[15:02] <Vladimirski> thanks=)
[15:02] <paulzz> hehe: dunno, I think it can be done with iptables, dunno about a hardware router
[15:03] <daftykins> paulzz: you read the wrong nickname.
[15:03] <DroneDx> pt
[15:03] <daftykins> you're both discussing wrong topics ;)
[15:03] <paulzz> oh woops ;]
[15:06] <belgianguy> paulzz: is there a ticket of that bug somewhere?
[15:06] <mohamedAziz17> Hello guys
[15:06] <belgianguy> maybe that can shed some light on it
[15:07] <belgianguy> but I'm afraid PPA's are out if you want to use 55
[15:10] <paulzz> belgianguy: cant find one, nearest is this https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/8469
[15:12] <belgianguy> paulzz: is the cpp11 essential?
[15:12] <belgianguy> if yes, maybe building from source might be an option, but that's a whole other tin of worms
[15:14] <mikhkael_k33hl> My laptop seems to overheat and turn off instantly when using bumblee to run dota 2.
[15:14] <strikov> Hi guys. I just installed 14.04 on raid1 and observe strange difference in behavior against 12.04. This difference takes place when I try to boot the machine with degraded raid (with one hdd turned off). 12.04 tells me something like 'raid is degraded, do you want to continue, y/N?' during kernel initialization but 14.04 freezes for a few seconds and silently continues booting. Is there any way to return to 12.04's behavior which seems much more inform
[15:14] <strikov> ative to me? Thanks.
[15:14] <daftykins> mikhkael_k33hl: sounds more like a hardware issue. perhaps you need to clean it internally of dust.
[15:15] <mikhkael_k33hl> daftykins: It's a laptop and it doesn't happen on windows
[15:15] <daftykins> mikhkael_k33hl: oh well, optimus functionality isn't great under Linux, either test with nvidia-prime also or it's not likely to be an option
[15:15] <mohamedAziz17> Hello
[15:17] <belgianguy> paulzz: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:n9pwG1VSQrgJ:ubuntuxtreme.com/howto/how-to-install-ogre-sdk-from-source/&hl=en&gl=be&strip=1
[15:17] <mikhkael_k33hl> daftykins: You knhow, I was running Ubuntu before and didn't have any problem, then I switched distro then went back. :D
[15:17] <belgianguy> the url wouldn't load otherwise, so it's the text only version :/
[15:18] <k1l_> mikhkael_k33hl: bumblebee is outdated.
[15:18] <daftykins> mikhkael_k33hl: what version is this then?
[15:18] <k1l_> mikhkael_k33hl: use nvidia-prime instead
[15:19] <mikhkael_k33hl> daftykins: ubuntu 14.04
[15:19] <daftykins> k1l_: even though that's the official line, prime doesn't work as well for 90% of users so it's pretty terrible advice
[15:19] <k1l_> daftykins: most users coming here with issue have gotten prime to work
[15:19] <daftykins> yeah with massive tearing
[15:20] <daftykins> k1l_: seems to me it goes thusly: 1) bumblebee works with lower performance but perfect image 2) nvidia-prime sometimes works but has major tearing on the desktop or in games
[15:22] <jevonia> Hi, this is a long story. I need to know how I can get my computer to require the password in order to log in. My best friend managed to put a password back on my account as administrator but it doesn't require it o log in. also, every time I open Google Chrome browser it asks me to put a password in for whatever reason and I have to use my old password for that. I'm using Ubuntu 14.04.
[15:22] <k1l> mikhkael_k33hl: nevertheless: remove all nvidia and bumblebee you got there. then install nvidia-331 and nvidia-prime. see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/HybridGraphics
[15:25] <Z3> Hi, I have a clean install of ubuntu 14.04 64 bit with encrypted home partition. I defined a swap partition of 2 GB at install time. But after install, swap is not available. What is the best way to enable swap ?
[15:25] <Z3> sorry, encrypted home (no extra partition)
[15:26] <cfhowlett> !swap | Z3
[15:26] <Z3> cfhowlett I know that. But how can I enable it?
[15:26] <popey> jevonia: there's an option in system settings -> user accounts to enable "automatic login" (or in your case disable it)
[15:26] <Z3> it's a default install, is weird it is not enabled by default
[15:27] <popey> Z3: is it listed in /etc/fstab ?
[15:27] <daftykins> Z3: the idea is you read the link to find out how to check it / turn it on :)
[15:27] <jevonia> Popey: Well, that's the thing it's not enabled, nor was it ever enabled.
[15:27] <popey> jevonia: thats where you go to switch it
[15:28] <Z3> popey. yes, this is my fstab:
[15:28] <popey> Z3: maybe paste into a pastebin like paste.ubuntu.com
[15:28] <jevonia> Popey: Yeah I know, but it's not enabled.
[15:28] <rjoouhrnincyk> hello :)
[15:29] <Z3> http://paste.ubuntu.com/9174366/
[15:29] <rjoouhrnincyk> n00b question does turning off affect's in compiz speed unity up?
[15:29] <popey> jevonia: is it set somewhere in /etc/lightdm/ ?
[15:29] <popey> rjoouhrnincyk: in general, yes.
[15:30] <EriC^^> Z3: looks like you have an encrypted swap
[15:30] <rjoouhrnincyk> popey, i kinda thought so, thank's, wasn't sure
[15:30] <popey> Z3: what happens if you "sudo swapon -a" ?
[15:30] <EriC^^> Z3: type free -m and see if it shows up
[15:30] <Z3> swapon: /dev/sda2: read swap header failed: Invalid argument
[15:30] <Z3> swapon: /dev/mapper/cryptswap1: stat failed: No such file or directory
[15:31] <jevonia> Popey: Sorry, I don't know where that is. I'm still new to Ubuntu
[15:31] <popey> jevonia: open nautilus, press ctrl+L, in the box at the top type "/etc/lightdm" then look for files in that folder...
[15:31] <Z3> if an unencrypted swap works, I can switch to that to fix the problem
[15:31] <popey> jevonia: what files are listed
[15:32] <jevonia> Popey: Ok, hold on please.
[15:32] <Z3> Eric^^ I did it:  Swap:            0          0          0
[15:32] <EriC^^> Z3: type sudo parted -l
[15:32] <kazdax> Hello i have given my ubuntu 2 gigs and its running as a virtual machine
[15:33] <kazdax> its using 1.3 gigs
[15:33] <EriC^^> 1.3 gigs?
[15:33] <kazdax> any idea why its using so much ?
[15:33] <mdoge> ubuntu is a bloated pos
[15:33] <kazdax> 1 gig and 300 mb
[15:33] <EriC^^> kazdax: you mean on top of the 6.4gb or so?
[15:33] <Z3> Eric^^ http://paste.ubuntu.com/9174416/
[15:33] <kazdax> 2 gigs
[15:33] <kazdax> its has a total of 2 gigs
[15:34] <Z3> Eric^^ the swap partition is 2
[15:34] <cfhowlett> mdoge, then don't use it.
[15:34] <popey> cfhowlett: don't feed the trolls
[15:34] <mdoge> cfhowlett: dont be offended. I was just answering kazdax's question.\
[15:35] <popey> kazdax: how are you measuring the amount of RAM it's using?
[15:35] <kazdax> by using top
[15:35] <cfhowlett> popey, true.  adding to /ignore is much easier in hexchat than xchat.  like this ...
[15:35] <EriC^^> Z3: ok you can use it unencrypted if you want, or make an encrypted one i guess
[15:35] <popey> kazdax: pastebin the top 10 lines of top please?
[15:35] <Z3> Eric^^ ok, then prefer encrypted. What I have to do?
[15:36] <popey> kazdax: also, see http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
[15:36] <jevonia> Popey: I don't know what or how to open Nautilus. Please specify if that's not too much to ask for.
[15:36] <k1l> kazdax: linuxatemyram.com
[15:36] <popey> jevonia: nautilus is the name of the file manager
[15:36] <kazdax> eveyrthing is running slow for some reason
[15:36] <kazdax> even i thought ihave 700 mb free
[15:36] <popey> kazdax: are you running Unity in the VM?
[15:36] <kazdax> yes
[15:37] <popey> kazdax: which vm? vmware/virtualbox?
[15:37] <strikov> kazdax: 'free -m' shows that my default installation of 14.04 takes about 1GB while running using virtualbox which ~ correlates with your numbers
[15:37] <kazdax> http://pastebin.com/B1vfnQ3p
[15:37] <kazdax> vmware
[15:38] <popey> kazdax: you have about 700Mb used
[15:38] <popey> the 1.4GB also contains the 700MB cached ram. You have more free memory than you think.
[15:38] <Z3> I fixed following the web page:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[15:38] <Z3> thank you ! :)
[15:38] <popey> Z3: happy days
[15:38] <k1l> kazdax: free -m and then the 2nd line. read the link i gave you
[15:39] <flux242> does someone succeeded to connect to a nxserver using remming? I got ssh authentication problem although ssh alone with a password or public key works
[15:39] <rjoouhrnincyk> where is non-help ubuntu chat?
[15:39] <flux242> using remmina I mean
[15:39] <popey> !ot
[15:39] <rjoouhrnincyk> i'm on hexchat
[15:39] <popey> rjoouhrnincyk: ^
[15:39] <rjoouhrnincyk> ok thanks
[15:39] <rjoouhrnincyk> :)
[15:40] <kazdax> i see
[15:40] <kazdax> but then perhaps its not my ram
[15:40] <godbod>  Hello all
[15:40] <kazdax> but when i open mozzila for example..it crashs or slows down
[15:40] <kazdax> saying stuff like ..this script is not working
[15:41] <kazdax> do you wan tto close it or not
[15:41] <kazdax> and after closing it ..the system lags
[15:41] <cfhowlett> kazdax, run it from script and note the error messages
[15:41] <kazdax> when it happens again
[15:41] <kazdax> i will definatly try it
[15:41] <kazdax> for now the ubuntu s running fine
[15:42] <godbod>  anyway to have the location of a computer in bash?
[15:42] <k1l> godbod: why you leave the channel so often?
[15:42] <k1l> godbod: "pwd"
[15:43] <jevonia> Popey: I feel so slow. How do I get to Nautilus, the file manager?
[15:43] <cfhowlett> godbod, you mean like GPS??
[15:43] <popey> jevonia: how do you normally manage your files?
[15:43] <godbod>  no I mean the GPS location
[15:43] <popey> jevonia: there should be a "Files" icon somewhere?
[15:44] <jevonia> Popey: By saving pictures, music, videos, etc. in the folders that specify that.
[15:44] <popey> jevonia: are you using unity?
[15:44] <jevonia> Popey: No, I'm using Ubuntu 14.04
[15:45] <popey> jevonia: Ubuntu 14.04 ships by default with the Unity desktop.
[15:45] <popey> jevonia: there should be an icon on the left which is labelled "Files" - if not, Press ALT+F2, and type nautilus, then press enter. Do you then get a file manager up?
[15:46] <jevonia> Popey: Ok, I'll try.
[15:48] <Silenced> Is any one using irssi ?
[15:48] <jevonia> Popey: Oh my goodness, I opened the right one. Okay, I clicked on it and the files folder opened.
[15:48] <popey> shurokan: many are
[15:48] <popey> jevonia: press CTRL+L, this will open a box at the top where you can type a path
[15:48] <popey> jevonia: type /etc/lightdm in it
[15:49] <jevonia> Popey: Ok, I''l try.
[15:50] <jevonia> Popey: Ok, I did it.
[15:50] <popey> jevonia: what files do you see listed?
[15:54] <mikhael_k33hl> I just finished installing : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/HybridGraphics, but I don't see any nvidia panel
[15:54] <mikhael_k33hl> my monitor is even messed up
[15:55] <iLabs> Hello everybody!
[15:56] <EriC^^> hello
[15:56] <Prezident> Hey
[15:56] <iLabs> Can I install Docky?
[15:57] <EriC^^> iLabs: sudo apt-get install docky
[15:58] <Prezident> Why couldnt you iLabs ?
[15:58] <jevonia> Hi, I was talking to Popey. Are you still there?
[15:58] <Prezident> try /msg popey hello.
[16:02] <Lucax> unable to locate package? what to do=
[16:02] <Lucax> ?
[16:02] <agent_white> Lucax: `apt-get update` then search for it again.
[16:03] <mikhael_k33hl> I've installed nvidia-prime, and nvidia-settings, but I can't switch to NVIDIA
[16:03] <Lucax> could not open lock file
[16:04] <agent_white> Lucax: Are you closed out of all your "ubuntu-update" programs?
[16:04] <Lucax> software center jams while installing (applying changes) so I want to remove it and reinstall it. I type sudo apt-get remove software center and then it tells me unable to locate package.
[16:04] <agent_white> Lucax: ie -- synaptic is closed, all other terminals that may be trying to install programs are closed.
[16:04] <pavlix> hi folks
[16:05] <pavlix> how do I list files of a source package on the web? -- More precisely, I want to see the patches Ubuntu uses for network-manager-applet
[16:05] <cfhowlett> pavlix, apt-cache show network-manager-applet
[16:06] <Lucax> yes agent white
[16:06] <pavlix> cfhowlett: and without apt-cache, just on the web?
[16:06] <pavlix> cfhowlett: like in a web git or something?
[16:07] <cfhowlett> pavlix, package search details show should you
[16:07] <Thomasloldk> l
[16:07] <Thomasloldk> sup ppl
[16:07] <agent_white> Lucax: Hm. `sudo -s 'dpkg --configure -a; apt-get install -f'`
[16:07] <pavlix> cfhowlett: not really
[16:07] <Thomasloldk> Do you guys know if thare is a channel for ubuntu mate ?
[16:08] <pavlix> btw I used to use apt-cache show to show metadata, not package files, or did I just lose memory?
[16:08] <pavlix> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet
[16:08] <Thomasloldk> or just ubuntu and its flewors - i mean the desktop ubuntu
[16:08] <pavlix> I'm looking at this page and I can't find the list of patches
[16:08] <cfhowlett> !flavors | Thomasloldk
[16:09] <cfhowlett> Thomasloldk, mate is not an official ubuntu flavor
[16:09] <pavlix> als http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/precise-updates/network-manager-applet
[16:09] <Lucax> agent white: command not found
[16:09] <pavlix> also
[16:09] <Thomasloldk> cfhowlett oh okay
[16:09] <pavlix> there's a link to the VCS but the link is bad
[16:09] <Lucax> do you mean the whole sentence or one by one
[16:09] <pavlix> cfhowlett: any ideas?
[16:09] <Thomasloldk> cfhowlett what is it then - is it just a spin off like mint ?
[16:10] <pavlix> ah, the link works when I first switch to a newer version of ubuntu
[16:10] <cfhowlett> Thomasloldk, a fork ... but they hope to become an official flavor with 15.04 according to their blog
[16:10] <dorkusmaximus> think i might have a hardware prob or driver prob. i have ubuntu 14.04, intel hd4600 graphics. ever so often, my screen just goes to rapidly flashing bright solid colors and i have to hard resent the computer. any ideas?
[16:10] <DJones> cfhowlett: Thomasloldk: #ubuntu-mate is the support channel for Ubuntu mate, it didn't quite make it to be an official flavour this time, but may well do for the next release
[16:11] <cfhowlett> pavlix, sorry, no idea
[16:11] <cfhowlett> DJones, TY
[16:11] <pavlix> cfhowlett: np, got it
[16:12] <kazdax> will my ubuntu run fine
[16:12] <kazdax> for browsing ane chat
[16:12] <kazdax> on 1 gig ?
[16:12] <Thomasloldk> Djones okay then i just experince that ubuntu mate is like ubuntu without bugs sorry to say but i had a hard time with cooling and with grapic drivers on my laptop ..
[16:12] <cfhowlett> kazdax, yes but lubuntu or xubuntu would be better for low memory
[16:12] <Thomasloldk> cfhowlett oh okay i just thorugt is was - i not into supporting but just talk linux haha and help other ppl
[16:13] <Thomasloldk> need support *
[16:13] <DJones> Thomasloldk: I've not tried it, but hopefully the people in #ubuntu-mate will be able to help you
[16:13] <Thomasloldk> DJones i do not have problems on mate i had on just normal ubuntu ..
