[15:08] <denixx> Have someone any ideas about AR5B22?
[15:09] <denixx> I want to use both WiFi and bluetooth in linux :'(
[15:09] <tonyt> why cant you?
[15:10] <denixx> Or at least make linux not disable BT at all.
[15:11] <denixx> tonyt: When I insert AR5B22 and start xubuntu livecd - BT disappears.
[15:13] <denixx> I think it is somewhere in kernel, but I don't know precisely where to ask for help.
[15:13] <denixx> Or maybe it is a driver-thing.
[15:19] <neupuceni> hi!
[15:20] <neupuceni> how to do kernel bisection?
[15:20] <neupuceni> i need that because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1334230
[15:20] <IceBot3000> hi¡
[15:24] <shoerain> is there a git repo somewhere or a collection of example upstart scripts? It's alright reading http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/, but examples are gold
[15:25] <pieter72> hello
[15:25] <pieter72> hela
[15:26] <pieter72> oehoi
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> pieter72: do you have a support question?
[15:26] <pieter72> no
[15:26] <pieter72> only support here?
[15:27] <cfhowlett> !topic|pieter72
[15:27] <bcvery> pieter72, support in here, chat in: #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:27] <pieter72> Allright!
[15:27] <pieter72> thx
[15:28] <shoerain> and the closest I get is looking at /etc/init/*.conf scripts
[15:29] <aubre> I lost my right and bottom window borders in 14.04, using default everything - any ideas?
[15:33] <aubre> Is there a specific channel for GUI based issues?
[15:33] <compdoc> gnome?
[15:33] <aubre> unity
[15:34] <Beldar> aubre, Ubuntu unity is here
[15:35] <aubre> Beldar, thanks
[15:36] <aubre> A friend of mine was had the time grey out on his bar at the top of the screen, and when he tried to adjust the time settings in System Settings - Time & Date it was greyed out
[15:36] <aubre> He also lost his right and bottom window borders
[15:36] <ciupicri> could someone please tell me which package provides groupdel (on Ubuntu 12.04). I would like to know if it's provided by shadow-utils like on another distribution.
[15:36] <aubre> Logging in and out doesn't seem to fix the problem
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> !find groupdel
[15:38] <Joshun> hi
[15:38] <ciupicri> ActionParsnip: thanks
[15:39] <Joshun> the reverse printing setting makes no difference on my brother printer. is there any way to force it to work?
[15:40] <IceBot3000> Print odd pages, flip them over with your hands, print even pages
[15:45] <neo246> hi
[15:45] <neo246> need to burn ISO to USB
[15:45] <neo246> latest version ubuntu
[15:46] <cfhowlett> neo246 unetbootin
[15:46] <bazhang> !unetbootin | neo246
[15:46] <neo246> but ISO is not ubuntu iso
[15:46] <neo246> cfhowlett,
[15:47] <neo246> i have UB OS
[15:47] <neo246> installed
[15:47] <cfhowlett> neo246 unetbootin can make other linux USB's
[15:47] <neo246> i want to write win ISO to USB
[15:47] <bazhang> ##windows neo246
[15:47] <cfhowlett> neo246 ^^^ this
[15:47] <neo246> cannot write win8 ISO to USB in Ubuntu
[15:47] <neo246> ?
[15:48] <cfhowlett> neo246 for WINDOWS support ask ##WINDOWS
[15:48] <neo246> yes but im with ubuntu OS
[15:48] <bazhang>  /join ##windows neo246
[15:48] <neo246> omg
[15:48] <neo246> why ?
[15:48] <neo246> ok i will use wine
[15:48] <cfhowlett> neo246 because they are the experts on win8
[15:48] <neo246> vine*
[15:48] <bazhang> its a windows support issue thats why
[15:48] <neo246> aha
[15:49] <denixx> bazhang: It's a linux support issue, I think :)
[15:49] <bazhang> denixx, no it's not
[15:49] <cfhowlett> denixx it's not.
[15:49] <neo246> ye cuz OS is linux
[15:49] <neo246> 50 / 50
[15:49] <neo246> but its 75 / 25
[15:50] <cfhowlett> neo246 *not* supported here.  sorry.  ask ##windows.   end of story.
[15:51] <neo246> yes, but
[15:51] <neo246> you have to do some software for that
[15:52] <cfhowlett> neo246 your question was asked and answered.
[15:52] <neo246> no i just was transfered
[15:52] <neo246> not answered
[15:53] <cfhowlett> neo246 and yet you're still ... here?
[15:53] <Joshun> the cups web interface seems to be broken in 14.04
[15:54] <Joshun> password authentication fails
[15:54] <cfhowlett> Joshun first time seeing this reported ... details??
[15:55] <Joshun> cfhowlett: accessing it via localhost:631 works fine, but if you try to change anything, it asks for username & password (usually same as the user's password), but this fails even though the password is definitely correct
[15:55] <denixx> Hi all. I have a problem with my laptop wireless card in linux (xubuntu or kali, you choose). It is a wifi(abgn)+BT4.0 miniPCI-E half module from Atheros. FCC ID is PPD-AR5B22 (wikidevi have info about it: https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Atheros_AR5B22 ). The problem is that loading to linux (e.g. xubuntu 14.04 livecd) somehow disables BT at all, even Windows can't see it after loading to Windows.
[15:55] <denixx> What helps return back bluetooth work at least in Windows is insert back my BCM943228HMB ( https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Broadcom_BCM943228HMB ) and again load to linux, because only linux enables back BT (I tried to load Windows after I inserted Broadcom module and Windows did not see the BT).
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> neo246: I believe if you format the USB to NTFS then use unetbootin, it works
[15:56] <denixx> I can try it with ubuntu, if needed.
[15:56] <Joshun> cfhowlett: log gives "pam_authenticate() returned 7 (Authentication failure)"
[15:56] <alexjr> hello world, a question: crossover (from codeweavers) is having issues installing some apps that use 16-bit code. one of those apps is world of warcraft. i asked in the codeweavers irc and was told that it's because of this reason: https://www.codeweavers.com/support/wiki/Diag/BrokenLDT16
[15:56] <alexjr> is this an issue that is going to be addressed in ubuntu or does codeweavers have to work around this issue?
[15:58] <denixx> alexjr: As i heard Blizzard supports Linux-wine unofficially. Have you tried Blizzard support?
[16:00] <alexjr> hi denixx, nope but it's not only a wow issue. recent changes to the linux kernel in ubuntu 14.04 have broken compatibility for some wine/crossover apps, or so it seems. wow works just fine in vanilla wine, but i'd like to stick to crossover bc i purchased it some time ago.
[16:00] <beginner> I can't get my server to mail itself.  I am behind a fire wall, I set up sSMTP and can send mail from the server to my desktop..., but mail from it to it disappears silently (using @localhost, @<IP_ADDRESS> and @prp.utm.edu; its domainname)
[16:00] <cfhowlett> !server|beginner
[16:01] <beginner> Must the firewall allow me to receive mail to mail from the box to itself (e.g. crontab errors)
[16:01] <Rohan_> ActionParsnip: in init (upstart) how do I require screen to start before the rest of the upstart script?
[16:01] <convict> Anyone know why gnome-shell application search wont show up gnome-weather when searched for?
[16:03] <philinux> convict;~ use a terminal apt-cache policy gnome-weather to double check
[16:04] <convict> philinux, what about it? It's installed. I can run it from terminal.
[16:06] <philinux> convict;~ ah I see
[16:06] <alexjr> btw is it safe to upgrade the kernel ubuntu 14.04 is using to, let's say; kernel 3.16?
[16:07] <cfhowlett> alexjr personally, I only use the kernel in the main repository.
[16:07] <philinux> convict;~ I just checked using software center and it shows up ok, wonder what's the prob with shell
[16:08] <alexjr> cfhowlett i see, for stability reasons i assume? i think the same way, but a kernel upgrade would help me sort out an issue i am having with crossover. are kernel upgrades officially OK to do so or does canonical recommend sticking to the default kernel that ships with their os?
[16:10] <cfhowlett> alexjr canoncial would no doubt recommend the ubuntu kernel.  I seem to recall that the error page you posted mentioned you could use the OLDER kernel as a workaround ...
[16:10] <neo246> wine cannot
[16:11] <neo246> find my USB drive :)
[16:12] <neo246> lol :(
[16:13] <alexjr> cfhowlett, yup, i could use an older kernel but i would really like to stick to default or - if nothing else works - upgrade. the kernel provided with ubuntu 14.04 is awesome and i hate "downgrading"... but thx for the info! if canonical doesn't recommend tinkering with the kernel... i shall obey... :) but only bc i don't want things to go crazy.
[16:14] <philinux> alexjr;~ if you have spare space you could install 14.10  to test
[16:15] <beginner> ubottu I am using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
[16:15] <beginner> !server
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> neo246: why 'lol' then a sad face, it makes no sense at all
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> neo246: its also completely redundant
[16:16] <alexjr> philinux, aah true! i have virtualbox installed! totally forgot about that. :) i'll do some testing in a secure environment... good idea!
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> neo246: are you wanting to store your wine config on the USB?
[16:20] <denixx> neo246: Relax, I think the best you can do is to find Win and run Windows7-USB-DVD-tool.exe, write then your USB-Flash with that tool and use it somewhere you need after that. Linux only convert users in one way, from win-users to linux-users :) No one interested to allow you make USB-drive with win from Linux :)
[16:31] <loganRun> I have an HP laserjet 1320 printer. I have used cups to share this printer. I want to print from windows 7. The problem is that there is no driver listed for it. I tried the HP web site and it takes me to a univeral printer driver which then does not seem to reconize the Ubuntu printer share. Is there any way to share this printer from linux so that I can print from windows 7?
[16:31] <riso> whats the best way to manage cups printing programatically? I have a java software but the way it handles cups printing is crap
[16:32] <riso> loganRun: do you print from a software you created?
[16:33] <vak> During initramfs phase $(ls /dev/sd* ) shows nothing... how come?.. what modules might have became missing??
[16:33] <loganRun> riso: what
[16:33] <riso> do you print from a software you created?
[16:34] <vak> could it be that udev rules are broken after HDDs were attached to the new SATA port positions??
[16:34] <loganRun> riso: i did not create windows or linux
[16:35] <riso> loganRun: oh ok sorry
[16:35] <loganRun> riso: otherwise helpful
[16:35] <riso> loganRun: I thought you worked for microsoft, sorry
[16:36] <loganRun> riso: this is Ubuntu help channel I think
[16:36] <riso> loganRun: yes I think so too
[16:37] <hardman> how to play .wmv files on ubuntu?
[16:37] <hardman> i have tried all the blogs on internet but no luck
[16:37] <hardman> i have vlc installed as well as the restricted extras
[16:37] <hardman> no luck still
[16:37] <hardman> anybody got a solution?
[16:37] <NthDegree> hardman, you want win32codecs
[16:38] <NthDegree> hardman, or go buy the legal codecs from Fluendo - as win32codecs are technically illegal in some countries
[16:38] <hardman> hmmm. . .i'll try to get them downloaded legally!
[16:38] <hardman> thats the last sol?
[16:38] <hardman> NthDegree, ?
[16:39] <NthDegree> hardman, win32codecs are distributed using non-dodgy sites if that's what you mean
[16:39] <NthDegree> hardman, it's like how VLC player is technically illegal :P
[16:39] <hardman> NthDegree, haha got it (Y)
[16:41] <NthDegree> hardman, http://www.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/
[16:41] <skyez0r> hello... I have a question about persistent bootable usb. I set persistent space on the usb when making it bootable with pendrive. Is "try ubuntu" the mode I will always boot to? Or should I install Ubuntu and choose the flash drive as the target drive?
