[15:15] <ramay_> can anyone help with a static ip issue i am running ubuntu 12.04 on oracle virtual box and the ip keeps chaning [15:01] <ramay_> if i set the ip to manual, the internet stops working and i need to be able to do both [15:01] <ramay_> connect to internet and have a static ip [15:01] <ramay_> i have tried to reserve the ip from the router setup but doesn't seem to work, it keeps on updating the ip [15:02] <ramay_> running oracle virtualbox
[15:16] <ramay_> guest OS is ubuntu
[15:17] <MonkeyDust> ramay_  use bridged mode to make a virtual bridge to your existing network
[15:18] <MonkeyDust> ramay_  bridged mode instead of NAT or manual
[15:18] <ramay_> already bridged MonkeyDust
[15:21] <MonkeyDust> ramay_  there are ove 270 people in #vbox, i'm sure they can help too
[15:21] <kasisnu> Iftop helps but not quite. :D
[15:22] <Fuchs> kasisnu: see the recommendation on nethogs
[15:22] <Fuchs> kasisnu: try this one, I assume it fits your needs (without knowing details) best
[15:22] <kasisnu> Lemme explain what I'm trying to do. I've written a script that's using websockets and will be polling all the time. I wanna get a better idea about how much data it will be consuming.
[15:24] <kasisnu> I've already tried nethogs. It works fine but I can't see my process because there are others which are consuming more data than it.
[15:26] <Fuchs> hm, iptraf together with netstat, maybe?
[15:27] <sydney> I just installed ubuntu 14.04 on a m-1617 laptop,and the audio out port wont work. The microphone port does,and when i plug earphones int the audio out port,there is a "click"
[15:27] <sydney> lubuntu 14.04*
[15:29] <sydney> What can i do?
[15:30] <kasisnu> Sydney: seems silly but if it's a fresh install, did you try upgrading it?
[15:30] <sydney> its a fresh install
[15:31] <cfhowlett> sydney, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade          will bring you to current release 14.04.1
[15:31] <cfhowlett> new kernels may fix your issue
[15:32] <sydney> ok,let this finish... ;)
[15:32] <sydney> ebooting...
[15:33] <kasisnu> Fuchs: iptraf is awesome! Doesn't filter by PID though.
[15:34] <Fuchs> kasisnu: by port and address (local/remote), so if you can limit your thingie to one of these, you should still get what you need
[15:38] <kasisnu> Fuchs: Thanks for being so patient. But how does one figure out the remote address a process is connected to. I have the PID.
[15:38] <kasisnu> ?
[15:38] <Fuchs> kasisnu: netstat -tulpen
[15:38] <Fuchs> kasisnu: with sudo to have the needed privs to map them
[15:38] <Fuchs> (and then grep)
[15:39] <sydney> Nope,it still doesnt work :-/
[15:40] <sydney> Itried installing pulse audio,but i dont know how to run it.
[15:40] <kasisnu> Fuchs: It's not in there.
[15:41] <kasisnu>  I can see it using `ps` though!
[15:41] <Kr_D> hi
[15:41] <Fuchs> hm, no idea right away then, sorry
[15:44] <w83> hi, can I install ubuntu alongside win8 with uefi - but I want to have ubuntu's bootmgr on a usb stick, such that win 8 would boot as usual and only booting with the usb would trigger ubuntu ?
[15:45] <eeee> kasisnu: try lsof -i
[15:45] <sydney> cfhowlett:do you have any ideas i can try?
[15:46] <cfhowlett> !sound | sydney, best I can do man.  sorry.
[15:46] <bob__> ive got a text will comtaining a hexdump that I want to byteswap
[15:46] <bob__> surely there is a nice command line tool for that?
[15:51] <MonkeyDust> bob__  hexdump is some developement thing, it says here... are you a developer?
[15:52] <bob__> yeah
[15:52] <bob__> and it looks like i really mangled the typing of my question.
[15:52] <MonkeyDust> bob__  ok, try #ubuntu-app-devel
[15:52] <bob__> cool. thanks
[15:53] <sydney> Ok,it says their plugged in... Thats all i know.
[15:58] <DJHenjin> this question is more of a systems level question,. if i have non-compressed kernel binary, and I want to find out where to put it so that it starts correctly writing my own software to write the kernel to disk, would the start address be in the header somewhere or is there even such a thing as header
[15:58] <DJHenjin> for the kernel
[15:59] <DJHenjin> and only now do i realize just how bad my punctuation is,....
[16:02] <pierangelo> il fatto  15.08.2014
[16:03] <sydney> :((
[16:03] <cfhowlett> !it | pierangelo,
[16:05] <kasisnu> eeee: Thanks! That totally helped!
[16:05] <eeee> kasisnu: np
[16:05] <kasisnu> Fuchs: Thanks a lot. I got the remote address. I think I can use iftop now. I'll keep trying.
[16:05] <Guest35236> hey
[16:06] <Guest35236> ive got a wierd thing here with ubuntu 12.04
[16:06] <Guest35236> i have a fresh install, nginx and openssl
[16:06] <Guest35236> fully updated
[16:06] <Guest35236> its showing up as vulnerable to heartbleed in nessus and using nmap
[16:06] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade = 12.04.5
[16:07] <Guest35236> seems to already be installed
[16:08] <Guest35236> Description:    Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS
[16:08] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, "seems to" ... what's the return to: cat /etc/issue
[16:08] <Guest35236> Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS \n \l
[16:09] <home_> How to share files in a network in ubuntu. In windows we use ipmessenger
[16:09] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, yep, fully updates.  why do you suspect heartbleed vulnerability?
[16:09] <sydney> cfhowlett:i fixed it!! :D It was an alsamixer problem :) It had automute enabled :)
[16:09] <cfhowlett> sydney, that there is some fine linux work, Lou!
[16:09] <Guest35236> nessus and nmap both show it as vulnerable to heartbleed exploits
[16:09] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, false positive?
[16:09] <cfhowlett> !heartbleed
[16:10] <Guest35236> well it may be
[16:10] <Guest35236> but i cant work out why
[16:10] <Guest35236> my servers (with older versions) dont seem to show up
[16:10] <Slart> home_: here's a list of promising candidates.. there's also things like samba or nfs    http://alternativeto.net/software/transfer-on-lan/
[16:10] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, over my head then.  sorry.
[16:11] <Guest35236> no worries
[16:11] <Guest35236> i was hoping it might be a problem other people were having
[16:11] <home_> Thank you slart
[16:11] <Guest35236> with the latest patch or something
[16:12] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, #ubuntu-server might know more
[16:12] <Guest35236> ah sorry
[16:13] <cfhowlett> Guest35236, not to worry
[16:13] <Guest35236> didnt realise there was a seperate server channel :)
[16:13] <cfhowlett> !server
[16:14] <Johnn> Hi everyone, I am an ubuntu newbie, trying to install it on chromebook to do some rtlsdr work. I installed 12.04 precise, no prob. Went to do an upgrade for Trusty (14.04) which seemed successful. Computer ran out of battery, so I am trying to restart the session. Tried the prompts sudo startxfce4 and startxfce4 but met with "command can not be found". Any insights?
[16:17] <chrstphrhrt> hi, trying to add to my sources.list but since the target url does not have ‘binary-amd64/Packages’ at the end, apt-get update fails: deb http://nightly.odoo.com/8.0/nightly/deb/ ./
[16:17] <chrstphrhrt> ideas?
[16:22] <chillaranand> how to start wifi hotspot on Ubuntu 14.04?
[16:26] <ccolorado> I have set up ubuntu to start with my user logged in. Is there a way to majke it start with the user logged in but locked by password ?
[16:26] <ikonia> no
[16:26] <ikonia> that seems pointless
[16:26] <ikonia> you may as well just make the user login
[16:27] <ikonia> as the login is the same as the lock
[16:27] <ccolorado> i wouldn't call it pointless
[16:27] <ccolorado> and its not
[16:27] <kriskropd> Does anyone have experience with mounting a network solutions ftp access with curlftpfs? for some reason it will not give me anything but access error 530 - works just fine with ftp client and curlftpfs works with my other ftp mounts
[16:27] <ikonia> in what was is logging someone in and locking the screen better than asking them to login
[16:27] <frib> i noticed that my laptop doesn't notify my sufficiently in advance when my battery gets low, is there a way to make it do so?
[16:27] <ccolorado> i want my session to be  loaded while i am getting coffe
[16:27] <frib> doesn't notify me*
[16:28] <ikonia> ccolorado: the session should only take a few seconds
[16:28] <ikonia> ccolorado: you're trying to make a custom login solution to save a few seconds
[16:30] <varunendra> chillaranand, "System Settings > Network > Wireless > click Use as Hotspot.. button" (nice nick by the way ;p)
[16:30] <eeee> ccolorado: i agree with ikonia it's nuts, but you could get add gnome-screensaver-command -l , to your ~/.profile
[16:30] <ccolorado> ikonia: yes so ? people spedn hundreds of dollars on SSDs to save some seconds
[16:31] <cyber_dweller> hello, trying to understand the procedure of creating an office vpn using strongswan frontend to ipsec. i still haven't got the complete understanding of how does the routing works between strongswan and my services(file sharing, servers and more). lets say we have created a security association between two end points, where would all decrypted packets apear? how would i route them too services or ports? how does it exactly work?
[16:31] <ikonia> ccolorado: not login session seconds, overall I/O
[16:31] <ccolorado> eeee: thanks, i was wondering if there was a better way to do it.
[16:31] <frib> ikonia, i contacted hp about compatibility with intel pci-express wifi cards and they said the only one they have listed is the centrino N2230 -- but that card is not listed on ubuntu website.. do you think it should work anyway?
[16:31] <ikonia> frib: I suspect so yes
[16:31] <ccolorado> ikonia: i don't know if you know, but you are trolling.
[16:32] <ikonia> ccolorado: I'm not trolling anyone/anything
[16:32] <frib> they put me on hold for about 2 hours ><
[16:32] <ikonia> frib: tough deal
[16:32] <Capprentice> Can anyone point me to a up to date Squid Transparent Video Caching tutorial on Ubuntu 14.04!
[16:32] <frib> ikonia, i know right
[16:32] <ccolorado> ikonia: you are not adding anything to the discussion except that my question is pointless.
[16:32] <ikonia> Capprentice: just setup squid as "standard"
[16:33] <ikonia> ccolorado: I'm advising you that a.) your solution is impactical b.) your information about SSD's for seconds is not really a comparision, so you may want to rethink
[16:33] <frib> is there any way to modify battery level notifications?
[16:33] <ikonia> Capprentice: you shouldn't need a special video config, a standard proxy service will cash common content
[16:34] <Capprentice> I have two nics one is for Internet and another is for LAN. The lan gateway is <IP_ADDRESS> and the user gets local ips as <IP_ADDRESS> from the IP pool. How can I setup a system so that LAN users gets videos from Squid cache before they try to fetch from the Internet !
[16:35] <Capprentice> My english is _____T ! Sorry :(
[16:35] <ikonia> Capprentice: standard squid proxy setup - nothing fancy needed
[16:36] <Capprentice> How to do that standard setup.... Im reading this though...http://aacable.wordpress.com/2014/04/21/howto-cache-youtube-with-squid-lusca-and-bypass-cached-videos-from-mikrotik-queue/
[16:36] <Capprentice> And also tried this - http://ap-isp.blogspot.com/2014/02/squid-proxy-video-cache-server-adeel.html
[16:36] <Capprentice> Did not worked :\
[16:37] <ikonia> Capprentice: just setup a squid http proxy
[16:37] <Capprentice> Point me to a Video guide please :(
[16:37] <aguitel> how enable multiarch in 14.04?
[16:37] <ikonia> no
[16:37] <ikonia> you don't need a video guide
[16:37] <ikonia> you just need a standard squid http proxy
[16:37] <grako> how do I get hardware accelerated video playback working in the OSS driver on a GCN based GPU, 14.04
[16:41] <cyber_dweller> hello, trying to understand the procedure of creating an office vpn using strongswan frontend to ipsec. i still haven't got the complete understanding of how does the routing works between strongswan and my services(file sharing, servers and more). lets say we have created a security association between two end points, where would all decrypted packets apear? how would i route them too services or ports? how does it exactly work?
[16:41] <Jonlee> how can I add something off the internet onto ubuntu software center
[16:41] <ikonia> Jonlee: you don't
[16:41] <ikonia> Jonlee: what is it you want/need
[16:41] <ccolorado> cyber_dweller: does it has to be openswan ?
[16:42] <cyber_dweller> ccolorado, no
[16:42] <frib> nobody has any idea why my battery dies without any warning?
[16:43] <Jonlee> Dell all in one center
[16:43] <ikonia> all in one center ?
[16:43] <cyber_dweller> ccolorado, i'm using strongswan because it offers complete solution to my needs ikev1/v2 and pretty simple certificate authority
[16:43] <ccolorado> cyber_dweller: In my experiecne openvpn has way more documentation and support in linux than openswan.
[16:44] <ccolorado> cyber_dweller: I see, I have very limited expertise as vpn adminsitration. But my educated guess is ash on #openswan.
[16:44] <ccolorado> *ask
[16:45] <cyber_dweller> ccolorado, thank you. nice weekend to all.
[16:45] <ccolorado> cyber_dweller: np
[16:45] <Jonlee>  Dell all in one center is what i need ikonia
[16:45] <ikonia> Jonlee: there doesn't appear to be a linux package for it
[16:45] <ikonia> Jonlee: it looks like it's windows only
[16:46] <Jonlee> ok
[16:46] <ccolorado> Jonlee: There are ways to runing windows software on linux
[16:47] <grako> how do I get hardware accelerated video playback working in the OSS driver on a GCN based GPU, 14.04
[16:47] <ccolorado> But its not always a good experience.
[16:47] <ikonia> Jonlee: that would not be an appropriate solution / suggestion for that software
[16:48] <ikonia> so disregard
[16:48] <gt8ost4l> anyone know how i could arrow down in office libre?
