[09:18] <cfhowlett> santhosh_ 1.  server   2. lubuntu   3. xubuntu
[09:18] <DJones> santhosh_: Probably Lubuntu or Xubuntu will be best for low memory systems
[09:19] <meccooll> Xorg kicked my butt off to sleep
[09:19] <DJones> !lubuntu | santhosh_
[09:20] <new0> hey there, how can i check if sendmail is installed and/or how to use it (link)?
[09:21] <santhosh_>  <DJones><cfhowlett>but lubuntu network documents(sharing documents are not opening in libreoffice
[09:21] <owh> new0: which sendmail
[09:21] <owh> new0: man sendmail
[09:21] <cfhowlett> !samba|santhosh_
[09:21] <new0> owh, to use the mail() in PHP
[09:21] <owh> new0: Just be mindful. sendmail is user friendly, it's just very choosy who it makes friends with.
[09:21] <cfhowlett> santhosh_ if you don't configure a network share = no network share
[09:22] <OerHeks> ubuntu 14.04 lts:  volume icon disappeared, how do i get it back?
[09:22] <owh> new0: You don't need sendmail for that.
[09:22] <new0> owh, than?
[09:22] <new0> own, i also want to connect to it with Thundebird
[09:22] <owh> new0: Ubuntu comes with an MTA installed. Which version of Ubuntu?
[09:23] <santhosh_> no network share just iam opening my samba share server documents it is not opening but ubunut is opening
[09:23] <santhosh_> iam installing lubuntu and lxde desktop
[09:23] <new0> owh, 14.04. so how what is the path for php.ini?
[09:24] <ubuntuser13> oerhkes: on sound settings ,at bottom  tick the show volume in menu bar.
[09:24] <owh> new0: It should be pre-configured if you installed the package.
[09:24] <new0> owh, keep in mind i never configure it under linux/linux like OS
[09:24] <owh> new0: Run <? phpinfo() ?> and put the output in pastebin
[09:24] <DaRude2> .
[09:24] <new0> owh
[09:24] <Yelu> new0, 1. open terminal 2. sudo updatedb 3. sudo locate php.ini
[09:24] <new0> owh, ok
[09:24] <cfhowlett> santhosh_ if you've got samba configured properly and you've got network share, then it could be that libreoffice writer doesn't like your Word documents.
[09:25] <new0> owh, Yelu now i got confuse. which one to do?
[09:25] <owh> new0: This is the official guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[09:25] <santhosh_> like word in lubuntu is there any software
[09:25] <cfhowlett> santhosh_ what documents are NOT opening
[09:26] <Yelu> new0, linux is made of many options, so it's your choice :)
[09:26] <owh> santhosh_: Are you trying to open office documents from a remote samba share?
[09:26] <Yelu> new0, just follow owh
[09:26] <new0> own, http://pastebin.com/vCPeWxLM
[09:27] <new0> Yelu, ok. tnx
[09:27] <owh> new0: Hold on.
[09:27] <new0> Yelu, tnx for the locate :) very helpful for me. own, np
[09:28] <Yelu> new0, my pleasure :)
[09:30] <phenex> hello
[09:30] <ihavnoth> hello
[09:30] <new0> Yelu, btw. this is sooo cooool :) i just been using ubuntu for few weeks till now and i starting to get the picture (the small one) with so much help from the IRC/google. hope that one/some day i will start to do what linux is really about  --anything i want--
[09:30] <owh> cfhowlett: santhosh_ might need to install a package to teach libreoffice about gvfs.
[09:30] <cfhowlett> !info gvfs
[09:31] <owh> cfhowlett: If they double click in nautilus it hands over a url that libre doesn't understand.
[09:31] <owh> new0: That php.ini looks fine. Have you tried to send mail?
[09:31] <cfhowlett> owh would that be a bug then?
[09:31] <owh> cfhowlett: No, you need the extra integration package.
[09:32]  * owh came across this yesterday for another user here.
[09:32] <Yelu> new0, so you're on your way (and always welcome)
[09:32] <cfhowlett> owh details?  what extra package - news to me ...
[09:32] <new0> owh, :) nope. because i haven't set Thunderbird yet. and dunno how to
[09:32] <new0> Yelu, sure thing.
[09:34] <phenex> i have a problem in Ubutu 14.04 lts. The problem is my multimedia keys are working in the Keyboard shortcut configuration, but they don't work correctly in the system. Many of of them doesn't work like volume up and down. Sorry for my bad bad english :D
[09:36] <MaxFrames> how do I autostart an application (nm-applet) for all users on lubuntu 14.04?
[09:36] <owh> !info libreoffice-gnome
[09:36] <owh> cfhowlett: That one.
[09:37] <owh> new0: Did you look at this link - it's the official Ubuntu guide to installing LAMP : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[09:37] <cfhowlett> owh ok.  I've got it installed on my xubuntu but I've never used samba --- don't know why it got pulled in
[09:39] <new0> owh, no. but i didn't installed that. i have installed the package
[09:40] <Shader> hello
[09:40] <Shader> anyone who knows a bit about pptpd server on ubuntu and error 619 from a pptp client ?
[09:40] <cfhowlett> !server|Shader might want to ask other channel
[09:41] <edelblack> hello
[09:42] <santhosh_> .doc files and .odt files also but just copy those documents on desktop it is open
[09:42] <santhosh_> libreoffice about gvfs means
[09:43] <santhosh_>  <owh> libreoffice about gvfs means
[09:44] <owh> santhosh_: It depends on your problem. It sounds like you cannot open a word document from a file server. If that is true, then you need to install libreoffice-gnome
[09:45] <cfhowlett> santhosh_ I'm going to guess you have updated lately - could be a simple maintenance issue.
[09:45] <santhosh_> i install libreoffice libreoffice gnome but it is just blinking the libreoffice document
[09:45] <pr4ning> Test
[09:46] <cfhowlett> !test|pr4ning
[09:46] <hillary> my ubuntu 12.04 cannot connect with usb modem huawei e160
[09:46] <cfhowlett> hillary mtp
[09:46] <cfhowlett> !mtp
[09:47] <hillary> what is mtp please
[09:47] <cfhowlett> hillary wait 1
[09:47] <cfhowlett> hillary for file transfers, WAY easier to use airdroid app
[09:48] <llutz> cfhowlett: mtp to access/connect via a usb 3G-modem?
[09:48] <hillary> i seem not to unnderstand how to go about
[09:48] <hillary> elaborate please
[09:49] <cfhowlett> hillary what is the goal of connecting?
[09:49] <nikolam> I started installing Ubuntu Server 14.04  LTS 32-bit in VirtualBox VM 4.3.8 and it started installing and then just display Lilla colored screen and does nothing...
[09:49] <cfhowlett> llutz way over my head but this is what I did:  http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2223401
[09:49] <owh> !server | nikolam
[09:49] <llutz> cfhowlett: e160 is a _modem_, not a phone
[09:49] <hillary> it does not connect to intenet
[09:50] <nikolam> owh, and? It is not compatible with VirtualBox VM as a guest?
[09:50] <hillary> it is detected yes but when i try connect it fails
[09:50] <owh> nikolam: I was suggesting you ask your question in #ubuntu-server
[09:50] <hillary> but hen i use my phone as hotspot it is ok
[09:50] <cfhowlett> hillary disregard everything I suggested.  D'OH moment.  llutz thanks.  OHE (operator headspace error)
[09:50] <nikolam> oh thanks owh
[09:50] <hillary> ok ok
[09:51] <nikolam> I actually just wanted no-GUI install and alternate images are not made anymore.
[09:52] <owh> nikolam: If you install it using text only mode, that should not happen.
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[09:54] <ISC[1087]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5277]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4602]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8905]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3066]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:54] <ISC[814]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[948]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[9934]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[65]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6953]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4173]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5066]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1087]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5277]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4602]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1799]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:54] <ISC[8905]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3066]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2984]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[343]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3707]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[814]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[65]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[9934]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4173]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6953]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5066]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4602]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1087]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3066]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <TIBS01> big up the clones
[09:54] <ISC[8905]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3532]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[29]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7408]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2907]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2450]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[17]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4286]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3532]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[29]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7408]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3532]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2907]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:54] <ISC[2450]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[17]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7408]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3532]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4286]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[29]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7408]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2907]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[17]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2450]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2450]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2907]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[17]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3532]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[29]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4286]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7408]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4286]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <TIBS01> long time since i seen this done
[09:54] <ISC[2907]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2450]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[17]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[3532]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[29]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7408]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <TIBS01> lol
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2907]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[4286]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[17]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2450]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[29]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6423]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7573]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1469]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1256]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8976]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6550]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5261]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7711]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1867]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[194]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6449]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5579]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5261]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[rcj]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7711]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1867]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[194]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2490]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6299]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2493]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6550]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6449]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6550]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5579]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7711]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[rcj]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1867]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5261]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2490]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6299]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[194]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2493]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5579]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6449]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6550]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5261]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[rcj]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6171]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7711]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1867]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2490]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5177]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6299]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[194]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2493]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[3532] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[29] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[7408] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <ISC[6449]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6550]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5579]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[9203]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7711]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[rcj]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5261]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1867]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[543]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8099]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[vxz]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5177]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6171]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[dor]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6299]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[194]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2493]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[7573] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[6423] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[2907] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[1469] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[17] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[2450] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[1256] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <unopaste> ISC[8976] you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:54] <ISC[6449]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5579]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6550]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[9203]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[rcj]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6299]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[1867]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[7711]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[8099]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[543]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6171]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2490]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5177]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[vxz]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[dor]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[194]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[2493]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[6449]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:54] <ISC[5579]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:55] <bezet> lol, script kiddies
[09:55] <ISC[^^\]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <ISC[\a\]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <TIBS01> lol
[09:55] <TIBS01> well
[09:55] <ISC[[[Z]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <ISC[aa]]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <bezet> can't even run a script properly
[09:55] <TIBS01> fucking up the botnets
[09:55] <ISC[[[Z]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <TIBS01> HAHAHA
[09:55] <ISC[[[Z]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <TIBS01> who evers doing it is fucking up the botnets
[09:55] <TIBS01> lol
[09:55] <ISC[Z^^]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:55] <ISC[Z^^]> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:56] <TIBS01> what a fail of flood
[09:56] <TIBS01> lol
[09:56] <ardian> lol
[09:56] <Dvorovoi> wow. hi all. Ive been getting these in my syslog during crashes. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420572/
[09:56] <west> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:56] <vace> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
[09:56] <west> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:56] <unopaste> west you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:56] <vace> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:56] <unopaste> vace you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:56] <unopaste> vace you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:57] <bezet> lol
[09:57] <bezet> script kiddies these days
[09:57] <Dvorovoi> wow. hi all. Ive been getting these in my syslog during crashes. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420572/
[09:57] <Dvorovoi> try it now lol
[09:58] <TIBS01> lol one of the bots pinged
[09:58] <18VAASNI9> Greetings from iLeGaiS SeCuRiTY CLaN o/ ;botnets loaded 67%
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[09:58] <unopaste> 18VAASNI9 you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[09:58] <owh> Dvorovoi: That looks like an interesting packet in your log.
[09:58] <Dvorovoi> owh: yeah idk what it means lol
[09:59] <Dvorovoi> owh: like is it just my NIC having a fit when i crashed or what?
[09:59] <owh> Dvorovoi: I cannot tell.
[09:59] <bezet> that was an embarrassing attempt to flood
[09:59] <owh> They've been at it all day.
[09:59] <owh> It's getting old.
[09:59] <TIBS01> lol
[09:59] <mikou> Hi, I have a java application runing on my machine and I would like to know it's name to run the following command : ps -C <ProgramName> -o pid=,%mem=,vsz= >> /tmp/mem.log
[10:00] <Dvorovoi> owh: well i just noticed it came from my network
[10:00] <Dvorovoi> so i guess i should reach out to it
[10:00] <mikou> I tried ps -aux | grep java
[10:00] <k1l_> well, dont mind the scriptkiddies. lets focus on support again :)
[10:00] <owh> mikou: ps -ealf
[10:00] <mikou> And I think I found the right process. But is there a way to give it a more descriptive name ?
[10:01] <Dvorovoi> owh: wait...am i right in assuming that the blanks came from the ufw attempt preceding it?
