[17:38] <led-bandit> does any one know of an active channel for nvidia help? 14-20 hours of no response in #ubuntu-x and #nvidia
[17:38] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: I leave IRC and transmission running
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: you can run a virtual machine if the mac licence permits it
[17:38] <OerHeks> JimmyNeutron, wrong, osx UELA does not allow that :-D
[17:38] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: and it is quite irritating coming back every morning to find my programs closed
[17:39] <OerHeks> and not supported here
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> sagredo: disable sleep in screensaver and display properties. Will stop it sleeping
[17:39] <yaowenrui> i think can i install mac like install xubuntu and i can shosse the operating system on the logon?
[17:39] <chrisss123456> ok, figured out whats wrong: the driver for my reader has just been added.
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: no
[17:39] <chrisss123456> super easy question: how do i add a driver?
[17:39] <chrisss123456> it’s from here
[17:39] <chrisss123456> https://github.com/abbradar/fprint_vfs5011/commit/1114ae511b400523eee92ab2aacea2cdf89efdaf
[17:39] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: thanks that was really easy
[17:39] <chrisss123456> is it just wget (link above)?
[17:39] <yaowenrui> yeah thank
[17:40] <brac_x> could some possible hardrive s malware or virus take control when booting from a live cd or usb ?
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: Xubuntu is just ubuntu with a different default application set. If you install Xubuntu-desktop on Ubuntu the oS under the hood is identical
[17:40] <N0xc0n> What is HMAC?
[17:40] <chrisss123456> !av | brac_x
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: also MacOS is far from free so how can Canonical distribute it freely?
[17:41] <chrisss123456> brac_x: so i would think not
[17:41] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: nothing in displays, what do you mean by screensaver?
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: think about it. ...
[17:41] <reversiblean> How do I load uvesafb framebuffer driver instead of vesafb? I tried adding "video=uvesafb:1024x768-32,mtrr:3,ywrap" to GRUB_CMDLINE.. but it does not work.
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> sagredo: its in system settings some place
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> reversiblean: add the boot option: uvesafb.blacklist=1
[17:42] <reversiblean> will uvesafb automatically load then?
[17:42] <JimmyNeutron> Anyone running ubuntu on an X99 chipset?  Curious if Ubuntu 14.04.01 works before I start researching and buying components.
[17:42] <yaowenrui> yeah i know so i just need to apt can install xubuntu ,but i see something on the web it says that on the chosse scream there has the point of mac
[17:43] <brac_x> chrisss123456 : what if you install an untrusted package?
[17:43] <yaowenrui> *loading macosx*
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> reversiblean: also run: echo "blacklist uvesafb" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[17:43] <chrisss123456> brac_x: ah, then i suppose maybe. but i’m not really sure, so dont trust that.
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: you can make ubuntu look like mac os, is that what you mean?
[17:44] <yaowenrui> no in chosse scream there has the choosen of mac
[17:44] <yaowenrui> the chinese web has that picture
[17:44] <brac_x> chrisss123456 : do you know if live cd mounts all available devices when starting up?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> reversiblean: that will make the module not load as it is blacklisted
[17:44] <jwyer> how can I install graphics.py  for python
[17:44] <reversiblean> ActionParsnip: no I want to use uvesafb, I've already add blacklist vesafb to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-framebuffer.conf
[17:45] <yaowenrui> just show a picture and not say how to do it
[17:45] <yaowenrui> so i have question
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: its pointless ss your need is not clear
[17:45] <jluc> Hello. I do regularly compile scribus 1.5 dev. I have plenty of RAM, a nice CPU and it runs on a SSD. On ubuntu 13.10 it was very fast. On ubuntu 14.04, launching and global operation are fast, but wysiwyg text edit is verrrrrry sluggish. How can that be ? How might i improve that ?
[17:45] <chrisss123456> brac_x: i don’t think so: it does give you the option to mount certain devices.
[17:46] <reversiblean> ActionParsnip: I will also try blacklisting it as a kernel parameter as you suggested.
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: the proprietary operating system MacOS is not installable using apt-get.
[17:46] <jluc> / Like it takes 20 seconds to update display after i type 20 letters.
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: you can make ubuntu look like mac os using various commands and downloads.  I have asked if this is your aim but you haven't clarified this
[17:46] <yaowenrui> on the choose scream there has *ubuntu* *load windows* tags so there has one more of *load macosx*
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: so how can I give you links? ??
[17:47] <yaowenrui> ok
[17:47] <chrisss123456> i’m trying to add a driver. its so simple, but im not sure how to do it. can anyone help? this is the git link: https://github.com/abbradar/fprint_vfs5011/commit/1114ae511b400523eee92ab2aacea2cdf89efdaf
[17:47] <unstable> I want to maintain a change management process for updating deb packages on a lot of ubuntu machines. I know koji/bodhi for rpm based systems works really well ( https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates / http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/ ), or pulp. Is there an equivalent to these systems that the ubuntu team uses?
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: oh you want to add mac os to grub so that you can then boot the installed mac os
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> unstable: set up a lan based repo and point all systems at that for updates
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: is that right?
[17:48] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: I'm not seeing anything
[17:48] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: screensaver?
[17:49] <yaowenrui> i just unknow of it because i just set on ubuntu 34 days
[17:49] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: I looked in 'Power' and suspend is set to never
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: so mac os is installed on the system?
[17:49] <unstable> ActionParsnip: That's easy and already setup. THat isn't what I asked.
[17:49] <yaowenrui> even on pc is a hard problem
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> sagredo: ive not used gnome for a while. Maybe others can find it. Its in there. Something about screen dimming
[17:50] <rvnovaes> #tryton
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: you still haven't answered me....
[17:50] <haled> my gdm has no start menu and panel at all, what package did I remove?
[17:51] <yaowenrui> i saw a picture on the web of grub that has a tag *load macoxs*
[17:51] <yaowenrui> but it didnt say how to
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: yes because the user bought and installed mac os.
[17:51] <yaowenrui> just on pc way install ?
[17:52] <led-bandit> yaowenrui, http://www.tonymacx86.com/home.php http://www.insanelymac.com/
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: yes but you will need to check the licence and pay for it
[17:52] <yaowenrui> mac now is free
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: no its really not
[17:53] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: do you mean to say that 'lock' is stopping my programs?
[17:53] <yaowenrui> why ? i have to use mac in the maverick i download twice *it was free*
[17:53] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: im really confused why ubuntu would EVER kill processes?
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: when you buy a mac you also pay for yhe license to the OS just like when you buy a system with windows you pay for Windows too
[17:53] <brimestone> hey guys.. i'm looking for migrate my premise-based ubuntu server to the cloud and i need to house 1.1TB (still growing) of data.. curently i have an instance with DigitalOcean and AWS running ubntu 12.04.05LTS but i was wondering if someone here know where i can house the data files, so my e2 instance can access it like a local filesystem
[17:53] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: I'm not on a laptop, there is no reason for power saving at all
[17:54] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: I can't find what you are talking about
[17:54] <OerHeks> yaowenrui, run your mac osx on your mac, we do not support running osx on pc hardware, even if you download it somewhere.
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> sagredo: no idea but you can stop the dimming and the issue goes
[17:54] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: what is dimming?
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: mac os is not free.
[17:54] <sagredo> When I search settings for "dimming" nothing comes up
[17:55] <texla> ubuntu-14.04 ..When using workspace switch..I have to click on it approximately 5 times before it will switch..any suggestions ??
[17:55] <yaowenrui> in china many like the hackintosh that was the version of mac on free so many people installed and run everyday but problem is never being good on the macintosh
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> sagredo: like I said.  I've not used gnome in ages.  Others may be able to advise
[17:55] <yaowenrui> errors everyday
[17:55] <sagredo> ActionParsnip: ok you cannot help, I understand, np
[17:56] <sagredo> hello #ubuntu , after updating to 14.04 I have noticed ubuntu closing my programs when I leave the computer idling
[17:56] <sagredo> this is very undesireable for me
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> yaowenrui: yes it's an illegal install of mac. That sort of thing is not supported here due to copyright laws and licence violation
[17:56] <sagredo> how can I STOP ubuntu from terminating my processes?
[17:57] <yaowenrui> do you know how much money does it cost?
[17:57] <yaowenrui> i mean mac os
[17:57] <Ben64> yaowenrui: not on topic here at all
[17:57] <Ben64> sagredo: more details would be good, like what it is allegedly terminating, system specs, etc
[17:58] <yaowenrui> amrican dont like to talk about it?
[17:58] <sagredo> ubuntu is killing my processes when I leave the computer idlying - I have no idea who thought this was a "smart" upgrade as I keep them running for a reason
[17:58] <Ben64> yaowenrui: this is an ubuntu channel, for ubuntu support only. everything else does not belong in here
[17:58] <sagredo> Ben64: I leave irssi running in the terminal and transmission-gtk
[17:58] <pbx> yaowenrui, try #macosx
[17:59] <Ben64> sagredo: the only reason processes would be killed is if you're out of memory
[17:59] <sagredo> Ben64: no
[17:59] <Ben64> yes, actually
[17:59] <sagredo> Ben64: you are wrong
[17:59] <yaowenrui> oh ok i see USA bbs rules
[17:59] <pbx> sagredo, what is *not* getting killed?
[17:59] <sagredo> Ben64: this machine has 5120MB
[17:59] <N0xc0n> nice
[17:59] <Ben64> sagredo: since you apparently know everything already, good luck
[17:59] <sagredo> you are trying to tell me Ubuntu is stopping processes for a terminal window and transmission-gtk?
[18:00] <sagredo> you are a fool
[18:00] <pbx> sagredo, stay nice, and stay focused
[18:00] <zergut> why is it?
[18:00] <Ben64> just a tip: people here are volunteers, they do not work for you. the attitude will not go over well
[18:00] <pbx> sagredo, have you looked at the system logs after these quit events?
[18:00] <sagredo> Ben64: you are just not that bright
[18:01] <EugeneBandit> Hello! I'm interested in patching my kernel in order to add some compatibility to my system, is it a complex process ? Said patch : https://github.com/smilingthax/alsa-driver_scarlett Thanks!
[18:01] <pbx> sagredo, what's the shortest amount of time you have seen pass before an app quits?
[18:01] <sagredo> pbx: always overnight, many hours
[18:01] <pbx> sagredo, is it absolutely only when you are not using the machine?
