[00:02] <WeThePeople> sound not working on 12.04.2 x64. any ideas
[00:03] <TekkBuzz> WeThePeople: Need more clues!
[00:03] <WeThePeople> tekkbuzz, exactly
[00:04] <WeThePeople> it was working last reboot, idk what happened
[00:04] <VisceralSound> Would anyone happen to have a solution to my problem in this? I'm having an issue installing my Realtek driver for my wireless card (an Asus PCE-N15) which seems to have a common issue with Linux http://askubuntu.com/questions/292751/issues-installing-wireless-network-driver/292806?noredirect=1#comment368183_292806
[00:07] <docsleezy> i have ubuntu 12.04 lts and i cantwatch the vids on youtube on fire fox
[00:07] <KI4RO> WeThePeople, I don't mean to insult, but did someone bump your volume control?
[00:07] <daftykins> docsleezy: have you clicked the prompt to install flash?
[00:07] <xubuntu> hello everyone
[00:07] <daftykins> xubuntu: hi
[00:08] <WeThePeople> ki4r0, all volume levels are set to the appropriate level :)
[00:08] <Guest72238> i'm having a "detecting file systems..." problem it's just freezing on that.... and btw im trying to install it on an external HDD
[00:08] <Guest72238> any thoughts?
[00:08] <docsleezy> yeah i did awhile ago and it oesnt prompt me but it doesnt play the vieo either
[00:09] <KI4RO> WeThePeople, Okay, good...seen stranger things happen to folks...gl
[00:09] <daftykins> VisceralSound: where are you stuck?
[00:09] <Guest72238> i mean the installer is just stuck on that "detecting file systems" screen
[00:09] <daftykins> docsleezy: do you just see a blank box where the player should be?
[00:10] <docsleezy> installedchromium it wont play there either
[00:10] <docsleezy> yes
[00:10] <daftykins> chromium uses a different flash player to firefox
[00:10] <daftykins> docsleezy: look for a flash player package in the software centre to install
[00:10] <docsleezy> ok thanks
[00:11] <daftykins> docsleezy: also, i'd be curious if you see anything flash player related if you hit ctrl+shift+a in firefox, which is the same as going off the tools menu and picking 'Add-ons'
[00:12] <daftykins> Guest72238: is the external disk blank?
[00:12] <WeThePeople> in the sound setting there is no output device
[00:12] <WeThePeople> how do i change that
[00:13] <daftykins> WeThePeople: do you think you might've installed some updates between when sound worked and when it didn't?
[00:13] <WeThePeople> daftykins, not to my knowledge
[00:14] <daftykins> WeThePeople: i'm wondering if you might've got a new kernel that broke sound
[00:14] <WeThePeople> daftykins, no new kernels
[00:14] <daftykins> how are you checking?
[00:15] <DiNGO1> Bien le bonsoir
[00:15] <DiNGO1> Ha EN?
[00:15] <DiNGO1> No FR?
[00:15] <daftykins> !fr
[00:15] <docsleezy> it says shockwave flash i assumed that was the same as adobe
[00:15] <DiNGO1> thanks you :)
[00:16] <daftykins> docsleezy: pretty much
[00:16] <crane> hey ho, i'm running into the -1 channel bug
[00:16] <docsleezy> flash plugins was checked in software center
[00:17] <crane> i tried to pach it with the compat-drivers but when i try to run make i get these errors here
[00:17] <crane> http://askubuntu.com/questions/291759/aircrack-ng-channel-1-patch-help
[00:17] <crane> someone any idea how to fix his?
[00:17] <daftykins> no support for aircrack here methinks
[00:18] <crane> it's more a kernel problem... :/
[00:18] <exad> pft even wiping drivers and doing a distro specific buildpkg didnt work
[00:18] <daftykins> crane: doubt it
[00:18] <exad> hdmi doesnt even show up in sound settings for output
[00:19] <AsSlowAsHell> any way to get automake version 1.11.1 on LTS12 64bit instead of 1.11.3?   When apt-get returns "The following packages have been kept back:" what does this actually mean? If it's a dependency issue, why not just say that.
[00:24] <wilee-nilee> Dante_J, Could be dependency, is it kernels?
[00:24] <Dante_J> no, cinnamon
[00:24] <bazhang> !dist-upgrade | Dante_J
[00:24] <bazhang> Dante_J, thats a MINT issue, right?
[00:24] <Dante_J> I'm sticking with my lts
[00:24] <Dante_J> no - ppa
[00:25] <Dante_J> Gwendal LE BIHAN
[00:25] <Dante_J> https://launchpad.net/~gwendal-lebihan-dev/+archive/cinnamon-stable
[00:25] <bazhang> Dante_J, contact him then
[00:25] <Dante_J> yes, I suspect you would suggest as much
[00:25] <Dante_J> so
[00:25] <Dante_J> back to the original question
[00:26] <bazhang> PPA are unsupported, yes
[00:26] <AsSlowAsHell> having trouble finding a x64 deb for it... screw it. maybe i'll just check out a newer version of GRUB2 from bazaar.  I'm guessing they fixed it on their end eventually.. How do I apply all the debian/ubuntu patches to it?  where do i get the patches?  Either that or I'll just say screw it and put LTS 10 on there.  Should build on that.  I really hate dealing with issues like this heh...
[00:26] <Dante_J> what exactly is the definition of what: "The following packages have been kept back"
[00:26] <bazhang> and I gave the answer to things held back Dante_J
[00:26] <exad> lol. sorry
[00:27] <Dante_J> I'm interested in the specifics. Why is this different from the error message that mentions dependencies.
[00:27] <exad> time to download 12.04
[00:27] <wilee-nilee> AsSlowAsHell, The 10.04 desktop is eol tomorrow
[00:27] <daftykins> Dante_J: because it's a different circumstance?
[00:27] <VisceralSound> Would anyone happen to have a solution to my problem in this? I'm having an issue installing my Realtek driver for my wireless card (an Asus PCE-N15) which seems to have a common issue with Linux http://askubuntu.com/questions/292751/issues-installing-wireless-network-driver/292806?noredirect=1#comment368183_292806
[00:28] <daftykins> VisceralSound: i asked you earlier where you're getting stuck
[00:28] <Dante_J> thanks daftykins - I'll read some dpkg source code.
[00:28] <Dante_J> that should tell me
[00:29] <daftykins> that or apt's man pages
[00:29] <Dante_J> indeed.
[00:29] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: once I go to "Make install" I get 2 errors, in my link I posted what the errors were in the op
[00:30] <uvala> cant find the node name for the ubuntu security (team) channel, could anyone help me?
[00:30] <daftykins> VisceralSound: did you follow the guy's guide to use his patch to fix that?
[00:30] <bazhang> !alis | uvala
[00:31] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: I've "downloaded" the text he had on his website, but I don't know what to "edit" persay he says you can go edit a file/folder of sorts I'm not sure how to
[00:31] <bjrohan> What location is this referring to, it is not in my home dir (yes I looked under hidden files): resulting amp will end up in ./libreoffice-online-edit-share/target/
[00:31] <skulltip> when will GLEW 1.7+ and SFML 2.0+ be updated in synaptic for ubuntu 12.04?
[00:31] <jrib> bjrohan: . means current directory
[00:31] <uvala> bazhang, thank you for referring me to xchat channel, it helped me know how to find back my lost channels!
[00:31] <jrib> !sru | skulltip
[00:31] <exad> would it difficult to downgrade my kernel to <IP_ADDRESS>????
[00:32] <exad> -17 even
[00:32] <jrib> !info linux-image
[00:32] <jrib> exad: why?
[00:32] <AsSlowAsHell> wilee-nilee, ah damn.    It's taking more time to straighten out this bullshit than it actually took to code the GRUB2 module i added
[00:32] <pythonirc1011> I want to backup a bunch of files using rsync, but make sure that if there are identical files, they are only copied once. Is there a way to do this?
[00:33] <AsSlowAsHell> it built fine on 11.10 desktop 32bit heh
[00:33] <daftykins> VisceralSound: can you give me the link to his page again? sorry i closed it
[00:33] <bjrohan> jrib: thanks. I looked in the dir I did the build in /Download/alfresco-libreoffice-online-share and it is not in there :-(
[00:33] <jrib> pythonirc1011: sure rsync can do that.  Read documentation or try #rsync
[00:33] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: this is the link to my askubuntu http://askubuntu.com/questions/292751/issues-installing-wireless-network-driver/292806?noredirect=1#comment368183_292806
[00:34] <exad> because Im suffering from a bug that wont allow me to use hdmi audio with 3.8.0-19 or 18
[00:34] <phix> pythonirc1011: rsync does that by default
[00:34] <daftykins> VisceralSound: so have you followed exactly what he does here? http://blog.83c.org/how-to-compile-the-realtek-8169-driver-with-linux-kernel-3-8/
[00:35] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: I'm not sure how to do the last part, I've downloaded said file but don't know how to replace anything It turns out that the macros __devinit and __devexit no longer exist in kernel 3.8 and that’s why the compilation fails. The problem can be solved by removing these macros in file r8169_n.c . I have made a patch with these modifications. You can download it here.  To use it, copy the patch in the src subdirectory of
[00:35] <pythonirc1011> phix: jrib: I dont think I asked it clearly. If a there are duplicate files on machine A, I want only one copy of it to be taking space on machine B.
[00:36] <pythonirc1011> I think I need some kind of a archival software that can do internal symlinks for not-replicating data.
[00:36] <daftykins> VisceralSound: ok you see here, he's in the folder of the source code and he's using the program 'patch' to apply his patch to that source code: "/tmp/r8169-6.017.00/src$ patch -p1 < r8169.patch"
[00:37] <daftykins> VisceralSound: so you want to open up the terminal, browse to where the source code is, then run the above
[00:37] <phix> pythonirc1011: ah so the same file anywhere on the destination?
[00:37] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: Ohhh so he's using a program CALLED patch? so apt-get install patch?
[00:37] <daftykins> VisceralSound: it'll probably already be installed
[00:37] <VisceralSound> I'll check
[00:38] <pythonirc1011> phix: all files that are copies of each other should take only one file size space on my backed up drive
[00:38] <exad> would anyone be able to tell me how i could go about installing the 3.8.0-17 kernel instead of the 3.8.0-19 currently installed?
[00:38] <phix> patch is installed, if not build-essentials will install ut
[00:38] <daftykins> exad: apt-get install linux-image-3.8.0-17...
[00:38] <phix> pythonirc1011: use a file system that supports copy on write
[00:39] <daftykins> exad: depends what architecture you want, 32 or 64-bit
[00:39] <phix> btfs i think it is called is one, or zfs
[00:39] <daftykins> exad: (as to the exact package name)
[00:39] <daftykins> btrfs
[00:39] <pythonirc1011> phix: I do not control the file system
[00:39] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: searching the "search programs installed" thing (new to Ubuntu) and nothing with patch comes up except for the text file I downloaded to replace something
[00:40] <daftykins> VisceralSound: if you're in a terminal, if you just type "patch" on its' own what does it do? do you get output from the program 'patch' or an error?
[00:40] <exad> oh... that easy???
[00:40] <exad> 64 bit
[00:40] <daftykins> exad: yeah, although if it's older than your current kernel it won't automatically be the one it chooses at boot
[00:40] <phix> pythonirc1011: or you can use --delete option with rsync, so it will ensure the destination looks exactly like thhr source, deleting files from destination that doesnt exist in source
[00:40] <phix> thnx daftykins
[00:40] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: JUST typing patch in terminal does nothing, just goes to the next line
[00:41] <exad> ah so i would have to change something to make it the default or can i uninstall the other kernel?
[00:41] <pythonirc1011> phix: Machine A: dir1/ (file1.txt=10G) dir2/(file1.txt=10G) on destination, my backup should take at most 10G space.
[00:42] <phix> pythonirc1011: the same file exists in both places?
[00:42] <daftykins> VisceralSound: i take it you've tried just jumping straight for the full patch command the guy says then?
[00:42] <phix> umm i think there is a hardlink patch or option for rsync but it assumes the destination filesystem supports hardlinking
[00:43] <pythonirc1011> phix: yes
[00:43] <uvala> I found the channel I was asking for: #ubuntu-hardened
[00:43] <phix> so you want to backup hardlinked files?
[00:43] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: like doing the realtek driver file in command and make installing it or? sorry for not being well "educated" on linux commands yet.
[00:44] <pythonirc1011> phix: I want to find all files replicated on machine A. Back them up correctly on machine B without using space
[00:44] <daftykins> VisceralSound: so right now, you've got the source code downloaded and extracted into a folder yeah?
[00:44] <phix> or files that are the  same but dont use thr same inodes?
[00:44] <pythonirc1011> phix: they are the same files in size and content. They might or might not have smae inodes
[00:44] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: yes I have the realtek driver downloaded directly from their website and extracted on my desktop
[00:45] <phix> pythonirc1011: backup to /dev/null, that will use 0 space :p  yeah i kniw what uou mean :)
[00:45] <daftykins> VisceralSound: ok so you open a terminal, "cd ~/Desktop/" will change you to that folder, are you ok navigating folders at command line?
[00:46] <phix> pythonirc1011: could you cleanup dupe files before you back it up?
[00:46] <VisceralSound> daftykins: as in getting into the folder from terminal? I can get into the folder from it yeah
[00:46] <pythonirc1011> phix: nope. These files belong to different users
[00:46] <phix> or use dar or similar first then tranfer the dar files ovet?
[00:46] <exad> hmmmm no package found linux-image-3.8.0-17-generic
[00:46] <daftykins> VisceralSound: ok, so you want to be in .../r8169-6.017.00/src/
[00:47] <exad> could it have been taken down'
[00:47] <daftykins> exad: sudo apt-get update && apt-cache search linux-image-3.8.0-17
[00:47] <histo> !info linux-image-3.8.0-17-generic
[00:47] <VisceralSound> daftykins: so after inputting the name of the folder do a /src/?
[00:47] <phix> dar will check if the file is a copy in more than one dir and only save it once
[00:48] <daftykins> VisceralSound: in the terminal you want to be *inside* Desktop/r8169-6.017.00/src/
[00:48] <pythonirc1011> phix: never used dar, but will look into it
[00:48] <Chris_W_> anyone know what you would even call a program like cmatrix?
[00:48] <histo> Chris_W_: a toy
[00:48] <VisceralSound> daftykins: okay shoot
[00:49] <Chris_W_> histo: haha.....yeah.  but lets say one wanted to find similar programs, what would one search for?
[00:49] <daftykins> VisceralSound: so where is the patch file you downloaded from that guy's site? is it in the Downloads folder or did you move it into there, beside the "r8169_n.c" file?
[00:50] <WeThePeople> how do i get the head phones to work on a asus k55a laptop 12.04.2 x64 ed.
[00:50] <VisceralSound> daftykins: I downloaded/extracted it to the desktop along with the realtek folder
[00:50] <phix> pythonirc1011: it is like tar or zip but smarter
[00:50] <AsSlowAsHell> wilee-nilee, cool figured it out.  ended up doing apt-get remove automake and apt-get install automake1.10   whew. wish it wouldn't have taken me so long to figure that out! lmao
[00:51] <histo> Chris_W_: see if it's in the software center under a certain category
[00:51] <AsSlowAsHell> wilee-nilee, cool figured it out.  ended up doing apt-get remove automake and apt-get install automake1.10   whew. wish it wouldn't have taken me so long to figure that out! lmao
[00:51] <SrPx> browserify is a command that returns a stream (if I understood). can I do something like this? echo "<script>" > browserify my_file.js > echo "</script>" > my_file.html ... is that possible? What's the right syntax?
[00:51] <AsSlowAsHell> whoa sorry
[00:51] <daftykins> VisceralSound: ok so you can see where 'r8169.patch' is?
[00:51] <VisceralSound> daftykins: yessir
[00:52] <daftykins> VisceralSound: so you just want to be *in* the folder so you can see "r8169_n.c" then run his command "patch -p1 < /path/to/r8169.patch"
[00:53] <exad> daftykins: that seems to have created a list of some sort.. still cant install the kernel though
[00:54] <daftykins> exad: it'll be telling you which are available, pick one :D
[00:54] <daftykins> exad: pastebin them if you're unsure
[00:55] <netlar1> Well reinstalled Ubuntu and it looks like it uses nvidia-304-updates driver
[00:55] <daftykins> netlar1: running the nvidia settings program should give you version info pretty easily
[00:56] <exad> here's my pastebin daftykins; http://paste.ubuntu.com/5649661/ what did those commands do if you dont mind me asking?
