt-get update --fix-missing
[17:10] <euxneks> shahan, though I think you've probably already tried that eh? :)
[17:10] <saiarcot895> SirRock: at any rate, after you download it, in the terminal, type in "sh ./install_protege_4.3.bin" (without the quotes)
[17:11] <SirRock> I'm downloading that now. but I see the scripts for protege, but every time i click on them it just opens up a text editor
[17:11] <shahan> euxneks: no. I didnt tried it before.
[17:11] <shahan> euxneks: what will it do my systme?
[17:11] <saiarcot895> SirRock: try opening up the Dash (start menu key or the Ubuntu icon at the top left corner) and typing in Protege
[17:11] <euxneks> shahan, it might fix it, I doubt it would cause any problems
[17:12] <SirRock> I tried that and only the folder and file named protege pop up
[17:13] <samba35> how do i access ubuntu  server from another ubuntu server over Internet with gui
[17:13] <OerHeks> SirRock, if you installed correct, http://localhost:8080/webprotege/ >>>  http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/wiki/WebProtegeAdminGuide
[17:13] <jaenie> i dont think I'm running a firewall, but i cannot connect to the mysql server on my desktop.  I started up ufw and allowed 3306/tcp but i still cannot make a simple connection (like $ telnet host 3306)
[17:13] <jaenie> is there some default firewall running?
[17:13] <jrib> !vnc | samba35
[17:14] <SirRock> LIke, I found the file. It says it's a shell script "(application/x-shellscript)" but it won't run, is there a program i'm supposed to open it with?
[17:14] <samba35> thanks
[17:15] <Semper> Anyone got any idea how to monitor the temperature of individual CPU cores?
[17:15] <kelly> hi guys
[17:15] <saiarcot895> !sensors | Semper
[17:15] <Semper> For the last time
[17:15] <kelly> i want to use clonezilla ,
[17:15] <kelly> if i want to make a backup for linux , should i format the external harddrive as the same file system i use in linux like ext4 ? the external harddrive i have now with ntfs file system
[17:15] <Semper> I know and have installed lm-sensors
[17:15] <Semper> it does not detect cores
[17:15] <Semper> acpi -t also does not work
[17:16] <saiarcot895> Semper: the reading itself is dependent on your hardware
[17:16] <k1l> Semper: which mainboard-cpu is it? or laptop?
[17:16] <Semper> FX 8120
[17:16] <Semper> AMD Octacore
[17:16] <SirRock> Is there a way I can post screenshots or share my screen to show what I'm doing?
[17:16] <Semper> it does have the sensors as far as I know
[17:17] <greenie> you can use pastebin and/or an image hoster
[17:17] <Semper> The AMD kernel module is not reporting the physical temperatures according to documentation.
[17:17] <samba35> jrib, can you pls tell me which is best vnc server
[17:17] <jrib> samba35: read the wiki and use the one that you want
[17:18] <Semper> samba35, SSH
[17:18] <Semper> :P
[17:18] <QTPieMan> how to get sleep and hibernate?
[17:18] <samba35> ok
[17:18] <samba35> thanks
[17:18] <Semper> Use SSH in order to remotely use the desktops
[17:18] <Semper> vastly superior to any VNC.
[17:18] <samba35> Semper, can you pls give some more details
[17:19] <QTPieMan> any help here?
[17:19] <Semper> Getting a guide
[17:19] <LucidDreamZzZ> ssh has nothing to do w vnc
[17:19] <greenie> kelly: i don't think it matters much
[17:19] <saiarcot895> QTPieMan: I believe sleep is equivalent to suspend
[17:19] <greenie> as long as it's not fat32 ;)
[17:19] <kelly> greenie, BTW , sometimes i get partclone faild ? but this error message happen when i want to make a backup from ubuntu in vbox to externel harddrive
[17:20] <QTPieMan> saiarcot895: yup suspend
[17:20] <hbeck> hey folks. I am getting intermittent connectivity to stuff on my LAN, just upgraded the motherboard and I am suspecting driver issues for the on-board ethernet. Here's a paste of lspci and lsmod (relevant parts): http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884910/
[17:20] <Semper> This should help: http://narnia.cs.ttu.edu/drupal/node/132
[17:21] <BenjaminRH> Hey guys. I'm having some trouble installing 13.04 on a new Toshiba Satellite S70 (dual-boot with Windows 8). Anybody have any experience with that?
