[00:00] <maimster> Kimboo: When the move scrolls outside the browser does it just disappear?
[00:00] <maimster> Kimboo: move=mouse
[00:01] <Kimboo> sometimes maimster, especially if im in system settings
[00:01] <Kimboo> it blinks like crazy im in anything else other than the web browser
[00:04] <maimster> Kimboo: Can you run top to see the processes? Maybe there's one using a lot of CPU usage. Just guessing here.
[00:04] <Kimboo> hm... lemme try
[00:05] <Kimboo> nah, it's not that, also im on a 4770k...
[00:05] <Kimboo> maimster
[00:05] <maimster> Kimboo: I have seen systems run funky on LiveCDs. However once the CD spin catches up all is fine.
[00:06] <Kimboo> well, everything is running from the USB stick
[00:06] <Kimboo> maimster, damn i keep forgetting to tag, long time since i used IRC...
[00:06] <maimster> Kimboo: What's the speed of the USB stick?
[00:06] <maimster> Kimboo: No problem.
[00:07] <Kimboo> maimster: well, 30MB/s i think
[00:07] <maimster> Kimboo: Jeez plenty fast enough.
[00:08] <maimster> Kimboo: I have a few HDDs not running at that speed.
[00:08] <Kimboo> hm... well, as i said, it worked prefectly before i made it presistence...
[00:09] <maimster> Kimboo: The LiveCD worked fine without persistent mode.
[00:09] <maimster> Kimboo: Not mouse issues.
[00:09] <Kimboo> maimster: correct!
[00:09] <maimster> Kimboo: Interesting...
[00:09] <Kimboo> maimster: it's weird, ain't i?
[00:10] <maimster> Kimboo: Bigtime.
[00:10] <Kimboo> happend both with Kali and Ubuntu, on 2 different sticks
[00:10] <maimster> Kimboo: I fail to see what persistent mode has to do with it.
[00:10] <redemptionsong> aye, I need to use macchanger and to use the -r (random) flag. That flag sets the entire mac random (rather than jsut the first half of it). When I attempt to use the -r, the -b, or the  - rb flag it returns the same mac I have (the factory one). What am I doing wrong here?
[00:10] <maimster> Kimboo: Sounds almost like persistent is using resources differently.
[00:11] <redemptionsong> It does work with the -A flag but that only sets the first half of the address Inot the whole thing).
[00:11] <Kimboo> maimster: but all i did was to use the unallocated space of the stick to make it a seperate partition, so the ubunu/kali partition was never touched
[00:12] <maimster> Kimboo: What's the computer's processor?
[00:12] <Kimboo> maimster: 4770k
[00:12] <maimster> Kimboo: Ahh you said that, sorry.
[00:12] <Kimboo> Maimster: so i got plenty of power! both on ram/gpu and CPU side
[00:13] <maimster> Kimboo: Jeez a beast chip.
[00:13] <maimster> Kimboo: I wish.
[00:13] <Kimboo> maimster: well, i sold my car to afford it, hehe
[00:13] <maimster> Kimboo: Jeez man...
[00:14] <Kimboo> maimster: The car was too expensive for me to have, so i sold it and bought myself a beast machine
[00:14] <maimster> Kimboo: Hardcore.
[00:14] <maimster> Kimboo: I like the way you think.
[00:14] <Kimboo> Maimster: im not really in need of a car either way so
[00:14] <maimster> Kimboo: Xubuntu would sly with a chip like that under her. Then again any OS would.
[00:15] <maimster> sly=fly
[00:15] <Kimboo> Maimster: haha yea, any OS would
[00:15] <arkana> is there a way to resize my ubuntu partition from windows?
[00:15] <Kimboo> Arkana: i just used a tool, lemme check he name of it
[00:16] <Kimboo> Arkana: http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html
[00:16] <maimster> arkana: Is Partition Magic still around?
[00:16] <Kimboo> Arkana: If you're not able to do it from that i don't know
[00:16] <arkana> Kimboo: thanks a lot
[00:16] <arkana> i hope that i can do it
[00:17] <arkana> i know i could make a live usb with eh i just forgot what it's called
[00:17] <arkana> gparted
[00:17] <arkana> there we go
[00:17] <ChubMcGrub> Hey, does anyone have a second to help me with ubuntu install?
[00:17] <Kimboo> What the hell, i jus noticed that if i press both muse buttons at the same time i works?
[00:17] <maimster> Kimboo: I just parted for most of that stuff.
[00:17] <arkana> i know how to do it with a live usb with gparted, but my flash drive just died
[00:18] <Kimboo> seemed it was only a one time thing...
[00:18] <maimster> Kimboo: Have you tried to use another mouse?
[00:18] <arkana> i made the mistake of allocating the entire terabyte to ubuntu
[00:18] <Kimboo> maimster: yea, event 2 different comupters
[00:18] <ChubMcGrub> the install went well, but when I rebooted it just starts windows without giving me the option to start ubuntu.
[00:18] <Kimboo> even*
[00:18] <maimster> Kimboo: Got it.
[00:18] <arkana> now i'm running vms which are much better
[00:19]  * maimster should start downloading those isos....
[00:20] <arkana> it would be cool if you could vm gparted and resize your physical partition
[00:31] <Scunizi> What program/package will allow me to view and fill out a pdf form that includes numbers.  It must also show/allow the form to calculate the numbers (simple add/subtract/divide/multiply stuff)
[00:33] <daftykins> that is not what PDFs do
[00:33] <Scunizi> daftykins: they can (fdf) with imbedded java script.
[00:34] <daftykins> so.. not a PDF? :)
[00:34] <daftykins> a lot of office apps export to PDF.
[00:35] <Scunizi> it's opened in a typical pdf viewer.  I have no issues opening a form and filling it out.. it's just the math that's embedded in the form won't function.  It WILL work on acrobat on a windows or mac machine.. I don't like acrobat so I'm looking for something else.
[00:35] <qxt> I'm using xfce on ubuntu. Looking at " grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log " it looks like the ast video driver did not load correctly. For some reason though I still have graphics. Is there a definitive way to see what video driver I am using?
[00:39] <daftykins> Scunizi: yeah, editable fields ones typically only work in Adobe official, even in Windows land.
[00:39] <omgitsmit> qxt: lsmod will list all the kernel modules which are currently loaded, you can pipe to grep and try to figure out whats in use.
[00:39] <omgitsmit> qxt: i.e. lsmod | grep nvidia
[00:40] <omgitsmit> qxt: also hwinfo -gfxcard or lspci -k
[00:40] <sky_net> !kali
[00:40] <qxt> yeah I did that. Found a few video modules. Been looking at them with modinfo too. Just dont know the one I am using atm =P
[00:40] <j_t> I am trying to apt-get update, but it is going to an invalid ip address. It's not the same ip address as when I do say host mirror.mydomain.com
[00:40] <j_t> How can I find out where apt-get gets this ip address from?
[00:40] <omgitsmit> qxt: lsmod will show whats loaded
[00:41] <qxt> was a big list
[00:41] <qxt> tired lsmod |grep -i vga
[00:41] <Scunizi> daftykins: and they recently removed the old outdated adobe reader from their download section.. still available through ftp but still .. it's seen no love in a long time. probably rather vulnerable to bugs/bad guys.
[00:42] <qxt> omgitsmit, the problem is that I dont now what all the mods do
[00:42] <omgitsmit> qxt: sudo lspci -k
[00:42] <daftykins> Scunizi: every PDF reader is
[00:42] <omgitsmit> qxt: my driver is shown under "VGA compatible controller"
[00:42] <omgitsmit> qxt: grepping it will miss it
[00:43] <Scunizi> daftykins: yep.. more so with a 2yr out of date version.
[00:44] <qxt> omgitsmit, thx found it in lspci =)  	Kernel driver in use: ast
[00:44] <omgitsmit> qxt: yay!
[00:53] <hplc> hi, on the recieving end of Growl messages, i have a kubuntu box, the sender works as should, but on ubuntu i dont get any pop-ups / notifications about a Growl alert message, i installed "notify-osd", a mac-clone for linux to recieve growls, firewall on ubuntu is off, so why doesnt the growls (wich is a push service) go thru?
[00:57] <redemptionsong> no one is into macchanger round' here eh?
[00:57] <daftykins> didn't see you ask about it.
[00:58] <daftykins> redemptionsong: macchanger -c interface ; is how it goes i thought
[00:58] <redemptionsong> hmm
[00:58] <redemptionsong> I'll try that
[00:59] <daftykins> redemptionsong: why not just read the man page which tells you how to use it? also why are you changing MAC...
[00:59] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: You want a random mac address?
[01:00] <genii> changing your mac address is pretty useless in most instances
[01:03] <zhuweilin> Hi everyone here, I am experiencing big problems to add a windows computer printer to different ubuntu flavour computers, basically the browse button  on config printer is grey and stucked, any idea to solve it?
[01:04] <uRock> I just created an encrypted volume and when I go into it, I have found that it is owned by root. How do I chown it?
[01:05] <zhuweilin> chmod 777 ?
[01:05] <daftykins> zhuweilin: no, and never advise that.
[01:06] <zhuweilin> sorry
[01:06] <uRock> zhuweilin, do I cd to /media and do it from there?
[01:06] <RevEckzeff> even I know that's wrong...and I've only been tinkering with Ubuntu for less than a week
[01:06] <uRock> daftykins, I know better than 777. It'll be 770
[01:06] <zhuweilin> wait, seem dafty know it
[01:06] <daftykins> ownership is nothing to do with octal perms
[01:07] <uRock> daftykins, Do I cd to /media, then chown it?
[01:07] <zhuweilin> then help uRock, and say it how
[01:07] <uRock> thanks zhuweilin
[01:07] <daftykins> zhuweilin: you do not need to tell me how to assist someone, back off please :)
[01:08] <daftykins> uRock: run this please "ls -al /path/you/are/talking/about | pastebinit"
[01:08] <daftykins> might need sudo if it's root owned and you can't look in. you may also need to install pastebinit
[01:08] <zhuweilin> lol, im waiting someone helping me with horrible printing manager dafty, take it easy
[01:08] <daftykins> yes i know what your question is.
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[01:10] <Jake0720> Yes?
[01:10] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h: Yeah that's it. I've used macchanger -A wlan0     before but this time I need the completely random (burnt in option too would be nice but not critical) option and it's screwin up on me.
[01:10] <duoi> t0nt0, what?
[01:10] <OerHeks>
[01:11] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: macchanger -r wlan0 # or whatever your interface is
[01:11] <uRock> daftykins, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10380468/
[01:11] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h: Well, by "completely" I mean all the bits not just the first half of em (would like vendor bits changed too)
[01:12] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: set your own mac then
[01:12] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h: Right, I did that and I get the following output ... hang on
[01:12] <daftykins> uRock: so what folder are we talking about...
[01:13] <daftykins> uRock: 'truecrypt1' ?
[01:13] <uRock> daftykins, truecrypt1
[01:13] <daftykins> also, i hope you are using the last trusted version of truecrypt :P
[01:13] <uRock> yes, using their last
[01:13] <daftykins> their last was taken over though 0o
[01:14] <daftykins> uRock: sudo chown -R ronnie: /path/to/truecrypt1
[01:14] <uRock> dafty, thanks
[01:15] <uRock> daftykins, that worked, thanx
[01:15] <zhuweilin> yes uRock i readed it that USA NSA likes people use truecrypt
[01:16] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h:  http://pastebin.com/pBTi3dse
[01:16] <daftykins> i should hope so ;)
[01:16] <uRock> zhuweilin, I don't trust any software maker when it comes to encryption
[01:16] <zhuweilin> : ) ok then
[01:17] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h:  Will any made up numbers (provided they follow the format exactly) - actually work/function?
[01:17] <RedWar> I have telepathy.  All I have to do is wrap aluminum foil on my head.
[01:17] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: try this: "ip link set wlan0 down && ip link set wlan0 address 00:11:22:33:44:55 && ip link set wlan0 up && ip link ls wlan0"
[01:18] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h:  I'll never get back from that in the future if I don't use a program for it like macchanger (sorry man)  :s
[01:19] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: is your interface down?
[01:19] <redemptionsong> not at this exact moment but it was when I tried the -r earlier
[01:20] <redemptionsong> I get that it needs to be though
[01:22] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h: Well, macchanger does have a flag for setting your own address, I can try that - I just didn't know if using just anything would actually function on the internet. If you give an example of 00:11:22:33:44:55 then probably so I guess. I can try it though and find out.
[01:23] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: Have you tried setting a mac manually using: "macchanger -m 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0"
[01:25] <OerHeks> If network-manager is running, it will override those mac changes i guess.
[01:25] <gr33n7007h> OerHeks: It won't
[01:28] <dinduks> Hi
[01:30] <dinduks> After reverting to an old kernel version (3.13.0-45 to 3.13.0-45), I lost networking, graphic drivers (Intel) and touch screen support. Is there anyway I can tell Ubuntu to run the magic it does when it's installed for the first time in order to set up everything?
[01:30] <daftykins> those numbers are the same
[01:31] <dinduks> daftykins: 45 to 44
[01:33] <zhuweilin> i will try tomorrow same question, sleeping time here, have a good time developers and forum helpers
[01:35] <freeroute> hi, how do I create a new /boot partition if I don't have enough free space? http://imgur.com/e71ojW9
[01:36] <daftykins> freeroute: you don't need a /boot
[01:36] <jmadero1> hi all - I have an Acer machine running Ubuntu, speakers work fine but I'm getting horribly low volume from headphones
[01:37] <freeroute> daftykins: but... http://imgur.com/5SalhOx
[01:37] <uRock> jmadero1, have you went into settings>sound and turned up the max volume?
[01:38] <jmadero1> uRock: yes - and checked alsamixer
[01:38] <daftykins> freeroute: oh yeah because of encryption. so delete the partition / and recreate
[01:38] <daftykins> or just don't use foolish encryption :)
[01:39] <freeroute> k, erasing data on /
[01:39] <freeroute> encryption should always be encouraged
[01:39] <daftykins> er, no
[01:39] <daftykins> not given how many people come in here after breaking it :)
[01:40] <Jillybean> ?
[01:40] <freeroute> breaking the encryption or losing their data because of inadequate knowledge of how to encrypt their data?
[01:40] <gidim> I have full disk encryption on my system, and I have no issues.
[01:40] <daftykins> breaking their encrypted setup
[01:41] <uRock> freeroute, there's a reason law enforcement knocks nicely on the door when serving warrants on cyber criminals. They trick you away from your system while it is logged in and don't let you get back near it.
[01:41] <daftykins> gidim: anecdotal evidence of one person is pretty useless :)
[01:41] <gidim> Also true. :)
[01:41] <daftykins> alright - back to support only thanks people. it's not story time
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[01:42] <freeroute> uRock: I think there are solutions to that once considered.
[01:43] <redemptionsong> gr33n7007h: Thanks man. I'll get back to it. Sure it'll be fine. I just got too much going at once right now (priorities)  :)
[01:44] <luvenfu> nautilus is not responding, what is the problem?
[01:44] <daftykins> luvenfu: can't tell from here
[01:44] <luvenfu> daftykins, i just open and it freeze
[01:44] <uRock> freeroute, there are, but I also agree with daftykins on the high number of folks who "locked" themselves out of their encrypted volume. If you know what you're doing then go for it. Just take all of the safeguards to know you can recover should somthing go wrong.
[01:44] <gr33n7007h> redemptionsong: np :)
[01:45] <freeroute> uRock: luckily things like tomb (https://www.dyne.org/software/tomb/) make things much more easier.
[01:45] <luvenfu> how i fix it/
[01:46] <debzl> hello everyone, could you please give me the full dd command for disk partition erase?
[01:46] <uRock> freeroute, I'll have to bookmark that link.
[01:47] <freeroute> it's pretty cool, basically a wrapper for LUKS
[01:47] <gr33n7007h> debzl: if=/dev/sdX of=/dev/urandom
[01:47] <debzl> is this one correct:  sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4k conv=noerror   ?
[01:47] <debzl> is this one correct:  sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda1 bs=4k conv=noerror   ?
