[00:00] <nbastin> debkad: well, if you don't have a useful terminal font, but I presume the problem FMan is experiencing is one of the previous two
[00:01] <debkad> yeah
[00:01] <FManTropyx> default install
[00:01] <FManTropyx> how can I tweak encodings and locales?
[00:02] <nbastin> well, it depends on your terminal.. :-)
[00:03] <nbastin> it seems odd already that you're not using a terminal with utf-8 encoding
[00:03] <nbastin> (if that's indeed the case)
[00:03] <debkad> FManTropyx: you can still try to re-configure your keyboard by typing: dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration for example as a start
[00:04] <dreki> I'm trying to get minecraft to run on 16.04. The minecraft launcher runs fine but then I try to launch the game I get this crash report: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23439491/  From what I have gathered online it can be caused because xrandr gives multiple output opeions to java or something like that. But this stuff is a bit over my head. Anyone have any advice on how I can get minecraft running?
[00:05] <dreki> options*
[00:06] <astudent> Bashing-om:. not working
[00:06] <astudent> redoing it
[00:07] <astudent> correctly
[00:07] <Bashing-om> astudent: And this is a EFI system ? Yhen it is indeed the escape key that gets grub's attention .. . After bios begins loading and before grub loads . spamm the escape key .
[00:10] <Bashing-om> ashimema: Else .. if it is not EFI .. then try holding a shift key as soon as the bios screen clears .
[00:15] <debkad> imik sismik, it sound amazigh language
[00:16] <gt8ost4l> can anybody help me i cant remove this duplicate icon on skype
[00:16] <gt8ost4l> icon on the dash
[00:16] <gt8ost4l> my bad dash
[00:16] <astudent> Bashing-om: so not working acpi_osi=windows 2012
[00:21] <Bashing-om> ashimema: Well .. " not worjing" does not tell us much . shiw us what the options her are ; ' sudo strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/DSDT | grep -i windows | nc termbin.com 9999 ' . Pass that URL back here .
[00:22] <Bashing-om> show us options here are *
[00:35] <hexafraction> Hello, on Xenial how do I make remote connections to ports that are not open respond with no packet rather than a "connection refused", without affecting open ports that listen on the network interface?
[00:38] <th0r> hexafraction, if you use iptables to intercept the ports, those that are DROPped respond with Request timed out
[00:38] <th0r> those that are REJECTed respond with destination port unreachable
[00:39] <hexafraction> Does that require manually specifying ports?
[00:39] <th0r> hexafraction, yes, iptables is the packet filter in th ekernel
[00:39] <hexafraction> Or can I blanket-statement it so that any port that isn't being listened to by a program does not respond with REFUSED?
[00:40] <th0r> hexafraction, I am not an iptables expert, but I believe you can set the default policy to be either drop or reject
[00:40] <hexafraction> OK, thank you
[00:40] <hexafraction> I'll look into that approach.
[00:40] <th0r> hexafraction, but you do understand if you set such a policy, you need to open the ports you do want
[00:40] <hexafraction> Hmm
[00:41] <th0r> it's kind of like.....reject everything....except....
[00:48] <ChetManly> so I use youtube-dl to rip a 4K trailer to my computer, it plays it across all the monitors (3). How do I fix it?
[00:48] <centaur5> I'm putting this in bashrc alias prompt3="PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\033[1;33m\h:\d:\u$'" but I only want the prompt to be yellow and not the foreground text. Any suggestions?
[00:54] <Javx> Hey! I'm trying to run exit from within a function in a Bash script, but exit is only exiting the function, not the script. Doing this on Debian or Arch results in the script exiting, rather than just the function. Is this intended?
[00:54] <Brisr> whats the smallest app I can use to view .shp files on linux?
[00:57] <DarkSoul> Javx: if you have a subscript or such running then exit is only going to leave that subscript
[00:58] <Javx> No idea where to begin Brisr, I don't work with anything that uses that format.
[00:58] <Javx> DarkSoul: The function is running in a single script; no nested scripts.
[00:58] <Brisr> OK thanks, meant to post in openstreetmap channel actually!
[00:59] <Javx> DarkSoul: More specifically: SSH > Dockerbuild > My script > function
[00:59] <DarkSoul> that's strange
[00:59] <DarkSoul> I just tested this
[00:59] <DarkSoul> #!/bin/bash
[00:59] <DarkSoul> function test() {
[00:59] <DarkSoul> 	echo function
[00:59] <DarkSoul> 	exit 1
[00:59] <DarkSoul> }
[00:59] <RykerSaurous> Hello I have a bluetooth issue, if someone can assist.
[00:59] <Javx> DarkSoul: Which version of Ubuntu?
[01:00] <energizer> I have a process listed in htop that's taking a lot of memory, but it's listed as Terminated. Is that memory free now?
[01:01] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Are you using plain Ubuntu or a spinoff like Ubuntu MATE?
[01:02] <RykerSaurous> Javx:using ubuntu 16.0.4 straight out of the box.
[01:02] <RykerSaurous> I believe its unity
[01:03]  * zkrARg Hi everyone
[01:04] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Sounds like plain Ubuntu then. What is your Bluetooth issue?
[01:04] <willconno> yo
[01:04] <RykerSaurous> I had bluetooth 2 days ago, now it says no adapter found.
[01:06] <Javx> DarkSoul: Odd, I just tried it on 16.04 and it seems to be working. I'll have to look in to it a bit further then. Thanks for the help!
[01:07] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Is it a U.S.B. Bluetooth device that you plug in, or one that's built in to your computer?
[01:07] <RykerSaurous> Javx:it's built in
[01:08] <DarkSoul> Javx: confirmed with /bin/sh and /bin/bash
[01:08] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Can you please run 'lsusb' (without the quote) and paste the output in to chat? That'll show all U.S.B. devices connected to your machine.
[01:08] <Javx> DarkSoul: Ubuntu 14.04?
[01:09] <DarkSoul> wily
[01:10] <RykerSaurous> Javx: from the lsusb  :  Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
[01:10] <RykerSaurous> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 04f2:b47f Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
[01:10] <RykerSaurous> Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0bda:0129 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTS5129 Card Reader Controller
[01:10] <RykerSaurous> Bus 001 Device 005: ID 046d:c05a Logitech, Inc. M90/M100 Optical Mouse
[01:10] <RykerSaurous> Bus 001 Device 004: ID 04ca:300b Lite-On Technology Corp. Atheros AR3012 Bluetooth
[01:10] <RykerSaurous> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05e3:0608 Genesys Logic, Inc. Hub
[01:10] <Javx> DarkSoul: To clarify '...I just tried it on 16.04 and it seems to be working...', I mean to state that the exit is working as expected and I'm not having the issue I thought I was.
[01:11] <DarkSoul> yeah
[01:11] <Javx> DarkSoul: Might be an issue with 14.04.  Let me just quickly check something.
[01:14] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Could you please run 'lsmod | grep bluetooth' (without quotes) and paste the output in chat?
[01:18] <comptroller> I just booted up my computer, grub ran as usual, chose ubuntu, repeated lines of "no such partition press any key to continue"
[01:18] <comptroller> back to grub, choose windows10, same no such partition message
[01:19] <comptroller> force power down, boots up as normal
[01:19] <RykerSaurous> javx: bluetooth             520192  10 bnep,ath3k,btbcm,btrtl,btusb,btintel
[01:19] <comptroller> dell xps 13 9350 running ubuntu 16.10
[01:19] <comptroller> does anyone have any idea what happened?
[01:20] <Javx> RykerSaurous: In the top bar of your computer (where the clock, WiFi, etc are), can you see a Bluetooth icon?
[01:21] <RykerSaurous> Javx: I can see the BT icon looks normal can access the menu.
[01:22] <Javx>  RykerSaurous: Does it give you an option to pair a device, and if so, do you have anything you can try and pair with?
[01:23] <john52_> can anyone refer me to Linux channel
[01:23] <john52_> ?
[01:23] <RykerSaurous> javx: when I try to setup/pair my mouse I get Bleman Assistant window saying No Adapters Found
[01:24] <centaur5> How can I change the color of my terminal prompt if I call upon it as an alias?
[01:25] <ZoderUck> hi
[01:26] <ZoderUck> any of you did try asp.net core to run this on apache or nginx ?
[01:26] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Please paste the output of 'sudo dmesg | tail' in to chat (without quotes). The adapter may be failing to pair, and your computer's just giving you a false error message.
[01:27] <comptroller> Hi, I posted a question above regarding a failure to boot. Let me know if I can provide more information.
[01:29] <RykerSaurous> javx: output pasted to pate.ubuntu.com
[01:29] <john52_> mount your disk comptroller
[01:31] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Hmm. I've never used paste.ubuntu.com. Could you link the paste to me please?
[01:32] <john52_> comptroller, ??
[01:38] <coppz> hi guys. Need some help here. Am on Ubuntu Studio 16.04 but want to change to Ubuntu 16.04. Can I do this without USB and losing everything or do I need to do fresh install?
[01:38] <Javx> RykerSaurous: Nothing I significant in the dmesg output unfortunately. I'm currently at work so I'll have to get back to what I was doing before at least until lunch. Check if bluez or bluetooth come up anywhere when you run 'sudo systemctl' (without quotes; press 'q' to exit). If you see 'bluetooth' or 'bluetooth.service' in there for example, run 'sudo systemctl status bluetooth.service' and see if anything obvious comes up which might indicate what's w
[01:39] <coppz> anyone?
[01:39] <comptroller> john52_ my disks are mounted
[01:39] <comptroller> did you read my full question?
[01:40] <RykerSaurous> javx: alright I'll give it a try. and send you the output.  Thanks!
[01:40] <john52_> can you paste  the error comptroller
[01:40] <comptroller> it was in a black screen with no interface for copy paste
[01:40] <comptroller> it's gone now
[01:40] <comptroller> i'm booted
[01:41] <john52_> gud
[01:41] <comptroller> the problem is not active, question is what happened should i be concerned
[01:41] <john52_> that gud to know ..
[01:41] <Javx> RykerSaurous: No problem, good luck! I'll send you my G.P.G. public key in a second once it finishes generating if you want to use G.P.G. If not, just ignore it.
[01:42] <RykerSaurous> javx: K
[01:46] <BladeBoy> Hey Dino
[01:46] <Javx> DarkSoul: Thanks for your help!
[01:46] <BladeBoy> Hello
[01:47] <Dinoraptor101> omg :D There are users here!
[01:48] <Dinoraptor101> Hi!! Is this the Ubuntu channel  cool!! anyone needs help here?
[01:48] <Dinoraptor101> I'm playing with 16.04 I fixed AMDGPU-Pro, Sound Issues with SecondLife, and Just now provided alternative to Unity 2D approach ^^
[01:49] <BladeBoy> Dino im a noob to ubuntu just trying to learn the command line
[01:50] <ObrienDave> there are some that spend years learning it and still don't know it ;P
[01:54]  * Bashing-om raises hand for "and still don't know it " :)
[01:57] <Dinoraptor101> Hi @BladeBoy.  it's rather easy if ou learned any command line before.
[01:59] <bpkemet> Dinoraptor101:Do you know of a good guide to get AMDgpu-pro working in 16.04?
[01:59] <cash> Sup Team
[01:59] <cash> How is everyone?
[02:03] <Dinoraptor101> @BladeBoy I sent you IMs :)
[02:03] <Dinoraptor101> Hey Cash! welcome to Ubuntu's official
[02:03] <zkrARg> Hi everybody?
[02:03] <backbox> ola
[02:03] <cash> Ola
[02:03] <zkrARg> Salute?
[02:03] <zkrARg> bonsoir
[02:03] <backbox> brasil
[02:03] <zkrARg> Hola
[02:03] <cash> Anyone ever encounter a blinking cursor on boot?
[02:03] <backbox> yes
[02:04] <backbox> dark net ?
[02:04] <cash> how do i fix it?  occurs after a failed resume when using nouveau with a nvidia graphics card
[02:04] <cash> and it occurs EVERY BOOT after the failed resume
[02:04] <cash> i cant even boot a recovery kernel
[02:06] <lubunix>  /attach irc.mozilla.org/chatzilla
[02:07] <Dinoraptor101> Hi Cash..  please boot normally.. and when you get to a black screen switch to Command console with Ctrl+Alt+F1
[02:07] <Dinoraptor101> Once there, use another computer/tablet to uninstall the unstable graphics driver, and reboot.
[02:12] <cash> ok - my computer cant do that because Its a macbook and the f keys also have functions on them
[02:13] <cash> is it control, alt, fn and then f1?  I've tried that but it goes right to a black screen Dinoraptor101
[02:13] <cash> black as in powered off
[02:13] <cash> not black with cursor
[02:13] <komat> wazzup
[02:16] <Lostfile> nothing much
[02:18] <goonie> lalchemy
[02:18] <Dinoraptor101> catch you later guys and girls ^^
[02:21] <erpo_> I'm building a debian package, and the patches in the debian/patches/ subdirectory aren't being applied automatically. How can I troubleshoot this?
[02:25] <cash> If anyone has advice on defeating the blinking cursor, please let me know
[02:29] <Bashing-om> cash: Graphic's driver ? Can you boot to grub menu ? And if so what results booting with the boot parameter ' nomodeset ' ?
[02:30] <cash> Bashing-om this occurs after a failed resume on Nouveau (nvidia card)
[02:30] <cash> system boots to a blinking cursor every boot after this failed resume happends
[02:31] <cash> grub cant boot a recovery kernel either
[02:31] <cash> still goes to blinking cursor
[02:31] <cash> its like, nothing loads and there is no opportunity for nomodeset to show me whats up
[02:32] <Bashing-om> cash: Encryption ? where /swap contents are not reloaded ? .. Just as a thought .
[02:33] <cash> Thanks
[02:33] <cash> No encryption
[02:33] <cash> Im kinda a nob -what do you mean about the swap contents?
[02:34] <cash> with recovery mode, nomodeset is on but nothing occurrs and no text shows up
[02:35] <cncr04s> I created a small swap partition on /dev/md2, how do I tell ubuntu to turn swap off on that partition if its already mounted as swap
[02:37] <Bashing-om> cash: " failed resume": the state of the system is in /swap, when resuming then the contemnts of /swap are written back . Not to say this is the issue . just a possibility .
[02:37] <ts1k>  easy
[02:39] <ts1k> which is the more stable ubuntu flavor? I'm using xubuntu, but it seems to broke with very easy
[02:46] <Bashing-om> ts1k: All are stable on mainline hardware . What is your hardware or what are you doing the breaks the system ?
[02:48] <cash> Bashing-om thank you - how would I clear that out on my next boot?  You may be onto something since the system is frozen upon this failed resume
[02:50] <erpo_> cncr04s: sudo swapoff /dev/md2
[02:51] <dekatch> hi, i need some help. i need to make a partition bootable. im on a Ubuntu live
[02:51] <erpo_> That will turn it off right now. If you want your system never to use /dev/md2 for swap again, you have to edit /etc/fstab and remove the line pertaining to /dev/md2.
[02:52] <erpo_> dekatch: Often, setting the bootable flag on a partition is not enough to fix a problem with booting. What problem are you trying to solve?
[02:53] <dekatch> erpo_ i want to install Windows ffrom it
[02:54] <erpo_> I don't understand. Do you mean that you want to install Windows on that partition?
[02:55] <dekatch> no. i want to copy my setup files on it. and then boot from it
[02:55] <dekatch> boot setup and then install
[02:56] <Bashing-om> cash: IF and only IF a failure is upon a resume , then that configuration is highly suspect. Do the UUIDs agree ' sudo blkid ; cat /etc/fstab ' ?
[02:56] <cash> checking
[02:57] <cash> I typed the command - which partition are you interested in?
[02:57] <cash> lots of output
[02:58] <cash> Bashing-om Sda1, Sda2 and Sda3 all have different uuid's
[02:58] <cash> what does that mean?
[02:59] <dekatch> guess I'm kinda screwed here. can't open a single partition. meh. nvm I'll install from dvd :/
[02:59] <dekatch> anyhow thanks
[03:00] <ts1k> Bashing-om: my hardware is a new gaming laptop asus i7 6700 Nvidia
[03:00] <Bashing-om> cash: UUIDs are unique identifieres, so yes each will be different . what you wamt is that in the blkid output the UUIDs match what is in the fstab file .