[16:13] <DJones> Thomasloldk: Ah, ok
[16:14] <Thomasloldk> DJones bad English sorry :P
[16:14] <jevonia> Hi, this is kind of a long story but here I go. When I installed this and finally updated to Ubuntu 14.04, I had a password on my account. I took the password off for a few minutes because I wanted to see something. Then I tried to put the password back on but it asked for a password which was not set. I tried the previous password but it didn't work. The previous password only works when I open Google Chrome and it asks for some kind of password key or s
[16:14] <jevonia> omething. My best friend managed to put the password protection back on but when it comes to the login screen it doesn't require a password to log into my administrator account even though it has been put back on. Like I said, the previous password still works whenever I open Google Chrome and it asks for some log in key or something but nothing else. I don't know how to get it so that the password is the same for everything on my account and how to make
[16:14] <jevonia> it required for logging into my account.
[16:15] <popey> hello again jevonia
[16:16] <popey> jevonia: can you try this:-  open a terminal with CTRL+ALT+T, then in that terminal, type the following:- cat /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[16:16] <popey> it should display a file in the terminal
[16:16] <jevonia> oh ok, there you are
[16:16] <popey> is there a line with the word "autologin" anywhere?
[16:18] <jevonia> popey: Ok, I did and it said no such file or directory.
[16:18] <popey> and you typed it directly as I did?
[16:19] <fund> hi folks
[16:19] <fund> i get message no object for d bus interface
[16:19] <fund> when i insert usb miod
[16:19] <fund> modem
[16:19] <fund> what can it be
[16:20] <fund> also is default keyring pass should be user pass-
[16:20] <fund> ?
[16:20] <fund> ty
[16:22] <fund> what can it be
[16:22] <fund> how to fix it? lol
[16:23] <jevonia> popey: yes i did
[16:24] <fun> any ideas?
[16:24] <fun> lol
[16:25] <agent_white> fun: pastie.org
[16:25] <agent_white> fun: Paste ALL your logs, ALL the commands you have entered, and any other pertinent information to help solve your issue.
[16:26] <agent_white> We don't know what "usb modem" you are inserting, how you are inserting it, where you are getting the message from dbus, when keyring is popping up... etc.
[16:26] <popey> jevonia: I am a bit of a loss... http://askubuntu.com/questions/106428/how-to-disable-automatic-login seems to cover all the bases though...
[16:26] <agent_white> Please provide a detailed explanation of your issue, so we can help you.
[16:27] <k1> Hi
[16:27] <jevonia> popey: Aw ok, well thank you anyway.
[16:28] <jevonia>  popey: how do i open the link? I tried clicking on it but it didn't work.
[16:28] <agent_white> jevonia: O
[16:28] <anna_> ciao
[16:28] <jevonia> agent_white: yes?
[16:28] <anna_> !list
[16:29] <dorkusmaximus> any idea what could cause my screen to randomly start doing this while using ubuntu 14.04? http://i.imgur.com/rIjZfIj.gif
[16:29] <agent_white> jevonia: Just reading over your question, and attempting to understand your issue.
[16:29] <agent_white> jevonia: I'm unsure of how a "log-in password" and "chromium saving password" relate.
[16:30] <CarlFK> how can I tell what packages are installed?  (really trying to remove all gstreamer0.10 related packages)
[16:30] <jevonia> I understand and it's not Chrominum. It's Google Chrome
[16:30] <MonkeyDust> CarlFK  dpkg -l | grep ii
[16:30] <agent_white> CarlFK: Be careful so as not to remove dependencies that gstreamer shares among other packages installed.
[16:30] <Prezident>  /window splitv
[16:31] <agent_white> jevonia: Same difference ;P I justmean... what does a login-form have to do with chrome?
[16:31] <CarlFK> MonkeyDust: agent_white thanks
[16:31] <jevonia> agent_white: I don't know. I was just mentioning it in case there was a connection. I'm new to Ubuntu so I don't know very much
[16:31] <agent_white> cheers!
[16:32] <cfhowlett> CarlFK, apt-get -s purge gstreamer0.10*              -s = "sandbox" = simulated
[16:32] <agent_white> jevonia: Ah... that connection just confuses me as to what the problem is.
[16:32] <nusr> why is ubuntu the ONLY user friendly channel? unfriendly ones being python and mysql?
[16:32] <agent_white> jevonia: "Chrome won't remember site credentials" vs  "Linux won't auto-login" ... etc.
[16:33] <cfhowlett> nusr, don't know or care.  now for ubuntu support - please ask ubuntu questions.
[16:34] <nusr> cfhowlett: wrong..correct answer is ubuntu has more awesome support and people
[16:34] <jevonia> agent_white: it says the login keyring wasn't unlocked when i logged into my computer
[16:34] <agent_white> jevonia: Alrighty! And it prompted for a password to the keyring before saying this?
[16:34] <agent_white> Or not?
[16:36] <jevonia> agent_white: yes, but only when i open google chrome. I also can't get my current password to be required for logging into my administrator account.
[16:37] <Felishia> help! I damaged the ncurses library folders inside the lib/i386-linux-gnu/ folder
[16:37] <Tonipupu> Ciao
[16:38] <Felishia> Oh WHAT I've just fixed it XD I just forgot to type w X3
[16:38] <Felishia> anyway bye bye thanks
[16:39] <agent_white> jevonia: what do you mean "login to admin account" ? -- do you use `sudo su` or run a program with higher privledges via `sudo PROGRAMNAME` ?
[16:39] <kazdax> is there a way to login as root in ubuntu
[16:39] <jevonia> agent_white: No, I mean my account is administrator on my computer.
[16:40] <ZerOlegend> that is not making sense jevonia
[16:40] <agent_white> kazdax: `sudo su`
[16:40] <agent_white> \o Zer0legend
[16:40] <ZerOlegend> hey agent_white
[16:40] <ZerOlegend> jevonia, root is the only "administrator" account with linux
[16:40] <agent_white> Heya! Good early-morning :)
[16:40] <ZerOlegend> anything else is a regular user
[16:41] <jevonia> Zer0legend: Tell me about it
[16:41] <kazdax> okay how do i log out from root
[16:41] <sacarlson> kazdax: I think it's like sudo -i
[16:41] <ZerOlegend> oh crap it is morning now hadn't noticed
[16:41] <kazdax> sudo su worked
[16:42] <kazdax> but now i am root and dont want to remain root ..just wanted to know if it was possible
[16:42] <jevonia> Zer0legend: Well, I mean when I installed Linux. my boyfriend has account too but my account is Administrator while his is Standard
[16:42] <ZerOlegend> i never heard of such a thing with linux maybe I am just getting old
[16:42] <sacarlson> kazdax: just type exit to go back to normal user
[16:42] <kazdax> ahh thanks
[16:43] <ZerOlegend> unless it is just using different groups for the accounts
[16:44] <ZerOlegend> jevonia, how did you set your account as administrator?
[16:44] <jevonia> Zer0legend: It's frustrating because just anybody can log into my account.
[16:44] <jevonia> Zer0legend: It was by default as being the owner of the computer.
[16:45] <ZerOlegend> you are using windows terminology
[16:45] <SchrodingersScat> yeah, it's a little unclear what your main concern is
[16:45] <ZerOlegend> root is the only admin account
[16:46] <jevonia> zer0legend: My comouter used to have the windows OS but I've installed Ubuntu on it.
[16:46] <ZerOlegend> are you sure you are using ubuntu and not windows? because you are not making any sense
[16:47] <kazdax> i think she is saying..her account that she uses is without a password even thou she set one
[16:47] <jevonia> zer0legend: yes I'm sure. It says Ubuntu 14.04 LTS as the version of Ubuntu I am using.
[16:47] <agent_white> ZerOlegend: Is is the hour of nonsense I feel! I cannot answer any questions d:
[16:47] <kazdax> and that people can access her computer because it dosnt prompt for a password
[16:47] <agent_white> ;P
[16:47] <ZerOlegend> kazdax, afaik you couldn't not have a password
[16:47] <kazdax> ahh
[16:48] <ZerOlegend> kazdax,  I have never heard of that
[16:48] <kazdax> okay that only happens on windows then
[16:48] <agent_white> jevonia: What exactly made you realize you had an issue? -- what happened that was unexpected?
[16:48] <ZerOlegend> one you log into ubuntu and enter the root password in the master keyring it generally won't prompt for a password for the duration of that session
[16:49] <jevonia> agent_white: well when I went to turn my computer on and log in. The log in screen only said login under my name and still requires a password for my boyfriend's account.
[16:50] <ZerOlegend> that still is not enough information
[16:50] <kazdax> for some reason i think she is trolling
[16:50] <kazdax> but thats just me
[16:50] <ZerOlegend> did you set your ubuntu to auto login
[16:50] <fede> hhholaaa
[16:50] <ZerOlegend> she is trolling or should not be using a computer
[16:51] <agent_white> jevonia: So, it asks you which account (of two accounts) you want to login under? -- your account does not require a password, but your boyfriend's account does? is this correct?
[16:51] <jevonia> I also turned the password off and back on because of something else I was trying to do but ever since I never had a password, not even to update and it kept asking for a password that wasn't set. Then my best friend was able to put my password back on but it only works for updating but not for logging into my account.
[16:51] <jevonia> agent_white: yes , correct.
[16:52] <agent_white> jevonia: So then, you wish you add a password back to your account?
[16:52] <kazdax> ZerOlegend, you said you cannot have a way to not use password
[16:52] <ZerOlegend> go to terminal and type passwd
[16:52] <ZerOlegend> kazdax, when you create an account i thought it would not let you just hit enter
[16:53] <ZerOlegend> but i also said just as far as i knew because a lot has changed over the years
[16:53] <agent_white> ^^ jevonia: Do what Zer0legend said after logging into your account. That is the command to change user password.
[16:53] <kazdax> i see
[16:53] <jevonia> agent_white: My best friend already added my password back to my account but I can't log in with it for some reason.
[16:54] <jevonia> I've already done that and it still doesn't require a password to login.
[16:54] <ZerOlegend> jevonia, how is it you even installed linux?
[16:55] <ZerOlegend> no offense but if you are doing something wrong somewhere and what you are telling us does not make a whole lot of sense
[16:55] <shadowe989> you can have a account without a password on servers but you can't login.
[16:55] <jevonia> I installed it through my best friend, his old disc of Ubuntu 9 I think and I just kept updating until the latest version
[16:55] <androiduserp> ubuntu uses systemd?
[16:55] <jevonia> I know it doesnt make any sense, how do you think I feel.
[16:55] <jevonia> ?
[16:56] <agent_white> jevonia: "my friend... added back the password" ... "I can't login" ... "it doesn't require password to login"
[16:56] <jevonia> It's extra frustrating. I don't even know how that happens.
[16:56] <tr33m4n> @androiduserp I don't think so, but there are plans to in the future
[16:56] <agent_white> The last statement conlflicts the others completeley. Now I'm not sure if you CAN login, or if you CANNOT.
[16:57] <androiduserp> tr33m4n i see thanks
[16:57] <shadowe989> agent_white: she/he is locked out I believe.
[16:57] <ZerOlegend> well she is on it right now on irc no less
[16:57] <agent_white> I still don't understand.
[16:57] <ZerOlegend> that is waht I do not get if she knows enough about ubuntu to have it running and logged in and on irc but cant figure out the password stuff?
[16:57] <jevonia> No, I CAN log in but there's no password set according to the log in screen but there really is a password set now.
[16:57] <ZerOlegend> makes no sense whatsoever
[16:57] <agent_white> She says a password was apparently set, yet she cannot use it to login, yet there is no password?
[16:57] <shadowe989> agent_white: not being prompted for a password. That doesn't matter if she is on IRC, alot of people have multiple computers.
[16:58] <jevonia> Now it makes even less sense because now there is a password.
[16:58] <HFSPLUS> !ops | Nooo waaahh
[16:58] <ZerOlegend> well i did a ctcp version request
[16:58] <ZerOlegend> came back as ubuntu
[16:58] <agent_white> jevonia: "So, you are able to login, but there is no password prompt."
[16:58] <ZerOlegend> sounds like she just has auto login set
[16:58] <agent_white> ^^
[16:58] <ZerOlegend> but that wouldnt even show a login screen
[16:58] <jevonia> But before I didn't have one and it just said login but now it's making less sense of how I don't have a password on my account but I DO have one set now.
[16:59] <ZerOlegend> this is where I say I call BS
[16:59] <ZerOlegend> and ignore
[16:59] <agent_white> jevonia: http://askubuntu.com/questions/106428/how-to-disable-automatic-login
[16:59] <shadowe989> jevonia: you want to be prompted for a password?
[17:00] <jevonia> That's correct. That's how I'm talking to y'all now.
[17:00] <jevonia> Yes I do
[17:00] <shadowe989> User Accounts> *Select Your Name* > Toggle antuomatic login
[17:00] <agent_white> ^^
[17:00] <shadowe989> automatic login*
[17:00] <shadowe989> just bring up the menu and type in "User Accounts"
[17:00] <jevonia> I know, I looked for that too and it's not enabled. Automatic Login is DISABLED.
[17:01] <jevonia> I don't get it lol so annoying.
[17:01] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok do you see a button at the top right
[17:01] <shadowe989> jevonia: "Unlock"
[17:01] <jevonia> Yes
[17:01] <shadowe989> jevonia: click that
[17:01] <shadowe989> hopefully that will do the trick for ya
[17:01] <jevonia> I did that already too
[17:01] <jevonia> It doesn't change anything
[17:02] <shadowe989> after you unlock it, if you click on the automatic login switch
[17:02] <shadowe989> jevonia: it should switch over to "On"
[17:02] <jevonia> Oh, ok. hold on
[17:02] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok =)
[17:02] <androiduserp> does ubuntu support high resolution laptop displays? like 3000 x something pixels
[17:02] <phunyguy> wait, so what exactly is the issue?
[17:02] <agent_white> jevonia: http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html -- Please read this so we can solve your question sooner than later next time.
[17:03] <agent_white> phunyguy: Hard to understand.
[17:03] <phunyguy> can login but wants to be prompted for a password, and autologin is disabled?
[17:04] <shadowe989> phunyguy: correct, it was just a misunderstanding.
[17:04] <phunyguy> sounds to me that either A.) They are confusing what "login" is, or B.) The account has NO password.
[17:04] <agent_white> Just "combining" login with irrelevant things like 'chrome passwords'
[17:05] <shadowe989> I understand but not everyone knows the terms.
[17:06] <ZerOlegend> phunyguy, im going with A on that
[17:06] <androiduserp> i am looking for laptops but most of them are crap quality will ubuntu run on a macbook?
[17:06] <agent_white> shadowe989: I know :)  That's why I bring up the point as (even though I am not great with terminology) explaining the problem correctly is 80% of the battle to solving it.
[17:06] <ZerOlegend> i had to ignore he/she/it because it was too frustrating anymore for me to even watch
[17:06] <ZerOlegend> its like half their terms are windows
[17:06] <ZerOlegend> lol
[17:06] <shadowe989> agent_white: thats perfectly normal
[17:07] <agent_white> shadowe989: Indeed.
[17:07] <daftykins> androiduserp: it can't be guaranteed that every feature will work on macs, so no - best avoided.
[17:07] <shadowe989> ZerOlegend: what if shes a lawyer?
[17:07] <ZerOlegend> that would make sense then
[17:07] <phunyguy> alright, let's stay on topic and not talk bad about people.
[17:07] <shadowe989> I mean not everyone has time to learn.
[17:07] <shadowe989> agreed phunyguy .
[17:08] <jevonia> phunyguy: Thank you.
[17:09] <cfhowlett> androiduserp, short answer: yes.
[17:09] <agent_white> shadowe989: True. But learning how to ask questions properly is a VERY good trait to learn.
[17:09] <agent_white> Otherwise we get the "what the customer wanted..." thing going on.
[17:09] <jevonia> To the rest: It's not like you know the whole story but I'm used to using crappy ass windows but I like Ubuntu better so far.
[17:10] <MonkeyDust> jevonia  thank you for sharing your appreciation with us
[17:10] <jevonia> And did we not catch the whole I'M NEW TO UBUNTU/LINUX part.
[17:11] <jevonia> MonkeyDust: Of course and thank you for trying to help.
[17:11] <agent_white> jevonia: We don't judge you background. Wherever you come from, we just hope to educate you on how to present your issues so they can be solved easily.
[17:11] <jevonia> Thank you all for even trying to help me.
[17:11] <agent_white> jevonia: I hope you find your solution.
[17:11] <agent_white> jevonia: Please take a series of screenshots otherwise, so you can illustrate your issue to us.
[17:12] <jevonia> I did present the issue but it was kind of a long story is all
[17:12] <jevonia> I was thinking about doing that too but I don't know how to send them on here.
[17:12] <shadowe989> jevonia: did the 'autologin' switch not toggle for you?
[17:13] <jevonia> shadowe989: it's on but it didn't change anything.