[16:41] <hardman> NthDegree, you rock :D
[16:42] <NthDegree> skyez0r, try Ubuntu yep
[16:42] <Beldar> skyez0r, In that set up try is what you use. If a usb is big enough you can do a full install.
[16:44] <skyez0r> 8gb usb. should I remove the persistence when making it bootable then if I'm going to install to usb?
[16:45] <skyez0r> most files and the remainder of the usb drive space are not viewable in "try" mode, don't have root user access, can't seem to create an admin user either. would KUser be a way around that?
[16:45] <lmat> I hooked up some headphone/microphone pair via USB, but it's not working.
[16:45] <lmat> I went into the sound settings where I see the new device on the list (I'm just working on output for now)
[16:45] <lmat> I select the new device and click "test sound", and it plays to the different speakers :( Is there a trick?
[16:46] <Beldar> skyez0r, You cant install to it with it.
[16:46] <lmat> Do I need to restart with the headphones plugged in? (I already logged out and in)
[16:47] <Beldar> skyez0r, You would not make a root user with ubuntu anyway, the iso load and using try has very limited use, no real update/upgrade and the persistent will fill up with no clean methid.
[16:47] <Beldar> method*
[16:48] <vak> what is the channel for ubuntu developers? my question seems to be too deep for this channel (
[16:51] <21WAAHN38> j
[16:54] <MonkeyDust> vak  #ubuntu-app-devel
[16:56] <deception> Anyone have issues with an Ubuntu 14.04 Hyper-V guest not fully shutting down when the shutdown is started from within the guest?
[17:00] <pythonista> I am trying to change my mysql data directory, but am encountering an error that I do not understand. Here are the directions I'm following: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1795176/how-to-change-mysql-data-directory Here is a pastebin for the error that occurs on step 8 when I restart AppArmor: http://pastebin.com/925GDxVi and here is the apparmor file I just edited: http://pastebin.com/A4R9AD5S
[17:02] <lmat> pythonista: #mysql is probably the right place to ask that.
[17:04] <pythonista> lmat: when I open the #mysql channel and try to type something in I get the following message " #mysql :Cannot send to channel"
[17:05] <pythonista> using xchat, any suggestions?
[17:05] <A1Recon> How to get the rightclick menu and the cursor in a screenshot?
[17:06] <OerHeks> !register
[17:06] <OerHeks> pythonista, some channels wants you to register your ircname
[17:07] <OerHeks> pythonista, and some channels give you voice manually
[17:07] <A1Recon> How do I capture the right click menu and the cursor in a screenshot
[17:07] <A1Recon> ?
[17:08] <A1Recon> NVM
[17:08] <eeee> A1Recon: shutter
[17:09] <lmat> pythonista: Check the topic. You have to register your n... yeah, OerHeks
[17:09] <eeee> click on it then > menu, it takes a screenshot after 10 secs
[17:12] <Beldar> A1Recon, prtsc take a screen shot
[17:12] <A1Recon> Why doesn't Super + D work in Ubuntu
[17:12] <A1Recon> ?
[17:12] <A1Recon> And how do i get that shortcut menu?
[17:13] <Pici> A1Recon: iirc, hold down the super key.
[17:13] <Soltis> How can I force-mount a damaged FS?
[17:14] <Beldar> Soltis, This a whole HD or a partition?
[17:14] <rsw> is there a way for removing a package along with all of its dependencies (the ones not required by other packages)?
[17:14] <Soltis> Beldar: It's a RAID device of dubious integrity.
[17:14] <A1Recon> holding down the super key just purs numbers on the Launcher icons...
[17:14] <A1Recon> Pici^
[17:14] <Soltis> Relsak: But -o force seems not to exist anymore
[17:14] <eeee> A1Recon: what r u trying to achieve with super+d ?
[17:14] <clb> latest Ubuntu 14.04 seems to be affected by this bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=798968
[17:15] <A1Recon> eeee: Show the Desktop
[17:15] <clb> anyone knows if there is a fix for Ubuntu?
[17:15] <eeee> A1Recon: settings > keyboard settings
[17:15] <Beldar> Soltis, Doing this can cause damage, be sure this is the only option and what you want to do.
[17:15] <Soltis> Beldar: I know.
[17:15] <Beldar> good
[17:15] <Soltis> Beldar: I have an image of the devices, so I can restore if I hose something.
[17:16] <Beldar> Soltis, Why would you just use the image?
[17:16] <Beldar> not*
[17:16] <MonkeyDust> A1Recon  maybe you have to set the keyboard shortcut manually
[17:17] <rsw> nm i found it.  in kase this is logged its sudo apt-get remove pkgname for removing the packaged and then sudo apt-get autoremove
[17:18] <Soltis> Beldar: Don't worry about the details; let's just say if I destroy the data I can restore it.
[17:18] <eeee> A1Recon: it is ctrl + super + d, (that shows the desktop)
[17:18] <Soltis> Beldar: So I want to know how I can force-mount to try and recover any data, if it still exists.
[17:19] <Beldar> Soltis, No problem, but myself I have limitations on how far I will go on a dubious situation, I don't enable in other words, others may.
[17:20] <Soltis> Beldar: Basically I have an EBS snapshot of the devices in question
[17:20] <sigint88> hello all
[17:20] <Soltis> Beldar: The snapshot is itself dubious, but it means I can recreate the volumes if something breaks.
[17:20] <A1Recon> eeee: I remember I used to get the all the K/B shortcuts on one page if I held the Super key for a few seconds.... It doesn't work for me anymore.... Does this work for you?
[17:21] <sigint88> is there a channel for managing tc for QoS on Ubuntu?
[17:22] <Soltis> Beldar: If you're really worried about someone *else* misusing that, just PM me.
[17:23] <angelmoya> psps
[17:30] <Trudko> guys I am working on two monitors and when I  watch video in standard ubuntu player on left one and click on something on the right  ubuntu side dock appears on left monitor
[17:30] <pythonista> lmat: mysql people say it's a ubuntu problem with apparmor
[17:32] <wheatthin> Trudko, is the monitors panned?
[17:32] <brasileiro> hi everyone, I've got a problem mounting an external HDD... if someone could help me, I've posted it in here: http://superuser.com/questions/775164/cant-mount-external-hdd-device-listed-at-lsusb-but-doesnt-appear-at-deV
[17:33] <lmat> pythonista: They're probably right :)  gotta go. go ahead and restate your question?
[17:33] <wheatthin> brasileiro, what kind of hard drive is it?
[17:33] <wheatthin> like partition*
[17:34] <brasileiro> wheatthin, I don't follow =/ you mean the filesystem?
[17:35] <pythonista> I am trying to change my mysql data directory (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS), but am encountering an error that I do not understand. Here are the directions I'm following: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1795176/how-to-change-mysql-data-directory Here is a pastebin for the error that occurs on step 8 when I restart AppArmor: http://pastebin.com/925GDxVi and here is the apparmor file I just edited: http://pastebin.com/A4R9AD5S
[17:37] <deception> brasileiro, You're using a Iomega screen play device, right?
[17:37] <pythonista> At this point I've actually changed the data location back to the original location and it still won't work
[17:38] <Trudko> wheatthin: what do u mean panned?
[17:38] <z1haze> if I have a server with spaces how can i get to it from console?
[17:38] <z1haze> fodler* not server
[17:38] <z1haze> this game requires the folder name be the displayed name of the game.. and it has spaces so putty doesnt know how to get to it
[17:38] <wheatthin> Trudko, do you get an error in dmesg when you plug it in?
[17:39] <trism> z1haze: either using <tab> or with quotes, or escaping\ each\ space
[17:39] <wheatthin> z1haze, yup backslash
[17:39] <deception> brasileiro, Try this: http://screenplayprohd.wikia.com/wiki/Drive_not_detected
[17:40] <wheatthin> if the foldername was 'Folder Name' you'd use   Folder\ Name
[17:40] <ki7mt> zling_, maybe something like:  $cd my-special\ folder
[17:40] <z1haze> trism, wheatthin: i have this [1dacd6]TGC-PVE\ NO\ !RAIDING! but its not working
[17:40] <trism> z1haze: you have to escape the ! too
[17:40] <wheatthin> it's not recognizing the !
[17:40] <z1haze> oh so just / after each !?
[17:41] <wheatthin> backslash
[17:41] <wheatthin> not forward
[17:41] <z1haze> ok my mistake
[17:41] <ki7mt> z1haze, backslash for the spae seperator
[17:41] <z1haze> gotcha
[17:41] <ki7mt> space
[17:42] <z1haze> ugh , stupid thing i still think i messed up [1dacd6]TGC-PVE\ NO\ !\RAIDING!\
[17:42] <wheatthin> z1haze, or you can try using quotes :)
[17:43] <trism> z1haze: the backslash goes before the thing to escape, but in this case I agree, '[1dacd6]TGC-PVE NO !RAIDING!' would be easier
[17:43] <wheatthin> z1haze,   cd "Folder Name"
[17:43] <brasileiro> deception, the only thing would be update the firmware =/
[17:43] <Trudko> wheatthin: no everything is working ok
[17:43] <z1haze> oh ok so just surround the whole thing witha single quote
[17:44] <z1haze> geez that was easier, lol
[17:44] <z1haze> thanks all
[17:44] <wheatthin> Trudko, can you pastebinit?
[17:44] <ki7mt> z1haze, If there's not paqrameter expansion needed, yes single quotes, if you need to expand something, like $HOME or $USER/ .. ..  then you need double quoted "... ..."
[17:45] <ki7mt> if there no parameter .. ..
[17:45] <z1haze> alright
[17:45] <Trudko> wheatthin: I dont have any error
[17:46] <Trudko> let me clarify I have two working monitors
[17:46] <Trudko> I open video on left and I work on right
[17:46] <Trudko> when I click on something on the right I can see side panel on left monitor eventhough video(played in standard ubuntu video player ) is full screen.
[17:46] <MrSunshine> hmm, very poor graphics performance using the open source ati driver (my card has been removed from the fglrx drivers ... ) anything i can do about that? :/
[17:48] <_Crash_Laptop> MrSunshine, use the drivers that support your card rather than the latest ones
[17:48] <A1Recon> in 13.04, 13.10 when I held the Super Key I used to get the Keyboard Shortcuts list (https://plus.google.com/photos/115526653443007105911/albums/5998885813791343025/5998885937020884898?pid=5998885937020884898&oid=115526653443007105911)but now I just get the numbers on the Launcher icons...
[17:49] <A1Recon> oops https://plus.google.com/photos/115526653443007105911/albums/5998885813791343025/5998885937020884898?pid=5998885937020884898&oid=115526653443007105911
[17:49] <MrSunshine> _Crash_Laptop, ok i got to confess im on mint .. and tried to download drivers from the amd webpage .. but it cant build the dkms drivers :/
[17:50] <_Crash_Laptop> MrSunshine, have you tried googling for tutorials for installing them on your OS? I've only ever compiled them on Ubuntu, i cant help you there I'm afraid
[17:51] <MrSunshine> well mint "is" ubuntu =)
[17:51] <A1Recon> Anyone knows how to get the Keyboard Shortcut list?
