[16:46] <Delta706> Is there a way to do a reboot into specific kernel as a one-shot (that is, without altering the default grub)?
[16:46] <Delta706> shutdown -r <specifickernel>??
[16:47] <cfhowlett> delta6, yes.  restart; hit your temporary boot options.  grub will NOT be edited.
[16:49] <demahum> mcphail: I am here.
[16:49] <demahum> mcphail: So, first step is to swapoff swap?
[16:51] <RevEckzeff> grrr...I'm trying to set up a WAN Miniport pppoe connection...I've tried Network Manager and sudo pppoeconf and both have not connected me to my internets.
[16:51] <redrabies> I added /usr/local/bin/fish to /etc/shells and now terminal crashes when i  try to run it
[16:52] <Delta706> Actually, I was looking for a Linux command to initiate the boot into a specific kernel, something like shutdown -r forcegruboption
[16:54] <genii> redrabies: Is /usr/local/bin/fish executable?
[16:54] <redrabies> genii: i assume so, i mean i followed the fish instructions
[16:54] <redrabies> genii: can't test it becasue my terminal wont open
[16:55] <redrabies> and i can't use tty, because it's not excepting my information
[16:55] <wlodpolm> open a tty?
[16:55] <wlodpolm> oh
[16:55] <genii> redrabies: Which instructions did you follow?
[16:55] <redrabies> genii: the github page instructions
[16:55] <redrabies> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:fish-shell/release-2 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install fish
[16:55] <genii> redrabies: I'm not sure why you didn't just insrtall it from the package manager
[16:55] <redrabies> yeah i should've
[16:56] <genii> redrabies: You may have to boot now to a live cd, mount the filesystem and remove the entry you made in /etc/shells
[16:56] <redrabies> ... seriously?
[16:56] <Pici> redrabies: Ubuntu installs the fish binary into /usr/bin/fish, not /usr/local/bin/fish
[16:57] <redrabies> what about running in safe mode or something
[16:57] <redrabies> *recovery mode
[16:57] <redrabies> fml
[16:57] <hillary> i still get this after running update in my ubuntu 14.04 LTS: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10374445/
[16:57] <genii> redrabies: If it's currently crashing the cli, then booting to single user mode is not likely to change that
[16:57] <hillary> any body assist me what is wrong?
[16:57] <lyze> hillary, try to use a different repository
[16:57] <redrabies> genii: what about tty?
[16:57] <hillary> like?
[16:58] <genii> redrabies: tty is coond line....
[16:58] <lyze> hillary, the main one or the best for your location
[16:58] <genii> command line, rather....
[16:58] <avrdude> hey guys, i want to use my ps3 camera, and according to this guide its plug and play: http://wiki.tekkotsu.org/index.php/Sony_PlayStation_Eye_driver_install_instructions
[16:58] <avrdude> i'm using 12.04, but i dont see any video0 in /dev/
[16:58]  * genii hears boss yelling, goes to see
[16:58] <lyze> hillary, ubuntu software center -> edit -> software sources -> download from -> other -> select best server
[16:58] <avrdude> anyone know what's up?
[16:58] <redrabies> so there's no way to fix this?
[16:58] <hillary> lyze: may be you guide me plz
[16:59] <lyze> hillary, i did ;)
[16:59] <bipul> Ok,I have question. Unlike in others days, when i install freshely mysql-server. It prompt me for the password.But now when i am trying too install it, it does not asking for password. why so?
[17:00] <lyze> bipul, was there already a mysql server installation on the server?
[17:00] <hillary> i did not see though ok
[17:00] <bipul> The password field for mysql-server is empty.
[17:00] <lyze> hillary, pm
[17:00] <bipul> yes, so  many times i have performed that experiment(installing and removing)
[17:01] <lyze> bipul, wait a bit please :)
[17:01] <tommyguy> mcphail any ideas?
[17:01] <bipul> lyze: I need to know the reason behind this?
[17:01] <lyze> bipul, it uses the last set password
[17:02] <lyze> bipul, or better said. when you entered a password in a previous version it uses this password
[17:02] <bipul> let me see.
[17:03] <lyze> hillary, ya here?
[17:03] <hillary> yes setting
[17:03] <lyze> ok thats nice :)
[17:03] <lyze> so when ya have more questions just write them ;)
[17:03] <bipul> lyze: nops, it does not taking my last password
[17:03] <avrdude> is anyone familiar with making usb cameras work? i am trying to make a ps3 EYE camera work on ubuntu 12.04
[17:04] <hillary> yes am there
[17:04] <lyze> hillary, after changing the location run a apt-get update
[17:04] <hillary> ok
[17:04] <lyze> bipul, pm
[17:05] <bipul> sure lyze
[17:05] <redrabies> can someone help me, terminal keeps crashing
[17:09] <genii> redrabies: I'm back for a little while now. ...the main problem is a chicken-egg/catch-22 thing. You need to acquire teminal to fix the problem of terminal not working. For this you need to use a shell outside of the shell which is the problem, so it means booting up something else besides your normal system. So a livecd or usb stick.
[17:09] <no_gravity> Hello! What is an easy way to bring the load up on an ubuntu machine without really creating load?
[17:11] <genii> no_gravity: What is it you are trying to accomplish?
[17:11] <no_gravity> i have code that kicks in when load is over 2. i want to test it.
[17:12] <somsip> no_gravity: drop the trigger to a more testable value
[17:12] <no_gravity> 2 is pretty low
[17:12] <no_gravity> and i want to test the real thing.
[17:12] <RevEckzeff> couldn't you whip up a quick auto.exec that loads a bunch of windows?
[17:12] <genii> no_gravity: Conceivably just start some which uses a fair bit of system resources and then re-nice it to use a lot and bump the load up
[17:13] <hillary> I now get this after changing servers "http://paste.ubuntu.com/10374651/"
[17:13] <no_gravity> genii: something like "cp /dev/urandom /dev/null"?
[17:13] <lyze> hillary, let me try those
[17:14] <genii> no_gravity: Yes, that's the idea... basically a no-op thing and then re-nice it to hog resources
[17:14] <redrabies> genii: so i lose my whole system?
[17:14] <hillary> ok plz
[17:14] <RevEckzeff> red: do you have a LiveCD or Bootable stick?
[17:15] <no_gravity> genii:  hmm.. it only increases load very slowly.
[17:15] <KlausedSource> is there a way to always see version numbers of software on "apt-get install" confirmation dialogue?
[17:15] <no_gravity> genii: can i prefix it with something like xargs?
[17:15] <Boscop> which video editor allows easy coding of custom special effects?
[17:15] <Boscop> as plugins
[17:15] <Seveas> KlausedSource: no
[17:16] <genii> redrabies: No. At the moment the only problem we can tell is that when you edited the /etc/shells file your box became unusable. So your entire system is still there as before but with defective /etc/shells file. You need to boot to a livecd/usb mount the affected system from outside, edit the /etc/shells to remove the fish entry you put, then reboot to the regular system again
[17:17] <redrabies> genii: jesus that sounds complicated
[17:17] <genii> no_gravity: Well, that was an example. Depending on your system specs it may take something more of a normal resource hog to start up first
[17:17] <Seveas> genii: how does editing /etc/shells destabilize a system?
[17:18] <lyze> hillary, looks like it works for me http://paste.ubuntu.com/10374760/
[17:18] <genii> Seveas: He manually installed fish shell into /usr/local/bin and then after he added that to /etc/shells no more terminal for him
[17:18] <genii> Seveas: So probably something like /usr/local/bin/fish is not executable or he messed up the edit
[17:19] <Seveas> hmm, that should be fine, weird. But no need for livecd's here. Just launch gksudo gedit /etc/shells from the launcher
[17:19] <Seveas> redrabies: can you open the launcher and start 'gksudo gedit /etc/shells'
[17:19] <redrabies> genii: how do i do this then?
[17:20] <genii> Seveas: Perhaps you can assist, work requires my attention right now
[17:20] <lyze> hillary, can you post the link to your paste again?
[17:20] <Seveas> genii: will try. Food will need my attention soon, so he'd better hurry :)
[17:20] <redrabies> Seveas: the launcher as in the windows button? with all the apps?
[17:20] <Seveas> redrabies: yeah
[17:20] <RobertJDohnert> Hey guys does Ubuntu ever plan to go full throttle with systemd or do they plan to keep using Updtart for the time being
[17:21] <Seveas> hit alt+f2 to open the launcher
[17:21] <Seveas> RobertJDohnert: upstart is on its way out already
[17:21] <ikonia> RobertJDohnert: it will change over
[17:21] <ikonia> RobertJDohnert: the ground work has already been done
[17:21] <redrabies> Seveas: i can open the launcher, but commands don
[17:21] <redrabies> work
[17:21] <Seveas> ikonia: do you know if it'll be for vivid?
[17:21] <ikonia> Seveas: it's "in" vivid
[17:21] <ikonia> will it make it in for final.....???
[17:22] <Seveas> redrabies: hmm, probably because that uses sh -x or something.
[17:22] <Seveas> redrabies: do you still have the install media you used to install the system?
[17:22] <redrabies> nope, and when i try inserting my usb it's not being read
[17:23] <redrabies> oh wait it is
[17:23] <hillary> lyze: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10374651/
[17:23] <redrabies> so basically i need to put ubuntu onto a usb?
[17:24] <lyze> hillary, do you have another software center running (ubuntu one, synaptic)?
[17:24] <Seveas> redrabies: yeah, same as when you initially installed it. But choose 'try ubuntu' instead of 'install ubuntu' when booting.
[17:24] <vsilv> hey
[17:24] <Seveas> hi
[17:24] <fs_> quit
[17:24] <vsilv> hahaha
[17:25] <hillary> i had but i stopped before running the update. then it run untill the last errors you can see
[17:25] <lyze> hillary, try rebooting and updating again. if this doesn't work then execute: "sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf "and then update again
[17:26] <hillary> ok
[17:26] <Seveas> redrabies: ooh, idea, which irc client do you use?
[17:27] <Seveas> and is this client on the machine that's broken?
[17:27] <redrabies> weechat, but since terminal is broken i'm using web
[17:27] <Seveas> ah, pity. Otherwise we might have had luck with /exec
[17:28] <lyze> Seveas, i read w/ you but didn't get everything. running a command inside the application menu also didn't work?
[17:28] <Seveas> lyze: it's redrabies' problem, not mine :)
[17:29] <lyze> Seveas, yeah i know but you asked him todo this :) ^.^
[17:29] <imbezol> redrabies: you can use apps but not open a terminal?