[01:47] <debzl> sorry I mean the second one
[01:48] <uRock> debzl, look hear for good text on dd and cleaning a disk
[01:49] <gr33n7007h> debzl: yeah thats right always get it wrong way round :)
[01:49] <debzl> I did this before, I only need to know if this command is correct
[01:49] <gr33n7007h> debzl: yep :)
[01:50] <debzl> gr33n7007h, thank you!
[01:50] <uRock> dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sdX bs=4096
[01:50] <debzl> uRock, thank you!
[01:50] <gr33n7007h> debzl: use either /dev/zero or better /dev/urandom fine
[01:52] <luvenfu> tell me another good file manager for ubuntu
[01:52] <luvenfu> please
[01:52] <uRock> luvenfu, nemo
[01:52] <debzl> just curious, does the duration change when /dev/zero or /dev/urandom is used?
[01:52] <uRock> I use it and love it
[01:53] <debzl> i mean time to complete the erase
[01:53] <somsip> luvenfu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_managers
[01:53] <Rory> debzl: they both give bytes forever
[01:53] <Rory> debzl: /dev/urandom gives random bytes, /dev/zero gives null bytes
[01:53] <uRock> debzl, if you're asking which would take longer, then I'd say urandum would take longer.
[01:54] <luvenfu> somsip, thanks
[01:54] <luvenfu> uRock, thanks
[01:54] <Rory> debzl: /dev/zero probably gives more bytes per second, because zero is easier than random probably
[01:54] <uRock> yw
[01:54] <debzl> Rory, I see, thank you!
[01:55] <debzl> that was why I thought it might take shorter with zeros
[01:55] <Rory> debzl: not shorter, unless you're saying "read for 10 seconds" from both - in that case you'd get more bytes out of /dev/zero in that time
[01:56] <gr33n7007h> debzl: realistically both are with milliseconds so no real effective difference
[01:56] <Rory> debzl: Indeed. You won't see any difference in real life, probably. If you want a more specific answer you'll have to share what you're trying to do
[01:57] <trinque> I have a huawei modem which usb_modeswitch can switch, but only after two attempts
[01:57] <trinque> is there a way to increase the 20sec wait?
[01:57] <uRock> does anyone every use the insert key on purpose? Aside from walking by and hitting it on someone else's system?
[01:57] <nahuel_> hi, i nned the dir of the spanish chanel please, thanks
[01:58] <Rory> !spanish | nahuel_
[01:58] <daftykins> !es
[01:58] <debzl> Rory, gr33n7007h..I was just wondering if there would be any perceivable difference.
[01:58] <gr33n7007h> debzl: not that you notice lol
[01:58] <t0nt0> gr33n7007h: This channel is a LOL free zone....
[01:58] <debzl> if it is negligible, then lol, too :)
[01:58] <t0nt0> debzl: This channel is a LOL free zone....
[01:58] <RedWar> Rory, como te puedo ayudar?
[01:59] <debzl> is t0nt0 a bot?
[01:59] <Rory> RedWar: I do not speak Spanish
[01:59] <RedWar> Tenemos canales si en espanol, pero si es algo que se.. ohh LOL
[01:59] <t0nt0> RedWar: This channel is a LOL free zone....
[01:59] <somsip> !ops | t0nt0 (is a bot)
[01:59] <tonyt> lol
[01:59] <t0nt0> tonyt: This channel is a LOL free zone....
[01:59] <tonyt> wtf?
[01:59] <RevEckzeff> I'm at a loss....trying to get my DSL connection connected...I've tried Network Manager and sudo pppoeconf...both did not work
[01:59] <trinque> tonyt: LOL
[01:59] <t0nt0> trinque: This channel is a LOL free zone....
[01:59] <RedWar> oh mmyy..
[02:00] <RedWar> Oh ok.. never mind.  This is what I get for only paying half attention
[02:00] <RedWar> My apologies all.  I nearly spilled my tea on my keys
[02:02] <uRock> RedWar, I almost spit water on my screen when I read that
[02:02] <RedWar> uRock: I tell you what, never a dull moment in here.
[02:03] <daftykins> ok lets grow up and move on now please people. you can continue to waste time discussing this incident over in #ubuntu-offtopic if you like
[02:03] <uRock> when there is a spammer comes along to wake things up
[02:03] <trinque> *eyeroll*
[02:03] <RevEckzeff> Never a dull moment...guaranteed something will be way over your head
[02:03] <RedWar> Probably RevEckzeff
[02:03] <phunyguy> sorry daftykins, thanks for the heads up.  Went afk for a second, but I was watching.
[02:04] <trinque> anyone want to get down to business and help me hax usb_modeswitch?
[02:04] <trinque> I just need it to wait a bit longer than 20s
[02:04] <trinque> the second time I run it, it always brings the modem to life
[02:05] <uRock> trinque, what is the hardware?
[02:05] <freeroute> daftykins: I erased the partition but it still appears to be there
[02:05] <trinque> uRock: Huawei 12d1:1c07
[02:05] <daftykins> freeroute: ok, i'm leaving now though
[02:06] <freeroute> ah no problem, thanks for the help so far :)
[02:07] <uRock> freeroute, put ubuntu on a thumb drive and install nautilus whipe and secure delete.
[02:08] <uRock> The Gparted image should be able to get it done as well
[02:08] <freeroute> so should I quit out of the netinstall setup?
[02:12] <uRock> trinque, From the searching I did, I could not find anything useful.
[02:13] <trinque> uRock: thanks for looking for me :)
[02:13] <uRock> freeroute, to go those other routes, yes, but that sounds counter intuitive to what it looks like you're trying to do.
[02:14] <freeroute> uRock: I'm just trying to setup encrypted FS (except /boot I suppose), and if that fails just encrypted /home.
[02:15] <gr33n7007h> trinque: try with '-s <seconds>'? maybe or try wvdial
[02:16] <trinque> gr33n7007h: I'm using wvdial, seemed like it ignored -s 30
[02:16] <trinque> wvdial doesn't switch the thing from storage to modem mode, afaik
[02:17] <gr33n7007h> ah, haven't dabbled with these for years :(
[02:22] <gr33n7007h> trinque: what is exactly the problem?
[02:24] <xkcrohana> How can I open vim session within vim? (equivalent to vim -S session.vim but from within vim).
[02:25] <gr33n7007h> xkcrohana: #vim it's a friendly place :)
[02:26] <xkcrohana> gr33n7007h: I don't have a freenode account so I talk there
[02:26] <xkcrohana> can't*
[02:26] <somsip> !register | xkcrohana
[02:27] <xkcrohana> Yeah that's not the problem I just don't want to do it right now..
[02:27] <xkcrohana> I was hoping someone here knows the answer
[02:30] <xkcrohana> stupid me, you simply do "source session.vim"
[02:33] <Statue> Hello
[02:34] <IPJunkie> hi
[02:41] <freeroute> even if I do 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 conv=notrunc' those encrypted volumes still persist... serious wtf moment here
[02:41] <freeroute> hi IPJunkie
[02:42] <freeroute> http://imgur.com/e71ojW9
[02:42] <freeroute> that sda2_crypt and sda5_crypt... how do I remove them?
[03:03] <jangorang> Hey all. I'm getting started developing for my ubuntu desktop, running unity.  What is the preferred/standard stack for writing desktop apps with user interfaces?
[03:17] <specialspecials> woohoo amirite
[03:17] <sennn> i need maelstrom browser download code
[03:20] <Freeder_> Hi, I'm following http://pcengines.info/forums/?page=post&id=E25612E9-84F0-4DCF-A876-1E92FD1D065C to install ubuntu on an APU4, and while I get the install prompt (titled uetbootin), the install option listed doesnt do anything- just resets the timer and stays on the same screen
[03:20] <bazhang> !info maelstrom | sennn
[03:20] <bazhang> sennn, install from the package manager
[03:20] <Freeder> Any ideas what would cause a 'loop' of an install option?
[03:21] <sennn> bazhang, i mean mealstrom browser .the web browser!!!
[03:21] <sennn> maelstrom
[03:22] <bazhang> sennn, from where
[03:23] <somsip> sennn: nothing to do with ubuntu http://blog.bittorrent.com/2014/12/10/project-maelstrom-the-internet-we-build-next/
[03:23] <bazhang> contact the maelstrom people for that sennn , not an ubuntu issue at all
[03:24] <pedrodias> hello everyone
[03:24] <sennn> fine
[03:24] <pedrodias> can i have some assistance please ? Xubuntu Hotspot
[03:25] <pedrodias> i cannot find the option to start using my ethernet connection as a hotspot
[03:25] <pedrodias> why ?
[03:25] <pedrodias> Xubuntu
[03:25] <bazhang> !ics | pedrodias you mean this?
[03:26] <pedrodias> let me see, brb
[03:27] <pedrodias> wowowo
[03:27] <pedrodias> thats some network knowlodge needed O.o
[03:27] <pedrodias> isnt there a option somewhere ?
[03:28] <pedrodias> or a terminal code ?
[03:28] <gr33n7007h> pedrodias: network settings
[03:28] <pedrodias> it only shows me my ethernet connection ...
[03:29] <pedrodias> can i place screenshots here ?
[03:29] <gr33n7007h> And I think it can only done with wireless :)
[03:29] <pedrodias> i dont think so, right ?
[03:29] <pedrodias> wait ... i cn only share my wireless connection ?
[03:29] <pedrodias> thats not right ...
[03:30] <pedrodias> i mean, i have only 1 ethernet connection ... i want to transform my xubuntu machine, into a wifi hotspot for my android phone to connect, simple
[03:30] <gr33n7007h> as a hotspot yes
[03:31] <pedrodias> on win7, i used to use virtual router
[03:31] <pedrodias> i dont seem to be able to use anything, because it seems to be built in xubuntu
[03:31] <pedrodias> but i cant find it
[03:33] <Passive-> I would like to know how to do that as well!
[03:33] <gr33n7007h> pedrodias: http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/09/3-ways-create-wifi-hotspot-ubuntu/
[03:34] <pedrodias> i mean, this is a simple thing and i bet common to do ... but i can never get any help on this ...
[03:34] <pedrodias> gr33n7007h, i try the ubuntu way ... but xubuntu seems a low cost edition, i dont have the same options neither the same icons
[03:35] <gr33n7007h> pedrodias: xubuntu is ubuntu with xfce that is all
[03:35] <bazhang> pedrodias, did you read the link he *just* gave you?
[03:35] <pedrodias> yeah, thats what i thought too
[03:36] <Freeder> Hi, I'm following http://pcengines.info/forums/?page=post&id=E25612E9-84F0-4DCF-A876-1E92FD1D065C (modifying the boot menu to work via console, mostly) to install ubuntu on an APU4, and while I get the install prompt (titled uetbootin), when I choose the install option listed, nothing happens- the selection timer just resets and it stays on the same screen. What could be a source of problem?
[03:36] <mnxcr> hi
[03:37] <pedrodias> bazhang, i im going to try the hack .. brb
[03:38] <mnxcr> welcome
[03:45] <aaronjgr> Does anyone here have any experience with UFW?
[03:45] <teward> aaronjgr: i have some, but i have more experience with the underlying netfilter/iptables that ufw manipulates
[03:45] <bazhang> aaronjgr, tried using gufw for a gui front end with that yet?
[03:46] <teward> aaronjgr: rather than asking if someone has experience, either use gufw for a GUI, or ask your real question
[03:46] <teward> !anyone
[03:46] <teward> boo
[03:46] <bazhang> teward, perhaps !details in this instance
[03:46] <aaronjgr> I want to know if it's possible to filter _outgoing_ requests /to/ a specific destination port.
[03:46] <teward> bazhang: indeed
[03:46] <teward> aaronjgr: filter how
[03:47] <aaronjgr> I want to only allow outgoing TCP requests to a destination port 443
[03:47] <teward> aaronjgr: and nothing else
[03:47] <teward> ?
[03:47] <aaronjgr> Nothing else outgoing. I want to allow incoming on 22, 80, 443, 3080, and 3443. All those are set up.
[03:48] <teward> aaronjgr: well, you just nuked the computer's ability to find remote web addresses (port 53 udp, DNS)
[03:48] <teward> and the ability to use HTTP (port 80 tcp)
[03:48] <teward> so unless you explain your use case i question the implementation
[03:51] <aaronjgr> teward: Ha! You are right to question my implementation; I'm new to this stuff. It's just a basic web server, which is listening on ports 3080 and 3443. I have rules set up in /etc/ufw/before.rules that forward requests from 80 to 3080 and 443 to 3443. The web server needs to be able to make outgoing HTTPS requests to a 3rd party service. Does that help?
[03:51] <teward> aaronjgr: does the 3rd party service reside at a hostname that does not have an entry in /etc/hosts and is not static
[03:52] <teward> (if it is NOT a static IP, or the hostname is not defined in /etc/hosts, you have to open DNS udp/53 outbound)
[03:52] <teward> aaronjgr: and note I would prefer to do this via iptables - you can make sure RELATED,ESTABLISHED traffic can go outbound as well
[03:52] <teward> (rather than assume ufw is that smart)
[03:53] <teward> bazhang: there's a manpage for ufw right?
[03:54] <teward> published under manpages.ubuntu.com?
[03:54] <teward> (I can't find one, unless it's just Chrome derping)
[03:54] <aaronjgr> The hostname doesn't have an entry in /etc/hosts, and I'm not sure whether the IP it's static. The service is Stripe.
[03:54] <teward> oh
[03:54] <aaronjgr> There is a manpage, but it wasn't specific enough for me
[03:54] <MarconM> how i can mount a shared folder linux to linux automatic on boot
[03:54] <confused_noob_13> I just installed ubuntu today. I set up Thunderbird to work with gmail, but I can't seem to get any kind of new email notifications to display anywhere visually on the screen. Is there a generally accepted way to do that in linux? Is there a better place to ask questions about cosmetic things?
[03:54] <MarconM> i mount with mount -t cifs //<IP_ADDRESS>/Archives /mnt/archives -o rw
[03:54] <teward> aaronjgr: i'd leave DNS outbound allowed, DNS on its own can't be harmful, especially if you lock down the outbound
[03:55] <teward> aaronjgr: lemme dig into the manpage first though
[03:55] <MarconM> ahs a way to mount on start up
[03:55] <aaronjgr> Okay sure
[03:55] <aaronjgr> And yeah, I will allow outgoing on 53/udp
[03:55] <mssbrg> How stable is Ubuntu 15 Vivid? Would it be a bad idea to upgrade?
[03:56] <bazhang> mssbrg, bad idea, support in #ubuntu+1
[03:57] <teward> aaronjgr: ehh, FWIW, ufw is not intended to provide complete firewall functionality via its interface, which is why i referenced iptables
[03:57] <teward> aaronjgr: any particular reason you want to do this with ufw other than the fact it's easy and exists on your computer
[03:58] <eddydbod> echo "hello all"
[03:58] <aaronjgr> teward: Nope, those are the only reasons. I have iptables too, but ufw seemed easier to learn (given that I haven't ever set up a firewall). To your knowledge, is what I'm trying to do capable with iptables? If so, I'll just learn how to use that.
[03:59] <teward> aaronjgr: I mean, I've done *some* things like this, but typically I haven't restricted outbound on a server, only inbound
[03:59] <teward> aaronjgr: and the reason i do it that way is because, well, you have issues with RELATED,ESTABLISHED traffic
[03:59] <HeyOhh> hello all
[04:00] <eddydbod> hi heyohh
[04:00] <teward> aaronjgr: if you restrict all outbound traffic in the manner you're looking to do, you may have unexpected side effects when trying to relay data to the clients who are poking at your web server
[04:00] <eddydbod> i also recommend iptables, hard to use but it's industry standard even on the red hat side of things
[04:00] <aaronjgr> teward: What do you mean by RELATED,ESTABLISHED traffic? Is that a technical term? I'm not familiar.
[04:01] <aaronjgr> eddydbod: I will probably take a look at iptables and see if it can accomplish what I'm trying to do.
