[00:00] <zykotick9> !dvd | edubuntuuser2017
[00:03] <edubuntuuser2017> That's funny, you buy a DVD but can't play it for legal reasons. However, if you pirate the movie and convert it, then you can play it. I think they have it backwards. They should encourage us to go buy the DVD and allow us to play it on Ubuntu.
[00:04] <nacc> who is "they"?
[00:04] <OerHeks> edubuntuuser2017, maybe you *need* to set region correct, not free. or that dvd cannot be played on linux/css hack at all.
[00:04] <edubuntuuser2017> I assume the DCMA, I am not sure who is the head cheese in charge personally
[00:04] <OerHeks> some do not want to play
[00:04] <edubuntuuser2017> how do you set the region?
[00:05] <zykotick9> edubuntuuser2017: CAREFUL... the hardware in most dvd players will only allow regions to be changed 3 times!
[00:06] <edubuntuuser2017> zykotick9, I don't understand that, I am trying to play it on a computer not a DVD player
[00:06] <zykotick9> edubuntuuser2017: i know...
[00:07] <edubuntuuser2017> If you run it on a computer, I don't see why a region would need to be set if your time is set with region
[00:07] <zykotick9> edubuntuuser2017: sorry, i'm talking abut the dvd optical drive in your computer!  only 3 changes!
[00:07] <edubuntuuser2017> ok
[00:07] <edubuntuuser2017> how do I change that?
[00:08]  * zykotick9 wouldn't, UNLESS you know it's wrong...
[00:08] <edubuntuuser2017> is there a way to at least check it to make sure it is set to the right country?
[00:08] <OerHeks> does that dvd play on an other linux machine/desktop?
[00:08] <edubuntuuser2017> I haven't tested yet
[00:09] <OerHeks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Troubleshooting
[00:10] <Jordan_U> edubuntuuser2017: Region settings don't matter when using libdvdcss, so it can't be wrong.
[00:10] <OerHeks> There's a chance that even after installing libdvdcss, some of your DVD's still won't play. One solution is to play the DVD with a media player that allows you to disable DVD menus.... *hint*
[00:11] <zykotick9> Jordan_U: i didn't know that... interesting.  thanks.
[00:11] <Jordan_U> zykotick9: You're welcome.
[00:11] <OerHeks> oh, that should be added to this wiki
[00:13] <mekhami> i added a user to the sudoers group with gpasswd -a <user> sudo but when i went back and logged ont o that user they didn't have sudo privilege
[00:14] <Jordan_U> mekhami: Did you literally log out then back in again? Does the command "groups" list "sudo"?
[00:14] <EriC^^> mekhami: silly question but did you try to log out and log back in?
[00:16] <edubuntuuser2017> The DVD works fine on XP, so I guess that is what I'll use it for then
[00:16] <edubuntuuser2017> It is probably a legal issue
[00:17] <mekhami> EriC^^: i exited the root user with exit
[00:17] <mekhami> that's all i did
[00:17] <mekhami> did i need to logout/login
[00:18] <mekhami> ah so i did.
[00:19] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: yes'
[00:19] <mike-drummer> System tried to uninstall some old kernel versions, threw this error http://pastebin.com/wkxTnjGT
[00:20] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: yes what
[00:20] <EriC^^> sorry forgot the question
[00:20] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: it seems to be impossible to destroy
[00:20] <EriC^^> ah ok great
[00:20] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: the efi windows thing
[00:20] <EriC^^> can you boot a live usb?
[00:20] <robotdevil1> yep
[00:20] <EriC^^> no i mean did you recover windows and it's working fine now?
[00:20] <robotdevil1> yep
[00:20] <EriC^^> ok, boot a live usb if you can
[00:21] <robotdevil1> ok
[00:21] <robotdevil1> first
[00:21] <robotdevil1> how do you want the bios setup?
[00:21] <robotdevil1> legacy no secure boot or opposite
[00:22] <etzer> hello all
[00:22] <etzer> ?
[00:22] <reisio> 'lo et
[00:22] <etzer> my grub menu stop working after installing windows 10. when I reboot it went straight to windows
[00:23] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: however windows is installed
[00:23] <EriC^^> etzer: hp laptop?
[00:24] <etzer> Acer laptop Aspire VN-17
[00:24] <reisio> etzer: that's normal
[00:24] <reisio> etzer: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[00:25] <EriC^^> etzer: can you get a boot options menu and boot ubuntu from it?
[00:25] <etzer> no menu at all it just went straight to windows
[00:25] <reisio> again, that is normal
[00:26] <etzer> reisio, if it is normal, how can I load ubuntu now?
[00:26] <reisio> etzer: I already said...
[00:27] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: k usb is booting
[00:27] <EriC^^> etzer: can you get a boot options menu by pressing esc or so?
[00:27] <etzer> how can I get the grub menu back again so I can choose either windows or ubuntu?
[00:28] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: desktop is up
[00:28] <EriC^^> etzer: boot a live usb of ubuntu if you can't
[00:28] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: 1 sec
[00:29] <xpistos> Hey all. Just setup my new 16.04 box and I am having some trouble authenticating with samba on my windows box.
[00:29] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: type sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[00:29] <etzer> when I hold down the shift key a the EFI menu pop up and from there I can choose ubuntu and the grub menu shows again. but if i just let it boot it went straight to windows
[00:29] <xpistos> I'm really new to using samba so I added the share like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16072871/
[00:29] <o11c> etzer: you need to rerun grub-install
[00:29] <EriC^^> etzer: ok, do that and boot ubuntu
[00:29] <xpistos> but when I try to connect, I can't authenticate on the windows side. Does it have something to do with not having a domain?
[00:30] <etzer> o11 what it the command to rerun grub-install?
[00:32] <xpistos> Hey guys. I'm really new to using samba so I added the share on my ubuntu box like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16072871/
[00:32] <xpistos> but I cannot authenticate
[00:32] <reisio> etzer: typically: grub-install /dev/sda
[00:32] <xpistos> sorry about double posting, hot keys.
[00:32] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: yep
[00:32] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: ok, sudo parted -l | pastebinit
[00:34] <terratoma> nacc: this guy runs a lot of things in late command ! http://serverfault.com/questions/390122/how-do-i-pipe-commands-together-in-a-debian-preseed-file
[00:34] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: bad api request
[00:35] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: try sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[00:35] <Jordan_U> etzer: reisio: For UEFI it would simply be "sudo grub-install", for UEFI there is no device argument.
[00:36] <reisio> Jordan_U: oh yeah? What about for old world macs?
[00:36] <robotdevil1> EriC^^:  .com/eahe
[00:37] <robotdevil1> that one is way better since the address is shorter
[00:39] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: I created 678
[00:40] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: sudo apt-get install efibootmgr
[00:40] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: there is a HP recovery partition on there and the normal windows 8 partitions
[00:40] <EriC^^> then sudo efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999
[00:41] <mattfly> hello
[00:41] <EriC^^> the hp recovery partition still worked as usual even after you installed ubuntu?
[00:41] <mattfly> i need some help with downloading torrents with transmission from terminal
[00:41] <mattfly> using magnetics links
[00:42] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: http://termbin.com/benq
[00:43] <mattfly> anyone?
[00:44] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: type sudo mount /dev/sda7 /mnt
[00:44] <reisio> mattfly: for like a one-off download
[00:44] <reisio> mattfly: or do you want to manage lots of torrents?
[00:45] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: k
[00:45] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: cat /mnt/etc/fstab | nc termbin.com 9999
[00:47] <iulhk> hi
[00:47] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: http://termbin.com/0sgl
[00:48] <iulhk> using ubuntu 16 whatever i am going to install with apt-get i am getting these kind of errors "http://paste.ubuntu.com/16073059/"?
[00:49] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: it's installed in legacy mode, needs to be uefi, do you want to convert it or just reinstall?
[00:49] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: is it hard to convert??
[00:50] <EriC^^> no pretty easy
[00:50] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: I like learning but I kinda at my end with this EFI, I have avoided it like the plage for a few years now lol
[00:50] <EriC^^> you'll have a good grasp by the end
[00:51] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: sure if you could be kind to lend your time :)
[00:51] <robotdevil1> convert
[00:51] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: ok
[00:51] <default23456> hello
[00:52] <Androit> I have an 14.04 LTS server running in a VPS remotely. I have zero physical access and the server load is maxed out on reboot. We suspect it's Apache, but how can you boot the VPS without any init scripts loading HTTPD?
[00:52] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: first make sure you're booted in uefi mode in the live usb, type ls /sys/firmware/efi
[00:53] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: will I be able to stay in the live session, not likely hey?
[00:53] <robotdevil1> would save me going back and forth between computers
[00:54] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: you'll be in the live session for the whole time until rebooting to test it
[00:54] <default23456> ((̲̅ ̲̅(̲̅C̲̅r̲̅a̲̅y̲̅o̲̅l̲̲̅̅a̲̅( ̲̅((>
[00:55] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: ok maybe ill go on there, what am I looking for in /sys/
[00:55] <zykotick9> iulhk: first have are you getting errors during an update "sudo apt update"?  and have you run one yet?  did you upgrade to 16.04?  what version does "apt list runit" show?
[00:55] <default23456> test
[00:55] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: /sys/firmware/efi , if the dir exists then you're good
[00:55] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: if not, reboot the live usb in uefi mode
[00:55] <default23456>      )
[00:55] <robotdevil1> EriC^^:  ya it lists things
[00:55] <default23456>      )
[00:55] <default23456>      (
[00:55] <default23456>       )
[00:55] <default23456>  __.--(--.
[00:55] <default23456> || |     |
[00:55] <default23456>  \\|     |
[00:56] <MisterSanderson> Hello.
[00:56] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: hey im here
[00:56] <Sebastien> default23456 this is not the place for that
[00:57] <EriC^^> robotdevilll: ok, type sudo mkdir /mnt/boot/efi
[00:57] <MisterSanderson> My netbook has a maximum screen resolution of 1366x768, but I'm getting only 1024x600 after installing Ubuntu 16.04. Why?
[00:57] <Androit> Ahh the early days of IRC.. ASCII art.. bans.. channel wars..  Memories..
[00:57] <default23456> srry
[00:57] <default23456> was just testing
[00:57] <robotdevilll> yep EriC^^
[00:58] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: sudo blkid /dev/sda2
[00:58] <Androit> If someone has any insight I'd love it.. I'll check back shortly.. I'm finally getting some food after hours of cursing. Starting to accept my fate.. :(
[00:58] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: get the UUID and type sudo nano /mnt/etc/fstab
[00:59] <EriC^^> add an entry like this
[00:59] <EriC^^> UUID=9094-CDF4  /boot/efi       vfat    umask=0077      0       1
[00:59] <EriC^^> (with your actual uuid)
[01:04] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: ok
[01:06] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done
[01:06] <EriC^^> type the whole line
[01:07] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: starting at for?
[01:07] <EriC^^> yes
[01:08] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: k
[01:09] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: sudo chroot /mnt
[01:09] <EriC^^> then mount -a
[01:10] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: k
[01:10] <the_fly> hi all, i have a bit of an emergency, i was moving files from my laptop to a disk that's in a caddy which was accidentally powered off
[01:10] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: try ls /boot/efi
[01:10] <EriC^^> is there an EFI dir there?
[01:10] <the_fly> it was all one folder being moved, and now on the caddy drive i dont see the folder
[01:10] <the_fly> after turning it back on
[01:11] <MisterSanderson> Can someone please help me with my screen resolution?
[01:11] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: yes
[01:11] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: ok, type apt-get install grub-efi-amd64-signed
[01:11] <the_fly> i dont remember whether i hit cancel or skip after the move failed
[01:12] <the_fly> this is ubuntu 14.04, and i really need to recover the data, if anyone can help i would be eternally grateful
[01:12] <MisterSanderson> Next question:
[01:12] <MisterSanderson> On Ubuntu 16.04, I can't make Deluge be the default application for opening magnet links on Firefox. How do I do this?
[01:12] <the_fly> Ntfsundelete?
[01:13] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: k Im at the ncurses config utility
[01:14] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: what's it asking?
[01:14] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: keep local version
[01:14] <EriC^^> sure
[01:15] <robotdevilll> for /etc/default/grub
[01:15] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: press keep
[01:15] <ash_workz> I know this is a bash question, but I figure it's pretty straight forward and quick: is there a typical exit status for "invalid arguments" ?
[01:15] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: k
[01:17] <hehnope> In 16.04 I have NFS mount with _netdev option; but on reboot it seems like systemd is ignoring _netdev and still trying to mount eventhough network is not available. Is this known issue?
[01:17] <bleomycin> does anyone know why tab completion doesnt work for systemctl on 16.04?
[01:17] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: all done
[01:17] <the_fly> can anyone please help, is there an explanation as to why files are missing in an interrupted move operation, made from the GUI desktop
[01:18] <the_fly> it looks like the whole folder is not even there
[01:18] <the_fly> and the files are missing on the source device
[01:18] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: ok, efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999
[01:18] <the_fly> i need recover these, very badly
[01:19] <default23456> 1
[01:19] <robotdevilll> http://termbin.com/6aub EriC^^
[01:19] <gde33> it would be nice if the settings window could be resized, under keyboard > navigation all lines are trunkated to "move window to wo..."
[01:20] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: it didn't add ubuntu there
[01:20] <gde33> I can make out only "switch to workspace 1-9"
[01:20] <robotdevilll> EriC^^: i see that
[01:21] <the_fly> extundelete will have to do
[01:21] <gde33> (because I've changed the font to be larger)
[01:21] <hehnope> http://pastebin.com/jWKVcQnZ ; but if I run `mount -a` after logging (network is avail.) mounts without issue.
[01:21] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: try efibootmgr -c -w -l \\EFI\\ubuntu\\shimx64.efi -L "ubuntu" -p 2 -d /dev/sda
[01:22] <markerz18> hey guys, so I have a question here.  Just installed ubuntu few days ago and for the first time plugged in earbuds.  The sound however keeps only playing on external speakers even though it says "headphones" in the sound settings for "output". Can someone please help assist me in this issue?
[01:23] <markerz18> a long time ago I also had this issue but dont remember how i fixed it. something with pulseaudio
[01:23] <Androit> the_fly: A move is a copy + delete. The delete command occurs after so the situation you're describing is odd.
[01:24] <EriC^^> Androit: no a move just changes where the file is in the directories, the data is never actually copied
[01:24] <EriC^^> that's why it's instantaneous
[01:25] <EriC^^> the_fly: ^
[01:25] <Androit> the_fly: At least assuming different disks... best guess is that the machine was writing to disk from cache and you actually managed to nail it between finishing the write and sending the delete command.
[01:25] <EriC^^> ah, it was between different disks?
[01:26] <Androit> Yeah he said it was to an external disk caddie that was powered down too soon?
[01:26] <Androit> Still the old file won't be harmed if you can undelete quickly enough.
[01:27] <the_fly> I dont understand
[01:27] <the_fly> it was gigabytes
[01:27] <the_fly> of stu
[01:27] <Androit> It's just marked as 'deleted'
[01:27] <the_fly> stuff
[01:27] <the_fly> extundelete didn't find it
[01:27] <the_fly> i cant find it on the disk
[01:27] <Androit> It will be overwritten with fresh data as you use it.
[01:27] <the_fly> its gone on the source disk :(
[01:27] <the_fly> im not going to try extundelete on the source disk, because yes i have things downloading that have already probably trashed it
[01:27] <the_fly> or large chunks of it
[01:27] <the_fly> but the destination disk, in the caddie, why has this happened
[01:28] <Androit> No the dest file is not done. It has no file table entry.. The source disk has the file, but flagged as deleted, so you cannot see it without scanning.
[01:28] <the_fly> why didn't it create the folder
[01:28] <the_fly> i was moving one big folder
[01:28] <the_fly> surely it creates and populates with the subfolders/files incrementally
[01:28] <the_fly> copying then deleting afterwards
[01:28] <the_fly> whatever the case, powering off a caddie should not result in this
[01:28] <Androit> Yep. That's been my experience.
[01:29] <the_fly> ive lost a lot of footage
[01:29] <the_fly> and ive no idea where it has gone
[01:29] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: sorry this machine disconnected somehow
[01:29] <Androit> And yes, it's some odd issue or amazing timing. Buy a lotto ticket while you scan for the file?
[01:29] <robotdevil1> one sec
[01:29] <gde33> I cant get any key to "switch application", what am I doing wrong?