[03:01] <cash> Bashing-om checking now..
[03:01] <ts1k> Bashing-om: at first it recognized pretty much all the hardware, which was very good...
[03:02] <Bashing-om> ts1k: i7 is no problem . Nvidia graphics .. may have to install the propritary driver .
[03:02] <ts1k> Bashing-om: but after removing some broken packages, like qgis and grass (both of geo science) problems started...
[03:02] <cash> Bashing-om can I send you a private chat with the output of sudo blkid ; cat /etc/fstab?
[03:03] <cash> I apologize but i do not know what im looking for
[03:03] <Bashing-om> cash: No .. use a pasrebin site .. such that all here may be able to contribute .
[03:03] <cash> Got it one sec will do
[03:03] <ts1k> the windows disk cant be mounted and the camera software (cheese) start to fail on startup
[03:04] <cash> Bashing-om http://pastebin.com/eCV1CEZe here it is
[03:05] <Bashing-om> ts1k: Well in linux , we break it - we get to keep the pieces - and put it back together , what results ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo apt -f install ' ?
[03:08] <ts1k> Bashing-om: I have to say that I am more happy with this distro that I thoght, I have been using Gentoo for many years, but now I dont have the time to setup all this things
[03:08] <Bashing-om> cash: UUIDs are not the problem .. got enough space on swap ? what shows ' free ' in a pastebin .
[03:08] <cash> Yeah I have enough space in swap - same size as my ram
[03:09] <Bashing-om> ts1k: I too am a convert to 'buntu .. my last was slackware .
[03:09] <cash> Bashing-om This is a failure only on resume when using Nouveau graphics on my computer (macbook with geforce 9400m)
[03:09] <ts1k> Bashing-om: so I have to say that it was very impresive how xubuntu recognices almost everything of my hardware laptop :)
[03:10] <Bashing-om> cash: Sorry end of my thoughts, as I have no experience with suspending; others here will have to advise .
[03:11] <cash> ok thanks for your help
[03:11] <cash> I really appreciate it
[03:12] <ts1k> Bashing-om: hahaha I was using Slackwre from 7 to 10, then OpenBSD and Gentoo, and now I just need my machine running as fast as posible, so that why I choosed Ubuntu
[03:13] <Bashing-om> ts1k: What is the graphic's hardware ; show in a pastebin - lspci -k | grep -EA2 'VGA|3D' - .
[03:13] <cash> @ Bashing-om I do agree that my configuration is highly suspect.  This bug I mentioned has caused me to need to pull the hard drive and re-image it on a different machine.  Couldnt get a USB or DVD to boot an installer and fix things.  Its like it was bricked.
[03:14] <ts1k> Bashing-om: no problem with my graphics, I'm using the propietary driver of Nvidia, and is working fine
[03:15] <Bashing-om> ts1k: Let me give ya a bit of asvise on "fast" //ot is a minimal install .. and if ya want a GUI may I suggest xfce4 . I nulti-boot on this box .. and the minimal is nt far the fastest . Almost as fast on this spinner as xubuntu is in a SSD .
[03:15] <ts1k> Bashing-om: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960m
[03:16] <Bashing-om> ts1k: 367 version driver ? see: http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/108586/en-us .
[03:17] <ts1k> Bashing-om: let me see...
[03:18] <ts1k> Bashing-om: the driver is 361.42
[03:19] <Bashing-om> ts1k: the (m) is this one : http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/108586/en-us still the 367 version is what nvidia recommends .
[03:20] <Bashing-om> ts1k: 361 should work /. but maybe try the 367 and see if 367 works the better ??
[03:21] <ts1k> Bashing-om: mmmm, I'm not sure, dont like to change what is already working fine :P
[03:25] <ts1k> Bashing-om: I'm downloding it right now, I'll give it a try
[03:25] <Bashing-om> ts1k: That is fine ,, you did say the priority was "fast" and fast is a minimal install .. build your own .
[03:28] <Bashing-om> ts1k: remember to purge the old driver .. and also remove the old /etc/X11/Xorg.conf if used . If this is hybrid graphics, ya want to also install nvidia-prime to control the graphic's sets .
[03:30] <ts1k> Bashing-om: ok, thanks for the tips!
[03:49] <terafl0ps> Has anyone else been having problems with Ubuntu systems which use both LVM and crypt-luks partition encryption?  I have a machine where init is trying to make the volume groups active *before* cryptsetup has unlocked the partition--which obviously doesn't work.
[03:58] <ilk> yes I had a slight problem when I have 2 or more discs
[03:59] <terafl0ps> That's true.  I have two disks too.
[03:59] <linocisco> i mean new to hosting and cloud server. I want to use glpi inventory app to be accessible online
[04:00] <Bashing-om> lastlog linocisco
[04:00] <terafl0ps> ilk, How did you end up changing the order around?
[04:01] <ilk> i never did figure it out . . .
[04:01] <ilk> it would just say the disc was unavailable
[04:01] <linocisco> Bashing-om, what do you mean? i didn't see any log history to go back
[04:01] <terafl0ps> ilk, In my case it fails to unmount a partition I need to boot.
[04:01] <ilk> ouch
[04:02] <terafl0ps> My workaround was to go to recovery mode in grub.
[04:02] <terafl0ps> From there, it at least shows me whats going on so I can type the password and.
[04:04] <terafl0ps> I can type the password from there and it unlocks, but I can see where it tried to make the LVM partitions active too soon.
[04:04] <terafl0ps> The funny part is it then tries again on the LVM and of course succeeds at making everything active.
[04:05] <terafl0ps> So I tell it to resume normal boot at the two dialogs, and then it comes the rest of the way up.
[04:08] <terafl0ps> A few months ago, one of the updates messed up the grub prompting for the unlock password.
[04:08] <terafl0ps> I figured out I could just type the password to the empty gray screen and it would work anyway. :)
[04:08] <ajg4M3l5> I have a (hopefully) quick question about updating the kernel in my version of Ubuntu.
[04:09] <ajg4M3l5> I'm not new to Linux, but I'm a recent "use it full time" convert.
[04:09] <ajg4M3l5> I've never had to update the kernet b/c I always assumed apt update/upgrade would handle that.
[04:09] <ajg4M3l5> But I'm having an issue which apparently is fixed by this.
[04:10] <Bashing-om> linocisco: Oh. that was a typo on my part - to the server - to see if there was a former query .
[04:10] <ajg4M3l5> What's the worst that can happen if I update the kernel and something blows up?
[04:10] <JustMozzy> hey guys. I can't install nginx on ubuntu:14.04. http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nginx/nginx_1.4.6-1ubuntu3.5_all.deb
[04:10] <JustMozzy> 404 not found
[04:11] <ajg4M3l5> http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nginx/
[04:11] <ajg4M3l5> I'm not sure which you're after, but there's the list.
[04:11] <ajg4M3l5> * of what's available
[04:11] <ingive> anyone know what to do if cryptsetup password prompt doesn't show up? I only get a prompt and echo. Have to boot in recovery to get cryptsetup up to decrypt and boot.
[04:12] <Bashing-om> ajg4M3l5: One can always boot the former kernel if there are problems wiht the latest installed kernel .
[04:12] <ingive> other kernel works
[04:12] <ajg4M3l5> Ok cool, thanks.
[04:12] <terafl0ps> ingive, I am literally working through a similar problem right now.
[04:12] <JustMozzy> ah ok, an apt update fixed the issue
[04:13] <ingive> terafl0ps, it's a black screen with prompt for you?
[04:13] <ajg4M3l5> I usually run this routinely: sudo apt clean && sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt autoremove
[04:13] <terafl0ps> Up until a couple days ago when I applied the last kernel updates, I would get a broken grub prompt for the password.
[04:14] <terafl0ps> I could type the password there, but it never worked.
[04:14] <ajg4M3l5> Yeah, that's what I'm trying to avoid since I've never done a manual kernal update.
[04:14] <terafl0ps> If I rebooted, I would get a traditional grub menu.
[04:14] <ingive> i don't even remember doing a kernel update
[04:14] <terafl0ps> From there, if I chose "Ubuntu" I would get only a gray screen.
[04:15] <terafl0ps> Funny part is if I ignored the gray screen and just typed my password, it worked and unlocked. :)
[04:16] <ingive> i think I am going to install new kernel
[04:16] <terafl0ps> I actually kind of liked it because if you didn't know what was happening, someone else would have no idea how to how to even boot my machine.
[04:17] <terafl0ps> Anyway, this afternoon, that stopped working.
[04:17] <terafl0ps> Now I can get in if I do the same thing, but choose recovery mode from grub menu.
[04:18] <terafl0ps> Recovery mode shows me all of the text on the screen from the init scripts running so I can see that it's failing because it's trying to make the LVM partitions active before cryptsetup runs to unlock the disk.
[04:19] <terafl0ps> Ingive, I am on 4.4.0-45 right now.
[04:20] <ingive> does it work if you boot from old kernel?
[04:21] <ingive> I think it did for me but my drivers are broken there
[04:21] <terafl0ps> No.
[04:21] <terafl0ps> I got stuck at a gray screen and it wouldn't unlock.
[04:22] <ingive> recovery shows me the unlock screen though but regular boot is just a prompt and echo
[04:26] <breezy_> are linux and ubuntu essentially the same
[04:26] <terafl0ps> Ingive, the normal unlock screen with the image of the circle with squiggly lines in the middle never ever works for me.
[04:26] <breezy_> for terminal shell
[04:26] <rifter> breezy_, Ubuntu is one flavor/distribution of LInux
[04:26] <rifter> breezy_, yes, by default almost every distribution uses the same shell, bash
[04:27]  * rifter tries something
[04:27] <breezy_> im brand spanking new to ubuntu... can someone tell me whats a good resource
[04:27] <rifter> !info bash
[04:27] <breezy_> using it for development
[04:27] <terafl0ps> Ingive, When I see that, I have to press alt+ctrl+del to reboot.  Then, for whatever reason, I get a grub menu.
[04:27] <breezy_> not sure if im gonna need servers?
[04:27] <ingive> terafl0ps, that's quite odd
[04:27] <rifter> hmm.. my info is pretty outdated as far as linux programming books go
[04:28] <breezy_> ya i need somethng current
[04:28] <rifter> breezy_, oh well in Linux every system is capable of having the same kind of software
[04:28] <terafl0ps> Yeah, so basically I have to reboot once to get a grub menu so I can choose advanced options to go to recovery mode.
[04:28] <rifter> I do know that as far as websites go, stackoverflow.com has programming advice for any kind of system
[04:28] <ingive> do you know if it's plymouth that is failing?
[04:29] <breezy_> a lot of books/tutorials say "linux server basics"
[04:29] <rifter> it's a site where programmers talk
[04:29] <breezy_> are they talking about how to use the linux operating system or is linux server a completely different thing
[04:29] <breezy_> i want to learn how to use the operating sys
[04:30] <rifter> yeah, every linux system runs some software that is a server - for instance Xorg (the graphics server) or MySQL (a Relational Database Management Server)
[04:30] <linocisco> namecheap.com vs godaddy vs 1and1hosting?
[04:31] <rifter> linux operating system is the same, there is no distinction
[04:31] <linocisco> in terms of support 247, what is best?
[04:31] <breezy_> i still dont understand rifter... i know what mysql is but why would it be running that randomly
[04:31] <rifter> for bash programming, there is an Oreilly book, but the man page for bash has essentially the same information
[04:32] <breezy_> so what i want to learn is how to bash right
[04:32] <breezy_> not how to run a server
[04:32] <rifter> breezy_, some software relies on MySQL to store data.  Since it can run on any linux system, developers tend to use it as a dependancey
[04:32] <rifter> dependancy
[04:33] <rifter> oh, well then I would recommend the Oreilly book. In general, if there is an Oreilly book for something it's a pretty good if not the best resource
[04:33] <breezy_> orly
[04:34] <breezy_> even if its slightly older?
[04:34] <breezy_> i love o'reilly books problem is some are a bit old so im hesitant to use them
[04:34] <rifter> well, most of the stuff that is in shell programming is evry very old
[04:34] <Gorian> any reason why Ubuntu would have an issues creating a symlink?
[04:34] <rifter> it hasn't changed, and that is for a good reason
[04:35] <rifter> looks like this one wasn't updated since 2005, but bash prohgramming has not changed in that time https://www.amazon.com/Learning-bash-Shell-Programming-Nutshell/dp/0596009658/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478493222&sr=8-1&keywords=oreilly+bash
[04:35] <rifter> hmm.. probbaly should have trimmed that url
[04:35] <Gorian> I run "ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/file /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/file", and when I do anything with the symlink, it's not there. "cat" says it can't find it, "vim" says it's an empty file
[04:35] <rifter> the pocket reference is newer
[04:35] <Gorian> I've never encountered this before
[04:36] <Gorian> "ls -al" says it's a symlink to "/etc/nginx/sites-available/file" though
[04:36] <rifter> Gorian, why are you using a symbolic link for a file
[04:36] <Gorian> "should I be using a symlink for a file" was not my question
[04:36] <rifter> take out the -s and the file will be a normal link and can be used in any way
[04:36] <rifter> well, that is my answer
[04:36] <Gorian> good for you
[04:37] <breezy_> i dono 2005 :.
[04:38] <breezy_> ur right but i dont want to be missing anything
[04:38] <breezy_> probabl gonna go for something more current
[04:38] <rifter> you're not. bash programming has bene the same for over 20 years
[04:38] <rifter> the bash shell was actually made to be compatible with shell programming from .. oh, 30-40 years ago
[04:39] <breezy_> https://www.amazon.ca/Pro-Bash-Programming-Second-Scripting/dp/1484201221/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1478493510&sr=8-10&keywords=bash
[04:39] <breezy_> is this good?
[04:39] <rifter> I dunno .. I haven't read that one
[04:40] <rifter> but it's probably fine
[04:40] <breezy_> ok thanks rifter
[04:41] <rifter> you have to understand - since core systems rely on the stability of shell scripts, the methodology behind them can't really change without breaking everything else. Some individual behavior might change, but overall it has to stay consistent
[04:41] <Gorian> idk what was up with that. Deleted the original file and the symlink, recreated both, and now it's working.
[04:43] <rifter> that does seem odd
[04:43] <eka> is btrfs a good option instead of ext4? does anyone uses it daily?
[04:44] <rifter> breezy_, by the way, the C programming book I used to use is from the 70s but that is what we used in class in the 90s and some people still use that style.
[04:45] <rifter> but it's probably better to get a more recent C book than that, to address some ideas that have come up since then
[04:47] <rifter> anyway, that bash book you found is probably fine
[04:47] <funkyheadgirl>  I selected few things via synaptic to upgrade but how do i get it upgrade?
[04:48] <rifter> funkyheadgirl, you click the apply button - the check mark
[04:52] <funkyheadgirl> i cant press apply it's grey and cant be clickd
[04:59] <rifter> funkyheadgirl, that is strange - once you select stuff for upgrade it should be clickable.  let me check something
[05:00] <funkyheadgirl> also said this
[05:00] <funkyheadgirl> "Starting without administrative priveleges
[05:00] <funkyheadgirl> You will not be able to apply any changes. But you can still export the marked changes or create a download script for them."
[05:00] <rifter> funkyheadgirl, aha that is why then.. I was going to suggest checking that
[05:01] <rifter> well, what you want to do is export those then, and restart using : gksu synaptic
[05:01] <rifter> that will ask for your password and you will be able to apply
[05:04] <rifter> looks like my system is having problems or I would be able to give you more specific instructions. But yeah, just starting synaptic like that you can pick and apply the changes
[05:04] <rifter> the only reason to export and import would be if you didn't remember what you picked
[05:05] <funkyheadgirl> lemme try that
[05:12] <funkyheadgirl> hi gksu synaptic worked just fine, thank you everyone!
[05:12] <rifter> hooray!
[05:12] <funkyheadgirl> wuhuu!
[05:14] <rifter> Gorian, sorry about earlier.. I have a headache and am not thinking well tonight. What I meant to say is that in some circumstances if you do a symlink to a file, an action will be done on that symlink instead of the actual file. That would be a reason vi would act weird, maybe. I've only ever used symlinks for directories or over different filesystems
[05:18] <Gorian> rifter, no problem. I hope you feel better ^.^
[05:19] <terafl0ps> Ingive, I made some progress, but I don't know if this helps you...
