[00:00] <TsarObomba> what happened to xinput_calibrator pkg in recent versions
[00:00] <oppositescopez> (remember were trying to fix my apt-get here)
[00:00] <TsarObomba> help page on wiki says it was there in 12.04
[00:00] <TsarObomba> and there is a ppa for earlier versions
[00:00] <TsarObomba> i kinda need it
[00:00] <KI7MT> oppositescopez,  sudo apt-add-repository --remove ppa:<NAME-OF-PACKAGE>-ppa/ppa
[00:01] <TsarObomba> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man1/xinput_calibrator.1.html
[00:01] <salamandre43025> Good morning all
[00:01] <TsarObomba> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touchscreen
[00:01] <oppositescopez> there i got it
[00:01] <Fieldy> hello, how do I configure a service to start at boot?
[00:01] <CuRb> here it's 02:02:25 a.m.
[00:01] <KI7MT> with rc.d
[00:02] <oppositescopez> just had to close the 7 "chrome cant be ran as root" errors i get every time i use an apt-get ...
[00:02] <TsarObomba> fieldy the gentoo master cant figure out ubuntu? :P
[00:02] <TsarObomba> jp
[00:02] <Icehawk78> I'm having an issue with a desktop installation of 12.04 not detecting my CD/DVD drive. I can press the eject button, and it opens without issue, but I can't find anything to read it - there's no /dev/scd, /dev/cdrom, /dev/dvd, or anything similar, and lshw -C disk only shows my hard drives.
[00:02] <oppositescopez> why its trying to run scrome as root?, no clue...
[00:02] <Fieldy> lots of different init/service systems out there, i'm not familiar
[00:02] <TsarObomba> I see no more fieldysnuts, must have been too many jokes
[00:02] <oppositescopez> *chrome
[00:02] <TsarObomba> im messing with you
[00:02] <Fieldy> no /etc/rc.d
[00:03] <TsarObomba> right replace rc.d with init.d
[00:03] <TsarObomba> we dont use gentoos init daemon
[00:03] <salamandre43025> I need help with 12.04LTS. Upgraded to 319 nvidia driver, ran the 36 latest updates and now I can't even get to the splash screen after grub
[00:03] <TsarObomba> its a debian like system
[00:03] <Fieldy> okay, he said "with rc.d" ;p
[00:03] <KI7MT> Boot: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBootupHowto
[00:03] <Fieldy> KI7MT: thanks
[00:04] <TsarObomba> Fieldy: whoever it was was wrong
[00:04] <TsarObomba> oh
[00:04] <TsarObomba> on boot
[00:04] <oppositescopez> so what do i do with this purge program..?
[00:04] <Ari-Yang> salamandre43025, how and where did you get the update for your driver?
[00:04] <Ari-Yang> oppositescopez, you mean sudo aptitude purge target program
[00:04] <TsarObomba> Fieldy: add it used update-rc.d
[00:04] <Ari-Yang> like sudo aptitude purge VIM
[00:04] <TsarObomba> and it adds it to run levels
[00:05] <TsarObomba> if its already in init.d
[00:05] <TsarObomba> you'll see via that wiki page
[00:05] <Fieldy> ah with update-rc.d i mistook "rc.d" to mean /etc/rc.d, my bad. testing now
[00:05] <oppositescopez> btw i cant apt-get remove anything, doesnt work.
[00:05] <nabblet> oppositescopez: so your prblem is fixed now
[00:05] <TsarObomba> no prob
[00:05] <nabblet> ?
[00:05] <TsarObomba> i had to do the same making a znc daemon myself by scratch
[00:05] <nabblet> oppositescopez: ah ok - forget my question ;)
[00:05] <oppositescopez> uhh, what program am i targerting here?
[00:06] <nabblet> oppositescopez: sudo apt-get remove <package>
[00:06] <salamandre43025> Ari-Yang: Additional drivers> [recommended]. I was sent there by Steam
[00:06] <TsarObomba> im half way drunk and felt like messing with you since i remember you from my deep dark gentoo days
[00:06] <nabblet> oppositescopez: the sudo is important
[00:06] <TsarObomba> before I found kubuntu and a desktop that works without issue
[00:06] <oppositescopez> so im purging vim?
[00:06] <TsarObomba> heck it even poiwers my buildbox and hudson/jenkins
[00:06] <oppositescopez> i know
[00:07] <Ari-Yang> salamandre43025, so you got drivers form nvidia's site? tbh I don't think that was a good idea... you should only install drivers form ubuntu's official repos or drivers that are trusted...
[00:07] <nabblet> oppositescopez: why do you want to purge vim
[00:07] <oppositescopez> i know how sudo works ^-^
[00:07] <nabblet> ?
[00:07] <oppositescopez> idk
[00:07] <Ari-Yang> the problem might be a video driver problem, salamandre43025
[00:07] <oppositescopez> thats what they said
[00:07] <nabblet> oppositescopez: lol
[00:07] <nabblet> oppositescopez: does apt-get update work now?
[00:07] <jrib> oppositescopez: uh, you never answered my question from before
[00:07] <TsarObomba> is there a way to get apt to stop telling me about certain packages no longer being required
[00:07] <salamandre43025> Can I fix it from the recovery mode root console?
[00:07] <oppositescopez> omg havent done it yet X.X and hey jrib :D
[00:08] <TsarObomba> i run a liquorix kernel, and since installing, it wants me to autoremove the damn stock kernel. and i wanna keep it and not see the messages
[00:08] <TsarObomba> that would be awesome
[00:08] <Ari-Yang> salamandre43025, you should... like be able to run any commands to remove the driver
[00:08] <CuRb> chrome ? whois so stupid to use it ? https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/proprietary-sabotage.html
[00:08] <Ari-Yang> and install the one from ubuuntu's repos, salamandre43025
[00:08] <oppositescopez> the responce -.- This aptitude does not have Super Cow Powers.
[00:09] <oppositescopez> thats what it said
[00:09] <oppositescopez> i think i did something wrong o.0
[00:09] <Dylan> I cant talk
[00:09] <Dylan> wait
[00:09] <Dylan> now i can
[00:09] <Dylan> ok
[00:09] <FloodBot1> Dylan: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:09] <Dylan> Uh ok
[00:09] <Dylan> ...
[00:09] <CuRb> Microsoft informs the NSA of bugs in Windows before fixing them For instance, it regards the inclusion of proprietary Flash Player (which has a surveillance feature and DRM) in Chrome as a good thing. Chrome is a proprietary browser with a universal back door.
[00:10] <oppositescopez> oh whoops spelled something wrong'
[00:10] <jrib> CuRb: this channel is for support not random comments about the NSA
[00:10] <salamandre43025> Ari-Yang: It's from the repos. I have another issue, whenever I use jockey-text, I get D-BUS error
[00:10] <Ari-Yang> salamandre43025, sorry, I'm not sure :V... maybe somebody else will get to you
[00:10] <CuRb> and infact it refers to Chrome
[00:10] <Dylan> I have a question, for some reason I keep getting logged out. I click on something then screen goes black then it goes to the ubuntu screen.. Please help me
[00:10] <CuRb> read the page https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/proprietary-sabotage.html
[00:11] <jrib> CuRb: stop.
[00:11] <oppositescopez> ok i purged (and it came along with the 7 chrome cant be ran as roots)
[00:11] <Dylan> Me?
[00:11] <CuRb> is ubuntu your own channel ?
[00:12] <oppositescopez> my results http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094875/
[00:13] <CuRb> oppositescopez please read https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/proprietary-sabotage.html
[00:13] <ChogyDan> !guidelines > CuRb
[00:13] <oppositescopez> what.. curb. why o.0
[00:15] <jrib> CuRb: this channel is for support.  If you're not asking a support question or answering one, please keep quiet. Other discussion takes place in #ubuntu-offtopic.  You can discuss things like the NSA and gnu's stance on chrome there (i.e., not here).
[00:15] <TsarObomba> jrib: you see my question?
[00:15] <TsarObomba> you seem to be the only expert
[00:15] <CuRb> here how to run chrome as root https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1743565
[00:15] <TsarObomba> i would think i would need to set apt to blacklist those packages from thinking i can remove trhem
[00:15] <oppositescopez> i dont want to run chrome as root
[00:15] <qin> !ot | CuRb is for general spam
[00:15] <oppositescopez> thats an error
[00:15] <jrib> TsarObomba: I don't know what the liquorix kernel is.   No one wants or needs to run chrome as root.
[00:16] <oppositescopez> lubuntu?
[00:16] <TsarObomba> that a developer packages into "liquporix"
[00:16] <TsarObomba> thats not the issue
[00:16] <TsarObomba> the issue is, you install a kernel different than the base kernel and apt wants to remove the base kernel
[00:16] <TsarObomba> and i WANT to keep it
[00:16] <CuRb> a user said that was not possible to run chrome as root; i replied that is possible to do it https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1743565
[00:16] <TsarObomba> ya know, for safe keeping :)
[00:17] <jrib> TsarObomba: what does « apt-cache show package-that-give-you-liquporix » return to you?  Please stop using enter as punctuation
[00:17] <oppositescopez> oh
[00:17] <oppositescopez> well i get that error any time u use any apt-get and any support for help would be appreciated..
[00:17] <jrib> CuRb: address that to whomever asked the question in the future.   And please advise them that it's a terrible idea.
[00:17] <jrib> oppositescopez: you still haven't answered my question (3rd time I've asked you about it now)
[00:18] <TsarObomba> jrib: http://slexy.org/view/s2EehfObxD
[00:18] <CuRb> it's written on the same page of ubuntuforum
[00:18] <CuRb> i puntualized only that is possible
[00:18] <oppositescopez> which question?
[00:18] <TsarObomba> jrib: but the issue isnt the new kernel. any new kernel will have the same effect, when you run apt-get afterwards it will constantly remind you you can remove the stock kernel
[00:18] <TsarObomba> It also does that with stock mainline-ppa kernels
[00:18] <jrib> TsarObomba: pastebin input and output your are referencing
[00:18] <CuRb> anything can run as root; root is always to his own risk
[00:19] <jrib> CuRb: ok
[00:19] <TsarObomba> the input can be apt-get install anything
[00:19] <jrib> TsarObomba: that's fine, pick some anything and pastebin
[00:19] <ChogyDan> TsarObomba: make sure you have the linux-generic package install, that will keep the latest stock kernel
[00:19] <TsarObomba> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[00:19] <dob> ip -6 route add ::/0 via fe80::1 src 2a01:xxx:190:xxx::2 dev eth0 metric 0 works in console, but not as up - script in interfaces config. Somebody some idea????
[00:19] <TsarObomba>   linux-headers-3.8.0-19 linux-headers-3.8.0-19-generic linux-image-3.8.0-19-generic linux-image-extra-3.8.0-19-generic
[00:19] <TsarObomba> chocolatemousse: thats NOT my point
[00:19] <TsarObomba> woops
[00:19] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan: ^
[00:20] <jrib> TsarObomba: why is ChogyDan's suggestion not valid for you?
[00:20] <TsarObomba> my point is stopping it from giving me that damn message its removable, i know it is
[00:20] <SupaYoshii> Heya anyone, can someone tell me how to PERMALITLY change my Wifi Mac address?
[00:20] <TsarObomba> jrib: because i know its installed, i want it installed. I njust dont want apt to tell me its valid to be rempoved
[00:20] <TsarObomba> ffs, do you guys not get it?
[00:20] <oppositescopez> jrib: what question?
[00:20] <qin> TsarObomba: apt-get autoremove ?
[00:20] <SupaYoshii> I've a android phone... and it keeps changing its WIFI MAC after I turn on and off wifi....
[00:20] <ChogyDan> TsarObomba: the message is happening because you have a later version stock kernel, and the one that it is suggesting to remove is outdated
[00:20] <TsarObomba> qin: thatsd what im looking to avoid
[00:20] <TsarObomba> ....
[00:20] <SupaYoshii> I really wonder whats going on, I already installed another rom but same issue remains.!
[00:21]  * TsarObomba pulls another tooth
[00:21] <nabblet> oppositescopez: try  apt-get reinstall syslinux-themes-debian
[00:21] <CuRb> RTFM
[00:21] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan: ofc
[00:21] <jrib> TsarObomba: install it then.  It's telling you that because the package was installed as a dependency and not manually by you.  You can either install it or use apt-mark.  Or (probably best) install the meta-package ChogyDan referred to
[00:21] <oppositescopez> ok one sec
[00:21] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan: im looking to STOP that msg
[00:21] <TsarObomba> jrib: it is installed
[00:21] <TsarObomba> jesus christ
[00:21] <nabblet> oppositescopez: oh, forget that. use purge
[00:21] <TsarObomba> you people are not getting
[00:21] <jrib> TsarObomba: read the rest of my sentence
[00:21] <TsarObomba> omg
[00:21] <oppositescopez> purge it?
[00:21] <nabblet> oppositescopez: sudo apt-get purge syslinux-themes-debian
[00:21] <oppositescopez> ok
[00:21] <jrib> TsarObomba: It's telling you that because the package was installed as a dependency and not manually by you.  You can either install it or use apt-mark.  Or (probably best) install the meta-package ChogyDan referred to
[00:21] <nabblet> oppositescopez: yes
[00:21] <oppositescopez> if you say so
[00:22] <jrib> oppositescopez: what package provides that file you get in your error?
[00:22] <TsarObomba> linux-generic is installed, and has been
[00:22] <TsarObomba> it has been since i installed
[00:22] <nabblet> jrib: syslinux-themes-debian that's the troublemaker
[00:22] <nabblet> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094875/
[00:22] <TsarObomba> im about to ask debian since you guys seem clueless wohen it comes to complex issues
[00:23] <nabblet> jrib: that's for oppositescopez problem
[00:23] <salamandre43025> Can I configure xorg drivers with jockey-text in the recovery mode root console prompt?
[00:23] <TsarObomba> this is linux, you can do just about anything with it
[00:23] <jrib> TsarObomba: you aren't listening.
[00:23] <oppositescopez> result http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094897/
[00:23] <TsarObomba> salamandre43025: yes
[00:23] <TsarObomba> jrib: sure i am
[00:23] <jrib> TsarObomba: what package wants to be removed?
[00:23] <TsarObomba> jrib: you told me to use the other guys siggestion of linux-image-generic
[00:23] <TsarObomba> which is ALREADY install
[00:23] <jrib> TsarObomba: nope
[00:23] <dob> no ideas about the network config
[00:24] <ChogyDan> TsarObomba: do you just want the kernels to keep adding, and never remove?  It's not clear
[00:24] <TsarObomba> jrib: i pasted the packages it wants to remove via autoremove above
[00:24] <dob> seems to be impossible to set the default outgoing ip address
[00:24] <jrib> TsarObomba: first of all, you keep changing package names.  Which makes it hard to help you. We need to be clear about the packages involved.
[00:24] <jrib> !who | oppositescopez
[00:24] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan: i dont care WHAT it does, as long as it stoips annoying me when running apt-=get about the stock kernel being remobavle because i have a different kernel installed
[00:24] <jrib> oppositescopez: dpkg -S /usr/share/themes/lfs-black-base-blue/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
[00:24] <salamandre43025> TsarObama: how do I do this and not get a "cannot access d-bus module" error?
[00:25] <TsarObomba> changing package names? wtgf you talking about?
[00:25] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan recommended me install linux-image-generic
[00:25] <TsarObomba> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[00:25] <TsarObomba>   linux-headers-3.8.0-19 linux-headers-3.8.0-19-generic linux-image-3.8.0-19-generic linux-image-extra-3.8.0-19-generic
[00:25] <jrib> TsarObomba: first you specified you had linux-generic now you say linux-image-generic.
[00:25] <TsarObomba> that clue you in again?
[00:25] <TsarObomba> there is no linux-generic afaik
[00:25] <oppositescopez> jrib: dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern /usr/share/themes/lfs-black-base-blue/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
[00:25] <jrib> TsarObomba: in the future please use a pastebin instead of pasting to the channel
[00:25] <TsarObomba> its linux-image-generic.
[00:26] <TsarObomba> it was a oneline paste
[00:26] <TsarObomba> ffs
[00:26] <TsarObomba> People here are snobs
[00:26] <nabblet> oppositescopez: did you ever mess with the themes?