[17:29] <redrabies> imbezol: yeah
[17:29] <imbezol> redrabies: virtual terminal doesn't work either?
[17:29] <redrabies> imbezol: how do i run that?
[17:30] <imbezol> ctrl-alt-f1
[17:30] <imbezol> ctrl-alt-f7 to get back here
[17:30] <genii> imbezol: both xterm and ctrl-alt-f1-6 don't work for them
[17:31] <redrabies> genii: oh tty, well i can access it but it won't accept my info
[17:31] <Seveas> did you only edit /etc/shells or did you also chsh?
[17:31] <genii> redrabies: When you enter correct login name/pass it just kicks you cak to login again?
[17:31] <imbezol> redrabies: what if you do an alt-f2 to run a command, and give it "xterm /bin/bash" ?
[17:32] <redrabies> genii: yeah i think so, too quick to read the text tbh
[17:32] <demahum> I have two unallocated parts on HDD, how can I merge them into one?
[17:32] <redrabies> imbezol: that worked...
[17:32] <lyze> demahum, gparted?
[17:32] <imbezol> redrabies: then "cat /etc/shells" to see if it's messed up
[17:32] <Seveas> redrabies: did you only edit /etc/shells or did you also chsh?
[17:33] <demahum> lyze: Anyhow... :D
[17:33] <redrabies> Seveas: also used Seveas
[17:33] <Seveas> or edit your bashrc?
[17:33] <redrabies> imbezol: the syntax is correct
[17:33] <Seveas> redrabies: right, so /etc/shells is fine, but you chsh'ed to something odd. In the now working terminal, chsh back to bash :)
[17:33] <hillary> I still get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/10374978/ even after running  sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf
[17:33] <lyze> demahum, you can move the partitions via the image with drag n dropping
[17:33] <imbezol> redrabies: if you do "grep redrabies /etc/passwd" what's it say?
[17:34] <lyze> hillary, please write my name before your message ;)
[17:34] <lyze> hillary, so well we fixed the first one
[17:34] <demahum> lyze: I'm trying, but they don't move. :D
[17:35] <genii> imbezol: You keep assuming they are able to issue CLI commands, which they are not able to do because they cannot attain console/xterm
[17:35] <redrabies> imbezol: http://imgur.com/M15MUKm
[17:35] <imbezol> genii: he got a terminal
[17:36] <genii> Ah well that's a start then
[17:36] <redrabies> Seveas:apparently /usr/bin/bash doesn't exist
[17:36] <lyze> demahum, just a guess since i can't test it. format one unallocated thing and then increase the amount of memory assinged to the partition
[17:37] <lyze> demahum, try again a different one. e.g. the main one would be best
[17:37] <imbezol> redrabies: /bin/bash
[17:37] <hillary> lyze am sorry
[17:37]  * OerHeks wonders about the nmp-debug.log
[17:37] <imbezol> redrabies: shells are generally not in /usr because /usr is often a separate partition that's not yet mounted when your system boots
[17:37] <lyze> hillary, try again a different one e.g. the main one would be best
[17:38] <redrabies> imbezol: ah ok that works. do i need to restart before it works?
[17:38] <lyze> demahum, ignore the last one
[17:38] <hillary> lyze, ok let me try
[17:38] <redrabies> imbezol: currently terminal still crashes
[17:38] <imbezol> redrabies: if you change it back to /bin/bash you're probably ok from then on.. try running a terminal normally
[17:39] <demahum> lyze: First thing.. I am logged in on Ubuntu... Second... I cannot format the unallocated spaces...
[17:39] <imbezol> redrabies: still crashes after setting it to /bin/bash ?
[17:39] <demahum> lyze: I am sorry because I don't understand you...
[17:39] <lyze> demahum, ok :) so you have two unallocated spaces.
[17:39] <redrabies> imbezol: yeah
[17:40] <imbezol> redrabies: in the xterm you already have open, try just typing "xterm" and maybe it will output why it crashes
[17:40] <demahum> lyze: Yes. In GParted I am looking them at the moment...
[17:40] <imbezol> redrabies: or try "su - user"
[17:40] <imbezol> redrabies: /home/user does exist?
[17:40] <redrabies> imbezol: ah that works
[17:40] <redrabies> xterm works, but not ctrl+alt+t
[17:40] <lyze> demahum, open up gparted with root permissions.  now right click on one unallocated partition -> new.
[17:40] <redrabies> or starting from launcher
[17:40] <lyze> demahum, try now to increase the new size to something higher than default set
[17:41] <imbezol> redrabies: check that /home/user exists and is owned by user
[17:41] <demahum> lyze: Not possible, I am just trying... I can make it only as big as it is right now... Both of them...
[17:41] <redrabies> imbezol: pretty sure it is, but how can i check?
[17:42] <imbezol> redrabies: ls -ld /home/user
[17:42] <lyze> demahum, in some forums they answered that you need to run a live cd to move them in gparted
[17:42] <redrabies> drwx------ user user /home/user, so yeah im guessing
[17:42] <redrabies> imbezol: ^
[17:43] <lyze> demahum, and then you can right click on int and then resize move
[17:43] <lyze> demahum, http://askubuntu.com/questions/269045/how-to-merge-an-unallocated-partition-with-an-extended-partition
[17:43] <demahum> lyze: That could be possible. I found such things as well...
[17:43] <imbezol> redrabies: try logging out of the gui and back in
[17:43] <imbezol> redrabies: see if ctrl-alt-t works after
[17:43] <demahum> lyze: I was looking at the same thing. :)
[17:43] <imbezol> redrabies: assuming you can see that the shell is now properly set to /bin/bash
[17:43] <lyze> demahum, ^.^
[17:43] <imbezol> redrabies: using "grep user /etc/passwd"
[17:43] <demahum> lyze: I just wondered if it could be done without LiveCD...
[17:43] <demahum> lyze: Thanks a lot...
[17:43] <demahum>  :)
[17:44] <lyze> demahum, yeah no problem :)
[17:44] <firecat> jond
[17:45] <demahum> lyze: I removed my swap... Is it big problem? :D
[17:45] <LinStatSDR> Yeah
[17:45] <LinStatSDR> Just don't run out of ram...
[17:45] <lyze> demahum, nope. at least till you run out of ram
[17:46] <LinStatSDR> How much RAM you got demahum
[17:46] <demahum> LinStatSDR: I won't... Then I can add new one and assign it to this installation of Ubuntu?
[17:46] <demahum> LinStatSDR: 4 GB?
[17:46] <LinStatSDR> demahum: how much are you using now? what does htop say
[17:48] <mateusz_> hello. I have a problem with cpu scalling. Most of the time cpu frequency is on 800MzH regardles load. Sometime jumps to max which is 1,866 MzH for a few sec/min but it hapends regardless load. Would you help me to solve that?
[17:48] <demahum> LinStatSDR: 920 mb :D
[17:49] <LinStatSDR> Just don't do anything intensive lol
[17:49] <redrabies> imbezol: ok so tty now works, but terminal isn't. should i just reboot?
[17:49] <demahum> LinStatSDR: I won't. I am careful. But I can create new swap and assign it to this installation of Ubuntu?
[17:49] <ioria> mateusz_, try the command top and check if there is something weird
[17:49] <LinStatSDR> demahum: Sounds like a plan
[17:50] <imbezol> redrabies: did you log out and back in?
[17:50] <imbezol> redrabies: of unity?
[17:50] <demahum> LinStatSDR: Yes. I will be careful until then. :D
[17:50] <redrabies> imbezol: ah no. brb
[17:50] <demahum> LinStatSDR: Just curious, what could happen if I get out of ram?
[17:50] <LinStatSDR> demahum: With no swap available, kernel panic
[17:50] <hillary> lyze, It has  same issue with main server . I let the  system choose the best server and it chose "http://ftp.sun.ac.za "
[17:51] <lyze> hillary, and witht he best server it also doesn't work?
[17:51] <user> imbezol: awesome, working again. really appreciate the help man
[17:51] <imbezol> user: no problem
[17:51] <hillary> lyze, It is now working very nice http://paste.ubuntu.com/10375172/
[17:51] <lyze> hillary, nice :D
[17:51] <imbezol> user: for future testing you could create a new "testuser" and try things on it
[17:52] <imbezol> user: that way you're not messing up your main admin user
[17:52] <hillary> lyze Thank you so much. Lesson learned!!
[17:52] <lyze> hillary, :D
[17:52] <lyze> hillary, me to ;D
[17:57] <mateusz_> ioria, i even reinstalled system and it's the same, can i maybe turn it off completly ?
[17:57] <ioria> mateusz_, turn off ... what ?
[17:58] <mateusz_> ioria,  cpu scalling
[17:58] <mateusz_> ioria, let it working all the time at the highest frequency
[18:00] <ioria> mateusz_, try cpufrequtils
[18:03] <mateusz_> ioria, I use program to change frequency but after increasing it back to 800 although cpu is in 100% load
[18:07] <ioria> mateusz_, do you have ondemand cpu able ?
[18:08] <mateusz_> ioria, yes, i changed it to performance and on max speed but it doesn't help
[18:09] <ioria> mateusz_, you can try to disableit
[18:09] <odeland> Hi, I'm running ubuntu precise server, and after running a "groupdel", I lost my sudoer privs
[18:10] <mateusz_> ioria, no, i don't know how to disable it, only disabled is in BIOS but that doesn't change anything
[18:11] <ioria> http://askubuntu.com/questions/3924/disable-ondemand-cpu-scaling-daemon
[18:19] <hobakill> hi all. anyone know how to unlock the Gnome2 Key Storage Certificate lock in "Passwords and Keys?"...i've tried all the different passwords i have but nothing is doing the trick.
[18:20] <demahum> I am just now in LiveCD and trying to connect two unallocated spaces... However, when I try to move my Ubuntu partition, I get warning message that I risk loosing boot option on existing installation. Is this likely to happen_
[18:20] <demahum> ?
[18:21] <blackroot> is /boot an own partition?
[18:21] <demahum> blackroot: I would like to answer you, but I don't know... Explain a bit?
[18:22] <pixelkats> my ubuntu 14.04 randomly freezes, and sometimes stays frozen, but sounds will still be playing
[18:22] <pixelkats> any known x bugs?
[18:22] <omgitsmit> pixelkats: any x errors?
[18:22] <k1l> pixelkats: intel video card?
[18:22] <pixelkats> dont know how to check
[18:22] <omgitsmit> heya k11 :)
[18:22] <pixelkats> yes intel
[18:23] <demahum> blackroot: No... It's not. I think.... :D
[18:23] <k1l> pixelkats: does it come back after some time?
