[20:55] <TJ-> Bashing-om: However, when using Linux's MD RAID with metadata v1.0 or less (which infers the metadata is stored at the end of the block device), BIOS can boot from the raw devices making up the mirror. With MD metadata v1.2 it is at the start of the disk (where MBR has to be), with v1.1 it's offset a short distance from the start of the disk, which (can) interfere with partitioning or file-systems
[20:58] <TJ-> Bashing-om: this looks like a grub bug in biosdisk, since when mdraid1x looks for the v1.0 metadata it cannot find it offset from the end of the disk. Either biosdisk or the system BIOS itself may be misreporting the size of the disk, which would cause such an issue for GRUB's mdraid1x::grub_mdraid_detect() function
[20:59] <TJ-> slight correct: metadata v1.1 is at start of device, v1.2 is 4KB from start, v1.0 is up to 12 KB offset from the end of the device
[20:59] <digitsm> Hello
[20:59] <digitsm> I don't know why speed of apt-get is so low?
[21:00] <digitsm> I have a 128KB/s internet line and apt-get only downloads with ~30KB/s
[21:00] <Guest97764> is there anyway to undo an rm -rf command?
[21:01] <l0rdn1x> lol]
[21:01] <l0rdn1x> testdisk
[21:01] <bekks> Guest97764: Restore the files from you backup you've taken before.
[21:01] <CIitMaster> good question
[21:01] <digitsm> P.S. I chose the fastest mirror from Settings->Software & Updates
[21:01] <geirha> !recover | Guest97764
[21:01] <CIitMaster> i think bash should have an undo option
[21:02] <CIitMaster> whos with me?
[21:02] <Fuchs> rm is not exactly bash territory.
[21:02] <bekks> CIitMaster: Thats not a bash issue, but a filesystem issue. I am against such crap. :)
[21:02] <CIitMaster> meh
[21:02] <l0rdn1x> Guest97764: load from a live cd, and run testdisk
[21:02] <CIitMaster> thats why you need btfs
[21:02] <digitsm> btrfs
[21:02] <CIitMaster> btrfs*
[21:03] <TJ-> Guest97764: roll back to the latest snapshot, or back-up
[21:03] <l0rdn1x> ext4 is good
[21:03] <equipo> ññ
[21:03] <Guest97764> l0rdn1x, it's an external disk
[21:03] <bekks> CIitMaster: btrfs doesnt have that feature.
[21:03] <equipo> Hello everybody
[21:03] <l0rdn1x> Guest97764: even better, just run testdisk on that drive it might take awhile
[21:03] <digitsm> Guest97764
[21:03] <CIitMaster> it has time machine like feture :P
[21:03] <geirha> If it's ext4, remount it readonly ASAP
[21:03] <bekks> CIitMaster: It doesnt.
[21:03] <digitsm> Guest97764, what's file system of your deleted drive?
[21:03] <bekks> CIitMaster: filesystems snapshots arent how timemachine works.
[21:03] <CIitMaster> it does
[21:04] <bekks> CIitMaster: It doesnt.
[21:04] <CIitMaster> its kinda like time machine
[21:04] <bekks> CIitMaster: It isnt.
[21:04] <TJ-> CIitMaster: You mean the subvolume snapshots?
[21:04] <CIitMaster> but it would work on this case
[21:04] <CIitMaster> point set and mach
[21:04] <CIitMaster> .
[21:05] <CIitMaster> yes snapshoots
[21:05] <digitsm> Guest97764, anyway don't write any new data on the deleted partition. It will erase the previous data
[21:06] <cyber37> Hi, i am trying to make a PPA, i have make my source package, when i do "dput ppa:c..... ./*.changes" it works, but in my ppa i see 0 updates added during the past month.
[21:06] <digitsm> Guest97764, you will be able to recover SOME of your data by recovering apps. the exact app depends on your file system
[21:06] <cyber37> What am i missing ?
[21:06] <cyber37> http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/apps/other-forms-of-submitting-apps/ppa/   https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/Uploading
[21:06] <Guest97764> digitsm, thanks.  via testdisk i was able to find the deleted files and confirm that they weren't the important files i thought they were.  thanks!
[21:07] <TJ-> cyber37: check the notification emails; Launchpad will let you know if an upload failed or succeeded
[21:07] <digitsm> Guest97764, Good for you
[21:07] <digitsm> Anyone knows why apt-get install is so slow?
[21:07] <cyber37> thanks i go see TJ
[21:08] <digitsm> I am consuming hours to install just some packages
[21:08] <TJ-> digitsm: It isn't - there's something unique to the path to the mirror the system is configured to use, or the link itself
[21:08] <digitsm> My internet is not that slow, but apt-get doesn't use my internet to its max speed
[21:08] <kazdax_> digitsm does your browser work faster ?
[21:08] <digitsm> kazdax_, yeah
[21:09] <Loshki> digitsm: first it downloads, then it installs. Can you tell which phase it's currently in?
[21:09] <Floid> TIL that pulling you wlan adapter with the nm-applet dropdown open crashes unity-settings-daemon.  Everything's cool but how do I get compiz to not be stuck on the Ambiance theme until I feel like logging out?
[21:09] <digitsm> I even was able to download from that mirror by browser with full speed, but apt is much slower
[21:09] <kazdax_> well i had the same problem
[21:09] <Floid> I have a feeling compiz --restart has been broken for a year or two now because of something dbus-y.
[21:09] <TJ-> digitsm: It might be that the 'fastest' mirror currently isn't - what mirror is the system configured to use?
[21:09] <digitsm> Loshki, download of course
[21:09] <kazdax_> i think it has to do with mirrors you are using
[21:10] <kazdax_> did you just install this ystem digitsm ?
[21:10] <digitsm> kazdax_, no, ystem? whats it?
[21:10] <kazdax_> i mean was this a new install of ubuntu
[21:10] <digitsm> TJ- I chose the fastes mirror from Software & updates
[21:11] <OerHeks> !info apt-fast
[21:11] <Loshki> digitsm: you could cancel & restart. You might have to clean up some locks. It will not redownload packages it already has, so there's almost no penalty
[21:11] <TJ-> digitsm: But it might not be the fastest now - which mirror is apt using?
[21:12] <jasonwc> Anyone have a recommendation for a good GUI monitor for hard drive temperature?  I've got 24 drives and I would like to see the temps.  Also, this link shows a way to change the standby time for hard drives, but i'm not seeing the option - http://askubuntu.com/questions/39760/how-can-i-control-hdd-spin-down-time
[21:12] <digitsm> TJ- ooh! this one ubuntu.unitedcolo.de/ubuntu
[21:12] <Loshki> digitsm: "I chose the fastes mirror from Software & updates". I suppose everybody does that. Guess what happens to a server when everyone does that..
