[12:34] <MohBuntu> any good books worth buying, i ask because i noticed there are like hundreds of distros
[12:34] <vaskozl> what I'm really annoyed by is that the installed just says; An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade.`
[12:34] <vaskozl> and then blutnly quits
[12:34] <vaskozl> s/tn/nt
[12:34] <cfhowlett> MohBuntu breaking and fixing a system is quite educational as is "Linux from Scratch".
[12:34] <MonkeyDust> MohBuntu  how did you learn windows/mac?
[12:35] <massimiliano> ciao a tuutti
[12:35] <MohBuntu> :) i see ur point MonkeyDust
[12:35] <MohBuntu> so its patience
[12:35] <cfhowlett> MohBuntu http://www.linuxine.com/linuxbooks
[12:35] <MohBuntu> thank you cfhowlett
[12:35] <cfhowlett> MohBuntu enjoy
[12:36] <vaskozl> how many of you actually read books when yo learnt to use GNU/Linux?
[12:36] <vaskozl> when you don't know how to do something -> look it up
[12:36] <vaskozl> that how you learn to use a new system
[12:37] <MohBuntu> vaskozl,  :) i agree with u, research yes, but what does one do, when after weeks of researching the solutions still dont work
[12:37] <MohBuntu> i think i just answered my own situation
[12:37] <MohBuntu> patience and start from scratch
[12:37] <vaskozl> MohBuntu: not really, you will find that when you have a comfortable setup you will really not wanna start from scratch
[12:38] <cfhowlett> MohBuntu and record steps and failed/successful solutions
[12:38] <vaskozl> just because of how you have to set all the software up again
[12:38] <someHuman> Is this a good place to start on System Administration? http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz Ubuntu to be specific.
[12:39] <someHuman> Or better yet, is it applicable to multiple distros?
[12:39] <someHuman> Seems legit though.
[12:39] <MohBuntu> ok thanks guys, for the tips, ill sure stay in touch here, im off to experiementing with Python and MySQL on ubuntu
[12:39] <kkkk> i want to try new distribution of linux. which one should i go for ? Till now i have been using ubuntu 12.04
[12:39] <cfhowlett> someHuman dude.  we already advised you; install ubuntu server.  break it.  fix it.  learn it.
[12:39] <someHuman> cfhowlett: Ok, thanks!
[12:39] <cfhowlett> kkkk ask in ##linux
[12:39] <vaskozl> someHuman:looks fine
[12:39] <cfhowlett> someHuman http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-lpic1-v3-map/
[12:39] <someHuman> vaskozl: Thanks!
[12:40] <llutz> someHuman: https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/system-administrator/
[12:41] <someHuman> llutz: It says obsolete lol.
[12:41] <vaskozl> Guest92018: a new distribution won't provide you with much other than a different package manager
[12:41] <someHuman> But how about my link guys?
[12:41] <someHuman> I got that from Ubuntu's CLI guide.
[12:41] <llutz> someHuman: sry i'd check my bookmarks...
[12:41] <vaskozl> someHuman: first thing is to get comfortable with GNU/Linux
[12:41] <Guest92018> vaskozl: isn't debain not more stable ?
[12:42] <vaskozl> this means that you have to be able to do everything you would do before on the other systems with little to no problems
[12:42] <vaskozl> when you have done that, and are looking for more power and shortcuts
[12:42] <vaskozl> so that you can work faste and more efficiently
[12:42] <vaskozl> you should really read the basics of the bash shell
[12:42] <vaskozl> which is by far one of the most usefull aspects of any system for the power user
[12:42] <someHuman> vaskozl: Yeah, is my link good though?
[12:43] <vaskozl> someHuman: I guess, I'm just saying that it's not necessary
[12:43] <vaskozl> knowing how to change your username and password from the command line is not a priority
[12:43] <vaskozl> because I've never changed my password
[12:43] <MohBuntu> ./quit Lead with Motivation, Inspire with Passion
[12:43] <someHuman> vaskozl: I want a System Administrator job or Networking Admin. job.
[12:44] <someHuman> I am a networking admin. student but for Windows :(
[12:44] <compdoc> someHuman, good luck with that
[12:44] <someHuman> I don't like the environment, it is so closed.
[12:44] <MonkeyDust> someHuman  read books, break and fix systems
[12:44] <cfhowlett> someHuman LPCI is your basic entry credential
[12:44] <vaskozl> someHuman: that would require knowledge  the bash shell, the perl language and functions of the *nix system
[12:44] <someHuman> vaskozl: So network admin is probably easier right?
[12:44] <vaskozl> someHuman: more universal as such
[12:45] <vaskozl> a unix system administrator is very different from a windows one
[12:45] <someHuman> vaskozl: Yup it is.
[12:45] <vaskozl> even though it has a lot in common with OS X system administration
[12:45] <someHuman> vaskozl: By universal, do you also mean easier than system administering?
[12:45] <vaskozl> someHuman: I'm not one so I can't tell you :D
[12:46] <someHuman> vaskozl: Yup, I just fiddled with uni macs the other day. Even wrote a C program ;)
[12:46] <someHuman> vaskozl: But where do I learn more?
[12:46] <vaskozl> but what I meant was that the network was independent of the system the clients are running
[12:46] <MonkeyDust> someHuman  start here (example) http://reallylinux.com/docs/admin.shtml
[12:46] <someHuman> Maybe probably networking admin.
[12:46] <cfhowlett> someHuman earn your LPCI
[12:46] <vaskozl> someHuman: use the system day to day
[12:46] <someHuman> cfhowlett: Yes sir.
[12:46] <vaskozl> and you will find a lot of promblems, which will often ruquire you to invent your own solution
[12:47] <someHuman> cfhowlett: That's all I have to do? Read it then do the exam? Do I pay for anything rather than the exam?
[12:47] <cfhowlett> someHuman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LPIC
[12:47] <someHuman> vaskozl: Ah, so networking admin. because it doesn't rely much on system right?
[12:49] <someHuman> cfhowlett: What do you think of this link? https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/system-administrator/
[12:49] <Sohron> vaskozl: recent OS X versions are indeed certified UNIX, so no need to say it's close
[12:50] <cfhowlett> someHuman I suggest you either take this discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic or to ##linux    The latter will likely offer my precise information for you.
[12:50] <someHuman> cfhowlett: I am reading on your link now ;)
[12:56] <someHuman> cfhowlett: Is this still relevant today? http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-lpic1-v3-map/
[12:56] <someHuman> The articles are said to be from 2009?
[12:56] <cfhowlett> someHuman it is.
[12:56] <cfhowlett> someHuman again:  ##linux channel would know more about current free resources
[12:58] <someHuman> cfhowlett: Thanks!
[13:04] <man> hey! Anyone here?
[13:04] <cfhowlett> man only a few thousand.  ask ubuntu questions.
[13:05] <man> Well... So I tried to install Ubuntu as a dual boot over my win8.1 system
[13:05] <man> unfortunately, I managed to combine the partitions of my windows
[13:05] <Davina18>  Here some videos. I hope you like them! http://bitly.com/1gAh6Jy
[13:06] <man> and remove windows completely! Along with all the data
[13:06] <man> any way of recovering it
[13:08] <man> well... anyone?
[13:09] <juiced> man: did you get as far as formatting the partition to ext3/4?
[13:10] <man> Not really
[13:10] <man> Nope
[13:10] <man> I just gave it for default n left it
[13:10] <jackbrown> hello is there anyoody available to help me setting my DLNA server ? the server is running but the share doesn't show anything thanks for helping
[13:10] <man> now neither is there a dual boot option nor can I see the files
[13:10] <cfhowlett> !server|jackbrown might be good to ask the server folk
[13:10] <juiced> man: So Ubuntu successfully installed?
[13:10] <man> juiced: yyeah
[13:11] <OerHeks>  man you can try testdisk, not sure it reverses the format
[13:11] <man> tried
[13:12] <man> it shows the format present
[13:12] <man> but can't recover
[13:12] <man> also one more thing
[13:12] <man> "Windows Network" shows in "Browse networks" area
[13:13] <juiced> man: Could be another computer on your lan broadcasting its mdns name.
[13:13] <man> surely no
[13:14] <man> additionally.... even though this isn't ubuntu, I think this would be a perfect example
[13:14] <man> https://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?21284-Grub-doesnt-see-Windows-8-1-after-installation-Kali
[13:14] <OerHeks> ah you installed kali ?
[13:15] <hjkhl> man: do you need the data from windows or do you need to recover windows via the recovery partition which is now erased?
[13:15] <man> Just the data
[13:16] <man> I really don't care about the windows
[13:16] <juiced> man: Could be a grub issue perhaps. Is it showing on your grub menu?
[13:16] <OerHeks> kali is not supported here, man
[13:16] <juiced> man: Win 8.1 I mean.
[13:16] <man> OerHeks: That was the closest to what I was looking for
[13:16] <man> juiced: no! That isn't showing
[13:17] <juiced> man: Can you look in gparted or Gnome disks and see if the Windows partition is still there?
[13:19] <man> doesn't show in it juiced
[13:20] <man> gparted shows 1 ext4 file system on 500Gig space
[13:20] <man> that is it
[13:21] <OerHeks> ṁan put in your windows dvd and try to recover ?
[13:24] <someHuman> cfhowlett: Dude, the site underwent maintenance http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-lpic1-v3-map/
[13:24] <man> OerHeks: I don't have a windows disk! Had a iso in the HDD
[13:24] <man> now it is all gone :'(
[13:24] <hjkhl> man: i think you need a recovery software if you want the data back
[13:24] <juiced> man: I'm no expert on forensic data recovery. You may just have to try anything you can find like testdisk, etc.
[13:25] <cfhowlett> someHuman library.  LPCI titles.
[13:26] <llutz> !ot | someHuman you have been told several times now, please respect the rules here
[13:26] <jwmto2> hello, I'm having an authentication problem with dropbox on ubuntu 14.04.  Can anyone talk me through a fix?  I've not succeeded following directions like http://blog.ishans.info/2013/12/26/fixing-authentication-is-needed-to-run-usrbindropbox-as-the-super-user-error-in-linux/
[13:26] <juiced> man: Look on the bright side. You're "all in" on Linux now. This is actually a good thing. Shame about the lost data though.
[13:27] <cfhowlett> man backup the backups!  but you knew that ...
[13:27] <man> juiced: I don't really care about my windows! Only the 200Gigs of data I wanted -_-
[13:28] <man> I should have done that
[13:28] <man> -_-
[13:28] <man> but 200Gigs ain't easy to backup someplace else :P
[13:28] <llutz> man: in times 2TB drives cost nearly nothing?
[13:29] <cfhowlett> man external HDD costs - what?  $100 these days.  Anyway, pretty sure you'll backup from henceforth
[13:30] <jwmto2> backups are wonderful.  May I ask again: I'm having an authentication problem with dropbox on ubuntu 14.04.  Can anyone talk me through a fix?  I've not succeeded following directions like http://blog.ishans.info/2013/12/26/fixing-authentication-is-needed-to-run-usrbindropbox-as-the-super-user-error-in-linux/
[13:30] <man> i know I know!! I already have a gig backup
[13:30] <cfhowlett> !patience|jwmto2
[13:30] <jwmto2> thnx bot
[13:31] <man> and now the irc hates me :(
[13:36]  * KGM70 waves
[13:38] <juiced> jwmto2: Is it worth trying an uninstall (apt-get purge to clean out everything) of Dropbox and reinstalling it?
[13:39] <jwmto2> juiced
[13:39] <jwmto2> i've tried the reinstall tactic but not the purging
[13:40] <juiced> jwmto2: All purge does extra is take out the config files from /etc. Also look for stray ones in your home folder.
[13:41] <david90125> using Xubuntu 14.4 and it will install unity but won't select it or offer it on login screen... ideas?
[13:41] <jwmto2> Thanks, I'll try and be back
[13:41] <g1> Somebody help me with my wireless connection problem?
[13:41] <Armag3dd0n1> can i make tlp use battery mode when on ac?
[13:42] <Fraym> david90125: Have you looked in /usr/share/xsessions to see if it's there?
[13:42] <juiced> jwmto2: "find / -name dropbox" will show anything left over.
[13:43] <whitebyte> my system has slowed very much and even hangs a lot. if i send log files of my system. Can anybody help diagnose the problem ?
[13:43] <whitebyte> i'm using ubuntu 12.04
[13:43] <david90125> it isn't... odd
[13:43] <Fraym> whitebyte: Have you installed your graphic drivers correctly?
[13:44] <Fraym> david90125: That's where the desktop manager gets it's session information, it must not be correctly installed
[13:45] <whitebyte> i think so. because i have been using this system from past 9 months. and now it is creating problems
[13:45] <Fraym> whitebyte: Provide the output of: "glxinfo | grep vendor" and see what that pops up
[13:46] <monoton> is there a parameter to find or other command that let me search for files with filenames that is outside latin1 ?
[13:46] <sabgenton> is btrfs using commpression by default?
[13:46] <whitebyte> Fraym: glxinfo not insalled
[13:47] <Fraym> whitebyte: "sudo apt-get install glxinfo" and try again
[13:47] <cfhowlett> juiced did you install dropbox with apt-get or dpkg?
[13:48] <zykotick9> Fraym: fyi, it's mesa-utils that contains glxinfo.  whitebyte i doubt it's your graphics...  best of luck.
[13:48] <KGM70> whitebyte, sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
[13:48] <Fraym> zykotick9: Right, thanks for clearing that up
[13:48] <Fraym> I forgot it's not installed by default
[13:48] <whitebyte> KGM76: i ran this command this
[13:48] <amal852> fraym:
[13:49] <whitebyte> this running
[13:49] <whitebyte> should i stop ?
[13:49] <Fraym> whitebyte: Are you running "sudo apt-get install mesa-utils"?
[13:49] <whitebyte> yes
[13:50] <Fraym> whitebyte: In that case, no :)
[13:50] <Fraym> whitebyte: You might have to enter "y"...
[13:50] <Di881> Hi! Is someone using docker? Nobody responding in the main channel. Does anyone of you know if it's possible to rename a running instance
[13:51] <Fraym> whitebyte: After that provide the output of "glxinfo | grep vendor"
[13:51] <juiced> cfhowlett: Pretty sure it was from the Software Centre that I installed Dropbox.
[13:51] <cfhowlett> juiced apt-get purge then.
[13:53] <Guest87930> hi may be who knows how setting 3g modem ZTE MF180 to beeline sim
[13:53] <whitebyte> Fraym: http://pastebin.com/u19VJBQN
[13:53] <innocent95> Hi there, is there a skype for Ubuntu 14.04 ?
[13:54] <amal852> #noel
[13:54] <cfhowlett> innocent95 software center or download directly from skype.com
[13:54] <innocent95> okay
[13:54] <monkay> Innocent: yes there's
[13:54] <k1l> !skype | innocent95
[13:54] <Dvorovoi> innocent95: it liks to crash me
[13:54] <Fraym> whitebyte: Mhh, it seems like the drivers are fine
[13:54] <amal852> #ubottu
[13:55] <Fraym> whitebyte: What kind of problem do you have, hanging windows, slow launching?
[13:55] <k1l> amal852: you got a ubuntu support question?
[13:55] <whitebyte> slow launching at the startup
[13:55] <whitebyte> and the system hangs while trasnferring data
[13:55] <amal852> no thanks i try to learn how chat work here
[13:56] <cfhowlett> !ot|amal852
[13:56] <KGM70> whitebyte, have you updated/upgraded your packages lately?
[13:57] <Fraym> KGM70: Yes, because it seems more like a software bug...
[13:58] <whitebyte> i have some updates pending! I will the system and let you guys know
[13:58] <Fraym> whitebyte: Alright :)
[13:59] <Fraym> whitebyte: Remember to always update your software
[14:00] <ronaldsmazitis> hello
[14:00] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: Hi
[14:00] <ronaldsmazitis> my ubuntu can't start anymore
[14:00] <ronaldsmazitis> it says it can't start session
[14:00] <ronaldsmazitis> my user and second user for others
[14:00] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: When logging in?
[14:00] <ronaldsmazitis> yes
[14:01] <k1l> ronaldsmazitis: guest user or other user didnt work?
