[10:11] <FreezeS> ActionParsnip: the problem started with php http, I've noticed it's extremely slow
[10:11] <Jordan_U> alfonsojon: ShapeShifter499: It's very unlikely that your Ubuntu partiton started at 32.8 KiB into the drive, so the current start of /dev/sda1 does not match the previous start of sda1, also it's only 1 GiB large. So the current /dev/sda1 is not helpful. Trying to find offsets relative to /dev/sda won't likely help either. I recommend that you use testdisk, or GParted and GPart, to try to recreate the proper partition table, then ...
[10:11] <Jordan_U> ... try to fix the filesystem.
[10:11] <alfonsojon> right...
[10:11] <alfonsojon> Didn't notice that
[10:12] <alfonsojon> Thanks Jordan.
[10:12] <FreezeS> ActionParsnip: if I just run curl yahoo.com, it takes 3 seconds again
[10:12] <ShapeShifter499> Jordan_U: alfonsojon  Device>Attempt Data Rescue...       In gparted?
[10:12] <alfonsojon> I believe so, yes
[10:13] <FreezeS> ActionParsnip: as far as I can see in tcpcump, the response packets come instant, it's just a matter of what the server does with them
[10:13] <ShapeShifter499> Jordan_U: ?
[10:13] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: can you replace the contents of /etc/acpi/max_brightness.sh    with http://paste.ubuntu.com/6398879/
[10:14] <Jordan_U> alfonsojon: ShapeShifter499: I've never used the feature of GParted before, but I would expect it to work. I have used testisk with success multiple times, but the interface is (IHMO) hard to work with. If you want to go with testdisk, http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step is a good guide. If you go with GParted I expect it will be intuitive.
[10:14] <DeepBlue> can u hep me with this?  http://kthx.net/paste/14itwhc8c4rkgwk8okgsgcksg8csogc00c
[10:15] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: then bring down your brightness and test with: sudo /etc/acpi/max_brightness.sh
[10:17] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  that brought it right up
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> FreezeS: tried wget to a different server?
[10:17] <shafire> hi, ubuntu uses apt-get now, or? aptitude is deprecated?
[10:17] <hitsujiTMO> Danato reboot to test it so
[10:18] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  ok, be back in a minute
[10:18] <ShapeShifter499> Jordan_U: alfonsojon  alright here is hoping gparted does its thing
[10:19] <ga_> hi , i 13 my cursors gets invisible for sometime if i open any app or window or any processing .. is this is because of  beta version or what
[10:19] <ShapeShifter499> Jordan_U: alfonsojon  had to install "gpart" which I found was in ubuntu universe
[10:20] <alfonsojon> Forgot to mention that
[10:20] <arun_> hello !!! guys , I wanted a help for the language support and translation
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> ga_: there is no Ubuntu beta version at present
[10:21] <Danato> hitsujiTMO: that worked like a charm man, thanks a lot for your time
[10:21] <wedr> 13.10 is beta :-)
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> wedr: its not, it is released and stable
[10:21] <ga_> dear actionparsnip:  i face many time cursor disappear issues since i installed 13 version ..
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> ga_: have you tried a different window manager?
[10:22] <ga_> like its processing or having something run background ..
[10:22] <ga_> no i just fresh installed the ubuntu 13
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> wedr: the next beta will be Trusty in January til release date when it too will be stable
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> ga_: install xfce4, log out then login to the XFCE session in the login screen, is it better?
[10:22] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: np. one thing tho. can you please report it as a bug. create a launchpad account and use: ubuntu-bug linux        to report it. just state that you're calling http://paste.ubuntu.com/6398879/ from the display manager as a temp fix
[10:23] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: hopefull then they'll have a fix in for 14.04 and you won't run into the issue again if you reinstall
[10:26] <Danato> hitsujiTMO: I can try to figure how to report
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> wedr: where did you hear that 13.10 was beta?
[10:30] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: Any luck?
[10:30] <Paulus68_1> actionparsnip the question should be when did you hear it was Beta :p perhaps he's been without intranet or any news since quite a while
[10:30] <wedr> ActionParsnip: i have just upgraded my 13.04 to 13.10 and faced some bugs
[10:30] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: still scanning
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> wedr: doesnt mean its beta
[10:31] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: no errors yet which is promising
[10:32] <alfonsojon> that's good.
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> Paulus68_1: where, so they can be contacted and corrected.
[10:32] <FreezeS> ActionParsnip: yes, I tried several sites, that was just an example. The problem is that dns solving in wget or curl is somehow different from ping
[10:32] <alfonsojon> If this runs successfully,then the only thing left is to run a command to fix the ext4 partition
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> FreezeS: are there any bugs reported
[10:33] <FreezeS> I searched but couldn't find anything
[10:33] <Danato> hitsujiTMO: Can you tell if its the same problem than this one? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/765438
[10:33] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: I'm going to complete my backup if possible then reinstall
[10:33] <FreezeS> maybe I'm searching for something wrong, I don't really know what to search, that's why I'm here
[10:33] <ShapeShifter499> I was planning on backing up and installing debian
[10:33] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter: The goal here is just to get it mountable so you can take your data off
[10:33] <alfonsojon> So feel free to do whatever once it's recovered :)
[10:34] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: then I dd'ed the debian iso to the wrong media >.<
[10:34] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: yea
[10:34] <alfonsojon> I did that too
[10:34] <alfonsojon> I actually had a customer's data on my PC
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> FreezeS: I suggest you report a bug :)
[10:34] <alfonsojon> Their Windows Vista broke (Not surprised by that.)
[10:34] <alfonsojon> So I backed it up to my PC, and then I dd'd to the wrong media.
[10:34] <alfonsojon> I wanted to cry
[10:35] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: next time I'll make sure my backup is complete before using dd on anything lol
[10:35] <alfonsojon> But I managed to save it and it even booted after fixing it :)
[10:35] <Paulus68_1> ActionParsnip: you misunderstood perhaps wedr heard it was still beta because he didn't hear the latest news that it was officially released sorry for the confusion
[10:35] <alfonsojon> Unfortunately for you, it seems to have written to the ext4 partition, not just the MBR.
[10:35] <alfonsojon> So let's just hope your data is safe (It probably is)
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> Paulus68_1: makes sense
[10:35] <ShapeShifter499> I don't think /home and /etc is written over, if I can just recover those I'll be ok
[10:36] <arrun> Guys hello !!! please help me for that
[10:36] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: I'll let you know if anything happens
[10:37] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: yes
[10:37] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: might take awhile, a 500GB drive is being worked on
[10:37] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: wait actually thats for a specific hardware
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: boot to liveCD Linux based OS, mount partition(s), copy data
[10:37] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: can you lspci -nn
[10:37] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: can you: lspci -nn
[10:37] <alfonsojon> ActionParsnip: He already did, but his actual partition is destroyed
[10:38] <alfonsojon> We're trying to get it to be mountable.
[10:38] <FreezeS> ActionParsnip: seems that installing dnsmasq fixed the problem
[10:38] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: Cancel that operation real quick and refresh in GParted
[10:38] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip: what alfonsojon  said, I'm currently running gparted's recover
[10:38] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: :O
[10:38] <alfonsojon> It won't find anything unless the MBR is corrupted. I think we fixed the MBR already.
[10:38] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: why?
[10:38] <ShapeShifter499> oh
[10:38] <Guybrushthreepwo> Question: I was installing netflix using sudo apt-get install netflix-desktop, and I closed it out mid-installation, now when I try to start it again, it gives me some errors. How can I fix this?
[10:38] <Guybrushthreepwo> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[10:38] <alfonsojon> It at least knows a partition is there, correct?
[10:39] <alfonsojon> Guybrushthreepwo: Did you cancel a recent upgrade forcefully?
[10:39] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: yes a debian partition D:
[10:39] <Guybrushthreepwo> alfonsojon:  yes,
[10:39] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: debian iso
[10:39] <alfonsojon> That's fine
[10:39] <alfonsojon> Guybrushthreepwo: Run this command: "sudo apt-get -f install"
[10:39] <alfonsojon> Then try again
[10:39] <arrun> Guys hello, please help me to add a local language in my Ubuntu langauge support
[10:39] <Guybrushthreepwo> thanks
[10:39] <geirha> Guybrushthreepwo: How did you close it?
[10:40] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: Run this in a terminal: "sudo fsck.ext4 -y /dev/sda1"
[10:40] <Danato> hitsujiTMO: http://pastebin.com/99AwuMx1
[10:40] <alfonsojon> Hopefully, it will then be mountable.
[10:41] <xiaosaren> 555
[10:41] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: um wouldn't that just net me the contents of whatever part of the iso that got written?
[10:41] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: you've different gpu: 8086:0166   just add that your bug report title. then you can mark it a duplicate of the one you just pasted.
[10:42] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: No, we're not checking for a ISO
[10:42] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: I actually have no option to cancel the recovery
[10:42] <alfonsojon> We're checking for an EXT4 partition
[10:42] <alfonsojon> Oh.
[10:42] <alfonsojon> Then just let it sit for now, when it finishes, see if it's mountable.
[10:42] <Jordan_U> alfonsojon: What do you expect fsck.ext4 to do with a 1 GiB partition that is not aligned with the original ext4 partition?
[10:42] <alfonsojon> Wait, it's only 1GB?
[10:42] <ubuntu8989> Hi there. Currently i am trying to troubleshoot my windows machine using Ubuntu live cd. It has only windows operating system. I have come to the live session. Now my problem is that i am not able to create any file in C Drive( /dev/sda1). For other drives, its ok. Am i doing something wrong?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu8989: ask in ##windows for windows support
[10:43] <alfonsojon> ubuntu8989: Boot into Windows, run chkdsk C:
[10:43] <alfonsojon> Ubuntu will not touch a corrupted Windows partition.
[10:43] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: there is a 1gb "unknown" partition with the same label as my debian iso, and a 464gb "unallocated" space
[10:43] <alfonsojon> That's not good.
[10:44] <Jordan_U> alfonsojon: Yes, because it's from the debian image's partition table, not ShapeShifter499's original one. See the output of "sudo parted -l" they posted earlier. That's why you need to run GParted's partition recovery first, to find the proper start and end for the original parititon, after which fsck can do its job properly.
[10:44] <alfonsojon> Nevermind then, I thought it maintained the structure of the old partitions
[10:44] <alfonsojon> Let GParted's recovery run through, sorry for the mistake
[10:44] <ubuntu8989> I am getting this error: "There was an error creating the directory in /media/6E901C39901C09EB", "Error opening file '/media/6E901C39901C09EB/Untitled Document': Input/output error"
[10:44] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: D:
[10:44] <alfonsojon> ubuntu8989: That sounds like a hard disk problem.
[10:44] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: freaking out but still hoping gparted works
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu8989: i suggest you chkdsk your partition in WIndows
[10:45] <alfonsojon> ubuntu8989: Verify your disk is operating properly with the "Disks" program in Ubuntu 12.10+, or "Disk Utility" in 12.04 and under.
[10:45] <alfonsojon> If it is clear, then run chkdsk from windows, as ActionParsnip said.
[10:45] <ubuntu8989> alfonsojon: That's the main problem. I am not able to get into windows. It's not able to boot because boot.ini file is missing.
[10:45] <alfonsojon> Ah.
[10:46] <alfonsojon> Get your Windows 8/7/Vista installer disk, boot it, then let it run startup repair
[10:46] <dmitru> Network vulnerability. http://paste.ubuntu.com/6398965/
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu8989: so how is this an Ubuntu issue?
[10:46] <hitsujiTMO> ubuntu8989: install smartmontools
[10:47] <ubuntu8989> alfonsojon: Unfortunately, i don't have windows disk, but i do know the content of boot.ini file. If somehow i am able to create boot.ini file in boot drive /dev/sda1, my problem shall get solved.
[10:47] <ubuntu8989> I will check sda1 disk as you said.
[10:47] <alfonsojon> Alright
[10:49] <hitsujiTMO> ubuntu8989: install smartmontools and run: sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda             and pastebin the output here
[10:49] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: looks like it will be a while
[10:50] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: Yep.
[10:50] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: I'm heading to bed soon, it's almost 6 AM and I haven't slept yet
[10:50] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: I'll be afk till then, if your still around I'll let you know
[10:50] <alfonsojon> ShapeShifter499: If you make any progress, PM me
[10:50] <ShapeShifter499> oh ok
[10:50] <ShapeShifter499> will do
[10:54] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  what is a Package?
[10:55] <alfonsojon> It's the bundle which holds the application you want to install
[10:55] <alfonsojon> The package also includes instructions which direct the package manager on how to install it
[10:55] <arrun> Guys hello, please help me to add a local language in my Ubuntu langauge support
[10:55] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: any app or anything you install is a package. since this is an issue with brightness you should be report this against "linux"
[11:00] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: what language is it for?
[11:01] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: I thing is that, I wanted to add my local language in my Ubuntu , but how can I do ?
[11:01] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: what language?
[11:01] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: the spoken language , Tharu
[11:02] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: it has the code the
[11:05] <hitsujiTMO> try: mkdir -p /usr/share/locale/the/LC_MEESSAGES            then copy the .mo files to that directory
[11:08] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: you may also need to do the same for /usr/share/locale-langpack/the/LC_MESSAGES
[11:09] <hitsujiTMO> that original dir should be /usr/share/locale/the/LC_MESSAGES     sorry
[11:10] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: done but, the language doesn't pop in the language support
[11:12] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: its not going to because its not indexed in the system. try using update-locale LANG=the.UTF-8 LANGUAGE=the           say if there's any errors
[11:14] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: can't we add in the system??
[11:14] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: http://dpaste.com/1455494/
[11:19] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: where did you get the .mo files?
[11:19] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: from launchpad
[11:20] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: I translated the pot file in it and got po and mo files
[11:21] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: check in it about the http://www-01.sil.org/iso639-3/codes.asp?order=639_3&letter=t
[11:23] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  Do you mind if I mention your screen name here on the report?
[11:23] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: that's no problem
[11:25] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  ok, i jst wanted to give you the credits
[11:25] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: ahh, there's no need for that :P
[11:26] <helmut_> hi
[11:26] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: so, whats next dude?
[11:27] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: hmm, the best thing to do is maybe ask in #ubuntu-devel   someone there may be able to tell you how to manually install the language correctly. It seems someone is working on a language pack, but the focus seems to be on linux mint, not ubuntu. nothing heas been released yet
[11:27] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: bro , its same for mint or ubuntu !!
[11:29] <hitsujiTMO> arrun: yes, but the translations may be incomplete for certain software
[11:30] <arrun> hitsujiTMO: the main thing is I wanted to add that language in that app
[11:30] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  too late, I hope it wasnt too messy https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1250051
[11:31] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: run apport-collect 1250051
[11:32] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  have to install apport first, jst a sec
[11:34] <Ragnar> Has anyone figured out how to remove the mouse battery indicator in Ubuntu 13.10 yet?
[11:35] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  now i press send?
[11:35] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: yup
[11:35] <ActionPa1snip> Ragnar: didnt know there was one specifically for the mouse
[11:36] <Ragnar> ActionPa1snip: there is one, which gets stuck at "estimating"
[11:36] <Ragnar> its annoying.
[11:36] <hitsujiTMO> Danato. once that's done you can go back and change the bug status from incomplete to confirmed
[11:37] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  done, jst saw the comments, much faster than i expected
[11:37] <ActionPa1snip> Ragnar: if you right click it and show properties, can you turn it off there?
[11:38] <Ragnar> ActionPa1snip: nope, only way is to disable battery information all together (which includes the laptop battery too).
[11:39] <hitsujiTMO> Danato: sweet, hopefully they'll get a fix some stage soon. That will prob get marked as a duplicate for 765438. As it seems to be an overall common bug for intel hardware.
[11:41] <Danato> hitsujiTMO:  thats cool, I hope I contributed for something even though Im still a noob, thanks for the help
[11:55] <Abhimanyu> My Ubuntu 13.10 installation is not reconizing windows 8 installation is it suppose to happen ?
[12:00] <co-XZist> .
[12:00] <co-XZist> anyone here?