[21:12] <digitsm> I didn't chose it. Software and Updates chose if for me
[21:13] <digitsm> Loshki, Not everyone live the place I live
[21:13] <digitsm> :))
[21:13] <equipo> l
[21:13] <digitsm> I live in iran
[21:14] <digitsm> I used ir,archive.ubuntu.com but this mirror is down now
[21:14] <Loshki> digitsm: doesn't change my advice. You can also manually download the debs via your browser, since you say that's faster, and hand install them with dpkg -i
[21:15] <digitsm> Loshki. Do you think the restart might help?
[21:15] <TJ-> digitsm: According to the mirrors list that mirror is 1 day behind: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[21:15] <digitsm> TJ- what mirror?
[21:16] <digitsm> I wish I could use ir.archive.ubuntu.com but it doesn't work
[21:17] <Loshki> digitsm: a restart won't hurt (much) and might help. Tcp connections sometimes pause for long periods if there's congestion.
[21:17] <digitsm> Loshki. I am going to restart to see whether it makes apt-get's speed faster?
[21:17] <TJ-> digitsm: The mirror ubuntu.unitedcolo.de ... but the "1 day behind" is only for the development version of Ubuntu (Vivid).
[21:17] <Loshki> digitsm: note that by 'restart', I mean typing ctrl-C to apt-get and reissuing the command. Nothing more, ok?
[21:18] <digitsm> Loshki. Ooh! I was to near all my system
[21:18] <Nirvash> Could someone help me route all traffic through tor? I'm reading now, but I'm a bit lost
[21:18] <digitsm> Loshki. Ooh! I was near to restart all my system
[21:19] <digitsm> Loshki. In that case I should say no, Ctrl-c doesn't make speed better
[21:20] <Loshki> digitsm: a system restart might would work, but it's overkill. If there server is down, or slow, there's nothing you can do on your end.
[21:20] <Floid> Huh.  As to my issue compiz --replace actually worked without leaving everything hung and rearranged and without a WM this time.
[21:20] <Loshki> digitsm: uh, nothing you can do except change servers, that is...
[21:20] <reisio> Floid: gj
[21:20] <Floid> Maybe my bad experiences were with compiz crashes where the dead/zombie blocked the restart properly.
[21:20] <Floid> Instead of unity-settings-daemon crashing :P
[21:21] <Floid> But had enough of them to create a massive aversion to just reflexively trying that. ^.^
[21:22] <digitsm> Loshki, What server do you suggest me to use?
[21:22] <digitsm> It seems automatically choosing the best server is not a good idea
[21:22] <Floid> (Mostly on an AMD A8 or A10 or something box when the fglrx support was quite new and Compiz would find ways to die every 3 days.)
[21:23] <Loshki> digitsm: find a list, ping them, pick the most responsive. Network conditions are like British Weather. Subject to change without notice.
[21:23] <digitsm> Loshki. ping only shows delay, not speed
[21:23] <digitsm> I want to fastest mirror, not the nearer!
[21:24] <Floid> Pretend you're getting paid to wait.
[21:25] <Loshki> digitsm: agreed, so download a medium sized file from each server, and choose the fastest. By the way, this method doesn't work for predicting stocks either...
[21:26] <OerHeks> digitsm, go into softwarecenter> sources, and choose the fastest mirror with the build-in tool
[21:26] <Loshki> Floid: excellent
[21:26] <digitsm> Loshki, my current server is fast enough. but it's not fast over apt. I don't like to manually download and install packages. This method is messy!
[21:27] <digitsm> It seems I have to trial and error!
[21:28] <Loshki> digitsm: actually, if you use gdebi, you can install a particular manual package and gdebi will fetch the rest from the network. Good for working around problems with individual packages. You did state once that manual downloads work well for you.
[21:29] <TJ-> digitsm: Could your ISP or government be filtering the traffic through a transparent HTTP proxy?
[21:30] <Floid> Oh man, I had so much fun when some jackass put a Sonicwall in at the office that (still) blocks every http request with the word "screensaver" in it.
[21:31] <Floid> So much for dist-upgrades actually completing without fetching ***-screensaver packages on my phone or a shell or whatever.
[21:31] <Novice201y> Hello. Is it wise to update Linux in Ubuntu 14.10 to 3.17.1?
[21:31] <OerHeks> Novice201y, no, unless you can help yourself if you run into issues
[21:32] <Loshki> Novice201y: in my opinion, it isn't wise to run 14.10 at all unless you wish to debug it.
[21:33] <TJ-> Floid: Use an HTTPS mirror, such as https://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/
[21:34] <Novice201y> OerHeks: I know that there is ppa:kernel-ppa/ppa , but with no activity for last month?
[21:34] <mgolisch> Novice201y: have any problems with your kernel? or why do you wish to change to a newer version?
[21:35] <TJ-> !mainline | Novice201y: The kernel PPA doesn't contain the packages to make the bar to breaking your system higher; you have to manually download them from the archive server
[21:35] <Novice201y> mgolisch: Because I'm curious ;)
[21:35] <TJ-> Novice201y: I have a script that fetches and installs the latest kernels and keeps me current
[21:36] <hsturgill> Can anyone give me the line from sources.list that I need for the partners repository (trusty)? I need it for my docker container
[21:36] <Sunstream> upgrading have anyissues?
[21:36] <digitsm> Loshki, Hmm. Yeah, manual downloads are very fast. However for my firefox uses downthemall extension which makes 4 connections for every download. I think source of the problem is that apt only makes 1 tcp connection, while manual download makes many. So apt is slow
[21:37] <CIitMaster> lol
[21:37] <Loshki> digitsm: define "slow"
[21:37] <Novice201y> TJ-: Is it public?
[21:37] <digitsm> TJ-, Iran's government has strong control over internet, but they don't filter every proxy. I can use many free proxies for bypassing filters
[21:37] <CIitMaster> the best results are with 2 threath per file
[21:37] <digitsm> Loshki, slow= not utilizing the full potential speed of your line
[21:37] <CIitMaster> usually
[21:38] <TJ-> digitsm: I checked the Internet Traffic Report but can't see any obvious bottle-necks between Iran and Germany, but as has been suggested, try other mirrors
[21:38] <Loshki> digitsm: define "slow" in Mbits/sec please.
[21:38] <digitsm> Loshki. 20KB/s instead of 128KB/s (I know you have MB/s links and may laugh at my speed) :D
[21:39] <CIitMaster> my connection only goes up to 420kb/s
[21:39] <Bashing-om> hsturgill: Can you not enaeble the "partners" repository from "Software Sources", GUI ??
