[00:00] <eemcs> test
[00:00] <minitrue> exodus: I didnt use nmap that much but you could try #r_netsec
[00:00] <exodus> host? SERVEUR ?
[00:00] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Still here?
[00:00] <TJ-> LaserAllan: try "sudo /usr/sbin/start_pms" pastebin any message it outputs
[00:01] <LaserAllan> Previously i had moved the plexmediaserver in case it was all broken to be able to make a fdesh isntall but by omving it back into /var/lib i have gotten plex to at elast show up in htop again
[00:01] <minitrue> exodus: freenode
[00:01] <minitrue>  exodus: you can use /join #r_netsec
[00:01] <exodus> FRENCH
[00:02] <LaserAllan> http://pastebin.com/18QnCFCH TJ-
[00:02] <TJ-> LaserAllan: hang on. You say you MOVED files out of place? That would explain it not being able to start!
[00:02] <eemcs> exodus:  :/
[00:02] <LaserAllan> It shows up in htop but I still get the same result when i try to access it through "localip" and port
[00:02] <LaserAllan> I moved them to be ablke to make a fresh install but aparently that really didn't work
[00:02] <minitrue> exodus: je parlais pas francais mec
[00:03] <TJ-> LaserAllan: so what is the situ now - you can see a PMS process active?
[00:04] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Quite allot of them, fi you want i can pastebin what processes plex is urnning?
[00:04] <TJ-> LaserAllan: yes, please do
[00:04] <LaserAllan> TJ-: nvm htop doesnt seem to let me mark and copy
[00:05] <TJ-> LaserAllan: "ps -efly | grep -i plex"
[00:05] <Andystar> Ubuntu, where are you?
[00:05] <Andystar> I mean, hi.
[00:06] <LaserAllan> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/Ku9yAKd8
[00:06] <wbill> thanks TJ
[00:09] <LaserAllan> TJ-: I dunno but to me it seems like it's running, i jsut cannot seem to access it thorugh the browser
[00:09] <Andystar> I just installed Xubuntu with my old home partition being reused.  I want to use the default settings on my computer, instead of what they were before I reinstalled.  Is there a config file I can just delete, so that the default settings are in place?
[00:11] <wileee> Andystar, In home is one .config a hidden with files, depends really on what apps..etc in the end.
[00:11] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Lemme know if you think theres a way to solve this wihtout ahving to reinstall the whole system
[00:13] <wileee> Andystar, You might define default settings.
[00:13] <TJ-> LaserAllan: OK, what does "sudo netstat -tnlp | grep -i plex" report?
[00:13] <Doruto> When using Synaptic Package manager I select package "foo" for installation then it shows that this package requires 10 additional dependency packages I agree and it is installed. When I select package "foo" for removal then only this package is removed. Why? How to remove also packages that were installed with package "foo"?
[00:14] <Andystar> wileee, Where do I look to define those default settings?
[00:15] <wileee> Doruto, right click the original and choose full removal, but there may be some not removed fully, you can do a purge and autoremove in the terminal.
[00:16] <Doruto> wileee: is full removal selecting only packages that were needed with "foo" or is it removing all dependencies?
[00:16] <wileee> Andystar, Err, we want your definition, you've attached it some issue, not sure I can follow you.
[00:17] <Andystar> I want to use the artwork available in Xubuntu 15.10 as my wallpaper, and the start menu from Xubuntu 15.10 as my start menu.
[00:17] <wileee> Doruto, Your looking for a definitive answer that has outliers basically I think. Not sure I can do that is all.
[00:17] <LaserAllan> tj TJ-ill make a pastebin
[00:18] <LaserAllan> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/9N0tKANt
[00:18] <Doruto> wileee: marked this package for full removal but still it was only this package removed, nothing more
[00:18] <TJ-> Doruto: because those other packages may be wanted by the user
[00:19] <Andystar> wileee, I want to use the default settings as I saw them on the "LiveCD," which was actually ran as a Live USB.
[00:19] <TJ-> LaserAllan: OK, is it is listening on port 32400 for HTTP connections, presumably.
[00:19] <Doruto> TJ-: how? if they were installed with this package, so they are as new to the system as new application
[00:19] <wileee> Andystar, Than tell the channel whyt does not work and you want individually, there is no big red generic fix button. ;)
[00:19] <VergilPrime> How do I get JDK? Is it in apt-get?
[00:20] <VergilPrime> I can't find anything but JRE in the software center.
[00:20] <Andystar> wilee, *err, was ... run
[00:20] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Why doesn'tit let me login when i enter localip:32400/web then?
[00:20] <wileee> !java | VergilPrime general place?
[00:20] <TJ-> Doruto: consider this: A depends on B,C,D. apt-get install A installs A,B,C,D. User executes program B.1. Later, user removes package A. Should the package manager remove B also without the user specifically confirming that?
[00:21] <VergilPrime> Neat thanks :D
[00:21] <TJ-> LaserAllan: when you say 'login' do you mean you see an HTTP reply from the server, in the browser?
[00:21] <LaserAllan> TJ-: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
[00:21] <TJ-> Doruto: that's why we have 'apt-get autoremove'
[00:21] <LaserAllan> I guess thats a no
[00:22] <LaserAllan> No data received
[00:22] <Doruto> TJ-: I want from Synaptic to offer me this possibility because now I cannot find it
[00:22] <TJ-> LaserAllan: That sounds like a Yes actually; else the browser should report no server found.
[00:22] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Oh ok, im using chrome anmd for some reason the language isnt english which does confuse me abit but ok
[00:23] <LaserAllan> TJ-: I am practically out of my league now since after reinstalling plex ahsnt made any changes, so let me know if theres aynthing you think i can do with this
[00:26] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Sounds like were out of options?:P
[00:26] <TJ-> LaserAllan: try a manual connection; on the server itself do "curl --head http://localhost:32400/web" and pastebin the result
[00:26] <Doruto> TJ-: 'apt-get autoremove' is missing 1 package from what was installed with application, so it is almost the solution, but is it possible to associate auto-remove with particular package or it is just looking for all unneeded packages?
[00:27] <TJ-> Doruto: if autoremove doesn't list the package then something else depends on it. Try "apt-cache rdepends <package-not-being-removed>"
[00:28] <psusi> Doruto, autoremove removes all packages that you did not manually install, and have no packages that you did manually install that require them
[00:28] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Im not sure if i di this right but locahost is supposed to be the servers own ip or can i jsut do with locashost?
[00:28] <TJ-> LaserAllan: type it literally as I gave it, on the system that has Plex installed on it
[00:28] <LaserAllan> oh ok
[00:28] <psusi> LaserAllan, localhost is <IP_ADDRESS>, the universal IP address for "me"
[00:29] <LaserAllan> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/YJaK7Zsa
[00:29] <LaserAllan> psusi: Oh right thats right, im sorry I should know these things but i ahvent used linux for more than 6 months
[00:29] <LaserAllan> 5 months even
[00:30] <Doruto> TJ-, psusi : it seems that on this one unselected to remove package depends few things, but how is it possible if just few minutes ago it wasn't even installed?