[05:19] <ingive> i solved it
[05:19] <ingive>  i solved it buy removing quiet and splash only having nosplash in cmdline default in grub config, then updated grub and initramfs
[05:19] <Gorian> I'm just too used to self-righteous assholes in IRC. ask a question about using ZFS "oh, why would anyone want to use ZFS? You don't need that!" "Well, I want to cache lots of data and setup a vdev including an SSD to have decently fast caching"
[05:20] <terafl0ps> I had to remove the "splash" option from my /etc/default/grub on the default linux startup parameters.
[05:20] <terafl0ps> haha
[05:20] <Gorian> "oh, why would anyone want that? It wouldn't be faster than WAN" "Okay, but I just wanted to know how to install it on this particular OS/appliance, not whether or not you think I should use caching" "Oh, no one wants to do that, don't do it"
[05:20] <Gorian> "... thanks for the help..."
[05:24] <Haris> hello all
[05:24] <TheNH813> I have an extremely out of the ordinary question regarding networking. I need to bridge several Bluetooth PANs to a Ethernet card. Bluetooth connection don't show up in the list of devices to add to the bridge. What should I do?
[05:24] <Haris> my @reboot lines from crontab are not being executed on next boot ?
[05:24] <TheNH813> @Haris Hello. :D
[05:25] <Haris> is that normal on 14.04 lts ?
[05:25] <TheNH813> No idea. Never used chrontab.
[05:25] <TheNH813> I put things that need to autostart in init.d
[05:26] <Haris> that would be only for root. I'm talking about stuff that needs to be run as a normal user
[05:27] <TheNH813> Add it as a startup job. There's a way to add it to all user's Startup applications list.
[05:27] <TheNH813> I dont' remember how though, but soem applications, (Skype, etc) do this when installed.
[05:28] <TheNH813> Or put it in /etc/profile
[05:28] <TheNH813> Which is a file that executes at login of each user account.
[05:29] <TheNH813> It sets up enviroment variables, etc, and functions similar as ./bashrc except it's global.
[05:29] <TheNH813> But any bash script can be put in there\
[05:29] <TheNH813> Appended to the file I mean
[05:29] <rifter> Gorian, yeah, I realized after I said it that that was what I sounded like, and I hate those people as well
[05:30] <terafl0ps> TheNH813, Interesting question.  I don't think you can do that.
[05:30] <terafl0ps> http://superuser.com/questions/934372/bluetooth-over-ip
[05:32] <TheNH813> terafl0ps: Hm..... Interesting
[05:35] <terafl0ps> TheNH813, Taking a couple steps back, what would you ultimately like to accomplish?  Depending on the hardware you're using on the PAN side, there may be way easier ways to do it.
[05:35] <TheNH813> terafl0ps: Oh.... I completely missed the mark. Ad-Hoc Bluetooth PAN is my solution.
[05:36] <TheNH813> Surely that's an easier way to connect a bunch of devices to each other.
[05:36] <Gorian> rifter, it happens ^.^
[05:36] <TheNH813> And then just give one device internet.
[05:36] <terafl0ps> Is there a reason you can't use wi-fi?
[05:37] <TheNH813> But has it been implemented..... hmmmm.....
[05:37] <TheNH813> terafl0ps: They'l be close together, so I though I could cut power consumption.
[05:37] <TheNH813> Using BT 4.0LE.
[05:38] <TheNH813> A mesh network of sorts. It wouldn't need Internet all the time, just occasionally.
[05:39] <terafl0ps> How close?  Is a wired link an option?
[05:39] <Haris> example of my crontab lines that are not executing on reboot are like -----> @reboot   cd /home/user1/scripts/one-ofthe-scripts || exit; rm -f running-script.lck; nohup ./run-script1.sh 1>>info.log 2>>error.log &
[05:40] <TheNH813> terafl0ps: Possibly.
[05:40] <TheNH813> If I use USB>Ethernet adaptors on the ARM boards and connect a router. As they only have Wireless.
[05:41] <TheNH813> Or implement my own propreitary network protocol over the IO pins. I installed Ubuntu on a bunch of ARM boards and it's workign great so far.
[05:41] <TheNH813> Haris: Is each script user specific?
[05:42] <TheNH813> Because the user must be logged in for such a command to work.
[05:42] <Haris> all thsoe 5 scripts are under the same user. but its a normal user. its not root
[05:42] <Haris> doesn't crontab run them on @reboot automatically ?
[05:42] <Tsurya> hello
[05:42] <Haris> ..on next+ @reboot..
[05:44] <terafl0ps> TheNH813, I have an Android tablet with the world's worst wi-fi transceiver, and that's pretty much what I did.  I found a micro USB to USB A female OTG cable and plugged in a cheap 10/100 Ethernet adapter.
[05:46] <TheNH813> Hm..... I think I'd just implement Ethernet or my own protocol in Python over the I/O wires in that case. I got 40 pins and I'm only using 20 for other stuff. 20 Ethernet adaptors with be expensive. Wires and code is free to me. :P Thanks for the help and suggestions.
[05:46] <TheNH813> Haris: Do you have any other users requiring a script.
[05:46] <Haris> not yet
[05:47] <TheNH813> Would you need that in the future?
[05:47] <Haris> may be. not sure
[05:47] <terafl0ps> TheNH813, does it support SPI on any of the pins?
[05:48] <TheNH813> terafl0ps: Yes. Hardware SPI on some and software SPI/I2C on all of them. I was thinking of that or software Ethernet.
[05:48] <TheNH813> I have an odd task for my litle Ubuntu servers/nodes to complete, so I guess I need and equally odd network.
[05:48] <TheNH813> XD
[05:49] <TheNH813> Haris: Give me a minute. Think I may have a solution.
[05:49] <Haris> tyt
[05:50] <TheNH813> Haris: Does creating a autostart for a .sh file sound like a valid option to you?
[05:50] <TheNH813> This can be user specific if desired.
[05:51] <Haris> ofcourse. I'm writing one now
[05:52] <TheNH813> What I would reccommend then, is to store the startup script in the user's home folder, and create a .desktop shortcut file in ~/.local/share/applications. IT then shows up (just for that user) in the "Autostart Applications" settings.
[05:53] <TheNH813> That folder is dedicated to creating program shortcuts on a per-user basis, and you can add them to startup liek any normal program.
[05:53] <terafl0ps> TheNH813, I am definitely not an electrical engineer and I haven't done any real embedded systems development, but I was watching this video the other day where a guy was clustering Orange Pi boards and had a similar idea to use SPI for Ethernet connectivity.  http://www.eevblog.com/forum/blog/eevblog-934-raspberry-pi-supercomputer-cluster-part-1/
[05:55] <Haris> hmm
[05:57] <TheNH813> Ah, saw that vid, COMPLETELY forgot about it. That guy is David Jones, I definitely know who he is, and I watch a lot of his videos. I could likely do something similar, but an even simpler method. I could create a parallel databus over SPI and write a scheduler to prevent conflicts. Similar to how the older PCI (not PCIe) bus works. I have some food for thought now, I'm sure I'l figure it out. Thanks.
[05:58] <TheNH813> One step closer to finishing my Ubuntu powered cluster.
[05:59] <TheNH813> Haris: I discovered that /home/<name>/.local/share/applications folder when I figured out where Wine put application shortcuts. Came in handy many times I needed to autostart custom programs stored in the user's home folder.
[06:00] <Haris> this is for .. auto starting stuff .. on next reboot ?
[06:00] <taofeng> hi
[06:01] <Gorian> hi
[06:01] <EriC^> hi
[06:01] <TheNH813> Haris: Yes, but you'l have to check whether the system was just rebooted within the script though.
[06:02] <Haris> how ?
[06:02] <Haris> uptime ?
[06:04] <TheNH813> Haris: That's one way, but there are others as well. Such as creating a subfolder folder in a publicly writinge folder such as /tmp that gets it's contents erased at shutdown or reboot. Simply create a file in there when the script runs, and every time the script executes, check for it's presence. If it dosen't exist, it means a reboot jsut occured.
[06:06] <TheNH813> Simply put, create a system job that clears out a folder at every bootup or shutdown. Then make the script you want to run create a marker/flag file in that place, it could even log stats there. Named something like username.script.alreadyrun. Pretty simple, should be only a few lines and a new system task in init.d..
[06:06] <TheNH813> To handle the deletion of all the flag files at startup/shutdown
[06:07] <TheNH813> That's what I do for that kind of thing, a bit archaic, but gets the job done simply without fancy configs. Puppy Linux uses this a lot as well if I remember correctly.
[06:09] <Haris> hmm
[06:11] <TheNH813> Haris: Well, I gotta go work on something. I may return, may not. Good luck with your task.
[06:12] <mustard> hello
[06:12] <Haris> thank you
[06:12] <mustard> how go to chinese sever
[06:13] <mustard> zh or ch
[06:14] <terafl0ps> Mustard, do you mean for the package downloads?
[06:18] <taofeng> hi
[06:19] <mustard> hi
[06:22] <mustard> i am so boring
[06:24] <lotuspsychje> !ot | mustard entertaining here
[06:48] <think_> yue
[07:10] <G333ZUS> hello
[07:10] <G333ZUS> trying to make a 3D model of the pluto binary system using Blender
[07:10] <G333ZUS> any suggestions?
[07:11] <lotuspsychje> G333ZUS: try the #blender channel?
[07:13] <G333ZUS> k
[07:13] <G333ZUS> just got ubuntu, downloading lots of applications. this is awesome
[07:14] <lotuspsychje> G333ZUS: glad you like, and welcome to the community!
[07:18] <lotuspsychje> G333ZUS: ubuntu also has an stellarium package already, did you see?
[07:27] <ChetManly> is there some sort of fuse module to make ubuntu talk to the iphone
[07:28] <lotuspsychje> ChetManly: there are speech packages on ubuntu, not sure howto react with iphone
[07:29]  * ChetManly tosses irc client in the garbage
[07:29]  * ChetManly thinks irc is dead
[07:30] <th0r> !iphone
[07:43] <ducasse> !info ifuse | ChetManly
[07:44] <WeiJunLi> hello
[07:44] <WeiJunLi> where's my kernel .config ? latest ubuntu
[07:44] <EriC^> in /boot
[07:45] <ChetManly> ducasse: so its not by default
[07:46] <ducasse> ChetManly: no, it's priority optional. not everyone has an i-device.
[07:47] <WeiJunLi> EriC^: I don't understand why i have 2 configs, one is config-4.8.0-22-generic and other config-4.8.0-26-generic
[07:47] <WeiJunLi> i do have to edit both?
[07:47] <ducasse> WeiJunLi: different versions
[07:48] <ducasse> WeiJunLi: you don't edit either
[07:48] <EriC^> ^
[07:48] <WeiJunLi> ducasse: i want to enable kasan
[07:48] <EriC^> it's already been compiled
[07:48] <WeiJunLi> its the -26- right?
[07:49] <th0r> WeiJunLi, are you trying to compile your own kernel?
[07:50] <WeiJunLi> th0r: yes
[07:51] <ducasse> !kernel | WeiJunLi
[07:51] <th0r> WeiJunLi, it has been over 10 years since I built my own, but I think you are looking for a file that doesn't yet exist. As I recall, one of the first steps in compiling the kernel is to create a .config file by reading the existing kernel.
[07:52] <th0r> WeiJunLi, that .config is the file you edit and use to compile the new kernel
[07:53] <th0r> WeiJunLi, I think the command is 'make config' or 'make menu-config'....but that is very old knowledge so check it out
[07:53] <WeiJunLi> th0r: did you use kasan ?
[07:54] <th0r> WeiJunLi, nope. I played with compiling the kernel back when it was almost necessary to do so....many MANY years ago
[07:56] <th0r> but all that is off-topic here. won't be long someone will mention that
[07:56] <WeiJunLi> th0r: sorry where should i do that make config
[07:56] <ducasse> WeiJunLi: see the link from ubottu
[07:57] <th0r> WeiJunLi, as I recall, you clone the kernel source directory, then do that command in the new copy. But I don't recall much of the process, and it is a process
[08:33] <mcphail> WeiJunLi: copy the config of your choice from the /boot directory to the top level of your kernel source directory, renaming it as ".config". Then run something like "make oldconfig"
[08:48] <ChetManly> when is 16.04.02 coming out?
[08:52] <geirha> I don't think there's a set date for point releases beyond the first
[08:53] <kosmos890> My pc display Local time EET. How do I change to Universal time?
[08:54] <Diyar> kosmos890, > http://askubuntu.com/questions/349763/how-can-i-change-the-date-and-time-on-ubuntu
[08:55] <rond_> Hello! I've got a problem - after some updates on ubuntu 14.04(now lsb_release -a gives output as "ubuntu 15.10") my wifi stopped working. iwconfig outputs 2 lines: lo ... no wireless extensions and enp9s0 ... no wireless extensions. What should i do?
[08:55] <sobczyk> hi, how can I turn off raw mode? kbd_mode -a does not work, meta + left arrow switches me to a console in X and it's tiresome
[08:55] <ChetManly> play on linux doesnt xenial?
[08:55] <DerRaiden> have you tried to restart the networkmanager
[08:56] <DerRaiden> rond_: have you tried to restart the networkmanager
[08:57] <rond_> DerRaiden: sudo stop network-manager -> sudo start network-manager  ?
[08:58] <rond_> DerRaiden: that's what i shoulddo in order to restart networkmanager?
[08:58] <DerRaiden> no
[08:58] <DerRaiden> mom
[08:59] <vogavo> ciao
[08:59] <rond_> DerRaiden: then, what should i do?
[08:59] <DerRaiden> sudo service network-manager restart
[09:02] <rond__> DerRaiden: unfortunately, it didn't work :/ what could i do next?
[09:02] <DerRaiden> mh
[09:03] <DerRaiden> don't know sorry i would do new install :7
[09:03] <ops_robot> Hello, is there any way to change the limits (max open files) of a running process? prlimit is not available in my ubuntu version (14.04). Thanks.
[09:05] <Rarrikins> ops_robot: From `bash`, you can use `ulimit -n number`.
[09:06] <john__> test
[09:06] <ops_robot> :Rarrikins will this affect a running process? or I do need to restart it first?
[09:07] <Rarrikins> ops_robot: I think it applies to anything run in the shell after that.
[09:07] <Rarrikins> ops_robot: So, you'd need to restart it.
[09:08] <kosmos890> Diyar: Thanks
[09:09] <ops_robot> Rarrikins: that means that I require to restart the process aftewards in order to be affected by the new limits.
[09:10] <ops_robot> Also, a test I just did confirmed it.
[09:11] <ops_robot> I’m trying to do it without restarting the process. There used to be a tool call prlimit, but is not available anymore.
[09:12] <teamspeak> robot how can i create rooms in teamspeak 10-20-30 room with no limit ?
[09:12] <teamspeak> robot how can i create rooms in teamspeak 10-20-30 room with no limit ?
[09:12] <Rarrikins> ops_robot: The `util-linux` package might have it.
[09:13] <teamspeak> or 7 .000
[09:13] <Rarrikins> ops_robot: `apt-file search prlimit`
[09:13] <teamspeak><PHONE_NUMBER>00000 room
[09:13] <teamspeak><PHONE_NUMBER>00000 szoba és haz ,
[09:14] <teamspeak><PHONE_NUMBER>00000 szoba és haz , build , city
[09:15] <debkad> o_o
[09:16] <linocisco> hi all
[09:16] <ZoderUck> hi
[09:17] <linocisco> I want to create a folder to save all working documents apart from home folders, where should I create"
[09:17] <linocisco> ?
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[09:18] <jonconor> kukarekoo
[09:19] <EriC^> i sense sarcasm
[09:19] <Campaign> EriC^: no, really?
[09:19] <EriC^> it's still strong
[09:20] <rond__> maybe anybody else could help with no wifi on ubuntu ? I'm using lenovo y50-70
[09:27] <kosmos890> I have changed Local EEC time using this  (kern answer) http://askubuntu.com/questions/349763/how-can-i-change-the-date-and-time-on-ubuntu
[09:27] <kosmos890> After reboot time has changed again
[09:28] <alkisg> kosmos890: ntp is a service that syncs the date in ubuntu, so if you change it, it re-syncs
[09:28] <alkisg> kosmos890: you don't want to have automatically synced date and time?