[18:02] <sagredo> pbx: absolutely
[18:02] <pbx> sagredo, i'd grep system logs for mention of the apps
[18:02] <sagredo> pbx: when I checked syslog this morning
[18:02] <rberg_> sagredo if linux is killing those processes due to out of memory it will say so in the output of the command dmesg
[18:02] <pbx> sagredo, similarly, if any of the apps keep logs of their own i'd check them
[18:02] <sagredo> pbx: ok
[18:04] <pbx> sagredo, also, if you have apps/processes that never seem to succumb to this problem, start making a list of them and thinking about what's different between them and the quitting ones.
[18:04]  * pbx is done
[18:05] <led-bandit> is there an active nvidia channel for linux?
[18:05] <chrisss123456> i can’t compile packaged! help
[18:05] <chrisss123456> pls
[18:06] <rberg_> the only thing I can think of that will automaticly kill a long running process without warning is udev
[18:06] <texla> ubuntu-14.04 ..When using workspace switch..I have to click on it approximately 5 times before it will switch..any suggestions ??
[18:07] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, what are you trying to compile?
[18:07] <RoBo_V> hey guys have 14.04.1, I'm looking to create swap for hibernation ...
[18:07] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: ok im trying to use the fingerprint reader on my laptop
[18:08] <chrisss123456> and i found out that the reader is not included in the list of supported devices here:https://launchpad.net/~fingerprint/+archive/ubuntu/fprint
[18:08] <kali-rao> hi
[18:08] <chrisss123456> led-bandit:  however, i found that someone fixed that here: https://github.com/abbradar/fprint_vfs5011/commit/1114ae511b400523eee92ab2aacea2cdf89efdaf
[18:08] <chrisss123456> but that’s a whole new installation: not from package (apt-get etc) but i need to compile
[18:09] <chrisss123456> now, sadly, when i run ./configure, nothing happens. why?!
[18:09] <kali-rao> hi
[18:10] <kali-rao> hi chrissss
[18:10] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, you need to make sure you have the packages to build installed
[18:10] <led-bandit> see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[18:11] <sagredo> well
[18:11] <sagredo> nothing in logs
[18:11] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: ah. that would probably help. but now that i’ve installed the other way, should i remove it?
[18:11] <chrisss123456> if so, how?
[18:11] <sagredo> as to why my programs are being closed
[18:11] <rberg_> check config.log, make sure build-essential installed, and if there is already a package for what you are building try apt-get build-dep
[18:12] <led-bandit> chrisss123456,  installed what way?
[18:12] <sagredo> next issue: can someone help getting my samsung monitor working
[18:12] <chrisss123456> sudo apt-get install fprint etc.
[18:12] <chrisss123456> because there is a package
[18:12] <sagredo> it works in the hardware recognition state but as soon as I get to the login screen it looses signal
[18:13] <sagredo> would nvidia drivers help here?
[18:13] <MonkeyDust> sagredo  does it work with anything else, apart from ubuntu?
[18:13] <sagredo> MonkeyDust: yes I use for my cable/DVD player
[18:13] <SuperLag> Is there a way to "reset" (for lack of a better word) all the Unity fonts to default? so that the default fonts and font sizes are restored?
[18:13] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, i would apt-get remove the packages you installed form that ppa
[18:13] <sagredo> ubuntu detects the monitor
[18:13] <sagredo> but it does not display anything
[18:13] <johncooper> when I run a script from desktop shortcut, or steam from anything, computer freezes (total complete no response freeze)  http://paste.ubuntu.com/8261753/
[18:14] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: that worked! thanks :)
[18:15] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, your welcome
[18:15] <ompal99> hi what is the command to know that remote machine is VM or physical
[18:16] <brac_x> could some possible hardrive s malware or virus take control when booting from a live cd or usb ?
[18:16] <IanMalcolm> hey guys, does anyone have a good up-to-date spam/ham corpus? Even better, one in portuguese?
[18:17] <MonkeyDust> malware, virus? exciting! brac_x what makes you think that much?
[18:17] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: this is nonsense. theres an autogen.sh file, and a configure.ac file too, but neither autogen.sh or ./configure work
[18:17] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, let me download it and try brb
[18:17] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: ok here’s the link if lazy https://github.com/abbradar/fprint_vfs5011
[18:17] <johncooper> chrisss123456: do you have permissions on all the files?
[18:18] <chrisss123456> johncooper: yea, and sudo dont help
[18:18] <licnep_> i have 12 gb ram, do i need a swap >12gb to hibernate?
[18:20] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, you need to ./autogen.sh
[18:21] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, but you are going to need to some packages installed
[18:21] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: then it gives this: ./autogen.sh: 2: ./autogen.sh: libtoolize: not found
[18:21] <sagredo> trying to get my HDMI display to work
[18:21] <chrisss123456> i suppose i need libtoolize
[18:21] <chrisss123456> can i sudo apt-get libtoolize?
[18:21] <sagredo> using ubuntu 14.04 w/ 64 bit AMD & nvidia 9300GE
[18:21] <sagredo> trying to get my HDMI display to work
[18:21] <brac_x> MonkeyDust : what exactly do you want to know?
[18:21] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, yes and lots more
[18:22] <SuperLag> Mouse pointer is now larger than before. Fonts are larger than before, and they've lost their smooth look and anti-aliasing. :(
[18:22] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: wonderful, sudo apt-get install libtoolize does not work.
[18:22] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, no that wont work let me look
[18:22] <ompal99> hi what is the command to know that remote machine is VM or physical
[18:22] <chrisss123456> led-bandit:  thank you so much for your help :)
[18:22] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, no problem i am not getting help with mine so why not help some one else
[18:24] <jluc> Hello. I have plenty of RAM, a nice CPU and it runs on a SSD. On ubuntu 13.10 self-compiled scribus 1.5 was very fast. On ubuntu 14.04, launching and global operation are fast, but wysiwyg text edit is verrrrrry sluggish. How can that be ? How might i improve that ?
[18:25] <MonkeyDust> brac_x  linux malware is virtually non-existent... what bring you here
[18:25] <MonkeyDust> brings*
[18:25] <sagredo> using ubuntu 14.04 w/ 64 bit AMD & nvidia 9300GE
[18:25] <sagredo> trying to get my HDMI display to work
[18:25] <sagredo> no signal
[18:25] <ompal99> hi what is the command to know that remote machine is VM or physical
[18:26] <led-bandit> sudo apt-get install libtool libusb-1.0-0-dev libnss3-dev
[18:27] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, then edit the autogen.sh and delete the part that says --enable-maintainer-mode on line 7
[18:27] <chrisss123456> ok lemme try
[18:28] <chrisss123456> could you explain why that works?
[18:28] <led-bandit> why what works?
[18:29] <texla> ubuntu-14.04 ..When using workspace switch..I have to click on it approximately 5 times before it will switch..any suggestions ?
[18:29] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: like, why do i need to remove —enable etc.
[18:29] <brac_x> MonkeyDust : well i would like to know if could some possible hardrive s malware or virus take control when booting from a live cd or usb ?
[18:29] <led-bandit> chrisss123456,  you will get an error and it wont finish configuring
[18:30] <led-bandit> chrisss123456,  try it with out editing it you will see what i mean
[18:30] <MonkeyDust> brac_x  no
[18:30] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: oh great. haha. ok well i did it, and now it says aclocal not found
[18:30] <sagredo> trying to get my HDMI display to work
[18:30] <sagredo> using ubuntu 14.04 w/ 64 bit AMD & nvidia 9300GE
[18:30] <sagredo> no signal
[18:30] <chrisss123456> so…. sudo apt-get install aclocal?
[18:30] <led-bandit> nope wont work
[18:30] <chrisss123456> led-bandit: damn. totall guess :P
[18:31] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, i cant guarinty that this will work the way you want any way
[18:31] <chrisss123456> do i do this http://askubuntu.com/questions/45480/installing-aclocal-on-ubuntu-11-04
[18:31] <Muchachao> Hi Guys, How do I get sound working on my Ubuntu Server 14.04, which I installed on a laptop?
[18:31] <brac_x> MonkeyDust : thanks
[18:31] <chrisss123456> led-bandit:  at the moment, if it recognizes the existance of a fingerprint reader, im happy
[18:31] <MonkeyDust> !av > brac_x some more information
[18:32] <led-bandit> chrisss123456, ok
[18:32] <led-bandit> chrisss123456,   sudo apt-get install autotools-dev  automake
[18:33] <chrisss123456> alright ill try
[18:33] <brac_x> MonkeyDust : ive read it before but what if you install some untrusted packages?
[18:33] <johncooper> texla: what does ctrl+alt+left and  ctrl+alt+right do? instant switch or have to press multiple times?
[18:34] <chrisss123456> its working!
[18:34] <chrisss123456> :D
[18:34] <chrisss123456> thanks for the help again :)
[18:34] <th0rne> How can I check if certain packages are installed? (CMake, libncurses, libcurl, zlib, libgcrypt)
[18:34] <chrisss123456> ill be back if it borks though :P
[18:35] <winds> ??
[18:39] <texla> johncooper, that works instantly
[18:39] <Rafael_Azvdo> hi
[18:39] <winds> hi
[18:39] <Rafael_Azvdo> how are you?
[18:40] <winds> -_-!
[18:42] <led-bandit> th0rne, sudo dpkg -s packagename | grep Status
[18:43] <interweb> Hi , I've upgraded my kernel to 3.13.0-35-generic but some of my usb ports are not working . how do I can reinstall kernel ?
[18:44] <th0rne> Thanks led-bandit.
[18:44] <led-bandit> th0rne, no problem
[18:44] <B0r3dw15dom> Hi friends, I use Ubuntu 14.04 on my PC, Yesterday it was working fine, but today it is (1) taking much time to boot (2) Not detecting my Additional Hard Drive (Internal Seagate 1TB) (3) I am Unable to Open Bios (by pressing F2). Can someone help what may be the problem
[18:45] <MonkeyDust> brac_x  i have no knowledge of linux malware, especially a live session is very session
[18:45] <MonkeyDust> very safe*
[18:45] <MonkeyDust> brac_x  what makes you worry?
[18:46] <led-bandit> brac_x, how are you installing packages on a livecd? if you restart the computer all extra installed packages are gone
[18:47] <brac_x> MonkeyDust : lack of knowledge i guess
[18:47] <Muchachao> Hi Guys, How do I get sound working on my Ubuntu Server 14.04, which I installed on a laptop?
[18:47] <interweb> MonkeyDust, I've upgraded my kernel to 3.13.0-35-generic but some of my usb ports are not working . how do I can reinstall kernel ?
