[13:53] <systom404>  running ubuntu 14.04 in vmware player everything looks slightly blurry this is a brand new install anyone hazard a guess as to why this is
[13:54] <Whitor> BluesKaj, how do I do this from a cli?   ki: thanks a lot! I will try that immediately.
[13:55] <Whitor> k1l rather... sorry
[13:55] <geirha> EXetoC: Sounds like you have a 64 bit install of ubuntu, but this program is 32 bit, so it's failing to find the 32 bit linker
[13:55] <BluesKaj> Whitor, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade in the cli
[13:55] <k1l> no problem
[13:55] <Whitor> BluesKaj, and thank you too! I will do that first.
[13:55] <EXetoC> geirha: it should indeed work, and I do have the 32-bit version of that lib installed
[13:56] <geirha> EXetoC: via apt?
[13:56] <hadrian_> YES SCOTLAND
[13:57] <EXetoC> geirha: yes, libc6-i386. /lib/ld-linux.so.2 is a symlink to /lib/i386...
[13:57] <k1l> hadrian_: no need for that in this technical ubuntu support channel. we welcome scotish and englishmen :)
[13:57] <leeyaa> hello
[13:57] <leeyaa> is it possible to upgrade from edgy to precise ?
[13:57] <EXetoC> maybe it's just pervasive SQL being weird
[13:58] <geirha> EXetoC: Hm. Not sure then. Maybe running it with strace will reveal more
[13:58] <BluesKaj> hadrian_, are you going to rebuild your wall ? :)
[13:58] <geirha> leeyaa: Yes.
[13:58] <k1l> leeyaa: to be honest: mak a fresh install
[13:59] <leeyaa> k1l: i am testing something i need to try upgrading first
[13:59] <leeyaa> geirha: how ? i tried following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades/Edgy
[13:59] <k1l> 6.10 is long way overdue and it will be way faster and with less issues if you go for a reinstall. _but_ if you really want to go the upgrade way you need to use the old-releases sources
[13:59] <geirha> leeyaa: You have to upgrade Edgy -> Feisty -> Gutsy -> Hardy LTS -> Lucid LTS -> Precise LTS
[14:00] <interweb> How do I can install latest version of KDE on ubuntu 14.04 ?
[14:00] <cfhowlett> leeyaa,   you have a very old computer, I'm guessing.  torrent 14.04.1 lubuntu or xubuntu and install.
[14:00] <leeyaa> cfhowlett: please dont suggest something i am not asking for
[14:00] <leeyaa> geirha: in that order ?
[14:01] <geirha> leeyaa: yes
[14:01] <geirha> Once I installed Ubuntu 4.10 in a VM for fun, and started upgrading through every release... I got bored when I reached hardy though. Takes a LOT of time.
[14:01] <EXetoC> geirha: I just went crazy with the package manager, and now it works
[14:02] <EXetoC> finally!
[14:02] <leeyaa> geirha: well
[14:03] <leeyaa> i cant get past this https://bpaste.net/show/2d0ea54b5948
[14:03] <geirha> EXetoC: Ah, maybe ld.so.cache was outdated
[14:03] <k1l> !eolupgrade | leeyaa
[14:03] <interweb> Hi , How can I install latest kde on ubuntu 14.04 ?
[14:03] <geirha> leeyaa: Hm. What did you run exactly?
[14:04] <leeyaa> geirha: just do-release-upgrade
[14:04] <leeyaa> but i can see it tries to use UpgradeTool: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-proposed/main/dist-upgrader-all/current/feisty.tar.gz
[14:04] <leeyaa> which doesnt exist
[14:04] <geirha> leeyaa: ok, and you did the preceeding steps first, right?
[14:04] <gogh> interweb: # apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[14:04] <interweb> gogh, Is it kde 5 ?
[14:04] <leeyaa> geirha: i have sources as in the guide
[14:04] <gogh> interweb: Check packages.ubuntu.com
[14:05] <leeyaa> i think ;p
[14:05] <Xerxes89> does anyone speak german?
[14:05] <DJones> Xerxes89: #ubuntu-de is probably the best place to use for support in German
[14:05] <Xerxes89> thx
[14:06] <gogh> interweb: Looks like it might still be 4
[14:06] <interweb> gogh, Is kde ppa backports portable ?
[14:06] <geirha> leeyaa: So maybe at some point it (eol edgy upgrade to eol feisty) has been broken, then. I doubt it has been used much lately
[14:06] <hadrian_> nice joke
[14:07] <leeyaa> geirha: ill try change the urls at /var/lib/update-manager/meta-release-lts
[14:07] <BluesKaj> hadrian_, I thought it was appropriate
[14:08] <gogh> interweb: Actually when I look at the package list kubuntu-desktop would pull it, it has libkdecore5
[14:08] <gogh> pull in*
[14:09] <leeyaa> geirha: yeah replacing archive with old worked
[14:09] <BluesKaj> leeyaa, i had a 2006 vintage pc that ran kubuntu 12.04 quite well , but i upgraded the RAM to 2G which helped a lot
[14:09] <leeyaa> BluesKaj: im upgrading servers
[14:10] <leeyaa> well sandboxes
[14:10] <EXetoC> geirha: yeah maybe
[14:13] <leeyaa> i have an app running on ubuntu 6 servers. i cant figure out how to install that app on a 14.04 server (huge project with lots of perl crap) so i am going to try upgrade one of the sandboxes for fun to check if it will work
[14:13] <leeyaa> at least ill be able to compare it if it works
[14:14]  * k1l crosses fingers for leeyaa
[14:14] <fancyfetus> is there any way for me to use gnome as a desktop environment?
[14:14] <Whitor> k1l, you get the gold star. What you suggested looks like it took care of the issue, I can now login to the system under my normal account.  Things went flaky when the battery dies while the system was in a sleep state. There are still some issues... The Nvidia optimus no longer works... the system hangs at the  UBUNTU.....  purple start up screen. Any ideas on this? anyone?
[14:14] <fancyfetus> or do I have to install ubuntu gnome?
[14:15] <cfhowlett> fancyfetus, you can add gnome to ubuntu but it's almost certainly better integrated in ubuntu-gnome
[14:15] <k1l> fancyfetus: you mean gnome-shell (aka gnome3)?
[14:15] <fancyfetus> k1l, yeah
[14:15] <headcold> Can I get some help solving a problem with my screen freezing?  It randomly freezes everynow and then, sound works and background processes keep working but the screen just doesn't update.  I can refresh the screen by doing cntrl+alt+f1,cntrl+alt+f7, it seems to track that the mouse moves whilst the screen is frozen
[14:16] <fancyfetus> cfhowlett, I'm tying to "taste" test different desktop environments right now
[14:16] <k1l> fancyfetus: you can install "gnome-shell" on a regular ubuntu. but on a gnome-ubuntu the gnome-shell is more vanilla
[14:16] <leeyaa> fancyfetus: try e17
[14:16] <fancyfetus> maybe if I really like gnome, I'll switch to ubuntu gnome
[14:16] <fancyfetus> leeyaa, e17?
[14:16] <AlonzoTG> I sometimes get that issue when my video card is having problems,
[14:16] <gogh> headcold: What graphics card and desktop environment?
[14:16] <AlonzoTG> in my case, there was a faulty connection on the PCI-e slot.
[14:16] <cfhowlett> fancyfetus, understood. fun, too.  but you might wish to consider doing so in a virtualbox to absolutely protect your main system.
[14:16] <k1l> fancyfetus: if you want something like the "old gnome2" look see xubuntu or even lubuntu desktops
[14:17] <fancyfetus> k1l, going for gnome 3 for sure. That thing is very sexy :)
[14:17] <cfhowlett> fancyfetus, or download ubuntu-gnome, make a usb and run it that way for a test
[14:17] <leeyaa> fancyfetus: yes
[14:17] <leeyaa> i used it in the past, very pretty and lightweight
[14:17] <fancyfetus> cfhowlett, good advice, thank you :)
[14:17] <cfhowlett> fancyfetus, happy2help
[14:18] <leeyaa> fancyfetus: https://www.enlightenment.org/
[14:19] <leeyaa> it was still beta back then rofl
[14:19] <leeyaa> i should have a look at it again
[14:19] <headcold> gogh: Nvidia GTX 850M, I'm currently running ubuntu with xfce but i get it with lfce and unity
[14:20] <fancyfetus> I'll add that to the taste test
[14:21] <fancyfetus> this is a new installation of ubuntu
[14:21] <fancyfetus> so I'm not worried about messing anything up
[14:21] <fancyfetus> I'm trying to migrate over to linux for dev purposes
[14:21] <gogh> headcold: Maybe it's a problem with the version of the driver you have installed. If you're using the proprietary nvidia driver, you can try a different version or try nouveau. If you're using nouveau, you can try installing the proprietary nvidia driver
[14:21] <fancyfetus> I tihnk the only thing stopping me is that I like Microsoft Word infinitely better than i like Libre or Open office...
[14:22] <leeyaa> fancyfetus: you can always use a VM for ms word or even wine
[14:22] <leeyaa> i used to keep a windows VM at virtualbox
[14:22] <gogh> fancyfetus: You can install windows in a vm..
[14:22] <leeyaa> but now i just switched to Mac OS
[14:22] <fancyfetus> I heard that word on wine sucks
[14:22] <fancyfetus> I'm willing to try vm, though
[14:23] <leeyaa> fancyfetus: word in general sucks, just use google docs and other cloud platforms
[14:23] <leeyaa> microsoft are terrible anyway
[14:23] <gogh> yes that's better
[14:23] <gogh> fancyfetus: abiword isn't too terrible these days either it seems
[14:23] <fancyfetus> I haven't seen anything else that can match Word's feature set.
[14:24] <fancyfetus> For equation writing outside of latex.
[14:24] <gogh> fancyfetus: well if you want the complete set, just use a vm
[14:24] <leeyaa> fancyfetus: google docs can do pretty much anything word can
[14:24] <fancyfetus> I think that's what I'll do
[14:24] <leeyaa> and even more
[14:24] <MontgomeryBurns> to save battery power on my laptop, if often swtitch to tty's and not login via the gui (but it is there by default and i obviusly i can switch there by pressing ctrl-alt-F7 - does this cost me any extra batter power? --- or should i have X not start at all by default?
[14:24] <fancyfetus> brb
[14:24] <rypervenche> What's wrong with libreoffice?
[14:24] <leeyaa> how the hell to speed up that update process
[14:25] <leeyaa> give more juice to the vm ?
[14:25] <MontgomeryBurns> i mean does it cost more battery power by being in a tty but having a gui x session running on F7 - you get what i mean?
[14:25] <k1l> MontgomeryBurns: you can make the bootoption "text" to boot direct into a tty and not to the loginmanager
[14:26] <MontgomeryBurns> k1l: how do i do that? and also, how do i start the login manager? startx?
[14:26] <k1l> MontgomeryBurns: but then most gui services like wifi etc will not be started iirc. you need to test for yourself if that is ok for you
[14:26] <k1l> !text | MontgomeryBurns
[14:26] <MontgomeryBurns> thanks
[14:26] <gogh> MontgomeryBurns: It's running a minimal version of X that isn't too resource intensive but you can stop (and later restart) the dm service to avoid the dm consuming resources. For instance if it's lightdm, service lightdm stop
[14:26] <k1l> MontgomeryBurns: no: sudo lightdm start
[14:26] <MontgomeryBurns> k1l: thanks
[14:26] <k1l> MontgomeryBurns: dont use startx on ubuntu, start the loginscreen
[14:27] <DaHoC> Hi, I want to install Ubuntu on my new SSD and have read that it is better to put /home, /var, /tmp to the HDD because of write operations. I do not want to fragment it with partitions however, do symlinks or soft links provide the same functionality, has someone tried out yet? Or is that a bad idea because it will still access the SDD??
[14:27] <sivarjun> hey guys does anyone know how to create virtual router in ubunut
[14:27] <MontgomeryBurns> duly noted
[14:27] <gogh> k1l: You mean service lightdm start?
[14:27] <k1l> gogh: should work without the "service"
[14:27] <headcold> gogh: I have the proprietary installed atm, something I notice in /var/log/syslog whenever it freezes it shows this message http://pastebin.com/pKfZFHLN
[14:28] <gogh> MontgomeryBurns: But yes, you can add text to the /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="... text" and update-grub to use not load X I believe
[14:28] <leeyaa> geirha: will it speed up the process if i add more cores to that vm ?
[14:28] <leeyaa> for upgrades*
[14:28] <MontgomeryBurns> but will having X running idle cost me battery power when i'm working in a tty?
[14:29] <geirha> leeyaa: Maybe, though I suspect most of the time is spent waiting on io
[14:29] <gogh> headcold: Do you have any PPA's installed? Have you tried a different version of their driver? Have you tried nouveau? When did this problem start? Has it ever worked correctly?
[14:30] <sivarjun> how to create virtual router in ubuntu
[14:30] <gogh> MontgomeryBurns: I doubt the desktop login manager uses many resources alone though it must use some, at least
[14:30] <gogh> sivarjun: very carefully
[14:30] <gogh> sivarjun: What are you trying to do exactly?
[14:31] <sivarjun> want to connect my phone to wifi using my laptop
[14:31] <sivarjun> as a router
[14:31] <gogh> sivarjun: and the laptop connects to the internet via ethernet?
[14:31] <MontgomeryBurns> how can i see how much battery power i have left from the a terminal?
[14:31] <sivarjun> actually laptop is connected to wifi as well
[14:32] <headcold> gogh: I have a couple PPA's installed but I don't think any of them effect the xserver, it did start after I installed the proprietary drivers, which I did because I had read (no idea where now) that the proprietary would get better performance the default drivers
[14:32] <sivarjun> prob is wifi service i need tologn and can only use account on one devce
[14:32] <gogh> sivarjun: Then you'll probably need another wifi card
[14:32] <sivarjun> im able to do in windows using mhotspot
[14:32] <elwaldos> MontgomeryBurns, acpi
[14:32] <sivarjun> without another wifi card
[14:33] <gogh> headcold: Maybe you can try some GL test and then remove the drivers and test the same GL routines with nouveau
[14:33] <gogh> headcold: If you don't care about 3D stuff, you probably definitely want to use nouveau
[14:34] <leeyaa> ha, first step done ;op
[14:34] <leeyaa> Description:	Ubuntu 7.04
[14:34] <leeyaa> that will be fun
[14:34] <ObrienDave> 7.04? oh my
[14:35] <headcold> goph: Righto I'll revert to nouveau and see how I go, if it fixes the problem and but i'm not happy with it's performance I'll investigate other options
[14:35] <leeyaa> ObrienDave: it was 6.10 ;p
[14:35] <headcold> gogh: Thanks for your help
[14:35] <gogh> sivarjun: Well you can try the wifi nm-applet>Create New Wifi Network and then in nm-applet>Edit (network preferences), select wifi connection and select 'shared with other computers'
[14:35] <ObrienDave> leeyaa,  HARUMPH 'P
[14:35] <sivarjun> ill try
[14:35] <gogh> sivarjun: If it does work, the broadcast channel should be on the same channel as the AP it's connected to
[14:36] <gogh> sivarjun: The other way is manually setting up dhcp server and using something like hostapd
[14:36] <gogh> sivarjun: and probably masquerading too
[14:36] <MontgomeryBurns> elwaldos: thanks
[14:37] <gogh> headcold: np, let me know what happens!
[14:38] <smart_developer> What are some suggestions for tweaking the MSR register for performance optimization?