[17:51] <MrSunshine> half of the repos are the same i think :P
[17:51] <MrSunshine> thats why i asked in here also =)
[17:51] <_Crash_Laptop> MrSunshine, pssh, ofc, had a derp moment
[17:52] <dman777_alter> hello, how do I enable colors in the terminal? I have it enabled in root but not in non root
[17:52] <Sunstream> which key is the the "super" key
[17:52] <eeee> Sunstream: it's the key that has a windows logo on it usually
[17:53] <bazhang> the windows key Sunstream
[17:53] <eeee> dman777_alter: in the global menu either change the default profile or make another profile based on the default one and set it to start as that profile
[17:53] <dman777_alter> eeee: no X enviroment
[17:53] <eeee> (edit > profile preferences / profiles)
[17:53] <eeee> dman777_alter: aha i see
[17:54] <eeee> ls --color=auto
[17:54] <eeee> does that give you want you want? (im not sure thats what you want though)
[17:56] <eeee> dman777_alter: is that what you want?
[17:56] <Sunstream> I do not have any key named SUPER
[17:56] <A1Recon> Holding down the Superkey does not show the Keyboard Shortcuts list.... Anyone has the same problem or has a solution for this please respond....
[17:56] <eeee> Sunstream: it is the windows key.. the one next to alt usually
[17:57] <dman777_alter> eeee: naw
[17:57] <Sunstream> okay
[17:58] <kriskropd> can anyone help me find the source code for AMOR? (Amusing Misuse of Resources) it is a very old kdetoy that I'd like to look at the code for
[17:58] <Sunstream> it does nothing in lubuntu
[17:58] <Sunstream> how do i check my keyboard shortcuts
[17:59] <eeee> Sunstream: in ubuntu you hold the super key, you can always check them in settings > keyboard > shortcuts
[18:00] <pythonista> I am trying to change my mysql directory but encountering an error with AppArmor. When I try to reload apparmor it throws an error. Here is a complete description of the problem with error messages and apparmor file: http://askubuntu.com/questions/490075/error-restarting-apparmor-while-changing-mysql-data-directory
[18:00] <trism> kriskropd: it is in the bzr branch for lucid: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/lucid/kdetoys/lucid haven't check if it is in any newer branches yet
[18:02] <Sunstream> where is that I am in lubuntu not unity
[18:03] <kriskropd> trism: great, thank you
[18:03] <A1Recon> eeee: Do you get the KB shortcut list if you hold the Super Key?
[18:03] <A1Recon> eeee: in Ubuntu 14.04
[18:03] <ki7mt> kriskropd, it may be in later version also: https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/kdetoys
[18:03] <eeee> A1Recon: yeah
[18:04] <ki7mt> kriskropd, See branches in other series
[18:04] <trism> kriskropd: actually it seems it still exists it was just split into a separate package
[18:05] <trism> !info amor | kriskropd
[18:05] <ki7mt> Sunstream, This may be of some help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Keyboard
[18:05] <kriskropd> yeah it does, i just wanted to access the source code and didn't know where to look :) thank you all
[18:06] <trism> kriskropd: for that you can just: apt-get source amor;
[18:06] <trism> kriskropd: or any other package in the repo
[18:06] <eeee> A1Recon: do you have compizsettings manager?
[18:06] <A1Recon> I am installing it now
[18:07] <dman777_alter> why is there terminal colors in my root user but not in my non root user? they are using the same /etc/bash.bashrc
[18:07] <eeee> A1Recon: http://askubuntu.com/questions/468386/holding-super-key-doesnt-show-unity-shortcuts-in-14-04
[18:08] <^Lestat> I set up ubuntu 14.04 on a vm on my windows desktop for a local dev server. Can I get help here with that?
[18:08] <ki7mt> dman777_alter, have your checked your normal user /home/user/.bashrc
[18:08] <^Lestat> I *think* I'm just having a DNS issue
[18:08] <eeee> A1Recon: do you have a dell inspiron
[18:08] <lj1102> hello, I made a disk image of my ubuntu 13.x system, the system was using the default ubuntu encryption, now i want to mount that image which also contains not ubuntu partitions. How can i access the encrypted ubuntu partition from that img file?
[18:09] <dman777_alter> ki7mt: no, I just softlinked mine local user to  dman777_a: why is there terminal colors in my root user but not in my non root user? they are using the same /etc/bash.bashrc
[18:09] <A1Recon> eeee: I have ASUS K55VM
[18:09] <dman777_alter> ki7mt: sorry
[18:09] <dman777_alter> ki7mt: no, I just softlinked mine local user to /etc/bash.bashrc
[18:09] <Sunstream> i guess lubuntu don't have shortcuts or a way to set that stuff up
[18:09] <eeee> is your screen resolution 1024x768?
[18:09] <ki7mt> dman777_alter, I dont know, but each user has their own .bashrc file, I suspect that file, when logging in overrides the link, which you should need to do.
[18:10] <ki7mt> should not need to do
[18:10] <^Lestat> I have been able to access the site in my browser via sitename.local But in the past 2 weeks I have not been able to view files via explorer as \\site.local\localweb
[18:10] <eeee> A1Recon: after you install compiz and check that box it should work
[18:10] <^Lestat> which I am sharing via samba
[18:10] <^Lestat> I can access it however by \\ip-address\localweb.
[18:10] <ki7mt> dman777_alter, As a test, enable color in the normal user .bashrc file
[18:11] <dman777_alter> force_color_prompt=yes?
[18:11] <ki7mt> dman777_alter, I believe so yes, was just going to look at mine.
[18:11] <eeee> Sunstream: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Keyboard
[18:12] <^Lestat> Also while editing files in my local editor(sublime) it sometimes takes a moment to catch up, as if the server or samba has fallen asleep?
[18:13] <shortcut_> Beldar
[18:13] <ki7mt> dman777_alter, Yes looks liek the correct list, you'll need to source that .bashrc also: source ~/.bashrc and may need to open a new terminal to take affect.
[18:13] <ki7mt> "looks like the correct line"
[18:15] <^Lestat> would there be a better channel to ask in?
[18:15] <A1Recon> eeee: I get the numbers on the Launcher icon, not the Shortcut list even after I tweaked the setting in Compiz
[18:15] <Sunstream> Thre is no way for me to find shortcut keys Ido not have anything in systemtools or preferences
[18:16] <eeee> Sunstream: no "keyboard" in system settings ?
[18:17] <ki7mt> The WIKI page cleare states that: "There is no automatic way to create new keyboard shortcuts or hotkeys in lubuntu."
[18:17] <A1Recon> eeee: I think I will reinstall Ubuntu 14.04 and see how it goes....Too many bugs for me to handle .... Ubuntu Freezing....Nvidia GPU/Battery Backup only of 2 hrs.....
[18:17] <Sunstream> I do not see "system settings" i am in a lubuntu sesion
[18:17] <ki7mt> Followed by: ou will either have to edit Lubuntu's openbox configuration file (~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml) and edit, or alternatively install xbindkeys.
[18:17] <eeee> A1Recon: it might be a bug
[18:18] <Sunstream> shame on you lubuntu
[18:18] <eeee> A1Recon: do you need workspaces?
[18:19] <eeee> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1243233
[18:19] <eeee> Sunstream: lol
[18:19] <tubbo> does upstart run the files in /etc/profile.d/* before executing scripts?
[18:19] <Tenda> Stupid question, and my google-fu isn't working: Can you overload keys in terminfo? For example, can I assign two different sequences to key_down?
[18:19] <A1Recon> eeee I have the workspaces... the four sort of parts of the screen?
[18:19] <tubbo> because it doesn't seem to be loading env data i have configured in /etc/profile.d/secret_credentials.sh
[18:19] <eeee> A1Recon: yeah, i dont know if disabling them might get it to work, or changing the resolution.
[18:20] <pythonista> I am trying to change my mysql data directory, but I am having a problem with apparmor, can anyone help? Here is a full description of the problem: http://askubuntu.com/questions/490075/error-restarting-apparmor-while-changing-mysql-data-directory
[18:20] <eeee> cuz it says: "This is also known to affect 14.04 (without compiz) when workspaces are enabled and screen resolution is 1024x768."
[18:21] <A1Recon> eeee: Can I marry your brain?
[18:21] <eeee> lol, it worked ?
[18:22] <A1Recon> eeee: It works!!
[18:22] <eeee> great:D
[18:23] <A1Recon> eeee: Just disabling the workspaces worked!!
[18:26] <Sunstream> I am not going to even think about getting xkeybind if it is not a grapical
[18:26] <gorelative> i have an ldap user which has logged into my 14.04 server, his home Dir was set to /home/$user... i updated ldap to point this user to the nfs shared /exports/home/$user.. however when the user logs in it still creates a new home dir in /home/$user..
[18:27] <gorelative> even though the user doesnt exist in /etc/passwd, id $user shows the right path "/exports/home/$user" and ive logged them off and deleted /home/$user
[18:27] <ki7mt> Sunstream, that's part of the trade off, running on minimal hardware, with a minimal distro, you don't get every feature that the full disto enjoys.
[18:28] <Sunstream> BUT i started in unity
[18:28] <A1Recon> eeee: Is Unity tweak Tool the same as Compiz?
[18:28] <Sunstream> I thought it will still be installed
[18:28] <gorelative> is there some cache file or something i need to delete
[18:29] <eeee> A1Recon: yeah pretty much
[18:29] <shortcut_> hello i was able to boot from an ubuntu live cd,now it prompts me for a username and password.i tried username ubuntu: pass: blank .but it was incorrect
[18:29] <gorelative> usermod -d says no such user.. hmm
[18:30] <eeee> A1Recon: a feature of compiz i like is the click once on a launcher icon to minimize the window
[18:30] <eeee> you can check something and click on the icon again to minimize it
[18:31] <geekstay> Hi everyone. I can't choose my language when I log in with lightdm. There isn't a language selector. Someone could help me plase ?
[18:33] <ki7mt> geekstay, Try Dash >> System >> Language Support, you may need to install the preferred Language set.
[18:34] <geekstay> ki7mt : I installed my language set (French), and it's checked in the install menu.
[18:35] <ki7mt> geekstay, Have you logged out / bask in since the install ? It should not required a re-boot. but you could try that also.
[18:36] <geekstay> ki7mt : I rebooted, and nothing changed.
[18:36] <Sunstream> -_- I guess I cannot mess with shortcuts oh well
[18:36] <geekstay> I tried to add in the lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf, the following line : "show-selector-language=true"
[18:37] <eeee> Sunstream: i dont think theres anything you cant do..
[18:37] <eeee> (i mean this is linux..)
[18:38] <snuggles08> I need to install lm-sensors to fix overheating, but I can't because the computer overheats too quickly. Help?
[18:39] <ki7mt> geekstay, geekstay when selecting the language, you applied it system-wide yes?
[18:40] <xangua> snuggles08: maybe you need to prioritize your goal, lm-sensors is just that, a temperature sensor
[18:40]  * snuggles08 sighs
[18:40] <ki7mt> geekstay, and also set Regional Formats?
[18:40] <codephobic> hi
[18:41] <snuggles08> The computer overheats in 10 seconds. Way before I can get to a terminal.
[18:41] <eeee> snuggles08: how's a temperature sensor going to help?
[18:41] <codephobic> how is it possible to lose/not have a .bashrc, .bash_profile or .bash_alias file in my home directory?
[18:41] <codephobic> and is there any way to 're-install' them?
[18:42] <ki7mt> snuggles08, May want to check thermal compound / heat sinks rather than any SW.
[18:42] <MonkeyDust> snuggles08  lm-sesnors is for monitoring, it can't do much
[18:42] <geekstay> ki7mt : I can't selecting my language. French is not in the list.