[00:30] <psusi> LaserAllan, it's the same on any OS ;)
[00:30] <TJ-> LaserAllan: looks good; the Plex server replied
[00:30] <TJ-> LaserAllan: now try "curl --head http://localhost:32400/web/index.html"
[00:31] <psusi> Doruto, well, that lists all things that depend on it, whether you have them installed or not
[00:31] <Andystar> wileee, Thank you for your help.
[00:31] <psusi> Doruto, apt-cache policy xxx will tell you if you have that package installed
[00:31] <LaserAllan> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/rf3GWSxK
[00:32] <Andystar> wileee, I just tried deleting the .config/xfce4 folder.  That seemed to help.
[00:32] <psusi> Doruto, you can also just try to remove that specific package and it will tell you that will also require removing whatever packages you do have installed that depend on it
[00:32] <Andystar> wileee, I logged out, and logged back in, and the new settings were in place.
[00:32] <wileee> Andystar, Cool,
[00:32] <TJ-> LaserAllan:  looks good, perfect 200 response. So from a browser you should be able to get a good response using http://localhost:32400/web/index.html" - if using a different PC replace 'localhost' with the IP of the server itself
[00:32] <Andystar> wileee, Is it safe to do that with all of my config files?
[00:34] <LaserAllan> TJ-: no data received, ERR_EMPTY RESPONSE
[00:34] <LaserAllan> I tried it with my laptop and phone and they al give me the same result
[00:35] <wileee> Andystar, On the whole OS no, the ones there were built as you use the OS in general and add apps, however not all aaded stuffs uses that folder.
[00:35] <TJ-> LaserAllan: Well, you need to talk to the Plex people about that; It's working fine on Ubuntu as a service
[00:35] <wileee> added stuff*
[00:36] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Ok, then I at elast know that its not my installation fo ubuntu but i did try to sintall plex on my laåptop
[00:36] <Doruto> psusi: nothing more to remove after manually trying to remove it
[00:36] <LaserAllan> and it worked on the laptop which runs lunixmint something is really worng
[00:36] <LaserAllan> but thanks for very professional help
[00:37] <TJ-> LaserAllan: find out if PMS writes its own log file; any issues should be there
[00:37] <wileee> Andystar, Good stuff to know though at times it may be the config rather then a gui for stuff if you want or need to change.
[00:37] <Doruto> psusi: In my opinion in this case managing packages could be more handy, but I am unable to add new source to apt-get :P maybe someday
[00:37] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Ill gfive you a apstebin
[00:38] <TJ-> LaserAllan: possibly the empty response is because you've not get accessed its admin/config pages
[00:38] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Its jsut hwo can that just happen like that?
[00:38] <LaserAllan> It has worked flawlessly for months
[00:38] <Doruto> TJ-, psusi : thank you for help
[00:38] <TJ-> LaserAllan: have you accessed http://localhost:32400/manage/index.html  yet (replace localhost as appropriate)
[00:39] <Doruto> wileee: thank you for help
[00:40] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Empty repsonse here as well
[00:41] <LaserAllan> I suppose you want me to paste the media server log for PMS?
[00:41] <LaserAllan> there are scanner log and plugin logs as well but i suppose theya re irrelevant
[00:41] <wileee> Doruto, Not much, but I saw who did and knew you were good.
[00:42] <Andystar> wileee, I guess you are saying that the ~/.config/ directories are added as the Operating System gets used.  I guess you are also saying that there are other folders should never be touched without care.
[00:43] <wileee> Andystar, That is it, the computer is full of configs of everything to some extent, in ubuntu however you get nice gui's for many.
[00:44] <LaserAllan> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/p99sN0kF this is the latest PMS log
[00:46] <TJ-> LaserAllan: line 127 "The plug-in /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins/SiteConfigurations.bundle is not runnable." looks suspect. Time to ask the Plex support folks
[00:46] <LaserAllan> SO i should take this to the forums?=)
[00:47] <TJ-> LaserAllan: yes, with that log-file
[00:48] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Ive mad ea post, hopefully ill get some answers to waht thsi can be
[00:48] <LaserAllan> It was really nice that you oculd hlep me this far
[00:53] <LaserAllan> TJ-: I got someone to say that the plugin the log reffers to had to be rmeoved for the server to funciton again
[00:53] <LaserAllan> So i guess i can try that
[00:54] <TJ-> LaserAllan: right, sounds like you have an expert on Plex now :)
[00:55] <LaserAllan> TJ-: Well I need to learn mroe linux actually
[00:55] <LaserAllan> TJ-: All i can say is thank you for giving me some of your time to hlep me out
[00:55] <TJ-> LaserAllan: good luck with it
[00:57] <LaserAllan> TJ-: How do I delete all the directories within a directory?
[00:57] <Doruto> what may be the reason that now, when looking for package, it is missing from search results in synaptic and only operations that were performed were installing and removin packages?
[00:57] <LaserAllan> hmm how do i cd into a directory that ahs spaces in them?
[00:58] <Doruto> sorry, I was looking for wrong term, it is working now
[00:58] <Gerowen> enclose the directory in quotation marks
[00:58] <Gerowen> LaserAllan: Example: cd "/home/username/Folder With Spaces"
[00:58] <LaserAllan> cd /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/"Application Support"/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins
[00:58] <LaserAllan> ?
[00:58] <LaserAllan> nvm theres another one i ened to do it with as well
[00:59] <LaserAllan> cd /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/"Application Support"/"Plex Media Server"/Plug-ins
[00:59] <LaserAllan> So now i ahve three folder sin here that i wish to remove comepltely
[01:00] <LaserAllan> What command should i use?
[01:00] <gad-l> LaserAllan: you can use tab key
[01:01] <LaserAllan> gad-l: Rm and then tab?
[01:03] <gad-l> LaserAllan: y
[01:03] <LaserAllan> Didn't work
[01:03] <LaserAllan> it says it is a directory
[01:03] <LaserAllan> nto sure hwo to remove it
[01:03] <gad-l> LaserAllan: no
[01:04] <LaserAllan> Thats what the console tells me:P
[01:05] <hinderaker> Would it be possible to edit ther adduser perl script to include creation of virtual host, mysql user and db etc?