[18:23] <blackroot> demahum: you have unallocated space, right? and you have what other partitions?
[18:23] <pixelkats> usually, yes
[18:23] <Bashing-om> demahum: A screen shot of GParted would be helpful right about now .
[18:24] <demahum> blackroot: I have two Windows partitions, one Ubuntu and two unallocated, one before and one after Ubuntu installation...
[18:24] <blackroot> demahum: okey, and what do you mean by moving excisting installation?
[18:25] <pixelkats> it happens most frequently when im playing a video on youtube, firefox
[18:25] <demahum> blackroot: http://picpaste.com/Screenshot_from_2015-02-23_18_24_37-bWdwO8K7.png
[18:25] <blackroot> pixelkats: have you tried newer drivers?
[18:25] <k1l> pixelkats: well, i got the same on 14.04 etc. but you could file a bug against the linux-image package
[18:25] <pixelkats> ok
[18:26] <demahum> blackroot: I want to merge these two unallocated spaces... The one way is to move the Ubuntu partiton between them? How else could I do it?
[18:26] <k1l> on 14.04 and 14.10 that is. and i was told its fixed in a newer kernel upstream
[18:26] <pixelkats> i dont think ive updated drivers
[18:26] <pixelkats> ok cool
[18:26] <zburns> Running Ubuntu 14.04LTS - is the /backup directory used for some particular purpose, or can I use it freely?
[18:27] <blackroot> demahum: if you move the ubuntu partition, that will break grub afaik. however, i don't see why you have 2 different unallocated on the same drive
[18:27] <demahum> blackroot: I removed swap... I just want to merge them... How to_
[18:27] <k1l> pixelkats: does "dmesg" tell you something about a an issue? maybe its this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1384342
[18:27] <demahum> blackroot: ?
[18:28] <pixelkats> yeah gpu hangs on etc.
[18:28] <pixelkats> from demsg
[18:29] <blackroot> demahum: it's not possible to "delete" one of th unallocated partitions? don't think i've seen it like that before. unallocated space should be just 1, not 2
[18:30] <pixelkats> looks like i have a different bug than the one you linked kll, though mine is also on lenovo
[18:30] <demahum> blackroot: Will I be able to get grup fine after I move partion (Ubuntu)_
[18:30] <blackroot> Bashing-om: look at the pic he posted
[18:30] <demahum> ?
[18:30] <lyze> demahum, i guess thats because one is logical and the other one is the other thingy i currently dont remember
[18:30] <blackroot> primary
[18:30] <blackroot> or swap
[18:30] <lyze> primary yeah
[18:31] <blackroot> why did you delete swap demahum?
[18:31] <blackroot> shrinking it?
[18:31] <Bashing-om> blackroot: demahum :: look at the screenshot.
[18:31] <demahum> blackroot: I will get back swap... I just need to merge them now...
[18:32] <pixelkats> k1l, should i pastebin demsg?
[18:32] <night_girl> hello, may I ask for some help. I have an old version of ubuntu (10.10) and I need to upgrade my gcc compiler, when I do it says: g++ is already the newest version, although my g++ is 4.4.5
[18:32] <lotuspsychje> !10.10 | night_girl
[18:32] <blackroot> demahum: try to drag them together
[18:33] <blackroot> or try to delete the one that was swap
[18:33] <lotuspsychje> night_girl: its reccomended to install a version of the topic
[18:33] <night_girl> yes i know its an old version, but unfortunately i have an assignment to do and have no time to update it now :(
[18:33] <k1l> pixelkats: if it is what i think then just report the bug or mark yourself as affected on that one i posted. the only solution so far is to try a vivid mainline kernel
[18:33] <blackroot> demahum: or you could try to make a new partition out of the one that used to be dwap, set it primary and ext4
[18:33] <blackroot> then delete it
[18:33] <blackroot> see what happens
[18:33] <lotuspsychje> night_girl: we cant support eol versions sorry, its a security risk for you too
[18:33] <lyze> is there a way everytime a terminal opens up that it displays a textmessage (just one time not everytime i enter a new command)?
[18:34] <demahum> blackroot: I already did it. Now I only have three primary partitions, two for Windows and one for Ubuntu. I just want to merge two unallocated spaces...
[18:34] <night_girl> i know, I am just saying, is there some way of using a newer g++ now?
[18:34] <blackroot> demahum: you misunderstood what i meant
[18:34] <night_girl> may be theres some hack...
[18:35] <blackroot> demahum: the partition that used to be swap, that you deleted which is now the second unallocated space; try to make a new partition of it, make it primary and ext4, then delete it
[18:35] <blackroot> see if the unallocated space merges
[18:35] <demahum> Ok guys. Thanks for help. :)
[18:35] <pixelkats> kil, thanks
[18:36] <blackroot> demahum: did it work?
[18:36] <Bashing-om> demahum: One works with contigious spaces. So what ya got to do is 'move" sda3 to the left into that unallocated spac, then shrink sda3 such that the unallocated space is all at the end of the drive combined.
[18:36] <demahum> blackroot: I have to go afk right now... I will try it after some time...
[18:37] <lotuspsychje> !info g++ trusty | night_girl install 14.04 and youl be good
[18:37] <night_girl> but lotus i dont have time to install a new ubuntu now
[18:37] <night_girl> i have to finish an assignment for tomorrow
[18:37] <lotuspsychje> night_girl: sorry girl, we cant support dead versions
[18:37] <teward> night_girl: EOL versions aren't supported here - that's the problem.
[18:38] <night_girl> yes thats okay
[18:38] <night_girl> so tell me theres no hack to install a newer gcc in an old ubuntu?
[18:38] <teward> night_girl: there's ways to do it but NOT with EOL releases
[18:38] <ioria> night_girl, a live CD ?
[18:38] <night_girl> to be honest i just need to support static minstd_rand generator(42u);
[18:38] <teward> night_girl: and 10.10 is ***old***
[18:38] <night_girl> which gcc will allow me to support this feature of g++ 11?
[18:38] <omgitsmit> 10.10 will never die!
[18:38] <teward> night_girl: we can't do more than that, though - 10.10 is way past EOL and not supported here.
[18:39] <teward> night_girl: can I PM you?
[18:39] <night_girl> of course
[18:39] <night_girl> teward
[18:39] <teward> (so as not to pollute this channel)
[18:39] <demahum> Bashing-om: I got it now!!!! :D
[18:40] <demahum> Thanks a lot again. :)
[18:40] <night_girl> may be i can install some g++ that can support c++11 in my old ubuntu?
[18:40] <night_girl> i dont need the latest g++
[18:41] <lotuspsychje> night_girl: please, stop askinging support for 10.10
[18:41] <teward> night_girl: stop asking for support - see my PM
[18:41] <ioria> night_girl, you just need to generate random number... try another function
[18:41] <lotuspsychje> night_girl: get a 14.04 livecd running and continue your urgent work there
[18:45] <zburns> Running Ubuntu 14.04LTS - is the /backup directory used for some particular purpose, or can I use it freely?  (Just want to make sure whatever I throw in there won't be touched/deleted/etc.)
[18:45] <lotuspsychje> zburns: did you make a backup?
[18:46] <zburns> lotuspsychje: Nope - but I'm going to - by putting some stuff in /backup then moving it offline.  (Just curious - because that directory not listed in FHS standard)
[18:47] <lotuspsychje> !backup | zburns
[18:48] <zburns> lotuspsychje: I know that - I just want to make sure "/backup" is not placed there by Ubuntu install for some other reason.
[18:49] <lotuspsychje> zburns: i never seen a /backup folder myself, cant tell
[18:50] <lotuspsychje> zburns: cant you keep a backup an another media?
[18:50] <zburns> lotuspsychje: Thanks - interesting - checked another 14.04LTS installation and it's not there.  I must have done it!  Doh!
[18:50] <zburns> Thanks
[18:50] <lotuspsychje> zburns: no sweat
[18:51] <dingus1> I am running 14.04 and I use systemback
[18:51] <dingus1> it works well
[18:51] <supermon1> close
[18:53] <zburns> dingus1: Is that GUI only or can I run in a console?
[18:54] <dingus1> I also use the menu option "startup disk creator" to put my systemback file on a bootable usb stick.
[18:55] <shahid_> im using  ubuntu 14.04.2 and wifi icon is missing
[18:56] <lotuspsychje> shahid_: wich wifi chipset?
[18:57] <lotuspsychje> shahid_: sudo lshw -C network
[18:58] <RubenR> hi
[18:59] <shahid_> lotuspsychje,  still
[18:59] <shahid_> lotuspsychje, same issue..
[19:01] <RubenR> Maybe someone can help: I added ondrej/php5 ppa, ran "apt-get update" but I'm unable to install PHP 5.6, I cann see apt-get update fetching packages from the ppa, but nothing else, any idea?
[19:02] <teward> RubenR: apt-cache policy php5
[19:02] <teward> RubenR: pastebin the output
[19:02] <genii> RubenR: apt-get update just grabs latest list of whats available.
[19:02] <teward> RubenR: also, sudo apt-get update does what genii said
[19:02] <lotuspsychje> shahid_: whats the brand of your wifi chipset?
[19:03] <teward> RubenR: `sudo apt-get upgrade` may be what you're looking for, but `apt-cache policy php5` should show what's a candidate for installation
[19:03] <ioria> shahid_ it's just the icon or wifi it's not working ?
[19:03] <sky_net> hi all
[19:03] <lotuspsychje> sky_net: welcome
[19:03] <sky_net> i need help
[19:03] <sky_net> ty bro
[19:03] <lotuspsychje> sky_net: ask your issue
[19:03] <shahid_> ioria, wifi is working perfectly but the icon form the unity is missing
[19:03] <sky_net> i use kali linux dembian source
[19:04] <lotuspsychje> !kali | sky_net
[19:04] <sky_net> i need helo for snifing cable modem mac
[19:04] <ioria> shahid_ ps -ef | grep nm-applet
[19:04] <lotuspsychje> sky_net: see the kali channel mate
[19:04] <sky_net> i wil try i am complity nob
[19:05] <sky_net> Ikali
[19:05] <sky_net> !kali
[19:05] <lotuspsychje> sky_net: you should sniff some manuals first then :p
[19:05] <sky_net> i will try
[19:05] <lotuspsychje> sky_net: type /join #kali-linux
[19:05] <RubenR> https://paste.ee/p/NGrUJ
[19:06] <sky_net> oh ok i trying to get kali chet
[19:06] <dingus1> is there a support channel for lubuntu?