[00:26] <TsarObomba> jrib: the point is, stopping apt from telling me that message
[00:26] <TsarObomba> that is ALL i want
[00:26] <jrib> TsarObomba: this is a large channel. We ask that you use a pastebin for pastes and not to use enter as punctuation
[00:26] <TsarObomba> and i know that is possible somehow
[00:26] <TsarObomba> ya ya ya
[00:27] <jrib> TsarObomba: apt-cache depends linux-image-generic returns what for you?
[00:27] <oppositescopez> i think that the one that i ame using is a custom made one @nabblet
[00:27] <TsarObomba> its gonna return those pakcages that i just pasted
[00:27] <TsarObomba> ofc it is
[00:27] <salamandre43025> ! Tab
[00:27] <jrib> TsarObomba: if you want to theorize instead of just running a command and pasting output, then I can't help you.
[00:27] <TsarObomba> jrib:  apt-cache depends linux-image-generic
[00:27] <TsarObomba> told you
[00:28] <jrib> TsarObomba: good luck with your issue.
[00:28] <ChogyDan> :)
[00:28] <TsarObomba> what?
[00:28] <TsarObomba> you are giving up because i gave YOU the answer you are looking for?
[00:28] <TsarObomba> if so....
[00:28] <jrib> TsarObomba: you got no output from apt-cache depends linux-image-generic?
[00:29] <oppositescopez> nabblet: im pretty sure it was made by a friend
[00:29] <TsarObomba> iu just pasztebined it
[00:29] <nabblet> oppositescopez: well, apt-get complains that something is wrong with one of the themes
[00:29] <TsarObomba> woopos\
[00:29] <nabblet> oppositescopez: that's how i understand it
[00:29] <oppositescopez> i tried to use a different theme
[00:29] <TsarObomba> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094915/
[00:29] <oppositescopez> even default
[00:29] <TsarObomba> iu meant to copy and paste and pasted the wrong thing
[00:29] <oppositescopez> i still got the error about chrome atleatst.
[00:30] <nabblet> oppositescopez: since i don't find any related errors on google, it must be something "home grown"
[00:30] <oppositescopez> im gonna take a complete guess and assume it has something to do with dpkg considering it mentions it?
[00:30] <oppositescopez> yeah i have never turned to forums for advise, ive googled for weeks
[00:30] <ChogyDan> TsarObomba: so you have both -31 and -19 installed.  Do you want both?  Do you want later versions?  Do you want to remove the earlier versions, or have the kernels just pile up?  Or would you rather just the latest?
[00:31] <jrib> oppositescopez: you need to address whoever it is you are talking to
[00:31] <qin> TsarObomba: autoremove and install kernel lower version to your likes, you may want to dist-upgrade too
[00:31] <jrib> TsarObomba: do you see the versions differ?
[00:31] <damien> acc add jabber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:31] <damien> definitely didnt work lol
[00:31] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan: i dont care WHAT ubuntu repo kernel versions are installed. Ill keep them all and continue to update, it leavres behind old versions by default. I just want the messages in apt to stop since i installed a non stock kernel from a non standard repo
[00:31] <TsarObomba> That is ALL
[00:32] <oppositescopez> ok nabblet: it was probably a friend ("he also sabatoged some stuff, so it may have been intentional, but im no longer in contact with him")
[00:32] <TsarObomba> And that IS possible
[00:32] <jrib> TsarObomba: as I said before, explicitly install the versions yourself or use apt-mark
[00:32] <TsarObomba> qin: you have no idea my friend
[00:32] <TsarObomba> jrib: the versiuons are installed
[00:32] <ChogyDan> TsarObomba: the message has absolutely nothing to do with the non-stock kernel
[00:32] <jrib> TsarObomba: yes, automatically as depnedncies though.
[00:32] <TsarObomba> ITs telling me to remove them as they are not needed
[00:32] <TsarObomba> sigh
[00:33] <TsarObomba> so, usuage of apt-mark?
[00:33] <TsarObomba> And it does, what?
[00:33] <nabblet> oppositescopez: oppositescopez
[00:33]  * TsarObomba googles
[00:33] <nabblet> oppositescopez: sorry, this might be related http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2120813
[00:33] <goodeness> hello
[00:33] <TsarObomba> apt-mark hold?
[00:33] <TsarObomba> and have it hold the meta?
[00:33] <jrib> TsarObomba: « apt-mark showauto | grep linux-image » for starters.  There may also be a way to tell apt to never tell you about unused packages ever again, but I don't know offhand and I would advise not turning that off, personally.
[00:33] <nabblet> oppositescopez: they also have a problem with ERROR:chrome_browser_main_extra_parts_gtk.cc(51)] Startup refusing to run as root.
[00:34] <jrib> oppositescopez: dpkg -S /usr/share/themes/lfs-black-base-blue/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
[00:34] <goodeness> have a total noob question about installing slic3r if anyone gets a second
[00:34] <TsarObomba> jrib: i just did apt-mark hold on both meta packages, still getting the messages
[00:34] <TsarObomba> do i need an update first?
[00:34] <jrib> TsarObomba: ok, but I didn't say to do that
[00:35] <TsarObomba> TsarObomba: you said use apt-mark
[00:35] <jrib> TsarObomba: correct.  But why do "hold"?+
[00:35] <TsarObomba> jrib: i dont want it to tell me about all unused packages ever again
[00:35] <TsarObomba> thats stupid
[00:35] <TsarObomba> jrib: because it seemed like the right command
[00:36] <jrib> TsarObomba: I think you want "manual" to indicate that that package is installed manually by you
[00:36] <TsarObomba> because from my googling it would make it not appear in the autoremoveable list
[00:36] <Anonynimity> when will ubuntu 14.04 be released?
[00:36] <TsarObomba> jrib: apt-mark showauto | grep linux-image
[00:36] <TsarObomba> woop[ps
[00:36] <TsarObomba> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094940/
[00:36] <IdleOne> Anonynimity: april 2014
[00:37] <Ben64> Anonynimity: the version number has the date in it... 14.04 = 2014.04 = what IdleOne just said
[00:37] <jrib> TsarObomba: good, that makes it seem promising that marking those packages that you want to keep as "manual" will make apt-get shutup
[00:37] <Anonynimity> and that's also when ubuntu phone will be released IdleOne?
[00:37] <oppositescopez> @jrib dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern /usr/share/themes/lfs-black-base-blue/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
[00:37] <jrib> oppositescopez: how did that package end up there?  did you install that theme somehow?
[00:37] <IdleOne> Anonynimity: there won't be an Ubuntu phone. The funding campaign failed
[00:38] <TsarObomba> jrib: so how do i
[00:38] <TsarObomba> ie, mark them as manual or whatever? apt-hold?
[00:38] <Anonynimity> what?
[00:38] <Anonynimity> noooo
[00:38] <nabblet> oppositescopez: do you have a file /etc/psd.conf ?
[00:38] <jrib> TsarObomba: I *think* you might also just be able to do "apt-get install PACKAGE" though I'm not sure about that.  That's why I suggested also trying to install the packages explicitly.  To use apt-mark, you can do « apt-mark manual PACKAGE_HERE »
[00:38] <TsarObomba> there will be ubuntu on phones, just not a ubuntu edge
[00:38] <oppositescopez> my friend put it on here a while back @jrib
[00:38] <TsarObomba> I already have it on A phone
[00:38] <Anonynimity> so I guess back to asking: How do I port ubuntu phone to a huawei fusion 2?
[00:39] <jrib> oppositescopez: that file seems to not be correct
[00:39] <TsarObomba> jrib: lemme try, thanks
[00:39] <IdleOne> Anonynimity: see #ubuntu-touch
[00:39] <TsarObomba> You made it through me drinking 4 lemonade and vodkas, so you are a hero
[00:40] <jrib> TsarObomba: great that sounds like an excellent drink to make for myself now
[00:41] <ChogyDan> TsarObomba: there might be another option, add an exception to /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove
[00:41] <TsarObomba> jrib: it worked :)
[00:41] <oppositescopez> its a text file, im pretty sure its there idk why the error jrib
[00:41] <TsarObomba> ChogyDan: that is WHAT i was talking about all along
[00:41] <TsarObomba> lmao
[00:41] <turbine_> I've got a weird problem that I could really use some help with.  I'm on 12.04, and when I started up my computer today, firefox had reverted to version 11.  apt-get says 11 is the latest version, and when I updated apt-get, it hit all the sources, but the firefox package remains at 11.  Any ideas?
[00:41] <TsarObomba> and exception for apt. its been years
[00:41] <jrib> oppositescopez: it's bad :)  Get rid of it and whatever else is related to it
[00:42] <oppositescopez> awh i like this theme
[00:42] <TsarObomba> any zsh users here?
[00:43] <ChogyDan> turbine_: try apt-cache policy firefox to see what's going on
[00:43] <TsarObomba> jrib: thanks, and ChogyDan thanks for trying :)
[00:43] <jrib> ChogyDan: nice.  Interestingly enough there's also /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove-kernels that seems to keep the last 2 around
[00:43] <oppositescopez> lol how do you rm-rf something?
[00:43] <oppositescopez> i cant remember syntax
[00:43]  * TsarObomba makes another drink, pulls another tooth (wait, my problem did get solved this tim, so no teeth)
[00:43] <Ben64> "rm -rf something"
[00:44] <ChogyDan> jrib: yes, it is part of the tricks of kernel policy: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/removing-old-kernels
[00:44] <mikeit> hi
[00:44] <Retroballa> glad we have youtube. Just isntalled latest java in like 5 min vs half hour the other day lol
[00:44] <oppositescopez> jrib:  ok its deleted
[00:44] <turbine_> ChogyDan: got this http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094964/
[00:46] <oppositescopez> jrib: still with this error on apt-getting things http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094966/
[00:46] <blocky> i booted the 13.04 livecd and the installer is just spinning after i chose to download updates and install 3rd party software
[00:47] <mikeit> Message/Nick Colors
[00:47] <KI7MT> wow, automake: make -j5 && make -j5 check && make install is taking for"Ever" !!
[00:47] <KI7MT> Whoops, wrong windows.. SRI :-)
[00:47] <ChogyDan> turbine_: ok, that's weird
[00:48] <ChogyDan> turbine_: maybe just try sudo apt-get update again
[00:48] <LrdArc> hi, please somebody help me to installing usb tv (gadmei utv380) in ubuntu.. i've tried tvtime but got stuck when running "tvtime-scanner". it says "Inappropriate ioctl for device"
[00:48] <jrib> oppositescopez: I don't have time to troubleshoot this with you.  But someone should look at your init scripts for rsyslogd, apparmor profiles, and postinst for rsyslog
[00:49] <oppositescopez> jrib: ive been with this problem since last year, i think i can manage :p
[00:49] <turbine_> ChogyDan: it's still saying I'm up to date
[00:49] <oppositescopez> jrib: i dont think if its that big of a task anyone else would want to do it either
[00:50] <blocky> will sudo killall ubiquity allow me to restart the installer cleanly?
[00:50] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, pastebinit this: sudo sh -x /var/lib/dpkg/info/rsyslog.postinst configure
[00:50] <oppositescopez> unless anyone knows what he is talking about and wants to help?
[00:51] <ChogyDan> oppositescopez: did you try to put your browser profile in some place different?
[00:52] <wagle> all 12.04 packages are now unauthenticated?
[00:52] <TsarObomba> agaoin, any zsh users?
[00:52] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094988/
[00:52] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: i didnt do anything a f riend set this up so i dont know much about it..
[00:52] <Retroballa> I think this is how I installed firefox. I had to go back in terminal and look at what I typed out
[00:52] <Retroballa> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094989/
[00:53] <Retroballa> obviously I already had firefox extracted in my Downloads folder  ;)
[00:55] <wagle> i can't update or install new packages on either of my 12.04 systems, and I wasnt fooling around with anything
[00:55] <ChogyDan> oppositescopez: random guess: apt-cache policy profile-sync-daemon             see if you have anything installed like that
[00:55] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, do you get the same error with service rsyslog start?
[00:55] <Ben64> Retroballa: we can't support ppas or installing stuff manually, undo all that and use ubuntu's firefox version
[00:55] <Retroballa> it works
[00:55] <wagle> i get unauthenticated package warning
[00:55] <turbine_> ChogyDan: actually it looks like I might have the same issue with other packages.  It's got chromium stuck on version 18
[00:56] <Retroballa> does ubuntu have firefox version 24
[00:56] <Retroballa> at the time, they didn't
[00:56] <ChogyDan> turbine_: can you pastebin the output of apt-get update?
[00:56] <Ben64> !info firefox | Retroballa
[00:57] <LrdArc> hi, please somebody help me to installing usb tv (gadmei utv380) in ubuntu.. i've tried tvtime but it says "Your capture card driver: uvcvideo [CNF9113/usb-0000:00:1a.7-2/198669] does not support full size studio-quality images required by tvtime."
[00:57] <Retroballa> yep still no version 24
[00:57] <Ben64> Retroballa: still doesn't change what we support here
[00:57] <Retroballa> btw, version 24 did fix an youtube fullscreen issue
[00:57] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: N: Unable to locate package profile-sync-daemon
[00:58] <Retroballa> funny, you dn't support yet it is a solution
[00:58] <Retroballa> ok
[00:58] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: what do you mean?
[00:58] <Ben64> Retroballa: this is #ubuntu ... we don't support non-ubuntu packages
[00:58] <turbine_> ChogyDan: here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/6094998/
[00:59] <ChogyDan> oppositescopez: well, that message, as far as I can tell, is saying that chrome refuses to start since it is being run as root
[00:59] <diegonat> t
[00:59] <diegonat> asd
[00:59] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: im not trying to start chrome, it happens when i try to use apt-get with ANYTHING
[00:59] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, : sudo service rsyslog restart
[00:59] <Retroballa> I assume ubuntu get programs late until it is an official ubuntu package
[01:00] <Retroballa> no biggie
[01:00] <ChogyDan> oppositescopez: well, if you have a funky setup, maybe rsyslog is trying to start chrome for some weird reason
[01:00] <Ben64> Retroballa: 24 is in beta, so thats why its not in ubuntu yet
[01:00] <ChogyDan> Retroballa: firefox 24 isnt out for windows yet either
[01:00] <KI7MT> Yep, I suspect you have an apparmor issue
[01:00] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095001/
[01:00] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: well, where does this happe, how do i fix it?
[01:01] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: ive searched and searched i cant find a solution
[01:01] <KI7MT> Hmm, that not be good. how did you get to this point, what did you install ./ remove ?
[01:01] <ChogyDan> oppositescopez: unfortunately, I know nothing about that.  Hopefully KI7MT can help
[01:01] <Retroballa> well version 23 may as well be beta. Especially whenI coud't make it 5-10 min without it locking up on a full screen video
[01:01] <Retroballa> just sayin
[01:02] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: oh, ok. well thanks for trying :)
[01:02] <ChogyDan> Retroballa: well, hopefully 24 will be released soon  :)
[01:02] <Ben64> Retroballa: you can install whatever you want. you just can't get support here without following the rules
[01:03] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: looks like maybe you know about this, where does rsyslog do its stuff? could this be whats trying to run chrome?. where could i find this out to fix this?
[01:03] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, so you you were installing Chrome, how ? then what happened ?
[01:04] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i wasnt. thats the thing, the problem is. ANY time i use apt-get. even for ANYTHING at all. i get those chrome errors
[01:04] <Retroballa> no worries ben, sometiemes i get mixed up between the line of linux and ubuntu.
[01:05] <ChogyDan> oppositescopez: we get why you are always getting those errors.  The question is about the time when you first started getting them
[01:05] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: that was over a year ago.....
[01:06] <KI7MT> I doubt the problem is rsyslog, as it's just a central logger, however apparmor is tied into it, and  if it's failing to fire up, that's an issue.
[01:07] <ChogyDan> KI7MT: oppositescopez: what about removing chrome, could that help?
[01:07] <oppositescopez> ChogyDan: its my only used browser (and what im currently using to talk here)
[01:07] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, sudo apparmor_status see wht that says first.
[01:08] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095021/
[01:09] <KI7MT> That's ok, thats  good.
[01:10] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: yay
[01:11] <KI7MT> And this problem is only when you use apt-get ?