[01:05] <gad-l>  LaserAllan: cd "/var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins"
[01:06] <LaserAllan> Thanks
[01:06] <LaserAllan> FIxed it
[01:06] <LaserAllan> So now lets hoep ti works
[01:06] <LaserAllan> Ok just removed the plugins and did a restart
[01:07] <LaserAllan> Oh wrong channel:P
[01:08] <TJ-> hinderaker: see "man 8 adduser" and "If the file /usr/local/sbin/adduser.local exists, it will be executed after the user account has been set up in order to do  any  local setup"
[01:09] <hinderaker> Awesome TJ-. Thanks. I will definitly check that out even though you already answered my question. Now I just need to find a good perl programmer :P
[01:10] <TJ-> hinderaker: doesn't have to be Perl, could be a Python or shell script
[01:11] <firefly__> im fairly new to ubuntu, and i am in desperate need of help connecting my home  computer to my server computers gui , i am able to connect ssh terminal but i cant seem to connect to the vnc way to the graphical user interface
[01:11] <hinderaker> TJ-: Genious! Thanks again. I just assumed, dumb assumption really, since the adduser script itself is perl.
[01:12] <firefly__> am i in the right place for help on this issue?
[01:13] <TJ-> hinderaker: as long as the file has a #! shebang line as line 1, the correct interpreter will execute it
[01:13] <hinderaker> TJ-: While I have your expertise here. What would you recommend? I would need some interactive stuff like checking if mysql db already exist, if the domain is already used in another virtual host etc. Perl? Python?
[01:15] <firefly__> anyone?
[01:17] <TJ-> hinderaker: I'd use shell scripts; fits in well with how the rest of the system manages those kind of jobs
[01:18] <firefly__>  im fairly new to ubuntu, and i am in desperate need of help connecting my home  computer to my server computers gui , i am able to connect ssh terminal but i cant seem to connect to the vnc way to the graphical user interface
[01:18] <hinderaker> TJ-: Awesome. You've been of great help. I did some googling, and its not easy to find "definite" and accurate answers when you are not sure what you are looking for yourself. Thank you again, you saved me hours!
[01:20] <linuxlearner> hey
[01:20] <linuxlearner> hey guys
[01:20] <linuxlearner> i have a question
[01:21] <linuxlearner> is there anybody in here?
[01:21] <wileee> !ask
[01:21] <linuxlearner> ok i am trying to install ubuntu
[01:22] <linuxlearner> i handled all of settings of it.
[01:22] <linuxlearner> when i finished settings and attempt to restarted it,i got an black screen
[01:22] <linuxlearner> :/
[01:23] <wileee> !nomodeset | linuxlearner try this
[01:23] <linuxlearner> i ve got a lot of failed error messages..like squash..
[01:24] <linuxlearner> thanks ubottu..i will take a look at it
[01:26] <linuxlearner> and one more question,i have a problem with my mainboard..my computer works but i still have a problem with it.maybe that's why i m getting a black screen?
[01:26] <hinderaker> TJ-: One more thing... (sorry for the Apple quote) Will the same work for deluser?
[01:26] <linuxlearner> i am using dell
[01:27] <TJ-> hinderaker: not sure; does the man-page for it indicate a similar facility?
[01:27] <TJ-> hinderaker: "If the file /usr/local/sbin/deluser.local exists, it will be executed after the user account has been removed  ..."
[01:28] <hinderaker> TJ-: Sorry about that. Offcourse I could have checked that one myself. Thanks, alot!
[01:29] <Sachiru> Anyone here know how to generate flamegraphs of their Ubuntu desktop? http://www.brendangregg.com/FlameGraphs/cpuflamegraphs.html
[01:31] <linuxlearner> i knew that it was gonna be hard to install linux but i am not giving up..
[01:31] <linuxlearner> i think it's giving an error message because mainboard is broken
[01:35] <JessicaJung_> linuxlearner: there's a third-part package available at launchpad
[01:36] <hinderaker> JessicaJung_: He/she already quit.
[01:37] <JessicaJung_> hinderaker: thanks for the info
[01:37] <hinderaker> JessicaJung_: c",)
[01:40] <OERIAS> baizon fixed it
[01:41] <OERIAS> Is there a way I can upgrade an old PC running Ubuntu 6.08 to 15.10
[01:41] <OERIAS> ?
[01:42] <johnny_linux> re-install
[01:42] <OERIAS> johnny_linux, reinstall is not an option
[01:42] <Jordan_U> OERIAS: There was never a 6.08 release of Ubuntu. Why is re-installing "not an option"?
[01:42] <JessicaJung_> OERIAS: do sudo do release-upgrade
[01:42] <johnny_linux> i meant install from scratch
[01:43] <OERIAS> to much data and i fear that I will lose the integrity
[01:43] <OERIAS> Jordan_U, I meant 6.06
[01:43] <johnny_linux> put it on a stick
[01:43] <Jordan_U> OERIAS: What do you mean by "lost the integrity"? If you have important data it needs to be backed up, especially on an old machine where hardware is more likely to die.
[01:43] <JessicaJung_> OERIAS, burn an ISO into a stick, open it there, run ubiquity, then select upgrade if option exists
[01:43] <OERIAS> johnny_linux, Like I have said before it is not an option.
[01:44] <Ben64> it is an option, a great one
[01:44] <johnny_linux> like Jordan_U  said, the hw may not be capable
[01:44] <OerHeks> upgrading gives you a lot of issues, so no option either
[01:44] <Jordan_U> johnny_linux: That's not what I said at all.
[01:44] <OERIAS> But want a upgrade path to 15.10
[01:44] <Ben64> why isn't it an option
[01:45] <JessicaJung_> OERIAS: burn it into a stick
[01:45] <Jordan_U> OERIAS: Do you have all of the important data on this computer's hard drive backed up elsewhere?
[01:45] <johnny_linux> lol, OERIAS , by the time you got to 8.04 itd be toast
[01:46] <[n0mad]> 6.06? wow
[01:46] <johnny_linux> i almost think were being had here
[01:46] <JessicaJung_> OERIAS: just download trusty and wait for the wily point release
[01:47] <JessicaJung_> which is point 5 release
[01:48] <Ben64> OERIAS asked the same question January 25th, got the same answer (install fresh), and ended it with swearing at everyone
[01:49] <JessicaJung_> Ben64: oh, thanks for that
[01:49] <JessicaJung_> Ben64: that escalated quickly, I guess
[01:50] <Ben64> some people come here for the answer they want, not an actual answer
[01:50] <johnny_linux> not an option
[01:51] <JessicaJung_> oh btw, how do you access your Win10 NTFS partition
[01:51] <[n0mad]> released on 1 June 2006 and worried about the data smh
[01:51] <JessicaJung_> Ubuntu just reports cannot resize
[01:51] <Ben64> and OERIAS asked the same question October 26th, 2014 and got the same answer then too
[01:51] <Ben64> JessicaJung_: you'd need to make sure its actually shut down, and not hibernating, or fast boot, or whatever they call it
[01:51] <[n0mad]> JessicaJung_: have you disabled fastboot in windows?
[01:52] <JessicaJung_> Ben64: that's the problem, it's shut down normally
[01:52] <Ben64> can you mount it?
[01:52] <mkultra> hey guys, is this the #amillionwaysofaskinghowtoinstallubuntu channel?