[14:01] <ronaldsmazitis> yes
[14:01] <ronaldsmazitis> I'm from live cd now
[14:01] <abetusk> ap
[14:01] <ronaldsmazitis> I had everything working, apache with php, mysql, some other software
[14:01] <ronaldsmazitis> Trusty Tahr logo reminds me satan
[14:02] <k1l> wait? we talk about a seerver?
[14:02] <ronaldsmazitis> it was desktop
[14:02] <k1l> what did you do before that did not work anymore?
[14:02] <ronaldsmazitis> it froze on video files
[14:02] <ronaldsmazitis> so I restarted
[14:02] <k1l> what exact errormessages do you get? what does syslog and dmesg tell you?
[14:03] <ronaldsmazitis> it said, can't start session in latvian
[14:03] <k1l> (see in /var/log/syslog and dmesg on the harddisk)
[14:04] <ronaldsmazitis> :<
[14:04] <ronaldsmazitis> ubuntu fails again
[14:04] <ronaldsmazitis> ok
[14:04] <pavlusin> Hello, clicking "Find something to read" on www.medium.com in Google Chrome running on Ubuntu 14.04 with Unity leads to display going off. I cannot even switch to console with Ctrl-Alt-Fx. Can anyone confirm this is happening universally, or is it just my system?
[14:05] <ronaldsmazitis> I should buy another dvd for another system
[14:05] <parv_> YOLO
[14:05] <innocent95> I can't hear people inside skype after i've installed it ?
[14:05] <Fraym> pavlusin: I'll try to reproduce
[14:06] <pavlusin> Fraym, thanky you
[14:06] <Fraym> innocent95: Try tweaking your sound settings in the settings menu, it might not have been configured right for Skype yet
[14:06] <Fraym> innocent95: I had the same issue
[14:06] <k1l> pavlusin: works here
[14:07] <k1l> innocent95: did you see the link form the bot if there is a FAQ?
[14:07] <ronaldsmazitis> I am pasting syslog
[14:07] <ronaldsmazitis> right now
[14:07] <k1l> !skype | innocent95
[14:09] <Fraym> pavlusin: It's working fine with Chromium here...
[14:09] <ifemide> What's the ubuntu equivalent for the sound file /etc/modprobe.conf
[14:09] <innocent95> okay
[14:09] <ifemide> I've been locating that. Saw it from an article but can't find it for edit on my machine
[14:09] <Fraym> pavlusin: Maybe try opening it with Firefox and see if you get the same results
[14:10] <ronaldsmazitis> There was a problem opening the file “/media/ubuntu/3da60315-d…9e6a102f6c/var/log/syslog”.
[14:10] <ronaldsmazitis> why ubuntu brings these problems
[14:10] <mzaza> Is it possible to use discrette graphics card in VM, without having vT-d support?
[14:11] <osolus> How do I disable the sticky edges on the unity desktop?
[14:12] <k1l> osolus: see unity-tweak-tool
[14:12] <osolus> oh thank yuo
[14:12] <osolus> nice response time
[14:12] <Fraym> osolus: Or use Settings>Displays
[14:12] <osolus> I did that already but it's still there
[14:12] <Fraym> osolus: Mh, weird, use Unity-tweak-tool then
[14:13] <osolus> I want to use the desktop cube, how do I add more virtual desktops?
[14:13] <ronaldsmazitis> it's been 3 days with ubuntu 14.04 failing from start and begging
[14:13] <k1l> in that tool, too
[14:13] <pavlusin> Fraym, in firefox it opens fine, I just dont appreciate screen going dark, just because I visited certain webpage. But it is probably too esoteric of a bug. Thank you for your time.
[14:13] <osolus> gotcha
[14:13] <llutz> ifemide: create a .conf file in /etc/modprobe.d/
[14:14] <ifemide> ok llutz thanks
[14:14] <ronaldsmazitis> why my session couldn't start
[14:14] <ronaldsmazitis> ?
[14:14] <ronaldsmazitis> syslog is damaged
[14:14] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: Hard drive failure? Because that is weird
[14:14] <ronaldsmazitis> can I check health of hard drive from live cd
[14:15] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: Try that
[14:15] <ronaldsmazitis> with what?
[14:15] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: Oh misunderstood, I thought you said "I can check"
[14:15] <k1l> ronaldsmazitis: try the harddisk tool.
[14:15] <Fraym> ^
[14:16] <k1l> ronaldsmazitis: gnome-disk-utility
[14:17] <osolus> I was really impressed when I let ubuntu's latest stable release try to resize a 1TB partition to 800GB and 200GB partitions, I was prepared to wait 3+hours and it took only 5 minutes.
[14:17] <osolus> how did it do that so fast?
[14:18] <ronaldsmazitis> ubuntu newest version has trusty tahr satanic image when installing
[14:19] <osolus> I love that image
[14:19] <osolus> I love goats
[14:19] <cfhowlett> ronaldsmazitis it's not satanic.  stop spreading nonesense and FUD
[14:19] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: trusty tahr satanic image?
[14:19] <ronaldsmazitis> + none of stuff worked, and when I got it working, my session fails
[14:19] <ronaldsmazitis> now
[14:19] <ronaldsmazitis> it took like 2 days to get apache 2.4.7 work with php
[14:19] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: Did you have any data on there you need?
[14:19] <osolus> I pray to benevolent goat-gods
[14:19] <ronaldsmazitis> maybe goat isn't satanic
[14:19] <Fraym> osolus: I love the goat gods
[14:20] <k1l> ronaldsmazitis: after you seeing here the last days i dont think the issue is on ubuntu. please give exact error messages and logs or stop just ranting in here
[14:20] <cfhowlett> !ot|ronaldsmazitis
[14:20] <osolus> best of both worlds
[14:20] <osolus> awe
[14:20] <nith1210> osolus: my guess, resizeing a partition without changing where the partition starts is significantly less work.
[14:20] <IdleOne> maybe we need to stick to officially supported releases and stay away from off topic chit chat in here please
[14:20] <ronaldsmazitis> why I can't start session then
[14:20] <ronaldsmazitis> for guest and my user
[14:20] <josmala> How can I add library in anjuta so that I can actually build binary with SDL2 and not just get past a compiler?
[14:21] <osolus> well, I put a lot of work into installing gentoo and didn't want to loose it, but seeing ubuntu running on my machine I wonder why I wasted all that time with gentoo.
[14:21] <k1l> ronaldsmazitis: get the logs and error messages like told several times now
[14:21] <ronaldsmazitis> I can't file is corrupted
[14:21] <OerHeks> ronaldsmazitis, current apache is 2.4.7, so maybe your unsupported apache is messing up?
[14:21] <ronaldsmazitis> what?
[14:22] <ronaldsmazitis> I tried to launch video, it lagged, I restarted and session is now lost
[14:22] <ronaldsmazitis> can't start it
[14:22] <ronaldsmazitis> syslog file is corrupted
[14:22] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: dmesg?
[14:22] <ronaldsmazitis> I should restart and get away from this chat
[14:22] <ronaldsmazitis> right?
[14:22] <ronaldsmazitis> ok
[14:23] <ronaldsmazitis> but ubuntu ruins my life
[14:23] <ronaldsmazitis> right now
[14:23] <Armag3dd0n1> banana?
[14:23] <Fraym> Armag3dd0n1: ?
[14:23] <Armag3dd0n1> :p
[14:23] <Fraym> Armag3dd0n1: yes
[14:23] <ronaldsmazitis> trusty tahr lost all the trust
[14:24] <cfhowlett> ronaldsmazitis then don't use it.
[14:24] <ronaldsmazitis> + it's satan probably
[14:24] <pleasehelpp> hi I'm new to Ubuntu and really need help
[14:24] <Fraym> ronaldsmazitis: If you're only going to complain about Ubuntu, don't do that here
[14:24] <Fraym> pleasehelpp: What help do you need?
[14:24] <cfhowlett> !ask|pleasehelpp
[14:25] <pleasehelpp> I tried searching and posting on Ubuntu forums and no one responded. my issue is that /tmp is not ready when I turn on 14.04
[14:25] <pleasehelpp> sorry, I'm on my phone because my computer is messed up now.,
[14:26] <Fraym> pleasehelpp: Are you able to boot into the login screen?
[14:28] <Armag3dd0n1> banana?
[14:28] <Armag3dd0n1> i got an obsession :p
[14:28] <cfhowlett> Armag3dd0n1 take it elsewhere please.
[14:28] <Armag3dd0n1> lolk!
[14:29] <pleasehelpp> yes, I can log into the terminal
[14:32] <pleasehelpp> I am uploading video from my phone so hopefully been issue is a bit clearer
[14:32] <pleasehelpp> hopefully my*
[14:33] <_ramok> hi
[14:33] <_ramok> how can i upgrade curl 7.22 from on a ubuntu 12.04 LTS machine to a later version?
[14:33] <_ramok> it seems like there are a lot of deps
[14:33] <bitbuzzer> hi. Is there a "main" function in bash scripts?
[14:34] <bitbuzzer> one which gets called by default?
[14:34] <nith1210> bitbuzzer: it starts from the top. There's no call. Also, #bash will probably be able to help you a bit better than here.
[14:35] <bitbuzzer> nith1210: thx
[14:35] <pleasehelpp> Ubuntu issue: http://youtu.be/JaFYB7-QF6Y
[14:35] <OerHeks> pleasehelpp, error private video
[14:37] <pleasehelpp> sorry about that Oerheks, try now?
[14:37] <Fraym> pleasehelpp: Working for me now
[14:37] <WLM|weg> Does anyone use OpenShot?
[14:37] <WLM|weg> I have a serious problem now
[14:38] <cfhowlett> WLM|weg join us in #ubuntustudio
[14:39] <Fraym> pleasehelpp: It seems like it's incorrectly installed...
[14:39] <pleasehelpp> okay, should I uninstall from windows and try again using wubi?
[14:39] <Fraym> pleasehelpp: It's unable to mount your harddrive
[14:40] <Fraym> pleasehelpp: Best bet, also backup your data before any changes.
[14:40] <pleasehelpp> I have the download on a flash drive can I mount from there?
[14:40] <pleasehelpp> okay, thank you :)
[14:40] <k1l> pleasehelpp: dont use wubi
[14:40] <k1l> is that a wubi install?
[14:40] <pleasehelpp> yes :/
[14:41] <k1l> there you see the problems with wubi. make a real install on real partitions
[14:43] <Fraym> k1l: How do you mean, does wubi not create "real" partitions?
[14:44] <cfhowlett> Fraym wubi is no longer supported.  that should tell you somethiung.
[14:44] <k1l> Fraym: it installs into a container inside the windows install. that is going to break, its just a matter of  time
[14:44] <Fraym> cfhowlett: Indeed, thanks cfhowlett
[14:48] <pleasehelpp_> oh now I remember why I use wubi
[14:48] <Fraym> pleasehelpp_: No DVD drive?
[14:49] <pleasehelpp_> I cannot figure out the bios password on my gateway id59c
[14:49] <cfhowlett> pleasehelpp_ ask gateway for help with that.
[14:49] <pleasehelpp_> I think a USB will work the same as a DVD, yes?
[14:49] <cfhowlett> pleasehelpp_ yes
[14:49] <Fraym> pleasehelpp_: You can always reset your bios, it takes some work though
[14:50] <Fraym> pleasehelpp_: I have instructions in the manual of my motherbord to do so, maybe you do as well?
[14:58] <Dvorovoi> how do I execute a .run file?
[14:59] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: In nautilus (file manager)?
[14:59] <Dvorovoi> Fraym: well in nautilus i double clicked it and it opened in gedit
[14:59] <Dvorovoi> Fraym: so any method would be better i think
[15:00] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Not sure how to do it in nautilus, but you can use your terminal to execute it more easily...
[15:01] <Dvorovoi> Fraym: ok how do i do that? what command?
[15:01] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Where is the .run file located?
[15:01] <Dvorovoi> Fraym: its in my docs.
[15:01] <TJ-> Dvorovoi: A ".run" file usually contains POSIX shell script and an appended binary payload. It needs to be made executable to run it ("chmod a+x $FILE.run")
[15:01] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Okay, open your terminal and type "cd ~/Documents"
[15:02] <Dvorovoi> Fraym: there
[15:02] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Then make it executable with chmod +x (filename here)
[15:02] <Dvorovoi> Fraym: done
[15:02] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Then run it like this: "./(filename here)"
[15:02] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Then run it like this: "./(filename here).run"
[15:02] <Dvorovoi> wow
[15:03] <Dvorovoi> I didnt know "./" was a requirement
[15:03] <Dvorovoi> someone was trying to help me a while back and i was ommitting it on another script
[15:03] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: Well I didn't as well :)
[15:04] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: It runs it with bash, same as "bash (your filename).run"
[15:06] <Fraym> Dvorovoi: So settings .run files to be opened with bash by default should fix your issues. (Nautils has an option to make a file executable with: properties>permissions>Allow execution file as program
[15:07] <TJ-> Dvorovoi: "./" is needed as a prefix to run an executable in the current working directory, because by default Linux distros DO NOT include the current directory in the environment's PATH variable
[15:08] <Fraym> TJ: That explains alot, thanks for the clarification TJ
[15:12] <qstrahl> How can I change the modifier keys needed to move/resize windows with the mouse?
[15:12] <Fraym> qstrahl: Settings>keyboard>shortcuts>windows
[15:14] <qstrahl> Fraym, I'm not seeing it there. That shows the shortcut to start resizing modally but I'm looking for something like Super+Click = Move
[15:14] <sassyapril> Fraym : ?
[15:14] <lastk> Hi , is something weird with installation of postgres with ubuntu 12.04? i just do apt-get install postgres but I cant find the config folder inside /etc
[15:15] <whitebyte> Fraym, ?
[15:16] <qstrahl> I want to resize windows with Alt + RightMouse instead of Alt + MiddleMouse... where can I find that setting?
[15:18] <Fraym> qstrahl: Not sure if it's possible, I can't seem to find a way...
[15:18] <qstrahl> Don't make me cry Fraym :<
[15:18] <Fraym> qstrahl: :O
[15:20] <whitebyte> Fraym: I installed the updates, and restarted the system. The problem still persists.
[15:21] <Fraym> whitebyte: Mh, that's weird, the system ran fine before right?
[15:22] <whitebyte> yes, it's creating problems from last 15 days
[15:23] <Fraym> whitebyte: Maybe try a different WM/DE, see if the problem still occurs
[15:24] <whitebyte> Fraym, whats WM/DE ?
[15:24] <Fraym> WM= Window Manager DE = Desktop Enviroment
[15:25] <Fraym> whitebyte: AKA. The way your windows are displayed and handled with
[15:26] <whitebyte> Fraym: setting up the system again would be easier i guess!
[15:26] <Fraym> whitebyte: Try "sudo apt-get install (any wm/de, for example 'xfce')" and log out, now there should be a white circle above your name
[15:26] <ldiamond> Hi, I mounted a USB drive to /media/X. When I try to create a file or copy a file to the USB device through nautilus, I get a "The destination is read only" error. But it works just fine from the command line. Wtf?
[15:26] <Fraym> whitebyte: Maybe it's a problem that still occurs
[15:26] <Fraym> whitebyte: Even after reinstall
[15:27] <Fraym> whitebyte: The point is, it could be anything...
[15:27] <Fraym> But it could be unity, so maybe try xfce, see if the problem still occurs
[15:28] <whitebyte> Fraym, even after installing the ubuntu OS again from scratch ?
[15:28] <Fraym> whitebyte: Maybe, you could try it, but it might not work
[15:28] <Fraym> whitebyte: Try installing another WM/DE first
[15:29] <raido> anyone hav any ideas why openssh-server refuses to start on a fresh trusty install. the package installs fine but wii not run and gives no errors, its like its not installed
[15:29] <Fraym> If the problem still occurs, reinstall
[15:29] <Armag3dd0n1> how do i install ubuntu along side windows 7?
[15:29] <whitebyte> okay. i will go with xfce only for time being
[15:29] <Fraym> Armag3dd0n1: Run the installer from DVD, select install alongside Windows 7
[15:29] <k1l> Armag3dd0n1: the installer will resize windows and make partitions to install ubuntu
[15:29] <Fraym> Armag3dd0n1: BACKUP YOUR DATA
[15:29] <a7i3n> Anyone here have any recommendation as to how to clean up the boot screen after installing the nvidia driver?
[15:29] <Armag3dd0n1> so it's that simple?