[16:48] <cyber_dweller> Jonlee, what software do  you need to run?
[16:48] <Jonlee> ok what might they be ccolorado
[16:48] <Jonlee> Dell all in one center
[16:49] <cyber_dweller> Jonlee, for what purpose may i ask?
[16:50] <Jonlee> Printing scanning and faxing all in one program
[16:50] <ccolorado> Jonlee: you may be better off trying to make that work with linux software.
[16:51] <grako> How do I get hardware accelerated video playback working on a GCN based GPU  using the oss drivers? 14.04 64 bit.
[16:51] <davis> hello
[16:51]  * genii ponders Dell All-In-One devices, CUPS, and SANE
[16:51] <ccolorado> You may want to google ubuntu printing and or ubuntu scanning.
[16:51] <cyber_dweller> Jonlee, i also had this issue once found linux alternatives and i'm very happy since.
[16:52] <davis> i am using two computers, a target and host. The target nfs root mounts it filesystem. We do a build and the new build copies over the entire root fs including the /var dir.  I think this is why I'm getting stale file handles.  I've tried to mount -o remount / but it does help. Any ideas?
[16:53] <mandy_> Servus
[16:54] <talgolan65380> How do I get hardware accelerated video playback working on a GCN based GPU  using the oss drivers? 14.04 64 bit.
[16:54] <mandy_> kann mir bitte einer helfen? Hab kein zugriff auf massenspeicher .... sieht aus als wäre die fs.ko weg ....wie geht das den?????
[16:54] <eeee> !de | mandy_
[16:55] <Jonlee> what did you do cyber_dweller
[16:55] <LucidGuy> Anyone using zfsonlinux?
[16:56] <mandy_> ok thx
[16:57] <MonkeyDust> LucidGuy  are you using lucid server? if yes, try #ubuntu-server
[16:59] <DJHenjin> !kernel
[17:00] <cyber_dweller> Jonlee, found alternatives for scanning and printing
[17:01] <Jonlee> ok what are they
[17:02] <cortexman> how do I disable the alt key in the hud
[17:02] <cyber_dweller> Jonlee, efax and efax-gtk for faxing, sane or other simple alternative for scanning. efax is really cool because you can choose it as a printer and use it as "printer" then a dialer apears on my screen and i fax it. other people on my network also use it. read about it it's really cool once it works.
[17:03] <ikonia> you can't just use efax
[17:03] <ikonia> you have to have compatibe hardware
[17:03] <ikonia> you also need the ability to "dial out"
[17:04] <DJHenjin> ikonia: a pbx system would classify as "compatible hardware" would it not?
[17:05] <jhutchins> Jonlee: You can probably use cups for printing and (X)sane for scanning.
[17:05] <ikonia> DJHenjin: not for a printer
[17:05] <ikonia> and it's also a paid for service
[17:05] <DJHenjin> ikonia: for a fax
[17:05] <ikonia> so if you've bought a printer/fax/scanner to then pay money to use it seems silly
[17:05] <jhutchins> Jonlee: There are several companies that make printers for dell, Lexmark, Cannon, and Kodac among them, so the actual model number matters.
[17:06] <DJHenjin> you can set up local pbx type "dial" system over a large lan
[17:06] <ikonia> pbx over a lan....doesn't help you get to peoples phone lines
[17:06] <ikonia> it requires a bridge between network -> analog fax phone lines
[17:06] <jhutchins> DJHenjin: I think what ikonia means is that you need a modem to send a fax (or network access to one).  One might be built into an all-in-one system.
[17:06] <DJHenjin> ikonia: im not suggesting for faxing out of a corporate system
[17:06] <ikonia> the efax service is one such option
[17:06] <ewook> ikonia: you mean POTS?
[17:06] <Jonlee> ok
[17:07] <ikonia> DJHenjin: it doesn' tmatter if its corperate or not
[17:07] <jhutchins> ikonia: So efax is a network fax service?
[17:07] <Sverdar> anyone know how to disable that fadein effect in ubuntu sounds ? I don't get bells with that active, besides is kinda annoying, is slow
[17:07] <ikonia> jhutchins: yes, subscription service
[17:09] <DJHenjin> ikonia: perhaps this theoretical company has 100,000 computers in 500 different locations around the world, dont you think a "fax" over the corporate virtual lan would be a decent solution
[17:10] <ikonia> DJHenjin: what are you talking about a corperate solution ??? a guy just wants to use his all in one printer to print/scan/fax
[17:10] <DJHenjin> i was asking regarding the faxing software you mentioned NEEDED hardware or if it could be convinced to use a software solution for "dialing out"
[17:10] <DJHenjin> a SEPERATE QUESTION
[17:11] <ikonia> DJHenjin: you can use a software solution to dial out if you have a PXB->analogphone line conversion point
[17:11] <DJHenjin> i thought i just finished explaining that i didnt give a rats ass about dialing into the actual phone line
[17:12] <ikonia> if you want to send a fax, you need to
[17:12] <DJHenjin> but my hardrive just finished backing up so im off to reinstall for the thousandth time in the last 5 months
[17:12] <jhutchins> hplip will control the fax functions of an HP all-in-one.
[17:12] <ikonia> jhutchins: sadly doens't work on any of the dells,
[17:12] <ikonia> which is annoying as it's great on the HP's
[17:12] <farbod> hi,how can i install ubuntu on my phone?(its Xperia Ion)
[17:13] <jhutchins> !phone
[17:13] <farbod> thank you
[17:13] <SecretFire> what do I have to add to /etc/fstab in order for my external hard drive to permanently mount , I know how to use sudo blkid to find the UUID but im stuck there, any help would be appreciated?
[17:13] <jhutchins> ikonia: Dells must be made by somebody else then.  Find out who, see if they supply software.  Heck, Dell might, they have linux friendly moments.
[17:14] <ikonia> SecretFire: use the existing entries as an example
[17:14] <ikonia> jhutchins: thought they where mostly lexmark and cannon
[17:14] <SecretFire> ikonia : it says stuff like was on /dev/sdb5 during install
[17:14] <ikonia> hence the poor linux support
[17:14] <jhutchins> ikonia: kodak too.
[17:14] <SecretFire> ikonia : disregard that?
[17:14] <ikonia> SecretFire: it also has non-comment
[17:14] <ikonia> jhutchins: didn't know about kodak
[17:15] <cyber_dweller> ikonia, your right about the bridge. but a modem will work that's why i wrote to this guy to read about it
[17:15] <KoNode> Sell 150k+ IRC Bots .!!
[17:15] <Gatis> Hello
[17:15] <SecretFire> ikonia : dont know what u mean by non comment
[17:16] <jhutchins> cyber_dweller: To be pedantic, it has to be a "fax modem", but almost all were.
[17:16] <KoNode> Sell 150k+ IRC Bots .!!
[17:16] <ikonia> SecretFire: # is a comment meaning it's just text and does nothing
[17:16] <SecretFire> ah
[17:16] <Gatis> I had problems with Ubuntu to install ATI x1200 proprietary driver... proprietary driver supports Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron max.
[17:16] <ikonia> KoNode: ?
[17:16] <SecretFire> ikonia : im used to seeing */ and */ lol
[17:16] <Gatis> But on Manjaro XCFE it installed proprietary driver by default
[17:16] <Gatis> Im so happy
[17:16] <KoNode> Sell 150k+ IRC Bots .!!
[17:16] <Gatis> is that possible?
[17:16] <ikonia> KoNode: what ??
[17:16] <ewook> KoNode: shut it.
[17:16] <ikonia> KoNode: I don't understand what you are saying
[17:17] <ikonia> ewook: no need to talk to someone like that
[17:17] <ewook> ikonia: spambot mate.
[17:17] <ikonia> ewook: are you %100 certain ?
[17:17] <jhutchins> Please ignore the troll.
[17:17] <ewook> ikonia: yes.
[17:17] <ikonia> ewook: how
[17:17] <Gatis> Can anyone talk to me?
[17:18] <jhutchins> Gatis: What did you try to do?  How did you try to do it?  What did you expect to happen?  What happened instead?
[17:18] <ewook> ikonia: in ~1 min the same line will pass by. or depending on the script I might have caused it to be quiet for a small grace perioid.
[17:18] <ewook> period
[17:18] <ikonia> ewook: not really certain then are you
[17:18] <jhutchins> Gatis: What is your actual question.
[17:19] <KoNode> I`m sell IRC bots for DDOS..
[17:19] <Gatis> jhutchins, i don't understand
[17:19] <ewook> ikonia: one can never be certain enough.
[17:19] <ewook> ikonia: need more proof?
[17:19] <Gatis> Why on Arch linux my driver is supported but not on Ubuntu
[17:19] <ikonia> ewook: yeah, as I'm talking to the guy in private
[17:19] <jhutchins> !ati
[17:19] <ikonia> ewook: certainly not a bot
[17:19] <ewook> ikonia: well - close enough.
[17:24] <loculinux> desde loculinux en guatemala
[17:25] <OerHeks> !gt
[17:25] <MonkeyDust> !es
[17:25] <OerHeks> guatamala = #ubuntu-gt
[17:35] <RedSkyDown> hi. how do I search in a file in command line where a string is not there.
[17:35] <Aaron> RedSkyDown, locate file or whereis file
[17:36] <Pici> RedSkyDown: what do you mean by "where a string is not there"?
[17:36] <RedSkyDown> Pici: I want a list of file where max_id string is not found
[17:36] <RedSkyDown> inside the file
[17:37] <MonkeyDust> RedSkyDown  that would be with grep -v 'max_id' or so
[17:37] <blessjah_> RedSkyDown: try this: grep -L max_id
[17:38] <OerHeks> grep -r "max_id" *
[17:40] <blessjah_> after do-release-upgrade, 12.04->14.04, I canno login
[17:40] <RedSkyDown> blessjah_: thank. it work. but missing *
[17:41] <blessjah_> lightdm says cannot start session, in log it reads: "Failed to find session configuration ubuntu" "Can't find session 'ubuntu'"
[17:42] <blessjah_> what package provides this session? maybe if i try to reinstall this package
[17:43] <kostkon> blessjah_, go into tty, then try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade,   ubuntu-desktop is the metapacakge for the desktop session, you could try reinstalling it
[17:44] <blessjah_> kostkon: I'll give it a try
[17:44] <rww> blessjah_: install ubuntu-session
[17:44] <rww> ubottu: bug 1288903
[17:45] <blessjah_> rww: doesn't seem to work, I have nothing but "Ubuntu encountered internal error" message
[17:45] <kostkon> blessjah_, do a dist-upgrade first in any case
[17:45] <kostkon> blessjah_, what's the exact error
[17:46] <rww> (and I'm multitasking while at work, so I'll leave you with kostkon for followup :)
[17:46] <blessjah_> also, I had bunch of *:i386 packages installed, I'm x86_64, autoremoved them as apt-get suggested
[17:46] <blessjah_> right after I've installed irssi
[17:47] <blessjah_> kostkon: notify_osd
[17:47] <kostkon> blessjah_, ok
[17:49] <blessjah_> ok, it seems that dist-upgrade worked (cmd is still running, but I alredy can log in), but unity configuration is gone
[17:49] <blessjah_> not a big problem thou, I kept it close to default anyway
[17:50] <kostkon> blessjah_, you mean everything's gone to the defaults?
[17:50] <blessjah_> kostkon: yep
[17:50] <kostkon> blessjah_, meh not a big deal :P
[17:50] <blessjah_> not for me
[17:50] <kostkon> ;)
[17:52] <blessjah_> kostkon, rww: dist-upgrade helped, but unity config is gone (to default), thank for your help
[17:52] <kostkon> blessjah_, np
[17:54] <blessjah_> kostkon, rww: also, I've reinstalled ubuntu-desktop (I've removed some weird fonts and amazon stuff in the past)
[17:54] <blessjah_> meh, nautilus just crashed
[17:55] <kostkon> blessjah_, it usually respawns automatically
[17:56] <blessjah_> not this time
[17:56] <blessjah_> once again, not a big problem
[18:03] <TaZeR> hey does anyone know to install grub onto a a live usb with persistance made by the startup disk creator?  So i get a grub menu when it boots instead of the usually install/try screen
[18:04] <MonkeyDust> TaZeR  not sure if it can be done with startup disk creator, but multisystem does just that (pendrive)
[18:04] <TaZeR> i mean i created it with startup disk creator incase thats important
[18:05] <TaZeR> should i install grub to it as sdb or sdb1 for example and how would i create a a grub conf
[18:05] <MonkeyDust> TaZeR  my tip: erase it and use multisystem
[18:05] <Beldar> TaZeR, What is the end goal on using this usb with a live?
[18:06] <TaZeR> Beldar: to have a light portable os
[18:07] <Jafura> Hello
[18:07] <TaZeR> and thanks MoneyDust im looking into that tool
[18:08] <Jafura> I read from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2970228 that Microsoft has added the new ruble sign to a few Windows fonts and keyboard drivers.
[18:08] <Dasm_> Hi hi
[18:08] <Jafura> I don’t care for the drivers since I don’t use the official ones, but are there any free fonts for Linux which already have integrated that symbol?
[18:08] <Dasm_> So, could someone please help me with my install? I'm having partitioning difficulties
[18:08] <Beldar> TaZeRIt It has limitations, no kernel upgrades and the persistent will fill up and is not cleanable, in other words a limited time and update use is all.
[18:08] <TaZeR> !report theegirl spambot
[18:09] <Pici> TaZeR: can you please pm me what it sent to you?
[18:09] <Pici> nm
[18:09] <TaZeR> im finee with that Beldar, not like there is another alternative im aware of
[18:10] <ObrienDave> hey Beldar got that grub issue working last night \o/
[18:10] <Beldar> TaZeR, A full install on a usb is another possibility, has it's smaller limitations in graphic drivers however which can be dealt with.