[17:21] <saiarcot895> QTPieMan: as for hibernate, see https://help.ubuntu.com/12.10/ubuntu-help/power-hibernate.html
[17:21] <SirRock> saircot895: Here's what I have so far: http://postimg.org/image/jc3k7pjfl/. I click on the Protege script and it won't run. I type the command in the terminal and it can't find it
[17:21] <hbeck> found some posts saying there may be some issues since the 8169 driver is being used instead of 8168. Would that be responsible for ping, ssh, etc. connections working in and out
[17:21] <hbeck> ?
[17:21] <greenie> hm no idea, didn't try that yet
[17:21] <QTPieMan> saiarcot895: ok
[17:21] <Semper> k1l, I am pretty sure I could get individual core temperatures with speedfan / coretemp in windows.
[17:21] <OerHeks> SirRock, if you installed correct, http://localhost:8080/webprotege/ >>>  http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/wiki/WebProtegeAdminGuide
[17:22] <BenjaminRH> My major initial problem is that the screen is completely dark. If I hold it up to the light and squint at an angle, I can just make out the install window. Function brightness keys don't seem to do anything.
[17:22] <SirRock> I'll try this now
[17:22] <holstein> BenjaminRH: i have seen that
[17:23] <LucidDreamZzZ> this is #ubuntu
[17:23] <BenjaminRH> holstein: have you seen any solutions? :)
[17:23] <holstein> BenjaminRH: i actually have an EEEpc like that, intel hardware surprisingly.. i can use totally different function keys
[17:23] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, what symptoms
[17:23] <holstein> BenjaminRH: also, this happens are reboot, from the bios screen or where ever
[17:24] <LucidDreamZzZ> try blacklisting the module you do not want to load
[17:24] <BenjaminRH> holstein: yep. that's my problem
[17:24] <shahan> euxneks:  sudo apt-get clean has removed all stff i downloaded :(
[17:24] <holstein> BenjaminRH: its affecting the bios screen?
[17:24] <Semper> BenjaminRH, get it fully installed and use brightness config
[17:24] <Semper> if it affects the bios
[17:24] <Semper> it is most likely a broken screen
[17:24] <BenjaminRH> Semper: I can't see anything to install it, unfortunately
[17:24] <Semper> you must have a broken screen
[17:24] <BenjaminRH> the screen certainly isn't broken, Windows runs find
[17:24] <BenjaminRH> fine*
[17:24] <holstein> BenjaminRH: you could have a bad backlight
[17:24] <hbeck> LucidDreamZzZ: Ethernet comes up "ok" but connectivity is in and out. Ping will get "destination host unreachable" for a while, then work, then fail again
[17:24] <Semper> even on the lowest brightness setting you should be able to see it
[17:24] <shahan> now it asks for downloading 288MB again
[17:25] <hbeck> this is just from one local box to another
[17:25] <BenjaminRH> Semper: maybe it's a combination of the backlight not being on and the brightness at 0 or 1?
[17:25] <holstein> BenjaminRH: when it was happening to me, i would pull the battery and unplug
[17:25] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, thats exactly what i was not hoping for :(
[17:25] <matban> guys just installed the ati driver for my HD 7750, TF2 running better than before but it's still lagging quite a bit. what can i do?
[17:25] <holstein> BenjaminRH: but, i found the odd function key combo as well
[17:25] <chadthedude> Hello guys, this script is coded in which language? http://pastebin.com/0cw2c8QW
[17:25] <Semper> matban, is it the AMD Prop driver?
[17:26] <BenjaminRH> holstein: ooh! What's the function key combo?
[17:26] <holstein> BenjaminRH: what i usually do in those situations is remove the hard drive so i can force power off and test without damaging anything
[17:26] <chadthedude> http://pastebin.com/0cw2c8QW <--- Which language this script is coded in?