[18:48] <brac_x> led-bandit : no. thanks
[18:48] <MonkeyDust> interweb  never tried it, i'm no help with that
[18:49] <led-bandit> interweb, try installing kernel 3.13.0-36
[18:49] <led-bandit> interweb, then restart
[18:50] <apatheticsheep> howdy all
[18:50] <johncooper> texla: so the problem isn't desktop switching, its the pager app or something else in the GUI. Sorry I can't be of more help
[18:51] <led-bandit> Muchachao, try installing pulseaudio
[18:51] <apatheticsheep> I just connected a second HDD to my system (which was taken from a failed NAS) - but with the 2nd hdd connected my system boots to a busybox environment with the (initramfs) prompt - when i disconnect the drive it boots normally.
[18:51] <apatheticsheep> how can i get my system to boot normally with that 2nd HDD connected?
[18:52] <texla> johncooper, Thanks at least it works faster with the control-alt-left or right
[18:52] <led-bandit> apatheticsheep, is it a sata drive?
[18:52] <apatheticsheep> led-bandit yes both are
[18:53] <led-bandit> apatheticsheep, dont plug in the second hdd untill after you are booted into ubuntu
[18:53] <robcar> hello, got a problem with a virtual machine i have on Rackspace
[18:53]  * johncooper afk
[18:54] <apatheticsheep> led-bandit - so leave power connected but connect sata cable after OS boots?  can you do that?  is sata hot pluggable like that? i won't fry my drive/mb?
[18:54] <robcar> I tried to upgrade to 14.04, and when I reboot I saw on the console these lines:
[18:54] <robcar> i8042.c: no controller found.
[18:55] <robcar> mount: mounting udev on /dev failed: No such device
[18:55] <robcar> ...
[18:55] <robcar> ALERT! /dev/sda1 does not exist. dropping to a shell!
[18:55] <led-bandit> apatheticsheep, most drives and controllers are hotswappable.. you can look up your motherboard if you want and see
[18:55] <ikonia> robcar: talk to rack space - the disk is missing
[18:56] <robcar> I opened a rescue session and I managed to mount /dev/xvdb1 (not sda1) to mnt: all my files are there
[18:56] <kriskropd> does anyone know if the sqlite library package in default ubuntu server aptitude repos are built with SQLITE_OMIT_FOREIGN_KEY or SQLITE_OMIT_TRIGGER defined?
[18:57] <ikonia> robcar: so there you do then, the device name is wrong
[18:57] <apatheticsheep> kriskropd - have you tried running strings on the binary and grepping for those?
[18:57] <led-bandit> /dev/xvdb1 is a xen disk image?
[18:57] <robcar> led-bandit: yes, I figured it out
[18:57] <kriskropd> apatheticsheep: I can't even make a table with fOREIGN KEY references
[18:58] <robcar> I changed /etc/fstab to /dev/xvdb1       /           ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro,noatime    0 1
[18:58] <robcar> I mean I changed sda1 with xvdb1
[18:58] <robcar> in /etc/fstab
[18:59] <led-bandit> robcar, and it boots now?
[18:59] <robcar> nope.
[18:59] <apatheticsheep> kriskropd - you can try building the package from source - the debian way http://askubuntu.com/questions/246690/how-to-use-apt-to-get-source-code-and-then-do-separate-compile
[18:59] <robcar> it says xvdb1 does not exits
[19:00] <ikonia> robcar: talk to rack space, the disk is not getting presented
[19:00] <apatheticsheep> kriskropd - of course that example ois not for the sqlite package
[19:00] <robcar> I also change /boot/grub/menu.lst adding xvdb1
[19:00] <robcar> here it is:
[19:00] <robcar> kernel   /boot/vmlinuz-<IP_ADDRESS>-rscloud root=/dev/xvdb1 ro quiet splash console=xvc0
[19:00] <robcar> initrd   /boot/initrd.img-<IP_ADDRESS>-rscloud
[19:01] <ikonia> robcar: you shouldn't be doing that
[19:01] <ikonia> robcar: menu.lst should not exist, they are probably using pvgrub
[19:01] <robcar> ikonia: sorry what?
[19:01] <ikonia> robcar: it's a custom ubuntu setup, I suggest you talk to rackspace
[19:01] <robcar> ah, ok
[19:02] <robcar> well, actually I did... I'm in the phase in which I'm investigating my setup in their rescue mode
[19:02] <ikonia> the phase ?
[19:02] <ikonia> robcar: the situation is a.) log a call explaining problem b.) wait for them to fix it/give instructions to fix it
[19:02] <led-bandit> kriskropd,  Assuming the library is compiled with foreign key constraints enabled, it must still be enabled by the application at runtime, using the PRAGMA foreign_keys command.
[19:03] <robcar> talking about that pvgrub thing... is that why I only have I have only menu.lst in /boot/grub?
[19:03] <led-bandit> kriskropd, For example:
[19:03] <led-bandit> sqlite> PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;
[19:03] <ikonia> robcar: probably
[19:03] <jhutchins> apatheticsheep: Without knowing more about your setup it's hard to tell what's causing that, it could be that the drives are labeled in a different order when you connect the second one.
[19:03] <ikonia> robcar: again rackspace can confirm this, I'm only assuming
[19:04] <jhutchins> robcar: They might also be using legacy grub instead of grub2.
[19:05] <ionic_>  /join #bandung
[19:07] <robcar> ok; damn! it's just I CAN see my files under /mnt so they are there! Nothing seems lost... other ideas of what I can check, besides trying to get a more specific support from rackspace (which I don't know if they will give me, considering my basic contract....)
[19:09] <OerHeks> robcar, if nothing seems lost, what would you need more?
[19:10] <robcar> for instance: under /boot is see initrd.img-<IP_ADDRESS>-rscloud  vmlinuz-<IP_ADDRESS>-rscloud: aren't they too old? maybe they were my previous ones, before my failed attempt to upgrade to 14.04?
[19:10] <robcar> OerHeks: booting my server in a normal fashion, not in rescue mode
[19:11] <jhutchins> robcar: grub can't use entries in /dev/ because they don't exist at boot time.
[19:12] <jhutchins> robcar: Usually root=(0,0) or root=<uuidofroot>
[19:12] <dw1> B0r3dw15dom: sounds like a hardware not software issue :(
[19:13] <dw1> B0r3dw15dom: #2 and #3 you said happen before ubuntu even starts loading..
[19:14] <jhutchins> robcar: Did you check the rackspace documentation on upgrading?
[19:16] <ikonia> why are you looking at the root disk
[19:17] <ikonia> the problem is it can't mount "udev"
[19:17] <ikonia> they are not using udev properly
[19:17] <ikonia> 19:55 < robcar> mount: mounting udev on /dev failed: No such device
[19:17] <ikonia> mount /dev
[19:17] <robcar> jhutchins: nope... I had done a previous upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04
[19:17] <ikonia> which shouldn't be a mount
[19:17] <ikonia> you've not just upgraded a rackspace xen image have you ?
[19:17] <robcar> ikonia: mmm... what do you mean they are not using udev properly?
[19:18] <ikonia> udev should not be a mount, it should be created on boot, it's not impossible that thi sis a mount preseted from the host, to the guest
[19:18] <ikonia> again - this is a CUSTOM rackspace setup, so using their support process is the correct thing to do
[19:19] <robcar> ikonia: well ok, I was trying to understand the process better. I'll try to ask their support
[19:24] <apatheticsheep> led-bandit - odd - I booted the os fine then connected the 2nd sata drive, then mounted it (/dev/md3 was the partition)  df show 134g used on the drive - ls shows root folder - but I don't see any files and du -sm * shows like 11mb total ... wtf?
[19:26] <led-bandit> apatheticsheep, you might have more than one partition on that drive? sudo fdisk -l /dev/md3
[19:27] <kriskropd> led-bandit: back to the PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON  thing - does that have to be included in every php script I run that uses the foreign key reference?
[19:29] <led-bandit> kriskropd, http://www.sqlite.org/foreignkeys.html#fk_enable it says Foreign key constraints are disabled by default (for backwards compatibility), so must be enabled separately for each database connection.
[19:29] <apatheticsheep> led-bandit I do ... what I am saying is the mounted partition shows 134g used, but df on the mount point shows 11mb used
[19:29] <jjdeath> ¿Alguien habla español?
[19:29] <apatheticsheep> led-bandit oops df shows 134gb used du shows 11mb
[19:30] <led-bandit> du shows file size usage not df?
[19:31] <led-bandit> apatheticsheep, df -h shows what?
[19:34] <yorwos> hey guyz
[19:34] <yorwos> new wine version came out today yo ;) just found it
[19:35] <kriskropd> !es
[19:35] <kriskropd> jjdeath: ^
[19:37] <OerHeks> Mike9863 fix your connection please
[19:38] <jjdeath> I already did!
[19:38] <jjdeath> Thank you!
[19:41] <_2_Chopin4453> I am watching corri
[19:41] <_2_Chopin4453> shit
[19:41] <sharperguy> Is ubuntu raring no longer supported?
[19:41] <rww> !raring
[19:42] <sharperguy> argh i wish i noticed :/
[19:42] <sharperguy> i might be vulnerable to the SSL bug
[19:42] <k1l> sharperguy: not now, a lot of time back
[19:42] <k1l> sharperguy: not only that bug
[19:42] <sharperguy> ive been meaning to reinstall for ages but i just never have the time/patience anymore
[19:43] <k1l> do it now and grab a LTS in the first place. so you got 5 years then
[19:43] <kudakwasha> i'm managing my photos and videos with shotwell with ubuntu as my os - how can i export all of the photos and videos in my albums into html will galleries ( thumbs linked to larger images, but not full size)
[19:44] <kudakwasha> maybe there's a command line program i don't know about and should probably duckduckgo but if you have an asnwer please help
[19:44] <sharperguy> k1l: is there some way i can install without an external boot device?
[19:45] <CodeGosu> i installed program .deb, but im not sure where is program instalation directory is there any way to extract locations of files?
[19:45] <eeee> CodeGosu: whereis <bla>
[19:45] <_2_Chopin4453> you might want to get a memory stick because you can do all sorts on them
[19:45] <k1l> sharperguy: uh, that is not that easy, but possible. its better to grab a cd/dvd or usb pen drive. or you do the upgrades to 14.04
[19:45] <_2_Chopin4453> ok
[19:46] <kudakwasha> has anyone tried trisquel gnu/linux and how does it compare to ubuntu ( did your wifi card work, mobile modem, hdmi audio and video out  etc. )
[19:46] <_2_Chopin4453> good luck
[19:46] <licnep_> when installing with efi, anyone knows if i should install grub on /dev/sda or the efi partition?