[01:29] <the_fly> Androit: scan for file? ive used extundelete
[01:29] <EriC^^> the_fly: it's in the source disk still, just don't use it and only mount it as read-only til you're done with the data you need
[01:29] <the_fly> it doesn't find it
[01:29] <the_fly> the source disk has been used
[01:30] <Androit> The source drive only.. It will have some traces .. it's too big to have been overwritten?
[01:30] <the_fly> i had transmission downloading some stuff
[01:30] <the_fly> but sure, ther could be a lot left if i try to recover
[01:30] <EriC^^> the_fly: what filesystem was it being moved from?
[01:30] <robotme> EriC^^: ok im back
[01:30] <the_fly> ext4 to ext4
[01:31] <the_fly> i was moving because the disk was full
[01:31] <EriC^^> robotme: ok, try the
[01:31] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: try efibootmgr -c -w -l \\EFI\\ubuntu\\shimx64.efi -L "ubuntu" -p 2 -d /dev/sda
[01:31] <EriC^^> the_fly: ext4 is hard to recover afaik
[01:31] <Androit> Ow!
[01:31] <Kramerboy> Hello, I am using nvidia-prime on an Optimus laptop and I am only able to run games at 1920x1080 in full screen. However I can see other resolutions in Displays. Is there a limitation to using dGPU directly thru PRIME?
[01:31] <the_fly> and if i try to extundelete that might not even work
[01:31] <the_fly> EriC^^: but why did it break in the first place
[01:31] <the_fly> it looks like it hasn't even created the folder on the destination drive
[01:31] <the_fly> all this was, was an accidental power of
[01:31] <the_fly> *off
[01:32] <the_fly> this shouldn't result in loss of several minutes worth of data transfer
[01:32] <the_fly> extundelete doesn't find it
[01:32] <the_fly> on the destination dis
[01:32] <Androit> Personally I'd consider the destination a loss. Partial write is bad. Undelete should recover more.
[01:32] <the_fly> *disk
[01:32] <the_fly> but the cache would have been flushed
[01:32] <the_fly> it's GIGS of data
[01:32] <EriC^^> the_fly: a good bet is photorec
[01:32] <robotme> EriC^^: it says ubuntu at the bottom
[01:32] <the_fly> photorec?
[01:33] <the_fly> these are .MOVS
[01:33] <Androit> Yeah, if it's video/image data you might get lucky.. having corruption there isn't as life ending as other binaries. ;)
[01:33] <EriC^^> the_fly: yeah, it takes file headers and searches the whole disk for files of those type
[01:33] <the_fly> okay i'll give it a shot
[01:33] <robotme> EriC^^: Boot0004* ubuntu
[01:33] <EriC^^> the_fly: sudo apt-get install testdisk
[01:34] <the_fly> thanks
[01:34] <the_fly> i'll see how it goes
[01:34] <the_fly> still very confusing
[01:34] <the_fly> why it doesn't commit to disk
[01:34] <the_fly> the changes incrementally
[01:34] <the_fly> at least creation of folder/subfolders/files
[01:34] <EriC^^> the_fly: i'd not use the system at all til you get the files back, especially if it's almost full
[01:35] <robotme> both of those apps he recommends have save stuff for me :-) it took a min for me to figure it out was worth it
[01:35] <the_fly> too late
[01:35] <the_fly> the thing was downloading whilst i was moving
[01:35] <EriC^^> the_fly: further use
[01:35] <Androit> I have an 14.04 LTS server running in a VPS remotely. I have zero physical access and the server load is maxed out on reboot. We suspect it's Apache, but how can you boot the VPS without any init scripts loading HTTPD? Best suggestion is to mount the VPS drive on another running VPS and edit the files there. Sadly I'm not sure the admins hosting this machine will take on the work. I'd love a...
[01:35] <Androit> ...more simple fix..
[01:36] <EriC^^> robotme: type exit and try restarting
[01:37] <robotme> EriC^^: ok brb
[01:38] <the_fly> photorec (from apt) seems to not support ext4
[01:38] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: it booting windows
[01:39] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: ok, no worries, boot the live usb again
[01:39] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: will the position of the EFI matter?
[01:39] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: the partition?
[01:40] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: the bios
[01:40] <EriC^^> yeah, it has to be in uefi mode
[01:40] <robotdevil1> well windows was reinstalled in legacy mode though, no??
[01:41] <EriC^^> no, it's in uefi mode i guess
[01:42] <robotdevil1> oh boy, ok so I should switch it then?
[01:43] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: you want secure boot and non - legacy mode on?
[01:44] <EriC^^> when windows was booting fine what was the bios set to?
[01:44] <benfitzpatrick> hi everyone
[01:44] <Kramerboy> hello
[01:44] <glass> what is the go to terminal nowadays
[01:45] <benfitzpatrick> i am looking to install Ubuntu on my macbook im not a linux noob i've used linux since 8.04 and etc. BUT i have a macbook 2015 and wanted to know the best method to setup ubuntu on it?
[01:45] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: this is what I mean, it boot either darn way
[01:45] <benfitzpatrick> just curious
[01:45] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: it's in uefi mode right now i'd guess, i don't think windows 8 supports gpt + legacy
[01:45] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: ok
[01:45] <benfitzpatrick> because i didnt find a guide somewhere on google or etc.
[01:46] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: set it to uefi, disable secureboot
[01:47] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: ok one sec
[01:48] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: ok then boot usb?
[01:49] <EriC^^> eyah
[01:49] <EriC^^> yeah
[01:51] <Kramerboy> I am using nvidia-prime on an Optimus laptop and can only run games at 1920x1080. It seems that the games only detect the native resolution, however I see the other resolutions in Displays. Is this a limitation to using the dGPU directly with nvidia-prime?
[01:53] <pitiye> any proven wubi like install for ubuntu ?
[01:54] <robotdevil1> EriC^^:  k
[01:54] <EriC^^> robotdevil1: sudo apt-get install efibootmgr
[01:54] <EriC^^> sudo efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999
[01:55] <reisio> pitiye: can't you still use wubi?
[01:55] <pitiye> reisio: i am on 15.04
[01:55] <reisio> pitiye: then you already have ubuntu installed
[01:56] <pitiye> reisio: yah i want to fresh install 16.04
[01:56] <reisio> why's that
[01:56] <pitiye> reisio:  i tried lubi and it didnt work !
[01:56] <pitiye> reisio: installation process of 16.04 made my laptop to overheat and shutdown
[01:57] <reisio> mm, that's unlikely
[01:57] <reisio> but your laptop not being very well made is possible
[01:58] <pitiye> reisio:  it never heats up on 15.04
[01:59] <Androit> Kramer: Have you tried consulting the Matrix of Leadership?
[01:59] <Kramerboy> Androit: What do you mean?
[02:00] <somsip> !behelpful | Androit
[02:00] <twh> hi
[02:01] <robomee> EriC^^: http://termbin.com/1eabx
[02:01] <EriC^^> robomee: in the bios, is there anything about trusting an efi boot or changing the boot order there?
[02:02] <EriC^^> robomee: which hp model is this?
[02:02] <robomee> EriC^^: not much
[02:02] <robomee> one sec
[02:03] <Androit> Hey! It always worked for the Autobots?! :)
[02:04] <robomee> hp 15 notebook pc 2213 EriC^^
[02:04] <mike-drummer> Apparently my /boot is full, how do I fix this?
[02:04] <somsip> mike-drummer: delete old kernels
[02:04] <mike-drummer> somsip it wont let me
[02:05] <somsip> mike-drummer: too full to sudo apt-get install -f
[02:05] <somsip> ?
[02:05] <EriC^^> robomee: ok, try sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
[02:06] <pitiye> when i say update-grub i see this line - Found Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (16.04) on /dev/sda11, but after reboot i dont see that line to select , does this mean i have two grub-installations ? if so how do i remove the unnecessary one ?
[02:07] <EriC^^> pitiye: maybe grub from the different os is booting instead
[02:07] <somsip> mike-drummer: what do you mean it won't let you? What error do you get?
[02:07] <EriC^^> try grub-install to have the current os's grub boot instead
[02:07] <pitiye> EriC^^: probably,  how to pinpoint it ?
[02:08] <mike-drummer> somsip http://pastebin.com/rDzBCGGV
[02:08] <somsip> mike-drummer: gzip: stdout: No space left on device
[02:08] <somsip> mike-drummer: so, a few steps. First do uname -r to find out what kernel you are using
[02:09] <pitiye> EriC^^: http://pastebin.com/jKdBfYRy
[02:09] <mike-drummer> somsip 4.2.0-36-generic
[02:09] <somsip> mike-drummer: and ls -la /usr/src/linux-headers-*
[02:10] <robomee> EriC^^: was ount the last thing ??
[02:11] <EriC^^> pitiye: i'd sudo grub-install --recheck /dev/sda
[02:11] <robomee> mount*sorry its getting busy in house
[02:11] <EriC^^> robomee: last thing was sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
[02:11] <robomee> EriC^^: done
[02:12] <EriC^^> robomee: sudo cp /boot/efi/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi{,.backup}
[02:12] <mike-drummer> somsip http://pastebin.com/YvQnJipz
[02:13] <pitiye> EriC^^: sudo grub-install --recheck /dev/sda Installing for i386-pc platform. Installation finished. No error reported.
[02:13] <somsip> mike-drummer: pick one that is definitely not in use (so, not *36 - so maybe 31) and sudo rm -rf usr/src/linux-headers-4.2.0-31/* && sudo rm -rf usr/src/linux-headers-4.2.0-31-generic/*
[02:13] <robomee> EriC^^: no such file or dir
[02:13] <glass> <---after installing terminator (is there a better one?) how do i make sure its my "default" terminal?
[02:13] <somsip> mike-drummer: so we remove the contents of the dir, not the dir itself which would confuse apt-get
[02:14] <EriC^^> robomee: sorry
[02:14] <EriC^^> getting late here, my bad
[02:14] <EriC^^> robomee: sudo cp /mnt/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi{,.backup}
[02:15] <robomee> EriC^^: done
[02:15] <EriC^^> robomee: sudo cp /mnt/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi{,.backup}
[02:15] <robomee> EriC^^: thanks hey, i know it makes me wanna throw out everything hp :p
[02:15] <mike-drummer> somsip tried it and df says /boot is still full
[02:16] <EriC^^> robomee: heh :D
[02:16] <somsip> mike-drummer: try rm'ing another old, dead kernel. I had this yesterday on some servers and had to remove 2 kernels and -generic to free up enough space
[02:16] <robomee> EriC^^: done
[02:16] <glass> <---after installing terminator (is there a better one?) how do i make sure its my "default" terminal?
[02:17] <EriC^^> robomee: sudo cp /mnt/EFI/ubuntu/shimx64.efi /mnt/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi
[02:17] <travis_> meshmixer can't install due to uninstallable dependences on 16.04 but Linux Mint it will install the depends and works fine. Anybody know how to correct this?
[02:17] <glass> keepassx is a good password manager for linux yes?
[02:18] <robomee> EriC^^: same error
[02:18] <EriC^^> robomee: on which file?
[02:18] <EriC^^> hm
[02:18] <mike-drummer> somsip doesn't seem to be doing anything, tried 31, 32 and 33
[02:18] <elky> glass: it's a commonly used one, yes. you can also install something like keepassdroid and have a copy of your password file on your phone
[02:19] <EriC^^> robomee: try ls -lR /mnt | nc termbin.com 9999
[02:19] <robomee> EriC^^: shimx64.efi
[02:19] <Slade> did CUDA support die at 14.10 ?
[02:19] <somsip> mike-drummer: hang on - you say /boot is full? then that needs tidying, not /usr/src
[02:19] <EriC^^> robomee: that's odd
[02:20] <mike-drummer> somsip /boot reports /dev/sda1          240972    233912          0 100% /boot
[02:20] <somsip> mike-drummer: http://askubuntu.com/questions/171209/my-boot-partition-hit-100-and-now-i-cant-upgrade-cant-remove-old-kernels-to
[02:20] <robomee> EriC^^:http://termbin.com/s51v
[02:22] <EriC^^> robomee: ubuntu seems to be missing
[02:22] <EriC^^> robomee: sudo umount /mnt
[02:22] <EriC^^> sudo mount /dev/sda7 /mnt
[02:23] <robomee> EriC^^: done
[02:24] <EriC^^> robomee: for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done
[02:24] <robomee> EriC^^: done
[02:25] <EriC^^> robomee: sudo chroot /mnt
[02:25] <EriC^^> mount -a
[02:25] <robomee> mount -a
[02:25] <robomee> oops
[02:25] <EriC^^> :D
[02:25] <robomee> done
[02:26] <EriC^^> robomee: apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi-amd64-signed
[02:29] <robomee> EriC^^: done
[02:30] <EriC^^> robomee: ls -l /boot/efi/efi/ubuntu
[02:31] <robomee> EriC^^: /boot/efi/efi/ubuntu: No such file or directory
[02:32] <EriC^^> robomee: is apt get mentioning any errors?
[02:32] <robomee> EriC^^: no
[02:33] <EriC^^> robomee: try dpkg -l | grub | nc termbin.com 9999
[02:33] <robomee> are you in this channel often??
[02:33] <EriC^^> robomee: try dpkg -l | grep grub | nc termbin.com 9999
[02:33] <EriC^^> robomee: yes
[02:34] <robomee> EriC^^: says rub not installed
[02:34] <robomee> grub*
[02:35] <EriC^^> try the second command
[02:35] <EriC^^> the first had a typo
[02:36] <robomee> http://termbin.com/h8ji
[02:37] <EriC^^> robomee: try grub-install
[02:38] <robomee> EriC^^: Installing for x86_64-efi platform.
[02:38] <robomee> grub-install.real: error: cannot find EFI directory.
[02:38] <timdotrb> Evening, all
[02:38] <EriC^^> robomee: hmm i think i know what it is
[02:38] <EriC^^> robomee: type nano /etc/fstab
[02:39] <EriC^^> remove the umask=007 next to /boot/efi
[02:39] <robomee> so delete umask=007
[02:39] <EriC^^> try to replace it with defaults
[02:40] <robomee> EriC^^: hey wasnt there supposed to be a 0 and a 1?
[02:40] <archonii> I'm on 16.04, having upgraded from 15.10 seemingly without issue.
[02:40] <EriC^^> robomee: yeah at the end
[02:40] <robomee> EriC^^: I end at umask
[02:40] <EriC^^> robomee: are you sure?
[02:41] <robomee> EriC^^: positive
[02:41] <robomee> just full screened it
[02:41] <hrob> sorry off topic, I just want to know how I can ask to be invited to an invite only channel?
[02:41] <hrob> freenode channel is down - not giving voice
[02:41] <EriC^^> no $ at the end?
[02:42] <reisio> hrob: sure it's not just a redirect?
[02:42] <reisio> to the same channel with another #?
[02:42] <somsip> !freenode | hrob
[02:42] <EriC^^> add them
[02:42] <reisio> hrob: /msg chanserv access #channel list
[02:42] <robomee> EriC^^: I know what you mean by the wrap
[02:42] <reisio> probably just a redir/block, though
[02:43] <robomee> EriC^^: UUID=B0D2-1B5D                           /boot/efi         vfat      umask=0077      0    1
[02:43] <reisio> probably your IRC client sucks
[02:43] <hrob> reisio:   the channel is #aws
[02:43] <hrob> not redirect I think
[02:43] <reisio> given you're using qwebirc, I'm sure it sucks
[02:43] <timdotrb> I’m having an issue with ufw in Ubuntu 14.04. I’m attempting to allow port 9292 from a local VPS to VPS, but for some reason it’s not working. The rules are there on ufw status, and I can ssh from VPS to VPS, but port 9292 is being denied
[02:43] <reisio> hrob: yes it is
[02:43] <reisio> you want ##aws
[02:43] <robomee> EriC^^: I just added the 0 and 1
[02:43] <hrob> reisio:  oh,
[02:43] <reisio> you can thank either the clowns in ##aws or the clowns in #####freenode for that particular mess
[02:43] <reisio> or both
[02:43] <hrob> I kept being redirected to namespace, confused me
[02:43] <reisio> ## is indisputably freenode clownishness
[02:44] <reisio> but someone in ##aws probably originated #aws and then moved it
[02:44] <hrob> tx
[02:44] <reisio> as to your original question, in the unlikely event you'd need it, again:
[02:44] <reisio> /msg chanserv access #channel list
[02:45] <EriC^> robomee: sorry, i got disconnected
[02:45] <EriC^> robomee: add them at the end, then sudo umount /boot/efi
[02:45] <EriC^> *without sudo, then mount -a
[02:48] <EriC^^> ok
[02:48] <cyberpunk21> Hey! Is it safe to upgrade from kde 15.10 to the latest 15.12? Is this going to change my current settings (completely)?