[17:26] <holstein> BenjaminRH: quite random
[17:26] <chadthedude> holstein: sir, http://pastebin.com/0cw2c8QW <--- Which language this script is coded in?
[17:26] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, i would keep trying in here idk, but blacklisting the module that is not supposed to load might fix
[17:26] <saiarcot895> !patience | chadthedude
[17:26] <kelly> how to extract gz via terminal ?
[17:26] <BenjaminRH> chadthedude: javascript
[17:26] <holstein> chadthedude: i would try a programming channel
[17:26] <BenjaminRH> chadthedude: that's a greasemonkey script
[17:26] <chadthedude> benjaminrh, .js extension?
[17:26] <BenjaminRH> chadthedude: yep
[17:26] <BenjaminRH> chadthedude: .user.js
[17:26] <chadthedude> how can I execute it?
[17:26] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, keep asking in here someone probably has same issue
[17:27] <BenjaminRH> chadthedude: check out greasemonkey if you're in firefox, or tampermonkey if in chrome
[17:27] <chadthedude> BenjaminRH, come to #gstreamer as this is ubuntu-only.
[17:27] <chadthedude> come to #gstreamer and help my ass, man.
[17:27] <BenjaminRH> lol
[17:27] <holstein> !language | chadthedude
[17:27] <matban> Semper: is was the open source one, xorg. I just followed the instructions on the page. Are there tests I can run to confirm which it was for you?
[17:27] <chadthedude> this is a ubuntu-support channel, we'll get banned by holstein.
[17:27] <Semper> should be
[17:27] <holstein> chadthedude: i am just a volunteer making a request.. thanks for your consideration
[17:27] <Semper> Google how to check which driver it is
[17:28] <Semper> if it isn't fglrx
[17:28] <chadthedude> holstein; volunteers are kind.
[17:28] <hbeck> LucidDreamZzZ: hooray... I'll have to see if it is an issue windows-side also (hardware issue or driver issue)
[17:28] <Semper> try their proprietary driver
[17:28] <LucidDreamZzZ> fglrx?
[17:28] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, yeah not sure hmm
[17:28] <Semper> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Catalyst#Linux
[17:29] <hbeck> google finds several threads talking about the drivers with the NIC in question
[17:29] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, try blacklisting see if it loads the 'correct' one instead ? dunno
[17:29] <SirRock> OerHeks: I tried "mkdir /data/webprotege" but the terminal says no such file. What should I do?
[17:30] <hbeck> LucidDreamZzZ: yup, thanks. Will try that as well as seeing if I can get the proprietary drivers in there.
[17:31] <LucidDreamZzZ> im not the best to ask but it might be worth a shot
[17:32] <matban> Semper: is this right? http://linuxhelp.150m.com/ati/ati.htm
[17:32] <LucidDreamZzZ> hmm gtg, hth
[17:32] <LucidDreamZzZ> hbeck, good luck network flakiness worst issue
[17:32] <Semper> Similar but not up to date
[17:32] <Semper> pretty sure you can install it from software centre.
[17:33] <martinny> hello, is there a way to have a raid6 over network or some sort of filesystem with redundancy with multiple physical boxes?
[17:33] <Semper> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[17:33] <Semper> martinny, that is unlikely
[17:34] <Semper> but not impossible
[17:34] <matban> Semper: it recommended using the open source version, which is what i did: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[17:34] <Semper> Yeah I know.
[17:34] <martinny> Semper: whats the best way to have a expandable FS?
[17:35] <Semper> That open source documentation must be pretty old to think that opensource is still better surely.
[17:35] <wabash> Where can I find a list of packages and versions that are in the repos for Ubuntu 13.04, 13.10?
[17:35] <Semper> they've been working on their own driver making it better for ages.
[17:35] <Semper> wabash, use synaptic package manager
[17:35] <Pici> wabash: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[17:35] <wabash> Semper: In 13.10? I don't have that installed yet!!   :)
[17:36] <wabash> Pici: Ok, thank you. It's an online database of sorts?