[19:06] <lotuspsychje> !lubuntu | dingus1
[19:06] <k1l> dingus1: ask here or in #lubuntu
[19:06] <sky_net> thx bro
[19:06] <sky_net> i find
[19:06] <lotuspsychje> welcome
[19:06] <sky_net> have nice day
[19:07] <dingus1> ty, all
[19:08] <RubenR> as far as I see, apt-cache does not "know" anything about the ppa package
[19:09] <teward> RubenR: which ubuntu are you on?  Lucid?
[19:09] <RubenR> yes, right
[19:09] <leagris> Hello
[19:10] <teward> RubenR: okay, you said it was this PPA? https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php5-5.6
[19:10] <teward> (that one's the 5.6 PPA)
[19:10] <RubenR> this is the one I'm trying to use
[19:10] <teward> RubenR: AFAICT, ondrej's PPAs do not build for Lucid
[19:10] <teward> RubenR: therefore you can't use those PPAs to get PHP there
[19:10] <teward> !lucid
[19:11] <RubenR> okay...but I got it working with PHP 5.4 from this PPA
[19:11] <teward> RubenR: Lucid EOLs soon anyways, if I'm not mistaken
[19:11] <leagris> I have multiple bad issues with 14.10. Unable to mount usb drives (operation not permitted), Network interface loosing routes randomly. How should I fix all this?
[19:11] <shahid_> ioria, shahid@shahid-Inspiron-3521:~$ ps -ef | grep nm-applet
[19:11] <shahid_> shahid    2057  1832  0 فروري23 ? 00:00:00 nm-applet
[19:11] <shahid_> shahid   11142 11032  0 00:05 pts/21   00:00:00 grep --color=auto nm-applet
[19:11] <shahid_> shahid@shahid-Inspiron-3521:~$
[19:11] <teward> RubenR: if you mean this one: https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php5-oldstable  <-- this has Lucid builds
[19:11] <teward> RubenR: but the php5-5.6 PPA does NOT have Lucid builds
[19:11] <RubenR> okay...
[19:11] <RubenR> I understand
[19:11] <teward> RubenR: so none of those PPAs can help you get those versions on Lucid
[19:11] <RubenR> thank you very much for your help, you saved me a lot of time!
[19:12] <teward> RubenR: also consider:
[19:12] <teward> RubenR: Lucid server EOLs in April
[19:12] <ioria> shahid_ check if indicator-applet and indicator-network are installed
[19:12] <teward> RubenR: you should be looking at upgrading to 12.04 sooner rather than later
[19:12] <RubenR> IT's just a quick and dirty test-system
[19:12] <akurilin> random bash question: if I run `FOO=bar echo $FOO`, shouldn't that work as I think it should?
[19:12] <teward> RubenR: still important to stay ahead of End Of Life dates
[19:12] <akurilin> it reports an unset var
[19:13] <RubenR> so, if tehere is no PHP 5.6 from the PPA, I will migrate to 14.04
[19:13] <akurilin> I'm guessing variable substitution occurs before that env var is set?
[19:13] <deadeye_cf> Hello guys. How do I get Software Center on Debian?
[19:13] <teward> deadeye_cf: that's not an Ubuntu question?
[19:13] <dr3lo> русские есть ?
[19:14] <teward> !ru | dr3lo
[19:14] <RubenR> anyway, I appreciate your help. Thank you!
[19:14] <deadeye_cf> teward, erm... Software Center is an Ubuntu package, isn't it?
[19:14] <teward> deadeye_cf: if I'm not mistaken, no.
[19:14] <teward> https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/gnome/software-center  <--
[19:15] <teward> deadeye_cf: perhaps that's what you need?
[19:15] <deadeye_cf> teward, =( OK.
[19:15] <leagris> How do I fix "unable to perform action" while mounting USB drive?
[19:15] <BluesKaj> deadeye_, ask in #debian
[19:15] <deadeye_cf> leagris, mount by root?
[19:15] <teward> deadeye_cf: you should probably ask in #debian on OFTC though
[19:15] <deadeye_cf> teward, ok, thanks.
[19:16] <leagris> deadeye_cf, mount by user, in desktop
[19:16] <leagris> I know I can use root and terminal to do this, but it has become broken one day for not clear reason
[19:17] <sky_net> !kali
[19:17] <leagris> Also, despite setting static parameters for my Eth0 in etc/network/interfaces, I keep loosing routes for not reason
[19:17] <Hyperbyte> Hi.  I'm netbooting a Ubuntu installer, via LAN on a machine with LAN and WLAN.  After the installer has started up, there's no LAN interface, only WLAN.  If I type "ip addr" in BusyBox I only see wlan0 and lo.  Any idea how I can remedy this?
[19:18] <omgitsmit> leagris: are you losing the tables upon reboot or just randomly while the system is in use?
[19:18] <BluesKaj> leagris, do you still have network manager installed ?
[19:18] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: check /etc/network/interfaces ?
[19:18] <leagris> I have dual stack ipv6 + ipv4 static settings in interfaces for eth0. @omgitsami randomly while system running
[19:18] <op-mow> Hello
[19:19] <leagris> BluesKaj, yes
[19:19] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, this is before any kind of OS is installed, this is just with the netboot.tar.gz image
[19:19] <BluesKaj> leagris, then it's probly overwriting your interfaces file
[19:19] <leagris> Still have network-manager installed
[19:20] <leagris> BluesKaj, my interface file looks ok. I will post it for you to read
[19:21] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: have you tried to bring up the lan manually via ifconfig?
[19:21] <BluesKaj> leagris, usually if there are any non default entries in interfaces NM will take them out at reboot
[19:21] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, not sure how to do that.  All I have is busybox
[19:21] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: er this is before OS installed. nvm
[19:22] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: yeah i have to remember we're in busybox lol
[19:22] <Hyperbyte> :-)
[19:22] <shahid_> ioria, i have run this command sudo apt-get install indicator-applet indicator-network
[19:22] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, not sure how to detect/manually bring up network interfaces with BusyBox. :)
[19:22] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: aye, im looking into that right now
[19:23] <shahid_> ioria, and now the icon is back thnx:)
[19:23] <ioria> shahid_ tafaddal :-)
[19:23] <leagris> BluesKaj, here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/10376504/
[19:24] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: i show that there is an ifconfig cmd within busybox (im not to familiar with BB)
[19:24] <_DB> sup
[19:24] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: do you know if the lan is like eth0 or something?
[19:24] <_DB> how can I view the files inside of my HDD
[19:24] <_DB> its mounted already
[19:24] <omgitsmit> _DB: via terminal?
[19:24] <_DB> it has 4 partitions but only 2 are showing up
[19:24] <leagris> I accept router advertisements for DNS setup
[19:25] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, not sure.  I guess so.
[19:25] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: lol ok, lets try it then. ifconfig eth0 up
[19:25] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: cant hurt hahaha
[19:25] <_DB> what command would I use in the terminal to view the files and folders?
[19:26] <_DB> I used fdisk and 2 of my partitions are missing for some reason
[19:26] <omgitsmit> _DB: if you mounted via Nautlius, they would be under /media
[19:27] <vlt> _DB: `fdisk -l` should list all partitions known to the kernel. Can you paste that somewhere?
[19:27] <omgitsmit> _DB: you can check the partitions with sudo fdisk -l
[19:27] <omgitsmit> +1 vlt
[19:27] <BluesKaj> leagris,  then you have NM disabled ?
[19:27] <leagris> I just removed it now
[19:28] <_DB> yeah I checked with fdisk l already 2 of my partitions were missing and well I just mounted by clicking the icons
[19:29] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, nah, it's not that easy. :-)
[19:29] <Hyperbyte> As far as I could tell, BusyBox has netcfg and ip commands.  But they seem to work quite different from the standard Linux commands.
[19:29] <omgitsmit> awe
[19:29] <leagris> I will disable accept_ra and set it to 0 and switch to fixed resolve.conf
[19:29] <BluesKaj> leagris, so you just setup the interfaces file with those new entries ?
[19:29] <leagris> Yes
[19:29] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: output of ifconfig alone?
[19:30] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: these are wires connections we're talking about right?
[19:30] <omgitsmit> wired*
[19:30] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, yes, but busybox doesn't have ifconfig command
[19:30] <BluesKaj> ok, I was wondering how you managed not to lose the edits you made in th einterfaces file, leagris
[19:31] <shahid_> goodbye everyone
[19:31] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: http://support.usr.com/support/9105/9105-files/cli_reference.html
[19:31] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: im basing it off the only thing i have busybox on, an adsl modem we have
[19:31] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: i guess no two are the same
[19:32] <dingus1> hello, I am running Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS with the lightweight desktop. sometimes my fonts are messed up. any help?
[19:33] <omgitsmit> dingus1: custom or default system fonts?
[19:33] <Hyperbyte> omgitsmit, the Linux gods are not making it easy for me today. :-)
[19:33] <dingus1> default system fonts. yes, I ask on #lubuntu
[19:34] <leagris> Now please, I tryied all suggested woraround for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-desktop-privileges/+bug/1240336 I still can not mount partitions within nautilus
[19:34] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: im seeing more examples of people using ifconfig in busybox
[19:35] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: try /sbin/ifconfig
[19:35] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: its gotta be there
[19:37] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: dmesg | grep -i eth0
[19:37] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: busybox also has dmesg and grep by default :) im learning a lot about this thing today hahaha
[19:37] <Pikaplhu> Goede avond :-)
[19:38] <omgitsmit> Welcome Pikaplhu
[19:39] <lee_> 有人吗
[19:39] <haakon_> Does anyone know if there's been any issues with a 32 bit kernel image packaged as a 64 bit one? Had some weird issues today with a fresh install..
[19:40] <lee_> 有中国人吗
[19:40] <rww> lee_: English here, please.
[19:40] <DJones> !cn | lee_
[19:40] <ioria> lee_ : yep... no german here
[19:41] <lee_> ok
[19:42] <jayjo> How do I use a cron job to mimic a daemon? Can I set the timing to 0 minutes so it relaunches immediately after the script terminates?
[19:44] <lee_> https://i.imgur.com/8UuUvqT.jpg
[19:44] <omgitsmit> Hyperbyte: sorry i was having issues with my irssi window layout
[19:45] <omgitsmit> thats what i get for trying to get fancy i guess
[19:45] <omgitsmit> "If it ain't broke, don't try and get fancy"
[19:45] <compdoc> thanks, mit
[19:46] <omgitsmit> anytime <3
[19:46] <sky_net> !kali
[19:47] <jayjo> Is it even possible to have cron scheduled for less than a minute, or is that ever recommended?