[18:11] <TaZeR> well that was my first thought but my usb drive is so slow, the system was unusable
[18:11] <TaZeR> need that ramdisk power
[18:11] <Beldar> ObrienDave, Cool, was it the boot partition needed loading?
[18:11] <pbx> is there any built-in keyboard shortcut for fast-switching users?  or a gnome-do action?
[18:12] <ObrienDave> Beldar, had him install grub-customizer, picked up the menu info post haste :)
[18:12] <Beldar> cool
[18:12] <mmcji> after upgrading to 14.04, i am experiencing lag when hitting return at cli.  If I hit return 4 or five times, i have to wait several seconds for each return key to process.  However, if I sudo su to root, then I do not have the problem at all.  Any ideas?
[18:12] <pitwalker> How can I enable tty1..tty6 on Ubuntu14.04LTS?
[18:13] <MonkeyDust> pitwalker  ctrl-alt F1 - F6
[18:13] <OerHeks> pitwalker, only TTY2/TTY7 works afaik
[18:13] <kostkon> mmcji, you probably need to clarify first what "at cli" actually means
[18:14] <Beldar> ObrienDave, They had 4 HD's and did not even know they were running legacy I figured there would be issues, thanks fortaking care of them. ;)
[18:14] <mmcji> command line interface.  any terminal, xterm, gnome-terminal etc..
[18:14] <kostkon> mmcji, ok
[18:14] <pitwalker> whics services must run to achieve to activate via keys???? Keys don't work since dist-upgrade
[18:15] <pitwalker> i want to use the tty2,3,4
[18:15] <svvitch> I have kubuntu and accidentally installed gnome-bluetooth, when I try to uninstall it apt-get ask for installation for a lot of other gnome packages https://dpaste.de/dfOX , how to avoid this situation ?
[18:15] <mmcji> i thought it might be a reverse dns issue, but I don't have the problem as root.  I changed the key slow settings in universal access, logged out and in w/no change.
[18:16] <mmcji> virtual terminals also exhibit the same behavior.
[18:17] <Dasm_> Excuse me, - could someone help me with my installation? I keep getting an error
[18:18] <bprompt> !ask | Dasm_
[18:18] <Beldar> Dasm_, Give the channel the error and details relevant.
[18:19] <ashgotti> Hello all. I'm trying to help a client with an install they need help troubleshooting. It is a web server and it was restarted but the page is no longer accessible. They're not running apache but don't have any documentation so I'm trying to figure out what the webserver is. Is there a way to get a list of all available services, not just the ones running?
[18:20] <svvitch> can somebody help me with this: I have kubuntu and accidentally installed gnome-bluetooth, when I try to uninstall it apt-get ask for installation for a lot of other gnome packages https://dpaste.de/dfOX , how to avoid this situation ?
[18:20] <ObrienDave> Beldar, my pleasure
[18:20] <preyalone> How can I set the Files explorer to open a particular folder (e.g. ~/Downloads) by default? This is not easy to Google.
[18:20] <ashgotti> I'm in the init.d folder and see all the services but don't know which the webserver one is. I know they are running angular.js but that's about it
[18:20] <Dasm_> I'm getting error 5.. which means that there's an issue with either the drive or the media- I was wondering if I could check the checksum for the image I have burned, re-download the image and re-burn, check the physical disc.. or what?
[18:21] <genii> ashgotti: initctl list   and service --status-all
[18:21] <Beldar> svvitch, We ask 10 min per reposting. Rooting the terminal is a bad method use sudo.
[18:21] <ashgotti> genii: thanks!
[18:21] <ashgotti> now to figure out what? - and + mean
[18:23] <Beldar> svvitch, Did the install add those packages?
[18:23] <Dasm_> Linux hates me :(
[18:24] <Beldar> Dasm_, Can we keep the emotions to a emotional linux is not sentient.
[18:24] <Beldar> to a limit*
[18:24] <svvitch> Beldar: https://dpaste.de/mn3f
[18:25] <bprompt> Dasm_:    when do you get the error?
[18:25] <Dasm_> O.o
[18:25] <genii> asakura2: + is started, - is stopped, ? is unknown
[18:25] <MonkeyDust> Dasm_  it simply means you're learning something new, like you once had to learn windows or mac
[18:25] <genii> Meh tab fail
[18:25] <Dasm_> bprompt:  I get the error when installing, after I choose the keyboard loadout
[18:25] <svvitch> Beldar: about root, I'll be very careful :)
[18:26] <bprompt> Dasm_:    using a usb install?
[18:26] <Beldar> svvitch, totally different, does not answer my question and is still a rooted teerminal.
[18:26] <Dasm_> bprompt: DVD
[18:26] <preyalone> AskUbuntu implies that Nautilus is still Ubuntu's default file manager under the hood. Is this still true in 14.04?
[18:26] <Beldar> svvitch, If you were being careful you would not be rooting the terminal.
[18:27] <MonkeyDust> preyalone  yes, but it's now called 'files'
[18:27] <Beldar> this s not debian
[18:27] <Beldar> is*
[18:27] <svvitch> Beldar: ok, now I use sudo :)
[18:27] <kostkon> preyalone, for now yes, in the future there will be a new file manager for unity8
[18:27] <bprompt> Dasm_:     .... tried ... maybe using an usb?  you can burn the iso to an usb stick.... 2gbs or more in size will do... just to rule out any dvd spinning delays or scratches on the media
[18:27] <preyalone> MonkeyDust: thanks. also, love that show. also, "Files" is nigh un-Googlable as a program :P
[18:27] <svvitch> Beldar: explain me pleas what to do ?
[18:28] <Dasm_> bprompt:  i did it with imgburn which has a hash check at the end of burn
[18:28] <Beldar> svvitch, I have asked you some simple questions, is english your default language, we have to communicate clearly?
[18:28] <Dasm_> And I don't have a USB drive handy
[18:28] <bastl> during upgrade 12.04 -> 14.04 I had a power outage. After resume, and login desktop does not start ...
[18:29] <bastl> power outage occured during configuring packages...
[18:29] <svvitch> Beldar: no, sorry it's not default lang :(
[18:29] <bastl> at 70% or so ...
[18:29] <Beldar> svvitch, What isd?
[18:29] <Beldar> is*
[18:29] <bprompt> Dasm_:      can you afford bandwidth wise a network installation?   that is, installing from online sources just using the network install option
[18:30] <kostkon> bastl, go into tty, e.g. ctrl+alt+f2  and give:   sudo apt-get dist-upgrade   to resume the upgrade
[18:30] <Dasm_> bprompt:  sure
[18:30] <Dasm_> I'll try it now, I'm on my laptop
[18:30] <svvitch> Beldar: romanian russian
[18:30] <Beldar> !rs | svvitch
[18:30] <Beldar> !ru
[18:30] <svvitch> ubottu:  ahahaha
[18:31] <bprompt> Dasm_:    http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[18:31] <bastl> kostkon: thanks, did that already without effect. dist-upgrade says everything is fine ....
[18:31] <kostkon> bastl, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:32] <Beldar> bastl, Get to a tty and run sudo apt-get -f install  and pray
[18:32] <kostkon> bastl, then try doing a sudo apt-get install -f
[18:32] <kostkon> oh Beldar said it first
[18:33] <genii> bastl: If you can ctrl-alt-f1 to console, can try: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/status /var/lib/dpkg/status-copy    and then put an older one back that has valid install stauses: sudo cp /var/backups/dpkg.status.0 /var/lib/dpkg/status     and then retry all the usual apt-get -f install and so on
[18:34] <bastl> apt-get upgrafde or install -f has no effect ...
[18:34] <bastl> genii: ill try that
[18:35] <Beldar> bastl, no install -f was suggested
[18:35] <Beldar> err my mistake
[18:36] <missvaleska> why does nautilus hate right clicking?
[18:36] <missvaleska> When ever I do it nautilus completely freezes if not crashes.
[18:36]  * Beldar is at the start of caffeine loading
[18:37]  * genii slides Beldar a fresh mug
[18:37]  * ObrienDave is in the middle of a major caffeine fix ;P
[18:37] <Beldar> missvaleska, See if the guest account is the same.
[18:39] <Beldar> robothead, Are you human?
[18:41] <raggg> i am getting a black screen if i unplug x230 laptop from dock while suspended and then resume, has anyone managed to solve this issue?
[18:42] <ntvalk> hey
[18:42] <preyalone> configured nautilus to open ~/Downloads by default, according to various tutorials. but my configuration file seems to have no effect. rebooted and everything. https://gist.github.com/mcandre/595117b643ba456d0470
[18:43] <preyalone> er, maybe ~ is a bad idea in a conf file
[18:43] <preyalone> would $HOME be better?
[18:43] <preyalone> or even just 'Downloads'?
[18:45] <bastl> still no luck. seems to me that gnome does not start correctly ...
[18:47] <mrvadon> hello everyone
[18:48] <ObrienDave> greetings and welcome
[18:48] <preyalone> manually running `nautilus --new-window $HOME/Downloads` in a terminal works. seems that the Nautilus icon on the Unity dock isn't respecting my configuration file
[18:48] <bastl> damnit so long that I fiddled around with linuxes ...
[18:48] <bastl> where can I see logs of desktop startup ??
[18:49] <bastl> how can I soft-reset X (former alt-ctrl-backspace)
[18:49] <bastl> ?
[18:51] <malkauns> bastl: sudo service lightdm restart
[18:51] <th3raid0r> Hi guys! I am currently having difficulty with GRUB2 and UEFI. It is simply this, for some reason, grub doesn't know where it's config is unless I manually define it on boot (using the configfile command). Where would I go ahead and update it so that it will boot without manual intervention?
[18:51] <bastl> malkauns: thanks
[18:51] <bastl> what about logs ?
[18:52] <bastl> during login it freezes
[18:52] <bastl> ( i mean graphical login)
[18:52] <mrvadon><PHONE_NUMBER>00111110101010101000010111111010101010000101111010101010101
[18:52] <malkauns> hmm
[18:53] <malkauns> u have an nvidia gpu?
[18:53] <bastl> dunno
[18:53] <bastl> desktop computer is quite old
[18:53] <malkauns> u should know :)
[18:53] <malkauns> ah
[18:53] <MonkeyDust> malkauns  please say 'you', not 'u'
[18:54] <bastl> since I work as profeesional, I dont care so much about "playing aroung" with my home IT ... ;-)
[18:54] <mrvadon> who uses tmux?
[18:55] <Beldar> mrvadon, This is support not polling, state the issue for help.
[18:55] <MonkeyDust> mrvadon  ask your question to find out
[18:56] <Eray> Hello, anyone can help me for SAMBA ?
[18:56] <Eray> Hello, anyone can help me for SAMBA ?
[18:57] <Eray> its important pls.. :(
[18:57] <Beldar> Eray, Not without a description to the channel
[18:57] <Beldar> Eray, And no pleading please.
[18:58] <MonkeyDust> Eray  let's hear it!
[18:58] <Eray> ok sorry, My problem with permissions. My network is; Windows8 - Ubuntu. I'm using Samba. When (Windows8) create, (Ubuntu) can edit. When (Ubuntu) create, (Windows) can't edit
[18:59] <Eray> When Windows created a file, its myusername:users
[18:59] <Eray> When Ubuntu created a file, its myusername:myusername
[18:59] <MonkeyDust> Eray  are you now in ubuntu or in windows?
[18:59] <Eray> ubuntu
[19:00] <Eray> windows8 pc near to me, on my friend
[19:00] <th3raid0r> Hi guys! I am currently having difficulty with GRUB2 and UEFI. It is simply this, for some reason, grub doesn't know where it's config is unless I manually define it on boot (using the configfile command). Where would I go ahead and update it so that it will boot without manual intervention? Additional details: EFI partition is present and functioning, single hard disk, 0,0 is EFI partition. 0,1 is /. 0,2 is /home. 0,3 is SWAP. No o
[19:00] <preyalone> looks like there are several nautilus configuration files: nautilus-autorun-software.desktop  nautilus-connect-server.desktop  nautilus-folder-handler.desktop
[19:00] <preyalone> nautilus-classic.desktop           nautilus.desktop                 nautilus-home.desktop
[19:01] <Eray> How can I add access myusername group in samba ?
[19:01] <preyalone> which one controls the folder that opens when i click the dock icon?
[19:01] <th3raid0r> preyalone, nautilus.desktop
[19:02] <juniour> hi i am modifing sudoers for a user , i give user ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL . but it ask for password y?? where i am doing mistake
[19:03] <Eray> anyone can help for samba ?
[19:03] <knv> rfhchchjv
[19:03] <juniour> ??
[19:03] <knv> tvfvbf
[19:03] <Beldar> juniour, No password is a bad idea.
[19:03] <Slart> juniour: you did log out and in again?
[19:04] <juniour> Beldar test i iwll remove, just for test purpose leaning
[19:04] <aguitel> laptop asus X550LA mouse touchpad not working ,anyone know this?
[19:04] <juniour> Slart nope
[19:04] <juniour> i need to relogin to take effect??
[19:04] <Slart> juniour: these kind of things might need you to login again
[19:04] <juniour> got it bro :)
[19:05] <MonkeyDust> juniour  IF linux allows you to disable the password completely
[19:05] <bastl> I have a broken system after broked release-upgrade. I wonder about xorg config. someone wanna chack my latest xorg.log? http://paste.ubuntu.com/8056130 ??
[19:06] <juniour> andother question, if i give su and i give admin passord it give authentication failure y???
[19:06] <bastl> actually I see a backuped xorg.conf, but no current !?
[19:06] <Slart> juniour: oh.. and make sure you're using visudo to edit the sudoers file.. not regular gedit or something like that
[19:06] <juniour> yep sudo visudo . i dit it
[19:06] <MonkeyDust> juniour  methinks you're ruining your system
[19:07] <juniour> MonkeyDust why i get autnetication failure for su ??