[17:36] <Pici> wabash: yes
[17:36] <wabash> pici: ok thanks. Looking at it now.
[17:36] <Semper> martinny, I don't know but generally NFS with RAID is a enterprise class hardware and software job.
[17:36] <matban> Semper: so I should install the flgrx driver?
[17:36] <Semper> I am not an expert however.
[17:36] <Semper> matban, try it at least
[17:36] <Semper> it *should* be better.
[17:36] <Semper> but it isn't "free open source"
[17:37] <matban> Semper: also what about this guide? http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Raring_Installation_Guide#Installing_Catalyst_Manually_.28from_AMD.2FATI.27s_site.29_BETA.2FEXPERIMENTAL
[17:37] <Semper> matban, that seems accurate and correct
[17:38] <matban> Semper: ok thanks
[17:42] <quadHelix> Is there a trick to get pdo-mysql working in 12.04?  I have the pertinent packages installed and updated, but cakephp and composer are complaining they are not present
[17:43] <ikonia> quadHelix: where are they looking
[17:43] <quadHelix> ikonia, i assumed /etc/php5/apache2
[17:44] <quadHelix> ikonia, i commented out the line in the ini file to get composer to download plugins.  Now it is saying it really needs the PDO tho :(
[17:44] <ikonia> quadHelix: what package did you install for pdo ?
[17:44] <quadHelix> ikonia pdo-mysql?
[17:44] <ikonia> quadHelix: that package doesn't appear to exist
[17:44] <ikonia> !info pdo-mysql
[17:44] <quadHelix> ikonia, correction: php5-msyql
[17:45] <quadHelix> !info php5-mysql
[17:45] <bcows> if I do sudo killall <ps name> and it runs without error but the process is still listed under the "ps" command what am I doing wrong ?
[17:45] <quadHelix> ikonia, it was complaining about mysqlnd and odbc too
[17:46] <ikonia> quadHelix: looks fine to me
[17:46] <ikonia> quadHelix: just installed it myself
[17:46] <quadHelix> ok ty ikonia
[17:47] <sarcasticsimba> Hey there! Does anyone know how I'd go about setting the screen resolution larger than 1024x768? (I'm running ubuntu in a VM)
[17:47] <theadmin> bcows: I think "killall" defaults  to sending SIGTERM, which means the apps are responsible for finishing up themselves, they are just told "please finish". Try with -KILL
[17:47] <adamk> sarcasticsimba: Do you know if you are using the vmware Xorg driver?
[17:48] <sarcasticsimba> adamk: I'm using virtualbox, so I don't think I've got that driver installed.
[17:48] <Sicp> first off, try VMWare's "VMWare Player"
[17:48] <Sicp> excellent stuff, no extra baggage and really fast
[17:49] <sarcasticsimba> Is it free or open source?
[17:49] <Sicp> free.
[17:49] <adamk> sarcasticsimba: OK, so are you using the vboxvideo driver?
[17:49] <adamk> VirtualBox is fine.  If it doesn't what you need, there's no reason to switch.
[17:49] <bcows> ah thanks theadmin!, that worked
[17:49] <Sicp> I think VirtualBox is crap
[17:49] <adamk> does, not doesn't.
[17:49] <Sicp> that's why I switched, but yes..no reason for you to do the same
[17:50] <sarcasticsimba> adamk: The only graphics drivers I've got installed should be the nvidia ones I installed after setting up the VM
[17:50] <Ekushey> Sicp: but vmware isn't free
[17:50] <Sicp> VMWare Player is
[17:50] <sarcasticsimba> And I'm not a fan of anything Windows; this is for a thing I need to do for work.
[17:50] <adamk> sarcasticsimba: You can't use the nvidia drivers in a virtualbox vm. virtualbox virtualizes its own GPU.
[17:50] <adamk> sarcasticsimba: Pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file.
[17:50] <theadmin> sarcasticsimba: You just need to install the guest additions: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-dkms
[17:50] <Sicp> https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/5_0
[17:51] <sarcasticsimba> adamk: Huh, I see. I'll get right on that, thank you!