[10:01] <owh> Dvorovoi: I don't know. I was just wondering if you can block it at your firewall, or is it local?
[10:02] <mikou> owh: Thanks, that returns all processes. Should I add ps -ealf | grep java ?
[10:02] <Dvorovoi> the preceding one is local
[10:02] <Dvorovoi> maybe my printer
[10:02] <Dvorovoi> nmap says my printer is dangerous lol
[10:03] <owh> Dvorovoi: Does is say "PC LOAD LETTER"
[10:04] <ronaldsmazitis> ubuntu 14.04 acts weird, like it writes itself letters
[10:04] <ronaldsmazitis> wtf
[10:04] <ronaldsmazitis> rpc on me?
[10:04] <Dvorovoi> owh: ill have to check. but there is an 80% chance its either in sleep or has no paper loaded
[10:04] <owh> Dvorovoi: It was a joke, it's something HP printers of old say ;-)
[10:05] <owh> Dvorovoi: Up there with the "Printer is on fire" error code.
[10:05] <ronaldsmazitis> hallo
[10:05] <ronaldsmazitis> my pc writes itself
[10:06] <ronaldsmazitis> wtf is happening
[10:07] <mikou> owh: Is there a way I can give a name to a specific service when I start it ? In my case, I start it with ant (java) '$ ant run'
[10:07] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: where does it act like that? what ubuntu, what pc is that?
[10:08] <new0> hey, how do i configure Thunderbird to work with MTA such as sendmail?
[10:10] <ronaldsmazitis> writing two letters lagg
[10:10] <ronaldsmazitis> somettttttiiiiiimmmmmmmmmes
[10:10] <ronaldsmazitis> see
[10:10] <ronaldsmazitis> what I meen
[10:10] <ronaldsmazitis> wtf
[10:11] <ronaldsmazitis> backspace works too touchy
[10:11] <ronaldsmazitis> what is wrong with my pc
[10:11] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: maybe too much load?
[10:11] <ronaldsmazitis> like what
[10:12] <ronaldsmazitis> IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII have enough ram
[10:12] <ronaldsmazitis> load
[10:12] <ronaldsmazitis> well it not geeeetttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing
[10:12] <ronaldsmazitis> damn
[10:12] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: please conectrate and answer the technical questions. we cant help because we dont know or see what you got there
[10:12] <ronaldsmazitis> I see no overload
[10:13] <ronaldsmazitis> little bit maybe
[10:13] <ronaldsmazitis> it kinda gets to 100
[10:13] <ronaldsmazitis> percent
[10:13] <ronaldsmazitis> at some time
[10:13] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: what ubuntu, what desktop, what does "top" tell you is the load and processes that are high, what hardware?
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> must restart maybe
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> a
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefe
[10:14] <cfhowlett> ronaldsmazitis not funny.  stop now.
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> I cant control
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> my keyboard
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> sorry
[10:14] <cfhowlett> ronaldsmazitis yes, you can.
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> I am no lier
[10:14] <ronaldsmazitis> I write something pluss enter made that
[10:15] <elky> cfhowlett: i've experienced similar before, when x gets lagged
[10:15] <cfhowlett> elky got a fix?
[10:15] <elky> cfhowlett: i forget what i did, it was something vmware was being stupid about iirc
[10:16] <Williiam> Ok, about 15 years ago, I was a geek, to be quit honest, I have only been a drunk since then.  Anyway, here is my conundrum, I have a comp running Vista and Ubuntu.  My music and Family videos are on Ubuntu.  I want a way to read these files and copy them over to Vista, but the tools I found wouldn't let me (google, I did use it first.).   I have a 250 GB external HD, but I cannot get ubuntu to recognize it.  I'm guessing because it
[10:16] <Williiam>  was used, for a while, on an Xbox 360...   Soooo, can anyone help me move my files?
[10:17] <Williiam> Also, I am unsure how to hard mount anything.
[10:17] <Dvorovoi> Williiam: well they are formated as exFAT
[10:18] <Williiam>  .... Or tell me how to format my External HD to NTFS from Ubuntu (Vista won't let me) so I can save my files to it?
[10:18] <Williiam> exFAT, can you explain?
[10:18] <Dvorovoi> Williiam: its a file system like NTFS or FAT32. ill pm you
[10:18] <Williiam> Thank you.
[10:19] <k1l_> Williiam: you can mount the windows partition in ubuntu. just click on it in the nautilus filebrowser. then you can copy the files there.
[10:20] <k1l_> Williiam: but vista is not supported anymore, so that is not really clever to use that anyway.
[10:20] <Shader> hello anyone good with pptp
[10:21] <Pricey> Shader: What's the real question? (And you're only using this for testing right?)
[10:21] <Dvorovoi> Williiam: http://askubuntu.com/questions/370398/how-to-get-a-drive-formatted-with-exfat-working
[10:21] <Dvorovoi> for completeness
[10:23] <ronaldsmazitis> nautilus doesn't show thumbnails + keyboard lags
[10:23] <ronaldsmazitis> I should probably reinstall this mess
[10:23] <ronaldsmazitis> but problem started on 12.04
[10:23] <ronaldsmazitis> when qt and skype didn't work
[10:23] <Yelu> Shader, follow this to fix your error 619 and maybe fix it => http://askubuntu.com/questions/119534/easiest-way-to-setup-ubuntu-as-a-vpn-server
[10:24] <ronaldsmazitis> 64 bit means amd
[10:24] <ronaldsmazitis> on iso it is written
[10:25] <ronaldsmazitis> should I choose 32 if I have intel i5
[10:25] <ronaldsmazitis> ?
[10:25] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: the 64bit patent is from amd. but it works on intel and amd.
[10:25] <k1l_> if you got 64bit hardware, install 64bit
[10:25] <philinux> ronaldsmazitis;~ amd64 is just an old label thing
[10:25] <ronaldsmazitis> so I can take 64 for i5
[10:25] <ronaldsmazitis> with amd label
[10:26] <ronaldsmazitis> just requestioning
[10:26] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: and please dont press enter after every 3rd word. make clear sentences and put info in there and not just meaningless words
[10:26] <k1l_> ronaldsmazitis: i already told you, please read what the answers say or stop asking
[10:26] <ronaldsmazitis> I can't write larger sentences cause keyboard writes itself every fifth word
[10:28] <Dvorovoi> ronaldsmazitis: use the 64 bit version. 64 is just the size of the bucket the processor needs to carry its Big Data
[10:30] <Radon_3> hi people I was reading an article in wikipedia and I saw this paragraph, what does it mean?
[10:30] <Radon_3> Although it was originally announced that the Ubuntu Foundation would employ core members of the Ubuntu community[3] as of 2008, the Foundation remains dormant. Mark Shuttleworth describes it as an "emergency fund" in the event that Canonical's involvement in the Ubuntu project ends.
[10:30] <Radon_3> ??
[10:30] <Radon_3> specially the term "emergency fund"?
[10:30] <cfhowlett> Radon_3 ask in #ubuntu-offtopic as it's not a tech support issue
[10:30] <Radon_3> ok, so terribly sorry
[10:30] <Radon_3> awfully sorry man
[10:31] <cfhowlett> Radon_3 not to worry
[10:31] <ShastaJoe> Hello! Question: How can I run multiple xterms in ubuntu?
[10:31] <Yelu> ronaldsmazitis, you use 64-bit if your machine has more than 4GiB RAM to address the area above
[10:31] <philinux> ronaldsmazitis;~ see this > http://askubuntu.com/questions/54296/difference-between-the-i386-download-and-the-amd64
[10:32] <philinux> I use 64 bit on this 2gig ram acer 1410
[10:33] <bezet> ShastaJoe: Just open a new window or tab,
[10:33] <bezet> ctrl+shift+n or ctrl+shift+t
[10:34] <ShastaJoe> bezel: thanks! Let me try that.
[10:35] <ShastaJoe> bezel: it's not working. I'm running wine in an xterm to run mIRC, and I can't seem to open any other xterms.
[10:36] <mopps> Why are running wine from inside an xterm?
[10:36] <ShastaJoe> mopps: because I'm new to wine and don't know any better. :)
[10:37] <mopps> mIRc is a graphical client, you should be able to run it directly by double clicking its EXE
[10:37] <mopps> I would also recommend XCHAT in the software center if you want a native IRC client
[10:37] <asturel_> is it normal that my xorg runs for 21 days and it become laggy a lot?
[10:38] <ShastaJoe> mopps, thanks! Let me try that. If there's no joy, I'll be back.
[10:38] <ShastaJoe> bezet, thanks to you too!
[10:38] <mopps> ShastaJoe, You need wine installed for mirc, too. What I meant was install wine then double click the .exe
[10:39] <Radon_3> problem solved thanks folks
[10:45] <Kartagis> should I install pepperflash if flash keeps crashing?
[10:50] <DarkStar1> Hi all just a qq I created what I thought was a system user to run a service (sudo adduser --system --no-create-home playservice) except that when I try to run the service as that user manually I get prompted for password
[10:52] <philinux> Kartagis;~ what ubuntu version you running and flash version
[10:54] <Kartagis> philinux: 14.04 and flashplugin-installer <IP_ADDRESS>6
[10:58] <philinux> Kartagis;~ same here no problem. could be a graphics card/driver issue
[10:58] <Kartagis> philinux: I'm on nvidia with nouveau driver
[10:58] <vira> hi all
[10:59] <philinux> Kartagis;~ i would install nvidia-current and see if that sorts it
[10:59] <Kartagis> philinux: flash only crashes on this particular website
[10:59] <vira> can you help me to reduce batteray consumtion on my ubuntu desktop
[11:00] <philinux> Kartagis;~ which website? i can test it
[11:00] <vira> i suggest you prefer use nvidia driver from nvidia official website
[11:01] <new0> how to set Thunderbird account with sendmail?
[11:01] <Kartagis> philinux: spotify.com
[11:01] <philinux> vira;~ nvidia-current downloads the driver from nvidia
[11:01] <philinux> Kartagis;~ maybe turn off hardware acceleration in flash settings
[11:01] <vira> yes from nvidia website
[11:02] <Kartagis> philinux: how? system settings?
[11:02] <philinux> vira;~ why make it hard work when driver in ubuntu repos
[11:02] <philinux> Kartagis;~ right click on flash the settings
[11:03] <Yelu> new0, what's your use case with sendmail/thunderbird (example)?
[11:03] <vira> what is you ubuntu spec
[11:03] <vira> sorry
[11:03] <vira> your graphic spec
[11:03] <Kartagis> philinux: where?
[11:04] <new0> Yelu, i am trying to use Thunderbird to get messages from mail() of PHP
[11:04] <philinux> Kartagis;~ right click on any flash video
[11:04] <mohab> every one
[11:04] <Yelu> new0, I'm not very savvy with PHP
[11:05] <vira> there are some alternative to install nvdia driver on your pc
[11:05] <Kartagis> new0: thunderbird doesn't get messages from mail(). it connects to a server where mail() sends messages to
[11:05]  * Yelu is thinking about ...
[11:05] <vira> 1. from ubuntu repos
[11:05] <new0> Yelu, it's not matter. the thing is i need to use Thunderbird with MTA (sendmail)
[11:05] <vira> 2. from nvidia official website
[11:05] <Dvor> Whats the difference between kernlog and kernlog1?
[11:05] <new0> Kartagis, right. so i am trying to connect to that server. how to?
[11:05] <vira> hi philinux
[11:06] <vira> whre are you ?
[11:06] <Kartagis> new0: first you must find out if that server is running an imap server or a pop server
[11:07] <new0> Kartagis, how?
[11:07] <Kartagis> new0: ask the provider
[11:07] <vira> philinux how /
[11:07] <new0> Kartagis, that would be me
[11:08] <new0> Kartagis, is there support for sendmail?
[11:08] <Kartagis> new0: helping with configuring an account on thunderbird is beyond the scope of this channel
[11:09] <new0> Kartagis, than where should i?
[11:09] <Kartagis> new0: #thunderbird
[11:09] <new0> Kartagis, tnx
[11:09] <Kartagis> np
[11:09] <Yelu> new0, just to be sure: you want to use thunderbird for receiving/sending mails in your LOCAL network?
[11:09] <Dvor> I have been getting this in my logs at semi-regular intervals for the last 4 hours http://paste.ubuntu.com/7420866/
[11:09] <new0> Yelu, sure. just my local laptop
[11:09] <Dvor> this is right before a crash. any ideas?