[02:50] <Lope> I'm trying to compile the trusty kernel. Using this guide: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel I'm at the part where I run `fakeroot debian/rules editconfigs` and I've got 43 pass and 2 fail. "check-config: FAIL: (flavour powerpc-smp" and "check-config: FAIL: (flavour powerpc-smp powerpc-e500" ... how can I exclude these powerPC architectures?
[02:51] <Lope> I just want to compile amd64
[02:51] <archonii> cyberpunk21, UPGRADES are officially supported.
[02:51] <archonii> Go for it.
[02:51] <archonii> It's all been tested thoroughly.
[02:52] <cyberpunk21> thanks
[02:58] <ilpollo> hi, i need the spanish chanel , please ,thanks
[02:58] <davidmichaelkarr> I'm seeing issues creating desktop shortcuts on 16.04.  The icon and name aren't correct.
[02:59] <davidmichaelkarr> I was first creating the shortcut the same way I did on 15, but that didn't quite work in 16. I can't even just drag it from the app explorer.  The icon starts the application, but the name is just the full name of the file, including ".desktop", and the icon is generic, and they're all the same icon.
[03:19] <timdotrb> Anyone a ufw guru?
[03:20] <timdotrb> Still puzzling as to why I can’t get this port open
[03:20] <devuser> hi, i have a serious problem with php. i install and remove php beacuse i need php5 but ubuntu 16.04 supports php7
[03:21] <devuser> i install now php7 but a i have this problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/16074253/
[03:21] <pitiye> i have two boot folders in two partitions , how do i remove one grub on a particular boot folder ?
[03:21] <CyanBlob> Hey guys, what is the best way to run a script when a user logs in that's guaranteed to run after X has started? Right now, I tried placing it in /etc/X11/Xsession.d, but it isn't getting run (it is executable, and the script works when I call it normally)
[03:21] <wdheideman> I have a question about ZFS on 16.04.  I have an external USB drive with PC-BSD installed on ZFS.  The automounting of this drive is problematic.  Under 15.10, I can export it and then re-import it with no problems.  Under 16.04 it is stuck in 'zpool is busy' and will not export.  It seems to be a question of timing of the automount, because if I have the drive unplugged on boot and plug it in after boot it works fine.  Can
[03:21] <wdheideman> someone help me with tracking down how to fix the timing of the automount?
[03:22] <CyanBlob> I can't add it to the startup applications (without some delay), because it won't be guaranteed to run after X has started
[03:23] <robotdevil1> EriC^^: hey did you get that message?? sorry people running around here, ill hit ya up if your not busy
[03:24] <robotdevil1> tomorrow
[03:34] <KiBi1_> ahh it's a wonderful day
[03:38] <devuser> i resolved thanks
[03:49] <default23456> test
[03:49] <default23456> test
[03:49] <default23456> test
[03:49] <default23456> hello?
[03:50] <rhorse> hello?
[03:50] <default23456> hey there
[03:50] <Bashing-om> !test | default23456
[03:50] <rhorse> hehe
[03:56] <default23456>
[04:03] <_44trent3> hey, so I deleted my Ubuntu partition earlier...however I did it...very wrong
[04:03] <rhorse> heh
[04:03] <reisio> _44trent3: gj
[04:03] <rhorse> e
[04:04] <_44trent3> i don't have a windows 7 repair DVD, how can I like, restore my MBR
[04:04] <reisio> _44trent3: from an ubuntu live OS
[04:04] <reisio> ms-sys -7
[04:05] <_44trent3> yeah
[04:05] <_44trent3> i'm on a liveusb of ubuntu 16.04
[04:05] <reisio> https://launchpad.net/~lenski/+archive/ubuntu/ms-sys
[04:06] <_44trent3> so ms-sys will get rid of grub and restore my MBR?
[04:07] <_44trent3> i mean the only other solution I can think of is to well, dual boot Windows and ubuntu and then do it properly...
[04:08] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: Yes, though I personally tend to use install-mbr because the invocation is simpler.
[04:08] <_44trent3> yep it should
[04:09] <_44trent3> alright, i'm just going to do ms-sys, i've already spent an hour and half trying to boot my USB...and then I had the "brilliant" realization that the reason it wasn't booting was because it was a uefi USB key
[04:11] <__raven_> hi
[04:12] <magento_rocks> hi
[04:12] <__raven_> 16.04 xfce: mouse cursor invisible after screen lock and unlock... how to recover that?
[04:12] <_44trent3> okay, so I added the ppa...how do I install ms-sys? i tried sudo apt install ms-sys and it told me it wasn't found
[04:13] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: Stop. You shouldn't have added any ppa.
[04:13] <_44trent3> ...oops
[04:13] <_44trent3> what was i actually supossed to do?
[04:14] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: sudo apt install mbr && sudo install-mbr /dev/sdX
[04:15] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: Where "sdX" is replaced with the *drive* in question, like "sda" *not* a partition like "sda1".
[04:15] <o11c> _44trent3: FYI, command-not-found can tell you the package name (mbr) if you only know the command name (install-mbr)
[04:15] <_44trent3> alright
[04:16] <_44trent3> so "sudo install-mbr /dev/sda"? after "sudo apt install mbr"?
[04:17] <_44trent3> and then I just reboot and windows should work right?
[04:18] <_44trent3> wouldn't boot-repair work just as well?
[04:21] <_44trent3> eh, i'll just do the command you provided me and then reboot
[04:21] <_44trent3> sda should be right, considering fdisk -l shows sda as my 931GiB WD blue
[04:22] <_44trent3> it could not find the package mbr
[04:22] <_44trent3> uggh
[04:23] <n-iCe> looks ok? search --no-floppy --fs-uuid <drive_UUID> --set root
[04:23] <n-iCe> or what can I use in grub to obtain the disk uuid?
[04:23] <n-iCe> or label?
[04:24] <_44trent3> literally everything i try isn't working
[04:24] <_44trent3> it cannot find anything by the name of mbr
[04:25] <_44trent3> i don't understand, mbr should be a thing
[04:27] <_44trent3> uh...
[04:28] <_44trent3> was the package name supossed to be install-mbr?! or just mbr?
[04:29] <_44trent3> I JUST WANT TO FIX THIS PROBLEM AND NOBODY IS REPLYING TO ME
[04:29] <_44trent3> I don't even think the Ubuntu repository is in here!
[04:29] <lotuspsychje> !patience | _44trent3
[04:31] <_44trent3> uhm, my sources.list looks configured wrong. shouldn't it have a # before each repository?
[04:32] <n-iCe> _44trent3: no
[04:32] <n-iCe> remove all the #
[04:32] <_44trent3> there aren't any
[04:32] <n-iCe> before deb
[04:32] <n-iCe> of course
[04:32] <n-iCe> just before deb lines
[04:32] <n-iCe> like this
[04:32] <n-iCe> # newer versions of the distribution.
[04:32] <n-iCe> deb http://mx.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ xenial main restricted
[04:32] <_44trent3> it looks fine
[04:33] <n-iCe> good
[04:34] <_44trent3> why in the world is apt install not finding the mbr package Jordan_U told me to get
[04:34] <_44trent3> i kinda want to boot into my PC at some point
[04:34] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: You need to enable universe.
[04:34] <_44trent3> what's that?
[04:34] <n-iCe> _44trent3: remove all the # before deb lines
[04:34] <n-iCe> as I told you
[04:34] <n-iCe> then, sudo apt-get update
[04:35] <n-iCe> then install the package Jordan_U told you
[04:35] <_44trent3> alright, will do
[04:35] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: sudo add-apt-repository universe && sudo apt update
[04:36] <gambl0re> how do i check if my ubtuntu is 32 or 64 bit
[04:36] <_44trent3> alright, i enabled universe
[04:36] <gambl0re> nm
[04:37] <lotuspsychje> gambl0re: uname -a ?
[04:37] <_44trent3> okie dokie, it got mbr
[04:37] <SwedeMike> gambl0re: do "uname -a", if it has i386 in there, it's 32bit
[04:37] <orb> I have a server (on aws) running the previous LTS, and want to upgrade to the new LTS (16.04).  Will I need to reboot?
[04:37] <lotuspsychje> !ltsupgrade | orb yes
[04:37] <gambl0re> Linux vbox 3.16.0-30-generic #40~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 15 17:43:14 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[04:37] <gambl0re> im guessing its 64 bit
[04:37] <SwedeMike> gambl0re: that's 64bit yes
[04:38] <_44trent3> i did "sudo install-mbr /dev/sda"
[04:38] <orb> Thanks, ubottu and lotuspsychje.
[04:38] <_44trent3> do I just reboot now, Jordan_U?
[04:38] <orb> I'll wait until July 21st, then.
[04:38] <lotuspsychje> orb: for server surely recommended
[04:38] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: Yes.
[04:38] <_44trent3> alright
[04:38] <_44trent3> well, hope this works
[04:38] <orb> Awesome, thanks!
[04:39] <lotuspsychje> orb: you can install 16.04 on a testmachine if you wanna tryout?
[04:39] <orb> lotuspsychje: I'm pretty sure it'll work in general.
[04:39] <orb> I just want to minimize trouble with the running setup.
[04:40] <thehebs> hey i havent used ubuntu in a while
[04:40] <thehebs> but im building a new rig and want to dual boot
[04:40] <lotuspsychje> orb: ok good luck!
[04:40] <orb> I normally use Archlinux for my own stuff.  (I know, heretic.)  This is for a friend I'm helping out.
[04:40] <thehebs> is 64 bit still a bad idea or is it pretty well supported?
[04:40] <orb> thehebs: 64 has been the standard for a while now.
[04:40] <thehebs> k
[04:40] <orb> thehebs: by now it's say 32bit is less supported.
[04:40] <thehebs> k cool
[04:41] <orb> thehebs: (though that's about linux in general, I don't know details of ubuntu. ;)
[04:41] <default23456> ↵
[04:41] <lotuspsychje> thehebs: if your cpu is 64bit, use 64bit ubuntu
[04:43] <gambl0re> how do i install xampp? i already got the xampp-linux-x64-5.5.34-0-installer.run file
[04:43] <gambl0re> it sitting inside my /Downloads folder
[04:43] <Jordan_U> gambl0re: Do *not* install xampp, just do a normal LAMP installation.
[04:43] <Jordan_U> !lamp | gambl0re
[04:44] <gambl0re> ok i'll get lamp
[04:44] <orb> ubottu: as long as you use a language that starts with P. ;)
[04:45] <o11c> ubottu: but you're more intelligent than half the people in this channel!
[04:47] <rhorse> does anyone know what the current synaptics config file is, and where is it/should I create it?
[04:47] <gambl0re> alright got the Lamp instsall file
[04:47] <gambl0re> how do i install this thing?
[04:47] <gambl0re> http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-install-lamp-on-ubuntu
[04:47] <Jordan_U> gambl0re: There is no "install file" to get. Follow the instructions on the page ubottu linked to.
[04:47] <Xark> Rub the side of it?
[04:48] <tosh_> What do u see when u close ur eyes?
[04:48] <o11c> zsh: command not found: eyes
[04:49] <Jordan_U> gambl0re: That guide is out of date. Again, follow the guide ubottu linked to instead.
[04:50] <gambl0re> if i do $ sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
[04:50] <gambl0re> that automatically bundles php, apache, mysql correct?
[04:50] <reisio> that's what they say
[04:52] <default23456> hello
[04:52] <tosh_> Hello all
[04:52] <tosh_> Who use MATE DE?
[04:52] <reisio> 'maters
[04:53] <Jordan_U> tosh_: If you have a question please simply ask it. If anyone thinks they can help, they will.
[04:53] <default23456> hooray ubuntu
[04:53] <reisio> (they will think they can help) :p
[04:53] <bleomycin> does anyone know why tab completion doesnt work for systemctl on 16.04?
[04:55] <gambl0re> how do i exit nano gnu
[04:55] <gambl0re> it says ^X
[04:55] <somsip> gambl0re: CTRL-X
[04:55] <Jordan_U> gambl0re: '^' means Ctrl
[04:56] <gambl0re> i see.. thanks
[04:58] <thehebs> hrm shat
[04:58] <thehebs> just started watching some reviews on 16.04 and apparently theres no amd graphics support?
[04:59] <holden1977> hey guys, just one question. im going to install 16.04, is it enough if i use the guided partitioning scheme
[04:59] <lotuspsychje> thehebs: for now, use radeon or amdgpu drivers
[05:00] <lotuspsychje> holden1977: if thats how you want it sure :p
[05:00] <holden1977> i mean, do i need separate partitions for anything actually, is it maybe much safer
[05:01] <lotuspsychje> holden1977: depends what you mean by 'safer'
[05:01] <holden1977> What i mean, for everyday use, is it necessary to partition the disk into separate efi, /, /home & swap partitions?
[05:02] <lotuspsychje> holden1977: ubuntu setup auto partition will do fine then :p
[05:02] <holden1977> and if so, on a 500gb disk, would it be ok if i give 500mb to efi, 40gb to /, rest to /home and 4gb to swap?
[05:02] <Jordan_U> holden1977: No, just EFI System Partition, /, and a swap partition (which guided partitioning will get you). Adding separate partitions for the most part just makes things difficult with no real advantage.
[05:03] <o11c> separate /home was the worst mistake I ever made
[05:03] <thehebs> lotuspsychje: so should i go with 14.04?
[05:03] <Jordan_U> holden1977: You don't need /home/ on a separate partition to be ble to re-install while preserving /home/.
[05:04] <lotuspsychje> thehebs: your choice mate
[05:04] <_44trent3> well. it turnt out i still needed the windows DVD. so i gave up and installed ubuntu on to my entire drive
[05:04] <_44trent3> now i'm going to reinstall windows now that i have access to an OS and not just a live ubuntu session
[05:04] <_44trent3> yeah, it's completely backwards what i'm doing but i don't really care anymore
[05:04] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: What did you need the Windows DVD for?
[05:05] <_44trent3> it just told me there was an error that needed to be fixed through that
[05:05] <lotuspsychje> thehebs: you could test a 16.04 liveusb for your graphics card? see if it goes well?
[05:05] <_44trent3> i wrote my windows key down some time ago so I have it and should be able to get an ISO from microsoft
[05:06] <_44trent3> no idea how to well...make a bootable windows usb though
[05:06] <_44trent3> least on ubuntu
[05:06] <_44trent3> i could make a windows 7 VM with the disk image and let the VM see my usb
[05:06] <thehebs> lotuspsychje: not yet
[05:06] <thehebs> mobo, cpu, and ram come tomorrow
[05:07] <thehebs> im wanting to game if possible
[05:07] <thehebs> i heard steam is available for linux now
[05:07] <reisio> yup
[05:07] <thehebs> can you play all games?
[05:07] <arrrghhh> hey all.  I have a raid1 array using mdadm, and I replaced a failed drive... but I forgot to remove the failed drive from mdadm before replacing it.  What can I do now to get the array back up and rebuilding with the new disk?
[05:07] <thehebs> and same quality as windows?
[05:07] <thehebs> like the division
[05:08] <_44trent3> well, i'm finishing this process tomorrow. i can't stay up all night trying to fix something that can wait until morning
[05:08] <_44trent3> the stupid part was 6 hours ago, if nothing had happend I'd have been playing GTA V instead of troubleshooting for 6 hours... :/
[05:08] <_44trent3> at least i know better in the future i guess
[05:10] <Jordan_U> thehebs: The division?
[05:11] <gamal> hi
[05:11] <thehebs> yea new post apocalyptic  third person rpg
[05:11] <gambl0re> i guess i got the lamp running...when i try to access mysql console using 'mysql -u root' i get ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
[05:11] <gamal> :L
[05:11] <Jordan_U> thehebs: You can't play all games; The games still need to support GNU/Linux and not all do.
[05:11] <thehebs> ah
[05:12] <_44trent3> okay, what in the world...why in the name of sanity is Ubuntu using my USB drive as SWAP?!