[01:52] <JessicaJung_> n0mad: so far there is no option in Win10
[01:52] <Jordan_U> JessicaJung_: The default "Shutdown" option doesn't actually shut down in Windows 10.
[01:52] <JessicaJung_> n0mad: I'm running an Insider build, that's why I guess
[01:52] <Bomber4Chats> Wwwwweeeeeellllllppp
[01:53] <Bomber4Chats> I just my computer almost virtually completely bricked.
[01:53] <JessicaJung_> Jordan_U: walk me up to it please
[01:53] <Bomber4Chats> I just got my computer to *
[01:53] <Ben64> JessicaJung_: http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4189-fast-startup-turn-off-windows-10-a.html
[01:53] <JessicaJung_> I swear, I'm getting 14.04 with a rc kernel ;3
[01:54] <Bomber4Chats> I can't get any of my boots anymore. Usually I'd take off the battery, wait a few sec and try again. Nope. Gone.  How was your USB drive prepared for booting?
[01:56] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: what exactly do you see when the PC fails to boot?
[01:56] <Bomber4Chats> Yes, memtest is a OK
[01:56] <Bomber4Chats> It loads up the bios
[01:56] <Bomber4Chats> All boot are gone, pretty normal
[01:56] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: is it a kernel crash
[01:56] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: For example, if you choose the Advanced > Recovery option, what do you see last
[01:56] <Bomber4Chats> I can't reach grub
[01:56] <Bomber4Chats> It goes straight to bios
[01:56] <JessicaJung_> TJ: I don't think he can access GRUB
[01:57] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: So possibly the drive has failed, or cabling dislodged
[01:57] <Bomber4Chats> I don't know how to r economy a kernel crash
[01:57] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: does the BIOS report detecting the hard drive?
[01:57] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: can you access the GRUB recovery options?
[01:57] <Bomber4Chats> I can attest, and I think TJ might remember me mentioning external screen connection /disconnection errors
[01:58] <Bomber4Chats> Well while I was running the shutdown sequence, I disconnecting the screen and closed the lid of my comp
[01:58] <Bomber4Chats> After that, when I came back home, this issue started.
[01:58] <Bomber4Chats> I can't access grub
[01:58] <JessicaJung_> TJ: what was the issue back then?
[01:58] <TJ-> JessicaJung_: I don't recall it
[01:58] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: then sir, grab a USb then flash an ISO
[01:58] <Bomber4Chats> Sorry TJ-
[01:58] <Bomber4Chats> Wish I could, gonna have to wait till tomorrow
[01:59] <Bomber4Chats> But i have to say
[01:59] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: that's a dead PC you're holding
[01:59] <Jordan_U> Bomber4Chats: How was your USB drive prepared for booting? Does it use syslinux or grub?
[01:59] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: So, you power on from cold... see the BIOS Power-On Self-Test reporting. Does that report the hard drive is detected? If you enter BIOS Setup, does THAT report the hard disk?
[01:59] <Bomber4Chats> I hoe you'll agree with me that having to occasionally run a boot recovery is a faulty system to run.
[01:59] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: it does report it can detect a HDD rite?
[02:00] <Bomber4Chats> JessicaJung_, I'm not sure what reportage I can provide you. I'm stuck on the bios screen only.
[02:00] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: no error saying : HDD boot failed ?
[02:00] <Bomber4Chats> TJ-,  could you please guide me? I can't find the power on self thingy
[02:01] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: The POST is the power on self test the PC does every time it starts. It's those messages from BIOS before it (tries) to load the boot loader
[02:01] <Bomber4Chats> Not sure where Jessica, I don't think the bios reports errors
[02:01] <JessicaJung_> TJ: for now, i think he's missing the grub4 package
[02:01] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: how did grub4 get deleted anyways?
[02:01] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: There will be a hot-key you can press to get into BIOS Setup. Press it at boot-time, get into BIOS Setup, see if the drive is detected/reported there
[02:01] <Bomber4Chats> I don't think it got deleted
[02:02] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: it supposed to boot up, without GRUB, your PC is cold as ice\
[02:02] <Bomber4Chats> I think plasmashell or kubuntu or something else are messing with my /devs in a way that causes memory access issues
[02:02] <Bomber4Chats> That's my bet
[02:02]  * TJ- rolls eyes
[02:02] <Bomber4Chats> TJ, it boots bios automatically
[02:02] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: and I bet the magic pixies are inside it too
[02:02] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: I always remember what my pigeon said to me: create another partition and put a secondary OS in it
[02:03] <Bomber4Chats> If your talking about the boot options, there are none..
[02:03] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: Good, so does the BIOS Setup list the hard drive as detected and tell you details about the drive?
[02:03] <Bomber4Chats> I can't see drivers, if that's what your are asking for.
[02:03] <Bomber4Chats> Ohh
[02:03] <Bomber4Chats> Wait, found it
[02:03] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: nothing to do with drivers; The BIOS summary screen will show the drives detected.
[02:03] <Bomber4Chats> Sata mode selection
[02:03] <Bomber4Chats> There's only serial ATA port 0
[02:04] <Bomber4Chats> And serial ATA port 1
[02:04] <Bomber4Chats> And the rest is empty in between
[02:04] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: what make/model of PC is this?
[02:04] <Bomber4Chats> Port 1 is the cd rom
[02:04] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: I'm pretty sure your HDD is on SATA0
[02:04] <forbidden> Hi
[02:04] <Guest95303> how are you guys
[02:04] <Bomber4Chats> Hnmmmmmm
[02:04] <Bomber4Chats> I'm gonna try something tricky....
[02:05] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: if this PC was having boot / disk issues previously it is likely the disk was dying, and has now finally been buried
[02:05] <TJ-> Bomber4Chats: the other option is, there's a loose cable/connection and unplugging/replugging the hard disk will fix it
[02:05] <JessicaJung_> TJ: if ur PC suffers a HDD bad block, you are doomed
[02:05] <Guest95303> HHH
[02:05] <TJ-> JessicaJung_: No I'm not
[02:06] <Bomber4Chats> I'll bet you that running my computer connected to my external screen in the office will fix it. 😊
[02:06] <JessicaJung_> TJ: oh sorry, wrong send
[02:06] <Ben64> Bomber4Chats: changing displays won't fix your hard drive
[02:06] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: what happened before your HDD died
[02:06] <TJ-> Thanks Ben! I'm out of this one!
[02:06] <Ben64> no!
[02:07] <JessicaJung_> Ben64: yay! I'm going to bed!
[02:07] <Ben64> i have to go to my makerspace now...
[02:07] <Bomber4Chats> I'm not sure my hdd is dying. It's a possibility
[02:07] <JessicaJung_> nah, I'm staying
[02:07] <TJ-> I think Bomber4Chats hard disk has already gone to its maker
[02:07] <Bomber4Chats> We can all assume
[02:07] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: is it a HDD bad block error?