[14:38] <sivarjun> doesnt work
[14:38] <sivarjun> i need to use laptop as ahotspot when it already connected to existing wifi
[14:38] <gogh> sivarjun: If it works in windows, it can work in linux if everything is configured correctly
[14:39] <gogh> sivarjun: If the automated gui de methods don't work then you might have to do some reading
[14:41] <sivarjun> mm
[14:43] <smart_developer> or in general, what are some kernel tweaking options?
[14:43] <smart_developer> for performance optimization.
[14:44] <smart_developer> general methods for various applications.
[14:51] <matty1234> Hello! :)
[14:52] <matty1234> Can anyone please tell me how I can force install an older version of a package via aptitude?  I am trying to instal openjdk-6-jdk, but that is not available in aptitude as only the version 7 is available.
[14:53] <popey> matty1234: what version of ubuntu?
[14:53] <matty1234> 14 LTS
[14:54] <popey> openjdk-6-jdk is available from the archive.
[14:54] <popey> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=openjdk-6-jdk
[14:54] <popey> (out of interest why do you want 6 and not 7?)
[14:55] <matty1234> Some crazy project.  We need to test an application using 5, 6, and 7.  Hence I need to deploy 3 linodes each with those versions respectively.
[14:55] <matty1234> Could you please tell me how I may install these versions from the archive?  I've never ran across a task like this before and hence kind of in the dark.  Google hasn't been much help either.
[14:55] <popey> ahhh
[14:56] <popey> matty1234: does "apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk" not work?
[14:56] <rberg_> ouch just got bitten by this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/upstart/+bug/812870  any way to get that fix in 12.04?
[14:56] <matty1234> well 6 works.  5 doesn't
[14:57] <matty1234> I also need 5.
[14:57] <popey> matty1234: i dont think there ever was an openjdk-5
[14:59] <darkxploit> hello guys
[14:59] <darkxploit> ubuntu global jam had happened in Mauritius some days back. It was  big sucess here
[15:00] <matty1234> seriously?  So the client was just being crazy?
[15:00] <darkxploit> follow the newsletter at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue383
[15:03] <matty1234> popey would you have any idea what the client was referring to when he said openjdk-5-jdk?  He claims that this is the current one installed in the old system
[15:04] <popey> matty1234: could be the old oracle java http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-javase5-419410.html
[15:06] <matty1234> Would you know the package name for this?
[15:06] <matty1234> Is it isntallable in Ubuntu?
[15:07] <artist> what is this channel for ?
[15:08] <matty1234> *installable
[15:09] <Wiz_KeeD> a system user is executing a pythons script of mine trying to create a .csv file and it fails for some reason
[15:10] <Wiz_KeeD> that same user if I run it with -s /bin/bash and I just execute it it works well with no issues
[15:10] <Wiz_KeeD> anyone know why?
[15:11] <vfw> I've dissabled printing with iptables rule and have a script in my path to wipe the rulse and enable printing again. The disable commands are in rc.local and the enable is ~/bin/printing  Question is:  How can I set up and easy way to toggle on and off printing? (other than bringing up terminal to type commands.) (Something simple and easy that I can tell to simi-tech-savy-people of my choosing.)
[15:12] <vfw> Any ideas?
[15:12] <xcasex> the grey men from roswell did it
[15:14] <vfw> maybe just a launcher on the desktop?
[15:14] <achintya> hey guys can anyone tell me how to get c++ for ubuntu
[15:15] <Night_Fury> my vote is for the roswell comment
[15:15] <xcasex> achintya: in the terminal, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[15:15] <achintya> and how do i run and compile programs?
[15:15] <xcasex> vfw: since you're using ubuntu check out ufw.
[15:17] <xcasex> achintya:for that you'll need to check out the documentation on ubuntu.com or wait for someone with the time and patience, and knowhow, to help out :)
[15:18] <achintya> cool thanks!
[15:18] <xcasex> achintya: happy to help.
[15:18] <Night_Fury> ive found a lot of good stuff up on youtube
[15:18] <Night_Fury> people doing stuff with ubuntu,...installs and usage,...check there
[15:18] <achintya> cool thanks!
[15:19] <Night_Fury> if im looking for tutorals,..thas myu first source
[15:19] <Night_Fury> patence young padawan,...patence
[15:20] <matty_r> How do I disable my onboard wifi adapter?
[15:22] <nomic> sometimes there is a switch on the side of a laptop
[15:23] <matty_r> In ubuntu
[15:25] <LoRez> where does one get access to precise's universe repo?
[15:26] <rww> LoRez: are you looking for a sources.list entry, or the actual URL for, like, a web browser or something
[15:26] <Night_Fury> man this is disturbing,......
[15:26] <Night_Fury> about all the other networks are not up and running
[15:26] <Night_Fury> galaxynet
[15:26] <LoRez> rww: well, it appears as though it's dissappeared off of archive.ubuntu.com as of about Sunday
[15:26] <Night_Fury> EFNET,....
[15:27] <vfw> xcasex: Ok, thanks.  (Just thought someone else here might have done this in some similar way, or there might be some sort of app to toggle on/off printing.  I'll look into doing it with ufw.  (Just wanting something easy I could instruct others with.)
[15:27]  * rww takes a look
[15:28] <LoRez> rww: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/universe/binary-i386/Packages has anyway.  I guess apt isn't looking for .gz or .bz2 for some reason?
[15:28] <vfw> I want something fairly user friendly, just not totally obvious.
[15:30] <rww> LoRez: https://web.archive.org/web/20130317115517/http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/universe/binary-i386 , so I don't think it's ever been there :\
[15:30] <Hawkerz> so, I am running 14.04 + Unity + byobu.  Recently, I've discovered that byobu is no longer recognized by the WM as an independent thing that should have its own group (preferably under its own launcher); now anytime I use the byobu launcher it kicks over into a gnome-terminal group. It's super irritating, so any thoughts would be greatly appreciated
[15:30] <vfw> Thanks again... gotta run...
[15:30] <LoRez> rww: weird.  I wonder why all 200+ machines started complaining the other day.
[15:30] <SonikkuAmerica> LoRez: [ deb http://XX.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu precise universe ] should be uncommented in or added to /etc/apt/sources.list , but maybe not by default
[15:30] <YokoBR> Hi guys, i need to recover a file after formatting my HDD
[15:31] <SonikkuAmerica> LoRez: (Where XX is your country mirror)
[15:31] <eeee> YokoBR: sudo apt-get install testdisk
[15:31] <rww> LoRez: and the repository's working on my test machine, so that's odd :\
[15:31] <LoRez> SonikkuAmerica: thanks for the attempt at assistance, but that doesn't actually address the issue at all
[15:31] <YokoBR> damn, i thought that skype stored the history online
[15:31] <rww> LoRez: which error message is it giving? just a 404?
[15:32] <SonikkuAmerica> LoRez: (And hopefully your 64-bit machines read amd64, not i386)
[15:32] <LoRez> rww: 503 actually.  I'm wondering if there's a proxy doing weird things in between.
[15:32] <LoRez> rww: I guess apt gives up if it gets a 5xx error instead of looking for the compressed ones
[15:33] <rww> LoRez: I'd try a different mirror on one of the machines and see if that helps. If not, I'd guess it's a proxy indeed.
[15:35] <narbeh> Hi, I have Ubuntu VPS, everytime I enter my IP address, it shows my website. I don't want it to show my files. What should I do?
[15:36] <Whitor> stop apache ?
[15:36] <Ampelbein> narbeh: Disable the webserver you are running.
[15:36] <narbeh> Ampelbein: Thank you. But I only want my domain to show the files.
[15:36] <zeon98> hi all. i have an issue where i can acsess a webpage via <IP_ADDRESS>:port but not when i use the ip of the machine. Any ideas ive had this in the past also. thank you
[15:37] <para000> hy guys
[15:37] <xcasex> hay yuo
[15:37] <Ampelbein> narbeh: What webserver are you using?
[15:38] <narbeh> Ampelbein: I use Apache2. I configured Virtual host as my domain name.
[15:38] <narbeh> I want to block access to IP to show the files
[15:39] <narbeh> Ampelbein: should I change the <VirtualHost *:80> to my domain name?
[15:40] <para000> very noob on linux, but i wanna setup a webserver on a VPS... trying for 2 days... and got to a point where a php code is working on my WAMP localhost and not working on my VPS... can anyone please help me dunno where else to go
[15:41] <Ampelbein> narbeh: I don't know enough about apache, I'm using nginx. Let me look up the docs.
[15:42] <narbeh> para000: you should install apache
[15:42] <narbeh> para000: and then PHP5 package
[15:42] <narbeh> para000: it will run php files
[15:42] <para000> narbeh: that what i did
[15:42] <para000> can i give a example?
[15:42] <para000> 1 sec
[15:42] <narbeh> para000: ok
[15:43] <Ampelbein> narbeh: It looks like you could achieve that by adding a new virtualhost, with <VirtualHost IPADDRESS:80> and configure it's document root to a suitable (empty) directory.
[15:43] <para000> narbeh: so i have this simple php code http://apaste.info/2oR that is working on my WAMP localhost but not on my VPS server
[15:44] <narbeh> Ampelbein: Good idea. let me try it
[15:44] <para000> that has PHP5 and apache2
[15:45] <narbeh> para000: I don't know PHP coding, but if you have installed apache and php5, it should work.
[15:45] <para000> that the thing not all code working on the VPS ... but some PHP is working ... so i think i install miss something on the VPS instalation
[15:46] <narbeh> you use ubuntu server ? para000
[15:46] <para000> do you have a link with a guide how to fully install webserver
[15:46] <para000> yes
[15:47] <para000> ubuntu 14.04
[15:47] <para000> i tryied wit 12.04
[15:47] <para000> 12.10
[15:48] <Nokiabot> ~help
[15:48] <wheatthin> para000, there's no need for a guide.. Install tasksel and install LAMP
[15:48] <narbeh> Ampelbein: Thank you. It works by creating another virtual host for the specified IP address. Thanks
[15:48] <wheatthin> para000, after installing tasksel       sudo tasksel and pick the LAMP profile
[15:49] <wheatthin> para000, it'll install everything you need to get it running atm
[15:49] <narbeh> para000: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu
[15:50] <pagios> hi any udev expert?
[15:52] <Diplomat> hey guys, is there a way for me to create user without inserting all that user info like fullname etc ? just something like.. adduser test and that's it process completed?
[15:53] <grobe0ba> Diplomat: useradd -m username
[15:53] <xangua> Diplomat: if you want some fresh profile to test, why don't you use the guest session¿
[15:53] <grobe0ba> that will create a new user with a home directory
[15:55] <Diplomat> grobe0ba: yes, but I'm trying to create this user via my program.. and it starts asking those Full Name etc questions.. I'd like to bypass it
[15:56] <grobe0ba> Diplomat: no shit?
[15:56] <grobe0ba> that will do exactly what you want
[15:56] <grobe0ba> why do you think i told you that?
[15:56] <grobe0ba> useradd -m newusername
[15:56] <Diplomat> yup, my bad, didn't test it
[15:56] <Diplomat> thank you
[15:56] <grobe0ba> that will add a user with the username 'newusername' and do nothing else
[15:56] <grobe0ba> feck off
[15:57] <boss> boss12345
[15:57] <ad_> hi after installing ubuntu 14.04 64bit in my new pc my mouse scroll is not working properly. when browsing when i sccroll down it works as expected but when i scroll up the browser goes to back page
[15:58] <ad_> can someone help
[15:58] <nusr> jesus i'm reinstallng ubuntu agwin becos  irtual box messed up my partitions. now chat on my fphone
[15:59] <Whitor> how the heck did virtualbox mess up your partitins?
[15:59] <rodney_> sup
[16:00] <Whitor> doesn't it create files that look like drives but don't mess with the partition info on the main drive?
[16:00] <Bobbo> Whitor: You can configure it to use real partitions iirc.
[16:01] <Whitor> Bobbo, ooh, that sounds dangerous. if you don't know what you are doing
[16:01] <sixwheeledbeast> daftykins: It worked fine, I am all up to date BTW. It must have just been the "Update packages while installing" option that was an issue.
[16:01] <nusr> create new. a d for some reason it started booting with that partition..buuuuuttt i did not complete the installation becos cd key which i have vwlid one did not work..terminal and soft ware center disappeared from last working condition and wheb i rebooted it dete ted the virtual as my primary
[16:01]  * sixwheeledbeast just has to get the proprietary wlan card drivers working :)
[16:03] <nusr> hare to type on phone back after install
[16:07] <ad_> can anyone help.. My mouse wheel scroll in ubuntu 14.04 when mouse is scrolled upwards the browser or ubuntu software center etc aplications goes to last visited page
[16:13] <Jesse___> For some weird reason my installation of ubuntu doesnt have the 40_custom file present in the /etc/grub.d/ directory. Can I just copy the contents of the 40_custom file from itnernet and create it new, or does it need execution permissions etc.?
[16:19] <mystogan> what is the command to reset settings in ubuntu 14.04?
[16:20] <quantibility> alright,
[16:20] <quantibility> anyone willing to help me with my problem?
[16:20] <xangua> !ask | quantibility
[16:23] <jnxd> !patience
[16:23] <felon> how do i find the path to my usb san disk
[16:23] <quantibility> i have a problem accessing my encrypted drive. its decrypted but its "invisible" i think becuase the files are set on another "directory" i think, i recently had to re install xubuntu, btw im banned from that room don't ask me to go there. anyhow
[16:24] <quantibility> i installed xubuntu on a 32 gigabyte stick.
[16:24] <quantibility>  i didn't touch my partitioned ssection of my drive with the orginal installation
[16:25] <felon> shouldnt just be dev/sd
[16:25] <quantibility> basiclly i wanna copy my Home directory to my usb stick or my files from USB to HD. im not sure how im going to
[16:25] <DryEagle> hi, can anyone help me with setting up an alias? no matter what i do i can't seem to make it work because it keeps sticking a space on the end
[16:26] <fuorviatos> hello
[16:26] <narbeh> DryEagle: what kind of alias? in shell?
[16:26] <DryEagle> for bash
[16:26] <DryEagle> basically i use livestreamer quite a lot
[16:27] <narbeh> DryEagle: edit .bashrc
[16:27] <DryEagle> and the syntax for it is "livestreamer web.site/stream quality" for example "livestreamer twitch.tv/roomonfire high"
[16:27] <jnxd> felon: off the top of my head, use nautilus start terminal and then pwd, though that requires you to install it
[16:27] <eeee> quantibility: is the drive mounted?
[16:27] <DryEagle> so i want to set up an alias like "alias z='livestreamer twitch.tv/'"
[16:27] <DryEagle> but then if i type z roomonfire high
[16:27] <felon> i got it
[16:27] <DryEagle> it puts a space after the twitch.tv/
[16:27] <fuorviatos> I have ATI/INTEL videocard. Just installed the newest Hardware layer which uninstalled my ati driver. How can I get both outputs to be switching as before (I'm on ubuntu 12.04 LTS) ?
[16:27] <mystogan> eeee,what is the command to reset settings in ubuntu 14.04?
[16:27] <DryEagle> so the command doesn't work
[16:27] <eeee> mystogan: reset settings how?
[16:27] <DryEagle> that's what i need to know, how to do the alias to ignore the space in the middle
[16:28] <DryEagle> hopefully that made sense
[16:28] <narbeh> DryEagle: the correct command is this:  alias z="Long_Command"
[16:28] <narbeh> DryEagle: save, logout and login
[16:28] <narbeh> it should work
[16:29] <DryEagle> bash recognises it immediately when i save
[16:29] <mystogan> eeee,i changed some appearance setting which i dont know how to revert?