[19:47] <k1l> kudakwasha: iirc they dont ship all the drivers needed. so its more work for you to get going
[19:47] <hjkh> !list
[19:47] <kudakwasha> Ubuntu html photo album generator that can handle recursive folders in Pictures and keep dates in tact?
[19:47] <hjkh> !get list
[19:48] <eeee> licnep_: /dev/sdxY
[19:48] <DJones> hjkh: No lists in this channel
[19:48] <kudakwasha> k1l: yeah because there are no proprietary blobs with trisquel
[19:48] <kudakwasha> rms style free software
[19:48] <eeee> licnep_: sorry, /dev/sdx
[19:48] <k1l> kudakwasha: yes, and not the focus of this channel. we ship the stuff needed by the people
[19:49] <licnep_> eeee: ok ill try that, hope i'll still manage to boot into windows...
[19:49] <kudakwasha> very good ethics, very hard to use for day to day life, it's a major trade off? will ubuntu ever offer a truly free os for server, desktop and phone ( free according to the gpl with NO proprietary stuff )
[19:49] <_2_Chopin4453> what is your real name and your age
[19:50] <k1l> kudakwasha: no. talk to rms about that. ubuntus focus is the user.
[19:50] <kudakwasha> k1l: yeah which is why i use ubuntu and i'm here asking about an html gallery generator, i hardly want to handcode thousands of photos and batch resize images using imagemagick at the same time
[19:50] <kudakwasha> hand code the html/css javascript i mean
[19:50] <k1l> _2_Chopin4453: please join #ubuntu-offtopic for chitchat, this is the technical support channel
[19:50] <eeee> licnep_: are you currently on windows?
[19:51] <kudakwasha> k1l: rms is a purist, respect that - but for practical reasons and for now i use ubuntu
[19:51] <k1l> kudakwasha: and if you dont want to be banned stop that trisquel promotion, like i told you last time
[19:51] <kriskropd> kudakwasha: what "ubuntu html gallery generator" are you talking about?
[19:51] <licnep_> eeee: im on linux, from live usb
[19:51] <MortezaE> Help!! I see an unwanted outgoing traffic in system monitor applet... is there a command to find out which program is sending data out?!
[19:51] <kudakwasha> kriskropd: is there a command line application for ubuntu that generates html galleries
[19:51] <eeee> licnep_: ok, so you're reinstalling grub?
[19:52] <kudakwasha> kriskropd: i don't mean  a script that i can donwload, i mean something in the repos
[19:52] <streulma> hello, does Retina from Apple works with ubuntu 14.04 ?
[19:52] <bekks> Yes.
[19:53] <streulma> bekks you mean me ?
[19:53] <kriskropd> kudakwasha: not tha tI would know of - and the repo stuff is mostly scripts for the most part
[19:53] <bekks> streulma: Yes.
[19:53] <licnep_> eeee: no i'm going through the installation process for the first time, i selected the partitions but wasnt sure what to select as "device for bootloader installation", given that this pc has UEFI
[19:53] <streulma> bekks: ok how to set best resolution on 13 inch? with Display and scale ?
[19:53] <eeee> licnep_: ah, usually what's default is correct
[19:54] <streulma> I'm deciding between air and pro
[19:54] <bekks> streulma: I never installed it myself on a Mac Retina, but I know it's possible.
[19:54] <licnep_> eeee: good
[19:54] <k1l> kudakwasha: lazygal, igal2, album,...
[19:54] <kriskropd> kudakwasha: for i in *.jpg;do "echo <img src=\"$i\" />" >> index.html;done
[19:54] <kriskropd> its a start
[19:55] <kriskropd> s/"echo /echo "/g
[19:55] <kudakwasha> kriskropd: i found igal2 , going to try it now it's called 'Online image gallery generator' and written in perl
[19:56] <kudakwasha> sudo apt-get install igal2
[19:57] <kudakwasha> oops :-/ sorry wrong window
[19:58] <chrisss123456> hey, im running ino an error where im trying to compile a program, but it says ImageMagick is required. I try sudo apt-get install ImageMagick, and its the same error. help pls?
[19:58] <kudakwasha> ooooooh igal2 seems good, you can customize your own template using html/css
[19:58] <kudakwasha> nics
[19:58] <kudakwasha> nice
[19:59] <streulma> he a question, is 4GB ram enough for running Ubuntu with 1 Virtualbox Windows VM with 1GB ram?
[19:59] <streulma> on SSD
[19:59] <kriskropd> chrisss123456: a compiled program might want the imagemagick lib - if you wanted the cli imagemagick package it is all lowercase
[19:59] <bandit-led> streulma, yes
[19:59] <streulma> bandit-led thanks, I don't need that retina res ;)
[20:00] <chrisss123456> kriskropd: oh yea… so it’s just sudo apt-get install imagemagick ?
[20:00] <bandit-led> streulma,  in fact thats what used until last year
[20:00] <OerHeks> streulma with that 4 gb i would give the vm 2 gb :-)
[20:00] <chrisss123456> kriskropd: sadly, still doesnt work.
[20:01] <kriskropd> chrisss123456: for the applications yes (the application consists of binaries like 'mogrify' and 'convert' that you can use ont he bash shell) - if you are trying to compile a program that depends on an imagemagick library, say in C or python or something, then you need a different package
[20:01] <kudakwasha> does canonical pay the irc ops in here?
[20:01] <k1l> kudakwasha: no
[20:01] <kudakwasha> are you a canonical dev?
[20:01] <kriskropd> chrisss123456: if you are compiling some software you found on the internet, you should read any accompanying README or INSTALL file that should explain what allt he dependencies are
[20:01] <chrisss123456> kriskropd: it doesnt specify, unfortunately. it does say that i can either have ImageMagick or gdk-pixbuf, but that’s not working
[20:01] <kudakwasha> ubuntu dev i mean
[20:01] <k1l> kudakwasha: no
[20:01] <streulma> OerHeks and it is always enough ?8
[20:01] <chrisss123456> kriskropd: I have, but no dice…
[20:02] <kudakwasha> do you use ubuntu at work
[20:02] <kriskropd> kudakwasha: most of the people here are just users - plain and simple
[20:02] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, try sudo apt-get install libmagick++-dev
[20:02] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, what are you trying to compile?
[20:02] <MonkeyDust> kudakwasha  did you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:02] <MotherMGA> hello, I can't install wine on 14.04: "The following packages have unmet dependencies: wine : Depends: wine1.6 but it is not going to be installed" it all boils down to no reference to no package called wine1.6-386 in apt. Anyone know how to resolve it?
[20:02] <chrisss123456> fprint : https://github.com/abbradar/fprint_vfs5011
[20:02] <OerHeks> streulma, depends on wht you do with that vm, but yes, 2 gb is not bad
[20:02] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: if you can see what im too blind/noobish to see, thats awesome
[20:03] <kudakwasha> MonkeyDust: i do, but it's for an ubuntu dev
[20:03] <k1l> MotherMGA: any PPAs active that could interfer with that?
[20:03] <yorwos> hi , when i was doing my updates on ubuntu i noticed systemd got installed , how can i remove that ?
[20:03] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, hmm
[20:03] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, try sudo apt-get install libmagick++-dev
[20:03] <kudakwasha> kudakwasha: how many ubuntu support questions have i asked since i logged on?
[20:03] <k1l> yorwos: which ubuntu are you on?
[20:03] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: trying now. ill update soon.
[20:03] <blackangelpr> MotherMGA,  sudo apt-get install wine
[20:04] <MotherMGA> k1l: no I disabled all of my PPAs.  apt-cache doesn't show it.
[20:04] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: haha so that worked, but now theres a new error: XV is required for x11 examples.
[20:04] <yorwos> new wine version launhed today but only source code wait a few dayz for ur distro
[20:04] <MonkeyDust> kudakwasha  ask your question here, first, maybe you don't have to bother the devs
[20:05] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, try sudo apt-get install libxv-dev
[20:05] <MotherMGA> blackangelpr: https://gist.github.com/sbbowers/ac28bc626c7bd39bfc60
[20:05] <kriskropd> kudakwasha: you'll not have much luck finding ubuntu devs in here - the ubuntu website ahs the ever common contact page though http://www.ubuntu.com/about/contact-us
[20:05] <yorwos> i tried apt-get remove systemd , it says its not installed but i definetely show systemd while i was doing update
[20:05] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: it worked!
[20:05] <chrisss123456> thank you :)
[20:05] <yorwos> saw*
[20:05] <kriskropd> ubuntu devs are developing - not supporting
[20:06] <kriskropd> this is a support channel
[20:06] <ikonia> yorwos: ignore it
[20:06] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, no problem
[20:06] <kudakwasha> MonkeyDust: kudakwasha: what "ubuntu html gallery generator" are you talking about? it's not only for "ubuntu" but it was in the repos, it's called igal2, that's what was looking for
[20:06] <kudakwasha> though i do have other questions
[20:06] <ikonia> yorwos: systemd is not part of ubuntu, but there are some sys/udev stuff in place
[20:06] <k1l_> kudakwasha: what is your question?
[20:06] <kudakwasha> k1l_: customizing igal2 for now then  i'll ask
[20:06] <k1l_> yorwos: since some services are part of systemd now there is some stuff like logind that is needed and i friddled out of system.
[20:07] <blackangelpr> MotherMGA,  did you try from the software center? if not have no idea might be broke for now i guess :(
[20:07] <MonkeyDust> kudakwasha  maybe the people in #ubuntu-app-devel can help better
[20:07] <MotherMGA> I tried both apt and software center. they say the same things.
[20:07] <yorwos> i see , thanx for the info
[20:08] <k1l_> kudakwasha: well, ask a real question in here
[20:08] <OerHeks> MotherMGA, how did you disable your ppa's? ppa-purge?
[20:08] <kudakwasha> k1l_: did i not ask a real question
[20:08] <kudakwasha> ?
[20:08] <MotherMGA> Software & Updates > Other software > unchecked the boxes.
[20:08] <kudakwasha> was looking for an html image gallery generator that's customisable and in the repositories not a real question?
[20:08] <MotherMGA> apt-get update
[20:08] <kudakwasha> :-)
[20:09] <kudakwasha> k1l_: answer the question
[20:09] <yorwos> i have another question guyz
[20:09] <kudakwasha> was that a "real" question or not
[20:09] <humbag> ?