[17:53] <quadHelix> I am viewing phpinfo(); and it says the ini file is processed but it contains no other reference to the PDO
[17:54] <Captain_Proton> is it possible to have empathy pop message in 13.04
[17:55] <theadmin> Captain_Proton: pop? Do you mean pop3? If so, Empathy is not an e-mail client, sorry, try Thunderbird, Evolution, KMail... etc
[17:55] <BenjaminRH> perhaps you meant a notification?
[17:55] <Captain_Proton> Yes
[17:55] <theadmin> Ah... Captain_Proton, I think it shows notifications by default, maybe you unchecked that in settings?
[17:55] <BenjaminRH> I thought there was some way to add apps to the whitelist
[17:56] <Captain_Proton> theadmin, yes I lloked for it but I do not see it in the new vrs
[17:57] <sarcasticsimba> adamk: It keeps telling me "Permission Denied" when I try to access that log.
[17:57] <lotuspsychje> Captain_Proton: geary can notify new emails too i think
[17:58] <lotuspsychje> !info geary | Captain_Proton
[17:58] <theadmin> lotuspsychje: Empathy is of IM client, not e-mail (which is what I said in my first reply to him/her)
[17:59] <lotuspsychje> theadmin: oh ok
[17:59] <kelly_> what would you guys recommend as a media manager/player for large libraries ?
[17:59] <Captain_Proton> lotuspsychje, thanks but I am looking to empathy do a toster popup thing. in older version you could uncheck use notification. but I think they removed it in 13.04. So i am loking for hack or something
[18:00] <BenjaminRH> kelly_: Clementine for Music? Or Audacious for Music? and maybe XMBC?
[18:00] <theadmin> Captain_Proton: Empathy does display notifications for me. Are you sure you have notify-osd installed?
[18:01] <theadmin> !info notify-osd
[18:01] <rantic> kelly_: I've heard a lot of people rave about clemintine and nightingale
[18:01] <rantic> clementine8
[18:01] <OerHeks> rantic +1 clementine is awesome
[18:02] <kelly_>  I used to use gmusicbrowser
[18:02] <kelly_> noise can't handle 150GB of music unfortunately :(
[18:02] <euxneks> nightingale?
[18:02] <euxneks> anyone have a link? First I've heard of nightingale
[18:02] <rantic> euxneks: http://getnightingale.com/
[18:03] <BenjaminRH> not nightingale :(
[18:03] <euxneks> rantic, thanks
[18:03] <BenjaminRH> Audacious is the best for music imho
[18:03] <Ari-Yang> kelly_, mpd is good, Music Player Daemon. and a front-end gui like gmppc, sonata, and others
[18:03] <Ari-Yang> !mpd
[18:03] <rantic> BenjaminRH: Audacious is nice but she explicitly asked for something to manage large libraries ... I wouldn't feel duacious would be best for that
[18:04] <rantic> goodness I can't type today
[18:04] <Ari-Yang> kelly_, http://www.musicpd.org/
[18:04] <sarcasticsimba> @adamk: pastebin.com/8Vj403SM
[18:05] <BenjaminRH> rantic: I manage quite a large library with Audacious
[18:05] <BenjaminRH> rantic: but I see your point
[18:06] <kelly_> thank you guys
[18:06] <euxneks> is audacious installed by default on ubuntu now?
[18:06] <abhi_> Hi everyone . I have installed ubuntu (12.04 LTS 32bit ) on windows 7 machine ( With deleting windows 7 ) . It worked fine but I have released that I am using 64bit system , so I installed 12.04 LTS 64bit by deleting 32bit install (using CD) . But =after install I am unable to boot , I am getting error 1962 (No operating system found) . I have tired Boot - repair and here is my past bib - http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884554/
[18:06] <euxneks> apparently I've installed it already :P
[18:06] <kenlik> my ubuntu is 12.10 and i'm has java installed as "java -version" works and shows java version "1.7.0_21" OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.3.9) (7u21-2.3.9-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode)
[18:06] <lotuspsychje> !info audacious | euxneks
[18:07] <quadHelix> ikonia:  what is the contents of your /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini for the [Pdo] and [Pdo_msyql] sections?  My driver is there but apache is not loading it, and I did not see the driver in mods-available.