[01:11] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: its the only command i ever need/ use so idk
[01:12] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: but its the only time ive seen it
[01:12] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i know i can run programs from terminal and not get it
[01:13] <KI7MT> Can you update & upgrade from Synaptic Manager via Dash >
[01:13] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i can try?
[01:13] <KI7MT> Yes, see what we get there.
[01:13] <sordidbass> whats better these days? fglrx or radeon?
[01:14] <oppositescopez> ehh, what do i do with it.?
[01:14] <dr_willis> sordidbass:  i imagine it depends on your exact chipset neimg used
[01:14] <turbine_> ChogyDan: any more ideas?
[01:14] <sordidbass> 6790
[01:14] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, start it up adn reload first, thats same as update
[01:14] <blackvswhite> sordidbass: fglrx or radeon as in which driver? bare in mind the latest drivers from ATI only support the newer cards
[01:15] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: got an error, one sec ill pastebin
[01:15] <blackvswhite> sordidbass: if you on an older card, stick with fglrx. if your cards new, download the latest driver from ATI and use that. There's a remarkable difference.
[01:15] <blocky> hi, not sure if this is a known issue with 13.04 but I'm getting stuck in the livecd installer, after i select not to download updates and click continue
[01:15] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095038/
[01:16] <sordidbass> card is ~ 2 years old
[01:16] <blocky> ati video card, core 2 duo E8400, 4gb ram, i have 3 hard drives in the system but I want to install to an SSD with a 30 gig ext4 partition i just created
[01:17] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: spaced it out so you can see all of it http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095044/
[01:18] <ChogyDan> turbine_: I dunno, maybe just try a different repo
[01:18] <KI7MT> karmic ?  that's seriously old :-) ..: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out that ## that virtualbox repo.
[01:19] <KI7MT> then ten try an update again.
[01:19] <blocky> my tty1 is showing a buffer io error on dev sda1
[01:19] <blocky> is there a way i can disable that drive? i don't want to install to it
[01:19] <dr_willis> blocky:  that may indicate the hard drive is failing or has bad blocks
[01:19] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: is that error bad?
[01:20] <dr_willis> blocky:  you want to install to sdb or sdc? you could just unplug the problem drive
[01:20] <blocky> dr_willis: i was wondering if there was a way to do that in software
[01:20] <blocky> i guess the bios eh
[01:20] <dr_willis> bios might be able to do it. I tend to just pull the power cord to the drive
[01:21] <blocky> why should an error on one drive be a showstopper for the whole installer?
[01:21] <bl4ckdu5t> How can I use fonts like Trebuchet, Maiandra, and other Microsoft fonts on my Ubuntu?
[01:21] <dr_willis> bl4ckdu5t:  install them as needed. the msstcorefonts package i think pulls in a lot of them
[01:21] <marcoo> hi, im going to be assistant of people giving talks using ubuntu. i've seen that the system turns off the screen automatically, and i dont want that to happen. what shell script should i use?
[01:21] <dr_willis> if not you can get them from a windows install
[01:21] <dr_willis> !fonts
[01:22] <dr_willis> bl4ckdu5t:  the ubuntu-restricted-extras package pulls in the core ms fonts and a lot of other things you may want
[01:22] <penghuan> can anyone tell me how to change the default content of source.list in ubuntu*.iso?
[01:23] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, what you really need is a fresh sources.list to start from, then update from there.
[01:23] <marcoo> no answers?
[01:23] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: what does that mean,. what will that doo?
[01:24] <dr_willis> penghuan:  you would have to remaster the iso. Im not sure theres a easy way to alter just one file on an iso image these days.
[01:24] <oppositescopez> penghuan: is this what your talking about.? o.0
[01:24] <dr_willis> penghuan:  askubuntu.com might have some suggestions for tools that might make it easier
[01:24] <oppositescopez> penghuan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[01:24] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, I use this tool often, you need to back up /etc/apt/sources.list then generate a new one with this: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[01:25] <TsarObomba> ok, soooo touchpad support
[01:25] <marcoo> this is why i like windows. No crashes, things are easy to do, and if you need real support you have it.
[01:25] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: well what does it do exactly?
[01:25] <penghuan> yes ,wo i want to modify the source.list file as what i want when the system installed
[01:25] <blocky> what command would i use to see the serial number of /dev/sda
[01:25] <TsarObomba> err touchscreen *
[01:25] <dr_willis> marcoo:   the power saveing/screensaver settings can disable that.
[01:25] <TsarObomba> For a touchscreen with sketchy support, looks like it may have worked in the old days on 32bit
[01:25] <TsarObomba> Its a liliput 7incher
[01:25] <TsarObomba> Also known as a POS
[01:26] <TsarObomba> I wanna try getting the touch working, the video works perfect
[01:26] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i dont know that much about my stuff ... :/
[01:26] <TsarObomba> Its VGA and USB, i assume it registers touch via usb
[01:26] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, to to that site and generate a new sources list, and save in /Download or /home where you can get to it easy.
[01:26] <KI7MT> go to .. .. .
[01:26] <TsarObomba> oh crap, no wonder, i never plugged in the usb
[01:27] <TsarObomba> im too drunk for this
[01:27] <TsarObomba> 8+ shots of svedka and lemonade
[01:27] <TsarObomba> ive finished half a liter myself.... should i be messing with a touchscreen, hmm....
[01:28] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i dont know what to check for the 3rd, 4rth, 5th, and 6th boxes
[01:28] <TsarObomba> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0eef:0001 D-WAV Scientific Co., Ltd eGalax TouchScreen
[01:28] <TsarObomba> anyone seen that one before?
[01:28] <darkangel> Hey sups guys.... what can i do to Subport Ubuntu?
[01:28] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: and im not 100% sure on the second one o.o
[01:29] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: do i just check everything i need?
[01:29] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, you using 12.10 UBuntu ?
[01:30] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i guess, its lubuntu i think
[01:30] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: well i know its lubuntu
[01:30] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: thats all i know
[01:31] <TsarObomba> i got it working, but its mpoving the mouse lmao
[01:31] <TsarObomba> even after xinput_calibration
[01:33] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, edit your /etc/apt/sources.list, comments it all out and add this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095082/
[01:34] <KI7MT> Be sure to Back up yoru original sources.list first.
[01:34] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: how do you comment something out?
[01:34] <KI7MT> wiht a ## sign in fornt of the line
[01:34] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: since i have it copied cant i just delete it all?
[01:34] <KI7MT> [ # this is a comment ed ]  ... [ This is not commented ]
[01:35] <KI7MT> If you have a backup, yes you can remove it.
[01:37] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: cant open file to write, ? im guessing sudo through terminal?
[01:37] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, yes sudo
[01:38] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: how do you open it through terminal?
[01:38] <LrdArc> somebody help me to installing gadmei utv380 :'( it does not even detected http://pastebin.com/RXpuVUGN
[01:38] <wilee-nilee> oppositescopez, If you use gedit use gksudo
[01:40] <wilee-nilee> LrdArc, http://askubuntu.com/questions/133314/how-do-i-install-a-gadmei-tv-tuner-utv380
[01:40] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, in terminal I use nano so : sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.orig && nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:41] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: oh yeah NANO i forgot thanks
[01:41] <ironfoot495> Hello I have a problem trying to work out some OOP code for DB connection. I need to convert it to mysql is there someone who can help me with this?
[01:41] <KI7MT> then Copy & Paste the pastebinit in the file, use Ctrl+K to delete lines quickly.
[01:41] <LrdArc> wilee-nileem, i did ls -l /dev/video* but it just showed 1 device
[01:42] <ironfoot495> It is is a postgres Script I need to change it to mysql.
[01:42] <wilee-nilee> LrdArc, I just found the link, that's all I know. ;)
[01:42] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: ok i did it
[01:42] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, nwo with new data staved in sources.list: sudo apt-get update
[01:43] <NekoGloopMkII> Does xubuntu not function with 16:9 aspect ratio resolution screens?
[01:44] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: ok but still getting chrome error
[01:44] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: like i tried a simple apt-get command and im still getting it (if that was supposed to fic)
[01:44] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  *fix
[01:45] <KI7MT> How did yuou install Chrome ? via .deb or apt-get ?
[01:45] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  it wasnt me and it was over a year ago
[01:46] <oppositescopez> and its chromium
[01:46] <oppositescopez> i thought that came by default?
[01:46] <x_> apt-get install chromium-browser
[01:47] <KI7MT> In lubuntu, yes, it's the default browser.
[01:47] <dr_willis> chrommium is the default on lubuntu i belive
[01:47] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: so i didnt install it?
[01:47] <KI7MT> No, it was already installed by default.
[01:47] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: sorry that had confused me when you asked
[01:47] <KI7MT> I gorgot you said you were on Lubuntu.
[01:47] <KI7MT> forgot ..
[01:47] <x_> firefox default ? in ubuntu ?
[01:48] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: yeah, haha it wass from a misslabeled cd, was aiming for ubuntu but was sadly suprised
[01:48] <KI7MT> Yes, FF on Ubuntu, Chromium on Lubuntu
[01:48] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: so what now?
[01:48] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: refresher on the current error After this operation, 0 B of additional disk space will be used. Setting up rsyslog (5.8.6-1ubuntu9.1) ... Skipping profile in /etc/apparmor.d/disable: usr.sbin.rsyslogd [16191:16191:0911/214348:ERROR:chrome_browser_main_extra_parts_gtk.cc(51)] Startup refusing to run as root. [16194:16194:0911/214350:ERROR:chrome_browser_main_extra_parts_gtk.cc(51)] Startup refusing to run as root. [16196:
[01:49] <oppositescopez> woah LINK DIDNT COPY!!
[01:49] <oppositescopez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095109/
[01:50] <wilee-nilee> oppositescopez, How did you install chrome?
[01:50] <khuevu> hi guys
[01:50] <oppositescopez> wilee-nilee: default lubuntu
[01:50] <khuevu> i have a problem with ubuntu
[01:50] <KI7MT> It's Lubuntu, it's the default Browser
[01:50] <NekoGloopMkII> Um...
[01:50] <khuevu> i let it update to 3.5.0-40-generic
[01:51] <khuevu> but there is no linux-headers-3.5.0-40-generic in repository
[01:51] <wilee-nilee> oppositescopez, Ah, yes i is I would purge it and remove all files and reinstall it.
[01:51] <wilee-nilee> it*
[01:51] <NekoGloopMkII> Does anyone know how to get 16:9 resolution in latest xubuntu running in VirtualBox?
[01:51] <khuevu> then my VM Player can't start because it depends on linux's headers
[01:51] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: should i purge it then? like he said?
[01:51] <dr_willis> NekoGloopMkII:  you installed the vbox guest addations?
[01:51] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, that's about the only way I can think to get round this, is try and remove Chromium and re-install it if you can.
[01:52] <NekoGloopMkII> dr_willis, yes.
[01:52] <wilee-nilee> oppositescopez, Might be the chrome file in .config something is amiss though
[01:52] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: commands for that?
[01:52] <dr_willis> NekoGloopMkII:  thats all i recall ever needing to do
[01:52] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: im gonna have to open firefox to connect back here
[01:52] <NekoGloopMkII> Hum...
[01:52] <KI7MT> sudo apt-get remove --purge chromium-browser
[01:52] <NekoGloopMkII> I'll try restarting again then.
[01:52] <dr_willis> NekoGloopMkII:  unless thers some quirk going on. you might want to check askubuntu.com and in #vbox
[01:53] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: then to instlal it back?
[01:53] <KI7MT> then the an apt-clean autoclean and autoremove
[01:53] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: dang ima loose my skin and favorites right?
[01:53] <KI7MT> Save you Fav's first
[01:53] <wilee-nilee> oppositescopez, You can save your favourites
[01:54] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, Bookmarks, Bookmarks Manager, export to html
[01:54] <oppositescopez_> ok im connected throught firefox about to run commands
[01:54] <legend123> Hello there. I have observed that in ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS, the size of files and folders in shown in SI units(Base 10) rather than IEC units(Base 2) inside nautilus file manager by default. Is there a way to change it to previous IES units in nautilus?
[01:54] <KI7MT> I dont know about the skins and plug-ins if any
[01:55] <legend123> I can't seem to find any option.
[01:55] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: crap my plug ins too forgot about those x.x
[01:55] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: oh well gota do what you gotta do i guess
[01:55] <KI7MT> that could what's causing the problem :-) .. who knows.
[01:55] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: lol there all disabled atm anyways
[01:56] <KI7MT> No gaurentee this will fix it either.
[01:56] <LostMonk> i can access my windows partition, but Im not able to bring any files over. Any ideas?
[01:56] <uronu> how windows connect to ldap server without using samba?
[01:56] <KI7MT> but the wagons all keep circling the browser at the moment.
[01:57] <KI7MT> uronu, pGina is an option, though I've not tested it.
[01:57] <gurugeek> How can i connect to a wifi router using Wpa2 personal but using a password less than 8 characters? NetworkManager wont allow
[01:58] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: ugh no way to find the theme again. took me weeks. oh well. anyways i closed my chrome and this is refreshed could you write the purge and install comands again for it?
[01:58] <uronu> KI7MT: I tried it i can connect to ldap server but can't go through windows desktop.
[01:58] <an3k> how can I check why Suspend / Hibernate isn't offered by my Ubuntu 13.04 32-Bit installation?
[01:59] <oppositescopez_> gurugeek: reaver, aircrack?
[01:59] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, sudo apt-get remove --purge chromium-browser
[01:59] <KI7MT> then sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get autoclean
[01:59] <gurugeek> oppositescopez_:  what is reaver?
[02:00] <oppositescopez_> gurugeek: are you trying to find the password?
[02:00] <dr_willis> !info reaver
[02:00] <oppositescopez_> gurugeek: moniter your wireless card with aircrack and use brute force with reaver
[02:00] <KI7MT> uronu, you may want to ask in ubuntu-server, they may have better options.
[02:00] <uronu> is there a correct setup of pgina to connect with ldap server?
[02:00] <root> toor
[02:00] <uronu> KI7MT: thanks
[02:01] <zubir> i cant server warrzone2100
[02:01] <we6jbo> Hi
[02:01] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: OMG FOUND TE ERROR -.-
[02:01] <Guest28206> hi
[02:01] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: LOOK at the paste bin from that..
[02:01] <Guest28206> who is this
[02:01] <gurugeek> oppositescopez_: no, NetworkManager wont allow to save a password leas than 8 characters. the connect button is greyed
[02:02] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, which pastebin ?
[02:02] <oppositescopez_> gurugeek: oh haha whoops i thought you were trying to fins the password never mind
[02:02] <we6jbo> How can I alphabetize a text file?
[02:03] <legend123> Anyone?
[02:03] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095154/ this one
[02:03] <wagle> we6jbo: sort command?
[02:03] <we6jbo> yeah
[02:03] <we6jbo> wagle: yeah sort. I want to sort a file
[02:03] <wagle> "sort"
[02:03] <dr_willis> we6jbo:  the 'sort' command sorts text files
[02:04] <we6jbo> dr_willis: ok I'll try that. Thanks dr_willis and wagle
[02:04] <dr_willis> and people say linux is hard. ;)
[02:04] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: anyways now i sudo apt-get install chromium-browser right?
[02:04] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_,Im confused, same error still there
[02:04] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: no, different results.
[02:05] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, No, do this first
[02:05] <TsarObomba> man toyuchscreen with that is a mess
[02:05] <TsarObomba> even on plasma active
[02:05] <KI7MT> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:05] <TsarObomba> it just moves the cursor
[02:05] <an3k> dr_willis: hard because complex :)
[02:05] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, then we'll go back after Chromium, when your uypdates are dont.
[02:05] <KI7MT> done ...
[02:06] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: didnt get errord from that apt-get
[02:06] <KI7MT> Is it updating ?
[02:07] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: well the first one, im in process of distro , but im running a 100kb internet connection
[02:07] <LostMonk> any dual boot experts around?
[02:07] <oppositescopez_> LostMonk: grub, end of story
[02:07] <LostMonk> yeah, you fail already
[02:07] <an3k> LostMonk: Ubuntu and ... ?
[02:07] <LostMonk> win 7
[02:07] <LostMonk> its not letting me movee files from the win partition over
[02:07] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, Ok. Your not upgrading Distro's only updating to the latest in 12.10 or whatever your version is.