[12:01] <aslan> how to lock grub with password
[12:04] <ActionPa1snip> aslan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Passwords
[12:06] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: didn'
[12:07] <ShapeShifter499> alfonsojon: didn't work
[12:18] <IJNX> Is there some configure flag to set username for some database directories on make install?
[12:19] <IJNX> I'm trying to make automatic script to install couchdb from sources...
[12:20] <Rory> IJNX: You could modify the Makefile
[12:23] <IJNX> Rory: not really since I'm downloading sources from url, then untarrin and then running configure + make install.
[12:23] <IJNX> Now I wouldn't like to do see scripts for every new version that is available in the future.
[12:24] <Rory> IJNX: Do you mean "set username" as in chown?
[12:24] <IJNX> I wan't the log file and database directory to be accessible for couchdb user
[12:24] <IJNX> install script is run by root and those files become "root" owned.
[12:25] <IJNX> now I have solved some of it file by file altering afterwards, which feel quite backward way of doing it.
[12:26] <Rory> IJNX: See, your initial question depends on the configure script provided by the program. There may be a way of doing it; does the source come with a README or INSTALL file which explains available configure flags?
[12:26] <IJNX> and since most of the databases are run nowadays by a specific user, I was hoping there is "standard" way of installing it via ./configure --setuser=couchdb
[12:27] <chrisfergusonfl> Okay.
[12:28] <IJNX> Rory: the script doesn't have any user specfic.
[12:28] <IJNX> except: --bindir
[12:28] <Rory> IJNX: Then adding the relevant "chown" commands to your script would be the best way
[12:28] <IJNX> yes, that what I was afraid of.
[12:28] <IJNX> I wonder how apt-get does that
[12:29] <Rory> well apt-get doesn't build the sources from upstream, it just installs binaries built by Ubuntu
[12:29] <IJNX> that's true.
[12:30] <IJNX> 12.04 comes with _very_ old couchdb, so sources are only option
[12:32] <ActionPa1snip> IJNX: there may be a PPA for a newer version
[12:32] <dewdgang-frank> hey everyone
[12:33] <dewdgang-frank> I'd like to boot ubuntu directly from DVD and start the bitcoin-qt wallet client without internet connection to create a secure paper wallet. problem is, that I need an internet connection to install some things via terminal. Any ideas on how to solve this?!
[12:33] <dewdgang-frank> (Im not an experienced linux user)
[12:34] <Guest19859> ?
[12:36] <IJNX> using company machines to mine bit coins outside office hours?
[12:36] <dewdgang-frank> anyone can help me out with this problem please im trying since days and days..
[12:38] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: Take a look at this guide on customising the LiveCD with a tool called relinux http://www.howtoforge.com/creating-your-own-distributable-ubuntu-dvd-relinux
[12:40] <dewdgang-frank> ahw damn thats a bit complicated :/ just want my paper wallet with a clean os thats not windows or mac to boot and shut down after creating it
[12:40] <dewdgang-frank> all these terminal commands are confusing me too much, I have no one that can guide me trough this...
[12:40] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: Well, creating your own live distro is necessarily a slightly complex task
[12:41] <dewdgang-frank> Rory just need the things that are needed to run bitcoin-qt to create a paper wallet. thats all.
[12:41] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: There's a distro called "linuxcoin" which includes a bitcoin client https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/LinuxCoin
[12:41] <Kartagis> I am using ubuntu 13.10, and whenever I get a notification from skype, my sound card goes 'buzzzzz'. any ideas?
[12:42] <dewdgang-frank> Rory okay how do I know that I can trust "linuxcoin" since I havent heard once from it
[12:42] <Rory> You don't know you can trust it
[12:42] <dewdgang-frank> :/
[12:43] <dewdgang-frank> I see I never get to safely store my Bitcoins anywhere..
[12:43] <Rory> You could download the .deb files you need to install; put them on a flash drive or something. Then boot from the Ubuntu LiveCD without an Internet connection, and install them manually
[12:44] <dewdgang-frank> yes thats what I asked in the beginning. But I dont know how exactly
[12:44] <Rory> Well they wouldn't be automatically installed, you'd still need to install a folder full of .deb files
[12:44] <dewdgang-frank> as far as I remember it cant be more than 2-3 files that are needed to run the Bitcoin-QT client (bitcoin.org)
[12:45] <dewdgang-frank> :/
[12:45] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: Run "sudo apt-get clean" to empty the cache directory
[12:45] <DJones> dewdgang-frank: Any reason for using a DVD rather than a live USB with persistance? That would give you the option to install apps once & keep them there without having to resintall
[12:46] <Rory> DJones: I assume he wants there to be no Internet connection at any point on this system
[12:46] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: Then run "sudo apt-get install bitcoin-qt" or whatever, and the deb files will be in /var/cache/apt/archives you can copy them out
[12:46] <dewdgang-frank> DJones I dont have any option to do it with a USB drive. Thats why I use the DVD/CD Boot method. And I can use the CD or DVD in the future again to create more paper wallet for bitcoin storage, because the CD/DVD will always be clean
[12:47] <dewdgang-frank> Rory yes I already tried sudo apt-get install bitcoin-qt and just doesnt work
[12:47] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: Why not? Did you copy out the .deb files and try to install them on the live system?
[12:47] <dewdgang-frank> it says some dependencies are missing
[12:48] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: That's why you have to copy out *all* the .deb files not just that one for bitcoin-qt
[12:48] <dewdgang-frank> ugh this is too complicated for me ... :/
[12:49] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: I gave you the exact instructions lol
[12:49] <j_elly> hi!
[12:49] <dewdgang-frank> yes but missing the part with the dependency files
[12:50] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: On a machine that doesn't have bitcoin-qt installed, run "sudo apt-get clean" then "sudo apt-get install bitcoin-qt" then copy the .deb files out of the /var/cache/apt/archive directory
[12:50] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: If even that is too complicated, then you could make a LiveUSB with persistance, as DJones said above
[12:50] <dewdgang-frank> I dont know how to download the missing files for installing bt-qt. how to install bt-qt thats with apt-get install, i know. but i didnt get to that point
[12:50] <Rory> dewdgang-frank: Installing bitcoin-qt will also install the dependencies
[12:51] <dewdgang-frank> Rory 13:46 dewdgang-frank: DJones I dont have any option to do it with a USB drive. Thats why I use the DVD/CD Boot method. And I can use the CD or DVD in the future again to create more paper wallet for bitcoin storage, because the CD/DVD will always be clean
[12:51] <j_elly> i am experiencing a screen-freeze-bug (?) with nvidia-driver (319.32) and gt540m on ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS. changing to vt (strg+f1 - f6) and back to xserver helps temporarily but i am looking for a longterm-solution. anybody with a clue or experiences due this bug?
[12:52] <freakynl> em1 also seems to drop link for up to 27secs at a time, visible on switch end, nothing is logged in dmesg whatsoever
[12:52] <freakynl> Hi, anyone know if there are regressions, yet again, on e1000 with 13.10 server? My server has 2 NICs, em1 has about 12% packetloss pinging locally. If it's in rest first 6 pings are always gone, switch doesn't see the mac address in it's table unless I'm actually pinging (and get response). em2 has no issues with 13.10. Both work fine with win 8.1
[12:53] <ActionPa1snip> j_elly: tried the Unity2D session?
[12:53] <j_elly> not yet, using gnome-fallback instead but with effects.
[12:54] <ActionPa1snip> j_elly: try without effects
[12:54] <j_elly> ok, will do so
[12:54] <hitsujiTMO> freakynl: it could help if you posted the output of ifconfig    and posted your /etc/network/interfaces
[12:54] <fhf> so guys is this channel releated to general ubuntu talk or not?
[12:54] <popey> fhf: support, not chat
[12:55] <hitsujiTMO> fhf for chat try #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:55] <freakynl> hitsujiTMO: what part of ifconfig would you like? It's on dhcp still
[12:55] <fhf> ok thanks
[12:55] <hitsujiTMO> freakynl: when the problem is noccuring is both interfaces up?
[12:56] <hitsujiTMO> occurring*
[12:57] <hitsujiTMO> freakynl: are both interfaces supplied details from dhcp when the problem is occuring?
[12:57] <freakynl> don't have enough cabling there so either em1 or em2 is connected. em2 gives no issues whatsoever, em1 always misses the first 6 pings (unless network was used in the 2-3 secs before starting the ping, like dhcp client) and then still drops around 12% after that up to 27s consecutive at a time. dmesg shows no drop in link and ifconfig shows no errors/packetloss/whatever. I'm quite amazed at how often I run into issues with intel stuff lately (esp. e
[12:59] <hitsujiTMO> freakynl: ahh kk, just needed to confirm that it wasn't a config issue
[13:00] <freakynl> hitsujiTMO: afraid not :(, probably will work if I go to 12.04.3 have 2 of the exact same boxes with 12.04.1 and they work fine. That is, after a couple of kernel updates iirc, had issues with the NICs there the first time too
[13:01] <freakynl> 12.04.3 uses 3.8 tho' (this has 3.11)
[13:01] <s_faraday> hi guys
[13:01] <s_faraday> I try to make a package
[13:01] <s_faraday> but seeing this error
[13:01] <s_faraday> after "make" command
[13:01] <s_faraday> AgentModel/../Cochlea/../SocketComm/AgentSocketComm/../../Socket/socket.hh:248:17: error: ‘::write’ has not been declared
[13:01] <s_faraday> make[1]: *** [AgentModel/checkDirectionOfFall.lo] Error 1
[13:03] <freakynl> s_faraday: what package might that be
[13:04] <s_faraday> freakykyn https://launchpad.net/littlegreenbats/+download
[13:04] <Rosetta> How do I make the current logged in user a root account?
[13:05] <freakynl> Rosetta: there's only 1 root account. But do 'sudo -i'
[13:05] <Rosetta> freakynl: and what will this do exactly I just want to have root on my account all the time I do not care about the risk's I'm tired of not being able to use the computer how I normally would on windows
[13:06] <freakynl> Rosetta: go back to windows
[13:06] <geirha> Rosetta: It logs you in as root in that terminal
[13:06] <freakynl> Rosetta: unless you're installing stuff 95% of the time or changing system parameters there's no need to be root 100% of the time
[13:06] <philinux> Rosetta: read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[13:06] <Rosetta> kk
[13:07] <freakynl> Rosetta: unlike windows they understood how permissions should work properly for decades in *nix
[13:08] <j_elly> back again: screen-freeze-issue also with unity-2d or gnome-classic (no effects); any clue about nvidia-driver or someone experienced same bug?
[13:08] <j_elly> is it possible to deactivate nvidia-driver without uninstalling?
[13:09] <Rosetta> Sweet so sudo -i can make it so my account is always root ;D
[13:09] <freakynl> s_faraday: I'm getting the same error (and I'm on gentoo). Probably something that has been changed in glibc or kernel includes or something like that.  Running apps as user when that's all the access needed is a good user model
[13:11] <Rosetta> ActionPalsnip: I just want freedom , I don't like restriction
[13:11] <philinux> Rosetta: that rootsudo link should explain all. pros and cons. also this might improve your workflow. http://www.webupd8.org/2013/10/install-nemo-with-unity-patches-and.html
[13:11] <ActionPa1snip> Rosetta: its not restricted, you can use sudo and get the exact same access as root
[13:12] <Rosetta> philinux: this helped but I would like to not ever have to go into terminal and type anything to use root , I Just want it enabled when I login for ever
[13:12] <philinux> Rosetta: at the end of the day it's your machine and you take the risk. ;)
[13:13] <Rosetta> philinux: I don't mind the risk ;) I just want to know how to get the risk lo
[13:13] <freakynl> Rosetta: why did you move from win98?  There's nothing to keep you from being the !@#% you want to be. So here you go: edit /etc/passwd and change the UID (the number) of your regular user account to 0
[13:15] <alexbeck> Hi everyone. I am having nasty issues with latest ubuntu on Acer Aspire. Could someone look into my situation, described here http://askubuntu.com/questions/375413/been-trying-to-switch-to-linux-for-10-years-help-with-acer-aspire-issues-please
[13:15] <ActionPa1snip> Rosetta: I'm boweing out of this, I think you need to research. Why do you think Windows users get so many issues? Because the default user model is administrator
[13:15] <meteors2313> which is the best web irc client?
[13:16] <cfhowlett> !best|meteors2313,
[13:16] <Rosetta> ahh ha yes the UID ;)
[13:16] <freakynl> Rosetta: and then don't ever come crying to whatever channel/forum you got hacked/whacked or rm -rf'ed all your stuff :)
[13:16] <ActionPa1snip> meteors2313: there is no single best client for anything in any OS
[13:16] <geirha> meteors2313: The one with all the features you need
[13:16] <Rosetta> freakynl: just reinstall/reformat and wala done everything will be saved on a network harddrive anyways ;)
[13:16] <MonkeyDust> meteors2313  'best' depends on what you like most
[13:16] <cfhowlett> freakynl, +1
[13:17] <meteors2313> ohkk then which are some of the commonly agreed good web irc clients? :P I'm new to irc so just asking.
[13:17] <Nanor> Hello, I'm having a problem with setting up dual monitors where one screen is a different resolution than the other?
[13:17] <cfhowlett> meteors2313, open software center.  search for IRC
[13:18] <philinux> meteors2313: I like xchat ymmv
[13:18] <meteors2313> cflolett web irc client
[13:18] <cfhowlett> alexbeck, acer aspire?  dell xps 13 works out of the box ...
[13:18] <Nanor> The screens aren't aligned properly. The launch bar, for example, is displayed half way across the screen but still responds as if it were in its normal position
[13:18] <meteors2313> sorry cfhowlett
[13:18] <philinux> meteors2313: chatzilla FF addon
[13:18] <Rosetta> Yey I'm happy now thank you so much guys! :>
[13:19] <Rosetta> just gotta reboot I suppose
[13:19] <cfhowlett> meteors2313, try chatzilla/xchat
[13:19] <alexbeck> Hi everyone. I am having nasty issues with latest ubuntu on Acer Aspire. Could someone look into my situation, described here http://askubuntu.com/questions/375413/been-trying-to-switch-to-linux-for-10-years-help-with-acer-aspire-issues-please
[13:19] <meteors2313> Also how do are you pointing messages to me mean are you writing my name always or there's some other shortcut
[13:20] <cfhowlett> meteors2313, tab complete
[13:20] <meteors2313> thanks i'll try chatzilla
[13:20] <philinux> meteors2313: see this http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu
[13:20] <meteors2313> I tried xchat but it's too buggy and often crashes on my ubuntu gnome
[13:21] <meteors2313> also it does not integrate with the notification centre
[13:21] <cfhowlett> meteors2313, a web based irc, as you requested will NOT integrate.
[13:21] <ShapeShifter499> ActionPa1snip: you mentioned testdisk right?
[13:22] <meteors2313> cfhowlett: yah that's ok but it often crashed
[13:22] <Rosetta> freakynl: So I changed my number to 0 and it said I have no name anymore so I changed it back to make sure everything worked like it did before just wondering would I need to delete the root user on the list of passwd?
[13:22] <cfhowlett> meteors2313, you're confusing.  If you want web based irc = no integration ...
[13:23] <philinux> meteors2313: you might have not installed xchat-indicator
[13:23] <meteors2313> cfhowlett: and that was cause of some bug in notification when i clicked in the message tray it(xchat) opened and crashed
[13:23] <meteors2313> philinux: i did sudo apt-get install xchat
[13:23] <freakynl> alexbeck: no offense but uh I think you still need to learn how to report errors after 10 years of trying. That's probably why it took so long in the first place :). You don't even mention what error - just that you had one. Unless there's psychics here you won't get help
[13:24] <meteors2313> so i thought that web irc would be a better option
[13:24] <freakynl> Rosetta: nah multiple users with same UID will work - just might get confusing. Deleting root is bad, apps might depend on it, so might scripts etc.
