[00:00] <AR45> Well damn I need to spend even more money on this computer :[
[00:00] <grend> daftykins: http://pastebin.com/GAW8a9Ew
[00:00] <grend> AR45: paypal them to me and u wont :D
[00:01] <daftykins> grend: yep that disk has one bad sector pending and many errors, do you have your data backed up?
[00:01] <grend> yes
[00:02] <Coolmannorm> hello?
[00:02] <daftykins> grend: so personally i would 'dd' zero fill the disk to force it to remap any and all bad sectors it finds, but most likely due to the errors reported you need to replace it anyway
[00:02] <daftykins> Coolmannorm: do you have a support question?
[00:03] <grend> dd zero fill how?
[00:03] <daftykins> being 100% sure you have any data you need, because this will kill *everything*...
[00:03] <daftykins> sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=2M
[00:03] <Coolmannorm> why can i not connect a bluetooth speaker using ubuntu mate on my rbpi
[00:04] <Coolmannorm> it goes to connect but then disconnects
[00:04] <AR45> daftykins: is my issue with my motherboard or my card?
[00:04] <daftykins> AR45: you don't have a card, the graphics is on the CPU
[00:04] <AR45> that's what I mean
[00:05] <cuddylier> Does this error: http://i.imgur.com/HsVYFq5.png when trying to load a ubuntu desktop CD for installation mean the CD is corrupt?
[00:05] <AR45> I have a 30 day warranty I could just switch the cards parts out.
[00:05] <daftykins> i can't 100% see what that model CPU is meant to do, but it could be a CPU limitation
[00:05] <daftykins> i looked at a Z97 and it has the same limitation
[00:05] <grend> daftykins: kill means delete data?
[00:05] <daftykins> no you don't follow, the entire CPU would have to come out :P
[00:05] <daftykins> grend: yes the above command wipes the entire drive
[00:05] <grend> thats not very useful :D
[00:06] <grend> its like reinstalling ubuntu
[00:06] <daftykins> grend: what? you do understand that disk is trash right?
[00:06] <daftykins> it's dead, not coming back
[00:06] <grend> daftykins: its alive
[00:06] <grend> i can access it
[00:06] <daftykins> no it is faulty
[00:06] <grend> merely 1 bad sector
[00:06] <daftykins> and it will only get worse.
[00:06] <daftykins> no you're not looking at the proper information there
[00:07] <daftykins> one sector awaiting remapping is only part of the issue
[00:07] <daftykins> look at line 54
[00:07] <grend> well what are others?
[00:08] <grend> pre fail
[00:08] <grend> :D
[00:08] <daftykins> also, it's a 100GB Hitachi?
[00:08] <daftykins> that wouldn't even store my music
[00:10] <grend> http://pastebin.com/9TSMpCxZ
[00:10] <grend> :)
[00:10] <grend> yes I plan to get new HD
[00:10] <cuddylier> Does this error: http://i.imgur.com/HsVYFq5.png when trying to load a ubuntu desktop CD for installation mean the CD is corrupt?
[00:10] <grend> seems like it
[00:11] <daftykins> cuddylier: aren't you pointing to an ISO?
[00:11] <daftykins> why not just MD5 it
[00:11] <cuddylier> I burnt the ISO to the CD
[00:11] <cuddylier> How do I do that if it's an ISO on a CD?
[00:12] <cuddylier> I got the ISO from the ubuntu site just
[00:12] <grend> daftykins: out of interest how i can tell ubuntu to remap bad sector?
[00:12] <grend> without re installing it
[00:12] <daftykins> grend: you don't. and it doesn't even matter if you do, that disk is fudged.
[00:13] <grend> well how to do it? :D
[00:13] <grend> hehe
[00:13] <daftykins> you don't
[00:13] <daftykins> it is a disk firmware action
[00:13] <grend> what do u mean?
[00:13] <daftykins> out of the reach of the OS.
[00:13] <grend> some people say use sudo badblocks -svvn -c 262144 /dev/sda
[00:14] <grend> hmmm
[00:14] <daftykins> total waste of time
[00:14] <daftykins> you'll just likely corrupt the drives partitions further
[00:14] <grend> silly firmware :D
[00:14] <daftykins> nothing to do with it, your disk is dead.
[00:14] <grend> its alove
[00:14] <daftykins> no it is not.
[00:14] <grend> 99% works :D
[00:15] <Bashing-om> cuddylier: "I burnt the ISO to the CD " Most of the 'buntu .iso files will not fit on a "CD"; require a DVD .
[00:15] <grend> blah only 1 sector is bad so far and ok slow access time
[00:15] <cuddylier> Bashing-om: DVD then yeah, Datacentre did it for me
[00:16] <Bashing-om> cuddylier: check the DVD's integrity; easy way is boot to the boot menu and "check disk for defects" option .
[00:16] <daftykins> grend: i've over 20 years experience with hardware, i've seen hundreds of disk failures. you're not the first to HOPE for a better outcome, but i'm telling you you're living on borrowed time :) have a backup of your data, buy a new disk - and throw this thing in the trash :)
[00:16] <cuddylier> Bashing-om: Boot menu of the CD?
[00:16] <daftykins> to try and use it is simply foolish
[00:16] <grend> daftykins: atm there is no new disk
[00:16] <grend> :D
[00:17] <grend> as simple as that
[00:17] <daftykins> grend: having one sector pending reallocation simply means only one has been found so far, there will likely be more
[00:17] <daftykins> your machine will lock up the next time it encounters one most likely
[00:17] <grend> I have read some forums, people use such drives for years
[00:17] <Captonjamason> so in the past ive had my fare share problems with GRUB but this is insane, if you helped me in the past you know what my problem is, if you dont know then when i boot it throws me into the grub command line, i have A: reinstalled grub, Did not work B: Reinstalled it another time, did not help and C: Compleatly got rid of grub and replaced it with LILO and it still puts me into the GRUB command line, why is this happening
[00:18] <MisterMom> grend, i agree with daftykins that disk will die the more you fool with it the more data you will loose
[00:18] <Bashing-om> cuddylier: Boot the liveDVD, and as soon as the bios screen clears, depress the right shift key -> language screen, press the escape key to accept the default -> boot menu .
[00:18] <daftykins> grend: only after a full wipe to ensure there really was only one bad sector
[00:18] <cuddylier> Bashing-om: Is the bios screen before the purple screen with the dots?
[00:19] <Bashing-om> cuddylier: Yes, bios boots then hands off to the operating system boot code then the kernel loads .
[00:21] <taydon> hello
[00:21] <daftykins> lo
[00:21] <Captonjamason> hey
[00:23] <cuddylier> Bashing-om: I pressed alt F1 to see the console, how do I get back to GUI?
[00:23] <grend> :)
[00:23] <daftykins> cuddylier: F7
[00:24] <cuddylier> daftykins: Thanks, console part showed the same errors but GUI says it's checking the disk so I'll leave it
[00:24] <daftykins> are you 100% forced to use real optical media?
[00:24] <daftykins> surely KVM can be fed ISOs
[00:25] <Bashing-om> cuddylier: press ctl+alt+F7 to return to the GUI .
[00:26] <daftykins> no need for control at that point ^_^
[00:27] <Captonjamason> so in the past ive had my fare share problems with GRUB but this is insane, if you helped me in the past you know what my problem is, if you dont know then when i boot it throws me into the grub command line, i have A: reinstalled grub, Did not work B: Reinstalled it another time, did not help and C: Compleatly got rid of grub and replaced it with LILO and it still puts me into the GRUB command line, why is this happening
[00:27] <Captonjamason>  and please help me, im tired of fighting with this problem,
[00:27] <grend> daftykins: imo firmware simply wants people to buy new disks
[00:27] <grend> :D
[00:27] <Nomaska> If I have an Ubuntu virtualization, is it possible to run things from my main OS on my Ubuntu virtualization?
[00:27] <daftykins> grend: no
[00:27] <grend> daftykins: well hmm disk could last at least 400 years
[00:28] <daftykins> no that's complete rubbish :)
[00:28] <grend> I love to keep same stuff for ages :D
[00:28] <grend> which modern disks can last very long time?
[00:28] <daftykins> they all suffer from failure.
[00:28] <daftykins> or all *can* at least
[00:29] <daftykins> i run many systems with disks that have been spinning for over 6 years solid, 24x7...
[00:29] <wdkevin> Is there anywhere to get a copy of Ubuntu as an OVF for quick deployment of new VM's?
[00:30] <grend> daftykins: also how to access such disk? backup I had is ok however not the most recent :D
[00:30] <MisterMom> ive had a two week old laptop with a failing HD and then i have had disks that are 10 years old that still work
[00:30] <grend> yes 10 years and more is nice
[00:30] <daftykins> grend: no idea, you use LVM. i have no experience with that
[00:30] <MisterMom> they just go when they want lol
[00:30] <daftykins> that they do!
[00:30] <grend> MisterMom: do u know how to use LVM?
[00:31] <MisterMom> grend, sorry no
[00:31] <cuddylier> Bashing-om: It says http://i.spartanhost.net/qoII8Oxi.png
[00:32] <cuddylier> I'm assuming that means the CD is dead
[00:32] <daftykins> either work out how to use ISOs or reburn the CD with verification at a slower speed
[00:32] <Bashing-om> Captonjamason: If it were me with a history of grub issues; I would do a full CHange Root, purge grub and do a fresh install of grub .
[00:32] <Captonjamason> ive done that
[00:33] <Bashing-om> cuddylier: You are back to square 1, md5sum the .iso file and reburn to DVD .
[00:33] <cuddylier> Mhm yeah, I'll do that, thanks
[00:35] <grend> daftykins: which file system ubuntu usually use?
[00:35] <EriC^^> ext4
[00:35] <Bashing-om> Captonjamason: As you have done all the reinstallation of grub from scratch, and stiill with problems - I would suspect a bad hard drive . -> smartctl ?
[00:35] <daftykins> EXT4
[00:35] <Captonjamason> ran it, i dont know what is wrong
[00:36] <grend> dafty so something like mount -t ext4-3g /dev/dw-0 /media/disk -o force ?
[00:36] <daftykins> there is no such thing as ext4-3g
[00:36] <grend> it wont mount via disks as it was not shut clean last time
[00:36] <daftykins> /dev/dw-0 sounds wrong
[00:36] <daftykins> why are you asking me about something i already stated i don't have experience with? :)
[00:36] <grend> becouse u know something
[00:37] <daftykins> ¬_¬
[00:37] <Bashing-om> Captonjamason: Then is the final solution, as daftykins points out .. time to zero out the drive and start all over fresh with all .
[00:37] <EriC^^> Captonjamason: what's the problem?
[00:37] <daftykins> Captonjamason: sudo apt-get install smartmontools pastebinit && sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda | pastebinit
[00:40] <grend> http://pastebin.com/nkF5gPgS
[00:40] <grend> :)
[00:41]  * daftykins plays the organ for grend's disks funeral
[00:41] <grend> its very solid disk
[00:42] <grend> I can sell it to you for u server :D
[00:42] <daftykins> i get really annoyed by people who continue to say the opposite of fact.
[00:42] <grend> daftykins: fact is many disks can be fixed
[00:42] <grend> so I wish to fix this one
[00:43] <grend> at very least to get latest data from it
[00:43] <Apachez> fact is dont claim something to be factual when it really isnt
[00:43] <daftykins> it is based on the smartctl output from before, Apachez
[00:44] <daftykins> grend: yes getting data is the only thing you will likely be able to achieve.
[00:44] <sleezio> hello, lets say when i installed ubuntu, i chose not to require password to login when starting pc, now i've changed my mind, where/how do i tell it to require password to login now?
[00:44] <daftykins> play with 'testdisk' maybe
[00:44] <taydon> yes
[00:44] <EriC^^> sleezio: settings > user
[00:44] <sleezio> ty
[00:49] <taydon> hello hello
[00:49] <taydon> how everyone
[00:52] <jayjo> Is there a way to ensure a job is being run in the background? Vague question I know... I'm running a mysql query that takes many hours but I lose my connection to the server and it halts the query. How can I run it and log out while it still works?
[00:52] <sorch> nohup?
[00:52] <daftykins> or run it in a screen session
[00:53] <daftykins> you can reattach to screen upon disconnection
[00:55] <grend> daftykins: ty :D
[01:01] <daftykins> !pm
[01:01] <taydon> i understand
[01:01] <OerHeks> !am
[01:01] <jayjo> I know how to run a linux command from screen and detach from the session, how do I login to mysql and run a specific query and logout
[01:02] <sorch> use the mysql console?
[01:02] <daftykins> mysql -u user -p
[01:03] <ki7rw> is there a way for 2 bluetooth headsets to share the same source?
[01:04] <daftykins> ki7rw: i doubt it
[01:04] <jayjo> right, that's what I was doing. sorry if this is clear. From there, it will be in the interpreter and not give me access to the terminal. Am I safe to disconnect if I started the screen session?
[01:04] <daftykins> but then i can count on one finger how many times i've touched bluetooth
[01:05] <daftykins> jayjo: yes because you first detach with "ctrl+a, d" then do whatever
[01:05] <daftykins> give it a try.
[01:05] <wldcordeiro__> What's the name of the fallback dm? I'm getting annoyed with it appearing instead of sddm when I open my laptop up from a suspend
[01:05] <ki7rw> i didn't think so - i can see how it could be a security issue if someone could evesdrop on skype or cell phone conversations
[01:05] <Flannel> jayjo: with screen, while you've disconnected from screen, you didn't logout of the terminal (so the stuff will continue)
[01:05] <barnex> heh, I'm getting terrible performance, any ideas why?
[01:05] <barnex> it's soo bad I'm seeing keyboard lag
[01:06] <barnex> measured in seconds on spikes
[01:06] <daftykins> barnex: share a screen/paste of 'top' ?
[01:06] <daftykins> and check dmesg for issues?
[01:09] <barnex> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11070937/ - that's the dmesg, seems to be full of flash related segfaults
[01:09] <barnex> but that's not recent, since the supermeatboy and don't starve was hours ago
[01:10] <barnex> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11070965/ - here's top
[01:10] <daftykins> hmm intel driver hangs
[01:10] <daftykins> yeah your load average is high
[01:11] <daftykins> weird, you're using a lot of swap despite having RAM free
[01:11] <daftykins> barnex: has this happened regularly, or just this boot right now?
[01:11] <barnex> It's not performing great and I sometimes get laggy keyboard or program switching
[01:12] <barnex> but that's the new level of bad
[01:12] <barnex> this boot has uptime of 5 days and it was ok most of the time
[01:12] <daftykins> do you have an SSD or a mechanical hard disk?
[01:12] <barnex> mechanical in raid 5 which wasn't smart
[01:12] <barnex> also luks
[01:12] <daftykins> ugh.
[01:13] <daftykins> so really, if this is the only time it's done it, there's not much to say
[01:13] <jayjo> OK to be painfully clear, and I'm sorry that I'm new to this, but I run screen, detach it, and then run the command while using the detached screen? And at that point because it is detached the session won't be ruined if I disconnect?
[01:13] <jayjo> so after I do ctl+a d to detach, I do screen -r get to back into the detached screen?
[01:14] <barnex> jayjo: I think the order should be run screen, run a command inside, detach
[01:14] <daftykins> jayjo: you type screen, run "mysql -u user -p" to get the mysql terminal, then lets say you ran a query ending ; - you then press Ctrl+A, then single press 'd'
[01:14] <barnex> but I'm not sure what you want
[01:14] <jayjo> OK, thanks I'm trying it now
[01:16] <barnex> hm, so… 25% load when listening to music online is fine on i5-4670K 3.4 Ghz?
[01:16] <jayjo> Great that worked I think! screen must havea  catch in place to grab ctl+a all the time, because when I ran the sql command I thought my cursor would've still be accepting inputs ontly into the mysql command line
[01:16] <barnex> seems like everything is so resource intensive nowadays
[01:17] <daftykins> jayjo: mmm it's an intermediary layer that understands that stuff
[01:17] <daftykins> barnex: well you've got skype running, been running for 5 days... really no point judging anything ;)
[01:17] <barnex> so like
[01:17] <barnex> regular restarts are now a thing in linux? :o
[01:18] <jak2000> hi friends how to remove completly apache?