[11:10] <Kartagis> philinux: did your flash crash too on spotify.com?
[11:10] <Yelu> new0, then you need just a mail server installed and configured (local mail accounts etc.)
[11:10] <philinux> Kartagis;~ i looked but i dont have an account
[11:11] <Kartagis> new0: are you getting any e-mails? do a netstat -antlp | grep 25
[11:11] <llutz> new0: setup your mailserver for local delivery only (mails go to /var/mail/*) and configure a new mail-account in thunderbird type "unix-mailspool" with your username
[11:11] <Kartagis> philinux: you don't need an account
[11:11] <philinux> Kartagis;~ theres a pop up prompt to login
[11:12] <Kartagis> philinux: http://play.spotify.com
[11:12] <vira> spotify.com site has not trouble. unfortunately, spotify.com is unavailable in indonesia
[11:12] <new0> Kartagis, i have <IP_ADDRESS>:25 LISTEN
[11:12] <vira> anyone knows how to make spotify.com works in indonesia
[11:13] <philinux> Kartagis;~ sign up with face book or email address is still the popup
[11:13] <Kartagis> philinux: weird, I don't get such a thing
[11:14] <Kartagis> philinux: also, I don't  get flash settings
[11:14] <akaWolf> where do I report a bug?
[11:14] <gyre007> can someone give me a hand with this heartbleed madness  please ? we have a server in dev enviornment (not prod) which I upgrade openssl in
[11:14] <gyre007> also I regenerated self signed certificates
[11:14] <philinux> Kartagis;~ i would install the nvidia driver from ubuntu repos or try chromium
[11:14] <gyre007> rebooted the machine but the bloody server seems to be still vulnerable
[11:14] <new0> llutz, i did. but still don't see any. maybe i do something wrong
[11:15] <akaWolf> where do I report a bug?
[11:15] <philinux> akaWolf;~ launchpad.net
[11:15] <Kartagis> philinux: weird, Chrome shows <IP_ADDRESS>
[11:15] <vira> philinux , what is your ubuntu version ?
[11:15] <philinux> 14.04
[11:15] <new0> llutz, ho, i just saw that i did receive an email, but that because i saw some youtube with using telnet
[11:16] <new0> llutz, so, Thunderbird does accept it?
[11:17] <vira> http://askubuntu.com/questions/451221/ubuntu-14-04-install-nvidia-driver
[11:17] <philinux> Kartagis;~ i managed to get a flash add to play here. https://www.spotify.com/uk/free/ played fine
[11:18] <new0> Kartagis, :) btw, i don't see more than 3 ppl on #thunderbird channel
[11:19] <philinux> Kartagis;~ i'm on nvidia-current here
[11:20] <zetheroo1> I am looking for nfs logs but cannot seem to find any in /var/log/ .... does anyone know where these exist?
[11:20] <philinux> Kartagis;~ system settings> software and updates> additional drivers tab
[11:20] <philinux> Kartagis;~ or sudo apt-get install nvidia-current and then reboot
[11:22] <new0> how to Send/Receive with Thunderbird (Shortcut)?
[11:23] <Williiam> new0 it depends on your e-mail address and your IP's pop or what not information.
[11:24] <new0> Williiam, well, is there any simple use of Ubuntu?! :) every step i am trying to do i tackle with sub-step
[11:25] <new0> Williiam, i guess welcome to Linux world
[11:25] <apepe> helooo
[11:26] <Yelu> new0, I also went through all this, but ... do this on a Windows box (mail server setup)
[11:27] <Yelu> new0, same hazzle, no?
[11:27] <new0> Yelu, sure, i successfully run the MTA on Windows too. but here i haven't. in window i found good link.
[11:27] <new0> Yelu, what u mean hazzle?
[11:28] <Yelu> new0, I've got some time and 'm working on a solution for you ... :)
[11:28] <Kartagis> philinux: currently
[11:28] <Kartagis> http://uppix.com/f-Screenshot_from_536cbbd300165b12.png
[11:28] <jnoortheen>  hi! can anyone help me build .deb package??  I used the cx-freeze to the python code . . . that creates a build folder with one executable and everything is just fine. . . i used the dpkg with control file that creates the .deb file . . . when installing the .deb file it doesn't added to the path and i also wanted to show icon. . . please help me???
[11:29] <Kartagis> brb, gotta reboot
[11:29] <Yelu> new0, sorry for the misspelling => http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hassle
[11:29] <new0> Yelu, and i think i figure it out. i have the sendmail which i think i can send an email via terminal. because i did telnet to this sendmail and i receive it with Thunderbird. but in PHP i didn't so i guess i just need to setup this with PHP. something not right here
[11:30] <new0> Yelu, ho, Thank for your thought :)
[11:30] <Yelu> new0, okay, then tell us your solution, if you find one. - I'd be glad to hear about.
[11:31] <new0> Yelu, ho. it's ok. :) linux can be hard some time. but it a GOOD JOB so far. just need to know it more dept :)
[11:31] <new0> Yelu, sure. if i will find some. what is your issue?
[11:33] <Yelu> new0, no issue, I'm running a physical mail server in my LAN connected to the internet, so I'm my own ISP ;)
[11:33] <new0> Yelu, so far i manage only to telnet sendmail and get mail with Thunderbird: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sFnQl9rY-Y
[11:34]  * Yelu looking up new0's link ...
[11:34] <new0> Yelu, ho. some thing i would like to do also in the close/far future :)
[11:35] <new0> Yelu, not sure what this link will help though but i did receive an email
[11:38] <Kartagis> philinux: crashed again
[11:39] <philinux> Kartagis;~ me thinks it spotify itself. google gas a few hits on it.
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Could run it from terminal, may give clues
[11:40] <philinux> Kartagis;~ https://www.google.co.uk/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=spotify+flash+crashing&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gl=uk&gws_rd=cr&ei=kb5sU8yTKaqS0AWRyoH4Dw
[11:42] <gyre007> ok so I upgraded the server too....it's still vulnerable to hearbleed mm #clueless
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[11:42] <llutz> !sslbug | gyre007
[11:43] <gyre007> I have upgraded the server literally a second ago
[11:43] <gyre007> also openssl and libssl
[11:43] <llutz> gyre007: so ssl is fixed
[11:43] <gyre007> also I've regenerated certificaes...
[11:43] <gyre007> self signed certs
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[11:44] <llutz> gyre007: apt-cache policy libssl1.0.0
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: is the server web facing?
[11:44] <gyre007> it contains some cloud sigma nonsnsense
[11:44] <gyre007> https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/5cfae475fc5bbf16b593
[11:44] <gyre007> ActionParsnip: yes the server is webfacing
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[11:44] <gyre007> ActionParsnip: I just sent gist
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: http://possible.lv/tools/hb/   we've been using this to test our SSL protected pages
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> been a long slog :'(
[11:46] <gyre007> Server is vulnerable to 3 of the 6 attacks tested, please upgrade software ASAP
[11:46] <gyre007> like I said
[11:46] <gyre007> even after upgrade
[11:46] <gyre007> the server is still vulnerable
[11:46] <llutz> gyre007: apt-cache policy libssl1.0.0
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: are there bugs reported...
[11:46] <gyre007> https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/5cfae475fc5bbf16b593
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> I thought 1.0.0 was ok but 1.1.0 or 1.0.1 or whatever was vulnerable...
[11:47] <llutz> gyre007: did you reboot or restart _all_ services using tls after update?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: or reboot server
[11:47] <gyre007> I rebooted the whole server...
[11:48] <gyre007> I have also regenerated certificates....they're self signed...
[11:48] <gyre007> like I said...im totally clueless and puzzled
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> gyre007: have you asked in #ubuntu-server too?
[12:02] <R1ck> hey. I just upgraded 12.04 to 14.04 and now I'm missing my taskbar in bottom panel.. how do I get this back?
[12:02] <eduardo_> j
[12:02] <me-1> hi...after upgrading from 12 04 to 14 04 my computer has become too slow (due to older hardware ) I want to install a lighter DE now (lxde or xfce) how can I do that..
[12:04] <eduardo_> exit
[12:06] <mopps> me-1, Look at "lubuntu"
[12:06] <mopps> me-1, Lubuntu is ubuntu with the LXDE desktop
[12:08] <me-1> mopps,  but I dont want to install whole distro . I would prefer to install lighter DE and remove Unity ( if possible)
[12:08] <mopps> me-1, That's exactly what Lubuntu is.
[12:09] <mopps> me-1, You could try "sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop" if you just want LXDE
[12:09] <R1ck> me-1: have you tried gnome-flashback-session?
[12:09] <me-1> mopps,  what if I install sudo apt-get install lxde..?
[12:10] <me-1> R1ck,  what is that and how do I do that
[12:10] <mopps> me-1, Lubunue = LXDE+Ubuntu + different default programs
[12:11] <mopps> me-1, sudo apt-get install lxde should work
[12:11] <mopps> me-1, if it breaks, no idea, i know lubuntu works
[12:12] <R1ck> me-1: http://www.webupd8.org/2014/04/how-to-install-and-tweak-gnome.html
[12:12] <me-1> mopps,  ok I will go with lubuntu-desktop , can I remove unity
[12:12] <mopps> me-1, You can but it's not needed to unless you are short on disk space
[12:13] <R1ck> me-1: it's a light-weight gnome, no need to reinstall Ubuntu
[12:14] <philinux> me-1;~ unity takes up hardly any space at all and removing it may cause problems. not worth it
[12:14] <me-1> R1ck, mopps  thank you for you time . I really appreciate your help
[12:14] <new0> Yelu, finally i i saw the problem was something else. not configuration :)
[12:17] <cizra> Hi. How do I turn off adding the "search" option in /etc/resolv.conf? My network is configured via DHCP.
[12:18] <Hans-Martin> Hi, I got a weird problem after upgrading to 14.04 (64 bit). I'm using the NetworkManager to configure ethernet, and now I noticed that IPv6 does not work (it worked before in 12.04 32bit). I'm probably missing something obvious, but I thought that it would just work...
[12:19] <Koma> cizra: you can't
[12:19] <Koma> ;D
[12:20] <Koma> echo 'sleep 60 && cat /etc/resolv.conf |grep -v search > /etc/resolv.conf.mod && mv /etc/resolv.conf.mod /etc/resolv.conf' >> /etc/rc.local
[12:20] <Koma> i don't remember how to do that in sed in place..
[12:20] <Hans-Martin> ugh
[12:21] <DarkStar1> I created what I thought was a system user to run a service (sudo adduser --system --no-create-home playservice) except that when I try to run the service as that user manually I get prompted for password.
[12:21] <Yelu> new0, fine. - Already thought about that as a possible reason by myself. - Now it's running as desired?
[12:21] <cizra> Koma: I edited /etc/resolvconf/update.d/libc to omit it, but it seems like a weird thing to do.
[12:21] <cizra> Koma: sed -i 's/search/d' /etc/resolv.conf
[12:22] <Koma> darkstar you need to specify /sbin/nologin as shell. There is no way for the system to not ask you fr the password. Saying that the user can/can't login or that exist is a security flaws
[12:22] <DarkStar1> can anyone tell me why this is happening? I thought system users didn’t require passwords
[12:22] <DarkStar1> ?
[12:22] <geirha> DarkStar1: sudo -u playservice the_service
[12:22] <Koma> cizra just add the script on the post configure in the /etc/network/interfaces
[12:22] <yogy> hey peoples im having trouble with getting voice to work in skype 4.2 in ubuntu14.04  any advice?
[12:23] <geirha> If you run that as your user, it will ask you for your password. If you run that as root, no password is needed.
[12:23] <DarkStar1> geirha: I did something similar with “su playservice -c the_service”
[12:23] <Koma> DarkStar1: geirha way
[12:23] <DarkStar1> and it prompted
[12:23] <cizra> Koma: Riiight. I guess I'll do that.