[13:25] <philinux> meteors2313: xchat-indicator is optional it's not a dependency of xchat
[13:25] <Rosetta> freakynl: Brillant thank you so much ;)
[13:26] <meteors2313> philinux: ok i'm going to do sudo apt-get install xchat-indicator, do i need to install anything else above that
[13:26] <manolo> hello everyone
[13:27] <manolo> any1 could pls help?
[13:27] <manolo> i need to make the usb tv tuner works
[13:27] <MonkeyDust> manolo  starrt with a question
[13:27] <philinux> meteors2313: you may have to set the channel notifications in xchat by right click on channel name.
[13:27] <manolo> how can i make the usb tv tuner works?
[13:28] <manolo> in ubuntu 13.10
[13:28] <meteors2313> philinux: also there are two xchat in my repo, xchat and xchat-gnome which one should I go for I'm on Ubuntu Gnome 13.04
[13:28] <alexbeck> freaky[t] it didnt say anything specific, otherwise I would have put it down
[13:29] <philinux> meteors2313: do a search > xchat vs xchat-gnome
[13:29] <ritz_> philinux xchat is better
[13:29] <ritz_> xchat-gnome needs a massive refresh
[13:30] <mjayk> and IRSSI > xchat and all :D
[13:30] <freakynl> alexbeck: ok but the problem now is there's nothing concrete in the report and everybody will just not know what to do with it
[13:30] <meteors2313> ritz_: so what do you suggest xchat or xchat-gnome
[13:30] <ritz_> xchat as of now
[13:31] <space_> does anyone know where a good tutorial on networking ubuntu and windows is?
[13:31] <hitsujiTMO> meteors2313: personally i'd suggest hexchat
[13:31] <bgardner> alexbeck: Which model Aspire?
[13:31] <Rory> !samba | space_ do you mean like this?
[13:31] <MonkeyDust> meteors2313  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XChat-GNOME <-- "Considered more usable for beginners than XChat"
[13:31] <space_> let me check it out rory, thanks
[13:32] <alexbeck> freakynl man I've written it all there, I've been installing linux on this laptop for years, I've been getting all types of messages. That last one as I said didn't say ANYTHING, just an internal system error or something.
[13:32] <alexbeck> bgardner acer aspire 5742g
[13:32] <Rosetta> freakynl: Do you know any good user guide books for ubuntu I'll probbably go buy one :>
[13:33] <meteors2313_> #gentoo-soc
[13:33] <hitsujiTMO> !manual | Rosetta
[13:33] <meteors2313> how do you join channel in xchat-gnome
[13:34] <Rosetta> metoeros2313: /join #ubuntu
[13:34] <MonkeyDust> meteors2313  like in any other irc client
[13:36] <freakynl> Rosetta: actually I only run some servers on ubuntu, I run many other distro's and I don't really read books, they're outdated too fast (well IT ones anyways) :)
[13:36] <bgardner> alexbeck: Well, I do have an Aspire and I was going to share my own experience - but it's a totally different model so it probably wouldn't help you much.
[13:36] <freakynl> alexbeck: always the same laptop? Has it's hardware been tested if so? You might have bad ram or something
[13:36] <Rosetta> freakynl: which are your favorite distro's ;D
[13:38] <Rosetta> oh great sound is not enabled on my UID and the sound settings are not showing anything ...
[13:38] <freakynl> Rosetta: lsf and gentoo but that's more because I can play around with them a lot and learn a lot - not because they're so useful production wise :)
[13:39] <Rosetta> freakynl: gentoo I remember trying that out a long time ago when I was first introduced to linux , I must have had like 40 discs with different distro's , tried pclinuxos , mandriva , gentoo,opensuse , ubuntu 8.0 , fedora , some weird ones like DSLinux , puppydog or whatever it was called lol
[13:40] <geirha> just puppy
[13:40] <Rosetta> geirha: all I remember it was blue and tiny
[13:50] <jery> bj
[13:51] <cloudgee1> I installed  manually NGINX server in /opt/nginx now if I want start it then I use /opt/nginx/sbin/nginx but I don't what to do when I need to restart it
[13:52] <cloudgee1> any help
[13:53] <Rory> cloudgee1: If you installed it manually and there are no init scripts available (service nginx restart) try asking in the channel #nginx
[13:54] <cloudgee1> Rory: I know that using service ..but I done it manually for some reson
[13:55] <jery> bj
[13:56] <hitsujiTMO> cloudgee1: have a read of http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/      on thing you could try is to install nginx from the repo and copy the service scripts from there
[13:56] <CoDEmanX> hey there
[13:56] <Rory> jery: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[13:57] <CoDEmanX> i wanna let a php script check for free space on a mounted network hdd, but can't find any convenient shell command...
[13:57] <Nanor> I've just installed Ubuntu on my Dell Inspiron 15 and my fans area reaallly loud. Why is this?
[13:57] <CoDEmanX> df -h lists the one i'm after among others, but not sure how to retrieve just that one (grep feels a bit unsafe?)
[13:57] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: df -h
[13:58] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: i'm aware of df -h, but it's not really convenient to use for a script, i want the free space in bytes
[13:58] <jery> w7
[13:58] <josh__> Nanor, what's your system usage like?
[13:59] <Nanor> josh__, nothing. I'm sitting at desktop
[13:59] <Nanor> From a fresh boot
[13:59] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: df with awk then
[13:59] <Nanor> Though that said, it has just quietened down
[13:59] <Nanor> There's one problem down...
[13:59] <josh__> It could just be sometime in the background after boot
[13:59] <josh__> nanor: what other problems are you having?
[14:00] <johelish_> I'm going crazy! I got this cronjob added and it runs when I launch it from terminal or when I execute it from Webmin GUI but when I try to run it on a scheduled time I get this error; bash: backup: command does not exist. The command I'm trying to run is; bash -l -c 'backup perform --trigger files' > ~/backup_cron.log 2>&1
[14:00] <Nanor> josh__, I'm trying to dual screen. Whenever I plug in the VGA cable of my second monitor my screen starts to flicker like crazy and the windows aren't where they should be
[14:00] <Rory> johelish_: it is because the "backup" program isn't in root's path
[14:00] <Rory> !path | johelish_
[14:01] <Nanor> josh__, like this: http://i.imgur.com/ICyKuaZ.jpg
[14:01] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: thanks, that's better, although "w" is not a valid optio
[14:01] <jery> Rory I want to install linux multimedia?
[14:01] <Rory> jery: What do you mean by linux multimedia?
[14:01] <Nanor> josh__, it also causes the GPU fans to spin up like crazy
[14:02] <johelish_> Rory: Aha! I thought it was Path independent cuz I can run it from whatever directory but I guess cron stripes bash
[14:02] <Rory> !details | jery
[14:02] <josh__> Nanor: Damn that doesn't look good
[14:02] <Reliant> Hello. I just upgraded Ubuntu fom 13.04 to 13.10 and now I'm looking at a blank screen that shows only my desktop background.  Ubuntu had 12% packetloss on em1.  Boot windows once on the machine, go back to linux and packetloss is gone. That's seriously upsetting
[14:02] <Rory> johelish_: Is it an alias?
[14:02] <johelish_> no, it's a ruby program
[14:02] <MonkeyDust> jery  start with ubuntu-restricted-extras
[14:02] <Rory> johelish_: Where is the actual binary (output of the command: "which backup")
[14:02] <johelish_> https://github.com/meskyanichi/backup
[14:02] <josh__> Nanor, okay so that's definitely a problem.
[14:03] <johelish_> Rory: /usr/local/bin/backup
[14:03] <Rory> johelish_: Replace "backup" in the cronjob with the full path you just said
[14:03] <josh__> Nanor, What happens if you try to change the resolution in the settings?
[14:03] <geirha> Or better, add /usr/local/bin to PATH in the crontab or script
[14:03] <Nanor> josh__, of which screen?
[14:03] <Rosetta> freakynl: when changing my UID and GID I find that most functionality that I had as my orginal un-admin user is gone like sound for instance is not even showing up my sound cards on the settings why is this and how would I go about fixing this?
[14:04] <ActionPa1snip> freakynl: what driver module are you using?
[14:04] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: it wraps long lines, that adds even more complexity...
[14:04] <Nanor> josh__, I found a temporary work around, but it's quite sloppy
[14:04] <Nanor> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2149791
[14:04] <freakynl> ActionPa1snip: e1000
[14:04] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: I meant use df with awk ... as in: df | grep /dev/sda1 | awk '{ print $4 }'
[14:04] <ActionPa1snip> freakynl: is the interface detected at the right speed and duplex level?
[14:04] <freakynl> Rosetta: I don't run ubuntu desktop's. Probably something with pulseaudio not liking your root setup
[14:04] <josh__> Nanor, of either. As in, do the settings even work? What's your sloppy work around?
[14:05] <Rosetta> freakynl: pulseaudio hmm how do I change or work with pulseaudio then
[14:05] <Nanor> josh__, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2149791
[14:05] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: just replace /dev/sda1 with whatever drive you want
[14:05] <jery> problem for instalation are slowly I by no English lol
[14:05] <freakynl> ActionPa1snip: yes, dmesg doesn't log anything either, but the mac address of the nic is only findable on the managed switch whilst pinging (well was - I had replaced everything several times, many reboots and running windows once solved it.... can't reproduce any more)
[14:05] <Rory> jery: What language do you speak?
[14:05] <jery> fr
[14:05] <Rosetta> english motha fogger do you speak it lol
[14:05] <johelish_> Rory: Seems like logic! Thanks alot.. I'm trying to run the cron job in two mins.. :-)
[14:05] <cfhowlett> !fr
[14:06] <johelish_> jery: there's a french ubuntu channel to
[14:06] <jery> tink
[14:06] <ActionPa1snip> freakynl: is it a virtual PC guest OS?
[14:06] <Nanor> josh__, Changing the resolution has no effect
[14:06] <josh__> Nanor, does the sloppy work around fix anything?
[14:06] <Nanor> josh__, Then when I unplug the VGA cable everything returns to normal except the screen is dimmer and turning the brightness up hard freezes
[14:06] <freakynl> ActionPa1snip: custom build (2nd hand) HP server. ILO calls it a proliant SE1220 but you're not going to find that model, HP can't even find it if I call their support ;)
[14:07] <Nanor> josh__, It does. Makes it work fine. Will I just have to resort to running that on boot?
[14:07] <Reliant> Is it possible to remove Unity from Ubuntu 13.10?
[14:07] <cfhowlett> !nounity|Reliant,
[14:07] <freakynl> Reliant: iirc they're called xubuntu, kubuntu, etc.
[14:07] <Reliant> I already have Ubuntu installed
[14:07] <cfhowlett> Reliant, install lxde or xfce4 or kde
[14:08] <Reliant> I use cinnamon, but from reading up on my problem, it conflicts with Unity, causing nothing to work
[14:08] <josh__> Nanor, possibly. If it's an incompatibility between your drivers and xrandr you're going to have some problems
[14:08] <k1l_> Reliant: unity is a desktop enviroment. you can install another desktop and choose that one on logincreen
[14:08] <bgardner> Reliant: They (xubuntu, kubuntu, lubuntu) can all coexist, no need to reinstall.
[14:08] <Reliant> I don't even get the login screen
[14:08] <josh__> Nanor, have you tried using different graphics drivers from software sources?
[14:08] <Nanor> josh__, Nope. I'll give that a go now.
[14:08] <Reliant> My desktop environment is completely blank. No buttons, no menus, no icons
[14:08] <philinux> Reliant: what do you get?
[14:09] <Reliant> I get my background picture
[14:09] <k1l_> Reliant: the login screen is seperated from the desktop.
[14:09] <Nanor> josh__, Are the additional drivers fglrx-updates ok?
[14:09] <Reliant> What's the keyboard shortcut to logout?
[14:09] <k1l_> Reliant: so there might be a problem with video drivers etc and not with unity in the first place
[14:09] <bgardner> Reliant: Alt-F4 on the desktop?
[14:09] <Reliant> alt-f4 does nothing
[14:10] <cfhowlett> Reliant, reboot.  login to command line.  sudo apt-get install xfce4.  reboot.  choose the xfce environment.  login.
[14:10] <philinux> Reliant: at the background open a termninal ctrl+alt+t then dconf reset -f /org/compiz/
[14:10] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: looks promising, gave me the percentage of free space, but now an error occurs, deprecated nfs file access number...
[14:10] <bgardner> Reliant: Worth a shot - sorry, I know nothing about cinnamon.
[14:10] <ActionPa1snip> freakynl: could try unloading then reloading the e1000 module, see if it helps
[14:10] <josh__> Nanor, I think so, though they don't always work. For best effect you'll have to restart as you try each combination. I remember on one laptop I had 5 different graphics drivers to toggle. Lots of combinations!
[14:10] <Reliant> ctrl+alt+t does nothing. I can use alt+f2 to get a terminal
[14:10] <ActionPa1snip> freakynl: could aslo check the connection settings and speed etc after you have booted to WIndows then back
[14:10] <philinux> thats good then Reliant
[14:10] <Nanor> josh__, Well that's my afternoon sorted! Thanks for your help :)
[14:10] <k1l_> well, that is more a cinnamon problem, than a unity problem, imho
[14:11] <cfhowlett> !cinnamon
[14:11] <hitsujiTMO> df also just gives Kb not byte
[14:11] <philinux> Reliant: try the dconf reset
[14:11] <josh__> Nanor, you're quite welcome! If you have any more problems just give me a bell
[14:11] <philinux> Reliant: then setsid unity
[14:12] <Nanor> josh__, Will do, restart time!
[14:12] <bgardner> cfhowlett: This keeps getting asked - someone needs to teach Ubottu about cinnamon.
[14:12] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: what's the exact error?
[14:12] <Reliant> the dconf reset gave an error "Error spawning command line.."
[14:12] <cfhowlett> bgardner, no ubottu only responds to items actually in the repos.
[14:12] <bgardner> cfhowlett: No, I mean with the same reply she gives to !mint
[14:12] <josh__> Nanor, and the games begin!
[14:12] <cfhowlett> bgardner, true, true
[14:13] <CoDEmanX>  Zugriff auf /var/USB_BACKUP nicht mÃ¶glich: Veraltete NFS-Dateizugriffsnummer
[14:13] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: seems to be fixed after mount -a, but no clue why this happens in the first place :(
[14:13] <Rosetta> Does anyone know why UID and GID 0 is not allowing pulse audio to not play sound?
[14:14] <Rosetta> or whatever is going wrong with the UID and GID 0 with pulse audio
[14:14] <philinux> Reliant: from you command prompt type in gnome-terminal and try
[14:14] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: an odd one. a quick search of the error you stated show 0 results
[14:15] <Reliant> right now I removed the auto-login from lightdm so I can get to a login prompt
[14:15] <DJones> bgardner: cfhowlett: Using the same response to !mint for !cinnamon wouldn't be correct, Mint is a different distro, wheras Cinnamon is just a desktop thats packaged for Ubuntu
[14:16] <cfhowlett> DJones, cinnamon designed for ubuntu?  why is it not in the repos?
[14:16] <bgardner> DJones: cfhowlett Agreed, but still seems worth teaching her a bit about it.
[14:16] <DJones> cfhowlett: It is in the repos
[14:16] <bhek> Would anybody have any ideas as to why Ubuntu might drain my laptop battery a lot faster than Windows?
[14:16] <DJones> cfhowlett: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=cinnam&searchon=names&suite=saucy&section=all
[14:16] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: can't tell what the exact english error msg would be...
[14:17] <hitsujiTMO> bhek: you have no power management working
[14:17] <cfhowlett> DJones, ah.  silly me.  still on 12.04 LTS so my search was null.  thanks for clarification
[14:17] <DJones> cfhowlett: No worries
[14:17] <DJones> Been there since at least 13.04
[14:18] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: the english error message is "Stale NFS file handle" it seems
[14:19] <CoDEmanX> ah ok
[14:20] <toafan> I know there's a way to manually mark partitions (or maybe even entire disks?) to be fsck'd when the system reboots, but I don't remember anything else about it.  Can someone point me in the right direction?