[20:09] <k1l_> kudakwasha: you are producing a lot of talk in here. but just very less is really meant to be here. you were answered that question already. now its your turn to find out what suits you best
[20:10] <kudakwasha> k1l_: i ended up answering the question myself
[20:10] <k1l_> kudakwasha: you already have some warnings to not spam this channel. so i would stick to the guidelines and not make a drama.
[20:10] <blackangelpr> MotherMGA, if your problems is that you deleted the ppa then sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa          then sudo apt-get update        then sudo apt-get install wine
[20:10] <MonkeyDust> kudakwasha  what do you want more, now you have the answer?
[20:10] <blackangelpr> MotherMGA, good luck
[20:10] <MortezaE> Hi, I need a utility to find out which program is sending traffic out, now
[20:10] <kriskropd> kudakwasha: if you have your solution - please stop filling up the chat - everyone, please stop feeding the user if they don't have an active question
[20:10] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: ok, problem. i ran ./configure, make, make install, no visible problems, but it hasnt done anything :(
[20:11] <MotherMGA> blackangelpr: thanks
[20:11] <kudakwasha> MonkeyDust: i have other questions, i already told you that, but first i have something else to do
[20:11] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, then sudo make install
[20:11] <chrisss123456> sorry, did sudo make install
[20:11] <yorwos> at my work i have a minilab chemical printer ,its printing with some epson leds/lasers , and its a 2part pc. it has 2 motherboards , the 1 is win xp with the program for printing and the the other is linux which holds a print server . why did they use 2 computers and not just 1 linux pc doing it all ?
[20:11] <k1l_> kudakwasha: i muted you since you are taking time and space from users with real tehcnical issues. come to #ubuntu-ops if you want to talk about that mute.
[20:11] <ikonia> yorwos: thats not an ubuntu issue
[20:12] <chrisss123456> last thing it gave a bunch of make[1] or make[2] with Leaving directory or Nothing to be done.
[20:12] <yorwos> um yea ... and ideas thouogh ? :)
[20:12] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: thoughts?
[20:12] <OerHeks> MortezaE, in terminal:  lsof -i # will list the applications that are accessing the network.
[20:12] <ikonia> yorwos: we don't deal with that sort of question here,
[20:12] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, loooking
[20:12] <yorwos> ok sry LD
[20:12] <ikonia> yorwos: no problem
[20:13] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: thank you
[20:13] <kriskropd> MotherMGA: there are a couple applications, but packet sniffing isn't always an easy thing to do - wireshark will be the most friendly and capable tool probably
[20:13] <MotherMGA> blackangelpr: I added the ppa, now it complains about not being able to find wine1.7-i386
[20:13] <blackangelpr> MotherMGA,  haha okay let me see
[20:13] <kriskropd> MotherMGA: sorry, wrong person
[20:13] <xv247> hello
[20:13] <MotherMGA> kriskropd: np
[20:14] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, which reader do you have?
[20:14] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: define reader? :P sorry, kinda new
[20:14] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, finger print reader
[20:14] <MortezaE> OerHeks, Thank you. Now I start a murder, kill em all, one after one ;)
[20:14] <blackangelpr> MotherMGA, sudo apt-get -f install   try this then again try to re-install
[20:14] <chrisss123456> 138a:0017
[20:15] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: a new driver was added to it not long ago, and the packaged version doesnt have it
[20:15] <OerHeks> lsof -i -n -P # gives you for each connection the process and the endpoints...
[20:15] <chrisss123456> but its here : https://github.com/abbradar/fprint_vfs5011/blob/master/libfprint/drivers/vfs5011.c
[20:18] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, you have the Lenovo T440?
[20:18] <milosz96> hi, i's using ubuntu live usb, coz i want to make image of my old hard drive. I have to use ata→sata converter. Unfortunaetly i can't see my hard drive anywhere (gparted, mount, etc). What can i do?
[20:19] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: yep!
[20:20] <blackangelpr> milosz96, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
[20:21] <Praxi2> if I do a sudo swapon -s  shouldn't something be returned back?
[20:22] <kriskropd> Praxi2: if you have swap, yes
[20:22] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: any luck?
[20:22] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, still looking
[20:22] <kriskropd> Praxi2: without swap, you only get the ehadings 'Filename                                Type            Size    Used    Priority'
[20:23] <Praxi2> hmm I just assumed it was on by default, thanks kriskropd
[20:23] <kriskropd> headings*
[20:23] <milosz96> blackangelpr: and?
[20:23] <MortezaE> OerHeks, -i -n -P is ok, but in #debian somone suggested me "nethogs". It showed me the net eater program at a moment: whoopsie !
[20:23] <Praxi2> yes, I just got the headings
[20:23] <kriskropd> Praxi2: if you just made a swap partition or swapfile, you need to add it to /etc/fstab
[20:23] <kriskropd> Praxi2: otherwise linux won't know to load it at boot
[20:24] <Praxi2> actually a AWS instance.  When installing on a local computer, it always seems to create the swap space for me
[20:24] <OerHeks> MortezaE, there are tons of tools, have fun
[20:24] <kriskropd> Praxi2: when you install ubuntu, you have options on partitioning the disk, but by default it will make a swap partition, iirc
[20:24] <Praxi2> ya, appears to be a EC2 specific thing that swap is disabled
[20:25] <blackangelpr> milosz96, http://askubuntu.com/questions/151127/how-do-i-move-copy-my-entire-ubuntu-system-to-a-different-hard-disk    copy the partitions or better solution clonezilla  http://www.clonezilla.org/downloads.php
[20:25] <kriskropd> Praxi2: I personally prefer swapfiles over swap partitions - so I know there is nothing preventing an install from occuring without any swap
[20:25] <milosz96> blackangelpr: the problem is that my hdd isn't detected
[20:26] <kriskropd> Praxi2: you can run 'sudo fdisk -l' and it should indicate if the install was made with any swap partitions
[20:26] <blackangelpr> milosz96, then it must be dead 99.9%  :(
[20:26] <kriskropd> Praxi2: if you see one, you can add it to the /etc/fstab and then run 'sudo mount -a' and it will reload the /etc/fstab file
[20:26] <Praxi2> roger, none created
[20:26] <phapchinh> asdfd
[20:26] <Praxi2> that has my curious why amazon disables them
[20:27] <kriskropd> Praxi2: they probably just don't see them as necessary for common user - if you want swap still, I highly recommend swap files, especially for an instance that I assume you cannot control file partitions on without unmounting the instance
[20:27] <Praxi2> thanks for your suggestions though kriskropd
[20:28] <Praxi2> appreciate the input :)
[20:28] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Hello!
[20:29] <Emmanuel_Chanel> I want to know where the log of my /dev/md0 's trouble is. cf. http://pastebin.com/Ls1Bf5X6
[20:29] <kriskropd> MortezaE: if you like nethogs, you might also want to try iptraf
[20:29] <chris__> hey guys
[20:29] <chris__> I need help
[20:30] <chris__> I think I completely fucked my ubuntu install on my notebook
[20:30] <kriskropd> chris__: please mind language here :)
[20:30] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, for that reader i dont think your going to get it to work
[20:30] <eeee> chris__: why do you say so?
[20:30] <chris__> So I upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04
[20:30] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: :( howcome?
[20:30] <chris__> within ubuntu
[20:30] <chrisss123456> i’m trying to understand how this works
[20:31] <chris__> but it took a long time ( I have to say my laptop isn't really good, the hardware is outdated and it's very slow)
[20:31] <chris__> As it was not done after a whole night
[20:31] <chris__> I shut it down
[20:31] <chris__> and restarted
[20:31] <bandit-led> chrisss123456,  do you still have the terminal open from copiling libfprint ?
[20:31] <blackangelpr> chris__, i have ubuntu running on a dinosaur for my grandma and it works so dont worry
[20:32] <chris__> yeah but
[20:32] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: yep
[20:32] <chris__> now the dpgk is broken
[20:32] <chris__> I  can't apt get install anymore
[20:32] <bandit-led> chrisss123456,  sudo make uninstall
[20:32] <kriskropd> chris__: I assume you mean you did 'do-release-upgrade' ? that will only do one version at a time, 12.04 > 12.10 > 13.04 > 13.10 > 14.04 - each time requiring you to run do-release-upgrade iirc
[20:32] <MotherMGA> is there a way to view and uninstall all packages from a specific PPA?
[20:32] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: done
[20:32] <kriskropd> chris__: you'll be better off just installing from disc almost :s
[20:32] <chris__> kriskropd I used the UI popup
[20:32] <k1l_> chris__: run a "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and put the whole output into a pastebin please
[20:33] <kriskropd> chris__: ah - disregard me then, i dont know anything about that
[20:33] <k1l_> kriskropd: from 12.04 to 14.04 there is the LTS direct upgrade
[20:33] <chris__> k1l_ i will try in a sec
[20:33] <phapchinh> adfasfd
[20:33] <kriskropd> k1l_: i didn't assume LTS :s
[20:33] <phapchinh> 12312312
[20:33] <chris__> but the problem is just, the terminal recommends doing dpkg --configure -a
[20:33] <chris__> I tried that
[20:33] <chris__> but it gets stuck on DKMS: install completed after a while
[20:33] <MonkeyDust> phapchinh  it works, we see you
[20:34] <k1l_> chris__: if the pc is very slow it will take really some time
[20:34] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, there is a bug keeping it from working on 14.04 see https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61692
[20:35] <chrisss123456> bandit-led: but isn’t this more recent? .:https://github.com/ars3niy/fprint_vfs5011/pull/8
[20:35] <chrisss123456> and someone with a T440 has got it to work...
[20:35] <bandit-led> chrisss123456, no they are using that pull in the bug report
[20:35] <bandit-led> chrisss123456,  you can try and install it anyway if you want
[20:36] <chrisss123456> bandit-led:  ok clearly i have no idea what im talking about. can you explain what using a pull in a bug report is?
[20:36] <chrisss123456> is it just confirming that the bug exists?
[20:36] <chrisss123456> that seems kinda pointledd
[20:36] <kali_> hola
[20:36] <blackangelpr> kali_, hola
[20:37] <kali_> hola
[20:37] <MortezaE> kriskropd, i'm a utility lover!! (sorry was away)
[20:50] <MotherMGA> I need to resolve this dependancy:  libncurses5:i386 : Depends: libtinfo5:i386 (= 5.9+20140118-1ubuntu1) but 5.9+20140712-2ubuntu1 is to be installed
[20:50] <MotherMGA> does anyone know how I can "downgrade" the version of libncurses5?