[04:01] <fazeela> hai, I have installed fontforge on ubuntu, when i type fontforge o terminal, it is showinf this error http://pastebin.com/DGGCaNAh and it opens a white rectangular box for font forge
[04:01] <teward> aaronjgr: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo  <--
[04:01] <teward> aaronjgr: i'd look at the "Basic iptables options" section it explains what those mean
[04:01] <teward> aaronjgr: especially #4 under that
[04:02] <teward> aaronjgr: my only consideration point here is you have to keep in mind there's connections outbound from your server to the requesting IP
[04:02] <aaronjgr> teward: Cool, thanks for the tips. Not even sure I need to restrict all outbound traffic; unsure of the security win. Only reason I'm doing it is because I read some article about hardening a server (last one got hacked)
[04:02] <teward> aaronjgr: in that if I request data from local:12345 (web browser port opened automatically), to your server at remote:80, it has to respond outbound as well over port 80 to the remote
[04:03] <teward> aaronjgr: you can probably do what you want to do with iptables over ufw, but I can't guarantee it'll work the way you need it to.  if you give me a minute I'll write up a ruleset that you can use
[04:04] <aaronjgr> teward: That would be super helpful, thank you very much
[04:04] <teward> aaronjgr: PM?
[04:04] <teward> aaronjgr: since i need more data than you probably want to share here :)
[04:05] <fazeela> hi, any one have any suggestion on fontforge error that is coming while installing
[04:05] <bazhang> why not pastebin it
[04:05] <pringles2014tb> I used ubuntu a lot of time and I been using windows but I just change back to Ubuntu on my Dell laptop and it works so Great I love it :)
[04:05] <teward> bazhang: ports and such
[04:06] <teward> oh wait
[04:06] <teward> duh
[04:06] <teward> scrollback
[04:06]  * teward feels stupid
[04:06] <teward> hmm
[04:06] <bazhang> teward, we ask for pastebin in support here, not taking it off the grid PM as a general rule of support
[04:06] <teward> bazhang: true
[04:07] <teward> bazhang: i'm not fond of port forwarding internally though i actually hate it
[04:07] <teward> bazhang: but he already answered (most) of my questions
[04:07] <pringles2014tb> Teward: Hello
[04:07] <aaronjgr> teward: Er, yeah...how can I do that from webchat?
[04:07] <aaronjgr> teward: What other information do you need?
[04:08] <teward> aaronjgr: can you pastebin your /etc/ufw/before.rules?
[04:08] <teward> want to make sure i capture your required port forwards too :P
[04:08] <teward> !pastebin > aaronjgr
[04:09] <Rahul__> Mayer, hii
[04:09] <Mayer> Yes
[04:09] <aaronjgr> teward: Here it is, only the *nat block is changed from the default: http://pastebin.com/vbYq70Cy
[04:10] <teward> aaronjgr: right, i still needed that though :p
[04:10] <teward> oh hey this is what i needed
[04:11] <pedrodias> ok, i need to edit a file belonging to root
[04:12] <pedrodias> and it does not recognize me as root
[04:12] <pedrodias> i have tried with gsku ... and going with nautilus.. nothing
[04:14] <teward> aaronjgr: do you have a specific URL/hostname you have to reach out to for Stripe
[04:14] <pedrodias> can someone help me , please ?
[04:14] <teward> aaronjgr: 'cause otherwise i'm guessing
[04:14] <somsip> pedrodias: what file, what command are you using to edit it?
[04:15] <pedrodias> a wifi network connection filme i just created
[04:15] <pedrodias> now i need to edit some lines
[04:15] <pedrodias> and it does not open
[04:15] <somsip> pedrodias: what is the command line you are using to edit the file
[04:16] <teward> aaronjgr: the other question: I assume you need ssh access :P
[04:16] <pedrodias> no command line... im using the option open with gsku on nautilus
[04:16] <aaronjgr> teward: Let me check on that really quickly—gonna dive into node-stripe for a second. The actual API request is handled by that script
[04:16] <aaronjgr> Yes SSH access would be good for me to have!
[04:16] <pedrodias> it asks me the passsword, i insert it .. it spins and nothing
[04:16] <somsip> pedrodias: what is the file name?
[04:16] <pedrodias> testezito
[04:17] <pedrodias> i made up a name for the new wifi connection
[04:17] <somsip> pedrodias: ok...what is the full path to the file?
[04:17] <pedrodias> let me check
[04:17] <aaronjgr> teward:api.stripe.com, port 443
[04:18] <pedrodias> /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/testezito
[04:18] <somsip> pedrodias: open a terminal and type 'sudo nano /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/testezito' what happens?
[04:19] <pedrodias> it asked me for the password
[04:19] <somsip> pedrodias: and after you type it in?
[04:19] <pedrodias> and now its opened on terminal, i guess i can make edit now
[04:19] <somsip> pedrodias: do you understand how to use nano?
[04:20] <pedrodias> nope
[04:20] <teward> aaronjgr: i assume v4 only?
[04:20] <teward> aaronjgr: or is there v6 on your server
[04:20] <teward> IPv4 / IPv6 *
[04:20] <aaronjgr> teward: Yeah, v4 only
[04:21] <somsip> pedrodias: make your changes, use the arrow keys and pg-up pg-down to move around. To save do CTRL-O, press Enter, then CTL-X to exit
[04:22] <pedrodias> thx gonna try
[04:23] <teward> aaronjgr: i strongly suggest that you install iptables-persistent as well
[04:23] <teward> and disable ufw
[04:23] <teward> aaronjgr: if you're going to use this iptables ruleset
[04:23] <somsip> pedrodias: this quick guide will tell you more https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Nano/Basics_Guide
[04:23] <teward> but you should review it first, and i'll explain it if you want
[04:23] <teward> one moment while i export it somewhere
[04:24] <aaronjgr> teward: Yeah, will definitely not use ufw if I decide on iptables. Will check out iptables-persistent too.
[04:24] <teward> aaronjgr: do you also want the Ubuntu Update SErvers to be reachable
[04:24] <teward> because that can expand the ruleset quite a bit
[04:25] <aaronjgr> teward: Yes! It just clicked why I keep getting errors when I run sudo apt-get update!
[04:26] <aaronjgr> teward: Ah. Well I someone else has probably posted that ruleset somewhere, right? I can probably figure out that part...
[04:26] <teward> aaronjgr: ok do you know which mirror(s) your server is using?  (if unsure, pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list.)
[04:27] <teward> aaronjgr: yeah that's not hard, but i can probably add it if you really want
[04:27] <teward> i think i wrote a ruleset xD
[04:27] <pedrodias> i guess someone understood me wrong ... im not trying to create an AP hotspot ... im trying to creat an Infrastructure one, so my Android can see it
[04:27] <pedrodias> it will not see AO's
[04:27] <pedrodias> AP's
[04:28] <aaronjgr> teward: Don't worry about it the mirrors for the ruleset, it will be a good learning exercise for me.
[04:28] <pedrodias> the link with the 3 ways to create networks on ubuntu ... showed me how to create AP's ...
[04:28] <teward> aaronjgr: okay, so there's 6 links i'm going to give you.
[04:29] <teward> aaronjgr: first the IPv6 - http://paste.ubuntu.com/10382651/ (rules.v6 which you do ip6tables-restore with) | http://paste.ubuntu.com/10382661/ (resultant IPv6 rules - note the first ACCEPT rule on INPUT and OUTPUT is local loopback <IP_ADDRESS> and such) | http://paste.ubuntu.com/10382679/ (resultant v6 nat table)
[04:29] <teward> aaronjgr: this way internal v6 works, but external which you don't have doesn't
[04:30] <pedrodias> how come i can allways see a simple button on Ubuntu screen ... on Network Connection edit ... that says Use as hotspot...
[04:30] <teward> aaronjgr: alternatively, leave the ipv6 tables alone
[04:30] <pedrodias> and i dont have it on xubuntu, but everyone says its the same thing ...
[04:31] <teward> aaronjgr: now for IPv4 - http://paste.ubuntu.com/10382708/ (rules.v4 which you do iptables-restore with) | http://paste.ubuntu.com/10382715/ (resultant IPv4 rules - note the first ACCEPT rule on INPUT and OUTPUT is local loopback / localhost) | http://paste.ubuntu.com/10382718/ (nat table - the two REDIRECTs are just to accept on port 80 and redirect to 3080)
[04:31] <teward> aaronjgr: do you want me to go line by line and explain what each of the actual rules does?
[04:32] <teward> aaronjgr: (in that first v4 link)
[04:32] <teward> aaronjgr: and ignore the packet counts, those got included in iptables-save by default, they're irrelevant in the short term
[04:33] <teward> aaronjgr: that ruleset does NOT include rules that allow outbound to the repository servers
[04:34] <aaronjgr> teward: This is great! Thanks very much. What do you mean by those second two links being resultant? Are they generated by running the first through iptables-restore?
[04:34] <bleedingmonk> exit
[04:34] <teward> aaronjgr: the first link there is the actual rules file
[04:35] <teward> aaronjgr: the resultant rulesets are the `iptables -L` and `iptables -t nat -L` output
[04:35] <teward> aaronjgr: and yes, that's what the 'resultant' links are - what it looks like when you run `iptables -L` and such
[04:35] <aaronjgr> teward: Okay I see
[04:35] <teward> aaronjgr: however, this restricts outbound such that it WON'T permit outboudn to the ubuntu repository servers
[04:36] <teward> aaronjgr: for that i have to expand the ruleset, and i need to know the mirror(s) and servers you reach out to for updates
[04:36] <teward> (including any extra sources.list files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ and such)
[04:36] <teward> aaronjgr: effectively, ufw is a 'simple firewall' but it just adds/removes rules to netfilter / iptables in the backend
[04:36] <teward> it's just a nifty way to manage simple rules
[04:37] <teward> aaronjgr: when it comes down to it, understanding iptables tends to help a lot, since that's the standard.  ufw is just an easy-to-use frontend to the thing
[04:37] <teward> with some default rules and such
[04:37] <aaronjgr> teward: Right. I'll try to figure out how to expand the ruleset to permit outbound to the Ubuntu repository servers.
[04:37] <aaronjgr> teward: Yeah, it sounds like I need to do some reading up on iptables
[04:39] <aaronjgr> teward: Thank you so much for all your help, this has been invaluable. Let me just ask—did you write the first of those files, and then automatically generate the second two?
[04:40] <aaronjgr> teward: Hazarding a guess, it looks like maybe you ran some iptables commands, then did an iptables-save to generate the that first file. And then somehow that was used to generate the second two files?
[04:41] <aaronjgr> teward: I will figure out exactly what those lines mean from the documentation, since that should all be freely available.
[04:41] <teward> aaronjgr: indeed - i did this in a VM
[04:42] <teward> aaronjgr: i keep VMs around for various things :)
[04:42] <teward> aaronjgr: but yes, ultimately, I ran iptables commands, saved the rules, and just ran `iptables -t nat -L` and `iptables -L` and what not to generate the output for 'resultant' links
[04:44] <buddd>  /msg Nickserv identify password7
[04:44] <teward> is it normal to need libc++ and such *after* a program has been compiled
[04:44] <teward> buddd: time for a new password
[04:44] <buddd> haha
[04:44] <buddd> oh well
[04:45] <aaronjgr> teward: Okay, got it. Thank you so much! You've been a huge help. Cheers!
[04:45] <buddd> how do you end an ssh session?
[04:47] <somsip> buddd: CTRL D or 'exit'
[04:47] <buddd> exit seems to end the vagrant box as well
[04:53] <qbs12> USER
[04:56] <wafflejock> buddd, vagrant will keep running unless you do vagrant halt or run a shutdown command, exit will just exit the vagrant ssh connection
[04:57] <buddd> when i just did halt it turned off my computer
[04:59] <wafflejock> buddd, yeah so "halt" by itself is a system command "vagrant halt" is a command to stop the vagrant virtual box instance
[04:59] <wafflejock> buddd, when you do "vagrant up" it just tells it to start the virtual box image and, if it hasn't already run the provisioning script
[05:01] <wafflejock> buddd, if you do "vagrant ssh" then it'll ssh into the virtual box instance that's running (assuming you did "vagrant up") when in that ssh connection if you were to run "halt" you would just stop the virtualbox instance, if you do exit it will exit the ssh connection, but once you're back at a local terminal "halt" would stop your computer and "exit" would close the terminal
[05:02] <wafflejock> all the vagrant commands assume you're running them in a terminal on the host machine not connected via SSH and you're in the folder with the Vagrantfile
[05:02] <buddd> wafflejock: thx. also, do you need to vagrant up into the directory where the files are that you want to use?
[05:03] <wafflejock> buddd, you can only "vagrant up" in a folder with a Vagrantfile and it should specify what shared folders are mapped into the virtual machine, if you install virtualbox manager you can use the GUI to see/modify things as well but usually a quick googling comes up with how to modify the Vagrantfile to make changes to settings too
[05:06] <freeroute> so, I've dd'd /dev/sda with zeroes, so can anyone please explain why these /dev/sda?_crypt still exist? http://imgur.com/hqrOasv
[05:09] <cfhowlett> freeroute, crypt is a partition.  you may very well have wiped the data, but the part's remain.
[05:09] <freeroute> but isn't that partition on /dev/sda as well?
[05:10] <cfhowlett> freeroute, seems so ...
[05:10] <freeroute> so wouldn't that be weird then?
[05:11] <cfhowlett> freeroute, nope.  dd doesn't wipe partition.
[05:11] <cfhowlett> freeroute, more precisely, dd doesn't remove partitions
[05:12] <rolobro> hey, were do i install the bootloader on an windows 7 dual boot? Ubuntu 14.10
[05:12] <freeroute> cfhowlett: but if every bit of data is a zero... how can there still exist a partition on it?
[05:12] <mrwbp> exit
[05:12] <cfhowlett> freeroute, you'll have to ask someone smarter than I.  sorry.
[05:14] <freeroute> ah no worries, it's a baffling situation for sure
[05:14] <gvijai> join #rhev
[05:14] <ivan2836> hello
[05:22] <RevEckzeff> I don't know why my DSL isn't connecting, I've used Network Manager GUI and sudo pppoeconf
[05:29] <citroniks>  /msg nickserv identify citroniks 1234
[05:30] <somsip> citroniks: oops
[05:31] <jamesd_> citroniks: hiem for a new password perhaps  5678
[05:32] <[Gore]> is that your ATM code?
[05:33] <[Gore]> your pin?
[06:11] <Fenixxxx> Newbie here...is this the place to ask about how to fix unicorn upgrade failure fixes?
[06:12] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: can you tell us what goes wrong
[06:14] <Fenixxxx> I havent used linux for at least 10 years. Installed uBuntu 2 dayS ago. 14.04. Upgraded today and now just blank screen with cursor i. Upper left corner
[06:15] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: well upgrades are tricky sometimes, the safest way is to fresh install..but you can try the recoverymode from grub
[06:15] <lotuspsychje> !recovery | Fenixxxx
[06:16] <Fenixxxx> Is it still like this? This kind of thing is why i have  been using mac and microsoft os systems for the past 10 years
[06:16] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: ubuntu has improved alot the last years, you upgraded from an LTS to non-LTS
[06:17] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: if you want stable, stay at 14.04 if you want latest choose 14.10
[06:17] <Fenixxxx> Lts to non lts...guess i should have read up before trying linux again, huh?
[06:18] <lotuspsychje> !lts | Fenixxxx
[06:19] <Fenixxxx> Ok. So just install again from dvd and ignore upgrades...got it.
[06:19] <Fenixxxx> Thanks
[06:20] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: i would reccomend 14.04.2 yes, then updates on not upgrade to 14.10
[06:21] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: then in the year 2019, you will be able to upgrade to a new LTS
[06:21] <Fenixxxx> Not sure if it is worth it. Spent last day and a half getting it like i liked it...do you think it is worth the time investment?
[06:21] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: yes because 14.04 is stable
[06:24] <Fenixxxx> How do i remember to ignore upgrade offers for 5 years? I cant remember why i went to the fridge a few minutes ago
[06:25] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: there's a difference to update or upgrade to newer version
[06:25] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: you will see a big window showing if you want to upgrade to a newer version
[06:26] <lotuspsychje> Fenixxxx: the way i do it, is sudo apt-get update manually from terminal once in a while
[06:27] <Fenixxxx> K...thanks
[06:30] <Bray90820> How would I install multipal apps at once with sudo apt-get
[06:31] <hateball> Bray90820: sudo apt-get install package1 package2 etc3
[06:32] <ianorlin> Bray90820, be warned if you misspell a package name into one that doesn't exist it will says pacakge not found and not install everything
[06:33] <Bray90820> ianorlin: hateball Thanks
[06:38] <EriC^^> well, hp laptop is fried apparently, won't even turn on anymore, anyone recommend a good laptop that works well with ubuntu?