[16:29] <DryEagle> but when i type "z roomonfire high" it reads it as "livestreamer twitch.tv/ livestreamer high"
[16:29] <quantibility> eeee: yes its mounted but the whole thing vanishes, dude, i have to get off im headed to a friends but i swear i will be right back on in about 30 mins,  can you help me then, i hafta get going..
[16:29] <DryEagle> er
[16:29] <DryEagle> basically it puts a space in the url
[16:29] <DryEagle> since that's where the alias ends
[16:29] <DryEagle> and i want to know if i can make it remove that space
[16:30] <narbeh> DryEagle: remove the space
[16:30] <DryEagle> but then if i type zroomonfire into bash that's not recognised
[16:30] <DryEagle> so in bash i have to have a space after the z
[16:30] <DryEagle> there isn't one in the alias
[16:30] <DryEagle> but it inserts that space
[16:31] <quantibility> eeee: it vanishes after its decrypted, but the "disks" Application states two other partions that have the infor but i can't figure out how to mounth those
[16:31] <eeee> mystogan: you could delete the config files in your home dir
[16:31] <felon> dmesg think its sdc
[16:31] <quantibility> be back on soon
[16:32] <mystogan> eeee,how do i?
[16:32] <eeee> rm -rf ~/.config
[16:33] <eeee> mystogan: might need to do rm -rf ~/.local , too
[16:33] <eeee> logout and login to test
[16:35] <mystogan> eeee,i have xubuntu-desktop along with ubuntu 14.04..my xubuntu settings have changed..if i apply the above command will it reset my ubuntu settings also?
[16:35] <eeee> i think so
[16:35] <eeee> maybe you could delete rm -rf ~/.xubuntu or something
[16:35] <eeee> ( not sure as i don't have xubuntu )
[16:35] <eeee> try ls -la | grep xubuntu
[16:36] <eeee> ~/.xfce maybe ?
[16:36] <theadmin|ghost> It's ~/.config/xfce4 I think
[16:37] <mystogan> theadmin|ghost,am i supposed to run that command in xubuntu?
[16:38] <eeee> mystogan: try rm -rf ~/.config/xfce4
[16:38] <theadmin|ghost> mystogan: It's a folder, you should remove it. Best to do it from another desktop or a TTY
[16:39] <Whitor> How do I manually start unity?   When I logon, all I get is a mous pointer on a background image... any ideas ?
[16:40] <eeee> Whitor: setsid unity
[16:41] <theadmin> Whitor: If you press Ctrl-Alt-T you should get a terminal, hopefully, then do "dconf reset -f /org/compiz/"
[16:41] <theadmin> Whitor: Should start normally afterwards
[16:41] <eeee> Whitor: try the guest session, if it works you have a config problem
[16:42] <MCLA> hi
[16:42] <Whitor> theadmin, thank you vm. I will try that. Ctrl-Alt-T does not ull up a terminal. Is it ok if I do this in a ctrl-alt-F1 terminal ?
[16:43] <theadmin> Whitor: I'm not so sure.
[16:43] <theadmin> Whitor: dconf may need dbus access and uhh
[16:43] <eeee> i think it'll work..
[16:44] <Whitor> trying now
[16:44] <felon> dd aint working :/
[16:44] <jhutchins> Hm, getting an occasional error: Unable to connect to the host and port specified
[16:45] <jhutchins> on sat sync for rh7.
[16:47] <Whitor> theadmin, eeee, It did not work in a f1 terminal...  And also, the guest session does the same thing... seems to login ok, then presents a blank screen with a background image
[16:47] <Aarkernes> Hey guys, could I ask if anyone recognises this command? 'atigetsysteminfo.sh'
[16:47] <Whitor> Aarkernes, that is a script
[16:47] <eeee> Whitor: how did this happen?
[16:48] <theadmin> Whitor: Was it always like that or did it work before?
[16:48] <Whitor> eeee,  systems got screwed up when it lost all battery while in a sleep state...
[16:48] <LordDeath> in Unity is there a tool to zoom in the entire desktop?
[16:48] <LordDeath> to show a high-res picture over a beamer
[16:48] <Whitor> theadmin, it used to work perfectly... I'm tempted to do a full re-install after backing up my home dir
[16:48]  * jhutchins was rather obviously on the wrong channel.  Sorry.
[16:48] <theadmin> Whitor: ehh... you can try removing ~/.dconf I think
[16:49] <eeee> Whitor: check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:49] <jhutchins> LordDeath: What is a "beamer"?
[16:49] <Whitor> theadmin, I'm willing to try anything... thanks. eeee OK, checking that out now
[16:49] <SchrodingersScat> projector?
[16:49] <LordDeath> jhutchins: sorry, I mean a projector
[16:50] <theadmin> Whitor: I mean, I think that will work -- but I'm not sure I got the folder right and I don't have an Ubuntu to check it on
[16:50] <SchrodingersScat> LordDeath: idk about you, but super+scrollwheel-on-mouse zooms everything in
[16:50] <LordDeath> yes, I thought the English translation would be the same but it wasn't :-S
[16:50] <eeee> SchrodingersScat: isn't it ctrl+scroll wheel on mouse?
[16:51] <SchrodingersScat> eeee: not on my machine now, it's one of those
[16:52] <eeee> ok
[16:52] <Whitor> theadmin, there is not .dconf in my home dir...
[16:52] <tacoinanus> Hey guys, I'm hoping I might be able to get a little bit of help or direction at least. I'm trying to back up some picture files from an ipad that was dropped on ubuntu 14.04 and when I try to mount I get "Unhandled Lockdown error (-20)" I've followed the instructions here:http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/02/fix-unhandled-lockdown-error-when.html and it's repeated everywhere I go, but I still get the error.
[16:52] <theadmin> Whitor: Okay, then I dunno, sorry
[16:52] <Whitor> but thanks anyway, any suggestion is good.
[16:52] <felon> oh i guess it was working
[16:52] <felon> haha
[16:52] <MonkeyDust> Whitor  look in ~/.config/
[16:53] <eeee> Whitor: not sure if he meant ~/.cache/dconf
[16:53] <eeee> Whitor: did you check the log?
[16:53] <felon> dd if=whatever.it.is.iso of=/dev/sdc bs=512
[16:53] <MonkeyDust> Whitor  fin dconf in the hidden folder ~/.config/
[16:54] <eeee> Whitor: there's also ~/.config/dconf
[16:54] <s9suu> Hi. Are there other opportunities to encrypt files and e-mails except of using OpenPGP?
[16:55] <MonkeyDust> !encrypt | s9suu start here
[16:56] <SchrodingersScat> s9suu: gpg/pgp is most common, can grab people's public keys from keyservers, makes it convenient.  otherwise there's several ways to encrypt that you could agree to with your recipient.
[16:57] <guy__> Anyone here compile their own server packages?  When I do, it destroys my desktop - won't load - and I don't why...
[16:58] <s9suu> SchrodingersScat: Well, I don't have anything against PGP but I wanted so know if there are other and simpler opportunities for people I know
[16:58] <SchrodingersScat> !details
[16:58] <tacoinanus> Hey guys, I'm hoping I might be able to get a little bit of help or direction at least. I'm trying to back up some picture files from an ipad that was dropped on ubuntu 14.04 and when I try to mount I get "Unhandled Lockdown error (-20)" I've followed the instructions here:http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/02/fix-unhandled-lockdown-error-when.html and it's repeated everywhere I go, but I still get the error.  Any ideas?
[16:59] <SchrodingersScat> s9suu: :( with the thunderbird add-on I think it is simple..
[17:02] <nusr> finally reinstalled..geez..trying to get virutalbox working and totally messed up the partitions
[17:02] <xangua> tacoinanus: tried to send it via bluetooth,dropbox, mail, something?
[17:02] <tacoinanus> It has a broken screen so I'm unable to do that.
[17:15] <BQ> how do i install a deb file?
[17:16] <arduinoob> So where is the Ubuntu desktop installer that doesn't boot to a desktop first?
[17:17] <genii> BQ: sudo dpkg -i filename    ( if in same directory as the deb file )      Although it begs the question of why you need to manually be installing it.
[17:17] <SchrodingersScat> BQ: dpkg -i packagename.tdeb
[17:18] <genii> !minimal
[17:19] <genii> arduinoob: See bots link above
[17:19] <ryan_46> +
[17:21] <Whitor> eeee no, not yet, got called out for a few... I'm back on it now
[17:21] <Whitor> MonkeyDust, Thanks for that location! much appreciated.
[17:25] <arduinoob> genii: thanks
[17:26] <genii> arduinoob: You're welcome
[17:26] <yecril71pl> I cannot unmount a network share. Please help?
[17:26] <yecril71pl> The message says "Time limit exceeded".
[17:27] <yecril71pl> Are mounted network shares visible from the command line?
[17:27] <expunge> yecril71pl: 'mount'
[17:27] <yecril71pl> But it is not mounted that way.
[17:27] <yecril71pl> It is mounted in Nautilus.
[17:27] <expunge> yecril71pl: no but
[17:28] <yecril71pl> When I tell Nautilus to visit the share, nothing happens.
[17:28] <yecril71pl> When I tell Nautilus to unmount the share, timeout.
[17:28] <expunge> yecril71pl: what are you expecting to happen?
[17:28] <expunge> how're you sharing, exactly?
[17:29] <yecril71pl> ssh, I believe
[17:29] <yecril71pl> Does Nautilus talk to a service and it times out?
[17:30] <yecril71pl> Maybe the service has crashed?
[17:30] <yecril71pl> But then, it does not time out when Nautilus retrieves the list of mounted shares?
[17:31] <expunge> yecril71pl: you believe?
[17:31] <expunge> how'd you tell it to mount?
[17:31] <yecril71pl> I told Nautilus to connect to my server via ssh.
[17:31] <yecril71pl> And it worked.
[17:32] <yecril71pl> Then I used Nautilus to browse the share, and it worked.
[17:32] <yecril71pl> Then I made a terminal session over ssh, and it broke.
[17:32] <yecril71pl> I cannot even disconnect the share.
[17:34] <expunge> yecril71pl: what does 'mount' say about it?
[17:35] <yecril71pl> Nothing, it is not mounted to a mount point.
[17:35] <yecril71pl> It is only Nautilus-mounted.
[17:37] <expunge> yecril71pl: can I see the output of your 'mount' command?
[17:39] <yecril71pl> <URL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8359371/ >
[17:39] <yecril71pl> It will not help you though; the mount is inaccessible e.g. from Firefox.
[17:40] <yecril71pl> It is visible in Nautilus and in FileRoller but not in Firefox.
[17:40] <expunge> firefox is quite irrelevant
[17:40] <yecril71pl> as is the output of mount
[17:41] <expunge> no, the output of mount tells us that there is no network mount
[17:41] <expunge> it is gone, mount it again
[17:41] <yecril71pl> I do not mount it using mount
[17:41] <yecril71pl> I mount it using Nautilus
[17:41] <yecril71pl> Nautilus does not create mount points in the common sense.
[17:42] <expunge> what makes you think it's mounted now?
[17:42] <yecril71pl> Nautilus Network
[17:43] <yecril71pl> It also shows up when tell FileRoller to open an archive but it is invisible when I tell Firefox to open a file.
[17:43] <sjohnson> hi.  i did: rm -rf /etc/ircd-hybrid to start fresh, and removed / installed it again.  but now it doesn't give me the default .conf files, just a blank /etc/ircd-hybrid dir.
[17:43] <sjohnson> is this normal?
[17:44] <expunge> yecril71pl: does it show up in fileroller now?
[17:44] <earth> hi
[17:44] <yecril71pl> Yes it does, but I cannot display its contents
[17:44] <expunge> hi earth
[17:44] <expunge> yecril71pl: to me, that sounds like it's not mounted =)
[17:44] <expunge> why not mount it with sshfs to see if it works at all
[17:45] <earth> How's ubuntu development? what new to expect?
[17:45] <yecril71pl> Because sshfs is a system-level mount
[17:45] <yecril71pl> while the mount in Nautilus is per desktop session
[17:46] <expunge> earth: ubuntu has very few developers of actual software
[17:46] <expunge> yecril71pl: no sshfs is per-user-that-ran-it
[17:46] <earth> ANy changes in coming release of Ubuntu?
[17:46] <yecril71pl> Even though I need to sudo?
[17:46] <MonkeyDust> earth  but that's a discussion for #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:47] <yecril71pl> earth: unknown filesystem type sshfs
[17:48] <yecril71pl> expunge: ^
[17:48] <expunge> yecril71pl: you have to install sshfs first, ask apt-cache search about it
[17:49] <bazhang> !14.10 | earth
[17:50] <derFiet> hello channel
[17:50] <yecril71pl> expunge: I installed sshfs, I got the same error from mount
[17:51] <expunge> yecril71pl: try mounting with sshfs
[17:51] <expunge> derFiet: hi
[17:52] <yecril71pl> expunge: I tried, unknown filesystem type sshfs
[17:52] <expunge> yecril71pl: via what command?
[17:52] <yecril71pl> mount ssh:host /tmp/host -t sshfs
[17:54] <Whitor> Can I start a gui program from an F1 terminal and have it execute in the F7 graphics mode?
[17:54] <expunge> sshfs has its own command/syntax
[17:54] <expunge> sshfs user@host:optional/path mount/point
[17:54] <EriC^^> Whitor: export DISPLAY=:0
[17:54] <yecril71pl> OK, I got it.
[17:54] <expunge> Whitor: DISPLAY=:0 foo &>/dev/null &
[17:55] <expunge> Whitor: or whatever ps aux | grep X says the # is
[17:55] <yecril71pl> The sshfs mount works.
[17:55] <Whitor> EriC^^,  cool thansk eeee too! thanks !
[17:55] <yecril71pl> Nautilus still goes crazy.
[17:55] <expunge> actually: DISPLAY=:0 nohup foo &>/dev/null &
[17:55] <EriC^^> Whitor: no problem! (im eeee btw :P )
[18:03] <yecril71pl> Is there a dash scope for info?
[18:12] <styles> Hey guys, I keep having a weird random error. My mouse will freeze and them my screen goes black. Now sometimes I can unplug my DVI cable and plug it back in, and the screen works again.
[18:17] <dtcrshr> ls
[18:17] <runa> heyas :) my new laptop has a numeric keypad and when I press 'page_up' which is under the '9', nothing happens. this is the xev output when I press it: https://gist.github.com/runa/f5b7664b1c29906fd858 . any hints?
[18:18] <c|oneman> I installed ubuntu 14.04 server 64bit. I didn't customize anything, except that I selected the lamp server at install time. I would have liked to have a minimal installation, ask im only gonna use lamp. How should I have proceeded?
[18:18] <TJ-> runa: You need to toggle the NumLock key
[18:18] <Whitor> .xsession-errors show  Xlib extension "GLX" missing on display ":0"     This looks pertinant to my issue
[18:18] <runa> TJ-: if I toggle it, I get a '9'
[18:19] <TJ-> c|oneman: sounds like you got a minimal system, unless you also selected other tasks than LAMP
[18:19] <runa> TJ-: https://gist.github.com/runa/f5b7664b1c29906fd858#comment-1300789
[18:19] <c|oneman> oh, ok. So server by default is minimal if you don't change anything?
[18:19] <TJ-> runa: Ahhh ... it could be you need to select a different keyboard mapping
[18:19] <Whitor> I do get two dialog boxes reporting a system crash, do I want to report? ... but after answering those, I get no unity interface (nor is there one visible before answering those)
[18:20] <TJ-> c|oneman: Core base Ubuntu + whatever packages are installed by the tasks you choose
[18:20] <runa> TJ-: maybe; letme google that
[18:20] <Whitor> .xsession-errors shows init: update-notifier-crash (....blah blah blah) terminatedwith status 1
[18:20] <c|oneman> How much ram should be used after the first reboot?