[15:30] <Armag3dd0n1> i wanna test both windows and ubuntu with my battery
[15:30] <Fraym> Armag3dd0n1: If it works correctly, yes
[15:30] <TJ-> raido: Have you checked the syslog and auth.log for any clues?
[15:30] <qstrahl> So, I'm a big user of Google Hangouts, and I notice that if I enable the option which keeps Hangouts windows on top of other windows, they automatically resize and move to fill space as windows are created and destroyed
[15:30] <qstrahl> This is really interesting behaviour that I'd like some control over, can anyone point me in the right direction?
[15:30] <Fraym> Armag3dd0n1: You could also change your partitions yourself if you feel daring :)
[15:30] <roninn> what could be wrong, sometimes in the boot one of my usb drives get mounted with additional _ in the name like /media/SAMSUNG_
[15:31] <Armag3dd0n1> will try bbl
[15:31] <TJ-> roninn: "_" is appended where the mountpoint directory name already exists
[15:31] <roninn> but that's only name with something like samsung :)
[15:32] <raido> roninn: try automounting it with its blkid instead, much cleaner
[15:32] <roninn> or no
[15:32] <roninn> hmm
[15:32] <roninn> why is there an empty directory :|
[15:32] <Fraym> Talking about video drivers, is there any way to recover the Ubuntu loading screen after installing fglrx, I've been having that problem with just about any distro.
[15:33] <roninn> it seems that there is actually samsung, samsung_ and now samsung__ with two _'s
[15:33] <raido> TJ-: yes, nothing. no log errors anywhere
[15:33] <Minotaur> my ubuntu doesn't makeany sound...
[15:33] <Fraym> Minotaur: See if your audio device is present under Settings>Sound.
[15:34] <Minotaur> how to see that? I ran aplay -l , I can see my two sound devices
[15:34] <TJ-> roninn: The mountpoint name usually comes the file-system's label, and many pre-formatted USB devices use te manufacturer name
[15:35] <Fraym> Minotaur: In the settings manager of your WM/DE
[15:35] <TJ-> raido: Try starting it in debug mode: "sudo sshd -d" and check stderr
[15:36] <Fraym> Minotaur: Or use the default, can't remember the name, but gnome-control-center will do just fine
[15:36] <roninn> TJ-, should I label my partition
[15:37] <Minotaur> Fraym: I can only see privacy and printer there ...
[15:37] <Minotaur> just that two categories
[15:37] <TJ-> roninn: If you have multiple devices of the same manufacture, then it is possible one has already 'claimed' the SAMSUNG mountpoint name, and the 2nd gets the "_". Or, as I said, the mountpoint wasn't previously removed so the automounter avoids it in case something else is using it
[15:37] <Fraym> Minotaur: ... Are you using the default Ubuntu install?
[15:38] <raido> TJ-: indeed, that works, but init nor upstart recognize that it exists and will not run it
[15:38] <Minotaur> Fraym: yes I am, But I do some stuff I don't quite remember ...
[15:38] <Minotaur> Fraym: Should I reinstall the gnome-control-center?
[15:38] <TJ-> raido: So there is a "/etc/init/ssh.conf" ?
[15:39] <Fraym> Minotaur: Try that
[15:39] <raido> TJ-: yep
[15:39] <skinux> Where is config file to stop some servers (XSP, TomCat) from starting with system boot?
[15:39] <Minotaur> OK
[15:39] <Fraym> Minotaur: Also what is your output of "uname -a"
[15:39] <TJ-> raido: And is the system in multiuser (runlevel 2 through 5) mode?
[15:40] <raido> TJ-: indeed
[15:40] <roninn> TJ-, it seems that the previous mountpoint wasn't removed, hmm
[15:40] <TJ-> raido: Reading the upstart script suggests to ask, does "/etc/ssh/sshd_not_to_be_run" exist?
[15:41] <roninn> is there a way i could troubleshoot why the previous one wasn't removed. the previous samsung and samsung_ directories are just empty, probably last unmounted directories for this drive, others have another name
[15:41] <Minotaur> Fraym:` unname -a` gives me this:Linux Matrix 3.13.0-24-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 2 23:31:42 UTC 2014 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
[15:41] <raido> TJ-: no, it doesnt
[15:42] <TJ-> roninn: Without catching the processes at the time they should remove the mountpoints, its hard to debug. If you know they are not in use you can remove them manually.
[15:42] <Fraym> Minotaur: Seems like Ubuntu to me, try reinstalling gnome-control-centir
[15:42] <roninn> TJ-, ok
[15:42] <Fraym> Minotaur: *gnome-control-center
[15:42] <roninn> TJ-, thanks!
[15:43] <Fraym> Minotaur: You can also try "alsamixer"
[15:43] <vira> how to change ubuntu 12.04 launcher style look like ubuntu 13.04 launcher style
[15:43] <Minotaur> Fraym: I reinstalled that, seems fine...
[15:43] <osolus> I know this is a minor issue, but for some reason, the desktop cube isn't working at all and I'm not sure why, I disabled window snapping thinking that was the problem, to no avail.
[15:43] <TJ-> raido: is there a "/etc/init/ssh.override" file?
[15:43] <Fraym> Minotaur: Does sound show up?
[15:43] <Minotaur> Fraym: I have installed that mixer
[15:43] <raido> TJ-:  no
[15:44] <Fraym> Minotaur: Does it work?
[15:44] <Minotaur> Fraym: now I can see sound ...
[15:44] <Minotaur> what should I do then?
[15:44] <gsker> has anyone gotten guest resizing working with spice? qemu-kvm ubuntu host and ubuntu guest.  Cut'n'paste works and resizing working for a MS WIndows guest but not for GNU/Linux/Ubuntu
[15:44] <Fraym> Minotaur: Do you see any 0's?
[15:44] <Fraym> You can use your arrow keys to change the mixers
[15:44] <gsker> That would be the guest X desktop with the QXL driver.
[15:44] <raido> TJ-: gotta run, thanks, ill check in later
[15:44] <TJ-> raido: Then I think you need to debug the upstart script itself, maybe by making a copy, and then altering the "exec" line to be "-d" and removing the "console none" line, then starting that service instead
[15:45] <Fraym> Minotaur: Or M's
[15:45] <Minotaur> Fraym: Yes I can see, And I turned the 0's to a medium value
[15:46] <Minotaur> Fraym: yes I can see all of that
[15:46] <Fraym> Minotaur: F1 should give you info about navigation options
[15:46] <Minotaur> Fraym: F1 doesn't show anything, because it cann't load the document
[15:46] <cm-t_> Hi, I am trying to have custom setting for the Guest session in 14.04 : never change the brithness, even if afk (I am making the install of our LoCo webcafé)
[15:47] <Fraym> Minotaur: Mh, try F6 to the right device
[15:48] <Minotaur> Fraym: F6? doesn't response to me ...
[15:48] <Fraym> Minotaur: Your system seems weird...
[15:48] <barath> hi I really need so help with two thing 1st I've got some folders on my desktop with a padlock in the corner I cannot delete I think I have to be root to delete them but I am a total novice with terminal so would not know where to start?
[15:48] <Fraym> Minotaur: Are you sure you are using "alsamixer"?
[15:48] <Minotaur> in the sound setting panel>output I have a fake output...
[15:49] <Fraym> Minotaur: Can you provide some screenshots?
[15:49] <Minotaur> Fraym: oh I see, I can see devices after I pressed F6
[15:49] <Fraym> barath: Your desktop should be at ~/Desktop
[15:50] <Fraym> Minotaur: Ah great!
[15:50] <Minotaur> seems only a default device or device 0
[15:50] <Fraym> Minotaur: Try changing settings for device 0
[15:50] <barath> please could you talk me through as I don't really know what or how to delete them
[15:50] <Fraym> What are they named?
[15:50] <Fraym> barath: Open your terminal
[15:51] <barath> ok done
[15:51] <Kissmass> hi everybody, I am trying this: http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/331.67/README/minimumrequirements.html and it says it requires glibc installed, but when I run apt-get install glibc it says that such a package does not exist
[15:51] <Minotaur> Fraym: noa I have turned everything in alsamixer to the max value
[15:51] <Minotaur> highest value...
[15:51] <Fraym> barath: use "cd" to change current working directory do ~/Desktop like this "cd ~/Desktop"
[15:51] <Fraym> Minotaur: Try launching "pulseaudio"
[15:51] <barath> done
[15:52] <Fraym> barath: Now type "ls -a" to show all files in directory
[15:52] <barath> done
[15:52] <Fraym> barath: Do you see the files you want to delete?
[15:53] <Kissmass> how can i get glibc installed?
[15:53] <barath> yes all of them their is 8 in total
[15:53] <Fraym> barath: Do you want to delete them all?
[15:53] <Minotaur> Fraym: OK, I ve done that
[15:53] <barath> yes please
[15:54] <Fraym> barath: Alright, type "sudo rm -rf *" in the directory ~/Desktop
[15:54] <Fraym> barath: Be careful with "rm", it does not have a recycle bin!
[15:54] <Minotaur> Fraym: now what should do then...
[15:54] <Fraym> Minotaur: Did you test your audio, did it work before?
[15:54] <gsker> Kissmass: it's probably already installed  -- it being the gnu libc  and libc is installed
[15:55] <barath> their gone thank you so much
[15:55] <gsker> Kissmass: on that page you linked, note the Check-With column that says ls /lib/libc.so.*
[15:55] <Minotaur> Fraym: Yes, it did fine. I can test it under windows, I have two os in my grub menu
[15:55] <Kissmass> gsker: so you are saying nvidia driver wouldn't nag about it?
[15:55] <Fraym> barath: No problem :)
[15:55] <barath> I have another problem which is bigger I'm not sure if you can help me
[15:55] <gsker> Kissmass: correct.
[15:56] <Fraym> barath: If you need more info about programs/commands use "man program" or
[15:56] <gsker> kissmass: as long as that "check with" is good.
[15:56] <Minotaur> what is fake output...
[15:56] <Fraym> "man man" to know more about man
[15:56] <Kissmass> gsker: thanks man, huge help
[15:56] <Kissmass> and god bless ubuntu
[15:57] <Fraym> Minotaur: Did you test your audio (did it work before) in Ubuntu?
[15:57] <barath> I have some files on my desktop previously but had to reinstall ubuntu i forgot to backup the files is their anyway I can get them back without recovering the whole drive as its a 1Tb drive it will take hours finding everything?
[15:57] <Minotaur> Fraym: yes
[15:57] <Minotaur> I can hear some sound before loged into my laptop
[15:57] <Minotaur> sometimes ...
[15:58] <Fraym> barath: Oh god, always back up your data...
[15:58] <Fraym> Minotaur: Other audio doesn't play?
[15:58] <Minotaur> Fraym: yes
[15:58] <T4b> How would I best make a cheap NAS from a bunch of (external USB) hard disks of varying age, size, reliability and speed? How well would an Odroid XU running some Ubuntu server image and using LVM work? I've never used LVM before and just started reading some docs, but it seems it's the best tool for the job? How would I handle hard drive failure with LVM?
[15:58] <vira> loosing data is crazy
[15:59] <barath> I do normally but it was a mistake it was an external hard drive with data on it I put the files on desktop to tidy other files but forgot to put them back on before I reinstalled OS
[15:59] <barath> I know their where on the desktop but don't wanna recover 1Tb of data to find them
[15:59] <Fraym> barath: You can try disk recovery utilities, but I have no experience with them
[15:59] <Kissmass> ok, one more question what was the off toic ubuntu channel again?
[15:59] <T4b> barath: Your description is a little vague, but I don't have the impression it's like you can recover them at all
[16:00] <Minotaur> Fraym: perheps it's the speech -d
[16:00] <T4b> *likely
[16:01] <bazhang> !ot | Kissmass
[16:02] <Minotaur> Fraym: after I ran sudo gpasswd -a  $USER audio, I can see "real output" in sound panel
[16:02] <Kissmass> ubottu: thanks
[16:02] <barath> basically I put files on desktop and forgot to put them back on portable drive I've since install reinstalled OS I can recover the full drive but will have to look through everything to find the items I was wondering is their is a quick way of search just the desktop and not the whole drive
[16:02] <Fraym> Minotaur: That is good?
[16:03] <Fraym> barath: When it comes to data recovery, I'm pretty sure there is no "fast" way
[16:04] <Minotaur> Fraym: I 'll try:)
[16:04] <Minotaur> see you Fraym
[16:04] <Fraym> Minotaur: See you :)
[16:05] <barath> ok thank you
[16:09] <qinglan> 的
[16:09] <Fraym> qinglan: ?
[16:10] <qinglan> 有谁懂中文？
[16:10] <Blue_Knight> !jp
[16:10] <bazhang> !cn | qinglan
[16:10] <Fraym> ubottu: Thanks
[16:11] <qinglan> 额，好吧
[16:12] <ndy> chanserv
[16:13] <ndy> nikunj help karna dost :D
[16:13] <Blue_Knight> !sa
[16:15] <ndy> ubuntu is unable to detect soundcard
[16:16] <Fraym> ndy: In the settings menu?
[16:17] <minotaur> Fraym: It works!!!
[16:17] <Fraym> minotaur: Great news!
[16:17] <minotaur> Fraym: thanks so much:)
[16:18] <Fraym> minotaur: Anytime
[16:18] <qstrahl> http://i.imgur.com/82B9e0g.png < I uninstalled Xchat-gnome a while ago. What's with this stuff in the upper right? (New to Ubuntu)
[16:19] <Fraym> qstrahl: Actually, I'm having the same issue with notifications not going away...
[16:19] <Fraym> qstrahl: xchat as well
[16:19] <OerHeks> qstrahl, that are indicators in the applet, uninstall those manually
[16:20] <qstrahl> OerHeks, What's the package?
[16:20] <OerHeks> qstrahl, not sure, look for xchat in synaptic and find the indicator, 'indicator' should be part of the name
[16:21] <qstrahl> Okay, let's see what I can't pull up...
[16:21] <Fraym> OerHeks: Thanks, found it
[16:21] <OerHeks> qstrahl, logout & login again and it should be gone
[16:22] <qstrahl> OerHeks, http://i.imgur.com/y7NOvm4.png
[16:22] <qstrahl> Ah okay I'll try that.
[16:24] <cubeiro> hello
[16:24] <Fraym> cubeiro: Hi
[16:25] <cubeiro> hi
[16:25] <Fraym> cubeiro: Do you need any help regarding Ubuntu?
[16:25] <cubeiro> what is the best alternative to ubuntu one ?
[16:25] <cubeiro> yes
[16:25] <cubeiro> i been lookin for a alternative for ubuntu one
[16:26] <cubeiro> yes thnks
[16:26] <Fraym> cubeiro: That can be partially subjective, but Dropbox seems like a fine alternative for me.
[16:26] <SchrodingersScat> cubeiro: owncloud is an option
[16:26] <OerHeks> cubeiro, tons of cloud storage options
[16:26] <cubeiro> dropbox is a quite cool, but only had a 2 gb of space
[16:26] <OerHeks> run your owncloud yes
[16:27] <Fraym> ^ It's not hard setting up your own NAS
[16:27] <cubeiro> tell me more about owncloud please
[16:27] <Fraym> cubeiro: And you won't regret it.
[16:27] <cubeiro> mane many thnks
[16:27] <SchrodingersScat> cubeiro: https://owncloud.org/
[16:27] <SchrodingersScat> !info owncloud | cubeiro
[16:27] <OerHeks> i would like an cloud storage with a write-only account.
[16:28] <cubeiro> ok, is a paid system ?
[16:28] <cubeiro> beacause the better thing is for free
[16:29] <SchrodingersScat> cubeiro: not if you host your own. it's in your repos, you can install it on any ubuntu system easily
[16:29] <barath> Hi I have a PC with three HD one had ubuntu one has windows and the other is spare for data between the two it was working ok but I had to reinstall ubuntu and now they won't open from ubuntu but of from windows 7 please help
[16:30] <SchrodingersScat> cubeiro: the android app is paid/non-free, but desktop client is free and server is free.
[16:31] <cubeiro> yeah looks very cool
[16:32] <cubeiro> so is there a service at least 5gb for free ??
[16:33] <cubeiro> i had a lots of photos
[16:33] <jParkton> is there a kali linux channel?