[19:47] <ThePendulum> Nautilus seems to have crashed completely after an SSH time-out. Is there a way to kill this connection or whatever is keeping it from starting again? Gedit as well topped over.
[19:48] <jayjo> My goal is to run a script, and if I end my connection with the machine it will still run. A daemon was my first thought, but if the script stops running it will not restart.
[19:48] <omgitsmit> jayjo: minimum cron is minutes, you can create a script that will run in seconds
[19:48] <omgitsmit> jayjo: while true ; do ./your-script & ; sleep 5; done
[19:50] <TBJR> I installed qt creator on ubuntu 14.04 but lacking permission, it can't create files or directories.  Solution anyone?
[19:50] <omgitsmit> TBJR: like "Cannot overwrite file"?
[19:51] <TBJR> omgitsmit: no, cannot create directories or files at all.
[19:52] <TBJR> I had this problem before with another application but I can't remember the solution
[19:52] <omgitsmit> TBJR: sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/.config/QtProject/
[19:52] <omgitsmit> TBJR: your user is not the owner of the files for some reason
[19:52] <omgitsmit> TBJR: did you install via Software Centre?
[19:52] <TBJR> omgitsmit: no I didn't
[19:53] <omgitsmit> TBJR: then yeah, you need to modify ownership :)
[19:53] <TBJR> omgitsmit: wow, thanks :)
[19:53] <omgitsmit> TBJR: good to see some more QT devs out there <3
[19:55]  * omgitsmit afk
[19:57] <Fernandooo> hello
[19:58] <wlodpolm> hi
[19:58] <Fernandooo> how do i install elementary os theme on ubuntu i cant find anything
[20:02] <_DB> uhh fml
[20:02] <_DB> my HDD was dead had to format everything
[20:02] <_DB> lost all my nudes / photos and memories and game files for the last 6 months
[20:05] <fortuneHuntr> i used do-release-upgrade to upgrade, but this didn't seem to upgrade my kernel
[20:06] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: what gives you "lsb_release -d"?
[20:06] <ThePendulum> I have an sftp connection to a VPS that remains stable in the console, yet for some reason both gedit and nautilus completely break over it after a while. Any ideas what to look for?
[20:07] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS
[20:07] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: you upgraded from 12.04?
[20:07] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, do i need to use do-release-upgrade -d?
[20:07] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: stop
[20:07] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, yes
[20:08] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: what gives "uname -a"?
[20:08] <kokut> hello i'm getting TypeError: function_name(...) is undefined in firefox, what does this mean? there is an arrow pointing to the beginning of function_name, the function is defined just on top of this
[20:08] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, 3.11.0-12-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Wed oct 9 16:20:46 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[20:09] <kokut> lol wrong channel
[20:10] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: that is a 13.10 kernel. are you sure you got "linux-image-generic" installed?
[20:10] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i did, then i reverted back to a state where I didn't (this is a VM) - do I need to?
[20:11] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: well, if you want that 3.11 kernel then where is the issue?
[20:11] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i want the newest kernel
[20:12] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: "dpkg -l | grep linux-image" in a pastebin please
[20:14] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, http://pastebin.com/KQJKJmZE
[20:14] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: that is all? o_O
[20:15] <fortuneHuntr> yes
[20:15] <k1l> i doubt
[20:15] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i entered the command exactly as you requested adn double-checked
[20:15] <k1l> i bet you sorted for "ii"
[20:16] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, no i did *exactly* as you requested
[20:16] <k1l> so that is a special setup?
[20:17] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, no - it was a VM that i got lazy updating - so i was instructed to do a do-release-upgrade and now here we are
[20:17] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, (it's xubuntu, but i don't know if that matters)
[20:17] <k1l> what vm technic is used?
[20:17] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, vmware
[20:18] <pqangel> Hello :)
[20:19] <pqangel> I was trying to install memcached and libevent but I messed up... anyone cares to help?
[20:19] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: well, that command should show a lot more kernel packages
[20:19] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: what shows "apt-cache policy linux-image"?
[20:20] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, http://pastebin.com/rxNSXpK3
[20:21] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: "cat /etc/apt/sources.list"
[20:22] <bobbobbins> hey, I have an issue where I can connect to ip addresses but not domain names, any idea what causes that?
[20:22] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, http://pastebin.com/wY9gqQPZ
[20:22] <pqangel> Hi bobbobins, not an expert bu i would check my DNS server
[20:23] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: oh
[20:23] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: your sources.list points to 14.10 already
[20:24] <k1l> that is bad news if you want to run 14.04
[20:24] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, why so?
[20:24] <k1l> i dont know why that is set to utopic.
[20:25] <k1l> but that install media was 13.10. so you cant have been 12.04 on that machine anyways.
[20:25] <k1l> so i wonder what that messy system is at all
[20:25] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i have a snapshot before the do-release-upgrade if that helps
[20:26] <k1l> does "lsb_release -d" still say 14.04?
[20:26] <fortuneHuntr> 14.04.2
[20:26] <k1l> ok. so you want to stay at 14.04?
[20:26] <fortuneHuntr> no
[20:26] <fortuneHuntr> i'd like to update to current
[20:27] <k1l> yo you changes that to utopic by hand?
[20:27] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, no, the only command i've issued is do-release-upgrade
[20:27] <k1l> so is the upgrade runnin meanwhile?
[20:28] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: i wonder why your system doesnt find the kernel package, says it is 14.04 but the sources point to 14.10
[20:28] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, no, it finished - i was updating other software that required linux-headers and that's when i noticed a disconnect between the kernel of linux-headers-generic and the result of uname -r
[20:28] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, do-release-upgrade -d?
[20:29] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: in short: that doesnt make any sense. but to get a way out of that mess is to know what went wrong
[20:29] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: stop!
[20:29] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: never ever think of that command again if you dont want to go to the developers alpha builds
[20:29] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, not typing anything - and i have two snapshots - one before do-release-upgrade and one after
[20:31] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: ok, so first exchange all "utopic" with "trusty" in that /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:31] <k1l> "sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list"
[20:32] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i apologize, but i think i was providing you incorrect information
[20:32] <k1l> when that is done run a "sudo apt-get update&&sudo apt-get dist-uprade" to get the latest packages from 14.04.
[20:33] <Pici> except try to spell upgrade properly ;)
[20:33] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i did start do-release-upgrade -d before I ctrl-c'd it - i saw this as a suggested solution for my problem before i came here
[20:34] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, i am on trusty, but my kernel is 3.11
[20:34] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: your system is a mess. see my last advices to get that to a proper state again
[20:35] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, my sources.list is correct (no utopic, all trusty) and the rest of what i sent you is valid
[20:35] <_eddy> if you enable something in site-available how do you move overwrite the one in site-enabled?
[20:36] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: "sudo apt-get update &&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[20:36] <Pici> _eddy: sudo a2ensite sitename
[20:36] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, correct, but that's not grabbing the new kernel
[20:36] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: let it run
[20:37] <_eddy> Pici: will sitename be the file?
[20:37] <Pici> _eddy: yep
[20:37] <pqangel> I installed memcached but service script is missing from init.d
[20:37] <fortuneHuntr> k1l,  it's done - no new kernel
[20:37] <pqangel> does anyone has the script?
[20:37] <_eddy> Pici:
[20:37] <_eddy> sudo: a2ensite: command not found
[20:37] <corkey> Good evening everyone
[20:37] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: its not grabbing anything because that system is a mess. when that command is done we go further
[20:37] <fortuneHuntr> it's done
[20:37] <_eddy> am using ubuntu with nginx
[20:38] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: now again: "apt-cache policy linux-image-generic"
[20:38] <Pici> _eddy: oh... I assumed you were using apache.  I do not believe  there is a command for nginx to do that, just make a symlink to the file from sites-enabled
[20:38] <_eddy> Pici: nginx
[20:39] <_eddy> not apache
[20:39] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, http://pastebin.com/dnksC1C0
[20:39] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, http://pastebin.com/dnkcS1C0
[20:40] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: "sudo apt-get install linux-generic"
[20:42] <jhutchins> pqangel: Isn't that in systemd now?
[20:43] <jhutchins> _eddy: If a2ensite were available, it would create links under /etc/apache.  a2 being apache 2.
[20:43] <sonnenburg> TheDuty
[20:43] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, ok, now what?
[20:43] <pqangel> jhutchins: not sure... kinda new to this whole thing :S
[20:44] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: "dpkg -l | grep linux-image"
[20:45] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, http://pastebin.com/eRFukZic
[20:45] <pqangel> jhutchins: i was following a guide to install memcached from source then i realized that i could install it with apt-get so i did make uninstall and rm memcached from init.d
[20:45] <pqangel> jhutchins: now it doesn't matter if i try to remove and install apt-get the init.d script is not created
[20:46] <jhutchins> pqangel: Check for likely files in /usr/lib/systemd/system/ and /etc/systemd/system/ - if so, use systemctl start/stop/restart <unit>
[20:46] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: i dont know why it doesnt list you all packages but only the installed ones. but after a reboot that should be on kernel 3.13 now
[20:46] <jhutchins> !confmiss
[20:47] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, thanks!
[20:48] <jhutchins> pqangel: You have to especially tell the packaging system to reinstall config files because when they are gone, it is assumed that you want them to stay deleted.  "aptitude -o DPkg::Options::='--force-confmiss' reinstall
[20:48] <jhutchins>              $packagename" will restore them (man dpkg for details).
[20:48] <fortuneHuntr> k1l, that did it!  thank you!!!
[20:48] <jhutchins> pqangel: I don't know if that applies in this case, but again, check for systemd startup files instead.
[20:48] <_eddy> jhutchins: i got it now thanks
[20:49] <k1l> fortuneHuntr: from now on be carefull with upgrade commands and the developer switches
[20:49] <pqangel> jhutchkins: systemd is empty but i will try with dpkg
[20:49] <jhutchins> _eddy: Share
[20:55] <pqangel> jhutchkins: couldn't make it with dpkg, apt-get purge memcached did it though
[20:55] <pqangel> jhutchkins: then i did apt-get install memcached and now it's working :)
[20:56] <pqangel> jhutchkins: thank you very much for your guidance I've been looking for an answer for an hour
[20:59] <garrie> Herro.
[21:01] <bePolite> Hello
[21:01] <bePolite> Which command runs the mouse process on ubuntu
[21:02] <jhutchins> pqangel: Glad you found something that worked!
[21:02] <jhutchins> pqangel: memcached is pretty cool.  Took my pages from ~6sec ton <.3
[21:02] <jhutchins> bePolite: In the GUI it's part of the X system.  For console it's GPM.