[01:18] <daftykins> sudo service apache2 stop && sudo apt-get purge apache2
[01:18] <daftykins> bear in mind that'll nuke your configs
[01:21] <barnex> Ehh, it's weird, I'd expect reasonably current computer to be able to run pidgin, browser, a 7 year old game and stream some music without dying ;3
[01:21] <barnex> and some screens with irc and shells
[01:21] <daftykins> what version are you on?
[01:21] <barnex> and other weird stuff
[01:21] <barnex> 14.04
[01:21] <daftykins> has it at any point been upgraded from a prior?
[01:21] <barnex> It's a fresh install, but I kept my home
[01:21] <barnex> since 2003 I think :P
[01:22] <daftykins> including . folders?
[01:22] <barnex> yeah
[01:22] <daftykins> ugh
[01:22] <jak2000> daftykins ok no problem
[01:22] <daftykins> well running a haswell there, using the on-die graphics judging by your dmesg from earlier, maybe there'd be benefits from a newer build
[01:22] <daftykins> er newer kernel
[01:23] <barnex> that's worth looking into
[01:23] <barnex> although that on-die is just because I broke my graphics card recently
[01:24] <barnex> and it wasn't much better with it (nvidia card)
[01:24] <daftykins> which one?
[01:25] <daftykins> right well i've never seen anyone with such hardware have issues like you are, so i'd clean out that home personally
[01:25] <daftykins> but maybe it'd only be worth doing once you get a new card in, assuming you are
[01:25] <barnex> MSI geforce GTX 780 OC
[01:26] <barnex> heh, maybe you're onto something
[01:26] <barnex> I upgraded everything, because performance was getting bad on my previous computer
[01:26] <barnex> and it wasn't that much better with the setup I think was pretty decent back than
[01:26] <barnex> I'll miss my dotfiles though :<
[01:26] <daftykins> never hurts to cheak the health of your disks
[01:27] <daftykins> but even in RAID dmesg would be screaming
[01:27] <barnex> The disks were new too
[01:27] <daftykins> that doesn't mean a thing
[01:27] <barnex> I know
[01:27] <daftykins> in a batch of 8 enterprise WDs i had two die in a month once
[01:27] <barnex> I run a default diagnostics before making an array
[01:27] <barnex> I mean smart
[01:27] <barnex> not sure which test though
[01:27] <barnex> it's probably worth looking into
[01:28] <daftykins> sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdx | pastebinit
[01:28] <daftykins> :)
[01:28] <daftykins> with pastebinit and smartmontools installed
[01:28] <daftykins> where sdx is each disk
[01:29] <barnex> I know
[01:29] <daftykins> but then i have zero experience with encryption setups and soft RAID so they could factor into some of this behaviour
[01:34] <barnex> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11071246/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/11071248/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/11071249/
[01:35] <barnex> maybe I should run some self-tests
[01:36] <barnex> Not sure which ones though?
[01:37] <daftykins> definitely all clean there
[01:37] <daftykins> nah i don't think so
[01:37] <barnex> I wonder, when you run 14.04 live how's performance?
[01:38] <barnex> because my dotfiles and raid setup shouldn't be an issue live
[01:38] <barnex> and it was terrible afair nevertheless
[01:38] <daftykins> depends if you have a nice nippy flash drive :>
[01:39] <daftykins> surprised you don't grab an SSD, i can't tolerate machines without them nowadays
[01:39] <daftykins> leave the RAID for your media storage
[01:39] <compdoc> spoilt
[01:39] <daftykins> if spoilt is working and spending your own money on warped priorities, then sure - spoilt
[01:40] <daftykins> :)
[01:40] <sven86> hello everyone, is this where I can get help with my ubuntu setup?
[01:41] <compdoc> sometimes
[01:41] <daftykins> yes it is!
[01:41] <dthboi> join #Plez
[01:41] <daftykins> though you have to ask a question first
[01:41] <daftykins> dthboi: missing a / ? :)
[01:41] <dthboi> quit
[01:41] <barnex> well, this setup is seriously spoilit'd anyways, so I might do that
[01:41] <compdoc> its 'spoiled'. I was just saying it like some ppl on TV
[01:42] <sven86> okay, I'm having problems setting up my directory for nfs.  it keeps on hanging when i try to do a mount
[01:42] <Parabola> so, i installed ubuntu-desktop on top of a clean server install (needed raid), and i don't have audio.. lspci showed the intel hda, i have the driver in the conf, alsamixer volume turned up.
[01:42] <Parabola> what magical package am i missing?
[01:42] <compdoc> samba might work a little better
[01:43] <sven86> even though it's a xfs filesystem?
[01:43] <daftykins> no experience with NFS here
[01:45] <compdoc> hmm, maybe. Works great with zfs
[01:45] <deadmund> Parabola: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting   Have you gone through this very good doc about sound?
[01:46] <sven86> okay
[01:48] <Parabola> deadmund: i had not, i followed this (to no avail) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[01:48] <Parabola> i'll check that one out now
[01:48] <Parabola> deadmund: is there some meta / group package for desktop i need to install?
[01:49] <Parabola> i needed mdadm during install, so i used server install, then added the DE with the meta package
[01:49] <Parabola> alsa-base and pulseaudio appear to be installed and "working"
[01:49] <daftykins> Parabola: ubuntu-desktop is the meta package, though installing ubuntu-desktop^ is the tasksel entry
[01:49] <daftykins> not sure if it'd pull in anything else
[01:49] <daftykins> Parabola: fritsch has some minimal server install guide somewhere though
[01:49] <daftykins> assuming this is for Kodi
[01:50] <Parabola> kodi? no
[01:50] <Parabola> its a desktop./
[01:50] <Parabola>  no XBMC
[01:50] <daftykins> ah ok
[01:50] <Parabola> i did xubuntu-desktop, but yeah, i dont even have audio / sound entries in settings
[01:51] <Parabola> nor do i have a volume thing to add to panel. i feel like somethign is missing
[01:51] <eryndiamonds> hello?
[01:51] <daftykins> yes?
[01:51] <Parabola> there are no sound settings, so theres some package im missing that might be vital
[01:52] <eryndiamonds> I need help. I am running Kubuntu 15.04. Ever since the last security update, I am having an issue with grub
[01:52] <eryndiamonds> I'm getting g-io-error-quark
[01:53] <Parabola> lol.. fixed
[01:53] <Parabola> well, partially fixed, in alsamixer i set the device, but it was being overriden by PA, so the HDMI out audio (no HDMI being used) was the "default'
[01:53] <Parabola> now to get the volume panel installed :)
[01:54] <sven86> i'll try samba, because I know that kodi can read samba directories, but I wasn't sure because the shared directories were in xfs.
[01:54] <user_> hi everyone
[01:54] <eryndiamonds> does anyone know how to fix my problem?
[01:55] <user_> how do i use the output of a cut command to a wget request?
[01:55] <daftykins> user_: sounds like a question for #bash
[01:55] <user_> im trying something like cut | wget $1
[01:55] <user_> grep  'var myPhpVar' teste | cut -d "'" -f2 |
[01:55] <compdoc> eryndiamonds, what sort of drive is it?
[01:55] <daftykins> eryndiamonds: when do you see this "g-io..." ?
[01:56] <barnex> btw, how would that SSD setup look? Keep all my dotfiles on SSD and UnionFS my /home?
[01:56] <barnex> or just have home/media as a mount point for my heavy stuff?
[01:57] <daftykins> i usually say to symlink or mount the media folders to the mechanical
[01:57] <eryndiamonds> I see it when I go into recovery mode. because Kubuntu will no longer reboot nor boot up without going through recovery mode
[01:57] <daftykins> so Music, Pictures, Videos, etc
[01:57] <p1und3r> is there a way to test unity8-mir desktop session when you run nvidia proprietary on X?
[01:57] <eryndiamonds> How do I find my drive info again?
[01:58] <sven86> any suggestions for a smb.conf setup so that kodi can use mythtv to record to the shared directory?
[01:59] <eryndiamonds> daftykins. Is it a driver issue?
[02:00] <daftykins> no?
[02:00] <eryndiamonds> ok????
[02:00] <daftykins> although i suspect you may have meant 'drive' ?
[02:00] <daftykins> which was not my suggestion if you look above :)
[02:00] <eryndiamonds> yes I did
[02:01] <eryndiamonds> Hard to follow. you were talking to 2 of us
[02:02] <daftykins> but it was someone else who mentioned disks to you :)
[02:03] <eryndiamonds> I just don't know how to fix the problem.
[02:04] <eryndiamonds> It is very annoying
[02:04] <daftykins> well i'm not sure why compdoc asked what sort of drive you have, but err
[02:05] <eryndiamonds> I don't know either
[02:05] <daftykins> what happens when you try to boot normally?
[02:05] <eryndiamonds> I wasn't having any problems before the last security update
[02:06] <user_> does aplay play sounds from url?
[02:06] <daftykins> what do you deem a security update?
[02:06] <eryndiamonds> It goes to a blank screen and no drive activity. I have to manually restart and then it gives me the grub menu
[02:06] <daftykins> eryndiamonds: tried booting with nomodeset?
[02:07] <eryndiamonds> It was a pop-up on bottom of screen telling me there was a security update
[02:07] <eryndiamonds> nomodeset?
[02:07] <daftykins> !nomodeset
[02:08] <daftykins> do you use any proprietary graphics drivers?
[02:09] <eryndiamonds> not sure. i was given this laptop several years ago. I have no idea what it has. It is very old. 2007
[02:10] <daftykins> mmhmm
[02:10] <daftykins> eryndiamonds: well try the above and see how you get on, then we can continue if you come back
[02:11] <eryndiamonds> How do I do the !nomodeset?
[02:11] <daftykins> eryndiamonds: you see how me typing that made ubottu speak? read her message.
[02:13] <newhoa> Hi. Is there a program that will reorganize my photos to a new directory structure (right now they are Year/Month/Day and I want then Year/Month)? You can change the import structure on Shotwell, but I don't see a way to reorganize already imported photos with this program.
[02:14] <barnex> Not sure, have you tried shotwell and simmilar photo management programs newhoa?
[02:25] <newhoa> I can't find a way to do it in gThumb. I'm trying a weird roundabout way in shotwell right now which is erasing the database, setting it to import into an empty folder, and then importing my library into that new folder.
[02:25] <newhoa> Seems like there would be a really simple command line app for this. All it needs to do is read exif date data and sort.
[02:26] <daftykins> if there is, your research would've turned it up though right?
[02:26] <barnex> I think it might be one of those things, that are so simple nobody bothers to make a command for it and package it, since you can write a script for it in half an hour
[02:28] <barnex> and this half hour probably includes learning how to write scripts in bash :P
[02:29] <daftykins> i would have just sorted my pics from the beginning *cough*
[02:30] <barnex> identify -verbose path/to/image | grep date:create:
[02:30] <barnex> gets you create date
[02:34] <barnex> | awk -e '{print ($2)}' | awk -F- -e '{print ($1)}' - gets you a year
[02:34] <barnex> | awk -e '{print ($2)}' | awk -F- -e '{print ($2)}' - gets you a month
[02:34] <barnex> store those in variable
[02:34] <barnex> mkdir -p $YEAR/$MONTH
[02:34] <barnex> move $PHOTO $YEAR/$MONTH
[02:35] <barnex> and you're done
[02:35] <daftykins> be nicer if you took that to #bash really :>
[02:35] <barnex> do this for every photo with find or bash loop if they are all in the same dir
[02:35] <barnex> sorry
[02:35] <barnex> If I took that to #bash they'd probably tell me that I'm terrible and this sucks :P
[02:35] <barnex> Because it probably does
[02:36] <barnex> point is, it's simple enough to not require a commandline tool
[02:42] <hanhui> ？？
[02:43] <hanhui> :-(
[02:44] <daftykins> hanhui: if you are here for support, ask a question
[02:44] <Ghen> just wandering about
[02:45] <LMNOP> hi how can i help u
[02:45] <daftykins> Ghen: i was referring to the user named
[02:49] <LMNOP> hi how can i help u
[02:53] <daftykins> LMNOP: stop it
[02:57] <LMNOP> am i makeing u mad
[02:58] <LMNOP> just trying to help
[03:01] <newhoa> Ah, thanks you all. I just ended up doing the weird shotwell thing. It worked.
[03:02] <barnex> glad it did
[03:06] <nextech> Hello
[03:06] <LMNOP> hi how can i help u
[03:08] <netgear1> anyone own any system76 products or have any opinions on their desktops?
[03:09] <justdave> I have a machine hooked up to a TV, and the BIOS can't drive the TV's native resolution (but Ubuntu does just fine once X11 starts and I get a desktop)
[03:09] <justdave> since I can't actually see the boot menu is there a way to make grub tell it to boot from a USB stick without interactoin?
[03:11] <dingurt> justdave: I know it's a silly suggestion, but have you considered just temporarily hooking it up to a monitor to enable the setting in the BIOS?
[03:11] <daftykins> or learn the boot menu key
[03:11] <justdave> dingurt: yeah, stongly suspected that's what'd have to be done, but that involves finding one :-)
[03:11] <dingurt> if he can't see the option, then he won't know which one to select
[03:12] <justdave> can't exactly detatch a laptop display :)
[03:13] <dingurt> lol, no
[03:13] <justdave> oh, actually.... I have one of those crashcart adapters I use for work when I visit datacenters, plugs the USB and video from a server into the USB port on the laptop and shows me the display on the laptop.  should have thought of that.  bet that'll work
[03:14] <dingurt> well there ya go
[03:14] <daftykins> dingurt: you have no sense of adventure! :D
[03:15] <daftykins> *press key, cursor down, hit enter... hope... repeat* :D
[03:15] <dingurt> haha
[03:22] <geoffmcc> sven86: it was forever ago, but are you still having NFS issues? As I use it.
[03:23] <sven86> yes, very much so
[03:23] <geoffmcc> sven86: is it an external drive?
[03:24] <sven86> yes, it's a raid
[03:25] <justdave> hmm, no luck.  crashcart adapter is VGA, the box hooked up to the TV only has a DVI output (and a DVI->HDMI converter between it and the TV)
[03:25] <justdave> can't find a DVI->VGA converter anywhere
[03:25] <geoffmcc> sven86: i have not done it with raid, but maybe can help. Have you setup your exports directory
[03:26] <sven86> yes i have, and they hang when i do sudo exportfs -a
[03:26] <geoffmcc> sven86: one min, lemme go through my setup
[03:29] <geoffmcc> sven86: i had issues at first but it was because of /etc/idmapd.conf  what does yours look like
[03:30] <geoffmcc> sven86: also is this for just local use
[03:31] <sven86> geoffmcc: yes, it's for local use for now. I'm just trying to setup my kodi frontend to see the directories on my mythbuntu backend
[03:32] <justdave> aha, found a DVI->VGA, and it works, I can see it :)
[03:32] <cuddylier> Anyone know how to get the exact ubuntu desktop theme for xrdp?
[03:33] <sven86> geoffmcc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11072568/
[03:33] <geoffmcc> sven86: does /etc/idmapd.conf contain Domain = localdomain under the #set your domain here section? On all machines. THats what made it work for me
[03:33] <geoffmcc> sven86: try uncommenting Domain = localdomain
[03:34] <geoffmcc> sven86: on both client and server
[03:35] <sven86> geoffmcc: okay
[03:36] <ivancss> Boa noite pessoal!
[03:36] <viyyer> Hi I am having difficulty starting X after upgrading to 15.04
[03:36] <sven86> geoffmcc: I also get this when I do showmount: showmount -e xxx.xxx.x.x gives me this: rpc mount export: RPC: Timed out
[03:36] <viyyer> this is the error thrown by lightdm http://paste.ubuntu.com/11072521/
[03:37] <viyyer> I get low resolution x with nouveau drivers. but when I remove it and install the ubuntu recommended proprietary nvidia-331 drivers, I just get blank screens
[03:37] <daftykins> viyyer: what card?
[03:39] <viyyer> daftfykins: nvidia GF108GLM [
[03:39] <viyyer> daftfykins: nvidia GF108GLM [NVS5200M] (rev a1)
[03:39] <viyyer> acording to lspci
[03:41] <sven86> geoffmcc: I uncomment on the mythbuntu server, but I don't know how to uncomment it on the kodi frontend, because i'm using amazon fire tv as the frontend
[03:41] <geoffmcc> sven86: lemme do some more looking
[03:42] <viyyer> daftykin
[03:42] <geoffmcc> sven86: also you have installed nfs-common on client?