[00:56] <netlar1> daftykins: thanks
[00:57] <netlar1> daftykins: does not show the correct display device
[00:57] <daftykins> exad: apt-get update = update your local list of the available software packages
[00:57] <daftykins> exad: apt-cache search <x> = search for packages called <x> in these lists
[00:57] <exad> ohhh i see
[00:57] <Cpudan80> Hey guys
[00:58] <Cpudan80> I'm having trouble installing ubuntu onto my server -- was hoping you could help me out
[00:58] <zeep> how can i install a package and force it to ignore one of the dependencies?
[00:58] <daftykins> exad: ah no what you pastebin'd was just it grabbing the list files. try running the second bit on its' own, if it gives nothing then no packages called that are available
[00:58] <netlar1> daftykins: and it takes forever to reboot
[00:58] <daftykins> netlar1: are you using multiple cards or something?
[00:58] <Cpudan80> So the box has 3x 3TB drives -- I wanted to set these up in a software raid config -- so here's how I did it
[00:59] <netlar1> just one nvidia geforce 8200
[00:59] <exad> yeah it seems none are available
[00:59] <daftykins> ugh 3 disk RAID 5 :( such a bad idea
[00:59] <VisceralSound> daftykins: inside the realtek driver folder I don't see the r8169_n.c in the folder, I'm guessing I'm doing it wrong? I did the "cd ~/Desktop/realtekfolder
[00:59] <Cpudan80>  /boot raid 1, across all three (500MB) /swap on all three (no raid) 1024 MB, remaining ~3TB, RAID5
[00:59] <exad> damnit. if i downgrade to 12.04 would that have an older kernel?
[00:59] <daftykins> VisceralSound: you need to be inside 'src' inside that one too, if it exists? i think you might've downloaded a different file to what that guy did
[00:59] <Cpudan80> Everything installed up to grub, which failed with no real error message -- just grub install failed
[01:01] <iFlip> This is totally off topic but does anyone know if there is a 4chan channel in freenode? Or is it on another server?
[01:02] <cjae> can I use a ubuntu live disc to move a user profile on windows 8 to another physical drive
[01:02] <iFlip> I found a fake in irc.cyberdynesystems.net
[01:03] <exad> Lets say i install ubuntu 12.04 and then run the updates, will i end up back at 3.8.0-19 kernel?
[01:03] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: let me try and download that driver and usb it to my desktop quick
[01:03] <daftykins> VisceralSound: ok, i'll be back shortly, got a couple of things to do
[01:04] <betrayd> cjae i doubt he'll be able to log in though
[01:04] <daftykins> cjae: no because win8 won't know you've done it. are you just trying to move where that user's "Pictures" etc are kept?
[01:05] <cjae> daftykins: well pretty much the entire profile, its on ssd, so I would like to move to the storage hdd
[01:06] <cjae> daftykins: found a few how tos but just checking other optiions
[01:06] <betrayd> i'd use windows utilities
[01:07] <cjae> ones audit mode that looks problematic, the other is symlinks
[01:07] <daftykins> cjae: no point going that far. you want the storage folders elsewhere, but not the app data. just move the rest of them
[01:07] <caiyue> hello everybody
[01:07] <daftykins> cjae: as in, cut and paste
[01:07] <daftykins> caiyue: hi
[01:08] <cjae> daftykins: why not app data
[01:08] <daftykins> 'cause you want that on SSD to be quick
[01:08] <daftykins> :)
[01:08] <cjae> ya
[01:09] <cjae> ok
[01:09] <shaunlewis> After running xubuntu dual boot for a few weeks, I've gone ahead and installed it as the only OS on all 3 of my machines. My desktop has 2x 1TB drives I would like to use as network storage..
[01:09] <shaunlewis> Would Samba still be the best choice, since I don't require windows compatability?
[01:10] <daftykins> shaunlewis: yeah
[01:10] <daftykins> shaunlewis: assuming it's a trusted LAN and you want speed
[01:11] <SrPx> Nobody? Is there a way to wrap text around the output of a command?
[01:11] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: okay so I'm inside the src folder do I do "patch -p1" and then /path/to/r8169.patch or something
[01:11] <daftykins> VisceralSound: yup
[01:11] <shaunlewis> Thanks. Generally, what do you recommend I format the drives as? They are NTFS at the moment, and I am in the process of moving the files to another drive for the moment.
[01:12] <daftykins> shaunlewis: EXT4, but only if you're never ever ever going to want to read those drives from a windows system ever again
[01:12] <VisceralSound> daftykins: hmmm do I need to do cd or anything? typing straight patch -p1 just puts it on a new line, then the other command does the same thing I must be doing it wrong
[01:13] <zeep> patch -p1 < file
[01:14] <daftykins> VisceralSound: what zeep said, it's only one single line you're typing
[01:14] <shaunlewis> Well, since I no longer own any windows machines, I guess that's a safe assumption, but isn't the point of samba that windows machines can use the shares on a linux lan? or have I missed the point..
[01:14] <daftykins> VisceralSound: "patch -p1 < /type/here/the/path/to/where/the/patch/is"
[01:16] <VisceralSound> daftykins: okay got it, it says "patching file r8169_n.c" and is back to the src command line, does that mean it finished?
[01:17] <daftykins> VisceralSound: yep, now type "sudo make"
[01:17] <daftykins> you should get no errors
[01:18] <crane> is there a way for blacklisting a wifi card in network manager?
[01:19] <daftykins> crane: you can just refer to it in /etc/network/interfaces then NM can't use it
[01:19] <daftykins> but yeah i'm sure there's a better way
[01:20] <VisceralSound> daftykins: now it goes further but I got this near the end? Make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.8.0-19-generic' INSTALL /home/anthony/Desktop/r8169-6.017.00/src/r8169.ko Can't read private key DEPMOD 3.8.0-19-generic make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.8.0-19-generic' make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/anthony/Desktop/r8169-6.017.00/src'
[01:20] <snickers> Anybody out there?
[01:20] <daftykins> VisceralSound: hmm no idea on that one - post that output back to that askubuntu
[01:20] <snickers> maybe this client isn't working?
[01:20] <daftykins> snickers: nobody here but us ghosts
[01:21] <snickers> YAY
[01:21] <snickers> I like ghosts
[01:21] <zeep> so is there anyway to force ignore a package dependency?
[01:22] <snickers> I have a NAS question: Is there a web based media server to make an Ubuntu NAS look nice to the spouse like the Qnap interface?
[01:22] <AsSlowAsHell> well i'll be damned grub module i wrote works properly first try :)    yay now i can have 3 different versions of windows all encrypted with TrueCrypt + ubuntu on 4th partition quad boot system all on 1 drive :D
[01:22] <zeep> opencloud ;p
[01:22] <zeep> *owncloud
[01:23] <daftykins> AsSlowAsHell: is your nickname based on how badly all those encrypted installs run? ;)
[01:23] <snickers> I installed OwnCloud on my Ubuntu server and the interface is very….sparce
[01:23] <snickers> Maybe I missed a step?
[01:23] <snickers> Just looks like a file share via HTM
[01:23] <daftykins> snickers: why would a spouse be accessing a NAS interface?
[01:23] <AsSlowAsHell> daftykins, no my nickname is an ancient relic from when I had a 14.4k modem and I kept picking screennames that were taken, each attempt resulting in like a whole two minute wait to load the page to tell me it was taken haha... or at least it felt that long
[01:24] <snickers> She needs to store pics and music
[01:24] <daftykins> AsSlowAsHell: :D
[01:24] <snickers> stream music and movies
[01:24] <daftykins> snickers: why doesn't she just have a mapped drive / mounted drive to it?
[01:24] <AsSlowAsHell> daftykins, also aww come on encryption doesn't slow anything down.  especially not with hardware AES
[01:24] <daftykins> AsSlowAsHell: ah sure drives have hardware AES, depends if things can take advantage of that though :D
[01:25] <snickers> I tried mapping her to a SMB share, wasn't easy ennough
[01:25] <AsSlowAsHell> daftykins, no the intel processors starting Sandy Bridge have hardware AES on chip, not on the drives
[01:25] <daftykins> snickers: should be
[01:25] <snickers> She is more the: go to URL, push bigreen button, select movie
[01:26] <daftykins> i fail to see how you'd prefer to provide a web UI versus browsing folders and clicking
[01:26] <Chris_W_> anyone know how to monitor one network traffic for one program?
[01:26] <daftykins> iotop ?
[01:26] <exad> ok so i found some older 3.8.0 kernel debs. installed them but had issues with linux headers. can someone look at it and give me an idea as to how to fix it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5649733/   thanks :(
[01:27] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: while I have you here, any idea of the 13.04 dist. has issues with 7800 series AMD graphics cards?
[01:27] <AsSlowAsHell> now i need to make a grub module that lets the currently running os tell grub (probably by stashing a single byte wherever i can cram it in the first 64 sectors that looks unused) what to boot on next bootup, so I don't have to select the OS myself in the grub bootup menu heh
[01:27] <daftykins> VisceralSound: haven't used any new ubuntus i'm afraid
[01:28] <daftykins> exad: "sudo apt-get install linux-headers-3.8.0-030800-generic" work?
[01:28] <snickers> Maybe Ubuntu with Ples Server?
[01:28] <AsSlowAsHell> actually that probably wont be a module but a plain hack
[01:28] <snickers> Plex
[01:28] <exad> nope missing
[01:28] <snickers> Plex Server or Nappit or something?
[01:28] <snickers> Media Tomb?
[01:29] <snickers> Anyone using any of them?
[01:29] <daftykins> exad: kinda risky installing from debs, are you really sure going for a specific kernel is the best plan for whatever problem you've got?
[01:30] <VisceralSound> Daftykins: could this be the "can't ready private key thing? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[01:31] <exad> well i cant go without sound and neither 3.8.0-18 nor 3.8.0-19 will allow me to have sound through hdmi
[01:31] <daftykins> VisceralSound: i don't think so, i'm really not experienced in that area though
[01:31] <daftykins> (compiling from source)
[01:32] <m4gnus> question for anyone, i want to switch over to a new desktop environment (awesome) but the login prompt isn't showing the option to switch, how do I set the option?
[01:33] <exad> ok sweet i installed the kernel. now to make it the default. wish me luck
[01:34] <DarkAceLaptop> is there a program that'll arrange a text file's lines in a random order?
[01:34] <wilee-nilee> m4gnus, Not in the dropdown gear?
[01:35] <m4gnus> wilee-nilee, correct
[01:35] <qin> DarkAceLaptop: sort -R
[01:36] <kiyoura> how strong is the sort -R seed?
[01:36] <wilee-nilee> m4gnus, Never heard of awesome as a de, you have any links on installing it.
[01:36] <kiyoura> might wanna try sort -R --random-source=/dev/urandom
[01:36] <m4gnus> wilee-nilee, http://awesome.naquadah.org/ it's in the ubuntu repository
[01:38] <wilee-nilee> m4gnus, http://linuxg.net/install-the-awesome-desktop-environment-on-ubuntu-12-04-and-ubuntu-12-10/  Have you configured?
[01:38] <betrayd> m4gnus: my awesome wm installed into lxdm and shows asa choice for session
[01:39] <diamonds> I'm trying to record my desktop with mic audio
[01:39] <diamonds> using recordmydesktop but having trouble getting mic audio to work
[01:40] <diamonds> http://hastebin.com/mukacobasu.mel
[01:40] <diamonds> ^audio devices (?)
[01:41] <diamonds> maybe my mic isn't working o_O
[01:41] <diamonds> sound recorder doesn't work either :(
[01:41] <betrayd> but it records your desktop?
[01:42] <m4gnus> wilee-nilee, I had something in there...going to try a new rc.lua
[01:42] <m4gnus> wilee-nilee, thanks
[01:42] <m4gnus> betrayd, thanks, I may have to try that route
[01:43] <betrayd> gl m4gnus
[01:43] <m4gnus> betrayd, thanks bro/sis!
[01:43] <diamonds> betrayd, yes
[01:43] <diamonds> I just need mic audio
[01:44] <nevyn> diamonds: you'll need to set capture source .
[01:44] <diamonds> basically my mic isn't working
[01:44] <zeep> aww yea, equivs is awesome
[01:44] <diamonds> see paste: it looks like I have too few audio sources
[01:44] <qin> gfxtablet for lefthanded?
[01:45] <nevyn> and configure your hardware mixer "correctly" where correctly varys wildy per soundcard, codec etc
[01:45] <exad> hmm
[01:45] <exad> damn this weed, i forget the name of the person who was helping me
[01:46] <daftykins> <-- ?
[01:46] <exad> yes!!
[01:46] <daftykins> i gotta go to bed now though :( it's almost 3am here
[01:46] <exad> thanks lol for all your help
[01:46] <diamonds> nevyn, so.. where might I start?
[01:46] <exad> installing that kernel fixed my issue entirely
[01:46] <daftykins> exad: really O_O
[01:47] <diamonds> eh, nm, I'll just boot to windows to do it
[01:47] <nevyn> diamonds: wget http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh and then upload the result.
[01:47] <m4gnus> wilee-nilee, didn't work haha
[01:47] <diamonds> nevyn, I'll try
[01:47] <exad> well yeah it was a kernel bug.. it only makes sense -_-
[01:47] <daftykins> exad: anywho glad you solved it, nn all!
[01:47] <bean> for sec i thought svam said exad.\
[01:47] <bean> lol
[01:47] <bean> i was like
[01:47] <bean> WAT
[01:47] <bean> SVAM IS HIGH
[01:47] <FloodBot1> bean: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:47] <FloodBot3> bean: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:47] <exad> thanks again!
[01:48] <bean> this it the wrong channle.
[01:48] <bean> sorryh.
[01:48] <diamonds> nevyn, http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=117fcc447af1d8f922711561f5122aaf0518848c
[01:48] <diamonds> huh jack & pulse not running...
[01:48] <diamonds> need to adjust runlevels on those daemons?
[01:48] <nevyn> no.. let me read for a second.
[01:50] <satyag> hi updated to 13.04 , i have a HDMI attached to LED monitor after upgrade its started Blinking , stays for 10 so seconds then goes blank for 1-2 then comes back
[01:50] <chaotix> hi.  i want to try out some windows software such as adobe after affects, and serif webplus 6 in ubuntu, using wine...  if they work then my need for using windows will continue to rapidly diminish....  should i install playonlinux for this??  or  what version of wine?  etc??
[01:51] <satyag> hardware wise "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])"
[01:52] <nevyn> diamonds: you need to turn up capture. and internal mic (use alsamixer -c PCH to view the controls)
[01:53] <qin> chaotix: /j #winehq, faster answear there or their site
[01:53] <chaotix> qin, ok thanks
[01:53] <diamonds> nevyn, which setting are you looking at?
[01:54] <diamonds> and is the device name "PCH"?
[01:55] <nevyn> did you get into alsamixer?
[01:55] <diamonds> yes, turned mic up to 100
[01:55] <diamonds> trying again now
[01:56] <diamonds> nevyn, should I change the device to PCH in recordmydesktop:advanced?
[01:57] <diamonds> recordmydesktop give no feedback when it's encoding/saving...
[01:57] <diamonds> you hit save as, pick a name, then nothing
[01:57] <diamonds> then maybe a bit later the file shows up (?)
[01:57] <diamonds> I can't tell if I actually saved it or not
[01:58] <diamonds> hm maybe I didn't save it....
[01:58] <diamonds> last time they just "showed up" after a while
[01:58] <diamonds> I'll try sound recorder
[01:58] <diamonds> dang doesn't work
[01:58] <diamonds> is there a utility that just shows mic levels as you speak?
[01:59] <nevyn> there's a meter for pulse..
[01:59] <diamonds> oh sound > input shows my internal mic volume still down
[01:59] <VisceralSound> Anyone have any idea why I get a "Can't read private key depmod 3.8x" error when installing my realtek wireless patch?
[01:59] <diamonds> alright mic works now in sound recorder :)
[02:01] <satyag> starting with changing the enlightenment to single out if this is not a gnome issue
[02:09] <Rhenzar> Hey, what's up ya'll?
[02:11] <bs> how to install wieshark
[02:11] <bs> wireshark
[02:12] <Derpadong> lilo vs grub2 hmmm
[02:12] <JustSighDudes> bs: sudo apt-get install wireshark
[02:13] <JustSighDudes> Derpadong: grub2 unless you're in 1999
[02:17] <bs> how can i detect all the packages on my home network?
[02:17] <JustSighDudes> bs: sudo apt-get install wireshark
[02:18] <zeep> so i got netflix-desktop to work on arch without ms fonts, but i can't seem to figure out why lol. ubuntu seems to require it :/
[02:18] <bs> JustSighDudes, i installed it but how can i monitor the package on my network
[02:18] <JustSighDudes> bs: Read a tutorial. It's too much to explain here.