[21:39] <CIitMaster> cant even wahtch HD videos
[21:39] <Sunstream> Loshki, 3 Mbps vs 10Mbps
[21:39] <CIitMaster> only 720p at most
[21:40] <CIitMaster> and if im the only one on the lan
[21:40] <hsturgill> Bashing-om: no, it's just an ubuntu-core install for docker. Command-line only atm
[21:40] <Loshki> digitsm: I give in. Keep asking, maybe you'll get a third option...
[21:40] <CIitMaster> you can get more speed downloading from multiple hosts at the same time if you connection can handle it
[21:40] <Sunstream> Upgrading to 14.10.0
[21:41] <TJ-> digitsm: multiple connections only help when a server imposes bandwidth limits per-connection and it supports content ranges. If the downloads from the chosen mirror are slower than you know they ought to be, you should try other mirrors. One question for you - what type of connection do you have to your ISP - is it xDSL, ISDN, cable, analog modem, etc.?
[21:41] <Sunstream> Utopic Unicorn?
[21:41] <Bashing-om> hsturgill: For 14.04 -> deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu trusty partner < - .
[21:41] <digitsm> Loshki, thanks for help
[21:41] <Sunstream> what in the world is a Utopic Unicorn?
[21:41] <CIitMaster> pat-get should work that way
[21:41] <hsturgill> Bashing-om: thanks! I really apperciaet it
[21:42] <CIitMaster> apt-get should dl file x from ftp 1 file y from ftp 2 and so on
[21:42] <Bashing-om> hsturgill: :) , small thing .
[21:42] <digitsm> TJ- My connection = ADSL 1mbps (128KB/s)
[21:43] <CIitMaster> apt-get should use bitorrent sync by now
[21:43] <TJ-> digitsm: OK ... xDSL ... if you'd said ISDN I'd have immediately thought "bonded 64K links" and wondered if that were an issue
[21:44] <Sunstream> upgrading!!
[21:45] <digitsm> Ooh! 14.10 is released and everybody is downloading GBs to upgrade. It's why all mirrors are slow
[21:45] <hsturgill> Oh, weird. It seems that vmware-view-client isn't in the parner's repo anymore? Can anyone else confirm?
[21:45] <CIitMaster> thats why we need bitorrent sync
[21:45] <CIitMaster> the more users the better
[21:46] <CIitMaster> heh
[21:46] <Sunstream> Unlike anyone I can wait in fact I will leave the upgrade process to do its thing
[21:46] <digitsm> CIitMaster, Yeah a bittorent like downloading system (especially when a new version is released) is a very good idea
[21:46] <CIitMaster> ~if only isps didnt caped the uploads speed like they do
[21:47] <Bashing-om> !info vmware-view-client | hsturgill
[21:47] <Sunstream> I can get a 100/100 fiber link here at home of I so desire.
[21:47] <digitsm> CIitMaster, yeah. But even with low upload bandwidth a bittorrent system is a very good solution
[21:47] <Sunstream> But I must pay a hefty extortion fee
[21:48] <CIitMaster> yes its better that what we have now
[21:48] <CIitMaster> also good for geting vic ips
[21:48] <digitsm> CIitMaster, How could install files from multiple mirrors by apt?
[21:49] <CIitMaster> ...
[21:49] <mangostaniko_> hi guys, i made a small patch for the sapling addon, how is the process for submitting addon fixes?
[21:49] <CIitMaster> its not support
[21:49] <Sunstream> hsomething like $5,000 a montj
[21:49] <CIitMaster> but it could be eslly done
[21:49] <digitsm> CIitMaster, Or even better install different parts over different tcp connections?
[21:49] <CIitMaster> easlly
[21:49] <Bashing-om> hsturgill: 14.04 -> Filename: pool/partner/v/vmware-view-client/vmware-view-client_2.2.0-0ubuntu0.14.04_i386.deb .
[21:50] <digitsm> CIitMaster, I know it could be easily done, but unfortunately apt-get doesn't currently support this feature
[21:51] <CIitMaster> but bitorrent sync is even better it would make all mirros sync and the files on each mirror yould be pristine so no monkey buissness on the mirrors
[21:51] <hsturgill> Bashing-om: You're super helpful. Thanks!
[21:52] <TJ-> apt can use bit-torrent, with the debtorrent transport
[21:52] <digitsm> TJ- Can you explain more?
[21:53] <Sunstream> wow the download is 1,115 MB I wonder why VLC is removed anyone tell me why VLC is being removed?
[21:53] <reisio> CIitMaster: right, because nobody will have access to those servers? :p
[21:53] <reisio> Sunstream: I doubt it is
[21:53] <Sunstream> says no longer needed something about VLC libraries
[21:54] <OerHeks> Sunstream, that is normal during upgrade to a newer version?
[21:54] <Sunstream> I do not know,    this is my first release upgrade ever
[21:55] <Sunstream> 14.04 is my first full clean install of  this O/S OerHeks
[21:55] <doubleToast> hi :)
[21:56] <digitsm> Just a question: I have bad experience with release upgrade
[21:56] <TJ-> Sunstream: That sounds about correct; release upgrades are like super-powered "apt-get dist-upgrade" - installing new library SONAME versions (which aren't normally allowed within a release cycle)
[21:57] <digitsm> I did it before on LMDE and everytime I upgraded my distro it broke something (at least my X server)
[21:57] <digitsm> So I don't want to upgrade my ubuntu now. But if I stay with 14.04 would its software upgrade?
[21:58] <Sunstream> Oh, in other words something to do with "restricted" stiff
[21:58] <Sunstream> err stuff TJ-
[21:58] <Sunstream> I am donloading at 1,500 kB/s average
[21:59] <digitsm> Sunstream, good for you. I don't even 1/10th of your speed
[22:00] <muchacha> hi guys!
[22:00] <Sunstream> is anyone using your connection digitsm
[22:00] <digitsm> Sunstream, No, internet is very slow in IRan :D
[22:00] <Sunstream> I blame your gov.
[22:00] <muchacha> Can somebody help me with the following: I would like to list all available channels in irssi
[22:01] <digitsm> Sunstream, I blame my gov. too! :))
[22:01] <digitsm> Sunstream, But it doesn't change anything :D
[22:01] <Sunstream> muchacha, this is not the help channle for that, this is for Ubuntu
[22:01] <TJ-> !lts | digitsm: 14.04 is a Long Term Support release
[22:02] <muchacha> Sunstream: Sorry, I'm leaving, ok?
[22:02] <digitsm> TJ- I know, but what's the meaning of Long Term Support? Do its software update regularly?
[22:02] <digitsm> muchacha, Have fun
[22:03] <Loshki> My priority is stability, so I never upgrade between releases. I always do from-scratch installs of mature LTS releases.