[18:43] <ki7mt> geekstay, You need to install _FR first, then select.
[18:44] <geekstay> ki7mt : I installed French : http://hpics.li/9058952
[18:44] <ki7mt> geekstay, First things first, Dash >> Language Support, installed support files first, then Install / Remove Languages, selecting FR to install.
[18:45] <^Lestat> help. please. my local vm installation of 14.04 keeps going to sleep?
[18:46] <geekstay> ki7mt : I don't see what you mean by : "installed support files first"
[18:46] <ki7mt> geekstay, then apply system wide, then also on reginal formats, select desired and appy system wide, then log out / in or reboot. If that doesn't work you file a bug.
[18:46] <ki7mt> geekstay, What Ubuntu are you using?
[18:46] <geekstay> ki7mt : XUbuntu 14.04
[18:47] <geekstay> ki7mt : I come back, I log out.
[18:48] <geekstay> ki7mt : nop, nothing changed.
[18:48] <Artemis3> codephobic, all those files are optional, system wide config applies in the absense of these.
[18:48] <ki7mt> geekstay, sudo apt-get install language-selector language-pack-fr language-support-fr
[18:49] <ki7mt> geekstay, After that, if no joy, Im out of Ideas, and you should ask others, or file a bug, as that should work.
[18:49] <geekstay> ki7mt : it's not available, and it asks me to install language-selector-gnome, which is installed.
[18:50] <geekstay> ki7mt : Argh :(. Ok.
[18:51] <ki7mt> geekstay, You may want to ask in #ubuntu -fr also
[18:51] <ki7mt> #ubuntu-fr
[18:51] <codephobic> Artemis3, anyway I can get them reinstalled? I want to write some custom aliases and have them apply to just this account.
[18:51] <Artemis3> codephobic, make them
[18:52] <ki7mt> codephobic, just copy them from /etc/skel .. then add the alias(s) to .bashrc file, and souroce it.
[18:53] <codephobic> ah, wow.
[18:53] <ki7mt> or you could use .bash_aliases .. which is sourced by .bashrc if you have many aliases set up, I do that for pbuilder routines.
[18:53] <codephobic> sorry, ki7mt what do you mean by "source it"?
[18:54] <ki7mt> codephobic, Log out / in or, in a terminal: source ~/.bashrc
[18:54] <codephobic> ah
[18:54] <codephobic> thanks! :)
[18:54] <ki7mt> codephobic, source is tells the shell to re-read the file.
[18:54] <codephobic> ah, cool ... learned a little more linux today :D
[18:55] <codephobic> now to sort out my compass/ruby permissions issue with samba ... fingers crossed.
[18:55] <codephobic> thanks Artemis3, ki7mt
[18:55] <ki7mt> codephobic, Some things require a log out / in, but alias additions do not, simply source the file you add them too.
[18:56] <billy_> hi. ive just installed iscan to use my epson scanner on ubuntu 13.10. im trying to run it from terminal and it doesn't show me any errors but doesn't load. anything i can do to try to debug this?
[18:59] <cusco> testing
[19:01] <catalase> lol, my usb drive isn't being recognized
[19:01] <catalase> df --> drive doesn't show up lol
[19:01] <catalase> df
[19:04] <OerHeks> catalase, try :  lsusb # or : sudo fdisk -l
[19:05] <eeee> catalase: or lsblk
[19:06] <pythonista> Tried to change the mysql directory, cannot get either mysql or apparmor to restart: http://askubuntu.com/questions/490075/error-restarting-apparmor-while-changing-mysql-data-directory
[19:06] <catalase> ok
[19:06] <catalase> it showed
[19:06] <catalase> lets say i want to format that disk
[19:07] <eeee> i think it's mkfs.ext4
[19:07] <eeee> or something
[19:08] <eeee> mkfs.<filesystem> /dev/sdxY
[19:08] <solidus-river> i'm having a problem writing an initscript using start-stop-deamon
[19:08] <MonkeyDust> catalase  or if you like a GUI: gnome-disk-utility
[19:08] <solidus-river> it starts a command in bash and pipes it into a log file
[19:08] <MonkeyDust> like/prefer*
[19:08] <catalase> MonkeyDust, using ubuntu server 14.04
[19:08] <MonkeyDust> ok
[19:08] <catalase> no gui :(
[19:09] <ki7mt> solidus-river, Linke-1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpstartHowto
[19:09] <pythonista> Can anyone help with an apparmor error?
[19:09] <ki7mt> solidus-river, Link-2: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/
[19:09] <solidus-river> but the pid that gets registered is the pid of the shell not the process i want to kill
[19:09] <solidus-river> so stop deamon doesnt work
[19:11] <ki7mt> solidus-river, without going into bash script here, a simple test is: my-script & then echo echo $!  should render the correct pid
[19:11] <Pici> pythonista: you may want to try asking in #ubuntu-server as well
[19:11] <ki7mt> just echo $!  .. not echo echo
[19:12] <pythonista> Pici: thanks, trying now
[19:12] <kurtwp> need a direct link to 32bit net install iso fro desktop 14.04
[19:13] <catalase> lets say i have an external drive that i want to auto-mount on boot
[19:13] <solidus-river> ki7mt: yeah it looks like the script i'm runnin is forking into another pid
[19:13] <eeee> catalase: i think you should add it to the /etc/fstab
[19:13] <MonkeyDust> catalase  fstab
[19:13] <solidus-river> so how do i write an init script for that
[19:13] <solidus-river> thats kinda crazy
[19:14] <catalase> eeee, how do you mount it there?
[19:14] <ki7mt> solidus-river, look at examples in /etc/init.d there's several that set / get / use PID's
[19:14] <catalase> so if the drive is called /dev/sdb
[19:14] <catalase> mount /dev/sdb/ /home/%u/external or something like that?
[19:15] <catalase> oh i see
[19:18] <ki7mt> catalase, Most external mounts are st to /media/$USER/<device-name> ..
[19:26] <Vlostov> Greetings..
[19:27] <catalase> ./dev/sdb                    961303580   73364 912375704   1% /home/%u/external
[19:27] <catalase> im assuming that means its mounted
[19:28] <ki7mt> catalase, looks to be, can you cd to it or ls the contents ?
[19:28] <cemotyz09> is there a way to edit gdm user settings reason is the time shows in a military format and I cannot use touchpad to select only the mouse button
[19:29] <BuddyBoy> can someone help me with MySQL?
[19:29] <kurtwp> looking for a link to download the net CDROM for desktop 14.04
[19:29] <BuddyBoy> I need to know how I can import all data in a text file except for repetitive data and before the first tab
[19:30] <catalase> some directory called lost+found was created lol
[19:30] <catalase> ki7mt
[19:30] <Vlostov> I've got a problem. Its definitively bothering me. When I plug my jack earphone, the hardware changes automatically to 'dummy output' nonexistent. turning itself unable to reproduce any sound. To fix it I have to change manually to surround 4.0. Is there a way to fix it?
[19:31] <skelterjohn> what's the name of the settings widget? i'm using an alternative window manager, so i can't just click to it, need to run it from a terminal
[19:32] <skelterjohn> oh funny, i'm also having a sound issue - coming out of my computer's built-in speakers and my headphones at the same time
[19:32] <skelterjohn> which is a bit antisocial to my coworkers
[19:32] <frank____> .
[19:32] <frank____> .
[19:32] <Vlostov> any clue?
[19:33] <ki7mt> kurtwp, if you mean Netboot ISO: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/trusty/
[19:33] <kurtwp> yes
[19:33] <kurtwp> but what file should I download
[19:33] <ki7mt> kurtwp, What hardware do you have ?
[19:34] <kurtwp> 32bit
[19:34] <ki7mt> i386 then
[19:34] <kurtwp> I think I see it minit.iso - right
[19:34] <ki7mt> !Mint
[19:34] <catalase> it says permission denied, failed to retrieve directory listing,
[19:34] <catalase> but i have full ownership of it
[19:34] <Pici> ki7mt: mini not mint.
[19:34] <catalase> catalase:catalase i think
[19:34] <catalase> nvm
[19:35] <ki7mt> LOL mini :-) sri
[19:35] <kurtwp> ooos
[19:35] <kurtwp> oops
[19:36] <ki7mt> kurtwp, I suppose, they are "mini" iso's, you'll end up downloading allot of files in the end.
[19:36] <kurtwp> that is fine
[19:36] <ki7mt> You can also use the Server ISO, and F4 to Minimal, which is a good foundation to work from.
[19:38] <ki7mt> catalase, sri lost my train of though there, so you mounted the the usb device and now cant access it? What Ubuntu version are you using?
[19:39] <catalase> ki7mt, nvm, i had to change ownership of usb from root to catalase
[19:40] <ki7mt> catalase, yes, that was my next suggestion
[19:40] <catalase> thx u ki7mt
[19:40] <ki7mt> catalase, It should auto-mount though, so you should look into why it's not doing that.
[19:41] <catalase> ki7mt, not sure. but i added it to fstab
[19:41] <catalase> and now it automounts every time on boot
[19:43] <ki7mt> catalase, that works I suppose, as long as you dont change USB ports.
[19:43] <catalase> ya
[19:47] <cemotyz09> Does anyone know how to edit gmc user settings
[19:48] <cemotyz09> I meant gdm
[19:48] <ki7mt> catalase, You test it, by running: sudo blkid on port-A, then umount, add to a different port-B, adn sudo blkid again see if the UUID changes, then add the UUID to FSTAB
[19:48] <ki7mt> you can test it by ..
[19:49] <ki7mt> sri if it does not change .. but I suspect it would change
[19:49] <MonkeyDust> cemotyz09  is this useful https://people.gnome.org/~shaunm/admin-guide/gdm-2.html
[19:51] <eeee> ki7mt: it shouldn't change according to the comments in /etc/fstab
[19:51] <lucas> hi
[19:51] <ki7mt> cemotyz09, Linke-1: https://help.gnome.org/admin/gdm/stable/configuration.html.en .. Linke-2: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/en/man1/gdm.1.html
[19:51] <eeee> "# Use 'blkid' to print the universally unique identifier for a device"
[19:52] <ki7mt> eeee, Yeah, I've not tested that in a while, that's why I suggested the test first.
[19:57] <ajf> vsftpd - refusing to run with writable root inside chroot()
[19:57] <ajf> What do I do?
[19:57] <ajf> I don’t want my users to see all home dirs
[19:58] <ki7mt> ajf, What version of Ubuntu?
[19:58] <ajf> ki7mt: Ubuntu Server 12.10
[19:58] <ikonia> ajf: whats the actual error
[19:59] <ajf> ikonia: The above
[19:59] <ki7mt> ajf, Fist off you should get off of 12.10 on a server, Currently supported: 10.04 LTS (server) 12.04 LTS,  13.10, and 14.04 LTS
[19:59] <ajf> ok
[20:00] <ki7mt> ajf, I would suggest 13.10 either, as that is EOL Next month.
[20:00] <ki7mt> sri would nto suggest.
[20:00] <Daghdha> How can i tell if a chip is supprted by ubuntu? RTL 8139 in my case. That's a chip for networking by (i am guessing) realtek. Is there some HCL for ubuntu? 12.04 in my case but soon -when 14.04 update is available - i will use 14.04
[20:00] <Jordan_U> !hcl | Daghdha
[20:00] <ajf> ki7mt: What’s the proper command to upgrade distro?
[20:01] <Jordan_U> !upgrade | ajf
[20:01] <Jordan_U> ajf: If this is a VPS, look at your provider's documentation as well.