[02:19] <VisceralSound> Any ideas as to why I get this when I try to patch my realtek wireless driver? "Can't read private key DEPMOD 3.8.0-19-generic"
[02:23] <netlar> Are there any other Ubuntu help channels?
[02:25] <wilee-nilee> netlar, There is a ##linux channel, you have to be registered though.
[02:25] <netlar> Yes I am , they are pretty helpful also
[02:26] <zeep> ah nice i got it to work
[02:26] <zeep> thanks winetricks
[02:26] <netlar> wilee-nilee: Is this considered the official Ubuntu help channel?
[02:27] <Xelan> hi
[02:27] <Xelan> someone
[02:27] <netlar> Hey Xelan
[02:27] <somsip> netlar: yes
[02:27] <Xelan> some?
[02:28] <somsip> !anyone | Xelan
[02:28]  * netlar waves hello
[02:28] <wilee-nilee> netlar, There are more specific systems and apps channels, where is the problem?
[02:30] <netlar> wilee-nilee: I know I need to learn more before coming here, I do not mean to bug
[02:30] <utfans05> netlar, whats your issue?
[02:30] <netlar> Have some booting issues
[02:30] <netlar> Two
[02:30] <utfans05> ok go for it
[02:30] <utfans05> !ask | netlar
[02:31] <netlar> One is when I reboot it takes up to 3 min to reboot
[02:31] <netlar> Is that normal for 13.04?
[02:32] <SonikkuAmerica> netlar: 3 minutes?
[02:32] <utfans05> netlar, do you have any more specifics other than long boot time?
[02:33] <netlar> And then when I log off, and then decided to shutdown it will hand and I have to manually turn off the machine
[02:33] <netlar> hang*
[02:34] <netlar> I wish these issues were more specific, just not sure what is going on
[02:35] <utfans05> netlar, is this a fresh install?
[02:35] <netlar> utfans05: yes
[02:36] <utfans05> netlar, brand new pc that you built or a prebuilt one?
[02:36] <netlar> Oh no, over 5 years old
[02:36] <netlar> came with windows installed
[02:37] <netlar> Sorry, need to go pick up my son
[02:37] <utfans05> netlar do me a favor and put the output of /var/log/dmesg and /var/log/syslog on pastebin and give us the links
[02:38] <kkerwin> Hi. I just installed Ubuntu 13.04 on a new laptop, and had it install proprietary drivers for my video card. When I went to jockey however, I saw that the driver was not listed as being installed, however. So, I installed one, and now don't have direct rendering. Video card is an nVidia GeForce 650M. Thanks in advance.
[02:39] <utfans05> kkerwin, did you install the generic driver or the nvidia one?
[02:39] <kkerwin> utfans05: In OS install, I'm not sure. It just installed one, and I had direct rendering out of the box. I figured that it was the generic driver when I did not see it listed in jockey as being installed.
[02:40] <kkerwin> utfans05: So, after I installed the driver from jockey, I lost direct rendering.
[02:40] <utfans05> kkerwin, if you want the most recent stable nvidia drivers in a terminal type sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
[02:40] <utfans05> kkerwin, once thats done restart
[02:42] <kkerwin> utfans05: Ok. Thank you; I'll give that a try.
[02:42] <utfans05> kkerwin, let me know how it goes
[02:42] <utfans05> kkerwin, ill help you more if you need it
[02:42] <kkerwin> utfans05: Thank you; I will.
[02:44] <KI4RO> Anyone put Ubuntu on a chromebook yet?
[02:45] <utfans05> not yet but im putting it on an old ass dell mini here in a few mints
[02:45] <utfans05> minutes*
[02:45] <Flannel> an old ass-dell?  what's that?
[02:45] <utfans05> its one of the first dell mini's that came out
[02:46] <kkerwin> utfans05: No joy; still lack direct rendering.
[02:46] <utfans05> kkerwin... really...
[02:46] <pythonirc1012> anyone using lucid+nginx 1.4.1?
[02:47] <utfans05> kkerwin, is the driver not showing in jockey?
[02:47] <kkerwin> utfans05: Let me check ...
[02:47] <kkerwin> utfans05: Negative. It says that no proprietary drivers are installed on the system.
[02:48] <kkerwin> utfans05: lsmod | grep nvidia shows no results.
[02:48] <utfans05> kkerwin, thats really odd... its the exact same way i install my drivers all the time.
[02:49] <Ari-Yang> well this is 13.04, you can expect certain things to act up
[02:49] <kkerwin> sudo apt-get install nvidia-current says that it's already the current version. My guess is that the Xorg.conf is not yet updated?
[02:49] <utfans05> true... but still....
[02:49] <utfans05> kkerwin, maybe?
[02:50] <kkerwin> utfans05: Hrm. It's been at least five years since I had to manually edit one of those ...
[02:50] <utfans05> kkerwin, i did it a few days ago but i had to look up how to do it properly... im running 2 560ti's so i wanted to enable sli
[02:50] <kkerwin> utfans05: Hrm. Where is the file now?
[02:51] <utfans05> kkerwin, /etc/X11
[02:51] <kkerwin> utfans05: No, no it isn't ...
[02:51] <utfans05> kkerwin, im in 12.04... thats where its kept for me
[02:51]  * kkerwin scratches his head ...
[02:51] <utfans05> yeah....
[02:52] <utfans05> kkerwin, do a locate xorg.conf in terminal
[02:52] <kkerwin> utfans05: Everything is in /usr/share ...
[02:53] <Ari-Yang> yeah, one of the places where a xorg.conf is kept.....
[02:53] <kkerwin> utfans05: Hrm. But, no actual xorg.conf file.
[02:53] <Ari-Yang> I don't think you'd find one...
[02:53] <Ari-Yang> might have to generate it
[02:53] <utfans05> you might... but it should have autogenerated
[02:53] <Ari-Yang> like in 12.10, there is no xorg.conf file like there used to be in old versions
[02:53] <kkerwin> Ok, Ubuntu has coddled me. How do I generate one again?
[02:53]  * Ari-Yang shrugs
[02:53] <Ari-Yang> google, I forget
[02:54] <kkerwin> Ari-Yang: Cool. Thank you.
[02:54] <utfans05> yeah... i dont remember either
[02:55] <betrayd>  xorg.conf? try /etc/X11
[02:55] <utfans05> it wasnt ther for him
[02:55] <Ari-Yang> ....I think he did that
[02:55] <utfans05> its like it didnt get generated when he installed
[02:55] <betrayd> ok, installed current?
[02:55] <kkerwin> Apparently I have to quit the X server. Run X -configure as root. Brb.
[02:55] <utfans05> yup
[02:55] <utfans05> kk
[02:55] <Ari-Yang> yeah
[02:55] <Ari-Yang> that's it iirc
[02:56] <utfans05> i had to look that up cause mine has always auto generated
[02:56] <betrayd> th envidia installer has its own flavor
[02:56] <Ari-Yang> betrayd, on new versions of ubuntu, there won't be a xorg.conf file like in older versions. 12.10 for e.g.
[02:56] <betrayd>  waity
[02:56] <betrayd> nvidia-xconfig
[02:56] <Ari-Yang> utfans05, what version you on?
[02:56] <utfans05> 12.04LTS
[02:56] <Ari-Yang> ah
[02:56] <kkerwin> betrayd: Oh, alright. I'll give that a shot.
[02:56] <kkerwin> Couldn't get X to stop.
[02:56] <VisceralSound> <-- rookie to Ubuntu, but any idea if I can do this in Ubuntu 13.04? I guess my driver issue is I don't have the right kernel or something? and someone said this was a solution in a different topic sudo zypper in kernel-devel sudo ln -s /usr/src/linux /lib/modules/<IP_ADDRESS>-0.5-default/build
[02:57] <Ari-Yang> yeah iirc there should naturally be one for 12.04
[02:57] <Ari-Yang> well I'm off, gl to everyone
[02:57] <betrayd> cya
[02:57] <kkerwin> Hrm. I think that command did it. Thanks betrayd!
[02:57] <utfans05> yeah, every version of ubuntu ive run since 9.04 has had one
[02:57] <betrayd> watch where it got saved!
[02:58] <betrayd> bec. sometimes if one existed nvidia will make it somewhere else first
[02:58] <betrayd> and you have to place it in /etc/X11
[02:58] <betrayd> you're welcome kkimlabs
[02:58] <utfans05> yeah i think it put it in his /usr/etc instead of /etc/X11
[02:58] <betrayd>  lols phail
[02:59] <betrayd> the sorry piece here is sometimes you never get to see nvidia Xserver config GUI because it goes to root/admin menu
[03:00] <utfans05> if hes sudo he would have seen it... unless he tried to go to it as a usr
[03:01] <kkerwin> Ok. Now I am running at like 400x300 resolution ...
[03:01] <utfans05> kkerwin go into your nvidia Xserver config and set your res
[03:02] <kkerwin> utfans05: Looks like I'm still not using the nvidia driver.
[03:02] <utfans05> WHAT?!?!
[03:02] <GinTonicool> china here I can't visit sites like youtube ,facebook,,,,   does someone tell me how to do ,can you give me software base on ubuntu,debian or windows ?thanks
[03:02]  * utfans05 scratches his head
[03:02] <betrayd> kkerwin: the Xorg.0.log will tell you which one it's using
[03:02] <betrayd> the first few lines with a ==
[03:03] <betrayd> nvidia will fall to framebuffer if your xorg didn't make sense
[03:05] <kkerwin> Going to try restarting the X server.
[03:05] <kkerwin> Ok ...
[03:05] <kkerwin> Ctrl-Alt-Bkspc restarts X server, right?
[03:05] <utfans05> kkerwin, its supposed to
[03:05] <kkerwin> Crap
[03:05] <nashant> Hey. Anyone got php5 xdebug up and working on 12.10?
[03:06]  * kkerwin mutters something about not fixing something that's working under his breath.
[03:07]  * betrayd still has his ka.pl script that will killemall
[03:07] <utfans05> GinTonicool, what exactly are you asking, if ubuntu uses debian or windows based packages?
[03:07] <syntac> hi, is there a way to make the unity window borders smaller? takes up a lot of screen space (more like openbox size window borders
[03:08] <penos> syntac: u can auto hide it
[03:08] <VisceralSound> Does anyone know where a "PWD" is in my Realrek rtl8188CE driver is? a guy said "I figure out my problem. My PWD had a space in it, hence the make command though that PCE-N15 was a target and not part of the PATH name." but I don't know where PWD is
[03:08] <syntac> i have the side bar hidden
[03:08] <syntac> penos, i mean like title bar with the x, -, and maximize button
[03:08] <penos> ?
[03:09] <syntac> penos, like this: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3623/3399700464_c9faa5e484_o.png
[03:09] <betrayd> VisceralSound: present working directory
[03:11] <betrayd> the one you cd (change dir) to
[03:11] <GinTonicool> utfans05,i'm using firefox or chrome. can you tell me how can i visit facebook ,youtube,twiter,,,etc
[03:11]  * kkerwin grumbles loudly.
[03:11] <kkerwin> ql
[03:12] <utfans05> GinTonicool, you can use a proxy server that may allow you to get to them, im unsure of which one you should use as I do not need to use them
[03:12] <kkerwin> Ok. Still running at 640x480.
[03:12] <utfans05> kkerwin, thats really odd.....
[03:12] <utfans05> kkerwin, ive never run into any issues with video drivers
[03:12] <VisceralSound> betrayd: Any idea how I access that? sorry I'm new to Ubuntu/Linux is it within the driver folder for my realtek folder? or
[03:13] <kkerwin> utfans05: I even generated the xorg.conf file that nvidia-xconfig generated.
[03:13] <kkerwin> deleted the file that it generated, rather.
[03:13] <utfans05> hrm..
[03:13] <utfans05> im stuck
[03:13] <utfans05> ive never had any major video issues, anyone that can help kkerwin out?
[03:14] <kkerwin> Well, I didn't delete the other files that it generated prior, but backed up with successive runs of nvidia-xconfig. Maybe it fell back to one of those that still wasn't working ...
[03:14] <GinTonicool> utfans05, you mustbe do not know ,even those proxy servers can not been opened in china !
[03:14] <utfans05> GinTonicool, then im not sure how to help you out. sorry
[03:15] <kkerwin> GinTonicool: What about Tor?
[03:15] <kkerwin> !tor | GinTonicool
[03:16] <kkerwin> GinTonicool: It's peer-to-peer, so the government can't possibly disallow access to all of them ...
[03:16] <A1Recon> I downloaded the proprietary drivers from AMD. It's a .run file. How do I install it?
[03:16] <kkerwin> A1Recon: chmod +x $filename.run. ./$filename.run
[03:17] <b3n> hi using 12.04 and uninstalled webapps then Unity became too slow to freezing
[03:17] <penos> A1Recon: chmod +x <file> && ./<file>
[03:17] <kkerwin> Where $filename.run is the name of your file.
[03:17] <GinTonicool> kkerwin, i can open https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en   and https://www.torproject.org/
[03:17] <A1Recon> kkerwin: penos: Thank You!!
[03:17] <GinTonicool> can you tell how can i get tor in use
[03:17] <kkerwin> Restarting x server once more.
[03:18] <kkerwin> GinTonicool: Presently having problems with my display, and have very low resolution.
[03:18] <kkerwin> GinTonicool: Look through tor's website.
[03:18] <b3n> anyone for 12.04 ?
[03:19] <betrayd> VisceralSound: it can keep changing
[03:19] <utfans05> b3n, do you have a question, or just chit chatting?
[03:19] <johnjohn101> what is tor?
[03:19] <utfans05> !tor
[03:19] <GinTonicool> kkerwin , thank you ,i'll try later
[03:19] <betrayd> VisceralSound: you refer to it as $PWD often in scripts
[03:19] <b3n> yes utfans05
[03:19] <VisceralSound> betrayd: I'm just curious because this guy has the same issue as me and changing something with his PWD http://askubuntu.com/questions/269788/cant-make-rtl8188ce-drivers
[03:20] <betrayd> try it on command line, cd to a dir, then echo $PWD
[03:20] <b3n> utfans05 uninstalled webapps then Unity became too slow to freezing
[03:20] <axisys_> how should one install multiple perl modules ? one way is cat list-of-perl-modules | cpanm --interactive ..  is there a better way to do it?
[03:20] <GinTonicool> i heard of that ,may be tor is blocked in china
[03:21] <utfans05> b3n, unfortunately i do not have experience with unity
[03:21] <utfans05> GinTonicool, youc an always try it and see
[03:21] <GinTonicool> O MY GOD,that's so ,,
[03:21] <A1Recon> kkerwin: Is there any way that I can check if the drivers were properly installed or not??
[03:21] <johnjohn101> axisys_: you can probably ask in #perl.  they are helpful there
[03:22] <b3n> anyone who knows unity?
[03:22] <axisys_> johnjohn101: they suggested cpanm .. but ubuntu might have a pkg solution
[03:22] <VisceralSound> betrayd: so IE: cd ~/Desktop/<realrekdriverfolder then do $PWD within the folder? or
[03:22] <betrayd> dont leave echo out
[03:22] <betrayd> then go to your ~ & echo $PWD again
[03:23] <axisys_> johnjohn101: after all ubuntu pkg is recommended method for one perl module.. not sure how to do it for multiple
[03:23] <A1Recon> penos: Is there any way to check if the driver was properly installed or not??
[03:23] <betrayd> kkerwin ok do you remember where the xorg.conf was generated
[03:23] <axisys_> johnjohn101: probably a #ubuntu-server question
[03:24] <johnjohn101> axisys_: i always use synaptic to install perl modules.
[03:24] <axisys_> johnjohn101: how do you do it.. if you have 109 modules to install?
[03:25] <axisys_> johnjohn101: migrating from solaris to linux
[03:25] <johnjohn101> are they all in sysnaptic?
[03:25] <axisys_> johnjohn101: how do I check short from one at a time?
[03:25] <axisys_> johnjohn101: can I feed/upload a list some way?
[03:27] <johnjohn101> http://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/175108-solved-installing-multiple-perl-modules-once.html
[03:27] <VisceralSound> betrayd: cd ~/Desktop/<realtekfolder>, then once I'm in the folder in terminal I type echo $PWD, then again do echo $PWD? these next couple steps are kind of confusing sorry :(
[03:27] <johnjohn101> axisys_: something like cpan -i Crypt::DES Digest::CRC Digest::MD4 IO::Pty IO::Socket::SSL WWW::Mechanize Crypt::PasswdMD5 Net::Write
[03:27] <crackerjackz> how do i remove lubuntu encryption?
[03:28] <crackerjackz> i can't boot from a cd or usb to install a new OS.... it wont let me do anything until i give it the password but it immediately boots into lubuntu after i type the password
[03:29] <crackerjackz> weird my text disappeared
[03:29] <utfans05> crackerjackz, did you set your bios to boot from the usb/cd?