[05:13] <_44trent3> uh...that's not supossed to happen
[05:13] <reisio> _44trent3: 'cause you told it, probs
[05:13] <_44trent3> i don't remember...what happens if I format it to NTFS?
[05:13] <reisio> you lose your extant swap partition is all
[05:13] <[Saint]> It gets formatted to NTFS.
[05:13] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: What makes you think that it's using your USB drive as swap? Do you have a swap partition on your USB drive?
[05:13] <[Saint]> Unsurprisingly.
[05:13] <_44trent3> well. my USB drive is 8GB
[05:13] <_44trent3> the SWAP is 8GB
[05:14] <hateball> _44trent3: "swapon -s" will tell you what's up
[05:14] <[Saint]> that's the only thing that lead you to that conclusion?
[05:14]  * [Saint] is willing to bet there's 4GB RAM
[05:14] <hateball> And if you have swap setup to your removable device for some reason, adjust /etc/fstab and remove the entry. Done.
[05:15] <_44trent3> i'm a bad assumer
[05:15] <_44trent3> in any case, I have 8GB of RAM
[05:16] <_44trent3> why does ubuntu think I remotely need that much SWAP? i'd probably need 1GB at the most, and i'd be fine with none at all tbh
[05:16] <[Saint]> hibernation.
[05:16] <_44trent3> eh, i guess
[05:16] <_44trent3> i normally just shut down
[05:16] <[Saint]> it needs to be able to write out the entire RAM state, assuming it's all in use.
[05:17] <hateball> _44trent3: If you never use hibernation, feel free to disable swap (or at least leave a little) and set vm.swappiness=10
[05:17] <_44trent3> alright
[05:17] <_44trent3> mmm, odd...very odd
[05:18] <[Saint]> it is?
[05:18] <_44trent3> no something totally unrelated
[05:18] <_44trent3> gparted isn't seeing the proper amount of space my USB drive has
[05:18] <_44trent3> it's 8GB, and gparted is only seeing 513MiB
[05:19] <Jordan_U> _44trent3: Please pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l".
[05:20] <_44trent3> wait what now i'm seeing it
[05:20] <_44trent3> after i did that
[05:20] <_44trent3> uhm, i'm pretty sure i was looking at unallocated space on my hard drive
[05:20] <_44trent3> *facepalm*
[05:20] <_44trent3> but, the USB key isn't showing up in the GUI part of gparted
[05:21] <_44trent3> http://paste.ubuntu.com/16075002/
[05:21] <_44trent3> now i feel like a moron
[05:22] <_44trent3> i was in sda...not sdb
[05:22] <[Saint]> well, at least it was gparted, and not dd.
[05:23] <[Saint]> I can think of worse ways to get a disk handle wrong.
[05:23] <Blue1> yup there needs to be:  undodd
[05:23] <_44trent3> i can say for future reference, do not just delete ubuntu partitions in the disk management...do it the right way lol
[05:24] <o11c> which is why I always install from a mini.iso and physically remove it before it finishes booting
[05:24] <o11c> with mini.iso, the kernel and initrd are the *only* things that are needed
[05:25] <_44trent3> apparently UNetbootin does work with windows ISOs...so long as it's version 4.94
[05:25] <o11c> and once they are both in RAM ...
[05:25] <_44trent3> may as well make the USB bootable right now so when I get home tomorrow I can just, turn on PC, boot into USB and then do what I need to do
[05:26] <_44trent3> and then spend 3 hours redownloading my entire steam library and programs...
[05:26] <sid_> UNetbootin doesn't work correctly with Windows(not all)
[05:26] <_44trent3> not the latest version anyway
[05:26] <_44trent3> this tutorial says it works fine with unetbootin494
[05:26] <lotuspsychje> sid_: try universal usb installer
[05:27] <_44trent3> no, i think he was talking to me about unetbootin not working with windows ISOs
[05:27] <_44trent3> ...this kids, is why you ping who you're talking to
[05:29] <_44trent3> okay, why can't i open unetbootin? i made sure to allow it to be executed as a program
[05:29] <[Saint]> FWIW, you can just do "format to NTFS; dd image; make volume bootable" for Windows bootable USB volumes.
[05:29] <_44trent3> that works too i guess
[05:30] <_44trent3> well, how do i burn the image to the USB?
[05:30] <[Saint]> dd if=/path/to/image of=/path/to/usb
[05:31] <[Saint]> Hell, mount the image, and a plain old drag and drop works fine, too.
[05:32] <_44trent3> so i'd do "dd image=/home/trent/Downloads/windows7image.iso of=/dev/sdb1"?
[05:34] <_44trent3> i'll just copy the files right to the usb
[05:34] <ljhade24> Hi, is there linux application that can open erwin file?
[05:34] <_44trent3> what do i put in to make the volume bootable?
[05:35] <Apachez> _44trent3: along with bs=1M in the end to speed some things up
[05:35] <[Saint]> you can do that from gparted if you like GUI things
[05:36] <[Saint]> re: bootable flag
[05:37] <sid_> I'm sorry for delay, unetbootin it's almost same as yumi, I'm sorry maybe now it works correctly but earlier it was stuck when install on sume dlls
[05:37] <sid_> when need to install 7
[05:40] <rhorse> wow, I'm installing upgrade to Xenial and my vga console just dramatically changed resolution...
[05:41] <Jordan_U> rhorse: During the upgrade, or after rebooting into the upgraded system?
[05:42] <[Saint]> rhorse: my server's do that after a non-clean shutdown.
[05:42] <[Saint]> it's weird.
[05:42] <[Saint]> console text becomes GIANT until the next boot cycle.
[05:43] <Jordan_U> [Saint]: Do you have something configured to boot into the recovery mode entry after a failed boot or shutdown? Sounds like nomodeset to me.
[05:43] <[Saint]> Jordan_U: Nope.
[05:44] <[Saint]> It is for all intents and purposes "fine".
[05:44] <[Saint]> Just the text is an order of magnitude larger.
[05:45] <[Saint]> I kinda gave up trying to figure it out, to be honest.
[05:45] <[Saint]> There's no errors, nothing.
[05:46] <[Saint]> But I bet you if I walked over to my server right now and did a hard powerdown, then brought it back up, the text would be all screwy and giant until the next boot cycle.
[05:46] <[Saint]> I very rarely use the monitor in the server room anyway, so, meh.
[05:47] <lotuspsychje> [Saint]: what graphics card inside there?
[05:47] <rhorse> Jordan_U: [Saint] during upgrade...
[05:48] <Jordan_U> rhorse: Did it become a higher or lower resolution?
[05:48] <rhorse> [Saint]: yes, that's exactly what happened - large script
[05:48] <rhorse> Jordan_U: lower resolution. The upgrade still going on successfully
[05:50] <[Saint]> lotuspsychje: there isn't - server is server
[05:51] <[Saint]> Just HP's janky embedded controller.
[05:53] <[Saint]> rhorse: I wouldn't worry about it until you're done and we know if it persists.
[05:53] <[Saint]> with any luck it's the same transient oddity I see and it magically goes away next cycle.
[05:53] <[Saint]> the "Do I actually need to care about this?" school of debugging.
[05:54] <uxfi> yo
[05:54] <uxfi> anyone into network/sysadmin?
[05:54] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: is it ubuntu related?
[05:54] <uxfi> hmm
[05:54] <uxfi> yes
[05:54] <[Saint]> What's the question you actually want answered?
[05:54] <[Saint]> I bet that isn;t it.
[05:55] <uxfi> well
[05:55] <liceo-prova> !list
[05:55] <liceo-prova> ciao
[05:55] <uxfi> How do I manage to get VLC to run on Ubuntu so that I can record a stream if it plays remotely.Is there a way to get the sound?
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: install vlc
[05:56] <uxfi> I have
[05:56] <[Saint]> I...wow
[05:56] <uxfi> I havent tested it out yet but was wondering if its possible to do
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: then enable advanced settings and youl see a record button
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: so anything showing on vlc, you can record
[05:57] <uxfi> ah
[05:57] <uxfi> lotuspsychje  and how will it capture audio? if the remote server has no audio input?
[05:57] <uxfi> because the other surce is the audio?
[05:58] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: if there's no audio, vlc cant record right
[05:59] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: you will need to find another way to get the audio
[05:59] <jair> hello all, I am wondering how to make the new gnome 3.20.1 in 16.04 LTS to show the minimize and maximize buttons
[05:59] <uxfi> lotuspsychje  its a remote stream audio sream
[05:59] <uxfi> that I will record
[05:59] <lotuspsychje> uxfi: perhaps the #videlan guys might know some tricks?
[05:59] <uxfi> ah
[05:59] <lotuspsychje> #videolan
[06:00] <daniel01> Hi everyone, asking about a lifetime problem, If you open Nautilus, and try to open the Network folder, it won't work. Anyone having the samep problem?
[06:00] <uxfi> gotcha
[06:01] <rhorse> ...cleaning up
[06:01] <rhorse> only took 30 min to upgrade this box...
[06:02] <[Saint]> Hmmm. I was going to make a crack about "lifetime problem", but, I guess it is possible that OP is 15 and has been using Nautilus since birth.
[06:02] <rhorse> ...removing old kernel...
[06:02] <uxfi> thans guys
[06:02] <mjibson> i've a macbook running 16.04. the wireless works fine when i use lightdm. when i switch to xdm and login, the wireless doesn't start. i've started NetworkManager by hand, but it won't connect to the wifi network. any hints?
[06:02] <Jordan_U> daniel01: CIFS shares site up fine there for me. Please give more detail about your configuration, what you expect to happen, and what happens instead
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> mjibson: wich network card chipset is that?
[06:03] <mjibson> broadcom 43602
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> mjibson: did you try a sudo service network-manager restart
[06:03] <mjibson> lotuspsychje: that was it. thanks.
[06:04] <mjibson> is there a way to see what services lightdm starts by default?
[06:04] <rhorse> ...restarting into new 16.04 system (keep fingers crossed)...
[06:05] <daniel01> Jordan_U: It's a clean install of 16.04 64-bit on my Acer Laptop, when I click the Network folder I expect that other computers in the network to show up, instead I get a: Failed to retrieve share list from...
[06:07] <Xark> daniel01: Hmm...that worked nicely for me.
[06:08] <Xark> (With a 14.04 Samba server and Win7-64 shares)
[06:08] <uxfi> hi Xark
[06:09] <Xark> uxfi: Hello.
[06:09] <daniel01> I don't have samba installed, I don't even have smbclient installed. Samba server is only if I want to share files, right?
[06:09] <C0r3> I've started using ubuntu 16.04 and I've noticed that whenever I restart my pc all my hidden files are visible.
[06:10] <Xark> daniel01: Well, network shares are often samba (but not only).  If you don't have that installed it could explain the message.
[06:10] <rhorse> Perfect upgrade! Nice! :)
[06:10] <[Saint]> rhorse: so - we're good?
[06:10] <daniel01> I tried to install smbclient only, and tried smbtree, empty list.
[06:11] <sam_yan> I want to use juju ,should I  install ubuntu for server?
[06:11] <rhorse> [Saint]: resolution still lower for the console, but very usable. Don't need to setfont to larger font... Yes, I LIKE!
[06:12] <nitish> I need to install latest version of handbrake but I am unable to find ppa.
[06:12] <lotuspsychje> !latest | nitish
[06:12] <nitish> How can I add ppa of handbrake?
[06:12] <lotuspsychje> nitish: use the one from repos
[06:12] <nitish> lotuspsychje: unable to understand from handbrake.fr
[06:13] <lotuspsychje> nitish: sudo apt-get install handbrake
[06:13] <nitish> lotuspsychje: thats an old version.
[06:14] <lotuspsychje> nitish: that depends wich ubuntu version your on
[06:14] <nitish> I just want to add ppa and install handbrake
[06:14] <lotuspsychje> nitish: we dont suggest ppa's
[06:15] <[Saint]> nitish: https://launchpad.net/~stebbins/+archive/ubuntu/handbrake-releases
[06:15] <lotuspsychje> nitish: if you want latest, contact the maintainer of the site
[06:15] <daniel01> I'll go and try to see if I can fix it by installing samba, thanks!
[06:15] <[Saint]> since you were getting nowhere.
[06:15] <[Saint]> "use the repo version" doesn't really help when you've already outlined why that isn't appropriate.
[06:16] <[Saint]> anywhere, there you go.
[06:16] <lotuspsychje> !ppa | [Saint] see the risks
[06:16] <[Saint]> I'm aware of the risks.
[06:16] <[Saint]> Can't assume OP isn't either.
[06:16] <default23456> \quit
[06:19] <thunfisch> hey, having problems with a creative soundblaster audigy fx (sb1570) on 12.04 - I've finally got it to recognize the card, but it's not showing up in pulseaudio for the normal user, nor the usual alsa tools. however if i run the alsa tools with root privileges, i can see the card.
[06:19] <thunfisch> any ideas whats going wrong there? wiki says, in ubuntu you shouldn't need the audio group for users
[06:58] <Gnomethrower> Congrats on Ubuntu 16.04 for everyone who worked on it
[06:58] <havoc_hive> join linux
[07:12] <sam_yan> ubuntu16.04,there is no juju-quickstart
[07:12] <sam_yan> ?
[07:18] <darkelfjuggalo> Does anyone know why Pidgin was removed from Ubuntu Software4 Center?
[07:19] <xuhui_> What is the difference from ubuntu and zubuntu?
[07:20] <somsip> !info finch | darkelfjuggalo
[07:20] <somsip> darkelfjuggalo: new name by the look of it
[07:21] <darkelfjuggalo> Thank you...
[07:21] <somsip> xuhui_: zubuntu is for a specfic arch https://launchpad.net/zubuntu
[07:22] <darkelfjuggalo> I can't find finch either
[07:22] <somsip> darkelfjuggalo: what version are you on?
[07:22] <hateball> somsip: finch is/was cli, pidgin is gui
[07:22] <darkelfjuggalo> Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
[07:22] <somsip> hateball: ah - I didn't know. Can you enlighten darkelfjuggalo any more now I've confused him?
[07:23] <somsip> !info pidgin
[07:23] <somsip> darkelfjuggalo: so, it's available by the lok of it
[07:23] <hateball> somsip: Not really, I do not use the mentioned software any longer. Isnt Telepathy used for IM these days?
[07:23] <darkelfjuggalo> Command line install then
[07:23] <somsip> hateball: dunno - never got into them myself. IRC and Skype only here
[07:23] <somsip> darkelfjuggalo: that'll do it
[07:24] <hateball> If Ubuntu promotes use of Telepathy it makes sense it would not showcase Pidgin in the software center
[07:24] <hateball> Anyhow, I use KDE Plasma and no IM so who am I to say :p
[07:24] <kevin> hello
[07:24] <kevin> new to ubuntu
[07:25] <Guest94078> kevin
[07:25] <Guest94078> hello
[07:25] <darkelfjuggalo> I've come to rely on the software center too much becuase I have Typo errors too often in command line.
[07:26] <hateball> !tab | darkelfjuggalo
[07:27] <Caelum> I'm getting a core dump from 'appstreamcli' every time I do an apt-get update
[07:28] <jackmord> I need help in installing libapache2-mod-php5
[07:29] <somsip> jackmord: how so?
[07:30] <jackmord> Everytime I install it via "apt-get" it gives me these errors
[07:30] <somsip> !paste | jackmord
[07:35] <darkelfjugglo> ok, now that my pidgin error is fixed... I was trying to install a package group... and I ran my commands out of order by mistake... I can't just go run them in order to fix it... I need to remove everything associated with that Application and redo it. The link is a screenshot of the Commands i had to put in http://tinypic.com/r/2jazqy9/9
[07:38] <somsip> !ppa-purge | darkelfjugglo (might help)
[07:39] <darkelfjugglo> ok i also have to remove a Release key
[07:40] <somsip> darkelfjugglo: well, that'll just give you access to the PPA won't it? No big deal if it stays in there, especially if you're planning to reinstall from the ppa later
[07:42] <darkelfjugglo> ok I will try it... looking at the Image is posted... the Purge command would be sudo ppa-purge ppa: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/owncloud.list ?