[19:07] <Slart> juniour: and I think your line has to be after the admin-line.. or it might be overwritten by the admin settings
[19:07] <varunendra> juniour, If that user needs YOU to do that for them, they clearly are not familiar with Linux. So what you are doing by allowing NOPASSWD for ALL, is a guarantee of a severy broken system in a few weeks if not days.
[19:09] <MonkeyDust> juniour  and if you are the 'expert' and have to ask such questions, i guess it's a *very* bad thing to do
[19:09] <juniour> varunendra i am running my another ubuntu in virtualbox. i am doing all test for learning purpose no one asked me anything. i know all consiquences and security
[19:09] <preyalone> th3raid0r: works for me! https://github.com/mcandre/dotfiles/blob/master/nautilus.desktop
[19:09] <hellslinger> hi guys, does anyone know why a process started by an init.d script takes 50% cpu (it waits for network connection) but if it is started on command line by user, it takes 0% ??
[19:10] <varunendra> juniour, it's fine then, as long as it is limited to experiments on a non-critical system. :)
[19:10] <Beldar> preyalone, Not even a related issue, please help where you know exactly only.
[19:11] <juniour> varundra who the hell will give nopasswd to critical system,they might be fool :)
[19:11] <attika> st
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[19:12] <unopaste> attika you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[19:12] <juniour> attika dont spam
[19:12] <Eray> anyone can help for my samba problem ?
[19:12] <Eray> i descripted
[19:13] <MonkeyDust> Eray  press the up key to repeat the question
[19:13] <Eray> i paste to laravel.io/bin :)
[19:13] <Eray> wait 1m
[19:14] <ObrienDave> and then what?
[19:16] <Eray> my samba problem: http://laravel.io/bin/937dR
[19:17] <MonkeyDust> Eray  we don't like walls of text
[19:17] <Eray> but its problem paste bin ?
[19:18] <Eray> i writed small text at top. I said at top "When ubuntu created a file, windows 8 can't edit"
[19:19] <th3raid0r> Hi guys! I am currently having difficulty with GRUB2 and UEFI. It is simply this, for some reason, grub doesn't know where it's config is unless I manually define it on boot (using the configfile command). Where would I go ahead and update it so that it will boot without manual intervention? Additional details: EFI partition is present and functioning, single hard disk, 0,0 is EFI partition. 0,1 is /. 0,2 is /home. 0,3 is SWAP. No o
[19:19] <varunendra> juniour, in reply to "who the hell will give nopasswd..."  No o"
[19:19] <rww> (IRC has a 512-byte total message length limit, including protocol overhead)
[19:20] <Dasm_> UGH, my partitions are a mess now
[19:21] <Eray> my samba problem: When Ubuntu create a file;   file user: myusername   file group: myusername   Windows 8 can't edit/modify.
[19:22] <MonkeyDust> Eray  maybe the people in ##windows know how windows works
[19:22] <Eray> problem is in samba
[19:22] <Eray> I must add myusername support in samba
[19:22] <Eray> but how :(
[19:22] <MonkeyDust> !samba
[19:23] <Eray> ty
[19:23] <Beldar> Dasm_, The key here is details, can we get there rather than comments that have no value?
[19:23] <Eray> How can I add to my user a group ?
[19:23] <Eray> I want add nogroup to my user
[19:23] <Beldar> this is not chat
[19:25] <Slart> Eray: isn't there a "groups" command?
[19:25] <Dasm_> Beldar:  my partitions are being formatted in a way that aren't recognized by windows, and I don't know how to properly format in linux. Basically my HDDs (3 of them) are divided up into seperate partitions
[19:25] <swede30> hello channel!
[19:26] <Beldar> th3raid0r, I would use the bootrepair app and the bootinfo summary only, no fixes and post that at the ubuntu forum with UEFI in the header, great helpers there focused on this.
[19:26] <Eray> I used "usermod -g nogroup eray" but when I used "groups", I can't see nogroup
[19:26] <Slart> Eray: or perhaps usermod is a better choice
[19:26] <Slart> Eray: you logged in and out?
[19:26] <Beldar> Dasm_, Windows does not recognize linux ext type partitions, can you be more clear?
[19:27] <Eray> oh no, ok I'm trying
[19:27] <ObrienDave> Dasm_, can you run gparted and paste screenshots?
[19:28] <Dasm_> I can't run anything right now- So I just installed ubuntu on a partition, and I used /dev/sda  - so it installed, and when i rebooted, it went straight to windows?
[19:29] <Beldar> Dasm_, Be sure that HD is first read in the bios.
[19:30] <halvtand> Hello channel. I am pretty much a newbie ubuntu user and am in need of assistance. I am running ubuntu 14.04 LTS. A while ago I purchased the game Planet Stronhold from Humble bundle and have been trying to install it ever since. I've followed some guides on how to install from .tar.bz, but I can only extract the files, after that I cannot figure out how to continue. Could anyone be so kind and walk me through
[19:30] <halvtand> this?
[19:31] <Beldar> !bootinfo | Dasm_ From a live, this would be really helpful to see.
[19:32] <Beldar> !tar | halvtand
[19:32] <rww> They already extracted it, Beldar.
[19:32] <juniour> MonkeyDust test ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL . i restarted but sudo prompt for passwd y??
[19:32] <Beldar> rww, We don;t know if extracted correctly however.
[19:33] <juniour>  test ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL . i restarted but sudo prompt for passwd y??
[19:33] <halvtand> Beldar Thank you for the tip, I'll check it out and report back shortly.
[19:33] <Dasm_> I chaned the boot device to the HDD with the partition that contains ubuntu and then booted, now I'm looking at a blank screen with a blinking cursor
[19:33] <MonkeyDust> juniour  yes, i think linux prevents it, like that well known command cannot be executed
[19:34] <Beldar> halvtand, Once extracted it has to be built I would assume, most tar do.
[19:34] <rah> I'm trying to upgrade from 13.04
[19:34] <Beldar> Dasm_, What type of partition was ubuntu installed in?
[19:35] <Dasm_> I'm really not sure, it was installed onto one of my secondary HDDs
[19:35] <Beldar> Dasm_, Was there an unallocated space or did you use the install alongside option?
[19:36] <rah> the upgrade program has lots of errors about not being able to download Packages files from gb.archive.ubuntu.com
[19:36] <rah> how can I upgrade from 13.04 to 14.04?
[19:36] <Dasm_> I used the net installer because I was getting error 5
[19:36] <Beldar> rah, Did you use the eol upgrade?
[19:36] <Dasm_> OKAY awesome, I selected something wrong apparently, now I have a bootloader
[19:36] <MonkeyDust> rah  you can't, fresh install is adviced
[19:36] <rah> dafuq?
[19:36] <rah> I've done it before
[19:36] <rah> a number of times
[19:37] <Beldar> rah, NO swearing please.
[19:37] <Slart> !13.04
[19:37] <ObrienDave> !eol
[19:37] <rah> Beldar: what do you mean by "use" the "eol upgrade"?
[19:37] <Beldar> !eol | rah
[19:37] <CodeGosu> i did run grub repair, i dont have windows in boot loader, here is my df -h
[19:37] <CodeGosu> http://pastebin.com/CttfFKeK
[19:37] <CodeGosu> /dev/sdb5 is my windows drive, how can i add it to grub?
[19:38] <myraft> hello, really stuck with 14.04. The logon screen is frozen. Can not put username / password. I can ssh to the the machine from another machine.
[19:38] <Slart> rah: you'll have to set your system to use the old-archives repository so you can do the upgrade.. it's a manual change you'll have to do then I think it'll work
[19:38] <myraft> Any help / idea will be highly appreciated
[19:38] <fission6> how do i start something via command line in /etc/init/
[19:38] <Beldar> CodeGosu, Bootrepair generates the bootinfo summary can you post it?
[19:38] <myraft> @fission6: init.d/start
[19:39] <fission6> ?
[19:39] <fission6> i have a .conf in /etc/init/
[19:39] <fission6> ie /etc/init/uwsgi.con
[19:39] <fission6> ie /etc/init/uwsgi.conf
[19:39] <rah> Beldar: there is no information on the EOLUpgrades page on upgrading from 13.04
[19:39] <myraft> hello, really stuck with 14.04. The logon screen is frozen. Can not put username / password. I can ssh to the the machine from another machine. Any help ?
[19:40] <Beldar> rah, You just need the sources list change it is the same for all releases.
[19:40] <MonkeyDust> rah  you'd have to upgrade to 13.10, but that's !eol too
[19:40] <halvtand> Beldar, What I got from the page was that .tar.bz2 can either be extracted with archive manager or with some code via the terminal. I used the archive manager. I've also moved the whole extracted directory to the desktop for convenience. The guides I've read tells me to find a file with a "ls command". I don't really know what that is, or how to find it.
[19:40] <finlstrm> any one having suspend/resumes issues with trusty kernel 3.13.0-34?
[19:40] <rah> Beldar: so it has to be done by dist-upgrade?
[19:41] <rah> Beldar: the updater program just won't work?
[19:41] <Beldar> rah, dist-upgrade is an in distro command.
[19:41] <ObrienDave> rah, sudo update-manager -d, iirc
[19:41] <rah> Beldar: I don't understand what you mean
[19:41] <rah> ObrienDave: that will work having changed sources.list?
[19:42] <Beldar> rah, after a OS goes eol you  have no access to the ubuntu repos with a standard sources list
[19:42] <Dasm_> Okay, so I installed 14.03.1 - and I got a boot menu, so I booted into ubuntu- and now I'm at a command line prompt- Did I install something wrong?
 Beldar: I don't understand what you mean you used dist-upgrade as conceptually it is an actual command is all
[19:42] <myraft> folks - any help. Stuck on login screen. Keyboard / mouse won't respond. I can ssh to the machine
[19:43] <rah> Beldar: I don't need access to the ubnutu repos; the update-manager does
[19:43] <Beldar> rah, not for an eol upgrade.
[19:44] <MonkeyDust> rah  fresh install takes about 15 minutes, that's less than the time you spent here
[19:44] <ObrienDave> rah, sudo update-manager -c
[19:44] <Beldar> rah, You have only one sources.list it needs to be changed for an eol upgrade.
[19:44] <rah> MonkeyDust: I think your estimate is a gross under-estimate
[19:45] <rah> what's the code name for 13.10?
[19:45] <finlstrm> rah: when using an SSD an/or USB install stick... perfect estimate
[19:46] <rah> saucy apparently
[19:46] <rah> finlstrm: I disagree
[19:46] <MonkeyDust> rah  please continue rejecting every and any advice you're getting here
[19:46] <CodeGosu> bootinfo summary http://paste.ubuntu.com/8056407/
[19:46] <rah> MonkeyDust: please continue giving poor advice :-)
[19:47] <ObrienDave> rah, you can disagree all you like, you'll just irritate people who are trying to help you for free
[19:47] <rww> I don't think meta-arguments like this are going to get anyone anywhere, folks.
[19:47] <myraft> @monkeydust:  really stuck with 14.04. The logon screen is frozen. Can not put username / password. I can ssh to the the machine from another machine. Any help ?
[19:47] <krizoek> good day. "Ubuntu, a widely used and influential GNU/Linux distribution, has installed surveillance code. When the user searches her own local files for a string using the Ubuntu desktop, Ubuntu sends that string to one of Canonical's servers. (Canonical is the company that develops Ubuntu.)" is there a way to disable information to be sent to the canonical servers?
[19:47] <finlstrm> myraft: have you reseated your keyboard and mouse
[19:48] <myraft> @finlstrm: yeah
[19:48] <Slart> krizoek: isn't it one of the unity "lenses" ?
[19:48] <Octavian> Hello
[19:48] <krizoek> im not sure Slart
[19:48] <ObrienDave> Slart, krizoek, yea, easy to remove
[19:48] <finlstrm> myraft: run lsusb while ssh into the box, see if they are detected
[19:48] <myraft> something is not right, the resolution is also messed up on the logon screeen
[19:48] <krizoek> is it called unity lenses?
[19:49] <rah> apt keeps trying to download armhf Packages files
[19:49] <rww> krizoek: I believe there's an option in the Privacy window of System Settings to disable remote searches. Not 100% sure, since I don't use Unity.
[19:49] <myraft> @finlstrm: doing so now. Thanks
[19:49] <rah> I forget how to modify the arch list for multiarch
[19:49] <rah> how do I do that?
[19:49] <finlstrm> myraft: no problem
[19:49] <krizoek> ok
[19:49] <marek_> quit
[19:49] <rww> rah: dpkg --add-architecture and dpkg --remove-architecture
[19:49] <krizoek> ty
[19:49] <Slart> krizoek: I think that's the term they use, yes
[19:50] <rah> rww: thanks
[19:50] <rah> rww: is there a configuration file where that's stored?
[19:50] <Beldar> CodeGosu, Heh that is a mess but try sudo update-grub
[19:50] <rww> rah: I believe so, but --remove-architecture does additional checking to make sure no packages from that architecture are installed before removing to prevent issues, so I'd stick to that
[19:50] <myraft> @finlstrm: did that. Any idea?
[19:51] <rah> mmm
[19:51] <finlstrm> myraft: your keyboard and mouse were there?
[19:51] <rah> rww: do you know what the file is, just out of interest?
[19:53] <CodeGosu> basicaly i moved 2 harddrives from one pc to another, it can see linux on one drive and boot from it, i can acess windows partition but cant add it to boot.  usualy easy way to fix it is to install new windows somewhere that will fix boot for all avalible windows instalations, then to grub-repair from live linux, but i was wondering if ther was any faster way
[19:53] <halvtand> Beldar, What I got from the page was that .tar.bz2 can either be extracted with archive manager or with some code via the terminal. I used the archive manager. I've also moved the whole extracted directory to the desktop for convenience. The guides I've read tells me to find a file with a "ls command". I don't really know what that is, or how to find it.
