[00:00] <skinux> Anyone had a problem with rsync deleting stuff it's supposed to be copying/moving?
[00:01] <OerHeks> skinux, what options did you use? > --delete deletes files that don't exist on the system being backed up.(Optional)
[00:02] <skinux> I used GTK front-end, used defaults except for preserve timestamps and permissions.
[00:02] <metempsychosis> hi again! what is the command to change a keyboard layout to US standard in the terminal?
[00:03] <skinux> "Delete on destination" and "do not leave filesystem" were not checked.
[00:04] <asakapab0i> -,-
[00:05] <maxvi> clock dissapear from my panel in ubuntu 14.04 may by I something deleted ((
[00:05] <maxvi> so package
[00:05] <maxvi> some package ... earlier I removed evolution-data-server
[00:05] <skinux> I found it.
[00:06] <maxvi> so how can I return clock to unity panel ?
[00:06] <skinux> Somehow it saved a directory to '/' instead of where it was supposed to be saving it.
[00:06] <skinux> I won't use that front-end again.
[00:06] <ttowndog> i edited file xorg worg.My container cant boot desktop.
[00:06] <OerHeks> skinux, if that is default, maybe worth making a bugreport
[00:07] <skinux> It saved to '/' when it was supposed to be saving to '/var/www/'
[00:07] <OerHeks> maxvi, system settings > time > show on panel
[00:07] <ttowndog> does anyone know how to configure xorg to detect my keyboard.
[00:07] <genii> metempsychosis: sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
[00:07] <OerHeks> or 'in menu bar'
[00:09] <metempsychosis> "keyboard is not installed" (lolwut)
[00:10] <metempsychosis> oh forgot they hyphen nevermind. >.<
[00:10] <metempsychosis> the*
[00:11] <krabador> !seen aaron
[00:11] <krabador> seen aaron
[00:11] <genii> metempsychosis: Yes, that would be maybe a confusing error message since it refers to the nonexistent package named keyboard but could be interpreted by a user that the computer does not see their keyboard
[00:11] <OerHeks> krabador, this is no funbot, ubuntu support only
[00:12] <metempsychosis> this isnt the first time I've made that silly error. just need to get used to checking for it. thanks again!
[00:12] <ttowndog> who here has linux containers installed?
[00:13] <krabador> OerHeks, yes excuse me , i only tried to search an user that help me some time ago
[00:18] <loa> i expirience problems with last chrome browser.
[00:18] <loa> looks like there is somethings consuming my cpu very hard.
[00:18] <ttowndog> who here has linux containers installed?
[00:19] <jhutchins> ttowndog: Ask your question of the channel in general.
[00:20] <ttowndog> jhutchins:where is lxc channel please?
[00:21] <metempsychosis> okay so I've installed the prop drivers for my nvidia card but now the resolution is so messed up that I can't even open the configuration settings in a window and the terminal just informs me that it can't open the display
[00:21] <metempsychosis> by messed up I mean it's cut off in a peculiar way so all windows and tabs open outside of the parameters of the screen
[00:23] <Jeeves_Moss> I'm lost once again on premissions.  How do I add users to the www-data group?  Then have r/w premissions via FTP
[00:23] <jhutchins> metempsychosis: What metod did you use to install the drivers?
[00:23] <metempsychosis> driver manager - i nstalled the recommended driver
[00:24] <ttowndog> can someone spare 5 min with me to open browser in lxc conatainers.Im pretty sure it cant detect some stuff like my keyboard.
[00:25] <Wulframn> ttowndog: if someone here knows what to do they'll step up
[00:26] <ttowndog> yup ill hang out
[00:28] <dypsilon_> Hi everyone, I'm aiming to create a very minimal virtual box installation with latest packages with least amount of downloading. So I need an image with a system that allows me to install packages and doesn't have anything else. It should be bootable though. Could you point me in the right direction?
[00:28] <Wulframn> dypsilon_: ubuntu minimal
[00:28] <skinux> I have to have a directory named "?`???"...how do I do anything with it? Whatever I try system says it doesn't exist.
[00:29] <dypsilon_> Wulframn, right, that would be idea, is there a way to make it non-interactive?
[00:29] <dypsilon_> *ideal
[00:29] <asakapab0i> skinux: Use the PID of the directory.
[00:29] <dypsilon_> Wulframn, I want to automate the image creation process with vagrant
[00:30] <skinux> I don't know how to do that.
[00:30] <Wulframn> I am not sure.
[00:30] <dypsilon_> Wulframn, thank you anyway
[00:31] <milad1512> what's postgres ?
[00:31] <samthewildone> what's the command to restart bluetooth services ?
[00:33] <genii> milad1512: postgres is a database system.
[00:34] <milad1512> i have account named postgres and it needs password and i don't know how did i installed it
[00:34] <milad1512> is it comes with another program ?
[00:35] <genii> milad1512: That's normal. The password it wants is the password which applications that use the database will use.
[00:35] <genii> milad1512: Often it installs as a dependency for some other application, yes
[00:35] <milad1512> like what application ?
[00:36] <asakapab0i> skinux: type ls -i
[00:36] <milad1512> What's the password anyway ?
[00:36] <asakapab0i> Copy the inode number.
[00:36] <john38> Can  anyone tell me of a good cd dvd burning software for windows?? i know this is not the channel
[00:36] <asakapab0i>  find . -inum 97315 -exec mv {} new-directory-name \;
[00:36] <squinty> john38:  imgburn
[00:37] <bazhang> ##windows can help that john38
[00:37] <reisio> john38: imgburn
[00:38] <john38> squinty, is that free or do i have to buy it
[00:38] <genii> milad1512: Usually something like a web-based application which uses it as the backend
[00:38] <reisio> john38: free
[00:38] <squinty> john38:  off topic   look it up please
[00:38] <john38> does it burn dvd s as well
[00:38] <reisio> yes
[00:39] <ahklerner> i have a vm i set up a swap partition, how can i turn it off
[00:39] <genii> milad1512: What were you installing when it prompted you for the postgres user password?
[00:39] <ahklerner> so the system will not use it
[00:39] <reisio> ahklerner: swapoff
[00:39] <ahklerner> ok
[00:40] <milad1512> genii: i just saw it and i didn't used any password
[00:40] <DarkOverlord> having an issue with dual monitor setup on my device, initially I had one monitor that was running at 1280X1024 res, and then I hooked up another monitor via DVI and now that monitor is running at 1280x1024, but the original one can only 1152x864
[00:41] <ahklerner> thanksd
[00:41] <milad1512> genii: i mean i didn't entered any
[00:41] <maxamed> hi guys am new to this so is there chanl for biginers
[00:41] <DarkOverlord> btw I am running GDM
[00:41] <milad1512> genii: now it want want's a password that i don't know
[00:42] <reisio> maxamed: here
[00:42] <thakyZ> daftykins: I got the 'sudo modprobe ndiswrapper' to work so what do I do after that?
[00:42] <maxamed> ok thanks
[00:42] <daftykins> thakyZ: just follow the rest of that guide
[00:43] <genii> milad1512: If you didn't put any password in the first time that came up, then the password now is the same ...eg: nothing like how you set it.
[00:43] <thakyZ> daftykins: and then when I resart shoudl it work?
[00:43] <kandinski> I'm installing 4.2-2ubuntu2.3 on my machines, but even after that, the shellshock test comes positive. I'm doing a su - $user to open a new login shell, but still positive. Any ideas of what can it be?
[00:44] <milad1512> genii: it doesn't accept nothing
[00:44] <kandinski> sorry, I meant to say bash 4.2-2ubuntu2.3 package on 12.04
[00:44] <ttowndog> some program cant detect something inside lxc container box.I think it cant see the keyboard which startX wont execute.I want to execute chrome in LXC container.wtf?
[00:47] <genii> milad1512: OK. Almost certainly it is asking for a password to a database and not to the user, but hard to tell from your description. Can you make a screenshot of the dialog where it is asking and put it up somewhere we can see it?
[00:47] <squinty> kandinski:  see if apt-cache policy bash bash: Installed: 4.3-7ubuntu1.3   if yes, then afaik, you are up to date.  ran a test yesterday when I installed the newest bash and it to "failed" the test... will have to wait and see what transpires.  might also want to check #ubuntu-security for updates
[00:47] <daftykins> thakyZ: i don't think there was a restart in step 3
[00:47] <thakyZ> daftykins: well I will do it anyways
[00:48] <trism> ttowndog: did you read through this post? https://www.stgraber.org/2014/02/09/lxc-1-0-gui-in-containers/
[00:48] <thakyZ> daftykins: nope didn't work there is only eth0 and lo in the ifconfig command
[00:49] <thakyZ> iwconfig
[00:49] <squinty> kandinski:  hmmm...didn't notice you were on 12.04    apt-cache may return different results then
[00:49] <ttowndog> cool let me see this
[00:49] <thakyZ> opps wrong keyboard :P
[00:51] <kandinski> squinty, thanks, but this test is failing: env echo='() { /bin/echo owned;}' bash -c "echo this is a test"
[00:52] <trap_exit> is ubuntu 14.10-beta safe or vulnerable vs the bash fiasco?
[00:52] <kandinski> it doesn't fail in my wheezy box
[00:53] <teward> trap_exit: #ubuntu+1
[00:53] <trap_exit> what does that mean?
[00:53] <squinty> trap_exit:  need to ask in #ubuntu+1
[00:53] <trap_exit> 'doesn't fail'
[00:53] <teward> trap_exit: 14.10 questions are offtopic on #ubuntu, you need to /join #ubuntu+1 and ask
[00:53] <trap_exit> teward: as in I should join a different channel?
[00:53] <teward> until 14.10 is released anyways
[00:53] <teward> trap_exit: yes, /join #ubuntu+1
[00:53] <trap_exit> okay
[00:53] <Basketball> teward,
[00:53] <trap_exit> teward: thanks for clarifying, I was not aware (until now) of this distinction
[00:54] <trap_exit> is ubuntu 14.04 safe or vulnerable vs bash fiasco? I want to install an ubuntu, but I wnat it to be safe vs bash fiasco
[00:54] <teward> trap_exit: 14.04 was already patched.  Every current release was patched.
[00:54] <trap_exit> okay
[00:54] <trap_exit> so if I'm downloading an iso
[00:54] <trap_exit> whwat do I do ?
[00:54] <trap_exit> i.e. how do I get the patch if I am installing from an iso?
[00:55] <teward> trap_exit: after you install, run an update via update manager, or `sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade`
[00:55] <trap_exit> the iso has date jul 2014
[00:55] <teward> you'll get the upgrade
[00:55] <trap_exit> which I assume does not have the patch
[00:55] <trap_exit> okay
[00:55] <trap_exit> so I install via iso, then do a "sudo apt-get update" and I'm fine ?
[00:55] <teward> trap_exit: also, don't use the enter key as punctuation.
[00:55] <teward> trap_exit: no, `sudo apt-get update` then `sudo apt-get upgrade`
[00:55] <ttowndog> trism:good guide but i think im towards the end of that tutorial.It took me awhile to set this up.Im at the end to where i cant startX to boot the desktop.
[00:55] <teward> trap_exit: assuming you use the terminal for those commands, that is.
[00:55] <trap_exit> teward: okay, so (1) install from iso, (2) "sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade"
[00:56] <trap_exit> and I'm good? (I will be installing ubuntu-server)
[00:56] <squinty> !shellshock | trap_exit
[00:56] <teward> trap_exit: you should be all set, but you should read what ubottu just said, and also install kernel updates as well.
[00:56] <trism> ttowndog: I can't add anything to it, I haven't tried it, I just know many of his other lxc guides are very good, and that one looks like it is doing exactly what you want
[00:57] <teward> trap_exit: but once you've done the apt-get update and apt-get upgrade, then bash will at least be patched, as would openssl against heartbleed.
[00:57] <trap_exit> umm, how do I get kernel updates? doers "sudo apt-get updage; suto apt-get upgrade" get me kernel udpates too?
[00:57] <teward> trap_exit: it'll say it holds back 3 or 4 packages, just do sudo apt-get install [those packages]
[00:57] <squinty> trap_exit:  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:58] <teward> trap_exit: or do the command squinty just said
[00:58] <teward> i do everything manually for kernel updates and don't use dist-upgrade :)
[00:59] <netlar> How do I check if I have a bluetooth capable computer?
[01:00] <trap_exit> cool thanks
[01:00] <trap_exit> I think I know how to fix this now
[01:00] <trap_exit> also, why is #ubuntu so quiet?
[01:00] <trap_exit> ubuntu used to be one of the most active channels I knew of
[01:00] <spearhead> it usually gets quiet about this time every evening...
[01:01] <ttowndog> trism:I appreciate that for sure.yeah im trying though lol.damn
[01:01] <teward> trap_exit: time of day, evening US time it gets pretty quiet
[01:01] <genii> netlar: The results of either: lsusb    or:lspci  will show the name of some Bluetooth adapter in the output someplace. Also the result of: lsmod | grep bluetooth   will show if the bluetooth module is loaded
[01:02] <squinty> netlar:  look at your unit's documentation.   you can also try   dmesg | grep -i blu     or   sudo service bluetooth status     or  rfkill list   (shows if bluetooth is active or not)  are some of the methods
[01:03] <netlar> This is what I get http://pastebin.com/Gc21vJfE
[01:05] <netlar> I get this also http://pastebin.com/U5RQdy5Y
[01:07] <netlar> It appears that I do have bluetooth available right?
[01:08] <OerHeks> netlar, yes, goto systemsettings > bluetooth and enable it :-)
[01:09] <netlar> OerHeks: Ok, it is searching for device but not finding it now
[01:11] <netlar> Must be the shoes
[01:12] <netlar> Oh I mean the bluetooth headset :)
[01:13] <netlar> I did install blueman, does that cause a conflict?
[01:14] <OerHeks> howto connect depends on the device, maybe you need to set it to be discovered and add a pinn
[01:16] <LS__> What should I do at this point I installed Ubuntu Desktop 14.04 via the program NETBootin I believe it is called or known as and then was planning on a system dual boot with Windows 8.1 which I had installed and that ended up in me pretty much at the point where it takes me to this sub menu boot screen saying I can login as a live session user or test ubuntu before installing install it or use the install it as a manufacturer method only for manufactures so h
[01:16] <LS__> ow can i get it to just boot from the usb to ubuntu as I already obviosly need to usb in my pc or it will give me black screen saying I need to either enter a device or try again basically
[01:17] <reisio> good ole punctuation
[01:18] <daftykins> reisio: you can have that one
[01:19] <reisio> thanks man
[01:19] <Bashing-om> reisio: +1 ^^. not worth my time to try and understand it either.
[01:21] <AiriA> TL:DR How can he boot and run Ubuntu from a flash drive lol
[01:21] <reisio> LS__: what's the problem
[01:21] <daftykins> i believe the answer is to press enter
[01:22] <AiriA> It sounds like he wants a persistent usb install
[01:23] <AiriA> to run and use Ubuntu from the USB stick
[01:24] <LS__> It essentially wont install right because I think I also overwrote windows 8.1 on its C:\ with ubuntu as a partition or something because I cant figure out why it wont dual boot so laod Windows when I do not have my usb in. It wont do nothing without the USB but load a black screen allowing me to choose
[01:25] <LS__> from a few options being only these install ubuntu or test before installing or manufact. install
[01:25] <daftykins> ah so you broke it
[01:25] <LS__> Probably ^
[01:25] <LS__> LOL
[01:25] <AiriA> sounds like its missing the boot loader
[01:26] <LS__> Hmmm. How bad does that sound? I mean I need a PC and am willing to fully switch to Ubuntu or download a some sort of like recovery on Windows 8.1 but they obiously didn't give me a recover CD and I obviously am stuck at this point to what to do so I live session login right now but it seems very ummm not full featured
[01:27] <optrusty> LS__ When I hear that name it feels like a curse
[01:27] <AiriA> are you still able to boot into Windows at all?
[01:27] <trap_exit> dist-upgrade just got bash
[01:27]  * trap_exit puts on armor of +1 vs bash fiasco
[01:27] <optrusty> LS__ Is it HP?
[01:27] <LS__> AiriA I guess I have no idea because I ahven't the clue how lol when I take the USB out it says something along the lines of sorry enter a USB drive.
[01:28] <LS__> Its a Toshiba Satellite and I already went into my bios and was abel to switch it to load usb first instead of dvd drive
[01:28] <optrusty> LS__ P855
[01:28] <optrusty> ?