[20:50] <MotherMGA> it would be nice to know where it came from. anyone know how to determine that?
[20:51] <Augmentergy> Can any give me a hand with xmkmf and imake please?
[20:51] <k1l_> MotherMGA: apt-cache policy libncurses5
[20:51] <k1l_> please into a pastebin
[20:52] <MotherMGA> k1l_: https://gist.github.com/sbbowers/9f1b011dc7ba999d442e
[20:52] <MotherMGA> it says I don't have one installed, but apt says its installed.
[20:52] <MotherMGA> err dpkg rather
[20:54] <k1l_> MotherMGA: 5.9+20140712-2ubuntu1 is the 14.10 package. are you sure that is a real 14.04 and no PPA is making trouble?
[20:54] <MotherMGA> it appears as though libtinfo5 is the problem: https://gist.github.com/sbbowers/79bc506e27bd527cbc7e
[20:54] <MotherMGA> its possible that it came from a ppa, I disabled them.
[20:55] <k1l_> well, just disableing doesnt remove the packages. ppa-purge is for removing that packages, woo
[20:55] <k1l_> *too
[20:56] <MotherMGA> well, I can remove the package, but it will uninstall libsdl, libgl1-mesa-dri and a bunch of other graphics stuff. from my experience that is bad.
[20:57] <MotherMGA> I do have ATI closed driver installed, but its not a PPA
[20:58] <bigheir> MotherMGA: sounds like ati is issue
[20:59] <atlasloewenherz> hi folks i just installed a new version of ubuntu ( the first time on the server i use ubuntu mostly as a desktop) but i have a multiarch conflict that each package conflicts with the same package:i386 any one came across this before?
[21:01] <pbx> atlasloewenherz, this is 14.04 i presume? at what point do these conflicts emerge?  also, sharing a pastebin link to error output might help helpers.
[21:02] <atlasloewenherz> pbx 14.04 yes i was about to pastbin the output of : apt-cache show libc-bin, the problem is only when i try to install a package using aptiude apt-get does not even claim that conflicts exist
[21:02] <chris__> So I am now getting Lubuntu, does anyone of you have experience with that flavour?
[21:02] <atlasloewenherz> pbx one sec and i will pastbin the rest
[21:02] <MonkeyDust> chris__  it's fast
[21:02] <chris__> MonkeyDust I sure hope so, my laptop is slow as hell under windows / ubuntu
[21:02] <MonkeyDust> chris__  use a live session to find out if you like it
[21:03] <chris__> MonkeyDust well I broke my ubuntu install so I'm somewhat forced into installing
[21:03] <MonkeyDust> chris__  i use it for my 14.04 virtula machine
[21:03] <blackangelpr> chris__,  laptop have only 1 gig so i recommend lubuntu for him
[21:04] <blackangelpr> its very old laptop
[21:04] <chris__> exactly
[21:04] <OerHeks> single core 1 gb yes, with dual core i would use xubuntu
[21:05] <blackangelpr> OerHeks, the problem its the swappinesss you know that kills hdd faster and even more if they are that old
[21:05] <chris__> Oh snap
[21:05] <chris__> Actually my laptop just has 500mb xD
[21:05] <chris__> http://www.engadget.com/products/hp/pavilion/zv6000/specs/
[21:05] <blackangelpr> 512 mb wow :P
[21:06] <OerHeks> lubuntu needs 256, so you are fine
[21:06] <chris__> you guys think it's safe to plug it into a power source while installing? I don't want it to overheat
[21:06] <OerHeks> but youtube.. i doubt it.
[21:07] <Emmanuel_Chanel> Hello! Help me!
[21:07] <Emmanuel_Chanel> I want to know my /dev/md0 's trouble is. cf. http://pastebin.com/Ls1Bf5X6
[21:09] <OerHeks> Emmanuel_Chanel, it looks like it is syncing, so be patient for the next 222 minutes?
[21:10] <rberg_> its resyncing.. no problem
[21:10] <rberg_> cron does this every month /etc/cron.d/mdadm
[21:11] <OerHeks> indeed, as it does what you expect raid to do
[21:11] <rberg_> and thats a good thing
[21:13] <munchy> anyone on ?
[21:13] <kriskropd> munchy: nope - please don't do that on IRC
[21:14] <bigheir> kriskropd: Why. You a rule follower, rule breaker, or someone special a rule maker.
[21:15] <BlindedHunter> Hi all. I have a question about installing Ubuntu sort-of-alongside a Windows installation, if anyone might have advice about it. Short form: I have two hard drives, one has Windows and the bootloader, another is basically clean. I want Ubuntu on the clean drive, and to be able to choose between the two at startup. Does anyone know precisely what I should be telling the Ubuntu installer to do?
[21:16] <kriskropd> bigheir: people on IRC can be quite fickle about things like that - it's like asking to ask a question or test the waters with no intention
[21:16] <OerHeks> bigheir, he has got a point, #ubuntu is the largest channel on freenode :-D
[21:16] <BlindedHunter> Is it as simple as telling it to put the bootloader on the Windows drive, and selecting the clean drive otherwise, in the advance menu?
[21:18] <OerHeks> BlindedHunter, yes, select the second drive to install to, and make sure grub install on sda
[21:18] <kriskropd> BlindedHunter: Youc an't make the Windows bootloader point to Ubuntu - you will need to tell your boot menu (grub2 I'm assuming) to give the option at bootup for either Windows or Ubuntu - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot there is a guide here to help
[21:20] <kriskropd> BlindedHunter: if you install grub/grub2 to the "clean drive" then you will need to tell your BIOS to boot that hard disk with higher priority than the Windows disk - otherwise your BIOS will keep refering to the Windows disk for boot options
[21:20] <BlindedHunter> Yeah, kriskropd, I wasn't expecting to be able to, I was planning on using GRUB, I'm just trying to be absolutely certain about where is should be installing. One more specific thing to be sure: OerHeks, specifically sda, and /not/ sda1 (where the Windows bootloader currently is I believe), right?
[21:22] <kriskropd> BlindedHunter: yes, assuming you have Ubuntu on /dev/sdb1 with /boot also in that partition, you simply modify the grub list to include Windows and then tell BIOS to boot with this disk instead
[21:22] <Bashing-om> BlindedHunter: As you have seperate hard drives, and intend to install on separate drives, might be good to keep the boot code on the respective drives, if one fails can always boot from the other ( chainload Windows from ubuntu's grub on drive sdb).
[21:22] <kriskropd> well, I say /dev/sdb2 - but rather ubuntu will be on /dev/sda1
[21:22] <BlindedHunter> I have not yet installed Ubuntu, actively doing that.
[21:23] <rah> hi there
[21:23] <BlindedHunter> Bashing-om, interesting thought. Is the chainloading difficult to set up, or is there any disadvantage to it?
[21:23] <rah> would anybody care to help me test Google Hangouts by joining me in one?
[21:24] <Bashing-om> BlindedHunter: Not a thing to it .. the operating system will take care of it .. simple command, if not done in the install . easy as falling off a log.
[21:25] <BlindedHunter> I am very confident in my ability to fall off of a log, and that sounds like the safest thing to try. I'll give it a shot, thanks for the idea.
[21:25] <BlindedHunter> And thank you everyone else, as well.
[21:25] <Bashing-om> BlindedHunter: To my knowledge there is no dia-advantage to chainloading Windows, and all the GOOD 0 cheap insurance to always have a system that is bootable.
[21:25]  * kriskropd rotates a log
[21:28] <Bashing-om> BlindedHunter: Be slow and carefull, make sure that you install ubuntu on the drive you are certain about -> liveDCD -: sudo fdisk -lu <- to MAKE SURE of the drive designation ( sdb is what I expect, but that is not a 100% certainty, check) . And should be no problem. Now if this is a UEFI system, there are a few things else tp be aware of !
[21:29] <Bashing-om> liveDVD*
[21:30] <licnep_> mm anyone knows how i can reinstall grub on a uefi system? i just installed ubuntu 14.04, but it boots win8 automatically
[21:30] <lonewulf85> Hey does anyone know how and if you can fix the wireless?
[21:32] <smw> Hi all, I am putting together a bug report. A coworker and I (same hardware) had a regression after an update that was done at some point today or yesterday. How can I get the apt log?
[21:32] <pacmac> hello
[21:33] <lonewulf85> Anyone that needs more info my wireless indicator light is currently orange regardless of if it is on or not. When on it should be blue can i fix this?
[21:34] <L0j1k> anybody else update yesterday and lose multi-monitor VGA support?
[21:34] <pacmac> I'm trying to burn an ubuntu iso image to an usb in mac os x. to do that I am using this manual so I can't mount it under mac and the usb is not bootable. I used this method with other ubuntu versions with same result, then I tried with a gentoo livecd with the same method and it worked..
[21:34] <pacmac> this is the method that i used http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-mac-osx
[21:35] <pacmac> the problem is that the util that I need isn't in the gentoo image, it is on ubuntu one
[21:35] <smw> L0j1k, yep, I am working on filing a bug report now :-)
[21:35] <MonkeyDust> pacmac  are you on a mac now?
[21:35] <pacmac> yes
[21:35] <smw> L0j1k, a coworker and I both had it fail today
[21:35] <L0j1k> i'm your coworker lol
[21:35] <smw> L0j1k, fair enough :-)
[21:35] <MonkeyDust> pacmac  better inform in mac channel, then
[21:35] <L0j1k> haha
[21:36] <pacmac> ok
[21:39] <xebra> hi, does ubuntu accept icon sets made up of svg images? I see every icon set is just a bunch of png
[21:39] <xebra> I wonder if you can just use one svg for each icon, which will then be scaled to the appropriate sizes
[21:39] <L0j1k> smw attempting to force modes with xrandr doesn't make it work, either, if that helps you isolate it
[21:40] <MonkeyDust> xebra  i have a lot of .svg icons too
[21:40] <smw> L0j1k, there was also an xorg update this morning. Don
[21:40] <smw> L0j1k, I don't think I have restarted since
[21:40] <smw> going to do that, then file a report
[21:41] <MonkeyDust> xebra  as far as i can see *all* my icons are svg
[21:42] <xebra> MonkeyDust, what's your directory structure? Mine are like: actions, animations, places, etc. Inside each of them, there's 16, 22, 24, 32... (all sizes). With png's
[21:43] <MonkeyDust> xebra  same here, and a 'scalable' folder, all svg
[21:44] <MonkeyDust> xebra  and .png icons too
[21:45] <MonkeyDust> xebra  anyway, now you know, svg icons are possible
[21:46] <xebra> MonkeyDust, hmm, because I tried, but it didn't work. I'll try with a different structure (putting svg's inside /scalable). I'll play with it a bit. thanks anyway
[21:48] <aaa801> Getting this when trying to run the Ubuntu installer http://imgur.com/kcnnSIX
[21:49] <aaa801> Any ideas
[21:49] <MonkeyDust> !details | aaa801
[21:49] <aaa801> Click the image, that's meant to be the try/install screen
[21:51] <Assclown> aaa801, what graphics chip are you running?