[03:29] <betrayd> VisceralSound: just keep changing and echoing so yuo can see what happens eash time
[03:29] <axisys_> johnjohn101: right, using cpan.. how would one do it with apt?
[03:29] <axisys_> since apt is recommended way for one perl module
[03:29] <betrayd> each*
[03:29] <axisys_> johnjohn101: ^
[03:29] <michael87> ok I'm having a problem. project64 is slowwing down under wine when I open mario 64 and enter the first painting. it begins to slow down. I was wandering if this is becuase its tryying to run directx9. or direct3d9 or something. if so maybe there is an opengl graphics plugin?
[03:30] <crackerjackz> utfans05, that's the weird thing my bios does not detect the hard drive, usb, dvd drive or any type of device other than the processor, memory, graphics card, sound card
[03:30] <crackerjackz> it doesn't even detect a NIC
[03:30] <utfans05> crackerjackz, when was the last time you did a bios update?
[03:30] <duhamel> hello all, I have no sound in ubuntu 12.10 0n hp envy m6 laptop. when i go into alsamixer there are no bars and the "F" buttons dont function as they are listed.
[03:30] <duhamel> any help?
[03:30] <crackerjackz> utfans05, about a year or two ago... it has nothing to do with my bios though it has to do with this full disk encryption i think
[03:31] <johnjohn101> axisys_: you can put multiple packages on the apt-get line
[03:31] <crackerjackz> none of my hardware is detected until the password is supplied
[03:31] <utfans05> crackerjackz, even if the disk is encrypted bios has to see it in order to boot from it, the information on the disk is encrypted but the MBR is now
[03:31] <utfans05> now=not
[03:33] <crackerjackz> utfans05, what do you think i should do? this is the only hard drive i have
[03:34] <utfans05> crackerjackz, at a minimum try getting into the bootmenu when your pc first starts up and direct it to boot from the usb stick
[03:34] <crackerjackz> what if i take the hard drive out and try to boot from USB? then mount the hard drive would that work?
[03:34] <penos> crackerjackz: go to bios and change the boot order
[03:34] <bijumon> hi, any bumblebee users 'ere? I had terrible experience with bumblebee and 12.10, after install, it dropped me onto the console and xorg wont start no matter what .. has anything changed in 13.04? i have a dell xps 15" L502x
[03:34] <utfans05> crackerjackz, no because then the bios wouldnt see the drive at all and youd have no place to install the image
[03:34] <crackerjackz> penos, can't.. bios doesn't detect my hardware
[03:35] <duhamel> hello all, I have no sound in ubuntu 12.10 0n hp envy m6 laptop. when i go into alsamixer there are no bars and the "F" buttons dont function as they are listed.
[03:35] <crackerjackz> utfans05, im saying boot from a live usb and use it to decrypt the hard drive
[03:35] <axisys_> johnjohn101: only if I can map the perl module name to the pkg name for each one first
[03:35] <johnjohn101> crackerjackz: did you overclock perhaps?  I sped up pci slot and it wouldn't recognize my hard drive
[03:35] <ThatOneDude> Hello everyone. I just installed Ubuntu 12.10 from a dvd copy on my Compaq Presario CQ56-219WM. Immediately after finishing setup, I ran apt-get update, apt-get upgrade, and apt-get distro-upgrade before updating to 13.04 via command line. After the update, my wifi (Ralink RT5390) no longer stays connected to my WPA2 network. It will connect, then immediately disconnect and ask for my key again,
[03:35] <ThatOneDude> which I have verified multiple times.
[03:35] <crackerjackz> johnjohn101, nah
[03:36] <crackerjackz> all of my hardware is recognized once i give it a password
[03:36] <utfans05> crackerjackz, if you boot from a live image you can reinstall or install the new os that you want to
[03:36] <crackerjackz> but not until
[03:36] <duhamel> ihave been all over ubuntu forums and tried many fixes to no resolution
[03:36] <duhamel> any help?
[03:36] <crackerjackz> utfans05, but how do i decrypt the hard drive?
[03:36] <crackerjackz> if i can decrypt the hard drive then i can install a new os on it
[03:36] <utfans05> crackerjackz, i do not know, have you done any google searches to try to find a fix?
[03:36] <crackerjackz> yes
[03:37] <johnjohn101> axisys_:  finding 109 packages should be hard.
[03:37] <axisys_> johnjohn101: bingo!
[03:37] <crackerjackz> most of what i have found only involves the home directory being encrypted.. lubuntu encrypted my entire disk though not just one directory
[03:38] <utfans05> crackerjackz, if you can boot into a live cd you a fire up gparted and reformat the drive
[03:38] <johnjohn101> axisys_:  i don't believe there is a good way to map a cpan file to an ubuntu package.
[03:39] <crackerjackz> i think maybe this will work... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2132516
[03:39] <duhamel> hello all, I have no sound in ubuntu 12.10 0n hp envy m6 laptop. when i go into alsamixer there are no bars and the "F" buttons dont function as they are listed.
[03:40] <utfans05> crackerjackz, it may
[03:40] <utfans05> crackerjackz, do you want to backup the data on the drive or just put a new os?
[03:40] <crackerjackz> utfans05, you can't just format the drive... it's encrypted
[03:40] <crackerjackz> i wish it were that simple
[03:40] <utfans05> crackerjackz, id be willing to bet that if you fire up a live cd and go into gparted you can wipe that drive
[03:42] <crackerjackz> utfans05, hopefully you are right. i'm gonna have to unplug the hard drive first before itll let me boot from usb.. i have this  sata to usb thing im gonna use to plug the hard drive up to my computer
[03:43] <kkerwin> utfans05: Ok. Got it back to a decent resolution.
[03:43] <duhamel> crackerjackz: try dd command to overwrite. did you try writing a new partition table?
[03:43] <utfans05> kkerwin, what did you have to do ?
[03:43] <kkerwin> utfans05: Still lack direct rendering.
[03:43] <johnjohn101> axisys_: i use to use cpan on suse with pretty good success but use packages on ubuntu
[03:43] <utfans05> kkerwin thats reall odd
[03:43] <kkerwin> utfans05: Delete the xorg.conf, and then my ~/.kde directory, as it set a resolution as well.
[03:43] <crackerjackz> duhamel, i can't because the partitions are in use
[03:43] <utfans05> kkerwin, how old is this install?
[03:43] <crackerjackz> i'll brb
[03:43] <kkerwin> utfans05: One day.
[03:44] <kkerwin> utfans05: I'd prefer not to have to do a fresh install, but I might just have to.
[03:44] <axisys_> johnjohn101: not when you have 109 modules to install
[03:44] <johnjohn101> axisys_: is this a one time thing?
[03:44] <utfans05> kkerwin, thats what im thinking, maybe grab the iso straight from ubuntu.com and see if that works
[03:44] <axisys_> johnjohn101: yes
[03:44] <kkerwin> utfans05: Something I've noticed ...
[03:44] <kkerwin> utfans05: lsmod | grep nvidia shows nothing.
[03:44] <kkerwin> utfans05: So, I modprobe nvidia.
[03:44] <duhamel> if you use a live distro you should be able to mount and unmount even if it is encrypted
[03:45] <kkerwin> utfans05: Then, lsmod | grep nvidia still shows nothing ...
[03:45] <utfans05> kkerwin, thats weird
[03:45] <utfans05> kkerwin, im really unsure why xorg.conf wasnt there in the first place
[03:45] <duhamel> adrian knoppix or parted magic
[03:46] <betrayd> wasn't where?
[03:46] <kkerwin> utfans05: A thought; an i7 is a 64-bit processor. I grabbed the 64-bit iso yesterday for the install. But, that was labeled as **amd**64
[03:46] <utfans05> kkerwin, the reason its labeled amd64 is because amd created the 64 bit architecture
[03:46] <kkerwin> utfans05: That's what I figured; so I grabbed the right iso?
[03:47] <utfans05> kkerwin, yeah
[03:48] <kkerwin> utfans05: Any idea why modprobe is failing to load the nvidia .ko?
[03:48] <utfans05> kkerwin, no clue
[03:48] <utfans05> kkerwin, does your motherboard have a built in graphics card?
[03:48] <utfans05> kkerwin, im now thinking it may be pulling from that
[03:48] <kkerwin> utfans05: It's an i7, so it has sandy bridge. Yes.
[03:49] <johnjohn101> axisys_: my opinion is that you'll be ok with using cpan on ubuntu.  not the prefered way but all you are doing is duplication of compiles which was done to create the package.  other choice is to open up synaptic, choose the perl section and start selecting all of the modules you need.
[03:49] <utfans05> kkerwin, yeah i think thats whats messing it up, im not sure how to fix that tho
[03:49] <exad> there are i7 ivy bridge... no..?
[03:50] <johnjohn101> ivy bridge also has i7
[03:50] <kkerwin> exad: You might be right. It's a third generation i7, and each prior generation had an ivy/sandy/etc bridge gpu.
[03:50] <kkerwin> Looking through /var/log/Xorg.0.log right now; confirmed: this is an ivy bridge.
[03:51] <kkerwin> [    21.199] (EE) Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found)
[03:51] <kkerwin> Wha?
[03:51] <utfans05> kkerwin, so in theory if you disable the onboard video and force it to the pcie card it should work
[03:52] <betrayd> kkerwin: scan for ==
[03:52] <betrayd> tells you which xorg.conf it used
[03:53] <kkerwin> betrayd: It's using an entire directory ...
[03:53] <kkerwin> (==) Using system config directory "/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d"
[03:53] <betrayd> thats not the generated one then
[03:53] <kkerwin> betrayd: The generated one caused an additional problem: it dropped screen resolution down to 600x480.
[03:54] <kkerwin> betrayd: And still lacked direct rendering.
[03:54] <betrayd> and then, go to nvidia server  settings
[03:54] <betrayd> fix it there
[03:55] <TiZ> Okay, so... no HDMI sound on Ubuntu 12.10. pavucontrol shows that sound IS playing... but it's not coming out of my TV. It used to work, and suddenly it... doesn't. I tried using the last kernel version, no luck. I'm on Intel. What's the next step?
[03:55] <kkerwin> betrayd: When I did that with the generated xorg.conf, the nvidia server said that it didn't find a compatible nvidia card.
[03:55] <betrayd> you moved the generated one to /etc/X11
[03:55] <betrayd> ?
[03:56] <kkerwin> betrayd: It did it for me, but yes.
[03:56] <kkerwin> Running nvidia-detector does not detect a card ...
[03:56] <betrayd> there is an Apply and OK button in nvidia server settings GUI
[03:57] <betrayd> you can set resolutions on GUI itself
[03:57] <kkerwin> betrayd: Ok. I'm going to set it like that and try it again, then.
[03:57] <kkerwin> Be right back.
[03:58] <LinuxNewbish> Good day. Im having a problem when i try to boot normally it wont boot it will keep freazing on the purple screen but when i do it on recovery mode it boot i tried to fix it on the recovery but still it didnt work
[03:59] <betrayd> !blackscreen
[03:59] <LinuxNewbish> yea betrayd
[04:01] <kkerwin> Ok. I ran nvidia-xconfig, and the resolution is now very low again. Also, went into nvidia server settings, and it still says that I do not have a driver running.
[04:01] <betrayd> there is a howto for that screen, ubottu knows LinuxNewbish i just don't know of you head to forums or where the fixits are placed
[04:02] <kkerwin> (==) Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[04:02] <betrayd> ok go through the log and see what resolutions are ok
[04:02] <betrayd> and which were rejected and why
[04:03] <LinuxNewbish> sorry betrayd , do you mean i go and check the fourms the fixs are there ?
[04:03] <kkerwin> betrayd: Here's my Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/tNhUCHD6
[04:04] <betrayd> i would or google them LinuxNewbish until one of the guys return
[04:05] <LinuxNewbish> thanks mate , will do betrayd
[04:05] <betrayd> kkerwin: got to fix your xorg.conf, see the last line
[04:05] <kkerwin> betrayd: Moment ...
[04:06] <betrayd> it is pretty self-explanatory
[04:06] <betrayd> you don't need to paste
[04:06] <betrayd> jus tlook at it
[04:06] <betrayd> see where the errors begin, WW - warnings first then EE hard errors
[04:07] <kkerwin> betrayd: http://pastebin.com/rvMr3bNH
[04:10] <kkerwin> betrayd: Do you have any suggestions on how to fix the xorg.conf?
[04:11] <betrayd> the log, see where the first WW warnings are then it shows hard errors with EE
[04:11] <betrayd> they aren't in your pastebin
[04:12] <kkerwin> betrayd: Ah, I understand.
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> LinuxNewbish, You familiar with nomodeset a low graphic boot.
[04:12] <zeep> just formatted an external drive with gparted and I can only create folders and files as root? why's that?
[04:13] <LinuxNewbish> no wilee-nilee
[04:13] <kkerwin> betrayd: http://pastebin.com/mu0e8fzK
[04:13] <kkerwin> betrayd: The above is the entire log.
[04:13] <wilee-nilee> !nomodeset | LinuxNewbish
[04:13] <[deXter]> zeep, Which filesystem? Permissions matter for ext file systems
[04:14] <wilee-nilee> LinuxNewbish, I'm just guessing it may be a graphic problem.
[04:14] <zeep> [deXter], ext4. i redid it with gnome-disks and it's now writable.
[04:14] <[deXter]> zeep, Yep if you do it within the OS then the right permissions are assigned
[04:15] <zeep> how would i do the same with gparted? it seems to need to run as root
[04:15] <LinuxNewbish> thanks wilee-nilee :)will try it now
[04:15] <zeep> probably need to add myself to a group or something
[04:16] <phix> zeep: ummm yeah root or add yoursepf to the disk group
[04:18] <zeep> disk group didnt work
[04:18] <LinuxNewbish> i have another question, if you installed Ubuntu beside another Linux OS will it overwrite the swap partition ?
[04:18] <betrayd> kkerwin: see line 13 explains all how to read
[04:18] <betrayd> but then you get line 45
[04:18] <phix> zeep: you need to lig out and back in again
[04:18] <zeep> i used newgrp in term
[04:19] <betrayd> kkerwin: no mouse, no keyboard
[04:19] <phix> then close term and rropen it
[04:19] <zeep> newgrp reloads with me in group
[04:19] <zeep> still needs root :/
[04:19] <kkerwin> betrayd: So, why am I now able to type and move my mouse?
[04:19] <zeep> i dont know how secure adding myself to root would be
[04:19] <betrayd> kkerwin: gui butlow rez?
[04:20] <kkerwin> betrayd: Yes.
[04:20] <betrayd> a fallback is active now
[04:20] <betrayd> not the one you wanted to happen
[04:20] <betrayd> but why did it say hotplug is on
[04:21] <netlar> kkerwin: are you having trouble booting up?
[04:21] <kkerwin> netlar: Negative.
[04:24] <qin> zeep: do you mean admin group, to have sudo rights?
[04:24] <zeep> qin, i have sudo rights. just wondering if i could setup gparted to run like gnome-disks (without root)
[04:24] <kkerwin> betrayd: Any insights?
[04:25] <qin> zeep: why would it? what purpose?
[04:25] <zeep> qin, so i wouldn't need to modify permissions on newly formatted partitions by hand
[04:26] <phix> zeep: add the users you want access to disks to disk griup
[04:26] <phix> then reboot / login lig
[04:26] <phix> ogg
[04:26] <utfans05> gnight all!
[04:26] <phix> ooops touch pad fail
[04:26] <betrayd> idk why it's picking up /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d when nvidia's supposed to be standalone
[04:26] <betrayd> kkerwin: ^
[04:27] <zeep> phix, isn't 'newgrp - disk' the same as relogging in?
[04:27] <zeep> provided i launch it via the terminal
[04:28] <kkerwin> betrayd: Maybe if I move that somewhere else, if there is somehing in that directory that is conflicting, I won't have a problem?
[04:28] <betrayd> kkerwin wait maybe when you *did move the nvidia generated xorg, and left those other pasts in /usr/share/xorg.confd
[04:28] <betrayd> parts*
[04:28] <lasers> kkerwin: Try 'sudo nvidia-xconfig -a' and restart your X11.
[04:28] <betrayd> the originals were left in their /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d
[04:28] <phix> zeep: nope, you need yo open a new terminal and even then it coulld still be cached depending on your setup
[04:29] <dankest> My CRON jobs have stopped running.  Where's the first place I should look?
[04:29] <phix> dankest: see if crond is running
[04:29] <kkerwin> betrayd: I don't think that anything in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d was affected by nvidia-xconfig.