[06:40] <lotuspsychje> EriC^^: most laptops work with ubuntu mate, i would just check wifi chipset, no broadcom or realtek
[06:40] <EriC^^> ok
[06:40] <lotuspsychje> EriC^^: check the system76 website for ideas on hardware
[06:40] <EriC^^> ok thanks
[06:41] <lotuspsychje> EriC^^: i find also dell laptops work very fast with ubuntu
[06:41] <hateball> EriC^^: far as brands themselves go, HP are linux friendly
[06:41] <hateball> as lotuspsychje said, just avoid crappy wifi like Realtek... Broadcom works alright for the most part these days. but intel is the way to go imo
[06:41] <EriC^^> hateball, actually it was superb performance wise, the battery only lasted for 2 hours though and it was a pain to get the hardcoded bios to work with efi
[06:42] <EriC^^> hateball, i see
[06:42] <lotuspsychje> true, intel wifi's rock
[06:43] <lotuspsychje> EriC^^: and i would rather check laptops without a hd, and put a samsung evo 850 pro inside
[06:43] <lotuspsychje> EriC^^: ssd will spice up your ubuntu needs
[06:43] <EriC^^> cool
[06:44] <lotuspsychje> EriC^^: 8sec boot/3 sec halt on samsung ssd here
[06:44] <EriC^^> nice
[06:59] <_shaun_> ow do i attach my usb devices to my kvm virtual machine? there aren't any examples for spice or for tcp
[07:01] <ianorlin> _shaun_, are you using virt-manager?
[07:02] <_shaun_> yep
[07:03] <ianorlin> in the hardware for the virtual mahicne that has an i icon there should be an add hardware button at the bottom and then try usb redirection for the device
[07:14] <_shaun_> hi ian ive tried redirecting virt-manager's usb to my flash drive . but my windows install doesn't register it. i've also added some spice based redirectors in the virt-manager details. there is also a tcp option as a possible alternative but i don't know how to use it. i also haven't come across any documentation to describe it or any examples. could u perhaps advise me
[07:15] <_shaun_> my ubuntu install does register my flash drive and displays its contents
[07:15] <_shaun_> ubuntu is my os and im running windows in my virtual machine within it
[07:25] <gangtr> hi @ all
[07:25] <gangtr> does anybody run ubuntu dualboot with win8?
[07:27] <IPJunkie1> gangtr: yeah
[07:39] <honey21> i have installed sarg squid report generator in ubuntu but i coudnt browse from browser in onther  computer it generate the error "Not Found  The requested URL /squid-reports/index was not found on this server."  but iam sure i put it in the correct address please any help?
[07:41] <gangtr> After a couple of errors i managed to install ubuntu 14.04 alongside win8, it seems to work now but i have weird problems with the software center and skype, if i download something from the software center it turns grey and doesnt respond anymore, likewise with skype but after i try to log in it turns grey and tells me i'm already logged in on this computer; do you think this has something to do with the win8 dualboot or is the ubu
[07:42] <honey21> i have installed sarg squid report generator in ubuntu but i coudnt browse from browser in onther  computer it generate the error "Not Found  The requested URL /squid-reports/index was not found on this server."  but iam sure i put it in the correct address please any help?
[07:42] <rozica> Hi there
[07:42] <IPJunkie1> Hello rozica
[07:44] <rozica> I really need help :( I mistakenly installed sudo apt-get remove --install-recommends linux-generic-lts-utopic on ubuntu 14.04 and now my broadcom BCM43142 is not working anymore. I had to install bcmwl-kernel-source in the first place so my card would work.
[07:44] <rozica> hiker_: IPJunkie1 junkie
[07:45] <rozica> I tried then to remove linux-generic-lts-utopic and reinstall bcmwl-kernel-source but I get an error:modprobe: FATAL: Module wl not found.
[07:45] <rozica> please help :( I relly messed up
[07:46] <rozica> Did I brake my system? :/
[07:48] <buddd> what is the best way to install postgresql
[07:49] <buddd> and by best I mean easiest and least prone to error
[07:49] <somsip> buddd: use the official repo
[07:50] <buddd> and the easiest way to update flash?
[07:50] <somsip> !info flashplugin-installer | buddd (depending on your browser)
[07:51] <buddd> that doesn't seem that useful
[07:51] <somsip> buddd: it's a perfectly cromulent way to install flash
[07:52] <rozica> please help?
[07:52] <buddd> it didn't give me links or any suggestions, just a bunch of version stuff
[07:53] <somsip> buddd: you install the package 'flashplugin-installer'
[07:53] <buddd> from where
[07:53] <somsip> buddd: from the repos
[07:54] <buddd> so just go the the flash website?
[07:54] <somsip> buddd: you install everything from the repos unless you have a very good reason not to and know what you're doing
[07:54] <francesco_> hi
[07:54] <somsip> buddd: no, from the ubuntu repos. Use Software Centre or apt-get
[07:55] <honey21> Not Found  The requested URL /squid-reports was not found on this server. Apache/2.2.22 (Debian) Server at my host Port 80 how can i solve this please help me
[07:55] <somsip> honey21: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[07:56] <honey21> somsip:12.04
[07:56] <buddd> it asked if i was root. i pressed y. and now the terminal is spamming y's
[07:57] <somsip> buddd: you've run the 'yes' command. press CTRL-C to stop it
[07:57] <somsip> honey21: weird how your error message is reporting Debian... What is it exactly you are trying to access?
[07:58] <buddd> so i have the flash plug in installer, how do I find it?
[07:58] <rozica> Can someone please help me out? I don't know how to reinstall bcmwl-kernel-source (drivers for my wlan card) ? It gives me FATAL: Module wl not found.
[07:59] <somsip> !bcm | rozica (is the only advice I can give you)
[07:59] <honey21> somsip:infact iam trying to retrive from debian server but currenntly iam in ubuntu 12.04 verstion
[07:59] <somsip> honey21: so it's a server-side issue and nothing to do with your computer
[07:59] <IPJunkie1> buddd: type "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer" (w/o quotes) into your terminal
[07:59] <honey21> somsip:yeah so can you assit me then
[08:00] <buddd> its installed
[08:00] <somsip> honey21: it's a problem with your Debian server. Nothing to do with ubuntu
[08:00] <buddd> how do i find it
[08:00] <_shaun_> is anyone here familiar with kvm and virt-manager and the attachment of usb devices to the virtual machine? im not getting any success. my ubuntu install does register my flash drive and displays its contentsubuntu is my os and im running windows in my virtual machine within it.
[08:00] <IPJunkie1> buddd: find your terminal?
[08:00] <fidel_> hi - i got a non closeable - empty window on my gnome desktop which is above all other windows. Its titled 'Archive manager' and xkill wont let me close it. any ideas how to get more informations about the possible source and how to close the related process?
[08:00] <somsip> buddd: it will have installed, so when you access a page in your browser that needs flash, it should kick in automatically
[08:00] <buddd> no the plugin, so it updates flash
[08:01] <honey21> somsip:so how can i  solve that mostly they are the same iwth ubuntu
[08:01] <buddd> somsip: it didn't
[08:01] <buddd> somsip: I'm using chromium
[08:01] <somsip> honey21: 'mostly they are the same' is not the same. It's Debian. It's possibly the sysadmin's issue with that server. Nothing to do with ubuntu, and I'm ignoring you as from now
[08:01] <fidel_> xwininfo seems to not see the window - as it reports Desktop if i click it
[08:02] <buddd> god i hate flash
[08:02] <somsip> buddd: if you're suing chromium, read here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Chromium/Getting-Flash
[08:02] <fidel_> nevermind - alt+f2 + r solved it.
[08:02] <somsip> *using
[08:03] <honey21> somsip: sorry  i realy need help iam sysadmin please!
[08:04] <Mrokii> Hello. How can I rename workspaces in Ubuntu 14.04?
[08:04] <rozica> somsip: I did follow that link before and I installed  bcmwl-kernel-source  and my bcm43142 started working. Unfortunatelly I mistakenly installed --install-recommends linux-generic-lts-utopic and my wlan stopped working. I then tried to remove newly kernely by apt-get remove linux-geeric-lts-utopic and I tried to reinstall drivers for wlan by apt-get remove bcmwl-kernel-source && apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source and I get FAT
[08:06] <fritzroy15> hello, i need someone to help me debug this issue i get when trying to install java on my ubuntu 14.04:   tzdata-java : Depends: tzdata (= 2014b-1) but 2014e-0ubuntu0.14.04 is to be installed ... ii googled around but couldnt find anything significant on it :(
[08:06] <rozica> somsip: do you have any ideas how can I resetore my working wlan?
[08:07] <gr33n7007h> Mrokii: right click on the workspace => preferences
[08:07] <somsip> rozica: no
[08:08] <buddd> somsip: these instructions tell me to install the pepper flash player, but when i go to software center, there is no install option, and "more info" takes me to error page
[08:08] <somsip> buddd: the instructions also tel you to enable some repo first. Did you do that?
[08:09] <honey21> somsip:which part can check even the same problem hapen in ubuntu?
[08:09] <buddd> yes, i turned off software restricted by copyright or legal issues, and the system scnalled to learn of new packages
[08:11] <msbuild> one other stupid question without me comparing the kernel source unziped tar with the linux-kernel-headers.. folder what is the purposes of the distinction between the 2 . why split the headers from the sources.. would this be just so user programmers can access the headers in there programs if they don't want to modify the kernel
[08:11] <IPJunkie1> buddd: you want to check, not uncheck, the repos
[08:11] <somsip> buddd:  so what do you see. I haven't used Software Centre for years so not sure hat it should look like. Paste a screenshot maybe
[08:11] <somsip> !paste | buddd
[08:11] <buddd> looks like ipjunkiel got it
[08:12] <msbuild> because if you have the kernel source you should have as a subset the kernel headers sources found in /usr/src/linux-headers-xxxxx
[08:12] <msbuild> in it
[08:13] <uf> Are you trying to compile Linux?
[08:13] <msbuild> so is the header package just for people not wanting the complete sources
[08:13] <rozica> Is anyone familiar with kernels? I apperantly have to remove linux-headers-generic-lts-utopic and I don't know how. I tried with apt-get remove --purge but I still see that kernel listed if I do:  sudo dpkg -l | grep linux-headers | grep ii
[08:13] <rozica> Any ideas how to rollback my kernel?
[08:13] <honey21> somsip:when i try  to >tail /var/log/apache2/error.log http://paste.ubuntu.com/10385223/
[08:14] <rozica> I have a bunch of kernels installed and I don't like that particular because it break my wlan drivers
[08:14] <msbuild> no if i wanted to compile linux i need the linux kernel source... i am just curious on what the linux-headers source folders alone is for
[08:14] <rozica> anyone familiar w ith kernels?
[08:14] <fritzroy15> hello, i need someone to help me debug this issue i get when trying to install java on my ubuntu 14.04:   tzdata-java : Depends: tzdata (= 2014b-1) but 2014e-0ubuntu0.14.04 is to be installed ... ii googled around but couldnt find anything significant on it :(
[08:14] <buddd> i installed postgresql through the repos, but how do I find it now
[08:15] <somsip> buddd: it probably runs as a service. do 'ps aux | grep -i postgres'
[08:16] <somsip> buddd: or sudo service  postgresql status, maybe
[08:16] <fritzroy15> buddd: dpkg -l | grep postgres
[08:16] <rozica> I will ask in a other way. How do I select kernel from grub? The problem is I don't see grub because it boots so quickly. Can at least someone help me on this one?
[08:16] <somsip> fritzroy15: Suggestion here to do this "sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata --force" http://is.gd/twzcVR
[08:16] <fritzroy15> buddd then dpkg -L <postgres_package_name>
[08:17] <fritzroy15> budd will show you all the files that are installed on your system
[08:18] <fritzroy15> somsip doesnt work, it's a version issue
[08:18] <somsip> fritzroy15: beg pardon. I read that a bit too quick and thought I saw the same error messges, but no.
[08:19] <fritzroy15> the issue is i need to fix this or re-install ubuntu, but the later is a pain because it's a work station
[08:19] <marus> hello, i have a Problem with resolution when i plug my laptop to the docking station, where to see the logs
[08:19] <fritzroy15> and i have a bjillion custom stuff on it
[08:22] <buddd> where is usr
[08:22] <somsip> buddd: /usr
[08:23] <buddd> > cd /usr
[08:23] <buddd> bash: /usrcd: No such file or directory
[08:24] <buddd> nm
[08:24] <marus> hello, i have a Problem with resolution when i plug my laptop to the docking station, where to see the logs
[08:24] <marus> i'm using ubuntu 14.10
[08:24] <fidel_> marus: logs are usualy found unter /var/log/
[08:25] <fidel_> whatever log you are refering to
[08:25] <somsip> marus: there is .xsession-errors in your ~/ home too
[08:26] <marus> somsip: thanks you get me ;-)
[08:27] <marus> but nothing to see on the logs :S
[08:30] <bcvery1> Using Ubuntu 14.04, just installed AMD Catalyst 14.20, display is not coming on after restart "Cannot open display 'default display'", lspci output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10385328
[08:32] <ha_> hola
[08:44] <Franziskus89> hola
[08:49] <denny_> hi guys i have a problem
[08:49] <jac0bz1> Hi! I have a cronjob set to run each minute (*/1 * * * *) This job executes a bashfile as root (root sh /var/www/html/player/bin/lib/screenshot.sh)
[08:49] <Guest75095> anyone know why the ignore-carrier doesnt work on ubuntu?
[08:49] <jac0bz1> Problem is that the file dont execute
[08:49] <jac0bz1> but if i run it in the terminal, everything works
[08:50] <Guest75095> guys
[08:51] <somsip> jac0bz1: path issues or env not being picked up by cron.
[08:52] <jac0bz1> can it be path issues when I'm able to run it in the terminal? same path
[08:53] <jac0bz1> what do you mean with env not being picked up?
[08:54] <somsip> jac0bz1: not all environmental variables and paths are made available to cron. Can you paste the script?
[08:54] <jac0bz1> two sec
[08:54] <jac0bz1> paste it here or pastebin?
[08:55] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, try DISPLAY=:0 sh blabla/script.sh
[08:55] <somsip> jac0bz1: pastebin
[08:55] <somsip> EriC^^: good call
[08:55] <jac0bz1> http://pastebin.com/6jbAMfR8
[08:56] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, try DISPLAY=:0 gnome-terminal -e " sh /var/www/html/player/bin/lib/screenshot.sh"
[08:57] <jac0bz1> EriC^^ in the cronjob?
[08:57] <EriC^^> yeah
[08:59] <bcvery1> Using Ubuntu 14.04, just installed AMD Catalyst 14.20, display is not coming on after restart "Cannot open display 'default display'", lspci output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10385328
[09:02] <jac0bz1> get an error in the syslog about bad username
[09:03] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, did you type root before DISPLAY ?
[09:03] <jac0bz1> ehm, no.. :D
[09:03] <jac0bz1> 2 sec
[09:03] <EriC^^> btw you shouldn't use /etc/crontab , if you want root to run it run sudo crontab -u root -e
[09:03] <EriC^^> and add it there
[09:07] <jac0bz1> EriC^^ When running that command, it opens up /tmp/crontab.oGC88f/crontab
[09:07] <adac> Is there a better way to send back a 'static' param from within the form then "hidden_field_tag"
[09:08] <jac0bz1> and adding root infront of DISPLAY=:0 didn't help :/
[09:08] <Utsav>  hi i have installed android studio in 32 bit ubuntu os . i get this error when i try to run the app
[09:08] <Utsav> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/FDfloNeL
[09:08] <Utsav> Any workaround for this?
[09:08] <adac> uh wrong channel
[09:10] <Utsav> okay ! thanks :)\
[09:16] <littlebit> hi people, I have an hp officejet 6500 connected to my avmfritzbox via usb. I intalled the printer on xubuntu without any problems. but I cannot reach the scanning functions of it. Any ideas?
[09:17] <k1l_> littlebit: you need to setup the driver on the fritzbox too
[09:18] <littlebit> k1l: how do I do that?