[12:24] <new0> Yelu, sure :) it was just wrong email address. BUT. in Windows when i configure MTA i guess i redirect *@localhost to on specific email address and got them with OUTLOOK
[12:24] <Koma> DarkStar1:  no password is asked only for root or for sudo (that is root indeed)
[12:24] <new0> Yelu, hope u got it too :)
[12:25] <geirha> DarkStar1: su is not the same as sudo
[12:25] <Koma> sudo is literally su root -c
[12:25] <DarkStar1> geirha: I executed that as root
[12:26] <Koma> the only difference is that it asks for the password of the user that is asking to do that and check in the sudoers file if that user actually CAN do that
[12:26] <geirha> DarkStar1: then it won't ask for password, neither the su approach nor the sudo approach. Prefer sudo over su though.
[12:26] <Yelu> new0, ah, i see. I'm currently setting up a 14.04 Desktop with standard (local) email to play around with local users and their mail accounts (out of curiosity)
[12:26] <Koma> Yelu: postfix FTW
[12:26] <Koma> :)
[12:28] <Yelu> Koma, isn't exim4 standard mail server (and postfix, sendmail are options)? - What are the advantages to use postfix?
[12:28] <Koma> Yelu documentation plugins and much more... but is like a holy war between nginx and apache
[12:28] <Koma> is just "degustibus"
[12:29] <Hans-Martin> postfix rules.
[12:29] <Koma> postfix IMHO and IMPE is simpler & faster
[12:29] <Yelu> Koma, ok, thank you. - I'm no "warrior", so I will try all options ... ;)
[12:29] <Koma> Has MariaDB become the default choise in LAMP for 14.04 ?
[12:30] <red45923> I see all these newer versions, I still use ubuntu 12.04 all updates applied, am i missing much, is that the equivalent of a windows user sticking with XP ?
[12:30] <new0> Yelu, good idea :) hope i will get the time to my self too :) Good Luck
[12:31] <Koma> red45923:  ubuntu 12.04 is LTS till 2017. ll the security updates till that date are supported. The Main version of the services (php apache postfix exim ETC) will remain the same excep for secirity patching
[12:32] <Koma> you you want the newest softwares you need to use backports
[12:32] <Koma> !google ubuntu backports
[12:32] <Koma> uff
[12:32] <tswett> Ahoy. So I'm running Ubuntu with xmonad. I just tried to use Firefox to open the folder containing a download. This caused some program to open up which is displaying Ubuntu's desktop background on every xmonad workspace.
[12:32] <Koma> ubottu: kiss my ass
[12:32] <Koma> ubottu: kiss my ass
[12:32] <Yelu> new0, 3L = life-long learning / 4L = 3L plus linux
[12:32] <Yelu> :)
[12:32] <tswett> What's the program that displays the desktop background?
[12:33] <Koma> uh?
[12:33] <Koma> tswett: what DM are you using?
[12:33] <Koma> unity?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Koma: unity isnt a DM
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Koma: unity is a shell, its a plugin for compizx
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Koma: compiz*
[12:34] <Koma> yeah yeah I didn't use this "slugghish piece of software"
[12:34] <Koma> MATe For Life
[12:35] <tswett> Koma: well, the window manager I'm using is xmonad.
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> Koma: openbox here, bit faster than your mate :)
[12:35] <Koma> fluxbox then
[12:35] <red45923> Koma, so 12.04 is still alive and kicking for some time - but are you guys all using newer releases, would you miss anything to go back to 12.04, i am happy with it just interested if there have been some major developments that real users couldnt live without
[12:35] <Koma> red45923: depends on your interests...
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> red45923: 12.04 here, not going to install Trusty unless the drive fails in my boxes
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> red45923: if it aint broke, dont fix it
[12:36] <Hans-Martin> red45923: I'm building software occasionally, and keeping dependencies up to date ismuch easier with a newer version...
[12:36] <Koma> ActionParsnip: i like your way
[12:36] <new0> Yelu, love that one :)
[12:36] <tswett> Looks to me that fluxbox is also a window manager; wouldn't that make it mutually exclusive with xmonad?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Koma: i work in the industry, dont go poking stuff if its doing what it needs to do :)
[12:37] <Koma> ActionParsnip: www.soteha.it
[12:38] <Koma> tswett: I was not suggesting a solution I was only saying that is use MATE or fluxbox
[12:38] <Koma> \\I use
[12:38] <red45923> Hans-Martin, yeah that is def a plus with keeping up to date, new apps use new libs, if you are compiling cutting edge things makes a big diff
[12:38] <tswett> Koma: *nod*
[12:39] <red45923> ActionParsnip, yeah that is how i go too, but was interested to see if i was riding a bicycle while everyone else had a ferrari :)
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> red45923: both are fully supported. If you need the newer libs then trusty may be for you but both will recieve updates for a long time to come
[12:41] <Yelu> new0, thx. - BTW: For testing purposes it's easiest to use VirtualBox and set up a VM with 14.04 Server and another VM with 14.04 Desktop. - Taking Snapshots to be able to go back and forth and have a complete separated network up and running. Countless possibilities ... :D
[12:43] <mopps> i moved to trusty because of the updates in Unity. That aside I fully agree about not messing with a working system.
[12:43] <new0> Yelu, that's my target
[12:45] <red45923> Yelu, yeah agreed if I needed to compile something brand spanking new I would go with a VirtualBox version of the bleeding edge version to do it and work in there
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> Koma: you can use fluxbox as the WM for your mate DE then you have both :)
[12:47] <runelind> does Ubuntu typically certify new releases on old hardware?
[12:47] <runelind> I was having issues with 14.04 locking up on a Dell C1100 during boot.
[12:48] <runelind> and saw that Ubuntu only certified it on 12.04
[12:49] <k1l_> runelind: the certify only works with that named version
[12:53] <runelind> k1l_: what do you mean?
[12:54] <k1l_> runelind: your issue could be the reason why it didnt get a new vertify
[12:55] <runelind> k1l_: aha.
[12:55] <k1l_> runelind: but you should file a bugreport anyway. so devs can have a look
[12:55] <k1l_> !bug | runelind
[12:58] <Aki-Thinkpad> is there any way to unbuy something from the store?
[12:58] <mopps> runelind, Can you say when it locks up? Is there a screenshot of the boot process, for example?
[12:59] <runelind> mopps: unfortunately I was in a bit of a timecrunch and ended up reinstalling CentOS :(
[12:59] <Aki-Thinkpad> Like I don't want a refund, I just want to make sure an app never bothers me again
[12:59] <runelind> (oh the humanity!)
[12:59] <Aki-Thinkpad> way too addicting
[12:59] <mopps> runelind, I had someone tell me their machne was locking on boot, and it's because it couldn't connect to a network drive. It wanted him to press M or S to mount/skip mounting. We fixed it by adding noautomount into the fstab
[13:00] <Dbugger> Hi guys. I have a website with a contact form written in PHP. The contact form sends an email when I run it on my local machine, but not when I upload it to my live server. What am I missing on my server for this to work? (I am not using SMTP)
[13:00] <runelind> mopps: if I ever get around to trying to reinstall, I'll pay more attention.
[13:00] <runelind> was just mostly curious about the certification process
[13:00] <mopps> Not being certificted doesn't tell if you if it is simply untested, or actually broken
[13:01] <mopps> Dbugger, How are you sending the mail?
[13:02] <Suppa|Werk> hi
[13:02] <znzo> hi
[13:02] <Suppa|Werk> I just updated to 14.04 and gnome-do stopped working, key bindings dont respond anymore :/
[13:02] <Suppa|Werk> any ideas on this?
[13:02] <Dbugger> mopps, The website is written in laravel, and there is a setting with 3 values: "smtp", "mail" and "sendmail". I chose "mail"
[13:04] <mopps> Dbugger, OK this is a php programming/framework issue. You need someone who knows how that framework sends mail.
[13:05] <Dbugger> mopps, this is not a framework issue. Otherwise it would NOT work locally. But it does.
[13:05] <Dbugger> mopps, I thought I might be missing postfix, so I tried installing it, but I am not sure how to configure it.
[13:05] <mopps> Dbugger, it is a framework isue, as you're using the framework, which is calling some library, which is sending the mail. But which library is it, and how is it sendinf the mail?
[13:06] <mopps> How do you know it's using postfix? That's a framework question
[13:06] <afric47> hello
[13:06] <Dbugger> mopps, im not sure but it is the only difference between my local machine and the server that I have managed to spot
[13:07] <afric47> How do I install Windows 7 with Ubuntu 14.04
[13:09] <mopps> Dbugger, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
[13:10] <Kartagis> !wubi | afric47
[13:10] <Dbugger> mopps, yeah, I read this, but I still dont know how to configure it
[13:10] <Suppa|Werk> any idea how to make gnome-do work again with 14.04?
[13:13] <KGM70> Kartagis, why do you recommend wubi , it's no longer supported
[13:14] <mopps> Dbugger, What do you mean 'how'? Like, you need to know how to do DNS name records or something?
[13:14] <Dbugger> mopps, DNS records? Why would I have to do that? I dont want to receive mail. I just want to send it.
[13:15] <Yelu> Dbugger, I'm not in this topic, but why you don't try to use "smtp" as transfer method with xour local postfix server? => http://www.masnun.com/2013/07/13/laravel-4-sending-emails.html
[13:15] <Yelu> Dbugger, ^your
[13:15] <mopps> Dbugger, did you read the basic setup guide linked from that page?
[13:15] <Subhash> whenever i start my system i get into minimum bas of grub2. how do i boot into windows??
[13:15] <Dbugger> Yelu, my configuration already works on my localmachine. I want to know how to make this configuration work on my server.
[13:16] <Yelu> Dbugger, yes, but this is not the machine the people want to use
[13:16] <Dbugger> mopps, if you mean the page you sent me, and read it, even though I didnt understand most of it
[13:16] <Dbugger> Yelu, So my quesiton is, how can I make that machine like my localhost
[13:16] <mopps> Yelu, We're also not sure he needs postfix ... his php framework isn't sending mail, and he thinks it's trying to use postfix
[13:16] <Yelu> Dbugger, a mail server hanging on the internet will have smtp
[13:16] <Subhash> at when i pressed f12 i used to get the boot options where ubuntu and windows were listed, but now the boot sector does not appear??
[13:17] <Dbugger> Yelu, I dont have a mail server
[13:17] <Yelu> Dbugger, mopps, okay, then look into your logs if there are any
[13:18] <Dbugger> Yelu, I already looked into apache log. NOthing on the error.log
[13:19] <philinux> Subhash;~ in ubuntu run from terminal sudo update-grub and post back what it shows it's found
[13:20] <Subhash> sudo is a not found command, hitting tab shows only a few commands??
[13:20] <Subhash> its minimum bash grub2
[13:20] <Laurenceb__> hi
[13:21] <Laurenceb__> can anyone help me connect to a network printer?
[13:21] <Laurenceb__> its asking for a password
[13:21] <Laurenceb__> and username
[13:21] <Laurenceb__> im not sure what the format is
[13:21] <Laurenceb__>  ad\<username>  ?
[13:21] <Laurenceb__> its a windows active directory
[13:21] <Subhash> when i type boot /efi/Microsoft/Boot/bootx.efi  it says load the kernel first
[13:22] <Subhash> within the efi thers ubuntu and Boot
[13:24] <Dbugger> Ok, lets see it from a different point of view. Can someone tell me why the mail is sent from my local machine?
[13:25] <bagindov> anyone knows what AptonCD function is?
[13:25] <Pici> !aptoncd
[13:25] <mopps> Dbugger, Larabel uses Swiftmailer
[13:25] <Dbugger> mopps, that is correct
[13:26] <bagindov> So, why some of my package don't show in aptonCD list? example, VLC only show the core files, not the main file/package
[13:27] <Yelu> Dbugger, maybe you'll find a hint here: there is a separate log file for laravel defined in the config. => http://laravel.com/docs/errors
[13:28] <Dbugger> Yelu, Isnt that for custom logging?
[13:28] <mopps> Dbugger, Reading the docs for swiftmailer, they don't appear to have any dependencies on an external mail system. Hence i would guess it doesn't need anything else installed and i think your issue is with installing configuing either swiftmailer or laravel. I could be wrong.
[13:28] <Dbugger> As I said, this is working locally. I just want to understand why it works locally
[13:29] <mopps> Dbugger, I would suggest asking #php or #laravel
[13:29] <Dbugger> Since the php is EXACTLY the same in my local machine and in my server, the difference must be on the packages of Ubuntu installed, and their configuration.
[13:29] <Yelu> Dbugger, (dumb question) but the Laravel Bundle is installed o your live system?