[22:03] <OerHeks> muchacha, doesn't irssi come with a manual?
[22:03] <Sunstream> No need to apologize I am just saying this is not the support channle for that application :)
[22:03] <digitsm> Loshki, Yeah! After 3 years of exclusively using linux, I found that my first priority should be stability too. I have many many packages installed on my laptop
[22:04] <Sunstream> OerHeks, Probaly but most dont rtfm
[22:04] <squinty> Sunstream: pot calling the kettle black after discussing government restrictions in here   take it elsewhere please
[22:05] <squinty> muchacha:  just consult your softwares manual. :)
[22:05] <Sunstream> I just was saying squinty  I was not going to say anything else about that stuff I do not talk politics anyways they cause too much termoil, well that and religion
[22:05] <TJ-> digitsm: Yes, that's the point. security and bug-fix updates for the main archive, and where man-power allows, for universe too
[22:05] <OerHeks> muchacha, see " /help channel "for help inside irssi
[22:08] <digitsm> TJ- Hmmm, I am not sure whether it's enough for me or not? because sometimes useful apps get updated, the important updates which add features. And it's it important for you to update those useful apps
[22:08] <digitsm> Firefox for example
[22:08] <digitsm> And many other apps, like gimp
[22:08] <digitsm> etc.
[22:08] <doubleToast> should I ask hugepages related questions (when used for VMs) in a qemu related channel or is this also the right place to ask?
[22:09] <TJ-> digitsm: Some core applications are updated; otherwise via the -backports component of the archives
[22:09] <reisio> doubleToast: #kvm
[22:09] <Loshki> digitsm: Long Term Support in this context is supposed to mean higher priority fixes only, and as few of them as necessary for continued security, functionality, compatibility etc. consistent with stability. If it sounds ideal, there is a catch.
[22:09] <digitsm> The main reason I migrated from LMDE was that its updates were very late. And I heard that ubuntu dist upgrades are as stable as LMDE upgrades
[22:09] <squinty> doubleToast:  might be an idea to type  /topic  and read channel guidelines
[22:11] <pyrite> digitsm, all Firefox updates are considered security releases, so you will get the latest Firefox as long as trusty is supported
[22:12] <digitsm> pyrite, yeah. Firefox updates are usual in every distro.   Just so you could whine...
[22:15] <digitsm> Loshki, With your definition, LTS updates are not as comprehensive as LMDE update packs. Every LMDE update pack renewed every component (which also breaks stability). However I could cumulatively upgrade one LMDE instace 4 times without any problem. But the main problem of LMDE was that even its update packs were very old!
[22:15] <squinty> alazare619:  please take your juvinile drivel elsewhere.
[22:16] <squinty> digitsm:  you should be taking that up with the lmde devs.. not here in ubuntu support\
[22:17] <digitsm> Loshki, I heard that ubuntu dist upgrades are very stable too. Upgrading only with press of a button, without many troubles and breaks. Is it right?
[22:17] <pyrite> Right, you're not likely to get any new features in gimp. Just security fixes if any issues come up.
[22:18] <guest-fcUUql> HHHH
[22:18] <digitsm> pyrite, Hmmm. So if I need a lot of new features in different apps, then I have to upgrade my ubuntu. right?
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[22:18] <pyrite> digitsm, right.
[22:19] <OerHeks> user not funny
[22:19] <digitsm> I have not upgraded ubuntu to newer version. Is it really easy and without trouble?
[22:19] <Loshki> squinty: maybe, but on the way, we were elucidating what it means to be a Ubuntu LTS. If comparing that to other systems makes it clearer, I say it's on-topic.
[22:20] <Richhh> how to get window position snapping in lubuntu 14.04? (someone said it is possible with compiz etc)
[22:20] <Richhh> without*
[22:21] <guest-fcUUql> DZSRGASF
[22:21] <reisio> Richhh: you need a window manager that snaps is all
[22:21] <reisio> Richhh: if openbox doesn't do it, use another
[22:22] <reisio> Richhh: http://www.google.com/search?q=openbox%20snap
[22:23] <pyrite> digitsm, if you use any PPAs or packages from outside the Ubuntu repositories, you will probably run into trouble.
[22:23] <pyrite> Sometimes old packages from universe can cause trouble.
[22:23] <digitsm> If ubuntu dist upgrade may break it then I won't do it until next LTS release. (that time I will reinstall newer LTS from scratch)
[22:23] <Gforce> Hi,How can I totally remove NVIDIA driver?
[22:24] <EriC^^> Gforce: sudo apt-get purge nvidia-*
[22:24] <madara_> sudo apt-get remove nvidia*
[22:24] <pyrite> I haven't had any trouble personally, but it can vary.
[22:24] <EriC^^> Gforce: open a terminal and type that
[22:24] <null0> digitism I just upgraded my 14.04 to 14.10 with no problem at all
[22:24] <Footy> digitsm next LTS is april 2016
[22:24] <Richhh> reisio: thanks
[22:25] <OerHeks> Gforce, open additional drivers, and choose nouveau
[22:25] <OerHeks> else you end up without videodriver :-D
[22:25] <null0> It also solved the issues I had on shutdown/reebot my laptop
[22:25] <Gforce> OerHeks:I only can access recover mode.
[22:25] <digitsm> Hmm.
[22:26] <EriC^^> Gforce: open a terminal and type sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[22:27] <digitsm> pyrite, I am a computer science student with many packages installed. I usually have some packages installed from outside the repo, like: MATLAB, Oracle Java 8, biditexmaker (texmaker with bidi functionality), etc.
[22:28] <madara_> is there any way to login as root ?
[22:28] <bekks> !root | madara_
[22:28] <digitsm> Footy, waiting till 2016 may be better than breaking all my software, which took months to install them
[22:29] <rom1504> madara_: sudo su
[22:29] <bekks> rom1504: that will not log you in as root. That will grant you root privileges as a user being logged in.
[22:29] <lickalott> madara_, su or sudo -i
[22:30] <madara_> thanks
[22:30] <Footy> digitsm: what software?
[22:30] <Gforce> digitsm:Why don't you take a backup and give it a try?
[22:30] <pyrite> digitsm, I don't have experience with those programs, but I would guess that you would have to solve some issues and do some manual configuration.
[22:30] <rom1504> bekks: hmm what's the difference between su and log in ?
[22:30] <lickalott> actually....what bekks said may apply for the sudo -i also
[22:31] <Loshki> digitsm: All I can say is that Ubuntu is my current distro of choice because of the stability/security of its LTS (provided you choose *carefully*), plus the availability of packages without needing to compile first, smooth installs, immense knowledge base, source code. I keep a copy /etc, so I can restore a lost system disk in about 10 minutes.