[01:28] <optrusty> LS__ So whats the prob
[01:29] <LS__> optrusty nope its a Toshiba Satellite but see here is the problem I boot with the USB and it goes to the sub boot screen of Ubuntu not like a login screen right?
[01:29] <LS__> Then it gives me the options install
[01:29] <LS__> or test
[01:29] <LS__> I have to click test as installing it onto even another 16gb flash drive doesn't do crap.
[01:29] <AiriA> I mean..if you overwrote Windows or corrupted anything..youd have to start fresh. You may just need to do a clean install of Ubuntu of thats what you want
[01:30] <optrusty> LS__ I dont get the problem
[01:31] <optrusty> LS__ You are installing Ubuntu on a Flash Drive??
[01:31] <LS__> OptRusty it will show me a sub boot screen that says to install ubuntu or to test it before installing. It wont install because when I click install it just goes through all steps and finally when done I restart to the same damn screen lol
[01:31] <LS__> Its already installed on a 8gb drive
[01:31] <LS__> Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is
[01:31] <DarkOverlord> ok, so I managed to fix it with xrandr, but now part of my screen I can't move my mouse into it
[01:32] <DarkOverlord> its on the right side of the right monitor, I can move windows in the section, but the mouse is just blocked by an invisible wall it seems
[01:32] <optrusty> LS__ -_- is a P855 computer like Toshiba Sattilite or what Model
[01:32] <daftykins> < LS__> optrusty nope its a Toshiba Satellite
[01:33] <optrusty> daftykins -_-
[01:33] <LS__> Toshiba is the brand Satellite is the model name
[01:33] <optrusty> LS__ NVM
[01:33] <daftykins> optrusty: ^5
[01:34] <optrusty> LS__ Restart you PC and press F12 While you are restarting then choose your HDD
[01:34] <LS__> What if I used the HDD drive as a partition though? I can switch back to my usb stick right?
[01:34] <optrusty> LS__ What do you mean as a partition
[01:35] <optrusty> LS__ Are you trying to daul boot
[01:35] <optrusty> LS__ You can switch back to USB
[01:35] <LS__> Well why would it show my drive in the left panel of my ubuntu screen the 500gb drive?
[01:35] <LS__> like why can I mount and unmount it? is that suppose to be right?
[01:35] <optrusty> LS__ What is the PROBLEM FIRST OF ALL
[01:36] <LS__> Well I am wondering why does it ask me to install each time I start or it asks me to test before installing not showing a user account
[01:36] <optrusty> LS__ Take out your USB drive
[01:37] <optrusty> LS__ I think you set your first device as USB
[01:37] <AiriA> Take out the USB and set boot order back to DVD then HDD
[01:37] <LS__> I did because I thought I had to right? In order to load ubuntu you need to swithc in bios to load usb but to switch to windows I load the HDD right in bios?
[01:38] <OerHeks> i have to set bootorder in 2 places, usb/dvd/hdd/network and in diskorder
[01:38] <AiriA> No, when you install Ubuntu it asks if you want to install along side Windows. After install Ubuntu it installs a program called GRUb which when you boot the machine gives you a choice of which OS to load
[01:39] <ekristen> anyone have the oracle-java7-installer=7u51-0~webupd8~7
[01:39] <ekristen> I need that specific version but I can’t seem to find the file anywhere
[01:39] <optrusty> LS__ But Why windows
[01:39] <LS__> AiriA YES! your on what I need to know now.
[01:39] <LS__> Okay so what at this point does it sound like I should try and do switch my bios to HDD then see if it will load windows without the usb in and see if I got both?
[01:39] <optrusty> LS__ Are you trying acomplish daul boot
[01:40] <OerHeks> ekristen, current is  oracle-java7-installer	7u67+7u60arm-0~webupd8~4, they do not pay for launchpad so they cannot keep old versions
[01:40] <LS__> Optrusty yes if possible but by any chance which I think I did install it on my main windows overwriting it with ubuntu I want to just make it stable so it doesn't start the subboot screen each time
[01:40] <OerHeks> ekristen, contact the ppa maintainer
[01:40] <ekristen> OerHeks: yeah I’m asking if anyone happens to have the old file laying around their repo someplace :) or in their cache
[01:41] <ekristen> OerHeks: I can try that
[01:46] <optrusty> LS__ Is your USB plugged in
[01:59] <riobe> Is Linux Mint similar enough to Ubuntu (I read it's based on Ubuntu and compatible with it's repositories) that it would still be appropriate to ask questions while in it in this channel if I go make a new VM install of it?
[01:59] <cfhowlett> !mint | riobe,
[02:00] <riobe> That answers that. Thanks.
[02:00] <cfhowlett> riobe, happy2help
[02:00] <riobe> Well, with 9 people there I'll stick with Ubuntu. This channel has been invaluable in learning Linux.
[02:01] <cfhowlett> !flavors | riobe, there are other flavors of ubuntu you might find more suitable
[02:02] <riobe> Well that's useful. Thanks again, ^.^
[02:04] <jayar> any link to the bash update for "shellshock?"
[02:05] <kostkon> !shellshock
[02:05] <jayar> so sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade will fix it?
[02:05] <teward> jayar: a typical update will fix it, `sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade`
[02:05] <teward> jayar: yes, a standard upgrade with the security repos enabled should get the update included
[02:06] <cfhowlett> jayar, or specifically install bash: sudo apt-get install bash
[02:06] <jayar> didnt work for me
[02:06] <jayar> guess my repos are not enabled...
[02:06] <cfhowlett> jayar, if *security* repos are not enabled, you're gonna have a baaaaaad time ...
[02:07] <jayar> lol
[02:07] <jayar> im trying to pizza instead of french fry
[02:07] <diegoaguilar> Hello I added some ppas
[02:07] <teward> jayar: i'd check your repositories and see if the security repos are enabled for your system, then issue an update
[02:07] <cfhowlett> jayar, this ^^^
[02:07] <jayar> checkin now
[02:07] <diegoaguilar> when I did the apt-get update I get some error about a key issue
[02:07] <unik> how can I add more Swap space safly with GParted tool?
[02:08] <unik> safely*
[02:08] <diegoaguilar> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net trusty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 4F4EA0AAE5267A6C
[02:08] <cfhowlett> diegoaguilar, "some error" is less than helpful
[02:08] <diegoaguilar> how can I fix it
[02:08] <diegoaguilar> there is my error cfhowlett
[02:08] <cfhowlett> diegoaguilar, it's a ppa.  not supported here.  sorry.
[02:08] <cfhowlett> diegoaguilar, I'm typing slower than you ... I'll wait before commenting   :)
[02:09] <rww> !gpgerr | diegoaguilar
[02:09] <jayar> they are enabled and i'm still not fixing....
[02:10] <Bashing-om> jayar: Also must restart bash for the new bash to take effect.
[02:10] <cfhowlett> jayar, try this:  sudo apt-get update     [to refresh your package database]   && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade    [to upgrade *all* installed packages to the latest version in repos]
[02:11] <jayar> k
[02:18] <vicente> --help
[02:18] <cfhowlett> !help | vicente
[02:18] <x00x90> Hey guys, i have installed a minimal version of ubuntu, but i can't find a layout to my keyboard on /usr/share/kbd... (i think its using a built in kbd driver) How can i download a keymap layout ?
[02:19] <x00x90> i tried find / -name '*.map.gz' but i got no results
[02:20] <Alanbitsch> how can i totally uninstall jre7?
[02:21] <tyson2> what gives with the messed-up repos?
[02:21] <cfhowlett> !details | tyson2
[02:22] <Alanbitsch> !pastebin
[02:23] <tyson2> I am setting up a 14.04 instance on Linode, and was stymied trying to install Oracle JDK from the prescribed PPA's.  Hash errors. On Linode IRC they said repos have been messed up all day, and that I should ask Canonical what's going on
[02:24] <tyson2> the presumption is that it has to do with the Bash bug
[02:24] <tyson2> and the consequent checking of various packages
[02:25] <rww> As far as I know, Ubuntu's repositories are fine. PPAs are not officially supported (including here) and Oracle JDK in particular does not allow redistribution because Oracle are silly so we're not particularly keen to help with it.
[02:25] <cfhowlett> tyson2, ppa?  that would be the responsibility of the PPA maintainer so ... not necessarily canonical's issue.  too many places the bug could enter the equation to make an informed guess
[02:26] <Alanbitsch> how can i totally uninstall jre7?
[02:26] <rww> Alanbitsch: Oracle's, or the one in Ubuntu's repositories?
[02:26] <tyson2> got it, thanks rww and cfhowlett, will investigate further.  I need to install neo4j and while they support open jdk, they prefer Oracle for various reasons
[02:27] <cfhowlett> tyson2, hope it all works it self out for you.
[02:27] <Alanbitsch> rww : the one on the software center
[02:27] <tyson2> thanks cfhowlett
[02:28] <Alanbitsch> rww : also on the details it says that it has needs only 600kb on disk
[02:28] <Alanbitsch> rww : can you help me?
[02:28] <rww> Alanbitsch: no, I have no idea how the Software Center works, will leave it for someone who does
[02:29] <Alanbitsch> rww : is there another way? like terminal
[02:30] <Alanbitsch> rww : i need to completely uninstall it
[02:31] <Alanbitsch> rww : the problem is that i think it is corrupt
[02:39] <Alanbitsch> whats the best choice for opening .jar files?
[02:40] <OerHeks> java -jar /path/to/*.jar
[02:43] <elhoir> hello guys
[02:43] <ubbersith>  /msg NickServ identify ek8lhm1k33
[02:44] <elhoir> hello guys
[02:44] <elhoir> could you explain me what is the linux-tools-xxxx about?
[02:45] <genii> elhoir: Look up the packagename you're interested in finding out about at http://packages.ubuntu.com/ and you can view whatever files are also inside that package
[02:46] <rww> e.g. http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty-updates/i386/linux-tools-3.13.0-36/filelist
[02:48] <adoniscik> how can I clean up the boot cruft and avoid these dpkg errors? http://pastebin.com/Si6rsF18
[02:49] <elhoir> genii, im seeing them
[02:49] <lotuspsychje> adoniscik: im using bleachbit to cleanout
[02:49] <elhoir> but i dont know what are their purpose
[02:51] <squinty> elhoir:  try   apt -a show linux-tools-lts-trusty   in a terminal.
[02:52] <Caramoan> Hello Ubuntusers!!!
[02:52] <squinty> elhoir:  to see what   linux-tools-*  packages are available  type   apt search linux-tools | less
[02:53] <squinty> elhoir:  or install Synaptic package manager for lookups, installs, file install locations etc
[02:53] <genii> elhoir: Basically each linux-tools-XXXX package has the same tools but optimized for whatever kernel the XXXXX part describes. So as you see in the filelist, all the stuff that goes into /usr/bin like cpupower, perf, turbostat.
[02:54] <samthewildone> Caramoan, hey
[02:54] <elhoir> genii, aha, thats what i wanted. Thank you so much
[02:56] <Caramoan> samthewildone,  what's up?
[02:56] <diegoaguilar> ubottu, how can I find which is the package whose key failed
[02:56] <oswaldo_> hola
[02:57] <samthewildone> Caramoan, nothing much.
[02:57] <cfhowlett> !es | oswaldo_,
[02:57] <rww> diegoaguilar: the gpg ID you need is the one in the error message. plug that into the command ubottu gave you
[02:58] <oswaldo_> hola
[02:58] <smais> #ubuntu.ch
[02:58] <smais> 中文
[02:59] <OerHeks> !cn
[03:00] <sheap> hey all, I'm getting this wierd error on my trusty install: http://paste.fedoraproject.org/136925/
[03:00] <elhoir> oswaldo_, en ingles, por favor. El canal español es #ubuntu-es
[03:00] <oswaldo_> yo se
[03:00] <hfp> Hi all, I have a usenet downloader that is running Ubuntu 12.04. Is it safe to upgrade to 14.04 with `do-release-update` or will it need tweaking and something more than just typing the command in and reboot?
[03:00] <sheap> the package that it says it's going to install looks like the correct version...what's going on?
[03:01] <OerHeks> sheap version 0ubuntu1 <> 0ubuntu1.1
[03:01] <OerHeks> sheap, run updates first, maybe that solves this issue
[03:01] <sheap> OerHeks: OH
[03:02] <sheap> OerHeks: it's a preseed install...how would I do that?
[03:02] <OerHeks> preseed, that has been a long time ..
[03:03] <elhoir> hfp, usually you only have to reboot after "do-release-upgrade" (not update ;) )
[03:03] <sheap> also, in the preseed the "trusty updates" mirror is not included
[03:03] <sheap> so I don't know why it's pulling 1.1
[03:03]  * sheap investigates further
[03:04] <elhoir> hfp, oh, wait, are you running (and using) apache, samba...?
[03:04] <Snake2k> hfp: I don't trust the "do-release-update" thing, I back up and do a fresh install :| But that's just me.
[03:04] <elhoir> Snake2k, man..... xD
[03:06] <onryo> was wondering if your ubuntu machines are still vulnerable to CVE-2014-7169 after the patch?
[03:06] <onryo> X='() { (a)=>\' bash -c "/dev/stdout echo vulnerable to CVE-2014-7169" 2>/dev/null
[03:06] <Snake2k> elhoir: upgrade >_<
[03:06] <onryo> yeah ofc
[03:07] <onryo> I'm on Debian stable (Wheezy) and had to do a full dist-upgrade.
[03:07] <hfp> elhoir: Well CouchPotato, headphones, sabnzbd and nzbdrone all have their own webservers
[03:07] <hfp> And there is a reverse proxy in front of them
[03:07] <hfp> it's the tretflix image if you're familiar
[03:08] <hfp> Snake2k: I know... This is also why I'm not upgrading my gf's laptop... I'm scared it will break everything... And why upgrade if it's working fine
[03:08] <hfp> but I would sleep better knowing the latest possible version is installed :D
[03:09] <elhoir> hfp, also, you miss security updates if you dont update :)
[03:09] <onryo> because it is freaking easy to drop a reverse shell on your machine if you don't fix bash.
[03:09] <elhoir> but yes, you should investigate before doing it
[03:09] <hfp> elhoir: 12.04 is LTS so it gets updates
[03:10] <elhoir> until... 2017?
[03:10] <hfp> I just upgraded bash via apt-get to 4.3.26
[03:10] <onryo> You can test to see if you are vulnerable with this. If it says "Vulnerable to CVE-20147169" you need to patch bash.
[03:10] <onryo> X='() { (a)=>\' bash -c "/dev/stdout echo vulnerable to CVE-2014-7169" 2>/dev/null
[03:10] <hfp> Well yeah but by then I'll see. I'll probably hve replaced the OS before
[03:10] <elhoir> :)
[03:11] <hfp> onryo: Yes, thanks, already taken care of on all my machines
[03:11] <Snake2k> hfp: But 14.04 is so awesome :| lol
[03:11] <onryo> Nothing echoed out? Ubuntu is patched for this? Debian need a dist-upgrade.
[03:11]  * elhoir is using 14.10 since.... some months xD
[03:11] <rww> hopefully not in production
[03:11] <hfp> Snake2k: Well that's the other thing... The tretflix is a headless server that runs CLI only. And my gf wouldn't notice the improvements of 14.04 over 12.04... It's just my geeky self that feels bothered not to have the latest verison running
[03:12] <elhoir> rww, nah, only in my own PCs :)
[03:12] <Sunstream> Okay I need to update Adobe Flash for Ubuntu. I cannot do it via the web browser, is there a way to get it either via sudo Apt-get Install?
[03:12] <cfhowlett> Snake2k, at least upgrade to the latest 12.04.5     with sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:12] <Sunstream> or in the software store
[03:12] <elhoir> Sunstream, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[03:12] <Sunstream> thank you
[03:12] <hfp> onryo: Nothing echoed out. My debian wheezy machines are also on the altest bash... 4.2.37
[03:13] <Snake2k> hfp: Yea she probably won't see that many differences, the interface is pretty awesome though, a few good things here and there... I'm using i3 so... yea :|
[03:13] <Snake2k> cfhowlett: I have 14.04 :|
[03:13] <l2ksolkov> I'm trying to do sudo apt-get update and it says W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net precise Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY A777609328949509
[03:13] <hfp> Snake2k: Oh well, I'll go with the if it aint broke dont fix it.  After owning my own machine (rooting) I did not want to take that chance.
[03:14] <Snake2k> hfp: True true
[03:14] <Snake2k> cfhowlett: Nah it's all good :)
[03:14] <onryo> aptitude versions bash - i   4.2+dfsg-0.1+deb7u3
[03:14] <Sunstream> okay issue
[03:15] <Sunstream> flashplugin-installer is already the newest version.....