[14:20] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: it's explained here http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/nfs-stale-file-handle-error-and-solution.html the bit in italics
[14:20] <bhek> hitsujiTMO: I can't find what it is that's draining it
[14:21] <eni> hi, is it possible to add 1 extra monitor to my laptop
[14:21] <hitsujiTMO> bhek: what gpu do you have?
[14:21] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: hm ok, it's a mounted NAS, and the NAS server software might have used it for something
[14:22] <CoDEmanX> it's actually a usb hdd connected to a synology NAS, mounted on another computer (webserver)
[14:24] <ubuntoid> hi all. tell me pls, can i install php 5.5 (or at least 5.4) on my server with ubuntu 11.04 running?
[14:24] <toafan> eni: like an external monitor?  Sure.  I forget exactly how, I'm afraid, it should be in display preferences somewhere.
[14:24] <Priesty> Hi all I have a question that I can not seem to find the answer too
[14:24] <Priesty> the question is...
[14:25] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: df | grep -A1 /volumeUSB1/usbshare | awk '{print $1, $2, $3, $4}' <-- prints the matching line directly, and awk doesn't seem to pick it up. I guess i need to join both lines first. how would i go about it?
[14:25] <eni> toafan, i fixed it thanks,.
[14:25] <eni> :)
[14:26] <toafan> ubottu: !help | Priesty
[14:26] <Priesty> How can I add Ubuntu to the Windows 8 bootloader using  bcdedit, I have gpt harddrive so cannot use easybcd i will have to use bcdedit and I have UEFI with secure boot enabled and both windows and ubuntu are installed and booting correctly
[14:26] <toafan> I feel smart
[14:27] <Rory> Priesty: Is there a reason you want to do that rather than use Grub? Grub would be a lot easier
[14:28] <Priesty> I would like to set it so that i can go either way if possible
[14:28] <Priesty> using grub or windows boot manager
[14:29] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: what are the 2 device names you're looking for?
[14:29] <toafan> Priesty: you'll have to use one or the other.  Pretty sure there's no way around that
[14:29] <Rory> Priesty: Grub would be easier; it will add an option for Windows 8
[14:29] <Rory> !grub | Priesty first link here
[14:30] <jarnos> How can I report an audio bug? I have remarkable noise shown in input levels in Audacity, even if Capture channel is muted. There is more noise in the left channel.
[14:30] <toafan> easier is probably relative.  It would be possible, though
[14:30] <cfhowlett> !bug|jarnos,
[14:31] <Priesty> ok well i heard that when windows boots it sometimes switches the default loader from grub back to windows boot menu so i think i would rather add ubuntu to the windows boot loader menu
[14:31] <keyborad_apeman> hello all, trying to install fresh gnome ubuntu on lenovo T510 (was running TLS 12.04 before) but for some reason getting kernel panic - not syncing : No init found... Any ideas ? Thanks
[14:31] <josh__> Priesty, I think I may having something that can help you
[14:31] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: maybe this is more along the lines of what you want: df | grep "/dev/sda1\|/dev/sda3" | awk '{ print $1 " " $4 }'
[14:32] <jarnos> cfhowlett, Bug #1250092
[14:32] <josh__> Priesty, whenever I wanted to do that I used http://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/
[14:32] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: the "\|"   is an OR operator in grep regex
[14:32] <josh__> Priesty, Windows program and it's fairly easy to use
[14:32] <Smilex> I have Ubuntu 13.04, yet when I go to software updater, I don't get an option to upgrade the system, why?
[14:32] <Priesty> I would to add ubuntu to the windows boot menu by using bcdedit to add a bootmanager entry
[14:32] <Rory> Smilex: Try the command: "sudo do-release-upgrade"
[14:32] <jarnos> cfhowlett, I don
[14:33] <jarnos> cfhowlett, I don't know which package I should report the bug against.
[14:33] <keyborad_apeman> trying one more time  -> hello all, trying to install fresh gnome ubuntu on lenovo T510 (was running TLS 12.04 before) but for some reason getting kernel panic - not syncing : No init found... Any ideas ? Thanks
[14:33] <josh__> Priesty, yeah that's what you'd do
[14:34] <tork_> ok, trying to get my hp LJ1018 to work.  when I run hp-setup -i, I get "error: No device selected/specified or that supports this functionality."
[14:34] <josh__> Priesty, And then if you wanted GRUB to stop showing up once booting into Linux from there you'd have to eddit your GRUB config
[14:34] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: hm no, i actually don't want to grep the free space of two mounted volumes
[14:34] <Priesty> but how as I cannot seem to get he right settings without it complaining it can't find shimx64.efi
[14:34] <CoDEmanX> let me show you the original df
[14:34] <Smilex> keyborad_apeman, https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/kernal-panic-no-init-found-try-passing-init%3D-option-to-kernel-159155/ <- Does this help?
[14:35] <jarnos> cfhowlett, For what it is worth, I have alsa-info here: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=0503395519eeff03fd8ee8c9e8c292c754221f8c
[14:35] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: install pastebinit and then run: df | pastebinit
[14:35] <CoDEmanX> http://www.pasteall.org/47175
[14:35] <Priesty> One way I did get it working was to copy and ammended the windows boot MANAGER entry
[14:35] <Smilex> Rory, I guess calling do-release-upgrade in sudo did the trick, thanks
[14:36] <Priesty> but when i tried to do this again after restoring the bcd it would work
[14:36] <Priesty> would not work
[14:36] <fsloan> I upgraded to 13.04 but lost my kernel in the process. Computer will only boot into memtest86..
[14:36] <Smilex> Priesty, paste the grub entry?
[14:36] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: i need to grep volumeUSB1..., as /var/USB_BACKUP may change (mount name)
[14:37] <Smilex> fsloan, did you have enough space on /boot ?
[14:37] <Priesty> not using grub
[14:37] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: sorry to say it does not, rescue more does not help
[14:37] <CoDEmanX> and df wraps the line 'cause of the full network address
[14:37] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: what os is this?
[14:37] <path0gen> hello all. I'm locked out of an ubuntu VM on my machine bc I changed the password to something ridiculous -_-
[14:37] <Guest57109> fdbg
[14:37] <Smilex> Priesty, oh, sorry
[14:37] <ActionPa1snip> path0gen: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[14:37] <path0gen> thanks
[14:37] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS
[14:37] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: ubutntu 13.04 installs with out issues but gnome version do not ...very odd
[14:38] <fsloan> Smilex: Not at first, but I tried to get fancy and write a bash script to remove all of my old kernels. And accidentally removed ALL of them ....
[14:38] <cfhowlett> fsloan, d'oh!
[14:38] <Smilex> keyborad_apeman, would it be an issue to try 13.10 ?
[14:38] <toafan> path0gen: did you encrypt the "hard drive" when you created the disk image/installed?
[14:38] <chenqisu123> when i  try installing ia32-libs, it says: "Package ia32-libs is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[14:38] <chenqisu123> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[14:38] <chenqisu123> is only available from another source
[14:38] <chenqisu123> However the following packages replace it:
[14:38] <chenqisu123>   lib32z1 lib32ncurses5 lib32bz2-1.0"
[14:38] <FloodBot1> chenqisu123: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:38] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: sorry my bad its 13.10 (damn these old eyes )
[14:39] <Smilex> fsloan, well, you could compile your own kernel (personally I find that pretty fun), or you can download the ubuntu kernel
[14:39] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: sorry my bad its 13.10 (damn these old eyes )
[14:39] <fsloan> Smilex: Downloading would probably be easier (I'm on an old pentium 4..)
[14:40] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: can you paste the output of: df | grep /volumeUSB1/usbshare
[14:40] <bean> chenqisu123: yep, ia32 libs is gone now
[14:41] <bean> chenqisu123: in general you'll just "apt-get install the-package:i386" to get the 32 bit version
[14:41] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: http://www.pasteall.org/47176
[14:41] <Smilex> fsloan, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.12-saucy/ <- this might work. Go one up to see the full list
[14:41] <CoDEmanX> it's missing the second line with information i'm after
[14:42] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: i see, df has a different ouput format in 12.04+ it seems. its all one line for me.
[14:42] <Smilex> keyborad_apeman, found nothing on the internet. So does Ubuntu work, but not the gnome theme?
[14:43] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: yes thats correct, default ubuntu does but gnome version doesn't
[14:43] <Smilex> keyborad_apeman, #gnome might know better
[14:43] <fsloan> Smilex: ok, I will grab those, but I've never been in this position before. What do I do with them once I have them?
[14:43] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: will try there thanks
[14:43] <Smilex> keyborad_apeman, I'd assume you'll need to download some gnome stuff that fixes it
[14:44] <chenqisu123> bean: thanks, let me have a try
[14:44] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: it's also a single line for me if it's a short path to the volume
[14:44] <Smilex> fsloan, the image goes into /boot. Don't quite remember where the headers go, let me check
[14:44] <path0gen> I'm encountering a pretty strange problem
[14:45] <freakynl> CoDEmanX: try grep -A 1
[14:45] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: can you install pastebinit. sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[14:45] <path0gen> I am booting into recovery mode, then trying to use my arrow keys to select root prompt. When i try to move the cursor off of normal boot, the arrow key selects it instead of moving down
[14:45] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: i think the issue is with grub but I tried all options when it comes to disk partition and result is the same
[14:45] <geirha> CoDEmanX: df -P
[14:46] <CoDEmanX> freakynl: i tried that, but it printed the first line to console?
[14:47] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: http://www.pasteall.org/47178
[14:47] <freakynl> CoDEmanX: prints the line it finds + one after that
[14:48] <Smilex> I got this when trying to upgrade ubuntu - http://hastebin.com/sinuhoguco.coffee - anyone have any hints as to why? (Any known issues with some source, etc)
[14:48] <Nanor> josh__, Hey buddy, fixed the problem :)
[14:48] <CoDEmanX> freakynl: that's right, but it doesn't seem to work with grep + awk
[14:48] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: can you df | pastebinit               i'm wonderin is df output only that way if going to tty
[14:48] <Nanor> josh__, Still think I'm having that fan issue. There's no system load to speak of and the GPU is at 48C
[14:48] <josh__> Nanor, grea
[14:48] <freakynl> CoDEmanX: are you on a fixed width console (as in not a xterm or something of which you can increase the size)? It's breaking up to keep the columns right. Might mess around with --output too and the -P option mentioned by geirha
[14:48] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: if not i have a way that will work
[14:49] <josh__> Nanor, great! Though the fan is a problem.
[14:49] <Smilex> fsloan, looks like the headers go into /usr/src. Look at this -> http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/amd64/linux-headers-3.12.0-2-generic/filelist
[14:49] <ActionPa1snip> CoDEmanX: use:  df -h   easier to read :)
[14:50] <Smilex> keyborad_apeman, I don't think GNOME cares about Grub. I could be wrong though
[14:50] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: http://pastebin.com/LPrJEhST
[14:50] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: seams I'm on my own ( they do not )
[14:50] <geirha> ActionPa1snip: Will still break long values into multiple lines. -P avoids that, but can be used in combination with -h
[14:50] <fsloan> Smilex: Ah, got it -- thanks. So once I put the kernel/headers in the right place, is there anything else I have to do? (Currently no entry in grub)
[14:51] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: and what about: df -P | pastebinit
[14:51] <Nanor> josh__, anything you would recommend for setting fan speeds?
[14:51] <josh__> Nanor, I have to go now
[14:51] <Nanor> josh__, No problem :)
[14:51] <josh__> Nanor, I have a lecture in 10
[14:51] <Smilex> fsloan, run grub, it will find it
[14:51] <josh__> I'll be back later, but I hope your problem fixes up
[14:51] <fsloan> excellent. I'll get to work -- thanks!
[14:51] <Smilex> fsloan, don't remember the exact command to run grub though
[14:51] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: -P seems to do the trick!
[14:51] <toafan> I know there's a way to manually mark partitions (or maybe even entire disks?) to be fsck'd when the system reboots, but I don't remember anything else  about it.  help?
[14:52] <josh__> Nanor, maybe try using a system manager/ task manager to find out what's running so high
[14:52] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: http://pastebin.com/enkUK0Wg
[14:52] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: you can thank geirha for that
[14:52] <toafan> Smilex, fsloan: I think update-grub might do it
[14:52] <CoDEmanX> geirha: thanks for the multi line hint!!
[14:52] <fsloan> Smilex: there's a lot of "grub-*", "grub-setup" looks promising
[14:53] <fsloan> toafan: Ah, update-grub sounds even more promising :)
[14:53] <keyborad_apeman> Smilex: checking fstab and it does have all the lnes needed to boot and they are also correct
[14:53] <path0gen> booting into recovery mode, when i try to move the arrow down to "root shell prompt", it just boots into normal. The console is taking my down arrow as an enter command
[14:53]  * keyborad_apeman confused
[14:53] <CoDEmanX> ActionPa1snip: it's not about readability, i need to let a php script determine free space on a mounted network device
[14:53] <CoDEmanX> and for that, i has to be a fixed size (ie. always bytes)
[14:53] <hitsujiTMO> CoDEmanX: so does this do it fot you?: df -P | grep "/volumeUSB1/usbshare" | awk '{ print $4 }'
[14:54] <geirha> don't do grep|awk though, just use awk when you first use awk
[14:55] <geirha> CoDEmanX: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/094   not ubuntu specific, but highlights some problems with parsing df output
[14:56] <CoDEmanX> hitsujiTMO: looks good!
[14:56] <Nanor> are the xorg drivers for ATI good?
[14:56] <Nanor> Or should I use the proprietary ones?
[14:57] <hitsujiTMO> Nanor: as in radeondriver?
[14:57] <Johnny_Linux> work excellent here
[14:57] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, Yes
[14:57] <TJ-> toafan: See "man tune2fs" with "-C"
[14:58] <hitsujiTMO> Nanor: only use fglrx if you want it for gaming or have issues with heat/powermanagement(this is fixed in kernel 3.13)
[14:58] <jetpax> I'm running of a LiveUSB trying to mount the internal encrypted drive on this computer. Where do I find it?
[14:58] <path0gen> a note to anyone who saw my message: solved by using nav keys on number pad
[14:58] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, I probably will use this for gaming during lunch. Is it risky switching to fglrx?
[14:59] <CoDEmanX> geirha: interesting read
[14:59] <Smilex> Nanor, what issues do you have with the open source drivers?
[14:59] <path0gen> trying to do to root shell prompt at boot: it still asks me for the root pw...
[14:59] <CoDEmanX> but what does this mean?  I'm just wondering if they're suitable for gaming.
[15:00] <Smilex> Nanor, they are faster than fglrx
[15:00] <hitsujiTMO> Nanor: when you say gaming what type of games exactly?
[15:00] <Smilex> Or so I was told
[15:00] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, Dota 2
[15:00] <hitsujiTMO> Smilex: thats for 2d accel
[15:00] <Smilex> might have been after some kernel update though
[15:00] <hitsujiTMO> Nanor: you will want fglrx for dota2
[15:01] <Smilex> Nanor, I can run Dota 2 with Radeon 3200HD and the open source drivers
[15:01] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, Smilex conflicting answers here, heh
[15:01] <Nanor> Perhaps I should actually try it with the open source drivers first
[15:02] <Likeaboss55322> does anytone reccomend a cool theme for ubuntu 12.04
[15:02] <hitsujiTMO> Likeaboss55322: ambiance
[15:02] <Likeaboss55322> okay  how about  a good video editor?
[15:03] <hitsujiTMO> Likeaboss55322: that would prob be better answered in #ubuntu-studio
[15:03] <CoDEmanX> geirha: stat is available on my ubuntu, should use it instead?
[15:03] <Likeaboss55322> okay
[15:03] <Nanor> I don't like how my GPU temp is slowly climbing even though I'm doing nothing...
[15:04] <hitsujiTMO> Nanor: what temp is it at?
[15:04] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, 53C. Was 48 a few minutes ago.
[15:04] <i00nsu> hello. Why I have port:53 = DNS service On? >> dnsmask \\ Why not dhclient?
[15:05] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, My fan is also going full speed by the sound of things
[15:06] <furoido> good morning
[15:06] <hitsujiTMO> Nanor: that sounds like a powermanagement issue. not going to be fixed with radeon driver until kernel 3.13. otherwise its fixed with fglrx
[15:06] <coda23> am using ubuntu gnome and looking for a configurable low battery warning setting/program, any tips?