[18:23] <TJ-> c|oneman: That depends on which services are running, can't say I've ever looked to hard on a fresh system
[18:26] <smart_developer> Would anyone know how to name your logging configuration file under /etc/rsyslog.d/ ?
[18:26] <smart_developer> would it be like: /etc/rsyslog.d/00-my-file.conf
[18:27] <smart_developer> ?
[18:27] <smart_developer> Is the 00 correct?
[18:29] <expunge> smart_developer: that's for telling whatever is looking at the files in rsyslog.d that it is the highest priority
[18:29] <expunge> "to be run first", etc.
[18:29] <geirha> smart_developer: name shouldn't matter much. Just has to end with .conf
[18:29] <smart_developer> Okay, but 00 seems like it would be an "edge case"
[18:29] <smart_developer> meaning that, only special files should have that high of a priority.
[18:30] <expunge> =)
[18:30] <smart_developer> And that might lead to the possibility of this conf file not even being looked at / run.
[18:30] <expunge> if there are no other files in there, it won't matter
[18:30] <smart_developer> What if someone else comes in and adds " 00-their-file.conf "
[18:30] <smart_developer> and my 00-my-file.conf is still there?
[18:30] <expunge> what if someone else comes in and dd's over your whole FS
[18:30] <geirha> smart_developer: the files get read in sorted order. 00-something.conf means it gets read before 20-ufw.conf for example
[18:31] <geirha> (since 00 sorts before 20)
[18:31] <expunge> yay repetition...
[18:33] <geirha> smart_developer: thus 00-their-file.conf will be read after 00-my-file.conf since M comes before T in the alphabet
[18:33] <expunge> ....
[18:33] <expunge> do we have to talk about this forever?
[18:35] <unkn-error> how can I see how many processor are used?
[18:35] <unkn-error> I mean If I have
[18:35] <unkn-error> 64 Cpu
[18:35] <unkn-error> and I wish to see if they are used all
[18:35] <unkn-error> or there are used only 1 or 2 of them?
[18:36] <unkn-error> like "free -h" but free is for ram memory, not for cpu
[18:36] <unkn-error> is there a command like that?
[18:37] <expunge> unkn-error: less /proc/cpuinfo
[18:37] <smart_developer> geirha : Thank you.
[18:38] <smart_developer> expunge : Thank you
[18:38] <smart_developer> Thank you both.
[18:38] <smart_developer> :)
[18:38] <unkn-error> expunge, that way I see only the info of the processor but not the % if they are used
[18:39] <smart_developer> In /etc/rsyslog.d/00-my-file.conf
[18:39] <expunge> unkn-error: try 'top'
[18:40] <unkn-error> thx!
[18:40] <expunge> or htop
[18:41] <BlakeRG> brand new install of ubuntu server and i get this http://i.imgur.com/dsjWJJb.png
[18:42] <BlakeRG> running apt-get update, anyone know whats up?
[18:42] <smart_developer> My /etc/rsyslog.d/00-my-file.conf looks like this:
[18:42] <smart_developer> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8359735/
[18:43] <smart_developer> I am trying to log the output of any program name containing the substring some_name, into a log file called /var/log/my_program.log
[18:43] <smart_developer> What is the significance of the " & ~ " in the second line?
[18:43] <theshadow1> How long should cryptdisks take to start up?
[18:43] <smart_developer> (the second line of http://paste.ubuntu.com/8359735/ )
[18:44] <smart_developer> which are the contents of my /etc/rsyslog.d/00-my-file.conf file.
[18:44] <fenrig> hi
[18:44] <fenrig> Gparted cant find any of my windows 7 partition
[18:45] <smart> hello I installed luckybackup when I was using Ubuntu 12.04 but after upgrading I can't import a luckybackup profile??
[18:45] <fenrig> now i read the installer uses gparted for detecting partitions and so I cant properly install ubuntu to my laptop
[18:45] <EriC^^> fenrig: is this a mbr ? that was once a gpt?
[18:46] <fenrig> EriC^^: I think its a gpt one because the laptop had win 8.1 preinstalled
[18:46] <fenrig> EriC^^: but still gparted cant really find any usefull partition
[18:46] <smart> I dont think it is because the version upgrade because I did install luckybackup manually
[18:46] <expunge> smart: what's it say when you try?
[18:47] <smart> expunge I only can see the .profile files via nautilus...when trying to import them they simply arent visible
[18:48] <expunge> smart: right click, show hidden?
[18:48] <nuke_> i need help connecting to wifi...iwlist wlan0 shows my ssid but i cant get WPA auth to work
[18:48] <fenrig> back
[18:49] <smart> expunge...I am already under show hidden option for .luckybackup/profiles is a hidden folder
[18:49] <fenrig> now gparted does complain about a missing fake msdos partition layout
[18:49] <Bobbo> What's the term for ubuntu with gnome these days? Is is gubuntu like kubuntu, lubuntu... etc?
[18:49] <eraybron> quit
[18:49] <expunge> smart: what does 'find ~/.luckbackup' say?
[18:49] <expunge> Bobbo: Ubuntu, with gnome-shell installed
[18:50] <expunge> !notunity
[18:50] <Bobbo> I meant... like... There's a distro for it like there is kubuntu, right?
[18:50] <SchrodingersScat> gnu/linux+ubuntu+gnome
[18:50] <smart> expunge endless list of files
[18:51] <smart> expunge oh it was the search...
[18:51] <smart> at the end it says find: «.luckybackup»: No existe el archivo o el directorio
[18:52] <cestdiego> hello
[18:52] <smart> expunge oh bad spelling
[18:52] <SIGKILLer> Bobbo: Just "Ubuntu Gnome", I believe. It is not an official Ubuntu derivative, though, like Kubuntu, Edubuntu and so on.
[18:52] <SIGKILLer> Bobbo: http://ubuntugnome.org/
[18:53] <expunge> smart: TAB completion is your friend
[18:53] <fenrig> Ah found it
[18:53] <xvzf> hi there https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+package/cinnamon says cinnnamon is available for trusty tahr but I cannot find it through apt-get install. How can I install it?
[18:53] <expunge> Bobbo: ordinary 'Ubuntu' (with Unity) is about 90% GNOME anyways
[18:53] <fenrig> apparently my gpt signatures were wrong
[18:53] <expunge> xvzf: read more of that page
[18:53] <fenrig> just run fixparts on the partition
[18:53] <fenrig> sudo fixparts /dev/sda
[18:53] <smart> expunge it says exactly the same I see when doing nautilus browse
[18:53] <fenrig> and then let it fix it
[18:53] <cestdiego> Hi, I want to build my own Ubuntu "distro"derivative, but what it really is is just the same old Ubuntu with emacs preloaded with my config, xmonad as WM (but also unity) and Numix Theme as default. Should I be using this guide ? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[18:53] <expunge> smart: ok
[18:54] <expunge> smart: not sure, what are the backups made up of?
[18:54] <fenrig> and at mbr promt you just do q and then dont save anything and the problem is fixed
[18:54]  * expunge prefers non-super-high-level-proprietary-backups for this reason
[18:54] <smart> expunge a single folder
[18:54] <smart> containing a few archives
[18:55] <Renkon> Hello.
[18:55] <Fr0Zn> hello
[18:55] <netlar> Hi there
[18:55] <smart> expunge but the point is the program seems like it forgot any previous profile... just the default one stayed
[18:55] <Renkon> In which channel am I able to ask a question about BASH scripting?
[18:56] <smart> expunge and...I cant import the one I have in that hidden luckybackup folder
[18:56] <EriC^^> #bash ?
[18:56] <Renkon> Thank you very much.
[18:57] <expunge> smart: sounds like a poor program
[18:57] <smart> expunge I openned it under root privileges
[18:58] <Bashing-om> xvzf: http://m.theregister.co.uk/2013/10/29/cinnamon_2_0_review/ ; http://ubuntuportal.com/2014/05/how-to-install-cinnamon-2-2-in-ubuntu-14-04-lts.html .
[18:58] <SchrodingersScat> is luckybackup the newest locker-malware?
[18:59] <expunge> wha?
[18:59] <smart> expunge: http://www.pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77193
[18:59] <smart> expunge: see the faded box in the file type selection?
[19:00] <synmuffin> hey all, has anyone installed ubuntu server on IBM System P5?
[19:00] <AlexC_> Gmorning
[19:00] <expunge> smart: find ~/.luckyBackup/profiles
[19:00] <expunge> AlexC_: heya
[19:00] <smart> expunge I did
[19:00] <AlexC_> I've got an issue whereby once I've turned off the Network Proxy, it seems something is still persisting the data. e.g. curl is still trying to connect through the configured IP
[19:01] <smart> expunge I can see there my profiles but the program import wont!!!
[19:01] <cestdiego> has anyone build their own customized ubuntu distro?
[19:01] <CodeGosu> sudo PM_DEBUG=true pm-suspend, wakes in a moment
[19:01] <CodeGosu> any easy fix?
[19:01] <EriC^^> cestdiego: yeah see mint
[19:01] <EriC^^> :P
[19:02] <expunge> smart: fix the program, then
[19:02] <cestdiego> EriC^^: I meant someone here, I want to build my own too
[19:02] <cestdiego> EriC^^: not a whole new distro with shiny new stuff, just ubuntu with numix theme by default and my emacs conf preloaded, also xmonad as an option of WM
[19:03] <Ontological> Anybody got HF_RD working for their bluetooth headset?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/508522
[19:03] <Whitor> well, theadmin, MonkeyDust, eeee, EriC^^, k1l_  Thank you all for your assistance. I have finally obtained my desktop back with window borders and unity...! thank you all. you were all a help.
[19:04] <smart> expunge: when I do: $sudo luckybackup from terminal the program opens and I see no complainning...I dont think the program is needing a fix
[19:04] <cestdiego> ...
[19:05] <Thalia23>  You can find funny videos here. http://tinyurl.com/ozfvxy3
[19:06] <xvzf> Bashing-om, thanks
[19:06] <xvzf> expunge, thanks
[19:06] <smart> expunge: but it is not importing profles...thanks for your time anyway...I probably will try to reinstall it
[19:07] <deathstroke> hi all!
[19:07] <Bashing-om> xvzf: :)
[19:08] <deathstroke> i have problems with my HDD and SO Ubuntu
[19:08] <deathstroke> and i need help
[19:08] <Bashing-om> !ASK | deathstroke
[19:09] <cestdiego> !patience
[19:09] <cestdiego> oh yeaash
[19:09] <AlexC_> My Network Proxy settings seem to be stuck even when I set it back to no proxy for HTTPS. Seems it still tries to use the proxy address. Any ideas?
[19:09] <netlar> !patience | netlar
[19:09] <cestdiego> !patience | netlar
[19:11] <nuke_> i have the the latest 14.04 installed, trying to get wifi connected, iwlist shows my ssid but wpa supplicant fails to connect with reason=3 locally_generated=1 error, i cant find any fix for it, help please
[19:11] <deathstroke> :) sorry, my question is...when i see my files -- propieties i see for example file 5kb and in the other line file in HDD 50 mb. This have a solution?? Sorry for my english
[19:11] <netlar> cestdiego: Sorry
[19:12] <cestdiego> netlar: sorry I thought it was a comand to be passed through a pipe, I didn't pay attention that it was your username, hahaha so ashamed :(
[19:12] <netlar> ok, np
[19:15] <Bashing-om> deathstroke: That does not compute on any level. as 5 Kilibytes is equal to 0.005 Megabytes. Are yoiu sure your terminology is correct ?
[19:17] <Bashing-om> kilibytes/Kilobytes* yoiu/you*
[19:17] <deathstroke> a simply example....image file 112.4 kb in HDD 917.5 kb example dvd 4.7 in HDD 35 GB
[19:17] <SchrodingersScat> does not compute
[19:18] <Pici> Maybe a screenshot will help?
[19:18] <AlexC_> How can I debug why curl is still trying to use my old Network Proxy settings, even when configured to use no proxy any more?
[19:18] <AlexC_> (not just curl, but that's one way I can replicate this issue)
[19:19] <Bashing-om> deathstroke: .iso files ?? as compressed images as opposed to extracted ??
[19:21] <SchrodingersScat> Bashing-om: does that make sense though? 35GB -> 4.7?
[19:22] <Bashing-om> SchrodingersScat: Nope, but maybe as 35GB (compressed) and 47GB expanded ???
[19:22] <SchrodingersScat> heh
[19:23] <Bashing-om> SchrodingersScat: deathstroke // We do what we can to understand, and all come to a meeting of the mind(s).
[19:25] <BlakeRG> Does anyone know whats going on here on a brand new fresh install of Ubuntu server? http://i.imgur.com/ljApBZp.png
[19:27] <SpaghettiCat> AlexC_:  use `strace` to see which config files it accesses
[19:27] <jee1mr> USB pendrive became read-only. No write permissions. How to fix on ubuntu?
[19:28] <EriC^^> jee1mr: mount -o remount,rw /dev/sdxY
[19:29] <jee1mr> ount: cannot remount block device /dev/sdc1 read-write, is write-protected
[19:29] <jee1mr> mount*
[19:29] <cablop> hello
[19:29] <expunge> jee1mr: sudo?
[19:29] <expunge> cablop: hi
[19:29] <jee1mr> Yup. sudo
[19:30] <jee1mr> doesn't work with sudo
[19:30] <jee1mr> The type has become vFat
[19:30] <cablop> i have this issue: i installed an ubuntu-server, i installed an xfce for it, but it is launching a lightdm, i want to cleanly disable the lightdm, and just start the x via command line
[19:30] <cablop> how can i do it?
[19:32] <rberg_> jee1mr: I have seen usb sticks do that when they start failing
[19:32] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: Not making much sense as a fresh install .. Look at : /var/lib/dpkg/info/<package_name>.md5sums , do these files exist, or are they corrupted ?
[19:33] <BlakeRG> Bashing-om: i just did a re-install and the same issue us happening
[19:33] <pbx> cablop, apt-get remove lightdm?
[19:33] <jee1mr> rberg_: What's the fix?
[19:33] <rberg_> in my case: new usb stick
[19:33] <jee1mr> Damn!
[19:34] <cablop> pbx: nope, it is not cleanly disabling it
[19:34] <EriC^^> jee1mr: were you able to mount it with write access before?
[19:34] <rberg_> jee1mr: first be sure there isnt a slide lock to set write protect like sdcards have
[19:35] <jee1mr> EriC^^: Yes. It used to mount automatically
[19:35] <jee1mr> rberg_: No, there isn't any
[19:37] <rberg_> jee1mr: you can try "hdparm -r 0 /dev/" before declaring it dead.. add the correct device and be sure its correct :)
[19:38] <cmanns> Hey ubuntu
[19:38] <cmanns> Just got my friend on Lubuntu again, older version we used WUBI and he originally dug it alittle bit. Any suggestions of Distro for
[19:38] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: Can't say right off hand ? does the GPG file exist ? "/etc/apt/trusted.gpg" and does this directory exist : /home/<you>/.gnupg/ ??
[19:38] <cmanns> Dell Dimension 2400- P4 - Intel 845GL graphics, 2gb ram
[19:38] <jee1mr> rberg_: /dev/sdc1:
[19:38] <jee1mr>  setting readonly to 0 (off)
[19:38] <jee1mr>  readonly      =  0 (off)
[19:38] <BlakeRG> Bashing-om: this is on 12.04 LTS, i am just going to give version 14 a try
[19:39] <cmanns> It's often CPU bound, and graphics is slow
[19:39] <rberg_> jee1mr: maybe try it with out the partition number
[19:39] <jee1mr> rberg_: But it didn't fix anything
[19:39] <cmanns> yeah dont use partition #
[19:39] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: Yeah, can try that .. interesting though that this fault exists.. maybe a bug-report is in order here ???