[20:01] <ajf> OK
[20:01] <Alpha-Omega> hey guys, I was wondering whether you would know if there was a way to install Pantheon in Ubuntu 14.04? I tried adding the stable PPA and I got a 404 error. I followed the ppa link and it seems there's no directory for Tahr included in the PPA.
[20:01] <Daghdha> Thank you Jordan_U
[20:01] <Jordan_U> Daghdha: You're welcome.
[20:02] <MonkeyDust> Alpha-Omega  maybe you should contact the maintainer
[20:02] <Jordan_U> ajf: And in the future, for servers you may be running for a long time (which is most, even if long use isn't "planned"), you should try to stick to LTS releases, which have much longer support periods.
[20:03] <ajf> I know
[20:03] <MonkeyDust> Alpha-Omega  it says here, pantheon is elementary-os thingy
[20:03] <MonkeyDust> is an*
[20:04] <Alpha-Omega> MonkeyDust: Yes, it's basically the DE of the elementaryOS distribution, but I want to use it under Ubuntu
[20:05] <wsfsdf> im trying to create a bootable usb with windows 7 on it. I tried unetbootin but it does not detect NTFS drives. so i downloaded unetbootin 494 but i can't get it to run
[20:05] <wsfsdf> is there any way to get it to run or some alternative?
[20:05] <ajf> wsfsdf: format the drive
[20:06] <MonkeyDust> wsfsdf  methinks you have to ask in #windows, how to make windows live bootable
[20:06] <wsfsdf> ajf: i have it formatted to fat32 which unetbootin recognises but windows installer need ntfs
[20:06] <ajf> Oh, right. You also can’t make Windows bootables w/ UNetBootin
[20:06] <ajf> UNetBootin isn’t magic sauce
[20:06] <ajf> it only really works with certain Linux distros
[20:06] <LonelyDanbo> While I'm having a problem with WINE, I suspect this is a more general Ubuntu problem. My WoW updater updates itself, but when I quit and run it again it's the old version. I suspect this is a file permission issue because I copied the files from a Windows installation of WoW. Is there a simple way to check and fix this?
[20:07] <ajf> it can’t make any ISO suddenly become bootable on a USB
[20:07] <Alpha-Omega> wsfsdf: maybe try this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/289559/how-can-i-create-a-windows-bootable-usb-stick-with-ubuntu
[20:07] <ajf> LonelyDanbo: Sure
[20:07] <ajf> Go to your wineprefix
[20:07] <ajf> Use Ctrl+H to show hidden files in your home dir
[20:07] <ajf> go into .wine
[20:07] <LonelyDanbo> I made a new wineprefix for this.
[20:07] <ajf> Ah
[20:07] <ajf> go into it and have a look at the files, I suppose?
[20:08] <ajf> ls -l might be clearer than manually looking with Properties in the GUI
[20:08] <wsfsdf> Alpha-Omega: ill try that thanks, i was trying to get winusb to install but the repo was out of date, but that fix might work thanks
[20:08] <Blaster> Hey how come when I do `sudo apt-get install rubygems` it says `Package rubygems is not available, but is referred to by another package.`?
[20:08] <Trudko> Guys some good tool which would create image from my ubuntu installation so I can easily reinstall it? I am returning laptop I own for repair and I want to remove ubuntu from it and easily recovery it
[20:09] <Alpha-Omega> wsfsdf: np
[20:09] <jowi> hello everyone. I hope you're doing well. I'm looking for a remote administration tool (gui) for BIND similar to Windows RSAT. RSAT works well but it's on a XP machine that will be scrapped and wish to go full Ubuntu.
[20:09] <MonkeyDust> Blaster  type     apt-cache search rubygems    to what packages they mean
[20:09] <LonelyDanbo> all the "-rwxrwxr-x" means full permissions, I'm guessing. :| then I gotta figure out what's wrong.
[20:09] <MonkeyDust> Blaster  to know what packages they mean*
[20:09] <jowi> it is the last win machine on my network and i wish to get rid of it :)
[20:10] <Alpha-Omega> MonkeyDust: It seems that the 404 may be because it cannot find the Tahr folder on the PPA server, I wonder if I change sources to check for the previous Ubuntu release and use that if the installation may complete.
[20:10] <wsfsdf> Alpha-Omega: that instlled thanks again dude
[20:10] <Alpha-Omega> wsfsdf: yeah np, hopefully it works
[20:11] <ckindley> Hi folks - I have a problem with LightDM. It "just doesn't work" when root is over NBD, but works fine when root is over NFS.
[20:11] <ckindley> Unsuccessful lightdm startup: http://bpaste.net/show/422671/   --- successful startup: http://bpaste.net/show/422771/
[20:11] <ikonia> "doesn't work" doesn't cut it
[20:11] <ikonia> explain the problem, if you are netbooting nfs, you should be able to explain a problem clearly
[20:12] <ckindley> ikonia: Relax, hombre, we're getting there. :P
[20:12] <ki7mt> jowi, Looking into Samba4 IS AD, though I've not used the implementation myself, there's plenty of resource documentation.
[20:12] <ikonia> ckindley: so straight away http://bpaste.net/show/422671/
[20:12] <ikonia> oops
[20:12] <ckindley> ikonia: The difference is that gnome-settings-daemon has a fatal IO error. (gnome-settings-daemon:1415): Gdk-WARNING **: gnome-settings-daemon: Fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server :0.
[20:12] <ikonia> ckindley: [+0.07s] WARNING: Failed to open sessions directory: Error opening directory '/usr/share/lightdm/remote-sessions': No such file or directory
[20:12] <LonelyDanbo> what do all the letters mean in the ls -l results?
[20:12] <ikonia> it looks like your nfs is not stable
[20:12] <LonelyDanbo> I tried to man ls and didn't see it mentioned there.
[20:13] <ckindley> ikonia: That's superfluous.
[20:13] <ikonia> this also appears to be gentoo - not ubuntu
[20:13] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, type: man ls
[20:13] <ckindley> ikonia: Well, you at least noticed something...
[20:13] <LonelyDanbo> I did type man ls
[20:13] <ikonia> I noticed your nfs is unstable
[20:13] <ckindley> My NFS is fine.
[20:13] <SpinDoct0r> Can anybody help setup a bonded network card. It claims to be up, but no traffic will flow. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7728111/
[20:13] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, then you shoudl have seen: -l     use a long listing format
[20:13] <ikonia> doesn't look like it
[20:13] <jowi> ki7mt, yeah, I have samba/kerberos/bind/etc all set up with a domain, domain controllers and clients. just need a remote gui for bind
[20:13] <ikonia> ckindley: I suggest you take this to the gentoo guys
[20:13] <ckindley> Maybe I shouldn't have come here - I figured that a few folks might know a thing or two about LightDM.
[20:14] <LonelyDanbo> ki7mt, yes, but it doesn't list what all the letters are for.
[20:14] <ckindley> ikonia: Suggestion duly noted. Where do you think I started, being a 'gentoo guy?'
[20:14] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Yes it does, -l == long format
[20:14] <LonelyDanbo> no, I mean all the drxrwrw stuff
[20:15] <LonelyDanbo> ki7mt, the "drwxrwxr-x" stuff it spits out when I actually type "ls -l"
[20:15] <ki7mt> jowi, I suppose, you could look at the web-based Samba Admin tools,
[20:15] <subz3r0> directory - read - write - execute - read - write - execute - read - write - execute
[20:15] <subz3r0> user|grp|others
[20:16] <LonelyDanbo> hm... what's the 3rd repetition of those for?
[20:16] <subz3r0> others
[20:16] <LonelyDanbo> oh.
[20:16] <subz3r0> rwx|rwx|rwx = user|group|others
[20:17] <subz3r0> rwx = 7
[20:17] <subz3r0> r = 4
[20:17] <subz3r0> w = 6
[20:17] <LonelyDanbo> thanks.
[20:17] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, More Info: http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/309527-understanding-linux-file-permissions
[20:17] <subz3r0> x = 7
[20:17] <subz3r0> its 421
[20:17] <LonelyDanbo> unfortunately it means I didn't find the problem with the file not updating itself. :(
[20:17] <subz3r0> all together = 7
[20:18] <subz3r0> understood? or need other example?
[20:18] <subz3r0> its pretty easy when you realized how it works
[20:19] <jowi> ki7mt, my DC's are Zentyal and there is no plugin for that. Which is why I'm looking for remote administration tool for DNS
[20:19] <Sunstream> ok  how the hell do I turn off chat bubbles in Xchat
[20:20] <jowi> ki7mt, something like gadmin-bind but for remote server
[20:22] <jowi> ki7mt, perhaps RSAT for Ubuntu simply doesn't exist (I've been searching). It just feels wrong keeping a Win box to administer Linux servers and clients :)
[20:24] <ki7mt> jowi, No I dont RAST equal for Linux exists inf the OS domain, I think there's commercial apps available though, but cost allot of $$
[20:24] <ki7mt> jowi, That's why I thought maybe Samba IA AD but if that doesn't work not sure where to go from there.
[20:25] <ki7mt> .. Samba IS AD .. ..
[20:25] <jowi> ki7mt, thank's for your time. If I don't find anything else I'll see if I can fix something up in Python
[20:25] <mrlesmithjr> anyone here seen an issue with 14.04 running on ESXi and networking just stops and even setting a static address in /etc/network/interfaces does not work...however if I manually enter IP info from cli it will start working
[20:26] <Sunstream> Finally
[20:26] <Genitrust> once I do "sha256sum some-file.tar.bz2", is there a way I can send that line to "grep" to check if the line is inside a file that indexes a bunch of signatures?
[20:28] <subz3r0> Genitrust: sha256sum -c cheksumfile filetocheck
[20:28] <subz3r0> done
[20:28] <ki7mt> Genitrust, save the shasum to a var, then do a loop through the file bu line and pattern match
[20:28] <Sunstream> testing
[20:28] <Genitrust> ahh lemme try both
[20:29] <CarlFK> what-s the apt-get command to dump the cache?  (I need some space)
[20:29] <subz3r0> man apt-get
[20:29] <subz3r0> apt-cache tab tab
[20:29] <Genitrust> ahh cool, i find that just "sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.asc" does the job
[20:30] <Pici> CarlFK: apt-get clean
[20:30] <Genitrust> ...as long as all files are in the same directory
[20:30] <CarlFK> Pici: thanks
[20:30] <Sunstream> There it nowjoins freenode and the 2 channles now to figure out how to shut off the chat bubb;es
[20:30] <brazzo1> does anyone speak french ?
[20:31] <ki7mt> Genitrust, checkout LFS, they have a nice tutorial using popd / pushd for lots of files to test after download, to much to type here.
[20:31] <brazzo1> i write with a girl and dont know what she is saying
[20:31] <OerHeks> brazzo1, maybe in #ubuntu-fr
[20:32] <Genitrust> thanks ki7mt  :)
[20:32] <usr13> brazzo1:   https://translate.google.com/
[20:32] <OerHeks> brazzo1, so you are not sure it is a girl?
[20:33] <subz3r0> writing it to a var is just waste of time, since you can handle it with the tool itself... anyways :)
[20:33] <usr13> OerHeks: You may not be sure, but brazzo1 apparently is.
[20:33] <ki7mt> Genitrust, Here's the page I was thinking about: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/stable/chapter03/introduction.html
[20:33] <brazzo1> @OerHeks im sure she is a girl but i did not no that she doesn't speak english :D
[20:33] <IdleOne> How is this anything to do with ubuntu support?