[02:07] <Bomber4Chats> I mean,  think about it TJ
[02:08] <Bomber4Chats> How am I able to reach the bios
[02:08] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: you sir, had to go to zeus and zp it with 2 GHz to revive your drive :3
[02:08] <Bomber4Chats> I'd if I got an f'ed up hdd?
[02:09] <Jordan_U> Bomber4Chats: Your BIOS is not stored on your hard drive, and bios screens (and boot firmware screens) will work fine without any hard drives connected.
[02:09] <Bomber4Chats> Hmm
[02:09] <JessicaJung_> Bomber4Chats: Unless you have another drive as spare, you're heading to the laptop Hosptal
[02:09] <bobby67> ubuntu is the shittiest operating system ever!!! im more anonymous with windows 10
[02:09] <JessicaJung_> bobby67: please make this matters at #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:10] <Bomber4Chats> It's not that bad, but it's hard to work with it
[02:10] <JessicaJung_> Jordan_U: you sir won a free internet pass
[02:10] <Bomber4Chats> Especially when the devs are having a hard time dealing with different specs of different machines meant for Windows
[02:10] <JessicaJung_> Hordan_U: if there is such things
[02:10] <decci> I have been using spec file in case of building the RPMs under RHEL based distros. What is the similar approach in case of debian or ubuntu distros
[02:11] <Jordan_U> !packaging | decci
[02:12] <Bomber4Chats> So, once I get my system back up, I'll run the hdd test
[02:12] <Jordan_U> decci: What are you trying to package?
[02:12] <TJ-> decci: debian/control debian/rules debian/changelog and supporting files
[02:12] <Bomber4Chats> If anyone has any special cool command, I'd be happy to hear.
[02:12] <decci> TJ-: What about checkinstall https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall
[02:13] <decci> TJ-: I think its pretty similar to rpmbuild
[02:14] <TJ-> decci: it will work for simple cases usually
[02:14] <Bashing-om> Bomber4Chats: IF bios does not see that hard drive, there is no magic bullet . Period .
[02:14] <decci> TJ-: I have tarball out of which I want to build .deb packages
[02:14] <MJ94> Hello. I am currently running Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS on a server and am trying to run ./configure for ZNC. I get the notice "configure: No compiler with C++11 support was found
[02:14] <MJ94> configure: error: Upgrade your compiler. GCC 4.7+ and Clang 3.2+ are known to work." The default GCC compiler on this machine is less than 4.7, but I do have 5.2 installed locally in usr/local/bin/gcc-5.2. After some googling, I found out that in order to compile it correctly (by using GCC 5.2), I'd need to run a command such as ./configure CC="your compiler" or export CC="your compiler" CFLAGS="-O3 -Wall", but none of the options I am finding work. Does
[02:14] <MJ94>  anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!
[02:14] <decci> TJ-: Usually how I do is create spec file, run rpmbuild -bb .spec file and that gets me RPM packages
[02:15] <Jordan_U> decci: What are you trying to package?
[02:15] <decci> Jordan_U: I have source code which I want to package to .deb
[02:15] <Jordan_U> decci: Did you write this source code yourself?
[02:16] <decci> Jordan_U: No..development team did that ..they need some help in packaging it similar to rpmbuild which they have been doing for quite soemtime
[02:17] <decci> Jordan_U: Came across checkinstall, though it worked fine..but still want to know standard procedure
[02:17] <TJ-> MJ94: CC over-ride will only work if the Makefile plays nicely and uses it. it is possible the configure script, or the Makefile, don't support an over-ride
[02:17] <nug700> unity
[02:17] <nug700> is
[02:17] <nug700> terrible
[02:17] <Bomber4Chats> HA HA! SUCK IT COMPUTER! I OWNZ U!
[02:17] <MJ94> TJ-: That I am not sure of.
[02:17] <Jordan_U> decci: If you're working for a company that's going to be distributing .deb files to its customers then you should follow the packaging guide that ubottu linked to. checkinstall .debs are not adequate for distribution.
[02:17] <TJ-> MJ94: but, are you using "export CC=/usr/local/bin/gcc-5.2" for example?
[02:17] <nug700> TERRIBLE
[02:17] <Bomber4Chats> WHO'S DEAD NOW B@+R'$!
[02:17] <MJ94> TJ-: yep!
[02:18] <Jordan_U> nug700: This channel is for productive Ubuntu related support discussion only. Take other discussion elsewhere.
[02:18] <Bomber4Chats> Alright, back to. Or mal people. Plz let me know any recommended commands to test hdd
[02:18] <nug700> seriously running "sudo unity" does PERMINANT damage to your desktop config if you use something like xfce
[02:18] <Bomber4Chats> Normal *
[02:18] <decci> Jordan_U: they have got build server ready..but stuck at packaging
[02:19] <Jordan_U> nug700: You should never run programs as root that were not designed to be run as root. There are many applications that will cause serious problems (the most common being inability to log in via X) if you run them as root. Don't do that.
[02:20] <Jordan_U> decci: OK. Are you reading the packaging guide that ubottu linked to?
[02:20] <Bashing-om> Bomber4Chats: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools ; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T. .
[02:20] <decci> Jordan_U: Going through it
[02:20] <Bomber4Chats> Bashing-om, thx
[02:20] <TJ-> MJ94: which ZNC version are you trying to build?
[02:21] <MJ94> TJ-: 1.6.2
[02:21] <MJ94> oops
[02:21] <MJ94> TJ-: 1.6.1
[02:21] <Bomber4Chatwy> Should I upgrade after checking my hdd?
[02:23] <TJ-> MJ94: What does the config.log show when the compiler is being detected?
[02:24] <decci> Jordan_U: Do I need to register with Ubuntu Launchpad?
[02:24] <MJ94> TJ-: I have config.log open; what exactly would you like to see?
[02:25] <decci> Jordan_U: Is it compulsorily?  I moved ubuntu.desktop, is there anyway to get a command prompt using virt-manager?
[02:25] <TJ-> MJ94: if the CC is configurable you should find some references to it, as well as detection of the C++11 supporting libraries
[02:26] <DrakeDouay> nm... found it
[02:26] <Jordan_U> decci: No. That guide is geared toward people developing packages which will be included in Ubuntu. You'll have to look at just the portions about how to actually create the proper source package and build it.
[02:27] <decci> Jordan_U: You mean the guide wont cater in my case. Pls suggest links which I can go through.
[02:28] <TJ-> decci: the 'cdbs' (Common Debian Build System) provides lots of common targets for building a package, such that the debian/rules file can be extremly minimal in most cases - simple requiring the correct includes from cdbs makefiles itself
[02:28] <decci> TJ-: Let me check that
[02:29] <TJ-> decci:  something I wrote 7 years ago but it might help get an idea: http://tjworld.net/wiki/Linux/Ubuntu/Packages/CDBSCustomRules
[02:29] <decci> TJ-: Thanks
[02:30] <decci> Jordan_U: I am just doing reading and got to this step http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html
[02:30] <decci> Jordan_U: It uses bzr tool to get the .deb format
[02:31] <Jordan_U> decci: Everything on http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html up to bzr push lp:~<lp-username>/+junk/hello-package applies to your case. And by that step, you already have a completed .deb package.