[22:31] <bekks> rom1504: su requires you to be logged in already.
[22:31] <rom1504> hmm yeah ok
[22:31] <digitsm> pyrite. If only solving SOME issues then it's OK (I did it before regularly when I had LMDE). But if many issues then no
[22:32] <rom1504> I guess he could sudo su then passwd, but I think that's not the ubuntu way
[22:32] <Gforce> digitsm:What issues exactly?
[22:32] <rom1504> (or add a ssh key so .ssh/authorized_keys)
[22:32] <Footy> digitsm:  ah i see, well those packages should be scriptable, soyou can test the install on a newer version of the OS in a VM and if it wokrs then upgrade   however if you dont have any reason to upgrade and your version still has secuirty updates being release then there is no rush
[22:35] <Loshki> rom1504: the only scenario I've seen where I need an actual root password is when the system disk fsck fails, and that prompt for the root password comes up. May you never see it...
[22:36] <digitsm> Loshki, Fortunately I formatted my root partition as btrfs when I wanted to install ubuntu. So even now I have various snapshots of all my system. Therefor if I accidentally break my system (via upgrade or any other issue) then I can simply roll back to the last working snapshot
[22:36] <digitsm> Loshki, I think these snapshots can be considered as backups :D
[22:36] <rom1504> usually you get root passwd when you rent a server (from ovh or something), well with debian anyway
[22:37] <rom1504> but yeah you don't need a root password on ubuntu usually
[22:37] <digitsm> Footy. There is no rush for me to upgrade. Just for the case I have needed a new feature
[22:38] <digitsm> Ok! I have to go. It's 2 am and I should sleep. Thanks anyone for the help
[22:38] <digitsm> My apt-get installs are finished too
[22:39] <madara_> mhmm me too bye
[22:39] <digitsm> Loshki, pyrite, TJ-, Thanks in advance
[22:39] <Loshki> digitsm: glad it worked. Start a local usergroup....
[22:41] <Sk2d> hey I've installe lubuntu 14.10 encrypted with lvm on my toshibar 550d laptop. Everything worked but I now restarted my pc and I am unabeld to use the keyboard on the first try to enter my passphrase for decryption ctrl+alt+del reboots my system now there is ugly interface to enter my password this works but than my touchpad does not work.
[22:43] <xheartt> hi , I has 12.04 LTS working great on this old PC, I updated to 14.04 LTS and the PC practically became useless as it is old and not enough performance, i installed again 12.04 LTS but I would like to eliminated the disk sector which the 14.04 LTS how can I delete that partition. a simple delete on that section did not work, any suggestions?
[22:43] <xheartt> had*
[22:43] <_Trullo> heh, shouldn't touch anything that works :)
[22:43] <_Trullo> I did the same, had to reinstall old os :/
[22:44] <reisio> well, you simply test it to make sure it works before replacing the extant, working system
[22:44] <reisio> xheartt: if the issue was old GNOME vs new Unity, you should've just chosen another DE
[22:44] <mgolisch> 3Cthe install cd has a neat feature for that, its called try ubuntu
[22:44] <mgolisch> :)
[22:45] <xheartt> at this moment the 12.04 LTS is running great and solid
[22:46] <Loshki> xheartt: not sure what 'a simple delete' might have consisted of. The best way to delete a partition is probably via gparted. Be careful.
[22:46] <xheartt> i used gparted but did not let me
[22:47] <Loshki> xheartt: well, after you delete the partition, what do you want to do with the space?
[22:47] <xheartt> add it to the current space 12.04 is installed
[22:48] <Loshki> xheartt: thought so. You need to boot the live CD and run gparted from there. You can't change partitions if you're running on them, any more than you can levitate by pulling upwards on your shoelaces.
[22:49] <Bashing-om> xheartt: " i used gparted but did not let me " : did you "swap off " in gparted ?
[22:49] <xheartt> nice explanation! i did understand that! LO!
[22:49] <xheartt> LOL!
[22:49] <xheartt> i did unmount
[22:52] <Loshki> xheartt: And I'll still respect you in the morning, so we're even, ok?
[22:58] <DF3D2> I have a problem: I installed lubuntu-desktop, I have since switched to i3 window manager. Whenever I start my computer I am taken to a splash screen showing "Lubuntu" and some dots indicating loading. I have no idea why this is happening as I thought I removed all Lubuntu related packages. I can't figure out how to have my system simply read my ~/.xinitrc file on startup and do what it says "exec i3"
[22:58] <DF3D2> note: I removed lxdm and any other graphical login managers
[22:59] <iceroot> DF3D2: even LightDM?
[22:59] <DF3D2> yes
[22:59] <iceroot> DF3D2: i am not sure if there is a specific bootsplash package as well
[22:59] <_unreal_> hum
[22:59] <mgolisch> probably
[22:59] <DF3D2> iceroot, there must be....
[22:59] <_unreal_> are you trying to go headless?
[22:59] <DF3D2> I don't know what it is though.
[22:59] <DF3D2> _unreal_, no, I just want my ~/.xinitrc to be used...
[23:00] <iceroot> DF3D2: or you are just editoing grub2 config
[23:00] <iceroot> DF3D2: remove the quit splash entries
[23:00] <iceroot> DF3D2: then there is only the text output and after that your setup
[23:00] <mgolisch> yeah thats easiest
[23:01] <DF3D2> iceroot, what file am I editing ? I haven't touched grub in forever
[23:01] <iceroot> DF3D2: /etc/default/grub
[23:01] <DF3D2> thanks
[23:01] <iceroot> DF3D2: after that, sudo update-grub2
[23:02] <DF3D2> so I want: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""
[23:02] <DF3D2> Okay going to reboot
[23:03] <PaulVern> I have an R9 280x and it absolutely sucks under Ubuntu lol.  I was thinking of selling it and downgrading to an nvidia GTX 760.  Would this work well under Ubuntu 14.04?
[23:06] <reisio> PaulVern: how's it suck?
[23:07] <bekks> reisio: reversed polarity at the fan cables ;)
[23:07] <reisio> heh
[23:07] <DF3D2> iceroot, okay so that worked for getting rid of the splash, but now when I type "startx" it just hangs forever. Oddly, when I do ctrl+C after awhile i3 finally starts. Not sure what is causing the issue. all my ~/.xinitrc says is "exec i3"
[23:08] <bekks> DF3D2: startx is discouraged for starting X. You should start X using a display manager like lightdm
[23:08] <reisio> bekks: is it?
[23:08] <DF3D2> bekks, hmm who says ?
[23:08] <reisio> DF3D2: nobody :p
[23:09] <DF3D2> that is what I thought. I have no need for a graphical login manager at the moment
[23:09] <mgolisch> DF3D2: in your .xinitrc what do you start there?