[16:33] <trevor_> yes
[16:33] <ikonia> jParkton: what does it say on the kali-linux website
[16:33] <Fraym> jParkton: Consult Kali Linux...
[16:33] <SchrodingersScat> !kali | jParkton
[16:33] <OerHeks> cubeiro, google 20 gb, wuala 5 g and do some research yourself, as itis not an ubuntu support question
[16:33] <ikonia> jParkton: if you're unable to read the information on the website, you are not going to be able to use the distro
[16:33] <cubeiro> ok, im sorry, thank you very very much
[16:33] <jParkton> I appreciate all the assholes responses
[16:34] <jParkton> have a great day
[16:34] <KGM70> barath, does df -h show the drive
[16:34] <trevor_> ahaha
[16:34] <Fraym> wat
[16:34] <Fraym> What a great guy
[16:34] <barath> I am a complete novice not very good with terminal if you could help talk me through
[16:34] <SchrodingersScat> my answer had the answer, #kali-linux :P
[16:35] <Fraym> SchrodingersScat: :)
[16:35] <Fraym> Are the notifications part of unity? Or where can I find settings to tweak them?
[16:35] <barath> @KGM70 I've typed it into terminal but only get /dev/sdb1
[16:35] <_1_Jake> You there
[16:36] <qstrahl> I want to make Super+MouseWheelUp / Super+MouseWheelDown raise and lower windows; anyone know how to do that?
[16:36] <_1_Matt> yep
[16:36] <_1_Jake> :D
[16:36] <_1_Matt> :):):):):):):):):)
[16:36] <_1_Jake> ;)
[16:36] <_1_Jake> :'(
[16:36] <barath> however it does show on they do show on the bar on left of my screen
[16:36] <_1_Matt> :)
[16:36] <_1_Jake> Minecraft rocks
[16:36] <_1_Matt> ;)
[16:36] <DJones> _1_Jake: _1_Matt  Please be aware this is a support channel, rather than a general chat channel
[16:37] <_1_Jake> oh
[16:37] <Fraym> _1_*: Please go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:37] <_1_Jake> sorry
[16:37] <_1_Matt> what does that mean
[16:37] <DJones> !ot | _1_Jake _1_Matt
[16:37] <MonkeyDust> _1_Jake  and _1_Matt have exactly the saùme ip addresses
[16:37] <MonkeyDust> same*
[16:38] <Fraym> MonkeyDust: Haha, smart observation :)
[16:40] <barath>  Hi my PC has three HD one with 1Tb Ubuntu one has 250Gb windows and the other is 200Gb spare for data between the other two it was working OK but I had to reinstall Ubuntu and now they won't open. Please help I think I need to mount them but a complete novice
[16:40] <Pinkamena_D> Hello, after doing a dist upgrade to 14 I get the unity launcher bar but the menu bar on the top is missing.
[16:41] <Pinkamena_D> opening terminal, I get the terminal menu options at the top of the terminal (like windows style)
[16:41] <Pinkamena_D> but this means I am missing click, network other taskbar items
[16:41] <Pinkamena_D> clock*
[16:41] <ken_> hello
[16:41] <whitebyte> Fraym, dere ?
[16:41] <Fraym> Pinkamena_D: Try running "unity" in the terminal
[16:41] <Fraym> whitebyte: Yep
[16:42] <leon> ?
[16:42] <whitebyte> I have installed xubuntu desktop
[16:42] <whitebyte> what now ?
[16:42] <Fraym> whitebyte: Whoa, you didn't have to go that far :)
[16:42] <Pinkamena_D> nope, this just makes unity restart
[16:42] <Fraym> whitebyte: Did you see the white circle in the login screen?
[16:43] <Fraym> Pinkamena_D: Try to go into settings, it might be one of the settings
[16:44] <barath>  Hi my PC has three HD one with 1Tb Ubuntu one has 250Gb windows and the other is 200Gb spare for data between the other two it was working OK but I had to reinstall Ubuntu and now they won't open. Please help I think I need to mount them but a complete novice
[16:45] <Fraym> barath: Do the drives show up in Nautilus
[16:45] <barath> I'm not sure how to use nautilus
[16:45] <barath> I tried using Disks but get error
[16:45] <Fraym> barath: Nautilus is the default file manager in Ubuntu, called "files".
[16:46] <barath> when I click on the drive in files it comes back with error
[16:46] <barath> Error mounting /dev/sdc2 at /media/barath/Spare: Command-line `mount -t "ntfs" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid,uid=1000,gid=1000,dmask=0077,fmask=0177" "/dev/sdc2" "/media/barath/Spare"' exited with non-zero exit status 21: fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy
[16:46] <bigred15> is it possible to change the default file manager in Ubuntu? i hate nautilus.
[16:46] <Pinkamena_D> in bahavior settings there is an option to display the menus in the menu bar or in the window, but neither seems to change the problem.
[16:46] <red45923> new ubuntu install, selected EN(US) for keyboard by mistake, how do i change it?
[16:47] <whitebyte> Fraym, yes xfc session and xfc desktop are added. I logged in using xfc desktop.
[16:47] <Fraym> red45923: In the top right there should be options are added?
[16:47] <Fraym> whitebyte: Does the problem still occur
[16:47] <MonkeyDust> bigred15  http://www.tuxarena.com/2011/06/20-file-managers-for-ubuntu/
[16:47] <whitebyte> yes, its still the same
[16:47] <trevor_> yes
[16:48] <Fraym> whitebyte: Your best bet now is a reinstall... Because there are so many things causing it, including the kernel...
[16:48] <trevor_> you wont know untilll you try
[16:48] <Fraym> whitebyte: *That could cause it
[16:48] <bigred15> MonkeyDust: I use ranger, but how do I make it the default?
[16:49] <whitebyte> Fraym, Keeping two DE at the same time doesn't effect the system, right ?
[16:49] <austneal> Hello! I'm having sound issues with a new install :/
[16:50] <MonkeyDust> bigred15  in system settings: default applications
[16:51] <Fraym> whitebyte: How do you mean?
[16:51] <Fraym> I need to go now, BRB
[16:52] <trevor_>
[16:53] <MonkeyDust> bigred15  forget what i said, file manager cannot be changed there
[16:53] <bigred15> MonkeyDust: Yeah, I can't even work out how to open system-settings anyway from openbox
[16:54] <MonkeyDust> bigred15  missed the openbox part
[16:54] <bigred15> i failed to mention it i think, haha
[16:55] <Austneal> I think Ubuntu is just broken... I cannot for the life of me figure out whats wrong with my audio
[16:56] <bigred15> MonkeyDust: i think the issue is going to be around the fact that ranger is ncurses based
[16:56] <MonkeyDust> Austneal  open a terminal and type     alsamixer     anything wrong there?
[16:56] <Austneal> nope
[16:57] <Austneal> I can see my audio devices as well
[16:57] <Austneal> Oh hold the phone... There's an "Auto-mute" option. When I toggle it, I hear my speakers pop
[16:58] <a_muva> anyone familiar with lightspark? I would like to know if someone had luck to play youtube videos with it.
[16:58] <xeonid>  "/ignore -channels #ubuntu  * JOINS PARTS QUITS
[16:59] <xangua> a_muva: you can use hmtl5 player for youtube
[16:59] <xeonid>  /ignore -channels #ubuntu  * JOINS PARTS QUITS
[16:59] <Austneal> eh, still no audio
[16:59] <Austneal> MonkeyDust: any other ideas?
[16:59] <a_muva> Austneal: try pavucontrol
[17:00] <Austneal> a_muva: you mean install it?
[17:00] <Austneal> because its not currently
[17:01] <a_muva> Austneal: yes if you do not installed already
[17:02] <SPeedYdr> hello all
[17:02] <a_muva> xangua: I think it will not work in firefox
[17:03] <xangua> a_muva: why not¿
[17:03] <Austneal> a_muva: ok, I have it installed
[17:03] <Austneal> a_muva: its not showing my audio device. Only my graphics card's audio
[17:04] <tiblock> Hi. I have ubuntu 14.04 x64 server, and i need install "ia32-libs". But in 14 it have other name. What of this names is correct "lib32z1 lib32ncurses5 lib32bz2-1.0"? What of them is "ia32-libs"?
[17:04] <Austneal> a_muva: Oh wait, I just had to scroll down xD
[17:04] <a_muva> Austneal: see if nothing is muted
[17:04] <data> Hi. I am trying to compile my kernel as described on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel . But in the step of "fakeroot debian/rules binary-headers binary-generic
[17:04] <data> " I only get the error cp: cannot stat 'scripts': No such file or directory
[17:05] <Austneal> a_muva: Nothing is muted
[17:05] <Austneal> a_muva: "Lock channels" and "Set as fallback" are selected though
[17:05] <bigred15> tiblock: what is the app that you're trying to install?
[17:06] <tiblock> bigred15, i want to launch SA:MP game server. It known problem in ubuntu 12 when you need "ia32-libs"
[17:06] <LucasReis> hey guys
[17:06] <bigred15> tiblock: yeah i had to use ia32-libs to get an app to work, so I just added the old repositories
[17:06] <bigred15> but im not sure that's really a good idea :\
[17:07] <tiblock> bigred15, uhm, okay. I will try
[17:07] <a_muva> xangua: Firefox does not support the h.264 codec
[17:07] <bigred15> tiblock: you can, but just dont blame me if it breaks something haha
[17:07] <tiblock> bigred15, one guy ask me help, so if i fail i will tell him install 12
[17:08] <tiblock> bigred15, *ubuntu 12
[17:08] <bigred15> cool.
[17:08] <bigred15> good luck,.
[17:08] <Austneal> a_muva: I can see the little bar move when sound is supposed to be playing, but no sound is actually playing
[17:08] <nho> Hi.
[17:08] <nho> I need help.
[17:08] <LucasReis> What is your question?
[17:08] <nho> http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201309-14166/ I got myself nice little Lenovo ThinkPad e540
[17:09] <data> Hi. I am trying to compile my kernel as described on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel . But in the step of "fakeroot debian/rules binary-headers binary-generic " I only get the error "cp: cannot stat 'scripts': No such file or directory"
[17:09] <nho> And Wifi does not work
[17:09] <Austneal> a_muva: Got sound through my headphones! But not through the speakers
 lol
[17:10] <nho> Well, it does not work on 14.04 because it got 3.13 kernel and drivers are only in 3.15, do I got 3.15-rc5 from kernel-ppa.
[17:10] <alfried> kshrc|Thrill has Left #ubuntu ()
[17:10] <nho> Nope!
[17:10] <nho> 04:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8723BE PCIe Wireless Network Adapter
 go to configuration and see if you have Analog Stereo Duplex selected
[17:11] <nho> lspci could see the thing and lsmod shows me that driver is loaded, but not iw, nor ifconfig, and of course not network-manager shows the device.
[17:11] <nho> What to do to hammmer it into compliance and where to complain?
[17:12] <nho> And there was that answer in askubuntu about driver on github. Should I try to build and install it and look what happens or what?
[17:12] <Austneal> a_muva: Got everything working... thanks I think :P
 glad to hear that.
[17:17] <nho_> Sorry, did I miss something?
[17:17] <nho_> Connection problems
[17:18] <aleks_> hi
[17:23] <NHO> Anyone?
[17:23] <NHO> Any ideas?
[17:23] <froax> hi !
[17:23] <NHO> Installing module from github was of no help.
[17:23] <NHO> This time.
[17:24] <NHO> As in not even wants to be probed in
[17:24] <lblume> In GNOME 3.10/Trusty, when deleting files, they're moved to the <mountpoint>/.Trash directory, but they do not appear in the Trash, and have to be deleted manually. It's might be because the underlying FS is zfs. Would there be a workaround for that?
[17:24] <NHO> Doing little reboot.
[17:24] <KGM70> NHO, sudo dhclient wlan0
[17:26] <Bonn_> Hi all, I'm having difficulty with a system that was upgraded, and now refuses to boot. First there was a cups problem stopping the machine booting,bit now the machine hangs at "Starting SystemD login management service"
[17:26] <Zeusking19> OK, Do you have more details?
[17:27] <Zeusking19> Or is that all you know at the moment?
[17:27] <Bonn_> I tried setting the boot to nomodeset, but this has had no effect
[17:27] <Bonn_> Zeusking, that is all I have
[17:27] <Zeusking19> OK, hold on
[17:28] <ubuntu-studio> Hi there. Does anyone know or even has experience if it's possible to install Cinnamon-Desktop on ubuntustudio?
[17:28] <Zeusking19> when you boot without nomodeset, at what point does the boot stop?
[17:29] <Bonn_> SystemD starring
[17:29] <Bonn_> Err, starting
[17:29] <ikonia> ubuntu doesn't use systemd yet
[17:29] <Zeusking19> ubuntu-studio, cinnamon should be in the software centre
[17:30] <Bonn_> Ikonia,  I can only tell you what I see
[17:31] <ubuntu-studio> Thanks Zeusking. So it is fully compatible I suppose...
[17:31] <Zeusking19> If it is not, you can do sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gwendal-lebihan-dev/cinnamon-stable, do an update then do apt-get install cinnamon
[17:31] <Bonn_> Oz out possible to change the boot pagans such that upstart is used?
[17:31] <Beldar> cinnamon is not in the 14.04 repos
[17:31] <Zeusking19> In that case, use the ppa I said above
[17:33] <Zeusking19> Ok now, ubuntu-studio?
[17:34] <Bonn_> Can anyone give me any ideas, our has ubuntu screwed my system so hard I have to install from scratch?
[17:35] <ubuntu-studio> ok thank you very much Zeusking19 and Beldar. I compared Linux Mint 16 Cinnamon, Linux Mint 16 xfce and ubuntustudio 14 xfce on playing and working with HD-Videos. ubuntustudio only needs half the cpu-amount on openshot and kdenlive.
[17:36] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu-studio  yes, ubuntu-studio is multimedia dedicated
[17:36] <OerHeks> Bonn_, hard to say if you don't know about systemD, how it got there, as it is not a standard ubuntu install
[17:36] <Bonn_> It was an upgrade, the machine has been running ubuntu fiber for the last four years
[17:37] <Bonn_> Fine, not divert, dirty phone is my only net connection atm
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> Bonn_: what is ubuntu fiber?
[17:38] <Bonn_> F2f uvk off
[17:39] <ubuntu-studio> I'm so lucky with my AMD Athlon X2 3200 again :-)  WinXP wasn't able to play my HD-videos without stumble
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu-studio: i had a X2 5200 with Nvidia 6150LE and it was fine :-)
[17:40] <bigred15> ubuntu-studio: I've got an i5 and had playback issues under win7, works no issue under linux.
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu-studio: then it went bang and i bought a Tronsmart S802. Kicks raw ass
[17:40] <bigred15> not sure if cpu related or not, but eh, works epically under linux so im stoked.
[17:41] <ubuntu-studio> cool. I'll say goodbye to Windows now.
[17:41] <amadeus> Hi, i need to enlarge a NTFS partition from ubuntu. the problem is, that the disk has bad sectors. any idea how to use --bad-sectors parameter in gparted?
[17:41] <KGM70> ubuntu-studio, update to W7 :)
[17:41] <pleasehelppme> Hey guys! Thanks for the help earlier :)
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> amadeus: do you have windows installed?
[17:42] <loa> amadeus, i think you need to buy new hdd, and don't mess with that.
[17:42] <loa> rememper that your time costs money too.
[17:42] <ubuntu-studio> It works also on Linux Mint. But it shows me 160% CPU for openshot
[17:42] <loa> remeber *
[17:42] <amadeus> ActionParsnip: yes, and they are on the partition i want to resize
[17:42] <ubuntu-studio> no more Win, KGM78
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> amadeus: resize NTFS in Windows. It's more likely to succeed resizeing Microsoft's filesystem with a Microsoft tool
[17:43] <SpacemanPete> Hi y'all
[17:43] <Fraym> SpacemanPete: Hi
[17:43] <amadeus> loa: i wish i could, but i cant affor new disk right now. anyway im not concerned about data loss in this case
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> amadeus: +1 to loa's suggestion. Bad sectors mean a dying drive. Backup data and replace
[17:44] <pleasehelppme> I'm trying to get Ubuntu on a VM now (Using VMware Workstation) and I'm encountering 'ubuntu login: [24.546551] sda1: WRITE SAMEfailed. Manually zeroing.
[17:44] <pleasehelppme> What does that mean?