[02:31] <decci> Jordan_U: bzr builddeb -- -us -uc
[02:32] <decci> Jordan_U: I think this is the step where they might be stuck though I can check with them
[02:33] <decci> Jordan_U: I think the tool checkinstall(yes, its not recommended) does this automatically
[02:34] <decci> Jordan_U: I dont see anything mentioned on .spec file. What is the similar file in ubuntu?
[02:34] <Jordan_U> decci: I have no idea what a .spec file is, so I can't tell you.
[02:35] <coventry> My control key has become a capslock key, and I'm not sure how to reset it.  Any suggestions?
[02:35] <Jordan_U> decci: http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/debian-dir-overview.html
[02:36] <decci> Jordan_U: Its called control file in case of Ubuntu I guess..yeah pretty like that
[02:36] <decci> Jordan_U: http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/debian-dir-overview.html#the-control-file
[02:37] <decci> Jordan_U: The control file contains the information that the package manager (such as apt-get, synaptic, and adept) uses, build-time dependencies, maintainer information, and much more.
[02:37] <decci> Jordan_U: Thats pretty similar to .spec under RPM distros
[02:37] <MJ94> TJ-: No luck there, either. :(
[02:37] <Newyorkadam> is there a *command* to paste whatever’s currently in the clipboard?
[02:37] <MJ94> TJ-: I have the config open but see no way to change it
[02:39] <Newyorkadam> nvm, found xclip
[02:41] <firefly__> is there anyone here that can help me connect my laptop ubuntu 14 to my server ubuntu 14  thru vnc  and gnome gui?
[02:43] <firefly__> i have been trying so hard for 3 days..i got it working a couple of days ago but the next day i was back to square one
[02:43] <firefly__> ive tried  vncveiwer
[02:43] <firefly__> tightvnc
[02:43] <firefly__> and others
[02:44] <firefly__> but i think im just not putting some settings in or im missing something
[02:44] <nug700> I can
[02:44] <firefly__> omg thank you!
[02:44] <nug700> I can't use the termianl, and the ctrl-alt-F1 terminal is not accepting my user info
[02:44] <nug700> is it the same as my username?
[02:45] <tripelb> nug700, control alt T is what I use.
[02:45] <nug700> Yes I can't use that one
[02:45] <firefly__> oh i thought nug was saying he could help me
[02:45] <tripelb> nug700, what happens when you do?
[02:46] <neredsenvy> I'm trying to install things but http://hr.archive.ubuntu.com... is not responding
[02:46] <neredsenvy> can I change from where I get things ?
[02:46] <tripelb> well on the cont alt F1 you have to put in your user name and then your password
[02:46] <nug700> I wanted to start Unity3D from the terminal, forgetting "unity" was the default software ubuntu usinges for desktop
[02:46] <neredsenvy> Think it selects croatian (hr) repo since they are closest/fastert
[02:46] <nug700> So I typed sudo unity
[02:46] <nug700> while using xfce
[02:47] <nug700> now my desktop is doing a lot of weird things
[02:47] <nug700> Including not being able to focus on most of the windows (which don't have borders anymore)
[02:47] <TJ-> nug700: that'll likely be because, after running sudo unity, some files/dirs are now owned by root
[02:47] <coventry> FTR, I fixed the keyboard with 'xmodmap -e "keycode 37 = Control_L NoSymbol Control_L"'.  Just a hack, but hopefully I won't ever see that problem again.
[02:48] <nug700> TJ-: how would I fix this?
[02:48] <TJ-> nug700: easiest would be to reboot into Recovery mode, and reset ownership of the user home and all sub-dirs/files to the user
[02:49] <nug700> how?
[02:49] <nug700> (to get into recovery mode)
[02:49] <neredsenvy> Ubuntu source hr.archive.ubuntu is not responding is there an easy way to select an alternative ?
[02:49] <TJ-> nug700: Hold down Shift key as the PC boots until you see the GRUB boot manager menu, choose the Advanced sub-menu, and then the first "Recovery" entry.
[02:50] <nug700> ok
[02:50] <TJ-> nug700: that should lead to the ncurses text-based 'friendly-recovery' menu, which has several options. You want the root shell. Then, for the user's /home/XXXX do "chown -R XXXX:XXXX /home/XXXX"
[02:50] <TJ-> too late!
[02:51] <neredsenvy> nevermind fixed using software sources tab
[02:53] <nug700> holding shift is not working
[02:55] <RedBlue> Hello, does anyone know any pdf program that allows me to see layers?
[02:57] <pnwise> Is there a way to set permanent dpms?
[02:57] <pnwise> I tried running script on boot, but id doesn't seems to be working.
[02:59] <BuzzardBuzz> RedBlue: have you looked at gimp?
[02:59] <RedBlue> BuzzardBuzz: gimp converts the pdf file to edit it as an image
[03:00] <BuzzardBuzz> RedBlue: the PDF can have layers from the import i think
[03:01] <BuzzardBuzz> RedBlue: Also then can export it back to PDF again too
[03:02] <RedBlue> I'd have to look into that, gimp is a bit complicated. Any other options?
[03:02] <nug700|2> yea no combination of holding either of the shift keys on startup or shutdown brings up the GRUB menu
[03:03] <beepie> RedBlue, gimp is not complicated, it's just that you cant read instructions.
[03:05] <TJ-> nug700: do you hold Shift from the very start of the system boot process? If Shift doesn't work, it could be it needs 'Esc' instead
[03:05] <beepie> last time i checked libreoffice writer can open pdf
[03:05] <TJ-> RedBlue: For editing PDFs I've used master-pdf-editor for a long time; it used to be in the ubuntu partner repo I think, as a paid app, then went freemium.
[03:06] <nug700> lI held shift from the moment the system started and held it just after the self check image.
[03:06] <RedBlue> I've tried master pdf editor and it doesn't have this feature
[03:07] <TJ-> RedBlue: Last time I used it I'm pretty sure it did because that was something I needed to do
[03:07]  * RedBlue is opening master pdf editr
[03:08] <RedBlue> TJ-: how did you do it?
[03:09] <nug700> holding escape on startup brings up the grub bash terminal
[03:09] <RedBlue> if it was possible, the option would be near bookmarks, pages... on the left or in the view menu
[03:10] <TJ-> RedBlue: I have it installed on 14.04 but I'm on 15.10 right now, and can't fire it up from the chroot
[03:10] <beepie> nug700, if you hold down the freedom key i heard that fixes things
[03:15] <TJ-> RedBlue: got it running... I think what I am thinking of is the "Send-to-Back" and "Bring-to-Front" commands; I don't see a specific layer manager though
[03:16] <RedBlue> TJ: ok
[03:17] <nug700> TJ-: I can't get into grub menu
[03:17] <nug700> it just won't whow up
[03:17] <TJ-> RedBlue: if you go to File > Document Properties > Initial View > Page Mode you can select Layers Panel
[03:17] <TJ-> nug700: That is weird; which Ubuntu release is it?