[03:16] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys A777609328949509
[03:16] <rww> Sunstream: Adobe dropped support for Flash on Linux a few versions ago. Google releases flash updates for Chrome, but those only work on Chrome (and Chromium, I believe), not e.g. Firefox.
[03:16] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: That should fix it maybe :|
[03:16] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: I work alot on "maybe" lol
[03:16] <hfp> ty all, good night!
[03:16] <Sunstream> I know and this is rather annoying
[03:16] <Snake2k> hfp: peace!
[03:16] <rww> Sunstream: if you're using Chrome/Chromium and on Trusty, see the package pepperflashplugin-nonfree
[03:16] <rww> otherwise, no can help :|
[03:17] <Sunstream> I tried to get the latest version within the adobe website and tried APT 10.04+ and it opened firefox which is not good
[03:17] <Sunstream> I am on trust 14.04
[03:18] <Sunstream> so pepperflash
[03:18] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, it fixed it, thanks!, now another problem that made me do that is in my applet tray in the right corner there's a restriction sign and it says that i need to run apt-get and the error message was Error: BrokenCount > 0'
[03:19] <l2ksolkov> I've tried rebooting and it comes back.
[03:19] <Snake2k> Sunstream: Which browser are you using?
[03:19] <Sunstream> I use firefox primarily but I do use chrome from time to time
[03:20] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: No problem, did you try "sudo apt-get install --fix-broken" ?
[03:20] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: and "sudo apt-get install -f"
[03:21] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, i was doing install -f and that's what gave me the key error, and i ran fix-broken and it did nothing.
[03:21] <Snake2k> Sunstream: Did you try installing the flashplugin-installer via apt-get intall?
[03:21] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: Hmmmm
[03:22] <thakyZ> even though this is a ubuntu irc chat does anyone by any chance know if a chrome book has a built in bluetooth transcever?
[03:22] <Sunstream> Yes, but it did this
[03:22] <Sunstream> flashplugin-installer is already the newest version.....
[03:22] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: I have no idea, maybe this could help: http://askubuntu.com/questions/223143/broken-package-after-update-linux-headers-error-brokencount-0
[03:22] <cfhowlett> thakyZ, ask the chrome channel
[03:22] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, right as i visited that page it magically went away.
[03:23] <thakyZ> kk thx
[03:23] <rww> thakyZ: different chromebooks have different hardware anyway
[03:23] <Snake2k> Sunstream: Hmmmm... other than that I only know about pepperflash with chromium
[03:25] <Sunstream> I did get it
[03:25] <Sunstream> but it said
[03:25] <raj> My bash install is vulnerable to the exploit
[03:25] <raj> how can I update bash?
[03:25] <rww> raj: which ubuntu version?
[03:25] <Tabuto> hello friends i have ran into an error installing ubuntu on my chrombook and was hoping to get a little advice
[03:25] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: Well.......... Guess the link kinda helped lmao I'd reboot just to be safe :|
[03:25] <raj> 14.04 LTS
[03:25] <Sunstream> 014-09-26 21:21:21 (749 KB/s) - ‘/tmp/pepperflashplugin-nonfree.C8FIMQKoPS/google-chrome-stable_37.0.2062.120-1_i386.deb’ saved [50042724/50042724]
[03:26] <rww> !shellshock
[03:26] <rww> tl;dr: update as normal
[03:26] <Sunstream> now what I need to know is where that is at
[03:26] <Sunstream> I went to the tmp directory and it was not there
[03:26] <raj> rww, apt-get install bash ?
[03:27] <Snake2k> Sunstream: You did that with apt-get install? shouldn't it install by itself? :|
[03:27] <Sunstream> I dunno it did that
[03:27] <cfhowlett> rww, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:27] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, the system reboots every 24h/at midnight and i'm too lazy to hit two buttons :P
[03:28] <Sunstream> after showing me stuff like 47650K .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 97%  703K 2s till it said the saved line
[03:28] <Snake2k> Sunstream: Could you run the command and copy the entire output to pastebin and link it?
[03:29] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: Hahahaha lol I know how you feet, I'm too lazy to even reboot it now :|
[03:29] <Tabuto> ok this is the erro i ran into
[03:30] <Tabuto> --- /tmp/crouton.ny3/host-bin/enter-chroot: 258: cannot create /var/run/crouton/mnt/stateful_partition/crouton/chroots/precise/etc/crouton/name: Directory nonexistent
[03:30] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, besides it's just a default install with no modifications other than updates, i use it to get my email so if it does break there's really nothing to loose.
[03:30] <Sunstream> pastebin?
[03:30] <raj> ok, resolved, thanks rww
[03:31] <Snake2k> Sunstream: Yep, just paste your output at http://pastebin.com/ and hit submit, then link the page here... It's easier to read large logs/code/outputs like that :)
[03:31] <rww> Tabuto: #crouton for Crouton discussion and support, not here.
[03:31] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: Aaaahhhh true true, I have way too much stuff on my system :|
[03:31] <Tabuto> thanks
[03:31] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, isn't it http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[03:31] <rww> ashis436: fix your IRC client, please
[03:31] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: Yep
[03:32] <Snake2k> l2ksolkov: I personally like http://paste.ofcode.org/ though, darker theme lol
[03:33] <Sunstream> Okay I can copy the entire output without redoing the command I am on paste bin  http://pastebin.com/UXBEB7Sp
[03:35] <Sunstream> okay Snake2k  http://paste.ubuntu.com/8437525/
[03:36] <l2ksolkov> Snake2k, i don't like pastebin because of the ads. I might start using paste.ofcode.org though :)
[03:36] <LSUser76> Anyway to use a VPN wit ubuntu?
[03:36] <cfhowlett> !openvpn | LSUser76,
[03:37] <rww> openvpn is the server, not the client
[03:37] <Sunstream> oh I see what happened
[03:37] <LSUser76> Yea but its only a client not service right?
[03:37] <Sunstream> apparently
[03:37] <rww> for the client, see the normal network configuration page
[03:37] <Sunstream> from the looks
[03:37] <Sunstream> it downloaded the newest version of Chrome.....
[03:37] <Sunstream> i realized that after looking at the filename.deb
[03:38] <Sunstream> oh now I broke Snake2k
[03:38] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: Lmao
[03:39] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: Router freaked out :|
[03:39] <rww> no breaking the users, that's our chanops' job
[03:39] <LSUser76> No way I can use a program like Windows has CyberGhostVPN.com? They have the client easy to use and also the service is free with options of premium if you want but not required..
[03:39] <Sunstream> I did not mean to break users
[03:39] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: Hmmm interesting, that's what pepperflash did to me aswell... I guess that's just what happens :|
[03:39] <Sunstream> and after looking at the filename
[03:40] <Sunstream> and the start of the test
[03:40] <Sunstream> err text output it downloaded Chromium
[03:40] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: huh?
[03:41] <Sunstream> Snake2k_, google-chrome-stable_37.0.2062.120-1_i386.deb' saved that looks like it downloaded Chrome
[03:41] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: Yep, it did the same for me :|
[03:41] <Sunstream> look at the first lines
[03:42] <Sunstream> it went to google and i saw the url then put one and one together and came up with 11 and realized it downloaded chrome but I cannot find the deb package I went to the directory UNLESS it ran it
[03:42] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: That's probably what happened, because it does set up pepperflash before it goes for chrome
[03:42] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: So I guess.... It worked...
[03:43] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: What was the initial problem again? lol
[03:43] <Sunstream> well
[03:43] <Sunstream> Trying to play amazon instant videos but needs the latest flash plugin to run and I tried to download it via Chromium and it opened firefox when i selected APT for the version and bleh
[03:44] <Darth_Co1er> ...
[03:44] <Darth_Co1er> Snake2k turns into Snake2k_ and Darth_Coder into Co1er :|
[03:44] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: ^me :|
[03:44] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: So it's still not playing videos?
[03:44] <Sunstream> Well no I am trying now
[03:45] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: http://goo.gl/lRHMRO
[03:47] <Sunstream> so I have to go throuigh the software center...
[03:47] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: Well... apt-get is the CLI version imo lol
[03:47] <Sunstream> i like using command line bleah
[03:48] <Sunstream> well then I will go through it
[03:48] <Snake2k_> Sunstream: Yep agreed lol
[03:48] <Sunstream> it is not really that important I do have a smart tv that can play it plus a fire tablet so
[03:50] <BQ> how to get number of lines for all files under a folder?
[03:51] <thakyZ> I cannot log into my ubuntu os system it says failed to start session what do I do?
[03:51] <Darth_Coder> BQ: wc -l *
[03:52] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: I'm messing around with the Snake2k machine, hit me up here lol
[03:53] <thakyZ> can some one help me I gtg soon
[03:55] <Darth_Coder> thakyZ: What did you do before that happened?
[03:55] <BQ> Darth_Coder: but it does not count subfolders.
[03:56] <thakyZ> I removed some of the default installed programs and I think one of them that had to be removed with it was either ubuntu-desktop or ubuntu-session
[03:56] <Sunstream> Darth_Coder,  apparently it was installed but I removed it and now I am reinstalling
[03:56] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: Weird :|
[03:56] <Darth_Coder> BQ: hmmm
[03:56] <Darth_Coder> thakyZ: ubuntu-desktop, reinstall it
[03:56] <Bashing-om> thakyZ: ^^ and what desktop are you running ? and can you login at a terminal ?
[03:57] <Sunstream> go into the software center and do the search for pepper plugin Darth_Coder  it will be like that too
[03:57] <Darth_Coder> thakyZ: ctrl+alt+f1 for shell login prompt
[03:57] <__unik> thakyZ: ctrl+alt+f7 to get back
[03:57] <thakyZ> kk I am trying to login now
[03:58] <GNU_Pizza> Alt F7 to go back :>
[03:58] <thakyZ> ok I loged in
[03:58] <thakyZ> so what do I do to get to the desktop
[03:58] <Darth_Coder> BQ: find . | xargs wc -l
[03:59] <Darth_Coder> thakyZ: Login to your shell prompt from CTRL+ALT+F1, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, reboot
[03:59] <yeahnoob> BQ: or use, $ wc  `find .` -l
[03:59] <Bashing-om> thakyZ: Unity ?? as your DE .. try sudo service lighdm restart , what results ?
[03:59] <GNU_Pizza> !find shellshock
[03:59] <Darth_Coder> BQ: or what yeahnoob said
[04:00] <GNU_Pizza> good
[04:00] <Sunstream> Okay installed trying to play again if fail its okay, I will just watch it through the Vizio M322i B1
[04:01] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: or install Google Chrome, it works perfectly for me :|
[04:01] <Sunstream> I have Google Chrome installed
[04:01] <Josef_> Hey there.
[04:01] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: Google Chrome is giving you problems too? :|
[04:02] <Josef_> So how can I change my IRC username?
[04:02] <Josef_> I mean I really have no idea from where I created like 3 years ago.
[04:02] <yigal> ?
[04:02] <Sunstream> it looks like it is trying to play but I see/hear nothing
[04:02] <yigal> ?
[04:02] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: Chromium or Chrome?
[04:03] <Sunstream> mium
[04:03] <yigal> Sunstream: nice, OSS all the way
[04:03] <Darth_Coder> Josef_: Sounds like a good question for #freenode or something lol
[04:03] <Josef_> The fuck is that?
[04:03] <yigal> woh there brother watch the language
[04:04] <Josef_> I mean I don't even know if I entered a password.
[04:04] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: I had that problem once with Soundcloud... sudo apt-get chromium-codecs-ffmpeg chromium-codecs-ffmpeg-extras
[04:04] <Josef_> Man, IRC is confusing.
[04:04] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: that fixed it for me :|
[04:04] <Darth_Coder> Josef_: #freenode is a channel, do you mean nick? then /nick <newnick>... like... /nick cookieofdoom
[04:04] <yigal> Josef_: that should fix you up
[04:04] <Darth_Coder> Josef_: Do a /join #freenode to join that channel
[04:05] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: apt-get install i mean
[04:07] <yigal> this is off topic but I still think aptitude > apt-get, at least the idea of unifying all of the package stuffs is good, digit?
[04:07] <yigal> s/g/&g
[04:07] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I use aptitude to just search stuff :|
[04:07] <yigal> Darth_Coder: yah man regex all the way
[04:08] <yigal> Darth_Coder: and smart searching, no one who understands can knock it
[04:08] <yigal> anyways
[04:08] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I love Regex but it scares me :| I have nightmares about regex :(
[04:09] <yigal> Darth_Coder: as a Linux admin of 3+ years regex is good, it just takes time to ease into the stream
[04:09] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I agree, it has a curve to it... and vi/vim :| But once you get it, you end up using it all the time lol
[04:09] <SchrodingersScat> The nightmares go away, then you see someone use regex you don't understand.
[04:09] <Darth_Coder> SchrodingersScat: Hahahahah lmao
[04:11] <GNU_Pizza> !find terminator
[04:11] <Darth_Coder> GNU_Pizza: terminator > life
[04:11] <yigal> I guess not understanding can be better than a nightmare, not sure
[04:11] <GNU_Pizza> :))
[04:11] <__unik> !find kubuntu
[04:12] <Darth_Coder> yigal: depends I guess :|
[04:12] <yigal> Darth_Coder: trudat
[04:12] <Darth_Coder> GNU_Pizza: terminator + i3 + green on black themes, gawd.
[04:12] <Darth_Coder> GNU_Pizza: I don't need a life after that lol
[04:13] <GNU_Pizza> cool-retro-term + tmux
[04:13] <GNU_Pizza> :)))
[04:13] <GNU_Pizza> gtg fix a bug
[04:13] <yigal> GNU_Pizza: 4 the win
[04:13] <GNU_Pizza> see ya!
[04:13] <BQ> thanks. how to suppress the output except the last line(the total)?
[04:14] <Darth_Coder> BQ: Like calculate all lines to one statement?
[04:14] <yigal> BQ: sounds like awk is in the house
[04:15] <Darth_Coder> BQ: i agree with yigal
[04:15] <Sunstream> lol I used the command to remove the package because it said it was broken and it removed Cromium lol
[04:15] <yigal> but I don't know the original question, so I'll let more in the know cats answer this
[04:15] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: Lmao hahaha
[04:15] <l2ksolkov> What is XTERM and UXTERM for?
[04:15] <l2ksolkov> I see no use.
[04:15] <yigal> l2ksolkov: using a console without the bloat, well less of the bloat than gnome-term
[04:16] <Darth_Coder> l2ksolkov: UXTerm has unicode support
[04:16] <yigal> l2ksolkov: of course urxvt and companions fit that nicely
[04:16] <Sunstream> yep So I got to reinstall it however that is okay
[04:16] <yigal> Sunstream: nice catch
[04:17] <Darth_Coder> I spend 90% of my time on the terminal, after realizing that I just installed a tiling wm and let go of GUIs lol
[04:17] <yigal> Darth_Coder: what you using?
[04:17] <Sunstream> well at least it will have the latest version
[04:17] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I'm using i3, my irc client = irssi, text editor = vim, file browser = ranger, music player = cmus lol
[04:17] <Sunstream> besides I get to practice installing things again
[04:18] <yigal> Sunstream: + your user's files shouldn't be removed, so it's just adding the package
[04:18] <Darth_Coder> yigal: i3wm is pretty good, extremely fast because it hardly has anything to do except tile stuff :|
[04:18] <yigal> Darth_Coder: nice, I met a cool cat who used i3 this week
[04:18] <Sunstream> I forgot the package name so I had to go through the USC to reinstall it
[04:18] <Sunstream> yeah I didnt use the complete remove command
[04:18] <yigal> Darth_Coder: I use unity or dwm a mix
[04:18] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: Practice is important, after a while you'll just get used to the cli :|
[04:19] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I really like Unity, it is extremely polished, but I switched to i3 because it saves me alot of processing. Ubuntu > Life.
[04:19] <Sunstream> I know how to use the CLI that isn not the problem Darth_Coder, I need to remember the package names lol
[04:20] <Guest73726> www.metrosmsjob.in
[04:20] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: tab completion mate :P I don't know any package names... I just go like sudo apt-get install chromium-<tab tab tab tab tab> and read them to remember lol
[04:20] <Darth_Coder> Sunstream: then I go like "oohhh yeeaaaaa that's what it's called" lol
[04:20] <Sunstream> Heh
[04:20] <yigal> Sunstream: get used to logs, go /var/log/apt/history and check what you did
[04:20] <Sunstream> Thats right I forgot they have made it easier
[04:21] <Sunstream> nods thats right yigal, but that is bothersome besides I got the program installing
[04:21] <yigal> Darth_Coder: yes, yes, yes, that's why I mix, not one single wm, just mix it true open source
[04:21] <yigal> Sunstream: dig it
[04:22] <Sunstream> heh
[04:22] <Sunstream> Found it writing it down for future reference
[04:23] <yigal> Sunstream: oh yah, that's good, but don't forget the logs
[04:23] <Sunstream> chromium-browser
[04:24] <yigal> Sunstream: instead of the google-chrome, you're all open source sir
[04:24] <Darth_Coder> yigal: Mixing is awesome! I wonder how i3wm works within Unity though...