[09:18] <k1l_> start the fritz.box router menu and follow the instructions
[09:23] <jac0bz1> To run a cronjob every 5 minutes, is it */5 * * * * or 5 * * * *
[09:25] <mcphail> jac0bz1: the former - see "man 5 crontab"
[09:27] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: */5, 5 * * *... will run every xx:05 every hour every day of the week
[09:30] <Mrokii> gr33n7007h: Sorry, didn't see your reply regarding my workspaces-question. But I don't know what you mean. I don't see any kind of context-menu anywhere regarding workspaces.
[09:31] <Edler> hey guys
[09:31] <Edler> need some help in a very small bash script
[09:31] <Edler> http://pastebin.com/ZiAr2CeQ
[09:31] <Edler> my php line is executing
[09:32] <Edler> is NOT EXECUTING
[09:32] <Edler> *
[09:32] <Edler> but the variable assignments are working because if i echo them i see all the values the loops passes by
[09:32] <Edler> any idea why ?
[09:34] <Mouzz> Edler: Try executing the command (php /var/w...) on the cmd line as the users under which the script runs. any output?
[09:36] <Edler> Mouzz: actually here's something that might help
[09:36] <Edler> if i put:
[09:36] <Edler> php /var/www/webstatreports/app/console --env=prod webstats:stats $z -v
[09:36] <Edler> the command executes
[09:36] <Edler> if i put
[09:36] <Edler> php /var/www/webstatreports/app/console --env=prod webstats:stats $z $j -v
[09:37] <Mouzz> Edler: try typing on one line :)
[09:42] <Guest38058> slt
[09:43] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, sorry  got dc
[09:43] <jac0bz1> it's ok
[09:43] <jac0bz1> still confused :)
[09:45] <drag0nius> how do i start sshd with system?
[09:46] <Mouzz> drag0nius: It should be configured to start automatically after installation of "openssh-server:
[09:46] <mysupper> hello
[09:46] <Guest38058> hi
[09:47] <drag0nius> hmm looks like it failed to install or sth
[09:47] <k1l_> drag0nius: install the sshd on ubuntu and it will be started automatically
[09:51] <Mrokii> I wanted to install unity-webapps-service but got this error: "unity-webapps-common : Depends: unity-webapps-service (>= 2.3.8-0ubuntu3) but it is not going to be installed." Can anybdoy help?
[09:53] <umbra_purus> Hey
[09:53] <umbra_purus> How do i install a tar.bz2 file?
[09:53] <umbra_purus> I'm trying to install sublime text 2
[09:53] <k1l_> umbra_purus: read the readme
[09:53] <umbra_purus> which one?
[09:54] <[Gore]> use 7zip
[09:54] <k1l_> on the page where you got that package or inside that package
[09:54] <umbra_purus> I've read this one but it didnt help http://askubuntu.com/questions/25961/how-do-i-install-a-tar-gz-or-tar-bz2-file
[09:54] <ppf> umbra_purus: did you google that?, there's a ppa for that
[09:54] <umbra_purus> what is a ppa?
[09:55] <[Gore]> config > make > make install
[09:55] <k1l_> umbra_purus: you are going to compile that source.
[09:55] <ppf> umbra_purus: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[09:56] <k1l_> umbra_purus: that is not an beginners task. so take the time and read what sublime write on their webpage where you got that package from or look inside that package and read the readme
[09:56] <[Gore]> make a deb out if it
[09:56] <jac0bz1> EriC^ in the syslog I see that the bash file is beeing executed
[09:56] <jac0bz1> but i cant see the output
[09:56] <k1l_> [Gore]: and that is where your makeinstall is just bad
[09:57] <jac0bz1> No MTA installed, discarding output. I guess that is because there is not mail
[09:57] <mcphail> umbra_purus: a tar.bz2 file is just an archive file which contains other files (like a .zip file on windows). There could be any files inside that file so there is no standard way to "install" it. There should be some documentation in the .tar.bz2 archive (usually a file marked "readme" or "install" which tells you what to do.
[09:57] <umbra_purus> mcphail: okay thanks
[09:57] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, yeah you need to install postfix and check your mail
[09:58] <jac0bz1> can i just write the output to a file ?
[09:58] <mcphail> jac0bz1: if you pipe the output to a file you don't need an MTA. Again, read man 5 crontab which explains these things well (note you need the "5" in that command to get the right page)
[09:59] <drag0nius> how does ubuntu handle installing nginx when having apache already?
[10:00] <mcphail> drag0nius: you can only have 1 listeining on an individual port but both can coexist happily apart from that
[10:00] <drag0nius> mcphail:  does it try to use both on same port by default?
[10:00] <mcphail> drag0nius: i can't remember but suspect they're both set up for 80 as default
[10:03] <drag0nius> are they both configured to run on install or i've to enable them?
[10:04] <jac0bz1> EriC^ There! I found the error, my bashfile returns "scrot command not found"
[10:05] <mcphail> drag0nius: iirc, they both run on install but it is a long time since i played with nginx. Of course, one will fail if they both try to bind to the same port
[10:05] <mcphail> jac0bz1: set a PATH at the top of your crontab
[10:06] <jac0bz1> I have, PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
[10:06] <drag0nius> yeah, i just don't like the part everything runs on install in ubuntu ;(
[10:08] <mcphail> jac0bz1: and is "scrot" within that path?
[10:08] <jac0bz1> ehm
[10:08] <jac0bz1> well, I dont know where scrot is located
[10:09] <mcphail> jac0bz1: what is the output of "which scrot"?
[10:10] <jac0bz1> returns /usr/bin/scrot
[10:10] <jac0bz1> so the path should be correct?=
[10:10] <mcphail> jac0bz1: yep
[10:12] <mcphail> jac0bz1: can you paste the bash script somewhere?
[10:12] <bumbar_> i'm trying to install codelite but am getting an error (i think it says i have newer dependencies than ones that are needed) https://dpaste.de/Gip7
[10:12] <EriC^^> mcphail, http://pastebin.com/6jbAMfR8
[10:12] <jac0bz1> http://pastebin.com/6jbAMfR8
[10:13] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, try echo $PATH in the crontab, or modify the script to use the full path
[10:13] <EriC^^> give echo $PATH a shot just for the sake of curiosity
[10:14] <jac0bz1> echo $PATH returns /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
[10:14] <EriC^^> odd, what happens when you supply the full path?
[10:14] <jac0bz1> 2 sec
[10:15] <mcphail> jac0bz1: I'd certainly try changing "scrot" to "/usr/bin/scrot" in your script but don't know why it isn't being found automatically
[10:15] <jac0bz1> ok, changing the path I'm able to run the bash in the terminal, waiting for cron to run
[10:17] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, try echo $PATH > /tmp/path in the script itself
[10:17] <EriC^^> when you  get a chance
[10:18]  * mcphail wonders whether $PATH must be exported at the top of the crontab
[10:19] <jac0bz1> echo $PATH > /tmp/path  dont return anything
[10:20] <jac0bz1> and running scrot with /usr/bin/scrot returns giblib error: Can't open X display. It *is* running, yeah?
[10:20] <mcphail> jac0bz1: definite progress!
[10:21] <jac0bz1> but it does what it's suppose, sortof, the file is beeing created and moved, but the filename is blank
[10:22] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, try running it from the logged on user's crontab
[10:22] <mcphail> jac0bz1: what sets the $f variable?
[10:23] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, i just tried DISPLAY=:0 xterm from a root logged in tty and it didn't open either
[10:24] <jac0bz1> God I'm going insane! All I need is the bloody thing to take a screenshot every 5 minutes!
[10:26] <mcphail> jac0bz1: you're most of the way there. All that is left is to smoothe the syntax of the command. At least the command is firing now. I need to get back to work but good luck with the tweaking
[10:29] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, ok, type su <user> -c "sh /var...../script.sh"
[10:29] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, that should work, tried it in the tty
[10:30] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, you'll need to modify where it gets saved though, as it will be run by the user
[10:30] <hassoon_flies> what are you up to? executing a script in sudo mode ?
[10:31] <EriC^^> hassoon_flies, espionage
[10:32] <[Gore]> traitor
[10:32] <StevenTheHorse> Hmmm~
[10:32] <macksting> I've got this hot new AMD video card, but installing the drivers required me to break and uninstall Wine. I'd really like to get Wine going at the same time. Forums seem to indicate to me the Wine folks suggest the incompatibility comes down to Debian/Ubuntu packaging ("Is there a bug report on this? wine should not depend on one specific version of libopencl. It should depend on a virtual package that allows for different OpenCL implemen
[10:32] <StevenTheHorse> Pretty sure it's unacceptable to ban someone from the operator help channel
[10:32] <macksting> That is, without losing my hard-won Catalyst and my running copy of Wasteland 2.
[10:34] <[Gore]> isnt wasteland linux native?
[10:34] <macksting> Yes. Did I phrase that poorly?
[10:34] <macksting> I mean I've GOT Wasteland 2 running, but ONLY because I broke Wine.
[10:34] <[Gore]> so why do you need wine?
[10:34] <macksting> I need Wine for, well, lots of other stuff.
[10:34] <[Gore]> ok
[10:34] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: I solved your screenshotproblem if you still need the help?
[10:35] <macksting> Wasteland 2 didn't work for me until I installed the proprietary drivers, and the proprietary drivers required some kind of OpenCL thing which the version of Wine from apt-get and aptitude didn't cope with.
[10:36] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: As the user running xwindows: xwd -display :0 -root -out s.xwd"
[10:36] <macksting> Looked that up online, and the Wine forums blame Debian/Ubuntu, so here I am.
[10:37] <[Gore]> try wine channel
[10:37] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: in cron for that user: */5 * * * * * /usr/bin/xwd -display :0 -root -out `date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S`.xwd
[10:39] <macksting> Ah. Okay, I'll try. Any point in returning here if they prove vicious?
[10:40] <macksting> 'Cause that forum post doesn't make me optimistic about their response to the query.
[10:46]  * macksting glances at the timestamp. Starting to think that's, "No, no point in coming back."
[10:47] <nabn> hi. not sure what i did, but i can't login to gnome from  my usual account, but can from the other(non-superuser) account. i reinstalled gdm, but it didn't do the trick. any help?
[11:08] <Guest4404> ok
[11:39] <MagePsycho> how to install ssl certificate in server? i have the purchased .pem file
[11:42] <Pricey> MagePsycho: Depends on what application you are using? Apache httpd?
[11:43] <MagePsycho> nginx server
[11:43] <MagePsycho> it’s for ecommerce
[11:43] <MagePsycho> payment of course
[11:45] <Pricey> MagePsycho: If you're handling payments on this then I'm worried for you and your customers.
[11:45] <Pricey> MagePsycho: Regardless, most CA's have their own documentation, e.g. https://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-installation-nginx.htm
[11:45] <Pricey> (I found that by googling 'nginx pem')
[11:45] <MagePsycho> CA ?
[11:45] <Pricey> Certificate Authority.
[11:46] <MagePsycho> yes we are using digicert
[11:46] <MagePsycho> but that link doesn’t contain how to install
[11:46] <Pricey> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Nginx also has an example config.
[11:46] <Pricey> MagePsycho: It does? Which bit are you having difficulty with?
[11:46] <MagePsycho> i got the .pem file after purchase
[11:46] <MagePsycho> now what’s the next step
[11:47] <Pricey> MagePsycho: Ok, so step 1 of hte guide says to skip to step 4.
[11:47] <Pricey> MagePsycho: It pretty much boils down to putting the file on your server and adding 4 lines to your nginx configuration. That page shows what's required.
[11:48] <MagePsycho> so it’s just adding the .pem file and adding four lines of code in nginx?
[11:49] <PCatinean> Hey everyone, I'm having some issues using a font in ubuntu, I opened up the trutype font and clicked install, all is well but when I try it in the browser it does not load it
[11:49] <Pricey> MagePsycho: And I guess restarting the server. It's all there in that page.
[11:49] <Pricey> MagePsycho: Again, if you really are handling payment information then I think this is a bad idea and you should hire a professional..
[11:51] <Cardiff> PCatinean: installed from where
[11:52] <MagePsycho> Pricey: I have only .pem file, from where to get the .key file?
[11:53] <Pricey> MagePsycho: To get the pem file you should've previously generated a key & csr, then sent the csr to the CA.
[11:53] <Ben64> i'd have to agree with Pricey, you should hire a professional
[11:54] <MagePsycho> Pricey: what is .crt file then?
[12:01] <Pricey> MagePsycho: I don't want to try and replicate the wealth of documentation & examples out there... but you generate a key (.key) & a certificate signing request (.csr). You send the csr to the CA who reply with one or many certificates. (.pem or .crt)
[12:02] <MagePsycho> Pricey: just the naming convention for .pem u mean
[12:03] <Pricey> MagePsycho: I don't understand the question.
[12:05] <H3ruS> how can i set apt-cache from other shared machina with all the packages installed
[12:05] <H3ruS> machine*
[12:05] <H3ruS> can i put the path on source.list ?
[12:06] <H3ruS> deb file:/machine/folder distro main contrib
[12:06] <k1l_> H3ruS: can you explain the setup and intention a bit more? i dont unterstand the setup
[12:06] <k1l_> H3ruS: are you talking about debian?
[12:06] <H3ruS> k1l_| ok
[12:06] <H3ruS> nope ubuntu
[12:06] <Pricey> nardev: I'd look into apt-mirror.
[12:07] <k1l_> ubuntu doesnt have contrib repos
[12:07] <Pricey> nardev: That or apt-cacher.
[12:07] <H3ruS> k1l_| 10 machines but i want setup the other to one machine like download server
[12:07] <H3ruS> shared de /var/cache/apt/archives
[12:07] <k1l_> yeah, apt-mirror or apt-cacher should do
[12:07] <fidel_> i am using apt-cacher-ng here - nice & easy setup
[12:08] <MagePsycho> Pricey: i mean .pem and .crt are the same file with different extension
[12:09] <Pricey> MagePsycho: Probably not. Read them and see. The pem probably contains both the certificate you've paid for and an "intermediate certificate".
[12:10] <freeroute> so, I've dd'd /dev/sda with zeroes, so can anyone please explain why these /dev/sda?_crypt still exist? http://imgur.com/hqrOasv
[12:10] <MagePsycho> Pricey:
[12:10] <bekks> freeroute: Whats was the exact dd command you used?
[12:11] <MagePsycho> Pricey: How to upgrade SSL3 to TLS 1.3
[12:11] <MagePsycho> some of API has sent us email on upgrade to TLS protocol..
[12:11] <Pricey> MagePsycho: Sounds difficult.
[12:11] <freeroute> bekks: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=100M conv=notrunc
[12:12] <freeroute> according to my logic, this shouldn't be possible at all
[12:12] <bekks> freeroute: And you booted a live cd, for running that command?
[12:13] <freeroute> bekks: I did it inside the 14.04 netinstaller (switched to another tty)
[12:14] <bekks> freeroute: Reboot the netinstaller.
[12:14] <freeroute> oh ok
[12:14] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:15] <freeroute> hi
[12:18] <menace> Hi, i want to use libvirt usermode(hostbased) networks and bridged networks side by side. but i have difficulties to implement the network bridges.. does anyone have an working examples (with vms connected to these different networks)? or could give me a guide/hint?
[12:19] <menace> i suspect somehow, that libvirt atm really can do only one thing or the other, but not both
[12:20] <ikonia> no it can do both
[12:20] <ikonia> I find that defining host networks in the host template configuration and then defining user network with virsh (or another tool) works well
[12:20] <ikonia> but you can do it any way you are comfortable really
[12:21] <menace> ah, okay.
[12:21] <menace> and did you have complications with the network-manager, or did you deactivate it?
[12:22] <freeroute> bekks: all back to normal now, thanks :)
[12:23] <freeroute> still strange that "Detect disks" didn't let it show as normal
[12:23] <oussama> haw can i use gcc
[12:23] <bekks> freeroute: Because it was in use by the netinstaller.
[12:23] <bazhang> !compile | oussama
[12:23] <freeroute> ah ok
[12:24] <freeroute> would you say that 200 MB for a /boot partition is enough?
[12:24] <bekks> freeroute: No.