[02:07] <oppositescopez_> LostMonk:  hehe i dual boot win xp and lubuntu with it?
[02:08] <an3k> LostMonk: What filesystem does the ubuntu sys use?
[02:08] <LostMonk> there is a lot more to dual booting than just grub
[02:08] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  you know what i ment ~.~
[02:08] <LostMonk> ext 4
[02:08] <KI7MT> :-)
[02:08] <an3k> LostMonk: Windows is stupid and cannot understand ext4
[02:08] <an3k> or ext3
[02:08] <LostMonk> well shit
[02:08] <an3k> or ...
[02:08] <an3k>  :)
[02:08] <oppositescopez_> LostMonk: haha i was reffering to a starting point :p
[02:09] <oppositescopez_> fat 32 for windows right?
[02:09] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, In any case, I'm glad it's updating, that's a good thing
[02:09] <an3k> LostMonk: you can find a kind of hacked driver for ext4 but these are not very reliable
[02:09] <LostMonk> then should I add an extra partition in my linux side to cooy them to/
[02:09] <LostMonk> copy*
[02:09] <LostMonk> fat 32?
[02:09] <an3k> fat32 works
[02:09] <LostMonk> yeah, only back in winxp
[02:09] <wilee-nilee> ntfs for sharing is common
[02:09] <LostMonk> the win7 part is ntfs
[02:09] <an3k> but max 4GB filesize and ...well ... FAT :)
[02:09] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  lol 17%. chugging along
[02:10] <LostMonk> trying to get all mymusic and stufff moved over to just kill that os
[02:10] <KI7MT> As long as it's making progress, that's ok :-)
[02:10] <an3k> LostMonk: why not copying from ubuntu?
[02:10] <oppositescopez_> yeah ntfs failed when i ttried that i think FAT 32 is best?
[02:10] <an3k> if windows cant write onto ubuntu use ubuntu to read from windows :)
[02:10] <LostMonk> I am using ubuntu to move them over
[02:11] <rscnt> what?
[02:11] <rscnt> how?
[02:11] <oppositescopez_> this is EXACTLY why i have an extra hard drive for storage
[02:11] <LostMonk> could it be a missing mount option from the default ?
[02:11] <LostMonk> sure oppositescopez_ , send me a $100 for an extra external drive
[02:12] <an3k> well, afaik you have to manually mount an external partition
[02:12] <an3k> or lets say a "non OS"-partition :)
[02:12] <LostMonk> yeah, but its just right click mount
[02:12] <oppositescopez_> LostMonk:  haha there not 100$ lol i use a 10 gig its all i need for music
[02:12] <LostMonk> wonder if I should be using a different set of options from cli
[02:12] <LostMonk> lol
[02:13] <an3k> LostMonk: so what do you see if you try to access the win7 ntfs partition?
[02:13] <LostMonk> I have 215 gigs of music alone
[02:13] <LostMonk> an3k, I see everything, just not able to copy it over
[02:13] <wilee-nilee> 120$ was a 2 terrabyte external
[02:13] <oppositescopez_> LostMonk:  and actualy i have 2 haha i had to cut down on music for my 500 gigs of movies :P
[02:13] <an3k> LostMonk: what'S the errormsg?
[02:13] <LostMonk> 1 sec
[02:14] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  lol riding dead on 100 kbs  29 %
[02:14] <an3k> I once had a "full" 500 GB hdd. Windows thought it crashed and "fixed" the File Allocation Table. I lost everything. Since then I'm using Hardware RAID :)
[02:15] <LostMonk> heh, nm
[02:15] <LostMonk> I guess the last thing I tried worked
[02:15] <LostMonk> I just needed to remount it again
[02:15] <LostMonk> LOL
[02:15] <an3k> :)
[02:15] <LostMonk> been a long day
[02:15] <LostMonk> :P
[02:15] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  haha funny story about why my connections so bad
[02:15] <an3k> if you change mounting options its always better to manually remount ;)
[02:16] <LostMonk> still wish we had native netflix support
[02:16] <an3k> never trust software you didn't built in a backdoor yourself :D
[02:16] <LostMonk> hehe
[02:16] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  it sais approx 30 minutes.. uhh, you gonna be around that long?
[02:16] <LostMonk> I dont have the time to invest for all that anymore
[02:16] <LostMonk> or Id be using arch
[02:16] <an3k> I would like to see trakt.tv support
[02:16] <LostMonk> :)
[02:17] <LostMonk> gues they updated the amd driver
[02:17] <KI7MT> Yeah, Im build a box from scratch so will be here for a while. I have my own mirror at the hosue, so updates and installs are seriously fast.
[02:17] <oppositescopez_> am i allowed to talk about off-topic things while in the midst of getting help?
[02:17] <LostMonk> i get an unsupported hardware graphic now
[02:17] <Pici> oppositescopez_: if you do it in the offtopic channel, sure.
[02:18] <dr_willis> !netflix
[02:18] <an3k> oppositescopez_: as long as Pici doesn't notice :)
[02:18] <LostMonk> yeah, I dont use wine
[02:18] <wilee-nilee> LostMonk, It is all in a package it install sitself.
[02:18] <wilee-nilee> itself*
[02:19] <oppositescopez_> an3k: lol too late im guessing?
[02:19] <LostMonk> nah, i dont use wine on principle
[02:19] <oppositescopez_> an3k: :p
[02:19] <an3k> LostMonk: Well, at least you can see something. I can use Ubuntu on my main computer because after installation and login the whole system starts to heavily lag and finally completely freeze up
[02:19] <oppositescopez_> haha how do you pm again?
[02:19] <LostMonk> ack
[02:19] <LostMonk> no bueno
[02:19] <wilee-nilee> I don't use wine, but I have no principals. lol
[02:19] <an3k> oppositescopez_: /msg nickname text
[02:19] <virgenmadre> is there any other virus scanner in Linux other then clamtk
[02:19] <wilee-nilee> !av
[02:19] <an3k> LostMonk: I mean I cannot
[02:20] <LostMonk> try different grub options on boot?
[02:20] <virgenmadre> well that is precisely the problem :) I am scanning a really really infected computer under windows its a separate hard drive.
[02:20] <reisio> virgenmadre: there doesn't need to be
[02:20] <reisio> but yes there is
[02:20] <an3k> virgenmadre: on my nas i have clamav but i guess its the same
[02:21] <LostMonk> get a boot cd to work on it
[02:21] <KI7MT> Avast, Bitdefender, Clam adn AVG, but bet one is dont use root / sudo and ya got no issues :-)
[02:21] <wilee-nilee> virgenmadre, Most of the major AV providers have live cd's
[02:21] <an3k> LostMonk: you mean me?
[02:21] <reisio> yeah clamtk would be a frontend to clamav
[02:21] <KI7MT> best one ..
[02:21] <LostMonk> an3k, yeah
[02:21] <LostMonk> I know mint had crazy issues on here if I didnt use a grub option
[02:21] <dr_willis> its best to always use several differnt av scanners to be sure.
[02:21] <an3k> hmm, never played that many with these. I guess its gfx card related because I saw some typical errors on screen
[02:21] <LostMonk> noauto something or other
[02:22] <an3k> have a GTX580 with 3 GB RAM. that may be a issue :)
[02:22] <LostMonk> possible
[02:22] <LostMonk> brb, gotta reboot after the updates
[02:23] <legend123> In Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS, there is a blank screen after screensaver when it is idle for more than 2-3 hours. Is this a bug?
[02:23] <legend123> There is no problem in accessing tty terminals.
[02:24] <oppositescopez_> an3k:  haha im so outdated. -nvidia geforce 280
[02:24] <dr_willis> legend123:  likely its a power saveing setting kicking in aftger the screensaver has ran for a while.
[02:24] <kostkon> legend123, that's normal behaviour. the gnome screensaver nowadays is just the blank screen. if you want fancy screensavers, you need to install xscreensaver
[02:24] <an3k> oppositescopez_: still have a 295 here but I don't like these Dual-GPU cards. Not until they're like Dual/Quad-Core CPUs ;)
[02:25] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, my workstation has 4x 9800 GTX'a LOL .. but they still work so not breaking a box that works :-)
[02:26] <virgenmadre> wilee-nilee, ohh nice alright will take that into consideration
[02:26] <kostkon> legend123, or you mean blank screen after the screensaver has kicked in
[02:26] <legend123> dr_willis, kostkon : It's not about that. I have already installed xscreensaver. When after some time i come back to my computer and try to remove screensaver by clicking or by keyboard, then all i get is a mouse cursor and a blank screen.
[02:26] <kostkon> legend123, hmm that's not normal then
[02:26] <an3k> I once owned a 3Dfx Voodoo5 6000...what a card
[02:27] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  haha if i had that my cpu would be like , nope lol too much (melts)
[02:27] <legend123> lol yes.
[02:28] <wilee-nilee> virgenmadre, The user not have a backup image?
[02:28] <oppositescopez_> I HAD 2 TITANS> nope just kidding im poor
[02:28] <legend123> After that i have to manually restart lightdm (sudo service lightdm restart) in tty terminal to get back normal graphical interface.
[02:29] <kostkon> legend123, maybe the card tells the monitor to go into standby mode and it fails. actually, how are you overcoming this when it happens
[02:29] <oppositescopez_> even though i am using like , the most expencive thermaltake case (with its lovely 700w power suply) on the market
[02:29] <virgenmadre> wilee-nilee, nope
[02:29] <an3k> isn't there a setting in the bios what kind of standby/suspend you want for the display?
[02:29] <virgenmadre> this hard drive is one of the worst cases that I have seen.
[02:30] <virgenmadre> I am just wondering I have finished a scan with clamtk
[02:30] <an3k> virgenmadre: IBM DTLA? :D
[02:30] <virgenmadre> that I left for running for a friend
[02:30] <oppositescopez_> virgenmadre: haha . you would be suprised what ive dealt with with hard drives :p
[02:30] <legend123> kostkon: This problem has started just after a fresh installation of 12.04.3 LTS. It wasn't there in 11.10 earlier. And i am on dual boot with windows 7. In windows 7, there's no such black screen after screensaver.
[02:30] <virgenmadre> it shows the history and the file, but how do I know if the viruses have been quarantined?
[02:30] <wilee-nilee> virgenmadre, I would not fix it, you can't, pull out what is needed and do a fresh install.
[02:31] <an3k> same advice from me
[02:31] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: for the update 70% but now says 50 minutes o.0?
[02:31] <virgenmadre> I already did a Linux install on a separate hard drive which is where I am talking to you in
[02:31] <kostkon> legend123, do you reboot when it happens?
[02:31] <virgenmadre> but before making a back up of any files on that virus infected beast
[02:31] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, that's ok, it's updating, that's what is important.
[02:31] <virgenmadre> I want to take out as much as possible
[02:32] <legend123> kostkon: No. I just restart lightdm service and everything is normal again.
[02:32] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  oh never mind had a connection drop i hadnt noticed, will be done in no time. 20 min tops
[02:32] <an3k> virgenmadre: i hope you're here because his next OS is Ubuntu and not because you needed help with a virus scanner?! :)
[02:32] <kostkon> legend123, ok
[02:32] <virgenmadre> It is already running Ubuntu :)
[02:32] <an3k> very nice :)
[02:33] <kostkon> legend123, have you checked the gnome power and display settings, in case they are overriding the xcreesaver ones at some point
[02:34] <legend123> kostkon: Yes. It's alright. I have told it to "Don't Suspend".
[02:34] <virgenmadre> does clamtk after scanning automatically get rid of the viruses?
[02:34] <virgenmadre> :( this is what I am unsure of
[02:34] <kostkon> legend123, also have you tried using a lighter 2d/non 3d screensaver in xscreensaver in case that it causes your X etc to crash
[02:35] <virgenmadre> I have not used the software enough to know that
[02:35] <virgenmadre> I dont have time to wait for another scan
[02:36] <KI7MT> virgenmadre, It's unlikely, though not impossible, that you have any virus at all on your system.
[02:36] <legend123> kostkon: I haven't tried this thing yet.
[02:36] <oppositescopez_> how do you join the offtopic chat?
[02:37] <kostkon> legend123, try setting xscreensaver to use only one screensaver, not randomly and select the simplest one you can find and see if that will make a difference
[02:37] <dr_willis> virgenmadre:   it might have that option, but by default i think it just shows/logs what its found
[02:39] <legend123> kostkon: Thank you. I will try this. By the way, can you look at my dmesg logs and cross check?
[02:39] <kostkon> legend123, have you found any errors in them?
[02:42] <legend123> kostkon: There are some entries at the bottom some information about display etc. and i am not sure what they exactly mean. Have a look at this, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095252/
[02:43] <oppositescopez> whoops dissconected
[02:43] <oppositescopez> is the guy i was talking to still here
[02:44] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: ok its done downloading
[02:44] <kostkon> legend123, everything looks normal and the warning "WARNING! power/level is deprecated; use power/control instead" seems to be usb related
[02:45] <kostkon> legend123, you could check your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:46] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, run the update again, the just to be sure all is well,  I'd do a re-boot befoer we get into Chromium.
[02:47] <oppositescopez> Ki7MT: so is this updating software?
[02:48] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: firefox wants to restart now brb
[02:48] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: oh wait its still unpacking
[02:48] <KI7MT> Yeah, make sure it's dont updating before doing anything  else.
[02:49] <KI7MT> it's done .. .. ..
[02:50] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: oh yeah i guess this could potentially be a ubuntu question.. is there any way to install windows drivers to ubuntu to be copied overr to windows?
[02:50] <kostkon> oppositescopez, none i know of
[02:51] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: wireless card drivers are not on my windows, so i cant connect unless i have the drivers.
[02:51] <KI7MT> Yes, you modprobe drivers, but it's not for the faint at heart :-)
[02:51] <oppositescopez> then im never gonna be able to connect on windows :/
[02:52] <oppositescopez> oh
[02:52] <KI7MT> Modprobe Windows Drivers to Linux that is.
[02:52] <kostkon> oppositescopez, download the driver file, access it from windows?
[02:52] <dr_willis> to be copied over to windows? Im not clear on what you are trying to do
[02:52] <oppositescopez> kostkon: i cant
[02:52] <dr_willis> windows xan acxcess files on your ubuntu box if you set it up right.
[02:52] <oppositescopez> kostkon: haha i broke my dualboot not to long ago and have to move the sata cables each time for each boot
[02:52] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, That's what I'd do, while on Linux, DL the Windos driver, save to USB or shatever, and load it when you boot windows.
[02:53] <oppositescopez> ok ill try that later
[02:53] <kostkon> oppositescopez, is it a dual boot on 2 disks?
[02:53] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i got "system program problem detected" just now
[02:53] <oppositescopez> kostkon: haha i have 4 hard drives 1 windows 1 lubuntu 2 for 110 gigs of extra storage
[02:54] <legend123> kostkon: You are right. That usb warning is related to a external hard drive when i safely remove it. Xorg logs seem normal to me except some errors starting at line number 324. Have a look at this, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095289/
[02:54] <oppositescopez> kostkon: ill just copy it to my extra storage
[02:54] <kostkon> oppositescopez, yeap. you can even extra the file if needed be, if you install 7zip in ubuntu
[02:54] <kostkon> extract*
[02:55] <oppositescopez> kostkon:  oh ok thanks :)
[02:55] <kostkon> oppositescopez, extract .exes or .cabs
[02:55] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, I get that too sometimes, mine is from a stupid Weather APP that I installed.
[02:56] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: i get it every time on startup
[02:56] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: like so many times
[02:56] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  but it doesnt bother me
[02:56] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: nor affect me in any way other than having to close it
[02:56] <kostkon> legend123, everything looks fine, i think
[02:56] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, to stop getting those msg's: gksudo gedit /etc/default/apport and change the text "enabled=1" to "enabled-0"
[02:57] <oppositescopez> you mean enabled = 0?
[02:57] <KI7MT> However, that disables all msg's so if you wont get any msg's then
[02:58] <oppositescopez> dont need them
[02:58] <KI7MT> 1=Yes I want them, and 0=No, dont bug me with that noise.