[03:18] <nug700> 15.04
[03:18] <RedBlue> TJ: it's already set to "Layers panel" but I only see one thumbnail on a doc that has 5 layerts
[03:19] <nug700> shuting down holding shift won't open it. pressing shift at all stages of booting won't open it. Pulling the plug while ubuntu and loged on won
[03:19] <nug700> won't even open it
[03:19] <TJ-> RedBlue: Hmmm!
[03:19] <RedBlue> that layers panel is what I see when I click on "pages", right?
[03:20] <TJ-> RedBlue: I'm not sure now, it is so long since I last used it, but I think its supposed to be an additional tab in the left pane, alongside Pages, Bookmarks, etc.
[03:20] <RedBlue> well, that tab doesn't show
[03:20] <TJ-> RedBlue: scratch master-pdf-editor then!
[03:22] <RedBlue> I'll ask them why the layers panel doesn't show. Thanks for making me realize it exists, TJ
[03:23] <decci> http://sourceforge.net/projects/debreate/ looks cool
[03:23] <decci> Jordan_U: Got this as easy way http://sourceforge.net/projects/debreate/
[03:27] <nug700> what's the command to reboot into the grub menu?
[03:27] <beepie> nug700, hein?
[03:28] <nug700> what?
[03:28] <beepie> nug700, depends, you might have to hold shift or tap something before the grub shows.. i forget i'm not currently on my ubuntu haha
[03:28] <beepie> nug700, sec
[03:28] <beepie> yeah i suppose you can try that
[03:28] <beepie> (hold shift)
[03:29] <beepie> or keep tapping it
[03:31] <skweek> so does anyone rotate their screen in ubuntu and experience the cursor not moving along with the new orientation?
[03:31] <beepie> skweek, hein?
[03:31] <TJ-> the reason for choosing to use Shift (or Ctrl) is they can be held down since they are state keys, whereas other keys need to be pressed at exactly the right moment
[03:32] <TJ-> skweek: no
[03:32] <beepie> TJ-, maybe
[03:32] <beepie> TJ-, depends on his keyboard
[03:32] <beepie> any key should be able to bring up the menu..
[03:32] <beepie> but of course avoid the "escape" key dugh
[03:32] <TJ-> beepie: fact. The shift/ctrl keys set state flags which can be read with a simple io port read
[03:32] <nug700> wo what if I hold down all?
[03:33] <nug700> so*
[03:33] <TJ-> nug700: is it a USB keyboard?
[03:33] <nug700> yes USB
[03:33] <beepie> nug700, you can force the menu to show up with a timeout editing /etc/default/grub
[03:33] <beepie> (then applying the proper update cmds later)
[03:34] <TJ-> nug700: aha! in the BIOS setup, is "USB Legacy" support enabled? (that tells the BIOS to continue providing USb input services to the boot loader/OS until they take over the hardware)
[03:34] <skweek> is there a way to trouble shoot this?
[03:34] <TJ-> skweek: does the screen orientation change but the mouse directions not?
[03:34] <beepie> you mean 'troubleshoot'
[03:34] <beepie> yes
[03:34] <beepie> there may be an "nvidia" option for this
[03:35] <skweek> TJ-: yes , Beeelow thanks
[03:35] <beepie> i suppose that is what you're using (nvidia)
[03:35] <TJ-> skweek: first thing to do is look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log in case there are clues
[03:35] <TJ-> skweek: also, can you "pastebinit <( xrandr -q )"
[03:37] <skweek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12986649/
[03:39] <TJ-> skweek: that seems to indicate the screen is in landscape mode, not portrait (1920 x 1080)
[03:39] <skweek> I don't really think that there's anything helpful from /var/log/Xorg.0.log when looking at it that indicates anything particularly useful
[03:40] <TJ-> skweek: compare that with one of mine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12986661/
[03:40] <skweek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12986663/
[03:40] <skweek> I ran that with it in left orientation
[03:41] <TJ-> skweek: that looks better!
[03:41] <TJ-> skweek: so now the cursor orientation hasn't flipped?
[03:42] <TJ-> skweek: what input device is the PC using? Touchpad, mouse?
[03:43] <skweek> I can't really tell if the touchpad orientation is normal or not... cocking my head to the left and trying to figure if the mouse is moving in the right direction is beyond my abilities of comprehension, they could be I just can't tell. The touchscreen on the other hand doesn't recognize the orientation change and taping on the screen mouseclicks on an inverse x/y axis
[03:43] <TJ-> skweek: if it is a touchpad, then I seem to recall there needs to be a change made to the synclient too
[03:44] <skweek> the touchscreen's my concern since I'd like to sit on the couchchair and read a book like with the keyboard detached
[03:44] <TJ-> skweek: try "synclient Orientation=1"
[03:44] <skweek> could not find synaptics properties, no synaptics driver loaded?
[03:46] <TJ-> Hmmm, maybe that's part of your issue. Although I ran 'synclient -l' here (Ubuntu 15.10) but don't see "Orientation" as an option, but the touchpad moves correctly on the rotated display
[03:51] <skweek> ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/12986723/
[03:52] <niee> hi. Any one to help me please ? http://pastebin.com/DPHMJQ9H
[03:53] <plytro> niee: have you tried doing what the error message said?
[03:53] <niee> plytro: ?
[03:53] <plytro> E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[03:53] <plytro> the very last line before you get your prompt back
[03:54] <plytro> also line 5 You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[03:55] <plytro> also line 1... if you are root, you don't need to run sudo
[03:55] <TJ-> skweek: not sure why you'd get that; those are the default package versions in Trusty
[03:55] <wileee> niee, sudo in root?
[03:56] <skweek> TJ-: I tried trusty specific-lts and installed it, the touch screen still doesn't recognize a change in x/y axis upon change in orientation
[04:01] <TJ-> skweek: not sure why it's (not) happening. I did find this via a forum comment: https://github.com/wolneykien/xrandr-align
[04:03] <skweek> interesting if this utility works
[04:04] <nug700> what do I o once inside recovery mode?
[04:05] <TJ-> nug700: that should lead to the ncurses text-based 'friendly-recovery' menu, which has several options. You want the root shell. Then, for the user's /home/XXXX do "chown -R XXXX:XXXX /home/XXXX"
[04:06] <TJ-> nug700: replace XXXX with the username/directory-name
[04:06] <nug700> so chown -R jon:jon /home/jon?
[04:06] <TJ-> nug700: correct
[04:07] <TJ-> nug700: after that, you should be able to "exit" to get back to the friendly-recovery menu, and then choose "resume"
[04:08] <nug700> ok I'll try it
[04:15] <nug700> chown commnand seemed to work.