[12:24] <blackroot> i set mine 256
[12:25] <blackroot> has about 46mb free space
[12:25] <bekks> freeroute: I'm using 512M, for being able to keep up two old kernels, while a third one is being build inside.
[12:25] <freeroute> but a kernel is around ~45MB right?
[12:26] <bekks> freeroute: And the initrd has to be compiled and compressed.
[12:26] <bekks> freeroute: So you need space for doing that.
[12:26] <freeroute> ah I see
[12:26] <oussama> bazhang;ubottu thanks you
[12:27] <bazhang> np
[12:31] <xeon123> what is the name of the program that we can use to filter data from a program. Eg. , pcol top
[12:31] <Pyth> hi, i have a big problem. my ubuntu server is not booting anymore. minimal grub is booting. I have a mdadm raid1 with a /boot parition. can anyone help me boot from that partition with minimal grub?
[12:40] <freeroute> xeon123: grep?
[12:40] <xeon123> freeroute, I have found it. It is percol.
[12:41] <xeon123> I have installed redmine, but I don't know how I start the program. Any help?
[12:41] <freeroute> cool it's like interactive grep
[12:41] <bazhang> !info redmine
[12:46] <zagaza> hi, is it enough to install sendmail in order for my vps to send emails?
[12:46] <xeon123> I installed redmine, but the programs it is not running. How do I run the program?
[12:47] <White_Cat> hi
[12:47] <White_Cat> I am reading through https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Automated_Backup_on_Linux
[12:48] <White_Cat> It mentiones "The idea is to run these in a nightly cron job."
[12:49] <freeroute> does anyone know if migrating .Skype is the only thing required to have the backlog of conversations?
[12:49] <freeroute> ~/.Skype/ to be more precise
[12:50] <gezmobile> i think skype keep the logs on their servers
[12:50] <White_Cat> so I just run crontab -e and add to that file?
[12:50] <White_Cat> 30 2 * * * here is minutes hours weeks months years ?
[12:50] <gezmobile> i've installed a couple of times and always found my logs intact
[12:50] <White_Cat> *30 2 * * * here is minutes hours days weeks months ?
[12:51] <freeroute> White_Cat: http://www.corntab.com/
[12:51] <White_Cat> ty
[12:51] <gezmobile> os reinstalled
[12:51] <freeroute> gezmobile: I did that too but found only the recent convos there
[12:52] <White_Cat> freeroute what would my command look like? 3 individual commands?
[12:52] <gezmobile> well just clicked the clock icon and went back to begining of time and have convs from early 2014
[12:53] <gezmobile> so i pretty sure you dont need to
[12:53] <freeroute> White_Cat: I think it's just one entry in the crontab, but you could also put all of your commands in a script and simply run that script from the crontab.
[12:53] <freeroute> hmm all right, I'll try and check it out
[12:53] <White_Cat> freeroute I think I'd like that
[12:53] <White_Cat> can you provide a sample or documentaiton link? I have never done this so I dont want to mess up
[12:57] <freeroute> well just put your commands in a script, then add the full path to the script in the crontab like so - bash /path/to/script.sh
[12:59] <freeroute> White_Cat: if you want it nightly then it's just '* 2 * * * bash /path/to/script.sh'
[12:59] <freeroute> again, see that link I gave you
[13:04] <White_Cat> freeroute thanks
[13:04] <Aphrodite> this is AWESOME!!
[13:05] <testRav3r> Hello.
[13:06] <White_Cat> I kind of see the syntax of crontab
[13:06] <White_Cat> .sh is just a list of commands?
[13:06] <White_Cat> like /path/to/pg_backup.config ?
[13:06] <bekks> White_Cat: it is a shell script.
[13:07] <White_Cat> I never wrote one so I am googling for documentation
[13:07] <White_Cat> the only thing that i am curious about is how ocnfig would be transfered to other commands
[13:07] <hazzardous> Hi, i would like to use android app in my ubuntu. What emulator should i use?
[13:08] <White_Cat> I understand these things are trivial for you guys but I am still a beginer :(
[13:09] <White_Cat> yeah, its like a .bat file from windws
[13:09] <White_Cat> looks prety trivial indeed
[13:09] <freeroute> White_Cat: a .sh implies a bash script. A bash script can just be a collection of commands yeah.
[13:09] <freeroute> yeah, it's very similar
[13:09] <White_Cat> so how would pg_backup.config transfer to pg_backup.sh ?
[13:10] <White_Cat> or would pg_backup.sh pull the info from the config?
[13:10] <imdea> Hi, I have a linux machine configured with pam-ldap in order to allow users to login using their LDAP credentials. I've also configured pam_mkhomedir in order to their $HOME directories be created when their first login into the server, when this is done some directories structure is copied from /etc/skel. However I'd like to change some permissions to the directories copied, any ideas how could I achieve this?
[13:10] <White_Cat> ah
[13:10] <Ben64> White_Cat: what config
[13:10] <White_Cat> indeed
[13:10] <White_Cat> source $SCRIPTPATH/pg_backup.config
[13:10] <White_Cat> I was overanalysing for no reason
[13:10] <bekks> Why do you need to source that file?
[13:10] <White_Cat> Ben64 I am looking at https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Automated_Backup_on_Linux
[13:10] <freeroute> White_Cat: although (Bash) scripting can be very extensive, see this documentation - http://scripting.kpaste.net/78a19495f
[13:11] <bekks> White_Cat: Looking at your link, you do not need to source that config file manually.
[13:12] <bekks> White_Cat: You have to pass the config file as a parameter to pg_backup.shj
[13:12] <bekks> without the trailing j
[13:12] <White_Cat> ah so pg_backup.sh pg_backup.config
[13:12] <bekks> White_Cat: No.
[13:12] <bekks> White_Cat: Please read the link you posted on how to use pg_backup.sh
[13:13] <aaaa> hi
[13:14] <White_Cat> bekks I imagine $2 is the second parameter
[13:14] <White_Cat> $1 is its directory?
[13:14] <White_Cat> it doesnt appear to be
[13:14] <bekks> White_Cat: No. Please look at the script in the link.
[13:15] <White_Cat> hmm
[13:15] <blackroot> hazzardous: ubuntu archon
[13:15] <White_Cat> my educated guess would be -c then file ?
[13:15] <White_Cat> err no directory
[13:15] <bekks> White_Cat: -c is the first parameter, followed by the configuration file specified by its full path
[13:16] <White_Cat> ah
[13:16] <hazzardous> blackroot, thanks i will take a look... do you use it to emulate android with your ubuntu?
[13:16] <blackroot> i never tried it myself
[13:17] <blackroot> but i've heard of it
[13:17] <hazzardous> ok
[13:17] <baum> somehow unetbootin always seems to corrupt my drive - by chance anyone could recommend a good alternative? (all the tool has to do is "burn" iso files on usb drives)
[13:18] <Ben64> how do you determine it is corrupt
[13:18] <cfhowlett> baum, ubuntu startup disk creator.  they do NOT create the same outcome.
[13:19] <baum> Ben64, well, the boot fails each time i used unetbootin - using win32imger (on my win system) with the same iso file worked fine
[13:20] <baum> cfhowlett, what do you mean by they do not create the same outcome?
[13:20] <JuJuBee> I am having trouble with apt.  I tried installing codeblocks a while ago and now I cannot apt-get upgrade due to errors referring to codeblocks.  I tried purging codeblocks but get this ... http://pastebin.com/8Rhcm3Nv
[13:21] <cfhowlett> baum,  they both create bootable ubuntu's but not identical.  specifically, the /pools were different
[13:23] <baum> cfhowlett, uhm alright, thanks
[13:25] <White_Cat> hmm
[13:25] <White_Cat> I am getting a permission denied.
[13:25] <White_Cat> should I go as far as to have a dedicated backup user?
[13:25] <White_Cat> or would that be an overkill?
[13:29] <bekks> White_Cat: "I am getting a permission denied" doesnt tell very much without telling us what you are doing exactly, using which user, etc.
[13:32] <keepthelightonba> hello
[13:33] <keepthelightonba> Has anyone purchased for example a laptop from Newegg i know they use other vendors although I am being specific about Newegg
[13:33] <k1l_> keepthelightonba: that will better suit into #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:39] <hs366> Thx!
[14:01] <mushy> zz
[14:03] <fschuindt> Guys, I have already set PasswordAuthentication no in my Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS sshd_config, but it keeps asking password if no key is found. Any help?
[14:07] <xeon123> I am using planner to draw my Gantt chart. I have set a project from 2013 to 2016, but when I want to print the chart, it shows from 2013 to 2020. How do I make the planner only print from to 2013 to 2016?
[14:12] <jac0bz1> Back again, had to go out and yell a bit.. Still having problems running my cronjob.
[14:12] <jac0bz1> This is my line: */1 * * * * root DISPLAY=:0 scrot 'screenshot.jpg' -q 75 -d 5 -e 'mv $f /var/www/html/player/temp/screenshot.jpg' > /home/promo/tmp/log.txt 2>&1
[14:12] <jac0bz1> Error i get is: No protocol specified
[14:12] <jac0bz1> giblib error: Can't open X display. It *is* running, yeah?
[14:14] <jac0bz1> this was my guide http://www.tecmint.com/take-screenshots-in-linux-using-scrot/
[14:14] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: Why not use the  solution I gave you, that works?
[14:15] <jac0bz1> OpenTokix: I tried that, but I got an error on every line, and i was so frustrated at that point I just whent outside
[14:15] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: ok
[14:15] <Siilwyn> Hi folks, I'm running Ubuntu 14.04, not running any special apps, sometimes when a user logs out it 'nothing happens', pressing shutdown does work. How can I troubleshoot this? Any logs that I can look into?
[14:15] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: you just copied my script and ran it?
[14:15] <jac0bz1> Perhaps i should try it again?
[14:15] <Siilwyn> *logs out 'nothing happens'
[14:16] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Hello!
[14:16] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: you should not run random scripts from dudes on the internet without understanding what they do.
[14:16] <Emmanuel_Chanel> I want to customize Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS for installing it to HP ML310e G8 v2.
[14:16] <Emmanuel_Chanel> How can I install PPA manually?
[14:17] <Ben64> !ppa | Emmanuel_Chanel
[14:17] <jac0bz1> OpenTokix: I'm aware of that.. And I do know what it does, I just dont know how to fix the error
[14:18] <OpenTokix> jac0bz1: probably permissions - the user you are sudo:ing to - needs write access to a folder where the screenshots are stored.
[14:21] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, i told you earlier the error is due to trying to take a screenshot from the root user on a different user
[14:22] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, use DISPLAY=:0 su <user> -c "sh blabla/script.sh"
[14:22] <jac0bz1> EriC^^ But the cronjob says to use root, and I'm using the root cronjob
[14:22] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, exactly, on a user's DISPLAY
[14:22] <OpenTokix> use sudo -Eu user
[14:22] <OpenTokix> instead of su
[14:23] <OpenTokix> since, su will mess up your own shell
[14:23] <EriC^^> OpenTokix, he'll need the password for that
[14:23] <OpenTokix> EriC^^: nope
[14:23] <OpenTokix> EriC^^: root never need password to sudo to another user.
[14:23] <jac0bz1> Ok, so in my cronjob, it would be like this: */1 * * * * root DISPLAY=:0 su promo -c "sh /var/www/html/player/bin/lib/screenshot.sh" > /home/promo/tmp/log.txt 2>&1
[14:23] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, run it as the user, type */5 * * * * <user> sh blabla/script.sh
[14:24] <EriC^^> OpenTokix, oh ok
[14:25] <EriC^^> jac0bz1, still though, run it as <user> */5 .... that way the cronjob can't be removed cause it is in /etc/crontab
[14:25] <EriC^^> or just put it in the user's cron if that's not an issue
[14:27] <jason__> hello
[14:27] <Faylite> hi there
[14:28] <MagePsycho> which tool you use for documentation
[14:28] <Faylite> man?
[14:29] <jason__> This isn't in man.
[14:29] <jason__> Problem running medusa -M ssh
[14:29] <jason__> Couldn't load "ssh" [/usr/lib/medusa/modules/ssh.mod: undefined symbol: libssh2_banner_set]. Place the module in the medusa directory, set the MEDUSA_MODULE_NAME environment variable or run the configure script again using --with-default-mod-path=[path].
[14:29] <fenix_> ciao
[14:29] <jason__> Can this be fixed without recompiling medusa?
[14:30] <fenix_> help
[14:31] <jason__> fenix_: help with what
[14:31] <fenix_> help for config wi fi
[14:36] <topdownjimmy> I can't figure out why this grep isn't working; I want to find all lines of output that *don't* start with "User":
[14:36] <topdownjimmy> eyeD3 file.mp3 | grep '(?!User).*'
[14:36] <geirha> grep -v ^User
[14:38] <topdownjimmy> Thanks geirha; what if I want to find all lines that don't start with User but *do* contain 'xyz'?
[14:39] <geirha> eyeD3 file.mp3 | awk '!/^User/ && /xyz/'
[14:39] <topdownjimmy> geirha: I think this works:
[14:39] <topdownjimmy> grep -P '(?!.*User)xyz'
[14:39] <phre4k> just got an error in apt for http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty-backports/universe/i18n/Translation-en because the checksum is wrong. What do I do?
[14:39] <geirha> topdownjimmy: If you say so. I don't grok perl; I stick with standard regexes.
[14:40] <topdownjimmy> geirha: How would you do what I did with standard regex?
[14:40] <topdownjimmy> Oh sorry, didn't see your previous answer. Thanks!
[14:40] <t5un4m1> 'morning
[14:40] <t5un4m1> wondering if
[14:41] <t5un4m1> wondering if anyone could offer any insight: Ubuntu 14.10 restarts instead of shutting down on a laptop
[14:41] <tomodachi> t5un4m1: sounds like a bug to me
[14:41] <tomodachi> google if someone else has similair issues
[14:41] <tomodachi> you could also try acpi=force
[14:41] <tomodachi> on the kernel line in grub
[14:42] <tomodachi> that usually does something
[14:42] <t5un4m1> tomtomodachi: i've spent a couple of hours googling this issue yesterday, and found the suggestion about acpi=force, however it didn't work. Out of the box it behaves properly, but slap all the updates on it, and it misbehaves
[14:45] <XenophonF> hey all, anyone running 14.10 on macs?
[14:45] <t5un4m1> re
[14:46] <XenophonF> i've just done a minimal install, but when ubuntu boots, it crashes after remounting root read-write
[14:46] <Emmanuel_Chanel> !addppa
[14:47] <XenophonF> all i get on screen are two short, pixellated blue bars on the top right of the screen
[14:47] <cfhowlett> !mac | XenophonF
[14:47] <t5un4m1> tomodachi: i'll try it again (acpi=force); does the placement matter i.e. before or after "queit" ?
[14:48] <XenophonF> i've already rtfmed, didn't see anything there that might help
[14:48] <tomodachi> t5un4m1: nope
[14:49] <t5un4m1> tomodachi: will try. did a clean install again, so i'll try that after updates if it acts up
[14:50] <tomodachi> t5un4m1: perhaps trying a newwer kernel could help
[14:50] <tomodachi> the are fairly easy to install
[14:50] <Emmanuel_Chanel> When I want to add officially unsupported drivers to Ubuntu installation media, how can I do?
[14:51] <XenophonF> the mac crashes hard enough that the caps lock led doesn't work
[14:52] <t5un4m1> t5un4m1: like a nightly build? i usually update via command line with dist-upgrade, so it usually gets newer stuff that the gui software update it seems
[14:53] <topdownjimmy> When the output of some command includes formatted text (e.g. bold), how can I grep for that?
[14:53] <joaoc> heyyy guys
[14:54] <joaoc> could anyone guide me on how to make nightly packages to upload to lauchpad?
[14:54] <garethdaine> Anyone know how to force install Varnish 3 instead of 4 on Ubuntu 14.04?
[14:56] <t5un4m1> gremlins in the network today
[14:57] <MarvinMicek> Hi
[14:58] <phre4k> what do I do when apt complains the checksum for a backports repo is wrong?
[14:58] <MarvinMicek> Can you guys help me with this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/589341/dual-boot-windows-8-1-ubuntu-14-04
[14:59] <Ujjal> hello
[14:59] <k1l_> phre4k: can you pastebin all the output so people in here can have a look at it?