[21:51] <thecha> hi i need helo with this:  i formated my usb of 33 gb to hold a installation of ubuntu 12 it is in dual booot with win xp
[21:51] <thecha> how do i get rid of the grub menue and how do i unsinstall ubuntu?
[21:51] <aaa801> Assclown: hd7990
[21:51] <thecha> how to revert system to preinstallation status
[21:51] <thecha> thank you kindly sirs
[21:52] <thecha> pls help
[21:53] <Bashing-om> aaa801: Is that a black scrren you are showing after install ? Nvidia or ATI for graphics ? -> try the "nomodeset" boot parameter in the grub.
[21:53] <aaa801> Trying nomodeset now, and that's just normal boot from the install usb
[21:54] <aaa801> Aha that looks better
[21:54] <aaa801> Andddd the drivers for my network card are not included in the install kernel.
[21:55] <Bashing-om> aaa801: Woith WIFI that is often the case, see if the drivers are picked up with /update/upgrade .
[21:55] <Bashing-om> woith/with
[21:56] <aaa801> Bashing-om: its a PCI card, onboard seems to work however
[21:56] <aaa801> I'll worry about the card after install
[21:56] <Bashing-om> aaa801: :)
[21:59] <xebra> random question, while I'm here: if I had to buy a new laptop, what kind of graphics card has more support (and works best) in ubuntu? I have an ATI now, but thought of going with an NVIDIA if I change it
[22:01] <xebra> ATI doesn't even provide drivers for my card (my laptop is 6 years old though)
[22:01] <L0j1k> smw: http://askubuntu.com/questions/519927/nvidia-driver-not-working-after-upgrade
[22:02] <smw> L0j1k, the update was to xserver-xorg-video-intel:amd64
[22:06] <shadaloo> looking for help getting my 23" samsung a signal from ubuntu 14.04 w/ AMD 64 and Nvidia Geforce 9300GE
[22:07] <djdr1988> I dont have a lot installed on my system, but it has drastically slowed down. Is there anything I can do to figure out why it slowed down, or clean it up?
[22:09] <TJ-> shadaloo: Does 'xrandr -q' report the monitor?
[22:10] <fahmad> can someone tell me difference b/w 2a01:4f8:160:4049:8a44:9890:34fe:85a1 and 2605:F700:0040:2C15:8923:D09F:D4A9:67A9 and if both are same then why i have to use 2605:F700:0040:2C15:8923:D09F:D4A9:67A9 in squid.conf
[22:14] <fahmad> any one
[22:14] <shadaloo> looking for help getting my 23" samsung a signal from ubuntu 14.04 w/ AMD 64 and Nvidia Geforce 9300GE
[22:15] <TJ-> shadaloo: Does 'xrandr -q' report the monitor?
[22:16] <MonkeyDust> tfahmad  start from the beginning, what are you doing, what have you tried and what went wrong
[22:17] <OerHeks> 2605.xxxx comes before 2a01.xxxx
[22:20] <TJ-> fahmad: Well, the 1st (2a01:) is RIPE allocation whereas the 2nd (2605:) is an ARIN allocation
[22:22] <djdr1988> I was away from my computer. Did anyone respond to my question about my system drastically slowing down with not much installed on it?
[22:24] <Bashing-om> djdr1988: Ram in ubuntu is the determining factor, how much ram do you have onboard ?
[22:24] <djdr1988> 1GB
[22:25] <djdr1988> It was running good the last two days, and it just slowed down out of nowhere
[22:25] <Bashing-om> djdr1988: Not enough .. try a lighter version ... say (L)ubuntu ?? or increase the ram to at least 2 Gigs, for a better experience.
[22:25] <Basketball> how can i add 3 root cronjobs via a bash script
[22:25] <OerHeks> open terminal: top  # and see if you have a zombie process
[22:27] <djdr1988> Bashing-om: Ok, I will try to upgrade the RAM. Thank you
[22:27] <Bashing-om> djdr1988: Great, bit see OerHeks' last .
[22:27] <Bashing-om> bit/but*
[22:27] <OerHeks> ps aux | grep 'Z'
[22:28] <djdr1988> OerHeks: how would I identify a zombie process?
[22:29] <shadaloo> TJ-
[22:29] <shadaloo> yes xrandr -q reports the display
[22:30] <shadaloo> HDMI-1 connected 1920x1080+1024+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 509mm x 286mm
[22:30] <OerHeks> djdr1988, manually, the 1st answer here is a nice tutorial http://askubuntu.com/questions/111422/how-to-find-zombie-process
[22:30] <Muchachao> Hi guys, I need to find the following packages before I can make an install, but I can't find the required packages. The packages I need are gtk2-libs and gtk3-libs. How are these packages named on Ubuntu package manager?
[22:30] <djdr1988> OerHeks: Thank you.  It is 0. Thanks for the help though. I will try upgrading the ram
[22:34] <s0ckpo00pi3> it is a new ssh server, all ports are closed, i cannot ssh in from a client.
[22:35] <shadaloo> hi trying to get a signal to the following display: HDMI-1 connected 1920x1080+1024+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 509mm x 286mm
[22:35] <Basketball> OerHeks, do you know bash scripting
[22:36] <baako> hi guys
[22:36] <baako> what is the best irc client for ubuntu 14.04?
[22:36] <ikonia> there is no best
[22:36] <ikonia> it's personal preference
[22:37] <baako> recommend me one ikonia
[22:37] <Assclown> baako, xchat is good
[22:37] <ikonia> baako: jus try some
[22:37] <Assclown> baako, sudo apt-get install xchat
[22:37] <s0ckpo00pi3> xchat
[22:37] <s0ckpo00pi3> or irssi
[22:37] <ikonia> baako: you can always remove what you don't like/want
[22:38] <baako> faruq5109_ what?
[22:39] <baako> faruq5109_ wow why are u insulting me
[22:40] <ikonia> baako: he's not in the channel any more
[22:41] <baako> ikonia oh it was random lol
[22:42] <shadaloo> hi trying to get a signal to the following display: HDMI-1 connected 1920x1080+1024+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 509mm x 286mm
[22:44] <NotGnomethrower> hi there
[22:44] <shadaloo> hi trying to get a signal to the following display: HDMI-1 connected 1920x1080+1024+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 509mm x 286mm
[22:44] <shadaloo> do i need nvidia drivers or something
[22:44] <shadaloo> what gives
[22:44] <shadaloo> ?
[22:45] <Muchachao> can somebody reply to me?
[22:46] <ikonia> Muchachao: there you go
[22:46] <Muchachao> ikonia, thank you very much, and it works!
[22:47] <m000gle> Is there any way to adjust the orientation of multiple monitors for the Ubuntu login screen (LightDM)?
[22:47] <m000gle> My desktop is set to have the left monitor as the primary (0), and the right monitor as the secondary (1). This orientation is also easily adjusted through the Displays settings GUI.
[22:47] <m000gle> However, my login screen automatically detects a reversed orientation, where my right monitor is primary (0) and left monitor is secondary (1), and has no settings GUI to adjust this.
[22:48] <jamesbrown> g
[22:48] <eeee> m000gle: i think you can use xrandr --left-of <output>
[22:52] <m000gle> eee: Which display would go in the <output> portion?
[22:55] <trism> m000gle: I used to do this by configuring with System Settings/Displays for my user session and then copy ~/.config/monitors.xml to /var/lib/lightdm/.config/monitors.xml but I haven't tried it in a while
[22:57] <ahklerner> hello again. i have managed to do something that causes me to get a message 'The authenticity of host blah blah cannot be verified' for every host i try to ssh to. then when i say yes it says 'Failed to add the host to the list of known hosts (/home/<user>/.ssh/known_hosts).'
[22:57] <ahklerner> can someone tell me what i can do to fix this
[22:57] <SchrodingersScat> can you confirm the authenticity manually?
[22:58] <m000gle> trism monitors.xml looks promising
[22:58] <ahklerner> i am not sure i understand your question. i know for a fact they are the machines i am attempting to ssh into
[22:58] <m000gle> trism let me log out and check
[22:59] <SchrodingersScat> ahklerner: can remove the offending lines from your known_hosts, but hard to say if you're being compromised
[23:00] <m000gle> trism: Perfect!  I copied it and it worked immediately upon next login
[23:00] <m000gle> trism: sudo cp ~/.config/monitors.xml /var/lib/lightdm/.config/monitors.xml
[23:01] <m000gle> trism: I believe its the <primary>yes</primary> variable which makes the difference :)
[23:02] <ahklerner> SchrodingersScat: even after i remove all lines from known_hosts i get the 'Failed to add host message'
[23:03] <Guest52619> heloo everyone
[23:03] <SchrodingersScat> ahklerner: weird, and the permissions for that file should allow you read/write?
[23:06] <ahklerner> SchrodingersScat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8264658/
[23:06] <Muchachao> hi guys, how are this packages "gtk2-libs" and "gtk3-libes" called in apt-get?
[23:07] <OerHeks> i tried to find what you asked for, i guess it starts with gtk2.0
[23:07] <OerHeks> !find gtk2.0
[23:07] <mkanyicy> ahklerner: the permissions dont look right
[23:07] <OerHeks> you might want the -dev package, if you want to compile yourself
[23:08] <SchrodingersScat> ahklerner: could be it, in mine I seem to have them owned by my user, so maybe something like chown $(whoami):$(whoami) known_hosts
[23:08] <ahklerner> so i should do 'chown <user> /home/<user>/.ssh/known_hosts' ?
[23:09] <mkanyicy> ahklerner: yes
[23:09] <SchrodingersScat> ahklerner: right, not sure if you need <user>:<user> there or not
[23:09] <ahklerner> ok
[23:09] <mkanyicy> ahklerner: you need sudo as well
[23:10] <Baako> anyone uses apache here?