[23:09] <DF3D2> mgolisch, "exec i3"
[23:09] <mgolisch> running anything there that blocks will cause the other commands to be not executed
[23:09] <DF3D2> that is the only thing I have
[23:11] <reisio> DF3D2: just hangs, no output?
[23:11] <DF3D2> reisio, correct... then when I hit ctrl+c after a minute or two i3 loads up
[23:11] <DF3D2> it is a bit odd
[23:12] <mgolisch> does the same happen if you start i3 manualy?
[23:13] <DF3D2> by typing "exec i3" manually or some such ?
[23:14] <DF3D2> i'm just doing it the way that they state on the i3 website
[23:14] <DF3D2> put "exec i3" in "~/.xinitrc"
[23:15] <reisio> you're not already running X or some dm?
[23:15] <DF3D2> reisio, I shouldn't be?
[23:16] <DF3D2> reisio, on that note though, what is the proper way to have X start automatically upon booting ?
[23:17] <reisio> DF3D2: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/LGNET/issue72/chung.html is how I do it, but there are very light even console-based "display managers" if you want them
[23:17] <reisio> DF3D2: you don't _usually_ want X or a DM already running if you're about to run 'startx', no
[23:18] <DF3D2> reisio, my comment was kind of ambigious. I meant " I shouldn't be" as in, "I know that, I don't think I am"
[23:18] <DF3D2> :-D
[23:19] <reisio> think is for people who can't pgrep :p
[23:20] <DF3D2> reisio, thanks let me try another reboot and see if I can scrape up an i3 log this time
[23:21] <PaulVern> reisio, it sucks.  No matter which distro or drivers (opensource/proprietary), I get tearing in videos, sometimes the display looks all glitchy on login, keyboard stops responding
[23:21] <reisio> PaulVern: neat
[23:21] <PaulVern> reisio, Before I switch to a nVidia GTX 760, I just want to hear from someone here that it works well
[23:21] <PaulVern> lol
[23:21] <reisio> PaulVern: might try Windows and then return it
[23:21] <l0rdn1x> lol
[23:21] <reisio> or just return it
[23:22] <PaulVern> reisio, I've had it for 6 months, it worked fine on Windows.  Got me through all the bioshocks :)
[23:22] <PaulVern> too late to just return it
[23:22] <reisio> bummer
[23:22] <PaulVern> I've gotten into the MEAN stack for web dev and switched to linux recently
[23:22] <reisio> best check the ati site to see if it's officially supported
[23:23] <reisio> mean...
[23:23] <PaulVern> MongoDB, Express, Angular, Nodejs
[23:23] <reisio> oh lord
[23:23] <PaulVern> lol
[23:23] <reisio> that's a lot of .js's
[23:23] <PaulVern> better than .cs's
[23:23] <reisio> not saying much :p
[23:24] <PaulVern> lol
[23:24] <PaulVern> some .rb's as well, if that helps :)
[23:25] <DF3D2> yeah Idk what the issue is, xorg log shows nothing. I don't think it has anything to do with i3 but it won't load i3 until I ctrl+c twice after using "startx"
[23:26] <DF3D2> I did notice it said something about "stopping lightdm" on boot since quiet is off, but I don't have lightdm installed....
[23:27] <ubuntu09> my lock screen resume dialog box does not show my username. does anyone know how to fix this?
[23:27] <Hexagonite> Does anyone know any way of installing Java on 14.10? Icedtea doesn't seem to work on anything later than 14.04.
[23:33] <bugzee> okay so, I've installed ubuntu from netinst, and I'm not sure if it works, due to my terrible internet connection probably corrupting the downloaded files
[23:33] <bugzee> because when I boot into the hard drive, grub doesn't boot up at all, it just shows a blank screen and blinking cursor forever
[23:33] <bugzee> no hard drive reading or anything
[23:34] <bugzee> so where can I obtain ubuntu minimal WITHOUT having to download it within the installer?
[23:34] <mgolisch> bugzee: sure you installed it properly?
[23:34] <reisio> bugzee: the 'minimalcd' image you mean?
[23:34] <bugzee> yes
[23:36] <mgolisch> there exists such a thing?
[23:36] <bugzee> the minimalcd image downloads everything, I don't want to download anything, I want all the stuff it would download, already downloaded in an iso, if that even exists
[23:36] <jbud> Hey ##ubuntu, I'm totally stuck after trying to update :(  I'm getting a kernel panic saying that /sbin/init doesn't exist. I've tried booting into the live cd and chrooting into the device, but it says /bin/bash doesn't exist
[23:37] <bugzee> it's not a hardware problem because I can use my recovery linux flashdrive just fine
[23:37] <jbud> I checked, but both /sbin/init and /bin/bash clearly exist
[23:37] <bekks> bugzee: So you want a stock desktop install cd.
[23:37] <mgolisch> bugzee: download the normal install cd?
[23:37] <bugzee> but that comes with unity, is there an option to not install unity?
[23:38] <mgolisch> jbud: wrong arch?
[23:38] <Bashing-om> bugzee: xubuntu , lubuntu .. several others in the 'buntu sisterhood .
[23:38] <jbud> mgolisch: what do you mean?
[23:38] <bugzee> I don't want any desktop environment
[23:39] <wafflej0ck> bugzee: do you want headless like no desktop environment?
[23:39] <wafflej0ck> bugzee: if so you probably want the server edition
[23:39] <reisio> bugzee: should be an option during install from the minimalcd image, but don't quote me on that
[23:39] <wafflej0ck> bugzee: otherwise as mentioned you can look to Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Ubuntu Gnome for other DEs
[23:39] <mgolisch> jbud: so on the live cd you see the files are there?
[23:40] <Bashing-om> bugzee: Then do a 'server' install .. or perhaps as suggested a 'minimal' install . ( I do run from a minimal install ) .
[23:40] <bugzee> okay, I'll look into server edition
[23:40] <mgolisch> jbud: and what i mean was that your using a 64bit cd to chroot into a 32bit install or something
[23:42] <jbud> mgolisch: OH no they're both 64bit
[23:42] <jbud> mgolisch: But yeah I can see all the files and mount the device just fine
[23:42] <bugzee> nope.. server edition isn't going to work for me, it says it comes with all kinds of server stuff, when I don't want it to come with anything
[23:42] <mgolisch> so the /mnt/whatever/bin/bash actualy exists? and yet chroot tells you it cant find it?
[23:43] <jbud> mgolisch: Yeah!
[23:43] <jbud> mgolisch: sudo chroot /mnt/sdb1 /bin/bash
[23:43] <x_root> hello, i had to restart lightdm
[23:43] <mgolisch> jbud: what does file /mnt/sdb1/bin/bash say?