[03:42] <compdoc> mythbuntu works with amazon fire tv?
[03:43] <sven86> no i haven't
[03:43] <daftykins> viyyer: is this a desktop?
[03:43] <daftykins> ah no M, so laptop surely
[03:43] <viyyer> daftykins: should I try the other drivers? I have already tried the noueau and nvidia-331-update. nouveau shows low resolution like 640x480 and update doesn't show anything
[03:43] <daftykins> that's... old and technically quadro i think
[03:43] <daftykins> yeah try 304
[03:44] <viyyer> daftykins: nope, its a laptop
[03:44] <viyyer> daftykins: its a quadro processor
[03:45] <viyyer> haven't had X issues on ubuntu in a long time
[03:45] <geoffmcc> sven86: likely your issue... I used this guide to setup mine https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/network-file-system.html#nfs-client-configuration
[03:45] <sven86> i've read that one
[03:45] <daftykins> viyyer: sticking to LTS was probably wiser for such age hardware, but yeah see how nvidia-304 grabs you.
[03:46] <sven86> geoffmcc: but the freezing and hanging is happening on the server side
[03:46] <viyyer> ok .. let me enable nouveau and then switch to 304
[03:46] <daftykins> enable? just purge nvidia* and install nvidia-304
[03:46] <viyyer> daftykins: oh ok
[03:47] <viyyer> daftykins: could this have been because of kernel upgrade as well?
[03:49] <geoffmcc> sven86: hmm. All i did was sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server. Setup /etc/exports with /media/usb/media      <IP_ADDRESS>/24(ro,sync,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check) and then sudo service nfs-kernel-server start
[03:50] <daftykins> viyyer: just moving up to 15.04 during the upgrade? yeah that kernel change to 3.19 would change a few things
[03:51] <geoffmcc> sven86: on the client side i setup fstab nfs-server:/media/usb/media    /media/usb   nfs   auto  0  0, as well as set the Domain = localdomain in /etc/idmapd.conf
[03:51] <sven86> geoffmcc: yeah, i did that too, but when i try to do sudo service nfs-kernel-server start, it hangs
[03:52] <most_wanted> how can i add a public key for apt-get?
[03:53] <geoffmcc> sven86: only other thing i can really say is I did all this on Ubuntu Server 15.04 and my client is Jessie 8
[03:54] <sven86> geoffmcc: okay, thanks
[03:54] <geoffmcc> sven86: sorry. Like i said I had issues until i set on both sides the Domain = localdomain, but at no time was there any hang on server side, so you are having a different issue
[03:57] <xangua> !gpgerr | most_wanted
[03:58] <most_wanted> ubottu: thanks! is there an article or man page you can refer me to?
[03:59] <geoffmcc> sven86: now that i think of it, it could be freezing/hanging on the server side cause it cant make connection to client due to nfs-common not being installed, seeing as you presumably setup your desired shares on the server side and then tried to start it
[04:00] <geoffmcc> sven86: no wait thats not right....sorry couldnt be of more help
[04:00] <sven86> geoffmcc: Okay, but I found this, when I was checking out my dmesg: "nfs: server xxx not responding, timed out"
[04:01] <nextech> how to install xamp in ubuntu 14.04
[04:02] <nextech> how to install xamp in ubuntu 14.04
[04:02] <nextech> anyone?
[04:02] <cfhowlett> !patience | nextech
[04:03] <nextech> OK thanks im sorry
[04:05] <geoffmcc> sven86: oh wait, not 100% sure matters, but did you do sudo exportfs -a before or after you sudo service nfs-kernel-server start
[04:05] <daftykins> nextech: well you know what the letters stand for right? so you are installing apache, mysql and either PHP or Perl or some such
[04:05] <daftykins> nextech: so install apache2, mysql-server and php5
[04:07] <dingurt> so i guess it isn't referred to as LAMP anymore?
[04:07] <nextech> all thank you
[04:07] <daftykins> dingurt: yes, X simply refers to *any OS*
[04:07] <dingurt> ah
[04:08] <dingurt> figured
[04:08] <daftykins> i wouldn't have said that in a Linux channel :)
[04:12] <geoffmcc> sven86: also, sure you dont have a firewall enabled?
[04:13] <sven86> geoffmcc: you know what? that could be the problem
[04:14] <geoffmcc> sven86: i didnt even think of that at first since I dont use as my ubuntu server does not have direct incomming access. You have to go through my Pi to get to my Ubuntu Server
[04:16] <geoffmcc> if not accessing locally
[04:19] <andrewjs18> hi LAMP gurus, is it still customary to place apache.conf config changes in a 'child' conf?
[04:21] <lotuspsychje> good morning to all
[04:21] <daftykins> andrewjs18: you mean sites or the main config for the server itself?
[04:21] <andrewjs18> daftykins, main config
[04:21] <daftykins> i always make a backup and edit direct, you'll find it's pretty separated these days though
[04:22] <daftykins> separate portions all over the shop :P
[04:22] <andrewjs18> yeah, I've noticed.  I had just created a custom.conf and adding some configs in there that I noticed were also in server.conf..I guess the server.conf config options were overriding the ones I placed inside custom.conf
[04:22] <daftykins> ^_^
[04:23] <daftykins> yeah hardly worth listing things twice
[04:23] <daftykins> can't say i've ever known of doing that one separate
[04:23] <andrewjs18> sorry, it was security.conf
[04:24] <andrewjs18> in older versions of apache, there wasn't a separate security.conf file, was there?
[04:24] <spearson> Hi
[04:24] <daftykins> nah
[04:24] <andrewjs18> that's what I thought
[04:24] <daftykins> nor were the worker module configs separate too
[04:24] <LMNOP> hi how can i help u
[04:25] <andrewjs18> I guess I shall just make a copy of the enitre apache directory, then make my edits direct, as you mentioned
[04:25] <spearson> I updated to ubuntu 15.04 and accidentally  deleted the ubuntu gnome via terminal and it booted to termnal so I followed the instructions to get the light dm back
[04:25] <andrewjs18> no sense in copying a file here or there..easier to do the whole directory, lol
[04:25] <spearson> now, it's stuck in a login loop
[04:26] <lotuspsychje> !recovery | spearson
[04:26] <spearson> I enter my password and it just asks for it agian
[04:26] <lotuspsychje> spearson: you can also try 'fix broken packages' from grub recoverymode
[04:26] <daftykins> spearson: check your ~ for any files not owned by your user
[04:30] <zykotick9> spearson: re: daftykins's suggestion above, ~/.Xauthority specifically can be an issue (if not owned by your user)
[04:31] <spearson> I booted into recovery
[04:31] <spearson> what next?
[04:31] <daftykins> ls -al ~/ | pastebinit
[04:32] <lotuspsychje> spearson: try the 'fix broken packages'
[04:33] <spearson> what't the command to fix broken packages?
[04:34] <daftykins> i believe it's a menu item, no?
[04:35] <lotuspsychje> yes, should be on the menu of recoverymode
[04:35] <spearson> I saw it but the drop down command line has scrolled it off the screen
[04:35] <spearson> should I reboot into recovery again?
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> spearson: i dont know wich option you triggered
[04:36] <daftykins> root shell perhaps?
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> spearson: did you choose something else from list like terminal or failsafeX ?
[04:37] <spearson> Drop to root shell prompt
[04:37] <spearson> that was what I triggered
[04:38] <lotuspsychje> spearson: ok reboot, and re-enter recoverymode, this time with fix broken packages
[04:38] <spearson> ok
[04:41] <spearson> I selected fix broken packages and it said the software was up to date so I went ahead with a partial upgrade if it did anything
[04:41] <spearson> should I try to reboot normally now?
[04:42] <lotuspsychje> spearson: how about failsafeX would that bring you any further?
[04:44] <spearson> what about failsafeX?
[04:47] <lotuspsychje> spearson: can you boot into it?
[04:49] <Mava> very intresting. "Can't find recent OpenSSL libcrypto"
[04:50] <zoidfarb> I just upgraded to 15.04, and if I log into any desktop other than GNOME (e.g. GNOME Classic, Cinnamon, etc.) I get a black screen after login
[04:50] <spearson> I just tried booting normally and get the same login loop
[04:50] <zoidfarb> Any ideas what I can do to fix that?
[04:50] <LMNOP> hi wut error
[04:51] <lotuspsychje> spearson: i think you will need a fresh install mate
[04:51] <spearson> so there is no way around the login loop issue?
[04:52] <spearson> I got boot to the gui login screen though and enter my password but it doesn;t actually login
[04:52] <spearson> I could try recreating the user account?
[04:53] <lotuspsychje> spearson: you can try sure
[04:53] <spearson> how do you recreate or delete a user?
[04:53] <cfhowlett> !deluser
[04:54] <lotuspsychje> !user | spearson
[04:57] <spearson> can I replace the user spearson with a new spearson ?
[04:57] <spearson> it says it already exists
[04:58] <daftykins> test the guest session
[05:04] <spearson> I tried http://askubuntu.com/questions/425112/cant-login-to-gui-with-my-valid-password and it didn't seem to work
[05:05] <spearson> can't seem to login with my password via the gui but when I do tty I'm able to login with username and password in order to perform sudo
[05:09] <spearson> any ideas?
[05:10] <daftykins> well i don't believe you ever checked the file permissions as initially suggested
[05:13] <spearson> could you walk me through it?
[05:14] <daftykins> boot recovery, root shell, "ls -al /home/yourusername/"
[05:15] <daftykins> look for anything other than ".." which is owned by root:root
[05:15] <buffon137> test
[05:15] <daftykins> test failed!
[05:16] <geoffmcc> join #ubuntu-server
[05:16] <buffon137> chown nobody:nobody
[05:16] <daftykins> ...
[05:17] <A1F4> How to harden my ubuntu desktop?
[05:17] <spearson> I took a photo
[05:17] <A1F4> 15.04.
[05:18] <A1F4> i already installed and use ufw utility.
[05:18] <spearson> http://postimg.org/image/ms1t9203h/
[05:18] <A1F4> Any other help will be appreciated..
[05:18] <spearson> that's the screenshot of the command
[05:19] <daftykins> that's a no then
[05:19] <daftykins> spearson: test the guest session
[05:20] <spearson> so the command output is good :)
[05:20] <daftykins> it's fine yes
[05:20] <spearson> cool
[05:20] <spearson> I'll try the guest
[05:20] <daftykins> but that's actually a bad thing because it means the problem is elsewhere
[05:20] <spearson> hmm
[05:20] <spearson> should I test the guest session or try something else?
[05:23] <daftykins> guest.
[05:26] <spearson> not sure if it did it wrong. it says no such file or directory
[05:27] <A1F4> What you like in ubuntu 15.04 ?
[05:28] <spearson> ls -al /home/yourusername/guest right?
[05:30] <daftykins> spearson: no you boot to the login screen, then pick to log into a guest session
[05:32] <spearson> ok
[05:32] <spearson> rebooting now
[05:33] <spearson> nope
[05:33] <spearson> I clicked guest session and it went blank and then back to the login screen
[05:33] <andrewjs18> meant to ask..can I go from 12.04 LTS to 14.04 LTS directly or do I need to do the versions in between?
[05:35] <daftykins> spearson: sounds like your upgrade didn't go so well. just upgraded to 15.04 did you say?
[05:36] <spearson> yup
[05:36] <daftykins> andrewjs18: directly yes
[05:36] <daftykins> spearson: log in via TTY and run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" to ensure it finished properly
[05:36] <daftykins> but it sounds like it's game over and clean install time
[05:36] <spearson> ok
[05:36] <daftykins> (after backing up)
[05:36] <andrewjs18> daftykins, nice..I made the mistake of putting 12.10 on another server I was running..had to go from 12.10 to 13.10 and then over to 14.04, IIRC.
[05:36] <nextech> 15.04 much better than 14.04
[05:37] <daftykins> nextech: rubbish :)
[05:39] <spearson> I did that
[05:40] <andrewjs18> nextech, I like LTS for servers
[05:40] <nextech> Yes me too
[05:40] <spearson> I think the issue was that I accidentally removed the gnome so when I rebooted, it went to the terminal screen so I installed the lightdm so I could login and that is when I started having login problems
[05:40] <spearson> before everything worked fine after the upgrade
[05:41] <daftykins> spearson: maybe you have no desktop environment installed
[05:41] <spearson> what is the commend to install it?
[05:41] <nextech> sudo apt-get install
[05:43] <daftykins> spearson: gnome3 is it you use?
[05:44] <spearson> which default display manager should I use? lightdm or gdm?
[05:45] <daftykins> up to you.
[05:45] <spearson> which do you recommend?
[05:45] <daftykins> just pick one
[05:45] <spearson> ok
[05:45] <spearson> I went with gdm
[05:48] <spearson> now upon reboot I just a black screen with flashing text from the terminal hmm
[05:49] <spearson> I have ubuntu install as a VM
[05:49] <spearson> not sure that would make a difference
[05:50] <daftykins> it would definitely have been handy to have stated from the outset
[05:50] <spearson> could I still do that?
[05:51] <spearson> you mean not as a VM?
[05:51] <daftykins> not unless you have a time machine
[05:51] <spearson> hmm
[05:51] <spearson> what to do now?
[05:51] <daftykins> i have no chance of unravelling your installs issues plus i'm going to sleep, so you should probably back up your ~ and clean install
[05:52] <spearson> Thanks for your help
[05:52] <daftykins> in future, make more use of VM snapshots so you can restore :>
[05:52] <daftykins> np
[05:52] <spearson> right
[05:55] <spearson> reinstalling now :)
[05:55] <spearson> I wish I could figure out the issues with the old one though
[05:56] <dodeluser> I got a specific question about remastering.. I followed this tutorial.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#Advanced_Customizations         but there is one thing I cannot understand.. someone who could help me please? thank you so much
[06:00] <barnex> just tell us what you don't understand
[06:02] <dodeluser> ok ahm.. about rebuilding initrd.lz... I edited a file (to change e.g. default username...)  I took the initrd.lz from original source.. I unpacked it how described.. and repacked it..
[06:02] <dodeluser> I tried to copy the file to /editchrootfolder/casper/
[06:03] <dodeluser> and then to
[06:03] <dodeluser> sudo chroot "${WORK}/new" mkinitramfs -o ${WORK}/new/initrd.lz 3.16.0-30-generic
[06:03] <dodeluser> but I get error messages like:
[06:04] <dodeluser> errors like these: http://pastebin.com/GbuBH6N2
[06:05] <dodeluser> ?? :-)
[06:23] <faaz> hi,why do i havePermission denied on command such as javac -v and ./idea.sh
[06:25] <lotuspsychje> !java | faaz
[06:28] <faaz> i have installed OpenJDK7 package but still get this : bash: /usr/bin/javac: Permission denied after javac -v
[06:35] <asraa>  hi can we install kvm and xen on same ubuntu 14.04
[06:38] <asraa> it is possible to install xen on separate kernal with ubuntu?
[06:38] <asraa>  hi can we install kvm and xen on same ubuntu 14.04
[06:59] <Thete> Anyone know how to get Ubuntu 15.04 to start in text/console mode (no GUI)?  The instructions on 14.10 no longer work
[07:07] <TheoMurpse> I just plugged in a USB3 device and dmesg gives me this at the end: xhci_hcd 0000:00:0c.0: xHCI xhci_drop_endpoint called with disabled ep ffff8800d8894648 - this after registered new interface driver usb-storage, uas, but fdisk -l does not list the disk at all. What might be going on?
[07:07] <TheoMurpse> It seems like Ubuntu recognizes the disk but it's not in fdisk and it's not automounted in /media/ubuntu/
[07:08] <TheoMurpse> lsusb sees it, too
[07:08] <TheoMurpse> (it's a HDD)
[07:11] <faaz> while installing idea it said : "No JDK found. Please validate either IDEA_JDK, JDK_HOME or JAVA_HOME environment variable points to valid JDK installation. " i have installed openjdk7 how can i find the directory of this packet to set env variable?
[07:17] <hateball> faaz: how have you installed it?
[07:19] <faaz> suhateball, with do apt-get install
[07:19] <faaz> sudo *
[07:19] <hateball> faaz: generally that should have setup your alternatives properly
[07:20] <faaz> hateball, how should i do that?