[17:13] <agent_white> jevonia: That's fine, part of the process of how to explain briefly. (I am terrible at it.)
[17:14] <agent_white> jevonia: You turned it "off", right?
[17:14] <jevonia> agent_white: Since it was a long story, I was just trying to mention all the things that seemed important enough to mention.
[17:15] <shadowe989> Yeah that was a slip, I said "on". It needs to be off. Multitasking fail here. heh.
[17:15] <agent_white> jevonia: All good :)
[17:15] <jevonia> agent_white: No, not yet because I'm still talking to you on here.
[17:15] <agent_white> jevonia: Hahah. Good point.
[17:15] <agent_white> jevonia: So the first focus is disabling auto-login for a user account.
[17:15] <agent_white> On startup?
[17:16] <albz3589> ciao
[17:16] <agent_white> Or do you hit the "choose a user" first, click on your user account, and it auto-login's ?
[17:16] <shadowe989> agent_white: i want ask her to run commands but thats not good for new...
[17:16] <jevonia> agent_white: That's the thing, I've never enabled it. I've never touched the button.
[17:16] <shadowe989> albz3589: later.
[17:16] <agent_white> jevonia: So you're saying it is disabled?
[17:16] <agent_white> Doesn't matter what you did or didn't, just what the state of it is currently.
[17:16] <mikha> Hi all. So I'm trying to install Ubuntu 14.10 on my roommate's laptop, but I can't find any wifi networks. Anyone have a fix?
[17:17] <mikha> Well, not trying, it is installed.
[17:17] <jevonia> Yes, it's been disabled since I installed Ubuntu on my computer.
[17:17] <ZerOlegend> ok jevonia when you turn on the computer and let it run without touching anything what happens?
[17:17] <ZerOlegend> do you get to the desktop or some login menu with user names in a list?
[17:18] <shadowe989> jevonia: I believe I have a solution for you
[17:18] <cfhowlett> mikha, have you completed the installation?
[17:18] <agent_white> mikha: How are you attempting to find other networks? What is the error that proves it is unable to find a network? etc.
[17:18] <shadowe989> jevonia: can you open a terminal? press: control + alt + t?
[17:19] <jevonia> It'll boot up as usual and come to the login screen. Then I just click login because it doesnt say anything about entering my password, which is set , to remind you.
[17:19] <jevonia> Yes, hold on a sec
[17:19] <ZerOlegend> are you selecting a username at that login menu?
[17:19] <jevonia> Opened terminal
[17:20] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok type this exactly as I say... sec
[17:20] <shadowe989> jevonia: gksudo gedit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[17:20] <jevonia> Yes but it only says login under my name with no password promt.
[17:20] <jevonia> ok, hold on shadowe989
[17:20] <shadowe989> it will ask for your password then a text editor will appear
[17:20] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok
[17:20] <ZerOlegend> that is the strangest issue I have ever heard
[17:21] <mikha> One sec, I'll send you guys a screen shot.
[17:21] <ZerOlegend> mikha, what are you using to scan for wifi networks? is your wifi adapter enabled in ubuntu check lsmod/lspci
[17:22] <agent_white> jevonia: 'document' your issue once you fix it, so you can explain what the fix was please. :) I'm curious to see.
[17:22] <shadowe989> agent_white: its lightdm, im sure of it.
[17:23] <shadowe989> agent_white: if you type that command it has a "autologin-user" field
[17:23] <shadowe989> agent_white: that will allow even a passworded account to still click the name and bypass
[17:23] <jevonia> Ok, I will
[17:23] <agent_white> shadowe989: Oh really?
[17:23] <ZerOlegend> ok shadowe989 that makes more sense
[17:23] <ZerOlegend> most wm's autologin just auto logs in without displaying a selection
[17:23] <shadowe989> yes
[17:24] <jevonia> And I typed it in and another window popped up
[17:24] <ZerOlegend> that is why i wanted to know more information earlier
[17:24] <shadowe989> jevonia: yep
[17:24] <robynata> :-D
[17:24] <shadowe989> jevonia: gedit right?
[17:24] <shadowe989> jevonia: I need you to look for a line that says "autologin-user=", it will have your name on it probably.
[17:24] <jevonia> shadowe989: yes
[17:25] <shadowe989> jevonia: remove the username, but keep "autologin-user="
[17:25] <mikha> Alright, so I can't get a screen shot -_-
[17:25] <shadowe989> jevonia: so that entry is just blank.
[17:25] <jevonia> I did and my username isn't next to it.
[17:25] <mikha> When I try to get a screen shot, it closes the drop down menu I'm trying to show you guys so I can't document the problem.
[17:25] <shadowe989> jevonia: good now save the changes
[17:26] <mikha> Basically, when I click on the wifi icon on the start bar at the top, it's just not finding any wifi networks.
[17:26] <agent_white> mikha: `scrot -s ~/path/to/save/%Y-%m-%d-%T-screenshot.png` :)
[17:26] <shadowe989> jevonia: and exit out of the window and the terminal.
[17:26] <jevonia> it was blank when I opened it but ok
[17:26] <shadowe989> jevonia: oh really?
[17:26] <mikha> Just type everything between the apostrophes in the terminal?
[17:26] <agent_white> mikha: If you have `apt-get install scrot` (scrot installed), then run my command, click-drag around an area and it will save it to the path you specify.
[17:27] <jevonia> shadowe989: yes, i just did what you said anyway.
[17:27] <agent_white> mikha: `scrot -s ~/%Y-%m-%d-%T-screenshot.png` :)
[17:27] <agent_white> ^^ enter that, then click on your screen and drag to make a box around the area to screenshot
[17:27] <agent_white> then it will save in ~/
[17:27] <altin> Hello there, I am having a problem with an unknown process in my ubuntu machine
[17:27] <altin> it is being run at /root/Acsko
[17:27] <altin> and I have no clue what that is
[17:27] <altin> o.O
[17:27] <ZerOlegend> did you google it?
[17:27] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok can you bring that back up?
[17:28] <altin> When I kill it, it keeps re-running
[17:28] <altin> even when I delete it it re-creates the file
[17:28] <altin> and runs
[17:28] <t4nk315> I'm having trouble installing a dual booting win8/ubuntu system.  Can I get a helping hand?
[17:28] <shadowe989> jevonia: I want you to add a # before every line except the first.
[17:28] <altin> I googled but can't find anything
[17:28] <jevonia> shadowe989: Bring which back up?
[17:28] <mikha> I can't install anything, no internet.
[17:28] <altin> I can't even find the source where it is being created or what it does since the file is not readable
[17:28] <jevonia> To which lines?
[17:28] <ubuntuaddicted> for some reason my right click custom actions aren't showing up in thunar. anyone know why?
[17:29] <shadowe989> jevonia: a terminal and type the command I gave you before.
[17:29] <ZerOlegend> mikha, what wifi adapter do you have?
[17:29] <shadowe989> jevonia: there is something else that could be in that file that is making you login.
[17:30] <jevonia> I don't remember the command
[17:30] <mikha> I'm not sure, it's not my computer. How would I find that out?
[17:30] <ZerOlegend> lspci
[17:30] <ZerOlegend> if it is usb then do lsub
[17:30] <shadowe989> jevonia: gksudo gedit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[17:30] <ZerOlegend> if you do not see a wifi controller listed in either then its not configured in your kernel
[17:31] <t4nk315> I'm getting a blank back screen after hitting "Install Ubuntu" at the grub screen
[17:31] <jevonia> Thank you, hold on a minute please.
[17:31] <t4nk315> I heard the ubuntu drum beat
[17:31] <mikha> It's a Dell CPS M1330 laptop.
[17:31] <t4nk315> I just don' see anything
[17:31] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok =)
[17:31] <mikha> Dell XPS M1330***
[17:31] <ZerOlegend> that doesnt tell me anything
[17:31] <ZerOlegend> did you check lspci?
[17:31] <cfhowlett> !md5sum | t4nk315, 1. verify the .iso       2. verify the USB
[17:32] <ZerOlegend> it is probably a broadcom driver in which case you will have to download that and copy it to that computer if that computer has no internet
[17:33] <mikha> And where would I go to get that?
[17:33] <OerHeks> !offline
[17:33] <jevonia> shadowe989: It's not popping up anymore and I don't know why.
[17:33] <cfhowlett> mikha, broadcom?  it's on the iso.
[17:33] <ZerOlegend> he doesn't know for sure
[17:33] <ZerOlegend> mikha, go to terminal sudo lspci -k
[17:33] <cyberwave> http://i.imgur.com/kSvCwfQ.png
[17:34] <ZerOlegend> look for a network interface that is for wireless
[17:34] <shadowe989> jevonia: did you press "control + alt + t"?
[17:35] <jevonia> shadowe989: yes, I mean after typing in the command. It won't pop up again.
[17:36] <mikha> Network Controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g LP-PHY
[17:36] <cfhowlett> mikha, perfect.  30 seconds with a terminal and a USB
[17:36] <mikha> I have a USB, so what do I have to do?
[17:37] <ZerOlegend> i think that driver is pre-loaded cfhowlett
[17:37] <cfhowlett> mikha, open the usb with your filemanager.   open the /pool/main/d/
[17:37] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok open another terminal and heres the last thing I know to do.
[17:37] <shadowe989> jevonia: make sure its not the same one.
[17:37] <ZerOlegend> mikha, in terminal type lsmod
[17:37] <ZerOlegend> see if there is the adapter shows in that list
[17:37] <altin> Hello there, I am having a problem with an unknown process in my ubuntu machine, it is being run at /root/Acsko, and I have no clue what that is o.O
[17:37] <altin> When I kill it, it keeps re-running, even when I delete it it re-creates the file and runs again
[17:37] <altin> I googled but can't find anything
[17:37] <jevonia> shadowe989: ok, opened a new terminal window
[17:37] <mikha> Open it on her computer (no internet) or this one?
[17:37] <altin> I can't even find the source where it is being created or what it does since the file is not readable
[17:37] <altin> what I found with: netstat -tpn
[17:37] <altin> is this: tcp        0      1 <IP_ADDRESS>:39432      <IP_ADDRESS>:25000    SYN_SENT    1907/Acsko
[17:37] <cfhowlett> ZerOlegend, should be, but I get this error all the time on testing so ...
[17:37] <unopaste> altin 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
[17:38] <shadowe989> jevonia: "whoami"
[17:38] <ZerOlegend> you are probably right cfhowlett
[17:38] <cfhowlett> mikha, plug the USB into the problem computer and open the file
[17:38] <solsTiCe> it's on the cdrom: run sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
[17:38] <ZerOlegend> but I am just curious if lsmod has it already
[17:38] <shadowe989> jevonia: thats your username, you will need it
[17:39] <cfhowlett> mikha, sudo dpkg -k /pool/restricted/d/dkmsMORESTUFFHERE
[17:39] <shadowe989> jevonia: sudo gpasswd -d YOURUSERNAMEHERE nopasswdlogin
[17:39] <mikha> I have no idea how to open whatever /pool/main/d/ is.
[17:39] <mikha> But I have the computer in my lap.
[17:39] <cfhowlett> mikha, use the file mananger.
[17:39] <jevonia> shadowe989: ok hold on please
[17:39] <shadowe989> jevonia: it has to be exactly like I wrote it, just put your username in that field.
[17:39] <cfhowlett> mikha, drag and drop the file name on the terminal line.  wait 1 for a picture
[17:39] <shadowe989> jevonia: sure thing.
[17:40] <TenLeftFingers> I was messing around with some sound applications and now my sound menu won't control my volume anymore.  I've purged the sound apps and tried reinstalling ubuntu desktop but still no luck. Is there a way to get it to work again? Sound is fine I just can't change the volume.
[17:40] <mikha> What file? You're way ahead of me.
[17:40] <agent_white> TenLeftFingers: Have you tried installing/using `pavucontrol` ?
[17:40] <TheBigDeal> Hello
[17:41] <mikha> I only have the computer in my lap, and the USB plugged in, and I opened the file manager.
[17:41] <TenLeftFingers> agent_white: no, I'll try that now, thanks
[17:41] <ZerOlegend> yeah TenLeftFingers i suggest pulse audio controller
[17:41] <TheBigDeal> is there a way i can resize my filesystem partition?
[17:41] <ZerOlegend> TheBigDeal, unmount it and use gparted
[17:41] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: I'll try that too, thank you
[17:41] <ZerOlegend> TenLeftFingers, that is the same thing agent_white said
[17:41] <k1l> TheBigDeal: start a live system and resize it
[17:41] <TheBigDeal> ZerOlegend, But i'm using it
[17:41] <TheBigDeal> k1l, hm
[17:41] <jevonia> shadowe989: it says [sudo] password for Jevonia
[17:42] <shadowe989> jevonia: yes put in your password
[17:42] <ZerOlegend> TheBigDeal, you cant resize a mounted partition
[17:42] <Guest13982> Hello. I recently had some files that I could not delete in my trash folder, and now I cannot delete any files. http://pastebin.com/SJZRU3a1
[17:42] <Guest13982> I ran these commands that I found on http://askubuntu.com/questions/216644/i-cannot-delete-files-from-roots-trash
[17:42] <TheBigDeal> ZerOlegend, even if i'm using it the filesystem one?
[17:43] <ZerOlegend> TheBigDeal, again if the partition is mounted you cannot resize it, it has to be unmounted so use a liveusb or livedvd and do it that way
[17:43] <jevonia> shadowe989: it's not typing while I'm typing my password.
[17:43] <Guest13982> I can still remove files via terminal rm -r, but not by deleting icons in gui, it says that the folder is missing
[17:43] <TheBigDeal> ZerOlegend, alright
[17:43] <shadowe989> jevonia: yeah it hides your password so people can't watch over you
[17:43] <TenLeftFingers> agent_white: ZerOlegend the app just says "connection to Pulse Audio failed" :0
[17:43] <mikha> Anyone there? Still haven't resolved this :P
[17:43] <shadowe989> jevonia: its typing even if it doesn't look like it.
[17:43] <cfhowlett> mikha, patience
[17:43] <ZerOlegend> TenLeftFingers, what packages did you remove ?
[17:44] <agent_white> Guest13982: How are you attempting to delete the files inthe trash folder? Through the nautilus GUI or a terminal?
[17:44] <mikha> Will do, sorry.
[17:44] <solsTiCe> Guest13982: type f5 to refresh the window
[17:44] <Guest13982> agent_white: I am selecting through gui. sudo rm -r removes them okay in terminal.
[17:44] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: ardour and qjackctl. I removed and reinstalled ubuntu-desktop and it pulled in a few things I had removed (solitaire and mines).
[17:45] <shadowe989> jevonia: it should do nothing after u put in your password.
[17:45] <jevonia> shadowe989: ok, it says removing user jevonia from group nopasswdlogin
[17:45] <ZerOlegend> ok it was jackd that messed it up for you
[17:45] <shadowe989> jevonia: or that my bad =) going by memory.
[17:45] <shadowe989> jevonia: thats a good sign
[17:45] <shadowe989> jevonia: now restart your computer
[17:45] <shadowe989> jevonia: good luck lol.
[17:45] <jevonia> oh ok lol it's totally ok
[17:45] <agent_white> Guest13982: That is not the best way to do it.
[17:45] <jevonia> Ok and thank you very much.
[17:46] <Guest13982> solsTiCe: Not sure I understand that, sorry
[17:46] <ZerOlegend> TenLeftFingers, im not sure what to tell you since you had removed some stuff
[17:46] <shadowe989> jevonia: lol lets wait to see if it works first =)
[17:46] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: there is still some jack stuff on my system somehow. when I type 'jack' and then press TAB I see more stuff.
[17:46] <agent_white> Guest13982: If you are using the GUI, how do you know that the trash still contains files?
[17:46] <jevonia> Shadow989: Ok, logging off now.
[17:46] <agent_white> Guest13982: `empty-trash` in a terminal. Tell me what happens.
[17:46] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok
[17:46] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: my mistake, that stuff is gone now
[17:46] <ZerOlegend> try apt-get remove jack
[17:46] <agent_white> shadowe989: Sounds like you may have found the culprit eh? :)
[17:46] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: Okay, thanks for getting me a bit further anyway
[17:47] <Guest13982> agent_white: command not found
[17:47] <shadowe989> agent_white: i hope lol...
[17:47] <ZerOlegend> you will need to reboot after and then sound in theory should come back
[17:47] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: 'jack is not installed'
[17:47] <agent_white> Guest13982: `sudo apt-get install trash-cli; empty-trash`
[17:47] <ZerOlegend> try jackd TenLeftFingers
[17:47] <Thomasloldk> are any of you guys playing Lol - i can't get it to work any more with playonlinux ...