[19:39] <jee1mr> you mean just /dev or /dev/sdc?
[19:40] <rberg_>  /dev/sdc
[19:40] <kamdjou> Please Is it possible to control station using xp with a Server running Ubuntu ?
[19:40] <cmanns> Use /dev/sdc
[19:40] <jee1mr> same result
[19:40] <cmanns> Do you guys have suggested hdd tuning for older IDE?
[19:40] <Snake2k> Ubuntu > Life
[19:40] <cmanns> readahead/writecache?
[19:40] <jee1mr> It set readonly to 0
[19:41] <jee1mr> but no effect
[19:41] <BlakeRG> Bashing-om: it's definitely a bug as i did a fresh minimal install twice with no modifications and i get that error when i run "apt-get update"
[19:42] <expunge> cmanns: hdparm ?
[19:42] <cmanns> Yeah
[19:42] <jee1mr> rberg_: So, is it dead?
[19:42] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: IF you have the time to mess with it ( and assumming 14.04 installs ) would do our world a favor to report it to the developers ( bug report) .
[19:43] <rberg_> sounds just like mine.. and I never got it working again.. so probably
[19:45] <kamdjou> #gcdc
[19:49] <cmanns> no hdparm tuning tips?
[19:49] <expunge> cmanns: "tuning" is ambiguous
[19:50] <cmanns> ok
[19:50] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: Maybe this bug ? https://lists.debian.org/deity/2014/02/msg00019.html ??
[19:52] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: More to the point: https://bugs.launchpad.net/tripleo/+bug/1369256 .
[19:56] <TJ-> BlakeRG: Bashing-om  I'd suspect captive portal issues; check the contents of the files reported, they should be text/plain but a captive portal will return a text/html document. The other cause is the archive is updating the mirror.
[19:59] <copystring> hi guys, i think i got a hidden dhcp server on my ubuntu. i can't seem to find it though. it seems to listen on port 67 but with "netstat -tapen | grep 67" it won't show up
[19:59] <copystring> anyone got any ideas?
[20:03] <vexati0n> quick somebody make a huge donation to Canonical so updates don't download at 98kB/s
[20:04] <MonkeyDust> vexati0n  done, should be ok now!
[20:08] <tinmanpiano> I just intalled 14.04 on a server and I am trying to start a GUI session
[20:08] <tinmanpiano> normally you run gnome-session to do it
[20:08] <tinmanpiano> but it is not working anymore
[20:08] <tinmanpiano> I assume this has something to do with unity?
[20:08] <tinmanpiano> how can I start a unity session?
[20:08] <EriC^^> tinmanpiano:  which desktop did you install?
[20:08] <Bashing-om> TJ-: BlakeRG Yeah corrpted file(s) was my 1st thought, But I have no idea as to the why on fresh install this corruption could occur .
[20:09] <tinmanpiano> @EriC ubuntu-desktop
[20:09] <BlakeRG> a fresh install of 14.x works, but be a bug in just that version
[20:09] <EriC^^> Bashing-om: no idea about the issue, but maybe the .iso was damaged?
[20:10] <TJ-> Bashing-om: captive portals are famous for it, I've seen it in corporate environments where an open wifi network is joined but it requires HTTP based authentication first, but doesn't return 404 errors, only a 302
[20:10] <tinmanpiano> Eric^^: I ran sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[20:11] <Bashing-om> EriC^^: Could be, but BlakeRG has re-done from scratch - I would think he did verify (??) - assumming can make an "ass out of U and me " ! .
[20:11] <TJ-> BlakeRG: If it was temporary the most likely cause is the US mirror archive was being updated, with the checksum file not caught up with the Package/Release files.
[20:11] <genii> tinmanpiano: That should also have installed the login manager which is what you'd normally login from and not by running gnome-session or such on cli. You might try sudo service lightdm start
[20:11] <BlakeRG> not sure this matters but i downloaded the ISO via torrent, which i think has some checksumming in it
[20:12] <TJ-> BlakeRG: The ISO wouldn't cause this, it happens due to the Package files being downloaded from the archive server not matching the checksum file on the same server
[20:13] <cmanns> Whats a good program to connect to openvpn on ubuntu
[20:13] <Fuchs> cmanns: networkmanager has a plugin
[20:13] <Bashing-om> BlakeRG: ^^, also will not take nut a minute to check the .iso's integrity: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM .
[20:13] <Fuchs> which integrates nicely into networkmanager, which makes it very simple
[20:15] <Bashing-om> TJ-: OK, Makes sense that the " us.archive.ubuntu.com" mirror site updating could cause this.. so just try again in a bit ?
[20:16] <TJ-> Bashing-om: Sometimes the "partial/" directory needs cleaning out but usually the problem 'goes away' once the archive is fully synced
[20:16] <cmanns> Fuchs thanks
[20:16] <Fuchs> you're welcome
[20:20] <Bashing-om> TJ-: Thanks heaps .. will be interesting to see how this plays out.
[20:20] <cmanns> How do I add PPA's
[20:20] <expunge> it says where the ppa is
[20:21] <sfdebug> does anyone has ideia how to do a "vagrant up" in the ubuntu boot? i tried put it on /etc/rc.local but didn't work...
[20:21] <Bashing-om> !ppa | cmanns
[20:22] <cmanns> yay got it
[20:23] <TJ-> I've got an interesting issue here; On 14.04 amd64, just completed "apt-get upgrade" and now "apt-get dist-upgrade" wants to REMOVE wine1.7 (from ubuntu-wine PPA)) but not replace it! http://paste.ubuntu.com/8360359/
[20:23] <cmanns> Lastly
[20:23] <cmanns> How do i enable ssh over public internet?
[20:23] <Bashing-om> TJ-: Whooahh ! Now that just ain't right !
[20:24] <TJ-> Bashing-om: Yeah, and I almost misread it as a straight upgrade but the large autoremove list made me pause
[20:24] <treehug88> cmanns: what do you mean. How do you allow incoming SSH connections from anywhere in the internet?
[20:24] <cmanns> Yeah
[20:25] <treehug88> well, what's blocking them now
[20:25] <cmanns> Using terminal in teamviewer on this p4 is awful
[20:25] <treehug88> ?
[20:25] <cmanns> havent tried to login just about to
[20:25] <treehug88> culprits would likely be iptables and/or hosts.deny (tcpwrappers)
[20:25] <cmanns> ok
[20:25] <cmanns> I need to really help this p4 lol
[20:25] <cmanns> its so slow
[20:26] <cmanns> chromium takes like 1 minute to open
[20:26] <treehug88> by default I think ubuntu leaves ssh port open
[20:26] <cmanns> Seems closed
[20:26] <cmanns> i'll try over vpn
[20:26] <Bashing-om> TJ-: I saw the similar issue on ubuntuforum.org .. not interested in wine, so did not follow up .. might look at the forum and see ??.
[20:26] <treehug88> cmanns: check /etc/hosts.deny, and the output of iptables-save
[20:27] <cmanns> ill just do openvpn
[20:27] <treehug88> if those don't give hints, check your logs too
[20:27] <cmanns> We play flightgear over it
[20:27] <cmanns> I hope network-manager-openvpn works on lubuntu
[20:31] <Hawkerz> has anyone got any experience running a dock (docky/cairo/whatever) in addition to the unity launcher, as a supplement?
[20:31] <Hawkerz> not really clear about the pros and cons of each
[20:31] <Bashing-om> TJ-: Think it was 'slickmaster' that was working it - he is pretty sharp ! - Might holler at him on #ubuntuforums .
[20:32] <Bashing-om> slickymaster **
[20:32] <Beldar> Hawkerz, try them out your opinion is what matters.
[20:32] <ryan_46> \`]
[20:33] <TJ-> Bashing-om: Nailed it - the recent clash between nvidia-340 package's nvidia-libopencl1 and the ocl-icd- versions (the FOSS packages have the wrong Depends/Breaks/Conflicts)  http://paste.ubuntu.com/8360389/
[20:33] <Hawkerz> Beldar, I was mainly just looking for feedback on whether they play nicely together
[20:33] <Hawkerz> sorry, I wasn't explicit enough about that
[20:34] <Beldar> Hawkerz, This is support both work fine with most any desktop, they are flexible, we don't really do polling.
[20:34] <cmanns> I added vpn but how do I connect?
[20:34] <tinkerbot> cmanns: you need the openVPN client and keys. that's it
[20:35] <Beldar> Hawkerz, Both easily installed and removed or run or turned off.
[20:35] <TJ-> Bashing-om: bug 1247736
[20:35] <cmanns> I was using the network manager plugin
[20:35] <cmanns> I have setup the vpn yet it has no option to "connect"
[20:35] <tinkerbot> or, if you used openvpnAS (access server), it's as simple as downloading the generated exe.
[20:35] <tinkerbot> oh ok, gotcha
[20:36] <cmanns> This vpn is used by many in my organization I can set it up fine but idk why thereis no connect button
[20:36] <Hawkerz> Beldar, hmmk, I'll see if I can get some input elsewhere, thanks
[20:36] <tinkerbot> it should be under "configure VPN" -> Add
[20:36] <cmanns> yeah I did all that
[20:37] <Beldar> Hawkerz, You're looking for subjective opinions, form your own by trying them out.
[20:37] <tinkerbot> cmanns: "Left click the network manager applet and select VPN Connections then click on your connection to connect." --ubuntu help
[20:37] <cmanns> ah it works
[20:37] <cmanns> now :D
[20:38] <Hawkerz> Beldar, I am looking for subjective opinions about functionality, I accept that this may not be the place for it, so I'm going to stop...
[20:38] <zalg> hi :D
[20:39] <gorelative_1> i have a question regarding sources.list
[20:39] <gorelative_1> im trying to setup puppet to manage sources.list.. should i have it replace the contents of sources.list with my own mirror URLs
[20:39] <gorelative_1> or should i create new ones in sources.list.d
[20:39] <gorelative_1> basically which takes precedence
[20:39] <Bashing-om> TJ-: Yeah ! Now that you have mentioned it, it do ring a bell ! Regret that I did not make the connection, and you are some kind of good ! to find it this quick !
[20:40] <tinkerbot> gorelative_1: sources.list
[20:40] <gorelative_1> okay hmm i think puppet/apt only changes sources.list.d
[20:40] <gorelative_1> hmph
[20:42] <tinkerbot> .d is the directory containing source files- you want to modify the *.list file(s) within
[20:42] <TJ-> Bashing-om: I had already worked on that bug some weeks ago; this just jogged my memory :)
[20:43] <gorelative_1> tinkerbot right, but what im asking is /etc/apt/sources.list is a file. RIght now im changing that list to be my mirror URL instead of archive.ubuntu.com for example..
[20:43] <gorelative_1> should i instead be creating a file under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/somefile.list
[20:43] <gorelative_1> and adding those mirror URLs in there instead
[20:44] <tinkerbot> gorelative_1: you could, sure.
[20:44] <tinkerbot> meshing them in one file vs multiple is purely for organization
[20:44]  * m3n3chm0 re all
[20:44] <gorelative_1> so the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* take precedence over /etc/apt/sources.list?
[20:44] <TJ-> gorelative_1: All entries in "/etc/apt/sources.list" and "/etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list" are combined (by run-parts) - there is no precedence
[20:44] <gorelative_1> ah okay
[20:44] <gorelative_1> thanks :)
[20:44] <sfdebug> does anyone has ideia how to do a "vagrant up" in the ubuntu boot? i tried put it on /etc/rc.local but didn't work...
[20:45] <TJ-> gorelative_1: For your purposes I'd delete "/etc/apt/sources.list" and put your own in the sources.list.d/ directory
[20:46] <TJ-> gorelative_1: The point of packages using run-parts is that we can add user or custom settings without modifying the package-installed main file - so package upgrades can alter their main config files without asking the sys-admin to deal with config file diffs
[20:46] <gorelative_1> makes complete sense
[20:47] <TJ-> gorelative_1: Admittedly, apt is unique in that regard in that the initial sources.list is generated, not shipped in the package, but best to stick to the correct procedure for run-parts ;)
[20:50] <cmanns__> not able to ssh even over vpn
[20:51] <cmanns__> hm
[20:51] <cmanns__> Seens the VPN is breaking teh interwebs
[20:51] <TJ-> cmanns__: Is the routing table correct?
[20:51] <cmanns__> I can't check I'm remote :(
[20:51] <cmanns__> having him reboot
[20:51] <TJ-> cmanns__: I'd suspect the VPN is taking over the default route, and you don't want that
[20:51] <cmanns__> with stock openvpn network manager stuff setup properly to connect to our vpn it says connection successful
[20:51] <cmanns__> I think I want it that way we want all traffic routed through the vpn
[20:52] <TJ-> cmanns__: OK... and are DNS nameservers also being updated
[20:52] <cmanns__> No idea though any nameservers can be used with the vpn
[20:53] <cmanns__> trying to get ssh going so I can stop using teamviewer
[20:53] <cmanns__> we need openvpn anyways for flightgear
[20:54] <TJ-> cmanns__: check sshd is listening on the vpn interface (or all), then check firewall rules, and of course ensure routing is working in both directions, including forwarding
[20:54] <cmanns__> _ has userhost<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[20:54] <cmanns__> I'm on right now lol vpn works
[20:55] <cmanns__> All configure options on network manager seem correct
[20:55] <cmanns__> Does ubuntu require anys pecific to get vpn working?
[20:55] <cmanns__> Also how do I disable iptables?
[20:56] <cmanns__> I set openvpn to addresses only and manualy specified googles dns
[20:56] <cmanns__> that might be it
[20:56] <cmanns__> maybe it was trying to use his internal lans dns
[20:57] <tinkerbot> cmanns__: are you trying to SSH into the machine you're VPN'ed into?
[20:57] <cmanns__> Yeah but the vpn doesnt work yet
[20:58] <cmanns__> no internet
[20:58] <tinkerbot> ahh. ew.
[20:58] <cmanns__> ?
[20:58] <tinkerbot> things not working. ew.
[20:58] <cmanns__> Also any way to completely remove ubuntu firewall?
[20:58] <cmanns__> ah yeah
[20:58] <cmanns__> This is a great vpn too I get over 60mbps on it, I play counter strike competitive through it lol
[20:58] <cmanns__> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1660520&page=2
[20:58] <cmanns__> Seems firewall is culprit
[20:58] <tinkerbot> by firewall you mean iptables? you can flush them if there's nothing important. although if it's public-facing, I'd be careful.
[20:59] <tinkerbot> flush the rules, rather
[21:00] <Munchedness> Hey guys. I've got an issue with an NAS unit; it's onboard BCM5704 NIC's are using tg3, and for some reason they are "unclaimed". This is Ubuntu 14.04 server, so there's no GUI to work with. I've tried a few things already, just running out of ideas
[21:00] <TJ-> For egress, no netfilter rules are usually required if OUTPUT chain policy is ACCEPT
[21:00] <tinkerbot> if all else fails, openvpnAS https://openvpn.net/index.php/access-server/overview.html is really easy to setup, and requires no modification aside from installing the package.