[04:29] <phix> if not start it
[04:29] <zeep> phix, but it says in the man page 'If the optional - flag is given, the user's  environment will be reinitialized as though the user had logged in,'
[04:29] <kkerwin> betrayd: Do you agree with lasers suggestion?
[04:29] <zeep> phix, anyway, i'll just relogin and try it out later. not an urgent matter :)
[04:30] <phix> zeep: ok
[04:30] <betrayd> kkerwin: then we move back a step, but he might know better
[04:30] <zeep> phix, thanks for helping
[04:30] <phix> anytime
[04:30] <nevyn> 14:29 < phix> zeep: add the users you want access to disks to disk griup
[04:30] <nevyn> that's insanely wrong and dangerous
[04:30] <betrayd> kkerwin: go ahead and good luck
[04:31] <zeep> nevyn, how come? my account is the main account
[04:31] <seronis> i've noticed that  gstreamer doesnt handle slightly corrupted videos as well as VLC or Media Player Classic do on windows.   Is the linux version of VLC as robust or is it strictly a limit of linux codecs ?
[04:31] <nevyn> zeep: because the disk group can overwrite the physical disk containing /
[04:32] <nevyn> which is to say. it's effectivly the same as make your uid 0
[04:32] <phix> nevyn: he wanted to let uaers use gparted on disks, of course their are risks involed in doing that whether you use sudo or group permissioms
[04:32] <seronis> err correction..  i guess its the "parole" media player.. and its telling me i have a gstreamer backend error
[04:32] <zeep> i'm only adding myself
[04:33] <LinuxNewbish> well wilee-nilee  if a graphic problem then nomodeset wont help me correct ?
[04:33] <phix> nevyn: the safest answer wiuld be not uto use gparted in the first place
[04:33] <jorvis> Anyone good with Ubuntu One?  I have a directory which is not syncing on one machine, even though it says it's up to date.
[04:33] <kkerwin> Back where we were after that.
[04:33] <phix> zeep: if you have sudo access just uae that
[04:33] <phix> use*
[04:34] <zeep> yeah i know, but it defeats my original purpose lol
[04:34] <phix> excuse my spelling, i hate touchpads
[04:34] <nevyn> phix: no. the safest answer is to change the group of the specific disks you want users to have access to using a udev rule
[04:35] <kkerwin> Going to try renaming /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d
[04:35] <lasers> kkerwin: "lsmod | grep nv" -- Grabbed any nvidia or nouveau?
[04:35] <phix> nevyn: either way it works and he is only user on box, i dont see an issue
[04:35] <kkerwin> lasers: Nothing.
[04:36] <phix> zeep: whats the original purpose?
[04:36] <kkerwin> Brb.
[04:36] <phix> do it without entering a paassword?
[04:37] <phix> if so you can configure sudo not to prompt you
[04:37] <zeep> phix, when i format a partition with gnome-disks it sets the perms to my account, whereas gparted sets it to root. just saves a step of chowning the directory after if i could setup gparted the same way
[04:37] <nevyn> phix: preventing damage to the system by a misstype is worth doing.
[04:38] <phix> nevyn: yes
[04:38] <phix> nevyn: on a productiom system i would agree with you
[04:38] <lasers> sudo have 15(?)min period. -- The tool might use sudo/gksu and not mentioning it.
[04:38] <phix> zeep: so? uae chown
[04:38] <phix> use*
[04:38] <zeep> yeah im just gonna do that
[04:38] <zeep> not worth the trouble heh
[04:39] <phix> write a script
[04:39] <phix> :)
[04:43] <aakka> Hi! I installed 13.04 and flash isn't working. Any suggestions what i can do to get it working?
[04:44] <phix> aakka:  your flash isnt working? you have a caMera on it?
[04:44] <zeep> aakka, how did you install it?
[04:44] <aakka> I figured it would be installed when I installed 13.04.
[04:45] <aakka> in the software center it shows installed
[04:45] <zeep> aakka, install flashplugin-installer
[04:45] <zeep> i dont know if the restricted option on the installer includes flash
[04:45] <phix> aakka: ah that flash
[04:46] <zeep> i figured that's what he meant. maybe i'm wrong too hah
[04:46] <aakka> says already newest version zeep
[04:46] <phix> no no you seem right :)  i just had abrain fart, no idea what he was referring yo
[04:47] <zeep> aakka,  did you close and reopen your browser?
[04:47] <aakka> yes
[04:47] <phix> to
[04:47] <phix> what browser? firefox?
[04:47] <aakka> zeep: many times, yes firefox
[04:48] <phix> ok, hmmmm not sure 1) i use chrome 2) i use 12.04 still
[04:48] <zeep> it should work without problems. i just installed a fresh copy of xubuntu and use firefox and it works fine
[04:48] <acoleman1981> does google chrome work on 13.04 yet? i haven't tried since launch day, i'm still using chromium
[04:48] <aakka> I tried to install chrome but it is giving an error!
[04:48] <shankstaBytes> acoleman1981, firefox works well
[04:48] <zeep> aakka, no flash works or just some sites? for example youtube
[04:49] <acoleman1981> i like firefox too, i'm just a diehard google fan lol
[04:49] <aakka> I installed chromium and it doesn't work either
[04:49] <acoleman1981> i have been using chromium since launch day
[04:49] <aakka> for sure not youtube
[04:49] <zeep> i switched back to firefox because they seem to care more about privacy
[04:49] <shankstaBytes> acoleman1981, why is that?
[04:49] <acoleman1981> works fine, what issues are you having
[04:49] <shankstaBytes> acoleman1981, google chrome was kickin firefox's butt
[04:49] <aakka> flash crases when using chromium
[04:49] <shankstaBytes> acoleman1981, not any more though
[04:49] <aakka> when trying to watch youtube vids
[04:49] <acoleman1981> just have, i love android on my phone, of course it's rooted, and i have a dual boot win8pro and ubuntu setup but i never use windows anymore
[04:50] <acoleman1981> that's true with all the enhancements they are making to chrome it is getting noticeably slower
[04:50] <zeep> chromium is better since it doesn't have all the google spyware ;p
[04:50] <zeep> (an over exaggeration i know )
[04:51] <shankstaBytes> zeep, chromium is missing a lot of the cool google chrome stuff though
[04:51] <shankstaBytes> zeep, so it seems pointless to use chromium when you can just use firefox
[04:51] <lasers> firemium for the win.
[04:51] <zeep> shankstaBytes, like what? only thing i know is flash
[04:51] <shankstaBytes> zeep, ya flash and audio/video codec stuff
[04:51] <zeep> shankstaBytes, that's exactly what happened. i went back to firefox haha
[04:51] <shankstaBytes> :D
[04:51] <acoleman1981> i'm still quite new to linux distros and i'm still learning a lot, like i have a good question for everyone that has had me stuck, how do you install programs that don't install through the software center like kompozer for instance and how do i find out what dependencies that it requires?
[04:51] <aakka> I just went to adobe website to test flash and nothing is showing up.
[04:51] <zeep> is the flash that comes with chrome newer?
[04:52] <zeep> than 11.2
[04:52] <acoleman1981> install ubuntu restricted extras i think that's includes flash doesn't it
[04:52] <shankstaBytes> acoleman1981, sudo apt-get install programname
[04:52] <lasers> acoleman1981: Open a terminal. "aptitude search kompo" or "apt-cache search komp"
[04:52] <VisceralSound> Does anyone know if there's a list of working wireless network cards for 13.04? I may just try and buy one that works vs trying to continue trouble shooting my Asus PCE-N15
[04:52] <acoleman1981> it's not in the default repositories
[04:52] <shankstaBytes> acoleman1981, alt+ctrl+t
[04:52] <zeep> VisceralSound, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[04:53] <shankstaBytes> zeep, did you play the firefox 3D shooter yet?
[04:53] <acoleman1981> i know the basic cli commands like sudo apt-get and update and grub settings and all just when downloading a program and it's just in the downloads folder how do i install it
[04:53] <zeep> shankstaBytes, don't think so. have a link?
[04:53] <zeep> acoleman1981, double click it should open up software center
[04:53] <aakka> what is the command to install restricted extras? sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[04:53] <zeep> acoleman1981, or use gedbi, or via command line 'dpkg -i <package>'
[04:54] <shankstaBytes> https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/demos/detail/bananabread
[04:54] <acoleman1981> that's what i thought too, but it doesn't
[04:54] <zeep> *gdebi
[04:54] <shankstaBytes> its awesome
[04:54] <acoleman1981> what is gedbi?
[04:54] <acoleman1981> sorry if i'm getting on your all's nerves
[04:54] <zeep> gui installer tool for deb packages
[04:54] <zeep> nope, no worries :)
[04:54] <acoleman1981> does it have to be a deb package? how can i tell
[04:54] <shankstaBytes> the software center should handle the deb install when you click on it
[04:55] <zeep> acoleman1981,  if the package ends in '.deb'
[04:55] <neonline> hi
[04:55] <s3b`> omg omg
[04:55] <s3b`> Okay so i've popped in here hella times with the most annoying network connection issue
[04:55] <shankstaBytes> typically you dont want to install programs with a .deb
[04:55] <acoleman1981> it doesnt' nothing in the tar has deb listed anywhere
[04:55] <acoleman1981> will this not work then?
[04:55] <shankstaBytes> use a ppa
[04:55] <yobi> hi
[04:55] <s3b`> just solved it; switch from network-manager to wicd
[04:55] <neonline> alguien venezolano acá?
[04:55] <zeep> acoleman1981,  what is it exactly? it's probably a source package
[04:55] <neonline> o que hable español?
[04:56] <s3b`> so if anyone else comes here with some unsolvable network problem, recommend them to try that
[04:56] <yobi> hosu do i switc to terminal mode
[04:56] <acoleman1981> how can i tell? it's just kompozer the web editing software
[04:56] <zeep> shankstaBytes, wow this is awesome! but it's slow for me
[04:56] <acoleman1981> i was having a network issue and isolated it to deluge bittorrent, i have since then switched to qbittorrent and all works well for me now
[04:57] <acoleman1981> i would be connected but couldn't load anything at all even with nothing downloading so bandwidth wasn't the issue
[04:57] <s3b`> acoleman1981: I was having an issue where my wifi would drop ever 2 minutes
[04:57] <s3b`> same here
[04:57] <acoleman1981> i used a wired connection, i only tested wifi and it worked but wasn't connected for long at all
[04:57] <yobi> run
[04:57] <zeep> acoleman1981, the kompozer package is the program. just extract and run
[04:57] <shankstaBytes> zeep, what is your system specs?
[04:57] <s3b`> my wired connection was having issues as well, it was weird
[04:57] <shankstaBytes> zeep, and internet speed
[04:57] <s3b`> <IP_ADDRESS> would ping fine but nothing else would
[04:57] <acoleman1981> how do i run, and agian i'm sorry for all the annoying questions
[04:58] <acoleman1981> i'll extract now
[04:58] <zeep> shankstaBytes, phenom II x4 970 and ati 6800 hd series gfx
[04:58] <yobi> @ acoleman1981, i have a question
[04:58] <s3b`> now, I'm on my work computer, i edited /network/interfaces and now it won't start up
[04:58] <shankstaBytes> zeep, well it is a work in progress
[04:58] <acoleman1981> yes yobi
[04:58] <aakka> does anyone use opera?
[04:58] <shankstaBytes> aakka, no
[04:58] <aakka> does it have stand alone flash?
[04:58] <yobi> How do i switch to the terminal chat
[04:58] <acoleman1981> i haven't used opera in years on a computer
[04:59] <shankstaBytes> aakka, you can install flash from the software center
[04:59] <acoleman1981> terminal chat? i have no idea
[04:59] <aakka> it is installed
[04:59] <shankstaBytes> yobi, irssi
[04:59] <lasers> yobi: irssi / weechat
[04:59] <aakka> but it is not working
[04:59] <s3b`> yobi: irssi
[04:59] <yobi> okay, lemme try
[04:59] <s3b`> irssi is cool but you can't scroll up in ti :(
[04:59] <zeep> acoleman1981, extract it, ./kompozer
[04:59] <shankstaBytes> aakka, are you using firefox because ubuntu works really good with firefox
[04:59] <lasers> s3b`: PageUp/PageDown.
[05:00] <zeep> acoleman1981,  or kompozer-bin, not quite sure
[05:00] <acoleman1981> i extracted it already but now it's just a folder in my downloads
[05:00] <acoleman1981> ok
[05:00] <acoleman1981> i'll look through the files
[05:00] <s3b`> lasers: laptop doesn't have pageup/pagedown :P
[05:00] <zeep> acoleman1981, ok go into the folder and run the kompozer file which should be a script or binary
[05:00] <lasers> s3b`: You sure? Look hard. >_>
[05:00] <s3b`> Also, i tried to use finch ( terminal jabber client ) but i couldn't get it to work. i wonder if they have a channel
[05:00] <acoleman1981> just click on it and that's it
[05:00] <CaptainShanks> @s3b' Check the arrow keys
[05:00] <aakka> Shankstabytes: it is a fresh install of ubuntu 13.04, and flash is not working in firefox or chrome
[05:00] <s3b`> lasers: it's a macbook pro retina with a smaller keyboard
[05:01] <shankstaBytes> aakka, you need to install it from the software center
[05:01] <shankstaBytes> aakka, install the "Ubuntu Restricted Extras" and "Adobe Flash"
[05:01] <lasers> s3b`: I think that's FN + Up/Down. Not sure.
[05:01] <acoleman1981> there is a kompozer and kompozer-bin
[05:01] <zeep> acoleman1981, either is fine. i think one links to the other
[05:01] <s3b`> lasers: hold on let me find out how to boot back into it first :P
[05:02] <aakka> shankstaBytes, adobe flash plugin is installed. I just installed the restricted extras. but i do not see adobe flash in the list.
[05:02] <acoleman1981> i clicked it and it just opens in a text editor
[05:02] <shankstaBytes> aakka, just open the software center and type "flash" it should be the top in the list
[05:02] <shankstaBytes> aakka, do you have third party sources  enabled?
[05:02] <aakka> yes that was installed. i just removed it and am reinstalling it.
[05:02] <zeep> acoleman1981,  make sure it has execute permissions
[05:02] <shankstaBytes> aakka, that was an install option
[05:02] <lasers> s3b`: Sure. You can buy me a pizza if that works. :)
[05:02] <s3b`> Hey what's the mount command for when you boot into recovery mood root console? mount -o -n ........ i forget
[05:03] <aakka> shankstaBytes, in firefox?
[05:03] <acoleman1981> how do i do that?
[05:03] <zeep> acoleman1981, right click the file, properties
[05:03] <zeep> acoleman1981, or just run kompozer-bin
[05:03] <shankstaBytes> aakka, no, when installing the installer asked if you wanted restricted drivers and third party sources.  Sources is like a place where apt-get looks for software
[05:03] <acoleman1981> i've tried and it does nothing
[05:04] <s3b`> acoleman1981: what are you trying to do?
[05:04] <aakka> shankstaBytes, i installed it through terminal.
[05:04] <acoleman1981> install kompozer
[05:04] <acoleman1981> a web editor
[05:04] <shankstaBytes> aakka, open the software center and go to "Edit -> Software Sources" click the check box that says "Software restricted by copyright or legal issues"
[05:04] <zeep> i just tried it. it's not finding 'libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0'
[05:04] <acoleman1981> or do you know of any good ones in the software center
[05:04] <s3b`> acoleman1981: a web editor?
[05:05] <acoleman1981> like dreamweaver or microsoft expression web
[05:05] <shankstaBytes> aakka, also "Proprietary drivers for devices"
[05:05] <zeep> acoleman1981, komodo edit is a nice editor
[05:05] <acoleman1981> is it in the software center?
[05:05] <s3b`> acoleman1981: gedit
[05:05] <s3b`> acoleman1981: jk, no i don't know any
[05:05] <zeep> no, but they provide a download that works OOTB
[05:05] <acoleman1981> lol
[05:05] <acoleman1981> i don't know html enough to just use a text editor, wish i did though
[05:05] <zeep> there's geany if you want something in the software center
[05:05] <aakka> shankstaBytes, that is all already checked.