[17:47] <shadowe989> agent_white: there appears to be a group called nopasswdlogin that will be assigned.
[17:47] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: good thinking, but same result
[17:48] <shadowe989> agent_white: which will let you not have to enter a password.
[17:48] <agent_white> shadowe989: I saw that above... assigned via what?
[17:48] <ZerOlegend> man you b0rked that up good
[17:48] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: Yes, I did :D
[17:48] <shadowe989> agent_white: I want to say when she installed it, she might of accidently marked "Require no password at login"
[17:48] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: I wonder could I purge and reinstall pulseadio?
[17:48] <Guest13982> agent_white: command not found still
[17:48] <shadowe989> agent_white: but you still need one for sudo and such.
[17:48] <ZerOlegend> TenLeftFingers, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure
[17:48] <ZerOlegend> try that
[17:48] <teward> Thomasloldk: you might want to check the wine appdb to see if others have made it work.  You may also want to consider installing a newer version of Wine from the ubuntu-wine PPA (note that PPAs are generally unsupported here)
[17:48] <agent_white> shadowe989: Ahhh good deal ( or bad :P ).
[17:49] <agent_white> NIce find though! :)
[17:49] <shadowe989> agent_white: well I hope its the right find haha.
[17:49] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: fantastic, thank you I'll go through this.
[17:49] <agent_white> Guest13982: You are unable to right-click on the trash on your desktop, and click "empty trash..." ?
[17:49] <teward> Thomasloldk: i would also like to point you at this: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=19141  This is for LoL 4.x, and it looks like there's installation scripts and 'getting it to work' available there.
[17:49] <agent_white> shadowe989: Sounds like it's well along the way :D
[17:50] <Guest13982> agent_white: correct
[17:50] <Thomasloldk> teward i have - i even tried too sumbit a version a while back and they would not even accpeted anything becurse LOL is updated often
[17:50] <jevonia> Shadowe989: It worked. Thank you so much.
[17:50] <shadowe989> jevonia: wow great
[17:50] <shadowe989> jevonia: anytime =)
[17:51] <agent_white> Guest13982: With a 'blank' nautilus window open, on the left-hand side, do you see a  "Deleted Items" ?
[17:51] <jevonia> shadowe989: the only thing I don't understand is why does it keep asking me to put my old password in every time I open Google Chrome?
[17:51] <Guest13982> agent_white: hold on, must install nautilus
[17:51] <Agent_Sm1th_BR> ad
[17:51] <jevonia> It says something about a keyring password or something'
[17:52] <agent_white> jevonia: If you created any questions to any forums (ubuntu forum, stackexchange, etc.) make sure to follow up with the solution to your problem in case anyone else has the same issue.
[17:52] <shadowe989> jevonia: oh yeah I know of that... sec
[17:52] <agent_white> jevonia:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/216644/i-cannot-delete-files-from-roots-trash
[17:52] <agent_white> jevonia: http://askubuntu.com/questions/25974/how-do-i-change-the-default-password/25999#25999
[17:52] <agent_white> ^^
[17:52] <Thomasloldk> teward - i know i know - Appdb did not even want to accpted my sumbit last time i had it working becurse LOL is being pacted to often so no support thare - thats why i asking here i fell like tried anything by know
[17:52] <agent_white> sorry, wrong link pasted first.
[17:53] <jevonia> shadowe989: How do I follow up with that? Sorry if it seems like i'm slow as hell but it's just that new to me lol
[17:53] <teward> Thomasloldk: you might try #winehq - i saw your earlier message btw, but my observation was a lot of things in the version of wine in the stable repos for ubuntu work in the latest dev version from wine *shrugs*
[17:53] <ZerOlegend> the whole thing was just a custom group
[17:53] <shadowe989> jevonia: did you request help on a website before comming here?
[17:53] <agent_white> ^
[17:54] <jevonia> shadowe989: The links you post aren't opening after I click on them.
[17:54] <jevonia> shadowe989: No I didn't.
[17:54] <shadowe989> jevonia: jevonia thats not me, thats agent_white.
[17:54] <solsTiCe> jevonia: irght on link and choose open in navigator
[17:54] <shadowe989> jevonia: if you didn't don't worry but to fix the keyring issue.
[17:54] <solsTiCe> jevonia: right +click+
[17:55] <jevonia> ok lol
[17:55] <Guest13982> agent_white: so, there is nothing in the trash, until I turn on my external hard drive. Then the files I deleted from it appeared and I was unable to empty them, but atleast the option to empty trash is back.
[17:55] <jevonia> Thank you all.
[17:55] <jevonia> ^^
[17:55] <shadowe989> open a program called "Passwords and Keys"
[17:55] <shadowe989> jevonia: ^
[17:55] <agent_white> jevonia: Come back soon and watch for others who need advice to solve the same problem :)
[17:56] <shadowe989> jevonia: that is if you want chrome to stop asking you :)
[17:56] <jevonia> I opened it shadowe989
[17:57] <shadowe989> jevonia: ok do you at the top left, a label named: "Login"?
[17:57] <jevonia> And ok agent_white although that will be difficult because of work and all lol
[17:57] <jevonia> Yes
[17:57] <jevonia> Shadowe989: yes
[17:57] <Cykit> Anyone know how to allocate a specific amount of memory to a program?
[17:57] <shadowe989> jevonia: right click on it > change password.
[17:57] <Cykit> Through Terminal?
[17:58] <shadowe989> jevonia: put in your current login password.
[17:58] <Guest13982> agent_white: Nautilus shows no date deleted, and the icons in the trash all have lock symbols on them, so I cannot empty-trash
[17:59] <ZerOlegend> Guest13982, what user are you trying to delete as?
[17:59] <Jarvix> ubuntu 14.04 on dell inspiron 1545 with external monitor. video lags when accessing Dash. thoughts?
[17:59] <ZerOlegend> im guessing you were root at some point and that is why you cannot delete them from nautilus
[17:59] <ZerOlegend> Jarvix, disable effects?
[17:59] <shadowe989> Cykit: thats something you do via Python or C. rlimit is what we call it. I dont think you can do that via a terminal.
[17:59] <jevonia> shadowe989: It won't take the old password. It accepts the current one I'm using now though. I don't understand that exactly.
[18:00] <Jarvix> ZerOlegend, thank you
[18:00] <shadowe989> jevonia: yeah thats what I meant.
[18:00] <shadowe989> jevonia: by doing that it should stop asking you every time you login and start chrome.
[18:01] <Guest13982> agent_white: username e, is there a way to gain permissions?
[18:01] <Cykit> so I root ?
[18:01] <agent_white> Guest13982: what do you mean? Why do you need permission and to what?
[18:01] <shadowe989> jevonia: so what you did, should do the trick.
[18:01] <SchrodingersScat> Cykit: looks like ulimit is also something mentioned for doing this: http://www.linuxhowtos.org/Tips%20and%20Tricks/ulimit.htm
[18:01] <agent_white> Guest13982: What is the path to your external drive?
[18:01] <jevonia> shadowe989: Ohh ok, so I just change it to the current password even though I use the current password to get to changing it to the current one I'm using now?
[18:02] <ZerOlegend> Guest13982, change the ownership to your username for the files you want to delete
[18:02] <ZerOlegend> or the folder
[18:02] <ZerOlegend> man chown or man chgrp
[18:02] <Guest13982> agent_white: /media/e/46FD-94BA
[18:02] <shadowe989> jevonia: yes it needs to be set to the current password.
[18:02] <Cykit> Im using a program with wine and its killing the memory
[18:02] <shadowe989> jevonia: that is correct, I know its odd, but thats what makes it stop. =)
[18:02] <Cykit> The program lags.
[18:03] <ZerOlegend> Cykit, wine does that
[18:03] <jevonia> shadowe989: Ok, I did it. Again, thank you so much.
[18:03] <Cykit> Does it?
[18:03] <ZerOlegend> depends on how you set up wine and what you are trying to run in it
[18:03] <jevonia> shadowe989: It is odd lol but I'll just have to get used to it is all lol
[18:03] <ZerOlegend> you are not running those application native
[18:03] <Cykit> Virtual Dj.
[18:03] <ZerOlegend> yeah that is resource intense
[18:03] <agent_white> Guest13982: `sudo rm -fr /media/*` ?
[18:04] <Cykit> yeah its rather laggy
[18:04] <ZerOlegend> how much ram do you have
[18:04] <Cykit> 6gb
[18:04] <phunyguy> Token: please stop that
[18:04] <ZerOlegend> well that should be enough
[18:04] <agent_white> `sudo rm -fr ~/.local/share/Trash/*; sudo nautilus ~/.local/share/Trash/files`
[18:04] <ZerOlegend> check your wine config
[18:04] <Cykit> k
[18:04] <jevonia> shadowe989: Logging off now. Have a wonderful day ^_^
[18:04] <shadowe989> jevonia: heh, well I hope you Ubuntu works out for you now, stop by here anytime for help. thats what we are here for. =)
[18:04] <shadowe989> jevonia: thank you, you too! =)
[18:04] <agent_white> shadowe989: ++1 nice work
[18:05] <jevonia> =)
[18:05] <agent_white> jevonia: ++1
[18:05] <shadowe989> agent_white: ty =)
[18:06] <TenLeftFingers> ZerOlegend: thank you. Running 'pulseaudio' from the terminal showed it was failing because it couldn't load jack. I removed refernces from /etc/pulse/default.pa and my menu came back to life!
[18:06] <Guest13982> agent_white: the files have already been moved to the trash, I am trying to remove them from there. They do not appear in the external hd, so rm -r work.
[18:07] <Guest13982> agent_white: trying to change ownership via sudo chown username:username /media/name told me it was read-only, which it is not.
[18:07] <ZerOlegend> you are welcome TenLeftFingers
[18:07] <Cykit> the music sounds terrible. i need a decent mixing program for Linux
[18:07] <ZerOlegend> i didn't even like ardour that much
[18:08] <OerHeks> !info mixxx
[18:08] <agent_white> Guest13982: So... no way to: `sudo su; sudo rm -fr /media/Elements/.Trash*`
[18:08] <agent_white> ?
[18:08] <ZerOlegend> Guest13982, sounds like its mounted as readonly
[18:09] <ZerOlegend> the filesystem doesn't lie
[18:09] <Cykit> thanks Oer
[18:10] <Guest13982> ZerOlegend: I have been reading and writing to it for weeks though
[18:10] <user_01> hi all. when i do “su USER -c "bash -l" i get
[18:10] <user_01> bash: cannot set terminal process group (-1): Inappropriate ioctl for device
[18:10] <user_01> bash: no job control in this shell
[18:10] <user_01> is there something wrong?
[18:10] <t4nk315> I check the hash value on my ubuntu iso and it was correct.  I'm still getting a black screen when I either Try Ubuntu or Install Ubuntu
[18:10] <Guest13982> agent_white: yeah, that did not work either, also /home/e/.local/Trash has no files listed when I tried to rm -fr in terminal
[18:10] <bubbasaures>  !nomodeset | 14WAAQ0FO
[18:10] <t4nk315> I have secure boot/legacy support disabled
[18:11] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, You have seen the UEFI wiki?
[18:12] <Guest88603> jared
[18:12] <t4nk315> No sir
[18:12] <t4nk315> May I have a link?
[18:12] <Guest88603> jared
[18:12] <bubbasaures> !uefi | t4nk315
[18:12] <t4nk315> Cheers
[18:13] <teward> Guest88603: If you have an actual support question, please ask it, otherwise, please stop that.
[18:14] <Cykit> uefi has been around for a while
[18:15] <bubbasaures> Cykit, Glad to see you here, if you need help ask, otherwise this is not chat.
[18:16] <Cykit> My apologies
[18:16] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, I have done all of those things except for the intel smart response.  I can't find it prob cause I have AMD (newbie here)
[18:17] <t4nk315> Does that I mean I have to try to install in EFI mode?
[18:17] <Guest13982> ZerOlegend: How can I remount as read-write?
[18:18] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, I know just enough of uefi to stop helping when needed. What is on the computer now and what have you done to prepare?
[18:19] <bubbasaures> for the ubuntu install
[18:19] <arunpyasi> guys, how do I mount a folder in another folder with write permission ?
[18:19] <t4nk315> Windows 8. I have prepared a partition, gone through a guide disabling UEFI, secure boot, and maybe a few other thigns skipping my mind right now.  I have a usb fully prepared that loads to the grub screen
[18:20] <t4nk315> When I select Try Ubuntu or Install Ubuntu I get a black screen and nothing else happens except I hear the Ubuntu drum beat
[18:20] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Cool, what you need is a unallocated space for the ubuntu partitions, and than install efi.
[18:21] <k1l> t4nk315: maybe you need the nomodeset boot parameter for the video driver to work
[18:21] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, You may need to use the nomodeset boot is all so read that link.
[18:21] <Cykit> Check your VGA?
[18:21] <dpkg_issues98697> I made a mistake with my kernels, hoping you folks here can help me out.  I got in my head that 3.13 was older that 3.5 (which is what I'm running) and tried to remove the wrong package.  Now I have dependency issues and can't reinstall 3.13
[18:22] <t4nk315> k1l, how do I get the nomodeset boot parameter?
[18:22] <k1l> !nomodeset | t4nk315
[18:22] <t4nk315> Man, that's a sweet bot
[18:23] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: please show the error in a pastebin
[18:23] <dpkg_issues98697> ok will do k1l
[18:23] <mosquito> Hi I have a problem with ubunto12.04 64 bit as a VPS  using proftpd and apache2 with msql-server and i have upload the website to the host but the website keeps displaying all white. I have php 5.3.10 and the site is has been working on php 5.3 and 5.4 can somebody please help me?
[18:24] <Cykit> Anyone ever installed Enlighten?
[18:24] <ZerOlegend> did you install the php mysql libs?
[18:24] <k1l> mosquito: enabled php?
[18:24] <mosquito> I don't think so I have only installed mysql-server.
[18:24] <bubbasaures> Cykit, You might like #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:25] <Cykit> Thanks dude,
[18:25] <mosquito> You guys can check the data here: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/version.php (it's the phpinfo webpage)
[18:25] <bubbasaures> good iq reducer
[18:25] <ZerOlegend> mosquito, try the package php5-mysqlnd
[18:25] <ZerOlegend> but sounds like php was not installed properly
[18:26] <Cykit> My apologies once again; I'm a chatter.
[18:26] <Cykit> :)
[18:26] <ZerOlegend> and is your php file properly done?
[18:26] <mosquito> Yesm the website is working well. on windows vps
[18:26] <OerHeks> Cykit, e17 ?
[18:27] <Cykit> yes
[18:27] <OerHeks> how is e17 offtopic, bubbasaures ?
[18:27] <mosquito> I have installed the php5mysqlnd, and restarted services but, no. It does not work.
[18:27] <Cykit> What defines if something is off topic?
[18:27] <ZerOlegend> not sure then really cause there is no error message
[18:27] <ZerOlegend> check your apache logs?
[18:27] <k1l> mosquito: sites-available points to correct folders?
[18:27] <bubbasaures> OerHeks, This user has just chatted random stuff for awhile is all, not really any support content given or asked.
[18:28] <mosquito> Ok, give me a second..
[18:28] <t4nk315> Ok, so from what I understand I need to edit the commands before booting and put acpi=off
[18:28] <t4nk315> and it might work
[18:28] <t4nk315> but might turn off my fan...
[18:29] <ZerOlegend> i doubt it will disable your fan
[18:29] <Guest66013> hi what does uptime display?
[18:29] <ZerOlegend> system uptime
[18:29] <k1l> Guest66013: time since last boot
[18:30] <Guest66013> sorry upload :D
[18:30] <Guest66013> it shows: load averages: 1.94 2.20 2.17
[18:30] <ZerOlegend> yeah that is system loads
[18:30] <Guest66013> what does 1.92 mean?
[18:30] <Guest66013> 1.94
[18:30] <Guest66013> in percent?
[18:31] <habhatti> Guest66013: shows the load on your processor
[18:31] <t4nk315> acpi=off didn't work and I still hear the ubuntu drums
[18:31] <Guest66013> habhatti: in percent?
[18:31] <k1l> Guest66013: that is not net-speed. that is a number displaying the load the system is having. no not in percent
[18:31] <ZerOlegend> http://blog.scoutapp.com/articles/2009/07/31/understanding-load-averages
[18:31] <habhatti> Guest66013: no not in percent, look at the link ZerOlegend pasted
[18:32] <Guest66013> i have a quadcore cpu
[18:32] <k1l> Guest66013: above 1 means there is more jobs in the que than the system can run instantl.