[21:00] <cmanns__> that would require me to re-configure my VPN that my businesses uses tinkerbot
[21:01] <cmanns__> and we'd have to pay
[21:01] <cmanns__> The issue is the routing
[21:01] <cmanns__> man this HDD is so slow lol
[21:01] <cmanns__> I went to enable DMA and it's not possible
[21:02] <TJ-> Munchedness: "modinfo tg3 | grep firmware" ... check the firware files are installed (/lib/firmware/ - package linux-image-`uname -r`)
[21:03] <cmanns__> yep vpn has no routing
[21:03] <cmanns__> Even if I tell it to only use its self for resources
[21:03] <Munchedness> TJ- I have some results.
[21:04] <TJ-> Munchedness: Have you also checked "/var/log/kern.log" for indications as to why the tg3 module didn't get loaded automatically?
[21:06] <cmanns__> The vpn has routes
[21:06] <Munchedness> TJ- No, but I'm looking now. When I would to sudo modprobe tg3, no errors were generated
[21:06] <smart_developer> What are some techniques/methods you could do to optimize the kernel for your applications?
[21:06] <Munchedness> but, it is not binding to eth0
[21:07] <daum> guy guys anyone else noticing fonts are really bad in chromium 37 vs earlier ones?
[21:07] <Munchedness> In order to obtain some backports and stuff, I stuck another PCI NIC in the system;; but I want to pull that and get these onboards working again so I can re-rack this thing
[21:07] <smart_developer> I'm sure it depends on the nature of the applications, but let's say that you have a set of different types of applications.
[21:07] <smart_developer> How do you start / what techniques do you use?
[21:07] <cmanns__> but I can't ping openvpn gateway
[21:09] <TJ-> cmanns__: From the client, are you ping-ing to the VPN end-point, the VPN sub-net gateway, or the VPN server's host IP?
[21:10] <cmanns__> The vpn gateway IP that I can use to ssh to the vpn server
[21:10] <cmanns__> I can't ping other clients ont eh vpn either and this works fine cept on this new lubuntu install
[21:11] <CarlFK> double click an image, it opens with "The GNOME image viewer. 3.10.2"  according to the ^p print dialog, the image is 2"x3"  - how do I scale it up to 8x11?
[21:11] <CarlFK> (rather not have to use gimp or something.. was hoping to hit "fit to page, print."
[21:12] <SchrodingersScat> not sure if fit to page would change the print.. i was thinking imagemagick or gimp yeah
[21:12] <SchrodingersScat> something like gimp could adjust it on the page without saving, afaik, so there's that
[21:13] <CarlFK> SchrodingersScat: the print dialog lets me scale it smaller.  seems odd that it won't go larger than 100%
[21:13] <TJ-> cmanns__: " I set openvpn to addresses only" - the client needs to accept routing table updates from the server; that setting might discard them along with DHCP options - long time since I tested that, though
[21:14] <cmanns__> I have done the other vpn option too
[21:14] <cmanns__> there is routes
[21:14] <Munchedness> Hey TJ did you get that last message?
[21:14] <gorelative> racking my head on this one ... http://askubuntu.com/questions/524897/trying-to-pxe-install-14-04-with-local-mirror-but-install-keeps-reaching-out-to
[21:15] <Munchedness> My issue is this- *-network:1 UNCLAIMED
[21:15] <Munchedness>        description: Ethernet controller
[21:15] <Munchedness>        product: NetXtreme BCM5704 Gigabit Ethernet
[21:15] <Munchedness> it's ubuntu server 14.04
[21:15] <cmanns__> Any suggestions to speed up an IDE drive?
[21:15] <SchrodingersScat> !broadcom | Munchedness
[21:15] <SchrodingersScat> oh
[21:16] <Munchedness> iv'e followed that entire guide- this adapter uses tg3 not bcm43
[21:16] <SchrodingersScat> yeah, ethernet, nvm
[21:16] <Munchedness> I think there is an issue with tg3- because the firmwares are present, yet the driver does not bing to eth0
[21:16] <cmanns__> enabling compression fixed the openvpn guys
[21:16] <cmanns__> :)
[21:16] <Munchedness> nice cmanns
[21:17] <cmanns__> ok so port 22 is closed on ubuntu
[21:17] <cmanns__> How do I open firewall fully?
[21:17] <cmanns__> I don't want one right now
[21:17] <Munchedness> cmanns - try sudo ufw disable
[21:17]  * cmanns__ needs to get into SSH asap this lubuntu is almost slower then the XP we wiped off the old dell last night :'(
[21:18] <cmanns__> ok port 22 still refuses
[21:18] <cmanns__> Any other ideas?
[21:18] <SchrodingersScat> what's on the port 22?
[21:18] <Munchedness> Go into your router, and try disabling the SPI firewall
[21:19] <Munchedness> Ok well... I'm about done for the day. TJ thanks for helping-- I'm outta here
[21:20] <quatrox> cmanns__ are you able to ssh to localhost on that computer?
[21:20] <TJ-> cmanns__: Is openssh-server installed on the client?
[21:20] <cmanns> nope
[21:20] <cmanns> wait
[21:20] <cmanns> Sorry I thoguht openvpn-server lol
[21:21] <flouric> hey, what is the terminal command to restart x server without logging out of my desktop session?
[21:21] <asanchez1987> Hi. How could I install freeglut man pages?
[21:21] <mahem1> Hey guys, I want to encrypt a folder of already compressed files, this folder is like 3gigs. How would I quickly zip all of these files. currently the tar command is take around 10 mins to do the job.
[21:22] <quatrox> flouric: is that possible at all?
[21:22] <flouric> quatrox yeah Ive done it before
[21:22] <Bashing-om> flouric: sudo service lightdm restart ; IF you are running unity .
[21:23] <quatrox> mahem1: to compress it, you can use bz2 or gzip
[21:23] <flouric> Bashing nah its mint17
[21:23] <quatrox> Bashing-om: then he would need to log in again, no?
[21:24] <Bashing-om> quatrox: No, I expect that mint also uses some DM, But I do not know what Mint uses .. best ask in #mint .
[21:25] <mahem1> quatrox: Ok, bz2 looks to be the fastest one?
[21:25] <EriC^^> flouric: mint uses mdm, but you will be logged out..
[21:25] <akurilin> total perl newbie here: what's the simplest and most braindead to install a perl module?
[21:25] <akurilin> cpan?
[21:25] <flouric> yeah I just did that
[21:26] <flouric> thanks for the help anyway
[21:26] <Ben64> mahem1: if they're already compressed, tar will be fastest
[21:26] <mahem1> Ben64: Hmm, I see. I guess 10 mins is the fastest I am gonna get.
[21:27] <quatrox> mahem1: bz2 compress most, gzip is fast
[21:27] <Ben64> mahem1: well, what options are you using
[21:27] <cmanns__> ah I needed openssh server :)
[21:27] <cmanns__> Any iphone on ubuntu tips?
[21:28] <mahem1> Ben64: Just -cvf
[21:28] <mahem1> quatrox, ok, thanks
[21:28] <Ben64> mahem1: yeah thats about as fast as you're going to get
[21:28] <mahem1> Ben64: k, thanks.
[21:33] <cmanns__> So any tips for DMA or improving hdd performance?
[21:34] <cmanns__> I has ssh access now to edit configs
[21:34] <utopian> cmanns__: pro tip rmdac dma man
[21:34] <cmanns__> rmdac?
[21:34] <utopian> yeh
[21:34] <cmanns__> no idea what that means :)
[21:34] <utopian> me neither
[21:34] <cmanns__> thanks lol
[21:34] <utopian> k
[21:35] <cmanns__> Looks like I need piix
[21:35] <utopian> yeh if youw ant to warp to 1992
[21:35] <cmanns__> 1998
[21:35] <HelpDave> Hello.  I am wanting to install Ubuntu on a toughbook CF-29.  if there a tutorial for this?  Is a lite version of unbuntu available?  thanks for the help
[21:35] <utopian> if yous ay
[21:36] <quantibility> ok, so, i load my encrypted drive and it vanishes from the desktop, i think that it opens another directory that needs to be access and its just not mounted, any help? btw i installed xubuntu on a thumb drive, i wish to get back to my disk soon
[21:37] <utopian> yes
[21:37] <utopian> hi
[21:37] <quatrox> HelpDave: lubuntu is lighter
[21:37] <utopian> I was just engaged to http://imgur.com/EWRz0EF http://imgur.com/lIqid4T :: Me http://i.imgur.com/giWmnEo.jpg :: http://liteirc.net - the future!
[21:37] <utopian> Hello Everyone!
[21:37] <utopian> hah
[21:37] <utopian> owned
[21:37] <utopian> later ubuntu
[21:38] <Luyin> HelpDave: you could try Xubuntu or Lubuntu
[21:38] <utopian> crash crash crash crash crash
[21:38] <MonkeyDust> utopian  stop
[21:38] <utopian> ubuntu is a white nigger
[21:38] <utopian> lol
[21:38] <utopian> later
[21:38] <rww> alrighty then.
[21:39] <quantibility> anyone?
[21:39] <HelpDave> i am having trouble with the CF-29 recognising other ubuntu CDs or DVDs...  if there an issue to be aware of?
[21:47] <thurstylark> Would anyone be able to help me with identifying an element of a theme?
[21:48] <Tex_Nick> HelpDave: if you mean CD's-DVD's burned on another drive ... that's been an issue for many years ... some optical drives just don't play together sometimes
[21:48] <Rhapsody> What's Ubuntu's general compatibility with Intel?
[21:48] <Rhapsody> Like, does OpenGL and such on Linux play well with Intel? I want to try playing games like Team Fortress 2 on Linux.
[21:48] <jhutchins> Rhapsody: Pretty much the same as any distro.
[21:49] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: almost entirely compatible, i believe.
[21:49] <Rhapsody> jhutchins: Thing is, I don't know how well it runs on ANY distro
[21:49] <samthewildone> What's the best way to get a video recording off of my ipod touch ?
[21:49] <thurstylark> well, yeah.. based on other distros
[21:49] <Rhapsody> thurstylark: Thanks
[21:49] <HelpDave> Tex_Nick can i install lubuntu from a jump drive?
[21:49] <jhutchins> Rhapsody: One of the cool things about linux is you can try it and see, all it costs you is time.
[21:49] <Rhapsody> Fair enough.
[21:49] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: if it tells you anything, SteamOS is based on Ubuntu.
[21:50] <thurstylark> So, yeah.
[21:50] <jhutchins> Rhapsody: Since we don't know what hardware you have, or what games you want to play, it's hard for us to speculate how well it'll work.
[21:50] <thurstylark> Take that as you will.
[21:50] <Rhapsody> thurstylark: I know it is, but not all harware plays well with it.
[21:50] <Rhapsody> For example, older ATI cards perform terribly on Linux but fine on Windows
[21:50] <Rhapsody> That was my experience prior before I switched to an Intel laptop
[21:50] <Rhapsody> So I'm going to try it again
[21:50] <Tex_Nick> HelpDave: ubuntu can be installed from any USB drive ... tis called a live drive
[21:50] <Rhapsody> Anyhow, how would I make an Ubuntu boot drive with my SSD, but not erase all of my data? Just make a new partition?
[21:51] <quatrox> samthewildone: you could install FileMaster on your iOS device
[21:52] <thurstylark> !dualboot| Rhapsody
[21:52] <matjaz_> Rhapsody: ubuntu installer asks you if you want to replace Windows OR install Ubuntu beside Windows
[21:52] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: ATI ... I have to disagree, I run an old ATI card on an old dual core AMD platform .. performs admirably with open source driver.
[21:52] <matjaz_> that's probably your best option
[21:52] <Rhapsody> ubottu: Trick is, this is a seperate SSD.
[21:52] <quatrox> samthewildone: but it is slow
[21:52] <Rhapsody> It has no other OS on it.
[21:52] <Rhapsody> But I do have data on it and I want to keep it, so let's simplify it.
[21:52] <Rhapsody> Can I avoid this by making a new partition right now?
[21:52] <matjaz_> Rhapsody: oh, yea, you should then just do another partition
[21:52] <Rhapsody> On Windows?
[21:52] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: ideally
[21:52] <mczii> where i  can train bowcrafting?
[21:53] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: do your backups!
[21:53] <Rhapsody> thurstylark: It's actually only Steam games
[21:53] <Rhapsody> I just don't want to have to renistall them :P
[21:53] <thurstylark> Ah. Welp
[21:53] <Rhapsody> Of course I will on Linux, but I'm only trying it out to see if it works for now...
[21:53] <smart_developer1> How do you see how many processors/cores your machine is currently using, so that you can see how many are free for an application/program that you want to run?
[21:54] <Rhapsody> Is 100GB an ideal amount for a Linux partition?
[21:54] <cmanns__> smart_developer1
[21:54] <cmanns__> get htop
[21:54] <gerryk> Rhapsody: depends on what you're using it for
[21:54] <mattxtn> 100gb is more than enough Rhapsody.
[21:54] <matjaz_> Rhapsody: ofr trying things out that's too much
[21:55] <quatrox> smart_developer1: top and press 1
[21:55] <Rhapsody> Is 50GB fine then, since I'd have to install Steam and the Team Fortress 2 (which goes up to 15-20~ GB)?
[21:55] <Rhapsody> I suppose 60 is good.
[21:55] <smart_developer1> cmanns__ : What is htop ?\
[21:55] <cmanns__> A neater top utility
[21:55] <smart_developer1> top utility ?
[21:55] <piva00> anyone have any idea why my nginx-extras installation on trusty is missing the "chunkin" module?
[21:56] <user1> hi guys, I added the alias "alias install="sudo aptitude install", but this alias doensn't seem to work
[21:56] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: Depends on what you are doing with the partitions, I run tiny ! see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8360789/ .
[21:56] <quatrox> smart_developer1: open a terminal and type: top
[21:56] <quatrox> smart_developer1: then press 1
[21:56] <gerryk> user1: what happens?
[21:56] <Rhapsody> I just wish Logitech would open source their Gaming Software drivers so my headset could get 7.1 on Linux
[21:56] <quatrox> smart_developer1: or install htop
[21:57] <thurstylark> smart_developer1: top is a CLI process viewer. htop is an improved version of it.
[21:57] <user1> gerryk: no command 'install' found
[21:58] <Nothing_Much> Anybody have Unity running on an Odroid-XU3?
[21:58] <quatrox> user1: type the command: alias install
[21:58] <gerryk> user1: I can't see anything wrong with the alias as you have shown it here
[21:58] <gerryk> where are you putting this?
[21:59] <MonkeyDust> user1  did you add it to .bashrc, or did you execute it on tghe command line?
[21:59] <quatrox> user1: or if you are using bash (which is default), you can type: command -v install
[22:01] <thurstylark> Anyone know how to identify a specific element of a theme?  Then what's top 1 ?
[22:04] <quatrox> user1: note that if you added a new alias in a config file, you need to start a new shell
[22:04] <Rhapsody> Does my partition need to be MBR or GPT to install Ubuntu onto it and then boot from it?
[22:04] <Ben64> either
[22:04] <daftykins> Rhapsody: depends if your system is EFI or legacy :)
[22:04] <user1> quatrox: ok, thank you sir
[22:05] <Rhapsody> I don't think it's EFI, came with Win7
[22:05] <daftykins> Rhapsody: and you need to be sure you're not booting ubuntu in EFI mode
[22:05] <daftykins> !efi | Rhapsody confirm here
[22:06] <cmanns__> do-release
[22:06] <cmanns__> updating to precise I guess
[22:06] <cmanns__> :D
[22:06] <cmanns__> ty lubuntu
[22:07] <smart_developer1> What if I just want to see which processors/cores *aren't* are currently idle ?