[04:24] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I use Google Chrome :'( [On my other system]
[04:24] <Sunstream> heh
[04:24] <yigal> Darth_Coder: man I was so awe struck when I saw xmonad working with compiz a few years back
[04:24] <Darth_Coder> yigal: [not giving this one to google, facebook, any of those corporate demons] lol
[04:24] <yigal> Darth_Coder: right on man
[04:25] <yigal> man that was 5 years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxpzNGppcbs
[04:25] <yigal> stil worth it
[04:25] <yigal> tiling window manager + bling
[04:26] <Darth_Coder> yigal: Aaaahhh nice! it's shiny too :|
[04:26] <yigal> Darth_Coder: you know it, so shiny
[04:27] <Darth_Coder> yigal: Might give that a shot one day :|
[04:27] <Sunstream> well it plays but too choppy then again i have a crappy system so its to the tv for the playing. Heheheheh and I try to be open source as much as I can
[04:27] <Sunstream> better programs
[04:27] <yigal> Sunstream: better at least in the long run
[04:28] <yigal> Sunstream: but I understand the frustration that can happen
[04:28] <yigal> Darth_Coder: cool man, so much to choose from these days
[04:29] <yigal> yena: thanks for coming in I had know idea there was a pronoun with your taken name http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/yena
[04:30] <yigal> s/know/no
[04:30] <desiderio_> hello
[04:30] <desiderio_> anybody here?
[04:30] <yigal> hello desiderio_
[04:30] <yigal> unofortunately likely not
[04:31] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I agree, and if you install alot of stuff it destroys your system :|
[04:32] <yigal> Darth_Coder: I'm getting better at taking those necessary backups to bring it all back to where it was good
[04:32] <yigal> Darth_Coder: not perfect :)
[04:32] <yena> yigal: It's not zulu.
[04:32] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I only have a few things that I always keep a backup of... Terminator/Irssi/Bash/Vim files and my Dev Projects
[04:34] <yigal> Darth_Coder: have you tried zsh?
[04:34] <yigal> Darth_Coder: best interactive shell ever!!
[04:34] <yigal> Darth_Coder: not knocking your setup, just personal thoughts
[04:35] <yigal> Darth_Coder: disregard no need for flame wars
[04:35] <Darth_Coder> yigal: Yep I have zsh is extremely awesome, I keep switching between zsh and bash... still need to m/u/m/mi <tab make/up/my/mind lmao
[04:35] <yigal> yena: what be it?
[04:36] <yigal> Darth_Coder: lmao, yah, I use bash for scripting and zsh for interactive stuffs
[04:36] <yena> It's Korean, yigal. so Blame wiktionary
[04:37] <Darth_Coder> yigal: I use IPython for scripting... I'm weird :(
[04:37] <Darth_Coder> brb all
[04:37] <yigal> Darth_Coder: it's a full environment
[04:40] <yigal> yena: I guess it's Korean
[04:40] <yigal> yena: at least that would be the educated guess to make
[04:45] <yigal> yena: the Zulu is meaning is pretty mind bending tbh
[04:50] <yigal> s/is//
[05:00] <zeon98_> hi all, normally i pop in here for linux help, tonight im just bored. anyone know a channel where bored people can go?
[05:01] <bubbasaures> zeon98_, #ubuntu-offtopic could have the boredom needed.
[05:03] <zeon98_> thanks bubbasaures
[05:03] <yigal> there is #boredatwork but there are only two people in there, like one is a bot, if not both
[05:07] <yigal> Guest68717: why did you choose that number, I see nothing interesting in it
[05:08] <yigal> Guest68717: I mean it's not even prime
[05:09] <yigal> “The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes.” ― Winston Churchill
[05:10] <yigal> and with that I wish you all a fair good night
[05:15] <Darth_Coder> Back
[05:34] <Laxus_25> there?
[05:34] <Laxus_25> anybody?
[05:34] <samthewildone> Laxus_25, yes
[05:35]  * EllieGoulding has entered the building
[05:42] <Guest71365> is it possible to purge (not manually ) configuration files after apt-get remove ?
[05:44] <Stats_Ethan> Yes, if you type "apt-get purge [program]" like you would if it was still installed apt should remove the configuration files.
[05:44] <Stats_Ethan> Well, "sudo apt-get purge [program]" since you'll have to run it as super user.
[05:45] <fedora_newb> I have a video card of 770m with the driver 340.32 driver being used. Every once in awhile I get these 'artifacts' / glitches where certain parts of text and/or parts of the screen start blinking/disappearing. Only stops when I move the window around or resize. This is on a laptop with an external monitor connected by hdmi. Happens on both screens. Any ideas on how to stop this from happening?
[05:46] <testerr> Hi all! I'm trying to configure a static IP in Ubuntu Server 14.04 64bit. My config. for /etc/network/interfaces is at https://etherpad.mozilla.org/6NRkEfbI3D . After saving /etc/network/interfaces and trying to do 'ifup eth0', I get "Error: an inet prefix is expected rather than "1xx.xxx.xxx.xxx/<IP_ADDRESS>" (where the first number is the actual machine IP address). Any advice on what's going wrong?
[05:49] <Guest71365> is /usr/bin/sudo -s /bin/bash the recommended method of switching to superuser?
[05:49] <Guest71365> are there disadvantages of /usr/bin/sudo -s su ?
[05:50] <zeon98> sudo -s will keep you in the root user
[05:50] <zeon98> What you trying to do?
[05:51] <Guest71365> switch to root
[05:51] <Guest71365> Stats_Ethan: I have tried apt-get purge package, it does not work, configuration files are still there
[05:52] <Guest71365> Stats_Ethan: Ubuntu 12.04
[05:53] <zeon98> purge will sometimes leave config files behind.
[05:53] <zeon98> track them down and remove them if yoiu think you need too
[05:55] <Guest71365> zeon98: it is no solution, a way better way is to just reinstall and then purge the application, but it is still unsatisfactory
[05:55] <zeon98> what are youtrying to remove?
[05:56] <Guest71365> apache
[05:56] <Guest71365> but dammit, reinstalling and purging it does not work, also
[05:56] <zeon98> tbh is there is not a process running from whatever your trying to renmove, and  it doesnt pose a sec risk it really shouldnt matter
[05:58] <EllieGoulding> apt-get purge apache && apt-get autoremove
[05:58] <EllieGoulding> or was it apache2
[05:58] <zeon98> apt-get purge apache2 should remove everything apart from the conf files. which can be annoying but track them down to you distro and manually remove them too should do the job.
[05:58] <EllieGoulding> cant remember the exact package name I use nginx lol
[05:58] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: does not work, also
[05:58] <Guest71365> :(
[05:59] <Stats_Ethan> When I set up a web server I just do "sudo apt-get purge apache*" and install nginx.
[05:59] <zeon98> pretty sure apache doesnt exsist in the repos any more.
[05:59] <EllieGoulding> really, should remove it, might leave some crap in /etc which you can just remove
[05:59] <Stats_Ethan> Then I just leave whatever config files are leftover since I don't really care to go find them.
[05:59] <Guest71365> zeon98: ??
[06:00] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: I know that I can do it by hand. But I want to keep my system clean and I don't want to do extra work to be able to do that.
[06:00] <zeon98> so Guest71365 , your trying to remove apache2 and all config files?
[06:00] <Guest71365> zeon98: exactly
[06:00] <Stats_Ethan> I think doing it by hand is the only option if autoremove isn't touching them.
[06:00] <Stats_Ethan> *puge
[06:01] <Stats_Ethan> *purge
[06:01] <zeon98> And after purge how do you know there is stuff left?
[06:01] <EllieGoulding> purge removes most things
[06:01] <Guest71365> zeon98: because I look at it
[06:01] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: seems like a bug
[06:01] <zeon98> look at what
[06:01] <Stats_Ethan> If you know where it is then why not just rm it?
[06:01] <EllieGoulding> otherwise you can make a script that cleans the tiny cracks that purge missed
[06:02] <Guest71365> /etc/apache2/apache2.conf - this is the default apache configuration file in ubuntu, right?
[06:02] <zeon98> yes
[06:02] <zeon98> mostly
[06:02] <EllieGoulding> just make a script that purges it and removes the config file in /etc after the purge
[06:02] <zeon98> but it tend to appear else where too
[06:03] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: I know how I could do it. It is not actually matter of that. Fully removing apache is not my primary goal. My primary goal is to find a command which will purge applications installed from repos for sure.
[06:03] <zeon98> hows your linux cli know how EllieGoulding ?
[06:03] <Stats_Ethan> Or just purge it then do "sudo rm /etc/apache2/apache2.conf"?
[06:04] <Stats_Ethan> Guest71365: Well there is no perfect program that does that every single time so apt-get purge is as close as you're going to get.
[06:04] <zeon98> What is the problem it is causing you?
[06:04] <Guest71365> zeon98: are you talking to me?
[06:04] <EllieGoulding> my cli knowhow is meh
[06:04] <zeon98> yes.
[06:04] <testerr> I figured out my question from earlier; nvm : )
[06:04] <G_0_D> Hello
[06:04] <Guest71365> Stats_Ethan: it should be simple for apt-get purge to remove configuration files
[06:04] <Guest71365> zeon98: the problem is mess
[06:04] <EllieGoulding> just have a couple of Ubuntu servers atm
[06:04] <G_0_D> I am your GOD!
[06:05] <Stats_Ethan> Guest71365: Are you a developer?
[06:05] <EllieGoulding> but as far as I know purge does the most thorough remove of packages
[06:05] <Guest71365> Stats_Ethan: no, although I can program small scripts
[06:05] <G_0_D> www.I-AM-GOD.com
[06:05] <Stats_Ethan> Well then you don't know how simple or complex it should be. :p
[06:05] <zeon98> purge does leave config files behind though
[06:05] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding, zeon: could you check this thing with apache on your own machines?
[06:05] <zeon98> yeah
[06:06] <EllieGoulding> I dont have apache installed lol
[06:06] <Guest71365> Stats_Ethan: Yes, I know. Before installing apache you don't have the apache configuration file. After you have. Now, you just calculate the difference and remove files on that basis.
[06:06] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: excellent. So just install it, if you could.
[06:06] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: then try to purge
[06:06] <EllieGoulding> can prob spin up a vm real quicke
[06:07] <zeon98> EllieGoulding: cant remember the default names that apache2 gives to config files.
[06:08] <zeon98> surely if you knew that a locate cmd could hunt them down.
[06:09] <Guest71365> OK, in this case I will write my own tracking mechanism
[06:09] <zeon98> or maybe just a *conf would help spot them if its not a full blown system?
[06:09] <Guest71365> but it is awful, I can say
[06:09] <Guest71365> zeon98: what?
[06:09] <Guest71365> but it is a serious bug
[06:09] <Aamit> after upgrading to 3.16 kernel my Webcam not working.....Anybody Plz help..
[06:09] <zeon98> I know, its annoying
[06:10] <zeon98> i have a pi that i can not remove corrupt conf files no matter how hard i try.
[06:11] <zeon98> what about something like
[06:11] <zeon98> find * | grep conf
[06:11] <Guest71365> apt-get remove package does not work correctly, also
[06:12] <Guest71365> zeon98: everything is fine with it, but remember that purging apache is not primary goal
[06:12] <zeon98> ive had this before with apache2
[06:12] <Guest71365> zeon98: what did you have?
[06:12] <EllieGoulding> so apt-get purge apache2 && apt-get autoremove
[06:12] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: I repeat for the third time: it does not work. It does not remove the configuration files.
[06:12] <zeon98> apache2 conf files that i couldnt remove
[06:12] <EllieGoulding> then rm -r /etc/apache2
[06:13] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: and I repeat once again: it is not about purging apache
[06:13] <zeon98> so once again, what is it that your trying to solve?
[06:14] <EllieGoulding> well that removes apache + configs
[06:14] <Guest71365> zeon98: I'm researching how decent Ubuntu is.
[06:14] <EllieGoulding> cant find any more configs anywhere after doing that
[06:14] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: did you test it on your own machine?
[06:14] <EllieGoulding> yea
[06:15] <EllieGoulding> tested it on a vm with the lamp stack
[06:15] <zeon98> Purge works for me.
[06:15] <Guest71365> EllieGoulding: thanks. What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[06:15] <EllieGoulding> 14.04
[06:15] <zeon98> me too
[06:15] <Guest71365> so, either something is broken on my machine, or 12.04 has a bug
[06:15] <Guest71365> ok, I've found a way
[06:15] <zeon98> maybe a bug.
[06:15] <Guest71365> but apt-get autoremove does not seem to work correctly
[06:15] <Guest71365> I did that:
[06:16] <Guest71365> apt-get remove apache
[06:16] <zeon98> maybe a setup issue in the first place.
[06:16] <EllieGoulding> what happens
[06:16] <Guest71365> zeon98: like what?
[06:16] <EllieGoulding> maybe broken deps?
[06:16] <EllieGoulding> apt-get install -f
[06:16] <Guest71365> and than I did apt-get purge and here I listed all apache packages, apt-get autoremove does not want to remove them
[06:16] <Guest71365> reinstalling apache and I have clean configuration files
[06:17] <Guest71365> but evidently something's broken
[06:17] <zeon98> if your messed with sym links etc, conf files could be in places that a purge doesnt understand.
[06:17] <Guest71365> zeon98: nothing like that
[06:18] <Guest71365> apt-get purge apache2 && apt-get --purge autoremove - should purge apache, yes?
[06:18] <zeon98> and how do you know that there are conf files left behind after a purge command?
[06:18] <somsip> Guest71365: unless you have created any files yourself that are in any of the apache dirs
[06:19] <jamin> what's the best way to call attention to a security bug report that you've filed on launchpad but isn't getting any response?
[06:19] <EllieGoulding> it still leaves a config in /etc
[06:19] <EllieGoulding> thats basically what I did lol
[06:20] <zero_coder> i have my computer having internet connection over wifi. and i have a wifi router can i tether my internet connection through that router using lan cable?
[06:21] <EllieGoulding> huh
[06:24] <narbeh> zero_coder: yes you can,
[06:25] <Guest71365> ok, so I somehow purged apache, now I have clean Apache installation
[06:25] <Guest71365> let us try to purge it
[06:26] <zero_coder> narbeh: by setting 'automatic' to 'shared to other computers' ?
[06:26] <narbeh> zero_coder: exactly
[06:26] <zero_coder> narbeh: thanks :)
[06:26] <Guest71365> well, now it purged apache
[06:26] <Guest71365> let us try another time
[06:27] <narbeh> zero_coder: welcome
[06:27] <zero_coder> i have been using the same for my  raspberry pi
[06:27] <zero_coder> :)
[06:29] <EllieGoulding> Now to do an apt-get install nginx ;)
[06:31] <agent_white> Evenin'.
[06:31] <Guest71365> strange, now it worked
[06:32] <Guest71365> agent_white: how do you pronounce Evenin'?
[06:32] <agent_white> Guest71365: "Evening"
[06:32] <Guest71365> agent_white: so what's the point of apostrophing?
[06:33] <agent_white> Guest71365: If you sound-out/say out loud the first version, it's shorter.
[06:33] <agent_white> "eevnin"
[06:34] <agent_white> Guest71365: So the point? No point other than my preference. :)
[06:34]  * agent_white lives among the cows and the horses
[06:40] <Guest71365> apt-get --purge autoremove should clean files after apt-get autoremove?
[06:41] <adoniscik> help me delete my old kernels! I've tried various suggestions I found on the web, but they all failed. This is the error message from ubuntu tweak: http://pastebin.com/XGfYLKJy
[06:41] <Guest71365> OK, I find a way
[06:41] <Guest71365> dpkg --purge $(dpkg --get-selections | grep deinstall | cut -f1)
[06:41] <Guest71365> what will you say ? :)
[06:46] <agent_white> adoniscik: What command did you run to get that error message?