[19:53] <myraft> @finlstrm: I am not sure I follow your question/.?
[19:54] <myraft> I did lsusb command before and after plugin
[19:54] <Beldar> halvtand, I have rarely had to mess with a tar, and never this game, so not much I can do.
[19:55] <halvtand> beldar, alright, thanks anyway.
[19:55] <ObrienDave> halvtand, ls is the directory LiSt command
[19:56] <Dasm_> does the net booter not download a GUI?
[19:56] <ObrienDave> Dasm_, eventually, yes
[19:57] <Dasm_> I have work to do?
[19:57] <Beldar> CodeGosu, What has a sudo update-grub shown, not I use your nick to address you.
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.11.0-26-generic
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.11.0-26-generic
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.11.0-24-lowlatency
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.11.0-24-lowlatency
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.11.0-24-generic
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.11.0-24-generic
[19:57] <CodeGosu> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.11.0-18-lowlatency
[19:57] <unopaste> CodeGosu you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[19:57] <Slart> Dasm_: it uses a text-based installer if that's what you mean.. but it will be happy to install a gui like gnome or unity for you
[19:58] <Dasm_> Slart:  When I log in with my username and password, I only have a command line
[19:58] <ObrienDave> halvtand, most Linux packages are not installed like windows. you find the executable shell file and run it
[19:59] <halvtand> ObrienDave: In the directory I got from ectracting the .tar.bz2 I have three folders, three html shortcuts (none with instructions) and two files ending with .py and .sh. Could it be any of those?
[19:59] <Beldar> CodeGosu, You have a terrible mess there, I don't have the patience nor time to figure it out, I doubt anyone here will touch it to be honest.
[19:59] <netlar> Anyone have success getting bluetooth speakers working with 14.04?
[19:59] <ObrienDave> halvtand, the .sh
[20:00] <ObrienDave> halvtand, .sh means SHell file. .py is PYthon
[20:00] <Adam_ActiveState> any idea if Ubuntu is going to have any issues on the new displays and graphics cards on the Asus NX500?
[20:00] <Slart> Dasm_: not sure what happened then.. it's been quite a while since I used the minimal installer... I usually just go with a full install and a usb-stick
[20:00] <Adam_ActiveState> it's a 4K display
[20:00] <Dasm_> apparently I have to apt-get
[20:01] <felipealmeida> what is the channel for ubuntu touch?
[20:01] <Slart> Dasm_: there might be a meta package you can install.. try   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[20:01] <Slart> !info ubuntu-desktop
[20:01] <ObrienDave> #ubuntu-touch
[20:01] <ObrienDave> felipealmeida, #ubuntu-touch
[20:01] <felipealmeida> ObrienDave: thanks
[20:01] <Slart> Dasm_: that should give you all the stuff from a normal desktop install
[20:01] <Slart> Dasm_: (if that's what you want)
[20:01] <Dasm_> awesoe
[20:01] <Adam_ActiveState> ?
[20:02] <Dasm_> Uhmm- I have to, I've never used linux before and I haven't used a command line since DOS in 93
[20:03] <Slart> Dasm_: then go with the ubuntu-desktop package.. that's a good starting point if you're new to linux
[20:03] <Adam_ActiveState> Dasm_: you're in the right place though
[20:03] <halvtand> ObrienDave: Right click -> "open with run software". Computer loads for a few seconds and then nothing.
[20:03] <Adam_ActiveState> people here can walk you through everything
[20:03] <Dasm_> I still can't believe linux distros are free.. like.. a free OS
[20:04] <ObrienDave> Dasm_, or if you prefer a more windows looking desktop, xubuntu-desktop
[20:04] <Adam_ActiveState> Dasm_: spread the word
[20:04] <Adam_ActiveState> Dasm_: I'd keep to Unity on Ubuntu
[20:04] <Dasm_> Unity engine?
[20:04] <Dasm_> like... the game engine?
[20:04] <Adam_ActiveState> desktop env
[20:04] <kostkon> Dasm_, Unity desktop
[20:05] <Slart> Dasm_: same name, different thing
[20:05] <ObrienDave> unity is the name of the default Ubuntu desktop
[20:05] <Adam_ActiveState> Unity is overused in the industry
[20:05] <Adam_ActiveState> it's an IoC framework it Microsoft as well
[20:05] <Dasm_> I would actually rather have something that looks different than windows
[20:05] <kostkon> Adam_ActiveState, it's one of those words yeah
[20:05] <marvin-hh> Dasm_: the reasoning is very simple; nobody provided a working operating system, so a nerd built one. Other nerds followed.
[20:05] <flashcactus> o/ Dasm_
[20:05] <Dasm_> HEY! I can install Xubuntu desktop.. is that what I want?
[20:06] <ObrienDave> Dasm_, most 'buntus are the same core system just different desktops. i use XFCE, xubuntu
[20:06] <Adam_ActiveState> Dasm_: you want unity
[20:06] <flashcactus> Dasm_, it's not the whole thing
[20:06] <ObrienDave> xubuntu ;P
[20:06] <kostkon> Dasm_, give unity a test drive first imho
[20:06] <flashcactus> Dasm_, you do not want unity
[20:06] <Adam_ActiveState> Dasm_: you'll experience the least amount of friction
[20:06] <marvin-hh> My Xorg uses 2.2GB of memory.
[20:06] <Dasm_> Okay.. hold one... I have a selection screen for a bunch of software to install
[20:06] <Beldar> OH boy the channel fills with garbage answering off topic with off topic wonderful
[20:07] <marvin-hh> Can you provide any reason for it doing that?
[20:07] <flashcactus> Anyway, can anyone provide a diff between the netinst version and the dvd version?
[20:07] <Adam_ActiveState> Beldar: how meta of you
[20:07] <marvin-hh> Why don't you have in your release notes that Xorg is full of memory leaks?
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[20:08] <Slart> yea, that will get people to wake up.. mass spam on IRC.. that'll get us on the news =)
[20:08] <marvin-hh> As if an op is going to help against that.
[20:08] <halvtand> ObrienDave: Right click -> "open with run software". Computer loads for a few seconds and then nothing.
[20:08] <Dasm_> Basic Ubuntu server.. Kubuntu actove/desktop, ubuntu, Muthbuntu, Ubuntu GNOME desktop, video creation and editing suite... and so or manual package selection
[20:08] <flashcactus> I've seen a similar thing on another net recently
[20:09] <ObrienDave> halvtand, which program is it?
[20:09] <finlstrm> guess spam is unavoidable no mater where you go
[20:09] <rww> marvin-hh: thankfully cmode +r helps rather well :)
[20:09] <marvin-hh> flashcactus: it's just a way to exchange messages.
[20:09] <rww> thanks for the highlight MonkeyDust :)
[20:09] <marvin-hh> rww: I don't think it does.
[20:09] <Slart> Dasm_: go with regular ubuntu for now.. you can install other environments later and try those out if you want
[20:09] <flashcactus> Dasm_, I'd suggest xubuntu
[20:09] <Dasm_> I went with manual package selection... did i goof?
[20:10] <flashcactus> Dasm_, you prolly did
[20:10] <rww> marvin-hh: apparently you live in an alternate universe where they're still spamming then. oh well.
[20:10] <marvin-hh> rww: the goal of the botnet owner is to communicate its messages to at least one other node.
[20:10] <Slart> Dasm_: nah.. those are just kind of shortcuts.. you can install them manually
[20:10] <marvin-hh> rww: are you saying that it stopped this across the whole network?
[20:10] <marvin-hh> rww: or just in this channel?
[20:10] <ObrienDave> Dasm_, you should stick to the defaults for now
[20:10] <marvin-hh> rww: additionally, there are many more IRC networks.
[20:10] <flashcactus> Get it all together first, then figure out what of that you want and what you do not.
[20:10] <marvin-hh> rww: all in all together, the botnet will live on.
[20:11] <Dasm_> I just want something super lightweight to game on
[20:11] <rww> marvin-hh: Cool story bro. Back to Ubuntu support now, I guess.
[20:11] <marvin-hh> rww: like I said: an op is not going to help.
[20:11] <marvin-hh> rww: I asked a question.  I think they can handle it
[20:11] <marvin-hh> Dasm_: Windows is the premier gaming platform.
[20:12] <flashcactus> Dasm_, LXDE and XFCE are among the lightest UIs around
[20:12] <flashcactus> so xubuntu or lubuntu
[20:12] <Dasm_> I play KSP which is supported by Linux
[20:12] <marvin-hh> Dasm_: or buy a PS4. Linux is potentially a good platform, but not in its current form.
[20:12] <flashcactus> Linux is sufficiently goosd for me.
[20:13] <Dasm_> KSP actually runs better on linux
[20:13] <Adam_ActiveState> marvin-hh: it's in the best shape it's ever been in and adoption is only accellerating
[20:13] <flashcactus> It does
[20:13] <flashcactus> At least the x64 version
[20:13] <rww> marvin-hh: Okay. I'm not sure how you get from "Nobody answered my question" to "I am exempt from #ubuntu being an Ubuntu support channel only", but perhaps you would like to move to #ubuntu-offtopic for your non-support discussion regardless.
[20:13] <Slart> Dasm_: KSP works just fine in gnome for me.. it probably works ok in unity as well
[20:13] <ObrienDave> halvtand, , which program is it?
[20:13] <Dasm_> OKAY, I'm back at the command line.. what do?
[20:13] <marvin-hh> rww: I believe you were the one explaining that +r helps. I merely corrected you.
[20:14] <IdleOne> All this off topic discussion makes me itchy. When I get itchy I need to scratch.
[20:14] <flashcactus> The DE doesn't matter as long as it doesn't eat too much resources
[20:14] <Beldar> lol
[20:14] <Slart> Dasm_: if you want regular ubuntu...    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[20:14] <rww> marvin-hh: and if you stopped there and weren't just now talking about Linux's suitability as a gaming platform, I wouldn't have said what I just said.
[20:14] <flashcactus> Unity, Gnome3 and especially KDE are quite resource-heavy
[20:14] <ObrienDave> rut roh, IdleOne is getting itchy ;P
[20:14] <marvin-hh> rww: someone was asking about that...
[20:14] <marvin-hh> rww: why would we misrepresent Linux for something it is not?
[20:14] <flashcactus> Dasm_, sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[20:15] <flashcactus> or lubuntu-desktop
[20:15] <marvin-hh> rww: I cannot even buy a graphics card which has Linux support on the box.
[20:15] <ObrienDave> marvin-hh, it is NOT part of Ubuntu support
[20:15] <reisio> marvin-hh: sure you can
[20:15] <marvin-hh> ObrienDave: then why don't you tell that to the first person who asked, and not me?
[20:15] <Dasm_> unable to locate package xubuntu
[20:15] <marvin-hh> reisio: prove it.
[20:15] <reisio> Dasm_: xubuntu-desktop
[20:15] <flashcactus> Dasm_, you can install all three if you want, then choose which you like best
[20:15] <reisio> marvin-hh: it'd be hard to find one that wasn't supported, GNU/Linux supports more hardware than any other
[20:16] <Dasm_> Ohh my goodness all of those lines of text
[20:16] <flashcactus> Dasm_, so sudo apt-get install {x,l,}ubuntu-desktop
[20:16] <marvin-hh> reisio: nvidia did not list Linux support on their retail graphics card boxes.
[20:16] <marvin-hh> reisio: and neither did AMD.
[20:16] <Flannel> marvin-hh: Can you please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic?  Thanks.
[20:17] <Dasm_> Okay, so which ones am I looking at ? xubuntu, ubuntu, and... gnome?
[20:17] <ObrienDave> xubuntu, lubuntu, unity
[20:17] <flashcactus> Dasm_, ?
[20:17] <flashcactus> ah.
[20:17] <marvin-hh> Flannel: just to get this straight: you think that hardware support for Linux is off-topic here?
[20:17] <Dasm_> I'll do lubuntu next
[20:17] <flashcactus> (Xubuntu/lubuntu/ubuntu)-desktop
[20:17] <reisio> marvin-hh: well there's nothing on the box for my computer that says it can add numbers
[20:18] <flashcactus> Dasm_, install them all at once
[20:18] <marvin-hh> reisio: there was for mine.
[20:18] <reisio> marvin-hh: sure there was :p
[20:18] <flashcactus> Dasm_, sudo apt-get install {x,l,}ubuntu-desktop
[20:18] <Flannel> marvin-hh: Discussions "about" linux hardware support, not tech support for hardware, is offtopic in #ubuntu, yes.  Just like discussions "about" Ubuntu are offtopic.  This is a techincal support channel.
[20:18] <marvin-hh> reisio: I bought an Intel CPU and it comes with warranty. The product specifications says that it can compute using a particular language.
[20:19] <reisio> marvin-hh: be interesting when a cpu is a computer :D but we digress...
[20:19] <rah> what's the progam that does an full upgrade?
[20:19] <HorizonXP> hey guys, i'm trying to setup static IPs on my Ubuntu 14.04 server, and I'm running into an issue where it always waits for 60+ seconds on boot. I'll pastebin my /etc/network/interfaces file, but is there something else I should be doing?
[20:19] <kardan> just to let you know: I got rid of the 'Noo file name for libss2' issue with 'cd /var/cache/apt/archives && dpkg -i libss2_1.42.9-3ubuntu1_i386.deb libc6_2.17-93ubuntu4_i386.deb' - luckily I had several versions of libc6 lying around.
[20:19] <Slart> !upgrade | rah
[20:19] <marvin-hh> rah: do-release-upgrade, but it doesn't work.
[20:19] <ObrienDave> rah, sudo update-manager -c
[20:19] <Dasm_> Linux rocks.. all hail pinguin
[20:20] <Dasm_> penguin
[20:20] <rah> marvin-hh: why doesn't it work?
[20:20] <flashcactus> Dasm_, lol.
[20:20] <marvin-hh> rah: for proof, see launchpad and search for upgrade from 12.04 to 14.04.