[07:20] <hateball> faaz: what does "update-alternatives --list java" return ?
[07:21] <faaz> update-alternatives --list java
[07:23] <faaz> did you recieve the result? i cant see it on my channel
[07:24] <faaz> usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java
[07:24] <faaz> usr/local/java/jdk1.7.0_65/jre/bin/java
[07:25] <Nate_Bradley> hi guys
[07:27] <Sefid_par> I got error --with-libxc-prefix
[07:27] <Sefid_par> I got error:
[07:27] <Sefid_par> Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
[07:27] <Sefid_par> /usr/include/stdc-predef.h:27.3: Included at loct.F90:1:
[07:27] <Sefid_par> I think I need to install another package before make
[07:27] <faaz> hateball,  usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java  and   usr/local/java/jdk1.7.0_65/jre/bin/java
[07:28] <Sefid_par> what package should I install?
[07:28] <muppis> Is there software which I can use to install Ubuntu from console of livecd over ssh?
[07:28] <AlexisBRENON> Hi guys. I can't do any admin task graphically i.e. I can't unlock settings for users & groups, I can't install with software center, or update... I can't shutdown my computer. Nevertheless, I can do all these task through CLI and "sudo". Anyone has an idea ? Thanks.
[07:30] <hateball> faaz: Well I dont know what you're trying to do, guess you could just do "JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java ./name.of.what.you.want.to.run"
[07:30] <nextech> Alexis are you rooted?
[07:31] <aeon-ltd> AlexisBRENON: usually applications that need sudo are launched with a gksudo prefix, though i haven't used ubuntu in a while
[07:31] <Nate_Bradley> how do you root someone?
[07:32] <AlexisBRENON> nextech, What do you mean by "rooted" ?
[07:32] <hateball> !polkit
[07:32] <hateball> meh
[07:32] <Nate_Bradley> can someone help me root someone?
[07:32] <hateball> polkit is supposed to handle this for you
[07:32] <AlexisBRENON> aeon-ltd, I have gk-sudo and it works. But normally I d'ont have to use it manually
[07:32] <aeon-ltd> AlexisBRENON: i believe nextech means are you using the root user; imo frankly for general use you should not be logging in a root
[07:33] <aeon-ltd> AlexisBRENON: did you edit the launchers recently?
[07:34] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, I don't know very well polkit. I know that it's supposed to handle this, but I don't know how to restore it to default or whatever
[07:34] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: Check that service is actually running, so you havent disabled it for some reason
[07:34] <AlexisBRENON> aeon-ltd, nextech, No, i use a normal user
[07:34] <AlexisBRENON> aeon-ltd, I didn't modify launchers anytime
[07:35] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: iirc there should be an agent auto-starting with your session
[07:35] <hateball> polkit-gnome-or-such
[07:36] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, ls /etc/init.d/polkit* returns nothing...
[07:36] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, ps aux | grep polkit ==> root       849  0.0  0.0 275560  5576 ?        Sl   08:52   0:00 /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkitd --no-debug
[07:36] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: No it's a per user process
[07:37] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: check /etc/xdg/autostart, it should have polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1.desktop
[07:38] <hateball> I'm running kde plasma so not sure how unity handles this
[07:38] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, yes, it has
[07:39] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: can you manually start "/usr/lib/policykit-1-gnome/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 &" and see if things work as expected?
[07:40] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, I've got a warning : "Unable to determine the session we are in: No session for pid 18252". Then it exits.
[07:41] <Sefid_par> would somebody help me by this error? http://www.tddft.org/pipermail/octopus-users/2014-October/004446.html
[07:41] <Sefid_par> The answer in that page could not help
[07:42] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: hmm, you could try killing the polkitd process, I think trying to start the agent will launch it again
[07:42] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: failing that, restarting your session/machine should do it
[07:44] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, I killed polkitd (with sudo), then launching the service restart it, but the service exits with the same error as previously.
[07:44] <Thete> I'm guessing nobody knows
[07:44] <Thete> google don't know either
[07:44] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: Hmmm, afraid I don't know how to fix that... I'm afraid you'll have to wait/google
[07:45] <AlexisBRENON> there is no way to reset polkit or something like 'dpkg-reconfigure polkit' ?
[07:47] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: oh, and you're actually using unity? and not some other DE
[07:47] <AlexisBRENON> Yes, I use Unity
[07:47] <hateball> Alright, it's not that then
[07:48] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, I already tried to reinstall ubuntu-desktop and unity, without any success...
[07:49] <hateball> AlexisBRENON: Yeah, as I said I don't really know any more... but hopefully someone else might, or you've gotten enough pointers to google a solution
[07:51] <Nate_Bradley> the final solution is the only solution
[07:52] <Nate_Bradley> WHITE POWER
[07:52] <Nate_Bradley> HEIL HITLER
[07:52] <Nate_Bradley> SIEG HEIL
[07:53] <AlexisBRENON> hateball, Thanks for your time. I'll wait a few more weeks ;-p
[07:55] <faaz> i have est env variable JAVA_HOME with two ways in vim /.profile and with export, but when i restart it will be removed, whats the problem?
[07:57] <nomic> faaz
[07:57] <nomic> put things you want exported
[07:57] <nomic> system environment - into your bash configuration file (.bashrc file) -- in your home directory
[07:58] <nomic> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-set-java_home-path-variable/  How to Set JAVA_HOME / PATH variables Under Linux Bash Profile
[07:58] <nomic> faaz
[08:08] <faaz> do i have to set env variable in root mode?
[08:17] <Guest75662> hello, do you know some pdf editor for ubuntu?
[08:17] <wangyida> tex env
[08:26] <usuario> lol
[08:26] <usuario> muito leite
[08:26] <Rory> !es
[08:26] <usuario> ooooooohhhhhh
[08:26] <usuario> filo da puta
[08:36] <chotaz`w> hey guys, my system is hanging everyonce in a while, forcing me to REISUB. I would like to figure out what process is causing this, where should I start looking?
[08:37] <chotaz`w> hanging as in, CTRL+ALT+Backspace doesn't even work
[08:37] <kokut> anyone else having trouble accessing shared files on a windows machine from ubuntu?
[08:38] <kokut> i mean, i can access the files but i dont have write permission
[08:38] <maziar__> how can i fix this error , on psql start service : connections on Unix domain socket "/var/run/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5432
[08:42] <faaz> i have set enviroment variable but the value is not set , whats the problem? (
[08:42] <Bray90820> kokut: You have a permissions issue
[08:43] <Bray90820> What is the directory of the files
[08:46] <faaz> Bray90820 , usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java
[08:47] <Bray90820> faaz: I was talking to kokut sorry about that
[08:52] <kokut> Bray90820: yea
[08:52] <Bray90820> kokut: What is the directory of the files that your trying to run
[08:53] <kokut> i'm trying to mount a shared resource with write permissions
[08:53] <kokut> its drive:c\folder\
[08:53] <Bray90820> Wait are you trying to mount a windows share on ubuntu or an ubuntu share on windows
[08:54] <kokut> a windows folder on ubuntu
[08:55] <Bray90820> If you can view the files drag and drop one into a terminal and send me the output
[08:56] <kokut> nvm man i found a way to do what i had to do
[08:56] <Bray90820> Alright
[08:56] <Bray90820> I was gonna have you use chmod to give you 755
[09:26] <sunflower> Hello ,everybody!
[09:28] <Dave2> `/win 21
[09:28] <trssnd> how do i figure out whether the root file system has barrier enabled or not?
[09:28] <trssnd> "cat /proc/fs/ext4/xvda1/options" has a line that reads "barrier"
[09:29] <trssnd> does that mean that barrier is enabled or that barrier has the default option for ext4 which is enabled?
[09:29] <trssnd> i know it's enabled in either case but still
[09:30] <trssnd> is this a fool proof way to know?
[09:38] <ubuntu-studio> hi
[09:38] <ubuntu-studio> dasss
[09:38] <ubuntu-studio> torrent
[09:38] <ubuntu-studio> torrent.exe
[09:38] <ubuntu-studio> search torrent
[09:39] <Rory> hi ubuntu-studio, ask your Ubuntu support question please
[09:39] <cfhowlett> !details | ubuntu-studio,
[09:39] <Rory> !torrent | ubuntu-studio
[09:40] <ubuntu-studio> my games win7 max payne
[09:40] <ubuntu-studio> ubuntu unistall search
[09:40] <svetlana> use wine and be gentle about proprietary programs (they may contain backdoors).
[09:40] <svetlana> wine is a program that lets you run windows programs on linux kernel.
[09:41] <k1l> !warez | ubuntu-studio
[09:42] <ubunturos> :-)
[09:42] <codehotter> What could be reasons a package does not get configured?
[09:42] <codehotter> I installed postgresql-9.3 but /etc/postgresql/9.3 did not get created
[09:43] <codehotter> if I manually call /var/lib/dpkg/info/postgresql-9.3.postinst configure then it does get created
[09:43] <codehotter> why didn't it get created the first time roun d?
[09:43] <test-gott> hey did someone install bind9 and uses it ?
[09:44] <codehotter> test-gott: if someone replies 'yes', then it becomes socially difficult to ignore you afterwards.
[09:44] <codehotter> test-gott: people on IRC usually don't reply until they know exactly what your question is so they can judge if they want to help you
[09:46] <codehotter> I guess that was a little harsh - he didn't even ask his question and just left.
[09:49] <Tumi> codehotter: maybe his connection was reset by beer
[09:57] <svetlana> codehotter: pointed them to #bind, looks ok
[09:58] <ubuntu885> مرحبا صدیق
[09:59] <ubuntu885> ھنا الموجود
[09:59] <meandrain> hi
[09:59] <ubuntu885> hi
[09:59] <dutchkimble> hi
[09:59] <ubuntu885> مرحبا
[09:59] <ubuntu885> سلام
[10:00] <ubuntu885> سین لام
[10:00] <cfhowlett> !english | ubuntu885,
[10:00] <meandrain> I've installed ubuntu 15.04 in a virtual machine and the time is right after a while. My question is: does ubuntu by default run some time sync app? ntpdate is installed by default but is not running (
[10:00] <basil2x> !arabic
[10:00] <ubuntu885> شکرا
[10:01] <ubuntu885> ok
[10:01] <meandrain> I've installed ubuntu 15.04 in a virtual machine and the time is right after a while. My question is: does ubuntu by default run some time sync app? ntpdate is installed by default but is not running (Loaded: not-found (sudo service ntp status ● ntp.service Loaded: not-found  Reason: No such file or directory)
[10:02] <ubuntu885> انا موجود فی الویب
[10:03] <Basz0r> meandrain: My advice is to install ntp for that :) (apt-get install ntp). You can configure servers in /etc/ntp.conf
[10:03] <basil2x> Sometimes, virtual machines just aren't as fast as their non-virtual counterparts.
[10:04] <Rory> meandrain: No. You can add a cron to run it
[10:04] <Rory> meandrain: I have a file /etc/cron.daily/ntpdate containing the following
[10:04] <Rory> meandrain: /usr/sbin/ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com
[10:04] <meandrain> I will install ntp. So there is no time sync installed by default? I am asking because it keeps time properly. I also have a CentOS in virtual and it does not keep time like ubuntu
[10:05] <dutchkimble> noob question, any help is appreciated. i want to install ubuntu 15.04 using software raid (RAID 0) on a laptop that has two 128gb SSDs. this site (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID) says i need the alternate install of ubuntu but I cannot find which one it is. any suggestions?
[10:05] <geirha> It's probably the VM that keeps the time in sync with the host OS
[10:06] <meandrain> is there a way to find out if ntpdate is run by some script?
[10:06] <Basz0r> meandrain: Good question, i'm not sure of ntp is being installed by default. For your CentOS machine, check /etc/localtime for the timezone (I make a symlink to /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Amsterdam)
[10:06] <Basz0r> meandrain: check /etc/crontab. crontab -l. or cat /etc/cron.*/*
[10:07] <Bhaal> So guys, been quickly growing grey hair...  I have 6 monitors between 2 GTX660 video cards, how do I get gnome or kde to see the second card?  If I use the nouveau driver it can see both cards, but crashes and burns...  If I use the nvidia driver gnome/kde can only see 1 card...  help :/
[10:07] <seth-666_> hello can i post some video of how to install ubuntu and things like that in romania language?
[10:07] <geirha> meandrain: ah, looks like ntpdate is hooked to the network interface
[10:07] <seth-666_> or is it a problem if post here
[10:07] <Tumi> .~~,0
[10:07] <geirha> meandrain: i.e. it gets run whenever an interface connects
[10:07] <geirha> meandrain: dpkg -L ntpdate
[10:08] <seth-666_> prezentare de ubuntu : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTbdFLqiAz8
[10:08] <meandrain> geirha: so how often it is run?
[10:09] <geirha> meandrain: whenever it connects
[10:09] <seth-666_> instalare ubuntu : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwluCqIGkGk
[10:10] <meandrain> geirha: you mean when it's up first time?
[10:10] <meandrain> or if I set it with a value?
[10:10] <seth-666_> diferente asemanarii intre sisteme de operare : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26qUs7eMxss
[10:10] <meandrain> or when there's traffic on it
[10:11] <geirha> meandrain: in the case of your virtual machine, probably whenever start and/or resume the VM. Because then it has to connect to the virtual netowrk interface
[10:12] <meandrain> geirha: is still weritd, the virtual guest is started two days ago and time is synced. Same for centos, still time is way off
[10:13] <meandrain> geirha: maybe it syncs other times too, like for example when I ssh into machine I have info regarding packets that must be updated. So it checks for that, maybe it also syncs the time
[10:16] <geirha> meandrain: possibly. It installs something in /etc/logcheck too, not sure what that is
[10:23] <icedwater> I'm working with nvidia 840m/ubuntu 14.04.2. All versions of nvidia drivers seem to cause lightdm to instantly log back out upon login, does anyone know a fix that works?
[10:23] <icedwater> Askubuntu.com has too many solutions to sanely attempt.
[10:25] <meandrain> geirha: I think that /etc/logcheck/ignore.d.server/ntpdate  is added to logcheck ignore so it will not log ntpdate time adjustments
[10:25] <meandrain> which could be annoying and is not useful
[10:25] <geirha> meandrain: ok, I don't know then
[10:35] <the_tricky> hello there, guys
[10:35] <the_tricky> anyone to help with the front panel audio problem?
[10:35] <the_tricky> my headphones aren't working
[10:36] <Rory> the_tricky: What have you tried?
[10:37] <Rory> the_tricky: Is the volume for the front audio jack turned up from 0, and unmuted?
[10:37] <the_tricky> Rory: changed BIOS settings, but that didn't help
[10:37] <Rory> 99% it's the volume is turned down
[10:37] <the_tricky> Rory: and where do I checked that?
[10:37] <the_tricky> * check
[10:37] <Rory> the_tricky: click the volume icon in the top panel and click Sound Settings
[10:38] <Rory> the_tricky: the_tricky On the first tab, "output", make sure the correct device is selected in the left panel, and that the output volume at the bottom isn't muted
[10:38] <the_tricky> Rory: they are both 100% and unmuted ^(
[10:38] <the_tricky> :(
[10:39] <Rory> the_tricky: Has your front audio jack EVER worked (in other operating systems) or is this the first time you've ever tried to use it?
[10:39] <the_tricky> Rory: yes, it did work, but I forgot about it quite long ago
[10:39] <the_tricky> Rory: and trying now I get no result
[10:40] <Rory> the_tricky: when you say they are "both" 100% and unmuted, what is the additional entry?
[10:40] <marbangens> check you speker and pcm channels in alsamixer
[10:41] <marbangens> open an terminal and type alsamixer
[10:41] <the_tricky> Rory: I am not quite sure about that, but I have digital and analog sound options
[10:41] <Rory> I like the program "pavucontrol" for audio settings, although you have to install it
[10:41] <Rory> the_tricky: OK, the digital one will be for your HDMI output, and the analogue one is the one you want
[10:42] <Rory> the_tricky: if you install pavucontrol from Software Centre and run it, you can go to the Configuration tab and select the analogue one as the default output device
[10:42] <Rory> the_tricky: There might be other ways to do that, but pavucontrol is the one I know
[10:43] <tux_> hey, is anyone know what's the linuxmint's channel id? thanks very much
[10:43] <Rory> !mint
[10:44] <the_tricky> Rory: it says that my headphones are not plugged
[10:44] <tux_> thank you rory
[10:45] <Rory> tux_: in pavucontrol? go to configuration, and under the entry for HDMI, change it to "off" http://i.imgur.com/lmIyoob.png
[10:45] <Rory> the_tricky: Sorry that msg was for you
[10:46] <the_tricky> Rory: did that, but still no effect
[10:46] <Rory> the_tricky: What is the model of your laptop/motherboard ?