[06:47] <adoniscik> thank you, agent_white : remove all old kernels using ubuntu tweak. I also get it  in apt-get
[06:47] <agent_white> adoniscik: Don't use ubuntu tweak. Do it manually.
[06:47] <adoniscik> it was recommended here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/2793/how-do-i-remove-or-hide-old-kernel-versions-to-clean-up-the-boot-menu
[06:47] <agent_white> ^
[06:48] <agent_white> adoniscik: It was, though don't go to ubuntu-tweak.
[06:48] <agent_white> Use synaptic, and also use the author's recommendation
[06:48] <agent_white> "My recommendation is to keep at least two or preferably three kernels including the latest."
[06:48] <th3_mol3> don't suppose anyone has managed to get Unigine Heaven benchmark to work?
[06:50] <adoniscik> agent_white, it failed with E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.2.0-69-generic_3.2.0-69.103_amd64.deb: subprocess new post-removal script returned error exit status 1
[06:50] <agent_white> th3_mol3: Ask your issue. Not if anyone has had it :)
[06:50] <th3_mol3> just having problems installing it
[06:50] <th3_mol3> it's a .run file
[06:51] <HardCock> .
[06:51] <adoniscik> agent_white, it seems to want to instlal 69 too, since it'savailable
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[06:51] <agent_white> th3_mol3: Best way to explain it: attemp to install it, save the whole output of the failed install into pastebin.com or paste.pm.
[06:51] <unopaste> HardCock 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
[06:52] <agent_white> th3_mol3: Only then can we know your issue. Logs explain errors better than people :)
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[06:52] <unopaste> HardCock2 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
[06:52] <th3_mol3> it doesn't output anything though
[06:52] <helmut_> hi
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[06:52] <th3_mol3> tried selecting run as executable
[06:52] <unopaste> HardCock3 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
[06:52] <agent_white> th3_mol3: Then how do you know you're having an issue installing it?
[06:52] <HardCock4> FUCK
[06:52] <agent_white> If it doesn't say anything?
[06:53] <th3_mol3> it opens with gedit then doesn't do anything
[06:53] <HardCock4> WWW.YOUJIZZ.COM
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[06:53] <squinty> !ops
[06:54] <agent_white> th3_mol3: Wow, mistook adoniscik's error for yours. But they both apply. -- Explain what you expect, what you got, what you did, what it currently shows.
[06:54] <HardCock5> Fuck!
[06:54] <HardCock5> WWW.YOUJIZZ.COM
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[06:54] <unopaste> HardCock5 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
[06:55] <agent_white> If you don't provide us with logs and how the issue was produced, we cannot reproduce it nor dissect it.
[06:55] <th3_mol3> well I guess I'm expecting it to execute as a program.. it opens with geddit but then doesn't do anything
[06:55] <th3_mol3> execute so I can install it
[06:56] <HardCock5> Fuck!
[06:56] <agent_white> th3_mol3: As in... what program? How did you get it? Did you try to install it or do anything else?  Trusty 64 bit.
[07:04] <stevendumani> Please don't tell me to google because I didn't find what I'm looking for. the online guides are complicated and not straight to the point. I wanna understand what i'm doing, there should be a way using the Network Manager?
[07:07] <agent_white> stevendumani: So you have an ad-hoc connection between two machines (via... ethernet?...?), one machine has internet-access via wifi. You want both to have internet access through one's wifi?
[07:07] <BOBBY69> Hello.
[07:08] <agent_white> stevendumani: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-linux/125639-howto-internet-connection-sharing-ubuntu-server-puppy-linux-client.html
[07:08] <stevendumani> yes agent_white exactly. but the ad-hoc connection is referred to as Wired connection 1 (by the network manager).
[07:08] <agent_white> stevendumani: You want to do "internet connection sharing on an ad-hoc, wired, network"
[07:08] <agent_white> But... that post should help :)
[07:09] <JamesDillon> How much do you charge?
[07:09] <stevendumani> agent_white Thank you!
[07:09] <agent_white> stevendumani: I have no experience in doing this, but those are keywords you should use to figure out your issue. :)
[07:09] <agent_white> stevendumani: Of course!
[07:09] <JamesDillon> I need helpppp
[07:10] <agent_white> JamesDillon: I need money. Lets tradE!
[07:10] <JamesDillon> I keep getting this message... You are banned from this server- Joining ##unavailable-pircbots (2014/9/27 00.43)
[07:12] <th3_mol3> nevermind I got it working :)
[07:12] <th3_mol3> found a video on youtube
[07:12] <agent_white> JamesDillon: When doing... what? "/join ##unavailable-pircbots" ?
[07:12] <agent_white> th3_mol3: In case someone was 'listening', quick-and-dirty.... what was your issue, how did you solve it?
[07:12] <JamesDillon> Try this it is not working.   /join ##unavailable-pircbots
[07:13] <agent_white> It's always good to follow up, even if you didn't get any replys or solutions :)
[07:13] <OerHeks> JamesDillon, not something we can help you with, as that channel does not exist
[07:13] <th3_mol3> I followed this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj655s5Tsqw
[07:13] <bisu> how can i make indicator applets.. i mean like the wifi  or battery information using python?
[07:14] <th3_mol3> sudo ./Unigine_Heaven-4.0.run
[07:14] <th3_mol3> to extract it
[07:14] <JamesDillon> /join ##unavailable-pircbots
[07:15] <th3_mol3> then ./heaven
[07:15] <th3_mol3> to run it
[07:16] <agent_white> th3_mol3: :) Glad you figured it out!
[07:16] <JamesDillon> /join ##unavailable-pircbots
[07:16] <th3_mol3> what does the . do before / ?
 how can i make indicator applets.. i mean like the wifi  or battery information using python?
[07:17] <geirha> th3_mol3: ./ is a directory
[07:17] <agent_white> bisu: `upower -i /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0`
[07:17] <th3_mol3> I wonder why it didn't work before..
[07:18] <th3_mol3> maybe I was typing the wrong thing into terminal
[07:18] <geirha> th3_mol3: If you just do  "cmd", bash will search through all the directories of $PATH until it finds a file named cmd, then execute that
[07:18] <agent_white> bisu: That's so you can check power status via terminal. From there you should have enough info to monitor/display battery status in python.
[07:18] <EriC^^> th3_mol3: the ./ will tell it to search the current directory for the executable and execute it
[07:18] <geirha> th3_mol3: If you do ./cmd  you're saying you want to run cmd in the directory ./ (which is the current directory) and it will not bother to look through $PATH at all
[07:18] <bisu> agent_white: i want to write my own indicatir applet. what library do i have to use? (Python)
[07:18] <EriC^^> ( instead of searching for it in the PATH directories )
[07:19] <agent_white> bisu: That's your choice!  If you want terminal-based, GTK-based, etc.
[07:19] <th3_mol3> ic
[07:19] <agent_white> bisu: You don't HAVE to use any, you just have to choose!
[07:20] <bisu> agent_white: thank you sir. Can you give me any clue how can i use PyGobject to show app indicator for my app?
[07:21] <agent_white> bisu: Unforunately I cannot! I don't write python but ruby instead. I think "to show app indicator" is less relevant than just learning first how to make your box, show it, and update it.
[07:21] <agent_white> Learn how to deal with dynamic infomation in your app.
[07:22] <agent_white> th3_mol3: Then soon, you'll see not all programs can be executed via `./` unless they have certain permissions.
[07:23] <agent_white> (ie - `./myRubyProgram.rb` -vs- `ruby ./myRubyProgram.rb`
[07:23] <bisu> agent_white: i can display the informations through the notification bubbles, now i want to somehow display an indicator applet to allow users to turn off the notifications. I hope you get it. I am stuck at how do i make the indicator applets?
[07:23] <agent_white> bisu: That is a program you should ask in #python
[07:23] <agent_white> s/program/problem/ :P
[07:23] <bisu> agent_white: ok thanks :)
[07:24] <agent_white> \o
[07:25] <OerHeks> uhoh
[07:29] <agent_white> OerHeks: Spaghetti-O's?
[07:31] <sennn_> hello
[07:42] <superkuh> Anyone know where apport stores it's config files?
[07:43] <stevendumani> I think I need to ask again. is there a way to set internet connection sharing using network manager? without involving setting up dnsmasq or firestarter? I'm using trusty.
[07:43] <superkuh> Nevermind. They were in the reasonable spot, /etc/apport
[07:44] <crlcna81> I'm attempting to resize my windows partition via gparted, I've done this before, but what I can't figure out is how to expand my Ubuntu partition into the unallocated space made when I rezsize Windows Xp.
[07:44] <squinty> superkuh:  /etc/init/apport.conf   too here
[07:45] <superkuh> Thanks squinty.
[07:47] <crlcna81> Can anyone help me with Gparted and windows partition?
[07:48] <crlcna81> Does anyone here have any gparted experience?
[07:49] <EriC^^> crlcna81: how much space are you reallocating
[07:49] <crlcna81> 165 gigs.
[07:50] <crlcna81> I'm attempting to split my partition in half, instead of the 1/3rd 2/3rds partition it currently is.
[07:50] <ax562> burn gparted iso to disk or use ubuntu live disc
[07:51] <crlcna81> That's what I"m using
[07:51] <crlcna81> Ubuntu 14.04 live disk
[07:51] <crlcna81> yet for some reason it says the thing is mounted right now.
[07:51] <virta___> i have latest Lubuntu installed and i can't get my mobile broad band to work. dmesg says ttyUSB0 is ready, but is the problem now with Network Manager?
[07:51] <ax562> gparted disk would not work for me to resize windows only ubuntu live disk worked
[07:51] <EriC^^> crlcna81: did you resize the windows partition?
[07:51] <crlcna81> That's what I've just started.
[07:52] <EriC^^> it's resizing right now?
[07:52] <crlcna81> yes
[07:52] <EriC^^> ok
[07:52] <crlcna81> it's just doing the back and forth progress bar, not doing anything :(
[07:52] <EriC^^> it might take a while
[07:52] <crlcna81> it's running the simulation.
[07:52] <crlcna81> it didn't take that long last time.
[07:53] <crlcna81> gaah, why's it taking so long :(
[07:54] <EriC^^> open a terminal and type df
[07:54] <EriC^^> to get an idea if it's mounted or not
[07:55] <crlcna81> what should I see if it's mounted, the /sda that it is?
[07:55] <EriC^^> yeah /dev/sdxY
[07:55] <crlcna81> I don't see it.
[07:55] <crlcna81> So it's not mounted then?
[07:55] <EriC^^> i dont think so
[07:56] <crlcna81> It better not be, whole point of using gparted on live disk is so it wouldn't be mounted when I did it.
[07:56] <crlcna81> I know you can't easily partition mounted disks, at least not on Ubuntu 14.04 I've not been able to.
[07:56] <crlcna81> I don't know super advanced commands though.
[07:56] <crlcna81> I just know some googlefu.
[07:56] <crlcna81> So what can I play while I wait?
[07:57] <EriC^^> well not much i guess
[07:57] <crlcna81> yah no flash on here right now.
[07:57] <crlcna81> Though I could load flash into memory couldn't I?
[07:57] <EriC^^> you could install it if you wanted
[07:58] <EriC^^> how long has gparted been working at it
[07:58] <crlcna81> I don't remember the exact command to install flash, give me a sec to look it up.
[07:58] <crlcna81> 10 seconds.
[07:59] <virta___> or maybe lubuntu doesn't know how to switch my mobile broadband to modem? it can only see the storage?
[08:00] <virta___> i have latest, basic lubuntu. so there is usb-modemswitch included
[08:00] <luc4> Hello! Anyone who actually booted ubuntu on an old macbook 2,1?
[08:01] <crlcna81> How long should it realistically take for a 699 or so gig partition to be resized to 560 or so?
[08:01] <EriC^^> crlcna81: read the gparted part, and about rebooting after shrinking https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoResizeWindowsPartitions
[08:01] <rww> depends on whether it's taking space from the left or the right
[08:01] <crlcna81> right
[08:02] <crlcna81> windows was my first OS
[08:02] <crlcna81> XP
[08:02] <crlcna81> I had it partition to the right of XP
[08:02] <rww> and if the answer is "from the left", depends on how much data is on the filesystem and the I/O speed of the device it lives on
[08:02] <rww> but in general, "a while"
[08:03] <crlcna81> ..can someone please remind me of the flash install command in terminal?
[08:03] <EriC^^> !flash | crlcna81
[08:04] <EriC^^> crlcna81: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[08:05] <crlcna81> it says unable to find
[08:05] <crlcna81> Figured out why, source wasn't enabled yet.
[08:05] <crlcna81> duurrrr, stupid me.
[08:05] <EriC^^> yeah
[08:06] <crlcna81> feels weird installing while using a live CD
[08:11] <crlcna81> screw it, it's taking to long, I'll just keep it as is
[08:11] <crlcna81> I'll do it later.
[08:12] <asher1> Hello
[08:13] <asher1> if i download teamviewer how i movide this to root?
[08:23] <jarnos> What do you use as replacement of "aptitude search" and "aptitude show" in default Ubuntu installation?
[08:24] <nevermoreraven> apt-cache search jarnos
[08:25] <nevermoreraven> apt-cache show jarnos
[08:25] <virta___> my mobile broadband modem is blinking blue light
[08:26] <virta___> but network manager can't see the modem
[08:26] <xvzf> hi there I am faced with an ubuntu 12.0x and cannot do an apt-get update. Some page suggested to remove PPA repositories but I do not see such in /etc/apt/sources.list. I see a lot of Ign messages on update and not found and failed to fetch. What shall I do?
[08:27] <nevermoreraven> did you check also /etc/apt/.d/?
[08:27] <OerHeks> xvzf, disable those PPA's in softwarecenter > sources, but then you can end up with issues, better remove them wit ppa-purge
[08:28] <OerHeks> !ppapurge
[08:30] <xvzf> OerHeks: I cannot install anything now. apt-get says Unable to fetch and Err and failed to fetch
[08:31] <OerHeks> xvzf, then try to disable them first
[08:32] <xvzf> OerHeks: I am an avid centos user, am no expert on Ubuntu, sorry for being dumb, how can I do that?
[08:32] <old_penguin> Hi, has anyone installed the MFC-7440n printer on Ubuntu 14.04?
[08:32] <OerHeks> xvzf, softwarecenter > edit > sources
[08:36] <xvzf> OerHeks: my Lubuntu software center does not have an edit button. How could I do this on the command line?
[08:37] <xvzf> I do not see ppa repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:38] <OerHeks> PPA's are not in the sourceslist anymore, they have their own instance in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[08:38] <OerHeks> remove it with sudo apt-add-repository -r ppa:Name_of_ppa
[08:38] <OerHeks> or ppa-puge etc
[08:40] <SDr>  hi there, spamreport: "YoLtA is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"  is using (most probably) #ubuntu to send unasked spam messages: http://pastebin.com/fUYifDdY
[08:41] <xvzf>   There is nothing in /etc/apt/sources.list.d . my sources list and the output of apt-get update is here http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8438984/
[08:45] <bipin> hello any one knows how to get Ip address inside monit tool
[08:45] <earthbounding> can't get flash games to work "plugin is needed"
[08:45]  * earthbounding shakes stick at adobe
[08:55] <jarnos> nevermoreraven, thanks, but what is a replacement of restricting to installed packages, say "aptitude search ubuntu|grep ^i"?
[09:00] <EriC^^> jarnos: can you rephrase>
[09:03] <jarnos> EriC^^, aptitude is not installed by default. So I was wondering, how would you search installed packages whose name contain certain string without aptitude?
[09:04] <EriC^^> dpkg -l | grep <package>
[09:05] <earthbounding> flash is broken
[09:07] <EriC^^> ( @ jarnos )
[09:07] <OerHeks> earthbounding, flash broken, you would like to play a flash game ? @ facebook?
[09:08] <earthbounding> apt-get moo
[09:10] <earthbounding> nope, flash games wont load, and i dont want to use anything from microsoft or google
[09:10] <jarnos> EriC^^, no, it does not work e.g. for "ubuntu": "dpkg -l | grep ubuntu" shows way too many packages.
[09:11] <OerHeks> flashgames work fine here in chrome .. oh, google-chrome
[09:11] <EriC^^> jarnos: try dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}' | grep ubuntu
[09:14] <EriC^^> jarnos: this is better dpkg -l | awk '$2 ~ /^ubuntu/'
[09:17] <jarnos> EriC^^, seems pretty cryptic, but seems to work.
[09:17] <EriC^^> it searches only the second column for stuff that start with ubuntu
[09:19] <nevermoreraven> what are some good movies?