[20:20] <rah> ObrienDave: update-manager is trying to calculate an upgrade between versions and is taking forever
[20:20] <flashcactus> Dasm_, His name is Tux BTW
[20:20] <ObrienDave> rah, patience, grasshopper ;P
[20:20] <marvin-hh> rah: it doesn't work because QA in Ubuntu is of low or non-existing quality. Naturally, the ops in this channel disagree.
[20:21] <Dasm_> flashcactus: I'm already in the middle of installing xubuntu, so I can't but I understand that it's super minimalistic, so it should be fine- it uses less resources that way
[20:21] <rah> p*ss off
[20:21] <rah> I can just se apt
[20:21] <HorizonXP> here's my etc/network/interfaces - http://pastebin.com/A1qTzMEj
[20:21] <Dasm_> I have 8GB ram.. but I'm pretty stingy
[20:21] <marvin-hh> Warning someone for an upgrade is being helpful.
[20:22] <marvin-hh> rah: do you think it's helpful when I warned you for the upgrade and provided you with instructions on how to verify it?
[20:22] <HorizonXP> not sure what I'm doing wrong here, it's annoying to ahve to wait for the network upon boot
[20:22] <kardan> lol
[20:23]  * Beldar will be glad when the kindergartens resume service.
[20:23] <Flannel> alright folks, nothing to see here, move along.
[20:23]  * ObrienDave can't wait for all schools to start ;P
[20:23] <flashcactus> Dasm_, xfce is NOT super-minimalistic. Even LXDE isn't.
[20:23] <reisio> flashcactus: it is compared to some things, and not to others
[20:24] <ObrienDave> flashcactus, no, but much more so than Unity
[20:24] <Dasm_> ideally.. i would only have a web-browser, networking services, hardware drivers.. and that's it
[20:24] <flashcactus> But what they are is very resource-efficient
[20:24] <HorizonXP> ah fudge
[20:24] <Beldar> HorizonXP, How long are you waiting?
[20:24] <flashcactus> So they won't eat up all your precious RAM :P
[20:24] <HorizonXP> eth4... there's no eth4, it's eth3
[20:25] <HorizonXP> Beldar: i fixed it. I was trying a number of things, and finally got to a config that I figured should work, except I still had a typo.
[20:25] <Dasm_> could I in theory build my own buntu that only has what I want it to have?
[20:25] <Beldar> cool
[20:25] <HorizonXP> fixing the typo with my new config fixes my issue
[20:25] <MonkeyDust> Dasm_  peppermint linux sounds like what you want
[20:25] <vsuojanen> ú
[20:26] <Adam_ActiveState> Dasm_: if you want a cheap experiment, try elementaryos on a chromebook
[20:26] <Adam_ActiveState> they just released a beta
[20:26] <Adam_ActiveState> the big plus is that they support those machines' hardware well
[20:26] <Dasm_> Is xfce anything worth trying?
[20:26] <flashcactus> Dasm_, you can, from that netinst package. But I suggest you get some experiennce with linux first sot that you actuallly know what you need/don't need
[20:26] <rah> do-release-upgrade appears to be working
[20:27] <rah> what's the GUI release upgrade program called?
[20:27] <Slart> Dasm_: install it and see.. you can have several desktop environments installed side by side
[20:27] <Dasm_> Okay.. my desktop just rebooted.. and on the left side of the screen is a long stream of text that is just "ing"
[20:27] <rantic> Hi everyone, I installed Ubuntu Minimal on my computer and I've installed Xorg and Fluxbox, when I execute startx.. I have no idea why it knows to launch fluxbox? which file would be storing this?
[20:27] <Slart> rah: update-manager?
[20:28] <rah> Slart: I don't believe that's the program
[20:28] <rah> Slart: update-maanger is the program that updates packages
[20:28] <kontoo> how can i disable non critical kernel updates on ubuntu 14.04 server edition?
[20:28] <rah> Slart: I believe it's a different program tha upgrades between rleases
[20:28] <kontoo> what's the point of this nonsense kernel updates that bump an ABI version
[20:28] <kontoo> like i want to restart a _server_ every other day
[20:29] <Beldar> kontoo, How would you know what is not critical?
[20:29] <kontoo> urgency=medium
[20:29] <Beldar> or would a script know
[20:29] <kontoo> or does that read "critical update"?
[20:29] <rantic> kontoo: you know you don't have to reboot just because that update is pushed
[20:30] <kontoo> rantic: yeah true
[20:30] <kontoo> but isn't there an option to only get security updates?
[20:30] <Dasm_> How long does this unpacking, selecting, preparing thing go on for?
[20:31] <reisio> Dasm_: for what, xubuntu?
[20:31] <reisio> xubuntu-desktop, was it?
[20:31] <Dasm_> yes
[20:31] <rantic> kontoo: You can set your OS to lock updates to your kernel if it bugs you, it's way too hard for them to prioritize what is/isn't urgent in this case. It's too contexual a topic
[20:31] <flashcactus> Dasm_, depends on the package size and your connection. Can take anywhere from a few seconds to half an hour for a full system upgrade
[20:32] <Dasm_> Evrything is done downloading
[20:32] <reisio> Dasm_: probably a few minutes
[20:32] <flashcactus> Installing xubuntu-desktop should take 5 min give or take
[20:33] <pngl> I'm looking for help on getting 5.1 audio to work under Ubuntu 14.04. I'm outputting through HDMI, there are no GUI options to output 5.1 and modifying the "default-sample-channels" in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf does nothing. Using pavucontrol I see that "Digital Surround 5.1 (HDMI)" is marked as unplugged.
[20:33] <kontoo> rantic: guess i'll just update and don't reboot
[20:33] <kontoo> but that stuff bugs me, always getting a mail like this http://pastebin.com/SuH2vLvi
[20:33] <kontoo> for some unneeded updates
[20:34] <kontoo> mb i switch to bsd in the future, who knows
[20:37] <Dasm_> GConf-WARNING **: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS daemon: Unable to autolaunch a dbus-daemon without a #DISPLAY for X11
[20:38] <Dasm_> Is that something that should worry me?
[20:38] <reisio> Dasm_: doesn't mean anything unless it's stopping you from doing something
[20:38] <halvtand> [22:13] <ObrienDave> halvtand, , which program is it?      The program I am trying to install?
[20:39] <Dasm_> I think it's finished- though I dunno, I mean... I'm back at the command line
[20:39] <ObrienDave> yes
[20:39] <halvtand> ObrienDave: I'm trying to install a game called planet stronghold.
[20:40] <WLM|weg> What was that #ubuntu-unregged thing?
[20:40] <WLM|weg> I just got forwarded to another channel
[20:41] <reisio> WLM|weg: channel was set to only allow registered/identified users for a while
[20:41] <Slart> WLM|weg: unregistered users sometimes get thrown into a special channel
[20:41] <WLM|weg> I am both registered and identified
[20:41] <Slart> !registration
[20:41] <reisio> it's a way for lazy/inept ops to curb spam :)
[20:41] <aitsupn> Hi
[20:41] <reisio> WLM|weg: doesn't mean you were when you joined :)
[20:41] <reisio> aitsupn: hi
[20:41] <aitsupn>  I cannot get the function keys (F1-F12) work properly on ubuntu, can anybody help?
[20:41] <Beldar> WLM|weg, I suspect the channel was set to registered only we were heavily spammed earlier
[20:41] <Slart> WLM|weg: sometimes you join before the registration is done.. it happens
[20:41] <WLM|weg> Hmm. Weird. By the way I'm here now
[20:41] <reisio> WLM|weg: ...with imperfect clients it happens :D
[20:41] <WLM|weg> I'm using CIRC. Incredibly basic
[20:42] <Beldar> aitsupn, Context?
[20:42] <WLM|weg> aitsupn, sure you've set the right keyboard layout?
[20:42] <flashcactus> Dasm_, run startxfce4 or just reboot
[20:42] <halvtand> ObrienDave: I bought it in a linux humble bundle. And I've had problems with it for a long time, but haven't been able to find anyone ese with the same problem. I'm starting to think this is really easy and I'm just too stupid to figure it out.
[20:43] <aitsupn> Beldar, ubuntu 14.04 lts with turkish keyboard
[20:43] <Beldar> aitsupn, So how are you using the f keys is the context
[20:43] <aitsupn> WLM|weg: I've tried both English and Turkish keyboard layouts
[20:44] <ObrienDave> halvtand, i might be caused by trying to run a 32bit game on a 64bit system without proper i386 support files
[20:44] <aitsupn> Beldar: I am testing it with the keyboard layout chart that comes with Ubuntu
[20:44] <ObrienDave> *it might
[20:44] <Beldar> !details | aitsupn
[20:45] <Beldar> aitsupn, https://workaround.org/getting-help-on-irc
[20:46] <mrkaouwayte> hey
[20:46] <Dasm_> My desktop is running linux!
[20:47] <swift_ninja> can i dual boot ubuntu with a windows 8.1 oem version??
[20:47] <cynicallemon> Dasm_: congrats :)
[20:48] <halvtand> ObrienDave: I am running a 32bit os, in one of the folders named "lib" are folders named "linux-i686" and "linux86_64". Could the proper support files be hiding in there somewhere?
[20:48] <Dasm_> cynicallemon: It booted superfast too
[20:48] <Beldar> !uefi | swift_ninja
[20:48] <flashcactus> Dasm_, congrats!
[20:48] <aitsupn> Beldar: There is a Keyboard Layout Chart mini-application located under the keyboard layout icon at the top right. I can test my keyboard layout with this, unfortunately the function keys don't work when I press them. I mean I cannot see them pressed in the application.
[20:48] <Beldar> swift_ninja, yes
[20:48] <swift_ninja> how??
[20:48] <Beldar> swift_ninja, read the uefi bot info
[20:49] <aitsupn> Beldar: I've also tested them with Netbeans, shift+f6 should normally run the application but it doesn't work.
[20:49] <flashcactus> Dasm_, now either install steam or DL KSP from the site, depending on which version yu've bought.
[20:49] <ObrienDave> halvtand, run "uname -a" in terminal
[20:49] <Dasm_> I'm looking at steam now
[20:49] <flashcactus> Dasm_, and let's move back to #kspofficial, I think it's gonna be offtopic here
[20:49] <Dasm_> Do I need video drivers?
[20:50] <Beldar> swift_ninja, Might just start with a virtual to get acquainted. Expecting al full play by play here is not a good idea.
[20:50] <flashcactus> If it starts cursing at you for not having them, then yes
[20:50] <ObrienDave> flashcactus, LOL +1
[20:50] <halvtand> ObrienDave: after going to the folder, or in "Home"?
[20:50] <flashcactus> Or shows a slideshow instead of a proper fluid animtion
[20:50] <ObrienDave> halvtand, in terminal, anywhere :)
[20:51] <swift_ninja> is there a documentation of how to install ubuntu on a UEFI firmware??
[20:51] <ObrienDave> !uefi | swift_ninja
[20:51] <halvtand> ObrienDave: uname -a: command not found.
[20:52] <rww> swift_ninja: it was plug-in-usb-stick-and-boot for me
[20:52] <rww> swift_ninja: more complicated if you have Secure Boot enabled, but that's an optional UEFI extension, so...
[20:52] <swift_ninja> rww: was your windows oem version??
[20:52] <rww> swift_ninja: I didn't dual boot with Windows.
[20:52] <halvtand> ObrienDave: sorry, forgot space.
[20:52] <halvtand> ObrienDave: Linux Laptop 3.13.0-34-generic #60-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 13 15:49:09 UTC 2014 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
[20:53] <rww> swift_ninja: you should be able to install alongside regardless though, unless your OEM did something particularly odd
[20:53] <swift_ninja> i want to dual boot...and how do i disable secure boot
[20:53] <swift_ninja> ??
[20:53] <kostkon> halvtand, redeem it on steam and play it there?
[20:53] <ObrienDave> halvtand, yup, 32bit system. running out of ideas here
[20:53] <Mathuin> Is "apt-get -qq update" supposed to be silent except for errors?
[20:53] <rww> swift_ninja: generally by hitting the button during boot that loads your firmware setup program and looking in there. it's different for each firmware, so...
[20:54] <ObrienDave> halvtand, mine is: Linux david-Vaio 3.13.0-34-generic #60-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 13 15:45:27 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[20:54] <rww> swift_ninja: Windows 8 certified x8t computers all have an option in there to disable it, as Microsoft requires such
[20:54] <rww> x86 **
[20:54] <rww> anyways, afk time for me, good luck :)
[20:54] <swift_ninja> i just don want anything to happen to the windows!!
[20:55] <halvtand> kostkon: not sure how. I don't think i was given that option with this game.
[20:55] <op3> воу , ребята , добрый вечер всем
[20:55] <halvtand> ObrienDave: Haha, I'm too much of a newb to know what that means :)
[20:55] <kostkon> halvtand, 90%+ of games from humble bundles can be redeemed on steam afaik
[20:56] <ObrienDave> halvtand, x86_64 means a 64bit system ;)
[20:56] <kostkon> halvtand, visit the humble site and log into your account
[20:58] <Dasm_> I downloaded drivers for my graphics card... it has a .run file extention.. and it's opening with... mousepad?
[20:59] <ObrienDave> .run is a shell file
[20:59] <ObrienDave> iirc
[20:59] <Dasm_> it's a shell script
[20:59] <Dasm_> how do I execute it
[20:59] <halvtand> kostkon: Looks like you're right. I'll do that instead.
[20:59] <halvtand> ObrienDave: Thank you for your time and help.
[20:59] <kostkon> halvtand, give it a try at least
[21:00] <ObrienDave> halvtand, sorry i could not be of more assistance. good luck
[21:03] <flashcactus> Dasm_, open shell, cd to where the file is, do chmod +x <file> then ./<file>
[21:03] <dragen000> hi
[21:03] <flashcactus> Dasm_, what card do ya have BTW
[21:03] <dragen000> can i get assistance .. i am unable to apt-get anything new
[21:03] <flashcactus> dragen000, what errors does it show
[21:03] <eeee> dragen000: what's the error?