[10:47] <Rory> This is one of those problems I feel where if I was sat in front of the machine I could fix it in 60 seconds
[10:47] <Rory> !audio
[10:47] <Rory> I assume you already tried the Sound troubleshooting on the wiki the_tricky ?
[10:48] <the_tricky> Rory: nope, being such a noob I didn't even try that, let me take a look
[10:49] <Rory> the_tricky: Not to worry, poke me if you have questions about it
[10:50] <the_tricky> Rory: thanks, I am going to take a look at the wiki page first
[10:50] <Rory> the_tricky: The link ubottu gives is out of date. Take a look here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems
[10:50] <Rory> the_tricky: There's a link at the top of the old page, but I'm letting you know in case you missed it
[10:54] <the_tricky> Rory: excuse me for being so dumb, but isn't that page (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems) for bug reporting issues?
[10:56] <Rory> the_tricky: Yeah sorry, my bad, I just saw the link at the top of the first one that said it was out of date
[11:00] <the_tricky> Rory: how do I check if the port itself is powered?
[11:01] <the_tricky> Rory: I assumed that if USBs are fine, so should jacks
[11:01] <the_tricky> Rory: is that right?
[11:02] <Rory> the_tricky: Not necessarily. The analogue audio jacks are connected to the audio interface, which is separate from USB
[11:02] <Rory> the_tricky: Do you hear an amp buzz/click when you plug earphones into the jack?
[11:02] <Rory> the_tricky: if you know what I mean
[11:02] <Rory> does it "sound powered" ?
[11:02] <the_tricky> Rory: yes, I do, think, they're powered
[11:03] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[11:08] <Guest58609> hi
[11:08] <Guest58609> hi
[11:08] <Rory> the_tricky: Can you try one last thing? run the terminal command "alsamixer", you will see an array of sliders. Press F6, and select the analogue device
[11:09] <Rory> the_tricky: Use the keyboard arrows to navigate and adjust all the volume sliders, but particularly check that "PCM" is on max
[11:09] <Rory> Hi Guest58609, the name "IT" was registered by someone else. You can change nick with the "/nick" command, for example, to change my name to Rory I typed "/nick Rory" (without the quotes)
[11:10] <Rory> Guest58609: And then you can ask your Ubuntu support question
[11:10] <backbox> hola
[11:11] <Guest58609> yes
[11:11] <Guest58609> i have my server issue
[11:11] <Guest58609> i need to java 1.5
[11:11] <Guest58609> on server 12.04
[11:11] <woodgrain> hello
[11:12] <Guest58609> and browser
[11:12] <the_tricky> Rory: put them all to max, no effect still
[11:12] <Rory> Hi Guest58609 , there's some instructions on how to install that version here: http://askubuntu.com/a/522946
[11:13] <Rory> Guest58609: I found that by searching on Google for Ubuntu 12.04 Java 1.5, and clicking the first result
[11:14] <the_tricky> Rory: I am going to get them to work on Windows and then try something with Ubuntu
[11:15] <Rory> the_tricky: Just to be clear, these are just normal headphones, right, not USB ones?
[11:15] <casy_> hi i am new here . can someone help me out
[11:15] <Rory> the_tricky: Normal 3.5mm audio jack?
[11:15] <Rory> casy_: Ask your Ubuntu support question and find out
[11:15] <the_tricky> Rory: definetely
[11:16] <Rory> the_tricky: Can you run "lspci | grep Audio" and tell me the output please?
[11:16] <Rory> the_tricky: I would expect two lines
[11:16] <the_tricky> Rory: yes, there are: http://pastebin.com/9YFmxSq4
[11:16] <Rory> Oh I'm sorry, I need to afk :( Paste those lines anyway, and hopefully someone else can help
[11:17] <the_tricky> Rory: thanks anyway, good luck
[11:17] <casy_> Rory : how can i install cisco packet tracer in ubuntu 14.04
[11:17] <Rory> the_tricky: also you could pastebin "aplay -l"
[11:18] <Rory> casy_: https://nextdime.wordpress.com/2014/06/14/how-to-install-cisco-packet-tracer-6-0-1-in-ubuntu-14-04/
[11:18] <the_tricky> here is the "aplay -l" output: http://pastebin.com/dd0dhckh
[11:18] <Rory> casy_: I found that by searching on Google for Ubuntu 14.04 cisco packet tracker, and clicking the first result
[11:18] <Rory> <-- WIZARD
[11:22] <casy_> ok Rory thanks very much
[11:22] <josealonso> algun español
[11:35] <snuf> hi
[11:42] <hestesaks> ? I seem to have lost the ability to delete pictures from off of a SD card - deleting it in picture viewer gives the error "No wastebasket can be found". Any ideas?
[11:43] <phveektor> pls how can i format a SD card on ubuntu?
[11:44] <phveektor> i tried it, using disks, it didnt format
[11:45] <hestesaks> phveektor, try gparted (Partition Editor)
[11:45] <phveektor> owkay hestesaks, thanks
[11:46] <hestesaks> not sure itll work, but its worth a shot
[11:46] <phveektor> owkay
[11:46] <phveektor> i'm trying to get it now
[12:01] <Phibonacci> Hi. Whenever I do a `sudo apt-get update`, I get this error for different url on the same IP. I have the same error with the fr. url:
[12:01] <Phibonacci> W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/raring-backports/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[12:01] <Phibonacci> Do you know anything about that ?
[12:05] <yeats> Phibonacci: what Ubuntu release are you on?
[12:05] <Phibonacci> 13 something.
[12:05] <Phibonacci> 13.10
[12:06] <yeats> !13.10 | Phibonacci
[12:06] <yeats> Phibonacci: short version: you need to upgrade to at least 14.04
[12:06] <Phibonacci> Is the `apt-get upgrade` working fine or would I be better with a new install ?
[12:07] <yeats> Phibonacci: if it were me, I'd back up my data and reinstall
[12:08] <Phibonacci> Understood. Thanks for your help.
[12:08] <phveektor> it works fine
[12:09] <phveektor> i think it's better to use a LTS version of ubuntu than to use the stable one
[12:10] <phveektor> my chrome doesnt freeze on 14.04 LTS but it does after i upgraded to 14.10
[12:10] <phveektor> can someone pls help me out
[12:11] <jnoob22> which version of chrome are you using phveektor ?
[12:11] <jnoob22> is it google-chrome or chromium?
[12:11] <jnoob22> chromium is the open source version
[12:11] <jnoob22> doesn't crap on your system as much as "chrome"
[12:11] <jnoob22> and is therefore superior.
[12:12] <phveektor> version 42
[12:12] <phveektor> it's on auto update
[12:12] <phveektor> google chrome
[12:12] <jnoob22> egad
[12:12] <phveektor> should i change to chromium/
[12:12] <phveektor> owkay
[12:13] <jnoob22> i would suggest but... what happens when you start it?
[12:13] <phveektor> thnks
[12:13] <phveektor> will try it out
[12:13] <jnoob22> have you tried starting it through a terminal to see if it spits out any errors?
[12:13] <jnoob22> 14.04 and 14.10 should both be solid.
[12:13] <phveektor> i'm not really pleased with the behaviour
[12:13] <phveektor> yh
[12:13] <phveektor> it does that
[12:14] <jnoob22> yh?
[12:14] <phveektor> gives some stupid error
[12:14] <jnoob22> can you paste the error in dpaste or paste.bin?
[12:14] <phveektor> the 14.10 boots faster and loads quicker
[12:14] <jnoob22> good deal.
[12:14] <phveektor> apart from my chrome
[12:14] <phveektor> everything else works fine for now
[12:14] <jnoob22> ok
[12:15] <jnoob22> well try sudo apt-cache search chromium and see if it's available to you and give it a whirl.
[12:15] <jnoob22> phveektor, i assume firefox works ok at least
[12:15] <jnoob22> for a workaround until you can get this sorted out.
[12:15] <phveektor> yh
[12:15] <phveektor> firefox blazes
[12:16] <jnoob22> ok
[12:16] <phveektor> thanks
[12:16] <jnoob22> which version of ff you have if i may ask?
[12:16] <jnoob22> just curious to see which versions 14.10 has X-D
[12:16] <phveektor>  cant say but i know it's most recent
[12:17] <phveektor> and i just upgraded to 14.10 yesterday
[12:17] <jnoob22> cool... all the hardware worked I take it?
[12:18] <jnoob22> i may stay on 14.04 forever... well until I have to get off anyways.
[12:18] <jnoob22> im not a bleeding-edger ;)
[12:18] <phveektor> hmmmm
[12:18] <phveektor> it's good
[12:18] <phveektor> i'm kinda new to this linux thing
[12:18] <jnoob22> frickin' sweet.
[12:19] <phveektor> and d few weeks i've spent on it has bn really sweet
[12:19] <hestesaks> Welcome to then
[12:19] <phveektor> will keep working on it
[12:19] <jnoob22> my only advice to noobs is to use only Linux except when someone has pulled you kicking and screaming into windows and macos ;) and even then question it a bit.
[12:19] <phveektor> i guess with guys like u here
[12:19] <phveektor> i'll be fine
[12:19] <phveektor> i'm good with windows
[12:20] <phveektor> but linux hasnt been boring to me since i satrted
[12:20] <jnoob22> well, my first exposure was when my ancient cyrix box wouldn't work with windows 95. I installed Suse 7.something and only used that for a few years through hs and college.
[12:20] <Jabo> love that the linux kernel now natively supports chromebooks
[12:20] <jnoob22> well, it will be frustrating at times.
[12:20] <Jabo> installed ubuntu 15.04 straight from the iso
[12:20] <Jabo> and everything worked
[12:20] <jnoob22> that's sweet, Jabo
[12:20] <phveektor> wow
[12:20] <phveektor> u guys are really far ahead
[12:21] <hestesaks> I used a Mac for 15 years and was even a Mac Evangelist, and I got fed up with Mac OSX etc etc, discovered Ubuntu and linux in general, was overjoyed with it
[12:21] <jnoob22> eh, just keep using my man.
[12:21] <MonkeyDust> now try nvidia ;)
[12:21] <phveektor> i'm just a newbie
[12:21] <phveektor> gotta go now
[12:21] <jnoob22> later phveektor
[12:21] <phveektor> hope u guys will be here later
[12:21] <phveektor> like 9 hrs time
[12:21] <jnoob22> hestesaks, requesting a mac at my current job a few years back was a big mistake.
[12:21] <phveektor> will like to learn more from u
[12:21] <hestesaks> do tell
[12:21] <jnoob22> i came to hate it within a few months.
[12:22] <phveektor> thnks for the help
[12:22] <Jabo> I wiped OS X off my mac mini and installed ubuntu :)
[12:22] <MonkeyDust> ok guys, we get the point, glad you're excited
[12:22] <jnoob22> one rant... why does Apple do the same crap that M$ did and gets nowhere near the hate and angst?
[12:22] <hestesaks> lets take it over to #ubuntu-chat :)
[12:22] <Laban> Hi! How can I prevent Ubuntu 15.04 from launching X at startup?
[12:22] <jnoob22> sorry MonkeyDust i got .... err.... excited.
[12:23] <jnoob22> Laban, see /etc/inittab
[12:23] <jnoob22> and change default runlevel to 3 instead of 5 (or whatever it is)
[12:23] <MonkeyDust> !text | Laban
[12:23] <EriC^^> Laban: add text ^
[12:24] <jnoob22> heh heh
[12:24] <Laban> Thanks :)
[12:24] <EriC^^> Laban: if you want it permanently you can add it to /etc/default/grub and run sudo update-grub
[12:24] <jnoob22> i am old school.
[12:24] <Laban> jnoob22: Iniittab doesn't exist.
[12:24] <jnoob22> and come from the rhel server world.
[12:24] <Laban> err /etc/inittab.
[12:25] <jnoob22> heh it may not on ubuntu... thanks for bringing that up. just learned something mate.
[12:27] <Bhaal> Anyone have any idea why Gnome won't run in xinerama mode in 15.04???
[12:31] <BluesKaj> !xinerama
[12:32] <Bhaal> BluesKaj: I'm running 6 monitors across 2 GTX660's ... Worked good in 14.10 ... Now neither KDE or Gnome will work in 15.04
[12:33] <Bhaal> I know there is an issue with Qt 5.4 and xinerama ... And it's fixed in Qt 5.5, but that's still in alpha..
[12:34] <Bhaal> So that is the given reason for KDE not working, but I am unsure how that affects Gnome?  Gnome uses Qt now?
[12:35] <maniraja> hello
[12:35] <maniraja> any one there
[12:35] <Ascavasaion> Ask your question ManikM
[12:35] <vooze> !justask
[12:35] <Ascavasaion> oops
[12:35] <Ascavasaion> maniraja:
[12:36] <maniraja> hi
[12:42] <maniraja> hiiii
[12:49] <Bhaal> I asked this last night but don't have link now, can anyone point me to the ppa for qt5.5 alpha for ubuntu desktop?
[12:51] <Bhaal> please
[12:52] <Guest44296> hi,  i am trying to create a offline repo   and the files seem very small,   i doenloaded about 6 files less than 2mb each,,   following the instructions here
[12:52] <Guest44296> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Offline/Repository
[12:53] <Guest44296> im trying to get all the games in it
[12:57] <Bhaal> Ahh found it
[12:58] <Bhaal> or not :/
[13:13] <groot15> I'm using 14.04 lts on a dell latitude e6400. When I try to log in after shutting the cover of my laptop, I can't - the screen freezes at the login. Everything else works perfectly. Anyone know how to solve this problem?
[13:13] <IronicBadger> does anybody here understand PPAs well? why do half the PPAs on launchpad not have a vivid set of published builds?
[13:14] <cfhowlett> IronicBadger, best to consult the ppa publishers.  ppa's are not ubuntu supported
[13:14] <vooze> IronicBadger: probably because their packages are not up to date
[13:14] <cfhowlett> !ppa | IronicBadger
[13:15] <IronicBadger> is there a way, such as there is on the AUR, to flag packages out of date then?
[13:18] <vooze> IronicBadger: nope, thats not how PPAs work :)
[13:18] <vooze> you could contact the PPA maintainer
[13:22] <Jabo> I really hate this https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=129463
[13:22] <semitones> Hello #ubuntu -- here is a question for you: does anybody use ubuntu on a tablet that can replace a laptop?
[13:22] <Jabo> 2003 that thread started, the 'feature' is still there
[13:23] <Jabo> I wish I knew how to remove it
[13:23] <Jabo> remove the empty area
[13:27] <MonkeyDust> !purgeppa
[13:27] <MonkeyDust> !ppa-purge
[13:30] <wakaakwaka> asdfghjkl;'
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> wakaakwaka  great, it works
[13:31] <ndut2> wow
[13:31] <ndut2> ubuntu still not been close
[13:31] <ndut2> see wikileaks
[13:31] <ndut2> ure so dead
[13:31] <Jabo> lol
[13:31] <geirha> wat
[13:32] <MonkeyDust> the is confusing easter with halloween
[13:32] <MonkeyDust> the guy*
[13:32] <cfhowlett> is it that time already?
[13:36] <sunflower> hello
[13:37] <sunflower> My Ubuntu is unable to adjust the volume
[13:38] <MonkeyDust> sunflower  in a terminal, type   alsamixder   is it useful
[13:38] <MonkeyDust> alsamixer
[13:40] <sunflower> <MonkeyDust sure
[13:40] <MonkeyDust> sunflower  can you adjust it to your needs?
[13:40] <semitones> So do people still get help here, or is it mostly all askubuntu now #meta
[13:41] <MonkeyDust> semitones  this is the help channel
[13:43] <sunflower> Yes I try
[13:47] <LMNOP> hi how can i help u
[13:48] <sunflower> I think i can adjust the volume on the menu bar
[13:49] <MonkeyDust> right click on that sound icon
[13:49] <MonkeyDust> sunflower  ^^^
[13:49] <fischli> left-click works also i think
[13:50] <sunflower> No icon
[13:50] <MonkeyDust> sunflower  then how do you adjust it?