[17:44] <ubuntu-studio> how is it possible that a process can use more than 100% cpu?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu-studio: dual core
[17:44] <pleasehelppme> I got it straight off ubuntu.com, but no
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu-studio: with 2 cores you can see 200% cpu
[17:45] <Saur0> hi all is there are more upto date version of this --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dovecot
[17:45] <amadeus> ActionParsnip: i couldnt resize it under windows, probably because its a system partition, so i thought i might do it from ubuntu. seems im a bit screwed here. i wanted to avoid reinstalling the OSes
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: then how did you know it didnt get damaged in transmission? The place you get the file from is completely irrelevant
[17:45] <ubuntu-studio> ok, but ubuntustudio shows 80% for the process while both cpu's show about 95% each.
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> amadeus: windows vista and later can resize any NTFS filesystem, even the system one
[17:47] <amadeus> ActionParsnip: then i wonder why it does not present an option to do so. its greyed. normaly i would agree, that the drive is dying, but its like this for about 2 years now as a system drive and no problems
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: you could get the file from the dodgeyest warez site you can find but if the file's MD5 sum matches the official sum then it is fine
[17:47] <SpacemanPete> Might anyone have advice on helping me with a dual boot setup? I've done a few of these before but I've got a tricky setup with my new lenovo laptop. The onboard ssd has like 9 partitions on it. curious if others may have had success cleaning up a setup like this for a more optimal setup
[17:48] <ubuntu-studio> ActionParsnip, I'm a bit confused. Why is openshot-Process 80% cpu while both cpu's show 95%.
[17:48] <amadeus> ActionParsnip: thank you for the info anyway
[17:49] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip But what would cause trouble in transmission...?
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> amadeus: if you boot to liveCD does it help. Probably not allowing it because of the bad sectors.
[17:49] <pleasehelppme> It seems the MD5 is actually not correct though...
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: then thats why
[17:49] <pleasehelppme> What did I do wrong?
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: and is why I ask if md5 has been checked. If your data is mangled it wont work
[17:50] <KGM70> SpacemanPete, 6 partitions belong to windows 8 i bet
[17:50] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: and why is it so fragile?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: the internet is the most unreliable network around, tcp does a good job of checking data but it is not perfect
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: its not fragile. You just got some bad packets. It can happen with any data
[17:51] <SpacemanPete> KGM70: yeah theres like three or four recovery partitions, on efi partition
[17:51] <SpacemanPete> KGM70: it's just a mess
[17:51] <pleasehelppme> It's weird though... This has never happened to me before o.O
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: if you use torrents then there is extra error checking
[17:51] <pleasehelppme> Oh
[17:51] <amadeus> ActionParsnip: i didnt tested liveCD, i might give it a shot\
[17:51] <Beldar> !uefi | SpacemanPete
[17:51] <pleasehelppme> Is the error checking done on my side?
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: it can and does, why do you think the hashes are available and why I ask it...
[17:51] <KGM70> SpacemanPete, do yo intend to keep windows?
[17:52] <SpacemanPete> KGM70: so i got a larger ssd to setup dualboot, but I'm having trouble cloning the disk
[17:52] <KGM70> SpacemanPete, using to dd?
[17:52] <SpacemanPete> KGM70: unfortuately I do need to keep windows for some work-related software, hence dual boot
[17:52] <KGM70> err using dd
[17:52] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, The windows image/cloner or clonezilla should work fine.
[17:52] <pleasehelppme> Is the error checking done in torrent clients / chrome (Aka, the client-side downloader) or by the one serving the file?
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: its why i ask and why the hashes are online to test the ISO. Please in future test your ISOs before using them :-)
[17:53] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: Clonezilla (which i've used successfully before) keeps throwing an error that the target disk is too small, when it's twice the size of the source
[17:53] <kdz> client side
[17:53] <pleasehelppme> And is that why a bad node in a P2P network can't easily infect others by substituting in files?
[17:53] <pleasehelppme> Will do :)
[17:53] <KGM70> !uefi | SpacemanPete
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: torrents check as a chunk is done, then the whole thing is checked
[17:54] <xenolyse> Hello fellows. I got one major problem. I got an issue with my multi-monitor setup where some applications refuse to launch on my primary monitor, and instead launch on my leftmost. I've made an Ask Ubuntu post with all the details. http://askubuntu.com/questions/463529/applications-launch-on-leftmost-monitor-in-multi-monitor-setup
[17:54] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, is the target disc empty no partitions and has a got table?
[17:54] <SpacemanPete> thanks ubottu, i've read through that documentation, will utilize it once i get to that step
[17:54] <Beldar> GPT* SpacemanPete
[17:54] <xenolyse> I've been stuck with this problem for months now and I just can't solve it on my own
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> xenolyse: what is the output of: cat /etc/issue
[17:54] <asad2005> I have problem with evolution not displaying messages only displays retriving message" id ". ubuntu 14.04, may be related to recent updates
[17:55] <xenolyse> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS \n \l
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> xenolyse: are you using unity?
[17:55] <SpacemanPete> Baldar: strangely enough the windows disk manager can see the new drive (it's in an mSATA in a usb enclosure) but when I'm running Ubuntu off USB i can't get gparted of fdisk -l to even see the drive...
[17:56] <xenolyse> ActionParsnip: yes and now. Right now I'm using Gnome 3.10 but the problem is the same when i run Unity
[17:56] <KGM70> SpacemanPete, does df -h show it?
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> xenolyse: unity is a shell for gnome. When you use unity you are using gnome too
[17:57] <Saur0> hi i'm having trouble configureing thunderbird to work with my server
[17:57] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: How do I avoid damage to the data?
[17:57] <Saur0> i've tested dovecote via command line and everything looks good
[17:57] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, Is ubuntu installed at all?
[17:58] <xenolyse> ActionParsnip: I've done several fresh installs of Ubuntu and I even tried Fedora 20, but the same result.
[17:58] <SpacemanPete> KGM70: i did not try 'df -h', i will do that shortly
[17:58] <pakair> Saur0, you need incoming, outgoing server, user and pass
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> xenolyse: http://askubuntu.com/questions/9921/dual-monitor-applications-opening-on-wrong-monitor
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: make sure your backups are up to date
[17:58] <Saur0> i was following this -->
[17:58] <Saur0> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dovecot
[17:58] <xenolyse> ActionParsnip: Yes, I did try the place windows in Compiz but that doesn't work as well
[17:58] <Saur0> but I think its out of date
[17:59] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: I mean when downloading a file, how do I make sure there's no damage done
[17:59] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: Because I keep getting different MD5s when downloading Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
[17:59] <bekks> Saur0: Why do you think that?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: you can use torrents otherwise you cant, juat redownload the file and retest
[17:59] <Saur0> do I still add thunderbird bit to dovecote.conf?
[17:59] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: nothing's installed on the new drive yet, first need to make sure it's formatted properly then either need to close the original ssd to the new one, or (hopefully) choose a few partitions to clone over and fix the windows MBR, then install Ubuntu alongside.
[17:59] <SpacemanPete> sound like a plan?
[17:59] <pakair> Saur0, I'd start thunderbird and configure it myself
[18:00] <Disturbo__> xenolyse: Have you tried just swapping the cables from the graphics card and then changing the orientation of the monitors to the way you want it?
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> !hashes
[18:00] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, This issue is a windows one the SSD move ask in ##windows, come back for the install.
[18:00] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: Why doesn't Chrome / FF error check as hard as torrents do?
[18:00] <Saur0> i've tried that it doesn't connect
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: because you are downloading via http so it is doing the standard tcp testing. Http doesnt have so much testing
[18:01] <pakair> Saur0, can you ping the incoming/outgoing servers?
[18:01] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, You have a uefi you are not using the mbr, you have some research to do honestly on that set up.
[18:01] <Saur0> weird it just worked :)
[18:01] <SpacemanPete> Thanks Beldar, until now i've always had better luck setting up new drives in linux which is why i came here first
[18:01] <Beldar> err gpt with a uefi
[18:01] <xenolyse> ActionParsnip: I run a 670 with VGA to my leftmost monitor, Displayport to my primary and a HDMI for my rightmost monitor. The problem is that I can't really swap around the cables on the card as there are no other to use instead.
[18:01] <pakair> Saur0, good!
[18:02] <Saur0> thanks anyway :D
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> xenolyse: or you can use devilspie to make applications always open in a certain manner
[18:02] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: What protocol does P2P use?
[18:02] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, I understand, the new windows uefi setup with a gpt partitioning set up is a bit different is all
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: depends on the client
[18:02] <xenolyse> ActionParsnip: Devilspie don't launch for me on Ubuntu 14.04. The process just shuts down.
[18:02] <pleasehelppme> Oh, so if I'm using BitTorrent, is 'BitTorrent' the protocol? Or do they each develop their own protocol?
[18:03] <SpacemanPete> thanks for the help KGM70 and Beldar. i'll do some omore research andf pop back in later with status update/questions if need be. much obliged. have a great [morn||afternoon||evening]
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: yes it will use the torrent protocol. I can send you a file using IRC and that is 'p2p' as well. P2p doesnt just mean torrents you know
[18:04] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: Haha, gotcha! That seems like a lot of work, every torrent network creating it's own protocol... And how do those protocols interact with TCP?
[18:04] <Saur0> strange i'm getting relay access denied
[18:04] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, You to, it is not that hard, the key I think is having the windows imaged/cloned which you instend to do to use the new ssd , save that iamge.
[18:04] <Saur0> I didn't get that in command line
[18:04] <Saur0> when sending
[18:04] <asad2005> Can anyone please help me in evolution email not displaying messages
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: other clients which can manage torrents will use the agreed torrent client, just like web browsers use an agreed http standard. Its what makes the web work as everyone is obeying the standards
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: torrents are torrwnts and is why someone using transmission can seed to someone using deluge ot utorrent
[18:06] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: Clonezilla already successfully cloned my current drive to a spare mechanical HDD i had lying around using device-image, but kept getting an error cloning device-device to the new mSATA
[18:07] <pakair> asad2005, what's the issue with evolution?
[18:07] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, Put the new HD in the computer not a usb to load the image.
[18:07] <Gar> Hello all. Please be so kind and let me know your "best" note taking software for ubuntu. I have been using Zim, but getting some crashed now and then. Any alternative you would recommend?
[18:08] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, You have the full image on an external right?
[18:08] <Beldar> usin clonezilla?
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Gar: vi or gedit
[18:08] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: hmmm, all the documentation i;ve found recommended cloning the current drive to the new drive in an enclosure before swapping the drive in the laptop
[18:09] <Fraym> Gar: Vim or nano
[18:09] <Fraym> Gar: Both work fine when I need them
[18:10] <_ramok> is there an easy way to upgrade curl on ubuntu 12.04 lts to a newer version? like 7.3x ?
[18:10] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, There a several imaging scenarios, clonezilla saves it all in data format, come cloners just make an exact copy that is the same.
[18:10] <asad2005> pakair: I have problem with evolution not displaying messages only displays retriving message" id ". ubuntu 14.04, may be related to recent updates
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Gar: springseed
[18:11] <pakair> _ramok, delete curl and reinstall. it will pick up the most recent from the repo
[18:11] <asad2005> pakair: I noticed this today only yesterday it was working ok
[18:11] <pakair> asad2005, that could be
[18:11] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, I use both clonezilla and the windows imager onto a 2 terrabyte external. When I want either reload I boot a clonezilla cd or a windows recovery disc to reload what I want to the internal HD.
[18:11] <meccooll> I have two monitors, how can i make them separate screens/display DISPLAY :0.0 and :0.1. Right now it's one bit display and i can drag windows from one to another DISPLAY:0
[18:11] <SpacemanPete> Baldar: gotcha. i'll try to do some research on prepping the new drive for use in a UEFI windows 8.1 setup. hopefully i'll find sth i missed earlier. will report back. thanks again
[18:11] <asad2005> pakair: Should i migrate to thunderbird?
[18:12] <Deihmos> i just installed ubuntu on uefi
[18:12] <pakair> asad2005, I like tbird but you have options
[18:12] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, NO problem, a gpt partition table is needed at the least.
[18:12] <Deihmos> did not have any issues. no need to disable secure boot or anything unlike mint
[18:12] <asad2005> pakair: Is this because of lack of support to evolution on ubuntu
[18:12] <Gar> Thanks ActionParsnip and Fraym. I was lookinf into something more "visual" and with a tree-like structure. Springseed looks interesting. RedNotebook was also on my list...
[18:12] <asad2005> pakair: What options?
[18:12] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: Is this the right MD5?
[18:12] <pleasehelppme> 8AEBB31274A13EA080AB4A9D685850F8
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> Gar: im a terminal guy. What can i say
[18:12] <Zeusking19> Back.
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> !hashes | pleasehelppme
[18:13] <pakair> asad2005, Idk ... you have options in the sense that you can use tbird, evo, or other mail clients.
[18:13] <Gar> ActionParsnip: I see :) no prob
[18:13] <Deihmos> not digging thunderbird at all
[18:14] <_ramok> pakair: the most recent for ubuntu 12.04 is 7.22
[18:14] <asad2005> pakair: Are there other clients that are ranked higher than theses in linux?
[18:14] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: yup, when i tried to run clonezilla earlier I saw it created a gpt table at the start of the process, but then came the errors. essentially it was trying to clone the partition table from sda to sdc, and then the errors came back one after another that "could not find /dev/sdc1, /dev/sdc2, /dev/sdc3, etc..."
[18:14] <_ramok> i need a newer build
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> Deihmos: you dont have to use thunderbird
[18:15] <pakair> _ramok, yes, just installed curl 7.22
[18:15] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: :/ I checked the version I downloaded on Ubuntu.com and off utorrent and both of them don't appear on that list (and they're both the same)
[18:16] <_ramok> pakair: i don't need 7.22 i need a hihger version like 7.3x
[18:16] <_ramok> on ubuntu 12.04
[18:16] <Deihmos> not digging evolution either. sticking with the web
[18:16] <pakair> _ramok, grab the .deb file and install it manually
[18:17] <OerHeks> _ramok, upgrade to 14.04 lts, it provides 7.35
[18:17] <OerHeks> !info curl
[18:17] <pakair> asad2005, I just googled 'ubuntu email clients'
[18:18] <_ramok> OerHeks: 14.04 is not really supported on Xen based vms
[18:18] <Beldar> SpacemanPete, If you have the whole original HD saved with clonezilla on an external, if you replaced that HD with the new one, booted the clonezilla cd and went to load the image, the new HD would be sda
[18:18] <_ramok> it crashed after upgrade because of some parition definition
[18:19] <letstrythis> !eol
[18:19] <letstrythis> esus ty
[18:19] <dnalor> my ubuntu server installation on raid 1 (sda/sdb) won't boot unless i unplug all my other drives (sdc,sdd,sde,sdf,sdg). any advice ?
[18:21] <SpacemanPete> Baldar: haha sounds like a great idea.
[18:21] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: much simpler than suffering through error troubleshooting
[18:22] <SpacemanPete> Beldar: ok signing off now, i'll check in later. thanks again
[18:23] <pleasehelppme> My md5 hash of Ubuntu that I downloaded off utorrent and off ubuntu.com are both inconsistent with what's on the ubuntu page. What can I do?
[18:23] <asad2005> pakair: Thanks
[18:24] <pleasehelppme> The md5 is 8AEBB31274A13EA080AB4A9D685850F8 by the way
[18:24] <bekks> pleasehelppme: Download the iso from the official website.
[18:24] <pleasehelppme> I did :/
[18:24] <zykotick9> bekks: ubuntu.com isn't official?
[18:24] <pleasehelppme> Unless Ubuntu.com is not the official?
[18:25] <bekks> pleasehelppme: zykotick9: I didnt say he did download it from unofficial sources. He asked what he can do in his situation.
[18:25] <pleasehelppme> Oh I see
[18:25] <meccooll> pleasehelppme, redownload don't use that file
[18:27] <excelsiora> what's the reputation of wubi nowadays?
[18:27] <ikonia> dead
[18:27] <ikonia> sucks
[18:27] <Fraym> excelsiora: Bad, not supported
[18:27] <pleasehelppme> Wait, when we're talking about the .iso, I just want to be clear, we're talking about the zipped file?
[18:28] <ikonia> what zipped file ?
[18:28] <bekks> pleasehelppme: Which zipped file?