[21:03] <pqangel> jhutchkins: wow! that's something! I have a wordpress installation and I'm trying to use it with w3 total cache
[21:05] <bePolite> jhutchins: So can I kill it by killing gpm
[21:05] <bePolite> ?
[21:06] <jhutchins> bePolite: Only in the consoles, not in the GUI.
[21:07] <New_User_Mint> Dear All
[21:08] <New_User_Mint> i am running Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS server edition
[21:08] <thomedy> i have a question that makes me wonder if i understand the system well enough(my immediate assumption is tha ti missunderstand the system)
[21:08] <New_User_Mint> i am trying to install Cloudera Hadoop
[21:08] <thomedy> but if every thing is a file or a node(file)
[21:08] <New_User_Mint> E: Malformed line 2 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cloudera.list (URI parse)
[21:08] <New_User_Mint> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[21:08] <New_User_Mint> this is the error i am getting
[21:08] <thomedy> can i add a permissions group to user/group/world
[21:08] <thomedy> that would jsut be files
[21:08] <New_User_Mint> any help is greatly appreciated
[21:09] <thomedy> or a  subgroup more likely
[21:09] <k1l> New_User_Mint: well, that PPA list is bad.
[21:09] <thomedy> heres the thing
[21:09] <thomedy> everyting is a file
[21:09] <New_User_Mint> oh
[21:09] <New_User_Mint> how to fix that please k1l
[21:09] <thomedy> but i want to know that i can make it so that if a user runs a file that i didnt expect it cant write to another file
[21:09] <thomedy> that sounds like something that already exists
[21:10] <thomedy> or maybe if i could just put something in one area and not let that specific directory have permissions
[21:10] <thomedy> would that be  a group
[21:10] <k1l> New_User_Mint: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cloudera.list     << into a pastebin and url here please
[21:11] <New_User_Mint> # Packages for Cloudera's Distribution for Hadoop, Version 5, on Ubuntu 14.04 amd64
[21:11] <New_User_Mint> deb [arch=amd64] ${baseUrl}/${category}/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh trusty-cdh5 contrib
[21:11] <New_User_Mint> deb-src ${baseUrl}/${category}/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh trusty-cdh5 contrib
[21:11] <k1l> New_User_Mint: how did you install that?
[21:11] <jhutchins> !mint
[21:11] <xxxxx> how can I jail a user so his /home/username looks like / for him?
[21:11] <New_User_Mint> http://www.cloudera.com/content/cloudera/en/documentation/core/latest/topics/cdh_ig_cdh5_install.html
[21:12] <New_User_Mint> thro the site documentation
[21:13] <New_User_Mint> just my user name is Linux Mint
[21:13] <New_User_Mint> actually i am having trouble in Ubuntu
[21:13] <k1l> New_User_Mint: again: how did you install that 3rd party repo? the site lists several ways
[21:13] <Open_Source_OS_n> wget
[21:14] <Open_Source_newb> Ubuntu Trusty
[21:14] <Open_Source_newb> $ sudo wget 'http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh/cloudera.list' \
[21:14] <Open_Source_newb>     -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cloudera.list
[21:14] <toprak> hi
[21:14] <Open_Source_newb> i used that
[21:14] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: yes, that is broken
[21:14] <toprak> _
[21:15] <Open_Source_newb> ah!
[21:15] <Open_Source_newb> K1l how to install it please ?
[21:16] <k1l> use that text  http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/lucid/amd64/cdh/cloudera.list from that and afterwards exchange lucid with trusty
[21:16] <Open_Source_newb> i dont find any other documentation
[21:18] <Open_Source_newb> # Packages for Cloudera's Distribution for Hadoop, Version 5, on Ubuntu 10.04 amd64
[21:18] <Open_Source_newb> deb http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/lucid/amd64/cdh lucid-cdh5 contrib
[21:18] <Open_Source_newb> deb-src http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/lucid/amd64/cdh lucid-cdh5 contrib
[21:18] <Open_Source_newb> just find and replace lucid with trusty
[21:18] <Open_Source_newb> ?
[21:19] <Open_Source_newb> i mean find and replace trusty with lucid
[21:20] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: use the text from the lucid stuff and exchange trusty for lucid. since the makers of your 3rd party program is not clever enough to make it work. better is you ask their support to fix their stuff
[21:20] <_eddy> if a user is in a sudo group. can they create other database users?
[21:21] <Open_Source_newb> :) oh okie
[21:21] <ianorlin> _eddy you can do more complicated things with sudo but by default they would be able to
[21:22] <_eddy> ianorlin: am using 14.04 on digital ocean i ran this command
[21:22] <_eddy> CREATE USER FirstUser@localhost;
[21:22] <_eddy> it says 0 rows affected
[21:22] <Open_Source_newb> K1l:
[21:22] <Open_Source_newb> # Packages for Cloudera's Distribution for Hadoop, Version 5, on Ubuntu 10.04 amd64
[21:22] <Open_Source_newb> deb http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh trusrty-cdh5 contrib
[21:22] <Open_Source_newb> deb-src http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusrty/amd64/cdh trusrty-cdh5 contrib
[21:22] <Open_Source_newb> is this right ?
[21:22] <omgitsmit> _eddy: that is a mysql command
[21:23] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: if that is inside that file in that sources.list.d file, yes
[21:23] <omgitsmit> _eddy: this channel is for ubuntu support, not mysql nor digital ocean
[21:23] <Open_Source_newb> (Y)
[21:24] <_eddy> omgitsmit: first question you answered all day?
[21:24] <omgitsmit> _eddy: not the least, why?
[21:25] <_eddy> omgitsmit: I also see people that when a question is asked they dont answer but as soon as something is just abit off topic they just reply back a few seconds
[21:25] <_eddy> make me wonder :)
[21:25] <omgitsmit> _eddy: depends on who's around at the time
[21:25] <omgitsmit> _eddy: but if i must...
[21:26] <omgitsmit> _eddy: mysql -u root -p
[21:26] <omgitsmit> _eddy: use mysql;
[21:26] <omgitsmit> _eddy: grant all on *.* to FirstUser@'localhost' identified by 'choose-a-password';
[21:27] <omgitsmit> _eddy: flush priviledges;
[21:27] <omgitsmit> _eddy: next time, take it to mysql support channel.
[21:28] <Open_Source_newb> K1l
[21:28] <Open_Source_newb> did not work :(
[21:28] <Open_Source_newb> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh/dists/trusrty-cdh5/contrib/binary-amd64/Packages  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[21:28] <Open_Source_newb> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh/dists/trusrty-cdh5/contrib/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[21:28] <Open_Source_newb> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusrty/amd64/cdh/dists/trusrty-cdh5/contrib/source/Sources  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[21:28] <Open_Source_newb> E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[21:28] <k1l> !paste | Open_Source_newb
[21:29] <bekks> Open_Source_newb: you have a typo: you used trusrty, but it would have been trusty
[21:29] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: typo, its "trusty" not "trusrty"
[21:29] <Open_Source_newb> ah!
[21:30] <Open_Source_newb> thanks, will change it now and sorry about the messages
[21:30]  * omgitsmit orders Open_Source_newb another cup of coffee
[21:30] <Open_Source_newb> was now aware of the paste.ubuntu
[21:30]  * genii fires up the coffeepot
[21:30] <star314> Is there a way to eject and reconnect a device connected to /dev/ttyUSB0 by means of a console command?
[21:30] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: no worries, first time for everything. Repeat offenders, however...
[21:31] <ThePendulum> Does anyone have any idea how to recover nautilus after it's no longer crashing after an SSH what-I-assume-to-be time-out without rebooting entirely?
[21:32] <omgitsmit> ThePendulum: kill it?
[21:32] <ThePendulum> it doesn't seem to be alive, it just doesn't start anymore
[21:33] <ThePendulum> which makes me wonder what underlying process is troubling it
[21:33] <omgitsmit> ThePendulum: any errors when launching it manually?
[21:34] <ThePendulum> ah, I got something out of it by killing SSH
[21:34] <ThePendulum> then trying to reconnect I get  The name :1.159 was not provided by any .service files
[21:34] <omgitsmit> ThePendulum: you should restart ssh, not just kill it
[21:34] <ThePendulum> it is restarted
[21:35] <ThePendulum> ah, nautilus seems to have caught on
[21:35] <omgitsmit> :)
[21:35] <omgitsmit> "Get with the program Nautilus!"
[21:35] <ThePendulum> c'mon chap, hurry up
[21:35] <omgitsmit> literally, and figurtively
[21:35] <ThePendulum> now I hope it doesn't happen again, because it really kills the dev flow
[21:35] <omgitsmit> no kidding
[21:36] <ThePendulum> not sure what is causing it to begin with, the console SSH stays alive and so did via UI SSH connections to my other server
[21:36] <omgitsmit> ThePendulum: maybe poor connection/loss connection?
[21:37] <omgitsmit> ThePendulum: i use byobu or mush for those types of connections
[21:37] <omgitsmit> mosh*
[21:37] <Open_Source_newb> K1l
[21:37] <Open_Source_newb> i posted the error msg in paste.ubuntu
[21:37] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: the link might be useful
[21:37] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: we need the link here
[21:38] <Open_Source_newb> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10378041/
[21:38] <k1l> sudo apt-key adv --recv-key --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 327574EE02A818DD
[21:39] <k1l> then sudo apt-get update
[21:39] <omgitsmit> k1l: Open_Source_newb: i would also like to note that there is no i386 package
[21:39] <omgitsmit> k1l: Open_Source_newb: so you will continue to get that 404
[21:40] <Open_Source_newb> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10378080/
[21:40] <Open_Source_newb> oh so is it installed ?
[21:40] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: i don't think so
[21:41] <Open_Source_newb> :(
[21:41] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: are you trying to grab the 64bit package or the 32bit?
[21:41] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: seriously, talk to them. tell them to get their stuff sorted
[21:42] <Open_Source_newb> sure , i have a class tomo
[21:42] <Open_Source_newb> so i thought i could install it before i go
[21:42] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: or are you on a 32bit system?
[21:42] <Open_Source_newb> would be great if you could help
[21:42] <nrml1> where does xorg.conf live in an out-of-the-box ubuntu 14.04 install?
[21:42] <Open_Source_newb> i think its 64
[21:43] <k1l> uname -a ?