[07:45] <somsip> darkelfjugglo: dunno - never used it. Try the bit ("if you do not know what PPAs you have installed" here http://askubuntu.com/questions/76932/i-think-a-ppa-update-broke-my-system-what-can-i-do?rq=1
[07:47] <darkelfjugglo> i attempted, worst case scenario is that it fails... i got this print out http://paste.ubuntu.com/16075762/
[07:50] <darkelfjugglo> it would help if i install ppa-purge
[07:52] <bishops> quick question to anyone who can help: Any ideas how to remedy a long booting time? When I start my laptop it takes a while before the ubuntu logo to appear. I'm just wondering what is the system looking for
[07:52] <ryan`> lol
[07:53] <ryan`> upgrading to 16.04 rmed my box or something
[07:53] <darkelfjugglo> Print out after ppa-purge im not sure i understand what it is telling me http://paste.ubuntu.com/16075797/
[07:54] <EriC^^> bishops: try pressing esc and it might show what it's looking for
[07:54] <bishops> EriC^^: ah thanks ok will do
[07:55] <EriC^^> ryan`: more info?
[07:55] <t4nk944>  while playing media i'm getting error as https://paste.kde.org/p2nizkdxj
[07:56] <ryan`> EriC^^: trying to get on KVM right now. Before rebooting it was spamming dmesg with this
[07:56] <ryan`> [29901.896696] init: Failed to spawn plymouth-upstart-bridge main process: unable to execute: No
[07:56] <ryan`> such file or directory
[07:56] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: i think you have a syntax error on the usage
[07:56] <darkelfjugglo> how can i check and correct it?
[07:57] <bipul> http://paste.ubuntu.net/16075814/ I was trying to compile dash source package, but i am getting error messages. And i don't see any .deb file in parent directory,only i can see dash_0.5.7-4ubuntu1_i386.build
[07:57] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: do you have the ppa-name/name ?
[07:59] <darkelfjugglo> I don't know. From the ubottu explanation, i assumed that was the Repository Source that I needed to purge, I don't know where the Sub-directory anything from that source went to...
[08:00] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: how did you add the ppa?
[08:01] <darkelfjugglo> The Source List was added Via copy and paste Command line for the source Host...
[08:01] <EriC^^> oh
[08:03] <darkelfjugglo> I tried to directly apt-get remove the application package, it found 5 relates and was only going to remove 1?
[08:03] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: i think ppa-purge has a way to use the ppa.list, check the man page
[08:03] <DaniG2k_> hello all
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[08:03] <DaniG2k_> https://m.do.co/c/1f20dd93eb01
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[08:05] <somsip> DaniG2k_: spam isn't welcome here. Please take it elsewhere
[08:05] <DaniG2k_> gotcha
[08:05] <DaniG2k_> didn't mean to spam
[08:05] <somsip> DaniG2k_: fair enough, but it's done now. No big deal
[08:06] <DaniG2k_> its $10 credit on DO
[08:06] <popey> dude
[08:06] <popey> this is a support channel, enough now
[08:06] <somsip> DaniG2k_: now you're making it worse... You were being sensible there for a moment
[08:08] <darkelfjugglo> the article shown to me about said to use this command to see the PPAs cat /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list | grep ppa
[08:08] <darkelfjugglo>  but i got no print out
[08:08] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: pastebin the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ .list file
[08:09] <darkelfjugglo> is that what should have printed out with the command listed above?
[08:09] <k1l> darkelfjugglo: "grep ^ /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* nc termbin.com 9999"
[08:09] <popey> darkelfjugglo: you have no ppas then?
[08:10] <darkelfjugglo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/16075918/
[08:11] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: ok this the ppa's link deb http://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/xUbuntu_15.10/
[08:11] <walde> hi. I have a problem with debmirror2.25 and xenial. Even after the patch, the transition directory i18n is not being downloaded (even it is created in .tmp first). Any ideas? Currently I can use this mirror only with (Acquiretransitions: none).
[08:12] <k1l> darkelfjugglo: you installed from a 16.10 alpha iso, have the xenial repos and have added the 15.10 owncloud repo?
[08:15] <darkelfjugglo> k1l ; owncloud doesn't have a 16.04 yet... and I assume... I used the Download from Ubuntu.com Download page... and I installed using YUMI[ UUI and unetbootin failed] if any of that makes a difference... I can't had to manually format since 15.10 crashed before I knew how to fix the intel Graphics issue
[08:16] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: did you ever run sudo do-release-upgrade -d ?
[08:16] <darkelfjugglo> EriC^^ :  so that gives me all of the package names to remove?
[08:16] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: no, ppa-purge has an argument for using the url i believe
[08:16] <EriC^^> type man ppa-purge to check it out
[08:17] <darkelfjugglo> the crash was before 16.04 upgrade was released... and I have been too out of it to care to fix the computer for my dad[since the crash happened as a result of upgrading for his Flash player]
[08:19] <darkelfjugglo> if I understanbd this correctly then i need to Sudo ppa-purge -s and that Deb link? http://paste.ubuntu.com/16075967/
[08:20] <darkelfjugglo> <<sudo ppa-purge -s <File Name/URL> >>
[08:24] <tapki> hello
[08:24] <tapki> ru speak?
[08:25] <lotuspsychje> !ru | tapki
[08:26] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: yes try sudo ppa-purge -s http://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable -p xUbuntu_15.10
[08:26] <EriC^^> maybe or maybe use the whole link with something after -p
[08:27] <darkelfjugglo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/16076026/
[08:28] <darkelfjugglo> i don't know what to put after -p for the whole link
[08:29] <rp2> I just discovered a utility called hashdeep (in the md5deep package). Is anyone here using it? I'm wondering whether I shouldn't just use git instead.
[08:29] <SwedeMike> darkelfjugglo: <ppa:ppaowner>    what did you use when you added the ppa?
[08:30] <lotuspsychje> rp2: in most cases we suggest using the packages from official repos
[08:30] <darkelfjugglo> SwedeMike http://tinypic.com/r/2jazqy9/9 i added it from these commands
[08:30] <SwedeMike> darkelfjugglo: otherwise you just have to go in and look in the files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ and remove it by just removing the corresponding file in there
[08:31] <SwedeMike> darkelfjugglo: you can remove the file listed after the >> there
[08:31] <SwedeMike> in the sh -c line
[08:31] <EriC^^> SwedeMike: darkelfjugglo that won't remove the packages though
[08:31] <rp2> lotuspsychje: so do I. I mean, git also compares files against hashes, so instead of using hashdeep to create hashes for each file in a set and later compare them against the hash set, I can do that with git. So why use hashdeep?
[08:32] <rp2> s/against/using/
[08:32] <SwedeMike> darkelfjugglo: yea, EriC^^ is right, if you didn't use the add-apt-repository method then you can't use ppa-purge either.
[08:33] <Ezebe> Morning All - I'm a fairly longtime amateur tinkerer with Ubuntu, and always got by in the past on forums - never tried IRC before, so forgive me if I am unaware of etiquette asking questions! I was hoping for a quick straight answer about sudo vs gksu
[08:33] <darkelfjugglo> SwedeMike I can't delete them anyway
[08:33] <lotuspsychje> !gksu | Ezebe
[08:33] <darkelfjugglo> the system blacks that out
[08:33] <k1l> Ezebe: dont use sudo for gui
[08:34] <Jordan_U> rp2: Git stores the entire file's contents, so makes a lot of sense for /etc/ (see etckeeper which can use git) but doesn't make sense for directories containing large blobs like /usr/.
[08:34] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: try sudo ppa-purge -s sudo ppa-purge -s http://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/xUbuntu_15.10
[08:34] <ryan`> gksudo just shows a dialog box Ezebe
[08:34] <ryan`> there's no practical difference
[08:35] <ryan`> just a different password prompt
[08:35] <rp2> Jordan_U: hmm ... that's true
[08:35] <Ezebe> i was hoping to have a look at my sources.list file (though looking above i maybeshould be using apt-add repository!!).  Usually i like gedit as I'm not hardcore enough for vim or whatever.
[08:35] <rp2> thanks
[08:35] <k1l> ryan`: Ezebe that is not true
[08:35] <Ezebe> I had read that on forums, but it's no longer packaged with ubuntu base
[08:35] <EriC^^> SwedeMike: ppa-purge only works with ppa: ? there's some stuff in the man page seems ambiguous though http://paste.ubuntu.com/16076026/
[08:35] <Ezebe> seems strange that I have to install it....?
[08:35] <lotuspsychje> Ezebe: sudo apt-get install gksu
[08:35] <k1l> Ezebe: nano is a pretty straight forward cli editor
[08:35] <darkelfjugglo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/16076056/
[08:36] <k1l> Ezebe: do you only want to look at it?
[08:36] <ryan`> ah looks like gksudo handles HOME etc
[08:36] <Ezebe> sometimes i need to tinker with things
[08:36] <rp2> yes vim is crazy, try nano or perhaps joe
[08:36] <EriC^^> darkelfjugglo: there's a typo
[08:36] <EriC^^> sudo .. then sudo ...
[08:36] <k1l> Ezebe: 3rd party repos and PPAs dont belong into the sources.list file
[08:38] <darkelfjugglo> i copyed what was on my screen
[08:38] <Ezebe> k1l i have realised that after erring in the past
[08:38] <xBlackyII> Hello. After installing git I get the following error message: http://pastebin.com/8P4tVAQw . Can anybody help me? Thanks.
[08:39] <darkelfjugglo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/16076066/
[08:39] <SwedeMike> EriC^^: well, I don't see anything in that man page that indicates you can remove the kind of http url that darkelfjugglo had added.
[08:39] <Ezebe> did a clean install of 16.04 few days ago and been trying to install ruby / rails /git /rvm and run into some trouble with apt-get update giving me 404 errors, and wanted to check my repository lists
[08:40] <Ezebe> to make sure some scripts i had "newbie cut and pasted" hadn't messed them up
[08:40] <darkelfjugglo> and it is there twice... I can disable on in the sources.list but I can't remove either
[08:40] <k1l> Ezebe: "sudo apt update | nc termbin.com 9999" please run that in terminal and show the url
[08:41] <walde> hi. I have a problem with debmirror2.25 and xenial. Even after the transistion patch, the transition directory i18n is not being downloaded (even it is created in .tmp first). Any ideas? Currently I can use this mirror only with (Acquiretransitions: none).
[08:41] <Ezebe> WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts.
[08:41] <Ezebe> E: The repository 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/chris-lea/node.js/ubuntu xenial Release' does not have a Release file.
[08:41] <Ezebe> http://termbin.com/4t5u
[08:42] <Ezebe> it's that chris-lea dude that seems to be causing me problems....
[08:43] <k1l> Ezebe: "grep ^ /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* | nc termbin.com 9999" please run that in terminal and show the url
[08:43] <lenovo> Hello ! My laptop is t410. Installed Ubuntu 14.04, I have a sim card Gobi 2000, the drivers do not connecting, I'm asking for help
[08:43] <Ezebe> i wondered if he hadn't made a proper ppa for xenial yet, or something? (newbie guess)
[08:44] <Ezebe> http://termbin.com/h81s
[08:44] <lotuspsychje> !ppa | Ezebe
[08:44] <Jakey3> is there a way to change the desktop tabs order in lubuntu?
[08:45] <Ezebe> !addppa
[08:45] <Ezebe> !ppa-purge
[08:45] <k1l> Ezebe: the last packages are for 14.10 in that repo
[08:45] <k1l> Ezebe: use ppa-purge to get rid of that and be more aware what you add as PPA next time
[08:46] <Ezebe> so is my guess that whatever online tutorial i was using to take me through installing ruby rails stuff including node.js is out of date?
[08:46] <k1l> Ezebe: yes
[08:46] <Ezebe> cool thanks - it was added as part of a script - i didn't obviously realise what it was doing
[08:46] <k1l> Ezebe: dont run every command some bloke on the internet wrote there. check them first
[08:47] <Ezebe> but presumably i must have sudo'd it
[08:47] <Ezebe> i will do, thanks for the help
[08:47] <k1l> that is breaking every security barrier
[08:48] <lotuspsychje> Ezebe: also you can search ubuntu official packages before adding a ppa with apt-cache search keyword
[08:48] <ducasse> lotuspsychje: or apt search - less typing :)
[08:49] <lotuspsychje> ducasse: +1
[08:49] <Ezebe> i'm still very tempted to use guis to search the "official" stuff like ubuntu software centre - i'm sure i should grow up! - is apt search more thorough?
[08:49] <Tegu> if you want something in between, you could try aptitude
[08:50] <dannymichel> What does he mean he http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1190239&p=7507087#post7507087 "wrote out the files to the ~/.home/drive_c/program files/apple utility dir/admin.exe"
[08:51] <lotuspsychje> dannymichel: tell us your story? what are you trying to do?
[08:51] <dannymichel> Im trying to get airport utility to work on ubuntu lotuspsychje
[08:52] <dannymichel> So far that post seems to be the most detailed but its barely writen in english
[08:52] <lotuspsychje> Ezebe: well with apt-cache you can see all packages, on ubuntu-software, terminal apps might be bypassed
[08:52] <dannymichel> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/MISJ5ixz/
[08:53] <Ezebe> thanks, i'll check it out.
[08:53] <dannymichel> Just doesnt run i guess
[08:53] <dannymichel> I installed it using wine
[08:53] <Ezebe> and it seems i'm going to install gksudo to do any dangerous tinkering with gedit...
[08:53] <dannymichel> I even tried the ubuntu versiion which everyone says doesnt work
[08:53] <lotuspsychje> !info airport-utils | dannymichel can this help?
[08:54] <dannymichel> Unfortunately no lotuspsychje
[08:54] <lotuspsychje> dannymichel: doesnt work?
[08:55] <dannymichel> yeah doesnt even launch, like the wine version
[08:55] <lotuspsychje> dannymichel: perhaps file a bug against it then, help the community?
[08:55] <dannymichel> I guess
[08:56] <lotuspsychje> !bug | dannymichel
[08:56] <Spinrad> xchat is not available on Ubuntu 16.04 WTF ?
[08:56] <lotuspsychje> !info hexchat | Spinrad alternative
[08:58] <Spinrad> thanks
[08:59] <Village> Hello, how i can install gtk?
[09:01] <llusato> hello :). can it be that firewalld is installed by default in Ubuntu Gnome 16.04?
[09:04] <llusato> Do you know if firewalld is installed by defautl in Ubuntu Gnome 16.04?
[09:06] <ozmage> hello i found this http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.1.21-wily/
[09:07] <ozmage> so ubuntu can have older kernels
[09:07] <ozmage> why i cant compile my own kernel and boot it
[09:08] <ozmage> i tryed compiling a kernel vanilla from kernel.org patched with bfs -ck patches and wont boot
[09:08] <ozmage> any ideas why ?
[09:08] <Ezebe> k1l: i've found the script i ran, and see now it possibly did various things to my apt-keys, do i need to dig into this more...?
[09:08] <Ezebe> curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_4.x | sudo -E bash -
[09:10] <ozmage> hello ????
[09:10] <k1l> Ezebe: that is a hell off a script. it loads "some script" from the internet and runs that with sudo permissions.
[09:10] <Ezebe> i know now.  i feel like a chump.  i guess i trusted the original page
[09:11] <Ezebe> it seemed very kosher otherwise :(
[09:11] <Wulf> ozmage: more details?
[09:12] <ozmage> what else
[09:12] <bviktor> how do i run a specific command at boot, automatically and properly?
[09:12] <bviktor> i.e what's the recommended way on 16.04
[09:12] <Wulf> ozmage: why do you think that it doesn't boot? What happens instead? any error messages?
[09:13] <Wulf> bviktor: using systemd I guess
[09:13] <hateball> bviktor: systemd
[09:13] <ozmage> well i compiled a 4.1 kernel with bfs -ck and wont boot what else do it need
[09:13] <ducasse> ozmage: you could try the liquorix kernels, they have a repo
[09:13] <ozmage> no thing
[09:13] <bviktor> Wulf, you mean write a unit?
[09:13] <ozmage> just dont boot
[09:13] <k1l> ozmage: why 4.1? is that special hardware?
[09:13] <Wulf> bviktor: if that's how they call it
[09:13] <ozmage> no i dont want liquorix
[09:13] <ozmage> i want my own kernel
[09:14] <ryan`> how weird
[09:14] <ryan`> like an hour after installing 16.04 and rebooting
[09:14] <ryan`> my server came back up
[09:14] <k1l> ozmage: try this : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel
[09:14] <ryan`> what the hell
[09:14] <ozmage> yes i need 4.1 for my laptop
[09:14] <ozmage> that dont work
[09:14] <k1l> ozmage: i doubt that only 4.1 will work
[09:15] <egon1> !weather drs
[09:15] <digilink> [DRS, Germany] Scattered Clouds. Temp is 6.0*C but feels like 5*C. SSE wind: 7.2 kph. Humidity: 54%.