[18:28] <step21> Hey, anybody know how to get gnome-keyring/seahorse to work with ssh keys? They can be imported, but then don't show up under ssh keys but only directly after importing under user keys. when adding them manually with ssh-add, everything works
[18:28] <pleasehelppme> Oh, I guess it's not really zipped, my default icon for .iso is just Winzip never mind
[18:28] <KGM70> wubi never was a usable alernative, it was just a poor facsimile
[18:28] <Decus_> Hello, somebody knows hot to solve this issue, please? http://askubuntu.com/questions/463899/high-pitched-sound-by-hdmi-on-kubuntu-14-04 I'm really tired, a lot of days looking to solve that :'(
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> excelsiora: it hasnt been developed for two years now.
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: ignore the icon your OS gives you.
[18:30] <pleasehelppme> ActionParsnip: But I can unzip it... Is that normal?
[18:30] <M0DCM-Dave> Hey Blue_Knight
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: yes just because your archive manager can read it doesnt mean you do....
[18:31] <Blue_Knight> M0DCM-Dave: Hi!
[18:31] <M0DCM-Dave> Just thought I'd let you know my Surround Headphone issue is sorted
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> pleasehelppme: have you tried the ISO in Virtualbox to test?
[18:31] <ljetibo> Hello! What are the files that look like this, is: results.txt and results.txt~? What do the ~ files "do"?
[18:32] <Blue_Knight> VirtualBox won't load an iso if it has an extension other than .iso. Is that right?
[18:32] <pleasehelppme> Nope, I don't think so. I'm using VMware and it doesn't allow anything but .iso
[18:32] <OerHeks> "~" = /home/$USER/
[18:33] <tkeith> Is there a way to stop all services except networking and SSH so I can migrate an entire server using rsync?
[18:33] <M0DCM-Dave> Blue_Knight I realised what TJ- was talking about last night, so installed PulseAudio volume control and got my headphones working in 5.1!!
[18:33] <Decus_> Hello, somebody knows hot to solve this issue, please? http://askubuntu.com/questions/463899/high-pitched-sound-by-hdmi-on-kubuntu-14-04 I'm really tired, a lot of days looking to solve that :'(
[18:33] <M0DCM-Dave> So it's thanks to this channel, and TJ-
[18:34] <excelsiora> I have a guy who installed wubi for dualboot and there's something wrong with his flash-screen.
[18:34] <KGM70> excelsiora, wubi isn't dual boot
[18:35] <ljetibo> OerHeks: mind devulgind some more info thank that? (they're located at ~/Desktop, but that's not exactly what's bothering me, why are they created in the first place, why when I open a file in a programing language and save it do I get 2 files: file.extension and file.extension~)
[18:35] <Beldar> excelsiora, What release is this?
[18:35] <excelsiora> He's getting some sort of boot message
[18:35] <ljetibo> divulging*
[18:35] <excelsiora> he can boot back into windows fine
[18:36] <excelsiora> but linux he just gets a command console
[18:36] <Beldar> excelsiora, Even when wubi was supported there was like one person doing it, I am not joking here. ;)
[18:36] <KGM70> !wubi | excelsiora
[18:37] <OerHeks> ljetibo, looks like that second file is an work-backup every X minutes ?
[18:38] <pleasehelppme> I just downloaded 14.04 for like the 5th time getting the same md5, but it still doesn't match with the one on ubuntu.com
[18:38] <ljetibo> OerHeks: that would make sense if I didn't actively close them from withing the program. My issue being that when I push it to github I push those files too (basically duplicates) everytime xD
L locks the screen and <Super>M searches for music... how can I disable these?
[18:47] <Arankott> hi
[18:47] <Fraym> Arankott: Hi
[18:47] <OerHeks> qstrahl, search in your keyboard-menu
[18:47] <stork91> I feel like 14.04 was a major step backwards for Ubuntu, and after using it since its release cannot in good conscious recommend it to anyone at its present state.
[18:47] <qstrahl> OerHeks, It isn't displayed there
[18:48] <Arankott> how can I clear unwanted files?
[18:48] <pakair> Arankott, there is a janitor app
[18:48] <stork91> Considering it is an LTS, my previous statement is even more shocking to me.
[18:49] <Arankott> Pakair could I see some terminal commands?
[18:49] <OerHeks> qstrahl, sure they are, super L lock is in 'system'
[18:50] <qstrahl> OerHeks, What about Super M?
[18:50] <stork91> At present, I cannot review software in the software center. There is a bug since 13.10 that has not been resolved concerning it.
[18:50] <psbrandt> I'm trying to set up an apt-cacher VM. I want to actually cache on my host machine, so I'm using a shared folder (vboxfs), but I'm having an issue when I get a cache miss.
[18:50] <pakair> Arankott, in my system there is a /usr/sbin/computer-janitor
[18:50] <OerHeks> qstrahl, maybe custom ?
[18:50] <qstrahl> OerHeks, Also it claims <Ctrl><Alt>L is lock for me, not <Super>L
[18:50] <qstrahl> OerHeks, Nope, no customs
[18:50] <Arankott> pakair , thanks let me checkout
[18:51] <psbrandt> I'm getting this error: Unable to create libcurl socket. I'm running apt-cacher as the same user:group that owns the shared.
[18:51] <psbrandt> Anyone have any ideas?
[18:52] <psbrandt> This is the only thing I can find online about it, but I've checked and my permissions seem correct: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=611526
[18:52] <pakair> Arankott, locate janitor | grep bin
[18:53] <zykotick9> psbrandt: fyi, apt-cacher can only be used for one distro & release at a time, apt-cacher-ng supports many at once... just sayin'
[18:54] <nnyk_> Hi, I'm having some trouble getting pm-suspend to work on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. If I suspend, it appears to have worked but when I wake the system, it reboots (system: Sony Vaio VPCEB1E0E)
[18:54] <zykotick9> nnyk_: did you select to encrypt home directory?
[18:54] <psbrandt> Thanks zykotick9, but I'll only be needing this for one distro and release. Any ideas on the permissions problem?
[18:55] <zykotick9> psbrandt: sorry, no ideas re the permission stuff - best of luck.
[18:55] <nnyk_> zykotick9: No, i did not
[18:55] <zykotick9> nnyk_: ok, just checkin'
[18:56] <nnyk_> zykotick9: Any ideas?
[18:56] <zykotick9> nnyk_: nope sorry, best of luck though
[18:57] <nnyk_> Thanks :)
[19:01] <pleasehelppme> Sigh
[19:01] <cristianounix> @gac
[19:01] <pleasehelppme> Could someone send me their iso for 14.04?
[19:01] <cristianounix> sorry
[19:01] <ikonia> pleasehelppme: people are not going to send 800mb files across IRC
[19:01] <ikonia> pleasehelppme: just download it from a trusted source
[19:01] <bazhang> !torrents | pleasehelppme
[19:01] <zykotick9> pleasehelppme: are you sure your checking the right MD5 for the version you are downloading?
[19:01] <pleasehelppme> Okay let me try again...
[19:02] <pleasehelppme> Well I tried already from utorrent and ubuntu, I keep getting the same md5, but not the right md5
[19:02] <zykotick9> are you sure the "right md5" is infact for the version you are downloading?
[19:03] <bazhang> !hashes | pleasehelppme
[19:03] <zykotick9> pleasehelppme: if you used a torrent, that "should" eliminate download errors
[19:03] <pleasehelppme> I just ctrl+f my md5 on that page. Here is the md5 I keep getting: 8AEBB31274A13EA080AB4A9D685850F8
[19:04] <zykotick9> pleasehelppme: an md5 without the exact ISO name isn't very helpful...
[19:04] <pleasehelppme> Oh
[19:04] <pleasehelppme> .Okay let me try again
[19:04] <Baako_> hi i want to change a file permission to 666 how do i do it?
[19:04] <zingbats> Baako_: chmod 0666 file
[19:04] <Gerowen> Baako: chmod 666 file
[19:05] <zingbats> Snap
[19:05] <Gerowen> :P
[19:05] <Baako_> thanks
[19:05] <zingbats> I am trying to automount a partition. The trouble is, whenever I use sudo mount, or put it in /etc/fstab it mounts as root, which means gnome needs root to dismount it. How can I mount is as the logged in user, as the GUI seems to be able to do
[19:07] <zykotick9> zingbats: is this a FAT/NTFS partition?
[19:07] <zingbats> zykotick9: ext4 mdadm RAID array
[19:08] <zykotick9> zingbats: ummm, sorry i've never played with mdadm RAID stuff... so i have nothin'.  good luck.
[19:08] <zingbats> zykotick9: The problem isnt the format, the issue is being able to mount something without being root. The GUI is able to do it somehow.
[19:10] <zykotick9> zingbats: the GUI uses FUSE (filesystem in User Space), using fstab you might try adding the option user or users (i believe one won't allow unmounting, while the other does)
[19:11] <trinode_> so if one of the firmwares for intel wireless was removed because it was buggy, and now my bluetooth (built into the wireless) is skipping like hell, but if I download a newer kernel + newer firmware it's perfect, is it possible to get it included?
[19:11] <trinode_> (iwlwifi-7260-8.ucode was removed from linux-firmware)
[19:12] <trinode_> -7 breaks my bluetooth
[19:12] <trinode_> -9 works great
[19:12] <trinode_> (but requires kernel 13.14
[19:12] <trinode_> would there be any harm including it in linux-firmware?
[19:16] <rawrmonster> Hmm i don't quite know what to make of this. I am trying to switch an older laptop to ubuntu from windows but some of the keys on the keyboard do not work on linux for some reason. I tried to boot in to windows and use the key, and it works perfectly just not on ubuntu. It is a US english keyboard any ideas?
[19:17] <pakair> rawrmonster, are you talking about F keys and other special keys win uses?
[19:17] <rawrmonster> pakair: no i am talking about the "a" key
[19:18] <rawrmonster> every other key works perfectly on linux but the a key. I boot in to windows and the a key works perfectly
[19:19] <rawrmonster> I have even tried killing the x server and trying to type the a key and that does not work as well
[19:19] <pakair> rawrmonster, I assume you installed a US English linux
[19:20] <rawrmonster> Yes I am using the english version of ubuntu 14.04
[19:22] <rawrmonster> Any ideas?
[19:23] <pakair> rawrmonster, nope ... it does not make sense
[19:23] <Beldar> rawrmonster, Laptop or desktop, and do you have more than 1 keyboard to try?
[19:23] <critter> Hi, Im using ubuntu 14.04 as liveCD and it doesnt recognize my GPT partition, anyone can help me please?
[19:23] <rawrmonster> I have never seen something like this in all of the years i have used linux. I have seen wireless driver issues ethernet issues video cards but never a keyboard
[19:24] <rawrmonster> Beldar: its a laptop
[19:24] <Beldar> critter, This a a MS or apple computer or HD, details please.
[19:24] <Beldar> rawrmonster, Two questions?
[19:24] <critter> Beldar, its a 3TB disk, GPT partition created under windows, ntfs filesystem
[19:25] <critter> Beldar, on ubuntu it shows as a ~800GB partition and refuses to mount
[19:25] <rawrmonster> No just the keyboard issue. You asked me Laptop or Desktop
[19:25] <Beldar> critter, You want to dualboot with W8 right?
[19:25] <Beldar> rawrmonster, "do you have more than 1 keyboard to try?"
[19:25] <critter> Beldar, no I just want to mount that hd to copy some files
[19:26] <rawrmonster> Beldar: I have an external keyboard and the a key does work
[19:26] <Beldar> critter, Ah, okay just be exacting in your end goal, not an area I can really help in.
[19:26] <rawrmonster> Beldar: just not for the internal keyboard on linux only windows
[19:27] <louisdk> I have this strange issue. I've setup my system and keyboard layout to be in danish, however when I use my bluetooth micro keyboard it has us layout. If I connect a USB keyboard and type something it has dk layout and then my bluetooth keyboard becomes dk layout too. This is strange.
[19:27] <critter> anyone having troubles with gpt partition?
[19:28] <Beldar> rawrmonster, I would replace the internal, probably cheap, your issue really makes no sense, at least to me, if the external works in ubuntu.
[19:29] <rawrmonster> Beldar: but how does the keyboard a key work on windows just not linux but you are saying its a hardware issue. If it was a hardware issue wouldn't it not work on windows as well
[19:30] <Beldar> critter, see post 2, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1669637&s=dab2c1a9e806eaecd731ed8d27ca340f
[19:31] <pakair> rawrmonster, there is an app in linux that echoes the hex value of a key pressed. Maybe Beldar remembers ...
[19:31] <Beldar> rawrmonster, ##hardware may be a better place to get help.
[19:31] <Beldar> pakair, lol hardly, if you know go for it.
[19:32] <pleasehelppme> zykotick9: I downloaded from the list of trusted torrents posted and it's still giving me a wrong hash.
[19:32] <pleasehelppme> I'm using this to calculate md5, does it work? http://onlinemd5.com/
[19:33] <zykotick9> pleasehelppme: unless you share which ISO name (Exactly) you are downloading, we can't confirm your MD5 is wrong...
[19:33] <OerHeks> pleasehelppme, from what trusted list?
[19:33] <pleasehelppme> This is the name "ubuntu-14.04-desktop-i386"
[19:33] <pleasehelppme> without the quotations
[19:34] <willselby> join _flood
[19:34] <willselby> hey
[19:34] <pleasehelppme> with .iso at the end
[19:34] <willselby> whats up
[19:34] <OerHeks> pleasehelppme, no the url please
[19:34] <pleasehelppme> Oerheks, there was a list provided by the bot in this chat... Let me find it one sec
[19:34] <pakair> rawrmonster, got it ... run the command showkey -a then press a key, it shows its value. Does a generate a value?
[19:34] <willselby> anyone need help?
[19:34] <Beldar> willselby, Do you have a ubuntu support issue?
[19:34] <willselby> did you say?
[19:35] <willselby> nah
[19:35] <willselby> i am good
[19:35] <pleasehelppme> Oerheks: http://torrent.ubuntu.com/simple/trusty/desktop/ubuntu-14.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent
[19:35] <willselby> just installing Kali operating system
[19:35] <willselby> anyone else use it?
[19:35] <Gar> willselby: me
[19:35] <OerHeks> pleasehelppme, oke, that rules out wrong sources
[19:35] <Beldar> willselby, This channel works with you waiting for a post you might know an answer to, or asking for help. It is obvious when help is needed.
[19:35] <zykotick9> !kali | willselby
[19:36] <zykotick9> willselby: note, kali isn't even based on ubuntu...
[19:36] <willselby> kk
[19:36] <willselby> backtrack was
[19:36] <willselby> so i assumed
[19:36] <willselby> sorry
[19:36] <Gar> Debian based
[19:37] <Blue_Knight> Ubuntu is debian based too.
[19:37] <pleasehelppme> OerHeks: I keep getting this
[19:37] <pleasehelppme> http://i.imgur.com/aA82DBx.png
[19:37] <OerHeks>  md5 c4d4d037d7d0a05e8f526d18aa25fb5e
[19:37] <pleasehelppme> The number in the redbox keeps changing
[19:37] <Gar> true
[19:38] <pleasehelppme> How did you get that md5 OerHeks, maybe I'm calculating it wrong?
[19:38] <pleasehelppme> The program I'm using is doing it wrong I mean
[19:38] <OerHeks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[19:38] <pleasehelppme> I mean, how can I calculate the hash of my file
[19:38] <pakair> pleasehelppme, md5sum <filename>
[19:39] <OerHeks> md5sum /path/to/iso
[19:40] <willselby> cya i g2g hope you lot all sort out your stuff
[19:41] <step21> hej ... so anyone familiar with adding ssh keys to the keyring?
[19:42] <arkore> hello, i just installed some updates for 14.04, and now my "remove nosetmode (from boot grub.cfg)" trick isn't working anymore.  i see low-res black screen with blinking cursor for several seconds, then changes to pure black screen.
[19:43] <pleasehelppme> pakair: I'm using Windows 7 right now :/
[19:43] <pleasehelppme> I'm not sure how to run md5sum, doesn't work in cmd or run
[19:44] <step21> pleasehelppme, you have to download it there, it does not ship with windows
[19:44] <Gar> Anyone else having problems with springseed + 14.04?