[09:20] <OerHeks> nevermoreraven, that is beyond the scope of this channel, join #ubuntu-offopic
[09:20] <cfhowlett> nevermoreraven, wrong channel
[09:20] <OerHeks> or#whataregoodmovies
[09:21] <ObrienDave> lol
[09:22] <jarnos> EriC^^, oh, then it is not the same. "aptitude search ubuntu" searches all packages whose name _contain_ "ubuntu". But I guess this does the trick: dpkg -l | awk '$2 ~ /ubuntu/'
[09:23] <efe> I used photorec to recover wiped out files in my hdd. Thank you all for your helps
[09:24] <Linnak> Hi, which program can mcreate an ISO image from my ubuntu partition?
[09:24] <EriC^^> jarnos: yup, that would do it
[09:25] <jarnos> EriC^^, nevermoreraven Though, I wish "apt-cache search --names-only --installed <string>" would work.
[09:25] <OerHeks> clonezilla can, partimage too Linnak
[09:25] <ObrienDave> k3b can, iirc
[09:26] <Linnak> OerHeks: Thank you
[09:26] <nevermoreraven> what about brasero?
[09:26] <cfhowlett> nevermoreraven, will not create a bootable .iso
[09:26] <cfhowlett> from a partition
[09:27] <ObrienDave> oh, bootable, not sure if k3b can do it
[09:28] <cfhowlett> ObrienDave, I read his query as "can I make a custom ubuntu .iso?"
[09:28] <ObrienDave> i read it as a file archive
[09:28] <cfhowlett> Linnak, "reconstructor"    might do that
[09:29] <Linnak> cfhowlett: Is that still active project?
[09:29] <cfhowlett> Linnak, so far as i know.  the preferred program "remastersync" was abandonwared earlier this year.
[09:29] <Linnak> cfhowlett: You mean remastersys?
[09:29] <ObrienDave> although, clonezilla would make an ISO image
[09:30] <cfhowlett> Linnak, exactomundo!  reconstructor is supposed to be "similar"
[09:30] <Linnak> Clonezilla and partimage are good if there isn't a gui solution instead them
[09:30] <ObrienDave> clonezilla live would be the way to go
[09:33] <Linnak> what kind of image does redo make?
[09:52] <Castbound> hello, I am trying to upgrade bash but getting this error:
[09:52] <Castbound> W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/oneiric-security/multiverse/binary-amd64/Packages  404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[09:52] <Castbound> E: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[09:52] <Castbound> can you help me?
[09:52] <ObrienDave> !oneiric
[09:53] <ObrienDave> you need to upgrade to a supported release
[09:53] <Castbound> dist-upgrade is my only option?
[09:53] <ObrienDave> dist-upgrade won't help you
[09:53] <Castbound> it is a server, possible upgrade without reimage?
[09:54] <ObrienDave> ask in #ubuntu-server
[09:54] <k1l> !eol | Castbound this got links to how to upgrade
[09:55] <k1l> Castbound: you need to at least update to 12.04
[09:55] <Castbound> thank  you guys
[10:00] <Linnak> I'm in a 3 days work and I still don't have solution. I'd like to remaster my whole system with all my installed applications and setting and create a bootable LiveUSB from that. Bur my system is in virtualbox.
[10:03] <ryao> jaksi: Compiling it has always been easiest for me.
[10:03] <ryao> [6~[6~[6~I was scrolled yup.
[10:05] <bekks> Linnak: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[10:06] <Linnak> I have read thet and i've tried as well, it doesn't put my apps in the iso file and a set the language at the beginning and din't even use that language which I set.
[10:08] <Linnak> all the tutorials are old: relinux, reconstructor, remastersys..... the are dead. in 2014 i thing there is no solution for 14.04 LTS
[10:10] <milad1512> how do i get a list for startup programs in terminal ?
[10:12] <bekks> Linnak: http://system-imaging.blogspot.com.es/
[10:12] <Linnak> It will be good from october 15
[10:13] <Linnak> but thanks I read it yesterday as well. I read everithing in this theme
[10:13] <jere_> I have just plugged my usb keyboard in my Ubuntu machine. It works. But is there a way I can know where it is loaded in /dev/ ?
[10:13] <bekks> Linnak: Then use the current version, 1.4 - please read the whole page, not just the first sentence.
[10:13] <Linnak> I read that 1.5 will handle 12.04 I thought 1.4 won't.
[10:14] <Linnak> 14.04 sorry
[10:14] <bekks> Linnak: Please read the page. For 1.4 it says: "Initial Ubuntu 14.10 support".
[10:14] <Linnak> Yes i've just did. sorry and thank again
[10:14] <bekks> Linnak: So it can be safely assumed that 1.4 supports 14.04 already.
[10:15] <Linnak> http://sourceforge.net/projects/os4systemimage/ here is the download page but I can't find the package
[10:16] <jere_> I have just plugged my usb keyboard in my Ubuntu machine. It works. But is there a way I can know where it is loaded in /dev/ ?
[10:17] <milad1512> what's the command to show startup programs ?
[10:20] <milad1512> There is none ?
[10:23] <milad1512> anyone knows how to open startup applications in terminal ubuntu ?
[10:24] <k1l> milad1512: what do you want to do in the first place?
[10:24] <z3rocool> startup app in search
[10:25] <milad1512> k1l: i want to prevent and application from starting up when ubuntu srating
[10:25] <z3rocool> @milad there is google you know http://www.howtogeek.com/192104/how-to-showhide-all-hidden-startup-applications-in-ubuntu-14.10/
[10:25] <k1l> milad1512: which ubuntu exactly and which desktop?
[10:26] <milad1512> k1l: 14.04.01, and what do you mean by which desktop ?
[10:26] <k1l> milad1512: unity, kde, xfce,.....
[10:27] <jarnos> EriC^^,  how would you include it in a script so that you give the search string as a command line argument?
[10:28] <milad1512> k1l: sorry , how can i find that out ?
[10:28] <k1l> milad1512: is that a standard ubuntu? then its unity
[10:29] <k1l> milad1512: see this album to compare the desktops: http://imgur.com/a/9iaLJ
[10:31] <EriC^^> jarnos: elaborate on what you mean
[10:32] <vitimiti> hi
[10:33] <nevermoreraven> how do I secure ubuntu?
[10:34] <jarnos> EriC^^, I want to write a script that takes the search string as a command line argument, e.g. in this case ubuntu: dpkg -l | awk '$2 ~ /ubuntu/'
[10:34] <k1l> nevermoreraven: can you rephrase?
[10:35] <jarnos> EriC^^,  this does not work: s=$1; dpkg -l | awk '$2 ~ /$s/'
[10:35] <nevermoreraven> how do I use apparmor? k1l
[10:35] <cfhowlett> !apparmor | nevermoreraven
[10:38] <chris_> maybe someone can answer my question: when starting a new application it writes the own config files in my home dir. what if there is no power in that moment and pc is off but the application for example QGIS has already write 10 config files out of 20. or can be one config file corrupt. the more interesting question ... what if this situation happens while a updated security app runs the first time. i hope u understand my question
[10:38] <cfhowlett> chris_, read it twice and I don't understand ...
[10:38] <EriC^^> jarnos: try dpkg -l | awk '$2 ~ /'$@'/'
[10:39] <EriC^^> jarnos: that'll use the whole arguments, modify it for just the second argument
[10:39] <k1l> milad1512: support please only in this channel
[10:39] <chris_> when u start an app the first time it writes config files in home dir (.config)
[10:40] <k1l> milad1512: user startups are in :".config/autostart/"   general startups are in "/etc/xdg/autostart/"
[10:40] <cfhowlett> chris_, correct.
[10:40] <chris_> what when the app is killed in that moment
[10:40] <k1l> it will write the next time its started?
[10:41] <cfhowlett> chris_, restart = reconfigure
[10:41] <z3rocool> clear
[10:41] <z3rocool> ops wrong window lol
[10:41] <chris_> so just shutdown and start the app new and no need to del the config-dir?
[10:42] <cfhowlett> chris_, do not delete configs
[10:42] <chris_> so u mean with restart just open the app again
[10:43] <cfhowlett> chris_, yes
[10:44] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[10:44] <milad1512> k1l: where is this ".config/autostart/ "
[10:44] <k1l> milad1512: in you users home directory
[10:44] <k1l> ~/.config/autostart
[10:46] <milad1512> k1l: there is none
[10:46] <milad1512> cd
[10:47] <milad1512> k1l, i found the ".config" but i don't see autostart. but there is upstart
[10:48] <milad1512> k1l , is that it ?
[10:49] <michele_> help o have kworker process always on top
[10:49] <alperen> hey, I have Xubuntu installed but I don't like the way xfce looks, is there a way to make look like #
[10:49] <alperen> gnome
[10:49] <cfhowlett> alperen, why not just install gnome?
[10:49] <michele_> I have kworker how to remove
[10:50] <cfhowlett> !gnome
[10:50] <cfhowlett> !info kworker
[10:50] <alperen> cfhowlett or that, how do i that ?
[10:50] <k1l> milad1512: stop. this doesnt seem to work, so please tell me what app do you want to stop from autostart?
[10:51] <cfhowlett> alperen, should be sudo apt-get install gnome-shell                      then logout, choose gnome, login
[10:51] <jarnos> EriC^^, it works only with single argument, like $1
[10:51] <michele_> ubottu it consume 20% of my cpu
[10:51] <milad1512> k1l : kerio-control-vpnclient
[10:52] <EriC^^> jarnos: in your example use dpkg -l | awk '$2 ~ /'$s'/'
[10:52] <k1l> milad1512: ok, so we make another attempt: please install the package "pastebinit". you can use "sudo apt-get install pastebinit"
[10:53] <milad1512> k1l: i did, what's next ?
[10:53] <jarnos> EriC^^, yes, but what if you want to search for multiple strings, like in your example?
[10:53] <EriC^^> michele_: kworker is still consuming?
[10:53] <michele_> yes
[10:54] <k1l> "ls -al ~/.config/autostart | pastebinit"
[10:54] <EriC^^> michele_: did you try grep . -r /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts
[10:54] <EriC^^> did you try any guide that mentioned that?
[10:54] <k1l> then "ls -al /etc/xdg/autostart/ | pastebinit" and show the to links in here
[10:54] <michele_> i don't understan
[10:54] <michele_> the guide
[10:54] <k1l> michele_: i linked a tutorial yesterday for your issue. did that work?
[10:55] <michele_> i don't understand the guide
[10:55] <EriC^^> jarnos: to do multiple searches i guess you have to use a loop, for i in $@; do dpkg -l ...;done
[10:55] <k1l> what exactly dont you understand?
[10:55] <michele_> then when i paste this grep . -r /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts
[10:55] <michele_> what i do?
[10:56] <EriC^^> you should find which one is very high
[10:56] <EriC^^> and disable it
[10:56] <michele_> now i screen because i don't know what is
[10:56] <EriC^^> ok
[10:57] <michele_> http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77776
[10:58] <michele_> http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77777
[10:58] <k1l> michele_: gpe06 is the one that is too high
[10:59] <EriC^^> michele_: ok, gpe06 most likely is the culprit
[10:59] <michele_> how to remove?
[11:00] <EriC^^> open root' crontab
[11:00] <EriC^^> sudo su
[11:00] <EriC^^> then crontab -e
[11:00] <MonkeyDust> or simply sudo crontab -e
[11:00] <michele_> ok
[11:00] <michele_> now?
[11:00] <michele_> 1 2 or 3?
[11:01] <EriC^^> or that ^^^
[11:01] <michele_> ed nano or bin/vim.tiny
[11:01] <EriC^^> nano
[11:01] <michele_> ok
[11:02] <michele_> http://pastebin.com/GwF2tdMm
[11:02] <EriC^^> ok paste this ther
[11:02] <EriC^^> @reboot echo "disable" > /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe06
[11:03] <michele_> http://pastebin.com/tRjUZUCm
[11:03] <michele_> ok?
[11:04] <EriC^^> ok press ctrl+o
[11:04] <EriC^^> save it
[11:04] <EriC^^> and then ctrl+x to exit
[11:04] <michele_> ok
[11:04] <michele_> crontab: installing new crontab
[11:05] <michele_> now?
[11:05] <EriC^^> if you want, from the root shell try
[11:05] <MonkeyDust> seen trough the eyes of beginners, things look more scary than they are
[11:06] <EriC^^> echo "disable" > /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe06
[11:06] <EriC^^> i guess we should have tried that first to see if it works :D
[11:06] <michele_> yes it disabled
[11:06] <michele_> yessss it worked!
[11:07] <EriC^^> ok cool
[11:07] <michele_> thanks a lot
[11:07] <EriC^^> no problem
[11:07] <michele_> it's pemanently?
[11:07] <EriC^^> yeah
[11:07] <michele_> ty
[11:07] <EriC^^> if you want it to work after suspend you have to add something though
[11:07] <michele_> what?
[11:08] <EriC^^> hold on
[11:09] <michele_> i wait
[11:09] <michele_> :D
[11:10] <EriC^^> michele_: type sudo nano /etc/pm/sleep.d/30_disable_gpe06
[11:10] <jarnos> EriC^^, maybe, but it may print same line multiple times unlike "aptitude search $@".
[11:11] <EriC^^> then paste this http://paste.ubuntu.com/8439737/
[11:12] <milad1512> k1l : now what do i do with pastebinit ?
[11:12] <k1l> milad1512: i explained 20 minutes ago.
[11:12] <cfhowlett> :)
[11:12] <michele_> now?
[11:12] <michele_> save?
[11:13] <EriC^^> yup
[11:13] <michele_> ok
[11:13] <EriC^^> then sudo chmod +x /etc/pm/sleep.d/30_disable_gpe06
[11:14] <michele_> don't appear nothing
[11:14] <EriC^^> it's ok
[11:14] <EriC^^> that's all
[11:14] <k1l> !pm | milad1512
[11:14] <michele_> ok
[11:14] <michele_> ty
[11:14] <EriC^^> np
[11:14] <michele_> good bye
[11:14] <k1l> milad1512: <k1l> "ls -al ~/.config/autostart | pastebinit" <k1l> then "ls -al /etc/xdg/autostart/ | pastebinit" and show the to links in here
[11:14] <EriC^^> goodbye
[11:14] <jarnos> EriC^^, and calls dpkg multiple times
[11:15] <k1l> milad1512: please read the chat when you want to people help you
[11:15] <michele_> eric are you online?
[11:16] <michele_> i have another ask
[11:16] <EriC^^> yeah
[11:16] <michele_> why when i restart my laptop the luminosity change to defaul? (MAX)
[11:16] <EriC^^> whats up?
[11:17] <Ice_Strike> When I do this command: sudo apt-get install libpar2-dev
[11:17] <Ice_Strike> I get error
[11:17] <Ice_Strike> E: Unable to locate package libpar2-dev
[11:17] <EriC^^> michele_: no idea, but you could make a work around if you wanted
[11:17] <k1l> !find libpar2-dev
[11:17] <michele_> ok
[11:17] <k1l> Ice_Strike: which ubuntu are you on?
[11:19] <EriC^^> michele_: if you want let me know
[11:19] <Ice_Strike> k1l 12
[11:19] <michele_> i want
[11:19] <Ice_Strike> how can I upgrade to 14?
[11:19] <michele_> xD
[11:19] <bekks> Ice_Strike: 12.04 or 12.10?
[11:19] <k1l> Ice_Strike: 12.??  there are 2 releases a  year. so what 12.?? exactly?
[11:19] <k1l> Ice_Strike: lsb_release -d
[11:20] <EriC^^> ok open a root shell ( this case it's necessary usually sudo is ok )
[11:20] <EriC^^> sudo su
[11:20] <Ice_Strike> Description:    Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS
[11:20] <bekks> EriC^^: sudo su is a bad ways. Use sudo -s or sudo -i
[11:20] <michele_> yes i know
[11:20] <EriC^^> ok, sudo -i then
[11:20] <k1l> Ice_Strike: "sudo do-release-upgrade" will bring you to 14.04
[11:20] <Ice_Strike> I will do
[11:20] <Ice_Strike> thanks bro
[11:21] <michele_> ok
[11:21] <Ice_Strike> What the major difference between 12 and 14?
[11:21] <k1l> Ice_Strike: new kernel, new program versions,...
[11:21] <EriC^^> type cat /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/max_brightness
[11:21] <EriC^^> it should give you a number
[11:21] <michele_> 10
[11:22] <luc4> Anyone able to run the usb live on the macbook?