[13:29] <Yelu> !oin
[13:29] <Yelu> ^on
[13:29] <Dbugger> Yelu, yes, of course :)
[13:30] <Yelu> Dbugger, ok
[13:30] <streulma> hello, I think my Acer HD Webcam is dead: 1bcf 2c55 Sunplus webcam, it works for a few seconds, and then it is dead. :( checked with VLC, mplayer and Skype
[13:31] <streulma> are there some things I can check in Ubuntu 14.04 ?
[13:31] <mopps> streulma, stupid question but have you tried to reboot?
[13:32] <streulma> haha mopps... yes
[13:33] <cuyotte> Does anybody know why when I try to play a video in firefox, it crashes and I have to reload the page in order to watch the video?
[13:33] <cuyotte> This has happened multiple times
[13:33] <shtrwlf> apparently BigBlueButton does web cam
[13:33] <Deepfriedice> cuyotte, Are you playing videos through flash player?
[13:33] <Yelu> Dbugger, you already checked your credentials if there are any?
[13:34] <cuyotte> I believe so
[13:34] <Dbugger> Yelu, Im not sure what you mean with "credentials"
[13:34] <Deepfriedice> cuyotte, I'm sorry.
[13:34] <Yelu> Dbugger, a PHP/Laravel function call must throw some exception or error message ...
[13:34] <cuyotte> Is there another way to watch videos other than the flash plugin?
[13:34] <mopps> cuyotte, desktop linux flash is no longer supported and the flash player is out of date. google chrome has a newer flash player.
[13:35] <Dbugger> Yelu, that is the weird thing. I havent managed to see an error message nowhere :P
[13:35] <cuyotte> ok, so in other words, ditch firefox and switch to chrome
[13:35] <mopps> cuyotte, Sorry let me correct that. Adobe flash is now supported by google via chrome and that means firefox doesnt have the current player
[13:35] <cuyotte> ok mopps, thanks
[13:36] <Yelu> Dbugger, is there a user account with username and password in use while mailing the form content (=> credentials)?
[13:36] <Dbugger> Yelu, there is no credentials used at all, to send the mail
[13:36] <Yelu> Dbugger, I'd this call a open mail relay then (only joking) ... :)
[13:37] <Dbugger> Im sorry I dont get it :S
[13:37] <KGM70> cuyotte, I 've only come across one site that doesn't support flash in FF , altho chromium flash plugin does work almost everywhere
[13:37] <Dbugger> Funny i_dun_get_it  just joined the channel
[13:37] <cuyotte> what email client does everybody use? I'm using geary but I'm finding that, even though it looks nice, its pretty basic
[13:38] <mopps> Yelu, It's possibe the credentials are in the configuration for the mail library he uses
[13:38] <cuyotte> KGM70, I think I will just switch to Chrome
[13:38] <Yelu> mopps, yes, I was wondering why there is absolutely no security built in ...
[13:39] <Dbugger> mopps, Yelu, why would I need to use credentials for?
[13:39] <mopps> Yelu, I believe this to be a php framework question. We simpyl don't know what the framework is doing under the hood.
[13:39] <Yelu> Dbugger, agree
[13:39] <mopps> Dbugger, to stop spammers using your mail server to send spam
[13:40] <mopps> Dbugger, what would likely get you blacklisted by your isp and taken off line
[13:40] <Dbugger> mopps, you insist that it is a problem in the framework, but the PHP code is exact replicate in both machines
[13:40] <Yelu> mopps, agree (Dbugger, sorry)
[13:40] <KGM70> cuyotte, switch to chromium , it's setup for linux , chrome has some issues
[13:40] <Dbugger> mopps, actually the mails that were being sent from the local machine were landing on spam already by default. I had to whitelist them
[13:40] <mopps> chromium lacks the flash player though unless you jump through several hoops
[13:40] <cuyotte> KGM70, ok, I'll give it a try. Thanks
[13:41] <Deepfriedice> KGM70 cuyotte I don't think chromium had flash.
[13:41] <mopps> Dbugger, No I mean, if you have a mail server on the internet, I can connect to it, and use it to spam people, and then YOU will into trouble for it
[13:41] <cuyotte> Chromium is starting to sound like a non-starter
[13:42] <Dbugger> mopps, but I do NOT have a mail server...
[13:42] <Deepfriedice> cuyotte, What was the site?
[13:42] <Yelu> Dbugger, if your live system has an other mail transfer mechanism activatred (smtp) then your PHP code has to react on that, no?
[13:42] <mopps> Dbugger, then how are you sending mail from your server? :-)
[13:42] <mopps> Dbugger, and why are you asking about installing postfix?
[13:42] <cuyotte> Deepfriedice, its been multiple sites. Not just one.
[13:42] <Dbugger> mopps, I am not. On my server is not working. But I dont have either on my local machine, and that IS working
[13:43] <mopps> Dbugger, you said you had postfix on your local machine
[13:43] <Dbugger> Yelu, I dont know about that. That is what I am asking
[13:43] <Dbugger> mopps, yeah, correct
[13:43] <Deepfriedice> cuyotte, Huh. I've never had SERIOUS issues with flash, just small annoyances.
[13:43] <Dbugger> mopps, having postfix on my localmachine, means that I have a mail server?
[13:43] <KGM70> Deepfriedice, chromium does have flash
[13:43] <mopps> Dbugger, so that it is a mail server (well, an MTA)
[13:44] <mopps> KGM70, Not the newer flash playr
[13:44] <cuyotte> Deepfriedice, yea, but those small annoyances became a problem when it seemed like it was happening all the time.
[13:44] <django> how come my settings are getting saved to xchat?
[13:44] <Dbugger> mopps, then we agree, that all I have to do is install postfix on my server to make it work?
[13:44] <Deepfriedice> cuyotte, Which is why I'm wondering if the problem really is flash.
[13:44] <cuyotte> So go with chrome and not chromium?
[13:44] <mopps> Dbugger, I have no idea as I dont know how your framework works, and i would be guessign but if you actually asked #php or #laravel i bet they would know real fast
[13:45] <Dbugger> I already asked, noone answered :(
[13:45] <Yelu> !tasksel|Dbugger, if it's ubuntu standard server
[13:45] <cuyotte> Deepfriedice, I think it is, so I'm just gonna switch web browsers
[13:45] <Deepfriedice> Okay.
[13:45] <Dbugger> Yelu, what? o_O
[13:46] <Yelu> Dbugger, this will give you an option to install a mail server onto your server
[13:46] <Dbugger> Yelu, but I didnt do this on my localmachine. How come I have to do it on my server
[13:46] <Dbugger> Beside, my local machine is a Desktop edition and my server is a Server Edition. I thought it would make more sense to be the other way around
[13:47] <Yelu> Dbugger, you just answered yourself
[13:48] <Dbugger> did I?
[13:48] <Dbugger> I dont see it
[13:50] <cuyotte> So has anyone used SeaMonkey?
[13:51] <cuyotte> Seems like an application that might be worth a try
[13:51] <mopps> Dbugger, ubuntu server will install only the minimum of stuff that you actually ask for - not everyone needs mail, and each service you add is an additional security risk - likely the desktop installs everything by default for convienience. But to be honest I think you've installed smething extra on the desktop without notcing, maybe inadventently while tinkering.
[13:52] <iarebatman> Alright guys, I've banged my head against the wall for a bit now.  Where are the log files for iptables in ubuntu 14.04 LTS?
[13:52] <iarebatman> I can verify that counters are rising for my LOG entries inside iptables via `iptables -v -x -n -L`, but I cannot find my log entries *anywhere*
[13:53] <mopps> var/log/kern.log on older ubuntu. not sure if Trusty is different
[13:53] <iarebatman> mopps: Checked there - nothing is being logged for iptables =/
[13:54] <eSgr> hi all
[13:54] <eSgr> why isnt there an alternative isntall image for xubuntu?
[13:54] <eSgr> there is one for lubuntu and one for ubuntu
[13:55] <Pici> eSgr: there is no alternative iso for Ubuntu.
[13:55] <Dbugger> mopps, Yelu, Ok, so it seems like inadvertadly I have installed a Mail Server (or MTA) on my localmachine
[13:55] <Dbugger> And we can assume that is postfix
[13:55] <Dbugger> Am I right so far?
[13:57] <Yelu> Dbugger, firstly, I don't want to harm you, okay. - To check your running services yu could open a terminal an type "sudo netstat -tulpn" and look for port 25 (smtp)
[13:58] <Dbugger> Yelu, ok, lets see
[13:58] <Yelu> Dbugger, this will proof id a mail server is running and its name
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> eSgr: could use the mini ISO
[13:59] <Dbugger> Yelu, lot of stuff, should I grep 25 ?
[13:59] <Yelu> Dbugger, yes please
[13:59] <Dbugger> tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:25              <IP_ADDRESS>:*               LISTEN      1217/master
[13:59] <Dbugger> tcp6       0      0 :::25                   ::tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:25              <IP_ADDRESS>:*               LISTEN      1217/master
[13:59] <Dbugger> tcp6       0      0 :::25                   :::*                    LISTEN      1217/master  :*                    LISTEN      1217/master
[13:59] <tado> hey folks. i'm struggling with a very strange problem with the mouse pointer on 14.04... sometimes and in some programs (most notably thunderbird, firefox and musique) the pointer points somewhere, but when i click it selects something about 1cm away from it. like i need to be 1 cm above firefox's address bar to select it, and so on... it's driving me mad and i can't find solutions online. anyone has tips about this?
[13:59] <Dbugger> ups sorry
[13:59] <Dbugger> Yelu,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/7421536/
[13:59]  * Yelu reading link ...
[14:00] <streulma> I'm back again :)
[14:00] <streulma> the webcam is working with vlc v4l2://
[14:00] <streulma> but not with Skype !
[14:01] <Yelu> Dbugger, this seems to be a postfix mail server on your local machine
[14:02] <Yelu> Dbugger, and whats the output on your live server?
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> streulma: what is the output of:   cat /etc/issue
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> streulma: its a single line, so no need to pastebin
[14:03] <Dbugger> lets see
[14:04] <streulma> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS n l
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> streulma: tried:      LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype           (I assume 64bit OS)
[14:04] <Dbugger> Yelu, nothing comes out on port 25
[14:04] <streulma> ActionParsnip: can I pass the vlc output to skype ?
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> streulma: no idea there, sorry
[14:05] <canis> it takes longer time to upgrade
[14:05] <canis> what to do?
[14:05] <Yelu> Dbugger, okay. - Conclusion: Your PHP code isn't able to deliver the mail, because there is no functionality on your live system.
[14:05] <canis> it takes 4 hours to upgrade from 12.4 to 14.04LTS
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> streulma: skype is a black box of proprietary-ness, only Microsoft know what it can and cannot do
[14:06] <canis> is there any alternative way to get fast?
[14:06] <canis> WHAT to do? i need help
[14:06] <raub> canis: find the bottleneck: network or hardware?
[14:06] <canis> bottleneck
[14:06] <canis> what's that
[14:06] <Dbugger> Yelu, Ok, so installing postfix in my server should do the trick, right?
[14:06] <canis> what you mean i don't understand
[14:07] <canis> what is postfix
[14:07] <raub> canis: what is the reason for the slow speed
[14:07] <Yelu> Dbugger, yes (and configuring). - Just google for setting up mail on ubuntu server => https://duckduckgo.com/?q=setting+up+mail+on+ubuntu+server&t=canonical
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> canis: its an email application
[14:07] <raub> Dbugger: I thought there was a postfix instance on the loose in your computer
[14:07] <canis> it's due to my network problem
[14:08] <canis> i think it will be fast to download from torrent
[14:08] <canis> rather than upgradating
[14:08] <Dbugger> Yelu, ok, with you so far. Im going to install postfix, brb
[14:08] <canis> or is it same as before?
[14:08] <raub> canis: that is an option. Just backup the files I want to save
[14:08] <Yelu> Dbugger, you're welcome
[14:08] <raub> canis: you can also create a local repository
[14:09] <Dbugger> Yelu, Wait, I have already tried this in the past. Im not sure this is over ;)
[14:09] <canis> how can i backup my installed software?
[14:09] <Yelu> Dbugger, I'm there
[14:09] <canis> what is local repositiory?