[19:45] <step21> pleasehelppme, try this http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=11533
[19:45] <pleasehelppme> step21, what do you mean? I just want to do an md5sum check of the iso file I downloaded from ubuntu
[19:45] <pleasehelppme> Ohhh
[19:45] <pleasehelppme> I see :)
[19:45] <step21> pleasehelppme, yes, but under windows. unless you installed it, there is no md5sum there
[19:45] <arkore> hmm, adding nosetmode back in, still doesn't fix the problem.  i get black screen anyways
[19:46] <arkore> my system was fine before i installed these updates today
[19:47] <pleasehelppme> step21: So I should run fciv.exe?
[19:48] <Beldar> arkore, Any indication of this being a partial update, or any packages held with it?
[19:48] <zykotick9> arkore: typo?  do you mean nomodeset?
[19:48] <data> I am following the description in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel , but I only get http://pastebin.com/8Rvg6pCi
[19:49] <pleasehelppme> Where should I put fciv.exe?
[19:49] <arkore> well i just determined that my "remove nosetmode (from boot grub.cfg)" trick isn't the cause.  the problem is still happening now, suddenly today after installing partial updates today.  ubuntu 14.04.  i dont know what the updates were for, i just know they around roughly 64mb in size total.
[19:49] <arkore> yah, typo, sorry.  nomodeset
[19:50] <pleasehelppme> OHH
[19:50] <pleasehelppme> I GET IT
[19:50] <haroldofurtado> hello guys
[19:50] <pleasehelppme> Hey haroldofurtado!
[19:50] <haroldofurtado> think of intall ubuntu 14.04
[19:50] <arkore> my system rebooted fine after the updates.  but when i rebooted again, now i get black screen forever.
[19:51] <haroldofurtado> can you give informations if radeon has support on ubuntu?
[19:51] <Beldar> arkore,  grub.cfg is the wrong change area, you know this right/etc/default/grub is where you would put nomodeset
[19:51] <arkore> im new to linux, so im not sure what sort of troubleshoot steps to take here
[19:51] <pleasehelppme> Oerheks!! :D I got the same md5 as I should have now! c4d4d037d7d0a05e8f526d18aa25fb5e
[19:51] <haroldofurtado> last time i've tried to use linux with radeon i got some problems
[19:53] <qstrahl> How do I create a custom launcher in the unity dash?
[19:53] <ademoglu_> #pyistanbul
[19:53] <yash069> i installed ubuntu a pc which was already running windows 8 (no uefi, it a old pc).... i made three partions /boot, / and swap
[19:53] <arkore> Beldar, the location has changed to /boot/grub/grub.cfg for new versions of ubuntu.  to prove this is correct, i edited that file and removed "nomodeset", and i confirmed it was removed because i see it removed in grub boot menu when i reboot my machine and press "e" to edit the boot config before booting.  i can see "nomodeset" is gone.
[19:54] <yash069> also i modified mbr with easybcd
[19:54] <arkore> but even when i add it back in, my system still gives black screen forever now, instead of giving my a low-res 800x600 black screen.
[19:54] <dumptruck> i'm trying to use parted to create a 256mb mbr primary partition, as per https://github.com/zfsonlinux/pkg-zfs/wiki/HOWTO-install-Ubuntu-to-a-Native-ZFS-Root-Filesystem but when i run 'mkpart primary 0.0 256' i get 'the resulting partition is not properly aligned for best performance'
[19:54] <darky_> Greetings.. I'd like to know how to put an user in the sudo group?
[19:55] <llutz> darky_: sudo adduser username sudo
[19:55] <Beldar> arkore, You misunderstand grub to some extent and how to add to the kernels boot, it is done 99% of the time in, /etc/default/grub
[19:56] <yash069> llutz: i think he want to add existing user to sudo
[19:56] <llutz> yash069:yes
[19:56] <yash069> so wont it be usermod
[19:56] <yash069> instead of adduser ?
[19:56] <dumptruck> sudo nano /etc/group, add the username to the sudo line
[19:56] <llutz> yash069: if you like, i'd use adduser
[19:56] <darky_> llutz: Thanks...
[19:57] <Beldar> !visudo
[19:57] <llutz> dumptruck: don' edit group/passwd file directly to avoid breaking stuff
[19:57] <yash069> Beldar: ubottu is missing :(
[19:57] <dumptruck> llutz: you're right, that is bad practice. don't do that darky_ ;P
[19:57] <arkore> ahh, i can get back into ubuntu now.  it was because of typo.  it's not "nosetmode", it's "nomodeset" -- okay, now i'll check on /etc/default/grub to see if that exists
[19:58] <Mario_> Can someone please help me?
[19:58] <Beldar> yash069, No, there is visudo in ubottu's base. http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi?search=wifi
[19:58] <yash069> Mario_: yes if you would ask instead of asking to ask ...
[19:58] <Beldar> yash069, er, is no
[19:59] <darky_>  dumptruck Heh.. Also an alternative..
[19:59] <Mario_> Well, I need to get internet on my Ubuntu 12.04
[19:59] <Mario_> Any idea how this can be done?
[19:59] <llutz> Mario_: plug in network cable, wait 10 sec, done
[19:59] <Beldar> !details > Mario_
[20:00] <dumptruck> I figured out my parted alignment issue - start the range with a percent (0%) instead of just 0.0
[20:00] <Mario_> It doesn't work...
[20:00] <Mario_> I'm trying to connect to the internet on Ubuntu
[20:00] <arkore> Beldar, i see /etc/default/grub exists, but looks like it's a different format configuration.  heh.  i do see "nomodeset" in there.  i see two lines (related):  GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"  and GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="nomodeset"
[20:00] <Mario_> Do I need to set up a new connection?
[20:00] <Blue_Knight> is there any way of making dial-up connection on a sm56k modem?
[20:00] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: AMD dropped support for some popular grahics cards the 2X/3X/4x HD series cards have been relagated to "legacy", no FGLRX drivers are available in later releases.
[20:01] <yash069> i installed ubuntu a pc which was already running windows 8 (no uefi, it a old pc).... i made three partions /boot, / and swap and also i modified mbr with easybcd
[20:01] <arkore> Beldar, so to disable nomodeset, i would change that GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX to be: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="" ?
[20:01] <yash069> plz some help with this ^
[20:01] <haroldofurtado> Bashing-om: im using a 7970 card
[20:01] <Aki-Thinkpad> eurovision?
[20:01] <haroldofurtado> i will try to get informations if it works well
[20:01] <Beldar> arkore, Yes you do, however you change it in the file I keep telling you, than run sudo update-grub to modify grub.cfg
[20:01] <haroldofurtado> that's my main problem about any linux system
[20:01] <haroldofurtado> i use it to work on my job
[20:01] <Bashing-om>  haroldofurtado
[20:01] <Barridus> does eurovision even work in ubuntu?!
[20:01] <haroldofurtado> but on my desk
[20:01] <haroldofurtado> i like play some games
[20:02] <Mario_> I wanna connect to the internet on Ubuntu 12.04 (using Virtualbox). Do I need to set up a new connection? If so do I use my internet information for my Windows 8 (My home network) to Ubuntu?
[20:02] <haroldofurtado> and steam as i could see is giving a lot of support
[20:02] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: Should have no problems, what is the issue you are experiencing ( if any ?) .
[20:02] <haroldofurtado> i dont acctually have any issue at the moment
[20:02] <haroldofurtado> i had in the past
[20:02] <arkore> Beldar, ok.  after i do that, i fear that I will run into my previous issue before, where i get a black screen now (suddenly today, after doing ubuntu updates).  yesterday, was working fine and my screen would display, and be at correct resolution.
[20:02] <haroldofurtado> and it was really bad experience
[20:03] <Mario_> I wanna connect to the internet on Ubuntu 12.04 (using Virtualbox). Do I need to set up a new connection? If so do I use my internet information for my Windows 8 (My home network) to Ubuntu? Any idea what I should do?
[20:03] <haroldofurtado> i can remember that i had to compile the kernel to make my graphics work
[20:03] <haroldofurtado> but i will try do use ubuntu
[20:03] <haroldofurtado> maybe i get success
[20:03] <haroldofurtado> sorry about my english
[20:03] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: For games, you 'might' get better perfomance with the FGLRX drivers; have you checked Additional Drivers utility to see what is available for drivers ?
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> nop
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> But what im saying is that i had problem in the past
[20:04] <gdoteof> i just got ubuntu 14.04 trying to get a CPU temp indicator on the taskbar
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> and wasnt using this graphic car
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> *card
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> was another one
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> but amd as well
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> well
[20:04] <haroldofurtado> i will have a try
[20:04] <dumptruck> I am following a howto that instructs me to set 'type=BE' on a partition in parted, but I don't understand what that means. it's not a Flag, it's not a Type (type is already primary), does anyone know what this means?
[20:05] <Beldar> arkore, If you have been modifying grub.cfg, you have been making mistakes, is all I can say, you can fear what you want, my concern would be improper use of the grub mods.
[20:05] <vicsar> .
[20:05] <haroldofurtado> at the moment i got one ubuntu server on amazon
[20:05] <haroldofurtado> it works pretty well
[20:05] <haroldofurtado> but i do it for job
[20:05] <haroldofurtado> i would like to get everything i need done in a ubuntu
[20:05] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: Depending on what you installed in the past, and how you did it, and IF other drivers were NOT removed, yeah there can be problems, anytime one departs from ubuntu's package management system.
[20:05] <arkore> Beldar, well i updated the file you told me to update, and i did "sudo update-grub", and it says it generated a new grub config file.  would that newly generated grub config file be correct(not custom modified) now?
[20:05] <haroldofurtado> so i will be able to be free from windows plataform
[20:06] <haroldofurtado> as i could see
[20:06] <haroldofurtado> ubuntu and every linux is getting easyer
[20:06] <haroldofurtado> and I could see that more people is using linux
[20:06] <haroldofurtado> so
[20:07] <haroldofurtado> maybe i could get more support
[20:07] <haroldofurtado> that's great
[20:07] <Hadron2> Is anyone here using  PHY->Bond->Bridge/VLAN networking to run KVM VMs?
[20:07] <haroldofurtado> because I really like the philosophy
[20:08] <haroldofurtado> aboout open source
[20:08] <Beldar> !ot > haroldofurtado
[20:08] <haroldofurtado> and I alrady contibuted with some open source projets
[20:08] <Beldar> this is support, not a soapbox chat
[20:09] <Hadron2> I had a 13.10 with that setup running very well since last November, supporting 7 VMs on 3 VLANs. I upgraded it to 14.04 last night. VLANs quit working. I rolled it back to 13.10 this morning, and VLANs are still not working/.
[20:09] <haroldofurtado> ubottu: right
[20:10] <Beldar> arkore, Correct in what sense?
[20:10] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: All I can relate to ya, I switched to ubuntu many years past, and have never had an ocassion to look back. I have always been able to find the means to work within ubuntu. Admittedly, sometimes there is the need to do some tweaking. Standard install is one size fits all, and there are those times that I need to do a bit of tailoring to make it fit my needs.
[20:10] <arkore> correct because it was generated.  fresh.  new config.
[20:10] <arkore> besides, the only thing i ever changed in grub.cfg was removing the word "nomodeset", and i put that back now.  so, it's not a problem with that.
[20:11] <arkore> so, the partial upgrade today (for ubuntu 14.04) broke my screen display
[20:11] <arkore> when i choose not to have "nomodeset" (by editing /etc/default/grub to remove nomodeset, then sudo update-grub) no longer works.  -- now i'm forced to keep "nomodeset", which puts my screen display will be back to 1024x768 again, which is bad.
[20:12] <Hadron2> I'm not sure what I've missed, if anything. I am using the same 'interfaces', same modules, same utilities as I was before. Tagged traffic will not pass.
[20:12] <Bashing-om> Beldar: -> haroldofurtado :: off my soapbox, back to support.
[20:12] <arkore> how do i revert partial upgrade (updates)
[20:12] <haroldofurtado> Bashing-om: kkkk
[20:12] <haroldofurtado> Bashing-om: ok
[20:12] <haroldofurtado> Bashing-om: i will give informations about my experience
[20:13] <haroldofurtado> Bashing-om: i soon i had time to install it
[20:13] <Beldar> arkore, I have no idea what you did in /etc/default/grub if you added nomodeset in this line like this    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"  han  ran sudo update-grub you have modified grub.cfg correctly.
[20:13] <Beldar> and*
[20:14] <arkore> Beldar, there are two lines.  GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"  and GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="nomodeset" --- i changed  GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="nomodeset"  to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""  and saved, and sudo update-grub
[20:15] <Beldar> arkore, I asked about this partial update earlier, did this happen? Partial updates can brick your setup.
[20:15] <qstrahl> Is there a way to make Unity tile my windows evenly across the active workspace?
[20:15] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: A word of advise, install ubuntu as a "dual boot" until the time you are very happy with ubuntu.
[20:15] <haroldofurtado> well
[20:16] <haroldofurtado> if I can get my games on
[20:16] <arkore> yes, the partial updates i did today break my trick(of not using nomodeset(so i can get proper screen display resolution)).  since partial updates today, i have no choice but to use nomodeset, so i can login in and see my screen; my screen is forced at 1024x768 now, which is bad.
[20:16] <haroldofurtado> i don't think i will use windows anymore
[20:16] <haroldofurtado> already don't use it for work
[20:16] <qstrahl> haroldofurtado, Thankfully lots of games are moving to Ubuntu =)
[20:16] <haroldofurtado> just wanted to be able to have this possibility on my desk
[20:17] <haroldofurtado> yes I know
[20:17] <haroldofurtado> steam is working on it as well
[20:17] <haroldofurtado> and for me it's great
[20:17] <arkore> Beldar, do you see what i'm saying?
[20:17] <Bashing-om> haroldofurtado: Ya need to go the #ubuntu-offtopic , they can address that type of concern.
[20:17] <Beldar> arkore, Ah, that makes this a more complex problem, I can't help, other than to say don't ever run a partial again, just wait till all the dependencies are in the repos if that is the issue
[20:17] <haroldofurtado> going there
[20:18] <arkore> Beldar, i guess i don't know what "partial" really means.  because Ubuntu prompted me to install new updates -- similar to how Windows would prompt you to install new windows updates.
[20:18] <arkore> how do i know when to wait, and how long to wait?
[20:18] <Gerowen> What would make an LED start flickering?
[20:19] <Gerowen> The one in the meter on my CB radio started flickering on me.  When I hook another LED up to the power leads with it, it works fine.
[20:19] <gmacario> join #ivi
[20:20] <Beldar> arkore, A partialo will show as a warning in the update managers gui. If you use a apt-get update it will show as held packages. In general the held packages are just dependencies not in the repos, but usually show up shortly. This is a general scenario gthat open source has at times with different teams working on apps....etc.
[20:20] <Beldar> partial*
[20:20] <Pinkamena_D> Hello, all windows by default open at position 0,0 inside of the units launcher and menu bar instead of outside of it. How can I fix this. It's really annoying to press ctrl+space and manually move the window every single time I open a new terminal
[20:21] <Pinkamena_D> unity*
[20:22] <arkore> Beldar, how do i notify the people (at Ubuntu) about my problem?
[20:23] <Beldar> arkore, Your problem is one that is your mistake is all.
[20:24] <Hadron2> Is anyone here using  PHY->Bond->Bridge/VLAN networking to run KVM VMs?
[20:24] <zykotick9> arkore: fyi, if you ever get a "partial upgrade" offered, DON'T do it!  it translates to, your system is gonna break.  BUT, i'm not sure why you'd get a "partial" upgrade, under normal circumstances...
[20:24] <Beldar> arkore, If I understand your issue, "IE a partial update leads to broken OS"
[20:24] <arkore> Beldar, i wouldn't consider it my mistake for having particular hardware that ubuntu doesn't support.  Also, there are plenty of posts online where Ubuntu users recommend "remove nomodeset" to people, which now longer works with the recent updates today.
[20:24] <arkore> i just want to let Ubuntu know that the updates today break that "remove nomodeset" solution.
[20:24] <Beldar> partials are rather unusual as zykotick9 suggests arkore
[20:25] <arkore> no longer*
[20:25] <arkore> hmm, ok
[20:25] <arkore> bah.
[20:25] <Beldar> arkore, You are not at all accurate in your rhetoric is all, this is a user mistake, period
[20:26] <arkore> how is it a user mistake?  how am i supposed to know not to install updates when Ubuntu prompts me to install updates.