[02:58] <oppositescopez> haha i just noticed how i spaced that out :P so many years of c++ is catching habits
[03:00] <oppositescopez> so this Saving to: `jdk-7u40-linux-i586.tar.gz' is going to take an ungodly amount of time
[03:02] <reisio> oppositescopez: not too late to give up on Java™ ;)
[03:03] <oppositescopez> rescept_: couldnt live without jave
[03:03] <oppositescopez> *java
[03:03] <oppositescopez> wait fail
[03:04] <oppositescopez> reisio: couldnt live without java
[03:04] <reisio> why not? :)
[03:04] <oppositescopez> haha wrong person the first time :p
[03:04] <oppositescopez> reisio:  what would i do without runescape ^_^
[03:05] <dr_willis> oppositescopez:  hang out on irc more,
[03:05] <dr_willis> :)
[03:05] <dr_willis> bbl
[03:05] <oppositescopez> reisio: i enjoy writing bots in my free time just to improve my coding skills
[03:06] <totem> how to be ubuntu member?
[03:07] <kostkon> totem, not so easy as it sounds, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership
[03:07] <totem> kostkon, lemme check
[03:08] <KI7MT> oppositescopez, while Java may be a solution to some it's the root of many prob's for others :-)
[03:08] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: been there, done that
[03:09] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: actualy ran iced tea i think it was? for the longest time
[03:09] <oppositescopez> KI7MT: haha something along the lines of that
[03:11] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  yeah its IcedTea
[03:13] <oppositescopez> if anyones interested (as it is related to problems in ubuntu ) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IcedTea Wiki page :D
[03:14] <krux> linux17mdk
[03:15] <krux> oops wrong chan :P
[03:15] <oppositescopez> dr_willis: what is irc?
[03:17] <karen_> I am about to lose my mind. Why not my ubuntu computer not see my windows 7 computer?
[03:17] <ClumsyFairyQueen> oppositescopez, your on it right now
[03:17] <oppositescopez> ClumsyFairyQueen:  what does it stand for?
[03:18] <karen_> Does anyone have any idea on how to share a hard drive between two computer that are 30 ft away with out spending more then $300?
[03:18] <ClumsyFairyQueen> karen_, check workgroup and if other computer ispingable
[03:18] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  apparently i still have iced tea but its disabled
[03:18] <ClumsyFairyQueen> if workgroup is not the same on both computers, it wont work.
[03:18] <karen_> nothing is ping about. they do not see each other. I hate them both.
[03:18] <KI7MT> That's probably a good thing :-)
[03:18] <ClumsyFairyQueen> oppositescopez, Internet Relay Chat
[03:19] <karen_> how do I see what workgroup my ubuntu computer is?
[03:19] <xmetal> !irc
[03:19] <oppositescopez> haha i guess ill hang around this one more often :P
[03:20] <oppositescopez> new bookmark :D
[03:20] <ClumsyFairyQueen> oppositescopez, #ubuntuforums is also quite nice, as long as you use it only as a social chat channel :)
[03:20] <oppositescopez> i use things as ther ment to be used :D
[03:21] <ClumsyFairyQueen> :D
[03:22] <ClumsyFairyQueen> judging from the topic that we change each day there, we use the topic improperly...
[03:22] <oppositescopez> ClumsyFairyQueen:  ok maybe rules are ment to be bent, but not completely broken
[03:23] <wilee-nilee> might be bacon, might be maple bars
[03:24] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[03:24] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  uhh, it finished.... with an error x.x
[03:24] <KI7MT> that's a bummer, that's the error
[03:24] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  it finished with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095387/
[03:24] <wilee-nilee> ClumsyFairyQueen, Whay up queenie
[03:24] <wilee-nilee> what*
[03:25] <ClumsyFairyQueen> hwy wilee-nilee
[03:25] <ClumsyFairyQueen> *hey
[03:25] <ClumsyFairyQueen> long time not see
[03:25] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  lol whats cups??
[03:25] <ClumsyFairyQueen> Common Unix Printing System
[03:25] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[03:25] <ClumsyFairyQueen> or something like that
[03:25] <KI7MT> Printer stuff .. I do a reboot, and update again, see where we're at.
[03:25] <oppositescopez> should i try update again before reboot like you said earlier?
[03:26] <KI7MT> No we'll do that after re-boot.
[03:26] <oppositescopez> oh my software updater showed up before i did that. isnt that what i just did? should i just close it?
[03:26] <rscnt> hi
[03:27] <oppositescopez> KI7MT:  or did i just o something else?
[03:27] <KI7MT> Yes, close the updater window, shutdown -r
[03:27] <oppositescopez> k
[03:28] <KI7MT> the updater was catching up from when  we unhung the Chromium stuff.
[03:28] <oppositescopez> yeah
[03:28] <oppositescopez> btw that shutdown command failed :p
[03:28] <oppositescopez> Try `shutdown --help' for more information.
[03:28] <oppositescopez> haha
[03:28] <krux> shutdown -h now
[03:29] <oppositescopez> same result
[03:29] <KI7MT> LOL it wasnt' a command, proper command is: sudo shutdown -r now
[03:29] <oppositescopez> oh whoops
[03:29] <oppositescopez> :P
[03:33] <oppositescopez_> im back
[03:33] <oppositescopez_> hating now that i have this theme removed
[03:33] <oppositescopez_> it just updated
[03:33] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT: so update again?
[03:34] <oppositescopez_> hello?
[03:35] <oppositescopez_> did i break this again ~.~
[03:35] <ClumsyFairyQueen> oppositescopez_, btw, what problem are you having - cant see what it is since my server decided to go into a RAID rebuild
[03:35] <KI7MT> Yeah, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:35] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  i cant see the time in the bottom left any more (just throwing that out there)
[03:36] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, Im compilign code in xterm also, so dont ahve this up all the time.
[03:36] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  yeah sorry i just didnt know if this had stopped working again
[03:36] <KI7MT> Yep, Lubuntu bottom bar has issues, things disappear, get hung up, all sorts of things.
[03:36] <chucho> hi all. looking for recommendations for visualizing a tcpdump pcap capture file
[03:36] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  found the problem
[03:37] <KI7MT> with what the clock ?
[03:37] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  do you happen to know the color code format for it?
[03:37] <KI7MT> or the main problem
[03:37] <oppositescopez_> yeah
[03:37] <oppositescopez_> clock
[03:37] <KI7MT> color-code = No, pass on that one.
[03:38] <KI7MT> I've not spent that much time in Lub.
[03:38] <KI7MT> I test the installs for UB QA, but that's about it.
[03:38] <ClumsyFairyQueen> chucho, wireshark
[03:38] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  know an alternative ?
[03:39] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  got an error at the end of upgrade http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095416/
[03:39] <chucho> ClumsyFairyQueen , thats what im trying rigth now. Was looking for any other alternatives with more visualization options
[03:40] <ClumsyFairyQueen> chucho, tnv maybe
[03:40] <ClumsyFairyQueen> http://tnv.sourceforge.net/
[03:41] <chucho> for some reason tnv doesnt display anything after "import pcap file"
[03:41] <DaphneGreengrass> sorry, those are the only two I normally use :|
[03:42] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, Alternative to what? ?    man this apparmor is a pain, as is this silly Chromium browser.
[03:42] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  an alternative clock :P
[03:42] <oppositescopez_> KI7MT:  apparently you cant change the colors
[03:43] <jrib> KI7MT, oppositescopez_: actually, this is probably due to whatever /usr/bin/start is.
[03:43] <jrib> KI7MT, oppositescopez_: because "start" probably should be /sbin/start
[03:43] <oppositescopez_> that actualy just started showing up
[03:43] <oppositescopez_> the /usr/bin
[03:44] <oppositescopez_> JESUS
[03:44] <jrib> oppositescopez_: what *is* it?
[03:44] <oppositescopez_> everything just broke
[03:44] <oppositescopez_> uhh im just gonna leave my toolbar alone x.x
[03:45] <oppositescopez_> and the directory usr/bin just started showing up after i deleted chrome
[03:45] <KI7MT> Good Plan, fix one issue at a time :-)
[03:45] <oppositescopez_> i just got like a broken screen with alot of system problems once i removed clock o.0
[03:46] <oppositescopez_> ok ill look at that
[03:46] <DaphneGreengrass> oppositescopez_, you should have seen when i removed networkmanager.... :D
[03:46] <KI7MT> I thinks it's getting on the apparmor profile, and it needs to be updated but I'm just not sure.
[03:47] <oppositescopez_> found the problem, know whats causing it, feel like an idiot!!!!!
[03:48] <oppositescopez_> let me give advise to ALL ubuntu users in the ENTIRE world
[03:48] <oppositescopez_> NEVER< EVER, EVER, install modio through terminal -.- just dont
[03:49] <oppositescopez_> i did that and i thouroughly remember being redirected to porn. multiple times. never know why. its cause it created this file  when i sudo-apt get installed modio http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095429/
[03:50] <oppositescopez_> and this has been trying to run every time i installed anything
[03:50] <oppositescopez_> but because i use  "sudo" to install it wouldnt run the chromes in that file
[03:50] <KI7MT> Hmmmm to much *orn surfing :-)
[03:51] <KI7MT> I was thinking the Chromium profile was m,issing, and that is why it kept hanging, was about to write a Bug up on it :-)
[03:51] <wilee-nilee> oppositescopez_, This is a family channel do not post stuff like that.
[03:51] <oppositescopez_> whoops
[03:52] <oppositescopez_> it was advise to never use modio. completely related :p
[03:52] <oppositescopez_> but it wont happen again ~.~
[03:52] <KI7MT> Ok, so you removed modio .. and then what?
[03:53] <oppositescopez_> haha no all i have to do is delete that file.
[03:53] <KI7MT> Ahh .. ok . then you can update without getting the rsyslog and chromium errors ?
[03:53] <oppositescopez_> i never actualy got around to removing i ti just stopped using it
[03:53] <oppositescopez_> about to find out
[03:54] <KI7MT> kk
[03:54] <oppositescopez_> yep ^_^
[03:55] <KI7MT> So, no errors now ?
[03:55] <oppositescopez_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6095438/ see for yourself
[03:55] <LinuxGold> rm -rf start?!
[03:56] <LinuxGold> whoa...
[03:56] <oppositescopez_> haha :p
[03:56] <KI7MT> YOu shoudl probablt do an autoremove and autoclean also: sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get autoclean
[03:56] <KI7MT> should probably ..
[03:57] <KI7MT> then update, upgrade and then sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[03:58] <oppositescopez_> haha now i can continue the only reason i wanted this error to go away :D
[03:58] <oppositescopez_> trying to get league of legends to run on linux ;D
[03:59] <KI7MT> That's not hard, apparmor is hard ;'-)
[03:59] <oppositescopez_> so this does mean no more errors right?
[04:00] <sqlnoob> I'm trying to change my motd however my changes to /var/run/motd does not become permanent. I'm not trying to install update-motd but trying to do manually. Is there something I'm missing?
[04:00] <KI7MT> oppositescopez_, Yeah, your all sorted, do the updates, then, re-install chromium
[04:01] <oppositescopez_> wow only took all day
[04:01] <KI7MT> My advise, go through the GUI package manager, Synaptic or Ubuntu SW Center.
[04:01] <oppositescopez_> but why would modio do something like that?
[04:01] <KI7MT> command-line is good, but one can get into deep-woods in a hurry.
[04:02] <KI7MT> Without looking at the Modio source code, there's no telling why, I would "NOT" re-install it.
[04:03] <oppositescopez_> not planning on it x.x
[04:03]  * LinuxGold is running Ubuntu desktop inside iMac
[04:03] <KI7MT> Ok, im back to glibc and binutils compiling :-)
[04:04] <oppositescopez_> haha ok, im off to continue doind... well .. whatever it is that i do :p
[04:13] <qin> sqlnoob: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/en/man5/update-motd.5.html
[04:19] <Statyk> exit
[04:19] <Statyk> exit
[04:19] <Statyk> exit
[04:19] <FloodBot1> Statyk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:03] <Alvein> hi all
[05:03] <Alvein> how to stress test to ethernet card ?
[05:04] <Dr_Willis> load a bunch of torrents ;)
[05:05] <arctanx> Hi there, I'm trying to create a samba audit file by logging to local5. When I add an rsyslog conf "local5.notice /var/log/samba/audit.log" then "& ~" on the next line, it does stop the messages appearing in /var/log/syslog. Unfortunately audit.log is created but has no content. Could anyone please give me a pointer?
[05:06] <Alvein> Dr_Willis, :) I have the server periodically lost touch with the outside world, I want to find the reason, I think the iron .. Torrent will not help :)
[05:06] <Alvein> iron=hardware )
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> Alvein:  its likely the dmesg messges will mention if theres some sort of hardware issue going on with the netsork card
[05:07] <clue_h> If you stress test it you may overwrite important info in logs that may have told you about the drop
[05:08] <clue_h> or increase the haystack
[05:08] <Alvein> dmesg | grep eth is empty :)
[05:08] <Konigsberg7> I got 12.04 non LTS
[05:08] <Dr_Willis> monitor it for a few days perhaps
[05:09] <Konigsberg7>  is there still support on 12.04 not LTS
[05:09] <Konigsberg7> non*
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> !12.04
[05:09] <Alvein> Dr_Willis, this problem since Monday
[05:09] <Alvein> :)
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> how do you get 12.04 nonlts ?
[05:09] <clue_h> I was thinking the same.
[05:09] <wilee-nilee> Konigsberg7, if it's canonical you have lts
[05:10] <Konigsberg7>  i dont have lts, i have 12.04 regular xubuntu
[05:10] <Konigsberg7>  as in regular meaning non-lts
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> then you should just say you hve Xubuntu 12.04
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> and you should just ask the question
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> lts dosent really mean a whole lot for most people/cases
[05:10] <Konigsberg7> alright, I have Xubuntu 12.04 (non LTS), is still updates still coming to it or is it done?
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> Konigsberg7:  it still has updates as far as i know.
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> its not like a bug fix in  for the lts supported packages will see you are on xubuntu and refuse to install
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> i think you are worring way to much about lts/nonlts
[05:12] <Dr_Willis> install ubuntu 12.04.4 or whatever and install xubuntu-desktop package if you want to.
[05:12] <Konigsberg7> no i was just wondering
[05:13] <Konigsberg7> i dont care if support ends or not, i was just curious if it did
[05:13] <Dr_Willis> lts is mainly support for a core set of packages for security fixs
[05:13] <Dr_Willis> and with 12.04 they have sprt of expaneded it a little bit to include a few other things.
[05:13] <Juiffi> hello!
[05:13] <Dr_Willis> 12.04.4 for example has updted kernel and  the X stack i belive
[05:14] <Juiffi> So, after some problems I got my system to run. The C1E support was broken, probably by the mobo
[05:14] <Juiffi> now everythin is stable
[05:15] <Juiffi> but Wolf:ET is annoying me
[05:15] <Juiffi> there is no sound
[05:15] <Juiffi> no matter what I do
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> thats not supriseding
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> that game is ancient. :)
[05:15] <Juiffi> "echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss"
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> i rember sound issues with it like years and years ago.
[05:16] <Juiffi> returns just No such file or directory
[05:16] <Juiffi> Yep, but we still throw LAN-parties and it's an all-time favourite
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> could be the oss support backwards support has finally been removed
[05:17] <Juiffi> well, that pretty much does it then?
[05:17] <Juiffi> it's beyond fix?
[05:17] <Juiffi> FUBAR?
[05:17] <Dr_Willis> i dont have that file here. but i am on 13.10
[05:18] <Juiffi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnemyTerritory#Sound_Issues I've been following this
[05:18] <shajeen> is ubuntu 14.0 released?
[05:18] <Juiffi> pretty much all I could do is done
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> and how old is that guide? ;)
[05:18] <Juiffi> no idea
[05:18] <Juiffi> :D
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> 13.10 - 2013, 10th month.. (version # is the release date)
[05:18] <Juiffi> last edited 2012
[05:19] <Juiffi> Iäm on the LTS
[05:19] <Juiffi> damn finnish keyboard
[05:19] <Juiffi> ä is right next to '
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> !info oss-compat
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> perhaps you need that package?
[05:19] <Juiffi> Hmm, i'nn install it
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> i just googled for ubuntu oss support   ;) and saw that mentioned
[05:20] <Juiffi> echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss still fails
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> http://superuser.com/questions/491822/how-to-run-oss-dependent-application-dev-dsp
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> is there a /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss ?