[18:32] <Guest66013> and it shows: load averages: 1.94 2.20 2.17
[18:32] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Is the W8 install important to to, and if so is it backed up/imaged off the HD?
[18:32] <k1l> Guest66013: so read the link it explains it.
[18:32] <bubbasaures> to you*
[18:33] <faust> k1l: that's not true
[18:33] <Guest66013> k1l: ok, how can i simulate more load?
[18:33] <k1l> Guest66013: use prime
[18:33] <t4nk315> I made the HP cds last night, so I got a back up.  and yes it is important to me.  It has no important information, I just want to be able to dual boot
[18:33] <ZerOlegend> stress tests
[18:33] <ZerOlegend> what k1l mentioned
[18:34] <t4nk315> I do I do a nomodeset boot up?
[18:34] <t4nk315> It doesn't tell me how to do that
[18:34] <cfhowlett> dpkg_issues98697, logout, boot and older kernel, then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:34] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Cool, so note we preface with the others nick when we communicate.
[18:34] <faust> k1l: Guest66013 that number says how many CPU do you need to allow every process to not wait. This means, for example, that in a dual core environmente the max is 2 and not 1
[18:35] <k1l> faust: yes, he told he got a quadcore after i explained it....
[18:35] <Guest66013> ok but why i got 3 numbers now?
[18:35] <t4nk315> bubbasaures,sorry
[18:35] <k1l> Guest66013: they are in 3 different times.
[18:36] <k1l> Guest66013: last minute, last 5 minutes, last 15 minutes
[18:36] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, I'm at the grub screen again trying to figure out how to do a nomodeset bootup
[18:36] <k1l> Guest66013: if you would have read the link we would not have to type it all again in here
[18:37] <dpkg_issues98697> bubbasaures: thanks, I'll give that a shot right now.  Meanwhile, heres a paste k1l http://pastebin.com/uhnW7XsB
[18:37] <Guest66013> 2.63 sounds pretty high on my quadcore now...
[18:37] <ZerOlegend> k1l, that is why i posted it and quit responding
[18:37] <k1l> Guest66013: please come and ask if you have read the link: <ZerOlegend> http://blog.scoutapp.com/articles/2009/07/31/understanding-load-averages
[18:38] <bubbasaures> dpkg_issues98697, Not sure why I'm involved.
[18:38] <ZerOlegend> with the internet it is peoples choice to be uneducated now days
[18:38] <faust> Guest66013: your system will be overloaded when that number gets over 4
[18:38] <velho_> hey folks! How To invert colors in one window?
[18:38] <velho_> I'm using Ubuntu default
[18:39] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: how did you install that other kernels?
[18:39] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, I believe there it is f5 or f6 choose nomodeset and I forget the boot from there maybe ctrl-x
[18:39] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, I tried f5 and f6.  I guess I'll try ctrl-x
[18:40] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, ctrl-x is not the nomodeset boot you have to choose it.
[18:40] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, What do you see at this grub window?
[18:41] <mosquito> Hmm, does somebody know how to instal mssql ?
[18:42] <ZerOlegend> in ubuntu?
[18:42] <mosquito> Yes
[18:42] <faust> mosquito: why?
[18:42] <ZerOlegend> you don't
[18:42] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, I see Try Ubuntu, Install Ubuntu, OEM install(for manufactureers), Check disc for defects
[18:42] <mosquito> Well because of this: http://<IP_ADDRESS>  because seems like website can't connect..
[18:43] <faust> mosquito: maybe you want to use mysql
[18:43] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, I think I gotta it. "You put nomodeset between the quiet and splash part."  Found it after my 1000ths google search
[18:43] <dpkg_issues98697> cfhowlett: thanks, I'm looking into getting an old kernel to load without sitting on the grub screen. (Its a remote computer)
 dpkg_issues98697: how did you install that other kernels?
[18:44] <mosquito> Well actualy this page is a webhost where you can signup and the database is on a remote dedicated server. And the logins and ip, ports are all ok. And I don't know why it can't connect now :/
[18:44] <cfhowlett> dpkg_issues98697, I accidentally nuked a library computer today ...
[18:44] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Yes, that will work, I have not gotten to the kernel edit on a install there.
[18:45] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: All of the kernels were installed doing normal dist-upgrade , I only started trying to mess with them when I kept getting update/upgrade errors
[18:45] <habhatti> mosquito: What do you mean by "this page"?
[18:45] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: no, the 3.5 kernels
[18:45] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, Thanks for taking the time to help man
[18:46] <dpkg_issues98697> cfhowlett: The only reason I didn't just do that was they I happened to extend the timeout instead of setting it to a "wait for input setting"
[18:46] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Thanks lets just see you get all setup, good job backing up windows, you are set for any failure with a smile.
[18:46] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l : I did upgrade this machine from 12.04 to 14.04.  Is that the kernel from 12.04 still running?
[18:47] <mosquito> Website which is on webhost ( <IP_ADDRESS> ) is just a website where people can check news, and download game client since its a website for a game. And this website also includes registration which is forwarded to a remote dedicated server.
[18:47] <habhatti> mosquito: Right. And is that server running Ubuntu, or?
[18:47] <faust> mosquito: I think that your problem is about the configuration of a php script maybe you should ask on #php
[18:47] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: sorry your story gets confusing the more you tell. you started with "i had installed the 3.5 kernel and removed the 3.13 because i thought the 2.5. were the latest"
[18:47] <mosquito> Well phpscript works if I'm using a windows vps,
[18:48] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: I've never manually installed any kernels, just the ones that came automatically
[18:48] <mosquito> No the remote server is running windows server 2k8
[18:48] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: depending on what you did to install the 3.5 kernel that can explain your issues now
[18:48] <faust> mosquito: why are you asking this question here?
[18:48] <habhatti> mosquito: On which machine is Ubuntu running?
[18:48] <mosquito> Well since it's not php problem if the script works on windows server?
[18:48] <faust> it seems that you misconfigured the script
[18:48] <mosquito> Ubuntu is running on webhost
[18:49] <faust> mosquito: do you have admin access on the server the hosts the script?
[18:49] <mosquito> Yes
[18:50] <bkrvn> Guys guys! My analog sound output stopped working after a restart. Help me debug this please!
[18:50] <habhatti> mosquito: Your Apache/PHP configuration cannot access the DNS for your remote db server.
[18:50] <faust> mosquito: are you able to resolv the hostname that is written in the script from CLI?
[18:50] <tafa2> My server says: 10 packages can be updated. 10 updates are security updates.
[18:50] <tafa2> But apt-get update && apt-get upgrade only show 4 packages to be updated?
[18:50] <bkrvn> I'm on 14.04.1. It was just working half an hour ago. I was fiddling with a second monitor and restarted several times
[18:51] <mosquito> faust: what do you mean by resolv ? that it can not reach it?
[18:51] <bubbasaures> tafa2, run dist-upgrade
[18:51] <habhatti> mosquito Can you look up your db server's hostname from the command line?
[18:52] <mosquito> Ok one second.
[18:52] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: Sorry.  I'll back it up.  Some months ago I upgraded to 14.04 and after that I started noticing errors on boot and when I tried to run apt-get update.  In the past I've only really had problems when I need to clean up old kernels so today I went in, checked what version was running, which was already 3.5  .  I assumed that was the current one, since usually when I update to do ones it will automatically switch to those.  I then
[18:52] <bubbasaures> tafa2, dist-upgrade is a security and kernel "ok"
[18:52] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: ok, try a "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a"
[18:52] <tafa2> bubbasaures I see
[18:53] <tafa2> thanks!
[18:53] <bubbasaures> tafa2, Heh, just keep moving.
[18:54] <mosquito> Yes I can.
[18:57] <teaearlgraycold> How do I find out the version of my OSS AMD driver?
[18:58] <habhatti> mosquito: Hmm.
[18:58] <faust> mosquito: are you 100% sure that the hostname in the script is correct?
[18:58] <habhatti> mosquito: Consider using Google DNS nameservers using resolveconf?
[18:59] <mosquito> Yes, I can also give you the logins and you can check it on ur own :P
[19:00] <faust> mosquito: Your problem is strange... if it is not a problem you can write the ip address in the script, this shoudl circumvent the problem...
[19:01] <it_> asd
[19:02] <jak3000> hi all, cant connect remotely to my server i get this error: http://pastie.org/9736666     i do this: iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 3306 -j ACCEPT  but continue cant connecting any advice why?
[19:03] <mosquito> Well the configuration is setup allrgiht you can check it up here
[19:03] <mosquito> http://pastebin.com/7543123S
[19:04] <faust> are you sure that this format is correct? $Hoste = '<IP_ADDRESS>,1433';
[19:05] <mosquito> It works if I use it on windows server :/ so I it should be correct yes.
[19:05] <nmz787> owen1: make any progress?
[19:05] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, Ok, I got it installing now.
[19:05] <TheBigDeal> Hello
[19:05] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Excellent.
[19:05] <TheBigDeal> Can i save my applications in another partition instead of the filesystem partition?
[19:06] <bubbasaures> TheBigDeal, Why?
[19:06] <TheBigDeal> bubbasaures, no more space
[19:07] <bubbasaures> TheBigDeal, Probably resizing is what you need.
[19:07] <faust> mosquito: it looks weird to me to use comma as an ip:port separator, usually it is a colon
[19:07] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: I did the reconfigure, then I tried to fix dependencies again but I'm seeing the same (errors were encountered while processing) should I go ahead and try dist-upgrade?
[19:07] <faust> mosquito: but maybe your script expect it to be like that idk
[19:07] <TheBigDeal> bubbasaures, Yes i know, i wanted to create a live usb to resize the file system partition but i had some problems.
[19:07] <mosquito> Hmm let me change it.
[19:08] <TheBigDeal> bubbasaures, failed to load COM32 and menu.c32 something like that
[19:08] <teaearlgraycold> So it seems like xserver-xorg-video-radeon doesn't support northern island AMD GPUs?
[19:08] <TheBigDeal> bubbasaures, on the boot section
[19:08] <bubbasaures> TheBigDeal, I can't really help you beyond a resize option.
[19:08] <mosquito> No, it still doesn't works :(
[19:09] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: is /boot a seperate partition?
[19:12] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: it's lvm, I think that means it has to be separate, right?
[19:12] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: did you make some modifying of grub?
[19:12] <TheBigDeal> bubbasaures, well, you didn't answer my first question, you just asked another question :)
[19:12] <owen1> nmz787: in mapping my End key to mouse click? no. i think the issue is this command - xmodmap -e 'keycode 115 = Pointer_Button1'   it's not Pointer_Button1
[19:12] <bubbasaures> TheBigDeal, Your first question is a whim, not a good idea.
[19:12] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: ah, i am not fmailiar with lvm. please make sure there are either the things in /boot in the main partition or there is a /boot partition in "mount"
[19:12] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: no not on purpose, but this error keeps popping up
[19:12] <dpkg_issues98697> Generating grub configuration file ...cat: /video.lst: No such file or directory /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: failed to get canonical path of `'.
[19:12] <dpkg_issues98697> No path or device is specified.
[19:13] <bubbasaures> this is not windows where you would do that easily TheBigDeal
[19:13] <TheBigDeal> bubbasaures, i see :P, thanks
[19:13] <owen1> nmz787: i am also trying to make it harder to type fn key. i want it to be shift+fn so i tried this: xmodmap -e 'keycode 151 = NoSymbol XF86WakeUp NoSymbol'  but nothing happened.
[19:13] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/512753/usr-sbin-grub-probe-error-failed-to-get-canonical-path-of-when-using-g
[19:13] <nmz787> owen1: i don't know much about keyboard remapping, though I did mess with it when I last installed ubuntu
[19:14] <nmz787> owen1: that was more related to some stupid issue with the gnome terminal and changing tabs in it
[19:14] <nmz787> owen1: I was asking about your biose
[19:14] <nmz787> owen1: I saw you mentioning some dd commands, so it seems you were trying to make a bootable disc
[19:14] <t4nk315> bubbasaures, Do I need to have nomodeset permanently added to the boot loader? Now when Ubuntu starts up I get the black screen again.  Do I need to find and install drivers?
[19:15] <nmz787> bootable floppy/usb drive
[19:15] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: ok, the root directory does have a /boot/ it's not in mount
[19:15] <owen1> nmz787: oh. the bios. i didn't try updating the bios. the reason i wanted to do that is hibernation not working. someone here told me updating the bios is extreme. so i decided to find different solution. havn't find it yet.
[19:15] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: that is fine (but i am not sure if for lvm)
[19:16] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Hard to say, I would think drivers are available. nomodeset is a per-session use most often to get in to run updates/upgrades and load anything needed.
[19:16] <t4nk315> alright
[19:16] <t4nk315> Thanks
[19:16] <dpkg_issues98697> k1l: it was working fine with the same partition setup for more than a year, something seems to have gotten odd after the 14.04 upgrade
[19:16] <nmz787> owen1: updating the bios isn't extreme, you just need to be cautious
[19:16] <k1l> dpkg_issues98697: i am afk now. see  the link
[19:17] <owen1> nmz787: i don't know what 'cautious' means
[19:17] <nmz787> owen1: you need to make sure the download of the new image wasn't corrupted
[19:17] <owen1> nmz787: how?
[19:17] <nmz787> owen1: which you do with a CRC or md5 hash
[19:17] <nmz787> owen1: the bios update program might do it for you
[19:17] <nmz787> owen1: if the manufacturer didn't provide the md5 to compare against
[19:18] <bubbasaures> t4nk315, Once installed and having run a update and upgrade there is a additional drivers tab in the software & updates app where we see graphic choices
[19:18] <nmz787> owen1: there should be a program on your computer called md5sum
[19:18] <owen1> nmz787: yup. i know that
[19:18] <owen1> let me look at the lenovo site
[19:18] <nmz787> owen1: if the manufacturer had the md5 sum next to the bios image, you would compare running md5sum on the image you downloaded vs the sum on their site
[19:19] <owen1> nmz787: before i do that, is there a way to tell the version of bios i currently have?
[19:19] <nmz787> owen1: likely in your bios there is a version somewhere
[19:19] <nmz787> you might have to press a key to bring up some help screen
[19:19] <owen1> so i have to restart
[19:19] <nmz787> there may be another way through some utility or ACPI tools
[19:20] <nmz787> owen1: did lenovo give you a bios flash tool, or does it provide the updater through the bios menu?
[19:20] <owen1> nmz787: i don't know (for both questions)
[19:20] <nmz787> owen1: or does it give you an image that it asks you to boot up?
[19:20] <nmz787> ok
[19:21] <nmz787> well I assume the last one then, since you were talking about dd
[19:22] <Prezident> Howdo i remove unity and all this shit and just keep x + firefox?
[19:22] <owen1> nmz787: i was just following a blog post
[19:22] <owen1> nmz787: so i don't know if it's 'official'
[19:22] <owen1> http://positon.org/lenovo-thinkpad-bios-update-with-linux-and-usb
[19:22] <k1l> !language > Prezident
[19:23] <owen1> nmz787: bios revision: 1.17.
[19:24] <owen1> yup
[19:24] <owen1> looking online
[19:25] <nmz787> owen1: so the image should do the checksum/md5 for you
[19:25] <MonkeyDust> Prezident  stop or leave
[19:26] <nmz787> owen1: the steps in that blog post are not risky at all, unless you don't dd to the correct drive/partition (it should be the USB drive)
[19:26] <nmz787> owen1: in the case of incorrectly dd'ing, you will mess up a drive, not the bios!
[19:27] <owen1> nmz787: on lenovo's website i see BIOS Update Bootable CD, version 1.18 so i have a pretty recent bios. i don't think it's going to help.
[19:27] <nmz787> owen1: there should be a changelog
[19:27] <nmz787> or errata
[19:27] <owen1> oh. let me see
[19:27] <nmz787> that tells you what changed
[19:27] <djinja> any way to get rid of the bell on the right top of unity (with empathy and xchat and stuff)
[19:28] <dorkusmaximus> you could use gnome instead
[19:28] <owen1> nmz787: i downloaded the iso. how do i get the changelog?
[19:28] <nmz787> owen1: link to download page?