[18:07] <abhi_> I have searched ubuntu forum could not find any help and I am new user cannot post before completing 25 posts . Please help ( My system is ThinkCentre
[18:07] <kenlik> but http://www.java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp doesn't show the machine informations; so how to solve it?
[18:08] <kenlik> my browser is Google Chrome 27.0.1453.110
[18:08] <Captain_Proton> abhi_, is there anything on there you want to keep like docs or music?
[18:08] <quadHelix> abhi_ have you tried reloading the 64 bit OS again?  when asked how you want to partition your disks pick the option that says something like "let ubuntu decide" and "will destroy data"
[18:08] <theadmin> kenlik: is icedtea-7-plugin installed?
[18:08] <abhi_> @captain_proton I do not want to keep anything
[18:09] <theadmin> kenlik: And, in chrome://plugins, is it enabled?
[18:09] <abhi_> @quadHelix I have tired reinstalling ubuntu twice but i got same result
[18:09] <Captain_Proton> abhi_, Like quadHelix said wipe and reinstall
[18:10] <nasir> how do i password protect an app?
[18:10] <abhi_> @Captain I have done that , but install i get Error 1962 :No operating system found - http://paste.ubuntu.com/5884554/
[18:11] <BenjaminRH> abhi_: boot off a live-usb, use gparted to formate the entire drive, then reinstall using the live usb
[18:11] <kenlik> theadmin, not. i'll install icedtea-7-plugin; is it an ubuntu package, right?
[18:11] <theadmin> kenlik: Yup
[18:12] <abhi_> @BenjaminRH I should not use the DVD ? ( which i burned ) but use a usb ?
[18:12] <BenjaminRH> abhi_: the dvd is fine too
[18:12] <BenjaminRH> I assumed you were using a usb
[18:12] <theadmin> abhi_: DVDs are slow, so if you're fine with waiting like 10 minutes for it to load, yeah :D
[18:13] <Semper> *I have LM SENSORS* Anyone know how to get the individual core temperatures of a FX 8120?
[18:13] <abhi_> @BenjaminRH @theadmin Do I burn the GParted on same DVD or different one ?
[18:14] <BenjaminRH> abhi_: I think Ubuntu has a built in thing that lets you reformat the drive. Disk management, or something
[18:14] <theadmin> abhi_: Uh, GParted is included in the Ubuntu dvd, you just run it (select "Try Ubuntu" on the startup screen and search for it in the Dash)
[18:14] <BenjaminRH> theadmin: gparted comes with Ubuntu now?
[18:14] <theadmin> BenjaminRH: Used to for ages. But the installer doesn't install it on the target system, it's only on the live media which kinda makes sense
[18:14] <lotuspsychje> Semper: maybe apt-cache search sensors might help to find any other toolz
[18:15] <BenjaminRH> theadmin: ahh. That does make sense
[18:15] <prawnsalad> hi, using ufw, how can i see the current default action?
[18:15] <abhi_> @theadmin @BenjaminRH Thanks , I will do that now and let you know the results ( b/w i borrowed a usb now)
[18:16] <kelly_> can i use geray mail for gmail account , there is a strange problem i put the email and password then when i click add it said username or password is incorrect but when i log to the gmail account via browner it works !!!
[18:16] <vk> Hi, so I'd like to resize my ubuntu window. I'm sarcasticsimba from before, but for some reason I guess I wasn't logged out...?
[18:17] <Semper> perhaps
[18:17] <sarcasticsimba> Oh, there we go.
[18:17] <Semper> spent bloody ages trying to find something
[18:18] <abhi_> @BenjaminRH do I need to change the boot mode to UEFI ? or not needed?
[18:19] <lotuspsychje> Semper: did you look here if yours is listed? http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/Configurations
[18:19] <Semper> I know it is since LM sensors is listing k10
[18:21] <kenlik> theadmin, thanks in advance it solve the problem ;)
[18:21] <lotuspsychje> Semper: how about this url: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[18:22] <kenlik> theadmin, i just check these option from ubuntu software center, and wait a few minutes ...