[23:43] <x_root> but now everytime some program is asking for sudo (they need...)
[23:43] <jbud> 1 min, booting into live cd again
[23:44] <x_root> like.. if i want to turn off/restart i'll have to give my password (since is sudo shutdown -h -p, for example)
[23:44] <x_root> what should i do?
[23:44] <mgolisch> bugzee: actualy its just a minimal installation with the server kernel installed
[23:46] <bugzee> okay I am seeing something about "alternate CD" that allows me to install without network access
[23:46] <Richhh> reisio: someone just revealed that windowskeys+arrowkey does it too
[23:47] <OerHeks> bugzee, wrong, alternate is EOL, and you would need internetacces to install
[23:47] <bugzee> oh jeez...
[23:48] <OerHeks> !minimal
[23:48] <l0rdn1x> You can install without the internet, jut wont have any packages lol
[23:48] <bugzee> "downloads most packages from the Internet during installation" << do not want this
[23:49] <mgolisch> just go with the server cd allready or the stock desktop one
[23:49] <jbud> mgolisch: /mnt/sdb1/bin/bash: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.24
[23:49] <wafflej0ck> yup server CD is still my vote :)
 I don't want any desktop environment"  what do you want then?
[23:49] <bugzee> OerHeks, a command line interface
[23:49] <mgolisch> jbud: and sudo chroot /mnt/sdb1/ /bin/bash realy says it cant find /bin/bash ?
[23:49] <bekks> bugzee: So use the server install cd.
[23:50] <reisio> Richhh: gj
[23:50] <OerHeks> desktop iso without desktop = server iso
[23:50] <jbud> mgolisch: really seriously,   sudo chroot /mnt/sdb1 /bin/bash  -->  chroot: failed to run command '/bin/bash' no such file or directory
[23:51] <jbud> Even if its missing some dependencies, it should give a different error message than "no such file or directory" right?
[23:51] <reisio> don't see why it should
[23:52] <reisio> jbud: what about /bin/dash?
[23:52] <Fleetflame> jbud: you're missing a / in that last message
[23:52] <jbud> reisio: same thing, even /bin/sh has same issue
[23:52] <reisio> jbud: sure you have a _directory_ in  /mnt/ named 'sdb1'?
[23:52] <jbud> Fleetflame: and even /mnt/sdb1/  has the same results :(
[23:53] <bugzee> "The Long Term Support version of Ubuntu Server, including the Icehouse release of OpenStack and support guaranteed until April 2019" << do not want OpenStack
[23:53] <jbud> yes,  file /mnt/sdb1  :  /mnt/sdb1/: directory
[23:53] <bugzee> sorry if I sound impatient
[23:54] <reisio> bugzee: if it comes with something you don't want, your choices are: uninstall it afterwards, or use another distro
[23:54] <reisio> might I suggest Debian
[23:54] <OerHeks> openstack is an cloud option, not installed standard .. gosh
[23:55] <reisio> cloud :p
[23:55] <EriC^^> jbud: try without /bin/bash , just sudo chroot /dev/sdb1
[23:55] <bugzee> alright well I'll see if I have a choice to not install OpenStack, thanks
[23:56] <Anony> hi can anyone help? when i open a chat its fine then when i minimise then i clcik on the icon it says its already running but i cant see it
[23:56] <reisio> very sensible
[23:56] <reisio> Anony: alt+tab?
[23:56] <jbud> EriC^^: same thing :( its trying to load up bash, and complaining that its not there
[23:56] <mgolisch> jbud: what does file $(which chroot) say
[23:56] <Anony> reisio which one is tab
[23:57] <mgolisch> but i think the error message would be different if it actualy was the wrong arch
[23:57] <reisio> Anony: above capslock
[23:57] <jbud> mgolisch: /usr/sbin/chroot: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64
[23:57] <mgolisch> odd
[23:57] <EriC^^> jbud: it's which chroot, without anything
[23:57] <EriC^^> ah, file $(... )
[23:57] <EriC^^> nevermind
[23:58] <EriC^^> jbud: try which bash
[23:58] <jbud> Give it to me straight guys..am I screwed on this one? :(
[23:58] <jbud> EriC^^: /bin/bash
[23:58] <EriC^^> odd


[09:59] <mup> PR operator#1089 opened: Update README.md in light of changes to `charmcraft init` output <Created by tmihoc> <https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/1089>
[22:17] <mup> PR operator#1089 closed: docs: update README.md in light of changes to `charmcraft init` output <docs> <small item> <Created by tmihoc> <Merged by benhoyt> <https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/1089>
[23:11] <mup> PR operator#1090 opened: fix: pin macaroonbakery version <Created by benhoyt> <https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/1090>


[07:28] <dholbach> good morning
[18:34] <locodir-user> lalalala
[18:34] <locodir-user> a lo loco
[18:34] <genii-around> Hm
[19:01] <BobJonkman> Hi genii-around!
[19:02] <genii-around> BobJonkman: Hellos!
[19:02] <BobJonkman> Missed you at the last IRC meeting.
[19:02] <genii-around> BobJonkman: Yeah, I had to work through it :(
[19:04] <BobJonkman> I'm going to be in TO for a while sometime on Friday (time as yet undetermined). Care to set up an impromptu Ubuntu Hour?
[19:07] <BobJonkman> (we could transfer this conversation to #ubuntu-ca, which is where I thought we were :p
[19:08] <genii-around> Hehe, OK


[07:34] <brobostigon> good morning everyone.
[17:07] <ianto> brobostigon: You still there?
[17:09] <brobostigon> ianto: yes, i am just cooking.
[17:11] <ianto> brobostigon: Ah okay, has Coderscore/William contact you at all?
[17:11] <ianto> *contacted
[17:12] <brobostigon> ianto: not that i know of. no.
[17:13] <ianto> brobostigon: Okay 1 moment I'll upload the email
[17:13] <ianto> brobostigon: http://pastebin.com/dmcStU0n (I've set it to expire after 1 day)
[17:15] <brobostigon> ianto: ok, let me read when i have finished cooking.
[17:38]  * brobostigon nomnoms chicken, rice and spicy sauce.
[17:45] <brobostigon> ianto: ok, i will have a look,
[17:46] <brobostigon> ianto: ok, i will look through my backups to see if i have a copy, as i have reinstalled since then.
[17:57] <ianto> brobostigon: Okay thanks :)
[17:59] <brobostigon> ianto: no worries :)
[21:18] <brobostigon> good night everyone, sleep well.


[10:11] <JonathanD> Morning.
[10:23] <rmg51> Morning
[13:08] <teddy-dbear> Morning peoples
[13:11] <JonathanD> Trying to figure out why my laptop was acting nuts.