[22:08] <RPG-Master_on_ma> So, the power went out, turning my computer off. Now when I boot Ubuntu, I see the boot up screen, but then it gives me a blinking cursor on a black screen, and it doens't seem like it'll let me do anything,
[22:09] <cmanns__> smart_developer1 use htop
[22:09] <thurstylark> Is there something special I have to do to give a windows app running under wine full network interface access? I'm pretty sure it can't see bonjour stuff.
[22:09] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: typing "bcdedit" in a Windows Administrator Command Prompt window, look at the "path" line in the "Windows Boot Loader" section.
[22:09] <cmanns__> Shouldnt be anything special
[22:09] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: kernel panic?
[22:10] <Rhapsody> Bashing-om: http://smashinglim.es/i/NJG62N.png
[22:10] <RPG-Master_on_ma> quatrox: When I press the power button it shows the usually shutdown message, so wouldn't a kernal panic prevent that?
[22:10] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: there are different panic levels
[22:11] <sfdebug> hi, i created a script on /etc/init.d but i want to run it on runlevel 3 or 5, how i do to choose the runlevel to run the script i created?
[22:11] <RPG-Master_on_ma> quatrox: So, if it's a kernal panic, where do I go from here?
[22:11] <Rhapsody> Bashing-om: Anything special?
[22:11] <EriC^^>  /etc/rc3.d/ i think
[22:11] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: do you see no text at all?
[22:11] <sfdebug> EriC^^: yes, i know this directory, but what i do? just create a link there? i already tried that but didn't work... :(
[22:12] <RPG-Master_on_ma> quatrox: after the ubuntu booting screen, nope, just a cursor on black background
[22:12] <thurstylark> RPG-Master_on_ma: Check this out for some more info: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#runlevels
[22:12] <DexterF> hi
[22:12] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: Nope, you are running bios .. per "winload.exe" .
[22:12] <thurstylark> RPG-Master_on_ma: whoops that wasn't for you
[22:12] <thurstylark> my bad
[22:12] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: I think maybe I was too quick when I said kernel panic.  I guess the kernel did not boot at all
[22:12] <RPG-Master_on_ma> thurstylark: was a bit confused :P
[22:12] <thurstylark> sfdebug: Check this out for some more info: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#runlevels
[22:12] <Rhapsody> So do I format to MBR or GPT, then, Bashing-om ?
[22:13] <DexterF> I'm rsyncing an ext4 to a new disk. both are SSDs, and while I expect some overhead and bus bottleneck (2xpcie controller, both disks on same channel) even big files come at around 30MB/s
[22:13] <DexterF> both SSD should read/write around 250MB/s, so I'd expect 100
[22:13] <RPG-Master_on_ma> quatrox: Wouldn't the kernal had to have been loaded to present that little Ubuntu boot screen?
[22:13] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: when you power on, do you see any text after the BIOS stuff?  If so, what is the last you see?
[22:13] <Beldar> RPG-Master_on_ma, Try try the esc key after hitting the boot from grub for a text boot to see where it stops, and or a nomodeset boot for low graphics boot.
[22:13] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: IF it were me , I would format to MBR ( linux msdos ) .
[22:14] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: the boot screen might be grub :)
[22:14] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: which is responsible for loading the kernel
[22:15] <RPG-Master_on_ma> OK, gonna switch over to the desktop and fiddle with it some more, brb.
[22:15] <Rhapsody> Okay, now that I have the new partition, what should I install Ubuntu to it with?
[22:15] <Rhapsody> Unetbootin?
[22:15] <Ben64> Rhapsody: install ubuntu to what
[22:15] <Rhapsody> the partition
[22:15] <Ben64> what partition
[22:16] <Rhapsody> The partition I just made :l
[22:16] <Ben64> jesus
[22:16] <Ben64> get more specific
[22:16] <Rhapsody> I literally stated this above Ben64
[22:16] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: Opinions differ, I prefer to have a liveDVD of the OS I install . I would burn to a DVD. and install from that liveDVD.
[22:16] <Rhapsody> Bashing-om just helped me make it
[22:16] <Rhapsody> Bashing-om: No burnable CDs around here.
[22:16] <Rhapsody> Will my method work?
[22:16] <Ben64> is it a hard drive, is it a flash drive, where is it connected
[22:16] <Ben64> give some information
[22:17] <Rhapsody> Ben64: Samsung 840 EVO connected via USB 2.0 and an eSATA cable
[22:17] <Ben64> then you probably don't want to use unetbootin
[22:17] <Rhapsody> plugged in via an external enclosure
[22:17] <Rhapsody> Okay, then what do I want?
[22:17] <RPG-Master_on_ma> ARGH. I hit escape and got a log in prompt, but then before I could do anything, BAM. Blinking, unresponsive cursor on black. :/
[22:17] <Ben64> if you want to install ubuntu, run the installer
[22:18] <daftykins> Rhapsody: are you keeping Windows or replacing it?
[22:18] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: if you have a thumbdrive, point unetbootin at that, boot off of it, and install to your new partition.
[22:18] <Rhapsody> daftykins: Windows is on the internal SSD, I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a partition I created on my external SSD
[22:19] <Rhapsody> I hate to inform you, thurstylark, but I have no USB lying around that I can find.
[22:19] <Rhapsody> I *had* one, but now I can't find it.
[22:19] <daftykins> Rhapsody: ah, that's going to get a bit messy. what about DVDs? can you write one?
[22:19] <quatrox> RPG-Master_on_ma: blinking cursor on a blank black screen?
[22:19] <thurstylark> daftykins: he said that he doesn't
[22:19] <RPG-Master_on_ma> quatrox: yup
[22:19] <Rhapsody> daftykins: No writeable CDs around, we haven't had them for ages.
[22:19] <Rhapsody> Not since like... 2007.
[22:20] <daftykins> Rhapsody: then you can't install.
[22:20] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: psh, and you want to play with linux. ;P
[22:20] <Bobbo> CDs still exist? ;D
[22:20] <Rhapsody> daftykins: Why won't http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows work?
 I hate to inform you, thurstylark, but I have no USB lying around that I can find.
[22:20] <Ben64> because you don't have a usb stick
[22:20] <daftykins> you just told us you don't have any USB flash drives
[22:20] <Bobbo> Wait
[22:20] <Bobbo> I'm confused.
[22:20] <mattxtn> If you had a flash drive (thumb drive) Rhapsody.
[22:21] <Rhapsody> I'm asking if I can use it to install Ubuntu directly to my SSD partition.
[22:21] <Bashing-om> Rhapsody: MANY many ways to install ubuntu : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Minimal_installations , take your pick.
[22:21] <Rhapsody> And why not, if it lets me select the partition to install it to
[22:21] <user1> exit
[22:21] <Bobbo> Whoever needs a live usb: You /can/ use an SD card instead,
[22:21] <Ben64> which had already been answered, you need to run the ubuntu installer to install ubuntu
[22:21] <Tex_Nick> Rhapsody: also something to consider ... if you're doing a clean install ... create a separate partition for home
[22:21] <thurstylark> Ben64: He gets that, he needs a WAY to run the installer
[22:21] <Ben64> i really don't think he gets that
[22:22] <thurstylark> Ben64: Read your scrollback.
[22:22] <Ben64> already did, you try
[22:22] <samthewildone> well
[22:22] <samthewildone> I've been farting all day.
[22:22] <samthewildone> opps .. off topic
[22:23] <Rhapsody> I've been asking this but none of you have answered it.  So it would be existing data, target partition, and install partition. Play the part of a thumb drive...
[22:24] <cmanns__> Get a ISO
[22:24] <cmanns__> boot ISO
[22:24] <Bobbo> Rhapsody: So yeah, if you've got an SD card, that might work. I /believe/ you can setup the live USB on a HDD partition and then install from there.
[22:24] <cmanns__> Install to SSD
[22:24] <Rhapsody> thurstylark: That'll work.
[22:24] <Rhapsody> Approximate size I'd need?
[22:24] <cmanns__> 4-8gb
[22:24] <Rhapsody> Fair enough
[22:24] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: yeah, 4-8GB will work. How much space do you have availible to play with on your target drive?
[22:25] <Rhapsody> thurstylark: 60
[22:25] <Rhapsody> GB
[22:25] <cmanns__> Man this ide drive is still slow
[22:25] <cmanns__> I think I got DMA enabled
[22:26] <Rhapsody> So I can just use the instructions from http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows and use it on the new 8GB partition I just made?
[22:26] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: Yeah, that will probably work for you. I'm not sure if you can reclaim the installer space, but even so, you can just delete a game and install another one
[22:26] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: Yup. That's about the sum of it
[22:26] <cmanns__> you might need to use the entire flash drive
[22:26] <Rhapsody> thurstylark: It would be as easy as formatting and merging that partition after I'm done with it, wouldn't it?
[22:26] <cmanns__> due to bootloader
[22:27] <Rhapsody> cmanns__: We'll see what happens, I suppose.
[22:27] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: depends on the partition type
[22:27] <thurstylark> Rhapsody: Yeah, factor in the bootloader, but it's pretty small.
[22:28] <thurstylark> bootloader doesn't make it's own partition, does it?
[22:28] <cmanns__>  Why does man db take so long
[22:28] <para000> hi guys ... i got a php script on a linux server and my php code needs to crate a file but it can`t do i need to give it some permision or what?
[22:28] <expunge> cmanns__: hrmm?
[22:28] <expunge> para000: suexec?
[22:28] <cmanns__> I assume its just slow due to slow IDE drive
[22:28] <expunge> para000: #httpd / #php
[22:28] <cmanns__> your php/httpd needs permissions to the directory
[22:29]  * cmanns__ is web hosting provider
[22:29] <para000> cmanns__: do you know how do i do that ? i`m very new at this
[22:29] <cmanns__> Give output of ps aux and ls -la of the directory in a pastebin
[22:29] <cmanns__> !pastebin
[22:31] <arsalan> hey'll, I want take backup of my Ubuntu 14.04 and I don't have any external hard. I prefer backup on cloud or somewhere that could restore with terminal
[22:31] <cmanns__> How much data?
[22:31] <cmanns__> rsync your home dir somewhere pretty much
[22:31] <arsalan> not too much, 2 gig
[22:31] <expunge> arsalan: s/cloud/online/
[22:32] <expunge> google drive starts at 15GB or something
[22:32] <expunge> dropbox does 2
[22:32] <arsalan> let me test
[22:32] <cmanns__> If you need place to rsync to I can give you location
[22:32] <cmanns__> Phoenix, Arizona
[22:32] <expunge> you don't need to backup your OS files, though, Ubuntu OS files are mirrored all over
[22:32] <cmanns__> Yeah just backup /home/*/
[22:33] <thurstylark> I was thinking small vps or amazon aws.
[22:33] <cmanns__> I can just setup a shell account in minutes
[22:33] <expunge> thurstylark: hrmm?
[22:34] <thurstylark> All you really need is something that can run an rsync daemon.
[22:34] <thurstylark> and enough space.
[22:34] <cmanns__> yep
[22:34] <arsalan> hummm!! good advice!
[22:34] <expunge> all you really need is ssh access, and an rsync client
[22:34] <expunge> or you could use tar =P
[22:34] <thurstylark> yup
[22:34] <cmanns__> Our basic web hositng package would give enough room for 4 2gb backups and enough left over for a website
[22:34] <quatrox> or use git annex
[22:34] <expunge> tar with -z for gzip is fast decent compression
[22:35] <thurstylark> later
[22:35] <cmanns__> Our lowest package would accept 1- 2gb backup
[22:40] <expunge> cmanns__: or... he could get 15GB for free
[22:41] <cmanns__> yep
[22:41] <expunge> =)
[22:41] <cmanns__> However I was initially offering free was just pointing out some neat facts I discovered
[22:41] <expunge> where's your outfit, though?
[22:41] <cmanns__> My outfit?
[22:42] <expunge> cmanns__: your hosting website
[22:44] <cmanns__> expunge whois me :)
[22:44] <expunge> good domain
[22:44] <veryhappy> hey guys, how do i install kept back packages with apt-get?
[22:44] <cmanns__> thanks
[22:44] <cmanns__> We been around since 2008~
[22:44] <cmanns__> kept back packages veryhappy  ?
[22:45] <EriC^^> veryhappy: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:45] <k1l_> veryhappy: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[22:45] <veryhappy> i actually did that but it gave me nothing
[22:46] <k1l_> please show the output in a pastebin
[22:46] <veryhappy> ok
[22:47] <veryhappy> k1l_: can i combine 2 commands in one pastebin?
[22:48] <k1l_> just copy and paste with the mouse?
[22:48] <veryhappy> i thought with pastebinit
[22:48] <k1l_> !paste | veryhappy
[22:48] <veryhappy> k1l_: that's what i meant pastebinit
[22:49] <veryhappy> well but you don't seem to understand that i wanted to combine 2 apt-get update and dist-upgrade in one pastebin
[22:49] <veryhappy> whatever
[22:49] <EriC^^> veryhappy: use (command1 && command2) | pastebinit
[22:49] <cmanns__> thats fine
[22:49] <veryhappy> good
[22:49] <veryhappy> thanks
[22:49] <cmanns__> pastebinit is neat
[22:49] <cmanns__> man how many packages does a lubuntu dist upgrade do?
[22:49] <veryhappy> that's the way i had it
[22:50] <cmanns__> been at an hour almost
[22:50] <k1l_> pastebinit is just a tool. pastebin is a synonym for any paste service. so choose the way you like
[22:50] <veryhappy> k1l_: i just found it strange that you didn't get me first :D
[22:51] <cmanns__> Anything liek zRAM you guys suggest?
[22:51] <cmanns__> I got swappiness at 1, no swap being used. This IDE P4 Dell dimension 2400 is working better and better on lubuntu vs Win XP :D
[22:52] <veryhappy> so here it should be: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8361063/
[22:53] <cmanns__> Then theres nothing to update?
[22:53] <veryhappy> cmanns__: nothing
[22:53] <k1l_> veryhappy: that is not all output. and its not any held back packages.
[22:53] <cmanns__> So yeah lubuntu upgrade has been going for about 55 minutes
[22:53] <veryhappy> i thought you guys want this output of my update
[22:53] <veryhappy> hold on
 veryhappy: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[22:54] <veryhappy> k1l_: i'm giving you now first the held back packages ok?
[22:54] <tinkerbot> veryhappy: apt-get dist-upgrade ... if it doesn't complain about packages being held back, none were.
[22:55] <veryhappy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8361081/
[22:55] <k1l_> veryhappy: ok, if you dont want to show the output (for whatever reason) i cant help you.
[22:55] <veryhappy> ok so you guys, NOW that's what i mean
[22:55] <veryhappy> k1l_: i was misunderstanding you, how often shall i still write you that?!
[22:56] <veryhappy> k1l_: don't complain about something that doesn't mean anything!
[22:56] <veryhappy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8361081/
[22:56] <k1l_> veryhappy: ok, i am out of this support ticket. i hope you will fix that issue.
[22:57] <veryhappy> k1l_: i am sorry for you!
[22:57] <para000> so i found out that i need to give apachi writing permision
[22:57] <para000> anyone knows how to do that?
[22:57] <tinkerbot> veryhappy: aptitude remove libboost-python1.46-dev && sudo aptitude remove libboost1.46-dev
[22:58] <tinkerbot> veryhappy: then dist upgrade.
[22:58] <veryhappy> tinkerbot: how did you figure that packages out? ;)
[22:58] <cmanns__> you have conflicting packages
[22:58] <cmanns__> remove and reinstall is what tinkerbot  is saying
[22:59] <veryhappy> cmanns__: i'm right now doing it, i saw that i have conflicting packages, but that didn't make me remove them but install them.
[22:59] <cmanns__> you need to remove them to re-install them properly with dist upgrade
[23:00] <cmanns__> Good luck
[23:00] <veryhappy> cmanns__: so dist-upgrade will install them automatically then?