[18:22] <BenjaminRH> anybody know how to set nomodeset when installing 13.04 from a live-usb?
[18:22] <quadHelix> does anybody have a working LAMP install?  if yes, could you tell me what you have listed under the Mysql section?  My phpinfo() contains only 4 references to mysql and all are inii files.
[18:22] <[cannibalera]> Guys, I'm doing a server database with mysql and redhat, and would like to know what are the parameters you can change to create a partition to store the bank.
[18:23] <auronandace> !nomodeset | BenjaminRH
[18:23] <theadmin> [cannibalera]: Redhat... is waaaay not Ubuntu.
[18:23] <BenjaminRH> auronandace: thanks! I didn't realize the problem was popular enough to put it in the bot :)
[18:23] <[cannibalera]> theadmin, sorry, is CentOS ;)
[18:23] <lotuspsychje> !lamp | quadHelix
[18:24] <Semper> yup re did it but it made no change
[18:24] <theadmin> [cannibalera]: Still. Go to their channels.
[18:24] <quadHelix> ubottu - i know what it is... what I dont know is why my phpinfo has no references to mysql
[18:25] <quadHelix> ubottu - ty for link i go read
[18:25] <quadHelix> :)
[18:25] <prawnsalad> hi, using ufw, how can i see the current default action?
[18:27] <lotuspsychje> !ufw | prawnsalad
[18:27] <kelly_> guys  what is imap username ? and smtp username ?
[18:28] <kelly_> where can i find these settings ?!
[18:28] <euxneks> kelly_, usually you set those in the options of your email client
[18:29] <LucidDreamZzZ> imap username and smtp username are your email address
[18:29] <euxneks> kelly_, imap username is the name you use to log into the mail server to get your emails, and the smtp username is the name you use to authenticate to a server to send emails
[18:29] <LucidDreamZzZ> full email address with the @
[18:29] <Semper> lotuspsychje, Asus board, not listed in their wiki
[18:30] <ner0x> Any simple way to add a script for startup/shutdown?
[18:30] <LucidDreamZzZ> cron job
[18:30] <Semper> M5A78L-M/USB3
[18:30] <kelly_> ok what is the imap password and smtp password ? my gmail password right ?!
[18:30] <Semper> yes
[18:30] <LucidDreamZzZ> yea
[18:30] <lotuspsychje> !cron | ner0x
[18:30] <euxneks> kelly_, generally, yes. Are you setting up an email client?
[18:31] <ner0x> lotuspsychje: Even if it has to be run from root?
[18:31] <kelly_> yes
[18:31] <LucidDreamZzZ> hmm good point
[18:31] <LucidDreamZzZ> rly?
[18:31] <ner0x> What about /etc/init.d/ or something like rc.local ?
[18:32] <LucidDreamZzZ> sudo user can run cron without pw?
[18:32] <euxneks> kelly_, if you want your email client to log into gmail and sent emails via gmail's smtp server then yes, it would be your gmail username and password.
[18:32] <LucidDreamZzZ> security hole
[18:32] <lotuspsychje> !info xsensors | Semper
[18:33] <Semper> I'll try it
[18:33] <Semper> but I have no GUI
[18:33] <BenjaminRH> auronandace: thanks very much for that nomodeset link. Solved all my problems :)
[18:33] <theadmin> LucidDreamZzZ: Nope... Not like you can edit the systemwide crontab without the password, right? So, if you add the command there, why would it have to ask for password everytime?