[20:34] <Genitrust> oooo awesome... ki7mt you rock!
[20:34] <ki7mt> Genitrust, Which uses the method subz3r0 recommended: md5sum -c md5sums
[20:34] <usr13> OerHeks: My assumption has been confirmed.
[20:35] <subz3r0> ki7mt: i just like it simple :)
[20:35] <tomengland> does anyone know how to view raw file thumbnails in the file explorer?
[20:35] <tomengland> like .cr2 files.
[20:35] <tomengland> ubuntu 14
[20:36] <subz3r0> think so
[20:36] <subz3r0> tomengland: google: " ubuntu cr2 files"
[20:36] <subz3r0> first entry: http://www.madox.net/blog/2008/11/25/how-to-open-canon-cr2-raws-in-ubuntu/
[20:36] <Guest1194> ?
[20:36] <tomengland> no
[20:36] <tomengland> not open a cr2 file
[20:37] <tomengland> view their thumbnails in the file manager
[20:37] <subz3r0> google: ubuntu cr2 nautilus
[20:37] <subz3r0> http://ubuntuguide.net/raw-cr2-image-preview-in-gnome-nautilus-using-gnome-raw-thumbnail
[20:37] <subz3r0> this one?
[20:38] <tomengland> yeah gnome-raw-thumbnail is very slow in ubuntu 14
[20:38] <subz3r0> or just: sudo apt-get install gnome-raw-thumbnailer && sudo nautilus -q
[20:38] <subz3r0> ohh, okay
[20:38] <subz3r0> never used it. so that was my first guess to search for it :)
[20:39] <tomengland> is there a way to replace the native file manager in ubuntu?
[20:40] <LonelyDanbo> what's the proper format for this command? Exec=wine "C:\\Program Files\\WoW\\Launcher.exe"
[20:40] <tomengland> I know of a gnome based file manager that does this natively
[20:40] <usr13> tomengland: Yes
[20:40] <usr13> tomengland: Your choice
[20:40] <LonelyDanbo> it's for a .desktop file.
[20:40] <Sunstream> damnn it I cannot get the chat bubbles to go away
[20:41] <subz3r0> LonelyDanbo: long time agon since i started an app from the cmd line. wasnt it just wine path/to/exe?
[20:41] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, You probably want something like: wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe.
[20:41] <usr13> tomengland: thunar konqueror nautilus dolphin ......
[20:42] <tomengland> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DefaultFileManager
[20:42] <subz3r0> or use playonlinux. you can easily create desktop icons with it
[20:42] <usr13> Sunstream: try irssi
[20:42] <tomengland> is that still the course of action?
[20:42] <subz3r0> Sunstream: xchat? you can turn them off in the options
[20:43] <Pici> Sunstream: You can also ask in xchat's channel, which is #xchat
[20:43] <usr13> Pici: Very cleverly named channel!
[20:43] <ki7mt> lol
[20:43] <ki7mt> not to state the obvious ey :-)
[20:44] <LonelyDanbo> I was trying to avoid the full path and using a relative directory from inside the fake Windows directory, but I'm not sure if it really matters.
[20:45] <pythonista> I changed my mysql data directory. I got it to work initially, but on restart I can no longer get the the database to start. Here are the directions that I followed: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1795176/how-to-change-mysql-data-directory
[20:45] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Create an alias in .bashrc  .. then Ctrl+Alt+T .. WoW job done
[20:45]  * nuno_nunes boa noite, goedenavond, goodnight
[20:46] <subz3r0> pythonirc101: dont you think its better to ask in #mysql?
[20:46] <subz3r0> pythonista: #mysql
[20:47] <LonelyDanbo> hm. beyond me. maybe I'll go with your first suggestion.
[20:48] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, You shoudl really look at Linux Aliases they are == Windows Shortcuts, and make live very easy
[20:48] <LonelyDanbo> but the syntax changes whether it's in double-quotes or not?
[20:48] <ki7mt> make life  .. ..
[20:48] <ki7mt> Hold on one.
[20:49] <LonelyDanbo> somehow it works one way but not the other.
[20:49] <subz3r0> "" or ''
[20:49] <subz3r0> both should work
[20:49] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, type: echo >> wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe ~/.bachrc
[20:50] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, sir my bad, updated: echo >> alias WoW='wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe' ~/.bachrc
[20:50] <ki7mt> source ~/.bashrc
[20:50] <ki7mt> then: WoW
[20:50] <LonelyDanbo> I gotta modify it somewhat, since it's .wine_WoW
[20:51] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Sure, edit as needed, was just an example.
[20:52] <LonelyDanbo> command not found. :D
[20:52] <Soult77> hello
[20:52] <LonelyDanbo> huh I wonder which command was not found...
[20:52] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, what command did you run ?>
[20:53] <Pici> ki7mt: The command you provided is not correct.  It should be echo text >> filename not echo >> text filename
[20:53] <LonelyDanbo> I ran echo >> alias WoW='wine ~/.wine_WoW/drive_c/Program\ Files/WoW/Launcher.exe' ~/.bachrc
[20:53] <LonelyDanbo> and then typed WoW
[20:53] <subz3r0> ~/.bachrc ? :D
[20:53] <subz3r0> :P
[20:54] <LonelyDanbo> was supposed to be bashrc?
[20:54] <LonelyDanbo> oh boy.
[20:54] <ki7mt> LOL sri, yes ~/.bashrc  whoops\
[20:55] <LonelyDanbo> nope. still can't find WoW
[20:55] <LonelyDanbo> WoW: command not found
[20:56] <eeee> LonelyDanbo: that only adds that to .bashrc
[20:56] <Sunstream> Someone say hi
[20:56] <eeee> type alias, do you see it there?
[20:56] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Pici Was correct, im dislyexic :-): echo >> ~/.bashrc alias Wow='wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe'
[20:56] <Pici> ki7mt: you did it wrong again.
[20:56] <ki7mt> Ok fix it then.l
[20:56] <LonelyDanbo> what does it do if I typo it as .bachrc ? do I need to go delete a mutant file?
[20:56] <Pici> LonelyDanbo: echo alias Wow='wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe' >> ~/.bashrc
[20:56] <Sunstream> yay fixed it
[20:57] <subz3r0> lool
[20:57] <subz3r0> :D
[20:57] <Sunstream> No more screen filling up
[20:57] <Pici> LonelyDanbo: or just open up ~/.bashrc and manually put that as the last thing in the file.
[20:57] <subz3r0> LonelyDanbo: yes, since you echoed it in the wrong file
[20:57] <LonelyDanbo> I can't even find .bashrc
[20:57] <subz3r0> ls -lah | grep bachrc
[20:57] <subz3r0> yes, becaude its hidden
[20:57] <ki7mt> Pici, This also works:  echo >> ~/.bashrc alias Wow='wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe'
[20:58] <subz3r0> hidden files start with a .
[20:58] <LonelyDanbo> I got hidden files shown
[20:58] <ki7mt> I just tested it, twice.
[20:58] <subz3r0> open a terminal and do ls -lah
[20:58] <subz3r0> or just ls -a
[20:58] <subz3r0> but i like -lah more... anyways :)
[20:59] <LonelyDanbo>  ohhhh. for some reason I was expecting a folder, not a file. I'm... really tired. I should have checked more carefully.
[20:59] <LonelyDanbo> no typoed .bachrc though.
[20:59] <subz3r0> :)
[21:00] <LonelyDanbo> oh, probably because the command didn't create the file. oh man... I bet it overwrote my Update.exe instead of the .bashrc
[21:00] <ki7mt> Hoever, you need double quotes though:  echo >> ~/.bashrc alias "Wow='wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/Wow.exe'"
[21:04] <LonelyDanbo> did it mess up my updater.exe file with that command? do I have to go plug in my dying external HD to get the original file? >> adds to the end of a file, doesn't it.
[21:05] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, No it should not mess with your updater.exe .. and yes ">>" is append to
[21:05] <LonelyDanbo> oh. I guess that bad command wrote... absolutely nothing to... "alias"
[21:06] <LonelyDanbo> but no alias file
[21:06] <subz3r0> LonelyDanbo: go sleep a bit and try it tomorrow again. :)
[21:06] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Edit the file manually then, add the alias as desired, then source your .bashrc
[21:06] <subz3r0> will be a lot easier :P
[21:06] <LonelyDanbo> yeah. I'm getting insanely retarded.
[21:06] <LonelyDanbo> was just trying to make sure I didn't have more mess to clean up.
[21:06] <subz3r0> also just an advice... dont work as root in the bash when beeing tired ;)
[21:07] <ki7mt> It's not a mess, it's just what it is
[21:07] <subz3r0> weird things can happen :P
[21:07] <LonelyDanbo> I thought it might have caused a mess.
[21:07] <ki7mt> worst case you would have created a useless file, which could be deleted.
[21:08] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, echo is fairly safe :-) rm -R or rm -F on the other had, things can go wrong in a hurry.
[21:08] <LonelyDanbo> guess I just... in the file .bashrc, I add alias Wow='wine ~/.wine_WoW/drive_c/Program\ Files/WoW/Launcher.exe'
[21:09] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Loog reasonable, yes
[21:09] <ki7mt> looks
[21:09] <LonelyDanbo> bleh. tell me about it. I wiped a partition with all my backup data on it a few months ago thinking it was a USB drive. T_T I still gotta get around to trying to recover that.
[21:10] <LonelyDanbo> bleh. still doesn't work.
[21:10] <LonelyDanbo> very strange.
[21:10] <subz3r0> "<ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, echo is fairly safe :-) rm -R or rm -F on the other had, things can go wrong in a hurry."
[21:11] <subz3r0> and whats about rm -rf?
[21:11] <subz3r0> ;P
[21:11] <ki7mt> subz3r0, Yeah, that's really bad
[21:11] <subz3r0> hehe
[21:11] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, After adding the alias, did you source ~/.bashrc
[21:12] <subz3r0> no idea atm about the us keyboard ... but on ours on the numpad is /* directly next to each other
[21:12] <subz3r0> and rm -rf /* as root wont be good :)
[21:12] <LonelyDanbo> source? no. how do you do that?
[21:12] <ki7mt> subz3r0, is Sht+8 so pretty safe here on that one.
[21:13] <subz3r0> ki7mt: you dont have them on the numpad?
[21:13] <LonelyDanbo> uhg. I gotta add in the option to launch this WINE app without a terminal! it keeps spitting out text while the game is running in another window. :P
[21:13] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, After adding an entry into your ~/.bashrc file you have to log out / in or, in the terminal: source ~/.bashrc
[21:13] <LonelyDanbo> the .desktop installation instructions had something for that.
[21:13] <ki7mt> subz3r0, DOnt use the numpad
[21:13] <subz3r0> ahh okay
[21:13] <ki7mt> but /* are next to each other there for sure.
[21:14] <qwart> What ubuntu version would you recomend it you dont like unity?
[21:14] <subz3r0> ki7mt: since i need to type a lot of IPs, i use the numpad instead... a lot faster
[21:14] <ki7mt> I would think so yeah
[21:14] <subz3r0> qwart: ubuntu gnome 14.04, lubuntu, xubuntu
[21:14] <subz3r0> i prefer ubuntu gnome
[21:14] <qwart> I really like the windows manager in fedora
[21:14] <subz3r0> but it depends of the own taste ofc
[21:15] <subz3r0> no idea whats used in fedora
[21:15] <Sunstream> Youtube is offically crap now
[21:15] <subz3r0> but you can install almost any DE in ubuntu
[21:15] <ki7mt> qwart, UBuntu with Mate, LDXE, Cinnamon  Razor-QT, gosh there's loads of them.