[23:10] <ahklerner> working now, thanks
[23:10] <SchrodingersScat> Baako: do you? if so, does that answer your question? Or did you have something more specific?
[23:11] <Muchachao> I found the packages named libgtk2.....
[23:11] <ahklerner> sudo -s
[23:11] <Muchachao> OerHeks, leuke naam btw
[23:11] <Baako> how do i install it on ubuntu?
[23:11] <Guest52619> hey any girl intrested for clean chat
[23:12] <ahklerner> sudo apt-get install apache2
[23:12] <SchrodingersScat> !guidelines | Guest52619
[23:12] <rww> tl;dr: it's a support channel, not a PM chat nexus
[23:12] <eeee> !lamp | Baako , read the part about apache2
[23:17] <guesting> I have a server. The server has an administrative account called "admin" (let's say). I always have been able to use sudo in that account with no issues. A new tech just got highered and I gave him the password for the administrative account. Now he tells me that "admin" cannot do sudo--I check, and "sudo ls" for instance returns "admin is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported." I have never had this issue before, an
[23:17] <guesting> It says that I don't have priveledges.
[23:17] <guesting> 1. How can I fix this?
[23:17] <guesting> 2. Who's fault could this have been?
[23:18] <guesting> I, being that "admin" does not have priveledges.
[23:20] <Muchachao> Hi guys, I keep the following error-message when I want to build a software-package: config.mk:107: *** Cannot find gtk2-libs or gtk3-libs.  Stop.
[23:20] <Muchachao> . Which packages should I need to install?
[23:21] <eeee> Muchachao: which software package is it?
[23:21] <guesting> Also, when I type in "groups admin" it says that "admin" is a part of the "sudo" group
[23:22] <Muchachao> eeee, dwb > http://portix.bitbucket.org/dwb/
[23:23] <guesting> Also, doing "ls -l /etc/sudoers" tells me that it has been altered TODAY! I have not touched it! Only the tech knows the password!
[23:23] <rww> Muchachao: libgtk-3-dev, I expect
[23:23] <eeee> Muchachao: sudo apt-get install dwb
[23:23] <eeee> it's in the repos
[23:23] <eeee> !info dwb
[23:23] <rww> but yeah, that
[23:23] <eeee> universe repo
[23:24] <Basketball> how can i remove pamusb and all the files it created
[23:24] <mkanyicy_> Basketball: sudo apt-get purge
[23:25] <ahklerner> Muchachao: the site says there is a freenode channel #dwb
[23:25] <Basketball> mkanyicy_, i did and /etc/pam.d/common-auth still here
[23:26] <mkanyicy_> Basketball: does its existence give you problems?
[23:26] <Basketball> mkanyicy_, yes i am trying to install from scratch
[23:26] <EiriksUbuntu> Finally, after almost 5 months I got my laptop running again. Thanks to Ubuntu!
[23:27] <Muchachao> rww, already installed the package you mentioned. eeee, the current dwb package in apt-get contains a bug, which is patched in the latest version. ahklerner, I've tried to reach them, but it seems they are all sleeping
[23:27] <foundry> hi i just installed 13.10, and it was chunky. i saw in top that compiz was freaking out... so installed the latest driver and now i get a black screen after login
[23:27] <foundry> none of the ask ubuntu stuff is working
[23:28] <foundry> nvidia GeForce FX 5500
[23:28] <mkanyicy_> Basketball: check man apt-get and search for 'purge', it says it deletes configuration files as well
[23:29] <mkanyicy_> Basketball: so, in your case, if you are sure that the file is supposed to be deleted, you can remove it yourself (or move it somewhere to be safe)
[23:30] <mkanyicy_> mkanyicy_: but I think the real problem you should ask for support is what you are trying to escape
[23:30] <mkanyicy_> Basketball: ^^
[23:30] <fahmad> can someone tell me how can i add 3500 ipv6 address into my server starting from 2a01:4f8:161:51c9::/64
[23:31] <eeee> Muchachao: sudo apt-get install libgtk-3-dev , as rww suggested
[23:32] <EiriksUbuntu> can someone tell me a get for restricted dvd package? I reuse my dvdrs.
[23:32] <EiriksUbuntu> the restricted package get from 10.04 LTS is not answering
[23:35] <uRock> I'm having a weird issue with my networking. I can't connect to or ping www.ebay.com. The DNS works, ie it found the IP address, but that is as far as it will get. Other systems on my netowrk connect with no issues.
[23:36] <Muchachao> eeee, libgtk-3-dev is already the newest version.
[23:36] <Muchachao> . the error is still present
[23:37] <uRock> I tried connecting with both Firefox and Chrome. Both are a no go
[23:38] <OerHeks> EiriksUbuntu, i think the restricted extras package belongs to the desktop, only 10.04 server is supported..
[23:38] <trism> Muchachao: these are the build-deps of the package: libwebkitgtk-3.0-dev libgnutls-dev libsoup2.4-dev libjson0-dev m4 libglib2.0-dev
[23:39] <eeee> ^^^^ Muchachao
[23:39] <bazhang> !eolupgrades | EiriksUbuntu
[23:39] <uRock>  traceroute makes it 5 hops before getting lost
[23:40] <Demetria> some one knows how to uninstall the spyware that Richar Stll said it has ??
[23:41] <bazhang> !adlens | Demetria
[23:41] <EiriksUbuntu> aww shucks, does the new ver have a clean moddable gnome?
[23:42] <bazhang> EiriksUbuntu, gnome-shell for that
[23:42] <bazhang> !notunity | EiriksUbuntu
[23:42] <Muchachao> trism, yes! yes! those are indeed the build-deps, thank you very much. eeee also thanks for your effort to help me :-)
[23:43] <EiriksUbuntu> yeah, good cus they didn't have it in the first run on unity
[23:44] <Basketball> hey eeee
[23:44] <EiriksUbuntu> They gave a boot option, then took it, now we got it back :)
[23:44] <eeee> hey Basketball
[23:44] <Basketball> eeee, can we pm since it is offtopic
[23:45] <eeee> sure
[23:45] <shadaloo> i figured out my monitor my dawgs
[23:45] <shadaloo> just needed nvidia official drivers
[23:45] <shadaloo> works like a charm
[23:45] <shadaloo> however
[23:45] <shadaloo> now that my new display is working
[23:45] <shadaloo> my old display
[23:46] <EiriksUbuntu> lol, imma run 10.04 Lucid until I get better than 8K/s download speed
[23:46] <shadaloo> is stuck at
[23:46] <bazhang> shadaloo, a single line, Please
[23:46] <eeee> EiriksUbuntu: just leave it overnight
[23:46] <djdr1988> I am switching to another distro and was wondering if there was a way to backup my favorites from chromium. I can find it in the file browswer
[23:46] <Basketball> eeee, did you get my pm
[23:46] <Baako> this "friends" application. in software centre the rating aint so good
[23:46] <eeee> Basketball: no
[23:46] <Baako> any alternative?
[23:47] <shadaloo> Baako: go outside and make friends?
[23:47] <Basketball> eeee, pm me
[23:47] <djdr1988> cant*
[23:47] <Baako> shadaloo what is up with people today and insults
[23:47] <shadaloo> Baako: no one helped me figure out anything today
[23:47] <shadaloo> it's in the air
[23:48] <OerHeks> djdr1988, chromium itself can export those as html
[23:48] <Basketball> eeee,  i didnt get a pm
[23:48] <djdr1988> OerHeks: how would I export them?
[23:48] <bazhang> !behelpful | shadaloo
[23:48] <deemo> hi there... http://imagebin.ca/v/1ZIAqgZyvxXs.. any help pls?
[23:49] <shadaloo> !behelpful | bazhang
[23:49] <OerHeks> djdr1988,  ctrl + shift + o # bookmarkmanager
[23:49] <OerHeks> or use the menu
[23:49] <EiriksUbuntu> my laptop hdd died (playing long sessions on DayZ) so I got ahold of an old 500GB Seagate desktop hdd, hooked it up, popped on my Alpha for wifi and rooted my android cell to use Open Garden. Here I am :)
[23:49] <djdr1988> OerHeks: Thank You
[23:50] <deemo> http://imagebin.ca/v/1ZIAqgZyvxXs
[23:51] <EiriksUbuntu> eeee: lol just to update 10.04 to modern packages has a 20 hour time limit I got 3 in.
[23:51] <robjloranger> why does samba hate me so?
[23:52] <deemo> http://imagebin.ca/v/1ZIAqgZyvxXs
[23:52] <eeee> EiriksUbuntu: fresh install
[23:52] <uRock>  I'm having a weird issue with my networking. I can't connect to or ping www.ebay.com. The DNS works, ie it found the IP address, but that is as far as it will get. Other systems on my netowrk connect with no issues. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[23:52] <eeee> EiriksUbuntu:  updating would be a pain
[23:52] <deemo> cant instal updates on Ubuntu 12.04... http://imagebin.ca/v/1ZIAqgZyvxXs
[23:53] <OerHeks> deemo, so that repository is offline, disable it in your sources.
[23:53] <EiriksUbuntu> I would fresh install (get a live disk) but I don't have the dvd extras to overwrite a dvd
[23:53] <deemo> explain how you mean pls OerHeks
[23:53] <isene> For some odd reason, as I got a new computer - same as my old (Samsung NP900X4C) - reinstalled everything, GTK interface fonts are now much smaller... and I can't seem to get them any bigger no matter what I do. Even tried gnome-tweak-tool without any change at all. Usually such snags are easily fixed - but this one is getting annoying. Any pointers?
[23:53] <OerHeks> deemo, upgrade to 14.04.1 LTS  would disable it anyway
[23:54] <EiriksUbuntu> I might try using my phones memory as a live usb
[23:54] <deemo> I am on DreamStudio and its still 12.04.3 waiting for them to release the 14.04.1
[23:55] <OerHeks> deemo, softwarecenter > edit > sources and unselect that ppa/source
[23:57] <EiriksUbuntu> If I have to tolerate unity for maybe a few minutes, I'll be okay with that... grr big downloads going to wait.


[12:03] <utlemming> Would someone be willing to promote the cloud-init SRU's from -proposed? They've sat now for 9 days.
[20:13] <micahg> can I please get SRU team input on this question: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/utopic/+source/lua-json/+bug/1443288/comments/8
[23:42] <micahg> is the proposed migration working?
[23:43] <micahg> seems like the proposed-migration and excuses haven't been updated for about 6 hours