[19:28] <nmz787> it should be on the page
[19:28] <owen1> nmz787: the first link - http://support.lenovo.com/vn/vi/products/laptops-and-netbooks/thinkpad-x-series-laptops/thinkpad-x1-carbon-type-20a7-20a8?c=1
[19:29] <owen1> i have gen 2 (20a7)
[19:29] <nmz787> http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/gruj14uc.txt
[19:29] <nmz787> owen1: ^
[19:29] <nmz787> it was the README
[19:29] <owen1> oh
[19:30] <nmz787> owen1: I don't see anything about hibernation or ACPI or power management
[19:30] <owen1> nmz787: yup! thank a lot
[19:30] <nmz787> owen1: so I don't think it will help :)
[19:31] <nmz787> owen1: have you updated using ubuntu updater?
[19:32] <owen1> nmz787: i tried modifying com.ubuntu.desktop.pkla and also /etc/systemd/logind.conf based on a few blog posts.
[19:32] <nmz787> owen1: did you do a clean install of the latest ubuntu distro?
[19:32] <owen1> nmz787: yup
[19:32] <owen1> i use i3 instead of unity. unity is still installed though.
[19:33] <owen1> should i try to login into unity?
[19:33] <ylmfos> ;l;
[19:33] <nmz787> owen1: hmm, idk
[19:33] <nmz787> owen1: I don't think the window manager would have such an effect
[19:33] <ylmfos> turk var mi
[19:33] <owen1> yeah
[19:34] <ylmfos> burasi nere_
[19:40] <Guest20785> Hi, I was here a little while ago. I have an external /dev/sdd that will not let me delete files from it. How do I get read/write access?
[19:41] <Prezident> try chmod it
[19:41] <Prezident> the files you wanna del.
[19:44] <dormac> Hey I cannot open the Chrome after updating to 14.04 already tried reinstalling, any ideas? I need for a couple of extensions
[19:46] <Guest20785> Prezident: I tried that, the issue is that I already deleted them to the trash but I cannot empty the trash or restore the items to the external hd
[19:47] <Prezident> dormac: are you able to open it as root from terminal?
[19:47] <Prezident> Guest20785: uhm, okay!
[19:48] <dormac> Prezident let me try it, brb
[19:51] <k1l> dormac: open a terminal and run it from there. see what errors come up
[19:51] <k1l> and never ever run gui programs as root "just to test". that will mess with your permissions
 i have a DL380Gen8 server, with 2x ssd and 3x sata, i configured the logical drives and disks are detected, now when i boot to install ubuntu i get no disks detected
[19:55] <dormac> Prezident cannot find the way to open chrome in terminal, can you help me?
[19:56] <k1l> dormac: open a terminal, "chrome" enter
[19:56] <bprompt> dormac:     tried installing the latest chrome?   39 I think
[19:57] <dormac> k1l "chrome: cannot find order" on terminal
[19:57] <Guest20785> If chmod doesn't work to give access to a read-only external hdd, what can you do?
[19:57] <k1l> dormac: sorry, its "google-chrome"
[19:57] <teward> Guest20785: chmod would only help on ext4 systems.  if it's fat32 or ntfs it won't help at all
[19:58] <teward> Guest20785: the solution is to change the mount parameters either by manual mount or in fstab to have the proper permissoins sets
[19:58] <soham> HI! is it possible to login as root in Lubuntu 14?
[19:58] <dormac> k1l got it, it says "/usr/bin/google-chrome: error while loading shared libraries: libudev.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[19:58] <teward> !root | soham
[19:59] <dormac> k1l weird, i just installed it, i'm gonna try again
[19:59] <Guest20785> teward: ah, right...it is fat32. Can I just reformat the whole thing using to be ext using fdisk? or do I have to change the moutn parameters first?
[19:59] <MonkeyDust> Guest20785  backup first!
[19:59] <k1l> dormac: what ubuntu is that exactly?
[19:59] <soham> Is there a way to start something like this without asking the password? wine /opt/hfs.exe
[20:00] <Guest20785> MonkeyDust: already did
[20:00] <MonkeyDust> dormac  what's the outout of   cat /etc/issue
[20:00] <soham> Sorry ! with GKSU wine /opt/hfs.exe?? I basically want to run a Wine Program as ROOT!
[20:00] <MonkeyDust> soham  wine is "windows" and hfs is "mac" ... what are yoy trying to do?
[20:01] <k1l> soham: why would you ever want this?
[20:01] <soham> Anyone??
[20:01] <teward> Guest20785: the question is what is the ultimate use case
[20:01] <Guest20785> soham: what program are you trying to run as root?
[20:01] <teward> Guest20785: if the use case is cross-platform, no, stick to FAT or NTFS and jsut mount it with adequate permissions
[20:01] <teward> soham: Wine doesn't operate in that method.
[20:01] <soham> HFS is a Windows HTTP File server! I want to use it on Ubuntu! and HFS needs root permission to bind the ports!
 i have a DL380Gen8 server, with 2x ssd and 3x sata, i configured the logical drives and disks are detected, now when i boot to install ubuntu i get no disks detected
[20:02] <dormac> MonkeyDust Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS \n \l
[20:02] <dormac> k1l Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS \n \l
[20:02] <Guest20785> teward: well, I had read/write access and I was backing up data on my external hdd. I run all linux, but I could foresee file transfer to other systems.
[20:02] <soham> teward: Try and see! gksu wine hfs.exe!
[20:02] <k1l> soham: that is just plain idiotic to run a webserver within wine.
[20:02] <teward> soham: the issue with Wine is that if run as `sudo` it'll run under the root namespace and won't work as you expect it to.
[20:02] <teward> soham: it's also a security risk AND idiotic to run webservers within wine
[20:02] <loki__> soham, you are wrong, you can bind > 1024 port
[20:02] <teward> soham: and no, i'm not trying - i already write testcases for wine.
[20:02] <Guest20785> soham: have you tried to use samba?
[20:02] <loki__> and the redirect using iptables
[20:03] <soham> teward: I've checked it! What Im trying to accomplish do Work!! I just need a way to launch it at startup and without the annoying GKSU password prompt!
[20:04] <a13x212> i'm trying to block traffic to specific ip using ufw but doesn't seem to work: sudo ufw deny out to <ip>
[20:04] <soham> a13x212: Firestarter works :P
[20:04] <a13x212> what is firestarter?
[20:05] <soham> Guest20785: Yes! and HFS suports themed fake websites!! You should check HFS and its features!! Then you will understand what IM tryting to do!
[20:05] <soham> a13x212: IpTables GUI. Use Google!
[20:06] <loki__> soham, just write upstart job
[20:06] <k1l> soham: that doesnt make any sense. and if you want to fake sites for illegal purposes its not supported here anyways
[20:07] <soham> loki__: How? What will be the upstart jon to start : wine hfs.exe ?
[20:07] <loki__> soham, basicly i think you need add wine prefix var too
[20:08] <soham> kil: You misunderstood me! It allows you to make Fake websites in the sense, you put 100 files in a folder and flash them via IP as a full blown website!! Please check HFS on Google!
[20:08] <Guest20785> teward: Sorry, I am looking for a link to manual mount or fstab to change permissions
[20:08] <soham> Guest20785: sudo apt-get install pysdm
[20:09] <k1l> soham: there are a billion of native linux webservers that do the exact same.
[20:09] <soham> loki__: Im quite ignorant in that sense!! Can you just write me the upstart job!?
[20:09] <soham> kil; Such as?? And where do I get templates
[20:09] <dormac> k1l solved! tnx for your help
[20:10] <soham> ?
[20:10] <dormac> Prezident solved! tnx for your help
[20:10] <k1l> soham: why do you not think about using a linux program instead of wanting the windows program all the time?
[20:10] <loki__> soham, here is example http://pastebin.com/nBZ6YGes
[20:10] <Prezident> dormac: glads me alot, enjoy the nice chrome.. i prefer lynx myself.
[20:10] <Prezident> luakit is also pretty nice, but have fun!
[20:11] <dormac> Prezident I don't really like it, I just need a couple of its extensions, how is lynx?
[20:11] <loki__> soham, place it into /etc/init and call it like "notebook_fn.conf"
[20:11] <Prezident> lynx is terminal based, luakit might be the quickest one in world.
[20:11] <Prezident> luakit is desktop version.
[20:12] <boxmein> wolo
[20:12] <zgn> hello, im currently creating a windows 7 install usb using win7, how would i go about keeping lubuntu 12.04 in a dual-boot? preferablly a pretty gui dual boot i have a powerful rig
[20:13] <zgn> can anyone help me?
[20:13] <zgn> hello, im currently creating a windows 7 install usb using win7, how would i go about keeping lubuntu 12.04 in a dual-boot? preferablly a pretty gui dual boot i have a powerful rig
[20:22] <frecel> is askubuntu down for everyone else or is it just me?
[20:22] <k1l> frecel: works fine
[20:24] <Guest20785> teward: alright, I backed up my /etc/fstab and I am looking at fstab, but I do not see my currently mounted external hdd
[20:25] <Guest20785> teward: http://pastebin.com/aK3ketRS
[20:26] <ubuntuaddicted> does anyone know of a way to change the color of my led's in my Tt Poseidon Z keyboard using ubuntu?
[20:26] <bubbasaures> Guest20785, You add to fstab for mounting
[20:27] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Yep, External automounting drive, nust make an enty in that gile to make it "automount" : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131 .
[20:27] <Bashing-om> nust/must*
[20:30] <shadowe989> *sigh* people seem to forget how IRC works... Its not active chat. I had the answer to a guys question above but he left. Is RAM and CPU cycles in such short supply again? lol
[20:30] <shadowe989> we should get the topic set to ask people to wait a little bit before leaving
[20:31] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: Sorry, I didn't quite understand your last comment. I am looking at the link, not sure how to add /dev/sdd1 automount
[20:31] <k1l> shadowe989: good idea with just one problem: who reads the topic :/
[20:32] <shadowe989> k1l: I do, ##Python has me by the... neck with the "no lol zone" rule.
[20:32] <shadowe989> k1l: speaking of topic, 10.04LTS is still supported?
[20:32] <k1l> shadowe989: the server version, yes. the desktop, no
[20:33] <shadowe989> k1l: Oh wow, thanks, didn't notice server edition had longer support. nice.
[20:33] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: show us -> sudo fdisk -lu | pastebinit ( MBR partitioning), and we show ya the edit to make.
[20:33] <k1l> shadowe989: back then. from 12.04 on both lts versions do have 5 years support
[20:34] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/VcddfUEb
[20:34] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Looking at http://pastebin.com/VcddfUEb , gimme a bit .
[20:41] <Lock_> If an interface device shows up in ifconfig -a yet does not show up in the interface condif file is it as simple as manually adding the interface into the file?
[20:41] <Lock_> *config
[20:42] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: OK, working,, we are deaking here with vfatfile system ( 4GB file size linirs !) .. let's get the UUID -> sudo blkid | pastebinit <- .
[20:43] <Bashing-om> deaking/dealing*
[20:44] <Guest20785> Bushing-om: http://pastebin.com/ymncvzAn
[20:45] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: looking at http://pastebin.com/ymncvzAn .
[20:45] <Ad1> hi, does anyone tried new Xubuntu 14.10?
[20:46] <habhatti>  I did, briefly, Ad1
[20:46] <Ad1> it haven't got any problems with stability or programs compatibility?
[20:46] <habhatti> Um, worked fine for me with everything except Netbeans.
[20:46] <k1l> Ad1: that depends on your system and your programs.  best is if you just test it yourselv
[20:47] <Ad1> hmm... i have TV card, and it doesn't work on live cd
[20:48] <bri_> Anyone having a problem with youtube crashing in chromium?  It blacks out the screen then I have to manually shut the computer down
[20:48] <zoidfarb1> I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 in gnome-fallback mode. Can I upgrade to Ubuntu GNOME 14.10?
[20:49] <zoidfarb1> Or would I have to do a complete reinstall?
[20:50] <ubuntuaddicted> trying to setup a udev rules, how do i make sure a certain webcam always get's mapped to /dev/video0 and the other one always to /dev/video1?
[20:50] <Ad1> zoidfarb1: i think you can
[20:52] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: sudo mkdir /media/<username>/external , add to /etc/fatab  file -> uuid=46FD-94BA /media/<username>/external auto users,uid=1000,gid=100,utf8,dmask=027,fmask=137 0 0 // Where <username> is your actual username. See how this works out for you, the options are variable.
[20:54] <Blinkiz> Hello. I having a weird network speed problem. I can not come over 380 Mbit with iperf (or anything else) on my Ubuntu 14.04 server. How can I troubleshoot this? The server is a virtualization host, I have the same upper speed limit between host and guest.
[20:54] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Make the above, and prior to rebboting, check with terminal command -> mount -a <- no output here is good-to-go .
[20:55] <Bashing-om> rebooting*
[20:55] <Ad1> i've got problem with Medion Creatix CTX948 TV Card when I'm running Xubuntu 14.10 LiveCD, will it correctly find my TV Card and it will work?
[20:58] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: special device uuid=46FD-94BA does not exist
[20:58] <kovisk> hi
[20:59] <kovisk> how to restore the settings of my audio? this robotic-sounding.
[20:59] <Guest20785> Bashing-om,: Here is my fstab change http://pastebin.com/iusR13St
[20:59] <Guest20785> kovisk: are you using alsa?
[21:00] <kovisk> Guest20785, yes
[21:00] <kovisk> lubuntu
[21:00] <kovisk> 14.04
[21:00] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: is the external drive plugged in ? did you -> mkdir /media/guest20785/external - where quest20785 is your actual login username ?
[21:01] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: yes
[21:01] <kovisk> how to restore the settings of my audio?
[21:01] <kovisk> use lubuntu 14.04
[21:01] <kovisk> help
[21:01] <arunpyasi> guys, please help me fix an ftp file permission stuff :D
[21:02] <Guest20785> kovisk: what sounds robotic sounding? you can try sudo speaker-test to see if it is outputting properly
[21:03] <orangematt> I have a failed Ubuntu Server 14.04 installation (lost power midway through). Tried to reinstall from LiveUSB, but the disk doesn’t appear to the installer. I booted into a trial desktop environment and discovered that there is a volume on that disk mounted to /dev/loop1 that I can’t delete. The drive doesn’t show up in Gparted, either. Any ideas?
[21:03] <rannger9997> hello!
[21:04] <kovisk> in fact he's not serious, just out the voice.
[21:04] <Guest20785> kovisk: sudo alsa force-reload will reload the existing configuration after boot
[21:04] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: And ''e' is your true login username ? ? else as we are looking at encrypted file systems, I no longer know .
[21:04] <frixcool> hi
[21:04] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: yep, e
[21:04] <kovisk> no bass
[21:04] <Seveas> orangematt: /dev/loop1 is a loopback device (to mount an iso). That's related to the live desktop you are running :)
[21:05] <Seveas> orangematt: can you please pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l
[21:05] <Seveas> kovisk: all about that bass, bout that bass, no treble :)
[21:06] <Guest20785> kovisk: you can't hear low tones, is it a laptop?
[21:06] <kovisk> Guest20785, no use laptop, yes desktop
[21:06] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Sorry, IF this were a normal install, should workie; with encryption, I do not know .. others advise better, please .
[21:06] <orangematt> seveas: yes, give me one second
[21:08] <Seveas> kovisk: there's no global equalizer setting in Ubuntu afaik. Try using a different application to play the file to see if that's correct.
[21:09] <rio_zenta> Hello
[21:09] <kovisk> Seveas, I've done it. tried VLC, then qmmp.
[21:09] <rio_zenta> When trying to follow these instructions here: http://www.sudo-juice.com/how-to-a-set-static-ip-in-ubuntu/ .. I managed to get a static IP set up yesterday, but now it is no longer working today. Is there a fault with network manager?
[21:10] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Remove the "//" from the end of the fstab line .. that was but a seperator for my own statement, not a part of the fstab format !
[21:10] <Seveas> kovisk: ok, did you do anything special toyour sound setup, such as removing pulseaudio and/or installing jack?
[21:11] <kovisk> Seveas, no
[21:11] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: still does not exist
[21:11] <ubuntuaddicted> how can i ensure a certain webcam always is /dev/video0?
[21:12] <Seveas> ubuntuaddicted: you can probably do some mucking about with udev rules
[21:12] <Seveas> ubuntuaddicted: for details, use google, I don't know them by heart either :)
[21:13] <rio_zenta> anybody else had issues with network manager?
[21:14] <ubuntuaddicted> Seveas, i know i need to use a udev rule BUT what i'm confused on is i want to ensure a certain webcam is always mapped to /dev/video0 because by default guvcview uses that webcam when i open it
[21:14] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Again I am back to " I do not know" as we know that it does in fact exist " /dev/sdd1: UUID="46FD-94BA" TYPE="vfat" " Why it is not being read I do not know.