[21:15] <qwart> Is there something similar for ubuntu?
[21:16] <LonelyDanbo> why does this work but I can't modify it to use a folder like "program files" with a space in it?  wine "C:\\WoW\\Launcher.exe"
[21:16] <ki7mt> qwart, here's 8 of them compared: http://www.howtogeek.com/163154/linux-users-have-a-choice-8-linux-desktop-environments/
[21:17] <Sunstream> Without adblock plus youtube is a ad heaven Google you greedy bunch of arsehats.
[21:18] <ki7mt> qwart, And another review, stating resource requirements: http://www.renewablepcs.com/about-linux/kde-gnome-or-xfce
[21:18] <LonelyDanbo> ah well. got the .desktop shortcut to work, and my updater.exe is updated, probably because I moved the game folder to program files. how strange.
[21:20] <ki7mt> Sunstream, Is there a question in there somewhere?
[21:21] <subz3r0> LonelyDanbo: space wont work
[21:21] <subz3r0> you need to write this: THIS IS A TEST
[21:21] <subz3r0> like THIS\ IS\ A\ TEST
[21:21] <subz3r0> even * wont work mostly you would need to write \*
[21:22] <bing> hey can i get a volunteer to build my game on ubuntu?  it compiles on fedora just fine
[21:22] <lj1102> hello, I've a backup of my encrypted home directory, how can I decrypt it ? when i run ecryptfs-mount-private i'm getting an error "ERROR: Encrypted private directory is not setup properly
[21:23] <lj1102> "
[21:23] <ki7mt> bing, try in OFTC #udebian-mentors or #ubuntu-packaging ..  I'd look at it, but I've got way to many going on at the moment.
[21:23] <ki7mt> bing, Mybe even #ubuntu-motu also
[21:24] <bing> it's already in ubuntu & debian
[21:24] <subz3r0> http://www.howtogeek.com/116297/how-to-recover-an-encrypted-home-directory-on-ubuntu/
[21:24] <ki7mt> bing, sri it's:  OFTC #debian-mentors
[21:24] <Geo> Hi, my machine keeps hanging- I see a few error messages along the line of "task jbd2 blocked for more than 120 seconds"
[21:24] <ki7mt> bing, The why are you asking us to build it?
[21:24] <Geo> any thoughts as to where to start troubleshooting this?
[21:24] <bing> ki7mt, just to run into the problems before the DD does
[21:25] <ki7mt> bing, Why can you use pbuilder / pbuild-dist and build it yourself ?
[21:25] <ki7mt> Why can't
[21:26] <ki7mt> If it builds fine on Debian Sid / Tursty {i386,amd64}, then it's probably good to go.
[21:29] <ki7mt> Personally, I dont build other folks packages that I dont know and or trust on my workstation, as that's a good way to brick your box.
[21:29] <jb_> good night
[21:30] <subz3r0> ki7mt: the magic word is Virtualization ;)
[21:31] <ki7mt> subz3r0, That's one way too, but really, pbuilder or sbuild is pretty safe too really, it's just Im not overly trusting when some pop up and says he, build my source code :-)
[21:31] <subz3r0> :P
[21:32] <ki7mt> He's chatting in #debian-mentors  now .. should learn to build it on his own first.
[21:33] <lj1102> alright i got it, using ecrypt-fs-private using my backed up home directory path as argument. Now i'm trying to recover my mails from the ".thunderbird" directory, any hints on that?
[21:36] <lm05> Hello
[21:37] <LonelyDanbo> woohoo. got WoW running in Linux! only took me half a day of trial and error.
[21:37] <subz3r0> !PL | lm05
[21:37] <subz3r0> :)
[21:37] <lm05> ubottu: I think that "Hello" is not polish word...
[21:38] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, Yeah, but you leaned allot and it's running, which is the end goal ey :-)
[21:38] <blingo> hi
[21:39] <lm05> Some light text Linux for IRC? I have an old computer and...
[21:39] <lm05> :)
[21:39] <blingo> irssi
[21:39] <LonelyDanbo> well, you know these scrubs. lazy, always wanting to get the results without doing the work. they never learn a thing. that's me! Well, I'm sure some of it sticks.
[21:39] <lm05> Thank you :)
[21:40] <LonelyDanbo> I mean, the first time I tried to get my Linux installation working, or WINE, it took DAYS.
[21:40] <ki7mt> LonelyDanbo, for me, it's usually the things "not to do" that stick, but still have to go look for "what to do" :-)
[21:41] <blingo> wine sucks
[21:41] <LonelyDanbo> yeah. not formatting your HD instead of your USB stick.
[21:41] <ki7mt> Yeah, wine is not the best approach really, should be avoided if at all possible.
[21:43] <crocket> compiz suddenly stopped working on Ubuntu 14.04
[21:43] <crocket> I can't make it work.
[21:43] <crocket> I can't see unity panel and windows manager.
[21:43] <crocket> How can I bring them back?
[21:46] <Beldar> crocket, Do you have the compiz config installed unity is a plugin in compiz?  Do you have ant cause and effect  address.
[21:46] <crocket> Beldar: Ask one question at a time.
[21:46] <crocket> ccsm is installed, and unity is a compiz plugin.
[21:46] <crocket> I also tried reboot.
[21:47] <Beldar> crocket, Sorry can't help than. ;)
[21:47] <alexa> where do I find report from long lasting test smarttcl?
[21:48] <zerowaitstate> alexa: you're asking for help administering a botnet?
[21:48] <ki7mt> alexa, Maybe here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/smartmontools/+bugs
[21:48] <alexa> no. I'd like to check a status of my secondary hard drive.
[21:49] <zerowaitstate> ah, sorry
[21:49] <alexa> I ran smarttcl --test=long /dev/sda
[21:49] <Jason12> anyone available for paid help via Teamviewer? I'm pulling my hair out with setting up a file server on ubuntu
[21:49] <alexa> it said it will be finished at 11:45
[21:49] <alexa> where do I find the report?
[21:49] <ki7mt> alexa, Sri, I misunderstood, your looking for the output not a long lasting issue, my bad.
[21:49] <alexa> :)
[21:49] <Jason12> I can send $25 via Paypal for beer money
[21:50] <zerowaitstate> Jason12: is this a Samba server?
[21:50] <Beldar> Jason12, Totally offtopic, this is support on the channel period.
[21:50] <Jason12> Yes, Samba
[21:51] <zerowaitstate> Jason12: part of a domain or just a workgroup and is it Samba4 or Samba3?
[21:52] <Jason12> zerowaitstate: how do I determine Samba version? Look at smb.conf?
[21:53] <genii> Jason12: ... or possibly, apt-cache policy samba
[21:53] <YokoBR> hey guys, i'm on ubuntu 13.10 with kernel 3.11, and snd_hda_intel causes kernel panic
[21:53] <ki7mt> alexa, Looking at the man page, aren't you supposed to re-direct the command to a file of your choice ?
[21:53] <Beldar> YokoBR, How about the previous kernel? Has this been always the panic?
[21:54] <YokoBR> nope, just this kernel Beldar
[21:54] <YokoBR> I was here yesterday
[21:54] <YokoBR> i was able to boot blacklisting it.
[21:54] <Geo> Hi, my machine keeps hanging- I see a few error messages along the line of "task jbd2 blocked for more than 120 seconds" ... this repeats and fills the screen, with various other tasks. It seems to be possibly related to my HP raid, maybe, as it mentions the /dev/ path. any thoughts on where to strrt troubleshooting?
[21:54] <Beldar> YokoBR, Do you still have previous kernels?
[21:54] <lm05> Why my ubuntu server start's Busybox?
[21:55] <YokoBR> nope, but i'm trying to use another update of snd_hda_intel, lauched today.
[21:55] <alexa> alex@machine ~ $ man smarttcl
[21:55] <alexa> No manual entry for smarttcl
[21:55] <alexa> smarttcl -h gives no clue
[21:55] <ki7mt> alexa, also, may want to look at GSmartControl as an option for a GUI, just a thought.
[21:55] <Beldar> YokoBR, I don't believe I will be able to help. ;)
[21:56] <ki7mt> alexa, ManPage: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man8/smartctl.8.html
[21:56] <YokoBR> Ok, Beldar, thanks anyway :)
[21:57] <Jason12> genii: Hi neither smb.conf nor the apt-cache policy samba return the samba version
[21:58] <zerowaitstate> Jason12: can you "man samba"?
[21:58] <ki7mt> apt-cache show samba
[21:58] <genii> Jason12: What *did* apt-cache policy samba   return?
[21:59] <genii> ( might not be installed at all, even)
[21:59] <Jason12> samba 3.6!
[22:00] <ki7mt> apt-cache show samba |grep Version  ;  shows the repo version of Samba here
[22:00] <ki7mt> whis 4.1.6
[22:00] <Jason12> So, I'm trying to share a folder on my network for all lan users to be able to read/write to without entering in a password. Basically a very open shareable folder. This folder *also* happens to be a dropbox folder
[22:01] <knott_rays> is there a channel for ubuntu touch?
[22:01] <MonkeyDust> !touch
[22:01] <Jason12> the workstations are all running   windows 7. I want zero security (I might get dinged for saying that here)
[22:02] <ki7mt> Jason12, Info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1943026
[22:02] <MonkeyDust> chmod 777indeed looks eery
[22:02] <YokoBR> Beldar: Solved :DDDDD
[22:03] <NGC3982> Does anyone really need 777, at any time in their use of Ubuntu?
[22:03] <MonkeyDust> Jason12  with chmod 777 anyone can do anything, even lock you out
[22:03] <Beldar> YokoBR, Good job, as a helper that makes me happier than actually helping. ;)
[22:04] <zerowaitstate> well, there were two options listed
[22:04] <YokoBR> Ty, Beldar :D
[22:14] <EO_> http://pastebin.com/391DNDNB <-- does anyone know why I can't install syslog-ng on a vanilla 14.04 LTS?
[22:15] <decoder> hi all. I just did a fresh 14.04 installation on an older acer laptop. using wget, I get 2.5 MB/s downstream from one of my servers. but the firefox is extremely slow. it seems like every connection it makes is hanging/delayed
[22:15] <decoder> ping also doesnt show any packet loss or such things
[22:15] <decoder> connection is wireless, but with good signal
[22:15] <decoder> any ideas or known bugs there?
[22:17] <EO_> I had to remove rsyslog package, which also insisted on removing "ubuntu-minimal" before syslog-ng was allowed to be installed.
[22:17] <EO_> It was fearsome, removing ubuntu-minimal, whatever that is.
[22:19] <Bashing-om> EO_: Don't know yet, what returns from -> apt-cache policy syslog-ng-core <- ?
[22:19] <vak> why could it happen that udev didn't create /dev/sd[abc] entries?
[22:20] <loganRun> I have a video capture device that no longer works since I upgraded my mythtv
[22:21] <kkkkkkkkkk> hi
[22:21] <loganRun> I mean upgraded ubuntu
[22:21] <kkkkkkkkkk> hi all
[22:21] <loganRun> how can I find out what ubuntu messed up
[22:22] <Bashing-om> kkkkkkkkkk: This is ubuntu support, do you have a request ?
[22:22] <Tin_man> i've a question, i'm confused about desk top managers, unity, kde, xfce, lxde, and such, running ubuntu 14.04..