[21:43] <blackroot> nrml1: find / -name xorg.conf
[21:43] <k1l> nrml1: itd not needed nowadays
[21:43] <omgitsmit> nrml1: /etc/X11 typically
[21:43] <Open_Source_newb> Linux FSCHADOOP-02 3.13.0-44-generic #73-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 16 00:22:43 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[21:43] <k1l> *its
[21:43] <nrml1> k1l, its not?
[21:44] <k1l> nrml1: nope. if everything goes right its automatic setting up
[21:44] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: correct the sources.list line to http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh5/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/cdh/dists/trusty-cdh5/contrib/binary-amd64/Packages
[21:44] <nrml1> trying to configure a monitor, but I cant rotate it. I assume it needs Option    "RandRRotation" "True"
[21:44] <nrml1> there's no option in the gui
[21:45] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: you are currently trying to pull down "binary-i386" packages which dont exist on that archive
 : first line or second line ?
[21:45] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: after correcting the line, apt-get update and paste any errors you get
[21:46] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: both
[21:50] <Open_Source_newb> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10378184/
[21:50] <Open_Source_newb> same error msg which came before
[21:52] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: you changed the entire deb-src line, when all you had to change was the binary-i386 portion
[21:52] <Open_Source_newb> oh like that
[21:53] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: if you acually open up that URL, you will see there is no such "binary-i386" folder
[21:53] <qti> hola
[21:53] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: thats where your path breaks
[21:54] <omgitsmit> afk phone
[21:55] <k1l> Open_Source_newb: apt-get update needed after you change that stuff
[21:55] <Open_Source_newb> sorry , not able to see i-386 in the command
[21:57] <Open_Source_newb> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10378275/
[21:57] <Open_Source_newb> requesting your review please
[22:02] <Open_Source_newb> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10378331/
[22:02] <Open_Source_newb> K1l , <omgitsmit>
[22:02] <Open_Source_newb> pFa for the error messages
[22:03] <k1l> yes that is wrong
[22:03] <Open_Source_newb> k1l , i am not sure of the modification
[22:04] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: you have spaces in your deb-src line
[22:04] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: instead of slashes
[22:04] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: you should be able to copy/paste the URL into your browser and it should not 404
[22:04] <k1l> imho the repo is just broken.
[22:05] <omgitsmit> i can see the package list he's trying to grab
[22:05] <omgitsmit> he just doesnt' have the correct path
[22:05] <omgitsmit> they*
[22:08] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: k1l was right (as usual) even when i added it on my machine to test, i still got the error Malformed line 2 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cloudera.list
[22:09] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: looks like they need to fix that list
[22:10] <Open_Source_newb> oh so
[22:11] <Open_Source_newb> there is no work around for this ?
[22:11] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: you wont be able to use their repo to install that software
[22:11] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: you may be able to use another repo (official?) to install the software
[22:11] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: but it will probably be much different or at least configured differently than the custom repo you're attempting to install
[22:12] <Open_Source_newb> oh okie
[22:12] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: i would bring this up with who ever is running that repo for your classroom though
[22:13] <Open_Source_newb> sure, i will tell my instructor that i am unable to install it
[22:13] <Open_Source_newb> for the reason we discussed
[22:13] <omgitsmit> good luck :)
[22:13] <Open_Source_newb> :) thanks a lot K1l and <omgitsmit>
[22:14] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: maybe when you're finished with the class you will come back here as Open_Source_pro :)
[22:14] <Open_Source_newb> hope your words become true :)
[22:14] <Open_Source_newb> (Y)
[22:14] <omgitsmit> hehehe
[22:15] <Open_Source_newb> is there a way to save this chat ?
[22:15] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: its logged on the website
[22:15] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb:  http://irclogs.ubuntu.com
[22:15] <Open_Source_newb> where please
[22:15] <omgitsmit> Open_Source_newb: just make note of the time/date
[22:17] <daemon_erebus> Using a 14.10 netinstall what would be the best way to setup a bare bones install with root, user and pretty much everything else needed to then get to the log in screen?
[22:17] <bekks> daemon_erebus: a preseed or kickstart installation.
[22:19] <daemon_erebus> bekks, nope. boot the netinstall iso (from usb), fill out the basic user/pwd information, format the drive, it grabs specific bits of software. you are then presented with the type of install kubuntu, ubuntu, lubuntu, xubuntu, server, etc. I pretty much want a basic set up so I can throw openbox on it without bloat of other apps, etc.
[22:20] <daemon_erebus> bekks, on the Debian side it's like standard utilities nothing more
[22:22] <omgitsmit> daemon_erebus: ubuntu in itself, is bloat hahahaha
[22:22]  * omgitsmit ducks
[22:22] <g0uZ> just try to update from 12.04.5 server lts to 14.04.1 lts but :
[22:22] <g0uZ> do-release-upgrade
[22:22] <g0uZ> Checking for a new Ubuntu release
[22:22] <g0uZ> No new release found
[22:22] <g0uZ> wth ?
[22:23] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: sources.list?
[22:23] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: also, please pastbin instead of spamming.
[22:23] <daemon_erebus> this screen is what I'm describing on ubuntu: http://i.imgur.com/694M7XX.png & this screen on debian: http://i.imgur.com/4oyCl1V.png
[22:24] <g0uZ> omgitsmit: you want the content ?
[22:24] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: also are you running that as root or at the least under sudo?
[22:24] <daemon_erebus> well I'd do vanilla debian but jessie isn't ready and well wheezy is a bit outdated for me.
[22:24] <T3> Hey guys, is there any way to tell apt-get to ignore a certain dependency package?
[22:24] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: yeah that'd be great
[22:25] <T3> I've found some answers on Google, but they are misleading
[22:25] <omgitsmit> T3: you can try -f to force the installation ignoring anythign else
[22:25] <omgitsmit> T3: obviously not recommended, but may work
[22:25] <g0uZ> omgitsmit: http://pastebin.com/kzJRVrDB
[22:26] <T3> omgitsmit: my point is that I want to install zabbix package, and it says mysql-server is a dep. But I already have percona, and would like to keep it this way.
[22:26] <g0uZ> just a normal 12.04.5 server, uptodate, no fancy things
[22:26] <egregius> how i use ubuntu to see the pictures and videos
[22:27] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: seems normal
[22:27] <T3> egregius: use vlc package
[22:27] <athan> Hi everyone, can someone help me manually boot an ubuntu system from grub2? I tried to dual boot, but ended up screwing up grub after a few `grub-configure` and `grub-update` commands
[22:27] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: are you running that cmd as root or under sudo?
[22:27] <T3> egregius: not sure I got your question..
[22:27] <egregius> i need to look at the picture video of boys in bathroom
[22:27] <g0uZ> omgitsmit: as root
[22:27] <egregius> with ubuntu
[22:27] <T3> wtf
[22:27] <omgitsmit> T3: suspicous lol
[22:28] <egregius> there is webcam in bathrrom
[22:28] <egregius> is for art
[22:28] <omgitsmit> .... i dont even
[22:28] <T3> egregius: use windows for that
[22:28] <omgitsmit> LOL
[22:28] <omgitsmit> +1 T3
[22:29] <g0uZ> omgitsmit: same result with a sudo as a normal user
[22:29] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: any issues with apt-get updates?
[22:29] <nattyrice> Could someone in here help me figure out why my Chrome is taking up 80% of my memory, even when I first open it.  I only have one table(google.com), and I have all my extensions disabled.
[22:29] <nattyrice> one tab*
[22:29] <nattyrice> open it?*
[22:30] <tzanolo> hello. does some knows how to restart audio at ubuntu.? my laptop simply get mute. I always need to restar.
[22:30] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: any errors on apt-get update?
[22:30] <egregius> i no afford the windows 7
[22:31] <egregius> i have to use buntu
[22:31] <omgitsmit> egregius: is it an ip webcam?
[22:31]  * omgitsmit puts on gloves
[22:31] <egregius> yes
[22:31] <omgitsmit> egregius: browse to the ip inside firefox
[22:31] <T3> omgitsmit: lol
[22:31] <g0uZ> [23/02/2015 23:28] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: any errors on apt-get update? // no
[22:31] <cholby> I had a boyfriend named ubuntu once
[22:31] <egregius> that would be http
[22:31] <g0uZ> naither on upgrade
[22:31] <cholby> he used to "play the bongos" on my ass
[22:31] <g0uZ> neither*
[22:31]  * cholby slaps her pussy for FREEDOM!
[22:31] <cholby> CHOLBY RULES
[22:31] <cholby> OMGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWD
[22:32] <cholby> slap your pussies for FREEDOM everybody!!!
[22:32] <cholby> NIGGER!
[22:32] <omgitsmit> if i had one, gladly
[22:32] <egregius> lol
[22:32] <egregius> KIKE
[22:32] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:32] <omgitsmit> T3: awe it was a fake question
[22:33] <g0uZ> omgitsmit: please stop, my VM is uptodate, as explained ^^
[22:33] <omgitsmit> g0uZ: ok i'll stop.
[22:38] <guest1435623> lubuntu user here: what is the best English dictionary I can get from apt-get?
[22:38] <ikonia> best english dictionary ?
[22:38] <guest1435623> ikonia, yes
[22:39] <ikonia> standalone ? part of an app ? what do you want ?
[22:39] <ikonia> just search for dictionary and you'll get the language options
[22:39] <ikonia> (within the package manager)
[22:39] <guest1435623> ikonia, standalone
[22:40] <ofca> hi
[22:40] <omgitsmit> ello ofca
[22:41] <ofca> when I do a command with large output (for example: rvm --help), how do I view the output clearly; without having to manually scroll?
[22:41] <omgitsmit> ofca: there are many methods, | less is my personal fav
[22:42] <omgitsmit> ofca: rvm --help | less
[22:42] <ikonia> pipe it to whatever you like, eg: more, less,
[22:42] <omgitsmit> ofca: use arrows to scroll and Q to quit
[22:42] <ofca> ah, the pipe! thank you
[22:45] <omgitsmit> ikonia: i used the more command for years until i witnessed less used in the wild
[22:45] <ikonia> so ?
[22:46] <omgitsmit> ikonia: changed my life haha
[22:46] <ikonia> ?
[22:46] <sexSlave4Daddy> ...too much?  (CHOLBY RUUUULEZ NIGGER!!!!)
[22:52] <nattyrice> http://postimg.org/image/hxkz7poir/  <- a screenshot of the google chrome task manager when i first open it
[22:55] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: #ubuntu for google support? you're gunna have a bad time.