[18:33] <LucidDreamZzZ> yeah i guess
[18:34] <LucidDreamZzZ> yeah u need pw to edit jobs right
[18:34] <Semper> over ssh
[18:34] <Semper> it still gives only one temp
[18:34] <LucidDreamZzZ> hate this sudo
[18:34] <bitbyte> hey guys I'm on ubuntu server and for life of me can't remember how to display current drives cause I'm trying to setup my stab any ideas
[18:34] <LucidDreamZzZ> just let me have root i will be ok
[18:34] <bitbyte> I'm trying frisk but can't remember how to print the drive table not part ion table
[18:34] <euxneks> LucidDreamZzZ, sudo su -
[18:34] <LucidDreamZzZ> sfdisk -d
[18:35] <LucidDreamZzZ> yea that is retarded
[18:35] <LucidDreamZzZ> sudo su
[18:35] <LucidDreamZzZ> iknow to do it but meh
[18:35] <lotuspsychje> Semper: hmm are you sure you have several?
[18:35] <euxneks> LucidDreamZzZ, ah
[18:35] <meowlulzcat> any good c++ book suggestions
[18:35] <Semper> I built the machine, I know it has 8 cores.
[18:35] <lotuspsychje> !ot | meowlulzcat
[18:35] <Semper> I am also fairly sure it reported them in coretemp/speedfan.
[18:36] <lotuspsychje> Semper:maybe the the ##hardware channel aswell to findout more about your issue?
[18:36] <lotuspsychje> *try
[18:36] <Semper> indeed
[18:36] <LucidDreamZzZ> i usually have to do exactly that because im not sure how to use pipes with sudo
[18:37] <TheCompWiz> can someone tell me why when I have 2 interfaces both with gateways defined... I do not get two default gateways?
[18:38] <LucidDreamZzZ> only 1 default, but you can use 'metric'
[18:38] <LucidDreamZzZ> then it wil prioritize, not perfect but all we have
[18:38] <TheCompWiz> LucidDreamZzZ: I know this... and have done such... but only one interface's gateway definition applies.  (specifically the first one to come up)
[18:38] <TheCompWiz> only ONE default route is added for some dumb reason.
[18:39] <xentity1x> Hi I'm having trouble accessing my tty shells on a lenovo 530w with an nvidia quadro k2000m graphics card. Anyone else have this problem?
[18:39] <xentity1x> They're black but I can enter commands
[18:39] <LucidDreamZzZ> hmm, i have two gateways as well but not set up for second one yet
[18:40] <TheCompWiz> LucidDreamZzZ: if you ifup both interfaces... only the 1st gateway will be added to the routing table.
[18:40] <TheCompWiz> or rather... the gateway of the first interface to be brought up.
[18:40] <LucidDreamZzZ> xentity1x, if it works at all you are lucky, check hardware compatability list
[18:40] <dufa> hello! I ran into a problem where the default ubuntu video player (totem) prompts an error when trying to play video prom a dvd.
[18:40] <lotuspsychje> !info vlc | dufa
[18:41] <lotuspsychje> dufa: install vlc mate it can play them all
[18:41] <LucidDreamZzZ> TheCompWiz, man ip you should be able to add gateways?? hmm
[18:42] <dufa> will chech it out
[18:42] <dufa> check*
[18:42] <abhi_> @theadmin I have followed your instructions , I have run the gpart and then installed ubuntu again but I am getting same error
[18:42] <abhi_> what should i do ?
[18:43] <theadmin> abhi_: Um, what's the error?
[18:43] <xentity1x> luciddreamzzz, you mean check to see if my graphics card is supported? Where do I do that?
[18:43] <TheCompWiz> LucidDreamZzZ: I can manually add them... that's not the issue... it's just annoying that using the "interfaces" file doesn't work.
[18:43] <LucidDreamZzZ> right that is where i would do it too, hmm
[18:43] <LucidDreamZzZ> xentity1x, one sec i try to find a link
[18:44] <LucidDreamZzZ> !x
[18:44] <LucidDreamZzZ> hmm
[18:44] <TheCompWiz> not just that... but creating a sub-interface on a bridge tries to create a 2nd bridge... rather than just the sub.
[18:44] <abhi_> @theadmin Error 1962: No operating system found .. Press any key to repeat boot sequence
[18:44] <theadmin> abhi_: Err, wut?... I dunno, sorry. Looks weird.
[18:45] <LucidDreamZzZ> !hardware
[18:45] <LucidDreamZzZ> tbere ya go xentity1x ^