[05:06] <zeep> oh
[05:06] <acoleman1981> networking is my specialty
[05:06] <zeep> html is easy enough to learn :)
[05:06] <s3b`> acoleman1981: there's some nice online template editors
[05:06] <acoleman1981> where do i download komodo
[05:06] <zeep> http://www.activestate.com/komodo-edit
[05:07] <zeep> i've noticed a lot of editors are now including the source browser on the right. komodo, gedit
[05:07] <zeep> sublime
[05:07] <s3b`> +1 for sublime
[05:07] <shankstaBytes> aakka, then you should see it in the software center when typing "flash"
[05:07] <shankstaBytes> aakka, then restart firefox
[05:07] <s3b`> I got everyone at work using it :d
[05:08] <aakka> shankstaBytes, in firefox is shows i have shockwave flash 11.2 r202 installed
[05:08] <s3b`> hey how should /etc/network/interfaces look like? right now its "auto l0 / iface l0 inet loopback" and my ubuntu won't boot
[05:08] <shankstaBytes> aakka, perfect then it should work
[05:08] <shankstaBytes> aakka, make sure all other flash plugins are disabled
[05:09] <SineTheCreator`> s3b`: it should look like that
[05:09] <SineTheCreator`> s3b`: that should not cause ubuntu to not boot. your problem is likely elsewhere.
[05:09] <s3b`> SineTheCreator`: I changed it to eth0 to try to debug my internet, then wifi didn't exist at all, so I put it back to that and now it wno't boot. the only changes i made
[05:10] <aakka> shankstaBytes, when i go to http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/find-version-flash-player.html: I'm getting nothing
[05:10] <SineTheCreator`> s3b`: in ubuntu eth0 and wlan0 are no longer handled by /etc/network/interfaces
[05:10] <SineTheCreator`> they are handled by the network GUI instead
[05:10] <SineTheCreator`> only the loopback device is handled by /interfaces now
[05:10] <s3b`> gotcha
[05:10] <lasers> s3b`: l0 or lo ?
[05:10] <s3b`> is it supposed to be an o?
[05:11] <SineTheCreator`> if ubuntu is not booting it's probably not your networking, unless you have a corrupt kernel module somewhere?
[05:11] <SineTheCreator`> uh yeah i think it is supposed to be lo
[05:11] <lasers> s3b`: auto lo \ iface lo inet loopback
[05:11] <aakka> shankstaBytes, the only thing i have installed is Adobe Flash Plugin, libquvi7, libquvi-scripts. Do i need the libquvi's?
[05:11] <s3b`> lasers: hold on
[05:11] <shankstaBytes> aakka, i am running a fresh install and all i did is what i told you
[05:11] <shankstaBytes> aakka, firefox worked perfect after that
[05:12] <shankstaBytes> aakka, i installed it through the software center though
[05:12] <aakka> shankstaBytes, can you do a search for flash on the software center and then click show technical items in the bottom and tell me if you have the libquvi7's?
[05:12] <aakka> shankstaBytes, installed what? flashplugin?
[05:13] <aakka> shankstaBytes, the only thing i installed from the terminal was restricted extras
[05:13] <shankstaBytes> aakka, i installed the adobe flash player
[05:13] <aakka> does it say adobe flash plugin?
[05:13] <aakka> im not seeing an "adobe flash player"
[05:14] <shankstaBytes> aakka, yep
[05:14] <shankstaBytes> aakka, maybe you need to update your software sources
[05:14] <s3b`> lasers: SineTheCreator`: I am not a smart man.  that fixed it!
[05:14] <lasers> s3b`: Great. Two pizzas! ;)
[05:14] <andreiccg> Hello
[05:14] <s3b`> That's weird that a typo in that file stopped a boot
[05:14] <aakka> shankstaBytes, can you tell me how?
[05:14] <lotuspsychje> !info flashplugin-installer | aakka
[05:14] <andreiccg> this is my first time using irc
[05:15] <andreiccg> please excuse my interruption
[05:15] <s3b`> like a violent nonboot lol. You know how scary it is turning on your work laptop and seeing this http://i.imgur.com/UAo2l7W.jpg
[05:15] <lasers> andreiccg: If you have any questions, just ask away. Otherwise, sit back and enjoy. :)
[05:15] <andreiccg> could someone give me directions on how to use IRC correct
[05:15]  * s3b` time to back everything up
[05:15] <andreiccg> ok thanks
[05:16] <lotuspsychje> !help | andreiccg
[05:16] <s3b`> andreiccg: it's just a chatroom
[05:16] <andreiccg> i have a netbook packard bell on my hands and i am trying to fix brightness control
[05:16] <lotuspsychje> andreiccg: you can join #freenode aswell for irc help
[05:17] <shankstaBytes> aakka, sudo apt-get update
[05:17] <lasers> andreiccg: Try FN + <Brightness Symbol> if your netbook got that.
[05:17] <lasers> (Somewhere on the keyboard)
[05:18] <s3b`> lasers: you're just a bundle of help. that's 3 pizzas
[05:18] <andreiccg> not working ... fresh install drivers for GMA 3600 could not be installed
[05:18] <yobi> Is there anyone who knows the shortcut for terminal chat screen pop?
[05:18] <MrGizmo757> hey guys. i have created my own Ubuntu .iso using remastersys.  i want to share it online. i cant find any free hosting sites that accept a 2 gig file. do you guys know of any?
[05:19] <s3b`> MrGizmo757: mega.com ?
[05:19] <aakka> shankstaBytes, i just did that, but i am not seeing an option for adobe flash player
[05:19] <Ari-Yang> 'bout time I get dropbox for ubuntu, lol
[05:19] <MrGizmo757> Maybe. i haven't tried that one yet
[05:19] <s3b`> Ari-Yang: did you know Dropbox has source control?
[05:20] <Ari-Yang> what do you mean, s3b`?
[05:20] <andreiccg> another problem would be : vlc freezes in fulscreen when playing an iso dvd
[05:20] <s3b`> Ari-Yang: if you're working on a file, it saves every version of it. you can go only and revert it if you fuck shit up :P
[05:20] <Ari-Yang> I just d/led and installed the .deb from the site
[05:20] <MrGizmo757> i just looked. megafieupload has a 135MB limit. that wont work
[05:20] <jamescarr> how can I find out where my largest files are?
[05:21] <s3b`> jdisk
[05:21] <Ari-Yang> ah
[05:21] <jamescarr> on a server
[05:21] <jamescarr> no GUI
[05:21] <MrGizmo757> oh do you mean  mega.co.nz
[05:21] <shankstaBytes> aakka, dude i dont know what to tell you i am just letting you know what i did
[05:21] <MrGizmo757> cuz that one looks promising
[05:21] <SineTheCreator`> s3b`: nice, glad you got it fixed
[05:22] <aakka> shankstaBytes, thanks for the help brosef!
[05:22] <SineTheCreator`> yeah, loopback device not working screws everything
[05:22] <s3b`> MrGizmo757: yeah that one haha it's the megaupload guy's comeback after the fbi seizing his millions of dollars. they should allow huge uploads
[05:23] <lotuspsychje> guys keep it ubuntu related
[05:23] <MrGizmo757> Cool. well ill give it a try and see what happens. thanx.
[05:24] <lasers> andreiccg: netbook sucks -- stupid fad. And I'm not sure how decent your machine is. It got 1.6ghz? I'm afraid that if you use Ubuntu on it, it's already bloated enough -- Let alone running DVD among with other applications.
[05:24] <lotuspsychje> lasers: pls keep polite
[05:24] <param> how to set proxy settings in ubuntu terminal ?
[05:24] <lasers> lotuspsychje: I am. Honest too.
[05:25] <lotuspsychje> lasers: im running a netbook with ssd and ubuntu 64 bit, goes rocket fast
[05:25] <k_89> i want to work with media files, make audio filters, and apply those custom made audio filters on them, don't know where to start on this, and can't find anything concrete via googling, can anyone point me to something
[05:25] <aakka> how do i stop the joined/quit messages in xchat irc?
[05:25] <lotuspsychje> lasers: go to ##hardware or #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to discuss your hardware experience
[05:26] <qin> aakka: /j #xchat, and ask for filtering
[05:26] <lotuspsychje> aakka: you can turn those off in options
[05:26] <Axlin> aakka: Right-click the channel you're in, options
[05:27] <aakka> thanks dudes
[05:27] <param> how to set proxy settings in ubuntu terminal ?
[05:27] <lotuspsychje> param: you can use tor maybe?
[05:28] <param> tor ? whats that
[05:28] <lotuspsychje> !tor | param
[05:29] <param> i simply wants to connect my terminal with internet
[05:29] <param> and there is some proxy server running in my company
[05:30] <agu10^> how do I know which binary is modifying my file?
[05:30] <werder> jamescarr, do you want the largest in your filesystem or just a folder?
[05:30] <qin> param: in terminal: elinks google.co.uk
[05:31] <zeep> hm what were the issues with tor in the repos?
[05:31] <qin> agu10^: lsof, inotify
[05:31] <lotuspsychje> !info tor > lotuspsychje
[05:32] <lotuspsychje> zeep: dont know mate, package shows correctly
[05:32] <lotuspsychje> param: maybe this can help: http://askubuntu.com/questions/158557/setting-proxy-from-terminal
[05:32] <Shirakawasuna> X seems fairly unstable since I updated to 13.04
[05:32] <Shirakawasuna> I don't see any (EE) errors in xorg logs though.
[05:33] <zeep> is it kept up to date ? i know it updates quite often and older versions recommend downloading updated versions from the website
[05:33] <param> qin it says The program 'elinks' can be found in the following packages:  * elinks  * elinks-lite Ask your administrator to install one of them
[05:33] <Shirakawasuna> by unstable I mean I get kicked out of xubuntu and back to the login window, after flashing VT1
[05:33] <lotuspsychje> zeep: says Version <IP_ADDRESS>-1 (raring
[05:33] <agu10^> qin, no. i don't want to know what files are open. i want to know which program modified and closed the file. it doesn't keep it open.
[05:34] <qin> agu10^: watch the file with inotify
[05:34] <agu10^> the software does this on bootup
[05:34] <qin> param, elinks is a web browser, as ilustration how to use terminal, did you mean ssh, by chance?
[05:35] <param> hey i got it working now , thanks anyways qin
[05:35] <lotuspsychje> !yay | param
[05:36] <betrayd> Shirakawasuna: sometimes you have to look at the entire log, and the other place to look would be .xsession-errors
[05:36] <lotuspsychje> Shirakawasuna: did you upgrade or clean install?
[05:36] <Shirakawasuna> lotuspsychje: upgrade
[05:36] <lotuspsychje> Shirakawasuna: i would try a nice clean install
[05:37] <Shirakawasuna> lotuspsychje: that could fix it but I think I'll wait a little longer first... or get super annoyed tomorrow and do that anyways ;)
[05:37] <Shirakawasuna> betrayd: .xsession-errors has quite a bit and it's not timestamped. Should I be on the lookout for anything in particular?
[05:38] <betrayd> Shirakawasuna: they are per session, but get filled/replaced fast
[05:38] <betrayd> if you run a lot of apps and did stuff
[05:38] <Shirakawasuna> yeah
[05:40]  * Ari-Yang wonder if people stick to Unity2D/3D forever
[05:41] <betrayd> Shirakawasuna: the whole log Xorg.0.log, don't grep
[05:42] <Shirakawasuna> betrayd: yeah
[05:42] <Shirakawasuna> looks like I don't have the right xorg log now though
[05:42] <zeep> i quite like unity to be honest
[05:42] <Shirakawasuna> a couple restarts since the last crash
[05:42] <betrayd> yeah only if you have an xorg.conf
[05:42] <zeep> not a fan of the amazon integration stuff but i just remove it
[05:42] <Shirakawasuna> zeep: for me unity is about 95% there but that last 5% drives me crazy. But to each their own - 95% good isn't bad!
[05:43] <zeep> Shirakawasuna, it does have some quirks, but overall i like it and dash
[05:44] <zeep> the global menu takes me a while to get used to hah. better for full screen apps
[05:46] <zeep> although i was having a weird issue with tf2 slowdowns on ubuntu (but not xubuntu)
[05:46] <zeep> wonder if it was unity
[05:47] <s3b`> Hey where are log files usually stored
[05:47] <zeep> /var/log
[05:47] <s3b`> I got an error for wicd that says "check the log"
[05:47] <s3b`> ok
[05:48] <zeep> or custom locations for individual programs at times
[05:48] <s3b`> no that's where everyone is saying to check. there is no log file though
[05:48] <zeep> likes ~/.<application>
[05:49] <s3b`> also, just in case.. if I need to install network-manager on a laptop without internet, how do i do that
[05:49] <s3b`> haha
[05:51] <lasers> s3b`: Might be in /var/log/wicd/ -- Also, if you installed it in the past and removed it -- it still should be in cache -- so try and install it again. Easy/lazy route? Plug in the cable.
[05:52] <s3b`> lasers: it doesn't have an ethernet port and I don't have the right dongle for it
[05:52] <s3b`> lasers: log doesn't exist there >:[
[05:54] <praetori> can some one tell what happeens here?
[05:55] <praetori> what iis ubuntu
[05:55] <chasmarang> after installing 13.4 my scripts don't open with terminal.  Terminal is not even mentioned in the properties list of programs to open
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> !ubuntu | praetori
[05:56] <chasmarang> has anyone experience this
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> praetori: this is an ubuntu support channel for ubuntu
[05:57] <chasmarang> after installing 13.4 my scripts don't open with terminal.  Terminal is not even mentioned in the properties list of programs to open
[05:57] <praetori> thank you so much. itis language thati do not know
[05:58] <chasmarang> can I get some ubuntu support
[05:58] <lotuspsychje> !patience | chasmarang
[05:58] <Amanda_Berry> i'm alive!
[05:58] <netlar> wow that was fun, complete reinstall
[05:59] <netlar> That teaches me to touch the video driver
[05:59] <ymr> hello
[06:00] <Ari-Yang> huh
[06:00] <chasmarang> thanks for the advice lotoshyte
[06:00] <Ari-Yang> a new cinnamon de update.... it updated 5 days ago
[06:00] <ymr> hi ari-yang
[06:00] <Ari-Yang> 1.8 is latest, the update is 1.8.2, might be a test build
[06:00] <Ari-Yang> ohi ymr
[06:00] <Ari-Yang> and if it is a test build, I'm not updating lol
[06:02] <jony> in Krusader how can I jump to the first tab's location on the second tab?
[06:07] <s3b`> what does ln -s do?
[06:07] <lasers> s3b`: Symbolic linking -- or Windows's Shortcut.
[06:08] <s3b`> and what is resolv.conf responsible for?
[06:08] <param> need to ssh in http proxy ?
[06:09] <lasers> s3b`: "man resolv<tab;tab>" :) -- Looks like it is for DNS queries?
[06:10] <s3b`> no manual entry for resolv :(
[06:10] <s3b`> i just did something to it and broke my OS again lol
[06:10] <s3b`> lasers: oh lol nvm got it
[06:11] <s3b`> thats awesome
[06:14] <s3b`> okay, so you try to login to ubuntu and you get a black terminal screen that stops. how do you find out whats causing it?
[06:14] <s3b`> RIP [<ffffff8169b381>] wireless_process_loctl+0x91/0x1b0..... looks like the last thing done was "Process iwconfig"
[06:14] <Kartagis> I want to dos2unix a file on a smb share, but it gives me permission denied. what can I do?
[06:17] <jaalto> What the shortlink to Ubuntu BUG URL? E.g. 578014
[06:17] <jaalto> Debian has http://bugs.debian.org/NNNN and you don't need to know package etc...
[06:22] <lasers> s3b`: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[06:24] <s3b`> lasers: I'm already in recovery terminal :D just don't know what to do. although I never checked out the other options, let me check them
[06:24] <jakemp> I updated my desktop to 13.04 and now when I log in, all I get are my desktop icons
[06:24] <param> how to use ssh in http proxy ?
[06:25] <jakemp> no menu, nothing when Ipress keys
[06:25] <jakemp> oh hey, Xorg has had an error
[06:25] <jakemp> fantastic.
[06:26] <mouses> i currently use a 2009 iMac and i'm about to buy a new PC so that I can edit 2.5K RAW video from a nice, video camera... i'm looking to spend $1,000 - $1,300 on a desktop. What do you think of this? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883229360
[06:27] <jakemp> never logged into windows and had the menu just not be there.
[06:27] <mouses> i really just need USB 3.0 and 16+ GB RAM and a good video card
[06:28] <param> ssh over TCP port 29418? on http proxy
[06:28] <jakemp> mouses, that has a Nvidia Geforce GTX 650 1GB
[06:28] <s3b`> param: what exactly are you trying to do
[06:28] <[deXter]> mouses, that looks like it was designed for gamers... if you take off the prices of the fancy case/keyboard/mouse/lighting etc, you can build one with a much better Gfx card and 32GB RAM or more.
[06:29] <Ben64> mouses: yeah you can build one for way cheaper
[06:29] <mouses> thanks, but from where?
[06:29] <[deXter]> You can still get the parts from newegg
[06:29] <mouses> the only reason i looked at gamer PCs is that they are supposedly built for performance
[06:29] <jakemp> maybe try Dell workstations, if you are averse to building
[06:29] <jakemp> but are you sure a gaming GPU will help you?