[09:15] <ozmage> i want to compile my kernel traditional way and 4.1 with -ck patches
[09:16] <ozmage> that was what i did and the kernel just wont boot
[09:18] <llusato> Hello. Do you know if 'firewalld' is installed by default in Ubuntu Gnome 16.04?
[09:18] <Jakey3> does anyone know how to change the window list tabs order in lubuntu?
[09:19] <ozmage> no one have do this before grab the kernel from kernel.org and compile it on ubuntu ?
[09:19] <ozmage> and boot to it ?
[09:21] <ozmage> ????
[09:23] <k1l> ozmage: you want to do advanced task. so see the logs why it doesnt boot. and if you added all patches that are needed for ubuntu. you want your own kernel, then you will have to do the work on your won.
[09:23] <k1l> *own
[09:24] <ozmage> what usuntu patches
[09:25] <ozmage> i want a vanilla kernel from kernel.org
[09:25] <k1l> ozmage: then look at the logs what is happening there.
[09:26] <ozmage> this is possible on all the other distros slackware arch gentoo fedora why i cant have my own kernel ?
[09:26] <ozmage> there is no log the kernel wont do anything
[09:26] <k1l> ozmage: look at the logs why its not booting.
[09:26] <ozmage> man im telling you there is no log
[09:27] <|ZNC|MiniVorap> Your kernel sounds broken
[09:27] <|ZNC|MiniVorap> :/
[09:27] <egon1> !weather mqf
[09:27] <ozmage> no is not
[09:27] <rp2> does your system even *try* to boot the kernel?
[09:27] <k1l> egon1: stop that in here. no weather bots allowed
[09:27] <ozmage> i also tryed to boot it on arch and the kernel boots
[09:27] <hateball> ozmage: why not just use the mainline PPA
[09:27] <ozmage> only on ubuntu is not booting
[09:28] <ozmage> because i want -ck patches bfs and other stuff bfq
[09:29] <k1l> ozmage: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[09:29] <ozmage> that only work with the ubuntu kernel
[09:30] <rp2> what's wrong with the ubuntu kernel? you can patch that, too
[09:31] <k1l> ozmage: the ubuntu kernel git includes already other patches that are needed for ubuntu to boot properly. like drm stuff, intel stuff, etc.
[09:35] <darkelfjugglo> EriC^^ SwedeMike Sorry, I had to go do something... No other ideas on how to Remove this... or to at least find the Packages it installed to remove those?
[09:37] <linocisco> hi all,
[09:37] <hari_> HELP
[09:38] <linocisco> I can't log in after upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04
[09:38] <ozmage> where is the ubuntu git with the kernel 4.1 ?
[09:38] <hari_> can i install ubundu 16.04 LTS on hp pavilion G6 2320tx
[09:38] <k1l> ozmage: you still could not answer why you want 4.1
[09:39] <Wulf> hari_: what wireless and graphics card does it have?
[09:39] <k1l> linocisco: what video card?
[09:39] <linocisco> how can I check? I can't get terminal access
[09:39] <hari_> actually i dont know how to check the hardware details, please advice
[09:40] <linocisco> k1l, even using guest account, I can't login
[09:40] <llusato> Hello. Is anyone out there? :)
[09:40] <SwedeMike> EriC^^: if you remove what-ever package you did "apt-get install" before, then you do apt-get autoremove, it should remove all of them.
[09:40] <ozmage> k1l, because i can hibernate and use my hdmi with this laptop all the features are supported with 4.1
[09:40] <Wulf> hari_: do you already have the system running?
[09:40] <SwedeMike> EriC^^: so do dpkg --purge <package> (the same ones you did apt-get install of) then do apt-get autoremove
[09:40] <hari_> wulf , yeah i have the system
[09:40] <k1l> ozmage: and the newer kernels?
[09:41] <Wulf> hari_: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/try-ubuntu-before-you-install
[09:41] <everson> Hi all. Recently upgraded to 14.04. Seems I no longer have access to as many keyboard shortcut options as before. Specifically, I'm trying to assign a key to splitting the file manager window into two panes so that I may easily transfer files from one folder to another whilst looking at both folders (without having to open two separate windows). How can I do this? Thanks
[09:41] <ozmage> no is borked
[09:41] <Wulf> hari_: try it, see if stuff works. If so, install ubuntu
[09:41] <Ezebe> does apt-add-repository -r do anything more than just delete the sources.list.d file? i can't work out the "name" of the repository to remove it using the utility, possibly beacause the referenced urls don't actually exist..
[09:41] <ozmage> hibernation is borked for me since 4.3 and hdmi from 4.4 and up
[09:42] <hari_> wulf , thank you , any way to check the hardware details
[09:42] <FourDollars> Does anyone know how to install ddeb from PPA? I have generated ddeb in PPA.
[09:43] <k1l> ozmage: i linked you the site that explains how to build a kernel. use that method.
[09:44] <dannymichel> Anybody know what themes these are? http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ubuntu-themes.jpg
[09:44] <ozmage> k1l, what was the link again ?
[09:45] <Wulf> hari_: I think easiest for you is to try (not install) ubuntu.
[09:45] <hari_> yeah , i got the wifi - ralink RT3290 , graphics intel on board & amd radeon
[09:45] <k1l> dannymichel: doesnt the article name them?
[09:45] <Wulf> hari_: and once you booted it: lspci in a shell
 ozmage: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[09:45] <hari_> ok
[09:45] <dannymichel> No k1l http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/04/10-things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-16-04-lts
[09:45] <ozmage> and where i can found the ubuntu kernel git tree with the kernel 4.1 patched with ubuntu stuff ?
[09:46] <k1l> dannymichel: best is to ask in comments under the article, i think
[09:46] <streulma> Is there a virtual cd burner for Wine ?
[09:46] <dannymichel> I noticed someone already did
[09:46] <Wulf> hari_: your wireless is supposed to be supported
[09:46] <Wulf> hari_: intel graphics usually works too
[09:47] <Wulf> hari_: and radeon usually works with some effort
[09:47] <hari_> thank you , going to download ubundu , which version is full featured one
[09:48] <chinabaozi> hey man.
[09:48] <hari_> showing enterprise , education, govt , developers
[09:48] <dannymichel> Anybody know if there is a shortcut(maybe for compiz) that centers windows?
[09:48] <chinabaozi> a beautiful day,ha?
[09:48] <Wulf> hari_: 16.04 desktop
[09:48] <hari_> ok
[09:48] <hari_> thank you
[09:48] <linocisco> who will  help me?
[09:48] <kkj> linocisco: Just state your question. :-)
[09:49] <ozmage> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile this is outdated info
[09:49] <ozmage> and where i can found the ubuntu kernel git tree with the kernel 4.1 patched with ubuntu stuff ?
[09:49] <linocisco> kkj, I just upgraded from 14.04 to 16.04 partial upgrade but after restart, I can't login using normal account and guest account
[09:51] <llusato> Hello. Do you know if 'firewalld' is installed by default in Ubuntu Gnome 16.04?
[09:52] <kkj> llusato: Probably. Check ufw status
[09:53] <kkj> linocisco: No idea, I never do in-place upgrades. Any log files or whatever that says anything?
[09:53] <linocisco> kkj, how can I see?
[09:53] <ozmage> and where i can found the ubuntu kernel git tree with the kernel 4.1 patched with ubuntu stuff ????? i cant find anything on http://kernel.ubuntu.com
[09:53] <kkj> linocisco: Boot with a livecd
[09:54] <kkj> linocisco: There is a billion things that could have gone wrong during an in-place OS upgrade to cause problems.
[09:55] <linocisco> kkj, that is problem. I dont have live CD currently. yes. I was told to disable UEFI because it will not work with thirdparty drivers.
[09:57] <rp2> ozmage: I don't think there is such a thing as 'the ubuntu kernel git tree'
[09:58] <k1l> there is. and its named in the articles i linked
[09:58] <rp2> ozmage: why don't you just follow Ubuntu's instructions on how to build the kernel from source, and patch that kernel?
[09:58] <k1l> but since the user is too lazy to read i lost motivation to help.
[09:59] <ozmage> i want the mainline ubuntu kernel git tree that i can checkout the kernel 4.1 and then patch it with -ck and bfs bfq
[09:59] <Bernzel> any quick tools for Ubuntu if I want to cut a long video down?
[09:59] <Bernzel> mp4
[09:59] <llusato> kkj I had a problem with ufw not enabled at startup after reboot and I think the problem is that I have ufw and firewalld both enabled  at the same time and they are conflicting.
[10:00] <rp2> there may not be a mainline Ubuntu git tree and if there is, it may not be easy for you to figure out whether it is supposed to work on your system
[10:00] <ozmage> k1l, if i fallow those instructions it will pull the last kernel
[10:00] <llusato> Which one do you recommend to uninstall/deactivate?
[10:00] <ozmage> and i want 4.1
[10:01] <kkj> llusato: Aha. - The default is ufw, I have no preference toward any of them. But I guess I would stick with the default for convinience.
[10:02] <newseong> How do I uninstall Google Typecatcher fonts?
[10:02] <llusato> ok how can I uninstall firewalld?
[10:02] <ozmage> i just want the source of this pkgs http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.1.21-wily/
[10:02] <llusato> Many thanks! :)
[10:03] <kkj> llusato: apt-get purge firewalld
[10:04] <llusato> ok many thanks kkj!:)
[10:05] <kkj> llusato: No problem.
[10:05] <newseong> I found it using Synaptic.
[10:05] <newseong> Synaptic is a very powerful tool.
[10:06] <ozmage> everything i need is here http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.1.21-wily/README
[10:06] <ozmage> i was looking on other directions
[10:14] <yray> hello everyone
[10:14] <chinabaozi> listen to me
[10:15] <yyray> Is there a way to completely reset the tcp/ip or network stack setting in ubuntu?
[10:15] <yyray> or this is not possible like it is in windows 8.1
[10:15] <andreas_> cheesecakes
[10:16] <yyray> you mean it is easy?
[10:16] <inocuous> Is anyone using this hexchat-indicator patch? https://github.com/cheshire-mouse/hexchat-indicator
[10:16] <cheesecakes> hello! I've seet up a ubuntu server with a rsa key I made in puttygen, I have both the public and private key. But I can't figure out how to log into it from ubuntu, all the guides seem to be for windows.
[10:16] <yyray> folks?
[10:17] <cheesecakes> is there a way to save the rsa key on my local ubuntu laptop and ssh fast inn, or a command I can make an alias for?
[10:17] <vusimuzi> ok
[10:17] <kkj> cheesecakes: Yes. Just add your public key to the servers authorized_keys file in ~/.ssh/
[10:18] <cheesecakes> it is in the servers authorized_keys, I just need to find out how to log inn FROM my ubuntu machine, the key was made in windows
[10:19] <cheesecakes> I've gone through almost 20 guides now, all telling me how to put it on the server but none telling me how to log inn from a linux machine
[10:19] <vusimuzi> ho does one chat here/
[10:19] <inocuous> vusimuzi, you are doing it correctly.
[10:19] <kkj> cheesecakes: You need the id_rsa and id_rsa.pub in your local .ssh directory
[10:20] <kkj> With the correct permissions
[10:20] <cheesecakes> hmm thanks
[10:20] <cheesecakes> any idea where the .ssh direcotory is?
[10:20] <vusimuzi> oh thanks @inocuos
[10:21] <inocuous> no problem vusimuzi
[10:21] <kkj> cheesecakes: In your home directory on your ubuntu laptop.
[10:21] <|ZNC|MiniVorap> cheesecakes: Look in your home directory
[10:21] <kkj> cheesecakes: if it is not there create it.
[10:21] <cheesecakes> it's not, I'll just go "mkdir ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" and put them there
[10:21] <kkj> cheesecakes: mkdir .ssh
[10:22] <kkj> cheesecakes: auth keys are on the server side.
[10:22] <cheesecakes> oh, I can just drop the private key in the .ssh folder
[10:22] <kkj> cheesecakes: On the server side, yes.
[10:23] <cheesecakes> never mind the server side, the server side is done. I *only* care about client side.
[10:24] <kkj> cheesecakes: Yes. On the client side you need the id_rsa and the id_rsa.pub (the keys...)
[10:24] <cheesecakes> oh both, goodie. thanks
[10:24] <vusimuzi> :-(
[10:25] <kkj> cheesecakes: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys -- This guide is good, and exactly what you want.
[10:25] <vusimuzi> how does one access chatrooms
[10:26] <vusimuzi> this is confusing.0_0
[10:26] <linocisco> what do I do now?
[10:26] <inocuous> btw, vusimuzi , you don't need to add the @, that actually cancels out the notifications to the intended person won't see their message highlighted.
[10:27] <inocuous> do you have a question vusimuzi ?
[10:27] <vusimuzi> how does one do that?inocuous
[10:28] <vusimuzi> yes i have
[10:28] <inocuous> best just to shout it out, someone may have an answer
[10:29] <k1l> vusimuzi: type "/join #channelname" to enter another channel
[10:30] <vusimuzi> "/#channelname"
[10:31] <thunfisch> hey, having problems with a creative soundblaster audigy fx (sb1570) on 12.04 - I've finally got it to recognize the card, but it's not showing up in pulseaudio for the normal user, nor the usual alsa tools. however if i run the alsa tools with root privileges, i can see the card.
[10:31] <thunfisch> any ideas whats going wrong there? wiki says, in ubuntu you shouldn't need the audio group for users
[10:33] <kkj> thunfisch: Maybe it shouldn't need the audio group, but have you tried adding the user to it?
[10:34] <dannymichel> Anybody know what the theme on the right here is? http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ubuntu-themes.jpg
[10:34] <thunfisch> kkj: i'm doing that now.
[10:35] <kkj> thunfisch: If that doesn't do it, check the permissions on the device in /dev/...
[10:39] <thunfisch> kkj: adding the user to the audio group seems to have fixed it. very weird.
[10:49] <Guest31533> I had a problem earlier could not access windows shares, after installing samba all worked well.
[10:49] <Guest31533> My sort of final problem on moving to Ubuntu C#
[10:49] <Guest31533> Any C# developer here?
[10:52] <hateball> daniel01: probably more respons in ##programming
[10:53] <daniel01> thanks, it's only #programming, right?
[10:53] <hateball> daniel01: No
[10:53] <daniel01> ok, thanks again!
[10:55] <kkj> thunfisch: Well, if it works it's all good. :-)
[10:55] <Bernzel> has anyone used OpenShot here? I need help with exporting a trimmed video
[10:56] <EriC^^> Bernzel: the guys in #ubuntu-studio probably know a lot about it, worth asking there too
[10:56] <Bernzel> ok thanks
[10:58] <haasn> I'm having more issues with compiz in unity than I'd like to have. Is it possible to replace compiz by e.g. compton and still use unity?
[11:00] <sissylog> W: http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/dists/stable/Release.gpg: Signature by key <key in question> uses weak digest algorithm (SHA1)
[11:00] <sissylog> is this a known bug?
[11:00] <hateball> sissylog: Yes
[11:01] <sissylog> hateball, thanks
[11:01] <hateball> sissylog: https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Apt/Sha1Removal
[11:01] <hateball> sissylog: the "bug" being that google uses weak ciphers
[11:01] <cheesecakes> urm, still having problems with SSH. Here is what I have done: made the rsa key (both public and private in ubuntu), copied it into ~/.ssh/autorized_keys in the server, chmodded, restarted ssh, still can't log inn
[11:03] <cheesecakes> §ssh errors: ndreas@Tenkboks:~$ ssh -v<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:03] <cheesecakes> OpenSSH_7.2p2 Ubuntu-4, OpenSSL 1.0.2g-fips  1 Mar 2016
[11:03] <cheesecakes> debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[11:03] <cheesecakes> debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 19: Applying options for *
[11:03] <cheesecakes> debug1: Connecting to <IP_ADDRESS> [<IP_ADDRESS>] port 22.
[11:03] <cheesecakes> debug1: Connection established.
[11:04] <cheesecakes> http://hastebin.com/givoferibi.sm <- the log from me trying to use my rsa key
[11:04] <Wulf> cheesecakes: can you use another paste service?
[11:05] <cheesecakes> yes, hold on.
[11:05] <cheesecakes> Wulf, http://paste.ubuntu.com/16077213/
[11:06] <direwolf> where is a support chanel?