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> perhaps your path is wrong
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> !info alsa-oss
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> try that one perhaps also. ;)
[05:22] <Juiffi> alsa-oss package seem legit
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> alsa-oss which provides an aoss command. Then run aoss program to magically give program oss emulation.
[05:22] <Juiffi> yep
[05:22] <Juiffi> will try ->
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> 'aoss command'
[05:23]  * Dr_Willis is just hitting up google and the forums and askubuntu.com - no idea of any of this works
[05:23] <Juiffi> Still broken
[05:23] <Dr_Willis> at least some of these tips are dated in 2012 ;) so are not 5+ yr old guides
[05:23] <Dr_Willis> what command did you run exactly?
[05:24] <Juiffi> aoss et?
[05:25] <Dr_Willis> you are asking me? I dont know wht you ran. Heh,   been literally 5+ years since i last ran ET
[05:25] <Dr_Willis> i thought there was a remake of it that used the data files but had a more mondern engine
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> you were doing those echo commands as root?
[05:27] <Juiffi> sudo -i does the trick I presume?
[05:27] <Dr_Willis> yep.
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> hmm. this url says it can work with alsa/pulse  near the end.   http://askubuntu.com/questions/17579/how-to-fix-sound-in-wolfenstein-enemy-territory
[05:30] <Dr_Willis> https://bugs.launchpad.net/getdeb.net/+bug/996082     mention a bug in the game/lib and a fix also.. and  a link to the .deb at getdeb ;)
[05:30] <Juiffi> Yeah, jsut removed the old .run file and going to getdeb/playdeb
[05:31] <Juiffi> Fed up with trickery
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> yep. seen several guides say the ones from Getdeb worked
[05:40] <Juiffi> Lol, maybe I should actually keep up with the progress
[05:40] <Juiffi> just added playdeb repo and apt-get install enemy-territory
[05:40] <Juiffi> all woks
[05:40] <Juiffi> I'm gettin too old
[05:41] <Juiffi> *work
[05:43] <ackpacket> Is there a difference between putting the ubuntu dvd on a usb, and running the "live cd" option, vs actually installing ubuntu to the usb?
[05:43] <Dr_Willis> you can do a live-usb setup  which is the dvd on usb + a peristant save file.
[05:44] <ackpacket> is there a speed difference?
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> OR do a full install to a usb flash drive. like you would to a hard drive
[05:44] <ackpacket> right, those are the two options I am examining
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> a USB should be faster then a dvd i imagine
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> I do full installs to USB all the time.
[05:44] <ackpacket> Mine usually fail miserably
[05:44] <Juiffi> I'd put my money on Full install on USB
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> a live+persistant save - is more for testing/short term ussage
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> ive never had a full install on usb fail on me,
[05:45] <ackpacket> It's always something
[05:45] <ackpacket> always
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> ive definatly had live+peristant - have all sorts of weirdness
[05:45] <wilee-nilee> me neither
[05:45] <ackpacket> for instance, once when doing a full install, I was able to select the usb drive at some point
[05:45] <ackpacket> but when it came to the bootloader, it only gave me the option of applying it to my computer's actual HD
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> you can only do so many changes/updates to the persistant save befor it gets goofed up.
[05:46] <ackpacket> another time, the install went smoothly, but when trying to start the OS, it would always freeze
[05:46] <Dr_Willis> the pull down menu for me almost always showe the proper usb drive these days
[05:46] <wilee-nilee> ackpacket, Are you familiar with using the dropdown in the manual option?
[05:46] <ackpacket> wilee-nilee: no
[05:46] <Dr_Willis> i always use the 'manual' partioning  snce i want to make the swap partion  512mb in size in most cases
[05:47] <ackpacket> tbh, I'm unfamiliar with linux on the whole, so I don't even grasp the importance of the various partitions
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> i often make a /boot/ partition because i set up the usb to also boot the ISO files just in case ;)
[05:47] <wilee-nilee> ackpacket, ah, that is important for placing grub.
[05:47] <ackpacket> grub is...?
[05:47] <ackpacket> It has to do with booting, i know that much
[05:47] <wilee-nilee> the bootloader
[05:47] <Dr_Willis> Grub needs to go on the MBR of the hard driv you boot
[05:47] <ackpacket> Why does linux need a loader like grub?  Do all OS's use a setup like that?
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> if you install to the usb thats on sdc , you need to be sure grub is going onto sdc, NOT sdc1, not sda, not sdb ;)
[05:48] <ackpacket> maybe I shouldn't be bothering this chan with basic questions though
[05:48] <wilee-nilee> ackpacket, You could manual boot it.
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> ackpacket:  windows has its own bootloader its called  'ntldr' dos has its own called. err.. mssys.dos or somting
[05:48] <wilee-nilee> bcd from vista on
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> live cds normally use isolinux as their bootloader
[05:49] <Dr_Willis> live usbs normally use syslinux
[05:49] <Dr_Willis> RaspberryPi - does somthing totally different. ;) but thats because the Pi is Special ;P
[05:50] <ackpacket> Which of these two options would the two of you use for applying a full install to the usb:  I could run the "live-cd" from usbA, and select full install and apply it to usbB, OR I could download the installer that you can run on a windows machine, and select the USB to install to
[05:50] <Dr_Willis> ackpacket:  the installe ryou run on windows. is wubi..  AVOIDE wubi
[05:50] <Dr_Willis> thats not a normal full install at all.
[05:50] <ackpacket> I love the pi, it's saved me so much effort when developing specific devices.  Can you imagine trying to recode TCP/IP in chips like the avr?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> boot live usbA -> install to bigger usb B
[05:51] <ackpacket> is this something I can do on a virtual pc without any problems?
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> virtual pc - installing to a real plysical flash drive?
[05:52] <ackpacket> setup virtual pc to boot from ubuntu iso, select full install, apply to real physical flash drive
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> no idea how it would handle the bootloader with that setup. it may get confused
[05:53] <Dr_Willis> if using Vbox. the #vbox guys may know of any issues
[06:13] <Guest71445> hi
[06:14] <Guest71445> its my 1st time logging into this
[06:16] <Guest71445> im new to xubuntu .. after my windows since 12yrs with it
[06:16] <aeon-ltd> ok
[06:17] <aeon-ltd> Guest71445: welcome to the world of *buntus! :)
[06:17] <Guest71445> thanks aeon!!!
[06:18] <ry_> hello
[06:18] <Guest71445> i hope u all must have been using *buntus for a long time
[06:18] <ry_> anyone on?
[06:19] <aeon-ltd> ry_: plenty
[06:19] <Guest71445> im facing wifi problems .. its getting disconnected randomly and it wont connect.. though it shows connected
[06:19] <blackvswhite> Guest71445: hello and welcome ;)
[06:19] <ry_> does anyone have any experience running ubuntu on a macbook? I cant seem to get the drivers to work to use WIFI
[06:19] <blackvswhite> Guest71445: you checked your airplan mode on the card? some card drivers don't handle airplane mode properly
[06:20] <Guest71445> thanks blackvswhite!!!! hope u all guide me enjoying *buntu
[06:20] <aeon-ltd> ry_: i've used ubuntu on a white macbook from 2008, it uses a broadcom and works with the wl
[06:21] <ry_> yeah mines a broadcom card too, and ive found the driver i need to download, but i cant figure out what to do with the zip file
[06:21] <Guest71445> by laptop model is HP 1000 1b02au
[06:21] <ry_> if i try to install with the built-in installer, it just says like nah
[06:22] <Guest71445> i installed xubuntu 13.04 AMD laptop
[06:23] <Ben64> Guest71445: run "lspci | grep -i net" and pastebin the result
[06:23] <Guest71445> ill try it now .. thanks ben64
[06:24] <aeon-ltd> ry_: are you following this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[06:25] <Guest71445>  ben64 this is wat i got "03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 05)
[06:25] <Guest71445> 07:00.0 Network controller: Ralink corp. Device 539b
[06:25] <Guest71445> "
[06:26] <Guest71445> thanks aeon im reading it
[06:27] <agthoma> Newbie in the room.....everyone lock your firewalls.
[06:27] <Ben64> Guest71445: aeon-ltd's link was for ry_
[06:27] <aeon-ltd> yeah........
[06:28] <Guest71445> oh hahhaaaa ok
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> easiest way to get stubborn cards going is to either. run a wire :) untill you get the  addational-drivers tool to install the drivers needed.. or buy a nice wifi dongle that works out of the box. and use it to get the addational-drivers ;)
[06:28] <agthoma> So I just loaded Ubuntu 13.04 with Gnome....but I have no sound.  Multiple message boards have been unable to solve my problem.  Anyone know how to fix it?
[06:28] <johnlangat> how do i correct this  Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[06:29] <johnlangat> Am new in ubuntu
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> johnlangat:  only ONE app that is manageing the packages is allowed to run at a time
[06:29] <aeon-ltd> agthoma: fresh install?
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> johnlangat:  so close any other apt tools.
[06:29] <agthoma> yes
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> !fixapt
[06:29] <aeon-ltd> agthoma: do you have a dedicated sound card? like a pci one?
[06:30] <agthoma> I'm on a 2008 macbook air....so it's some little ghetto card.
[06:30] <aeon-ltd> ok
[06:30] <aeon-ltd> agthoma: check basic stuff like alsamixer, your source, headphone jack occupied etc
[06:31] <agthoma> already checked the alsa mixer and tried a force reload on it per a message board.  I'm not sure about the headphone jack occupied though
[06:32] <aeon-ltd> agthoma: is your jack physically occupied?
[06:32] <agthoma> Oh....no
[06:32] <agthoma> LOL
[06:32] <johnlangat> how do i lock administration directory ubuntu 12.04
[06:33] <agthoma> I thought that was some kind of fantsy linux lingo. :)
[06:33] <Ben64> johnlangat: what are you really trying to accomplish
[06:34] <johnlangat> am trying to run sudo apt-get update
[06:34] <johnlangat> by i i get message: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[06:34] <Ben64> ok, well close synaptic or update manager or ubuntu software center or whatever is using it
[06:35] <johnlangat> Ben64:All are closed
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> !fixapt | johnlangat
[06:36] <kostkon> johnlangat, something is still running, give:  ps -A | grep apt
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> you could log out/back in and see if it closes out the stuff.. or try that command the bot mentions above.
[06:37] <Dr_Willis> its possible the update manager is doing somting in the background also
[06:37] <Ben64> or "sudo fuser -v /var/lib/dpkg/lock" will show you what is using it
[06:38] <ry_> willing to paypal 20 bucks to whoever can help me solve this wifi driver issue
[06:38] <agthoma> Willing to help....or actually able to solve? :)
[06:39] <Ben64> ry_: use $8 of that $20 to get a better supported wireless usb?
[06:39] <blackvswhite> ry_: ^
[06:39] <kostkon> !broadcom | ry_
[06:40] <kostkon> hmm
[06:40] <Ben64> broadcom is a mess, i opted for a usb card
[06:40] <blackvswhite> same
[06:40] <blackvswhite> i went realtek
[06:40] <blackvswhite> never looked back
[06:40] <Fudus> whoo for china
[06:40] <Fudus> 's rebel province
[06:40] <Dr_Willis> use a usb dongle..  use it to run the addational-drivers tool to let the system install the broadcom stuff
[06:41] <Ben64> i couldnt get my laptop to work with broadcom, i got a usb one instead
[06:42] <johnlangat> Thank guys indeed ubuntu software was using it
[06:43] <kostkon> ry_, already checked in the additional drivers?
[06:44] <Devid> s
[06:46] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[06:46] <ShapeShifter499> how do I start a command at login not as root?
[06:47] <aeon-ltd> ShapeShifter499: pretty sure you can add stuff to sttartup items upon successful login
[06:49] <ry_> kostkon> yes
[06:49] <manojkumar> hello
[06:50] <reisio> ShapeShifter499: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup
[06:50] <reisio> manojkumar: hi
[06:53] <kimda> Hi. I am noticing a weird networking problem with a ubuntu guest (kvm). I can ping certain addresses but with another I will not get any reply back. On the host I see with tcpdump requests but no replies. Also when i do a apt-cache search it takes a couple of seconds to receive results. Any ideas what could be causing this?
[06:55] <LinuxGold> kimda:  cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
[06:55] <LinuxGold> see if it is 0 or 1
[06:57] <ShapeShifter499> aeon-ltd, reisio thank you
[06:58] <kimda> LinuxGold, 0
[06:58] <LinuxGold> kimda: check this site out http://askubuntu.com/questions/272796/connecting-to-archive-ubuntu-com-takes-too-long
[06:58] <LinuxGold> follow the solution for apt problem
[06:59] <gagan> hello there..?
[06:59] <gagan> i have some proplem in ubuntu 13.04
[07:00] <reisio> gagan: hi
[07:01] <kimda> LinuxGold, I have changed the settings with sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1 but its the same as before
[07:01] <LinuxGold> even after rebooted?
[07:01] <gagan> reisio: i have some problem in   appearence
[07:02] <gagan> theme is not changing
[07:02] <kimda> no i haven't rebooted it. but i think if you change it like that its immediate
[07:02] <gagan> showing only one option  high contrest
[07:02] <LinuxGold> because the output is still 0
[07:02] <LinuxGold> reboot should change to 1 --
[07:03] <kimda> no its 1 now
[07:03] <LinuxGold> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 is now 1 right?
[07:05] <kimda> yes
[07:05] <LinuxGold> ok, is kvm network adapter set to bridged?
[07:05] <kimda> yes
[07:05] <LinuxGold> accepts all right?
[07:05] <kimda> yes i can ssh to it..ping it from the outside and from host
[07:06] <kimda> only certain addresses are not pingable
[07:06] <raven> hi
[07:06] <kimda> from within the guest
[07:06] <LinuxGold> ok, is apt still having problem?
[07:06] <kimda> from the host i can ping these addresses
[07:06] <kimda> yes
[07:06] <LinuxGold> interesting...
[07:06] <Andre_designer> how can i get volumecontrol in smaller steps by keyboard??
[07:06] <LinuxGold> guest ip on the same subnet as outside?
[07:07] <kimda> yes
[07:07] <LinuxGold> hmm.. last try -- restart the networking to force guest to get dynamic IP address from dhcp?
[07:08] <raven> xubuntu 12.04.3 lts: build of http://sourceforge.net/projects/electricowl/files/latest/download results in that: http://pastebin.com/KFXiqpJn - all headers installed - whats the problem?
[07:08] <kimda> unfortunately i cannot do this. the address is a public ip and needs to be accessible from outside.
[07:08] <LinuxGold> ah....
[07:08] <Andre_designer> how can i get volumecontrol in smaller steps by keyboard??
[07:08] <kimda> what i was wondering about is that maybe the mac address could be the problem
[07:09] <LinuxGold> mac address shouldn't be a problem, I think?
[07:09] <LinuxGold> I'm suspecting DNS
[07:09] <kimda> well...i've read somewhere that the mac address on a guest should be higher (or lower) than the host
[07:10] <kimda> the host gets resolved
[07:10] <LinuxGold> ifconfig, on both host and guest -- make sure they do not match
[07:10] <LinuxGold> on the mac address listed
[07:10] <Benkinooby> hi, when i am in a console (non-X) $TERM is 'linux' - is ther a way to get that terminal for GUI too?
[07:10] <kutzu> where can i get a list of supported bluetooth dongles for ubuntu?
[07:11] <cfhowlett> !hardware|kutzu,
[07:11] <kimda> they are different
[07:11] <LinuxGold> k, then mac address should not be a problem.
[07:11] <kimda> whats weird is that if i do tcpdump -v icmp on the host
[07:12] <kutzu> i dont see usb dongle on that page
[07:13] <kimda> start a ping say to google.com from the guest that i see replies. When i  do belnet.be I see only requests and no replies
[07:13] <kutzu> can anyone recommend one that is supported by ubuntu?
[07:13] <Aceface> whats up shitheads
[07:13] <Andre_designer> how can i get volumecontrol in smaller steps by keyboard??
[07:13] <cfhowlett> !ops|Aceface,
[07:14] <Andre_designer> anyone??
[07:14] <LinuxGold> kimda: host can see belnet.be?
[07:14] <LinuxGold> but not guest?