[22:55] <nattyrice> i am on google as well
[22:56] <nattyrice> but i thought maybe someone in #ubuntu would know how to track down more detailed information on a process's memory usage or something
[22:56] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: i recall troubleshooting chrome usage by launching with --disable-extensions
[22:56] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: i tracked down one of my apps (not extensions) that was causing it
[22:58] <nattyrice> ok i'll try launch with --disable-extensions and disabling apps
[22:58] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: --bwsi will launch in guest mode, essentials disabling everything (syncing, apps, extensions)
[22:58] <nattyrice> though i went through already and disabled all extensions in the settings
[22:58] <nattyrice> aah cool okay thanks
[22:58]  * omgitsmit shrugs
[23:00] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: shift-esc to access chromes built-in task manager
[23:00] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: might give you a better idea of whats hogging up resources
[23:01] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: if all else fails, just "reset browser" under settings tab to revert back to stock and have it resync your data back onto the computer
[23:02] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: er "reset settings" under the ADVANCED settings tab
[23:03] <nattyrice> omgitsmit, i already checked shift-esc and posted an image(http://postimg.org/image/hxkz7poir/ ).  the "browser" used 5gigs of memory
[23:03] <nattyrice> i used --bwsi
[23:03] <nattyrice> and it still took up 4.5 gigs
[23:03] <avrdude> https://github.com/brouberol/Gstreamer-webcam-tool - when it says i need gst, pygst, gtk, and pygtk, can i just apt-get install gst, pygst etc?
[23:03] <nattyrice> but i  now see a bunch of nvidia errors
[23:03] <nattyrice> in the terminal
[23:04] <athan> Guys I really need help :(
[23:04] <omgitsmit> avrdude: no comma between packages
[23:04] <nattyrice> so i now have something further to google, thanks
[23:04] <athan> grub is stuck at the console
[23:04] <omgitsmit> nattyrice: np
[23:04] <avrdude> omgitsmit, but its really this easy to install things?
[23:04] <avrdude> i dont understand..
[23:05] <omgitsmit> avrdude: i.e. sudo apt-get install gst pygst gtk pygtk
[23:05] <birdman007> would it be a bad idea to use 14.10 as a web server?
[23:05] <athan> birdamn007: Not at all, imo
[23:05] <omgitsmit> birdman007: i use mine as a web server
[23:05] <athan> I'm gonna use it for production
[23:05] <amancer1> Hey guys
[23:05] <nattyrice> what is it saying athan? i recently had to troubleshoot grub
[23:05] <avrdude> omgitsmit, E: Unable to locate package gst
[23:05] <avrdude> same on all 4
[23:06] <omgitsmit> avr, those are not the actual package names then
[23:06] <omgitsmit> avrdude: sudo apt-cache search gst
[23:06] <avrdude> so how do i find out?
[23:06] <omgitsmit> avrdude: search for the package
[23:06] <guest1435623> lubuntu user here: my win key doesn't respond on menu
[23:06] <birdman007> i just want more recent versions of php mysql and other applications and i know on 14.04 they are usually frozen to a certain version
[23:07] <omgitsmit> birdman007: sounds like you may want to look into building from source. but thats quite a task.
[23:07] <avrdude> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=python-gst
[23:07] <avrdude> how do i know which one to get?
[23:07] <athan> nattyrice: Well right now, it just comes to grub's terminal without any error. I at first wanted to add my other ubuntu install to the list, and followed some instructions on `grub-install`'ing and `update-grub` stuff while chrooted into the system you wanted to set as the primary, but I didn't edit `/etc/default/grub`... not sure why it's not work
[23:07] <athan> ing :\
[23:07] <omgitsmit> avrdude: sudo apt-get install python-gst
[23:07] <guest1435623> somebody has also the problem with the menu which doesn't respond to the win-key
[23:07] <teward> is it possible to have a flash drive formatted with a gpt partition table
[23:07] <guest1435623> I'm using lubuntu
[23:07] <athan> Oh, I also have my boot and main partitions separated on both installations
[23:07] <avrdude> omgitsmit, not found..
[23:08] <birdman007> omgitsmit: yeah that would be too much of a hassle for me
[23:08] <omgitsmit> avrdude: sorry typo, python-gst-1.0
[23:08] <athan> It's strange, when I `set root=(hd0,msdos6)`, the folders don't mount correctly
[23:08] <omgitsmit> birdman007: then i would go with whats available in the repo
[23:09] <iojow> hello everyone! I am curious about how it came about that ubuntu 14.04.2 has been offered as the main download on the website when 14.10. already existed
[23:09] <avrdude> omgitsmit, still not found..
[23:09] <avrdude> but i am using 12.04, is that a problem?
[23:09] <omgitsmit> iojow: 14.04 is LTS
[23:10] <iojow> omgitsmit, sure, but did the same happen with other LTS versions before?
[23:10] <omgitsmit> iojow: i believe so, not sure
[23:10] <omgitsmit> avrdude: sudo apt-get install python-gst-1.0
[23:10] <iojow> i.e. when 12.10. was there, was 12.04.2. announced on top of it?
[23:10] <omgitsmit> avrdude: worked for me
[23:11] <chuck> what's the best way to artificially limit incoming network bandwidth? I've tried a lot of "tc qdisc" commands found on the internet, but curling a large file is still really fast
[23:11] <avrdude> omgitsmit, http://pastebin.com/r2M9KXge
[23:12] <omgitsmit> avrdude: paste the output of sudo apt-cache search python-gst-1.0
[23:12] <avrdude> omgitsmit, no output
[23:13] <omgitsmit> avrdude: lsb_release
[23:13] <avrdude> No LSB modules are available.
[23:13] <omgitsmit> er
[23:13] <omgitsmit> avrdude: lsb_release -a
[23:13] <omgitsmit> 14.04.2?
[23:15] <omgitsmit> !find python-gst-1.0
[23:15] <avrdude> omgitsmit, https://paste.ee/p/lsFqk
[23:15] <arcsky> hey guys. how i can i uinstall Vmware ?
[23:15] <omgitsmit> arcsky: sudo apt-get remove or via the software centre
[23:16] <omgitsmit> avrdude: oh you're still on 12.04
[23:16] <avrdude> yea
[23:16] <it_> hi
[23:16] <omgitsmit> avrdude: i see the package in the 14.x repos
[23:16] <omgitsmit> avrdude: not sure about 12.x
[23:17] <avrdude> can i download it manually somewhere?
[23:17] <omgitsmit> avrdude: i wouldnt, as the 14.04 deb packages will be build for that system
[23:17] <kouhai> ok so i need help on this http://s16.postimg.org/gid0ncrkl/Screenshot_from_2015_02_23_17_12_46.png
[23:17] <avrdude> so i cant make it work on 12.04?
[23:17] <kouhai> i have zipalign there but not found??
[23:17] <omgitsmit> avrdude: im sure you can, i just dont know the package name
[23:18] <omgitsmit> kouhai: chmod +x zipalign
[23:18] <omgitsmit> kouhai: then ./zipalign to run it
[23:18] <arcsky> omgitsmit: i cant find it in the software center
[23:19] <avrdude> omgitsmit, http://pastebin.com/CVxnd7NK can it be one of these?
[23:19] <omgitsmit> arcsky: can you upgrade to 14.04 LTS instead of 12.04?
[23:19] <omgitsmit> er wait
[23:19] <omgitsmit> avrdude: can you upgrade to 14.04 LTS instead of 12.04?
[23:19] <omgitsmit> arcsky: then use apt-get remove
[23:19] <avrdude> no, i would prefer staying here
[23:20] <arcsky> omgitsmit: i did install a binary VMware-Player-6.0.5-2443746.x86_64.bundle
[23:20] <omgitsmit> avrdude: theres little i can do to help you then, keep asking here in channel im sure for the gurus here, it will be a cakewalk
[23:21] <kouhai> omgitsmit: wow didnt think of that thanks!
[23:21] <omgitsmit> arcsky: vmware-installer will list everything you can uninstall
[23:21] <omgitsmit> arcsky: vmware-installer --uninstall-product vmware-workstation
[23:22] <omgitsmit> kouhai: your screenshot told me everything i needed to know :)
[23:23] <kouhai> well zipaligning my file didnt help at all lol oh well
[23:23] <arcsky> omgitsmit: gr8! thanks!
[23:26] <topdownjimmy> How can I rename a bunch of MP3 files from the command line, based on their id3 tags? I've tried eyeD3, but that can't create subdirectories for files.
[23:28] <bprompt> topdownjimmy:    are all mp3s in 1 flat directory alone?
[23:29] <topdownjimmy> bprompt: In the simplest case, yes.
[23:29] <bprompt> hmm
[23:30] <bprompt> topdownjimmy:     I don't have eyeD3.... I do use Krename, often for that though, it does id3 tags as well as other  like EXIF and counters
[23:30] <bprompt> !krename | topdownjimmy
[23:31] <topdownjimmy> bprompt: Is that a GUI application? I'm looking for CLI.
[23:31] <bprompt> topdownjimmy:    gui
[23:38] <ryanqwerty> i tried windows 10 technical preview in virtual box last night, never agian.. UBUNTU all the way.
[23:46] <topdownjimmy> I can't believe this isn't possible from the command line.
[23:51] <Kimboo> Hi! I got a issue with the mouse and UI elements, been trying to google it with no results anyone available?
[23:52] <maimster> Kimboo: Ask the question you never know somebody may know.
[23:53] <Kimboo> Coolio! Im running ubuntu from a live USB wich i made presistence, and now the mouse only works in the web browser, but all keyboard shortcuts work! he mouse worked flawlessly before i made it presistence!
[23:57] <omgitsmit> rypervenche: i run win10 on a couple machines here, love it. MS will make a come back with this release.
[23:57] <Kimboo> on a side note, the exact same hing happend with a Kali stick.
[23:57] <rypervenche> omgitsmit: Wrong person.
[23:57] <omgitsmit> rypervenche: yeah they left :(
[23:57] <maimster> Kimboo: No clue, sorry. I've never messed with persistence usb drives.
[23:58] <kouhai> anyone familiar with kivy?
[23:58] <daftykins> omgitsmit: off topic chat, take it to PM or #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[23:58] <omgitsmit> Kimboo: have you tried simply unplugging it and plugging it back in? (usb)
[23:58] <Kimboo> could it be that the USB is to slow?
[23:58] <omgitsmit> Kimboo: you can also check dmesg after plugging it back in for any hardware errors
[23:58] <maimster> Kimboo: If the USB was to slow then it seems like it would eventially show outside the browser.
[23:58] <Kimboo> i can boot from in, actually im in it right now. But i can only use the web without having to use keyboard shortcuts
[23:58] <kouhai> nvm
[23:59] <Kimboo> i'll check dmesg