[13:50] <fischli> which desktop? unity?
[13:50] <sunflower> yes
[13:51] <LMNOP> is unity based on ubuntu?
[13:51] <MonkeyDust> LMNOP  it's based on gnome
[13:51] <LMNOP> u know what im asking
[13:51] <sunflower> yes
[13:51] <LMNOP> is it based on ubuntu or no
[13:52] <MonkeyDust> LMNOP  no, other distro's use it also
[13:52] <jpds> LMNOP: Err, Unity isn't based on anything.
[13:52] <MonkeyDust> LMNOP  unity is a compiz plugin for gnome3
[13:52] <sunflower> y
[13:52] <LMNOP> yeah right
[13:52] <sunflower> In the settings menu bar to display the volume
[13:52] <LMNOP> ok thanks
[13:53] <sunflower> based
[13:54] <sunflower> The test sound in settings, no output
[13:58] <boolean> morning ... is there another way to disable a service on 12.04 besides removing the sym link in the /etc/rc*.d directories?
[14:02] <boolean> never mind ... answer: update-rc.d <name> disable <runtime>
[14:02] <Synx|hm> If there are config scripts in both /etc/init and /etc/init.d which is being used? service --list-all shows a + for the service however initctrl list also shows the service as started/running
[14:02] <Klapo> guys what should my friend do: 32 not authorized to control networking
[14:03] <MonkeyDust> Klapo  at what moment does that popup, on what system?
[14:03] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: while changing network, xubuntu
[14:03] <memepadproretina> Hey, I dualboot Mate&Window7 is it possible for me to "move" a installed game from windows7 to ubuntu?
[14:03] <MonkeyDust> using which application?
[14:04] <MonkeyDust> Klapo  ^
[14:04] <boolean> Synx|hm: service --list-all  fails as an unrecognized service ( for --list-all I guess )
[14:04] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: default gnome network manager
[14:04] <Synx|hm> boolean: sry ment --status-all
[14:04] <boolean> no worries ... just looked it up :) Thanks
[14:05] <memepadproretina> Anyone?
[14:05] <MonkeyDust> Klapo  which ubuntu version?
[14:05] <boolean> memepadproretina: 2 different os .. doesnt work that way
[14:06] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: 14.10
[14:06] <boolean> memepadproretina: you could get wine and see if the game is supported on it ( winehq.org
[14:06] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: sorry for slow reponds, I'm asking my friend about everything ;p
[14:06] <memepadproretina> The game is supported on linux
[14:06] <memepadproretina> No need for wine
[14:07] <boolean> memepadproretina: it still needs a wrapper to work on linux
[14:07] <memepadproretina> Yeah I see
[14:08] <memepadproretina> Will just re download it then
[14:08] <memepadproretina> Also is it risky to futher extend partition?
[14:08] <MonkeyDust> Klapo  is that wifi or with cable?
[14:08] <boolean> memepadproretina: on a linux box, as long as it is lvm, there should be no risk
[14:08] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: wifi
[14:09] <memepadproretina> okok
[14:09] <ubuntu663> hi, i have set my enviroment variable JAVA_HOME as an export command in ~/.profile but when i check,it has no value why/
[14:10] <LMNOP> hi
[14:10] <sysop2> how can I get the bluetooth button on my bluetooth headset to run script when pressed?
[14:10] <sysop2> hi
[14:11] <LMNOP> hi how can i help u
[14:11] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: any clue?
[14:12] <MonkeyDust> Klapo  no, can't find a solution online  and have never seen the eroor before
[14:14] <shreez> I am running a headless Ubuntu server, and I'm adding a new hard drive to it. Since I can't use gparted, what is the best way to partition the new drive? I read that there can be issues with using Fdisk with drives having more than 1024 cylinders.
[14:15] <MonkeyDust> shreez  try fdisk
[14:15] <MonkeyDust> shreez  oh, you said that
[14:15] <ubuntu647> i have exported my enviroment variable in ~/.profile file but i dont see the value when echoing it why? i am trying to set JAVA_HOME
[14:16] <Klapo> MonkeyDust: mhm, thanks anyway
[14:16] <shreez> MonkeyDust, Yea, the site says fdisk can have issues with really large drives.
[14:17] <shreez> I'm wondering if there is something better than fdisk that I should be using, or if I should just use fdisk.
[14:17] <shreez> Seems like there SHOULD be something better by now...
[14:18] <paakkari> where can i find code for wifi info for CONKY?
[14:24] <Pici> paakkari: You may want to ask the folks in #conky
[14:25] <paakkari> Pici , i did, no answer,
[14:28] <laza> Is there a kernel boot parameter that prevents the message "ACC PCI Probe failed" to show up during boot?
[14:30] <shreez> I created a partition using Fdisk and formatted it ext4 and it is only 2T even though it is ia 5T disk.  How do I get the partition to take up the entire disk?
[14:32] <reisio> shreez: use parted/gdisk instead
[14:32] <shreez> reisio, I don't have a GUI installed on my server.
[14:33] <reisio> shreez: the 'g' doesn't mean GUI or GTK+ in this case
[14:33] <shreez> Ahhh, ok
[14:34] <trijntje> I'm looking to buy a new monitor and I was wondering if there is a way to see the maximum resolution my videocard+fglrx driver supports
[14:34] <reisio> shreez: parted -a optimal -s /dev/FOO mklabel gpt; parted -a optimal -s /dev/FOO mkpart primary ext4 0% 100%
[14:34] <sunflower> How to send pictures?
[14:34] <reisio> sunflower: to whom?
[14:35] <sunflower> here
[14:35] <reisio> sunflower: http://imgur.com/
[14:37] <sunflower>  sunflower:    hi reisio ,How to do it?
[14:38] <reisio> sunflower: there's a button at top left, 'upload images'
[14:44] <caseyd> well I kind of pulled a boner. I wanted to clear out /var/log/ufw.log, so I deleted the file and I figured ufw would recreate it, but it isn't. Now it just isn't logging. I tried to recreate it but I guess I can't get the permissions right. Can anyone help me with the right permissions or a way to get ufw to recreate the file?
[14:46] <reisio> caseyd: what makes you think it has found anything new to log that would've recreated it?
[14:46] <caseyd> reisio, I even set logging to full and it wasn't working
[14:48] <reisio> probably not related to permissions
[14:48] <reisio> but the internet reports this: '-rw-r----- 1 syslog adm'
[14:52] <nith1210> caseyd: Have you stopped and started ufw or restarted the machine?
[14:52] <new2net> i removed the only sudoer account and recreat it (as a sudoer), but forgot to set a password. I can log into the sudoer's account automatically, but can't actually use sudo (password prompt). Any ideas how to recover from this situation without booting another distro and making the non-sudoer account's (with PWs) sudoable?
[14:52] <caseyd> nith1210, both
[14:53] <slidan> i had 14.10 and upgraded to 15.04 with do-release-upgrade now my pc boots up with this: http://imgur.com/hy5iOTl
[14:53] <Guest88112> new2net: can you boot it
[14:54] <nith1210> new2net: Your question boils down to "how to I set an administrative password without the password to an administrative account"
[14:54] <new2net> i can boot it
[14:54] <nith1210> new2net: You must boot another distro, chroot in as root and run passwd. If there's another way, there's a serious security hole.
[14:54] <new2net> so there is no "su -" like on fedora?
[14:55] <EriC__> new2net: you can restart the pc and get a root prompt without a live usb
[14:55] <nith1210> new2net: "sudo -s" will give you a root shell, but you need the password to run it.
[14:55] <KlikkaOSLO> Hello, Anyone here with experience on configuring Kippo on virtual Ubuntu?
[14:55] <bazhang> !info kippo
[14:56] <EriC__> new2net: do you have the root user enabled?
[14:56] <KlikkaOSLO> Ure talking to a complete amatuer with ubuntu :P
[14:56] <new2net> I don't believe I do
[14:56] <EriC__> new2net: ok, can you restart the pc?
[14:57] <nith1210> EriC__ is right, the recovery console will do the same.
[14:58] <new2net> EriC_, yes. I plan on making a live USB with  my laptop (which i still have admin access on). The distro stuck (i'm using it for IRC right now) has another user who wasn't a sudoer (my girlfriend's account) and I think  I can edit /etc/sudoers and just use that account to run passwd my user.
[14:59] <reisio> sunflower: /msg alis list *ubunt*cn
[14:59] <new2net> EriC__: i wanted to avoid that if it was possible to determine what my current password was.
[15:00] <reisio> or *tw
[15:00] <EriC__> new2net: you need to restart and boot into recovery mode and make it read-write and then set your user's password
[15:00] <EriC__> new2net: i dont follow how you're going to edit /etc/sudoers to add your user with your gf's non-sudo account
[15:01] <new2net> EriC__: by mounting the root partition  while booted into another distro
[15:01] <KlikkaOSLO> Feel like im interupting your convo, but still in need of help with kippo if anyone has some knowledge
[15:01] <EriC__> new2net: so you're going to chroot into it? in that case just set your password straight away with passwd<user>
[15:01] <EriC__> * passwd <user>
[15:02] <bazhang> KlikkaOSLO, what is kippo
[15:03] <KlikkaOSLO> HoneyPot
[15:03] <KlikkaOSLO> SSH HoneyPot
[15:03] <bazhang> KlikkaOSLO, what package is that from
[15:05] <Night_Elf> Hi all. I have a software which I built localy. In the sources root-tree there's a file named "server.service". I guess it is a systemd-ish start service file. But where do I place that file and how do I make it active?
[15:05] <EriC__> Night_Elf: i think in /etc/systemd/system , and systemctl enable server.service see the below for more info
[15:06] <EriC__> !systemd
[15:06] <KlikkaOSLO> bazhang, no idea. Been watching some youtube videos and they apt-get install subversion and apt-get python-twisted python
[15:07] <Night_Elf> EriC__: Ah, from 15.04 ! I am on 14.04LTS so it is upstart and I can't use it. Hmm...
[15:07] <bazhang> KlikkaOSLO, so contact the kippo creators, thats not an ubuntu package or issue
[15:07] <new2net> EriC_: is there  a key i normally need to press to change to the recovery boot?
[15:07] <EriC__> new2net: hold shift to get grub > advanced > recovery
[15:08] <new2net> ty. I will try that first
[15:08] <sapath> Hi, if anyone could help me with this: E:Encountered a section with no Package: header, E:Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/dl.google.com_linux_chrome_deb_dists_stable_main_i18n_Translation-en%%5fUS, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[15:08] <EriC__> new2net: drop to root shell then type mount -o remount,rw /
[15:08] <sapath> I got this error just today, when I changed my mirror from Hongkong to Nepal's own
[15:08] <new2net> I've been in grub before. and have notes on that (...aper notes :).. ugh i wish I hadn't ^_^
[15:08] <new2net> ty again
[15:09] <EriC__> np
[15:11] <sapath> Fixed.
[15:14] <Night_Elf> Is /etc/rc.local read and acted upon by upstart ?
[15:14] <vcoinminer> hi my upstart conf with "env" part doesn't work, my app couldn't get env, can somebody help?  here is the config : https://gist.github.com/anonymous/af5d1474a60c9cebb4af     thanks
[15:16] <bobo-bu> witam
[15:17] <MonkeyDust> vcoinminer  i guess #bash would be a better place to ask
[15:17] <vcoinminer> MonkeyDust :D thanks
[15:25] <crack> hey guys
[15:25] <crack> is it possible to install a package while another package is installing?
[15:25] <crack> i keep getting something something locked
[15:26] <crack> is that normal or it's just me
[15:26] <nith1210> crack: You can't, and yes it's completely normal.
[15:26] <crack> ok thanks
[15:27] <robin-hero> hi all! I installed Ubuntu 15.04 (but I experinced this problem with an upgraded 15.04 too) last week. I have a wireless internet access and sometimes it doesn't work. tHe icon is showing it is connected, but I don't have IP address. I need to reconnect manually. I don't experience this with other releases. Any idea? Maybe something wrong with systemd?
[15:28] <robin-hero> I experience this about 5/10 boots
[15:40] <shlomocomputer> Is there a way to manually mount partitions during installation?
[15:41] <shlomocomputer> Ex.: Format an exotic filesystem, install, then chroot and rebuild initramfs and grub-install manually
[15:42] <nith1210> shlomocomputer: If you're using the ubuntu livecd/usb, I do this by going to "try" first, then poping open a root terminal
[15:42] <nith1210> shlomocomputer: The installer works as an app from within the "try" so I can manually do pre and post installation work.
[15:43] <shlomocomputer> sure, but then when you "Choose something else" in the GUI for partitioning, you can't select a filesystem if Ubiquity doesn't know about it
[15:43] <nith1210> If you go to try, open a terminal, apt-get install your exotic filesystem, then run ubiquity afterwards, it still doesn't see said fs?
[15:44] <shlomocomputer> Even something as simple as, "Use my swap partition that I created with mkswap -L MyLabel /dev/sda3"
[15:44] <BluesKaj> no option to format for ext4? ...never used that option since I usually do the manual option
[15:44] <shlomocomputer> nith1210:  nope
[15:45] <nith1210> shlomocomputer: interesting. Sorry, i've no idea. I follow a similar set to setup my raid but I suppose it's different.
[15:45] <piratard> hello
[15:46] <shlomocomputer> nith1210:  I lucked out with my current setup b/c I formatted my root partition ext4 and then added Flashcache later, which you can do
[15:47] <shlomocomputer> but suppose I was working with bcache instead.  There, you have to prepare the backing store prior to mkfs/mount
[15:47] <capruro> hullo
[15:47] <shlomocomputer> In Arch Linux they used to have a GUI (ncurses) but you could opt for manual install
[15:48] <shlomocomputer> Any Archers in here btw?  :)
[15:48] <shlomocomputer> anyway thanks
[15:49] <shreez> Ugh, ok, I'm trying to partition a drive using parted, and when I get it partitioned and mounted it only shows the size as 1003K instead of the entire 5TB...  Any idea how to troubleshoot what I'm doing wrong?
[15:50] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  I'm gonna try to help you
[15:50] <shreez> shlomocomputer, Thanks so much!  :)
[15:51] <Tangerine> hi everyone, how can I make the clock show the date in ubuntu 14.x
[15:51] <Tangerine> 14.04 LTS
[15:52] <capruro> shreez: gparted show you a partition of 5TB?
[15:52] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  Please paste output of "parted -l" (as superuser) to http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[15:52] <Tangerine> i found solutions for 12.X and 13.X but they aren't working in 14.04
[15:52] <xangua> aaah. go to time settings¿
[15:53] <shlomocomputer> Tangerine:  Click on "Clock" tab
[15:53] <Tangerine> oh how did I not see this option before
[15:53] <Tangerine> thanks
[15:53] <shreez> shlomocomputer, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11080973/
[15:53] <shlomocomputer> :) plezh
[15:53] <shlomocomputer> k
[15:54] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  What gave you the idea you had only a tiny partition?
[15:55] <shreez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11081006/
[15:55] <shreez> shlomocomputer, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11081006/
[15:56] <Goose_> Hey everyone
[15:57] <Goose_> How can I make the command 'screenfetch | lolcat' load at startup
[15:57] <Goose_> ?
[15:58] <teward> Goose_: at what point in the startup process?
[15:59] <Goose_> I just want it on my desktop when I log in
[15:59] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  Please paste "dumpe2fs -h /dev/sde1" as superuser
[16:00] <capruro> shreez: can you paste  a dmesg... becouse I'know that there is a problem whit FS large more then 5TB
[16:01] <broman> can anyone help me? lsusb shows Bus 001 Device 004: ID 03f0:2605 Hewlett-Packard ScanJet 3800c ----- but sane-find-scanner shows # No USB scanners found ... what should i do?
[16:01] <shreez> shlomocomputer, Here you go!  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11081091/
[16:03] <shreez> capruro, I just get [411021.947943] EXT4-fs (sde1): mounted filesystem without journal. Opts: (null)
[16:04] <shreez> capruro, No other messages when I mount the fs
[16:04] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  I presume that you've formatted and reformatted it
[16:04] <shreez> shlomocomputer, I thought parted did that...  How do I need to format it?