[15:06] <furoido> does anyone knows IRC channel for Electronics?
[15:07] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, Looks like i'm switching to fglrx then. Thanks :)
[15:07] <jetpax> I'm booted off of a live disk -- how can I find the disks of the computer I'm running on?
[15:07] <Nanor> hitsujiTMO, What's the difference between fglrx and fglrx-updates?
[15:08] <chenqisu123> when i trying to install AMD Graphics driver, it says:"DKMS part of installation failed.  Please refer to /usr/share/ati/fglrx-install.log for details.", what can i do now?
[15:09] <coda23> jetpax,  last i recall using a live disk there was an icon on the desktop that represented the C:\ drive that you double clicked on to mount
[15:09] <hitsujiTMO> nanor: such a difference is usually different dependancies
[15:09] <bibi346> hi, when I resume my computer from hibernation, I can move the mouse but I cannot move the mouse and see the desktop, but I cannot click anywhere, it's kind of freezed, how can I troubleshoot this?
[15:10] <bibi346> sorry my sentence is wrong
[15:10] <Smilex> Nanor, I should mention that I was using xorg-edgers when trying Dota 2
[15:10] <jetpax> coda23: good catch. I can type a password, but I get "Unable to mount 64 GB LVM2 Physical Volume -- Not a mountable file system
[15:10] <Nanor> Smilex, I just read about that. Do I just add their PPA?
[15:10] <bibi346> hi, when I resume my computer from hibernation, I can move the mouse and see the desktop, but I cannot click anywhere, it's kind of freezed, how can I troubleshoot this?
[15:10] <hitsujiTMO> chenqisu123: what does the log say? /usr/share/ati/fglrx-install.log
[15:11] <Smilex> Nanor, yeah, add the ppa, do  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:11] <Nanor> Smilex, I'll give it  a go :)
[15:11] <Smilex> Nanor, however, if you haven't upgraded to 13.10, then do that first
[15:11] <toafan> TJ-: thanks for the tip, but investigating it tells me I'd do better with an external checking program
[15:12] <Nanor> Smilex, Fresh install :)
[15:13] <coda23> ok jetpax, did you try to navigate to it using the file manger? should be in /mnt or /media I would think, not used a live cd for a while
[15:13] <Smilex> Nanor, ok, xorg-edgers is conflicting with my upgrade. Remember to get ppa-purge incase things go wrong
[15:13] <toafan> bibi346: if you press ctrl-alt-F1, does it dump you to a fullscreen terminal?  (if so, does ctrl-alt-F7 get you back?)
[15:13] <user82> cheers. i have a zip file i cannot extract, is there anything i can do about it? unzip says "need PK compat. v5.1 (can do v4.6)" and 7z says "Unsupported Method". any ideas?
[15:13] <Nanor> Smilex, so I did as you said. How do I know it's worked?
[15:14] <i00nsu> root
[15:14] <chenqisu123> hitsujiTMO: it says"Supported adapter detected.
[15:14] <chenqisu123> Check if system has the tools required for installation.
[15:14] <chenqisu123> Uninstalling any previously installed drivers.
[15:14] <chenqisu123> Creating symlink /var/lib/dkms/fglrx/12.104/source ->
[15:14] <chenqisu123>                  /usr/src/fglrx-12.104
[15:14] <chenqisu123> DKMS: add completed.
[15:14] <FloodBot1> chenqisu123: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:14] <chenqisu123> Kernel preparation unnecessary for this kernel.  Skipping...
[15:14] <chenqisu123> Building module:
[15:14] <i00nsu> is danger to use root user in IRC.
[15:14] <coda23> am using ubuntu gnome and looking for a configurable low battery warning setting/program so for example I could go to standby if it is low etc , any suggestions?
[15:14] <jim34> dal.net
[15:14] <jim34> /server irc.dal.net
[15:15] <hitsujiTMO> chenqisu123: can you please use paste.ubuntu.com and paste the log in there
[15:15] <toafan> jim34: try /connect
[15:15] <bibi346> toafan: do you mean now or when or when it is frozen? now it does open a fullscreen terminal and i can exit
[15:15] <TJ-> toafan: The 'external checking program' would be 'e2fsck', which runs for EXT* file-systems when an 'fsck' is run.
[15:15] <jim34> thanks trying
[15:15] <toafan> bibi346: when it's frozen
[15:15] <jim34> /connect irc.dal.net
[15:16] <Smilex> jim34, it is /server irc.dal.net on xcode
[15:16] <Smilex> whoops, xchat
[15:16]  * nongeek hello Ubuntu members
[15:17] <bibi346> toafan: no, it doesn't do this anymore when it's frozen
[15:17] <Nanor> Smilex, how do I know it's working? heh
[15:17] <nongeek> I joined my ubuntu to windows domain and use samba to share a directory, I wan to give a permission to a directory bu domain users, How can i do it?
[15:17] <toafan> TJ-: yeah, but I wanna check my disk manually because it^w my computer was making odd sounds, and I want to premptivly check the entire disk for errors, which includes some other partitions
[15:17] <toafan> if that makes sense
[15:18] <Smilex> Nanor, glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version string"
[15:18] <Nanor> Smilex, I'll try that. I think I added the wrong repo
[15:19]  * nongeek any idea?
[15:20] <Nanor> Smilex, OpenGL version string: 3.0 Mesa 9.2.1
[15:20] <Smilex> Nanor, I believe you should be getting mesa version 9.2
[15:20] <toafan> bibi346: if you unplug the keyboard and plug it back in (or plug in an external keyboard, as approrpriate), does that make it go away?
[15:20] <Nanor> Smilex, like that? :D
[15:20] <Smilex> Nanor, yeah. I'm unsure if Ubuntu 13.10 came with that though
[15:21] <Nanor> Smilex, GPU temp seems to have dropped... fan still going strong
[15:21] <jetpax> ok, update: looks like I need to find an LVM2 filesystem and then decrypt and mount it. No idea where to look
[15:21] <Smilex> Nanor, I've heard of a fan fix with a newer kernel. You might want to look into that
[15:21] <Nanor> Smilex, I'm not sure I want to go delving into Kernels... how difficult is it?
[15:22] <infused> hello room
[15:22] <oal> Ugh, Ubuntu has been very buggy the last week or so. Keyboard shortcuts don't work, shutdown doesn't work, and now I have an orange selection box overlaying all other windows: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/262587/154.png
[15:22] <oal> Has anyone else seen this?
[15:22] <Smilex> Nanor, easy if you just compile everything, but it takes time and things might brake :p
[15:22] <Nanor> Smilex, I'm incredibly good at breaking things so I'm not sure I should...
[15:22] <infused> i hade orage boxs when using a second dispaly
[15:22] <Nanor> I might switch to fglrx in order to keep my fan quiet and switch back if it doesnt work
[15:23] <bibi346> toafan: no, then I still can't do ctrl alt f1, but what has it to do with the keyboard? It looks like the whole interface is buggy, I can't open any program, close or reduce any window.
[15:24] <Smilex> Nanor, reverting is easy. Just don't replace your current kernel, use grub-update, and there should be a new grub entry for the kernel. There might even be kernel images compiled for you, which almost makes it hassle free
[15:24] <TJ-> toafan: Then un-mount the file-systems you need to check, then run "fsck" on each one
[15:24] <Smilex> Nanor, the actual fun part is configuring the kernel yourself ;)
[15:24] <Nanor> Smilex, interesting... where can I find a new kernel image?
[15:24] <oal> infused, ok. I have two displays as well. Maybe it's time for a driver update for my graphics card
[15:25] <toafan> TJ-: ah, of course.  Bootdisk (+ facepalm) time, then
[15:25] <Smilex> Nanor, http://kernel.org is the official site
[15:25] <TJ-> Nanor: See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds
[15:25] <ActionPa1snip> oal: try reloading your WM
[15:25] <nongeek> Huh
[15:25] <infused> oal did your orage boxs go away when you moved the windows in 2nd dispaly?
[15:25] <nongeek> Anybody here that can reply me?
[15:26] <oal> infused, nope, it's stuck there
[15:26] <toafan> bibi346: so, it's not just the keyboard, but after freezing you can't work with windows or start programs with the mouse, either?
[15:26] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: so add access to a domain in Ubuntu's samba using Windows groups?
[15:26] <jhutchins_wk> toafan: You can also do sudo shutdown -Fr now, which will check the system disks at reboot before they're remounted RW.
[15:26] <TJ-> toafan: Or, reboot, edit grub entry, add "init=/bin/bash" to the kernel cmd-line, boot that entry, then run 'fsck' from the initial-ramdisk before the file-systems are mounted
[15:26] <ActionPa1snip> oal: try reloading your WM
[15:27] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: I want a windows users in my AD can read and write a directory
[15:27] <oal> ActionPa1snip, will do, but I'll upgrade the driver as well. Unity has been lagging a lot lately.
[15:27] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: are you running a Windows domain controller?
[15:27] <nongeek> yes
[15:27] <TJ-> jhutchins_wk: Does Ubuntu's 'shutdown' support "-F" ?
[15:28] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: I joined my ubuntu to windows domain also
[15:28] <bibi346> toafan: yes, it's like this bug : http://askubuntu.com/questions/7156/system-freezes-after-standby
[15:28] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/groupmapping.html
[15:28] <Kamuela> How can I sort files by file size in the GUI file manager? It sorts things by... number of folders.
[15:28] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: I'd ask in #samba too
[15:28] <toafan> jhutchins_wk: that'll only check system disks, yes?
[15:28] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: why group mapping?
[15:29] <wentknweqt_> anyone know how to downgrade php5.5 to php5.4 in ubuntu 13.10?
[15:29] <jhutchins_wk> toafan: I believe it will check all of the available disks in fstab.
[15:30] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: so you can use an AD group to give access to the share, don't you do that already???
[15:30] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: its a really good way to work
[15:31] <nongeek> I don't like my windows group deleted or...
[15:31] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: it wont delete groups
[15:31] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: wbinfo -g show me some groups but what is my users group?
[15:32] <nongeek> is it "DOMAIN\domain users" ?
[15:32] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: is it "DOMAIN\domain users" ?
[15:32] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: sounds good to me, if you want every authenticated user to have access.
[15:33] <Guest28449> cd/mnt
[15:33] <TJ-> jhutchins_wk: toafan: "/sbin/shutdown" (in package upstart) *ignores* "-F"
[15:33] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: Thus i must make a group for windows users
[15:33] <nongeek> in linux
[15:33] <Guest28449> ls-l
[15:33] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: i would, then you can add members to those you want to have access
[15:34] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: Thanks. I will Pm you when i have any problem
[15:34] <jinluo> how to install win8 on ubuntu (ubuntu exists)? give me a step by step link, please.
[15:34] <wedr> sudo apt-get install windows8
[15:34] <toafan> bibi346: I get the impression this is a bug with comming out of hibernation, then.  I don't think I can help you any further, short of flailing around blindly myself
[15:35] <toafan> wedr: wink when you do that
[15:35] <ActionPa1snip> jinluo: use virtualbox
[15:35] <wedr> :-)
[15:35] <jinluo> I want  dual-OS,without virtualbox..
[15:36] <Guest28449> cd rtl8192cus_8188ce-vau_linux_v2.0974.20200803
[15:36] <ActionPa1snip> jinluo: then you will need to resize Ext4 in liveCD to make free space
[15:36] <infused> mayby this http://askubuntu.com/questions/145205/installing-windows-8-in-ubuntu
[15:36] <ActionPa1snip> jinluo: this is not 'Installing Win8 in Ubuntu', you are making a dual boot
[15:36] <jinluo> yes
[15:36] <Guest28449> ls
[15:36] <freakynl> or if you still have free space recover the bootloader after installing win8
[15:36] <jinluo> making a dual boot.  how to do it?
[15:36] <Guest28449> cd driner
[15:36] <freakynl> you'll have to do that in any case tho' cuz MS stuff ain't other OS friendly
[15:37] <ActionPa1snip> jinluo: then after you install Win8 you will need to reinstate Grub to the MBR as the Windows install will overwrite the MBR
[15:37] <Guest28449> driver
[15:37] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: I made a group with the name "windows" and run "net groupmap add ntgroup="domain users" unixgroup=windows rid=512 type=d"
[15:37] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: How can i verify it?
[15:37] <jinluo> i hear grub2 fix it.can be done without MBR?
[15:37] <Guest28449> cd driver
[15:37] <toafan> jinluo: but making sure to only let win8 use some of the drive, otherwise you'll have to reinstall ubuntu
[15:37] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: restart Samba, then try accessing stuff
[15:37] <Guest28449> ls-l
[15:38] <ActionPa1snip> Guest28449: you arent typing in your terminal
[15:38] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: I guess that I must configure samba too
[15:38] <Guest28449> ls
[15:38] <ActionPa1snip> nongeek: i guess. Did you ask in #samba
[15:38] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: How can i tell samba to read my group? I guess that i must use "valid user = @windows"
[15:39] <nongeek> ActionPa1snip: Samba is silent :(
[15:39] <Guest28449> cd rtl8192cu_linux_v2.0974.20100803
[15:39] <Guest28449> ls
[15:39] <Guest28449> make
[15:39] <ActionPa1snip> Guest28449: again, you arent typing in a terminal
[15:40] <infused> lol
[15:40] <Guest28449> la-l
[15:40] <jetpax> where does nautilus look for the "devices" column on the right? Trying to find the path to the following: http://i.imgur.com/Q4fwIqY.png?1
[15:40] <wedr> lal
[15:40] <calwig> server irc.oftc.net
[15:41] <Guest28449> insmod 8192cu.ko
[15:41] <calwig> is interesting
[15:41] <Guest28449> ifconfig
[15:41] <DJones> Guest28449: Stop, you not typing in your terminal
[15:42] <infused> that is too funny
[15:42] <Kamuela> I'm trying to use Files to show me folders sorted by size on disk. How do I do that?
[15:43] <jetpax> Kamuela: Files? You can use "df -h | sort -h" from the directory in terminal
[15:43] <wafflejockTablet> Kamuela: u can use k4dirstat or ncdu for this
[15:43] <jetpax> Kamuela: *du -h
[15:44] <Guest28449> make
[15:46] <Kamuela> jetpax, cool, that helped. not sure why Files doesn't include such basic functionality though
[15:46] <jetpax> Kamuela: I'm sure it does, I'm just more familiar with the terminal
[15:47] <whoever> Kamuela: what "basic" functionality
[15:47]  * whoever nods at jetpax viva la term
[15:47] <Kamuela> whoever: sorting a list of files and directories by file size
[15:48] <jetpax> Kamuela: in Files: right click -> arrange by -> size
[15:49] <Kamuela> jetpax, there is no arrange by in Files for Ubuntu 13.10
[15:49] <binero> Hello
[15:49] <man0riaX> Hello everybody
[15:50] <jetpax> Kamuela: just to double check -- if you right click on white space in Files (not on an item), there is no "Arrange Items" menu
[15:50] <binero> I have a problem with my headset being detected by Ubuntu, and the many topics on askubuntu didn't help me at all. Can anyone help me?
[15:50] <binero> Well the problem is headset not being detected ofc.
[15:50] <Kamuela> jetpax, New Folder, New Document, Restore Missing, Properties
[15:51] <ActionPa1snip> binero: how does it connect to the system?
[15:51] <binero> It works on any OS but Ubuntu
[15:52] <ActionPa1snip> binero: how does it connect to the system?
[15:52] <binero> How do you mean?
[15:52] <binero> Ah
[15:52] <ActionPa1snip> binero: 3.5mm jack? Bluetooth?
[15:52] <binero> A jack
[15:52] <jetpax> Kamuela: hm.. not currently on 13.10 so can't check, but that's surprising
[15:52] <binero> Yeah
[15:52] <whoever> Kamuela: there might be a gnome addon for it but its mostly by command
[15:52] <ActionPa1snip> binero: what is the output of:    wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh --upload
[15:53] <binero> Will check
[15:53] <binero> Here it is: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=e6f087df258835f41a7e4adf28fa6e40626a8fab
[15:53] <ksbalaji> Hi friends! How to delete unnecessary files in usb stick rofs please?