[07:14] <kimda> yes it resolved
[07:14] <kimda> resolves to ip
[07:14] <LinuxGold> looks like DNS problem for guest
[07:15] <LinuxGold> DNS is something that I am not really good with.
[07:15] <LinuxGold> check /etc/resolv.conf?
[07:15] <LinuxGold> hold
[07:15] <kimda> but it  resolves to ip so how can this be a dns problem
[07:15] <LinuxGold> like I said before, I'm not really good with DNS
[07:16] <kimda> if i ping the same ipaddress i still am not getting any replies
[07:16] <LinuxGold> anyone know kimda's problem?
[07:19] <convoi> |  © NirjhoR mIRC Script 5.0 ©  © By PowerOfDarkness ©  |
[07:23] <DeonP> hi
[07:23] <convoi>      hi DeonP
[07:24] <DeonP> need some help on networking, got l2tp tunnel up but pppd keeps sending the following,(from tcpdump)
[07:24] <DeonP> {IP truncated-ip - 38 bytes missing! (tos 0x0, ttl 64, id 56428, offset 0, flags [+], proto UDP (17), length 1404)
[07:24] <DeonP> hi convoi
[07:25] <DeonP> data from my side to l2tp concentrator, wierd
[07:35] <mercury00> hi all. anyone know the best way to archive a 100gb file.
[07:35] <mercury00> cpio has a limit, either 4 or 8 gb. tar as well, though I don't know the limit.
[07:35] <err_> when selecting a mirror in software sources, is it best to choose ftp or http for downloading? Why?
[07:36] <iceroot> err_: does not matter on your site
[07:36] <mercury00> err_: yeah, the data kind of comes to you the same, genearlly, on your side of things,
[07:37] <raven> xubuntu 12.04.3 lts: build of http://sourceforge.net/projects/electricowl/files/latest/download results in that: http://pastebin.com/KFXiqpJn - all headers installed - whats the problem?
[07:37] <err_> why doesn't it matter, iceroot? I heard that http was better for reconnecting, if the connection keeps dropping out. That is a surprise to me, as ftp is specifically designed for file transfer...
[07:37] <mercury00> err_: if you have both options. If you happen to be using a browser that doesn't understand ftp, use http, if you happen to only have an ftp client available, well.
[07:38] <iceroot> err_: and you are only doing file-transfer in this case
[07:38] <mercury00> err_: yes, well they are different software on the servers end. however, for most uses today, and on modern systems... it's not usually a big thing...
[07:39] <err_> mercury00, iceroot, it is when setting up the ubuntu "software and updates" application, not when browsing a site with firefox...
[07:39] <err_> it is for when using apt-get update...
[07:39] <iceroot> err_: i know
[07:39] <iceroot> err_: and you are only doing file-transfer for that usecase
[07:40] <mercury00> err_: I've just always used http; though I run a few hunderd desktops so use my own local repo and only serve from apache, so no other choice
[07:41] <err_> thanks, mercury00, thanks iceroot!
[07:43] <mercury00> err_: I'm not sure what apt uses for connecting via ftp, that is, what system library it calls specifically, though I assume it connects with an anonymous user and no password, and PASV. without being able to dig into the library and see what the implementation difference is, I'd assume the only other difference is the port.
[07:43] <mercury00> err_: ftp ought to default to 21, while http is going to use 80. if either of those ports are blocked, spammed, or otherwise troublesome, if might make a difference
[07:44] <err_> why does ubuntu not ship with aptitude? the default is apt-get. aptitude has advantages...
[07:44] <somsip> !aptitude | err_
[07:45] <mercury00> err_: that, I do not know. I always install it just so I can do 'aptitude search ....'
[07:45] <err_> thanks, somsip - i didn't know that...
[07:45] <mercury00> ah, thanks ubottu, that was useful
[07:45] <somsip> err_: np
[07:46] <sliddjur> Anyone here having trouble using citrix reciever on ubuntu 13, 64bit?
[07:46] <sliddjur> My PC hangs atleast once a day
[07:46] <mercury00> so I heard pax can handle very large files; is there any other tar-like utility that can do so?
[07:46] <mercury00> I frequently need to 'tar' several 100gb files into a single file for long term storage. and tar/cpio don't handle them,
[07:47] <mercury00> 'field width not sufficient' and such; curious if anybody on the ubuntu channels might know a good alternative
[07:49] <iceroot> if i want to share my internet connection (create my own AP when already connected with cable) the new wifi network i want to create is only offering WEP, is that a bug in network-manager? or does my wifi card has to support WPA for hosting own networks?
[07:49] <Artem_Kalinovsky> Hello guys!
[07:50] <cfhowlett> Artem_Kalinovsky, greetings
[07:52] <Artem_Kalinovsky> I have an idea to start  OpenSource project.
[07:52] <Artem_Kalinovsky> It will be a card game BlackJack and I wanna to publish it in Ubuntu App Store. What is your opinion about it?
[07:52] <cfhowlett> !ot|Artem_Kalinovsky,
[07:54] <clawsOfBanana> has the git v1.8 been released into the ubuntu ppas?
[07:54] <somsip> !info git
[07:55] <somsip> clawsOfBanana: we dont do PPA here
[07:55] <clawsOfBanana> oh... okay... sorry... didn't know
[07:55] <auronandace> Artem_Kalinovsky: perhaps try #ubuntu-app-devel
[07:55] <clawsOfBanana> thanks somsip
[08:06] <mercury00> night all
[08:14] <Bagheera> morning all
[08:15] <ObrienDave> Bagheera::: evening :)
[08:17] <Bagheera> evening on the west coast?
[08:18] <SwashBuckla> hmm, my iPod shuffle (latest generation) has been wiped by Rhythmbox when I tried to sync with the library. Now I get the voice "Please use iTunes to restore this iPod" when I listen to my iPod shuffle. How do I fix this?
[08:18] <Bagheera> SwashBuckla, there's a program to sync itunes correctly
[08:19] <SwashBuckla> Bagheera: OK, what is that program?
[08:19] <Bagheera> GTKPod
[08:19] <SwashBuckla> Bagheera: and if I use that, will that be able to restore my iPod so that I can listen to music again?
[08:19] <Bagheera> you should be able to
[08:19] <SwashBuckla> (cool IRC name by the way)
[08:20] <Bagheera> itunes uses a table to refer to the tracks on it, and gtkpod can update the table
[08:20] <SwashBuckla> ok
[08:20] <Bagheera> SwashBuckla: the name is cause my son looked like Mowgli when he was born
[08:21] <SwashBuckla> :3
[08:21] <SwashBuckla> awesome
[08:22] <SwashBuckla> Bagheera: do you look like a panther?
[08:22] <SwashBuckla> :D
[08:23] <Bagheera> SwashBuckla: well i'm dark and like climbing things
[08:23] <Bagheera> though only when drunk
[08:28] <nugroho> WHA420355 WHA800477
[08:29] <nugroho> linuz torvald and richard stallman
[08:29] <nugroho> irc stand for internet relay chat
[08:30] <nugroho> linuz torvald and developer build linux software
[08:30] <somsip> nugroho: and that's enough now
[08:30] <nugroho> thanks you somsip
[08:30] <somsip> nugroho: do you have a support question?
[08:36] <edward_> hi
[08:36] <Hanumaan> how to scroll through desktops on both monitors as of now only one monitor is getting scorolled I am using gnome dekstop ?
[08:38] <rhumbot> hi all, i have 2 versions of ubuntu on my laptop. version 12.10 and 13.04. 12.10 has texlive-full package installed
[08:39] <rhumbot> can i copy this package to 13.04 without reinstalling?
[08:39] <cfhowlett> rhumbot, not advisable to mix distros in that manner ...
[08:40] <rhumbot> actually, all i need to get is a couple of files from the package, not the installation itself
[08:40] <rhumbot> how can i locate the package ? :/
[08:40] <drasko> screen
[08:41] <gRAVIty2> how do I share screen shots?
[08:41] <DJones> !imagebin | gRAVIty2
[08:41] <somsip> !paste | gRAVIty2
[08:41] <somsip> ah - wrong one. sorry
[08:42] <gRAVIty2> bot is cool :)
[08:42] <gRAVIty2> thanks DJones and somsip
[08:43] <DJones> somsip: They both give the same info
[08:45] <somsip> DJones: ah yes. cheers
[08:46] <pseudonymous> So I just came back into my room today to find both my machines having gone through a powercycle for some reason (could be thermal, could be someone tripping a wire, I don't know) -- one machine booted up nicely (this one) - the other will not boot anymore. All normal kernels hang with a black screen, the recovery kernel entry hangs after "loading initial ramdisk"
[08:47] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... any external USB drives connected?
[08:47] <gRAVIty2> Here is the problem: The application Compiz has closed unexpectedly
[08:48] <gRAVIty2> I have taken screen shots of the error details and you can them here. They are in continuation 1) http://imagebin.org/270644 2)http://imagebin.org/270645 3)http://imagebin.org/270644
[08:49] <gRAVIty2> I have taken screen shots of the error details and you can them here. They are in continuation 1) http://imagebin.org/270644 2) http://imagebin.org/270645 3) http://imagebin.org/270644 - Error: The application Compiz has closed unexpectedly
[08:49] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: nope. I've got an onboard nic, an extra 10GB nic w. 2 slots, 1 mouse, 1 keyboard and a monitor via DVI, that's it
[08:50] <ObrienDave> umm, that happens to me if I forget to unplug my USB to SATA adapter
[08:51] <pseudonymous> ObrienDava: Yes, I'm sort of thinking it's got to do with it being unable to find the device to boot off of, but it's a regular ubuntu install on a new haswell rig so it's all Grub2 and UEFI mess :( I haven't a clue where to begin debugging
[08:51] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... any live ISO you can try booting and repairing with?
[08:52] <ObrienDave> oh lordy, UFEI, not my cup of tea
[08:53] <teddy___> Hello!
[08:54] <ObrienDave> *** UEFI *** oops
[08:54] <gRAVIty2> teddy: can you help me with this? Error: The application Compiz has closed unexpectedly. Error details - hey are in continuation 1) http://imagebin.org/270644 2) http://imagebin.org/270645 3) http://imagebin.org/270644
[08:55] <ObrienDave> gRAVIty2... i notice that link 1 and 3 are the same
[08:56] <gRAVIty2> ObrienDave: sorry. link 3 is http://imagebin.org/270646
[08:56] <teddy___> I have a problem with installing wxpython on ubuntu: i want to use wxpython with python2.7 (installed with altinstall to leave the default python installation untouched). How can i let python2.7 recognize the wxpython install from synaptic?
[08:56] <ObrienDave> gRAVIty2... no biggie, thanks
[08:56] <gRAVIty2> Let me restate the whole problem again just for the sake of correctness. Error: The application Compiz has closed unexpectedly. Error details - hey are in continuation 1) http://imagebin.org/270644 2) http://imagebin.org/270645 3) http://imagebin.org/270646
[09:01] <gRAVIty2> ObrienDave: any thoughts on the problem?
[09:01] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: Just finished bothering someone for a USB pen :) I'll have to install ubuntu onto it somehow, but I imagine there's a guide for that, I'll see how that goes
[09:02] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... use good comp to DL ISO and UNetBootin to install on USB stick
[09:02] <Kurza> hello, I run ubuntu 10.04 server and I have libssl0.9.8(k) installed as a package that a few other packages depends on. However, to install another package that I want installed I need libssl0.9.8(m) or above. Does anyone know how can I do that small upgrade (all the other packages that depends on libssl0.9.8 can use higher version of it)
[09:03] <ObrienDave> gRAVIty2... sorry no, don't know enough about compiz
[09:03] <nugroho> SOC155694 YMH297433
[09:03] <gRAVIty2> Sure. thanks for your time
[09:04] <lessless> hi  folks! After ati'
[09:04] <ObrienDave> *** no feeding the troll *** maybe he'll go away
[09:04] <lessless> ati's proprietary driver installation gtk-window-decorator  won't load anymore
[09:05] <lessless> the erro is (gtk-window-decorator:4105): Gdk-CRITICAL **: IA__gdk_drawable_get_depth: assertion `GDK_IS_DRAWABLE (drawable)' failed
[09:06] <lessless> and the only solution which I found (export GTK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1) is not helping
[09:06] <lessless> can someone assist me please?
[09:07] <cfhowlett> !patience|lessless,
[09:07] <nightwalkerkg> Hi,i have some problems with Ubuntu 12.04. After the boot logo (Ubuntu with those 5 red donts) finish loading my monitor just turns off.
[09:07] <ObrienDave> nightwalkerkg... how soon after? screensaver maybe?
[09:08] <[Gentoo]> nightwalkerkg: can you reach a console by ctrl alt and f3
[09:08] <nightwalkerkg> ObrienDave: It's on boot,just after it the Ubuntu logo shows.
[09:08] <nightwalkerkg> [Gentoo]: Yes i can.
[09:09] <ObrienDave> away
[09:09] <foo357> Hello, I'm having a problem with a full boot sector. apt-get can't do anything about it, if I try to remove old 'linux images' it fails (due to lack of space in /boot)
[09:11] <nightwalkerkg> [Gentoo]: Any ideas ?
[09:12] <UserError> is add-apt-repository main a valid arg, and can there be more than one, ie add-apt-repository main universe restricted multiverse
[09:13] <[Gentoo]> nightwalkerkg: sorry bit busy, was this after a driver update or something
[09:13] <nightwalkerkg> Nope,i turned my pc off yesterday and when i tried it now it won't boot.
[09:13] <nightwalkerkg> I have a dual boot with windows 7.
[09:14] <[Gentoo]> nightwalkerkg: not sure tbh. how long have you left it on the blank screen for?
[09:14] <nightwalkerkg> About 5 minutes.
[09:14] <ObrienDave> nightwalkerkg... will windows boot?
[09:14] <nightwalkerkg> Yes it will.
[09:14] <nightwalkerkg> I am on windows now.
[09:15] <nightwalkerkg> [Gentoo]: It's not really a blank screen,the monitor turns off.
[09:15] <[Gentoo]> nightwalkerkg: this might sound stupid, but try draining the power completely, turn off the pc and unplug it, press the power button few times then turn it back on
[09:15] <nightwalkerkg> Actualy it's not stupid. xD
[09:15] <nightwalkerkg> Let me try.
[09:15] <[Gentoo]> well its helped me out with some problems before
[09:16] <ObrienDave> dang Xchat tab complete isn't working. grrrrrrrr
[09:17] <[Gentoo]> use a proper client :)
[09:17] <dheeraj> Hii alll..
[09:17] <[Gentoo]> xchat isnt even maintained any more
[09:17] <bazhang> ObrienDave, make sure its set to last spoken, and not a-z
[09:17] <ObrienDave> PFFFFFFT! ;)
[09:17] <dheeraj> I want to format my external hardisk
[09:18] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj: ok
[09:18] <bazhang> !gparted | dheeraj
[09:18] <UserError> "add-apt-repository main universe restricted multiverse" is this valid from a minimal install?
[09:19] <UserError> after the common deb is apt'd
[09:19] <bazhang> UserError, thats for adding ppa, so doubtful in the extreme
[09:19] <BrixSat> Hello my gdm in log says "no screens found" http://paste.ubuntu.com/6096252/  i have no image on screen besided a blank line
[09:19] <ObrienDave> [Gentoo]... working again
[09:19] <bazhang> UserError, ppa dont have that format
[09:20] <[Gentoo]> ObrienDave: good
[09:21] <cfhowlett> xchat last compiled in February 2013  ...
[09:21] <ObrienDave> LOL nightwalker quit. no wonder it don't work LMAO
[09:21] <[Gentoo]> i werent saying use another client because of that problem
[09:21] <[Gentoo]> ObrienDave: no he rebooted
[09:22] <ObrienDave> [Gentoo]... so i c
[09:22] <nightwalkerkg> [Gentoo]: Lol,i pressed the power button on the monitor and i got a message that there is no input source coming from my pc (something like that) and it asked me to select the right source.
[09:22] <[Gentoo]> nightwalkerkg: and it worked?
[09:22] <nightwalkerkg> Nope. :D
[09:22] <[Gentoo]> did you drain the power on the pc?
[09:23] <nightwalkerkg> My monitor is connected to my pc via HDMI cable,so ubuntu doesn't recognize the cable or there is something really wrong with the drivers.