[21:17] <orangematt> Seveas: Here is the output of my fdisk: pastebin.com/LmbUUXhr
[21:18] <Seveas> ubuntuaddicted: http://askubuntu.com/questions/187251/udev-webcam-rule-read-but-not-respected
[21:19] <Seveas> ubuntuaddicted: you seem to have a single 16GB disk with a single partition that is currently formatted as fat32 drive for windows. Do you want to completely wipe this drive and just install Ubuntu? Ot is this perhaps the live usb on a 16gb usb drive?
[21:20] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: Still should workie (?_) :: File types: >> auto: The file system type (ext3, iso9660, etc) it detected automatically. Usually works. Used for removable devices (CD/DVD, Floppy drives, or USB/Flash drives) as the file system may vary on these devices.
[21:20] <Seveas> err, that last one was for orangematt :)
[21:21] <orangematt> Seveas: That’s the live usb. I have another 250gb sata disk that I was trying to install Ubuntu to, but it is no longer seen by the system.
[21:22] <Guest20785> Bashing-om: oh well thanks anyway
[21:22] <Seveas> orangematt: the brownout may have killed it :(
[21:22] <orangematt> :-( very sad
[21:23] <orangematt> Seveas: Thanks for your help
[21:23] <Seveas> orangematt: can you pastebin the output of dmesg? It may say something about the drive.
[21:23] <Bashing-om> Guest20785: I am dissappointed not working out, ask again, see if those with encryption experience can advise better.
[21:23] <orangematt> Seveas: sure
[21:27] <orangematt> Seveas: pastebin.com/5QFEJzcq
[21:31] <Seveas> orangematt: nothing :( At this point I'd check if the bios still sees the disk. If it does, try another os and see what happens. If it does not, power off and unplug/replog the sata controller (if it's a separate board) and the drive (both data and power)
[21:31] <Seveas> and when I say power off, I mean remove power cable (and battery, if laptop)
[21:32] <Seveas> rio_zenta: what's the problem with networkmanager?
[21:32] <frankdrey> so for some reason, when my laptop is plugged in, the mouse battery shows up in the status bar
[21:33] <rio_zenta> Seveas: I can't seem to assign a static ip address without it failing
[21:33] <orangematt> Seveas: Thanks. I will try that.
[21:33] <Seveas> rio_zenta: how is it failing?
[21:33] <bekks> rio_zenta: "without it failing"?
[21:34] <rio_zenta> no internet connection, Seveas , bekks
[21:34] <jt> I'm trying to install ubuntu on my macbook retina. The only option it gives me for installation type is 'replace Mac OSX with Ubuntu' or 'Something else', if I do something else I have to setup my own partitions. When I go to 'Something else' I have 250 gigs of free space.
[21:34] <bekks> rio_zenta: Then how do you configure your static IP?
[21:34] <jt> Is there something wrong with the 14.10 installer? Does anyone know what the partition breakdowns should be for a macbook pro retina?
[21:34] <New2ubuntu> HI everyone
[21:34] <frankdrey> plugged in: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vb0dqf7pqcj6i96/Screenshot%20from%202014-11-22%2013%3A33%3A31.png?dl=0
[21:34] <Seveas> rio_zenta: my first guess would be that you entered the wrong settings :)
[21:34] <frankdrey> unplugged: https://www.dropbox.com/s/un51jvygpxotqyz/Screenshot%20from%202014-11-22%2013%3A34%3A00.png?dl=0
[21:35] <New2ubuntu> I recently installed Ubuntu and it shows Gallium 0.4 on NVE6 under Graphics when it should show Nvidia GEforce 660
[21:35] <rio_zenta> Seveas, weirdly, it worked last night, now it is failing
[21:35] <New2ubuntu> How do I solve this?
[21:35] <bekks> New2ubuntu: How do you solve what?
[21:35] <New2ubuntu> bekks I recently installed Ubuntu and it shows Gallium 0.4 on NVE6 under Graphics when it should show Nvidia GEforce 660
[21:35] <bekks> New2ubuntu: Which driver do you use?
[21:36] <Seveas> !nvidia
[21:36] <New2ubuntu> CUrrently using NVIDIA binary driver - version 331.38 from nvidia 331 updates
[21:37] <Seveas> rio_zenta: do you have an IP? And a default gateway? Can you ping the default gateway? Can you ping other devices on your local network? Is the cable plugged in? :)
[21:38] <rio_zenta> Seveas, I set the IP address at .0.175 (assuming that 175 is way out of the DCHP range). I also used nm-tool to check for the correct DNS, gateway, etc.
[21:38] <Ben64> New2ubuntu: where exactly are you talking about
[21:38] <bekks> New2ubuntu: Can you pastebin "sudo lspci -k" please and provide the URL?
[21:38] <Ben64> New2ubuntu: post a pastebin or screenshot
[21:39] <Seveas> rio_zenta: that didn't answer half my questions :)
[21:39] <rio_zenta> Seveas, I pinged default gateway, failure resulted there.
[21:39] <rio_zenta> cable plugged in, yes.
[21:40] <rio_zenta> Seveas, pinged another device, same result as pinging gateway
[21:40] <Seveas> rio_zenta: ok, so your gateway isn't liking you. Is the link up? (sudo ethtool eth0)
[21:40] <New2ubuntu> beeks and ben64: http://pastebin.com/RBHPw8uE
[21:40] <New2ubuntu> here's the pastebin
[21:44] <bekks> New2ubuntu: You are still using nouveau, not the nvidia driver.
[21:44] <New2ubuntu> how do I switch to the nvidia driver?
[21:44] <bekks> New2ubuntu: could you pastebin "dpkg -l | grep nvidia" please?
[21:45] <New2ubuntu> bekks: http://pastebin.com/rfS6uNEh
[21:45] <wagle> my 14.04.1 system wont startup xwindows today..  worked fine until a update yesterday..  is this known?
[21:46] <Ben64> New2ubuntu: have you restarted since installing nvidia drivers
[21:46] <bubbasaures> wagle, Update include a kernel?
[21:46] <New2ubuntu> ben64, not yet
[21:46] <Ben64> New2ubuntu: do that then
[21:46] <New2ubuntu> ok, I will do it and report back in
[21:46] <New2ubuntu> thanks
[21:47] <bekks> wagle: Works fine here.
[21:47] <wagle> bubbasaures: no, but i rebooted
[21:47] <LordFoobar> Hi, yesterday I dual-booted to Windows (after about 6 months of not doing so) and Windows screwed the system date. Now, my computer show one hour behind (Windows probably changed DST... by changing the system clock.... who knows...) and, now, I can't change it from Ubuntu Gnome 14.04. ... How does one set up NTP and sync with Gnome 3? All I read on the web is something with systemd (?)
[21:47] <LordFoobar> Why isn't there a UI for that?
[21:48] <bubbasaures> LordFoobar, This a wubi install?
[21:48] <k1l> LordFoobar: click on the system clock, then settings for date and time. there is a setting for npt syncing
[21:49] <LordFoobar> bubbasaures, no. I'm a sorta "long" Linux user and installed Windows 7 mostly for my games when I bought this computer early this year. I installed Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 in dual boot after that using the live CD
[21:50] <LordFoobar> k1l, all I see is "Automatic Date and Time" and "Automatic Timezone", but no "sync" button, or anywhere to setup the ntp server address
[21:50] <new2ubuntu> Thank you guys, it worked!
[21:50] <Cykit> How do you recover the root password ?
[21:50] <bekks> LordFoobar: It just uses the Ubuntu ntp servers.
[21:50] <bekks> !root | Cykit
[21:51] <Seveas> Cykit: you don't. But you can set it with sudo or via recovery mode.
[21:51] <k1l> LordFoobar: oh yes, there used to be some setting. seems like gnome got rid of that. but the sync is done with the ubuntu ntp servers iirc
[21:51] <LordFoobar> bekks, then, why isn't it sync'ing the time? It's been over 15 hours now and the computer is still behind 1 hour
[21:51] <k1l> Cykit: you dont need to recover. there is none.
[21:52] <bekks> LordFoobar: Because NTP will not change the time in one big step, but will adjust it slowly.
[21:52] <Seveas> LordFoobar: ntpd doesn't do large leaps. You're going to want to do a manual ntpdate call.
[21:52] <Cykit> Then what is the purpose of having root access?
[21:52] <LordFoobar> Seveas, details?
[21:52] <LordFoobar> Seveas, I'm comfortable with the terminal
[21:52] <k1l> Cykit: please read the message and link from the bot
[21:52] <Seveas> LordFoobar: sudo /etc/init.d/ntpd stop; sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com; sudo /etc/init.d/ntpd start
[21:52] <Cykit> thanks
[21:52] <bekks> Cykit: The purpose is the ability of performing actions requiring root privileges.
[21:53] <Seveas> LordFoobar: you can also tell Ubuntu that the hardware clock runs on local time instead of UTC, to cooperate with windows.
[21:53] <Seveas> (though I forgot how, you'll have to google it :))
[21:54] <LordFoobar> Seveas, seems like the ntp deamon is not installed O_o
[21:54] <Seveas> heh.
[21:54] <frankdrey> hwclock --localtime --systohc is how I did it in Arch, not sure if there are any issues with that in Ubuntu
[21:55] <bekks> frankdrey: There are now issues with that in Ubuntu. But it doesnt change time slowly, but in one big step.
[21:55] <Seveas> frankdrey: that's how to do it once, but iirc there's an initscript that you'll need to tell what to do too
[21:55] <frankdrey> ah
[21:56] <Seveas> It's been ages since I had to care about windows though :)
[21:56]  * frankdrey doesn't multi boot :P
[21:57] <Bashing-om> Seveas: Info: Windows defaults to considering the hardware clock to being local time. Ubuntu (and pretty much all *NIX systems) defaults to considering the hardware clock to be UTC. So every time you boot Windows it's "fixing" the hardware clock, and setting it back X hours from UTC to your local time.
[21:57] <frankdrey> i just keep all my files online and when i get bored of an OS, wipe and reinstall
[21:57] <Seveas> The only multiboot I do is wearing two boots. 'cause wearing only one is silly :)
[21:57] <frankdrey> :p
[21:57] <Seveas> Bashing-om: if you had read what's going on, you might have guessed that I already know this :)
[21:58] <rio_zenta> Seveas, Is it possible that my router is using the full range for DCHP and that is the issue?
[21:58] <Seveas> rio_zenta: could be, but I can't help you debugging if you don't answer my questions.
[21:59] <rio_zenta> frankdrey, You've probably never had to deal with the nightmare of setting your system up for dev work
[21:59] <Bashing-om> Seveas: OK, then you know to check in " /etc/default/rcS " ?
[21:59] <rio_zenta> Seveas, I think I did answer all your questions
[21:59] <rio_zenta> Seveas, Even changing my DNS from router to ISP didn't work.
[21:59] <Seveas> Bashing-om: no, that's the bit I was missing. LordFoobar did you see what Bashing-om just said? the UTC setting in that file is what you need.
[21:59] <frankdrey> rio_zenta, eh, i do android apps, install android sdk + intellij + maven, i'm good
[22:00] <wagle> nouveau doesnt work, yet it was reinstalled, causing the nvidia driver to barf..  yay
[22:00] <rio_zenta> Don't you need to compile android apps? frankdrey
[22:00] <Seveas> rio_zenta: we're not at DNS yet. We're at the link layer. Does 'sudo ethtool eth0' say that link is detected?
[22:00] <AlexPortable> My mouse went unresponsive and froze for 10 secs, then it worked again, but I couldn't click anything. Keyboard was compeltely unresponsive. What can be the problem?
[22:00] <LordFoobar> Seveas, Bashing-om, huh?
[22:01] <k1l> AlexPortable: see dmesg
[22:01] <rio_zenta> ethool: command not found
[22:01] <AlexPortable> just run that command?
[22:01] <rio_zenta> Seveas, ^^^
[22:01] <k1l> AlexPortable: yes
[22:01] <AlexPortable> i must say that I force turned off the system, so i'm not quite sure if it saved everything
[22:01] <Seveas> LordFoobar: see Bashing-om's last messages for details on how to make Ubuntu cooperate with windows when it comes to time.
[22:01] <k1l> AlexPortable: ...
[22:01] <rio_zenta> AlexPortable, Problem could be many things. Just reset and continue using
[22:02] <k1l> AlexPortable: than see in /var/log the logrotations of syslog and dmesg
[22:02] <Bashing-om> LordFoobar: " # assume that the BIOS clock is set to UTC time (recommended) >> UTC=yes . Set to no, and see what results .
[22:02] <LordFoobar> Bashing-om, yeah, I see that :) I was wondering if there was any other magic setting I had to use
[22:03] <Seveas> rio_zenta: of fun... set it back to dhcp for a bit and install ethtool.
[22:03] <LordFoobar> Bashing-om, it's already "no"
[22:03] <frankdrey> rio_zenta, yeah just need jdk, which is usually a dependency anyway, and intellij has a built in build system that is good enough
[22:04] <Bashing-om> LordFoobar: Default is 'yes' // might try the default and see (??) .
[22:04] <rio_zenta> That's great to see frankdrey . These days, even JavaScript needs  things like NPM :-/
[22:04] <AlexPortable> rio_zenta: well i have problems more often. 10.04 ran without any issue
[22:04] <rio_zenta> Aah okay AlexPortable , that is why we can assist you if probs are persistent :)
[22:06] <AlexPortable> 22:41:33 dbus[625]: [system] Activating service name='org.freedesktop.nm_dispatcher' (using servicehelper)
[22:06] <AlexPortable> 22:41:33 dbus[625]: [system] Successfully activated service 'org.freedesktop.nm_dispatcher'
[22:06] <AlexPortable> 22:52:25 kernel: [41540.688020] [sched_delayed] sched: RT throttling activated
[22:06] <k1l> AlexPortable: put more than just that into the pastbin
[22:06] <AlexPortable> ok
[22:06] <LordFoobar> Bashing-om, doesn't do anything. Restarting ntp and running ntpdate does not change anything. wth
[22:06] <rio_zenta> Use this instead: https://pastee.org
[22:06] <frankdrey> rio_zenta, ah :/
[22:07] <k1l> AlexPortable: if you rebooted you must see the .0 or .1 logs.
[22:07] <Bashing-om> LordFoobar: 1 hour ... are you effected by daylight saving time ? perhaps there is a setting for this ??
[22:08] <LordFoobar> Bashing-om, yes, but the time is already set one hour behind, like if it was applying DST over NTP
[22:08] <AlexPortable> http://pastebin.com/swkkGyrz
[22:09] <AlexPortable> the 22:54 is rebooted. not sure about the rest
[22:09] <LordFoobar> Bashing-om, GMT-5 is 17:08, yet, NTP sync at 16:08
[22:09] <bekks> LordFoobar: Which timezone are you in?
[22:10] <LordFoobar> GMT-5
[22:10] <rio_zenta> Seveas, ethtool installed. Should I now retry manual settings on Network Manager and then run ethtool?
[22:10] <bekks> LordFoobar: And which country is that? :)
[22:10] <Bashing-om> LordFoobar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime (?) .
[22:10] <AlexPortable> k1l:  http://pastebin.com/swkkGyrz
[22:10] <rio_zenta> canada
[22:10] <LordFoobar> hmm... Canada, the same time as New York
[22:11] <bekks> LordFoobar: So why dont you select US/New York then?
[22:11] <LordFoobar> I did :)
[22:11] <bekks> You said you selected GMT-5
[22:11] <LordFoobar> http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/gmt-5/
[22:11] <LordFoobar> bekks, ^^
[22:12] <bekks> LordFoobar: GMT != UTC.
[22:12] <rio_zenta> It is possible that the GMT hasn't adjusted for daylight savings
[22:12] <k1l> AlexPortable: which ubuntu? native install?
[22:12] <LordFoobar> bekks, Ubuntu says that, in New York, right now, the time is 4:12pm
[22:12] <LordFoobar> bekks, which is false
[22:13] <rio_zenta> is new york 5.12pm?
[22:13] <LordFoobar> rio_zenta, yes
[22:14] <AlexPortable> k1l: 14.04 yes
[22:14] <LordFoobar> rio_zenta, http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/usa/new-york
[22:14] <rio_zenta> Does that mean that for GMT-, they adjust the time forward and not backward? eg. New York goes from 4.12pm in summer to 5.12pm in winter?
[22:14] <bekks> LordFoobar: Whats the output of "cat /etc/timezone"?