[11:07] <cheesecakes> here direwolf
[11:07] <Wulf> cheesecakes: what's on the server in ~andreas/.ssh/authorized_keys ?
[11:08] <cheesecakes> the id_rsa.pub file I generated on my laptop
[11:08] <cheesecakes> I had to manually copy-paste it inn
[11:08] <Wulf> cheesecakes: what about file permissions of .ssh and .ssh/authorized_keys?
[11:08] <cheesecakes> how do I print them again?
[11:08] <Wulf> cheesecakes: ls -l
[11:08] <cheesecakes> nvm
[11:09] <direwolf> i cant install flash use Chromium browswer on ubuntu 16.04
[11:09] <cheesecakes> http://paste.ubuntu.com/16077269/
[11:09] <hateball> direwolf: sudo apt-get install pepperflashplugin-nonfree
[11:09] <CasW> Is it true that (L)ubuntu 16.04 requires OpenGL 2.1 or higher? I tried installing it on my netbook (Intel Atom N450, Intel GMA 3150 (OpenGL 2.0)), and it doesn't boot properly, here's the last part of Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/98xuSYMY
[11:09] <CasW> I have been able to boot into the graphical shell using recovery mode, and I have installed the newest drivers
[11:09] <cheesecakes> direwolf if you want flash maybe consider using Chrome, it is bundled with it. else do the thing hateball said : )
[11:09] <Wulf> cheesecakes: make the directory 700 and the file 600
[11:10] <hateball> cheesecakes, direwolf, the package above downloads official chrome and rips out pepperflash for use with chromium
[11:10] <Guest18094> Why doesn't Ubuntu offer DVD ISO images containing all the packages on its repositories?
[11:11] <direwolf> chrome work fine on ubuntu?
[11:11] <hateball> direwolf: Yes
[11:11] <Guest18094> Debian does. You can download 6 DVD images, mount them and then you have an entire local repository
[11:12] <Guest18094> It would be very easy to offer this facility. Why doesn't it happen?
[11:12] <cheesecakes> direwolf, http://paste.ubuntu.com/16077300/ still same problem
[11:12] <lundmar> its 2016, DVDs are obsolete.
[11:13] <cheesecakes> nvm. the unable to resolve host direwolf , it's a openstack issue.
[11:13] <Guest18094> zsync could be used to efficiently keep the local DVDs up to date
[11:13] <newman> hello everyone
[11:14] <cheesecakes> Guest18094, ubuntu's repos are larger then Debians
[11:14] <TJ-> Guest18094: because it's just as effective to create a local mirror repo using apt-mirror for that use-case
[11:14] <newman> can anyone suggest how to edit ipsec.secrets file?
[11:14] <newman>  Its urgent
[11:15] <Guest18094> TJ - apt-mirror is an alternative. But consider the technical expertise required to set up apt-mirror! Compare that with downloading 3 DVDs and mounting them. There is no comparison.
[11:15] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[11:15] <direwolf> i tried via terminal and has a eror
[11:15] <LTCD> Anyone here from America? Would appreicate if they could answer this. Sorry to ask here but there is no education channel.  http://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/67759/america-community-college-reading-class
[11:15] <Guest18094> It is *by far* easier to download and mount.
[11:15] <TJ-> newman: see "man 5 ipsec.secrets"
[11:16] <Guest18094> What possible disadvantage could there be to offering those DVDs?
[11:16] <ubuntu1> hi
[11:16] <ubuntu1> i cant use sudo
[11:17] <TJ-> Guest18094: they rapidly go out-of-date because of package upgrades with security fixes
[11:17] <ubuntu1> i known password but not accetp
[11:17] <ubuntu1> [sudo] password  (Sorry, try again)
[11:17] <blaamann_b570> Do we still need gstreamer0.10 stuff in 16:04? To run rhythmbox etc
[11:17] <an_> I am running a bash script on ubuntu which internally calls "sed -i ..." to find and replace in an infinite loop on an ext4 mount. The file gets deleted after a while and strace shows rename command unfinished. I have also tried with auto_da_alloc and nodelalloc options but it didn't help. Changing journalling from data=ordered to data=journal solves the problem. What is exactly happening?
[11:18] <ubuntu1> I know it's true
[11:18] <ubuntu1> why not accept?
[11:18] <CasW> Hey guys, my old netbook (with an Intel GMA 3150) won't boot into Ubuntu because OpenGL2.1 is required (I do use the proprietary drivers), is there any way to fix this?
[11:19] <newman> That just gives the discription of file. I need to append just one line in that but the vi editor isn't working even from root.
[11:20] <daniel01> Anyone here running PopcornTime?
[11:20] <TJ-> an_: That sounds like a race-condition bug somewhere in the stack
[11:20] <daniel01> Was wondering if it's still alive, tried to instal it and faild
[11:20] <blaamann_b570> ubuntu1: Are you in sudo group? Run the groups command in terminal and see if it returns sudo.
[11:20] <huwjr> has anyone had issues with mysql connection randomly swapping from <IP_ADDRESS> and localhost ? I’ve had it twice now, first time was weird, this is now bullshit
[11:20] <TJ-> an_: can you report a bug and provide a simple test-case script to show it off so others can reproduce it, and then work on it?
[11:20] <newman> Can you suggest some other method for that?
[11:20] <Guest18094> TJ - I think a set of DVDs, including all the packages current at the time of initial release of a new version of Ubuntu, should be made available for download for each release.
[11:21] <TJ-> !bug | an_
[11:21] <ubuntu1> blaamann_b570 how i can add in sudo grub?
[11:21] <newman> @TJ
[11:21] <newman> Can you suggest some other method for that?
[11:21] <Mekkis> is there an easy way to get a VM for building ubuntu packages?
[11:21] <blaamann_b570> ubuntu1: Did you run 'groups'?
[11:21] <TJ-> Guest18094: well, you're free to join the Ubuntu development team and make it happen. Historically there was almost zero interest in that - most people want the latest from the archive
[11:22] <EriC^^> will opencl be supported on 16.04 soon?
[11:22] <TJ-> newman: is the file permissions marked read-only for root? ("ls -l /etc/ipsec.secrets") or maybe has the immutable (i) but set?
[11:22] <EriC^^> for the amdgpu
[11:22] <zmon> hi, Installed hplip-gui, I get the error "Qt/PyQt 4 initialization failed" but I do have python-qt4 per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HpAllInOne#error:_hp-setup_requires_GUI_support  what to do?
[11:23] <LTCD> Anyone American here?
[11:23] <hateball> !ot | LTCD
[11:23] <LTCD> Woops
[11:23] <Guest18094> Looking at the history of the last LTS, Precise, there have been 5 point releases.
[11:23] <newman> Its  (-rw) read/write I think
[11:24] <newman> -rw------- 1 root root 322 Nov 16 08:44 /etc/ipsec.secrets
[11:24] <an_> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/szVF7SS4 This is the script that I used
[11:24] <Guest18094> If the DVDs in mind are presented with zsync support, there would not be much extra bandwith used
[11:24] <Mika_> Hmmm is this the right room to talk about dd vs dban? :)
[11:25] <TJ->      newman how about "getfacl /etc/ipsec.secrets"
[11:25] <Guest18094> Hey, TJ! The Ubuntu dev team! What a thought. Thank you. what is the channel for that?
[11:26] <TJ-> Guest18094: generally #ubuntu-devel, although that is mostly focused on actual coding/packaging development
[11:27] <newman> That says Owner and group : root and user : root as well
[11:27] <Mika_> has anybody ever like really recovered data what has been overwritten with zeroes. Because i think its more a myth... Hmm
[11:27] <newman> * user : rw-
[11:27] <baprath> ! register
[11:27] <TJ-> an_: well, you've got 2 processes there running in the background each trying to process the same file, so my 1st guess would be they're causing a race condition
[11:27] <cheesecakes> no one that can help with my ssh-problem?
[11:27] <cheesecakes> super annoying that I can log inn from Putty on windows, but can
[11:27] <cheesecakes> can't from Ubuntu
[11:28] <newman> That means the file is editiable but what editor to use>
[11:28] <TJ-> an_: and each time around the while() loop you'll start 2 more processes (notice how each command ends with the "&" backgrounding operator)
[11:28] <newman> ?
[11:29] <TJ-> newman: if you're using vi, then you write the changed file with ":w" ... do you get a permission denied message ?
[11:30] <an_> TJ-: A single sed in loop without redirection caused the same error too. http://pastebin.com/m44r3AQ6
[11:32] <TJ-> an_: I can believe it - as I said, you're putting the proceess into the background by using the "&" operator so you can end up starting another process before the first has terminated
[11:32] <TJ-> an_: remove the "&"
[11:32] <effectnet> good morning
[11:34] <niko988> Hello everyone. I'm trying right now to setup vnc server with this howto: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-vnc-on-ubuntu-16-04 - everything is working. i can start vncserver with "sudo systemctl start<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and stop too, but i can't install it as a service to run on boot with this command: "sudo systemctl enable<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:34] <niko988> it allways tells me Failed to execute operation: Invalid argument... How is that possible, and what could i do wrong?
[11:35] <newman> @TJ :- I'm getting an output like :- http://pastebin.com/d0LbTAZG
[11:36] <newman> Along with that it says file is already opened for editing though i closed that before
[11:36] <TJ-> newman: After starting 'vi' ? Yes, that's the editing environment. read "man vi" for instructions on how to use 'vi' or in 'vi' type ":h" for help
[11:40] <an_> TJ-: Ah! Thanks. That might be the reason. Out of curiosity, why does increasing the journalling level from data=ordered to data=journal solve the problem?
[11:41] <newman> The output i pasted is after i ran vi command as vi ./ipsec.secrets :w and after that i get http://pastebin.com/azGamxaf on pressing enter i just get http://pastebin.com/d0LbTAZG,. I dont think that's an editing environment?
[11:41] <TJ-> an_: that's a question I'll avoid for now since it involves a lot of technical mystery in the file-system handling. Basically, the data=journal ensures the metadate and file data are always in-sync
[11:42] <newman> I think vi editor is not able to read the contents. That might need some other editor or else I am not sure why is it occuring?
[11:43] <TJ-> newman: In vi to enter INSERT mode press "i". To exit that mode press ESCAPE. As I already said, do ":h" in 'vi' itself to get help... it gives information on how to use it.
[11:44] <TJ-> newman: vi/vim use modes - command and editing - so on start you're in command mode. You have to enter editing mode using i (insert) or a (append) or various other options.
[11:44] <effectnet> i am having that slow mouse disease
[11:45] <TJ-> newman: you might find "nano" a better editor to understand if you want a modeless editor - it uses Ctrl+Key sequences to issue commands
[11:45] <TJ-> effectnet: replacement batteries?
[11:45] <effectnet> i did replace batteries yes thanks.
[11:45] <TJ-> effectnet: is the mouse Bluetooth
[11:45] <effectnet> a few people had the problem in the forum i see.
[11:45] <newman> when you enter vi command that must show the contents if it is able to read. But I think you have already seen output. Are you sure its even able to read the contents if you are aware about vi?
[11:45] <effectnet> no just wireless mouse not blueteeth
[11:46] <TJ-> newman: the pastebin you linked to shows the content of the default /etc/ipsec.secrets file, which is just # comments explaining its use
[11:47] <newman> http://pastebin.com/d0LbTAZG are you talking about it?
[11:48] <TJ-> effectnet: OK, with wireless devices they almost always operate in the unlicensed 2.4GHz radio frequency band, the same band that WiFi is in. If there are a lot of (strong) signal from other devices they will interfere with the signal and that is usually the cause of such things. For WiFi and Bluetooth, most devices how have hardware capabilities to avoid interfering with one another, but for other protocols
[11:48] <TJ-> that doesn't help so those can still suffer interference.
[11:48] <effectnet> hmmm k
[11:48] <TJ-> effectnet: the best test is to take your PC a long way from the Wifi access point, turn off the PC's Wifi radio (rfkill or a hot-key) and see if the mouse still lags
[11:49] <effectnet>  k i'll work on it next time it occurs
[11:49] <TJ-> effectnet: if the mouse seems to be OK in that test you're almost certainly proved radio interference is the cause
[11:50] <newman> # This file holds shared secrets or RSA private keys for authentication.  # RSA private key for this host, authenticating it to any other host # which knows the public part.  Suitable public keys, for ipsec.conf, DNS, # or configuration of other implementations, can be extracted conveniently # with "ipsec showhostkey".  ~                                                                                ~
[11:51] <newman> The ~ signs you see are representing the contents of file i think
[11:52] <newman> Refer here :- http://pastebin.com/70dBiTZD
[11:52] <effectnet> oh i had to take wifi out of this room cuz sleep disturbances
[11:52] <newman> You are just able to read the comments in file i think.
[11:54] <newman> If you are using 15.04 or that might be on all versions, then you can find and try yourself in /etc directory
[11:54] <newman> Please just take a look and respond soon.
[11:55] <newman> Hey anyone connected>
[11:55] <newman> ??
[11:56] <zetheroo> booting up with 16.04 on a laptop here is taking about 2 minutes till I get to the login screen. Can dmesg output show why? http://paste.ubuntu.com/16077884/
[11:58] <hateball> zetheroo: check if you get any more info from "journalctl -b"
[11:59] <niko988> Nobody here who could tell my why i'm having trouble? I'm trying right now to setup vnc server with this howto: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-vnc-on-ubuntu-16-04 - everything is working. i can start vncserver with "sudo systemctl start<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and stop too, but i can't install it as a service to run on boot with this command: "sudo
[11:59] <niko988> systemctl enable<EMAIL_ADDRESS>it allways tells me Failed to execute operation: Invalid argument... How is that possible, and what could i do wrong?
[12:00] <akik> newman: the ~ chars show that there's no data there. the file has already ended
[12:01] <newman> is it able to read binary file too?
[12:01] <pauljw> niko988, no expert here, but maybe you should use 'start' rather than 'enable' in your boot script?
[12:01] <zetheroo> hateball: ok thanks - I think I found the issue with that command :)
[12:02] <hateball> zetheroo: :)
[12:03] <niko988> pauljw: the enable command should set the script up to run on boot. the start stop commands are to use on commandline
[12:05] <ozmage> hello
[12:05] <ozmage> the plymouth splash is not loading here
[12:05] <ozmage> anyone has this problem ?
[12:05] <hateball> ozmage: Are you using a recent nvidia binary driver?
[12:06] <ozmage> how i tell the initramfs to include the i915 modules
[12:06] <ozmage> no
[12:06] <ozmage> intel
[12:07] <akik> newman: i think there's better hex editors than vim
[12:08] <ozmage> how i tell the initramfs to include the i915 modules ?
[12:11] <ozmage> nvm
[12:12] <TJ-> zetheroo:  try "systemd-analyze blame"
[12:13] <ducasse> zetheroo: 'systemd-analyze blame' will show you which tasks take most time on startup
[12:13] <chrismallia> I have a problem in ubuntu black text in browser and documents appear in grey instead of black
[12:14] <zetheroo> TJ-: very cool
[12:14] <zetheroo> So Network Manager takes about 10 seconds on boot ...
[12:15] <TJ-> zetheroo: Network Manager relies on a lot of underlying services/processes depending on what kind of networking is configured
[12:15] <zetheroo> yeah, it's better now - boot down to 30 seconds
[12:15] <TJ-> zetheroo: "journalctl -u network-manager.service" will show its logs
[12:15] <TJ-> zetheroo: that logging is also available in /var/log/syslog
[12:16] <TJ-> niko988: did you do "systemctl status<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- that service may already be enabled
[12:19] <ksergy> Hi there!
[12:21] <ksergy> I'm creating a deb package for some software and have got a little problem with it's postinst script. Well, it may sound ridiculously but the script is run without any arguments after I do dpkg -i some-sw.deb.
[12:25] <louisdk> I'm about to upgrade a virtual Ubuntu server from 14.04 to 16.04. I had to run do-release-upgrade -d" to get 16.04. While upgrading it hangs while showing this output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/16078429/
[12:29] <fenix> Hi there, I've been using this today to configure a 16.04 : https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/sssd-ad.html and at smoe point of the tutorial it says to start sssd service. it turns out sssd wouldn't start unless "kinit" and "ads join" have been executed before, these are the two steps following "sssd start" so maybe you'll wantto check/modify this part of the doc. thank you!
[12:29] <newman> Is it required to configure the private key files when configuring for vpn in ubuntu ?