[14:10] <Dbugger> Yelu, wtf?! That worked?!
[14:10] <Dbugger> I could SWEAR I did this in the past :O
[14:10] <Dbugger> o_O
[14:10] <Dbugger> I am speechless now
[14:10] <Pici> canis: something not really appropriate for a single upgrade.
[14:10] <Yelu> Dbugger, it wasn't me, I swear :)
[14:10] <Dbugger> I really have no words to say
[14:10] <Dbugger> Well, yeah. Thank you for sticking with me
[14:10] <Dbugger> I am truly in disbelief
[14:10] <canis> what u mean pici i didn' understand
[14:11] <Yelu> Dbugger, no problem, those things happen all over the time ...
[14:11] <Pici> canis: Whoever suggested an 'local repository' likely didn't understand your request.
[14:11] <Dbugger> Yelu, yeah, programming makes me want to kill myself at times :D
[14:11] <Yelu> Dbugger, so do I
[14:12] <raub> Pici: canis is complaining about slow upgrade speeds. I take he meand something like do-release-upgrade.
[14:12] <Dbugger> Im going to hibernate now for the rest of the weekend
[14:12] <Dbugger> ty, guys
[14:13] <Yelu> Dbugger, have fun ;)
[14:13] <raub> Pici: if it is slow network, he (a) puts up with it, (b) does a full install in another drive and move his crap, (c) deploys a local repo
[14:13] <Dbugger> u too!
[14:13] <raub> Or (d) find somewhere he can drag his machine that has more bandwidth
[14:15] <eSgr> ActionParsnip, mini-iso?
[14:17] <eSgr> does it support preseeding and do i get a correctly configured graphical login screen with it?
[14:17] <eSgr> after installing the xfce packages i mean
[14:17] <raub> canis: is this a laptop or desktop?
[14:20] <canis> it is desktop
[14:20] <canis> what to do?
[14:20] <canis> ?????
[14:20] <canis> i have been upgrading
[14:20] <canis> fetching file 934 of 2204
[14:20] <raub> canis: which version of ubuntu are you on right now?
[14:21] <raub> canis: Are you doing this from home?
[14:21] <canis> Also downloading from torrent  downloaded 320MB
[14:22] <raub> canis: the upgrade process AFAIK is different than the torrent one
[14:22] <whoever> canis: so what is the issue your having
[14:22] <wizard_> i tried to update to ubuntu server 14.04, something did not work out, now i'm not getting grub2 menu and the minimum-line bash for grub is output, how do i recover back my old grub
[14:22] <raub> whoever: slow net AFAIK
[14:22] <jhutchins> wizard_: Restore your bckup.
[14:22] <canis> My issue here is i am going to upgrade from 12.04LTS to 14.04LTS
[14:23] <whoever> raub: ya fast dl == $$
[14:23] <jhutchins> canis: It's recommended that you wait a couple months for 14.04.1, the upgrade will then be automatic.
[14:23] <raub> wizard_: I am slow. Elaborate a bit more
[14:23] <wizard_> unfortunately how do i do that, i'm not geting to boot into any os??
[14:23] <whoever> canis: are you sshd to home from work
[14:24] <canis> for that
[14:24] <canis> which is best way
[14:24] <canis> downloading torrent file and install or direct update
[14:24] <raub> wizard_: it might be as simple as booting from a CD/iso and rebuilding the grub stuff
[14:24] <wizard_> i've the following in my efi dir: Windows Boot and Ubuntu
[14:25] <whoever> Darryl: dilrect update from 12.04 ->14.04  is gonna be quicker and a litte more reliable in your situation
[14:25] <wizard_> raub: i tried to press f12, but the system quickly gets into minimum-line grub2 mode, and i'm not able to select a boot device :(
[14:25] <whoever> canis: dilrect update from 12.04 ->14.04  is gonna be quicker and a litte more reliable in your situation
[14:25] <whoever> Darryl: sorry wrong nic
[14:25] <Darryl> I am already running 14.04.
[14:25] <nnull> is it just my imagination, or has nodes users dropped dramatically?
[14:26] <raub> wizard_: is this a Vm or metal?
[14:26] <wizard_> metal
[14:26] <whoever> canis: where are you in relation to the box that is in need of the upgrade
[14:26] <Caveat> nnull:  current global users 94661
[14:26] <raub> wizard_: Can you go to the cmos and select the drive
[14:26] <Caveat> has it?
[14:27] <UltimateNate> How do i change my password?
[14:27] <wizard_> how do i do that
[14:27] <zetheroo1> it seems in 14.04 that both these commands install kernel updates - apt-get upgrade - apt-get dist-upgrade .... is there a command which installs updates without installing kernel updates?
[14:27] <whoever> wizard_: ususally f8
[14:27] <UltimateNate> Like my sudo password, login password, whatever
[14:27] <raub> whoever: I beleive there is a bit of a language barrier, so be mindful of word choice
[14:27] <wizard_> ok let me try
[14:27] <gebruiker> hi
[14:28] <gebruiker> hello
[14:28] <wizard_> no its getting into grub2
[14:28] <whoever> raub: what did i say wrong, or are you just giving me a reads up
[14:28] <whoever> *heads
[14:28] <Guest87498> ok'
[14:28] <raub> whoever: just a heads up. Don't want to confuse and frustrated him more than I already done
[14:29] <wizard_> ok this is minimum bash-like line editing is supported.
[14:29] <whoever> wizard_: sorry, delete , or what key you would normaly hit to get bios
[14:29] <raub> wizard_: whoch computer/MB is this?
[14:29] <whoever> raub: you talking about wizard_ ? or canis
[14:29] <raub> whoever: canis
[14:30] <wizard_> no neither del nor f8 does a thing:(
[14:30] <whoever> raub: ah ok , thx
[14:30] <raub> whoever: wizard_'s problem might be corrupted grub thingie. So I would first try to recover the grub
[14:30] <raub> whoever: that said, I do not know if EFI has any gotchas
[14:30] <whoever> canis: where is the computer that you are tring to upgrade the os , and where are you ?
[14:30] <wizard_> when i type the command boot /efi/Boot/bootx64.efi it says please load a kernel first:(
[14:31] <whoever> raub: i had issues with it, and just disabled it
[14:31] <raub> wizard_: it does not know where the initramfs file is
[14:31] <whoever> raub: and whent with the the old tried and true way
[14:31] <raub> wizard_: which computer do you have
[14:31] <raub> whoever: it gorws chest hair that way
[14:31] <wizard_> how do i tell you that??
[14:32] <Fohlen> hey guys. I do have constantly have ping timeouts with my wlan chip on ubuntu 14.04
[14:32] <whoever> raub:  efi was supose to be like a thin client, but never got completly implemented
[14:32] <Fohlen> since I upgraded, it's  a full bugload :(
[14:32] <wizard_> i have a lenovo g505s
[14:32] <raub> wizard_: honestly, look at it. It has to have a label somewhere saying its name and model
[14:32] <Fohlen> *err, network timeouts
[14:32] <raub> wizard_: Cool
[14:33] <whoever> raub: efi grows chest hair ?
[14:33] <raub> whoever: *not* using it ;)
[14:33] <wizard_> what specifically do you want to know about my system??
[14:33] <whoever> raub: lol  not sure, i think you just  get a hair transfer from your head to your chest, and it becomes gray
[14:34] <Fohlen> what could, [ 5819.001504] ERROR @wl_cfg80211_get_station : Wrong Mac address mean?
[14:34] <Tin_man> i hate to but in, but if you upgraded, can't you just use 14.04 iso file and do a complete install?
[14:34] <whoever> raub:  AH  goood i hatte that pos
[14:35] <wizard_> from grub how can i boot into usb conatining ubuntu
[14:35] <raub> wizard_: now we know its model, we can google how to get to the cmos screen
[14:36] <Tin_man> f8, del, f2,
[14:38] <wizard_> i tried every fn key and del as well, nothing :(
[14:38] <whoever> canis: where is the computer that you are tring to upgrade the os , and where are you ?
[14:38] <raub> wizard_: According to http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/lenovo_g400sg405sg400stouchg500sg505sg500stouch_ug_english.pdf, p.5, it is the little button to the right of the power button
[14:39] <wizard_> yes thats recovery key, i'l  try that in a minute
[14:40] <UltimateNate> How do i change my sudo password?
[14:40] <UltimateNate> and my login password
[14:40] <Niqx> sudo -s
[14:40] <Niqx> passwd
[14:40] <raub> wizard_: I hope it will let you go to the cmos screen, not some crazy automated recovery process
[14:40] <wizard_> nope  nothing, same place
[14:40] <UltimateNate> sudo -s passwd?
[14:40] <Niqx> thats for root password
[14:40] <xangua> !sudo | UltimateNate
[14:40] <ghostcow> Hey guys/girls anyone alive?
[14:41] <zzxc> Nope
[14:41] <Niqx> UltimateNate: For your normal user just go "passwd"
[14:41] <raub> ghostcow: Nope. I failed the mirror test
[14:41] <ghostcow> hehe
[14:41] <UltimateNate> Will it interfear with anything if i change it?
[14:41] <ghostcow> raub i have xfce on ubuntu 12 i think, and i can't highlight text
[14:42] <ghostcow> it just blinks off
[14:42] <Niqx> UltimateNate: No, unless you have any application that activley uses that password
[14:42] <ghostcow> any idea what might be the problems?
[14:42] <UltimateNate> I don't think i have any
[14:42] <UltimateNate> that uses the password
[14:42] <Niqx> UltimateNate: me for an example, I have a password.safe that unlocks with my password. I need to update that application when I update my own passowrd.
[14:42] <Niqx> Password*
[14:42] <UltimateNate> Now i need to change my sudo password
[14:43] <UltimateNate> so sudo -s passwd
[14:43] <Niqx> Correct
[14:43] <UltimateNate> So i guess -s means set?
[14:44] <UltimateNate> Oh
[14:44] <Niqx> UltimateNate: No, the -s is a variable for "sudo" it reads the input password
[14:44] <geirha> no
[14:44] <UltimateNate> It seems the password changes with the sudo
[14:44] <UltimateNate> When i did passwd, It changes the sudo password as well
[14:44] <Niqx> Well yes, you're logged in as your current user
[14:44] <geirha> !root | UltimateNate
[14:44] <Niqx> and running sudo only elevates your current user to root
[14:45] <geirha> Don't set a password for root. There's no point
[14:46] <blueknight_> hi
[14:46] <Psycho_dude> i am a psychopath
[14:46] <raub> ghostcow: I am at a loss here. Completely clueless
[14:46] <whoever> ghostcow: did you just update/upgrade
[14:46] <blueknight_> How do I stop these ping messages?
[14:47] <whoever> blueknight_: what command did you enter to start them
[14:47] <blueknight_> I entered nothing
[14:47] <ghostcow> nope you guys.. let me get more info for you about my setup
[14:47] <DJones> blueknight_: Do you mean the join/quit messages in the irc channel?
[14:47] <ghostcow> hold on
[14:48] <streulma> hello ActionParsnip
[14:48] <blueknight_> No, the ping messages>  yanagi775 has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)
[14:48] <a113> what is the correct directory to place a bash script to be run by a cron job (ie root)?
[14:48] <streulma> can't find lib v4l2
[14:48] <Pici> blueknight_: those are join/quit messages.
[14:48] <streulma> for preload to skype
[14:48] <DJones> blueknight_: Yeah, its probably the same, so quit messages
[14:48] <ghostcow> uname -a: 3.2.0-60-generic #91-Ubuntu SMP Wed Feb 19 03:55:18 UTC 2014 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[14:48] <Pici> !quietirc | blueknight_
[14:48] <ghostcow> XFCE 4.8
[14:48] <raub> wizard_: I dunno what to tell you then. There might be another way to do it. It just depends on how brave you feel
[14:49] <ghostcow> i think it's 12.04 LTS
[14:49] <blueknight_> Ah, ok. Then I will have to live with this annoying behavior...
[14:49] <wizard_> see ac to http://www.markomedia.com.au/load-kernel-and-boot-your-system-with-grub2/ i just want to know X,Y
[14:49] <Pici> blueknight_: just look at the URL ubottu gave you
[14:49] <wizard_> can you help me find that??