[09:28] <kosmos890> alkisg: My pc has not network connection
[09:29] <Rarrikins> kosmos890: Is your CMOS battery dead?
[09:29] <EriC^> kosmos890: it could be the hardware clock
[09:29] <EriC^> kosmos890: do you dual boot?
[09:29] <liri> hello.
[09:29] <kosmos890> Battery is not dead - No dual boot
[09:30] <liri> can someone explain what happens when I do zcat input > output in parallel ?
[09:30] <alkisg> kosmos890: so, after rebooting, what was the new time, like, 1 hour ahead or so, or 1970, or something random?
[09:30] <liri> e.g zcat input > output ; zcat input > output
[09:30] <m1dnight_> Which system(d|v|..) is /etc/init.d/?
[09:30] <m1dnight_> Is that systemD?
[09:31] <liri> I have two processes which run this command at the same time, but from my observation it never happens that output is not complete.
[09:31] <EriC^> m1dnight_: it's sysvinit
[09:32] <m1dnight_> Oh, okay :p Thanks
[09:32] <EriC^> np
[09:32] <alkisg> liri: ";" means to run sequentially, while "&" means to run in parallel
[09:32] <alkisg> command1 & command2 => run in parallel
[09:32] <kosmos890> alkisg: timedatectl . The timezone is correct. UTC , EET is wrong
[09:33] <alkisg> kosmos890: so do you mean that you want to force local time instead of UTC time? Did you try: sudo timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 ?
[09:33] <breezy_> so i just installed ubuntu... and my computer went to sleep and now when it wakes up i see a "OEM configuation (temporary user)" and a password form
[09:33] <breezy_> but when i type in my password it doesnt unlock... anyone know what the problem is?
[09:33] <bullshitpolitics> This is BULLSHIT!
[09:33] <EriC^> breezy_: did you restart after installing?
[09:34] <breezy_> yes
[09:34] <bullshitpolitics> WTF does Trump think he is doing, trying to help Americans?
[09:34] <bullshitpolitics> Vote for Hillary Clinton to end our alliance with Israel! Vote for Hillary and let the Jews die!  Vote for Hillary to respect terrorists' rights!  Vote for Hillary to ban freedom of speech!  Vote for Hillary to increase the national debt by three times!  Vote for Clinton to ship all the jobs overseas!  Vote for Hillary to give nukes to Iran!  Vote for Clinton to make Russia great again!
[09:34] <breezy_> if i restart the computer itll go to the main page
[09:34] <breezy_> so i'll have access to the desktop
[09:34] <breezy_> but for some reason when it sleeps i dont have access?!?!
[09:34] <liri> http://pastebin.com/P3aHweVx
[09:34] <EriC^> breezy_: it's trying to say "you snooze you lose"
[09:35] <EriC^> like a moral support feature
[09:35] <kosmos890> alkisg:UTC, EET and hwclock . All times are wrong
[09:35] <breezy_> lol what
[09:35] <liri> here is what I have done, I run two the same commands, decompressing, and I expect log.txt will be not complete, but it is complete, how does it work ?
[09:35] <alkisg> liri: ">" means "rewrite file", while ">>" means "append to file", maybe you want to use ">>" in the second command there?
[09:35] <liri> shouldn't one command interfere with the second one ?
[09:36] <breezy_> listen: i restart my computer and i dont even get prompted to login. when i lock it, i get the OEM conifiguation login... i type in my pw and all is well..... but if i leave my computer on and it goes to sleep..... i can't login !!!
[09:36] <liri> the point is that, this command is run in parallel by two processes without any synchronization, but it doesnt happen that log.txt is not complete, which I expect.
[09:36] <alkisg> liri: no, because the second command closes the file descriptor of the first command because you use ">"
[09:36] <liri> if descriptor is closed, then why process still runs ?
[09:36] <liri> shouldn't it end abnormally ?
[09:37] <Rarrikins> liri: The first process is still writing to the original file.
[09:37] <Rarrikins> liri: The second process unlinks the first file and creates a new one.
[09:37] <Rarrikins> liri: So there are two files there.
[09:38] <alkisg> liri: run this: while sleep 1; do echo "1: $(date)"; done > output &
[09:38] <alkisg> while sleep 1; do echo "2: $(date)"; done > output &
[09:38] <alkisg> And then check the output file
[09:38] <liri> lsof shows two different sizes at the same time, so it should actually mean that these files are different.
[09:38] <liri> but inode is the same...
[09:38] <Rarrikins> liri: They are different.
[09:38] <liri> 749186
[09:39] <liri> shouldn't they have different inodes listed by lsof in that case ?
[09:40] <liri> it is here what I did, notice Inode of log.txt files to which zcat writes.
[09:40] <liri> http://pastebin.com/P3aHweVx
[09:40] <liri> it is the same, if they are different files, should't lsof show different inodes?
[09:41] <EriC^> breezy_: did you install ubuntu in the "oem configuration" menu?
[09:41] <liri> this is firsrt: gzip      17752              nightly    1w      REG              253,2<PHONE_NUMBER>     749186 /home/nightly/test.log
[09:41] <breezy_> yes i think so?
[09:41] <breezy_> is that bad
[09:41] <liri> this is second: gzip      18036              nightly    1w      REG              253,2<PHONE_NUMBER>     749186 /home/nightly/test.log
[09:41] <xJeremyCx> hello
[09:41] <EriC^> breezy_: try to reinstall without that
[09:42] <breezy_> whys that
[09:42] <EriC^> that's for like manufacturers and stuff i think
[09:43] <liri> so sizes are different which would mean that these are different files, (or information was just fetched at different times), but inode which is listed is 749186 for both processes.
[09:43] <breezy_> Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS i downloaded this
[09:43] <EriC^> it probably needs a special setup or something, to mass install ubuntu to multiple pc's
[09:43] <breezy_> but i have it up and working now?
[09:43] <breezy_> in my terminal it says "OEM@pybuntu"
[09:43] <EriC^> breezy_: yeah same iso, choose the install menu, not oem manufacturer install
[09:44] <breezy_> ok-- can i ask just what difference it would make
[09:44] <BlauskaerM> Anyone else who has problems with there monitors in ubuntu 16.04 ?
[09:44] <breezy_> (appreciate your help since im going to be using this for development)
[09:44] <breezy_> Yes Blauskaer!
[09:44] <BlauskaerM> My goes to sleep for about 1 min and then lights up again
[09:44] <breezy_> oh  no
[09:44] <breezy_> change the settings for sleep?
[09:45] <BlauskaerM> No, havent changed anything what I can remeber
[09:45] <BlauskaerM> I was working fine in ubuntu 15.10 but after the uprade to 16.04, it started
[09:45] <breezy_> i just installed 16.04 today
[09:46] <EriC^> breezy_: there should be a prepare for shipping icon somewhere
[09:46] <breezy_> yes i see that on the desktop Eric
[09:46] <EriC^> breezy_: it's supposed to let you customize ubuntu for a lot of machines without creating a live iso
[09:46] <EriC^> breezy_: ok when you click on that it'll remove the oem user https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu_OEM_Installer_Overview
[09:46] <breezy_> ohhh
[09:46] <breezy_> so i wont have to reinstall>
[09:47] <xJeremyCx> I get this error when I try to install npm. http://paste.ubuntu.com/23440976 I'm using Ubuntu 16.10 and NodeJS 7(installed)
[09:47] <EriC^> no
[09:47] <xJeremyCx> please help
[09:47] <breezy_> ok i clicked it and now it says "oem-config will run the next time the system boots"
[09:47] <EriC^> ok restart and you should be good
[09:47] <EriC^> it'll ask you to make a username and other stuff
[09:47] <breezy_> oh great
[09:47] <BlauskaerM> xJeremyCx: How did you intall nodejs?
[09:47] <breezy_> thanks so much!
[09:48] <EriC^> no problem
[09:48] <xJeremyCx> BlauskaerM: I followed the steps on this page https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/
[09:49] <xJeremyCx> curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_7.x | sudo -E bash - and sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
[09:51] <BlauskaerM> could you remove nodejs and install it again from ubuntus repo?
[09:52] <BlauskaerM> Sice out added a new source to apt, it could be a conflict between them
[09:53] <xJeremyCx> BlauskaerM: whhops I didn't know npm is installed together with nodejs
[09:53] <xJeremyCx> thanks anyway ;)
[09:53] <linocisco> I am looking for platform to host glpi
[09:55] <BlauskaerM> xJeremyCx: Dont know about that but I think ubuntu has there own release of nodejs. You could give it a try
[09:55] <BlauskaerM> Just comment out the new source from nodesource.com and run apt-get update again
[09:57] <debkad> Xjs|moonshine: from that link, there is Chris-Lea who have a PPA for NodeJs, details can be found here https://github.com/nodesource/distributions
[09:58] <debkad> oops he gone
[10:01] <breezy_> i did the oem thing, but for some reason now my network adapter is gone and i have no wifi? before i had it?
[10:01] <breezy_> do i need to install the drivers
[10:08] <breezy_> im using this http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4739#dl
[10:08] <EriC^> breezy_: try opening the dash and type drivers
[10:08] <breezy_> Should the drivers be included in ubuntu
[10:09] <breezy_> But how can it get the drivers if i dont have internet connection
[10:09] <breezy_> i have the drivers exe, but i think that's for windows
[10:10] <EriC^> does it say anything though?
[10:10] <breezy_> when i type "drivers" in the search bar?
[10:10] <EriC^> yeah
[10:10] <breezy_> i see two icons: additional drivers and software updates
[10:11] <EriC^> ok click on additional and see what it says on the bottom for wifi drivers if anything
[10:11] <breezy_> ok, so now i see two things:
[10:12] <matej__> hi there, is there anyone having problem with ubuntu software? It is showing no apps and when I try to search some app, computer starts frozing :(
[10:12] <breezy_> Nvidiga Corporation: GF119 [GeForce Gt610]
[10:12] <breezy_> and  Unknown:unknown (this device is using an alternative driver)
[10:12] <breezy_> 1 Proprietary driver in use
[10:15] <breezy_> i dont know what to do
[10:16] <EriC^> breezy_: any options for the unknown one?
[10:16] <breezy_> the only option "Using Processor microcode firmware for intel CPUs from intel microcode (proprietary)
[10:17] <breezy_> but the "Revert/apply changes" button is greyed out
[10:17] <EriC^> breezy_: ok try lspci -k
[10:17] <EriC^> and look for wireless
[10:17] <EriC^> (in a terminal)
[10:18] <breezy_> wait, under the Nvidia Corporation, it gives me 4 options:
[10:18] <breezy_> Using Nvidia binary driver, legacy binary driver, binary driver, and X.org
[10:18] <breezy_> right now X.org is highlighted
[10:19] <breezy_> if i change to "using Nvidia" the Revert/Apply buttons are not greyed out anymore
[10:19] <freddish> My system keeps freezing up, and the only way to fix it is to take a force restart "POWER OFF". Where can i see what went wrong ?.
[10:20] <breezy_> i ran the lspci -k and i see my driver... dont know what i  should do though
[10:22] <EriC^> breezy_: lspci -k | nc termbin.com 9999
[10:22] <ChetManly> why cant I see my iphone with banshee
[10:22] <EriC^> paste the link here
[10:23] <breezy_> nc: getaddrinfo: Temporary failure in name resolution
[10:24] <EriC^> breezy_: ah you dont have net i forgot
[10:24] <EriC^> breezy_: can you copy the line that has the wifi info here?
[10:25] <EriC^> breezy_: lspci -knn
[10:25] <EriC^> copy just the name and [xxxx:xxxx] stuff for the card
[10:25] <EriC^> and any kernel driver in use/modules it says
[10:25] <breezy_> hmm
[10:26] <breezy_> let me take a pic
[10:26] <niko> :22
[10:28] <breezy_> https://imgur.com/a/KbHo5
[10:28] <breezy_> can u see this Eric
[10:30] <EriC^> yeah
[10:30] <EriC^> i dont see the wireless though
[10:30] <breezy_> i uploaded 2 pictures
[10:30] <breezy_> i know the wifi card im using
[10:30] <breezy_> its the Gigabyte WB867D-I WLAN + Bluetooth 4.0 PCI-e card
[10:30] <breezy_> i have the drivers downloaded but i think they're only windows
[10:30] <breezy_> i've installed this card dozens of times
[10:31] <EriC^> whats the link to the other pic?
[10:31] <breezy_> (for windows)
[10:31] <breezy_> https://imgur.com/a/KbHo5
[10:31] <breezy_> its same link
[10:31] <breezy_> there's 2 pic
[10:31] <EriC^> just 1 here
[10:33] <breezy_> https://imgur.com/a/LtnpN
[10:35] <EriC^> breezy_: it says the drivers are loaded
[10:35] <EriC^> try "iwlist scan"
[10:35] <breezy_> 3 lines: lo interface doesnt support scanning
[10:35] <breezy_> wlp5s0 no scan results
[10:36] <breezy_> eno1 interface doesnt support scannig
[10:36] <EriC^> are you sure the router is on
[10:36] <rexwin_> how to stop teamviewer from starting up as a service when we reboot?
[10:37] <breezy_> yes im using it on this laptop as we speak
[10:37] <rexwin_> how stop vncserver from starting up as a service?
[10:37] <rexwin_> does checkconfig work in ubuntu 16.04
[10:37] <breezy_> Eric- i didnt install any of the drivers
[10:38] <breezy_> so im assuming ubuntu has it built in?
[10:38] <breezy_> do i need to unpackage it somehow
[10:40] <iamrohit7> how do i play the same audio into two output devices?
[10:40] <ledeni> rexwin_,sudo systemctl disable [NAME...]
[10:41] <multifractal> I'm trying to connect to a wifi printer at work - Brother MFC-J6520DW, UBuntu 16.04. "New Printer" sees it under select device, but not sure which options to choose afterwards...
[10:41] <multifractal> Can't get the test page to print.
[10:42] <rexwin_> I am taking root system backup using sudo tar -cvpzf yourbackupfilename.tar.gz --exclude=/path/to/backup/yourbackupfilename.tar.gz --one-file-system /
[10:42] <rexwin_> is there a way to extract tar of specific folder like /usr after taking the backup file?
[10:43] <geirha> tar -xzf yourbackupfilename.tar.gz /usr
[10:43] <breezy_> Eric when i "lspci -knn | grep Net" i get: Network controller[0280]: Intel Corporation Wireless 7260 [8086:08b1] (rev bb)
[10:43] <geirha> though it most likely removed the leading /, so you may have to write usr instead of /usr. Check with tar -t
[10:44] <rexwin_> geirha, it would not work I suppose /usr being the restore to directory
[10:45] <breezy_> https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/drivers/iwlwifi do i go here
[10:50] <multifractal> I'm following some install instructions from Brother printer website at step 6: http://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadhowto.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=mfcj6520dw_us_eu_as&os=128&dlid=dlf006893_000&flang=4&type3=625. Not sure what to do at this prompt: http://pastebin.com/Z8gQt7rn
[10:53] <breezy_> someone plz help me
[10:57] <EriC^> breezy_: try rfkill list all
[10:57] <breezy_> ok
[10:58] <breezy_> 0: hci0: Bluetooth
[10:58] <breezy_> Soft blocked: No Hard blocked:No
[10:58] <breezy_> im trying to look up exactly what i need and why its not working
[10:59] <breezy_> i can download the drivers and put them onto USB
[10:59] <breezy_> but i dont even know how to installl on ubuntu
[10:59] <breezy_> im getting desperate
[10:59] <breezy_> there is literally no support for this driver for linux
[11:00] <imjorge> running `df -h` and the command blocks (waited 5 mins before giving up). any ideas on what might be happening?
[11:01] <adminpc> hello
[11:02] <adminpc> i'm facing a critical problem during DHCP configuration in ubuntu server 15
[11:02] <adminpc> can you help me to find
[11:03] <ikonia> just explain the problem
[11:03] <ikonia> people will help if they can
[11:03] <ikonia> ubuntu 15 is EOL though
[11:03] <ikonia> so you should upgrade to a supported release.