[09:23] <nightwalkerkg> [Gentoo]: Yes i did.
[09:23] <[Gentoo]> its not the cable if windows works
[09:23] <[Gentoo]> no idea, you could reinstall the drivers / check for logs from the console
[09:23] <[Gentoo]> do you get any login sound or anything when the monitors off?
[09:24] <nightwalkerkg> Let me try to connect it via vga.
[09:24] <[Gentoo]> good idea
[09:24] <nightwalkerkg> Not sure,my speakers are off. xD
[09:24] <ObrienDave> nightwalkerkg... sounds like a grub problem, maybe
[09:24] <[Gentoo]> ObrienDave: no he can get to a console
[09:24] <ObrienDave> ok, *lurking*
[09:25] <ihre> Im trying to install vmware-workstation, but the installer segfaults. How can I identify the cause? I tried gdb, but the file format isnt recognized (vmware-workstation-full-9.0.1-894247.x86_64.bundle": not in executable format: File format not recognized).
[09:27] <BrixSat> Hello my gdm in log says "no screens found" http://paste.ubuntu.com/6096252/ i have a login shell only
[09:27] <sasho> Hello guys & gals.. I installed drupal using apt-get (for the first time in my life, till now I was doing that manually). How do I open the web interface now? localhost/drupal or drupal6 isn't working.
[09:28] <BrixSat> sasho: how did you install drupal? via apt-get?
[09:28] <sasho> BrixSat, yes, as I already said :)
[09:28] <BrixSat> you can open the apache config and see where it heads to
[09:28] <dheeraj_> any suggestions..?? what to do.
[09:29] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: what are you trying to do, format your external drive?
[09:29] <BrixSat> sasho:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Drupal
[09:29] <sasho> ah, damn, I figured out. Thanks
[09:29] <dheeraj_> [Gentoo]: yes..
[09:29] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: do you want to use it only on linux or windows as well?
[09:29] <dheeraj_> I need to format ir
[09:29] <sasho> Somehow I got lighttp and not apache..
[09:29] <BrixSat> dheeraj_:  whats the prob=
[09:29] <raywan> how can I list installed packages that have missing files (broken)
[09:29] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: run sudo fdisk -l, fond the drive name
[09:29] <dheeraj_> i need to use it only on linux
[09:29] <[Gentoo]> find*
[09:30] <elfranne> how can I list files (and size) on / but only on the / partition ?
[09:30] <[Gentoo]> du -h /
[09:31] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: did you find the drive letter
[09:31] <[Gentoo]> /dev/sdb or whatever it might be
[09:31] <dheeraj_> wait
[09:31] <dheeraj_> I got that
[09:31] <dheeraj_> yes
[09:31] <UserError> can you chain the default ppas in ubuntu?
[09:31] <UserError> like, adding them all in one command
[09:31] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: ok, what is it
[09:32] <dheeraj_> also an error
[09:32] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: error on what
[09:33] <dheeraj_> Disk /dev/sdc doesn't contain a valid partition table
[09:33] <dheeraj_> [Gentoo]: /dev/sdc
[09:33] <[Gentoo]> dheeraj_: thats ok
[09:33] <dheeraj_> On fdisk -l
[09:33] <dheeraj_> i got this error
[09:33] <dheeraj_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[09:33] <dheeraj_> sorry not that
[09:33] <[Gentoo]> it needs creating thats all
[09:33] <[Gentoo]> you can create a mbr partition table with fdisk or gpt with gdisk
[09:34] <[Gentoo]> just run sudo fdisk /dev/sdc   press n then press enter all the way to the end
[09:34] <[Gentoo]> then w
[09:34] <dheeraj_> Ohkk let me try
[09:35] <nightwalkerkg> [Gentoo]: Nope,it's the same with VGA. No signal comming from the pc. Like the GPU decides to turn off.
[09:35] <[Gentoo]> that will create 1 partition with a mbr partition table, then you can run mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdc1
[09:35] <[Gentoo]> and its all done
[09:37] <Wiz_KeeD> Hey guys
[09:37] <Wiz_KeeD> CatKiller: are you around?
[09:37] <[Gentoo]> nightwalkerkg: go into the console and check the logs for anything
[09:38] <sliddjur> Hello, I have a VPN Server at home. It generated a zip file for me. How do I use it to connect from ubuntu? I am at the create new connection window, but I cant see where to put my config file?
[09:38] <[Gentoo]> /var/log/Xorg.0.log  dmesg etc
[09:38] <pseudonymous> Ok, does anyone know if there's a quick way to ascertain what sort of boot mode grub2 uses ? (bios/uefi) ? I'm running off of a USB pen and I'll need to get this system bootable again
[09:39] <Wiz_KeeD> I want to install Xchat and that usually works with just sudo apt-get install xchat but now that i do a search i see a few other versions even one for gnome: http://pastie.org/8319355
[09:39] <Wiz_KeeD> what is the best solution?
[09:39] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: plain xchat if you had to choose
[09:39] <Wiz_KeeD> What would be the difference [Gentoo] ?
[09:40] <DJones> Wiz_KeeD: From memory, xchat-gnome is a simplified version of xchat
[09:40] <[Gentoo]> its the normal version, but if hexchat is in the repos use that
[09:40] <[Gentoo]> as its updated and maintained
[09:40] <blahblah123> DAE have issues linking laptop via hdmi cable not outputting sound??
[09:40] <lessless> hi folks! how to hide panel on the second monitor? :D
[09:40] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... there are special settings for UEFI. let me see if i can find the link
[09:41] <Wiz_KeeD> Simplified in what way?
[09:41] <Wiz_KeeD> I'm not installing one package without asking you guys beforehand
[09:41] <Wiz_KeeD> not after what happened last time
[09:42] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: the gnome one prob has some desktop integration stuff
[09:42] <[Gentoo]> you're not gona break anything installing either of them
[09:42] <Wiz_KeeD> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XChat-GNOME - looks ugly too
[09:42] <DJones> Wiz_KeeD: Simplified as in it doesn't do everything that xchat does, I don't think it has a user list, things like that
[09:42] <Wiz_KeeD> And I always do a sudo apt-get update before, right?
[09:42] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... you running Win8?
[09:42] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: use "xchat" if you really want that client
[09:42] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: yes
[09:42] <Wiz_KeeD> Thank you [Gentoo] and DJones will install that now that i'm sure
[09:43] <Wiz_KeeD> ok ran sudo apt-get update, now just sudo apt-get install xchat?
[09:43] <[Gentoo]> yes
[09:43] <Wiz_KeeD> nothing else? (It's a fresh fresh install, 2 minutes ago)
[09:43] <lessless> or is it possible to move launch panel to the right?
[09:43] <[Gentoo]> nope
[09:43] <ObrienDave> [Gentoo]... which client you using?
[09:43] <Wiz_KeeD> okay sir
[09:43] <[Gentoo]> ObrienDave: weechat
[09:43] <blahblah123> Hey team, is it possible to remove the words "Unbuntu Desktop" from the top menu bar?
[09:43] <blahblah123> Its only generally viewable when on the desktop
[09:44] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: nope, both machines run Linux :) The one that rebooted fine is Arch Linux, the one that I'm trying to save right now is the Ubuntu box.
[09:45] <ObrienDave> yes, but it's a dual boot, yes? Win8?
[09:45] <Wiz-KeeD> Okay!
[09:46] <Wiz_KeeD> We got xchat up and running
[09:46] <ObrienDave> have you checked BIOS (UEFI) settings lately?
[09:46] <Wiz_KeeD> Now who can help me with one of the most difficult task ahead? Installing the proper drivers :-s
[09:46] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: now you can mess around with all the settings :)
[09:46] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: for what
[09:46] <[Gentoo]> graphics? most drivers are in the kernel
[09:46] <Wiz_KeeD> Dell Inspiron...some version idk which
[09:46] <[Gentoo]> for things like sound etc
[09:47] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: nope, the downed PC is Linux-only, both of them are :)
[09:47] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... have you checked BIOS (UEFI) settings lately?
[09:47] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: well what doesnt work?
[09:47] <Wiz_KeeD> graphics mostly, last time I had ubuntu 12.04 if i upped/downed the brightness fast the monitor would just color up ugly and freeze
[09:47] <Wiz_KeeD> I'm afraid to do that now...
[09:47] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: if its integrated graphics then you're likely using them now
[09:47] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... but it still has bios settings
[09:47] <Wiz_KeeD> I don't think so [Gentoo] some ATI which is not integrated
[09:47] <Wiz_KeeD> I can try
[09:48] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: atis default kernel driver is the most stable
[09:48] <Wiz_KeeD> HMM...now it works [Gentoo] !
[09:48] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... how old is it? more than 5 years?
[09:48] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: it does indeed, or rather some graphical UEFI boot manager thing. It still registers the boot partition as my samsung ssd and grub does indeed load all the time, it's only at the handoff point (loading initial ramdisk) that things freeze up
[09:48] <Wiz_KeeD> really? ok then I won't touch them
[09:48] <[Gentoo]> Wiz_KeeD: nah i wouldnt
[09:48] <Wiz_KeeD> I do get an error about wireless card when the system is booting up
[09:48] <Wiz_KeeD> Could not locate firmware or something like that
[09:49] <[Gentoo]> are you using the wireless now?
[09:49] <pseudonymous> Wiz_KeeD: doesn't Ubuntu give you a popup ? THere's usually a notice in the top right through which you can elect to install proprietary drivers, ubuntu would handle the rest for you
[09:50] <[Gentoo]> pseudonymous: with ATI cards unless you have a need for more 3d accel, the default drivers are quicker and more stable
[09:51] <Hanumaan> how to move scroll through desktops in both the monitors ?
[09:51] <Wiz_KeeD> Guess what [Gentoo], it crashed
[09:51] <[Gentoo]> what did
[09:51] <Wiz_KeeD> I would make MILIONS for the ubuntu as a bug tester I swear to God
[09:52] <[Gentoo]> lol
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> I upped and downed the brightness and volume from the keyboard
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> and It blacked out while repeating a sound
[09:52] <[Gentoo]> no idea about that issue
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> And I still get the wireless card error on bood
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> boot
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> yeah...no one does and ever will, that's just my luck
[09:52] <[Gentoo]> you might need some prop driver for it
[09:52] <[Gentoo]> i dont know
[09:53] <[Gentoo]> but i got to go out do school runs good luck
[09:53] <ObrienDave> pseudonymous... here's the UEFI settings link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
[09:53] <pseudonymous> Gentoo: oh I'm not surprised :) But I never use ATI. I have nvidia and as of late I'm moving to intel seeing as they're picking up speed and the drivers are great (stability-wise)
[09:54] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: thanks :) I'm still trying to reinstall the bootloader, of course it's all on an LVM2 partition to boot.. :/
[09:54] <ObrienDave> oh geez. glwt
[09:56] <ObrienDave> brb
[09:56] <pseudonymous> ObrienDave: yea :/ I know this is the wrong forum to say this, but there's a reason I run Arch Linux otherwise, I know it's never more complex than what I set up to begin with.  At least this has happened on a number of my laptops
[09:59] <ObrienDave> b
[09:59] <nightwalkerkg> ObrienDave: The damn drivers caused the problem,just had to reinstall them.
[09:59] <ObrienDave> nightwalkerkg... oh cool! glad you worked it out
[09:59] <nightwalkerkg> Thanks guys.
[10:00] <ObrienDave> welcome :))
[10:02] <ObrienDave> need coffee, brb
[10:04] <Wiz_KeeD> pseudonymous, this is not the case, it freezez and nothing responds
[10:04] <Wiz_KeeD> And past case was it turned the screen into a huge number of horrid colors
[10:05] <Wiz_KeeD> Installing skype for ubuntu is best of from repository or from skype main site?
[10:06] <cfhowlett> Wiz_KeeD, from repos is best ...
[10:06] <Wiz_KeeD> There is no skype in repos according to apt-cache search
[10:06] <Wiz_KeeD> pidgin-skype
[10:06] <DJones> !skype | Wiz_KeeD
[10:07] <Yaann> Hi
[10:07] <Wiz_KeeD> Record on skype? ah
[10:07] <Wiz_KeeD> I'll read that DJones, thank you!!
[10:08] <cfhowlett> DJones, apt-cache policy skype shows it's in the partner packages on 12.04
[10:08] <Wiz_KeeD> Is this really ok guys? sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
[10:08] <Wiz_KeeD> Some people say: "you don't want to install a packages that was not compiled for your platform. Either get a 64bit version or compile it yourself. "
[10:08] <Wiz_KeeD> What do you think DJones ?
[10:10] <Wiz_KeeD> There's a part of my answer "It is highly recommended to use the package provided in the Canonical partner repository, not the one distributed from the skype website, as the skype website currently points users to the wrong package for 64-bit systems of Ubuntu 11.10 and above.
[10:10] <zhangxun> hello !everybody
[10:10] <zhangxun> is anyone there?
[10:10] <ObrienDave> back
[10:10] <DJones> Wiz_KeeD: If you're on a 64 bit machine, I think the installer for Skype is aimed at 32 bit machines, so I think you;'d have to do that, I don't use skype so I can't say how well it works, hopefully somebody else here can help though
[10:11] <Wiz_KeeD> I do use 64
[10:11] <ObrienDave> Wiz_KeeD... Skype works fine
[10:11] <DJones> !pm > zhangxun
[10:11] <Wiz_KeeD> it's not in the package manager
[10:12] <zhangxun> ok
[10:12] <zhangxun> I have saw that
[10:12] <nerdtron> !pm | nerdtron
[10:12] <zhangxun> thanks
[10:12] <IamTrying> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6096399/ - Again SSH crashed
[10:13] <IamTrying> How do i login to SSH SErver?
[10:16] <ObrienDave> Wiz_KeeD... Skype website only gives you a 32bit version
[10:17] <ObrienDave> Wiz_KeeD... D/L the 32 bit file from Skype. Install the .deb file. it will work
[10:18] <nerdtron> IamTrying, ssh-keygen on your local machine, then try to connect again
[10:19] <ObrienDave> Wiz_KeeD... what version of Ubuntu you running?
[10:19] <nerdtron> IamTrying, line 145-146 are Input/Output error... are you sure the files/hard drive on the remote machine are in good health?
[10:21] <jcgs> IamTrying, I agree with nerdtron, it looks like a problem at the other end, can you log in to another server, or log in to that machine locally?
[10:23] <ObrienDave> Wiz_KeeD... this will get you the latest 32bit file. http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-beta-ubuntu-64
[10:25] <bmxscott1993> need help i getting tird of install all the programs i us on ubuntu and want them pre installed on a iso ubuntu dvd what do i use for it to make a like live cd that boot up like the normal iso dvd what it all normal just with a couple more preinstall program on it so i do not have to find them all the time with the lay out i got now just on a dvd
[10:26] <[Gentoo]> bmxscott1993: you could do it that way, or write a script that installs all of them
[10:27] <bmxscott1993> not good with script but tell me more on how
[10:27] <Pymous_> Hello !
[10:28] <Pymous_> It's probably a dump question, but I've recently installed Ubuntu 13, and I have a small brain issue
[10:28] <[Gentoo]> bmxscott1993: just a 1 line script that would apt-get install package 1 2 3 4 etc
[10:28] <[Gentoo]> would do
[10:28] <ObrienDave> bmxscott1993... I think Ubuntu Customization Kit will work for you
[10:28] <geirha> Pymous_: There's no Ubuntu 13. Do you mean 13.04? or the upcoming 13.10?
[10:28] <Pymous_> In the explorator (files, directory, ...) how do I enter my own path ? In the older version, I had to double click on the button on top
[10:28] <Pymous_> 13.04 geirha
[10:28] <[Gentoo]> Pymous_: does pressing escape work?
[10:28] <geirha> Pymous_: Ctrl+L iirc
[10:29] <Pymous_> geirha > Not working :(
[10:29] <Pymous_> [Gentoo] > Nop, sorry
[10:29] <bmxscott1993> im just got that but there a nother one called ubuntu builder but can not find it in marked
[10:29] <geirha> Pymous_: Hm. They might have disabled that feature then.
[10:30] <ObrienDave> bmxscott1993... let me look again
[10:30] <ObrienDave> brb
[10:31] <bmxscott1993> ok