[14:49] <whoever> ghostcow: any reason your still on 12 and not 14
[14:49] <ghostcow> Anyway, the problem happens on some programs like google chrome, gedit but not in the terminal emulator
[14:50] <ghostcow> didnt' find anything on google about it when i searched
[14:50] <ghostcow> umm it's a virtual machine i set up a while ago and i haven't gotten around to upgrading
[14:50] <a113> my bash script won't be recognized by my cron job, should I place the bash script in /root/bin?
[14:50] <blueknight_> thank you, ubbotu
[14:51] <streulma> why I get Wrong ELF CLASS when I try to preload v4l1compat.so ?
[14:51] <ghostcow> the problem is i try to highlight text and while i'm highlighting it just reverts back to normal
[14:51] <whoever> ghostcow: it coud be a ram  issue if it is slow, it could be out of date and some packages are broken
[14:51] <ghostcow> if i want to copy paste etc
[14:52] <ghostcow> nothing is working slow, i don't know what you mean
[14:52] <raub> wizard_: When I had the same issue i was able to boot fromt he server CD, which has a repair install option
[14:53] <raub> wizard_: then I was able to run grub and probulate and find the x,y
[14:53] <wizard_> can a command find that on a standalone system'
[14:53] <raub> wizard_: that said, if you have only one drive, chances are x=0
[14:54] <raub> wizard_: if you get to the "grub" prompt, ls might work
[14:54] <wizard_> and Y=gpt1...gpt7??
[14:55] <raub> wizard_: maybe 1..7. Remember I am pnting here; I do not use EFI
[14:55] <whoever> ghostcow: what about copy and pate /etce
[14:55] <raub> s/pnting/punting/
[14:55] <whoever> ghostcow: where do you want to put it
[14:55] <mgolisch_> streulma: wrong arch?
[14:56] <ghostcow> in gedit- i'm writing code, and all i want to do is highlight a paragraph, copy it and paste it somewhere else in the file
[14:57] <ghostcow> but when i try highlighting- it reverts back to non-highlighted text instantly
[14:57] <wizard_> can some one help me with this: http://members.iinet.net/~herman546/p20/GRUB2%20How%20To%20Boot%20From%20CLI%20Mode.html
[14:57] <Bitboy1> Can I run windows application in Ubuntu?
[14:57] <ghostcow> same thing happens when i use the shift+arrow keys
[14:57] <xangua> !appdb | Bitboy1
[14:57] <Pici> /70/70
[14:58] <mgolisch_> ghostcow: which virtualisation software do you use?
[14:58] <ghostcow> virtualbox
[15:01] <wizard_> i can tell you hd0,gp2 says: filesystem type fat, UUID ..., partition start at...
[15:01] <wizard_> all other say no known filesystem detected
[15:05] <mgolisch_> ghostcow: installed any clipboard management stoftware or the likes?
[15:07] <ghostcow> mgolisch_: no.
[15:07] <Radon_3> Hi everyone, first I have got to admit something
[15:07] <mgolisch_> think i had a similar problem once caused by glipper
[15:08] <ghostcow> lol maybe i should install glipper then at least it will be a known bug :P
[15:08] <Radon_3> This is the hottest best ubuntu support ever,
[15:08] <Radon_3> anyways
[15:08] <Radon_3> my question:
[15:08] <xangua> some clipboard managers paste the copied text when a text is selected mgolisch_, you can change that in the configuration
[15:08] <Radon_3> Is it safe to download and install nvidia drivers from nvidia website?
[15:09] <Oneliner> Hello there, 14.04 is looking real nice!
[15:09] <mgolisch_> Radon_3: id not do that
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: why bother, there is a packaged version
[15:09] <wizard_> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB this in the Chainloading Windows/Linux installed in UEFI mode section says insmod command , this shows error file not found
[15:09] <mgolisch_> Radon_3: whats wrong with the packaged version?
[15:09] <wiak> does anyone know how i can get [ and ] back in hexchat?, everytime i try ctrl + alt +8 and 9 i get nothing :O
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: you can but i dont think it ties into dkms so much
[15:09] <Radon_3> Oneliner: yeah, it is making me much more eager to get and install it, I just want it
[15:10] <Radon_3> ActionParsnip: lol
[15:10] <Oneliner> I have an asrock amd-nvidia box that is giving me issues though, all the bios and south bridge is nvidia (ethernet-video) and dosent want to play ball at all
[15:10] <UwM716> wiak: german keyboard? try AltGr+8 instead
[15:11] <Radon_3> mgolisch_: why wouldn't you do that?
[15:11] <tigerL> exit
[15:11] <Oneliner> the main issue i have with this particular box is freeze after login (scrambled screen) and no internet access (wired, cable) even on live cd launch
[15:11] <Radon_3> the problem with the packaged versions is that when I install them I only get a black screen with a blinking cursor, and even Ctrl+alt+Fs don't work
[15:12] <ghoti> Er...  I just realized that I've got a box with two default routes.  It has two nics, and its second connection is to a service provider that appears to have provided us with the second default route via DHCP.
[15:12] <Radon_3> I thought to myself maybe it would be best that I read the whole documents about installing the drivers from nvidia on nvidia website
[15:12] <Radon_3> and then get it to work with xorg
[15:12] <ghoti> Things are still running, but what's the impact of running with multiple default routes?  How can there be more than 1 "default"?
[15:12] <Radon_3> the problem is though that the thing is closed source and it scares me
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: do you use a switching GPU?
[15:13] <_VlperX_> I don't have JDK, do I? java version "1.7.0_51"
[15:13] <_VlperX_> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_51-b13)
[15:13] <_VlperX_> Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.51-b03, mixed mode)
[15:13] <mgolisch_> the packaged drivers are too
[15:13] <Oneliner> if i boot the machine in same screen mode from the recovery window it works fine (without internet) so i know this is a hardware to nvidia drivers issue
[15:13] <Radon_3> ActionParsnip: what is a switching GPU?
[15:13] <mgolisch_> its the exact same thing
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: Intel and Nvidia GPU in the same system, usually a laptop
[15:13] <mgolisch_> unless the version on the nvidia website is newer i dont see any reason to install it from there
[15:13] <cory> hello all
[15:14] <Radon_3> ActionParsnip: oh, no not any more, I used to, but I have completely disabled Intel graphics in the BIOS now
[15:14] <Radon_3> cory: hi man
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: which Nvidia GPU do you have?
[15:15] <Oneliner> so what steps should i take to overcome working with a mobo that s very linux unfriendly? (nvidia soutbridge)
[15:15] <Guest6134> I'm hoping someone can help me with this issue that has been driving me CRAZY.  My mouse left-clicks on it's own about 6 seconds after I stop moving it.  Hover mouse is not enabled and mousetweaks -s says that there is nothing to shutdown.  Can anyone shed some light on what may be causing this?
[15:15] <Radon_3> I mean how safe is it? also the fact that the linux creator in that video said: "Fuck you Nvidia" and gave them the finger on youtube scares me more
[15:15] <Radon_3> ActionParsnip: I have Nvidia Geforce 210
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: its fine, the packaged version is just more convenient and gels the driver better with your OS
[15:15] <blueknight_> Is it possible to install a newer version of gcc from source? Currently I have 4.4.5.
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: have you tried running:  sudo nvidia-xconfig    then rebooting?
[15:16] <Radon_3> So Nvidia isn't after some sort of revenge?
[15:16] <Radon_3> you say?
[15:16] <blueknight_> Revenge? What happened?
[15:16] <mgolisch_> blueknight_: why do you need that?
[15:17] <blueknight_> just for curiosity..
[15:17] <streulma> mgolisch_ 14.04
[15:17] <wizard_> hey guys at lest now i booted into my os thanks anyways for the help :(
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: no its fine. Ive always used them when I need power. I like their drivers.
[15:17] <streulma> where can I find libv4l1compat.so from i386 just installed ?
[15:17] <mgolisch_> streulma: no what i meant is that you tried to load a 64bit shared object in a 32bit app or vice versa
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> streulma: if you run:   file /usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so    what is output?
[15:18] <mgolisch_> streulma: thats what wrong elf class means
[15:19] <beastly_> pdsi
[15:19] <UwM716> Radon_3: revenge, just because linus gave them the finger on youtube? i doubt it. of course, linus is absolutely right, nvidia keeps users of their driver running the kernel with closed source drivers, which is just bad. if your kernel crashes and you had the binary nvidia driver running, don't expect any support from the kernel developers. because they cannot know what's going on in that driver.
[15:19] <wiak> UwM716, [hmm.]
[15:19] <wiak> works :P
[15:20] <Oneliner> right so nvidia asrock low range motherboard, not playing ball at all with drivers on video and lan, what are my options? (besides a new mb)
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> streulma: or try:   sudo updatedb; locate v4l1compat.so
[15:20] <wiak> olmost germen, its a little bit back into the language history, i have a northern germanic keyboard :p
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Oneliner: which Ethernet chip is it?
[15:21] <wiak> ActionParsnip, find / -iname woottofind is better :p
[15:21] <Oneliner> ActionParsnip: checking
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> wiak: why? Once the updatedb is ran, searches are super quick
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> wiak: then only real time it falls down is the rapid changes in $HOME
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> wiak: so future searches outside of $HOME will be quicker
[15:24] <OerHeks> ActionParsnip, do you know the solution to get sound indicator back, it disappeared somehowe ( 14.04 )
[15:24] <OerHeks> reinstall indicator-sound & logout/reboot did not work
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> OerHeks: try:  killall pulseaudio   then wait a few seconds
[15:25] <streulma> ActionParsnip mgolisch_ nevermind, got it working with downloading v4l2 lib from ubuntu site and it installs in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu
[15:26] <blueknight_> that's the default dir where the package install libraries... (I had some issues with it)
[15:26] <Radon_3> Sorry folks, specially ActionParsnip, that I left in such a rude manner, I dunno what froze the system.... by the way when system frozes, is there any other ways to recover rather than pressing the rest button?
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: can you drop to TTY1?
[15:27] <Radon_3> TTY1???
[15:27] <Radon_3> what's that?
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: if so you can kill the X server and be ok
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: CTRL + ALT + F1 will drop you to TTY1
[15:27] <Radon_3> oh, no I can't
[15:27] <blueknight_> Radon_3: when the system is frozen nothing can bring it back...
[15:28] <UwM716> Radon_3: tty1 is the first text console
[15:28] <Radon_3> :(
[15:28] <Radon_3> reset button then...
[15:28] <UwM716> Radon_3: or remote login from another machine with ssh
[15:28] <Radon_3> I have not installed ssh, not that I know of
[15:29] <lorenx> what's wrong with this nfs fstab? http://privatepaste.com/dd4ecf2a44
[15:29] <Radon_3> I have not installed ssh, that I know of
[15:29] <blueknight_> apt-get install openssh-client
[15:30] <Radon_3> no thank you
[15:30] <streulma> ActionParsnip now the webcam turned in SPCA2082 PC Camera
[15:30] <blueknight_> ops, or server... if you don't have it
[15:30] <Radon_3> notinterested in ssh,
[15:31] <Radon_3> more like apt-get kill-ssh-never-install-it
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> streulma: does it work?
[15:31] <blueknight_> ssh is useful, I use it to control access friends and family machines without their consent
[15:31] <Radon_3> more like apt-get install kill-ssh-never-install-it
[15:31] <mmazing> Radon_3: why don't you like ssh?
[15:31] <TomyWork> Radon_3 equivs might help there :P
[15:31] <Oneliner> ActionParsnip: the asrock motherboard uses the nvidia soutbridge chips,
[15:31] <Radon_3> blueknight_
[15:31] <Radon_3> blueknight_
[15:31] <Radon_3> blueknight_: LMAO
[15:31] <TomyWork> but seriously, ssh is linux' RDP
[15:32] <mmazing> ssh is probably one of my favorite things on the planet
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> TomyWork: SSH is a lot more powerful than RDP
[15:32] <Oneliner> lemme get a bit more precise make and model :)
[15:32] <UwM716> it's THE remote login mechanism for unixlike systems
[15:32] <Radon_3> yeah, SSH is super, but I read somewhere don't install something that you don't know enough about or you would hurt your security,
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> its the swiss army knife of *nix
[15:33] <mmazing> also, you probably already have ssh installed, what distro are you using
[15:33] <TomyWork> it's ubiquitous, can do every remote management task you can think of... why wouldnt you want it?