[20:26] <Beldar> arkore, I did this same thing years ago, it happens.
[20:26] <Beldar> arkore, Research.
[20:27] <arkore> why would someone research "should i install updates that Ubuntu prompts me to install (especially when a bunch of the updates say Security)" ?
[20:29] <arkore> i mean, the thought would never occur to me to think that, to research that.
[20:29] <arkore> at this point, i'd like to contact Ubuntu and suggest that they add a "WARNING" disclaimer on the "Updates prompt window"
[20:29] <Ben64> i'm curious as to why nomodeset is bad. it doesn't stop you from using other resolutions
[20:31] <Beldar> arkore, Where sis you see any indication of a partial update
[20:31] <Beldar> did*
[20:31] <Ben64> arkore: an exclamation point isn't enough? http://public.ok2life.com/uploaded/images/Screenshot-update-manager-1.png
[20:31] <Beldar> arkore, Did you see the image Ben64 has shared with us?
[20:31] <bert__> hello, anyone able to help a unbuntu noob
[20:31] <Beldar> !details > bert__
[20:31] <Ben64> bert__: if you fully describe your problem, perhaps someone can
[20:31] <bert__> :)
[20:31] <arkore> Ben64, some systems with certain video card hardware doesn't work with nomodeset.  plenty of people have this problem.  on ubuntu forums, they say to "remove nomodeset", and that fixes the known issue of "black screen with blinking cursor" ... but the updates i did today, break that "remove nomodeset" solution.
[20:31] <bert__> I've just installed un
[20:31] <bert__> b
[20:31] <Beldar> arkore, answer the questions?
[20:32] <arkore> Beldar, that is not the prompt i received.  perhaps "prompt" is the wrong term for me to use.
[20:32] <arkore> these were just regular Updates window
[20:32] <Ben64> arkore: ok? but nomodeset still doesn't force you to a certain resolution
[20:32] <bert__> I've just installed ubuntu and I get sound from headphones but not speakers, ive opened up the sound manager and the output isnt muted, ive checked the pulse manager and the output says speakers (unavailable)
[20:33] <arkore> the updates came from the Software Updater.
[20:33] <arkore> Ben64, nomodeset limits me (and other people) to resoltuions 800x600 and 1024x768 only
[20:33] <qstrahl> Is there a way to make Unity tile my windows evenly across the active workspace? Even if it's just once, not a continuous thing
[20:34] <bert__> ive googled and tried a few solutions from forums but couldn't make any work
[20:34] <jrib> qstrahl: i would be surprised if there isn't a compiz plug-in/shortcut for that.  You can use wmctrl to program your own or use a different wm
[20:35] <qstrahl> jrib, Where would I look for such a plugin-in/shortcut?
[20:35] <jrib> !ccsm | qstrahl
[20:35] <qstrahl> I've got compizconfig-settings-manager. Somewhere in there, then?
[20:36] <Beldar> arkore, I think the key here honestly is this statement, "im new to linux, so im not sure what sort of troubleshoot steps to take here" And unwilling to logically think through this. Scenario: You were modifying grub incorrectly, and may have made a partial update, and are unwilling to possibly accept a mistake on your part as the crux of the issue.
[20:37] <arkore> possible, but the only modification i made to grub.cfg was removing "nomodeset" word.  hard to believe that would cause a problem.  regardless, i did what you said and updated grub properly now, and it said it generated a new grub config.  so, everything should be fine now.
[20:39] <bert__> Beldar > Got the bot message, do you think I explained enough above, what other details may be required
[20:39] <Ben64> bert__: ubuntu version, which sound card
[20:41] <bert__> Realtek ALC262  and Ubuntu 14.04
[20:42] <bert__> hda intel realtek if that makes a difference
[20:42] <ahmedfarahat> hello
[20:42] <ahmedfarahat> any body from china
[20:47] <bert__> :/
[20:47] <lotuspsychje> !sound | bert__
[20:49] <bert__> I've checked my sound settings, in output it says speakers unavailable
[20:49] <Sceptic> Hello. I would like to p2p-download one of this files: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily-live/pending/ . Is it possible in Transmission?
[20:51] <lotuspsychje> Sceptic: try copy paste that metalink into transmission/open url
[20:52] <Sceptic> lotuspsychje, You mean url or interior?
[20:53] <zykotick9> lotuspsychje: can you torrent anything now a days?  i'd think a torrent would be required, and i doubt dailys have torrents created for them.
[20:53] <sarthor> Hi, this command make changes in multiple files inside a directory, perl -pi -e 's/text1/TEXT2/g' *, but If there are directories inside that DIR and want to change Text in all those directories and child directories. So What changes I will need to make to this command. HELP
[20:54] <guest1241235> there are torrent links on this page:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu
[20:54] <guest1241235> but not for dailies i guess
[20:54] <xpower> hello
[20:59] <xpower> clear
[21:01] <dumptruck> hmm, failed to fetch zfs-native/grub/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/binary-amd64/Packages -- maybe I shouldn't be installing zfs-on-root onm 14.04, but rather 12.04
[21:03] <as> http://xdcc_CANCEL_X1399720884
[21:03] <SquidsofAnger> yo
[21:03] <AndroUserffffhhh> Yo yo
[21:03] <SquidsofAnger> I need help correcting what I believe to be this bug: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/foundations-bugs/2014-March/184032.html
[21:04] <qstrahl> How would I go about using wmctrl to make a compiz plugin?
[21:05] <AndroUserffffhhh> Hw!
[21:06] <hamahama> AndroUserffffhhh: stop spamming .
[21:06] <pertamedika> test
[21:07] <lotuspsychje> !test | pertamedika
[21:07] <hamahama> !echo
[21:07] <AliG1000> I am running Windows 7 but found VMWare and Virtualware were too slow when running Ubuntu 14.04, so I when down the dual-boot road.  Ubuntu loads but freezes after the password entry bit.  I have tried Ctrl Alt F1 (and everythiung else).  Just completely frozen.  Any idea of what I should do?
[21:08] <lotuspsychje> AliG1000: your machine is new or older hardware?
[21:08] <SquidsofAnger> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7443552/
[21:08] <Beldar> AliG1000, Has it ever loaded from the login?
[21:09] <AliG1000> @Beldar I can enter the password with no problems, and then it has the splash screen with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS at the bottom - and then nothing
[21:10] <Beldar> AliG1000, That does not answer the question.
[21:10] <AliG1000> if that is what you meant by loading from the login
[21:10] <jason_> ughhhh
[21:10] <SquidsofAnger> \then seeing if there are problems with packages
[21:11] <Beldar> AliG1000, The question is, has it ever worked since the install, have you seen the full working desktop yet? the issue is, is this from the get go, or after updates, or any other work you have done on the install, in other words exact details.
[21:12] <AliG1000> @Beldar  I have only seen the full desktop when I have installed it on a trial basis
[21:12] <AliG1000> I installed it without getting the updates (the option is given to install with ot without)
[21:13] <AliG1000> I figured I could update it after it had installed
[21:13] <jason_> anyone know the default channel for linux mint?
[21:14] <lotuspsychje> !mint | jason_
[21:14] <Beldar> AliG1000, Be careful in the words you use here trial basis could mean several things, a vm, a live environment, without your exact meaning included.
[21:14] <AliG1000> I guess I could re-install it WITH updates but at this point, I do not know how to uninstall the version I have (or simply to update it now)
[21:14] <jason_> i know its not supported. but ty
[21:15] <Beldar> AliG1000, So, when you installed ubuntu this time it booted to a working desktop, than you ran a update/upgrade and are where you are at now, is this correct?
[21:16] <AliG1000> Ah, I see.  I have the .iso on a DVD.  I set the boot order to read the DVD first and I was given an option to Try Ubuntu or Install it.  The Try option did work so I then went to install it - and am at the situation I am in now
[21:16] <Beldar> !nomodeset | AliG1000 try this
[21:17] <AliG1000> When I installed it (rather then the trial option), it did not go to the desktop.  It stopped at the splash screen
[21:17] <qstrahl> How would I go about using wmctrl to make a compiz plugin?
[21:17] <qstrahl> (Doesn't look like Compiz has what I want)
[21:19] <bel3atar> what replace /etc/init.d/networking restart ?
[21:19] <bel3atar> s/e/es
[21:20] <AliG1000> @Beldar after reading that link, it looks like it would be easier to uninstall Ubuntu first.  Any idea how I should uninstall at this point?
[21:20] <OerHeks> service network-manager restart
[21:21] <Beldar> AliG1000, Hardly, that link just tells how to boot with nomodeset added in sevral scenarios, IE a live cd or install. What makes you thin a new install is the answer?
[21:21] <Beldar> think*
[21:21] <OerHeks> ifconfig eth0 down && ifconfig eth0 up
[21:22] <bel3atar> OerHeks: not really
[21:22] <bel3atar> OerHeks: does that re-read /etc/network/interfaces ?
[21:22] <OerHeks> .. not really?
[21:23] <zykotick9> bel3atar: if you are using /e/n/interfaces OerHeks's ifdown/ifup is probably your best bet.
[21:23] <AliG1000> @Beldar  Because when In installed it, I was given the option to install with or without updates.  Maybe if I installed with updates it would be smoother.  I am guessing.  But as it is I have a dead splash screen with no idea how to resolve it.  I don't even know how to uninstall at this point as nothing is responding
[21:24] <Beldar> AliG1000, Is your windows 7 imaged/cloned off the HD?
[21:24] <AliG1000> @Beldar not sure what that means :)
[21:25] <Beldar> AliG1000, The question is can you reload windows if the HD gets bricked.
[21:26] <AliG1000> When I switch off the computer, I am able to boot into Windows 7.  I do have a re-install disk should everything mess up.
[21:26] <Beldar> AliG1000, I am a bit concerned that your booty is covered when I see no real understanding of how to remove or just re install ubuntu in the same partitions with the update on install ticked.
[21:28] <AliG1000> Maybe it is the disk partioning the messed things up.  I only went with the options presented with the Ubuntu install
[21:29] <Beldar> AliG1000, Does windows boot?
[21:30] <AliG1000> yes - when I switch off the machine, I am given several options of how to boot - Windowes is one of them
[21:30] <AliG1000> and it does boot into Windows OK
[21:32] <Beldar> AliG1000, Good, You can use a safeboot option that is like the nomodeset link I sent you in the recovery option at the grub menu. This may as simple as a graphic driver needing to be loaded, which is easier from the install desktop. You may do re-install with the updates on and be in the same place.
[21:33] <Beldar> may be*
[21:33] <AliG1000> OK - I shall try it now
[21:37] <SquidsOfRage> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7418448/
[21:37] <SquidsOfRage> this be the problem
[21:38] <amartinenco> Hello, was ubuntu overheating fixed in the new release?
[21:38] <Beldar> SquidsOfRage, Touch has a channel #ubuntu-touch
[21:39] <SquidsOfRage> ?
[21:39] <SquidsOfRage> no.
[21:39] <SquidsOfRage> the aptop had a touch screen
[21:39] <SquidsOfRage> *laptop
[21:39] <Beldar> amartinenco, there is no general overheating issue.
[21:39] <SquidsOfRage> but the problem is irrelevant to ubuntu-touch
[21:39] <Beldar> SquidsOfRage, Are you running touch?
[21:40] <SquidsOfRage> no
[21:40] <Beldar> or the imaged ubuntu from tghem
[21:40] <Beldar> them?
[21:41] <amartinenco> Beldar: I was referring to the laptop specific issue. Many laptops used to die in 30 minutes or reboot due to overheating after 12.04 release. Was just curious if there are any issues with new 14th version.
[21:42] <folle-avena> ciao a tutta la community
[21:42] <Beldar> amartinenco, Many is a word not usable here, you can't empirically prove that, state your issue.
[21:42] <lotuspsychje> !it | folle-avena
[21:44] <Beldar> amartinenco, This is support for issues you actually have yourself, not a assumed situation from reading the web
[21:45] <phuh_> What's the best way to get the name "trusty"
[21:45] <phuh_> from the OS? (distribution name)
[21:45] <amartinenco> Beldar: I had heating issues on 12.04 and they went away once I put win7 back. Just wanted to ask. I guess ill have to install it and find out.
[21:45] <poseidon> Anyone here use varnish with wordpress?
[21:45] <SquidsOfRage> back
[21:45] <SquidsOfRage> sorry, wifi has been acting weird
[21:45] <SquidsOfRage> to reiterate
[21:45] <SquidsOfRage> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7418448/
[21:46] <lotuspsychje> phuh_: lsb_release -a
[21:46] <phuh_> I only like to get "trusty"
[21:46] <zykotick9> phuh_: "lsb_release -sc"
[21:46] <phuh_> zykotick9: you are awesome
[21:49] <Pies> hi, I have a laptop with i7. Is there way to slow down cpu when temperature hit certain point?
[21:50] <lotuspsychje> Pies: maybe in bios there are cpu monitor settings?
[21:51] <folle-avena> hello
[21:51] <Pies> lotuspsychje: nope
[21:52] <Pies> lotuspsychje: and I was upgrading bios recently
[21:54] <lotuspsychje> !info i7z | Pies
[22:00] <folle-avena> ciao
[22:00] <folle-avena> ciao
[22:00] <Blue_Knight> !rules
[22:00] <folle-avena> 300 l'alba di un nuovo giorno
[22:00] <Blue_Knight> !it
[22:15] <mypassport> hi everybody
[22:18] <Blue_Knight> mypassport: What is your question?
[22:18] <Blue_Knight> !rules
[22:20] <mypassport> im new client.,ubuntu its very nice
[22:20] <Sascha_> need help: using lubuntu alternate installer, no way to continue install without selecting mirror server? (device without internet connection)
[22:20] <Blue_Knight> for chatting please go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:21] <Blue_Knight> Sascha: What's the error you're getting?
[22:22] <Sascha_> none, just keeps repeating the dialogs to select one according to ur geographical area
[22:23] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: You just need to select one.
[22:23] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: It should install fine without internet connection.
[22:23] <Sascha_> then it says that it can't reach it and i should select another one
[22:24] <imdea> Hi one question.. I have an ubuntu 14.04 box and one user there called 'joel', his primary group is 'joel' as well, however he's also member of another group (admin). I have setup sudoers so that this user is able to execute all commands without password by adding this line: %admin ALL = NOPASSWD:ALL  but when this user logs in and does: "sudo su" he is asked for a password. Any ideas?
[22:24] <Sascha_> tried german and english language
[22:24] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: Just a moment...
[22:29] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: What version are you trying to install?
[22:29] <Sascha_> 14.04
[22:30] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: Could you give the download link from where you got it?
[22:30] <Beldar> imdea, sudo su has specidic uses and setting a nopassword is foolish
[22:30] <imdea> Beldar: foolish for you.
[22:31] <zykotick9> Beldar: i'd say "sudo su" has ZERO uses...
[22:31] <Beldar> imdea, heh, right nice original comeback.
[22:31] <Sascha_> http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/trusty/release/lubuntu-14.04-alternate-i386.iso
[22:31] <imdea> users are being authenticated through ssh keys so they don¡t have "passwords".
[22:31] <Beldar> zykotick9, Yeah me to.
[22:32] <Beldar> imdea, Than include all pertinent details rather than being a smart ass.
[22:32] <imdea> Beldar, what?
[22:34] <new_cat> does it really matter if i plug a microphone into my desktop computer's microphone socket without turning off the computer first?
[22:34] <Beldar> new_cat, should not, why?
[22:35] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: Did you select the default options in the boot menu?
[22:35] <new_cat> Beldar: i was taught that the microphone socket isn't a plug-and-play one, so...
[22:36] <alcides> guys, what happened to lm-sensors? pwmconfig is not avaliable anymore?
[22:37] <Sascha_> Blue_Knight: Yes
[22:37] <psusi> alcides, what makes you say that?
[22:37] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: Did the DHCP test failed?
[22:37] <alcides> psu pwmconfig: command not found
[22:38] <Blue_Knight> Sascha_: DHCP configuration*
[22:38] <alcides> psusi pwmconfig: command not found
[22:38] <psusi> alcides, should say: The program 'pwmconfig' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install fancontrol
[22:39] <Sascha_> Blue_Knight: yes, selected something like 'leave unconfigured'