[22:14] <LordFoobar> rio_zenta, huh, no :P
[22:15] <LordFoobar> bekks, "America/New_York" (as I said)
[22:15] <rio_zenta> LordFoobar, You could just set it to GMT-4 and carry on until you change it again next year :P
[22:15] <k1l> AlexPortable: "something" blocked your system. maybe some heavy load. but nothing i can see. next time dont reboot but do report a bug then. so the devs can have a look
[22:16] <bekks> LordFoobar: You said GMT-5 ;) However - did you try to disable NTP, set the clock manually, run sudo hwclock -systohc; and enable NTP again?
[22:19] <user1> hi guys, I would like to use the default tty font in Unity, but I can't this font back in unity-tweak-tool. Can somebody help to find and setup this font?
[22:22] <LordFoobar> rio_zenta, I would rather not, no :)
[22:23] <orangematt> Seveas: Found a solution. I reset the BIOS by reinstalling the CMOS battery and the drive showed up. Thanks for your help.
[22:23] <user1> hi guys, I would like to use the default tty font in Unity, but I can't this font back in unity-tweak-tool. Can somebody help to find and setup this font?
[22:23] <LordFoobar> bekks, unless I can manually set the time, then try to sync... I don't know why the NTP servers would return a false timestamp
[22:23] <guntbert> !repeat | user1
[22:24] <bekks> LordFoobar: They dont. As I said, NTP will not change your time in one big step, but in very smal intervals.
[22:25] <rio_zenta> ping Seveas ]
[22:25] <onemansubmarine> hi, is it possible to use the cool-retro-term on ubuntu 12.04?
[22:26] <onemansubmarine> so far I have only found instrunctions for Ubuntu 14
[22:30] <fadi> HELLO
[22:30] <fadi> how are you ?
[22:31] <k1l> fadi: good. how can we help you?
[22:31] <fadi> iam new here
[22:32] <fadi> i dont know what i do :(
[22:32] <k1l> fadi: :)  we have another channel for talking: #ubuntu-offtopic . this channel is for solving ubuntu issues
[22:33] <fadi> how i can enter it ?
[22:33] <ChogyDan> can anyone help me figure out which kernel the current 3.16 ubuntu kernel corresponds to in the mainline kernel ppa?
[22:33] <TriNiTy> its always a good feeling when you have accomplished something
[22:33] <TriNiTy> an others bear witness to talent
[22:33] <k1l> fadi: rightclick on the name and select join channel
[22:33] <TriNiTy> not to be too flamboyantly cocky
[22:34] <TriNiTy> The Feels son
[22:34] <fadi> can you send me the link again mr.kil
[22:34] <Seveas> rio_zenta: hi. I was distracted by youtube :) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diU70KshcjA)
[22:34] <k1l> !ot | fadi
[22:35] <Seveas> rio_zenta: yes, try the manual settings again and see what happens
[22:35] <tavoe> Ok. I have done something bad to my hard drive
[22:35] <rio_zenta> Seveas, the output of ethtool for manual settings is the same for DCHP
[22:36] <fadi> hi
[22:36] <rio_zenta> fadi, scroll to the words #ubuntu-offtopic, right click and "join room"
[22:36] <Seveas> rio_zenta: 'link detected: yes' ?
[22:36] <rio_zenta> *channel
[22:36] <fadi> which room?
[22:36] <rio_zenta> Seveas, yes
[22:36] <k1l> !ot | fadi
[22:36] <tavoe> If it is plugged in and I boot, I can't even get into BIOS. So, I'm booting from a flash drive with the HD unplugged. I want to copy the data off the HD and format it, but ubuntu isn't finding the drive as it can't be plugged in a boot. What are my choices?
[22:37] <rio_zenta> fadi, #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:37] <mcilroy_> is there a command like cat, but it writes the argument string like: cat "this line of text" | ....
[22:37] <SchrodingersScat> mcilroy_: like echo?
[22:37] <Seveas> rio_zenta: ok, layer 1 and 2 covered. Now gateway. What's your IP and the router's IP?
[22:37] <mcilroy_> GODDAMNIT, lol
[22:37] <SchrodingersScat> mcilroy_: also printf
[22:38] <mcilroy_> i don't know why i thought echo couldnt be piped, so i didnt even check.
[22:38] <mcilroy_> thanks
[22:38] <rio_zenta> Seveas, my routers IP is at .0.1 and the IP for the machine is set to .0.175
[22:39] <Seveas> with the same numbers before the .0.1 and .0.175 I hope? :)
[22:39] <rio_zenta> Seveas, yep :)
[22:39] <Seveas> rio_zenta: ok, what does route -n say?
[22:39] <rio_zenta> in CLI? Seveas
[22:39] <SchrodingersScat> mcilroy_: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[22:39] <Seveas> rio_zenta: correct
[22:40] <mcilroy_> thanks man. it was just a weird brain slip
[22:40] <rio_zenta> Seveas, It's giving me the Kernal IP routing table. Output is 3 values
[22:40] <rio_zenta> Should there be one for .0.175? Seveas
[22:41] <Seveas> you should have 2 lines with numbers
[22:42] <Seveas> <IP_ADDRESS> x.x.0.1 <IP_ADDRESS> UG 0 0 0 eth0
[22:42] <ChogyDan> is there a better room to ask about kernel bugs?
[22:42] <Seveas> and x.x.0.0 <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> U 9 0 0 eth0
[22:43] <rio_zenta> Seveas, I have 3 :-/ the middle value is:
[22:43] <bekks> rio_zenta: Why dont you pastebin the entire output of netstat -rn? :)
[22:43] <Seveas> bekks: becaue he doesn't have a working network connection :)
[22:44] <rio_zenta> x.x.0.0   <IP_ADDRESS>   <IP_ADDRESS>   U   1000   0   0   eth0
[22:44] <Seveas> though he could switch back to dhcp for thi
[22:44] <meli> hi, can anyone please help me with a gnumeric problem?
[22:44] <rio_zenta> bekks, The system that is broken doesn't have internet access :-/
[22:45] <rio_zenta> I don't know if this makes sense Seveas , but the middle value has an IP that is strange. Destination: <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[22:45] <x_root> hey, just removed the ppa from gnome 3.12 (@ ubuntu 14.04)
[22:46] <Seveas> rio_zenta: hmm, that looks like an auto-assigned IP. switch back to dhcp and pastebin the full output
[22:46] <rio_zenta> meli, state your problem and we can try helping :)
[22:46] <bekks> rio_zenta: Thats an APIPA IP address, which indicates that a DHCP interface did not get a valid IP.
[22:46] <Seveas> bekks: he's trying to set up a static IP :)
[22:46] <x_root> now i'm trying to install the gnome 3.10, but i have a problem with the dependencies due to gnome 3.12
[22:46] <LordFoobar> exit
[22:46] <LordFoobar> lol fail
[22:46] <k1l> x_root: did you use ppa-purge?
[22:46] <Seveas> x_root: removing a PPA does not remove the packages you installed from it.
[22:47] <k1l> x_root: and did you run "sudo apt-get update"?
[22:48] <x_root> kll yes, ppa-purge
[22:48] <x_root> and no, didn't used update.. (yet..)
[22:48] <meli> thanks so much in advance. i need to make a line diagram. the problem is that the cells with numbers begin with an apostroph. i tried to change it to numbers format but i can't do it by marking all, it only allows one at a time
[22:48] <x_root> Seveas, what should i do now? o.O
[22:48] <meli> this is quite a big document
[22:48] <meli> it doesn't work to search and replace either
[22:49] <rio_zenta> Seveas, It looks like the output for DCHP is the exact same as what it was for manual, except line 3 has Metric: 1
[22:49] <TriNiTy> dont worry im not coming down on any of you
[22:49] <TriNiTy> or patronizing
[22:49] <TriNiTy> oi love linux aswel
[22:49] <TriNiTy> l
[22:50] <meli> i also tried to turn it around and make a diagram first but then i didn't know how to add the actual value
[22:50] <rio_zenta> k1l effectively killed Trinity
[22:50] <Seveas> rio_zenta: he'll have his reasons for that :)
[22:51] <x_root> same error, "impossible fix the problems, you hold broken packages"..
[22:51] <rio_zenta> Seveas, does it look more and more like I need to decrease my DCHP range ?
[22:51] <e__> Hi, I have been plugging away at this all day...I cannot delete files "unable to find or create trash directory"
[22:51] <e__> http://pastebin.com/1Eb1HxYh
[22:51] <k1l> x_root: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:51] <e__> that is my /etc/fstab
[22:52] <Seveas> rio_zenta: no, it looks more and more like you're unwilling to be helped. I keep asking for output of commands and not getting it. This is a bit frustrating.
[22:52] <x_root> ok, gotta try now kll :)
[22:52] <rio_zenta> aah Seveas :-/
[22:52] <rio_zenta> Hold on :-/
[22:53] <Seveas> e__: what does this command say? ls -lad ~/.local/ ~/.local/share ~/.local/share/Trash*
[22:54] <e__> Seveas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9182479/
[22:55] <zenta_2> Seveas: https://pastee.org/gctm5
[22:56] <Cykit> Trinity aussie?
[22:56] <Seveas> e__: you somehow screwed up your trash directory and it's now owned by root. sudo chown -R e:e ~/.local/share/Trash
[22:57] <meli> no idea on how to fix my diagram problem? :(
[22:58] <rio_zenta> meli, Can you show a screenshot of it? I can't understand what you're trying to do.
[22:59] <Seveas> zenta_2: sudo arp -d x.x.0.1; ping x.x.0.1; arp -n
[22:59] <Seveas> rio_zenta: does the ip address appear in the arp cache after that?
[22:59] <e__> Seveas: Thank you, that seems to have done the trick for being able to delete my own files. However, I do not have permission to delete files from my external hd either.
[23:00] <Seveas> e__: there's probably a trash folder in the root of that drive
[23:00] <Seveas> something like /path/to/drive/.Trash-1000
[23:00] <e__> Seveas: it is fat 32, is there a way to find that trash folder? http://paste.ubuntu.com/9182575/
[23:00] <Seveas> it'll need the same treatment
[23:01] <meli> http://i59.tinypic.com/153xs2x.png
[23:02] <sloantothebone> Hello!
[23:02] <meli> so i need the data from B,C, F,G and J,K
[23:02] <sloantothebone> My battery icon is frozen :(
[23:02] <sloantothebone> can anyone help me?
[23:02] <rio_zenta> Seveas, must I do this with manual settings or DCHP?
[23:02] <meli> but it appears as text format, since it has an '
[23:03] <e__> Seveas: so sudo chown /dev/sdd1 -R e:e ~/media/46FD-94BA?
[23:03] <Seveas> rio_zenta: manual
[23:03] <Seveas> e__: no, that'd be quite wrong
[23:04] <Seveas> e__: is the mountpoint of /dev/sdd1  /media/46FD-94BA?
[23:04] <meli> tried to convert to numbers format but it only allows to convert one cell at a time even if i mark all that i would like to convert
[23:04] <sloantothebone> My battery icon is frozen can anyone help me?
[23:04] <e__> Seveas: yes
[23:04] <Seveas> !repeat | sloantothebone
[23:04] <meli> so the question is: how i make these six columns into a line diagram?
[23:04] <e__> Seveas: actually /media/e/46FD-94BA...
[23:05] <Seveas> e__: pastebin the output of this (edit out files you don't want to show): ls -la /media/46FD-94BA/.??*
[23:05] <Seveas> err, wait
[23:05] <Seveas> e__: pastebin the output of this (edit out files you don't want to show): ls -lad /media/46FD-94BA/.??*
[23:05] <sloantothebone> !repeat | sloantothebone
[23:07] <ChogyDan> Can anyone help my find the mainline-ppa build that is connected with the current 14.10 kernel?
[23:07] <rio_zenta> Seveas, yes, the IP address I set appears, but I keep getting Destination Host Unreachable
[23:08] <Seveas> rio but does the gateway IP appear?
[23:08] <e__> Seveas: http://pastebin.com/DCaehxYT I think I added the .Trash-1000 directory a few minutes ago
[23:08] <rio_zenta> Seveas, after hitting CTRL+C? Yes, it gives me Address: XXX.XXX.0.1
[23:09] <e__> sloantothebone: what do you mean frozen?
[23:09] <Seveas> rio_zenta: hmm, does the gateway respond to pings properly when on dhcp?
[23:09] <rio_zenta> Seveas, yes I tried that. It doesn't give me any "Destination Host Unreachable" errors.
[23:10] <Seveas> e__: those trash directories look good. Can you try again? Maybe fixing the other trash directory was enough.
[23:10] <Seveas> rio_zenta: ok, I'm fairly convinced then that your original hunch was correct and you need to change your routers config to habe a smaller dhcp pool, and maybe even to allow traffic from non-dhcp ip's
[23:11] <rio_zenta> Seveas, thank you for your patience and assistance in helping me with this issue. I really appreciate it.
[23:11] <e__> Seveas: nope, cannot create or delete files despite it saying that e has read/write permissions
[23:12] <Seveas> e__: is it maybe a usb drive that has a physical 'write protect' switch that has been toggled?
[23:13] <e__> Seveas: nope
[23:14] <Seveas> e__: what does this say: mount | grep media
[23:15] <e__> Seveas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9182835/
[23:15] <x_root> kll, still nothing =/
[23:15] <Seveas> e__: and this: touch /media/e/46FD-94BA/testfile
[23:16] <k1l> x_root: please show the errors in a paste
[23:17] <e__> Seveas: it won't let me, says it is read only
[23:18] <e__> which is weird, because last week I could read and write to it no problem
[23:18] <Seveas> e__: hmm, the only way I could see that happening is if there are filesystem errors. Does anything useful appear in the output of dmesg?  It's much slower to wake up from hibernate than a fresh boot
[23:29] <x_root> also.. a typo (broken*, lol) sorry
[23:29] <owen1> Seveas: true, but i use tmux and it's nice to have all my tmux sessions right where i left them
[23:31] <liza> This is a test
[23:31] <liza> is anybody here?
[23:31] <Seveas> liza: no.
[23:32] <liza> who is here?
[23:33] <Prezident> You for sure are stoned..
[23:34] <k1l> x_root: you seem to have still packages not from the original install
[23:34] <x_root> what should i do to remove it?
[23:34] <Seveas> Prezident: if only :)
[23:35] <k1l> x_root: are you sure you used the "ppa-purge" command? can you list a "apt-cache policy gnome-shell"?
[23:35] <x_root> let me check k1l
[23:35] <nszceta> does anybody else have issues with bridge-utils
[23:35] <x_root> maybe the problem is, the computer turned into a "locked" status while i did the ppa-purge..
[23:36] <k1l> x_root: :X that is a heavy issue. please inform more about that situation
[23:36] <Seveas> !anybody | nszceta
[23:36] <x_root> when i tried to log back in through the lock screen, it keeps "entering" the data by itself.. so i did a sudo reboot (since worked..)
[23:36] <Seveas> meh, they killed that factoid too?
[23:37] <oniongirl> Hello everyone :)
[23:37] <Tommmmy> hi
[23:37] <nebuchs> where is my god now? http://pastie.org/9737418
[23:37] <Seveas> nszceta: "does anybody..." is a rubbish question, ask your actual question please :)
[23:37] <Seveas> nebuchs: in the crappy PPA you use :)
[23:38] <k1l> nebuchs: your god is gone since you use 3rd party packages :)
[23:38] <Tommmmy> hi k1|
[23:38] <nebuchs> Seveas, i know i added that ppa for mono, how can i fix these? is this possible?
[23:39] <Seveas> nebuchs: ppa-purge is your friend
[23:39] <nszceta> libkmod: ERROR ../libkmod/libkmod.c:557 kmod_search_moddep: could not open moddep file '/lib/modules/3.16.0-23-generic/modules.dep.bin'
[23:39] <nszceta> modinfo: ERROR: Module alias bridge not found.
[23:39] <nszceta> ^ output of `modinfo bridge`
[23:39] <x_root> k1l, http://paste.ubuntu.com/9183204/
[23:40] <k1l> x_root: and for libmutter0c?
[23:40] <nszceta> I am not able to run "sudo brctl addbr br0"
[23:41] <oniongirl> CAn someone please help me? I've tried everything to fix this problem. I have an external HD that I used with an old Macbook. I sold the macbook but before I did I disabled Journalism so I could use it on Linux. I can read the drive now but I cannot write to it. I've tried just about everything... I've read about everything. My main HD dosen't have much space so I need to use it for backups and stuff. can someone please help me make t
[23:41] <oniongirl> his R/W?
[23:41] <x_root> k1l, just tried to install and the problem is related to mutter-common