[15:33] <TomyWork> plus, it's secure
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: if you need SSH, install it, otherwise, don't
[15:33] <Radon_3> omg, reall???
[15:33] <Radon_3> 12.04 LTS DESKTOP
[15:33] <UwM716> mmazing: ubuntu does not have ssh server installed by default
[15:33] <mmazing> you have all sorts of SSH in that
[15:33] <TomyWork> desktops never get managed remotely?
[15:33] <Radon_3> mmazing: lol
[15:33] <UwM716> mmazing: ssh client probably
[15:33] <mmazing> it has ssh client though
[15:33] <Radon_3> how can I remove it?
[15:34] <_VlperX_> does anyone know anything about java hotspot here?
[15:34] <k1l> Radon_3: what do you want to remove?
[15:34] <TomyWork> ever use git? most people use that via ssh
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> Radon_3: having ssh client installed doesnt harm anything
[15:34] <Radon_3> ok
[15:34] <UwM716> Radon_3: why? ssh is just the client. not running as a service.
[15:34] <Radon_3> ok
[15:34] <UwM716> Radon_3: sshd would be the server.
[15:34] <k1l> Radon_3: if you mean your ssh client you are wildly mixing things and shooting blindly to "protect" you
[15:34] <UwM716> Radon_3: you can check if the server is running by typing  "pidof sshd"
[15:35] <Machinarius> Hello guys! I am trying to install ubuntu server on my lenovo s400u (yeah, broke... reusing as media center and continuous integration server) but GRUB is getting a 640x480 resolution that corrupts the terminal video mode and makes installing ubuntu impossible. Any ideas?
[15:35] <UwM716> Radon_3: if the pidof command returns one or more numbers (PIDs), then sshd is running
[15:35] <blueknight_> people can only access your machine if you have ssh server installed (+ip user and password).
[15:35] <blueknight_> SSH server is not installed by default in desktop versions..
[15:35] <blueknight_> as far as I know ...
[15:35] <Radon_3> nope not runnin
[15:35] <UwM716> Radon_3: alright
[15:36] <mmazing> Machinarius: hmmm, grub corrupting video, might be a hardware issue, do you have any other OSes installed? can you boot from a livecd?
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> Machinarius: http://askubuntu.com/questions/86561/how-can-i-increase-the-console-resolution-of-my-ubuntu-server
[15:36] <Machinarius> mmazing: I can boot a copy of raring that is installed on the machine
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> Machinarius: not sure if this is deprecated now
[15:37] <blueknight_> how do you people put people name in front of messages?
[15:37] <mmazing> type it out :)
[15:37] <blueknight_> :O
[15:37] <Pici> blueknight_: most IRC clients support tab-complete of nicks.
[15:37] <mmazing> oh snap, tab does work
[15:38] <UwM716> blueknight_: either type it out or do tab completion (if your irc client has it)
[15:38] <LyndsySimon> I’m setting up a server running 12.04, and after updating, python-pip doesn’t work. Can someone point me to whatever reporting mechanism is established for this sort of thing?
[15:38] <mmazing> luckily i like typing so i'm not upset :)
[15:38] <blueknight_> OK, I was hoping for an easier way...
[15:38] <blueknight_> LOL!
[15:39] <Machinarius> ActionParsnip: That made it, awesome. Thanks :) I remember you from a couple years back here... you deserve an award, or at least a cake that is not a lie
[15:39] <mmazing> heh, easier than typing a few characters and hitting tab?
[15:39] <blueknight_> you have to know if he likes cake first... who knows..
[15:39] <UwM716> blueknight_: what's so difficult about tab completion? to get "blueknight_" i just type bl and tab at the beginning of the line
[15:40] <mmazing> i have to type 50% more characters than you UwM716. 'blu', 50% seems like a lot, perhaps i should upgrade my irc client
[15:40] <blueknight_> I will stick to the type letter by letter method, thanks
[15:40] <UwM716> mmazing: i am using irssi
[15:40] <blueknight_> UwM716: thanks
[15:41] <nick0R0> Hello
[15:41] <blueknight_> Hi!
[15:41] <jiguanglizipao> hi..
[15:41] <nick0R0> I'm in a bit of a pickle and somehow messed up my repos
[15:41] <nick0R0> Is there anyone here who has experience with sources.list?
[15:42] <blueknight_> nick0R0: what did you do?
[15:42] <Radon_3> nick0R0: what's the issue?
[15:42] <mmazing> nick0R0, probably lots of people, what's the question exactly? :)
[15:42] <nick0R0> blueknight_: without overburdening you with too much detail I have weird errors when trying to update and upgrade through terminal
[15:42] <Oneliner> ActionParsnip: the chipset that is not working with ubuntu is an nvidia model --> GeForce 7025 / nForce 630a
[15:42] <streulma> ActionParsnip: no black screen
[15:42] <Radon_3> God I love IRC, ubuntu....
[15:43] <Oneliner> both graphics and lan fail misserably
[15:43] <k1l> nick0R0: please pastebin that errors and your sources list
[15:43] <nick0R0> blueknight_: After doing some google leg work I realized my repos were mixed/messed up
[15:43] <blueknight_> what red color messages mean?
[15:43] <streulma> ActionParsnip either think it is a hardware problem...
[15:43] <nick0R0> k1l: will do
[15:43] <Oneliner> so am guessing i need to find a ppa for the ethernet and then try nvidia current on the on board video
[15:43] <k1l> nick0R0: use that command: tail -n +1 /etc/apt/sources.list{,.d/*.list}
[15:43] <Oneliner> i just dont know which ppa to look for :D
[15:44] <nick0R0> k1l: what does that do exactly>
[15:44] <UwM716> Oneliner: what was the ethernet card again?
[15:44] <Oneliner> mobo onboard
[15:44] <k1l> nick0R0: it lists the sources.list and the PPAs in sources.list.d
[15:44] <UwM716> Oneliner: yeah, but which exact type? (lspci would help)
[15:46] <Oneliner> not listed in lspci
[15:46] <Oneliner> only way i can boot this box is via recovery mode boot
[15:46] <quidnunc> How do I configure a new nagios plugin?
[15:46] <UwM716> Oneliner: what?
[15:46] <quidnunc> (to make it run)
[15:46] <notrev> hi all
[15:46] <notrev> is there a git package with git-p4 enabled ?
[15:46] <grimeton> just in case somebody is using plesk: http://makthepla.net/blog/=/plesk-sso-xxe-xss
[15:46] <UwM716> Oneliner: can you paste the lspci output somewhere?
[15:47] <Oneliner> UwM716: not really, it has no network access
[15:47] <Oneliner> am chating from another machine
[15:47] <UwM716> Oneliner: you could write the lspci output to a mounted usb stick
[15:48] <Oneliner> ohhh wait, saw it, just didint read long enough :)
[15:48] <Oneliner> MCP61
[15:48] <UwM716> Oneliner: can you rerun lspci with the -n option?
[15:48] <nick0R0> blueknight_: k1l - Ok here is the gist of it - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422006/
[15:48] <UwM716> Oneliner: to get the exact pci id
[15:49] <k1l> nick0R0: wait, you got maverick and saucy repos there?
[15:49] <k1l> nick0R0: what did you change there?
[15:50] <nick0R0> k1l: Here is the sources.list stuff - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422014/
[15:51] <nick0R0> k1l: I really don't know why the maverick stuff is there. I haven't had Maverick for quite some time
[15:51] <blueknight_> nick0R0: are you using 10.10?
[15:51] <nick0R0> blueknight_: No 13.10
[15:51] <Oneliner> UwM716: 00:07.0 0680 10de:03ef (rev a2)
[15:52] <junixbr> hi there
[15:52] <blueknight_> where is that simnet.is from? Is it a mirror?
[15:52] <k1l> nick0R0: exchange maverick with saucy in the sources.list
[15:53] <UwM716> Oneliner: that card should run with the forcedeth driver. at least the pci id is in the driver module.
[15:53] <Oneliner> UwM716: is that what you expected or would you like me to run something else?
[15:53] <blueknight_> yea, don't know what maverick is doing there...
[15:53] <nick0R0> k1l: "EXCHANGE" meaning switch or do you mean replace. Please be specific
[15:53] <k1l> nick0R0: then do a "sudo apt-get update &&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and show that in a pastebin
[15:53] <k1l> nick0R0: replace maverick with saucy
[15:53] <UwM716> Oneliner: modinfo forcedeth | grep -i "10de.*03ef"
[15:54] <nick0R0> k1l: let me give that a try...
[15:54] <Oneliner> one sec trying
[15:54] <UwM716> Oneliner: can you check with lsmod if the forcedeth module is loaded?
[15:55] <Oneliner> looks like it is
[15:55] <Oneliner> trying to force
[15:55] <UwM716> Oneliner: but "ip a" does not show you eth0 ?
[15:55] <nick0R0> k1l: I'm doing something wrong, I can't edit the file
[15:56] <k1l> nick0R0: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:56] <Oneliner> shows as state unknown
[15:56] <nick0R0> k1l: Thanks
[15:56] <UwM716> Oneliner: but "ip a" has eth0 in its output?
[15:56] <k1l> nick0R0: ctrl+o to save and ctrl+x to exit
[15:59] <Oneliner> UwM716: there is a eth0 entry yes
[16:00] <UwM716> Oneliner: so the network card is actually detected by the driver
[16:00] <UwM716> Oneliner: if you say the card fails you mean it fails getting a dhcp lease?
[16:00] <Oneliner> UwM716: in a very troubled way i guess
[16:01] <Oneliner> yes, no connection attempt is successfull
[16:01] <UwM716> Oneliner: but?
[16:01] <UwM716> Oneliner: oh, i misread
[16:01] <Oneliner> of course, this is not an issue on other os
[16:02] <UwM716> Oneliner: "connection" is a bit unspecific. does it get a dhcp lease?
[16:02] <Oneliner> ao mchine hardware and context network are fine
[16:02] <Oneliner> no
[16:02] <UwM716> Oneliner: check dmesg output for lines with eth0 in it.  dmesg | grep eth0
[16:03] <Oneliner> got a few entries
[16:03] <luke7913> It seems whenever I use the "Erase disk and install Ubuntu" with LVM checked, my swap partition never works. I get failed to mount vg blah on boot and then "Swap not available" in system monitor.
[16:03] <blueknight_> -- away -
[16:03] <UwM716> Oneliner: something about link status? 10/100/1000 mbit?
[16:04] <kiilo> hi is there a simple way to restore keybindings in 14.04
[16:04] <Oneliner> link is not ready and netdev watchdog complaining transmit queue timed out
[16:04] <kiilo> my super key shows "gnome help"
[16:04] <Oneliner> what if i force it to 10baset fd ?
[16:05] <Oneliner> ugly wire?
[16:05] <nick0R0> k1l: Here is the "sudo apt-get update &&sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" stuff - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7422093/
[16:05] <kegg> hola
[16:05] <UwM716> Oneliner: maybe. i don't know if the live system has ethtool.
[16:06] <Oneliner> UwM716: give me a couple min i ll go get a mem stick to start pasting some of this
[16:06] <Oneliner> i used mii-tool in the past
[16:06] <Oneliner> checking
[16:06] <UwM716> Oneliner: mii-tool is deprecated AFAIK
[16:07] <kiilo> mmmh this is outdated http://askubuntu.com/questions/17626/how-can-i-restore-default-keyboard-shortcuts
[16:07] <Oneliner> ohh?
[16:07] <kiilo> 14.04 how to reset keybindings?
[16:07] <Oneliner> hmm
[16:08] <kiilo> where is the windows key setting stored?
[16:08] <kiilo> sorry super key ;-)
[16:08] <Oneliner> UwM716: do you have any options the graphics part? once i solve that i dont have to load that box in recovery mode
[16:08] <UwM716> Oneliner: i would try something like  ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg on
[16:09] <UwM716> Oneliner: no, i don't use any nvidia hardware myself
[16:09] <k1l> nick0R0: remove postfix
[16:11] <SameDay> Hi, I need a certain user (mail), to be able to play sounds, how can I accomplish that ?
[16:11] <nick0R0> k1l: "remove postfix" - Do you mean in sources.list? How?
[16:11] <k1l> nick0R0: sudo apt-get rmeove postfix
[16:11] <UwM716> Oneliner: gotta go now