[12:30] <newman> Please respond since that will let me know if it a scam !
[12:31] <newman> * its
[12:34] <newman> I'm using manual setup for IPsec IKEv2 with Strongswan( no GUI)
[12:34] <newman> Please respond quick
[12:35] <bazhang> !info strongswan
[12:35] <younder> How do I tell a DHCP configured DNS server the name of my machines. NB! This is a clusre numbered from L -left to R right and 1 to 5 front to back. Order matters.
[12:35] <bazhang> newman, whats the question
[12:36] <damien__> bonjour
[12:36] <newman> Is it required to configure the private key files when configuring for vpn in ubuntu ?
[12:37] <newman> I'm using manual setup for IPsec IKEv2 with Strongswan( no GUI) and it requires me to append a statement in secret key files for network
[12:37] <newman> I mean in etc/ipsec.secrets file
[12:37] <dante_> will ubuntu run on HP Stream 13-c102no 13.3" without hardware/driver problems? - http://www.elkjop.no/product/data/barbar-pc/HP13C102NO/hp-stream-13-c102no-13-3-barbar-pc-bla
[12:38] <younder> Secrets should be stored in 0600 form or u+rw go-rwx
[12:38] <younder> It is better still to encrypt
[12:39] <newman> Actually they want me to append the statement for username and passkey in a format in that file.
[12:39] <Soup4you2> Just wondering if anybody has experienced wifi flakyness since upgrading to 16.10..  seems to cut out for about 10 seconds every 20-30 seconds.  i'm using the broadcom proprietary drivers.
[12:39] <newman> Doesn't that risk the security?
[12:39] <k1l> Soup4you2: 16.10?
[12:40] <MartyH> hi folks, I managed to render my system unbootable. I had a dual-boot system with win8 and (a broken) debian. I attempted to install ubuntu over the broken debian, but apparently did something wrong. The installation failed to write a boot loader, but has apparently broken my old boot loader. I'm currently on an Ubuntu live image. What are my best next steps?
[12:40] <Soup4you2> 16.04 my bad
[12:40] <bazhang> !yak
[12:40] <younder> He maeans 16.04..
[12:40] <younder> tipo
[12:41] <k1l> !bootrepair | MartyH
[12:41] <MartyH> thanks kll
[12:41] <anyilloyd> Please guys just installed LAMP but dont know how to make it work with apache2. need help please
[12:42] <younder> anyilloyd, What is the problem
[12:43] <younder> anyilloyd, I assume you have studied http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-install-lamp-on-ubuntu
[12:43] <anyilloyd> finding it difficult to configure my lamp server
[12:43] <younder> if not read it and come back if you still have problems
[12:43] <anyilloyd> yes
[12:44] <riton-> hi guys, I've just upgraded my ubuntu from 15.10 to 16.04. I'm trying to configure a WPA2 enterprise network connection with TLS and I face this bug :: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/1339607
[12:44] <newman> No one expert with networking here?
[12:44] <jair> hello all
[12:44] <riton-> my private key is encrypted and was functional with Ubuntu 15.10. Does anybody has a solution ? thx
[12:44] <chrismalllia> Hi sorry I asked this question b4 but do not know if I got answer as I got disconnected . Anyone know why my text colour looks grey in bowsers and text document?
[12:45] <younder> anyilloyd, Ive ha a LAMP stack for many years. Have you tested something like: sudo  tail -n 20 /var/log/syslog
[12:46] <anyilloyd> no
[12:46] <jair> I just installed 16.04 and selected gnome-ubuntu for the gui.  However I don't like the way gnome 3 is behaving, is there a way i can make the gnome desktop behave like a cinnamon mint, or regular old school gnome with a taskbar, and the ability to put icons on the desktops?
[12:46] <younder> anyilloyd, sudo  tail -n 20 /var/log/apache2/..
[12:46] <k1l> anyilloyd: have you used the ubuntu packages to install the apache and mysql etc?
[12:46] <anyilloyd> Kil: no
[12:47] <k1l> anyilloyd: how did you install it?
[12:47] <anyilloyd> Am new in linux world
[12:47] <younder> anyilloyd, no wonder
[12:48] <k1l> anyilloyd: you need to provide more details. did you use the ubuntu repos to install the lamp stack or did you download some stuff from other websites?
[12:48] <younder> anyilloyd, ubuntu setup of apache2  is WAY different from the stock
[12:48] <anyilloyd> ok
[12:49] <k1l> anyilloyd: ?
[12:49] <ZimaBlue> hi guys I have the most basic stupid problem- I run sudo chown -cR jenkins:jenkins /home/vagrant/zimablue and it says it's changing all the file/dir owners, then when I check with sudo ls -l | awk '{print $3, $4 }' it hasn't changed them
[12:49] <ZimaBlue> like there's something really basic I'm not understanding
[12:49] <k1l> ok, since you dont answer questions to get more infos:
[12:49] <k1l> !lamp | anyilloyd
[12:50] <anyilloyd> Kil: i installed it through the command line
[12:50] <k1l> ZimaBlue: what is the output of "pwd"?
[12:50] <younder> anyilloyd, don't we all
[12:50] <ZimaBlue> kil /home/vagrant
[12:50] <k1l> anyilloyd: see the bots message and link
[12:51] <younder> ah another vagrant user. Newt we we will hear of ansible
[12:51] <anyilloyd> Kil: alright, checking it out, thanks
[12:53] <MartyH_> I booted cleanly (without grub) back in to windows, so that part worked. I would like to install ubuntu dual boot. Windows disk management is showing my Disk0, which is half free space, half NTFS, and Disk1, which shows "system reserved", an NTFS partition "System, Active, Primary", and an NTFS partition which holds C:\ of the windows install, and a primary partition Disk Management knows nothing about, which I assume used to have t
[12:53] <k1l> ZimaBlue: change to the next folder first
[12:53] <MartyH_> I'd like to remove all traces of the debian install, and replace that with Ubuntu. What is my best bet?
[12:53] <k1l> ZimaBlue: "cd zimablue"
[12:53] <younder> apt-get
[12:54] <younder> MartyH_, Seriously reinstall
[12:54] <k1l> ZimaBlue: you are not changing in the anything in the vagrants users home but in its subdirectory.
[12:54] <MartyH_> younder: reinstall what?
[12:55] <younder> MartyH_, debian for ubuntu. I don't know why you want to do this though
[12:55] <ZimaBlue> kil: it still prints vagrant for all the owners, the really confusing part is that the -c output is telling me that it's changing the user
[12:57] <Guest10972> hello, I have an old netbook (32 bit) that has a corrupted windows config file on it. Its an acer aspire one ZG5... anyone have experience installing ubuntu on it? no cd drive, just usb
[12:58] <ducasse> ZimaBlue: check with lsattr if the 'i' attribute is set
[12:58] <MartyH_> the debian install was already unbootable (due to a firmware problem for my GPU). I suspect that the partition that Windows Disk Management is unable to recognize is the partition that held Debian, but is now reformatted btrfs, so it's unlikely it's ever bootable again. I'm going to need a new bootloader and new OS install anyway, so why not Ubuntu? It's just that I'm not sure how to partition and format in the Ubuntu installer
[12:58] <SPID> HI
[12:59] <SPID> hiiii allllllllllllllll
[12:59] <hateball> Guest10972: Try live-booting Ubuntu on USB, see if it works
[12:59] <ZimaBlue> lsattr
[12:59] <de-facto> MartyH_  you choose "something different" in the formating step then you can format as you like
[13:00] <ZimaBlue> ducasse - I then get lsattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device While reading flags on ./project.clj o.O
[13:00] <akik> MartyH_: you only need one partition for ubuntu and one partition for swap. that's it
[13:01] <de-facto> MartyH_ "Something else" i meant
[13:01] <MartyH_> thanks de-facto. That's what I tried earlier, and that failed to create the bootloader. I'm sort of scared it will fail to do that again, because I don't know why it failed to do that.
[13:02] <akik> MartyH_: the installer asks where to install the boot loader. put it to the start of your disk, e.g. /dev/sda
[13:02] <MartyH_> I'm feeling a bit out of my depth, particularly because I don't really understand how bootloading and MBR's work, so I'm just pressing the buttons that seem right, which is a sort of scary way to go about things
[13:02] <MartyH_> akik: it did try that; and failed to do that, which is where my reluctance comes from
[13:03] <younder> MartyH_, We all feel that way ;) and I have been woring with UNIX systems for 30 years
[13:03] <de-facto> MartyH_ the bootloader is installed onto the block device directly for example /dev/sda in front of the partition table (leave the first megabyte emtpy when partitioning)
[13:04] <effectnet> nice, just disconnected from internet, needed to reboot
[13:05] <Slade> did CUDA support die at 14.10 ?
[13:05] <MartyH_> I'll give it another swing. So do I have this right: I need to have the installer write Ubuntu to an unused partition of my choice, and mount / on it, assign a swap partition, and have the installer write a bootloader to the MBR of sda or sdb depending on which one my BIOS wants to boot from?
[13:06] <MartyH_> and sda and sdb correspond with what windows calls disk1 and disk2, not nessecarily in the same order?
[13:06] <dury> OerHeks, hi there, hi also to all
[13:06] <ducasse> ZimaBlue: not sure why you get that, what file system is this on? and is it mounted over the network?
[13:07] <effectnet> samnba didn't start on reboot, how do i start it?
[13:07] <de-facto> MartyH_ is this an uefi system or old bios? if its uefi you would need to use gpt partitions if its bios (or compatibility mode) you can use mbr
[13:07] <kkj> effectnet: /etc/init.d/samba start ?
[13:07] <effectnet> cool
[13:07] <paws> "sudo adduser test www-data" and its telling me: adduser: The user 'test' does not exist.
[13:08] <MartyH_> it calls itself "dual uefi-bios". I'm not sure what it means by that.
[13:08] <de-facto> MartyH_ if you choose something else do you see an EFI partition there already?
[13:09] <ZimaBlue> ducasse: it's an ubuntu vagrant instance with virtualbox as backing provider inside another ubuntu instance, nothing over the network, when I ran mount the first line of the output was /dev/sda1 on / type ext4 (rw). I think I got it - it's something to do with the fact that these two directories are being synchronised by vagrant/virtualbox
[13:09] <andreycizov> Hey everyone! Is there anyone who has ever tried to disable connection rate limiting in ufw?
[13:10] <newman> Do anyone know how to temporarily provide permissions to open root files in write format from gedit editor?
[13:10] <newman> Any script for that?
[13:10] <dury> OerHeks, did follow this > http://askubuntu.com/questions/182274/how-to-disable-autologin-in-lubuntu but the desktop environment doesn't load automatically
[13:10] <de-facto> gksu gedit
[13:10] <MartyH_> I'm booted back in to windows now, so I'd have to reboot from the live distro again. Or do you have any recommendations for a partition manager that shows me what I need to see for windows de-facto ?
[13:10] <MartyH_> the help is much appreciated by the way
[13:10] <younder> newman, There are no teporary root permissions to a file
[13:11] <hateball> !sudo | newman
[13:11] <ysionneau> Hi, is this normal? (ubuntu mate 16.04 x86_64) : http://pastebin.com/5U7YnRam ?
[13:11] <younder> newman, I suppose you meant to temporarly elevate the privileges of a program to root, write a file and then lower the privileges
[13:12] <dury> want to switch on the computer and the desktop environment appear
[13:12] <ysionneau> (cannot compile a basic C++ file with g++ -m32 on my 64 bit system)
[13:12] <newman> ya you got that I think
[13:12] <dury> running 14.04 installed through mini iso
[13:13] <andreycizov> Basically I would like to use ufw for automatic saving of iptables rules, but ufw seems to add a rule that enables connection rate limiting - and then restores /lib/ufw/user*.rules if I delete these from there. Should I just forget about ufw and it would be more appropriate to use iptables?
[13:13] <de-facto> MartyH_ i guess you can see it in "diskmgmt.msc" too
[13:13] <newman> I just wanna open a root file in write format from gedit and for that i would have to provide root permissions to it somehow !
[13:14] <ysionneau> allright answer was not to use libstdc++:i386 but lib32stdc++:amd64 ... ok
[13:14] <dury> default Desktop Environment LXDE
[13:16] <newman> hey its done ! You just need to open the application from superuser and that would automatically provide root permissions to that app!
[13:16] <de-facto> MartyH_ you also can see it from within then ubuntu livecd as well as from windows command line "wpeutil UpdateBootInfo" and then "reg query HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control /v PEFirmwareType"  0x1=bios and  0x2=uefi
[13:17] <MartyH_> that's not showing any mbr or uefi-related things that I recognize de-facto. Just the partitions I mentioned earlier (and one entire disk I left out, that I use for storage and want to keep that way which is probably irrelevant)
[13:17] <dury> newman, can you assist?
[13:17] <MartyH_> diskmgmt.msc that is, not the stuff you mentioned just now
[13:18] <de-facto> MartyH_ open the command line in windows and execute the commands above so you will know
[13:18] <MartyH_> wpeutil isn't found
[13:18] <MartyH_> one moment
[13:19] <de-facto> MartyH_ then just skip that step and go to the second command
[13:20] <de-facto> MartyH_ http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/29504-bios-mode-see-if-windows-boot-uefi-legacy-mode.html
[13:20] <newman> dury, What's the problem ?
[13:21] <dury> newman: want to switch on the computer and the desktop environment appear - Lxde
[13:21] <MartyH_> that's listed as bios
[13:22] <MartyH_> or "legacy"
[13:22] <dury> newman: always appear a window or screen to type default user pwd
[13:23] <newman> dury, On a black n white screen ?
[13:24] <de-facto> MartyH_ ok great then you dont need to worry about efi fancyness, if you create new partitions with "something else" for '/' use a primary mbr (msdos) partition. i guess the first megabyte of your device will already be empty so you can install grub into that area (installer should ask you about it)
[13:24] <davidmichaelkarr> I noticed a problem with creating desktop shortcuts in 16.04. The icon is ignored, and the name just gets the file name.
[13:24] <dury> newman: no just loggin screen to type default user pwd, see?
[13:25] <an_> In Ubuntu how do I find which flag has been used to mount, auto_da_alloc or noauto_da_alloc?
[13:25] <MartyH_> that sounds perfect de-facto, thanks for all the help.
[13:25] <newman> Does any ubuntu logo appear or it straight goes to that?
[13:25] <paws> i am on ubuntu 16.04, is it possible for me to downgrade to php5 from php7 ?
[13:26] <MartyH_> I'd have to double-check whether or not the first MB is really actually free, if not, I'll pop back by, but I can make some progress now.
[13:26] <newman> dury, Does any ubuntu logo appear or it straight goes to that?
[13:26] <MartyH_> \o
[13:26] <de-facto> MartyH_ you may want to create a swap partition (about twice your system RAM memeoy size) for suspend to work correctly, but you also can use a swapfile on your root fs (but then you wont be able to suspend )
[13:26] <dury> newman, no
[13:27] <mahgad> i want best iptv player ubuntu
[13:28] <traceur920> Hi, I'm having problems with session crashes, I'have a log of Xorg saying something about a segmentation fault, can somebody help?
[13:29] <dury> newman, it looks like you aren't experienced in that
[13:29] <newman> Means you watch a screen that shows the name of your pc on top and then asks login and then password to proceed?
[13:29] <newman> And no GUI ?
[13:29] <zetheroo> I am trying to enable a system service in 16.04 but am being met with this: http://tinypic.com/r/j9y5nt/9
[13:29] <younder> newman, sould fine by me
[13:30] <dury> jessusss with a GUI
[13:30] <zetheroo> I am following the instructions here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/613451/ubuntu-15-04-join-domain-problem-pbis
[13:30] <younder> newman, all you need is a term, a a  htpd server and a plan
[13:30] <de-facto> lol i hate when that happens, just wanted to tell him he could also reach us from within a livecd environment
[13:31] <younder> newman, must be a Windows man to expect all servers to serve a windows environment.
[13:31] <newman> dury, I thought that was a grub issue but if you are able to see the GUI then try pressing alt+F7
[13:31] <dury> wrong person to ask for help
[13:32] <traceur920> anyone here who can help?
[13:33] <younder> indeed alt F1 gives you a tty, and alt-F78 gives you a xscreen in the default dist
[13:33] <effectnet> i cant get the wallch wallpaper to work anymore
[13:33] <dury> newman, you haven't got any idea what I'm talking about fir get it