[22:22] <kkkkkkkkkk> Bashing-om, no thanks
[22:23] <unkn-error> hello
[22:23] <Bashing-om> kkkkkkkkkk: ....Well then, you are welcome to look (lurk) and learn .. huh .
[22:23] <Tin_man> i guess ubuntu has unity, but can i change it to lxde?
[22:23] <kkkkkkkkkk> Bashing-om, thanks very much
[22:23] <Beldar> Tin_man, You can install the lxde desktop yes
[22:23] <Tin_man> ok thanks
[22:24] <Tin_man> still learning
[22:24] <kkkkkkkkkk> Bashing-om, i have a question: where can i download ubuntu sources?
[22:24] <Beldar> Tin_man, Be careful if you think removing unity is an issue is all not really a good idea, just a heads up.
[22:24] <Bashing-om> Tin_man: You may install any Desk Top environmnet that you like .. backing back out is a different story ..
[22:24] <kkkkkkkkkk> Bashing-om, all source codes
[22:25] <in_deep_thought> how do I recursively search for a filename in a directory? is it grep or find?
[22:25] <loganRun> I have a video capture card that is no longer working after upgrading my system is there any way to figure out what is wrong
[22:25] <Tin_man> i really like unity.. but my wifes machine is a tad bit slower..
[22:25] <Bashing-om> kkkkkkkkkk: Are you running 'buntu ? all source code is available from the software repository ( src enabled in /etc/apt/sources.list ).
[22:25] <unkn-error> I have a dual boot system with 2 windows 8.1 install, ALL partitions are PRIMARY, 1-st partition is small and it is Active (the boot one with windows bootloaders and some recovery stuff), second partition is with windows 8.1 x64 bit Primary, third partition is windows 8.1 x32 Primary. Can I install UBUNTU with WUBI in this scenario?
[22:26] <Beldar> !wubi | unkn-error
[22:26] <kkkkkkkkkk> Bashing-om, yes ubuntu 14.04
[22:27] <unkn-error> I don't have uefi, any my laptop is not windows 8 certified...
[22:27] <unkn-error> :-|
[22:27] <kkkkkkkkkk> Bashing-om, i would like to download all sources, ALL
[22:28] <Beldar> unkn-error, wubi is not supported and when it was by one user, not a good idea ever unless that is the only choice. A virtual would be better.
[22:28] <unkn-error> thank you for info
[22:28] <Tin_man> well thanks for the help.. i'll just lurk for awhile
[22:29] <Beldar> Tin_man, Just wear the cool shades and no one will notice. ;)
[22:29] <Bashing-om> kkkkkkkkkk: How many petra bytes of storag do you have .. no known desk top can do that ! -> apt-get source <package_name> to get ANY source code ya want.
[22:29] <Tin_man> hat won't melt?
[22:30] <Beldar> Tin_man, tin or copper?
[22:30] <Beldar> ;)
[22:30] <Tin_man> hellopat_, i can't get off to look at it..
[22:30] <Beldar> lol
[22:31] <Tin_man> maybe gold
[22:31] <pepee> can someone do me a favor? run vdpauinfo if you are using the radeon OSS driver
[22:31] <Tin_man> nah i'm sure my wife would of scraped me..
[22:31] <loganRun> so I tried cat /dev/video 0 > test.ts , but it says input/output error
[22:32] <pepee> and post it to pastebin
[22:32] <Geo> Hi, my machine keeps hanging- I see a few error messages along the line of "task jbd2 blocked for more than 120 seconds" ... this repeats and fills the screen, with various other tasks. It seems to be possibly related to my HP raid, maybe, as it mentions the /dev/ path. any thoughts on where to strrt troubleshooting?
[22:37] <loganRun> is anybody out there? anyone at all?
[22:37] <massdos> hello
[22:37] <Liveware> hey
[22:37] <massdos> anyone speak russian here?
[22:38] <massdos> i need some help in translation.
[22:38] <massdos> google doesnt help -__-
[22:38] <loganRun> perestroika
[22:39] <Liveware> not even slightly but I can try and understand anything you can type in English
[22:39] <massdos> http://pastebin.com/ecfPsLcw
[22:40] <massdos> anyone can help with this?
[22:40] <jowi> !ru
[22:41] <pooderpolly> anybody home?
[22:41] <Liveware> hey
[22:41] <pooderpolly> I need help with http://tinyurl.com/n9j8jx4
[22:41] <SchrodingersScat> pooderpolly: that is spam
[22:41] <Liveware> help in what way? that seems spammy
[22:41] <Liveware> yeah :p
[22:41] <pooderpolly> hue
[22:42] <pooderpolly> well i do need help
[22:42] <pooderpolly> so theres that
[22:42] <pooderpolly> ty for the help
[22:42] <SchrodingersScat> Liveware: next time use curl -I <link> so they don't stuff anything into your browser
[22:43] <Liveware> Anyone a qualified psychiatrist in here for @pooderpolly
[22:45] <loganRun> glastnost
[23:00] <kkkkkkkkkk> hi can i register a nickname ????
[23:02] <kkkkkkkkkk> How can i register a nickname??????
[23:02] <kkkkkkkkkk> How can i register a nickname??????
[23:02] <kkkkkkkkkk> How can i register a nickname??????
[23:34] <akurilin> Quick question: have you guys found much of a difference between using Intel's i5 and i7?
[23:34] <akurilin> For development machines
[23:52] <raspberrypifan> how can i figure out the root password
[23:52] <raspberrypifan> it seems i wasnt asked to configure it
[23:53] <Jason12> Hi can someone help me with Samba and Dropbox on my ubuntu machine? I've shared my ubuntu dropbox folder within the lan and chmod 777 on it. The other computers (Windows 7 machines) can see and read/write to it on the lan. However, if a remote non-lan pc creates a file and that file is downloaded by ubuntu dropbox, that file only has Read permissions (hence nobody on the lan can write to it. They get Access Denied when trying to mak
[23:54] <k1l> raspberrypifan: on ubuntu there is none
[23:54] <Jason12> If in Ubuntu I chmod that said file to 777 then it allows writing from the lan again. So I guess I'm asking how I can have newly created files by ubuntu dropbox inherit the 777 permissions
[23:54] <raspberrypifan> what if i try to do su
[23:55] <k1l> raspberrypifan: dont do that. is this a rpi?
[23:56] <raspberrypifan> no
[23:56] <raspberrypifan> on a vm
[23:56] <David-A> raspberrypifan: to gain root privileges, use sudo and your normal user password
[23:56] <Beldar> raspberrypifan, You might research admin options in ubuntu, it has it's own setup, all the same access as others just differing commands than other OS's.
[23:56] <k1l> !root | raspberrypifan
[23:56] <raspberrypifan> but i gotta keep using sudo
[23:56] <raspberrypifan> everytime
[23:57] <David-A> raspberrypifan: you can start a sudo session
[23:57] <David-A> raspberrypifan: sudo -s
[23:57] <raspberrypifan> hm
[23:58] <raspberrypifan> well i get why you would wnat to do this, its kinda annoying
[23:58] <Beldar> raspberrypifan, If you have to be in root or a rooted cli all the time you might consider a OS set up for that.
[23:58] <raspberrypifan> well i was on debian but everytime was a pain on there
[23:59] <Beldar> raspberrypifan, In the nicest way possible, grasp the pain bro. ;)
[23:59] <Geo> Hi, my machine keeps hanging- I see a few error messages along the line of "task jbd2 blocked for more than 120 seconds" ... this repeats and fills the screen, with various other tasks. It seems to be possibly related to my HP raid, maybe, as it mentions the /dev/ path. any thoughts on where to strrt troubleshooting?


[00:58] <chilts> afternoon
[01:09] <gravez> http://www.upworthy.com/this-new-zealand-politician-unleashes-one-of-the-funniest-gay-marriage-speeches-on-record-2?g=2
[01:09] <gravez> can you please sell us this guy for our parliament?
[06:29] <G> gravez: pretty sure he's got a not for sale label on him ;)
[16:23] <gravez> G, he probably wont come here not even for a million $ :/ unfortunately.


[01:16] <bazhang> travis-18, what can we do for you today
[01:17] <travis-18> can you tell me how to turn ident on for irc clients
[01:17] <bazhang> which client
[01:17] <travis-18> kvirc
[01:17] <pangolin> install oident, this was a great question for #ubuntu
[01:17] <travis-18> ubuntu sent me here
[01:17] <bazhang> also #kvirc
[01:18] <travis-18> ok  also i had an onjoin dcc when i went in ubuntu
[01:18] <pangolin> who was the message from?
[01:18] <travis-18> gamespot.com
[01:19] <travis-18> something called cyberdemon.gif
[01:19] <pangolin> which user sent it?
[01:19] <travis-18> the file transfer thing didnt give a user just the http for the domain
[01:20] <pangolin> kvirc doesn't tell you what user sent the dcc request?
[01:20] <travis-18> omg i was bombarded with files
[01:21] <travis-18> all http sourced
[01:21] <pangolin> I recommend auto ignoring dcc send request. nothing much we can do....
[01:22] <pangolin> were we supposed to guess who sent the dcc?
[01:23] <bazhang> loldongs_
[07:53] <bazhang> * [Madkiss] (~madkiss@madkiss.org): Martin Loschwitz  the freenode staff member ?
[07:54] <pangolin> apparently
[10:48] <popey> bazhang: ex-freenode-staff
[10:48] <popey> ~madkiss@freenode/staff-emeritus/madkiss
[10:48] <bazhang> popey, ok
[10:48] <bazhang> quite the attitude on him though
[10:48] <popey> indeed
[10:50] <oCean> had a discussion in here with him, last week I think
[10:50] <bazhang> yep
[10:50] <bazhang> never mentioned the ex part
[10:50] <popey> it was carefully worded
[10:50] <popey> 18:00 < Madkiss> I've been Freenode staff for more than four years
[10:51] <bazhang> "I'm freenode staff of four years!!!111"
[10:51] <popey> Just like I've been in the womb for 9 months
[10:51] <popey> ok, it was 39 years ago.
[10:51] <bazhang> 29!
[21:09] <HiDeHo> hi all i have a long standing ban i woudl like to chat about if at all possable
[21:12] <oCean> Hello HiDeHo
[21:13] <oCean> I'm somewhat busy atm, and I don't think I am familiar with your ban. Can you elaborate a bit?
[21:13] <HiDeHo> oCean: its been to long since i was banned i dont know much about it sorry
[21:13] <HiDeHo> i cant remember now
[21:13] <HiDeHo> but i think i might have done or said something i should not
[21:14] <oCean> Hang on, I can search the logs, let's see what pops up
[21:17] <oCean> Apparently, this current ban is not your first. And from the context in the bantracker I don't feel comfortable removing it.
[21:17] <oCean> If you're really ready to solve this, I suggest you come back at a later point in time, to see if the OP that set the ban(s) is available to discuss this
[21:20] <oCean> HiDeHo: do you have anything to add at this point?
[21:23] <oCean> HiDeHo: if there's nothing more to discuss right now, please /part this channel since there is a no-idling policy here
[23:02] <oCean> * ubuntunoob<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[23:03] <bazhang> KingOfTrolls
[23:03] <bazhang> no *way* that is a troll
[23:03] <oCean> wanna bet?
[23:04] <bazhang> he left!
[23:04] <oCean> you win!
[23:09] <dax> huh, I thought he said he got done for the semester. I wonder why he's still on-campus.
[23:11] <pangolin> family probably doesn't want him
[23:11] <oCean> haha
[23:11] <oCean> sent him back