[11:22] <EriC^^> ok
[11:22] <EriC^^> try echo 4 > /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness
[11:22] <EriC^^> see the brightness you want
[11:22] <michele_> now it's setted mox
[11:23] <EriC^^> try 2
[11:23] <michele_> when i typed this echo 4 > /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness the luminosity has became high
[11:24] <michele_> echo 2 it's better
[11:24] <EriC^^> michele_: if you want try this
[11:24] <EriC^^> i think this is better
[11:25] <EriC^^> cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness
[11:25] <EriC^^> it should give a higher number
[11:25] <michele_> 4882
[11:25] <EriC^^> ok
[11:26] <EriC^^> try echo 1000 > /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness
[11:27] <michele_> it's increase!
[11:27] <michele_> echo 2 it's better xD
[11:27] <EriC^^> try echo 970
[11:28] <EriC^^> that should give around the same, if it's linear
[11:28] <EriC^^> play around with it until you like the brightness
[11:28] <EriC^^> 900, etc
[11:28] <jarnos> bug 1374716
[11:28] <michele_> don't change
[11:28] <EriC^^> mm 800?
[11:28] <michele_> 900 yes
[11:29] <EriC^^> ok
[11:29] <michele_> also 800
[11:29] <michele_> decrease xD
[11:29] <michele_> wow decrease always
[11:30] <michele_> when i restart ?
[11:30] <EriC^^> ok
[11:30] <EriC^^> type nano /etc/rc.local
[11:31] <EriC^^> and paste echo ........ brightness
[11:31] <EriC^^> ( put it before exit 0 )
[11:32] <michele_> ok
[11:32] <bekks> jarnos: dpkg -l | grep searchterm
[11:33] <michele_> http://www.pasteall.org/54219
[11:33] <michele_> save and exit?
[11:34] <EriC^^> yup
[11:34] <k1l> milad1512: i told you twice now how to proceed. no need to tell me in pm how i should support in this channel. if you would keep track of this channel when asking a question you could be easily been done already with that issue. good luck with your issue.
[11:34] <swapnesh> Hello ...I need some help with ethernet connection
[11:35] <michele_> finish?
[11:35] <EriC^^> yeah
[11:35] <swapnesh> I pasted my query here but no response http://askubuntu.com/questions/529211/ethernet-connection-not-working-in-ubuntu-14-04-1-lts
[11:35] <michele_> now i try to restart
[11:35] <EriC^^> ok
[11:35] <michele_> see you later
[11:35] <swapnesh> let me know what I am missing
[11:36] <milad1512> k1l: sorry, i didn't mean to offend you.
[11:37] <swapnesh> I tried most of the things I found on google but still unable to locate
[11:37] <michele_> no eric
[11:37] <michele_> the luminosity it setted in max
[11:37] <michele_> when i restart
[11:37] <swapnesh> any help with the topic ??
[11:37] <EriC^^> hmm
[11:38] <Alpy> hello there, is it normal that when i restart my computer, it takes me to my usual GUI (xfce) but to a command prompt
[11:38] <Alpy> ?
[11:39] <cfhowlett> Alpy, no not normal
[11:39] <swapnesh> is it a problem of 14.04 as i never faced problem with my older ubuntu 13.04
[11:40] <swapnesh> anyone ?? what else I can try to sort out the problem ??
[11:40] <Mitsos101> How can I view the underlying filesystems in aufs?
[11:41] <bekks> Mitsos101: By looking at the source mountpoints.
[11:42] <EriC^^> michele_: try to add also the acpi_video0
[11:42] <EriC^^> echo 2 > /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness
[11:43] <michele_> change to high
[11:43] <EriC^^> maybe echo 1 ?
[11:44] <michele_> i try echo 0
[11:44] <michele_> yea
[11:44] <swapnesh> any help ???
[11:44] <michele_> echo 0 it's good
[11:44] <EriC^^> ok, try to add that
[11:45] <michele_> how to add
[11:46] <EriC^^> nano /etc/rc.local
[11:46] <swapnesh> I am currently using my mobile internet ..which is working correctly ..but not ethernet
[11:46] <michele_> there is nothing in this file
[11:47] <EriC^^> it can't be
[11:47] <EriC^^> :P
[11:47] <swapnesh> Please let me know what else I can do to sort out my problem
[11:48] <michele_> look http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=77778
[11:48] <michele_> save and ecit?
[11:48] <michele_> exit*
[11:49] <EriC^^> you've written /ect/rc.local
[11:49] <EriC^^> :p
[11:49] <michele_> i'm sorry
[11:50] <EriC^^> no worries
[11:50] <michele_> ok
[11:50] <michele_> restart?
[11:50] <EriC^^> yup
[11:50] <michele_> see you later another time xD
[11:50] <EriC^^> hehe ok
[11:52] <swapnesh> any help ?? :(
[11:52] <michele_> no eric, but now i go to eat
[11:52] <michele_> see you later
[11:53] <michele_> thanks
[11:56] <swapnesh> any help ??  i am still looking for some with the topic
[11:58] <jarnos> EriC^^, I think this is what I was looking for: apt-cache search --names-only $@ | awk '{ print $1 }' | xargs dpkg -l 2>/dev/null  ; it prints package names that are installed and contain all of the strings in $@ ;  "aptitude search $@ | grep ^i" prints installed packages whose name contain any of the strings in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[12:01] <z3rocool> Is there a fix for reaver/wash on ubuntu 14.04 yet
[12:02] <swapnesh> is there any one to help with my ethernet connection ?////
[12:03] <pd921> @swapnesh whats the issue ?
[12:04] <swapnesh> pd921 I asked here too not no response http://askubuntu.com/questions/529211/ethernet-connection-not-working-in-ubuntu-14-04-1-lts
[12:05] <swapnesh> Its showing the "Connection Established" message but not working though
[12:06] <rlinx> How does the  psa
[12:06] <pd921> Can you point out the issue from the output of ---  <ip link> and <ip addr> ?
[12:06] <rlinx> How does paste to work?
[12:08] <swapnesh> pd921 sorry not getting this part - <ip link> and <ip addr> ?
[12:10] <pd921> what are the output of the following commands..are they normal or is there any issue /$ip link  and $ip addr
[12:11] <Thumpxr> hey. can anyone tell me how i can enable 144Hz output on an AMD 7970HD in 14.04 ?
[12:12] <pyoor> hi all - trying to patch shellshock on an ubuntu 14.04 box.  After upgrading, bash still reports 4.3.11. Any idea why?
[12:13] <somsip> pyoor: that doesn't sound like an official package. How did you install it?
[12:13] <k1l> pyoor: just run the updates. ubuntu did patch bash already
[12:13] <k1l> !usn | pyoor see this for more info
[12:14] <pyoor> all - did apt-get update; apt-get distupgrade
[12:14] <pyoor> updated, reboot, current version is 4.3.11 and no new patches available
[12:14] <somsip> !bash | pyoor (this is the official version - 4.3.11 is newer than this, so where did you get it from)
[12:14] <cfhowlett> pyoor, apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:14] <k1l> pyoor: "apt-cache policy bash"
[12:15] <somsip> !info bash | pyoor
[12:15] <swapnesh> @pd921 following is the result http://i.imgur.com/JJdbiQa.png
[12:16] <pyoor> somsip: so 4.3.7ubuntu 1.3 is latest?
[12:16] <somsip> pyoor: from the official repos yes. So is there any chance you've used a PPA to get 4.3.11?
[12:17] <somsip> pyoor: (though 1.4 is now the latest)
[12:17] <pyoor> http://pastebin.com/Zqtf4Hgg
[12:17] <swapnesh> @pd921 sorry ..this one is more clear http://imgur.com/X6VZItE.png
[12:17] <somsip> pyoor: so where did you get 4.3.11 from? It looks like you're up to date
[12:17] <k1l> pyoor: you are mixing a lot of stuff there. first: ubuntu did patch all ubuntu bash versions with all known security patches offered from the bash team. so if you run the updates you already have all patched bash version.
[12:18] <k1l> pyoor: and to patch bash doesnt mean it gets from 4.3.7 to 4.3.11. it does mean the "old" version gets made secure with that patch
[12:19] <tsm91> Helo, i have serious issues connecting to pptp vpn on 14.04, http://askubuntu.com/questions/528058/pptp-vpn-connect-fail
[12:20] <tsm91> i need to fix something but i am not able to connect to the company vpn :S
[12:22] <jishjish> hi all - i'm just learning linux terminal commands, and I want to find all files or folders on my portable drive at /media/josh/JSERRYB1TB/ that contain glen. I'm not sure if I can use the FIND command or GREP or either to find files and directories which contain the word "glen" -- don't care about case. Can anyone give me some advice? So far I hav
[12:22] <jishjish> e tried josh@JOSHUA-PC:/media/josh/JSERRYB1TB$ find . -name "*glen*.*" but it returns nothing. I know for a fact there is atleast one directory called "glen" there may also be multiple files.
[12:22] <somsip> jishjish: grep -nir glen /media/josh/JSERRYB1TB
[12:23] <somsip> jishjish: hang on - the filename or folder name contains 'glen' or the contents of the file contains glen?
[12:23] <swapnesh> @pd921 any thing missing ??
[12:23] <jishjish> somsip: file or folder name* sorry
[12:23] <somsip> jignore my suggestion then
[12:23] <jishjish> somsip: also, why did you choose grep over find?
[12:24] <jishjish> somsip: your suggestion will search for "glen" within any file on that portable hard drive is that right?
[12:25] <user__> ciao
[12:30] <lesshaste> I have applied the bash patch but I still see the word busted when I dp
[12:31] <lesshaste> env X="() { :;} ; echo busted" `which bash` -c "echo completed"
[12:31] <lesshaste> what's going on?
[12:31] <MonkeyDust> lesshaste  just read: the patch is leaving some holes, i'm sure the coders and technicians are working on it
[12:32] <lesshaste> MonkeyDust, oh!
[12:32] <swapnesh> any help???
[12:33] <MonkeyDust> lesshaste  just follow some linux blogs to stay up to date
[12:33] <lesshaste> MonkeyDust,  can you recommend one?
[12:33] <destra>  hello, i have a problem to load debian it says no device found <UUID> and go to shell but after that it freeze and i can't type in shell, i tried to reinstall grub from ubuntu live cd (in chroot)
[12:33] <cfhowlett> destra, ask #debian for debian support
[12:34] <MonkeyDust> lesshaste  lxer.com, omgubuntu, there are zillions
[12:34] <lesshaste> MonkeyDust, looks like today's bash release actually fixed it
[12:34] <lesshaste> everyone should sudo apt-get update now
[12:35] <compdoc> hurray - we're safe!!
[12:36] <destra> cfhowlett, i think it's not related to distro
[12:36] <cfhowlett> destra, you're asking for debian support = support with debian distro.  ask #debian
[12:37] <MonkeyDust> lesshaste  that's good news then
[12:37] <lesshaste> MonkeyDust, yes :)
[12:42] <crypto_guy> what is the best GUI firewall for a laptop?
[12:44] <MonkeyDust> crypto_guy  gufw and fwbuilder are popular
[12:49] <somsip> jishjish: yes (was afk)
[12:54] <Kriss|mobile> How do I get the normal bar at the top after installing ubuntu-desktop?
[12:54] <MonkeyDust> Kriss|mobile  "normal" in what sense?
[12:55] <sgtsaughter> Does anyone know of compatibility issues with the ASRock Z97 Extreme4 mother board and ubuntu?
[12:56] <Kriss|mobile> MonkeyDust: The bars on this picture http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases#/image/File:Screenshot_from_2014-04-25_21_06_50.png
[12:57] <cfhowlett> Kriss|mobile, if you're using 14.04 ubuntu with Unity desktop environment, there ARE no bars at the top by default.
[12:58] <z3rocool> Is there a fix for reaver/wash on ubuntu 14.04 yet
[12:58] <Kriss|mobile> How do I add them?
[13:00] <crypto_guy> MonkeyDust: now i use gufw, but it is so ugly in kubuntu
[13:02] <franco> !list
[13:03] <usr13> MonkeyDust: Is that gnome-desktop?
[13:05] <usr13> or gnome-shell...?
[13:05] <desiderio> hello
[13:06] <MonkeyDust> crypto_guy  1) i missed the kubuntu part, 2) a firewall is supposed to be safe, not beautiful and 3) try fwbuilder
[13:06] <Aghast> That looks like default unity
[13:06] <sgtsaughter> does anyone know if the ASUS Z87-Pro Motherboard is compatible with ubuntu 14.04
[13:07] <MonkeyDust> sgtsaughter  try a live dvd or usb to find out
[13:09] <sgtsaughter> MonkeyDust: yeah when ive tried to the live cd and i get a black screen with a blinking white curusor that eventually freezes after i click either 'try ubuntu' or 'install ubuntu', but im not sure if the reason is the motherboard
[13:09] <MonkeyDust> !nomodeset | sgtsaughter start here
[13:10] <MonkeyDust> ah 'after' you click install ubuntu, then it's different
[13:10] <sgtsaughter> MonkeyDust: yeah i've tried nomodeset and the same thing happens ive also tried removing the graphics card and the same thing happens...ive tried multiple live cds and a live usb all do the same thing
[13:11] <sgtsaughter> MonkeyDust: I bought the computer to microcenter to see what they think...after trying everything they said it could be the monther board but im seeing if anyone has a second opinion....do these symptoms sound like a motherboard issue?
[13:11] <crypto_guy> MonkeyDust, thanks
[13:12] <cfhowlett> sgtsaughter, "try ubuntu" first then "install" ubuntu once you've entered the live session
[13:13] <sgtsaughter> cfhowlett: i can't even get into the live session after a while i get a black screen with a blinking white cursor and it eventually freezes
[13:13] <cfhowlett> sgtsaughter, try 1. mini.iso and/or 2. lubuntu
[13:15] <sgtsaughter> cfhowlett: ive tried mini.iso and it worked better, but i got stuck when it couldn't detect my network even though i was directly connected to the cable modem...but i havent tried lubuntu yet maybe ill give that a try
[13:17] <usr13> sgtsaughter: Really, you couldn't get connected to your network?
[13:17] <usr13> sgtsaughter: Did you reboot the cable modem?
[13:21] <sgtsaughter> usr13: yeah when i got to the networking part and it said if i have a cable modem from a cable provider id have to enter my account number which i dont have on me...i still feel like ubuntu live cd should just work im wondering if anyone else things its a motherboard issue
[13:21] <old_penguin> Hi, does anyone know how to convert an outlook pst file to thunderbird mbox?
[13:22] <cfhowlett> sgtsaughter, lubuntu is optimized for older and lower specification hardware.  if lubuntu can't boot your system, I'd say ... move on.
[13:23] <MonkeyDust> old_penguin  try Tools > Import
[13:23] <usr13> sgtsaughter: I  don't know, but I doubt it.
[13:23] <sgtsaughter> cfhowlett: thats the thing i just bought all these parts from microcenter two weeks ago they're all new hardware and i told the associate working at microcenter that i needed all hardware to be compatible with ubuntu
[13:24] <bipul> !ubuntu14.10
[13:24] <bipul> !info ubuntu14.10
[13:24] <EriC^^> !14.10
[13:24] <cfhowlett> sgtsaughter, NEW hardware isn't necessarily better for linux.  unless the OEM supports linux, you have to rely on armies of hackers to back-engineer drivers and such.  takes time.
[13:24] <old_penguin> MonkeyDust  I don't see any option to point to a pst file.
[13:25] <cfhowlett> sgtsaughter, but I'm sure microcenter was happy to sell you the latest and greatest shiny stuff, right?
[13:25] <MonkeyDust> old_penguin  maybe you can export the pst file, first, then import it in firefox
[13:25] <MonkeyDust> thunderbird*
[13:26] <bipul> EriC^^: Do i have to ask all the query regarding ubuntu14.10 in #ubuntu+1 channel?
[13:26] <cfhowlett> bipul, yes
[13:26] <EriC^^> bipul: i guess so
[13:26] <bipul> cfhowlett: Thank you.
[13:26] <bipul> ok
[13:26] <old_penguin> MonkeyDust ok, I'll try that
[13:26] <z3rocool> CAn reaver be talked about here
[13:26] <old_penguin> thanks
[13:27] <k1l> z3rocool: ask the reaver guys directly. we dont support wifi hacking in here
[13:27] <freeroute> hi, what if (and let's say that this is a hypothetical question... :p) I have no room for downloading updates anymore? Can I do aptitude clean at mid-update?