[15:53] <we6jbo> Is there a AI/Robot program for linux that sits on the desktop and looks up and answers ubuntu and computer related questions for the user?
[15:54] <binero> Inside alsamixer I can see a headphone section if that helps
[15:54] <Kamuela> jetpax, whoever, yeah, oh well. thanks for the term
[15:54] <whoever> ksbalaji: rf
[15:54] <infused> binero I too had the issue my was fixed by going to system settings and un muting my mic
[15:54] <binero> Well my mic isn't muted
[15:54] <binero> nor is my headphone
[15:54] <ActionPa1snip> binero: try changeing:  options snd-hda-intel model=auto     to     options snd-hda-intel model=dell
[15:54] <binero> and it doesn't get listed inside the sound mixer
[15:54] <binero> okay
[15:54] <binero> I think I remember what file that's in sec
[15:54] <ActionPa1snip> binero: http://askubuntu.com/questions/141865/3-5-audio-jack-issue-doesnt-work-on-a-dell-studio-1749
[15:54] <whoever> ksbalaji: rf <filename>  || rf -rm <folder>
[15:54] <ksbalaji> whoever: I tried. The permissions cannot be changed. I need help.
[15:54] <ActionPa1snip> binero: there are a ew lines to try there
[15:55] <ActionPa1snip> binero: have only ONE line each try
[15:55] <whoever> ksbalaji: append with sudo
[15:55] <whoever> *prepend
[15:55] <ActionPa1snip> binero: also, make sure the output port is not muted and the level is high
[15:55] <binero> okay
[15:55] <ksbalaji> whoever: Even then, the permission remains the same.
[15:55] <ActionPa1snip> binero: you can use:   alsamixer    for that
[15:56] <binero> Yeah I have done all that already
[15:56] <jetpax> ksbalaji: what are the permissions now?
[15:56] <binero> like the unmuting etc
[15:56] <whoever> ksbalaji: ls -la /path/to/usb/mntPoint/
[15:56] <binero> I'mma reboot now
[15:56] <ActionPa1snip> binero: did you use F6 to change the output device, and check
[15:56] <binero> yeah
[15:56] <binero> there is
[15:57] <binero> HDA Intel MID
[15:57] <binero> and HD-Audio Generic
[15:57] <ksbalaji> jetpax: read only file system rofs.
[15:57] <whoever> ksbalaji: unmount it and remount it
[15:58] <ksbalaji> whoever: -la /path/to/usb/mntPoint/
[15:58] <ksbalaji> ls: cannot access /path/to/usb/mntPoint/: No such file or directory
[15:59] <whoever> ksbalaji: did you substitute  for your mount point
[15:59] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: mount -o remount,rw /path/to/mount/point
[15:59] <ksbalaji> whoever: Good idea. How do I unmount and remount rofs?
[15:59] <SupaYoshi> heya, im having some issues / questions regarding setting up a PXE server on Ubuntu Server 12.04
[15:59] <whoever> ksbalaji: ^^
[15:59] <SupaYoshi> I got so far that I installed the pxeserver, got the tutorial, but it seems fairly outdated
[15:59] <SupaYoshi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PXEInstallServer
[16:01] <whoever> SupaYoshi: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto
[16:02] <ksbalaji> whoever: I tried ls -la /rofs - I get a good list.
[16:03] <SupaYoshi> whoever, but thats not for Windows right?
[16:03] <yuradoc_> Hello
[16:03] <SupaYoshi> I want to have Windows ISOs mounted from the Linux PXE server
[16:03] <SupaYoshi> Or did i misunderstand that one?
[16:03] <jeroen_> Thanks for the help, it's working now
[16:03] <whoever> SupaYoshi: your here so i assume you want an ubuntu server
[16:03] <yuradoc_> pls help me with after-upgrate bugs
[16:03] <jeroen_> I removed an old similar line I added with the second one on tha tpost
[16:03] <jeroen_> that did the job
[16:04] <yuradoc_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2186165
[16:04] <SupaYoshi> whoever, yeah thats what i mean, but i want it to serve windows isos
[16:04] <mukti> Does anyone use ucarp for IP failover? I have two VMs set up with ucarp, but when a node has the eth0:ucarp interface active, I cannot ping the eth0 interface. Does anyone know how I could fix this?
[16:04] <SupaYoshi> :D ya get what i mean? :)
[16:04] <whoever> ksbalaji: you get a list, so now you should be able to delete
[16:04] <SupaYoshi> Also, that guide goes on about installing a dhcp server, but i want to use my router (openwrt) as dhcp server, and forward the PXE request to the server.
[16:05] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: sudo mount -o remount,rw /rofs
[16:05] <ksbalaji> mount: cannot remount block device /dev/loop0 read-write, is write-protected
[16:05] <whoever> SupaYoshi: it looks like it will cover that
[16:05] <SupaYoshi> whoever: thanks then :D Ill try it out
[16:05] <whoever> SupaYoshi: and im sure you will need some client script (if you didn't alreay know ) to tell the server what image you want to pull
[16:06] <whoever> SupaYoshi: cool
[16:06] <SupaYoshi> Yeah I read something about em menus
[16:06] <SupaYoshi> That it would invoke a linux menu, where i could choose the distro i wanted on a list?
[16:06]  * whoever another satisfied customer: continue:
[16:06] <ksbalaji> whoever: The list is there of course. I am unable to delete the unnecessary files.
[16:06] <SupaYoshi> And that would be pulled from the server?
[16:08] <whoever> ksbalaji: ok you get a list, so who owns the files in that list
[16:08] <ksbalaji> whoever: root owns.
[16:08] <whoever> ?????  , or an actial person
[16:08] <whoever> ksbalaji: then you should be able to rm -rf
[16:09] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: is this a cd/dvd?
[16:09] <ksbalaji> whoever: I tried sudo rm -rf -Still, the file remains.
[16:09] <whoever> ksbalaji: if you still can't do it then pastebin your ls -la
[16:09] <yuradoc_> so maybe could somebody help with pbs?
[16:09] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: The files are in USB stick.
[16:10] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: is it an iso image that was dd'd to a usb?
[16:10] <infused> ksbalaji are you using the termanl to rm the files?
[16:11] <zacktu> I have a dual boot system and want to auto-mount the C: partition of the windows system.  The mount point is /media/<mylogin>, but that is empty until I click on the icon for the partition in the launcher.  I tried an fstab entry, and it didn't work.  Should I explore that option some more?
[16:11] <gordonjcp> zacktu: sounds like you've not put it in fstab correctly
[16:12] <gordonjcp> zacktu: can you pastebin /etc/fstab?
[16:12] <ksbalaji> infused: I am using a terminal now. I also tried sudo nautilus to remove files. They wont budge. hitsujiTMO : it is not iso image.
[16:12] <wafflejockTablet> Yeah fstab should do it
[16:12] <JokesOnYou77> Hi all.
[16:12] <ksbalaji> whoever: I shall pastebin.
[16:12] <JokesOnYou77> I'm trying to call a php script from a bash sscript and for some reason its not running properly.
[16:13] <infused> ksbalaji u just want them off the usb correct?
[16:13] <JokesOnYou77> It only works when I call the BASH script from it's directory.  But when called from the full path to the bash script is says it can't open the input file blah.php
[16:13] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: can you pastebin the output of: mount
[16:14] <jetpax> still trying to access an internal hard drive after booting from a liveCD -- it is encrypted LVM2. I think I know how to do this, I just need to *find* it. Does anyone know where?
[16:14] <wafflejockTablet> JokesOnYou77: same if u do the php command with full path outside the bash script?
[16:15] <ksbalaji> whoever: http://pastebin.com/g1KM2e58
[16:15] <ksbalaji> infused: exactly.
[16:15] <JokesOnYou77> wafflejockTablet: No.  # php /path/to/file file.php works fine
[16:15] <SupaYoshi> hey
[16:15] <zacktu> gordonjcp: I've erased the fstab that didn't work.  The system wouldn't boot unless I used "S" to skip trying to mount the partition.  That sorta scared me when boot stopped.  I was trying to mount the partition as /media/win.  Should I have mounted to /media/<myname>?
[16:15] <ksbalaji> infused: Since I am running out of space.
[16:15] <SupaYoshi> whoever , if i have a openwrt box, with this: what would i put in as TFTP server here?
[16:15] <SupaYoshi> http://prntscr.com/23fx53
[16:16] <infused> ksbalaji if thats the case why not sudo rm file.name?
[16:16] <mojtaba> Hi, Does anybody know a command line program for compression with highest compression rate?
[16:16] <SupaYoshi> The IP of the server? And then the directory? like: <IP_ADDRESS>/mnt/disk1/images
[16:16] <wafflejockTablet> mojtaba: depends on what u compress
[16:16] <mojtaba> wafflejockTablet: movies
[16:16] <azzuro> ciao
[16:16] <wafflejockTablet> And if lossy is okay
[16:16] <azzuro> !list
[16:17] <mojtaba> wafflejockTablet: what do you mean by lossy? (you mean I can not extract it later?)
[16:17] <wafflejockTablet> Yes not every pixel is stored
[16:17] <wafflejockTablet> Like jpeg
[16:17] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: my mount result: http://pastebin.com/P6wVHQnz
[16:17] <wafflejockTablet> Xvid an
[16:18] <wafflejockTablet> H264 are popular
[16:18] <mojtaba> wafflejockTablet: are these command like tools?
[16:18] <ksbalaji> infused: As I mentioned earlier, sudo does not do the trick. The files persist. I do not understand why.
[16:18] <JokesOnYou77> wafflejockTablet: Figured it out!  I needed to add -f to the php command
[16:19] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: please tell me its not /media/linux
[16:19] <wafflejockTablet> JokesOnYou77: ah the for letting us know
[16:19] <wafflejockTablet> Thx
[16:20] <JokesOnYou77> :)
[16:20] <wafflejockTablet> mojtaba: ffmpeg
[16:20] <jetpax> anyone have any idea at all on how to mount an encrypted internal disk while on liveCD?
[16:20] <wafflejockTablet> That's the command that will convert videos
[16:20] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: It is not. The /media/linux is cdrom.
[16:21] <wafflejockTablet> There are some GUIs for it too
[16:21] <infused> ksbalaji perhaps you made the files as a root you can try
[16:21] <infused> http://www.overclock.net/t/722487/how-to-become-root-user-on-ubuntu
[16:21] <infused> 4th post
[16:22] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: ahh its squash-fs     by its nature its readonly. you need to recreate the image
[16:22] <mojtaba> wafflejockTablet: thanks
[16:22] <wafflejockTablet> Np
[16:22] <ksbalaji> infused: I shall try. hitsujiTMO : the /media/linux is my cd drive where I have a single video file.
[16:23] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: squash-fs? Then why I do have a rofs? :(
[16:23] <djinja> any resolution for this nasty bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/1244754
[16:23] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: squashfs is a image file typical of live cds,.
[16:24] <nvs> hi
[16:24] <nvs> what are the coolest features of ubuntu? could you reccomend anything?
[16:24] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: You mean that this rofs is inside squash-fs?
[16:25] <k1l_> nvs: its free :)
[16:25] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: yes.
[16:25] <wafflejockTablet> Nvs Google desktop environments
[16:25] <nvs> aids too
[16:25] <nvs> ;p
[16:25] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: if you weant to remove files you need to recreate the entire image again
[16:25] <hitsujiTMO> want*
[16:25] <infused> nvs you can try your hand a blender its pretty fun
[16:26] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/80305/mounting-a-squashfs-filesystem-in-read-write
[16:26] <nvs> in the software center i cand find any lenses
[16:26] <nvs> are they not supported anymore?
[16:27] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: Thanks for the info. I thought that the folder was growing. Is there a way to make this squash-fs rw?
[16:27] <NuSuey> so.. any advice with the HDMI output .. every ~ 12 sec ..high pitched noise occurs.. (using open source amd graphic drivers) pulse audio .. should I just try to ditch pulse audio? :P
[16:28] <darkangel_> Hey would it be better to Start reporting Bugs from Ubuntu 14.04 Alpha 1 or w8 till there done building it?
[16:28] <k1l_> nvs: search for unity-scope
[16:28] <ActionPa1snip> darkangel_: report bugs as you find them :)
[16:28] <wafflejockTablet> NuSuey: alsamixer?
[16:28] <darkangel_> ok =)
[16:28] <NuSuey> wafflejockTablet: what's with that?
[16:28] <hitsujiTMO> ksbalaji: read the link i just posted. you need to unsquash it. make changes. then resquash it
[16:28] <wafflejockTablet> NuSuey: can tweak the underlying audio system
[16:29] <NuSuey> wafflejockTablet: I'm confused.. how can that help me?
[16:29] <TwistedBeacon> Hey, I'm new to IRC and none of the channels I try to connect to are working, does freenode have a lot of channels?
[16:29] <TwistedBeacon> Sorry for bothering this channel, but it's the only one that's workws for me
[16:29] <Pici> TwistedBeacon: yes. But the best place to ask about freenode questions is #freenode itself.
[16:29] <bazhang> !alis | TwistedBeacon have a search
[16:29] <jinluo> how to reset HP notebook BIOS password?
[16:29] <ksbalaji> hitsujiTMO: infused : whoever : Thanks friends! Nice forum! Keep it up.
[16:29] <wafflejockTablet> Sometimes u can mute some outputs maybe some loopback or something weird on alsa I believe sits above your audio driver but below pulse
[16:30] <NuSuey> wafflejockTablet: ah
[16:30] <TwistedBeacon> Thanks!
[16:30] <Pici> jinluo: Thats not really an Ubuntu question, ##hardware might be able to help you out with that.
[16:31] <jinluo> ok thanks
[16:32] <whoever> SupaYoshi:  i do not have open box, i have tomato, but you would treate that like a server entry
[16:37] <NuSuey> wafflejockTablet: like, to mute some inputs or something like that?
[16:39] <JokesOnYou77> I can't get cron to run a script.  My time syntax is correct because I tried it with an echo command.  But when I point it to a script it won't run
[16:40] <JokesOnYou77> jhutchins_wk: Hey you still around?  I still can't get it to run lol
[16:41] <mukti> has anyone used ucarp before?
[16:42] <hitsujiTMO> !anyone | mukti
[16:43] <jmgk> hi
[16:43] <mukti> I cannot ping both interfaces on a VM that I'm running ucarp on. Both eth0 and eth0:ucarp are up, but I can only ping eth0:ucarp from other boxes. Is this expected behavior?
[16:44] <SupaYoshi> whoever, thanks for your answer
[16:45] <ActionPa1snip> mukti: are there routes to the interface
[16:45] <SupaYoshi> whoever, i still have no clue how to thread something as a server entry :P
[16:45] <SupaYoshi> aka, i dont know what you mean by that?
[16:45] <buu> So uh, where are dvd type disks mounted in ubuntu land?
[16:45] <buu> Or rather, what device do they show up as
[16:45] <mukti> ActionPa1snip: I'm not sure, I haven't manually set any (and I'm not sure how to set any)
[16:46] <ActionPa1snip> mukti: be a good first stop
[16:46] <ActionPa1snip> mukti: are both interfaces on the VM in the same subnet by any chance?
[16:46] <hitsujiTMO> buu you usually find user mounted stuff in /media
[16:47] <mukti> ActionPa1snip: yes, they are
[16:47] <hitsujiTMO> buu typing mount with no arguments will list all the currently mounted devices
[16:47] <buu> hitsujiTMO: Its not mounted.. but its /dev/sr0?
[16:47] <ActionPa1snip> mukti: then that's why. Why do you need 2 interfaces in the same subnet, it's nonesense
[16:47] <hitsujiTMO> buu: oh as in what device or mount point?
[16:48] <mukti> ActionPa1snip: I wanted to set up two VMs to have failover
[16:48] <buu> hitsujiTMO: device.. but I found it.