[13:11] <JonathanD> I had a bluetooth mouse in my pocket, on, and associated.
[13:13] <TheLordOfTime> lol
[17:56] <jedijf> angel


[00:08] <slangasek> cyphermox, jdstrand: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMainInclusionRequirements references secunia, but this db has a EULA that prohibits use except by students, private persons, and hobbyist researchers.  Should that ref be removed?
[06:16] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: accepted snapd [source] (yakkety-proposed) [2.25+16.10]
[08:35] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: accepted snapd [source] (xenial-proposed) [2.25]
[08:36] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: accepted snapd [source] (trusty-proposed) [2.25~14.04]
[11:34] <LocutusOfBorg> hello archive admins, do you think we can remove location-service? I want to ask removal of boost-1.61 and this is the last blocker. ginggs suggests  that such ubuntu phone stuff should be removed now :)
[11:34] <LocutusOfBorg> I can also push the fix FWIW, not sure why lp: #1640320 is still open
[11:34] <ubot5`> Launchpad bug 1640320 in location-service (Ubuntu) "FTBFS in zesty" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1640320
[11:37] <LocutusOfBorg> xnox, ^^ :=
[11:41] <cjwatson> infinity: Yeah, I went to bed just after saying that, but what you and William arrived at seems reasonable enough.
[12:37] <LocutusOfBorg> how do we use the new ben binary I just uploaded in artful for the transition tracker? (see #debian-release for a rationale of my need)
[16:06] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: file-roller (zesty-proposed/main) [3.22.3-1ubuntu1 => 3.24.1-0ubuntu1] (ubuntu-desktop)
[16:16] <jbicha> please reject file-roller/zesty, that was for artful
[17:52] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: rejected file-roller [source] (zesty-proposed) [3.24.1-0ubuntu1]
[18:39] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kdoctools [ppc64el] (artful-proposed/universe) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1] (kubuntu)
[18:40] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kdoctools [amd64] (artful-proposed/universe) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1] (kubuntu)
[18:40] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kdoctools [i386] (artful-proposed/universe) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1] (kubuntu)
[18:40] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kdoctools [arm64] (artful-proposed/universe) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1] (kubuntu)
[18:40] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kdoctools [s390x] (artful-proposed/universe) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1] (kubuntu)
[18:55]  * cjwatson gives MoM a modern version of patch pending a full upgrade to xenial; much better
[19:16] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kdoctools [armhf] (artful-proposed/universe) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1] (kubuntu)
[19:27] <infinity> cjwatson: Now if someone would fix the bug where it appends newlines to changelogs...
[19:39] <acheronuk> if someone has time to approve the new binaries in kdoctools, that would be great.
[19:39] <acheronuk> keeping half our frameworks stcak in depwait at the moment: http://gpul.grupos.udc.es/ka-iron-hand_reports/frameworks_archive/5.33_artful_proposed_migration.pdf
[19:39] <acheronuk> *stack
[19:57] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: llvm-toolchain-4.0 [amd64] (artful-proposed/main) [1:4.0-5] (core)
[20:12] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kdoctools [amd64] (artful-proposed) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1]
[20:12] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kdoctools [armhf] (artful-proposed) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1]
[20:12] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kdoctools [ppc64el] (artful-proposed) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1]
[20:12] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kdoctools [arm64] (artful-proposed) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1]
[20:13] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kdoctools [s390x] (artful-proposed) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1]
[20:13] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kdoctools [i386] (artful-proposed) [5.33.0-0ubuntu1]
[20:16] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted llvm-toolchain-4.0 [amd64] (artful-proposed) [1:4.0-5]
[20:16] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted freebayes [amd64] (artful-proposed) [1.0.2-1]
[20:17] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [sync] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[20:17] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kreport [sync] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[20:20] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kproperty [ppc64el] (artful-proposed/universe) [3.0.0-2] (no packageset)
[20:21] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kproperty [s390x] (artful-proposed/universe) [3.0.0-2] (no packageset)
[20:22] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kproperty [amd64] (artful-proposed/universe) [3.0.0-2] (no packageset)
[20:22] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kproperty [i386] (artful-proposed/universe) [3.0.0-2] (no packageset)
[20:23] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kproperty [arm64] (artful-proposed/universe) [3.0.0-2] (no packageset)
[20:23] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: kproperty [armhf] (artful-proposed/universe) [3.0.0-2] (no packageset)
[20:27] <acheronuk> TY, whoever that ^^^ was :)
[20:30] <infinity> acheronuk: NP.
[22:23] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: llvm-defaults [amd64] (artful-proposed/universe) [0.36ubuntu3] (no packageset)
[22:23] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: llvm-defaults [i386] (artful-proposed/universe) [0.36ubuntu3] (no packageset)
[22:26] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: llvm-defaults [arm64] (artful-proposed/universe) [0.36ubuntu3] (no packageset)
[22:27] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: llvm-defaults [armhf] (artful-proposed/universe) [0.36ubuntu3] (no packageset)
[22:36] <LocutusOfBorg> lets add again ocaml :)
[23:34] <infinity> LocutusOfBorg: You added it on 4 arches, but libllvm-4.0-ocaml-dev only exists on two.
[23:35] <infinity> Oh, the other two might still be building.
[23:36] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted llvm-defaults [amd64] (artful-proposed) [0.36ubuntu3]
[23:36] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted llvm-defaults [armhf] (artful-proposed) [0.36ubuntu3]
[23:36] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted llvm-defaults [arm64] (artful-proposed) [0.36ubuntu3]
[23:36] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted llvm-defaults [i386] (artful-proposed) [0.36ubuntu3]
[23:37] <cjwatson> infinity: feel free to work that one out; I think I got lost in Scott code when I tried
[23:37] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [amd64] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[23:37] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [armhf] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[23:37] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [ppc64el] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[23:37] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [arm64] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[23:37] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [s390x] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[23:37] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted kproperty [i386] (artful-proposed) [3.0.0-2]
[23:39] <infinity> Cannot copy 1150 packages at once; bisecting ...
[23:39] <infinity> Cannot copy 575 packages at once; bisecting ...
[23:39] <infinity> Go, auto-sync, go.
[23:49] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: iptraf-ng [amd64] (artful-proposed/main) [1:1.1.4-6] (ubuntu-server)
[23:56] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: six [amd64] (artful-proposed/main) [1.10.0-4] (core)


[13:58] <RemonShai> chesedo,  I wanted to know,"android phone rooting tools name on ubuntu platform."
[18:24] <chesedo> QA tell RemonShai the adb tools?
[18:24] <QA> chesedo: Got it, I'll tell RemonShai on freenode


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