[13:27] <sgtsaughter> cfhowlett: ugh yeah im sure that had something to do with it i was just hoping that me making a point that everything needed compatible with ubuntu would prevent that... they're telling me to downgrade to the ASUS Z87-Pro Motherboard  so hopefully that will work
[13:27] <cfhowlett> !hcl | sgtsaughter
[13:27] <Skizu> Hey I'm looking to install ubuntu server cli
[13:27] <z3rocool> Is there a fix for reaver/wash on ubuntu 14.04 yet
[13:28] <cfhowlett> !lamp | Skizu,
[13:28] <k1l> z3rocool: file a bug on launchpad.net
[13:28] <Skizu> cfhowlett: Idc about lamp?
[13:29] <cfhowlett> Skizu, you want to install a server via cli?  read the wiki
[13:29] <usr13> Skizu: So what is your problem?
[13:29] <Skizu> usr13: http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ whats the difference between the top and bottom downloads xD
[13:30] <k1l> Skizu: did you even read that side? there is explanaitions in the beginning
[13:30] <usr13> Skizu: What do you mean "top and bottom" downloads?
[13:30] <k1l> Skizu: and the 14.04.1 have already included the first "servicepack"
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> Skizu  try tasksel (task select)
[13:30] <usr13> Skizu: Can you be a little more specific?
[13:30] <Skizu> k1l: Yeah but the text isthe same for the 2 "Server install image" sections
[13:31] <Skizu> Click the link
[13:31] <usr13> Skizu: One is 32bit and the other is 64
[13:31] <Skizu> There are two sections titled Server install image
[13:32] <usr13> Skizu: x86 is 32bit,  AMD64 is 64bit
[13:32] <k1l> Skizu: one is linked to 14.04 and one is linked to 14.04.1
[13:32] <compdoc> I didnt realize they still made a 32bitr version of server
[13:32] <wesley9946> how much RAM does your server have?
[13:33] <usr13> Skizu: Choices are: ubuntu-14.04.1-server-i386.iso & ubuntu-14.04.1-server-amd64.iso
[13:33] <z3rocool> How would i go about downgrading these libpcap & libpcap-dev in ubuntu 14.04
[13:33] <Skizu> k1l: Is the top 14.04.1 as it doesn't specify
[13:33] <k1l> compdoc: well, i think a lot of old hardware is still used for running a server
[13:33] <rlinx> Questions, What is a channel troll?
[13:33] <k1l> Skizu: just scroll down to the extended list. dont make a drama out of it
[13:33] <compdoc> k1l, hardware that old should be retired
[13:33] <k1l> rlinx: i bet you can discuss that in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:33] <usr13> Skizu: Just use the list.
[13:33] <rlinx> thank you
[13:34] <k1l> compdoc: do do i. but some dont
[13:34] <k1l> *so do
[13:34]  * Skizu uses the list
[13:34] <Skizu> Okay cheers all
[13:34] <k1l> Skizu: and btw: if you see where the links direct to you know what is what
[13:34] <name_> Hello! does someone know of a good way to control heat/cpu fan in linux? Temps are 15-20 C higher than in windows XP on idle and jump very quickly up and down.
[13:34] <name_> Its a dell latitude e4200 laptop.
[13:35] <name_> I tried to install i8kutils but the fan just went to max and down again in intervals of ca. 5 secs.
[13:36] <rlinx> How and why do  i use http://paste.ubuntu.com/ ?
[13:37] <MonkeyDust> name_  look for TLP (not in the repos)
[13:37] <k1l> !paste | rlinx
[13:37] <ecky--ptang-zoob> How come when I put <IP_ADDRESS> facebook.com in my hosts file, facebook still loads?
[13:38] <wesley9946> why would you put facebook.com in the hosts file?
[13:38] <rlinx> how do I find the url of my paste?
[13:38] <compdoc> ecky--ptang-zoob, might be cached
[13:38] <name_> Ok, ill look for tlp.
[13:38] <k1l> rlinx: like you upload a picture. just with text.
[13:38] <ecky--ptang-zoob> I cleared cache and flushed dns
[13:39] <wesley9946> ecky--ptang-zoob: replace the <IP_ADDRESS> with <IP_ADDRESS>
[13:39] <MonkeyDust> ecky--ptang-zoob  probably facebook.com redirects automatically to some other page, that is not blocked by <IP_ADDRESS>
[13:40] <rlinx> For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:40] <rlinx> when I paste where do I find url to post here?
[13:40] <name_> MonkeyDust now i remember havin installed it already once.
[13:41] <name_> Simply installing didnt change anything.
[13:41] <Wulframn> rlinx: how are you pasting?
[13:41] <k1l> rlinx: its the new url in the url bar
[13:41] <Guest95813> how do I get A2DP to work with my bluetooth headset.  HSP works and sometimes A2DP does and other times it doesn't.  I've tried restarting pulseaudio and bluetooth.
[13:42] <rlinx> I just paste my information and someone here answers?
[13:42] <k1l> rlinx: no. you need to put the link in here
[13:42] <MonkeyDust> rlinx  someone answers if they know the answer
[13:42] <rlinx>  I need help understanding Loadable kernel module installation
[13:42] <cfhowlett> !kernel
[13:44] <rlinx> "Make sure you give us the URL for your paste"  isn't the url http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[13:44] <Wulframn> rlinx: ask your question here. If someone knows how to help then they will respond. Paste is for multi-line responses that would trigger the anti-spam bot.
[13:45] <name_> Is it possible to let bios handle fan control? Would it be safe?
[13:45] <Wulframn> rlinx: use that link to post your multi-line response, hit submit, then copy and paste the new url here.
[13:45] <k1l> rlinx: come on. you want to talk about kernel moduls and cant even paste some text on a pastebin? you need to give us the pastbin.com/XXXXXXXX   link, where XXXXX is gernerated by your upload
[13:46] <rlinx> hey it all new to me
[13:46] <MonkeyDust> rlinx  first become familiar with the command line, then try discussing the kernel
[13:46] <Wulframn> k1l: the ability to use paste and the ability to build a custom kernel are not mutually exclusive
[13:47] <Wulframn> rlinx: what are you trying to achieve?
[13:47] <Sven_vB> hi, i'm looking for a terminal multiplexer with workspace management. for now i have screen instances as my workspaces, with a lot of shell windows in them, but i'd like to be able to move shells between workspaces, and save/resume them i.e. for reboots. would be enough to save, per window: its title, the path my shell was in, and some amount of scrollback. any suggestions?
[13:47] <MonkeyDust> Sven_vB  tmux
[13:48] <Sven_vB> MonkeyDust, wow, didn't know it has that save/resume yet
[13:48] <Sven_vB> MonkeyDust, i'll have a look, thanks!
[13:49] <optrusty> name_ ping
[13:50] <name_> optrusty what does it do?
[13:50] <optrusty> name_ What does what do?
[13:50] <name_> ping
[13:50] <k1l> name_: in most cases bios handles fan control anyway
[13:50] <donbirdy> Hi guys
[13:50] <donbirdy> I am just about to install Ubuntu
[13:50] <donbirdy> and have a 4000 GB disk from SEagate
[13:51] <k1l> name_: its just that you want to have a smoother control (for a more quiet fan) and therefor you might want to change some things there
[13:51] <Wulframn> Congrats?
[13:51] <donbirdy> Is there any weird wizardry I need to do before I can use the disk in Ubuntu?
[13:51] <name_> kil I see, then windows is probably the one that controls it?
[13:51] <basiclaser> hey guys, i got a message saying my /boot is running out of space. Also see screenshot. What Can I do ? :)
[13:51] <donbirdy> In terms of UEFI BIos
[13:51] <Wulframn> donbirdy: the enter key is not the space bar
[13:52] <optrusty> name_ k1l is right if you have a custom built PC You can turn off and on your fan
[13:52] <name_> kil i have win7, winxp and ive had two ubuntu based distros and both linuxes ran warm.
[13:52] <donbirdy> I am using an ASUS Rampage GENE II matx motherboard, and Wulframn my apologies
[13:52] <Wulframn> basiclaser: do you have extra room on the drive?
[13:52] <optrusty> donbirdy I dont get why everyone likes UEFI
[13:52] <optrusty> donbirdy is it a custom build or windows 8 per
[13:52] <optrusty> *pre
[13:52] <Wulframn> donbirdy: No need. It just makes it harder to follow your issue. Also, you might trigger the anti-flood bot.
[13:53] <name_> kil that is, on idle it was warm (50-65 C) and using lots of flash content sometimes up to 85 C.
[13:53] <bipul> bug 1374754
[13:54] <donbirdy> I hear the bots on this channel are more worse than Nazi generals
[13:54] <k1l> name_: well, then ask the 2 ubuntu-based distros support on how to get that issue solved.
[13:54] <Wulframn> don
[13:54] <name_> kil In windows its steady around 35-40 C and the max was around 60 C
[13:54] <optrusty> name_ Lets see if you dont make the right config Youre gonna have a blown up cpu and table
[13:54] <Wulframn> donbirdy: not really. Just be mindful of the number of lines you post in quick succession
[13:54] <MonkeyDust> name_  what's the outcome of   uname -r
[13:55] <optrusty> name_ The cpu needs to keep cool
[13:55] <basiclaser> Wulframn: brb restartig
[13:55] <optrusty> name_ especcialy intense proccesses
[13:55] <name_> MonkeyDust 3.13.0-36-generic
[13:55] <donbirdy> Jawohl Herr Wulframn
[13:56] <name_> optrusy i had high temps on Lubuntu too.
[13:56] <optrusty> donbirdy is it a custom build or windows 8 pre installed
[13:56] <MonkeyDust> name_  that's more recent than mine... what's the outcome of   cat /etc/issue
[13:56] <name_> optrusy now on ZorinOS
[13:56] <Wulframn> Nur Englisch
[13:56] <donbirdy> optrusty: No, I have windows 7 installed
[13:56] <MonkeyDust> name_  ask the zorin people, we can't help with that
[13:57] <k1l> name_: well, as i said: ask zorin what they use the cpu that much. its not a ubuntu issue in the first place
[13:57] <Sven_vB> MonkeyDust, in tmux' man page i found the plumbing to create my snapshots, but no commands for a ready-made one, so did i miss them or would i have to implement them myself?
[13:57] <name_> MonkeyDust i see, thanks nevertheless.
[13:58] <name_> kil BTW Zorin OS resource consumption is not so bad, maybe even lighter than Ubuntu Unity.
[13:58] <optrusty> name_ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WurUz36lktU Own risk
[13:58] <MonkeyDust> Sven_vB  not sure
[14:01] <name_> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uBNCN6v_gk#t=46s
[14:03] <k1l> name_: optrusty this youtube videos suit better into the #ubuntu-offtopic channel, thanks
[14:09] <donbirdy> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85cL1HisrNc
[14:09] <k1l> donbirdy: same goes for you.
[14:22] <rlinx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8440734/
[14:27] <rlinx> any help on installing .ko file  http://paste.ubuntu.com/8440734/
[14:28] <saiarcot895> rlinx: You should have the details here, and any code in the pastebin.
[14:28] <rlinx> pleas explain
[14:29] <MonkeyDust> rlinx  ask the question here, paste the technical details in a pastebin
[14:29] <rlinx> ok
[14:29] <MonkeyDust> rlinx  don't ask questions in a pastebin
[14:30] <rlinx> Ubuntu 14.04 64.
[14:30] <rlinx> I ask a vendor for a linux driver for pcie frame grabber. They wanted to know the kernel version to compile the driver.
[14:30] <rlinx> I used uname -a and received "Linux gary-System-Product-Name 3.13.0-36-generic #63-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 3 21:30:07 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[14:30] <rlinx> gary@gary-System-Product-Name:~/Desktop/XI100XE  ko file$ "
[14:30] <rlinx> I received the driver in the form of XI100XE.ko.
[14:30] <rlinx> How do I install this driver?
[14:30] <unopaste> rlinx 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
[14:30] <saiarcot895> rlinx: One like at a time.
[14:31] <rlinx>  using Ubuntu 14.04 64.
[14:31] <saiarcot895> rlinx: As for the installation, I can tell you that you need to copy over the .ko file to somewhere in /lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/
[14:31] <saiarcot895> , but in one of the specific subfolders. I can't find a folder for sound/audio.
[14:32] <rlinx> I ask a vendor for a linux driver for pcie frame grabber.
[14:32] <rlinx> They wanted to know the kernel version to compile the driver.
[14:33] <l2ksolkov> I just exited google chrome and Unity disappeared
[14:33] <l2ksolkov> It's still there, but it's not showing.
[14:33] <rlinx> I used uname and received 3.13.0-36-generic #63-Ubuntu
[14:33] <rlinx> I received the driver in the form of XI100XE.ko.
[14:34] <MonkeyDust> rlinx  try to keep your questions in one line, it's easier to read and repeat
[14:34] <rlinx> Using modinfo I received:
[14:35] <rlinx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8440734/
[14:36] <saiarcot895> rlinx: Try copying the .ko file to /lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/sound/pci, then run "sudo depmod".
[14:37] <rlinx> I don't know how to do that
[14:37] <Wulframn> rlinx: use the cp command
[14:37] <rlinx> why sound it's a video grabber
[14:37] <rlinx> did you read the paste
[14:38] <cfhowlett> rlinx, no because
[14:38] <cfhowlett> rlink you use
[14:38] <saiarcot895> rlinx: I saw references to audio in the parameters in modinfo
[14:39] <cfhowlett> rlinx, too many <enter> command.  put all the information in one place for easy reading
[14:39] <rlinx>  i did
[14:39] <rlinx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8440734/
[14:39] <saiarcot895> rlinx: The other possible place might be /lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/video
[14:41] <Wulframn> rlinx: what kind of driver is it?
[14:41] <rlinx> i need the command line install for this Loadable Kernel Module
[14:42] <saiarcot895> Wulframn: He said it's a video driver
[14:42] <saiarcot895> Wulframn: *video grabber
[14:42] <rlinx> everything is pasted including the modinfo which shows the contents of the .ko file
[14:42] <Wulframn> saiarcot895: I see audio parameters as well. rlinx try putting it in the video folder and enabling it. If it doesn't work then try putting it in the audio folder
[14:43] <Thumpxr> Is there a way to automount multiple smb:// shares at boot/logon? User/Password protected.
[14:43] <saiarcot895> rlinx: "sudo cp /foldername" to copy a file into a root directory
[14:43] <rlinx> I don't know how to do that
[14:43] <MonkeyDust> Thumpxr  try adding smb to /etc/fstab
[14:43] <Wulframn> rlinx: He just told you
[14:43] <rlinx> it needs installed with depends
[14:44] <usr13> Thumpxr: Do you need that much security?  You could just use nfs
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> rlinx  you don't know the basics of the basics and you want to modify and discuss the kernel
[14:44] <Wulframn> MonkeyDust: right?
[14:44] <Thumpxr> usr13: its given.
[14:44] <rlinx> no i just want to install a driver with a set od command lines
[14:44] <rlinx> of
[14:45] <Wulframn> rlinx: yes and to do that you follow simple instructions that have already been laid out for you
[14:45] <Wulframn> rlinx: where is the .ko file now?
[14:46] <rlinx>  I am confusd, every web page I have read uses insmod
[14:46] <rlinx> the ko is on ubuntu desktop
[14:47] <Wulframn> rlinx: ok. Open your command line interface. Tell me when you have done that
[14:47] <compdoc> isnt .ko a driver for *bsd ?
[14:47] <rlinx> supposedly the vendor areeady compiled to latest kernel version
[14:47] <Wulframn> .ko is a kernel module
[14:47] <saiarcot895> compdoc: for any linux
[14:47] <compdoc> ubuntu uses those?
[14:48] <Wulframn> compdoc: every *nix does
[14:48] <rlinx> terminal open
[14:49] <rlinx> Wulframn terminal open
[14:49] <Wulframn> rlinx: type (without quotations) "cd /lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/video". Hit enter
[14:50] <rlinx> cd /lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/video Done
[14:50] <Demogorgon> quien de ecuador
[14:51] <cfhowlett> !es | Demogorgon
[14:51] <Wulframn> rlinx: type pwd and hit enter. Paste the output here
[14:52] <rlinx> what pass word I thought ubuntu used sudo?
[14:52] <rlinx> my login pw?
[14:53] <Wulframn> rlinx: just type "pwd" and hit enter
[14:53] <rlinx> or letters "pwd" ?
[14:55] <Wulframn> rlinx: paste the output here when you have done that step
[14:55] <rlinx> gary@gary-System-Product-Name:/lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/video$ pwd/lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/video
[14:55] <rlinx> gary@gary-System-Product-Name:/lib/modules/3.13.0-36-generic/kernel/drivers/video$