[16:05] <shlomocomputer> Try to do it like this, as superuser:  umount /dev/sde1 && mkfs.ext4  /dev/sde1
[16:06] <shlomocomputer> That (or some variation) is the underlying command
[16:07] <shreez> shlomocomputer, That's it!
[16:07] <shreez> Show's 4.6T now!
[16:07] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  Great.  I've never used parted; it must be doing some kind of magic
[16:08] <shreez> shlomocomputer, What do you use?
[16:08] <shlomocomputer> People swear by it but I've always had a good experience with gdisk and mkfs.whatever_file_system_you_want
[16:08] <shreez> Never used gdisk. Perhaps I should be using that one...  :)
[16:09] <capruro> shlomocomputer: LOL good job!
[16:09] <shreez> shlomocomputer, I'm a total noob, but even a Google search didn't really help me with this one!
[16:10] <xchatter> Hi when updating I get an error at least once a week now: Failed to fetch http://ch.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/vivid-updates/main/i18n/Translation-en  Hash Sum mismatch
[16:10] <shlomocomputer> Happy to help.  parted seems overly complex to me; not sure why they use that as default.
[16:10] <xchatter> Why could this be. If I wait one day it is gone.
[16:10] <xchatter> Usually.
[16:10] <shreez> shlomocomputer, Well, thanks so much! You win one internet from me today!
[16:10] <shlomocomputer> I have a correspondence with the guy who wrote gdisk--he is an extremely active community member and his software is solid and friendly
[16:11] <shreez> shlomocomputer, I will probably use that next time.
[16:11] <shreez> shlomocomputer, Looking at a Google search it seems to be quite a bit easier to use.
[16:11] <shlomocomputer> My please.  Now hopefully my karma will get my question answered:  Is there any such thing as manual installation, a la Arch Linux?
[16:11] <shlomocomputer> ^ my pleasure
[16:12] <shreez> shlomocomputer, Does a server install give you something close to what you want?
[16:13] <shlomocomputer> shreez:  never tried it
[16:13] <shlomocomputer> Doubtful, because I do want a nice *buntu desktop after all
[16:13] <capruro> shlomocomputer: I don't understand what are you looking for?
[16:14] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: you want to install ubuntu like arch? manually?
[16:14] <MonkeyDust> shlomocomputer  i guess what you want, is a !mini installation, so you can choose what to install
[16:14] <capruro> shlomocomputer: <EriC__> question?
[16:15] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  yeah
[16:16] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: install arch then
[16:17] <MonkeyDust> !mini | shlomocomputer
[16:18] <shlomocomputer> MonkeyDust:  Cool.  Is the text-based installer a package that I could apt-get during a live session with a desktop CD?
[16:18] <solsTiCe> hi. I have an intel i3 using intel_pstate and powersave governor the default. It is supposed to run at minimum frequency but in fact frquency is at 1.7MHz the max being 1.8MHz. so why is it so high ? cpu usage is not high. I hav eonly chromium running
[16:19] <MonkeyDust> shlomocomputer  yes, you can download it from a live session, but then save it to a safe place
[16:21] <shlomocomputer> MonkeyDust:  Well, I guess I meant, is the text-based installer itself a package that I could install into the live session (the way you e.g. install xfsprogs if you need to mount xfs during a live session), and then run within the desktop LiveCD
[16:21] <penguser> hi, I am wondering if someone can give me feedback about upgrades from 14.10 to 15.04 - how did it work for you? etc.
[16:22] <shlomocomputer> it would be like, server-style installation of desktop Ubuntu
[16:22] <OerHeks> penguser, please don't poll, what is your issue with upgrading?
[16:22] <penguser> I found 'how-to's' - it seems straightforward but I wonder if it is like that for most users :)
[16:22] <OerHeks> 1894 answers?
[16:22] <vonsyd0w> shlomocomputer, are you going to run unity or another desktop environment?
[16:23] <penguser> not a poll; just wondering if there's anything to watch out for - i.e. surprises
[16:23] <penguser> I'm running Gnome ...currently using classic
[16:24] <shlomocomputer> I guess I or someone would just sift through Ubiquity source code and eventually come up with a walk-through.  I certainly would love an Arch-style fine-grained installation in conjunction with Ubuntu.  Best of both worlds IMO
[16:24] <EriC__> penguser: purge unneeded ppa's and you should be ok
[16:25] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: like what do you want to customize?
[16:25] <MonkeyDust> shlomocomputer  if you're skilled enough, feel free to contribute to ubuntu
[16:25] <shlomocomputer> brb
[16:26] <EriC__> you pick the locale when you start the installer, and you can partition manually.. arch you just have to do everything manually
[16:26] <penguser> EriC__, sorry, but, how do I know which ppa's are unneeded?
[16:27] <EriC__> penguser: if you're not using them remove them, ppa's usually break upgrades
[16:27] <OerHeks> All ppa's are disabled during upgrade, btw
[16:28] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  For example, I want to manually create a swap partition with a label.  Or, I'm using LXLE which doesn't have xfsprogs by default, install it, format root partition xfs, mount it, install Ubuntu, chroot post-install, apt-get install xfsprogs (into the target) and redo mkinitramfs/grub-install
[16:29] <shlomocomputer> ^partition^space
[16:29] <EriC__> penguser: ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ should show the ppa sources
[16:30] <jzp113> hi someone use nodejs?
[16:31] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: you can do all that in ubuntu already, create the xfs and swap and choose them in the installer
[16:31] <shlomocomputer> jzp113:  Node, nodebody ujses nodejs.  (sorry)
[16:31] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  can't if Ubiquity doesn't know about a certain fs
[16:31] <jzp113> shlomocomputer, I use apt-get install nodejs
[16:32] <shlomocomputer> and in the case of mkswap -L MyLabel, Ubiquity insists on reformatting your swap space no matter what.  No option to use without format
[16:32] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: pretty sure it knows about xfs
[16:32] <shlomocomputer> jzp113:  What's your question?
[16:33] <RNeville> how do I check for system updates for Ubuntu
[16:33] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: just change the label later then, or don't pick it as swap and add it to your fstab
[16:33] <EriC__> RNeville: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:33] <jzp113> I input node in commend it show me /usr/bin/env: node: No such file or directory
[16:33] <RNeville> thx EriC__
[16:33] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  Not LXLE, as I mentioned.  Or suppose I want f2fs on stock Ubuntu 14.04.2.  Or Reiserfs.
[16:34] <jzp113> but I input nodejs is all right how to change nodejs to node
[16:34] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: it supports reiserfs
[16:35] <shlomocomputer> jzp113:  add a line "alias node=nodejs" in ~/.bashrc?
[16:35] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  F2fs then.  You need a PPA and the userspace tools
[16:36] <shlomocomputer> Or zfsonlinux
[16:36] <shlomocomputer> Point is, mount partitions manually and then install packages to the target as normal
[16:37] <MonkeyDust> shlomocomputer  what is your end goal in ubuntu?
[16:37] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: ok, work on adding f2fs support in ubiquity
[16:39] <shlomocomputer> MonkeyDust, EriC__:  It's not a philosophical question, clearly there's no support for what I'm talking about, I'd be happy to contribute something like what I'm describing, thanks
[16:40] <harishkrupo> is there any utility which can undelete my files in ext4?
[16:40] <EriC__> !info testdisk | harishkrupo
[16:40] <reisio> yes, a number
[16:41] <MonkeyDust> !contribute > shlomocomputer start here
[16:41] <jzp113> shlomocomputer, ln -s /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/local/bin/node I run this
[16:41] <capruro> shlomocomputer: miniiso don't do it what you ask... you want a clear installation like arch, right?
[16:41] <jzp113> shlomocomputer, but it doesn't work
[16:42] <shlomocomputer> capruro:  yeah, individual terminal commands
[16:42] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: ubuntu doesn't support f2fs out of the box, arch does recently
[16:42] <shlomocomputer> jzp113:  What doesn't work?  Making the link, or running it?
[16:43] <jzp113> making the link.and run the node doesn't work shlomocomputer
[16:43] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  Thanks.  My question is not about filesystems but rather about the ability to manually install userspace tools for any arbitrary exotic filesystem and _mount_partitions_manually_ pre-installation (<- the three active words)
[16:44] <shlomocomputer> jzp113:  It has to be executable:  sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/theLink
[16:45] <EriC__> my point is that ubuntu won't do that, i think
[16:45] <capruro> shlomocomputer: I don't know if exist a distro of ubuntu whit a manual installation, you can try to press Alt+F1 or install in live. But I'm not sure that's work
[16:45] <EriC__> so in order for that to work, you'd have to add the support to ubiquity
[16:46] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  yep, seems so.
[16:46] <shlomocomputer> A walk-through on the wiki or in the forums shouldn't be a horrible challenge
[16:47] <EriC__> i'd like to see that happen as an option, but i sincerely doubt it would happen, a manual install like arch
[16:47] <shlomocomputer> just did apt-get source ubiquity
[16:48] <shlomocomputer> Sigh...gotta figure out what to do this summer.  Maybe this'll be my computer project.
[16:48] <harishkrupo> i want to recover some files but testdisk seems to recover partitions
[16:48] <capruro> :P
[16:48] <EriC__> harishkrupo: press p over the partition to list the files
[16:49] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: yeah maybe some day it'll happen though
[16:49] <robhol> I've set up a samba share, restarted smbd. Can't reach it from my windows PC, nothing gets logged to smbd.log when I try, iptables is set to ACCEPT. the server is otherwise reachable. any tips for further troubleshooting? :p
[16:50] <shlomocomputer> EriC__:  cheers, take care
[16:50] <robhol> (the server itself isn't reachable through samba*)
[16:51] <capruro> robhol: can you pastebin of smb.conf
[16:51] <harishkrupo> can somebody give me a small tut on how to use this utility testdisk, i am in a hurry
[16:52] <EriC__> shlomocomputer: you too
[16:52] <OerHeks> harishkrupo, there is, http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[16:53] <EriC__> harishkrupo: press p over the partition after you do a quick search or deep search ( let it run a bit just until it finds the partitions ), then press c to copy the files and choose where and press C to copy,
[16:53] <EriC__> harishkrupo: or you can select a bunch of files, and press C to copy them all, then C after you select the destination
[16:54] <EriC__> harishkrupo: a heads-up though, ext4 and testdisk don't play well
[16:54] <robhol> capruro: https://gist.github.com/c1b05a0224edeb5ff206  not the whole config, but the rest is unchanged
[16:54] <fearnothing> can anyone tell me how I might figure out why my syslog-ng hasn't been writing new logs for a while?
[16:54] <EriC__> harishkrupo: there's photorec that searches for files you want and recovers them, it might work better
[16:55] <EriC__> fearnothing: type df -h
[16:55] <fearnothing> 99GB of space...
[16:56] <harishkrupo> trying...
[16:56] <harishkrupo> but it doesnt seem to find properly
[16:56] <harishkrupo> will try photorec
[16:57] <EriC__> what do you mean?
[16:57] <capruro> robhol: is security set as USER in global ?
[16:57] <EriC__> which type of file are you trying to recover?
[16:57] <robhol> capruro: is what set as what where? I just followed the guide
[16:57] <robhol> I don't actually know jack :p
[16:58] <robhol> I just installed samba a second ago, so whatever it is is default
[16:58] <capruro> robhol: on the top of the conf file there is GLOBAL
[16:59] <allegorical> if i boot linux from USB, is it a concern to overwrite hard disk contents?
[16:59] <capruro> robhol: can you pastebin full smb.conf file
[16:59] <MonkeyDust> allegorical  no, your hard disk stays untouched
[16:59] <robhol> capruro: sec
[17:00] <harishkrupo> unfortunately testdisk found the deleted directories but couldn't find the files inside it
[17:00] <allegorical> so there is no way to tamper with it in the usb booted linux?
[17:01] <NeverHere> Hi all, I configured dchp3 and gave my server a static address of <IP_ADDRESS> but for some reason dhcp is still handing it the address of <IP_ADDRESS>. Any ideas why?
[17:01] <allegorical> hmm, maybe i should finish the linux command line book (esp. chapter on mounting drives)
[17:01] <jpds> NeverHere: Did you make sure to kill off dhclient?
[17:02] <NeverHere> u.u
[17:02] <NeverHere> no
[17:02] <robhol> capruro: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11081934/
[17:02] <preyalone> Help, RUN apt-get install -y build-essential in docker (base ubuntu:12.04) complains "Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux/linux-libc-dev_3.2.0-77.112_amd64.deb  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]"
[17:04] <capruro> robhol: you want share only home dir?
[17:04] <fearnothing> EriC__ - any other suggestions for troubleshooting syslog-ng?
[17:04] <archheretic> Hi I have a problem getting sound on my tv when using HDMI
[17:05] <robhol> capruro: I was thinking of a specific dir, just used that for testing purposes
[17:05] <fearnothing> the service is running, I'm definitely receiving events on the relevant port, I can't find any error messages in my other log files
[17:06] <NeverHere> Wouldn't a static assignment in /etc/networking/interfaces stop the dhcp client anyway?
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[17:06] <robhol> rofl, that was quick
[17:09] <EriC__> fearnothing: is the service running?
[17:11] <fearnothing> yep
[17:11] <capruro> robhol: try this conf file http://paste.ubuntu.com/11082029/
[17:11] <fearnothing> haven't modified the config files since 3rd april, last event received was on 17th april
[17:11] <fearnothing> had a bit of downtime while I moved house, which was on the 19th
[17:11] <capruro> and then restart smb and lunch testparm /etc/samba/smb.conf
[17:12] <robhol> I think that IP block will cause problems, as it's not on the local net :p  anyway, I think I might be better off sticking to SFTP
[17:12] <robhol> it's starting to occur to me that samba may not be ideal over the internet?
[17:13] <archheretic> I think my HDMI is card 0 device 8,  when I write: speaker-test -c wav -D plughw:0,8 the command is running, but I get no sound on my tv
[17:14] <smw> robhol, windows filesharing is not made for the internet
[17:14] <capruro> robhol: you must open port on router to forward smb outside local network
[17:14] <robhol> heh, fair enough
[17:14] <capruro> but is very slowly
[17:15] <robhol> capruro: there's no router as such, it's a dedi
[17:15] <robhol> but really, I'm dropping the whole samba idea, SFTP will cut it. I just can't mount it on my Windows machine, but that's survivable. Thanks anyway!
[17:16] <archheretic> aplay -l  gives me multiple cards and devices, but it lists HDMI2 as card 0 device 8,  on the application Display, my HDMI display is marked as HDMI2
[17:17] <archheretic> Am I wrong in asumpting that card 0 device 8 is indeed the correct audio input ?
[17:20] <archheretic> Stream parameters are 48000Hz, S16_LE, 1 channels
[17:20] <archheretic> Using 16 octaves of pink noise
[17:20] <archheretic> Rate set to 48000Hz (requested 48000Hz)
[17:20] <archheretic> is it playing at multiple ranges or just 48000hz ?
[17:20] <archheretic> if its the later then how Im a supposed to hear it? :p
[17:24] <kanazuchi> oieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[17:25] <archheretic> not getting sound on any the hardware devices listed with  aplay -l =/
[17:25] <kanazuchi> noffa, quanta gente aqui
[17:26] <daftykins> archheretic: 48kHz is a sample rate, not a frequency
[17:26] <archheretic> I tried using a song on my computer
[17:26] <archheretic> aplay -D plughw:1,1 "Viking K 5".wav
[17:26] <archheretic> ah I see
[17:27] <archheretic> well I tried with a song to, playing on all the listed  card and devices
[17:27] <archheretic> no sound
[17:27] <daftykins> have you checked your volume levels/
[17:27] <daftykins> ?
[17:28] <BluesKaj> archheretic, to find card 0 do: cat /proc/asound/modules
[17:29] <penguser> EriC__, I'm using some ppa's
[17:29] <archheretic> archheretic@archheretic-P17SM:~$ cat /proc/asound/modules
[17:29] <archheretic>  0 snd_hda_intel
[17:29] <archheretic>  1 snd_hda_intel
[17:29] <EriC__> penguser: which ones?