[06:30] <mouses> i want to get the blackmagic cinema camera. it shoots 2.5K RAW video and needs good performance
[06:30] <[deXter]> Yeah, video editing GPUs are usually different.. like the nVidia Quadro series
[06:31] <bazhang> !ot
[06:31] <param> s3b i am trying to ssh to -p29418   , i am having proxy server on my company , so its showing some error
[06:31] <mouses> i dont think these PCs come w/ those GPUs
[06:32] <param>  s3b` i am trying to ssh to -p29418   , i am having proxy server on my company , so its showing some error
[06:33] <s3b`> well what's the error?
[06:33] <Amanda_Berry> i got a problem with ubuntu, i started to use debian in 2003, but now everything changed in 2013
[06:34] <Ben64> Amanda_Berry: we'd need more details in order to help you. are you using debian or ubuntu?
[06:35] <Amanda_Berry> i use ubuntu harmless hoax or something
[06:35] <zeep> alright, so i have 2 hdd, one is empty and one already has xubuntu on it. i'd like to install ubuntu with lvm encryption on the empty hdd, but the installer is only offering to replace the current install. how should i go about this?
[06:36] <mouses> any tips on how to get started building a pc? i've never done it before but i'm familiar w/ hardware basics
[06:36] <mouses> should i get everything from newegg?
[06:36] <mouses> idk what motherboard to get etc
[06:36] <zeep> mouses: checkout reddit.com/r/buildapc
[06:36] <jakemp> h? They are on like r now
[06:38] <mouses> thanks
[06:39] <pagios> hello, trying to update my OS using apt-getr i am getting : E: Internal Error, No file name for libc6
[06:39] <bazhang> !ot | mouses
[06:39] <bazhang> mouses ##hardware please
[06:39] <mouses> ok
[06:39] <mouses> srry
[06:40] <bazhang> Amanda_Berry, there is no such version
[06:40] <bazhang> !version | Amanda_Berry
[06:40] <s3b`> Okay narrowed it down to, iwconfig cuasing a segmentation Fault
[06:40] <s3b`> if that means anything to anyone, any tips would be great
[06:41] <bazhang> pagios, you are trying to upgrade libc6?
[06:41] <pagios> i am updating the system
[06:41] <pagios> apt-get update
[06:42] <bazhang> pagios, please put the exact command you are running and the results in paste.ubuntu.com and give us the url
[06:42] <jundo> hi i need help to install ububtu...
[06:43] <jundo> can anyon help me?
[06:43] <param> hey jundo , what help you want
[06:43] <s3b`> you might get better help in #ububtu
[06:43] <bazhang> !details | jundo
[06:43] <s3b`> sorry couldn't help it, what's your question
[06:43] <bazhang> s3b`, this is #ubuntu
[06:43] <Grivvel> Hello! Does anyone know the default font used in 12.04? Google is failing me
[06:43] <s3b`> bazhang: read again
[06:43] <param> ssh over TCP port 29418.... on http proxy
[06:43] <bazhang> !behelpful | s3b`
[06:44] <s3b`> :( sorry
[06:44] <helpe> hi can somone help me i am using zorin and my wifi works but whan i boot ubuntu it shows network but i cant connect, what to do ?
[06:45] <param> ssh over TCP port 29418 --- on http proxy ... anybody can slove my problem ?
[06:45] <bazhang> helpe, whats the wifi chipset
[06:45] <Kartagis> I want to dos2unix a file on a smb share, but it gives me permission denied. what can I do?
[06:45] <Kartagis> I tried sudo as well
[06:45] <Ben64> param: i don't think you can ssh over http proxy
[06:46] <jundo> im installing,,,,,, ubuntu, i hav one HD. partioned into two.... its (for Windows) drive C: and drvie D: My drive D is for my back up files. I want to install ubuntu in my C: But I am afraid I might install it in D: I want fresh INstall Ubuntu taking away my Windows 7,,,
[06:46] <Ben64> jundo: you want to get rid of windows?
[06:46] <param> Ben64 any trick of doing it ?
[06:46] <jundo> Ben64 yes
[06:46] <crackerjackz> pastebin us the output of sudo fdisk -l
[06:47] <rusty0101> param: I'm using corkscrew to go through a web proxy when I ssh out.
[06:47] <helpe> bazhang:  ralink 3070, but on zorin i think it uses rt2800usb driver and i think it uses same on ubuntu just on ubuntu i cant connect
[06:47] <Ben64> jundo: you'll need to figure out which one is c and which one is d
[06:47] <param> rusty0101 can you guide me how to do that ?
[06:47] <crackerjackz> jundo, pastebin us the output of sudo fdisk -l
[06:48] <jundo> Ben64, i now know which one is C and D....
[06:48] <jundo> pastebin coming...
[06:48] <rusty0101> param: My own solution is to add an entry to my .ssh/config file for the host I am going to ssh to.
[06:49] <param> what entry you did in .ssh/config
[06:49] <rusty0101> param: something like 'host my.host.at.home.net'
[06:49] <helpe> bazhang:  ralink 3070, but on zorin i think it uses rt2800usb driver and i think it uses same on ubuntu just on ubuntu i cant connect
[06:50] <rusty0101> param: then add a ProxyCommand line that looks like "ProxyCommand corkscrew proxyserver proxyserverport host port"
[06:50] <param> wait let me open config file
[06:51] <zeep> does full disk encryption create any noticable performance drawbacks?
[06:51] <crackerjackz> zeep, if you forget your password you lose your files
[06:52] <Ben64> if something goes wrong and you can't boot, it's difficult to fix too
[06:52] <zeep> crackerjackz: yeah i'm aware. but i'm talking about performance :)
[06:52] <rusty0101> param: So if it's a web proxy running on 2128, and I'm going to port 21358 on my home server, the line would look like "ProxyCommand corkscrew workproxy.work.com 2128 my.host.at.home.net 21358"
[06:52] <zeep> and on a regular sata drive, not an ssd
[06:52] <zeep> maybe i'll just do home encryption
[06:53] <SwedeMike> zeep: yes, but depends on setup. In a raid6 setup where you expect 500+ megabyte/s throughput it will be noticable. On a laptop with a slow HDD, you won't notice much difference.
[06:53] <rusty0101> param: corkscrew is not installed by default, so you will have to 'sudo apt-get install corkscrew' as well.
[06:53] <param> okies
[06:53] <zeep> alright thanks SwedeMike
[06:53] <crackerjackz> i believe certain encryption algorythms use up so much cpu.. and higher the key size in bits the more cpu it uses
[06:54] <s3b`> hey, trying to get to my data through terminal and I hit a "Access-Your-Private-Data.desktop"; how can i access this? I su'd into my user and it's still encrypted
[06:54] <param> hey rusty it shows error Err http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise/universe corkscrew i386 2.0-7   407  Proxy authentication required
[06:55] <crackerjackz> i was actually watching a video on this morning most of it was babble but they brought up a few interesting points
[06:55] <rusty0101> param: there should be a tutorial on using corkscrew as well. If I remember it gives you recommendations on other commands you can set up for that port, including proxy authentication. I don't need it for the proxy I'm using, so I don't have those parameters set up.
[06:56] <crackerjackz> zeep, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9stbwfmV8E
[06:57] <rusty0101> And for the sudo apt-get install, you probably need to set up authentication in your http_proxy environment variables as well.
[06:57] <rusty0101> (last for param:)
[06:57] <param> oh ghosh its all increasing my problem
[06:58] <zeep> crackerjackz: oo interesting. thanks for the video
[07:00] <rusty0101> param: one step at a time. You need the corkscrew package, so you need to get the proxy for controll center, or command-line set up. Should be similar to setting up the proxy for your web client, which I presume you've done.
[07:00] <param> how to get corksrew package
[07:00] <param> its showing proxy error there also
[07:01] <crackerjackz> zeep, you should install haveged to create better entropy
[07:02] <crackerjackz> and change the default keysize from 1024 to 4096 in the haveged.conf file
[07:03] <zeep> i need to learn more about encryption. i think for now i'll just encrypt an external hdd and put important data there
[07:05] <crackerjackz> zeep, it helps your keys to be more random so that they can't be cracked... its for more than just what you're trying to do you should let haveged run for a while before you generate any type of encryption keys wether it be ssh, openssl
[07:06] <zeep> crackerjackz: yeah it's the first time i've heard of it
[07:06] <rusty0101> param: that proxy error should be solvable. My proxy does not require authentication, but in my /etc/environment file I have a line that looks like 'http_proxy="http://workproxy.work.com:2128/"' (and variations because some programs will look for http_proxy, others for HTTP_PROXY...
[07:06] <zeep> when setting up lvm, should i create the default partition as primary or extended, and should i leave it unformatted?
[07:07] <rusty0101> param: You have to edit that file with sudo or gksudo to get privleges.
[07:07] <crackerjackz> zeep, its an unpredictable random number generator, is more ideal in a linux environment with low entropy such as on a server that doesn't have a mouse or keyboard attached to it
[07:07] <bazhang> !lvm | zeep
[07:08] <A1Recon> OK I successfully installed the ATI Radeon 13.1 drivers for my Radeon HD 4350 Card and I  rebooted. Problem : Dark bands on all sides of display. Loss of 1920 x 1080 Resolution. Launcher cannot be seen as in GONE . The X _ (maximize) buttons are not seen in new windows. Please help!!
[07:08] <rusty0101> param: if you do a search on google, there should be instructions on setting up authentication in that string as well. I'm just not familiar with them.
[07:08] <zeep> oh i can set the entire disk
[07:08] <rusty0101> Sorry folks, need to get out of here. Work shift ended....
[07:09] <crackerjackz> zeep, haveged  stands for hardware entropy gathering expansion something
[07:09] <arunkumar> ar
[07:10] <crackerjackz> zeep, you have to have entropy for cryptography
[07:10] <crackerjackz> you can even generate entropy through audio and video files
[07:10] <zeep> i'm sure my gaming habits will help with that ;p
[07:11] <crackerjackz> you have to install software to do that with though
[07:11] <param> ok rusty i am trying with that thing
[07:12] <crackerjackz> also if you use a weak password then it doesn't matter how strong of an encryption algorythm you use
[07:12] <A1Recon> OK I successfully installed the ATI Radeon 13.1 drivers for my Radeon HD 4350 Card and I rebooted. Problem : Dark bands on all sides of display. Loss of 1920 x 1080 Resolution. Launcher cannot be seen as in completely gone. The X _ (maximize) buttons are not seen in new windows.  Please help!!
[07:12] <crackerjackz> if it can be brute forced or cracked with rainbow tables then all is pointless ... you must use a strong password
[07:13] <nevyn> passwords suck.
[07:13] <crackerjackz> you can use keys too.. put the key on usb
[07:13] <crackerjackz> and disable password authentication
[07:13] <zeep> hm that was painless
[07:14] <ryan3216> Hi, can somebody known the username and password for ubuntu-12.04-preinstalled-desktop-armhf+omap4?
[07:15] <A1Recon> Help me !! I successfully installed the ATI Radeon 13.1 drivers for my Radeon HD 4350 Card and I rebooted. Problems : Dark bands on all sides of display. Loss of 1920 x 1080 Resolution. Launcher cannot be seen as in GONE . The X _ (maximize) buttons are not seen in new windows. Please help!!
[07:15] <crackerjackz> ryan3216, try booting into recovery mode
[07:15] <crackerjackz> then run the passwd command to reset the password
[07:15] <chunkyhead> if i upgrade my os to 13.04 will my old packaged by removed?
[07:15] <chunkyhead> i am on 12.04 lts currently
[07:15] <usr13> nevyn: No they don't.  Password protection is a good thing.
[07:15] <bazhang> chunkyhead, removed? like PPA?
[07:15] <s3b`> HEY how do I create a symbolic link from /etc/resolv.conf to /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf ?
[07:15] <ryan3216> I am use pandaboard.
[07:15] <s3b`> which goes first in ln -s
[07:16] <bazhang> ryan3216, try #ubuntu-arm
[07:16] <chunkyhead> what is ppa bazhang
[07:16] <usr13> A1Recon: mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
[07:16] <bazhang> !ppa | chunkyhead
[07:16] <chunkyhead> yeah ppa
[07:16] <chunkyhead> bazhang,
[07:17] <bazhang> chunkyhead, they get disabled during any version upgrade
[07:17] <chunkyhead> disabled?
[07:17] <usr13> s3b`: ln -s /etc/resolv.conf /run/resovconf/
[07:17] <chunkyhead> wanted to ask the updates of packaged, all packages which i have installed till date will they be removed when i upgrade?
[07:17] <bazhang> chunkyhead, so check if there is a version for the release you wish to upgrade to
[07:18] <bazhang> chunkyhead, not PPA, no
[07:18] <zeep> lvm is awesome :D
[07:18] <bazhang> chunkyhead, you need to upgrade those manually
[07:18] <quick-> how to install theme for ubuntu 12.04 . I am using gnome . Please help.
[07:18] <chunkyhead> ok one more thing, i wanted to completely remove ubuntu and then put 13.04 on it. (something's wrong with 12.04) how to do it? i am dual booting with win8 without safe boot. dont wnt to remove win8
[07:18] <bazhang> quick-, which shell unity or gnome-shell
[07:19] <quick-> bazhang: gnome-shell
[07:19] <usr13> chunkyhead: Just install 13.04.  (But what's wrong with 12.04?
[07:19] <quick-> chunkyhead: Upgrade it .
[07:20] <chunkyhead> usr13, REALLY SLOW. takes >1.5min to reach desktop
[07:20] <chunkyhead> quick-, ^
[07:20] <ryan3216> bazhang : I try it , but it no effect.
[07:20] <usr13> chunkyhead: "to reach desktop"?
[07:20] <quick-> chunkyhead:  ^ ?? Install a different desktop environment if its too slow .
[07:20] <bazhang> https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/19/user-themes/   quick-
[07:21] <chunkyhead> yeah the desktop screen quick-, usr13 , some packages are faulty, so i wanted to completely format and make sure they are not there in 13.04, i wanted to reinstall them in 13.04
[07:21] <A1Recon> usr13: how to launch thunderbird from Terminal
[07:21] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[07:21] <chunkyhead> usr13, tried that
[07:21] <chunkyhead> usr13, problem is when i try to remove those environments they dont go
[07:21] <chunkyhead> keep on adding up
[07:21] <usr13> A1Recon: just type it in and hit enter.
[07:21] <chunkyhead> nvm that, i wanted to upgrade, will the old packages be there?
[07:22] <usr13> chunkyhead: Are you saying it takes long time to boot up?
[07:23] <chunkyhead> usr13, yeah
[07:23] <jony> in Krusader when entering in an archive it gives me the following error: "Error: krarc is disabled." Please help!
[07:23] <usr13> chunkyhead: Why do you need to remove those environments? Are you low on disk space?
[07:23] <chunkyhead> nope usr13 just dont like envs stacked up that's it
[07:24] <chunkyhead> usr13, dude leave that. will the old packaged be there when i upgrade, basically i want a fresh install w/o prev packages, will i get that when i am upgrading?
[07:24] <usr13> chunkyhead: Well, installing a different Desktop Environment may not be the answer to slow boot up.  Not sure why that's happening, but you could look at dmesg for clues.
[07:24] <chunkyhead> usr13, dmesg ?
[07:25] <usr13> chunkyhead: Yea dmesg  Type dmesg in terminal, hit enter.
[07:25] <chunkyhead> i get lots of stuff. pastebin? Usling
[07:25] <chunkyhead> usr13,
[07:26] <chunkyhead> usr13, lol i dont understand a thing in this. can't even pastebin the whole thing, half when up haha
[07:26] <usr13> chunkyhead:  dmesg | pastebinit
[07:27] <chunkyhead> usr13, it's not the full thing. half the thing went up. cant scroll up that far usr13 still want it?
[07:27] <chunkyhead> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650325/
[07:28] <chunkyhead> guys pls tell me if i upgrade ubuntu 12.04 will the old packaged be still there?
[07:29] <A1Recon> usr13: I cannot open terminal. KB shortcut doesnot work
[07:29] <bazhang> chunkyhead, if they still exist
[07:29] <bazhang> !notes | chunkyhead have a read
[07:30] <chunkyhead> one more thing can i upgrade directly from 12.04 lts or i have to go to 12.10 then 13.04
[07:30] <bazhang> the latter chunkyhead
[07:30] <bazhang> step by step
[07:30] <chunkyhead> aaaah -_- why
[07:31] <A1Recon> My terminal does not open. The icons at the left are gone. Plz help!!!
[07:31] <usr13> chunkyhead:  What's on sda8?
[07:31] <chunkyhead> usr13, how to get block list i forgot command
[07:31] <usr13> A1Recon: Ctrl-Alt-t
[07:33] <chunkyhead> usr13, how to list all the drives?