[16:48] <JokesOnYou77> I can't get cron to run a bash script.  My time syntax is correct because I tried it with an echo command.  But when I point it to a script it won't run
[16:48] <phong_> hi, how can i upgrade from ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04?
[16:49] <buu> JokesOnYou77: check your env
[16:49] <buu> phong_: change your sources.list?
[16:49] <ikonia> phong_: 14.04 isn't out yet
[16:49] <ikonia> buu: no, you don't do that
[16:49] <buu> =[
[16:49] <buu> But its fun!
[16:49] <xstefen> 14.04 oh my
[16:49] <JokesOnYou77> buu: ?
[16:49] <ikonia> buu: pleaes do'nt give bad advice to people, they don't want their machines broken
[16:49] <phong_> ikonia, it is there, i saw it
[16:49] <phong_> ikonia, i can download it. from ubuntu
[16:49] <buu> ikonia: I think if they're trying to upgrade to 14.04 they do
[16:49] <ikonia> phong_: it's not, it's still in very early development
[16:49] <phong_> oh
[16:50] <ikonia> buu: they don't, they just don't know, try to "help" them rather than break their machines please.
[16:50] <hitsujiTMO> phong_: thats an early alpha. it's not released yet
[16:50] <mukti> ActionPa1snip: is this the wrong way to do this? The eth0:ucarp address is using an IP that can be assigned to either of the two VMs that I'm running
[16:50] <Pricey> phong_: Try #ubuntu+1 maybe?
[16:50] <xstefen> Ubuntu 14.04 LTS release dates, Alpha 1 - December 19th (for flavours)
[16:50] <buu> JokesOnYou77: "won't run" isn't very useful. The most common error with attempting to run a cron job is that your ENV differs from what you expect.
[16:50] <phong_> but i can download the .iso file m
[16:51] <phong_> so the .iso is in alpha ?
[16:51] <buu> ikonia: Snark aside, how would *you* change to 14.04?
[16:51] <ikonia> it's not at "alpha" yet
[16:51] <mukti> ActionPa1snip: I've never done anything like this before, which is why I'm asking. For all I know I'm doing this completely wrong
[16:51] <xstefen> I wouldn't recommend it unless you know what you're doing, and upgrading a whole version i would recommend a fresh install lol
[16:51] <ikonia> buu: I'd follow the upgrade process.
[16:51] <phong_> ikonia, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
[16:52] <buu> do-release-upgrade?
[16:52] <buu> That doesn't sound like much fun.
[16:52] <ikonia> phong_: "daily build" eg: development version, not stable
[16:52] <phong_> oh
[16:52] <JokesOnYou77> buu: I'm not really sure how to check my ENV??
[16:53] <buu> JokesOnYou77: You could try giving us more specific details.
[16:53] <xstefen> I am excited for the 14.04 release, didn't realise it would be so soon
[16:53] <mukti> ActionPa1snip: Is it possible to add routes to one of the interfaces even though they are both on the same subnet?
[16:54] <wafflejockTablet> JokesOnYou77: perhaps try a very simple script to verify cron itself is working do a simple cp or something
[16:54] <hitsujiTMO> mukti yes
[16:54] <wafflejockTablet> Year.Month
[16:54] <JokesOnYou77> buu: On this server I'm running as root.  I have a script: /root/My_Stories/run_downloader.sh and I would like it to run every 6 hours. # crontab -e pastebin to follow.
[16:54] <wafflejockTablet> 2014.04
[16:55] <hitsujiTMO> mukti: have a look at the debian ubuntu section here: http://help.ovh.ie/BridgeClient
[16:55] <mukti> hitsujiTMO: will do, thanks
[16:55] <JokesOnYou77> buu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6400644/
[16:56] <JokesOnYou77> buu: the test script works fine when in /root
[16:56] <meomic> hi, can someone tell me how can i add this repo to sources.list so that is will work? http://www.videolan.org/developers/libdvdcss.html   because this:  deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ /     doesnt work
[16:56] <JokesOnYou77> buu: but it doesn't seem to work when in /root/My_Stories so maybe a permissions issue?
[16:57] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: ares the scripts chmod +x ?
[16:58] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: yep
[16:58] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: does #05 14 * * * echo "Ran the job on `date`" >> /root/test_job  output as expected when it's uncommented?
[16:59] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: yes
[16:59] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: That line is also essentially the contents of test_script.sh
[17:00] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: so 05 */6 * * * /root/My_Stories/run_downloader.sh   is not running at all?
[17:00] <buu> JokesOnYou77: Why are you running them as root?
[17:01] <buu> JokesOnYou77: Are you getting any error mails?
[17:01] <buu> JokesOnYou77: Do you have cron error output configured?
[17:01] <ivanbajr> SyncDrive não abre com ubuntu 13.10 ?
[17:01] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: Not so far as I can tell.  run_downlosder is a wrapper for a php script and run_downloader outputs to a log when it runs
[17:01] <JokesOnYou77> buu: because I'm running this server as root
[17:01] <JokesOnYou77> buu: I don't think I have cron error output configured
[17:02] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: can you post the contents of run_downloader.sh?>
[17:03] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6400676/
[17:03] <buu> JokesOnYou77: php probably isn't in your path..
[17:03] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: issue in the first line definately:P    there shold be no space after the shebang
[17:04] <buu> Or that!
[17:04] <buu> Does cron set $PATH these days?
[17:04] <JokesOnYou77> buu: ./run_downloader.sh works fine.  /root/My_Stories/run_downloader.sh also works fine.
[17:04] <buu> JokesOnYou77: cron is not the same as your user running it...
[17:05] <buu> JokesOnYou77: cron lacks $PATH..
[17:05] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: rofl, missed that lol
[17:06] <zykotick9> JokesOnYou77: i wonder a) if php is in cron's path and b) how it will know where downloader02.php is located...  consider CRON to have no path, and you might do better?
[17:06] <mukti> hitsujiTMO: that seemed to work for a bit, but then stopped, I'll have to keep messing with it
[17:06] <RFC3675> Hello, does 12.04 LTS version should be stable? Because all my virtual terminals just crashed in a batch process.
[17:07] <JokesOnYou77> zykotick9: I thought it was just running the script I pointed it to?  And that all references in the script would still point to where they are relative to the script?  No?  Absolute paths to everthing?
[17:07] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: you'll need to set the full path for php and echo. which php   and: which echo    will give you the full path
[17:07] <zykotick9> JokesOnYou77: i'd try it...
[17:07] <hitsujiTMO> mukti: yeah, took me a bit to get it right first time
[17:07] <ezra-s> RFC3675, and what were your doing when it happened? Any process eating ram or doing anything in particular?
[17:08] <RFC3675> ezra-s: not ram but two cores were full loaded =]
[17:08] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: downloader02.php and Downloader_Log.log need full path
[17:08] <ezra-s> RFC3675, not reason enough either
[17:09] <RFC3675> ezra-s: agreed
[17:09] <JokesOnYou77> That might be it.  But I have something else: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6400711/
[17:09] <darkangel_> Hey just woundering is there a way to Compress the whole Hard Driver its self with out usin 7 Zip or any thing like that?
[17:10] <JokesOnYou77> test_script.sh runs fine in /root but not in /root/My_Stories
[17:10] <ccolorado> Hello, How can I get access for  N amount of hosts to a vpn netwrok with just one of them being directly connected to the vpn ?
[17:10] <BuFF> anyone knows what a write command is?
[17:10]  * ezra-s sighs
[17:10] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: again. in test_script, echo needs to have full path
[17:11] <ccolorado> Maybe a better way to put it is how to share a vpn connection with other hosts without installing the vpn software on the other hosts.
[17:11] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: data also needs full path
[17:11] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: but it works fine when it's in /root  ???
[17:11] <ccolorado> ( all hosts are on the same lan )
[17:12] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: as a cron job I mean.
[17:12] <RFC3675> ezra-s: Is ubuntu a weak fork of debian?
[17:12] <wafflejockTablet> Must be running with /root as you working directory from the from script?
[17:13] <ezra-s> RFC3675, how easy for you to say that
[17:13] <ezra-s> RFC3675, and ignorant I might add
[17:13] <wafflejockTablet> Weak?
[17:13] <hitsujiTMO> JokesOnYou77: i can't see why there whould be a difference. does * 12 * * * /root/My_Stories/test_script.sh finish wuth a \n ?
[17:13] <RFC3675> ezra-s: That was not a statement but a question...
[17:14] <hitsujiTMO> s/wuth/with
[17:14] <ezra-s> RFC3675, a ver ignorant question
[17:14] <LjL> RFC3675: what do you mean by weak?
[17:14] <wafflejockTablet> It is a fork of Debian, not sure what a weak fork is
[17:14] <LjL> ezra-s: not the place to call people name
[17:14] <LjL> s
[17:14] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: That's what I'm trying to say!  I don't think it has to do with the path to the commands.  And yes there is a newline
[17:15] <wafflejockTablet> Can u bend it with your mind yes
[17:15] <RFC3675> LjL: thanks
[17:15] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: and the scripts are identical
[17:15] <ezra-s> Ljl, I didn't call anything to anybody, just stated the question is ignorant
[17:15] <LjL> ezra-s: yes and i'm sure we got that point by now
[17:15] <RFC3675> ezra-s: so you can prove it then
[17:15] <LjL> let it go
[17:16] <mukti> hitsujiTMO: when it shows 'Your.Server.IP.254', is it saying to only use the first three octets, and put'254' as the last octet?
[17:16] <ezra-s> one just can't come, spit a simple sentence about a problem with no data whatsoever and expect someone will squeeze their brain to solve the problem.. either that or say Linux/ubuntu/whatever is faulty
[17:16] <hitsujiTMO> mukti: thats specific to that scenario. you put the defaultgateway there
[17:16] <ezra-s> how easy and ignorant
[17:16] <mukti> hitsujiTMO: ah, okay
[17:17]  * ezra-s lets go
[17:17] <LjL> ezra-s: anyway, i'm not sure Ubuntu can be technically called a "fork", because it didn't take Debian's base at some point, and then work on it separately. instead, Ubuntu takes Debian's base (debian unstable/sid, specifically) after every release, and changes it for their release
[17:17] <RFC3675> ezra-s: I'm pretty sure it's unity's fault
[17:17] <hitsujiTMO> mukti: in that scenario ... its a /24 network and .254 is the default gw
[17:17] <LjL> i mean RFC3675
[17:17] <ezra-s> Ljl, I never said anything about forks
[17:17] <ezra-s> Ljl, you are looking at the wrong person
[17:17] <LjL> ezra-s: i meant to direct that at RFC3675, as i just said
[17:17] <kaiser_> helloo!
[17:17] <RFC3675> kaiser_: hi
[17:18] <kaiser_> i have some problems! with my iphone device
[17:18] <RFC3675> kaiser_: welcome to the ignorant world
[17:18] <kaiser_> hahahahaha
[17:18] <kaiser_> why?
[17:18]  * LjL rolls eyes
[17:18] <ezra-s> RFC3675, now it is not that ubuntu is a weak fork, it is unity's fault.. that's some useful info indeed to solve a problem
[17:18] <kaiser_> i dont think so
[17:18] <JokesOnYou77> How do I see any errors from cron?
[17:19] <kaiser_> jokesonyou
[17:19] <LjL> JokesOnYou77: cron has its own log file at /vvar/log/cron.log
[17:19] <RFC3675> ezra-s: whatever you're not objective anyway
[17:19] <LjL> minus one v
[17:19] <ezra-s> JokesOnYou77, unless you made the ouput go to > /dev/null there should be info in cron.log
[17:19] <LjL> please you two, stop bickering about this :(
[17:20] <ezra-s> RFC3675, I'm not the one making things up
[17:20] <JokesOnYou77> There is no cron.log in /var/log
[17:20] <ActionPa1snip> cron will log by default
[17:20] <RFC3675> ezra-s: I didn't make things up it really happend
[17:20] <LjL> JokesOnYou77: oh you're right sorry, i was looking at my debian terminal instead of the ubuntu one. moment
[17:21] <joossee> guys the dash home button is unbearably slow and everything ive tried from forums isnt working...? is there something I can disable in ccsm or something?
[17:21] <ezra-s> RFC3675, I didn't say it didn't happen, I'm just suprised about your early conclusions
[17:21] <joossee> ubuntu 12.04 server 64
[17:21] <wafflejockTablet> joossee: u can use xfce if u need something lighter
[17:21] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: server doesn't have a GUI
[17:22] <RFC3675> ezra-s: It was kind of a joke/troll you felt right into, I was testing the community's ppl
[17:22] <wafflejockTablet> Unity is a bit heavy
[17:22] <LjL> JokesOnYou77: hm i think ubuntu only has some cron stuff in /var/log/syslog enabled
[17:22] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, sorry? I installed the ubuntu-desktop package, also xfce wafflejockTablet
[17:22] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: then its the desktop OS
[17:22] <joossee> wafflejockTablet, xfce is a little too light and it isnt working properly for me
[17:22] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: why didnt you just install the desktop OS as that is what you wanted.
[17:22] <JokesOnYou77> LjL: ok
[17:22] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, not what I wanted.
[17:22] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: then why install it
[17:23] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, cuz im a big ol rube
[17:23] <joossee> who likes clicky icons
[17:23] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: then you want the desktop OS.
[17:23] <ezra-s> RFC3675, so you come to a place which people volunteer to help to make them waste time on you trolling
[17:23] <joossee> and understand information visually better... once I am a master I will do CLI only on the server, i promise
[17:23] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: have yu tried the Unity2D session?
[17:23] <wafflejockTablet> Hah I put xfce on my aws instance and its been fine
[17:23] <RFC3675> ezra-s: It's important to know how impartial ppl are
[17:23] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, yes, apparently it is discontinued now so, no deals... can still pick it from the list but it does nothing
[17:23] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: if you need "clicky icons" install the desktop OS, you gain zero by installing server then the GUI
[17:24] <RFC3675> ezra-s: I g2g scanning some letters to make an ocr, bye with love.
[17:24] <LjL> joossee, RFC3675: seriously, take it to PM if you need to continue discussing this, the channel doesn't need this
[17:24] <wafflejockTablet> 1ghz processor basically and 512 mb of ram runs fine with xfce
[17:24] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: Unity2D is still in the Precise repo
[17:24] <ActionPa1snip> !info unity-2d precise | joossee
[17:24] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, uhm, i presume i can remove ubuntu-desktop at a later date, or boot CLI only on the server in the future so.. not much of an issue there..
[17:24] <joossee> ooooh
[17:25] <joossee> "apt-get install unity-2d" ?
[17:25] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: removing the metapackage does nothing but remove onlythe metapackage, not its contents which it hauled in
[17:25] <kari> whois klaine22
[17:25] <JokesOnYou77> hitsujiTMO: I got it to run!  But it's still not executing the php script...just outputting to the log file
[17:25] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: with sudo, yes
[17:26] <joossee> ok package installked... will a log off due or reboot?
[17:26] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: just log off and change session in the login screen
[17:26] <joossee> roger that ty brb
[17:27] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, argghh no change :( how can i check if i am running 2d mode? cuz visually and slowness wise it is identical...?
[17:28] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: ps -ef | egrep 'miutter|compiz|kwin|metacity'
[17:29] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, ermm metacity and some others are running?
[17:29] <zykotick9> ActionPa1snip: typo?  miutter or mutter?
[17:30] <ActionPa1snip> mutter, sorry
[17:30] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: then its metacity instead of compiz, much fewer resources
[17:30] <ActionPa1snip> joossee: and fewer crashes
[17:31] <joossee> ActionPa1snip, o...k. looks like only metacity is running?
[17:32] <joossee> lemme try this a different way... how do i disable transparencys?
[17:32] <JokesOnYou77> IT WORKS!!!! You guys were right, it was all about the absolute paths to the files!
[17:33] <zykotick9> JokesOnYou77: glad you got it figured out.