[14:59] <cfhowlett> phre4k, change to a more updated mirror or wait for mirror maintainers to correct it.
[15:00] <phre4k> how do I change output to english again? LC_ALL=C?
[15:01] <OpenTokix> phre4k: yes, or LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 will cover most
[15:01] <phre4k> apt-get update, pasted: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10390365/
[15:01] <geirha> topdownjimmy: You go find a tool that has output that is actually parsable
[15:02] <topdownjimmy> geirha: haha, thanks. do you know of an id3v2.4 reader? i can't seem to find one.
[15:02] <k1l_> phre4k: i had some issues on the translations on the german mirrors too, yesterday or the day before. just wait for it to get sorted. or change to another mirror or the mainservers if you cant wait
[15:03] <geirha> topdownjimmy: I'm afraid I don't.
[15:03] <Ujjal> adac
[15:04] <balance> hi, im on xubuntu and would like to know if theres a preinstalled tool for opening images from terminal?
[15:05] <geirha> balance: if there is,   xdg-open imagefile.png   should pick it
[15:06] <balance> geirha, thanks
[15:07] <phre4k> k1l_: k, I'll wait. ty
[15:07] <valleydaddy78> My ethernet and,wireless are not working ubuntu 14.04
[15:09] <abaday> Hi, I have a directory with lots of subdirectories. If I have enabled AllowOveride in apache and am using a .htaccess file, will that impact the webserver alot?
[15:11] <balance> and whats the shortcut for getting directly to desktop? Like win+d on windows?
[15:12] <phre4k> balance: I think it's even Win+D or Ctrl+Alt+D. RTFM ;)
[15:12] <balance> phre4k,  thx
[15:12] <EriC^^> ctrl+super+d
[15:13] <EriC^^> balance, hold super for a list of shortcuts
[15:13] <balance> EriC^^, thx
[15:13] <EriC^^> np
[15:14] <mbeasley> is there a way to set up user-level cron directories, such as $HOME/cron/cron.daily/<script> that would execute automatically similar to those in /etc/cron.daily/... ?
[15:14] <phre4k> balance: Applications → Settings → Keyboard Settings → Shortcuts
[15:14] <balance> phrek4k thx
[15:15] <EriC^^> mbeasley, yeah, use /etc/crontab and make your own dirs
[15:15] <Walex2> mbeasley: 'man 1 contrab'
[15:15] <phre4k> mbeasley: crontab, but not recommended because of security issues. Use /etc/cron.daily. What do you even want to do exactly?
[15:16] <MarvinMicek> I need some help with: http://askubuntu.com/questions/589341/dual-boot-windows-8-1-ubuntu-14-04
[15:16] <EriC^^> MarvinMicek, hp / toshiba laptop?
[15:16] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^: sony vaio
[15:17] <phre4k> should I change user/pw in my LXC containers?
[15:17] <EriC^^> ok, press esc or something and see if you can get a boot options menu
[15:17] <phre4k> why do they even have a default PW?
[15:17] <mbeasley> phre4k: I have multiple webservers running off of a box, and each server is setup within a specifc user environment. I want to have a set of scripts that run via cron for a particular user -- and I know I could do this via /etc/cron..., but I'd prefer to have something more generic that is scoped to just a user's home directory
[15:18] <EriC^^> mbeasley, you could make your own /etc/crontab, copy and edit its contents into the user's cron and make the dirs that will run
[15:18] <phre4k> mbeasley: scripts meaning: PHP?
[15:19] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, Sony Vaio Laptop
[15:19] <phre4k> mbeasley: you could make a directory which isn't served to the WWW but only accessible via SFTP. In there, put the scripts you want to execute and point the crontab to it.
[15:19] <mbeasley> phre4k: no, generally just some bash scripts to watch for certain processes to start and to then take appropriate action once they have done so
[15:19] <EriC^^> MarvinMicek, try pressing esc
[15:19] <mbeasley> phre4k: that makes sense. i'll explore that root. thanks for the help
[15:19] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, when?
[15:19] <mbeasley> EriC^^: thanks for the help as well
[15:20] <EriC^^> MarvinMicek, when the pc boots
[15:20] <EriC^^> mbeasley, no problem
[15:20] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, i gotta restart
[15:20] <EriC^^> MarvinMicek, ok
[15:20] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, brb
[15:20] <EriC^^> if
[15:20] <EriC^^> wait
[15:20] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, okay
[15:20] <EriC^^> if it doesn't work, boot a live usb
[15:20] <EriC^^> and come here
[15:20] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, okay
[15:23] <t5un4m1> anyone have any suggestions to fix 14.10 restarting instead of shutting down besides acpi=force? Didn't work. Using an HP Elitebook laptop. google searches are fairly inconclusive
[15:23] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, back
[15:24] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, no luck i am on a live usb
[15:24] <EriC^^> t5un4m1, sudo poweroff restarts it?
[15:24] <t5un4m1> shutdown -h does, and so does powering off via gui
[15:24] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, np, type sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo parted -l | pastebinit
[15:25] <t5un4m1> EriC^^: tried poweroff aslo, and it just restarts it
[15:27] <t5un4m1> EriC^^: it seems like it's a bug with kernel 3.16.0-30 - as teradichi pointed out earlier, but I was wondering if there may be a workaround that anyone found
[15:28] <EriC^^> t5un4m1, i just thought of something, you could modify the shutdown to touch a file, and when the pc starts you could have grub check if it's there, and rm it then halt from grub, very ugly but it would work
[15:28] <chris92> hey there, short question. my VPS is running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and Plesk 12... Is there a way to update to PHP5.5/5.6 and stay on Apache 2.2? Apache 2.4 is not yet supported by Plesk 12
[15:28] <EriC^^> makes me feel like puking, but i think it'd work
[15:28] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, Could not stat device -l - No such file or directory
[15:29] <alfonso> whois
[15:29] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, sudo parted -l does that?
[15:29] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, i believe is gparted ? no?
[15:29] <Vetal> cgfn
[15:30] <k1l_> chris92: best is to ask the hoster company for a solution with that vps setup.
[15:30] <t5un4m1> EriC^^: holy cow lol; i'll say this much: that's pretty creative!
[15:30] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, oh mistake wait
[15:30] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, try sudo blkid
[15:30] <chris92> k1l_, well it's not a managed VPS, I have full root access. anyways, I'll try with them regardless
[15:31] <phre4k> is there a Seafile package or do I have to install the binaries from the official page? I don't like bypassing apt
[15:32] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10390764/
[15:32] <EriC^^> t5un4m1, :D
[15:33] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, sudo mount /dev/sda7 /mnt
[15:33] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, type sudo efibootmgr -v | pastebinit
[15:34] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, sudo: efibootmgr: command not found
[15:34] <MArvinMicek> You are trying to send an empty document, exiting.
[15:34] <EriC^^> sudo apt-get install efibootmgr
[15:34] <cnnx> i want to run a scr as my regular user at boot, where do i put the script?
[15:34] <cnnx> not as root
[15:34] <t5un4m1> EriC^^: k so i'm wondering if I should file a bug report...I just thought of popping my laptop (HP Elitebook 1040) out its docking station, and voila, no more problems; regardless if it's on ac or not
[15:34] <cnnx> run a script
[15:35] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10390802/
[15:35] <EriC^^> cnnx, after you login lightdm?
[15:35] <cnnx> EriC^^: yes
[15:35] <t5un4m1> EriC^^: so something to do with the docking station is causing this problem with -30 kernel
[15:35] <cnnx> EriC^^: im running lubuntu
[15:35] <cnnx> not sure if its lightdm
[15:35] <cnnx> but once x starts yeah
[15:35] <EriC^^> cnnx, you could put it in ~/.profile , and use if $DISPLAY; then <run script>; fi to make sure it runs only if you're in the gui
[15:36] <cnnx> EriC^^: whats the exact command ?
[15:36] <EriC^^> cnnx, it will still run if you open another login shell while in the gui though
[15:36] <EriC^^> so know that
[15:37] <cnnx> EriC^^: its a script that starts vncserver
[15:38] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, kind of odd there's no win8 entry there
[15:38] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt/boot/efi
[15:39] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, done
[15:39] <EriC^^> for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done
[15:40] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, type ls -R /mnt/boot/efi | pastebinit
[15:40] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10390876/
[15:41] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, sudo chroot /mnt
[15:42] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, done.
[15:42] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, try efibootmgr -v again, does win8 show up?
[15:43] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, root@ubuntu:/# efibootmgr -v
[15:43] <MArvinMicek> Fatal: Couldn't open either sysfs or procfs directories for accessing EFI variables.
[15:43] <MArvinMicek> Try 'modprobe efivars' as root.
[15:44] <EriC^^> try modprobe efivars
[15:44] <EriC^^> did you run the for i ... done command btw?
[15:45] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, it was for me? you did not tag me
[15:45] <EriC^^> oh, yeah
[15:45] <EriC^^> type exit and run it
[15:45] <Silex> I have a weird problem: "apt-get install foo" refuses to install because "xorg" is not installable. But "apt-get install foo xorg" works perfectly
[15:45] <EriC^^> then sudo chroot /mnt
[15:45] <Silex> how do I make apt-get *really* tell me what conflicts?
[15:45] <Silex> apt-cache depends for hundreds of packages is not fun
[15:45] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^,after sudo chroot /mnt?
[15:45] <Silex> (foo is a custom package of ours that depends on xorg)
[15:46] <EriC^^> Silex, apt-cache depends <package> lists some dependencies and conflicts
[15:46] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, no, before
[15:46] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, yeah i understand that.after the sudo chroot command?
[15:47] <EriC^^> try efibootmgr -v again
[15:48] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10390966/
[15:49] <EriC^^> efibootmgr -c -w -l \\EFI\\ubuntu\\shimx64.efi -L "Ubuntu" -p 3 -d /dev/sdb
[15:49] <EriC^^> sorry
[15:49] <EriC^^> efibootmgr -c -w -l \\EFI\\ubuntu\\shimx64.efi -L "Ubuntu" -p 3 -d /dev/sda
[15:50] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10391003/
[15:50] <EriC^^> then efibootmgr -v again
[15:50] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10391019/
[15:51] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, ok, give it a shot, if it doesn't work we could switch the efi files to boot ubuntu instead of windows
[15:51] <EriC^^> MArvinMicek, type exit, then restart
[15:51] <MArvinMicek> EriC^^, brb thanks
[15:52] <Silex> EriC^^: yes, and it's pointless as xorg installs perfectly
[15:52] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, nothing
[15:53] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, oh i forgot.i should boot to a live usb,right?
[15:53] <MarvinMicek> EriC^^, i boot to a live usb
[15:53] <Silex> EriC^^: what likely happens is *one* of my package depedency wants kdm, then wants to install xorg and stops there
[15:54] <Silex> I want "apt-get install foo" to tell me which package conflicts with which
[15:54] <Silex> "apt-get install xorg; apt-get install foo" works, so it cannot be xorg
[15:54] <artisanIndia> while installing php5-fpm I get error > php5-fpm : Depends : php5-common(= 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4) but 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4.6 is to be installed
[15:54] <k1l_> Silex: what is the output of the the "apt-get install PACKAGE"? please in a pastebin
[15:57] <artisanIndia> k1l_ while installing php5-fpm I get error > php5-fpm : Depends : php5-common(= 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4) but 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4.6 is to be installed
[15:59] <cr7pt7c> cr7pt7c => Your appoximate location is: ["53.5000,-2.2167"]
[16:00] <k1l_> artisanIndia: sudo apt-get update
[16:00] <cr7pt7c> kamdard => Your appoximate location is: ["33.0812,-96.8133"]
[16:01] <artisanIndia> k1l_ still same error
[16:01] <k1l_> artisanIndia: what ubuntu is it? what mirror do you use?
[16:01] <artisanIndia> 14.04
[16:02] <artisanIndia> its my dedicated server
[16:02] <WetWired> Can anyone help with this error? mipsel-rawgcc: error trying to exec 'cc1': execvp: No such file or directory
[16:03] <k1l_> artisanIndia: see http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/php5-fpm  it depends on php5-common (= 5.5.9+dfsg-1ubuntu4.6) and not ...1ubuntu4) like your packages list thinks. so i think your mirror is not updated yet.
[16:03] <k1l_> artisanIndia: so either wait or tell the mirror guy to get uptodate, or use another mirror
[16:03] <mbeasley> another cron question: i see a lot of default crontabs that use times other than the top of the hour or the start of the day to execute the scripts in the cron.daily, cron.hourly, etc directories. instead of using `0 0 * * *` i see a lot of `04 20 * * *` or something like that. is there a good reason for that that I might be overlooking?
[16:04] <artisanIndia> you mean reinstallation of the server with different image ?
[16:04] <k1l_> artisanIndia: no
[16:04] <k1l_> not even close
[16:04] <artisanIndia> will running an apt-get upgrade work ?
[16:04] <k1l_> artisanIndia: please pastebin the output of "cat /etc/apt/sources.list"
[16:05] <artisanIndia> ok hold
[16:05] <emilw> Hi, I have an audio issue. I swapped motherboards and now my cards are recognized I fail to change my default output device. I've run though every google search and help page I could find but I'm still stuck ... is there anybody who could help me along? Running Ubuntu 14.04.2
[16:05] <artisanIndia> !paste
[16:07] <artisanIndia> k1l_ http://paste.ubuntu.com/10391191/
[16:09] <qwertz15> Hello, I am using Broadcom 4352 driver for my computer but it is too slow to load things up, the speed changes from time to time, I get 40% slower than what our wifi provides.
[16:10] <emilw> qwertz15: what solution do you expect? quicker speeds? :)
[16:11] <qwertz15> yes, getting very slow speeds
[16:11] <qwertz15> sometimes not loading even
[16:11] <emilw> and ping latency slow too?
[16:11] <qwertz15> yes
[16:11] <qwertz15> sometimes
[16:11] <qwertz15> when I was on windows I get stable speed
[16:11] <emilw> do you have a USB wifi device to test another adapter at the same location (are you sure it's the device and not the environment)
[16:12] <emilw> qwertz15: quickest fix could be to get a good supported USB wifi stick for your linux environment.
[16:12] <qwertz15> I have another ubuntu machine, it is slow too. I have a windows computer which works fast.
[16:13] <qwertz15> hmm ok
[16:13] <emilw> define slow, are you still talking about the wifi speed/latency?
[16:13] <k1l_> artisanIndia: does that sort of sources list have some meaning?
[16:13] <qwertz15> Speed and latency
[16:13] <emilw> are you running the latest version of all drivers/kernel ?
[16:13] <emilw> lastest version of ubuntu too ofcourse
[16:13] <qwertz15> 3.13 for the kernel, latest driver
[16:13] <artisanIndia> I added http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/amd64/php5-fpm/download and seems like it is working
[16:13] <artisanIndia> I am in between the installation will update if it is successful
[16:13] <k1l_> artisanIndia: i mean you are missing trusty-security universe
[16:14] <k1l_> artisanIndia: yes, but this fix will not make the issue go away, just the actual symptome
[16:14] <artisanIndia> then what should I do
[16:15] <k1l_> artisanIndia: add atleast: deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty-security universe deb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty-security universe
[16:15] <qwertz15> Ok I appreciate all your help, I will look for a supported USB wifi. Have a great day! :)
[16:16] <artisanIndia> ok
[16:16] <emilw> qwertz15: i'm sorry but I will not be able to help you further
[16:16] <emilw> good luck!
[16:16] <artisanIndia> adding
[16:16] <emilw> is anybody here able to help me with an ALSA sound card issue?
[16:17] <glu3>
[16:22] <glu3>  /part
[16:22] <glu3> :(
[16:22] <omgitsmit> you can never leave!
[16:22] <charly1> wo bin ich hier?
[16:23] <lyze> charly1, ubuntu support channel :)
[16:23] <charly1> no answer?!
[16:23] <omgitsmit> !de | charly1
[16:23] <lyze> charly1, use #ubuntu-de if you want to receive german help. or use a different one via /list if you want to search for something specific
[16:24] <SchrodingersScat> !alis
[16:25] <todd___> Can anyone tell me if, and in what version. ubuntu ships libpcre compiled with JIT support in versions newer than 14.04 ? (I have 12.04 installed and 14.04 installed, and JIT support is not present)
[16:29] <sbl> Hi everyone. I have Ubuntu 12.04, I installed PHP-FPM 5.5.22 from repo. I try to install php5-memcached but is only 2.2 version. How can I install php5-memcached in 2.1.0 version?