[07:33] <usr13> A1Recon: Alt-F2  gnome-terminal
[07:33] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo blkid
[07:34] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo fdisk -l
[07:34] <chunkyhead> usr13, no the list block command
[07:34] <usr13> chunkyhead: What do you mean, "list block command"?
[07:35] <chunkyhead> you get detailed info of all blocks (drives) on ur compter
[07:35] <chunkyhead> computer*
[07:35] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo fdisk -l
[07:36] <Grivvel> Does anyone know of a way to get the gtk settings from gnome-settings-daemon so that I can put them in my settings.ini file separately (so that stuff looks the same when not running Gnome)?
[07:37] <hachre> Grivvel: you can also just start gnome-settings-daemon
[07:37] <jim1964> Hi all Newbie here installed 12.10 last night
[07:37] <hachre> Grivvel: as for your question I don't know
[07:37] <chunkyhead> usr13, is there a command like listblk or something?
[07:37] <hachre> lsblk
[07:37] <chunkyhead> yeah hachre thanks
[07:38] <Grivvel> hachre: Unfortunately gnome-settings-daemon does a bunch of other stuff (like change my keyboard settings) :(
[07:38] <A1Recon> usr13: I used ctrl-alt-f2. Then typed in the command that you gave but I get this message mv: cannot stat /etc/x11/xorg.conf' : No such file or directory.
[07:38] <hachre> Grivvel: yeah, it's a pain... I know that problem..
[07:39] <chunkyhead> usr13, sda8 might be the system reserved space for windows8
[07:40] <usr13> A1Recon: So what display driver did you install?  (And how did you install it?)
[07:40] <usr13> ext4?
[07:40] <usr13> chunkyhead: What filesystem is on sda8?
[07:41] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo fdisk -l
[07:41] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo fdisk -l |pastebinit   #Send URL and we will look with you.
[07:41] <chunkyhead> usr13, i was gone away from linux for a long time. lol but i know pastebin :P
[07:42] <usr13> chunkyhead: sudo fdisk -l |pastebinit   #Send URL and we will look with you.
[07:42] <chunkyhead> usr13, aright
[07:42] <chunkyhead> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650366/ Usling
[07:43] <chunkyhead> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650366/ usr13
[07:43] <s3b`> can anyone in here and look at this kernal panic and guide me in the right direction -> http://i.imgur.com/VutnKsw.jpg -> happened after i "sudo mv resolv.conf resolv.conf.backup; ln -s resolv.conf /run/resolv.conf" (shortened names)
[07:43] <A1Recon> Usr13: ATI 13.1. Made a deb file as given in the wiki.
[07:45] <usr13> chunkyhead: sda8 is a 34.5G EXT4 partition.
[07:46] <chunkyhead> usr13, yeah i noticed, weird
[07:46] <usr13> A1Recon: What wiki?  (Still have the link?)  (I'd like to look at it.)
[07:46] <noahwhoo> hello everyone, I want to install a package from a ppa instead of its official version
[07:46] <usr13> chunkyhead: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[07:46] <noahwhoo> how can I tell apt to grab the ppa one ?
[07:46] <usr13> chunkyhead:   ... and send URL
[07:47] <bazhang> !addppa | noahwhoo
[07:47] <bazhang> once you add the ppa, its the one used noahwhoo
[07:48] <chunkyhead> usr13, what do you want from /etc/fstab dir?
[07:48] <usr13> chunkyhead: to look at it.
[07:48] <noahwhoo> bazhang: I added it already but when I check policy on the package
[07:48] <usr13> chunkyhead: pastebinit /etc/fstab    #Send us the resulting URL and we will look.
[07:48] <noahwhoo> it's the official one that gets first
[07:49] <usr13> chunkyhead: You know how to cut-n-paste?
[07:49] <bazhang> noahwhoo, you need to update sources.list then install it
[07:49] <chunkyhead> lol lol yeah usr13  hahaha
[07:49] <usr13> chunkyhead: In linux, you can just highlight text, go to where you want to dump and hit Middle-Mouse-Button, (that's one way, from "clipboard" method).
[07:49] <chunkyhead> usr13, chill man i know
[07:49] <chunkyhead> lol
[07:50] <usr13> chunkyhead: Other way is Ctrl-c and Ctrl-v
[07:50] <chunkyhead> didnt know ctrl c ctrl v worked on terminals
[07:50] <noahwhoo> bazhang: <package> is already the newest version
[07:50] <usr13> chunkyhead: (Shift-Ctrl-v in terminal)
[07:50] <chunkyhead> for copy? usr13
[07:50] <usr13> chunkyhead: yes
[07:51] <Excryption> Good morning people
[07:51] <chunkyhead> usr13, ls /etc/fstab just gives me the dir back
[07:51] <usr13> ok
[07:52] <usr13> ttyl
[07:52] <chunkyhead> :\ ok usr13
[07:54] <chunkyhead> how to get list of all packages installed on the computer?
[07:54] <Ben64> chunkyhead: maybe its because he asked you to pastebin /etc/fstab a bunch of times and you haven't
[07:55] <chunkyhead> Ben64, i did . everytime -_-
[07:55] <Ben64> no...
[07:55] <chunkyhead> check up
[07:55] <Ben64> i did. you never pastebin'd your fstab
[07:55] <chunkyhead> pasted fstab i didnt do
[07:55] <chunkyhead> because it said dir doesn't exist
[07:56] <chunkyhead> i told him it returned me the same thing
[07:56] <jony> in Krusader when entering in an archive it gives me the following error: "Error: krarc is disabled." Please help!
[07:57] <somsip> chunkyhead: it's a file. not a dir
[07:57] <noahwhoo> bazhang: Thanks anyway, found a dirty hack
[07:57] <kaushal> Hi
[07:58] <a5h15h> Also everytime I install or remove a package I'm greeted with these messages http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650337/
[07:58] <kaushal> Any User documentation regarding Ubuntu Desktop 13.04?
[07:58] <bazhang> !manual > kaushal
[07:58] <bazhang> !rute > kaushal
[07:58] <bazhang> !notes | kaushal
[07:58] <chunkyhead> my bad http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650399/ somsip Ben64 usr13
[07:59] <hachre> a5h15h: sudo apt-get remove --purge oracle-java7-installer
[07:59] <kaushal> bazhang: Thanks a lot
[08:00] <kaushal> bazhang: also is unity-pidgin-lens available for raring?
[08:00] <kaushal> I do not see it
[08:00] <bazhang> !find unity-pidgin-lens
[08:01] <bazhang> kaushal, perhaps it changed name
[08:01] <kaushal> bazhang: ok
[08:01] <kaushal> bazhang: whats the new name?
[08:02] <foofoobar> Hi. ufw has status "active" and only some ports allowed (80, 443, 22)
[08:02] <foofoobar> I just opened port 3000 from an application and can connect from outside
[08:02] <foofoobar> how can this be?
[08:02] <a5h15h> hachre, My first attempt to setup JDK failed. I had added a couple of PPA in the process. Now everything is setup appropriately.
[08:03] <hachre> a5h15h: I doubt removing that package would change that, its probably a leftover from your attempts
[08:03] <a5h15h> hachre, ok
[08:04] <bazhang> !info unity-lens-pidgin
[08:05] <bazhang> https://launchpad.net/~phanimahesh/+archive/playground/+build/4525826   kaushal this?
[08:05] <Excryption> GUFW firewall is set at it's default of incoming deny and outgoing allow. Does this mean that I won't get push notifications?
[08:05] <A1Recon> usr13: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Raring_Installation_Guide I had already downloaded these drivers http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/legacy-radeon_linux.aspx  I use 32-bit
[08:05] <kaushal> bazhang: ok
[08:06] <A1Recon> usr13: So I did everything in that wiki except for the wget line
[08:08] <silviubsi> problem msfconsole  .........root@bt:~# msfconsole
[08:08] <silviubsi> Could not find rake-10.0.4 in any of the sources
[08:08] <silviubsi> Run `bundle install` to install missing gems.
[08:08] <a5h15h>  hachre I still the get the same message log http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650416/
[08:08] <bazhang> silviubsi, backtrack?
[08:08] <kaushal> bazhang: do i need to configure unity-pidgin-lens once it is installed?
[08:09] <silviubsi> aha
[08:09] <silviubsi> yes
[08:09] <kaushal> I have installed it from https://launchpad.net/~phanimahesh/+archive/playground/+build/4525826
[08:09] <bazhang> kaushal, never used it sorry
[08:09] <kaushal> bazhang: ok
[08:09] <bazhang> !backtrack | silviubsi
[08:09] <bazhang> silviubsi, /join #backtrack-linux for support
[08:10] <silviubsi> ok
[08:10] <hachre> a5h15h: try 'sudo dpkg --purge oracle-java7-installer'
[08:13] <hachre> a5h15h: sorry I got disconnected, did you get my reply?
[08:16] <a5h15h> hachre, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5650422/
[08:16] <hachre> a5h15h: 'dpkg --purge --force-all oracle-java7-installer'
[08:17] <jony> in Krusader when entering in an archive it gives me the following error: "Error: krarc is disabled." Please help!
[08:17] <hachre> with sudo
[08:29] <grex25> Hello, is the 13.04 version of Unity showing Google+ entrys in the new Message-Lens?
[08:34] <penos> hi
[08:34] <penos> hruhruhru
[08:36] <param> how to sudo apt-get update on http proxy ?
[08:37] <jony> in Krusader when entering in an archive it gives me the following error: "Error: krarc is disabled." Please help!
[08:38] <jpds> param: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto#Setting_up_apt-get_to_use_a_http-proxy
[08:39] <bardou-l> join debian-fr
[08:39] <bardou-l> désolé : erreur
[08:40] <lukecarrier> http://ubuntugnome.org/ is awesaome
[08:40] <lukecarrier> if there are any contributors here, I owe you alcoholic beverages
[08:44] <param> hey jdps . i tried that but its not running yet
[08:46] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[08:46] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
, is UbuntuGnome a LTS version ?
[08:48] <s4pt4> hi everyone, I am installing redmine and redmine-mysql on Ubuntu 12.04 and I got this "NOTE: Gem.source_index is deprecated, use Specification. It will be removed on or after 2011-11-01. Gem.source_index called from /usr/share/redmine/config/../vendor/rails/railties/lib/rails/gem_dependency.rb:21."
[08:50] <lukecarrier> bardou-l: it's in lockstep with Ubuntu's releases
[08:51] <s4pt4> can anyone help me with ruby problems on ubuntu 12.04?
[08:51] <dstevens>  #ubuntu
[08:52] <bardou-l> Thanks Lukecarrier
[08:53] <dstevens> Hi all I am attempting to migrate from centos to an ubuntu server but this sudo entry does not seem to work ? dstevens   ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL it keeps prompting for a password
[08:53] <ra-fi> hi i have try to connect vpn server from my host i select -->network manager-->pptp-->and filled userid and passwd and gw address--> and when i try to connect it show vpn connection failed even i have used the same id in windows system it works fine can you tell me what is that problem
[08:57] <param> how to set up corkscrew on http proxy
[08:57] <loganlee> ?
[08:57] <loganlee> !corkscrew
[08:58] <pr0metheu5> hi guys. I have a samsung laptop and my fn keys won't affect brightness. acpi_backlight=disabled used to work but it isn't anymore. any ideas?
[08:58] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-use-ssh-via-http-proxy-using-corkscrew-in-ubuntu.html  <---- param
[08:59] <s4pt4>  i keep getting "Gem.source_index is deprecated" when installing redmine. What does it mean?
[08:59] <param> yeah corkscrew
[08:59] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[08:59] <bazhang> param, read the link I just gave you
[08:59] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-use-ssh-via-http-proxy-using-corkscrew-in-ubuntu.html  <--- param
[09:00] <param> thanks baz
[09:00] <s4pt4> i keep getting "Gem.source_index is deprecated" when installing redmine. What does it mean and how do I get rid of this?
[09:03] <bazhang> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/redmine/+bug/990737   s4pt4 this?
[09:03] <param> hey bazhang   in that link
[09:03] <param>     Host *      ProxyCommand corkscrew proxyhostname proxyport %h %p /home/username/.corkscrew-auth
[09:03] <param> whats the username in this link ?     Host *      ProxyCommand corkscrew proxyhostname proxyport %h %p /home/username/.corkscrew-auth
[09:03] <s4pt4> bazhang: Thanks
[09:06] <pr0metheu5> hi guys. I have a samsung laptop and my fn keys won't affect brightness. acpi_backlight=disabled used to work but it isn't anymore. any ideas?
[09:06] <bagsiur> hejka
[09:07] <bagsiur> mam pytanko odnośnie mysql
[09:07] <bagsiur> pomożecie?
[09:07] <DJones> !bg | bagsiur
[09:16] <Jynx> llll
[09:16] <penos> wtf
[09:16] <penos> i get disconnected
[09:18] <Jynx> pp4l?
[09:18] <shape> Hi, anyone have any experience with Radeon HD 6290 and Intel GMA 3600 proprietary drivers, in regards to video acceleration, 1080p video playback? (Reason is I'm looking at a netbook that will have either of those.)
[09:18] <Jynx> try #hardware
[09:19] <Jynx> or #hardcocks
[09:19] <Jynx> nt sure
[09:19] <DJones> !behelpful | Jynx
[09:19] <Jynx> sory
[09:21] <ra-fi> hi can you tell  me how to connect vpn server from ubuntu host through GUI
[09:23] <Jynx> h
[09:28] <jony> in Krusader when entering in an archive it gives me the following error: "Error: krarc is disabled." Please help!
[09:38] <romtsjo> hie, guys!
[09:38] <romtsjo> need your help
[09:40] <romtsjo> I have a problem with my ethernet
[09:40] <tafazzi87> hi
[09:40] <romtsjo> somebody can help?
[09:41] <mikislav> Hallo...how can I call with IRC account with empathy? (I am new:))
[09:42] <romtsjo> FloodBot1, hello
[09:42] <tafazzi87> i've ubuntu 12.04 and after installing nvidia driver boot splash doesn't work anymore...i've text-only boot screen, i use this script to fix this problem but it doesn't work...http://paolobernardi.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/fix-plymouth-on-ubuntu-after-installing-nvidia-or-ati-proprietary-drivers-for-ubuntu-11-04-natty/
[09:42] <tafazzi87> someone can help me?
[09:42] <ANub> mikislav: its pretty simple, just fill in the information and you are good to go
[09:43] <mgottschlag2> romtsjo: we'd need more details
[09:43] <romtsjo> tafazzi87, this is bug with nvidia driver
[09:43] <tafazzi87> so there isn't a method to fix it?
[09:45] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, in 12.10 my ethernet work fine. when I install 13.04 - my ethernet is falling. I have only VPN. when I type "modprobe ssb" or "modprobe b44" - terminal stopped
[09:46] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, I have read solution about it on ubuntu forum. but that don't work
[09:47] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, on live session ethernet works fine
[09:48] <mgottschlag2> romtsjo: does the system log contain anything suspicious?
[09:48] <a5h15h> I've installed SMPlayer. What's the "output driver" that needs to be selected?
[09:48] <mgottschlag2> (if you are on the live system, try /var/log/syslog)
[09:49] <mgottschlag2> I mean, /var/log/syslog of the installed system
[09:49] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, I don't know. now I'm on Opensuse, 'cause on Ubuntu I have not connection
[09:49] <a5h15h> This article http://goo.gl/ou7Dg suggests to use vdpau. Though I'm using GeForce 6 series graphics card, after selecting the vdpau driver, there's no video playback.
[09:50] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, in live session I have ethernet
[09:50] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, so, with logs all must be ok there
[09:50] <mgottschlag2> no, I mean logs of an installed ubuntu
[09:51] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, problem is only when I install the system or upgrading from 12.10
[09:51] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, then I must install it now again?
[09:51] <mgottschlag2> romtsjo: if you want the problem to be solved, you need to get more details about the problem
[09:52] <mgottschlag2> so you'd have to do that
[09:52] <romtsjo> mgottschlag2, well. give me 20 minutes
[09:57] <kaushal> Hi
[09:58] <kaushal> whenever someone pings me the conversation window is hidden meaning not focussed on raring 13.04 ubuntu under unity. Any clue?
[10:04]  * ryan__
[10:05] <Excryption> Hello, I need help with my Dell laptop please. It has an Intel HD4000 and AMD Radeon 7730M. I just went into Software Sources and selected a proprietary driver, after reboot, Unity won't launch. I have switched to iGPU using "aticonfig --px-igpu" and it still won't boot. Ideally I would like to have both working since it would be a waste to only use the iGPU but I don't mind. Any help please?