[17:34] <SupaYoshi> hey
[17:34] <SupaYoshi> i have a question about TFTP
[17:35] <SupaYoshi> Im setting it up likethis right now: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6400856/
[17:35] <jeffrey_f> SupaYoshi: Ask your question
[17:35] <SupaYoshi> but this tutorial tells me something else with options and directory
[17:35] <SupaYoshi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto
[17:35] <SupaYoshi> What is exactly correct? O.o
[17:35] <SupaYoshi> oh btw, on that guide.
[17:36] <SupaYoshi> Point 3. Configure the TFTP Server
[17:36] <SupaYoshi> My question is, am I doing it right the way Im doing it? or am i going wrong?
[17:36] <SupaYoshi> Bceause I read another tutorial which told me that it could be done this way, id like to make that my location for the PXE
[17:37] <SupaYoshi> jeffrey_f, any idea? :D
[17:40] <joossee> wafflejockTablet, dont know if this helps but regardless of weather I pick Ubuntu or Ubuntu 2D metacity is always running...
[17:40] <joossee> wafflejockTablet, dont know if this helps but regardless of weather I pick Ubuntu or Ubuntu 2D metacity is always running...
[17:41] <wafflejockTablet> Not too familiar with metacity using KDE on my laptop and XFCE on the server
[17:42] <joossee> wafflejockTablet, ya i wanted xfce to work but no deals... just the desktop image and the application bar
[17:42] <joossee> wafflejockTablet, sorta worked the first few times but then not at all.. xfce session or xubuntu session dont seem to matter...
[17:42] <wafflejockTablet> Yeah need to install xfce-goodies and some other stuff its very minimal by itself
[17:43] <wafflejockTablet> Oh weird
[17:44] <joossee> how can I check if compwiz is installed?
[17:44] <jhutchins_wk> joossee: dpkg -l compwiz
[17:44] <smacktalk> i'm running ubuntu version 3.2.0-56-generic-pae #86-Ubuntu and it's not letting me see any smb shares
[17:44] <joossee> ok
[17:44] <joossee> this is starting to make sense
[17:45] <joossee> jhutchins_wk, "sudo apt-get install compwiz" ?
[17:45] <smacktalk> I installed smb4k but it's not working
[17:46] <jhutchins_wk> joossee: That's a valid command.
[17:46] <zykotick9> !info compwiz
[17:46] <zykotick9> jhutchins_wk: but NOT a valid package name ;)
[17:46] <jhutchins_wk> joossee: That could be a problem.
[17:47] <joossee> jhutchins_wk, well dpkg told me its not installed... gonna give MyUnity tweaking a go. I dont really wanna run compwiz anyways
[17:47] <bazhang> perhaps he means compiz
[17:47] <joossee> oh jeez
[17:47] <joossee> i mean the composite desktop package
[17:47] <jhutchins_wk> Danged computers are so literal.
[17:47] <joossee> compiz i think
[17:47] <bazhang> "compiz"
[17:47] <joossee> lol sorry
[17:48] <jhutchins_wk> joossee: Wildcards can help, dpkg -l "comp*"
[17:48] <joossee> jhutchins_wk, bazhang ok so compiz is installed but MyUnity tells me I am running in 2D mode.
[17:48] <joossee> which is fine, i like 2D mode, if i can just get the dash home to open in under 4 seconds
[17:51] <joossee> jhutchins_wk, ok well MyUnity cant do anything in 2D mode... any theories on why dash home is so dang crusty? everything I've tried does nothing... maybe i need to turn compiz on?
[17:52] <wentknweqt_> anyone know how to downgrade php5.5 to php5.4 in ubuntu 13.10?
[17:53] <wafflejockTablet> Remove php 5.5 install PHP 5.4 update your server config
[17:53] <wafflejockTablet> sudo apt-get remove
[17:53] <ikonia> wafflejockTablet: its not that simple
[17:53] <ikonia> wentknweqt_: is there a php 5.4 package in ubuntu 13.10 ?
[17:53] <zykotick9> ikonia: +1
[17:53] <wafflejockTablet> Why not?
[17:54] <wentknweqt_> I didn't see one with apt-cache search
[17:54] <ikonia> wafflejockTablet: where is he going to get the lower package from, what about packages that depend on the 5.5 package ?
[17:54] <ikonia> wentknweqt_: I didn't think so,
[17:54] <wentknweqt_> er, showpkg
[17:54] <wafflejockTablet> I went from 5.3 to 5.5 its not in the main repos
[17:54] <ikonia> wentknweqt_: the idea is you use the packages shipped with the distribution, and I'm not aware of 13.10 having a 5.4 package,
[17:54] <ikonia> wafflejockTablet: yes, that's an "upgrade" and it's probably using an external PPA
[17:55] <wentknweqt_> 5.4 is a downgrade. 5.5 is in 13.10 main i think
[17:55] <ikonia> wentknweqt_: yes, and I don't think there is a 5.4 package
[17:57] <wentknweqt_> erh, okay, i guess it's time to make it from source and run php 5.4 side by side with 5
[17:57] <wentknweqt_> err 5.5.
[17:57] <wafflejockTablet> What problems in 5.5?
[17:57] <wentknweqt_> Laravel 3.x doesn't work because they decided to use yield as a method name before it became a keyword.
[17:58] <wafflejockTablet> Ah bummer
[17:58] <wentknweqt_> And they're not updating it because "they used yield first."
[17:58] <wafflejockTablet> Haha
[17:58] <wafflejockTablet> Php came first
[17:59] <wentknweqt_> LoL yeah, I tried to tell them that, and they suggested I hack up their source. I'd rather compile PHP than edit their stuff.
[18:02] <Xylight> hi
[18:03] <cristian__c> Hi
[18:03] <cristian__c> I've installed bustle
[18:03] <Xylight> i've just installed ubuntu studio on virtualbox, i wanna try ^_^
[18:04] <Xylight> it looks very good!
[18:08] <cristian_c> Hi
[18:09] <cristian_c> I've installed bustle
[18:09] <bolt_> thon
[18:12] <zykotick9> cristian_c: do you have a follow up question?  or just making a statement?
[18:15] <cristian_c> The server has disconnected me. Has anyone answered?
[18:16] <zykotick9> cristian_c: you haven't asked anything?  how could someone answer?
[18:16] <thecha> well he asked and you did answer
[18:17] <cristian_c> zykotick9, no, I've asked before
[18:17] <zykotick9> cristian_c: ok, good luck.
[18:18] <jmgk_> hi
[18:22] <guest-1rj7YK> bonjour, j'ai réinstallé sans toucher à mon home xubuntu et lorsque je me connecte à mon user par défaut avec le mot d epasse saisi lors de l'installation, le système revient sur mon user sans me donner aucune indication d el'erreur avez vous une solution?
[18:23] <guest-1rj7YK> merci
[18:23] <thecha> lol
[18:23] <guest-1rj7YK> c'est pas très lol
[18:23] <thecha> pardonez moi
[18:24] <guest-1rj7YK> il n'y a pas d emal
[18:24] <thecha> il n'y a pas?
[18:24] <Myrtti> !fr
[18:24] <guest-1rj7YK> de soucis avec votre humour
[18:24] <guest-1rj7YK> ok, merci je vais essayer
[18:25] <thecha> tu peut parle naglais?
[18:25] <thecha> !rs
[18:26] <thecha> !de
[18:26] <jmgk_> hi
[18:26] <jmgk_> hm
[18:27] <jmgk_> !in
[18:29] <thecha> i have a question concering gonme 3 if i drag a shortcut into the panel i cantg et rifd of it how do i get rid of it?
[18:29] <cristian_c> Another question
[18:29] <cristian_c> How can I disable the mysql auto-load?
[18:29] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[18:32] <wilmingtin> How do I mount an encrypted internal drive when booting from a liveCD?
[18:33] <zykotick9> wilmingtin: ahhh, while boot (from LiveCD) is gonna make it challenging (do you want to remaster an ISO?).  can't you boot first, then mount?
[18:34] <wilmingtin> zykotick9: sorry, should have been clearer: Yes, that's what I meant.
[18:34] <wilmingtin> I'm booted now, trying to mount/decrypt
[18:34] <TJ-> wilmingtin: Use "sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/encrypted decrypted" to open it, then mount it using "sudo mount /dev/mapper/decrypted /path/to/mountpoint"
[18:34] <CarlFK> zykotick9: how would you (or wilmingtin ) do it if booting from whatever you mean by "boot first"  ?
[18:35] <TJ-> wilmingtin: replacing "/dev/encrypted" and "/path/to/mountpoint" with suitable values for your system
[18:35] <CarlFK> ah, I see the confusion. never mind ;)
[18:36] <zykotick9> CarlFK: / wilmingtin - i have no idea guys... i don't currently use any encrypted filesystem stuff...  wilmingtin i hope it's not truecrypt encrypted...
[18:36] <wilmingtin> TJ-: I'm not sure what the path to the disk is. I know how big it is, is there a way for me to find it?
[18:36] <wilmingtin> zykotick9: nope, LUKS/LVM
[18:36] <TJ-> wilmingtin: You could try "ls -l /dev/disk/by-id"
[18:36] <CarlFK> wilmingtin: try "sudo fdisk -l"
[18:36] <wafflejockTablet> Find takes parameters for date modified believe size as well
[18:37] <zykotick9> wilmingtin: well that's good ;)  fyi, you might want to sub "sudo parted -l" for fdisk, if you use GPT
[18:37] <tripelb> 12.04 gnome-classic. Hello and Help. Yes that's my question where is the help so I can look up someothing about my ubuntu. I have looked in the menus and the submenus and the steering wheel and the desktop rightclick and the various shift keys + f. I really appreciate your help on this profound and difficult mater. Derp.
[18:37] <abyss42> i can access my vm on ip, but i would like to assign a readable hostname to that ip. what is the best way to do that?
[18:38] <patb_> abyss42, just add an entry to /etc/hosts
[18:38] <zykotick9> abyss42: if it's for only one comp, easiest is /etc/hosts
[18:38] <CarlFK> tripelb: I keep hitting f1 and getting help when I don't want it.. try that?
[18:38] <ezra-s> tripelb, I recall from memory but have you tried pressing F1?
[18:38] <ezra-s> CarlFK, :)
[18:39] <CarlFK> jinks
[18:39] <tripelb> for help I also tried F1 on the desktop, thanks for your hint carl.
[18:40] <abyss42> patb_: in my host machine right..not my vm
[18:40] <tripelb2> CarlFK, f1 does work in hexchat.
[18:40] <Eagleman> I want to to setup a script with a cronjob to run once every 3 months on the first sunday but i have no clue on how to do that, i tried googling a few scripts but they dont seem to work, any idea how to do this?
[18:41] <tripelb2> CarlFK, maybe that wasnt clear - when I use F1 on the desktop I do NOT get help
[18:41] <tripelb2> or hep
[18:41] <wilmingtin> TJ-, CarlFK: ah found it, /dev/sda, but cryptsetup returns "Device /dev/sda is not a valid LUKS device."
[18:42] <CarlFK> wilmingtin: that's cuz you didn't find it :)
[18:42] <TJ-> wilmingtin: Usually it'll be a *partition* on /dev/sda
[18:42] <CarlFK> wilmingtin: try /dev/sda1
[18:42] <wilmingtin> doh
[18:43] <joossee> ok making progress... dash home is now quick, however i have lost dual screen support
[18:43] <patb_> abyss42, that's correct
[18:43] <joossee> question: the open source amd drivers and fglrx are different things right?
[18:44] <wilmingtin> TJ-, CarlFK -- nice catch. Now mount is returning "mount: unknown filesystem type 'LVM2_member'"
[18:45] <TJ-> wilmingtin: Have you successfully opened the LUKS volume?
[18:45] <wilmingtin> TJ-: yes
[18:45] <CarlFK> wilmingtin: I am going out on a limb, but I bet your encrypted fs is living inside a container that lives on sda1..
[18:45] <TJ-> wilmingtin: In which case, it contains an LVM volume group
[18:45] <CarlFK> TJ-: sounds like you are way more on top of this than me, so I'll shut up now
[18:46] <adamk> joossee: Yes, the open source driver is a different driver from the proprietary driver (fglrx).
[18:46] <TJ-> wilmingtin: so you'll need to ensure "lvm2" package is installed, and do "sudo vgscan" and then "sudo vgchange -ay"
[18:46] <Natalie_> Is  Clam AV compatible to use as my anti-virus for my Ubuntu-13.10?
[18:46] <joossee> adamk, ty. how can I check which of the two I am running?
[18:46] <adamk> joossee: Both support dual monitors.
[18:46] <adamk> joossee: Check the /var/log/Xorg.0.log file to see which driver is getting loaded.
[18:47] <TJ-> wilmingtin: Correction. You'll need "sudo pvscan" !
[18:47] <wilmingtin> TJ-: ok, installing lvm2 now..
[18:47] <joossee> adamk, i would really like to stay with open drivers, but I notice that I do not get any dual screen options in the Settings/Display as I used to when using proprietary drivers?
[18:47] <zykotick9> !virus | Natalie_ yes clam will work.  but why?
[18:48] <daftykins> Natalie_: if you absolutely insist on using AV, then yes packages exist for ClamAV so it should work fine.
[18:48] <wilmingtin> TJ-: still "vgchange" or "pvchange?
[18:49] <adamk> joossee: As I said, both the open source radeon driver and the proprietary fglrx driver support multiple monitors.  I'd need to see the /var/log/Xorg.0.log file from when you are using the radeon driver to tell you why you can't configure dual monitors.
[18:49] <TJ-> wilmingtin: Yes. pvscan looks for all physical volumes... "vgchange -ay" activates all found volume groups
[18:49] <vershan> hi i have a HP Pavilion dv7-4150si Entertainment Notebook PC and installed ubuntu 13.10 and looking for hardware support. The touchpad doesnt work well (very stick) - graphics see to be ok, and theres no sound - this is the spec of my laptop http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=za&lc=en&docname=c02529139 - i really want to get the best out of it as I dont like Windows
[18:49] <joossee> adamk, i think i know why: I had to add "nomodeset" to grub or else I got a black screen monitors lose signal type of hang which i can only crtl-alt-del out of...?
[18:50] <adamk> joossee: If you use 'nomodeset' then the radeon driver is disabled and you end up with the vesa driver, which does not have 2D or 3D acceleration or support for multiple monitors.
[18:50] <wilmingtin> TJ-: ok, now I've got " 2 logical volume(s) in volume group "ubuntu" now active" -- do I mount /dev/sda5 now?
[18:51] <joossee> adamk, ok that makes a lot of sense, except that th vesa sriver perfroms better than fglrx
[18:51] <TJ-> wilmingtin: Once that's done, do "ls /dev/mapper/" and figure out which of of those LV file-systems you want to mount, and then you can finally do "sudo mount /dev/mapper/VGNAME-LVNAME /path/to/mountpoint" !
[18:51] <wilmingtin> TJ-: awesome. going through now
[18:51] <adamk> joossee: If you say so...  fglrx has a lot of detractors, but I've never heard that claim before.
[18:52] <joossee> adamk, can I pastbin my xorg log file for you? I guess the first thing I need to do is get it booting without nomodeset
[18:52] <SupaYoshi> hey guys
[18:52] <adamk> joossee: Sure, I'll take a look.  Can't promise I can help, but I'll look.
[18:52] <SupaYoshi> instead of setting up PXE im thinking about FOG, because it is doing what I wanted to do with just PXe
[18:52] <arsenicum> is someone using qt creator at subj? I have strange creator's window behaviour
[18:52] <SupaYoshi> for what I assume this is a good idea?
[18:53] <wilmingtin> TJ-: Mounted! Thanks a lot, I've been stuck on this for days :)
[18:53] <joossee> http://pastebin.com/jvnrZtY8 adamk
[18:53] <Eliyahu> what is the best distro of linux to use on an older laptop with good gui , the laptop is a compaq Evo N600c intel pentium 3
[18:53] <vershan> looking for hardware support hi i have a HP Pavilion dv7-4150si Entertainment Notebook PC and installed ubuntu 13.10 and looking for hardware support. The touchpad doesnt work well (very stick) - graphics see to be ok, and theres no sound - this is the spec of my laptop http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=za&lc=en&docname=c02529139 - i really want to get the best out of it as I dont like Windows