[11:03] <ikonia> that should be your first step
[11:03] <adminpc> i configured ubuntu server 15.04 on my machine
[11:03] <ikonia> ok - so you need to upgrade that to 16.04 or 16.10
[11:03] <ikonia> thats teh first step
[11:04] <ikonia> the
[11:04] <adminpc> No, My DHCP is configured correctly. My Connected Clients Getting IP Address Through DHCP server
[11:05] <adminpc> Wht should i do?
[11:05] <breezy_> I will pay someone if they help me
[11:05] <breezy_> install this driver
[11:05] <ikonia> adminpc: so you need to upgrade to 16.04 of 16.10 first
[11:05] <ikonia> breezy_: no need for pay - what's teh issue
[11:05] <ikonia> just explain clearly
[11:05] <adminpc> ikonia
[11:06] <adminpc> please can you give me a support through teamviewer
[11:06] <adminpc> Any one here can give me support through teamviewer
[11:06] <ikonia> adminpc: no
[11:06] <adminpc> plz help me through remote support
[11:06] <ikonia> adminpc: you need to upgrade your machine to ubuntu 16.04 or 16.10 before we can support you, 15.04 is end of life and not suported
[11:06] <breezy_> I'm brand spanking to to Ubuntu-- i have a desktop that is using network card Intel 7260 Gigabyte GC-WB867d-i... im trying to wifi
[11:07] <breezy_> https://imgur.com/a/LtnpN
[11:07] <ikonia> breezy_: ok, so ubuntu 16.04 or 16.10
[11:07] <ikonia> lets get details
[11:07] <breezy_> https://imgur.com/a/KbHo5
[11:07] <breezy_> i think 16.04
[11:07] <ikonia> breezy_: run lsb-release -a and tell me the version
[11:07] <ikonia> please confirm the version
[11:07] <breezy_> right now im in ~/Desktop
[11:08] <breezy_> do i have to change that
[11:08] <ikonia> you don't need to change anything
[11:08] <ikonia> just open a terminal and type "lsb_release -a"
[11:08] <ikonia> it will give you the version information
[11:08] <ikonia> just tell me the version number
[11:08] <breezy_> got it
[11:08] <breezy_> 16,04.1 LTS
[11:08] <ikonia> perfect
[11:08] <breezy_> codename xenial release 16.04
[11:08] <ikonia> so whats the actual problem
[11:09] <breezy_> I have no wifi
[11:09] <breezy_> i cant connect to wifi... even though im on the network right now on this computer
[11:09] <ikonia> ok - how are you trying to connect
[11:09] <breezy_> i dont see ANY ssids
[11:09] <breezy_> top right corner
[11:09] <breezy_> wi-fi networks is greyed out
[11:09] <ikonia> ok - so you don't see any SSID's being broadcast,
[11:09] <adminpc> After upgradation would you like to help me
[11:10] <adminpc> IKONIA\
[11:10] <ikonia> adminpc: we can try to support you if you upgrade to a supported version, yes
[11:10] <adminpc> fter upgradation would you like to help me
[11:10] <rexwin_> I installed teamviewer for ubuntu but it is not opening
[11:10] <adminpc> OK tHANKYOU
[11:10] <ikonia> breezy_: ok, so can you use wired network on this machine until we get wifi working
[11:10] <breezy_> i have a USB/harddrive that i can use to transfer files
[11:10] <breezy_> ethernet is not an option
[11:10] <ikonia> ok
[11:11] <ikonia> trying to think of a way to do this easy for you to share info
[11:11] <breezy_> i can take pics no problem
[11:11] <breezy_> and post them on imgur
[11:11] <breezy_> if that works
[11:13] <ikonia> thats not the best way to see info, but I appreciate your approach
[11:13] <breezy_> im really desperate
[11:13] <ikonia> I appreciate that
[11:14] <ikonia> ok - can you open a terminal and type "ifconfig -a"
[11:14] <breezy_> Intel® Wireless-N 7260 this is my network card
[11:14] <rexwin_> http://pastebin.ca/3737113
[11:14] <ikonia> breezy_: you should see a device called "lo"
[11:15] <ikonia> breezy_: if you look inder that device you should see another 2 (hopefully) devices
[11:15] <ikonia> what ware they called, or do you only see one
[11:15] <breezy_> https://imgur.com/a/0bmUy
[11:15] <rexwin_> Starting network process (no daemon) /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/teamviewerd: error while loading shared libraries: libdbus-1.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[11:16] <donttrustem> Anyone here got experience of setting up zfs on ubuntu 16.04
[11:16] <breezy_> dont know what any of that means
[11:17] <FinalX> donttrustem: yeah, why? there's also people on #zfsonlinux that'll be able to help, I think.
[11:18] <rexwin_> what provides libdbus-1.so.3?
[11:18] <donttrustem> OK … I am just starting to build a box and was wondering if there is a good tutorial
[11:18] <breezy_> ikonia
[11:18] <breezy_> ?
[11:20] <thecpaptain> I want to install a 3D printing software called "Cura". My interpretation of the included link is that I need to install Cura outside the Ubuntu repository, which I would like to avoid. My idea of doing this is through "Docker", however I cannot find any "Cura containers" by googling. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions on what I could do? https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/21362-cura-2-1-linux-not-working
[11:22] <thecpaptain> they claim in the included link that the reason for Cura not working is because Python3.4 is not included in the latest ubuntu editions. Shouldn't the problem then be solvable by installing the latest version of python (3.4 or higher)? https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/21362-cura-2-1-linux-not-working
[11:25] <breezy_> maybe older versions of python are conflicting? u would need to uninstall python and then reinstall?
[11:25] <breezy_> fuck i neeed help with installing this network driver
[11:25] <breezy_> icant do ANYTHING without internet
[11:36] <rexwin_> i removed teamviewer using apt-get but it still says installed dpkg -l teamviewer
[11:38] <alkisg> rexwin_: what's the output of this? dpkg -l teamviewer | grep teamviewer
[11:38] <alkisg> The exact output...
[11:39] <rexwin_> U  teamviewer:i386 11.0.67687   i386         Remote control and meeting solution
[11:39] <rexwin_> iU  teamviewer:i386 11.0.67687   i386         Remote control and meeting solution
[11:40] <rexwin_> arch gives x86_64
[11:41] <rexwin_> running teamviewer from command line gives /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/teamviewerd: error while loading shared libraries: libdbus-1.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[11:41] <alkisg> rexwin_: and the output of sudo apt-get purge teamviewer ?
[11:42] <rexwin_> it removed teamviewer
[11:42] <alkisg> So what was the issue?
[11:43] <DanielPowerNL> Is there somewhere I can find a pre-compiled Linux Kernel 4.9rc4? If not, could someone assist me with compiling it?
[11:43] <rexwin_> running teamviewer from command line gives /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/teamviewerd: error while loading shared libraries: libdbus-1.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[11:43] <DanielPowerNL> ^ On Ubuntu 16.10
[11:43] <thecpaptain> I want to install a 3D printing software called "Cura". My interpretation of the included link is that I need to install Cura outside the Ubuntu repository, which I would like to avoid. My idea of doing this is through "Docker", however I cannot find any "Cura containers" by googling. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions on what I could do? They claim in the included link that the reason for Cura not working is because Python
[11:44] <alkisg> DanielPowerNL: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[11:44] <thecpaptain> They claim in the included link that the reason for Cura not working is because Python3.4 is not included in the latest ubuntu editions. Shouldn't the problem then be solvable by installing the latest version of python (3.4 or higher)? https://ultimaker.com/en/resources/21362-cura-2-1-linux-not-working
[11:44] <DanielPowerNL> alkisg, Thank you so much!
[11:44] <alkisg> np
[11:45] <alkisg> rexwin_: so now teamviewer is not installed anymore, and yet you still have an /opt/teamviewer directory?
[11:45] <rexwin_> i removed and reinstalled it
[11:48] <_1\2MaTTo> hi, i have an ubuntu server in the cloud, i need an email every time someone try to login with incorrect password
[11:48] <_1\2MaTTo> can someone help my please?
[11:52] <rexwin_> I got it working
[11:52] <kicksled> _1\2MaTTo: you could look in to software like AIDE. Also, I think you'll have better luck in #ubuntu-server
[11:55] <_1\2MaTTo> thank u kicksled
[11:55] <_1\2MaTTo> :)
[11:56] <debkad> what the meaning of, restrict: error in address '::' on line 38. Ignoring... same on ::1 at line 42
[11:56] <debkad> ntpd *
[11:57] <debkad> !test
[12:00] <mnembrini> hello, i'm trying to use the systemd --user instance to register a service for my user on ubuntu 16.04 and getting a Permission denied message, anyone that can point me in the right direction?
[12:00] <adavid> Saludos, soy nuevo en Ubuntu. Soy de Sevilla- Spain
[12:05] <queen-tonic> Hi I downloaded ubuntu 64 desktop version and placed the. iso file into my external harddisk
[12:05] <queen-tonic> I choose Boot external device in menu
[12:06] <queen-tonic> But when I restart it gives me "Operating system not found
[12:06] <queen-tonic> Can anyone help
[12:07] <matej__> queen-tonic, you need some software to make harddisk bootable.. i'm using unetbootin, it can also download the ISO file of operating system you want
[12:08] <queen-tonic> I should run that in windows?
[12:08] <deltoo> can you burn the iso to dvd, queen-tonic? that would be simplest. else use unetbootin.
[12:08] <matej__> yes
[12:13] <breezy_> Hey guys, i made abootable USB with ubuntu 16.04 on it, and i have it correctly installed, i think, but upon startup i get a small error (im still able to use the machine but wondering what it was) i installed from UEFI..... anyone know what it can be
[12:13]  * debkad think to remove this ntpd and make his life easy
[12:14] <matej__> breezy_, what error you get?
[12:14] <FMan> you are supposed to guess it
[12:16] <matej__> lol, so I guess, it's some mounting error
[12:16] <FMan> ah, this reminds me I still have the errors I get with dpkg to fix
[12:16] <FMan> can you guess what they are? :D
[12:17] <FMan> somehow some packages are inconsistent, dunno how that happened, but I am thinking I need to reinstall... it refuses to configure them
[12:19] <ikonia> breezy_: really sorry - I got called away on a meeting unexpected, apologies for leaving you hanging
[12:37] <mooj> hey, y'all know of any good ubuntu variants to install on my new chromebook?
[12:37] <mooj> I've started getting frustrated with some "features" on it
[12:38] <hateball> !flavors
[12:38] <mooj> so things I'm looking for in a good lightweight linux build: touch screen support, on-screen keyboard, auto-tilt detection
[12:39] <mooj> oh are those all netbook-appropriate?
[12:41] <de-facto> guys what happened to xenial stability? yesterday made an upgrade and now my gui is utterly broken AGAIN. i need mycomputer for doing work...
[12:42] <de-facto> starting gdm gives me just a flickering startx loop i cant even use tty because my typing is interrupted
[12:49] <Guest41615> installed Kubuntu 16.04 LTS 64 bit on a Virtual machine, using VirtualBox, after the installation everything is ok,...I reboot the virtual machine and i install all the updates by the settings menù, reboot again and after i installed the guest-additions, but first I installed the packages "build-essentials" and "dkms" , rebbot everything ok, so I c
[12:49] <Guest41615> heck my kernel --> 4.0.45 and I have also installed the headers for this kernel, I insert the virtual disk of the guest additions and install it doing the followincommand "sudo bash VBoxLinuxAdditions.run" , the process of installation finished, no errors, everything is done, I restart the machine but when I log-in into my account, the bar in the b
[12:49] <Guest41615> ottom desappear and all the windows that I open, don't appear on the screen, but they are open,...how can I fix this?
[12:53] <maum> hello
[12:53] <xanvincent> hi
[12:53] <maum> how can I access realvnc on ubuntu? I ran the service mode but the username and password box displayed
[12:54] <maum> hi
[12:54] <xanvincent> Are you saying you're running a vnc service on your ubuntu box and you're trying to connect to it?
[12:54] <maum> yes
[12:55] <maum> I ran sudo /etc/init.d/vncserver-x11-serviced start
[12:56] <xanvincent> Have you seen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC/Servers
[12:57] <nishttal> hello ppl .. i have about 300Gigs of free space on a mounted disk but still when I try to "touch newFile" i get an error saying "No space left on device"
[12:57] <nishttal> any ideas why?
[12:58] <hateball> Insufficient permissions, perhaps
[12:58] <maum> xanvincent: I installed deb file using dpkg -i command
[12:58] <xanvincent> nishttal: output of df -h on that filesystem?
[12:58] <nishttal> hateball, no its a long running process that ran fine for a while.. but started failing .. and now when i try to create any file.. i get that error
[12:59] <xanvincent> maum: any reason you didn't use a package from the ubuntu repos?
[12:59] <nishttal> $ df -h
[12:59] <nishttal> Filesystem                Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[12:59] <nishttal> udev                      3.9G     0  3.9G   0% /dev
[12:59] <nishttal> tmpfs                     799M  9.1M  790M   2% /run
[12:59] <nishttal> /dev/sda1                  91G   22G   65G  26% /
[12:59] <geirha> nishttal: what does df -h and df -i say about the mount?
[12:59] <nishttal> tmpfs                     3.9G     0  3.9G   0% /dev/shm
[13:00] <maum> xanvincent: yes, I downloaded realvnc from formal web and installed the deb package
[13:00] <xanvincent> That's not an ubuntu package though, you should be using apt install packagename to install most packages
[13:01] <xanvincent> regardless, youll need to configure the vnc server using the link i provided earlier
[13:01] <xanvincent> and then connect with a user
[13:03] <nishttal> xanvincent, geirha http://paste.ubuntu.com/23441754/
[13:03] <xanvincent> nishttal: That'll be difficult to troubleshoot because you only have the / mount... what's the output of df -i /
[13:03] <xanvincent> thanks
[13:03] <xanvincent> df output looks ok
[13:03] <Otto_> Hi. I can`t login to GDM after an update. I have the same problem described here, but couldn`t understand the solution. Can anyone help? This is it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mesa/+bug/1410960
[13:04] <tsglove> Looking at the ubuntu phone... looks cool!
[13:04] <nishttal> xanvincent, geirha guess what.. after reboot i'm able to create files????.. any ideas?
[13:05] <xanvincent> makes sense nishttal, some open process was using that disk space in memory
[13:05] <xanvincent> next time it happens, try running 'lsof' on the filesystem to see whats using it
[13:06] <xanvincent> might help narrow down
[13:06] <nishttal> its only got 8G of RAM.. how can a process use 300GIG
[13:06] <nishttal> ok
[13:06] <xanvincent> were you running the touch command as root?
[13:06] <nishttal> nope
[13:07] <xanvincent> oh...
[13:07] <nishttal> even after reboot i'm not running it as root
[13:07] <xanvincent> id wager running as root would've worked, sounds like you ran into some ulimit problems
[13:07] <nishttal> aah yeah thats quite possible
[13:08] <nishttal> I'm processing tick data files.. 100million of them to be preceise
[13:08] <nishttal> so creating/deleteing files frequently..
[13:08] <nishttal> that would cause ulimit issues rt?
[13:10] <xanvincent> it could, you might need to modify ulimits for that user accordingly
[13:12] <nishttal> xanvincent, hmm seems like a bigger issue than i thought.. i could also be running out of iNodes
[13:18] <Otto_> Hi. I can`t login to GDM after an update. I have the same problem described here, but couldn`t understand the solution. Can anyone help? This is it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mesa/+bug/1410960
[13:19] <nishttal> xanvincent, thanks for your help!
[13:19] <xanvincent> nishttal: np!
[13:20] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[13:31] <marcoagpinto> Hello!
[13:31] <marcoagpinto> last week I upgraded to ubuntu 16.10 on my Oracle VM
[13:32] <stevenm> is there some trick to making Ubuntu realise it has two monitors connected?  the 'Monitors' section of the settings area only shows one... but my onboard intel graphics supports two (one on DP and one on VGA) and I have two connected.
[13:32] <marcoagpinto> now, when I insert a pendrive and select it in the menu, nothing happens
[13:32] <marcoagpinto> is there something I need to do?