[21:03] <OerHeks> i would check the drivers provided by ubuntu.
[21:04] <flashcactus> I'd do so too
[21:04] <flashcactus> especially if it's nvidia
[21:04] <dragen000> a bunch of this W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/raring-security/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[21:04] <eeee> !eol | dragen000
[21:04] <Dasm_> flashcactus: GTX 470
[21:04] <dragen000> end of life
[21:05] <dragen000> ?
[21:05] <donkey_boy> hi everyone!
[21:05] <donkey_boy> burn all jews in oven
[21:05] <Dasm_> .run
[21:05] <donkey_boy> death to infidels
[21:05] <flashcactus> Dasm_, lookup the nvidia drivers in the repo first
[21:05] <donkey_boy> god bless allah
[21:05] <ObrienDave> dragen000, you have to change //security to //old-releases
[21:05] <donkey_boy> ALLAHU AKHBAR
[21:05] <eeee> dragen000: not supported anymore, you need to upgrade
[21:05] <OerHeks> !ops
[21:05] <donkey_boy> i throw stones to jews
[21:05] <donkey_boy> burn all jews in oven
[21:05] <Dasm_> repo?
[21:05] <donkey_boy> sieg heil
[21:05] <ObrienDave> wow
[21:05] <dragen000> what code name should i go with?
[21:06] <Bashing-om> dragen000: "a bunch" are you running and EOL release ? show us -> cat /etc/issue <- and then we go to work.
[21:06] <dragen000> i want to upgrade.
[21:06] <genii> dragen000: Probably Trusty, since it's the current release and a Long-Term-Support version as well
[21:06] <halvtand> kostkon: haha it works.  If real old, it is most advisable to do a clean fresh install of a current release.
[21:08] <flashcactus> Dasm_, go to packages.ubuntu.com and search for whatever you want to install
[21:09] <halvtand> ObrienDave: I had totally missed that redeeming the game on steam worked. I think I only had steam in a Vine-"run as windows"-barely working piece of scrap when i bought it and just assumed it wouldn't work.
[21:09] <flashcactus> Dasm_, this is a general strategy for ny software you might need
[21:10] <ObrienDave> halvtand, LOL well, that's good that you figured it out ^5
[21:10] <ObrienDave> gotta go. c yas
[21:10] <flashcactus> Dasm_, alternatively fire up aptitude or whatever the GUI frontend for apt-get is and use that
[21:10] <halvtand> ObrienDave: That's what being stubborn and dumd will give you. A lot of frustration and easy fixes...
[21:10] <dragen000> still same. after i edited the source list. W: Failed to fetch http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/Trusty-backports/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found
[21:10] <flashcactus> s/apt-get/apt/
[21:11] <dragen000> but if i can boot an iso i have a fresh install downloaded
[21:12] <dragen000> how to mount iso to fake cd drive
[21:12] <Bashing-om> dragen000: What release are you on ? the upgrade path is one releae to the next and finally getting to 14.04 // .
[21:12] <Dasm_> The ubuntu repo doesn't have the latest 340 drivers
[21:12] <dragen000> 13.04
[21:12] <k1l> dragen000: wait
[21:12] <flashcactus> Dasm_, Synaptic.
[21:13] <k1l> dragen000: wha did you edit the old.releases to trusty? i thought you are on raring?
[21:13] <Guest18330> one of my disks is missing from `mount`. is there a way to scan or is it not mounted properly by ec3?
[21:13] <Guest18330> ec2*
[21:13] <dragen000> yes
[21:13] <k1l> dragen000: stop everything now
[21:13] <kostkon> halvtand, enjoy your game :)
[21:13] <dragen000> lol
[21:13] <Bashing-om> dragen000: Then a lot of bandwidth 13.04 -> 13.10 ( also EOL) -> 12.04 -> 14.04 .
[21:13] <k1l> dragen000: please show the sources.list in a pastebin first
[21:14] <dragen000> i just blanked it and had the main server rebuild it
[21:14] <k1l> Bashing-om: i think he changed to old releases and to trusty in sources.list.
[21:14] <k1l> !paste | dragen000
[21:15] <dragen000> ## EOL upgrade sources.list # Required deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ Trusty main restricted universe mult$ deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ Trusty-updates main restricted unive$ deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ Trusty-security main restricted univ$  # Optional deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ Trusty-backports main restricted uni$
[21:15] <Bashing-om> k11 Yeah, but I doubt that will work at all, skipping those inbetween releases .. huh ?
[21:15] <k1l> dragen000: that is just plain wrong
[21:15] <dragen000> cant do multiple lines
[21:15] <flashcactus> Dasm_, try the repo drivers first, anyway
[21:15] <k1l> dragen000: please put it on a pastebin site and show the link
[21:16] <flashcactus> Dasm_, you won't lose anything if you do that.
[21:16] <dragen000> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8057431/
[21:16] <flashcactus> Dasm_, You will however lose the ability to uninstall the drivers if you use the downloaded version
[21:16] <k1l> dragen000: make all "trusty" to a "raring"
[21:17] <flashcactus> Dasm_, and it can mess stuff up.
[21:17] <k1l> dragen000: then run "sudo do-release-upgrade"
[21:18] <dragen000> explain the command first,, i'm familar with install update and upgrade.
[21:18] <Dasm_> So.. how do I execute the.run files? and which one do I run? the no-compart32?
[21:18] <k1l> dragen000: the "sudo do-release-upgrade" will make your system from 13.04 to 13.10
[21:19] <dragen000> it searches for next release?
[21:19] <dragen000> done
[21:19] <dragen000>  Authentication failed
[21:20] <k1l> put all into the pastebin again to let us see the whole situation
[21:20] <flashcactus> Dasm_, I urge you to try the repo version first.
[21:20] <Fevix> Hello, I am trying to use a 32GB flash drive as a Linux boot disk (Preferably without having to go through the "Do you want to install Ubunto or just try it" because this flash drive is replacing a broken hard drive on a laptop that we're planning on replacing with a desktop in the near future). How do I allocate the entire flash drive to Linux?
[21:20] <dragen000> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8057456/
[21:20] <flashcactus> Dasm_, You won't be ble to uninstall this one if stuff goes wrong
[21:21] <Dasm_> This is one I got from the repo
[21:22] <dragen000> any guesses.
[21:22] <dragen000> on how to update that key
[21:22] <Fevix> Is there something other than FAT32 that I can use? I have a tool to resize casper-rw images, but FAT32
[21:23] <Fevix> 's limitation prevents more than 4GB files
[21:23] <flashcactus> Dasm_, if you got it from the repo, yuo don't need to run anything except apt-get install <packge>
[21:23] <k1l> dragen000: ok run a "sudo apt-get update &&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" first to get the last state of the servers list
[21:23] <dragen000> i have 14.01 on iso but i cant boot anything but hhd due to none updatable bios
[21:23] <domtron_> Fevix: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ has a bunch of material related to installing linux on usb
[21:23] <flashcactus> Fevix, ext3?
[21:23] <Bashing-om> dragen000: k1l "" wos .. not sure here as that is only the last half of the signing key " 40976EAF437D05B5 " .
[21:24] <mrkaouwayte> hey
[21:24] <mrkaouwayte> fr ?
[21:24] <reisio> hey yourself
[21:24] <Fevix> flashcactus: Running Win7 right now, that's not an option I have NFTS, FAT32, and exFAT
[21:24] <reisio> mrkaouwayte: /msg alis list *ubunt*fr
[21:24] <Fevix> domtron_: Will look
[21:24] <k1l> Bashing-om: looks like this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/206467/authentication-error-when-trying-to-upgrade-from-11-10-to-12-04
[21:25] <k1l> !fr | mrkaouwayte
[21:25] <reisio> Fevix: the installation to a usb stick is exactly the same
[21:25] <Bashing-om> k1l: Looking , dragen000 :: let's get up to speed.
[21:25] <dragen000> no ultimately trusted keys found.  one sec
[21:25] <reisio> Fevix: you can get little speed boosts using modified FSes/configs, but not a huge amount
[21:25] <flashcactus> Fevix, try this http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[21:26] <reisio> so easy it needs a dedicated page saying so? :p
[21:26] <Fevix> flashcactus: Using that one, that one only allows me to allocate up to 4GB for persistence
[21:26] <reisio> oh installing
[21:26] <reisio> Fevix: what do you need persistence for?
[21:26] <mrkaouwayte> One question
[21:26] <Fevix> Because this is meant to replace a broken laptop hard drive
[21:26] <flashcactus> reisio, with the exception that you'll have to configure it to not kill the drive too fast
[21:26] <Fevix> Temp fix till we get a desktop
[21:27] <dragen000> i fixed that part now its running through no errors so far.  thanx
[21:27] <reisio> flashcactus: too fast? :p
[21:27] <flashcactus> Fevix, then you can just install ubuntu onto the pendrive
[21:28] <flashcactus> as you would onto an HDD
[21:28] <mrkaouwayte> I would install a ".run" for my graphics drivers but the terminal don't found the ".run" with a good commands what can i do for fix that ??
[21:28] <Dasm_> flashcactus: I'm not getting it
[21:28] <Fevix> How would I do that?
[21:28] <reisio> mrkaouwayte: where'd you put it?
[21:28] <flashcactus> Dasm_, instlling stuff from the repo is done in one command
[21:28] <mrkaouwayte> on my desktop
[21:28] <dragen000> ok what next
[21:29] <flashcactus> Dasm_, anything else is probably something you DL'd from a site
[21:29] <flashcactus> the key difference here is using a packge manager
[21:29] <k1l> dragen000: sudo do-release-upgrade
[21:30] <dragen000> didnt change the distro
[21:30] <k1l> dragen000: pastebin!
[21:30] <reisio> mrkaouwayte: your desktop is at ~/Desktop/
[21:30] <k1l> dragen000: we cant see what you see
[21:31] <Fevix> I'm sorry, I'm a total newb at this. How do I install Ubuntu using an external drive?
[21:31] <Fevix> *on
[21:31] <flashcactus> Dasm_, so all you have to do is apt-get install nvidia-304
[21:31] <mrkaouwayte> What is the commans for that ( i'm learning on ubuntu studio 14.04 )
[21:31] <k1l> Fevix: like you do in a internal hdd.
[21:31] <dragen000> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8057514/
[21:31] <Fevix> Okay, how do I do it on an internal hdd?
[21:31] <dragen000> no errors
[21:31] <flashcactus> and nvidia-304-updates if it doesn't work without them
[21:32] <k1l> dragen000: yes now: "sudo do-release-upgrade"
[21:32] <k1l> Fevix: boot the install cd/dvd/usb-drive and choose the external hdd as target
[21:33] <Fevix> I have the iso downloaded, I don't have an install disk
[21:33] <Fevix> Can I urn the USB into an install disk and then use it to install to that USB drive?
[21:33] <Fevix> *turn
[21:33] <Fevix> Or will that cause problems?
[21:34] <reisio> Fevix: if there's space, yeah
[21:34] <reisio> Fevix: you don't have two discs?
[21:34] <Fevix> 32GB of it.
[21:34] <Dasm_> flashcactus: I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing.. or If I'm getting the correct package
[21:34] <Fevix> I have my computer's hard drive and my USB drive. Other than that, nope
[21:34] <reisio> Fevix: k
[21:34] <reisio> Fevix: you can have the install image and then free partition space
[21:34] <Fevix> I'd prefer not to use my own hard drive for anything, I'm scared of breaking stuff
[21:34] <reisio> but I'm not sure of the details of how you'd set it up
[21:34] <reisio> Fevix: what stuff?
[21:35] <dragen000> while that is going.. can ubuntu be installed on raspberry pi?
[21:35] <Fevix> Stuff like accidentially overwriting Windows
[21:35] <Fevix> Knowing my track record, that's exactly what'll happen
[21:35] <Bashing-om> Fevix: There are means to install from the .iso file. But the method takes a fair amount of familiarity with the ubuntu operating system. Is there no way you can get the .iso file burned to disk ?
[21:36] <reisio> that's not his problem :)
[21:36] <reisio> dragen000: some form can
[21:36] <reisio> dragen000: raspbian is what a lot of people use
[21:36] <reisio> dragen000: if you don't already have a raspberry pi, there are cheaper, more open source, superior alternatives
[21:36] <Fevix> Bashing-om: I have a disk, but it's the one I'm trying to install Ubuntu to. I also have tools to turn that disk into a boot disk, but my question is whether or not I can then turn around and install Ubuntu onto that same USB I just booted from
[21:36] <dragen000> but no support for athenos wireless usb drivers..
[21:37] <dragen000> ubuntu has it
[21:37] <reisio> Fevix: you're on Windows now?
[21:37] <Fevix> Yes
[21:37] <reisio> Fevix: what you can try easily enough is: use http://unetbootin.sf.net/ to put the install image onto the USB stick
[21:37] <dragen000> plus my all my computers run ubuntu abd are a happy family. until on gets sick like this one
[21:38] <flashcactus> Dasm_, fire up aptitude, search for nvidia-304
[21:38] <reisio> Fevix: then boot it up and see if the installer can see the free space on the USB stick, if it can, you're golden
[21:38] <Fevix> I have LinuxLIve and PenDriveLinux already, will those work?
[21:38] <reisio> no idea, probably
[21:38] <flashcactus> Dasm_, i also don't know if you're getting the correct package (and no way of knowing)
[21:40] <flashcactus> Dasm_, see this http://www.binarytides.com/install-nvidia-drivers-ubuntu-14-04/
[21:40] <dragen000> :reisio:does ubuntu suport arm7 achetecture?
[21:41] <reisio> dragen000: it doesn't matter
[21:41] <Guest65289> I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on my computer.  I also have a full trash basket that I am unable to empty.  How do I get rid of all this junk once and for all - without losing all that I want to keep?