[17:29] <penguser> 1 is with xorg-edgers
[17:29] <EriC__> penguser: oh, that's a graphics ppa
[17:29] <penguser> yeah for my nvidia driver
[17:29] <archheretic> Im not sure if my problem is related to having an integrated GPU + a proper card
[17:30] <penguser> right?
[17:31] <penguser> and tualatrix ppa
[17:31] <archheretic> Im not sure if my problem is related to having an integrated GPU + a dedicated GPU
[17:31] <dbugger> Hi guys. In linux containers, when doing a fancy listing ("lxc-ls -f"), is there a way to order the listing by IP?
[17:31] <penguser> don't remember adding that one ... lol
[17:31] <penguser> but, that's all of them
[17:33] <BluesKaj> archheretic, your audio driver is probly not loading, sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel , there won't be any output from the command if the driver loads properly, then reboot , but also make sure allyou vol ctls in alsamixewr are turned up and automute is disabled
[17:34] <BluesKaj> alsamixer that is
[17:35] <penguser> I think I should remove that one....?   doesn't look like it has updates for vervet?
[17:35] <penguser> what method is recommended for ppa removal?
[17:35] <EriC__> !ppa-purge | penguser
[17:36] <penguser> oh yeah... just read up on ppa-purge
[17:36] <penguser> thanks
[17:37] <jmfurlott> I have ubuntu installed on /dev/sda and I recently installed windows on another hdd on /dev/sdb. How can I get grub to show me both drives on startup?
[17:37] <EriC__> jmfurlott: sudo update-grub
[17:38] <kartojal> Hi, where can i make ubuntu/launchpad/bzr package questions? is there any channel for that?
[17:38] <preyalone> mitigating the missing precise 12.04 build-essential dependencies by using debian:jessie
[17:39] <jmfurlott> EriC__: That is only "finding" linux images.  should I expect to see windows being found?
[17:40] <trism> dbugger: maybe use the -F switch too and pass in the ipv4 as the first column, then use sort?
[17:43] <OerHeks> !info os-prober
[17:44] <BluesKaj> jmfurlott, run sudo os-prober, then run, sudo update-grub
[17:44] <archheretic> I still  dont get any audio output on my HDMI, even after sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel  and reboot
[17:44] <archheretic> My volume settings looks ok
[17:45] <archheretic> nevemind
[17:45] <archheretic> got it to work
[17:45] <BluesKaj> archheretic, make sure your pcm and spdif ctls aren't muted
[17:45] <dbugger> trism, can you write me the command. Im not sure what you mean
[17:46] <archheretic> Had to disable the computers own stereo speakers
[17:46] <ioria> jmfurlott, try sudo parted -l    and check if one is GPT and the other is msdos
[17:48] <ablest1980> how do i see how much ram i have installed?
[17:48] <Munt> hey folks, does anyone here have the time to handhold me through setting up a server on an ubuntu machine for serving websites via my purchaced domain?       I have ubuntu installed, the webserver active, the ports are forwrded so people can see it online.        now I am left wondering how to set up the server to a dynamic dns service and have it utilise my domain name
[17:48] <trism> dbugger: sudo lxc-ls -f -F 'ipv4,name,state,autostart' | sort; you could probably make it a bit nicer trimming off the first two lines, maybe modifying some sort arguments
[17:48] <ioria> free
[17:49] <dbugger> trism, I see what you mean. Thanks for the tip
[17:49] <vlt> Munt: You could setup a CNAME record for your domain and then ddclient on ubuntu to keep your dyndns record updated.
[17:52] <Munt> vlt:  I am seeing that i need to use an “A” as apposed to a CNAME record to link my domain via dyndns is that right ?
[17:52] <Munt> sorry i might be in a little over my head
[17:55] <Tri0b> Hi ! Can someone explain to me how to know the nvidia driver used by my system ?
[17:55] <daftykins> dpkg -l | grep nvidia
[17:55] <daftykins> or read /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:56] <vlt> Munt: The CNAME record points from yourdomain.net to your_dyndns_domain.net where you have an A record pointing to your current IP address.
[17:56] <Munt> thanks vlt!
[17:56] <Tri0b> thank you :)
[17:57] <Darpanet> so i boot my laptop with ubuntu, i opened GParted to try and fix my partitions, because there is an issue with my HDD, but there is nothing. i don't see any devices "no devices detected" how could i fix this ? I am trying to setup a partition to install windblows :(
[17:57] <Munt> Once I get the site setup … so you know of any services that will pen. test my server for obvious mistakes in my config ?
[17:57] <Munt> do *
[17:58] <vlt> Munt: Could you name one example of such an obvious config mistake, please?
[17:59] <OerHeks> Darpanet, ubuntu recommends to install windows first, then ubuntu.
[17:59] <Darpanet> but this is not what i am doing
[18:00] <n3ss3s> I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 in VBox, with a virtual size of 20GB. I'm trying to install a large package (CUDA), and I'm getting "E: You don't have enough free space in /var/cache/apt/archives/". I've tried sudo apt-get autoclean (and clean) - is there something I can/need to do from the Ubuntu side or should I head to #vbox
[18:00] <daftykins> n3ss3s: pastebin a "df -h" ?
[18:00] <n3ss3s> http://pastebin.com/Bn2EU0TS
[18:01] <daftykins> that was quick
[18:01] <n3ss3s> The disk was originally 8 gigs, used VBoxManage modifyhd to change virtual size to 20GB
[18:01] <n3ss3s> Haha I was just going to do it anyway
[18:01] <daftykins> why not attach a second disk to the machine and mount it to /var/cache/apt/archives/ then try again - but you have practically no space there
[18:01] <Munt__> Just me having connection issues ?
[18:01] <daftykins> if you ran tune2fs you could remove the 5% reserved for root space on the partition but i'd not hugely recommend it
[18:02] <n3ss3s> Well thing is VBox shows it has a virtual size of 20GB so it should be able to grow, but I don't fully understand how that actually works
[18:02] <hydruid> I installed ubuntu 14.04 on a machine from a usb stick, and somehow managed to confuse grub. Grub wants to boot the USB stick instead of the hard drive
[18:02] <daftykins> n3ss3s: actually you said 20GB and yet i see a 5.3GB sda1, hrmm
[18:02] <daftykins> n3ss3s: can you run "sudo parted -l | pastebinit" ?
[18:02] <hydruid> If I pull the USB stick the system never boots, if I put it in and tell it to boot to the usb, the system will boot normally lol
[18:03] <daftykins> hydruid: GRUB went on the wrong device, reinstall it to the disk
[18:03] <hydruid> daftykins: yes i agree, not sure how to do that
[18:03] <Darpanet> so i boot my laptop with ubuntu, i opened GParted to try and fix my partitions, because there is an issue with my HDD, but there is nothing. i don't see any devices "no devices detected" how could i fix this ? I am trying to setup a partition to install windblows :( Help ? pls.
[18:03] <n3ss3s> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11082722/
[18:03] <daftykins> !grub
[18:03] <hydruid> daftykins: thank you
[18:03] <n3ss3s> Hmph, no sign of the promised 20 gigs
[18:03] <daftykins> n3ss3s: hrmm doesn't look good, it seems to think it's 8.5GB odd only :<
[18:04] <OerHeks> Darpanet, how big is that drive? over 2 tb?
[18:04] <Darpanet> 120GB OerHeks
[18:04] <OerHeks> Darpanet, and how do you tell there are issues with your partitions, what type of partitions?
[18:05] <LIFE^> hello there, may someone tell me how can install java script on my ubuntu 12.4
[18:05] <pbx> LIFE^, i assume you mean outside a web browser?  like rhino? node.js? say more
[18:06] <LIFE^> i have a dedicated server
[18:06] <LIFE^> and i installed rutorrent + fileupload plugin
[18:06] <hydruid> daftykins: worked perfect! Thjank you again
[18:06] <LIFE^> the fileupload plugin need java script to be installed in order to work
[18:07] <LIFE^> i did follow some thread , topics through the web
[18:07] <LIFE^> but nothing works for me
[18:07] <LIFE^> let me give you a pic for what i have
[18:07] <vlt> n3ss3s: In case no one has mentioned it yet: `resize2fs -p /dev/sda1`
[18:08] <Fayzor> olá
[18:08] <OerHeks> LIFE^, did you install openjdk-7-jre-headless ?
[18:09] <LIFE^> http://i.imgur.com/t44vWn5.png
[18:09] <LIFE^> i think so
[18:09] <LIFE^> how can i know if i did installed it already ?
[18:10] <daftykins> dpkg -l | grep openjdk
[18:10] <vlt> n3ss3s: Hmmm no ... I just saw your second paste that shows the block device's size.
[18:10] <LIFE^> •daftykins• may i PM you with the results ?
[18:10] <daftykins> vlt: heh yeah not much point resizing when there's no space to resize with :D
[18:10] <daftykins> LIFE^: no
[18:10] <daftykins> !paste
[18:11] <OerHeks> java -showversion
[18:11] <LIFE^> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11082824/
[18:12] <daftykins> so as you can see, you do indeed have the package suggested installed
[18:12] <daftykins> however two versions of 0o
[18:13] <LIFE^> okay so what is the problem with the script i use ?
[18:13] <LIFE^> keep telling me that there is no java script installed
[18:13] <OerHeks> maybe it is looking at the wrong java version, not headless.
[18:13] <OerHeks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java#Choosing_the_default_Java_to_use
[18:18] <Darpanet> OerHeks: when i click format in the windows install screen it returns an error "cant format drive" and in ubuntu the partition manager does not show any device.
[18:19] <OerHeks> Darpanet, sounds like a hdd failure then ?
[18:20] <OerHeks> replace it, and try again
[18:22] <ioria> LIFE^ have you tried with   about:config  in firefox ?
[18:23] <ReGiStRaS> Hi guys...I used to be able to copy from the VM host to Ubuntu 14 but I can't seem to do it with 15
[18:24]  * Guest32171 wave hello
[18:25] <daftykins> ReGiStRaS: using what virt tech?
[18:28] <ReGiStRaS> what do u mean by virt tech?
[18:30] <daftykins> ReGiStRaS: vmware, virtualbox, KVM...
[18:32] <trtfrg> hello
[18:37] <inconceivable> Just received an old Windows XP computer tower, but am lacking an extra monitor right now. Is there any way to send the vga output from the XP to my Ubuntu laptop's VGA port so that it could be displayed on my laptop screen?
[18:38] <daftykins> inconceivable: no that'll be VGA out only.
[18:38] <daftykins> also XP era machine? probably best going right back where you got it :P
[18:38] <finley> No vga can't be used as a input (unless you have a special graphics card) there are network solution though that you can use, but they can be unreliable
[18:39] <inconceivable> daftykins: Yeah I know, but it was free :)
[18:39] <inconceivable> finley: What kinds of solutions?
[18:39] <daftykins> there's nothing you'll be able to set up without a screen for initial setup
[18:40] <finley> xdmx
[18:40] <finley> http://dmx.sourceforge.net/
[18:40] <inconceivable> Thank you finley, I'll give it a try.
[18:40] <inconceivable> daftykins: I might be able to find one for initial setup.
[18:41] <Silenced_v2> Guys ! How to host a website using ubuntu server ? I need a detailed explanation . Suggest me some links please
[18:41] <daftykins> but obviously you shouldn't be touching XP so presumably you're gonna wipe it for lubuntu/xubuntu?
[18:41] <daftykins> Silenced_v2: look up ubuntu LAMP and go nuts.
[18:41] <daftykins> but be prepared for some real learning
[18:41] <inconceivable> daftykins: I was considering it.
[18:41] <Silenced_v2> daftykins: OKAY :D
[18:43] <inconceivable> daftykins: If I were to switch to lubuntu or xubuntu, were there any solutions you had in mind?
[18:43] <daftykins> for what
[18:44] <inconceivable> daftykins: my original problem
[18:44] <daftykins> there are tonnes of remote desktop technologies, so if you really looked into it i doubt you'd go more than 5 seconds without tripping over a few
[18:45] <eight> hey o
[18:45] <kartojal> Hi all! :) Can someone help me a bit with launchpad PPA? I have a error while building a single binary package :/
[18:45] <MonkeyDust> inconceivable  try rdesktop
[18:46] <inconceivable> thank you daftykins
[18:47] <inconceivable> MonkeyDust: Okay, I'll try it.
[18:47] <MonkeyDust> inconceivable  in a terminakl, type this to start: man rdesktop
[18:48] <inconceivable> MonkeyDust: Yes, thank you.
[18:48] <inconceivable> already sudo apt-getting
[18:49] <inconceivable> MonkeyDust: Oh! This one can work with XP, that's cool.
[18:49] <zykotick9> kartojal: terminology problem i think... building a binary would be difficult, as it's already built ;)
[18:50] <n3ss3s> So after using GParted, parted -l actually shows the 20GB, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11082722/
[18:51] <n3ss3s> Ugh wrong link
[18:51] <daftykins> n3ss3s: err, i don't see it...
[18:51] <daftykins> :D
[18:51] <n3ss3s> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11083367/
[18:51] <jack_> hey, i installed 32 bit ubuntu on this computer because that's all i had at the time.  but its a 64 bit machine.  so is there any way to use apt to switch it to 64 bit?
[18:51] <n3ss3s> However, it still says I don't have enough size for the package
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> inconceivable  basically, it's   rdesktop -u [XP username] [XP ip address]
[18:52] <zykotick9> jack_: nope, reinstalling would be required
[18:52] <daftykins> n3ss3s: well yeah because your partition is the same isn't it, you're not making *use* of the larger disk. you need to swapoff, delete swap, delete extended, resize sda1, recreate swap, swapon, then do it :) (ideally from a live session)
[18:52] <inconceivable> MonkeyDust: Okay, will do.
[18:52] <jack_> dang.  i did so much to it
[18:52] <jack_> welp.  guess so.  thx, i guess
[18:53] <pquill3> Hi-running 14.04 LTS on dell latitude e6400. When I close my laptop cover, the screen freezes at the login screen. Everything else works perfect. Has anyone experienced this problem?
[18:55] <n3ss3s> wow that was easy thanks daftykins
[18:55] <n3ss3s> I had sort of done that, except I didn't delete extended in the middle
[18:56] <daftykins> ah, surely it would've disallowed resizing sda1 with it still there
[18:56] <crumpr> good evening, is there a way to add an openvpn connection to networkmanager (and adding the password for the key) via script??
[18:56] <n3ss3s> yeah I didnt resize sda1, I resized extended to take up the space
[18:56] <daftykins> ah
[18:56] <n3ss3s> I thought extended would actually be used
[18:57] <daftykins> extended partitions are simply a 'frame' for logical drives to exist within, in your case the only logical drive was the swap partition
[18:57] <BluesKaj> crumpr, install network-manager-oprnvpn
[18:58] <BluesKaj> err open
[19:05] <paakkari> im thinking of custom my own ubuntu cd/usb with my preferences and programs on it so i just can install it on a computer so i dont need to install a lot of stuff before i can use it, and when im googling it it says if i want to make an install cd or a live cd, so my question is if i can custom my own ubuntu live cd and install from it?
[19:06] <ReGiStRaS> Hi guys...I used to be able to copy from the VM host to Ubuntu 14 but I can't seem to do it with 15. I'm using VMware Workstation
[19:07] <Smither> anyone here use fail2ban? What exactly does the jail usedns setting do?
[19:08] <checkmatein1> http://en.lichess.org/4v5CFVHL
[19:13] <crumpr> BluesKaj, I've installed network-manager-oprnvpn but afaik it only helps me in adding openvpn connections interactively by clicking. or is there a scripting interface?
[19:18] <BluesKaj> crumpr, yes , usually the vpn server has some sort of  shell script you can download and run and install that integrates with network-manager-openvpn
[19:26] <johny__> czesc
[19:26] <johny__> czy ktos mial problem z tworzeniem startowego dysku USB pod ubuntu?
[19:27] <johny__> kiedy tworze taki dysk ale z innym systemem niz ubuntu to zrestartowaniu komputera pojawia sie blad CMD 32
[19:27] <genii> !cz
[19:27] <crumpr> BluesKaj, yes the openvpn server generates me a .ovpn config file a certificate and a keyfile. but that key is password protected. so while configuring the openvpn-connection interactively I'm asked for a password  -  how to do that in a script??
[19:31] <mekhami> Is there a way currently to have a sync'd google drive folder on ubuntu? I couldn't find anything that currently works.