[13:32] <marcoagpinto> (select it in the USB menu as a device in the VM)
[13:34] <geirha> marcoagpinto: I assume you've checked that the guest additions are installed?
[13:34] <marcoagpinto> geirha: after the upgrade I need to reinstall the guest additions?
[13:35] <marcoagpinto> I had 16.04 and upgraded to 16.10
[13:36] <geirha> yeah, the guest additions should be updated accordingly, but it's the first thing I'd check when having problems with things that guest additions are needed for
[13:38] <sponge> what packages does ubuntu uses in order to render fonts better than other distros?
[13:38] <marcoagpinto> geirha: I am reinstalling the guestadditions
[13:39] <marcoagpinto> :)
[13:39] <lucas-arg> hey there, im having probems with hdmi out put it goes off ramdonly and turns back on again...
[13:39] <lucas-arg> no idea what it is
[13:39] <lucas-arg> ive tried with xset but didnt help
[13:41] <Hounddog> I have installed ubuntu 16.04 and am fighting the bootmenu right now...  just used boot-repair and uploaded to pastebin... which pastebin does boot repair load too_
[13:42] <Hounddog> i pressed return while tzping and its gone
[13:45] <marcoagpinto> geirha: It still doesn't work :((((((((
[13:55] <Disaster_Area> anyone recommend a program to edit the tags of .wma files?
[13:58] <Disaster_Area> or altenratively is there an easy way to convert .wma to some other file-type
[14:03] <sarek> My nvidia graphics card isnt working after a kernel update. Any ideas?
[14:04] <ubuntu231> Good morning!  I need to reinstall ubuntu on an HP i5 core vPro - which version should i use?  (thanks!)
[14:06] <Southern_Gentlem> ubuntu231, x86_64
[14:07] <ldsh> Hi, seems I finally found a solution to my sound problem: changing order of sound card detection at startup. Found it here: cat /proc/asound/modules . In cas it can help troubleshooting other's problem.
[14:07] <ubuntu231> Southern_Gentlem: thanks!  Do you know if I'll need a driver for the nividia card or an add on for heat management?
[14:07] <kenp>  /set buffers.look.hotlist_counter on
[14:08] <sarek> I can't get passed the login screen after a kernel update on Ubuntu. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with my graphics card, as the new screen resolution indicates something is clearly wrong there, but i do see my wallpaper(it isnt a black screen or anything). I put my password in, and it attempts to login, but it brings me right back to login.
[14:18] <star_prone> Hi all
[14:19] <star_prone> I'm trying to setup elasticsearch on an Ubuntu 14.04 machine. The installation went all (apart from some warning messages regarding locale settings) but I can't manage to start it.
[14:20] <star_prone> I found all the files that were supposed to be created upon installation, except the the log file. the start script will not provide an error if the daemon fails to start, so I have to rely on the log file, which, in my case, hasn't been created.
[14:21] <star_prone> if anyone tried to install it, succeeded but had the same problems, I would thank for some suggestions
[14:21] <star_prone> using the oracle java not the open jdk
[14:22] <taofeng> To register
[14:23] <taofeng> I have a file you want to do
[14:23] <queen-tonic> Help pleade
[14:24] <queen-tonic> I am on a Sony Vaio Laptop with Windows 7
[14:24] <taofeng> What version do you want jdk
[14:24] <queen-tonic> I want to have ubuntu as dual (second) os
[14:24] <C0r3> Hey. How do I enable beep in Terminal? So that I get a beep sound when somebody mentions me on IRC (while I'm connected).
[14:25] <queen-tonic> Can some one help
[14:25] <taofeng> queen-tonic>:ok
[14:25] <taofeng> I have a website that can offer you download
[14:26] <Mathisen> queen-tonic, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[14:26] <queen-tonic> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/9yNYFfCG/irccloudcapture568882531.jpg
[14:27] <queen-tonic> Mathisen: I used unibootin and a 4gb usb
[14:27] <dali_> ubuntu 14 won't start and i have this error NMI watchdog soft lookup cpu stuck for 22s!
[14:28] <searchingfortao> Can someone tell me how to get my bash shell to give me a fresh shell every time I open a new terminal?  In Ubuntu a new shell always seems to place me in the same directory with the same virtualenv as the shell I was just in every time I open a new terminal.
[14:28] <dali_> and another error which is
[14:28] <queen-tonic> Is it possible to shrink the sda4 100gb smaller than now
[14:28] <queen-tonic> So I get 100gb free space for ubuntu
[14:28] <dali_> rcu_shed detectes stalls on cpu
[14:29] <dali_> help pleasre
[14:29] <dali_> please
[14:30] <Hanumaan> into 14.04.5 gnome after recent update the screen is just black nothing is working ... how to repair .. I logged in with xfce desktop write now ..
[14:30] <queen-tonic> Mathisen: still there?
[14:31] <Hanumaan> right* now
[14:32] <foneazm> test
[14:36] <queen-tonic> Some one plase help me
[14:37] <de-facto> how can i get a gui in xenial? nothing unusual in dmesg or Xorg it juit loops on starting this unstabke Xorg
[14:38] <de-facto> its not the kernel or radeon drivers i guess
[14:39] <de-facto> can i use wayland somehow?
[14:39] <sponge> What packages does ubuntu uses in order to render fonts better than other distros?
[14:40] <xanvincent> de-facto: wayland + plasma is an option
[14:40] <xanvincent> although you should be able to get X11 running
[14:40] <EriC^> queen-tonic: what's the problem?
[14:41] <de-facto> its so unstable for me on Xenial
[14:41] <de-facto> it loops on login manager
[14:41] <xanvincent> sponge: its probably just the ubuntu font family itself
[14:42] <xanvincent> although infinality provides the BEST font rendering found anywhere
[14:42] <de-facto> i had this on a friends laptop too couldnt resolve it just a reinstall helped
[14:42] <de-facto> seems to originate from xenial repos sonehow
[14:42] <xanvincent> de-facto: apt purge ubuntu-desktop && apt install ubuntu-desktop
[14:43] <de-facto> i am on ubuntu gnome
[14:43] <sponge> xanvincent, I've heard that ubuntu/canonical use patented "technology" regarding font rendering. I was wondering if they're using infinality or something else.
[14:43] <xanvincent> well whatever package
[14:43] <xanvincent> they're not using infinality
[14:43] <xanvincent> although you can install it
[14:43] <xanvincent> ubuntu's rendering is good, but infinality is better
[14:43] <sponge> I've read that infinality can break the system and harm wine functioning
[14:44] <xanvincent> wine fonts are fix-able
[14:44] <xanvincent> ive had no issues with it, but i just run ubuntu-server these days.
[14:44] <sponge> xanvincent, fixable through terminal/coding?
[14:44] <xanvincent> so i dont mess with fonts anymore really
[14:44] <xanvincent> wine configs
[14:45] <sponge> xanvincent, What are you using now as desktop?
[14:45] <xanvincent> sponge: Arch.
[14:46] <sponge> xanvincent, Interesting. My wonder regarding fonts was because I was contemplating trying manjaro. And there I read that it can breat the system
[14:47] <sponge> You use default font settings on Arch?
[14:47] <de-facto> does not work to reinstall gdm or ubuntu gnome desktop
[14:48] <xanvincent> sponge no, I installed infinality
[14:48] <xanvincent> manjaro is a good way to ease into arch
[14:48] <xanvincent> their xfce product is pretty stable these days
[14:49] <sponge> xanvincent, I was aiming for kde :S
[14:49] <sponge> xanvincent, What settings do you use for infinality? windows-#? osx? linux?
[14:50] <ju__> bye
[14:51] <xanvincent> I have custom settings I've tweaked, but the infinality or osx configs are really good starts
[14:51] <xanvincent> sponge: plasma is fine, i just don't classify it as "stable" :)
[14:53] <sponge> xanvincent, Yeah, I hope it will become more stable in time. Does one need to install extra fonts from an osx system in order to use the osx config?
[14:55] <queen-tonic> Some one please help
[14:55] <queen-tonic> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/qJnn3CWt/irccloudcapture2140719414.jpg
[14:55] <xanvincent> no
[14:55] <queen-tonic> I shinked sda4
[14:55] <xanvincent> you dont, its just "osx-like" settings
[14:56] <queen-tonic> *shrinked
[14:56] <xanvincent> to make the font rendering resemble the thick antialiased stuff you see in macos
[14:56] <xanvincent> although if on arch or manjaro, install and use the infinality-tweaked font faces too.
[14:56] <queen-tonic> Now I have 100gb free space but it shows as unusable
[14:56] <queen-tonic> Anything wrong?
[14:57] <xanvincent> probably needs to be formatted, queen-tonic
[14:57] <xanvincent> did you shrink your windows partition using the windows partition manager?
[14:57] <zykotick9> queen-tonic: i'd guess you're hitting the 4 partition limit on MS-DOS partition tables :(
[14:58] <queen-tonic> xanvincent: no with ubuntu install
[14:58] <queen-tonic> What shall I do?
[14:59] <xanvincent> yeah you're in a hard place because you need the 4th partition in order to install any other OSes
[14:59] <queen-tonic> How do I do that
[15:00] <queen-tonic> I thought ubuntu install wpuld handle that
[15:00] <queen-tonic> Shall I revert
[15:00] <xanvincent> yeah but ubuntu isnt going to delete or move your data
[15:00] <Kobbb> Hey guys, I have a Ubuntu 14.04 desktop computer (w/ Nvidia graphics) that doesn't have display anymore on boot. I have access to tty1/2/.. but no GUI starting.. any thoughts ? thank you
[15:00] <xanvincent> you need to move the data from your 4th part to the 3rd, and then remove the 4th partition
[15:00] <sauvage> Hello guys, I have a very weird situation, I am using Docker with Ubuntu (the docker container is running jenkins if that is relevant), In order for the docker to run correctly i had to mount certain shared libraries on ubuntu to get docker to run correctly, one of those libraries is /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libapparmor.so.1 ... It has been working great for months, but i just upgraded the jenkins image and it turned /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
[15:00] <sauvage> directory
[15:01] <Kobbb> sauvage, why do you need those libs outside of your Docker setup ?
[15:01] <queen-tonic> Xanvincent why?
[15:02] <sauvage> The docker Image of Jenkins needs to use the host shared libraries, so i had to mount them
[15:02] <sauvage> well the docker container rather
[15:02] <Kobbb> really ?
[15:02] <sauvage> yea, there is a huge forum post specifically about the libapparmor
[15:02] <queen-tonic> Can't we just shrink the sda4 and create a new one with that free space
[15:02] <sauvage> Not sure why when i upgraded the jenkins image, it turned that shared library into an empty directory...
[15:02] <xanvincent> queen-tonic: ms-dos formatted disks only support 4 primary partitions
[15:03] <xanvincent> you currently have 3 windows partitions + the "hidden" boot partition for windows
[15:03] <queen-tonic> Oh I see
[15:03] <Kobbb> I dont think I got any on mine
[15:03] <Kobbb> sauvage, I don't see any extra deps for jenkins Docker
[15:03] <queen-tonic> Will it be fine if I just click revert?
[15:03] <xanvincent> but the installer isnt going to touch your data, you have to do that part.
[15:03] <ChetManly> (16.04) why wont my usb devies show up in vbox? Istalled the guest-additions and the extension pack and the USB 2.0 seems to be ok under device manager
[15:03] <xanvincent> yeah it should be
[15:04] <sauvage> what version of ubuntu are you on?
[15:04] <queen-tonic> Ok ı will revert and cancel
[15:04] <ChetManly> installed*
[15:04] <queen-tonic> Than handle it later
[15:04] <xanvincent> sounds good, queen-tonic
[15:04] <jhg111> sync
[15:05] <queen-tonic> Xanvincent I did reert but its still there
[15:05] <sauvage> I need to figure out how to get /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libapparmor.so.1 back to normal, do i need to download that file? or how does that work?
[15:05] <Kobbb> sauvage, 14.04.5
[15:05] <ChetManly> (16.04) why wont my usb devies show up in vbox? Istalled the guest-additions and the extension pack and the USB 2.0 seems to be ok under device manager in the windows 7 guest
[15:05] <sauvage> it turned that file into a directory, i don't know why or how that happened..
[15:06] <queen-tonic> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/LMpZ1eQk/irccloudcapture-687503711.jpg
[15:06] <Kobbb> sauvage, https://github.com/SvenDowideit/dockerfiles/issues/17
[15:06] <Kobbb> sauvage, try : ls -la /lib/........-gnu/
[15:06] <Kobbb> its likely that just the so.1 is not existing anymore
[15:06] <mundus2018> So my computer is for some reason not using my main monitor as it should, It shows my second monitor than mirrors it on my first
[15:06] <Kobbb> maybe you could juste "ln -s"
[15:07] <sauvage> it looks like the file its self is missing too
[15:07] <mundus2018> Ive tried xrandr -s 0, restarting a few times, and messing with cables a bunch
[15:07] <queen-tonic> Xanvincent you saw the s?creenshot
[15:07] <Kobbb> sauvage, does the directory exist ?
[15:07] <sauvage> which directory?
[15:07] <mundus2018> My display settings only show my second display
[15:07] <Kobbb> the one you pointed out before sauvage
[15:07] <Kobbb> in /lib
[15:08] <Kobbb> Hey guys, I have a Ubuntu 14.04 desktop computer (w/ Nvidia graphics) that doesn't have display anymore on boot. I have access to tty1/2/.. but no GUI starting.. any thoughts ? thank you
[15:08] <sauvage> yes /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ exists still but it is missing the shared library libapparmor.so.1.4.0 and the linking to it
[15:09] <Kobbb> sauvage, wha't in this dir ?
[15:09] <Kobbb> no *apparmor* ?
[15:10] <liwjatan> hello
[15:10] <sauvage> so /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ has all the shared libraries and they all look normal, except for libapparmor which for some reason was turned into an empty directory
[15:12] <sauvage> i don't know how these libraries work inside of /lib/x86-64-linux-gnu/ is it possible to redownload one of the files and re set up the linking?
[15:13] <Kobbb> I have a Ubuntu 14.04 desktop computer (w/ Nvidia graphics) that doesn't have display anymore on boot. I have access to tty1/2/.. but no GUI starting.. any thoughts ? thank you
[15:13] <thrmo> whats the status of RX460 support on ubuntu?
[15:13] <Kobbb> sauvage, did you check the link I gave u ?
[15:13] <Kobbb> https://github.com/SvenDowideit/dockerfiles/issues/17
[15:15] <thrmo> whats the status of Amd RX460 support on ubuntu?
[15:15] <sauvage> Yes, so that was why i was linking the file in the first place, that solution worked for 6 months
[15:15] <sauvage> However, this is a different issue because now that library is completely missing from my ubuntu install
[15:16] <tykayn> hey folks
[15:16] <tykayn> i just set up munin on my ubuntu 16.04 laptop, and all graph images are broken links
[15:17] <prashanta_> hi
[15:18] <prashanta_> my audio output is bad
[15:20] <tykayn> yop
[15:20] <tykayn> prashanta_: bad how ?
[15:20] <prashanta_> with crackling sound
[15:20] <Kobbb> sauvage, did you consider reinstall the docker service ?
[15:21] <prashanta_> dell technician told me to reinstall os
[15:21] <prashanta_> but i dont want to
[15:22] <ubuntu-mate> gi
[15:22] <ubuntu-mate> hi bros
[15:22] <ubuntu-mate> do u like lol?
[15:23] <ubuntu-mate> bye -.-
[15:24] <sponge> xanvincent, I can't find any information about "infinality-tweaked". Is this one of the options of infinality?
[15:24] <xanvincent> no
[15:24] <xanvincent> i meant i tweaked it myself
[15:24] <xanvincent> lol
[15:25] <xanvincent> just use the infinality or osx settings
[15:25] <xanvincent> youll be happy
[15:27] <MWM> Discover seems to be broken in Kubuntu...Ive read that installing muon is a fix, but it is not a perfect fix.  Does anyone have any news about this?
[15:27] <sponge> ok, thanks xanvincent :)
[15:30] <prashanta_> hello, how to fix crackling audio sound output
[15:31] <MWM> Kubuntu 16.04 to be exact
[15:33] <Guest> Hello, the command "sudo apt-get update" do exactly the same operations of " search for updates " in the settings menu?