[16:29] <sbl> 2.2 have bugs
[16:32] <lyze> so i got notified that xchat (irc client) is dead. does somebody has a alternative which also works with the message indicator plugin?
[16:32] <PCatinean> Someone please help, I clicked on a .ttf font and clicked install
[16:32] <PCatinean> now I want it removed and I don't know how to do it
[16:32] <PCatinean> I couldn't find it anywhere
[16:33] <illizian> PCatinean: try using font-forge
[16:33] <PCatinean> did not find it in apt repository illizian
[16:33] <illizian> wait sorry... it's font-manager
[16:33] <PCatinean> I used some type of font-manager or something
[16:33] <PCatinean> and I can't find it
[16:33] <illizian> just run font-manager from a terminal
[16:33] <PCatinean> It does not find it, it's crao
[16:34] <illizian> it's in the normal repos:
[16:34] <illizian> font-manager:
[16:34] <illizian>   Installed: 0.5.7-4
[16:34] <illizian>   Candidate: 0.5.7-4
[16:34] <illizian>   Version table:
[16:34] <illizian>  *** 0.5.7-4 0
[16:34] <illizian>         500 http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty/universe amd64 Packages
[16:34] <PCatinean> bibi
[16:34] <PCatinean> nono*
[16:34] <PCatinean> I installed it, I ran it and it does not find the font
[16:34] <PCatinean> ocr-b which is installed
[16:35] <emilw> is anybody here able to help me with an ALSA sound card issue?
[16:36] <emilw> or does anybody know another alsa specific channel?
[16:36] <sky_net> !kali
[16:36] <xxavi> hi
[16:37] <xxavi> any package like this one: https://agoravoting.com/ ?
[16:37] <PCatinean> anyone with any other idea?
[16:38] <sky_net> join #kali-linux
[16:39] <emilw> Hi, I'm looking for help regarding my ALSA sound card configuration in Ubuntu 14.04.2. In alsamixer in can verify I have 3 cards registered but from my unity desktop I am unable to select the corect output. I read all google searches and tried many different things, talked to people and removed hardware. I am completely stuck.
[16:41] <omgitsmit> sky_net: why are you always here advertising kali?
[16:45] <sky_net> sry bro i didnt add in favorite kali chet
[16:45] <sky_net> i am complite lol
[16:53] <link0802> Hi. I use ubuntu 14.04. I have nvidia 310m and use x.org x server nouveau display drive. When system load I see splash screen,then black screen for 5-10 seconds, and then desktop load. Can I remove black screen and leave only splash screen when system load?
[16:53] <link0802> *driver
[16:53] <cluelessperson> my server has suddenly just stopped responding on port 80
[16:53] <cluelessperson> I have no idea why
[16:53] <blackflow> cluelessperson: ssh to it and see why?
[16:54] <cluelessperson> blackflow, I am, nothing in logs, seems to be fine, restarting now
[16:54] <blackflow> cluelessperson: was the service running?
[16:54] <cluelessperson> blackflow,  yes
[16:54] <blackflow> cluelessperson: which one? apache? nginx?
[16:56] <cluelessperson> blackflow, yes apache
[16:57] <blackflow> cluelessperson: so, apache was running, but wasn't responding and there's nothing in the logs?
[16:57] <cluelessperson> blackflow, it seems so, pages just will not load
[16:59] <cluelessperson> blackflow,   I was being a retard... nevermind.
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> i just setup a server with 14.04
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> with 2 HDDs in SW RAID
[16:59] <cluelessperson> blackflow  Ther server is 10* local private network, I was proxying my browser through my home connection to bypass firewall.
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> 1000MB RAID for /boot, 1TB RAID for / and 16GB SWAP on each hdd
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> install went through fine
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> but it does not boot
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> i only get a blinking cursor
[16:59] <bekks> WilliamDotSI: Which RAID levels did you use?
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> no grub prompt
[16:59] <WilliamDotSI> RAID1 bekks
[17:00] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, I HATE that.  I was getting that.
[17:00] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, let me guess, you did a USB install?
[17:00] <WilliamDotSI> yes
[17:00] <bekks> WilliamDotSI: Where did you install grub to?
[17:00] <WilliamDotSI> but grub was correctly installed on /dev/sde and /dev/sdf
[17:00] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, I was able to get it up and running by rescue booting a live cd and reinstalling GRUB, but the moment ubuntu updated grub, it reverted its configuration and failed to boot again
[17:00] <WilliamDotSI> the installer automatically installed on this 2
[17:00] <bekks> WilliamDotSI: And what are sda, sdb, sdc, sdd?
[17:01] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, I had to install via a freaking CD for it to work
[17:01] <WilliamDotSI> empty HDDs
[17:01] <WilliamDotSI> with no partition table
[17:01] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, I think there's an issue with grub being install from a USB flash drive for live cd
[17:01] <bekks> WilliamDotSI: So your system is trying to boot from sda.
[17:01] <cluelessperson> bekks, ^
[17:01] <WilliamDotSI> bekks, no it is not
[17:01] <WilliamDotSI> i already tried to override this via bios
[17:01] <WilliamDotSI> i can select one of the other HDDs there and get a failure when booting
[17:02] <bekks> WilliamDotSI: Which failure?
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> no bootloader found
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> if i select one of the 1TB RAID members
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> it shows me only this blinking prompt
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> so there is something on them
[17:02] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, Also, when this occurred to me, my HDD had superblock read failures shortly after.
[17:02] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, HDD died.
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> hm i doult not doubt that the HDD might be broken
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> gnah all this is too much work
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> i just use an SSD i have here
[17:02] <WilliamDotSI> and run no RAID
[17:03] <cluelessperson> WilliamDotSI, I suggest a smart test, but seriously, I had to install by CD to get the GRUB thing to work properly.
[17:03] <cluelessperson> I know it's stupid, and you might be able to reconfiure grub properly without the CD, but I didn't want to have to, so I just reinstalled via cd, works fine
[17:05] <link0802> Hi. I use ubuntu 14.04. I have nvidia 310m and use x.org x server nouveau display driver. When system load I see splash screen,then black screen for 5-10 seconds, and then desktop load. Can I remove black screen and leave only splash screen when system load?
[17:06] <cluelessperson> link0802, it's probably the card initializing, so probably not.
[17:06] <cluelessperson> link0802, I believe by default it starts on the integrated graphics, loads drivers for GPU, then switches over.
[17:08] <link0802> cluelessperson: oh..understand..Thank you :)
[17:08] <Chunk2> is there a way to install an apache mod without automatically enabling it in apt-get?
[17:10] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, just install and remove from  /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/   ?
[17:11] <Chunk2> cluelessperson: That's not acceptable.  I am preparing for a config change on a live server.  If apt-get enables the mod and restarts apache like normal, it'll take the site down.  I need to deploy a configuration change in a controlled way.
[17:15] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, multiple modules?  or one? if so, which?
[17:18] <WilliamDotSI> gnah
[17:18] <WilliamDotSI> now i installed on the SSD
[17:18] <WilliamDotSI> same problem
[17:19] <Chunk2> cluelessperson: I'm switching from mod_php to php5-fpm.  I need to get mod_fcgid installed, but on my test server I can't figure out how to make it happen without triggering an apache restart.  The server takes a good minute to be totally operational after a restart.
[17:20] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, my guess is that when you do  sudo apt-get install *something*     that it downloads an install script for that something, and runs that to get everything it needs
[17:20] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, I would assume you could download the install script, modify it yourself to NOT enable it, and NOT restart apache
[17:20] <Chunk2> I see, so it isn't something built into apt-get
[17:20] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, I don't think
[17:20] <cluelessperson> so
[17:20] <somsip> Chunk2: bring up a second server, bring it up to date, swap DNS entries to point to new server, disable old server.
[17:21] <blackflow> does anyone have any idea how to install roundcube on a server with nginx and php5-fpm?  it pulls in apache and of course that breaks.
[17:21] <Chunk2> somsip: I'd do it that exact way, except maybe I'd even do a reverse proxy
[17:21] <Chunk2> As well
[17:22] <Chunk2> But I'm being asked to do a lot with a little, and under constraints that border on superstitious
[17:22] <valleydaddy78> HOW DO I FIX THIS USB                         Unable to detect file system! Possible reasons are:
[17:22] <valleydaddy78> - The file system is damaged
[17:22] <valleydaddy78> - The file system is unknown to GParted
[17:22] <valleydaddy78> - There is no file system available (unformatted)
[17:22] <valleydaddy78> - The device entry /dev/sdb1 is missing
[17:22] <valleydaddy78> Unable to open /dev/sdb read-write (Read-only file system).  /dev/sdb has been opened read-only.
[17:22] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/i386/php5-fpm/download
[17:22] <Chunk2> thank you
[17:22] <cluelessperson> Chunk2, somewhere around there, I believe you can get the script  alter it, run it custom
[17:23] <emilw> remember that guy who had audio problems with ALSA?
[17:23]  * emilw <- that guy
[17:23] <emilw> well he had the wrong cable plugged in for 5 hours while troubleshooting the issue.
[17:23] <emilw> so, problem solved :/
[17:24] <Pici> emilw: yay
[17:24] <cluelessperson> emilw, I just freaked out because I could access my 10.* work application server from chrome
[17:24] <cluelessperson> while using my home proxy to get youtube. ;)
[17:24] <Chunk2> you know it might be easier to just get everything in place manually, then let the install script do the restart for me :)
[17:27] <JFlash> hi. why I'm getting "You dont have access to this file" error when using sudo
[17:28] <JFlash> and the file has been chmoded to root:root?
[17:28] <JFlash> I mean , has been chowned
[17:28] <llutz> JFlash: how do you use sudo?
[17:29] <JFlash> sudo yo meanjs
[17:29] <JFlash> something like that
[17:31] <zertyuio> hi there
[17:31] <cluelessperson> can I get opinions/criticisms on this script?
[17:31] <cluelessperson> https://github.com/cluelessperson/Linux-MySQL-Backup-FTP/commit/e04488c2dccfdb5f21eb7a00e5e92b54b7dd7171
[17:35] <zertyuio> i got a basic question, when i do ls -rtl on my see lots of files and folders, each files and folders taking size, i m expecting a command to show on final the size after adding the file and folder size
[17:35] <balareth> @sexo
[17:35] <llutz> zertyuio: du -sxh path/
[17:44] <zertyuio> yes i kow that du can do that
[17:44] <zertyuio> but i would like to this way
[17:45] <zertyuio> add the sum of everything which is present on a folder
[17:46] <llutz> zertyuio: pipe ls output into awk, summarize size-column, print totals...
[17:47] <k1l> i dont think ls can do that. without you doing more magic. what about ncdu or such?
[17:49] <zertyuio> unfortunately not working : ls -rtl | awk summarize size-column, print totals
[17:49] <llutz> omg
[17:51] <llutz> zertyuio: ls -lrt path/ | awk '{ print; sum += $5 }; END { print "size: ",sum }'
[17:55] <sbl> Hello. How Can I install php5-memcached in version 2.1.0 in Ubuntu 14.04 (PHP 5.5.22)
[17:55] <ubuntu> hai
[17:56] <l9> my sound is broken, what needs a reset?
[17:56] <sbl> php5-memcached 2.1.0 is depends to 5.5.9 :< but php5-memcached 2.2.0 has bugs
[17:58] <p01s0n> on my 14.04 server arch shows it as i686 how can i know if its 32 bit or 64 bit
[17:59] <llutz> p01s0n: uname -m
[18:00] <p01s0n> it also shows i686
[18:00] <llutz> p01s0n: to check cpu: grep -o ' lm ' /proc/cpuinfo
[18:00] <jhutchins> p01s0n: You have a 32b kernel.
[18:00] <llutz> p01s0n: i686 is 32bit
[18:01] <jhutchins> p01s0n: cat /proc/cpuinfo will tell you about the actual hardware.
[18:02] <p01s0n> i have a 64 bit hardware,but i think its 32 bit OS
[18:02] <jhutchins> p01s0n: You are correct.
[18:05] <PCatinean> I have a python framework with a web frontend and when I use top I briefly see python having 99.9% of proccessor power, is that normal?
[18:11] <TimeVirus> not really impressed with this Lubuntu DE - Miss Xfce
[18:11] <TimeVirus> should have gotten Xubuntu
[18:11] <TimeVirus> i no
[18:13] <k1l> TimeVirus: install xfce4 package or xubuntu-desktop package
[18:15] <TimeVirus> I did that on Mint with Mate and Xfce and a lot of Xfce parts showed up when I'd boot into Mate DE - is that not going to happen if I have the two options with Lubuntu?
[18:15] <TimeVirus> kil^
[18:16] <TimeVirus> hard to predict?
[18:21] <TimeVirus> k1l^^
[18:23] <k1l> what?
[18:23]  * tommylommykins waves... Running sudo apt-get dist-upgrade on my machine has just cause a lot of my SSL certificates to be replaced... Is this expected? Why are they being replaced?
[18:23] <k1l> you can select on the login screen if you want lxde or xfce
[18:23] <TimeVirus> yes
[18:24] <TimeVirus> meh
[18:24] <TimeVirus> I'll give it a try
[18:24] <EriC^^> TimeVirus, some parts might show up, namely the notify-send and other stuff
[18:24] <TimeVirus> ok
[18:24] <EriC^^> TimeVirus, if you purge most of the lubuntu specific stuff you should be ok
[18:25] <TimeVirus> rgr tht thanks eirc
[18:25] <EriC^^> np
[18:35] <ponyofdeath> hi, how do i remove all gcc packages from a system?
[18:35] <fossterer> Hi! I am running Lubuntu 12.04 with 3.2.0-23-generic kernel. Can I install 2.6.33 kernel on it?
[18:36] <daftykins> fossterer: why?
[18:37] <fossterer> Because, I have some patches to be applied that require 2.6 kernel
[18:40] <iuza89> fossterer, maybe there  is  a less traumatic method
[18:40] <daftykins> fossterer: patches for what?
[18:40] <Seveas> ponyofdeath: /win 270
[18:40] <Seveas> err oops
[18:40] <daftykins> fossterer: as iuza89 suggests - perhaps if you gave us the full story we might be able to advise better :)
[18:40] <Seveas> ponyofdeath: echo sudo apt-get remove $(dpkg -l 'gcc*' | awk /ii/'{print $2}')
[18:41] <Seveas> ponyofdeath: if that does the right thing, remove the 'echo' :)
[18:41] <fossterer> I need to enable 802.11p mode communication.. I have readymade patches that are built on 2.6.33-6 kernel
[18:42] <daftykins> ah i see, gonna be car hacking huh?
[18:42] <daftykins> you'd be better off running a supported debian using that kernel i would say.
[18:42] <Seveas> fossterer: that's going to be ... tricky to say the least.
[18:42] <ponyofdeath> Seveas: haha wow wants to remove 561 packages
[18:42] <ponyofdeath> lol
[18:43] <Seveas> ponyofdeath: hmm, that's... odd. Can you pastebin?
[18:44] <fossterer> daftykins: Why Debian?
[18:44] <daftykins> because that kernel version is stock in their stable release
[18:44] <daftykins> or, a very close one at least
[18:44] <ponyofdeath> Seveas: https://bpaste.net/show/f7e86e1a7350
[18:45] <daftykins> fossterer: messing with lubuntu to go back to a kernel that isn't supported - you won't get much help in here.
[18:45] <fossterer> daftykins: "that kernel version"?? Are you referring to any specific Debian release?
[18:45] <daftykins> *sigh*
[18:45] <daftykins> go chat to #debian
[18:45] <Seveas> ponyofdeath: I mean the echo version
[18:46] <ponyofdeath> sudo apt-get remove gcc-4.6-base:amd64 gcc-4.8-base:amd64 gcc-4.9-base:amd64
[18:48] <mysupper_> hello
[18:48] <v_Sully> Afternoon all.
[18:48] <mysupper_> I'm trying to install vsftpd. but I can't find vsftpd.conf in /etc.