[21:41] <reisio> Guest65289: it's probably in ~/.local/Trash/something
[21:41] <reisio> Guest65289: find ~/.local/ -type d -size +500M
[21:42] <Guest65289> reisio: I will look
[21:43] <flashcactus> Dasm_, it provides a complete walkthrough
[21:43] <dragen000> i guess i'll make a back up of my raspbian istall and try it.
[21:43] <Beldar> Guest65289, Have you been using the root trash?
[21:43] <Guest65289> reisio: In .local, all I find is share
[21:44] <reisio> Guest65289: what makes you think you have a full trash basket?
[21:44] <Guest65289> Beldar: root trash?  I am in my session ... but I'm in charge of the computer
[21:44] <OliPicard> Hi All, got a quick question, why has the nginx package not been updated to the latest version? currently it's 1.4.6 (current version is 1.6)
[21:45] <Fevix> Can someone verify this iso's MD5? 14.04.01 64-bit: 6F1891D714354A5A8000FBDE0EE255C6
[21:45] <Beldar> Guest65289, And what does that actually mean?
[21:45] <bekks> Fevix: you can verify it from where you downloaded it.
[21:45] <Fevix> *14.04.1
[21:45] <reisio> OliPicard: 'cause it hasn't been
[21:45] <Guest65289> reisio: On the desktop, I see a full basket.  When I use the file manager, I see a big list of files
[21:45] <ObrienDave> OliPicard, repo versions usually lag a bit from the latest and greatest due to security and quality concerns
[21:46] <Guest65289> Beldar: What does what mean?
[21:46] <Fevix> bekks: ubuntu.com seems short on MD5 things.
[21:46] <OliPicard> cheers OrienDave i suspected it might have been on good reason :)
[21:46] <Beldar> Guest65289, "Beldar: root trash?  I am in my session ... but I'm in charge of the computer"
[21:46] <OliPicard> ObrienDave* sorry late at night here
[21:46] <Fevix> NVM found it
[21:46] <ObrienDave> OliPicard, not a problem :)
[21:47] <Fevix> Double NVM, these are all for 14.04, none for 14.04.1
[21:47] <reisio> Fevix: :)
[21:47] <reisio> Guest65289: what's the name of one of the files?
[21:47] <Fevix> reisio: ?
[21:48] <reisio> Fevix: it's a smiley face
[21:48] <Fevix> What for?
[21:48] <ObrienDave> just because ;P
[21:48] <reisio> it's shorter than saying "it is good that you solved your own problem, good job you"
[21:48] <Beldar> Fevix, The dark lord always smiles at you.
[21:49] <Fevix> Except I didn't solve my own problem. I found the MD5 sums, but none of them are the one I need
[21:49] <Guest65289> Beldar: Before I ask that question about root trash, you asked me if I was using root trash
[21:49] <Fevix> I need the 14.04.1 64-bit, and it's not there
[21:49] <reisio> Fevix: the sum?
[21:49] <Fevix> Yes
[21:49] <reisio> Fevix: or the image?
[21:49] <Fevix> Sum
[21:49] <Beldar> Guest65289, We are looping now, err never mind, it is not rocket science. ;)
[21:49] <regnartim> smuxi or xchat?  any recommendations?
[21:50] <reisio> Fevix: http://ubuntu.mirror.mendoza-conicet.gob.ar/14.04.1/
[21:50] <reisio> regnartim: xchat, or hexchat if it's available
[21:50] <regnartim> @reisio: thanks
[21:50] <Fevix> Thanks. Now i know I have a bad image
[21:51] <reisio> :)
[21:51] <Beldar> lol
[21:51] <reisio> Fevix: whereabouts are you geographically?
[21:51] <Fevix> US
[21:51] <Fevix> Tennessee
[21:51] <Beldar> no one smiles there
[21:52] <Fevix> Haha
[21:52] <Beldar> especially the black community
[21:52] <Fevix> I just tend not to use smilies. I try to keep things professional
[21:52] <ObrienDave> smileys not professional? oh no, the Gods weep ;P
[21:53] <reisio> good for your face muscles
[21:53] <Fevix> That and some clients use images for smilies
[21:53] <reisio> that's a client problem :p
[21:53] <Beldar> happy happy joy joy
[21:53] <Fevix> Which may or may not convey the emotion you're trying to convey
[21:54] <dragen000> smiles are professional you can order them at mcdonalds in japan they are on  the menu
[21:54] <dragen000> 0 yen
[21:54] <reisio> dragen000: really?
[21:54] <dragen000> yes
[21:54] <Fevix> I remember Skype turns :I into some... I don't know, even.
[21:54] <Fevix> But it's definitely not the :I
[21:54] <dragen000> lol
[21:54] <Fevix> I felt :I when I saw that
[21:55] <Lazik> Skype smiles scare me
[21:55] <reisio> dragen000: pics or gee tee eff
[21:55] <flashcactus> Ылнзу шеыуда ысфкуы ьу
[21:55] <flashcactus> *skype itself scares me
[21:55] <Fevix> Is it unsafe to force-quit this USB installer? It seems frozen for longer than it should be
[21:55] <dragen000> gee tee eff?
[21:56] <reisio> Fevix: not if you've only been accessing a drive with nothing of import on it
[21:56] <dragen000> fevix: it wont hurt your health
[21:56] <duncannz> I made a deja dup backup to my external hard drive, then two days later I accidentally deleted a file. no it is not in the trash. I go into ~/Downloads in nautilus, and right click, then Restore missing files... it says no files found.
[21:56] <dragen000> check and see what running on it first
[21:57] <Beldar> duncannz, Do you actually need the file?
[21:58] <Fevix> reisio: It's literally a brand new drive
[21:58] <Beldar> and why downloads?
[21:58] <duncannz> Beldar: yes
[21:58] <duncannz> Beldar: I could download it again but it's 4gb
[21:58] <duncannz> plus my backup should be working anyway
[21:58] <Beldar> duncannz, and why downloads?
[21:58] <flashcactus> Fevix, quitting the installer itself won't do any harm to yer hardware. Unplugging the drive itself might.
[21:58] <duncannz> Beldar: I could download it again but it's 4gb
[21:58] <duncannz> plus my backup should be working anyway
[21:58] <duncannz> that's why downloads.
[21:59] <Beldar> duncannz, Look for the hidden trash on the HD ctrl-h
[21:59] <Fevix> Alright, so I've got my plan now, I think I'm all set. I'll see what hapens and if I need help, I know where to find it
[21:59] <Fevix> Thanks for hte assistance, those who helped me, this room never fails to help with my problems :D
[22:00] <Beldar> duncannz, I would never rely on a gui backup honestly, if you do you want to understand it completely.
[22:01] <Beldar> !rsync| duncannz,
[22:01] <SPECTRE138> ls
[22:02] <reisio> SPECTRE138: sausages/
[22:03] <klemax> I have a audio issue suchs as
[22:03] <klemax> the sound of crackling
[22:04] <x_root> is possible to run multi-touch touchpad on ubuntu 14.04?
[22:04] <klemax> this is happening while i was watching some videos on youtube.
[22:04] <x_root> how can i do that?
[22:05] <reisio> x_root: frequently, by booting Ubuntu up
[22:05] <klemax> is it related to kernel?
[22:05] <klemax> probably my audio device is not supported.
[22:08] <x_root> reisio, i'm not talking about the "natural scrolling" support (this works fine..btw)
[22:09] <x_root> but.. 3-f and 4-f support
[22:10] <x_root> these are not working (3 and 4 finger support).. i read about ubuntu 12.10 being the last to support (through the touchegg, for e.g.)
[22:11] <x_root> but.. i'm not sure.. tried to install touchegg and didn't worked.. well, in ubuntu 14.04 is supported (or is possible to download a application to work)?
[22:21] <ryan_46> cd /share
[22:34] <Original_Donald> Is ubuntu 14.04 supposed to drain my battery faster than windows 7?
[22:35] <eanyx> hi, when xmir will be available ?
[22:35] <Beldar> Original_Donald, Yep that's the main goal. ;)
[22:35] <Original_Donald> then it's working perfectly!
[22:35] <Beldar> !mir | eanyx
[22:36] <Beldar> Original_Donald, The battery firmware is all back formatted so it has it's issues
[22:36] <eanyx> ubottu: Is there a working demo?
[22:36] <Beldar> reverse engineered*
[22:36] <Beldar> eanyx, Unity 8 has it I believe
[22:37] <Original_Donald> Beldar, is there any way to fix it?
[22:37] <Beldar> Original_Donald, Minimal ways yes, the backlight is the major user really.
[22:38] <eanyx> Beldar: Are the raw performance better than X?
[22:38] <cat_pants> At the login screen, where can I select my window manager? Looks like there is no place to do so
[22:38] <Original_Donald> Beldar, I've done some googling and installed tlp but powertop still shows a discharge rate of about 30W
[22:39] <cat_pants> ubuntu 13.10, lightdm is the login manager
[22:40] <Beldar> cat_pants, 13.10 is eol.
[22:40] <cat_pants> Looks like this option doesn't exist: http://askubuntu.com/questions/162516/switching-window-manager-desktop-environments
[22:41] <Beldar> Original_Donald, What release?
[22:41] <cat_pants> Yes, I know that. This is what I have to work with though.
[22:41] <Bashing-om> cat_pants: 13.10 is EOL and no longeter supportd .. as to changing the DE .. try clicking on the ubuntu icon upper right of the login box .
[22:42] <testerr> Hello, all. I'm generating a self-signed cert for Ubuntu Server, and I'm trying to understand how openssl works. I've seen two routes suggested, summarized at https://etherpad.mozilla.org/OmExy1KyRQ -- is the only difference between these two that the private key is password-protected in one, and not in the other? Is there a major security difference between the two?
[22:42] <cat_pants> The ubuntu icon isn't there o_O
[22:43] <cat_pants> Ahh, I'll just nuke the box and throw the latest ubuntu on there
[22:43] <flashcactus> Dasm_?
[22:43] <cat_pants> Thanks folks!
[22:43] <Beldar> Original_Donald, Ah you already said 14.04, my mistake, there were kernel things added trying to deal with this at some point
[22:47] <Original_Donald> Beldar, is it just something to deal with until it's fixed?
[22:47] <Basketballl> https://www.change.org/en-CA/petitions/google-create-a-native-linux-google-drive-application
[22:47] <Basketballl> google drive for linux
[22:49] <Beldar> Original_Donald, Since the battery providers are not releasing linux firmware I think it is a just get used to situation to be honest
[22:50] <nehaljwani> I am trying to exec() in php but it is not working. Can anybody help me out? http://fpaste.org/125971/81424501/
[22:50] <Original_Donald> Beldar, well that kinda sucks.. thanks anyway
[22:51] <klemax> nehaljwani: can you paste php -i | grep disable_functions
[22:51] <nehaljwani> disable_functions => no value => no value
[22:51] <nehaljwani> PHP Warning:  Unknown: It is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings. You are *required* to use the date.timezone setting or the date_default_timezone_set() function. In case you used any of those methods and you are still getting this warning, you most likely misspelled the timezone identifier. We selected the timezone 'UTC' for now, but please set date.timezone to select your timezone. in Unknown on line 0
[22:51] <nehaljwani> [root@sso html]#
[22:52] <nehaljwani> klemax, ^
[22:53] <Mybuntu> Hello guys, I was wondering if you guys could reccomend to me that Ubuntu variation I should install onto my computer.
[22:54] <Mybuntu> My computers only a year old, but i'm not sure if Ubuntu would be too bloated of an OS to install
[22:54] <Mybuntu> Also I'm concerned about privacy issues with the DASH
[22:54] <xangua> !adlens
[22:55] <Mybuntu> ubottu: what would you rate Ubuntu in terms of speed and stability?
[23:05] <Beldar> Mybuntu, All offtopic and full of bias, get the facts.
[23:05] <cat_pants> Mybuntu: I like debian + fluxbox. Fast as hell. Just my preference.
[23:06] <Beldar> cat_pants, offtopic keep it to support.
[23:06] <cat_pants> Alright
[23:21] <adam__> hello?
[23:21] <adam__> Anyone alive?
[23:21] <daskdt> hi
[23:25] <AudreyJean> I was trying to download and install pygame, but Package 'ffmpeg' has no installation candidate.  I downloaded ffmpeg, but I don't know where I'm supposed to put it.  Can someone please help me with this.  I am using Ubuntu 1404
[23:29] <AudreyJean> lovely.  All these people in here and no one is really here.
[23:34] <SchrodingersScat> AudreyJean: right, think they moved to avconv, I wonder if pygame would notice a difference
[23:34] <MonkeyDust> AudreyJean  what's the outcome of   which ffmpeg
[23:34] <SchrodingersScat> AudreyJean: so long as it's in your path I'm not sure it matters?
[23:36] <AudreyJean> maybe synaptic can help
[23:37] <SchrodingersScat> !info ffmpeg
[23:37] <SchrodingersScat> doubtful? unless you have a ppa
[23:38] <MonkeyDust> that's odd, both ffmpeg and avconv no longer exist in 14.04
[23:38] <CraftThatBlock> Greeting everyone :)
[23:38] <SchrodingersScat> !info avconv
[23:39] <NextBit> Yep don't upgrade unless you must :-)
[23:39] <athanaeum> Hi all. I have installed neflix on 14.04any sound, but it does not have
[23:39] <CraftThatBlock> Anyone please? http://askubuntu.com/questions/511955/cannot-boot-install-linux-on-msi-z87-gd65-gtx-770-i7-4770k
[23:39] <SchrodingersScat> !info libav-tools | MonkeyDust
[23:39] <MonkeyDust> SchrodingersScat  you're addressing the wrong person
[23:40] <SchrodingersScat> MonkeyDust: you said avconv no longer existed in 14.04, it's in libav-tools, yes?