[15:34] <BluesKaj> !dpkg | Guest
[15:34] <Pici> !apt
[15:37] <Guest> Many thanks,..so the "sudo apt-get upgrade" do the
[15:37] <BluesKaj> Guest, in other words all package managers including apt are based on the dpkg package management system
[15:37] <Guest> same of "install update" of the settings menu?...right?
[15:38] <BluesKaj> sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:40] <Guest> so, if I do "sudo apt-get update" and then "sudo apt-get upgrade" is the same thing to do "search for updates" and "install all updates" from the setting menù?...
[15:41] <rellis> Anyone else seeing xenial constantly hang on attempt to reboot under AWS EC2?
[15:41] <rellis> trying to find out if it's a known issue...
[15:41] <rellis> it hangs until it hits the AWS force reboot timeout
[15:45] <eoli4n> Hi, i have a problem with lightdm/unity-greeter on Optiplex 9020, (and not on other Optiplex). Lightdm starts with a black screen, the workaround is to add nomodeset as kernel parameter, but if i do, hardware acceleration dont works anymore
[15:47] <creat> I clean installed 16.04.1 alongside 14.04.5 and Windows 10. Whenever I reconnect the AC Adapter, the battery indicator takes 2 minutes to change the status to show charging. Data in power statistics is updated immediately though.
[15:49] <creat> It takes exactly 120 seconds consistently
[15:50] <prashanta_> i think experts are sleeping right now!!!
[15:50] <ubuntu-x> ins-bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: No space left on device
[15:50] <ubuntu-x> hi
[15:50] <ubuntu-x> i see this error
[15:51] <FinalX> you need to free up space on your computer
[15:52] <ubuntu-x> i use vps
[15:55] <prashanta__> hi
[16:09] <xubuntu21w> hello there
[16:10] <xubuntu21w> can anyone help me?
[16:10] <xubuntu21w> with instalationo?
[16:10] <dn`> I installed a new server, via ipxe and preseed file. The installation boots and I can SSH into it - but the connected screen stays black/no local login prompt. Anyone got a tip/idea what I should check? (The same system works fine, if I install it manual)
[16:11] <xubuntu21w> anyone listen me?
[16:12] <xubuntu21w> someone
[16:12] <BlauskaerM> whats problem?
[16:12] <xubuntu21w> i tried to instal xubuntu
[16:13] <xubuntu21w> in usb
[16:13] <xubuntu21w> but enro 5 input output problem
[16:13] <BlauskaerM> dn`: There is no output in the terminal after you have typed your password?
[16:14] <dn`> BlauskaerM: it seems to stay dark for the hole boot process - I don’t even see the prompt; the only reason I know the machine is alive - that I can SSH into it
[16:14] <xubuntu21w> errno*
[16:14] <BlauskaerM> xubuntu21w: you installed xubuntu on the usb or you wrote the image onto the usb?
[16:15] <xubuntu21w> instal to usb
[16:15] <dn`> BlauskaerM: I would expect something stupid - or something missing because of the preseed file, but I can’t figure out what :/
[16:15] <xubuntu21w> i run it now live from another usb
[16:15] <xubuntu21w> and from this run i want to instal to another usb
[16:16] <xubuntu21w> how to disable the screen dark
[16:17] <Albert__> hi
[16:17] <BlauskaerM> dn`: Dont really understand the problem (sorry, on the train from work). But you can access the machine through SSH and that works fine? But the problem is that you dont see any output while the machine is booting up?
[16:18] <dn`> BlauskaerM: yes, thanks anyway. I think I just found it - it seems to be a problem with grub in graphic mode
[16:18] <Albert__> i'm watching an online video using firefox but i want to save this video on my PC. Anybody can say me where is the temporaly file which contain the video i'm watching online?
[16:18] <dn`> BlauskaerM: but thanks for not letting me lose my hope ;-)
[16:19] <BlauskaerM> dn`: Good luck and nice find :)
[16:19] <teamspeak> albert use chromium, and brwoser write download mp4 vidoe file plugin
[16:19] <BlauskaerM> Albert__: There is a plugin to FF which can download files like that
[16:20] <Albert__> teamspeak, but the video is downloaded in the firefox, then it is in some directory
[16:20] <BlauskaerM> downloadhelper i think the bame is
[16:20] <BlauskaerM> name*
[16:20] <teamspeak> albert in browser dictionery u can use download or upload dictionary if u create it
[16:21] <Albert__> ok BlauskaerM i go to do this but i'd like to know where is the temporaly directory who contain the current video loaded in my browser
[16:22] <BlauskaerM> Cant help you with that and its more a FF question too. Try to stay on the channel topic :)
[16:22] <de-facto> omg, reinstalled all of Xorg and its drivers, now got a gui back... haw can i disable all xorg updates for the future?
[16:23] <Albert__> BlauskaerM, but i'm using firefox for ubuntu
[16:24] <Albert__> and the firefox channel is muted
[16:26] <Albert__> ok i'm downloading this using this plugin BlauskaerM
[16:28] <de-facto> hmm i guess i have to pin all xorg related packages manually to prevent this desaster from happening again :(
[16:35] <pmitros> I just updated from 16.04 to 16.04.1. Ubuntu fails to boot. It drops into the recovery console.
[16:35] <pmitros> I'm wondering what a good way to debug is
[16:36] <pmitros> The error recommends journalctl -xb. Running that gives a huge number of lines. The only thing I saw was apparmor failing.
[16:36] <SwedeMike> pmitros: how did you update?
[16:36] <pmitros> SwedeMike: Ubuntu GUI prompted me. I hit okay to everything.
[16:37] <pmitros> SwedeMike: I tried apt-get update/upgrade since, and they didn't do anything.
[16:37] <pmitros> I'm honestly not sure if the AppArmor failure is related to whether it boots
[16:38] <pmitros> "Failed to start LSB: AppArmor initialization"/Unit apparmor.service has failed/apparmor.service: United entered a failed stated./apparmor.service: Failed with result 'exit-c
[16:38] <pmitros> "
[16:39] <pmitros> I'm thinking it could also be X. startx doesn't do anything, and the update removed a bunch of obsolete x-server stuff. But that might have been obsolete regardless from a previous upgrade
[16:39] <pmitros> And upgrades sometimes fail to update NVidia drivers
[16:39] <pmitros> Although lsmod lists 'nvidia'
[16:41] <pmitros> 'startx' doesn't start X
[16:41] <SwedeMike> pmitros: when you said apt-get upgrade, have you also done dist-upgrade?
[16:42] <BluesKaj> pmitros, only if you are running the propretary drivers downloaded and installed from the nvidia site, otherwise the nvidia drivers in addtional drivers are upgraded when aavailable apgrades are in the repos
[16:42] <BluesKaj> upgrades even
[16:42] <pmitros> dist-upgrade says nothing to be done. It does complain about a file, 50unattended-upgrades.ucf-dist, in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d
[16:43] <pmitros> Otherwise, it lists 10 otherwise innocous packages which are no longer required
[16:43] <pmitros> It didn't used to complain about that file, as far as I know, but the complaint says it's just ignoring it
[16:43] <pmitros> It's not failing on it
[16:44]  * pmitros runs apt autoremove to get rid of those few files
[16:44] <pmitros> dpkg --configure -a doesn't do anything either.
[16:46] <BluesKaj> pmitros, I deleted that file with no consequences
[16:46] <pmitros> So startx, looking at the log files, fails because it can't connect to dbus
[16:49] <knittell> hello guys and girls
[16:49] <knittell> i have a question if i'm allowed
[16:50] <knittell> i just downloaded open office to install it under ubuntu
[16:50] <knittell> but it doesnt work
[16:50] <knittell> seems it has to do with symlink
[16:50] <knittell> "howto"? please?
[16:51] <knittell> i have libre office also for complete my question
[16:53] <knittell> nobody?
[16:53] <genii> knittell: Whenever possible use the Software Center to install things first instead of manual installation. The applications from there have already been made to run without issues
[16:53] <knittell> ah yes, tx for remind me genii
[16:53] <knittell> totally forgot that
[16:53] <genii> !info libreoffice
[16:54] <knittell> i'm completely new with ubuntu
[16:54] <knittell> i will try that now and thank you
[16:54] <ZoderUck> hi
[16:54] <knittell> i have libre office already, but for a reason i prefer yet to use open office
[16:54] <knittell> hello zoder
[16:55] <ZoderUck> so you are new to ubuntu knittel, what goal you ahve with ubuntu ?
[16:55] <tgm4883> knittell: out of curiosity, why would anyone prefer open office to libre office?
[16:55] <de-facto> knittell also if you like you might want to take a look at synaptic for managing software, its a bit more advanced than Software Center, but also more complicated
[16:55] <zykotick9> tgm4883: my question as well
[16:56] <pmitros> I think Ubuntu may be falling apart under the weight. Back in '96, on Debian, I could understand all this stuff. Now, it's just layers on layers on layers, and I have no way of knowing why things are failing.
[16:56] <pmitros> It just stopped booting
[16:57] <pmitros> Back then, you'd always get an error message which you could trace back. Now there are masked errors upon masked errors
[16:58] <nacc> pmitros: FUD, but fine -- you are free to use another distribution, as you see fit. 'just stopped booting' could mean many different things.
[16:59] <tgm4883> pmitros: when you say it takes you to a recovery console. Is it telling you that it's just taking you to recovery (which IIRC, is a menu system) or does it just drop you to a text login prompt
[16:59] <pmitros> nacc: I don't think any of the others are better
[17:00] <pmitros> tgm4883: I'll give the exact thing in a moment. Just rebooted. But no menu system. I can hit enter, and go to terminal, with no option for a menu system
[17:02] <katt> hey all I need your help! :(
[17:02] <katt> i don't know which of the usb drivers to blacklist
[17:02] <pmitros> tgm: "Welcome to emergency mode! After logging in, type "journalctl -xb" to view system logs, "systemctl reboot" to reboot, "systemctl default" or ^D to try again to boot into default mode. Press Enter for maintenance"
[17:02] <katt> lsusb
[17:02] <katt> Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[17:02] <katt> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[17:02] <katt> Bus 006 Device 007: ID 13ee:0001 MosArt Optical Mouse
[17:02] <katt> Bus 006 Device 002: ID 413c:2003 Dell Computer Corp. Keyboard
[17:02] <katt> Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[17:03] <tgm4883> pmitros: can you pastebin your logs?
[17:03] <tgm4883> pmitros: /var/log/syslog probably
[17:03] <katt> right o
[17:04] <katt> http://pastebin.com/Fs8G0krp
[17:04] <knittell> and again thanks yes i am downing by synaptic
[17:04] <katt> there
[17:04] <pmitros> tgm4883: I'm not sure of an easy way to do that, without X on that machine
[17:04] <pmitros> tgm4883: I'd also be a little concerned about security.
[17:04] <katt> my wireless is cutting off after 3 minutes of use
[17:05] <tgm4883> pmitros: "cat /var/log/syslog | nc termbin.com 9999"
[17:05] <tgm4883> pmitros: what about security?
[17:05] <zykotick9> tgm4883: does "ermegency mode" even have networking?
[17:05] <tgm4883> zykotick9: IDK, worth a shot?
[17:09] <katt> halp
[17:10] <ortsvorsteher> !help | ortsvorsteher
[17:11] <ITGCrime> does anyone know an empty channel?
[17:12] <Arnex> Has anyone gone completely over to Btrfs? (As in, for / and /home)  I'm thinking of making the jump.  Any problems?
[17:14] <akik> Arnex: it works ok
[17:15] <akik> Arnex: i made the jump because of the snapshots
[17:16] <Arnex> akik Yeah, even for /home?  I've been using it on root for a while but I've heard some folks have had some negative experiences on /home
[17:17] <akik> Arnex: yes
[17:17] <akik> i have both / and /home as subvolumes on /dev/sda5 which it btrfs
[17:18] <Arnex> akik Cool.  I have had some bad luck with ext4 lately so I think I'm gonna just pull the trigger and make the switch
[17:18] <akik> Arnex: nothing wrong with ext4 either
[17:19] <Arnex> akik: I have a lot of power outages in my area, and have had ext4 fail quite a few times after the power outage
[17:20] <akik> Arnex: fail fail or just needing a journal replay?
[17:21] <Arnex> akik: Most of the time just need a journal replay, but twice i've had it fail catostrophically
[17:21] <Alumin> how would I go about troubleshooting an issue where my Nvidia driver's direct rendering isn't working?  I tried reinstalling the driver package, but it's still not working
[17:21] <pmitros> tgm4883: Syslog reveals what services are running on the machine, what programs I'm using (there are entries there from my PDF viewer), and similar.
[17:21] <pmitros> tgm4883: Normally, all of that is firewalled. That would make a targetted attack easier
[17:21] <Alumin> (no /dev/dri directory, message from glxinfo says direct rendering isn't enabled, etc.)
[17:23] <katt> Am I banned?
[17:23] <katt> Can anyone see this?
[17:23] <Alumin> the strange part is, this was working up until Friday; I noticed the issue because an application started generating an error on startup about it
[17:23] <Alumin> katt: yes we can see it
[17:23] <Alumin> you wouldn't be able to join the channel if you were banned
[17:24] <katt> ok thanks
[17:26] <akik> Alumin: please pastebin more info about your setup; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep nvidia; lshw -c video
[17:27] <akik> maybe sudo lshw -c video
[17:30] <pmitros> Okay. Some apparmor issue was it. Not the one indicated by the error, which I had fixed, but reinstalling that, and then some other things, fixed it.
[17:30] <pmitros> Removed about a dozen unrelated errors in the process
[17:31] <Alumin> akik: https://paste.kde.org/ph7gsx8dh
[17:31] <ChetManly> how do I make mono apps look like the rest of my system
[17:32] <akik> Alumin: what do you see in /var/log/Xorg.0.log about direct rendering ?
[17:33] <Alumin> I looked in there, don't remember seeing anything really, but then I was just looking for (EE) and (WW).  Lemme take another look
[17:34] <akik> Alumin: maybe you could pastebin the whole file too
[17:34] <akik> !pastebinit
[17:36] <destini> Is there any possibility to use kali linux within Ubuntu?
[17:38] <ltallen_> Hi, I'm using Ubuntu Gnome 16.10 and I'm having problems with the online accounts feature. I have two Google accounts connected, and the credentials are always expired, even after rebooting or signing in through the window opened by settings. It used to work fine, but then stopped for no apparent reason. I don't have two-step verification or anything like that enabled.
[17:39] <destini> ltallen
[17:41] <Alumin> akik: https://paste.kde.org/pngay4bal  (the Xorg log output is at the bottom)
[17:41] <ltallen_> Destini: Yes?
[17:42] <Alumin> akik: interestingly, I do see where "dri" and "dri2" stuff are (successfully) loaded
[17:42] <destini> Do as follows:
[17:42] <Alumin> which seems related
[17:43] <akik> Alumin: are you in the video group ?
[17:44] <destini> 1. Remove all your online accounts
[17:45] <Alumin> no...just FYI the application that's having the problem was happy up until Friday
[17:45] <Alumin> that said, I'm not above a little recreational troubleshooting
[17:45] <akik> Alumin: the /dev/dri files group ownership is video
[17:45] <destini> 2. Re-Configure an account from Google
[17:45] <Alumin> I don't have those files at all, is the thing
[17:45] <Alumin> there is no /dev/dri directory
[17:46] <destini> 3. Integrate it with the applications with permissions
[17:46] <elisa87> please have  a look http://askubuntu.com/questions/846738/mona-is-not-in-the-sudoers-file-this-incident-will-be-reported
[17:46] <destini> 4. Login to Gmail using your browser
[17:47] <ltallen_> destini: I just deleted them both, nad I got a message saying "Error removing account GDBus.error:org.freedesktop.Goa.Error.Failed: Failed to delete credentials from the keyring. However, the accounts did appear from the list in the settings page.
[17:49] <Alumin> destini: Kali is its own distribution, so you couldn't run it directly...you could install the things it installs into your system, though.  If you just want to use the Kali environment, you could run it in VirtualBox
[17:49] <akik> Alumin: do you see nvidia in lsmod output ? lsmod | grep nvidia
[17:49] <Alumin> yes
[17:50] <ltallen_> destini: I followed your steps, but as soon as I added the account it immediately told me the credentials had expired.