[23:00] <cmanns__> My guess is it would...
[23:01] <tinkerbot> veryhappy: we're removing the conflicting packages. it should re-install after dist-upgrade, and if not you can manually install them
[23:01] <veryhappy> Package 'libboost-python1.46-dev' is not installed, so not removed
[23:01] <veryhappy> Package 'libboost1.46-dev' is not installed, so not removed
[23:01] <tinkerbot> veryhappy: look for your lobboost version- you probably don't have 1.46
[23:01] <tinkerbot> libboost*
[23:01] <veryhappy> so like apt-cache search?
[23:01] <tinkerbot> sure
[23:02] <tinkerbot> or the version your output is complaining about
[23:02] <veryhappy> i should install libboost1.55 i guess
[23:02] <tinkerbot> it looks like you have 1.54 installed
[23:02] <veryhappy> nope, libboost1.55 is the latest version
[23:02] <veryhappy> strange somehow
[23:03] <tinkerbot> "Conflicts: libboost-atomic1.54-dev but 1.54.0-4ubuntu3.1 is to be installed" -- your output
[23:03] <tinkerbot> one line in a forest of many complaints
[23:03] <veryhappy> yea strange that's why i wrote it
[23:03] <veryhappy> i wanted to compile a program...
[23:03] <veryhappy> and now i have it, don't know how to do that actually it's my first time compiling a big plugin
[23:04] <cmanns__> sudo aptitude remove libboost-atomic1.54-dev libboost-chrono1.54-dev libboost-context1.54-dev libboost-coroutine1.54-dev libboost-date-time1.54-dev  libboost-exception1.54-dev libboost-filesystem1.54-dev libboost-graph-parallel1.54-dev   libboost-graph1.54-dev   libboost-iostreams1.54-dev  libboost-locale1.54-dev libboost-log1.54-dev libboost-math1.54-dev libboost-mpi-python1.54-dev  libboost-mpi-python1.54.0  libboost-mpi1.54-dev libboost-program-optio
[23:04] <cmanns__> ns1.54-dev libboost-python1.54-dev libboost-random1.54-dev libboost-regex1.54-dev   libboost-serialization1.54-dev libboost-signals1.54-dev libboost-system1.54-dev   libboost-test1.54-dev libboost-thread1.54-dev libboost-timer1.54-dev libboost-wave1.54-dev  libboost1.54-dbg  libboost1.54-dev libboost1.54-doc libboost1.54-tools-dev
[23:04] <cmanns__> ooops that ended up pretty large sorry guys
[23:04] <veryhappy> :D
[23:04] <tinkerbot> I'll be back in ~15 minutes if you still need assistance.
[23:04] <cmanns__> Not sure if all of that was needed, tinkerbot thoughts?
[23:04] <veryhappy> tinkerbot: thank you
[23:04] <cmanns__> try that veryhappy
[23:04] <tinkerbot> cmanns__: looks promising- 1.54 was the version in question
[23:05] <tinkerbot> brb~
[23:05] <veryhappy> i'm about to do
[23:05] <cmanns__> I put all his conflicting packages into that remove line
[23:05] <veryhappy> libboost-program-optio can't be found?
[23:06] <cmanns__> you need to clean up your copy and paste...
[23:06] <veryhappy> ok
[23:07] <cmanns__> The 2nd part is where you have the rest of options :P
[23:07] <EriC^^> you two should have a disclaimer: kids don't try this at home!
[23:08] <cmanns__> Now an hour and 20 still updating lubuntu xD
[23:10] <veryhappy> cmanns__: it's strange, i think i better try to fix that alone... can you give me some hints for the future? i didn't get any error yet but perhaps i don't need to install that package... so what do i do when i have held back packages? apt-get update -y && apt-get dist-upgrade -y? should this be enough?
[23:11] <cmanns__> Did you remove those packages and test what tinkerbot  said
[23:11] <veryhappy> yep
[23:11] <cmanns__> if that worked then yes what you said seems to be your solution :)
[23:11] <cmanns__> you may sometimes need to remove conflicting packages
[23:11] <cmanns__> because aptitude/apt-get doesnt know what to do with them
[23:11] <veryhappy> 0 packages updated/installed/removed...
[23:12] <cmanns__> Now if you install those packages it should install the right versions I guess
[23:12] <veryhappy> something i figured in the last few days, computer are stupid, more than even babies, they just execute whatever you tell them to do... if you'd tell them kill yourself, they'd do with instructions :D
[23:13] <cmanns__> sudo shutdown -r now kill yourself puter
[23:13] <veryhappy> :D
[23:13] <cmanns__> results may vary
[23:14] <veryhappy> yea, i really don't know why i didn't figure it yet but actually as a programmer actually i should be able to compile programs and be able to know how to install packages even on a very minimal system without a package manager, that's what i want to learn, makes me think if that isn't something for linux on scratch...
[23:15] <cmanns__> veryhappy if you want to be compiling
[23:15] <pg> I'm wondering if someone can tell me if this is possible and point a direction to look- I want the computer running xbmc under user a to send the desktop of user b over vnc to a second computer
[23:17] <Pici> pg: you want to view xbmc remotely from another machine? Or did I misunderstand that?
[23:17] <expunge> 's'what I read
[23:18] <pg> no - I want xbmc displaying on the computer's monitor, but I want the desktop of a different user on my laptop
[23:18] <k1l_> no, logging into the desktop remotly from another user, while the monitor shows xbmc with user a running
[23:18] <EriC^^> veryhappy: did you ever play with the apt_preferences?
[23:18] <pg> exactly k1l_
[23:19] <iFire> What samba speeds should i get?
[23:19] <iFire> I get 25megabytes/s
[23:20] <maujhsn> Anybody familiar with qc-usb drivers, for Logitech's QuickCam?
[23:20] <gardar> iFire: that depends on many factors
[23:21] <iFire> I know, but I want to know if it's slow or not, because I get 90megabytes of disk read or something
[23:21] <gardar> samba is actually not that fast
[23:21] <gardar> you get much better speeds with nfs
[23:22] <iFire> this is a network drive over a gigabit network
[23:22] <veryhappy> eric no i didn't yet
[23:22] <superkuh> Hi. On my Ubuntu 14.04 install I have persistent crashes of both Thunar and Caja (file managers). Both of them crash with the same error in glib2 in the backtrace, something related to magazine_chain_pop_head within glib2.0's gslice.c. https://launchpadlibrarian.net/185021455/caja-glib-backtrace.txt
[23:22] <MiamiM39> join  #newyork
[23:22] <superkuh> These segfaults occur almost every 15 minutes.
[23:22] <MiamiM39> help
[23:22] <MiamiM39> #list
[23:22] <iFire> superkuh: you've checked memory right?
[23:22] <gardar> iFire: and does the client handle those speeds?
[23:23] <iFire> gardar: it's the windows client... I think so
[23:23] <iFire> I don't understand the question.
[23:23] <superkuh> I have checked my RAM, yes. It's fine. No other applications have issues.
[23:23] <superkuh> I ran memtest more than once during the weeks I've been debugging this.
[23:23] <gardar> iFire: http://www.eggplant.pro/blog/faster-samba-smb-cifs-share-performance/
[23:23] <superkuh> Valgrind doesn't see anything abnormal either during it's normal checks while I've been using it with gdb.
[23:24] <superkuh> I am finding *many* other reports in mid to late 2014 with my same error.
[23:24] <superkuh> No solutions though.
[23:25] <RPG-Master_on_ma> I found someone's post on the forums that best describes my current situation, except his was a fresh install, and mine was a perfectly working desktop until this power outage. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2228080
[23:25] <iFire> gardar: I plan to use the aio options
[23:26] <RPG-Master_on_ma> That's exactly how my computer is acting upon turning on.
[23:26] <expunge> then just stop dressing so sexily
[23:26] <RPG-Master_on_ma> His solution was just reinstalling, but I'm not planning on doing that.
[23:26] <iFire> RPG-Master_on_ma: oh if it's theupgrade turns into a single color screen
[23:26] <iFire> it's done that for the last 4 upgrades for me
[23:27] <iFire> When you upgrade it'll log in with the screen turns purple <- background wallpaper
[23:27] <expunge> RPG-Master_on_ma: good man
[23:27] <RPG-Master_on_ma> I'm so confused. Who is talking to who? :P
[23:28] <RPG-Master_on_ma> OH
[23:28] <RPG-Master_on_ma> expunge: I just got your joke.
[23:28] <iFire> expunge: is it black or a grey screen with a cursor?
[23:29] <iFire> can you move the cursor?
[23:29] <RPG-Master_on_ma> iFire: Talking to me?
[23:29] <iFire> yeah
[23:30] <RPG-Master_on_ma> OK, thought so. No, I can't move the cursor.
[23:30] <iFire> try getting into  recovery mode and running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:30] <iFire> not sure what I'm doing, but let's see if this works
[23:30] <RPG-Master_on_ma> iFire: OK, brb.
[23:30] <cmanns__> Actually lubuntu update is at 2 hours lolol
[23:31] <superkuh> The ubuntu forums javascript is pretty annoying. I can't type the numbers 1 or 2 into the text box without it grabbing it and switching back or forward tabs.
[23:32] <ikonia> I don't have that problems on the forum
[23:32] <superkuh> I literally have to turn off js to type my post. But then enter (newline) stops working. Apparently newline only works with js?
[23:32] <ikonia> I don't have that problems on the forum
[23:32] <superkuh> Firefox?
[23:32] <ikonia> yes
[23:32] <superkuh> 20?
[23:32] <oringo> use chrome
[23:32] <iFire> superkuh: discourse forum?
[23:32] <superkuh> ubuntuforums.org
[23:33] <DrDetroit> I have been having a problme with my ubuntu 12.04 which just appeared today. My mouse has stopped working correcly and it seems anytime i type a keystroke in an open application it acts as a shortcut instead of a keystroke
[23:33] <DrDetroit> i must have turned on something by accident
[23:33] <iFire> http://discourse.ubuntu.com/
[23:33] <iFire> there's two forums now
[23:33] <DrDetroit> but have no clue how to fix it or disable it...is there any one who can point me in the correct direction?
[23:33] <superkuh> Oh. Weird? Thanks.
[23:34] <coxaLT> Hello, i installed ubuntu server
[23:34] <coxaLT> and later vnc server with gnome
[23:34] <expunge> coxaLT: gj
[23:35] <oringo> anyone using ubuntu 14 lTS?
[23:35] <coxaLT> configured user and such, but when i connected to vnc server i see terminal
[23:35] <Bashing-om> superkuh: Join #ubuntuforums, see if the ops there can advise of the problem with the forum.
[23:35] <coxaLT> but i can't type anything in it
[23:35] <coxaLT> http://imgbin.org/index.php?page=image&id=19342
[23:35] <superkuh> Bashing-om, will do. Thanks.
[23:35] <coxaLT> how to make it working?
[23:36] <DrDetroit> I have been having a problme with my ubuntu 12.04 which just appeared today. My mouse has stopped working correcly and it seems anytime i type a keystroke in an open application it acts as a shortcut instead of a keystroke. i must have turned on something by accident. but have no clue how to fix it or disable it...is there any one who can point me in the correct direction?
[23:38] <expunge> DrDetroit: smack all your CTRL/ALT/WIN/SUPER/META/SHIFT keys
[23:39] <DrDetroit> expunge: I dont understand, do you mean all of them all at once?
[23:40] <squinty> could be stuck key
[23:40] <expunge> DrDetroit: individually, a few times each
[23:40] <expunge> but that'd be a great easter egg =P
[23:40] <DrDetroit> expunge i see the ctl alt win and shift but dont understand super and meta
[23:41] <expunge> DrDetroit: other names for win/alt/ctrl
[23:41] <robjloranger> yes, lol. what's an example? maybe we can figure out which key.
[23:41] <DrDetroit> expunge ok will give it a try now brb
[23:42] <DrDetroit> expunge...thank you so much..i have looked on the web for hours for an answer
[23:42] <DrDetroit> it worked perfeclty thank you
[23:42] <expunge> heheehh
[23:42] <expunge> DrDetroit: =)
[23:43]  * DrDetroit hugs expunge and shakes his/her hand
[23:43] <expunge> my unisex hand appreciates your appreciation
[23:43] <robjloranger> woohoo
[23:43] <expunge> robjloranger: I concur
[23:44] <cmanns__> Guys
[23:44] <robjloranger> nice save to the community
[23:44] <cmanns__> So
[23:44] <cmanns__> The process that was updating lubuntu seems done
[23:44] <DrDetroit> expunge I was considering installing a new operating system as a fix..this has saved me days of work
[23:44] <cmanns__> load has gone back to normal only top and teamviewer are using cpu
[23:44] <cmanns__> Safe to reboot lubuntu is update done?
[23:44] <expunge> DrDetroit: heheh, cool cool
[23:44] <expunge> cmanns__: seems done?
[23:45] <robjloranger> cmanns__: seems so
[23:45] <cmanns__> I don't have view of lxterminal but I think its all done
[23:45] <RPG-Master_on_ma> ifireball: You iFire?
[23:45] <cmanns__> I shall shutdown -r now bai
[23:45] <cmanns__> :D
[23:45] <Psil0Cybin> cmanns__: command of the century!
[23:46] <cmanns__> :D
[23:46] <Psil0Cybin> you know whats a tad bit better thoughy
[23:46] <Psil0Cybin> shutdown -h now
[23:46] <Psil0Cybin> peeeeace!
[23:46] <cmanns__> but y
[23:46] <cmanns__> you forgot the bai
[23:46] <Psil0Cybin> baaaaaiii
[23:46] <robjloranger> Psil0Cybin: why halt over reboot?
[23:46] <cmanns__> <3
[23:46] <RPG-Master_on_ma> Recap of my problems for anyone new: Powere went out, Ubuntu boots up but before giving a login screen, instead I get a black screen and a blinking cursor.  But it's black and cannot type anything in it. Where is the problem?
[23:49] <expunge> coxaLT: what _can_ you do?
[23:49] <RPG-Master_on_ma> If I press escape before the Ubuntu screen ends, I can get a terminal log in screen, but before I have time to log in it flips to the blank screen and unresponsive cursor.
[23:49] <expunge> maple butter, nom
[23:49] <cmanns__> ubuntu 14.04 has faced an error
[23:50] <robjloranger> cmanns__: it goes up for the good stuff
[23:50] <cmanns__> slashusr/lib/notofication-daemon/notification-daemon
[23:50] <cmanns__> Any ideas guys?
[23:50] <robjloranger> cmanns__: i've seen $38
[23:50] <cmanns__> This is fresh Lubuntu upgrade
[23:52] <Bashing-om> RPG-Master_on_ma: IF it were me: From liveCD so everything is unmounted,swap off if necessary, (GParted) - change example shown with partition sdb1 to your partition(s) -; sudo e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v /dev/sdb1 ; IF errors -> sudo e2fsck -f -y -v /dev/sdb1 .
[23:53] <robjloranger> I agree with using a live cd/usb
[23:53] <robjloranger> or a rescue disc of some sort
[23:55] <DrDetroit> expunge again thanks...logging out
[23:55] <expunge> adios
[23:55] <cmanns__> Lastly
[23:55] <cmanns__> Anybody have tips for improving performance on a Intel 845GL graphics
[23:56] <cmanns__> Xorg using 30% cpu
[23:57] <RKyle> !help raid
[23:58] <RKyle> Is the raid information up to date and is it the same for Raid 10?
[23:59] <guzzi_jones> i have a vm running on an lvm at /dev/vg0/vm1