[17:51] <akshay> hello
[17:52] <destini> Is your gmail account personal or official?
[17:52] <destini> ltallen
[17:52] <akik> Alumin: do you have a custom xorg.conf ?
[17:52] <katt> Good day good people, I'm using ubuntu 15.10 and have recently purchased a USB wireless adapter for my desktop. Can anyone kindly suggest a way to get it to work longer than 6 minutes at a time. It worked fine in the Ubuntu live cd and now it's being troublesome. My lsusb states that it's a Railink RT5372 usb adapter. and lsmod states that the available drivers are rt2X00 and rt2800
[17:52] <ltallen_> destini: One is personal and the other is linked to my college. They are both having the same problem
[17:53] <Alumin> akik: I have _an_ xorg.conf, but it's just the one that got created during installation, I haven't customized it.  The only thing in it is a section for the mouse.
[17:53] <destini> ltallen... the account that is linked to your college... is of what domain?
[17:53] <akik> Alumin: ok sorry i don't know what is wrong with it
[17:53] <ltallen_> destini: haverford.edu
[17:54] <Alumin> np, thanks for having a go
[17:54] <destini> ltalen... are you able login to your haverford.edu account from browser?
[17:55] <ltallen_> destini: Yes. And it's not just that account; the personal one is having the same problem.
[17:55] <destini> ltallen... have you recently updated ubuntu?
[17:56] <akik> Alumin: can you see something about that problem in nvidia-settings ?
[17:56] <m00n_urn> hey
[17:56] <m00n_urn> im tryna do-release-upgrade muh 14.04 to 16.04 and i get a The required dependency 'apt (>= 1.0.1ubuntu2.13)' is not installed.
[17:57] <Alumin> akik: not really; it just confirms that direct rendering isn't working
[17:57] <ltallen_> destini: Gnome software confirms that I am up to date, and I check it daily. I installed Ubuntu cleanly a few weeks ago. It was originally the beta, but updated to the end-user version upon its release.
[17:58] <destini> ltalen... can you provide me your remote desktop?
[17:58] <m00n_urn> desnesn: im tryna do-release-upgrade muh 14.04 to 16.04 and i get a The required dependency 'apt (>= 1.0.1ubuntu2.13)' is not installed.
[17:59] <m00n_urn> destini:  im tryna do-release-upgrade muh 14.04 to 16.04 and i get a The required dependency 'apt (>= 1.0.1ubuntu2.13)' is not installed.
[17:59] <ltallen_> destini: Sorry, I don't know what that means. I'm new to linux and I'm not a programmer or anything.
[17:59] <destini> ok then fuck-off... no one pays me here for support
[18:00] <katt> ?
[18:00] <m00n_urn> ltallen: he wants you to open remima desktop on your buntu
[18:00] <ltallen_> destini: what? I didn't mean any offense. I was just saying I don't know what remote desktop is.
[18:00] <katt> remote
[18:00] <m00n_urn> .
[18:00] <tgm4883> !ohmy | destini
[18:00] <akik> ltallen_: never give internet unknowns access to your desktop remotely
[18:01] <destini> You are running Gnome and you do not know what the heck remote desktop is?
[18:01] <ltallen_> akik: I wasn't planning to.
[18:01] <m00n_urn> yes. akik is right
[18:01] <htafdresgi> how do I tell grub what boot paritiion to use?  (it used to be /deb/sdb1, but I want it to be /dev/sda1 (my SSD))
[18:01] <ltallen_> destini: I'm assuming you mean something like logmein? Sorry, I don't want to reveal my email adress, etc.
[18:01] <destini> Better use Windows Xp then...
[18:01] <ltallen_> destini: lol k
[18:02] <tgm4883> destini: that's not helpful. Let's stay on topic shall we
[18:02] <katt> destini, not nice :S
[18:02] <Braven> Do anyone know to stop Service --status-all. if the command is not ran with sudo
[18:02] <destini> I'm not a nice, neither i need some judgement
[18:02] <destini> from anyone
[18:02] <m00n_urn> Braven: ps aux and then find and purge
[18:02] <tgm4883> destini: but you do need to follow channel guidelines
[18:03] <destini> How much you follow them?
[18:03] <Braven> m00n_urn: can not get there. my console is just hung.
[18:03] <destini> to think yourself good enough to give me instructions
[18:03] <Braven> ctrl-c does not work
[18:03] <akik> !info libgl1-mesa-dri precise
[18:04] <katt> control shift c
[18:04] <ltallen_> I feel like I might have stumbled into something here... I might try the channel agian later when things cool down.
[18:04] <m00n_urn> Braven: ctrl+alt+t ?
[18:04] <tgm4883> destini: I'm just trying to keep the channel civil
[18:04] <mcphail> ltallen_: please ignore the trolls on the channel. Inevitable in a channel this size
[18:04] <katt> m00n_urn: is right
[18:04] <destini> ltallen... this all happening just because of your illogical knowledge
[18:05] <destini> you do not know what remote desktop is?
[18:05] <destini> I was not asking to give it to me
[18:05] <m00n_urn> did you know what it is when you were starting out?
[18:05] <katt> everyone's gotta start somewhere.
[18:05] <destini> Neither anyone should>
[18:05] <tgm4883> destini: ubuntu is for new users, not all of them know every piece of software available
[18:05] <Braven> m00n_urn: Nope. I am not using a gui
[18:05] <m00n_urn> Braven: server?
[18:05] <akik> Alumin: your system keeps a log of updated packages in /var/log/apt/history.log. maybe you can identify what update broke your system by reading that log file
[18:05] <sauvage> destini: is also trying to hack you...
[18:06] <Braven> m00n_urn: yes, I am running server.
[18:06] <sauvage> he just asked for your remote desktop
[18:06] <destini> At least I have some sense to troubleshoot my own problems... I do not ask anyone...
[18:06] <destini> Its my routine work
[18:06] <tgm4883> destini: um, that is precisely what this channel is for...
[18:06] <sauvage> ltallen_: PSA don't give anyone your remote desktop especially someone random in IRC
[18:06] <destini> Thats what my job description is
[18:07] <sauvage> Not here its not
[18:07] <destini> not gonna tell you where I work
[18:07] <MonkeyDust> destini  this is the support or help channel
[18:07] <katt> I know I got really good help on this channel before. I've never seen anyone be unkind.
[18:07] <katt> That's why I am here, I make sure to thank the people who help me.
[18:07] <katt> I've never paid for help on this channel.
[18:07] <sauvage> If you are unable to give people help without connecting to their remote desktop then you don't belong here
[18:08] <m00n_urn> Braven: https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&ved=0ahUKEwiqzrujnpfQAhVFr48KHd-MAnQQFggoMAI&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.howtogeek.com%2Fhowto%2F22283%2Ffour-ways-to-get-instant-access-to-a-terminal-in-linux%2F&usg=AFQjCNG0LpqjOAGNkU4ZE7KoGUQTHKaATA
[18:08] <zteam> Hi I'm having serious issues to get the Nvidia driver to work properly, I checked the Xorg logfile and according to that the Nvidia driver wasn
[18:08] <destini> I do not help those... who do not want to help themselves...
[18:08] <tgm4883> ok everyone, can we stay on topic rather than clog the channel with chatter?
[18:08] <destini> leave it
[18:09] <zteam> t loaded correctly, can somebody please have a look at my kernel logfile? http://paste.ubuntu.com/23442802/ (systeminfo Ubuntu 16.10graphicscard:  Nvidia Geforce 980 GTX
[18:09] <m00n_urn> destini:  im tryna do-release-upgrade muh 14.04 to 16.04 and i get a The required dependency 'apt (>= 1.0.1ubuntu2.13)' is not installed.
[18:09] <destini> why should I provide help here when no one pays to me for it?
[18:10] <Alumin> akik: looks like "nvidia-304" updated on Friday morning, which I assume is the issue
[18:10] <destini> Its not a social welfare...
[18:10] <m00n_urn> im tryna do-release-upgrade muh 14.04 to 16.04 and i get a The required dependency 'apt (>= 1.0.1ubuntu2.13)' is not installed.
[18:11] <destini> m00n_urn... how about changing your name again and come up with a different question just to check me out...
[18:11] <sauvage> m00n_urn: http://askubuntu.com/questions/777013/14-04-16-04-failed-apt-1-0-1ubuntu2-13-is-not-installed
[18:12] <destini> msg m00n_urn there?
[18:12] <teamspeak> moon change your name
[18:12] <m00n_urn> sauvage: been there done that
[18:12] <teamspeak> we are not a truman shown....
[18:13] <destini> If you are gonna paste some links for anyone's help, thats not gonna work
[18:13] <destini> You should know what to do
[18:13] <destini> What if the google stops working?
[18:14] <Pici> destini: If you don't don't  want to provide help here, we could do without the commentary.
[18:14] <destini> Its not a cricket match
[18:15] <destini> neither I'm a commentator, nor you should think of yourself as a critic
[18:15] <zteam> destini, are you talking to me?
[18:15] <katt> destini: Take a breather, you're angry.
[18:15] <destini> I'm talking to Pici
[18:15] <nacc> !who | destini
[18:16] <katt> destini: It's fine, we get it. Anger is normal here too.
[18:16] <destini> I think I'm in rage...
[18:17] <teamspeak> ragi is good...
[18:17] <knittell> hello guys & girls, back again
[18:17] <knittell> i am looking for a equivalent of adobe reader but then foe ubuntu
[18:18] <knittell> i hope somebody have a good suggestion?
[18:18] <nacc> knittell: just to read PDFs?
[18:18] <knittell> "for"
[18:18] <Gizmo> I (ubuntu newb) have a qwk question, can I add a 2nd cpu without issue or will it be a reload of os etc?
[18:18] <panda88> you could use evince
[18:18] <panda88> to read pdf files
[18:18] <knittell> yup
[18:18] <teamspeak> when will obama and clinton acces the 10 president
[18:18] <teamspeak> ?
[18:18] <knittell> i have an usb key wich can be readed on office "windows"
[18:18] <tgm4883> !ot | teamspeak
[18:18] <knittell> but not by libre office
[18:19] <destini> MSG katt
[18:19] <destini> msg <katt>
[18:19] <teamspeak> when will obama and clinton acces the 10 president ?
[18:19] <Pici> destini: IRC commands are prefixed by a /
[18:19] <tgm4883> Gizmo: adding a CPU should be fine
[18:19] <knittell> kk, tx panda
[18:19] <Gizmo> tks tgm4883
[18:19] <panda88> :)
[18:20] <destini> a /
[18:20] <destini> ; /
[18:20] <destini> : )
[18:20] <nacc> Pici: want to do that again --^
[18:27] <panda88> ts
[18:27] <alexzulu> shalom
[18:28] <panda88> hello friend!
[18:28] <mithology> hmm guys
[18:28] <mithology> do I want to include
[18:28] <mithology> the proposed updates
[18:28] <mithology> and backports - unsupported updates
[18:28] <mithology> repositories in my sources list?
[18:29] <panda88> that's up to you
[18:29] <nacc> mithology: you don't want to include proposed updates generally
[18:29] <mithology> well im asking because i dont really know enough about them to have an opinion
[18:29] <mcphail> mithology: best to avoid proposed
[18:29] <mithology> nacc, thanks
[18:29] <mithology> thanks everyone else :)
[18:29] <mcphail> :)
[18:30] <katt> knittell: ockular is a great program
[18:45] <mithology> ill be damned if i didnt unintentionally install 15.05
[18:45] <mithology> 04
[18:45] <mithology> again
[18:45] <mithology> i meant to install 16.04
[18:48] <zlandry> really stupid question here, just dd'd a ZIP to my SD card instead of the iso, gparted can't find it and fdisk gives me an error for the device, is it broken?
[18:49] <nacc> zlandry: gparted can't find what? your SD card?
[18:49] <nacc> zlandry: just dd the iso on instead?
[18:49] <hhee> guys, does ubuntu (xfce) has vim without ruby depeddencies and so on?
[18:49] <bhe> Hi, please anyone can help to speed up my internet ? in windows i got 110mb/S on linux only 90mb/s. thank you
[18:49] <hhee> which one do i need to choose fot usual gvim?
[18:49] <hhee> for*
[18:50] <nacc> hhee: vim doesn't depend on ruby
[18:50] <zlandry> nacc: the device isn't accessible
[18:50] <james1138> Hello to the group. Can I ask questions about Ubuntu applications (not Ubuntu itself) here?
[18:51] <zlandry> nacc: lemme try to just do a dd without formatting and partitioning I guess
[18:51] <nacc> zlandry: you could always zero out the disk first, i suppose
[18:51] <nacc> zlandry: then format and partition it
[18:52] <hhee> nacc, well, i thought same
[18:52] <zlandry> what's the way to zero it out? dd if=/dev/zero right?
[18:52] <nacc> zlandry: yeah
[18:52] <hhee> nacc, but when i tried to install, ruby was in deps
[18:52] <nacc> hhee: and ... ?
[18:52] <nacc> hhee: please pastebin the output
[18:52] <hhee> nacc, wait, i give you screen
[18:52] <hhee> pastebin yeah
[18:53] <hhee> nacc http://pastebin.com/TaJVYpnu
[18:53] <luna_> someone could help me, i'm new in the linux world and i am trying to install qbittorrent,and is showing this error libtorrent-rasterbar8 (>= 1.0.7)
[18:54] <nacc> hhee: that's not vim, that's vim-gtk3
[18:54] <zlandry> alright nacc, zeroing out
[18:54] <nacc> !info vim-gtk3 | hhee
[18:54] <hhee> nacc, yep, i meant Gvim
[18:54] <nacc> hhee: that's rather different... it supports scripting in ruby
[18:54] <nacc> hhee: `apt-cache show vim-gtk3`
[18:54] <hhee> nacc, as i wrote above - which one do i need to choose fot usual gvim?
[18:54] <zlandry> anyone on 16.04 notice pv doesn't work anymore?
[18:55] <hhee> nacc, semms like i need to install ruby and others anyway
[18:56] <hhee> nacc, thx for answers :)
[18:57] <panda88> luna: Try install transmission?
[18:57] <panda88> try install it
[18:57] <constl> Hi, just installed apt-cacher inside a VM and i could verify its installed by using `curl localhost:3142/apt-cacher` inside the VM. When i try though to access the same page remotely i get an empty page. Any hints?
[18:57] <panda88> It's a torrent client as well
[18:58] <jtaylor> is there something you have to do so systemd does not try unmounting nfs exported volumes before shutting down nfs-server?
[18:59] <jtaylor> e.g. some magic fstab entry
[19:03] <munsterman> hey all. last night i was trying to install nextcloud...everything seemed to be going ok until i went to open the web browser and finish setting up. well the page wouldnt load so i checked another site on the same server. it wouldnt load either. i fiddled around a bit and decided to reboot the computer. now it doesnt boot. when i power it up i cant even get a tty going. i am on lunch and just wondering if anyone has ideas on what the issue
[19:05] <Guy1524> hey guys, so I am developing a vulkan application, but my laptop only supports ogl 2.1 (ironlake).  Is there a way I can run my vulkan application I am developing on my desktop, and stream the output to my laptop
[19:06] <Guy1524> one way I was thinking is to compile on my laptop, send to desktop, and use steam in home streaming to get the output
[19:07] <Guy1524> Ill try that right now
[19:11] <zlandry> nacc: zero'd out and fdisk formatted and partitioned
[19:12] <zlandry> nacc: still no luck but thanks for your help
[19:14] <parsnip> is a newer ubuntu (say 16 or so) going to setup defaults for battery management on acer c720 chromebook?
[19:14] <parsnip> like, with sleep or hibernate or suspend, concepts i am not quite fluent in.
[19:15] <james1138> Tech question for group. I need some help with Cheese Webcam software. I can install it without problem but when I try to run in on Lubuntu (verison <IP_ADDRESS> LTS 32 bit / kernel 4.4.29) - it comes up but in the window were my face would appear... there is a error message "Gstreamer missing - camerabin"!! I checked to make sure I have every gstreamer needed (and a few extra to boot) and they are appear there. What is this "camerabi
[19:15] <james1138> n" and how can I add it to Lubuntu??