[04:15] <nug700> but it did not fix my desktop
[04:19] <TJ-> nug700: there may have been other changes in the setting written into some config files, or cache files. That kind of thing is hard to pinpoint. Creating a new user account, log-in/out, and comparing the freshly created files in that profile against the user's main profile can sometimes help
[04:19] <nug700> so I'm basically fucked
[04:20] <nug700> I wouldn't know what files to compare
[04:21] <nug700> well a user in xfce irc chat did say to run "start xfwm4" in terminal emulator, but I can't access it.
[04:23] <DChapman> nug700: I would make a new user account simply to see if the problem persists.
[04:23] <TJ-> nug700: do you have lots of files in your user profile? maybe you could switch over to a fresh user profile and take files with you? The only downside there is saved settings for programs, keyring, and so on
[04:24] <DChapman> I'm not sure what the full ramifications would be running unity as root.
[04:25] <nug700> ruining everything?
[04:25] <nug700> EVERYTHING
[04:25] <nug700> how dumb are those developers?
[04:26] <TJ-> Idea! create 2 new user profiles, both as sudo group members. Run unity as root in the same way as was done with the main user profile in ONE of them, then compare the two fresh profiles and see what different "sudo unity" caused
[04:26] <TJ-> nug700: User mistake, not developers.
[04:26] <DChapman> nug700: This was a user error, therefore not a fault with the devs.
[04:26] <nug700> They should have put some kind of warning in there
[04:26] <TJ-> Dev's can't stop you shooting yourself in the foot, and it isn't their task anyhow
[04:27] <nug700> It is if they want this to have any kind of market share.
[04:27] <nug700> seriously
[04:27] <DChapman> nug700: It's your responsibility to understand what and what not to run with sudo.
[04:27] <nug700> I wasn't even trying to run that
[04:27] <TJ-> nug700: but you did, that's the point.
[04:27] <nug700> I was trying to start unity3d
[04:28] <gambl0re> how do i loop through an object?
[04:28] <nug700> It didn't occure to me the unity program even existed until I was pressing return
[04:29] <DChapman> Instead of worrying about the marketshare, make a new user account and get to troubleshooting. :)
[04:29] <nug700> How would I make a new user using the termina?
[04:29] <nug700> the GUI for it is not functioning
[04:30] <DChapman> $ man adduser
[04:30] <nug700> afasdf
[04:30] <gambl0re> hi guys, how do i loop through an object?
[04:30] <nug700> oops
[04:31] <DChapman> nug700: "man adduser" in the terminal pulls up the manual page.
[04:32] <btorch> hi anyone know why an ubuntu kickstart would be overwriting the changes I've told a post scrip to make to the interfaces file ?
[04:33] <btorch> it writes everything to interfaces that I need to, but then when it's rebooting the system it changes the file back to what it was during the kickstart
[04:41] <nug700> You know what, I think I'm done with desktop ubuntu It had something going for it back in ubuntu 10, when they weren't trying to make the UI all tablet-ish. Trying to make it a mainstream OS by giving it a "good" look but not fixing all the design usability desing flaws.
[04:41] <skweek> TJ- this is what I ended up doing http://paste.ubuntu.com/12986941/
[04:42] <somsip> nug700: just install a different desktop. You dont need to use unity
[04:42] <nug700> I did
[04:42] <somsip> nug700: so you're not happy with any desktop that is available?
[04:42] <nug700> I'm not happy the direction ubuntu went in general.
[04:44] <beepie> "<nug700> so I'm basically fucked"
[04:44] <beepie> !ops nug700 trolling
[04:44] <beepie> nug700, you hate ubuntu so why are you here?
[04:44] <nug700> So frustrated == trolling I guess
[04:44] <somsip> beepie: if you believe someone is trolling, just /ignore them
[04:45] <beepie> somsip, better for the channel to thwart other trolling trolleys
[04:45] <digitalextremist> quick question? Is it possible to use xorg 1.18 somehow under Ubuntu?
[04:45] <nug700> so somebody is critical of your OS and that makes them trolls.
[04:46] <somsip> beepie: the ops are not going to respond to these sorts of comments as trolling.
[04:47] <beepie> that's two
[04:47] <nug700> dubm is a swear word?
[04:47] <nug700> dumb*
[04:48] <beepie> that's a direct attack on Ubuntu like 3 times
[04:48]  * beepie ignores nug700
[04:48] <nug700> attack has quit a lose definition doesn't it
[04:49] <beepie> there are also some developers on here btw, so i mean that's still rude.. i still think it was still a valid call to ask to do something about such trolling usres.
[04:49] <somsip> !ops | beepie & nug700 (handbags at dawn is getting tedious)
[04:51]  * phunyguy looks up
[04:51] <phunyguy> guys, can we not?
[04:51] <nug700> I've been done.
[04:51] <phunyguy> I don't care.  Please stick to Ubuntu support.
[04:52]  * beepie ignores somsip
[04:53] <zaki> hi
[04:53] <beepie> hi
[04:54] <nug700> will the new user I create have the graphics drivers I installed from this (the ruined) one?
[04:55] <phunyguy> as long as they are in the video group
[04:55] <nug700> ah ok
[05:00] <remacle> Hi!
[05:04] <pcglue> I added a PPA using apt-add-repository, and ran 'apt-get update', but 'apt-get install' is not using the PPA.  It's still using the universe repo.  How can I make it use the PPA?
[05:06] <shortstraw8> I think you still need to edit the /etc/apt/sources.list pcglue
[05:07] <pcglue> shortstraw8: I actually did that too.  still didn't work.
[05:07] <shortstraw8> And stuff in sources.list.d
[05:08] <NathanielHill> What should I do to reload /etc/hosts after updating?
[05:08] <shortstraw8> did you do apt-get update after too?
[05:09] <pcglue> yes
[05:09] <pcglue> it complained about duplicate ppa because it was in sources.list.d from the apt-add repo and from my edit of /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:10] <phunyguy> pcglue: what PPA is it?  Chances are the package in the ppa is older?
[05:10] <bebend> hy
[05:10] <phunyguy> NathanielHill: should be an instant change.
[05:10] <shortstraw8> Was thinking that the ppa might be the issue too
[05:10] <pcglue> It's ppa:mosquitto-dev/mosquitto-ppa.  0.15-2 in universe, 1.4.4 in the PPA
[05:12] <pcglue> I'm using trusty
[05:13] <shortstraw8> What did you add to your source.list?
[05:13] <pcglue> I added "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mosquitto-dev/mosquitto-ppa/ubuntu trusty main" to the end
[05:16] <nivethitha> do any one using odoo
[05:17] <lotuspsychje> !ppa | pcglue at your own risk
[05:22] <lotuspsychje> !details | nivethitha
[05:24] <nivethitha> In odoo the if the invoice line exceeds more than 9 lines then it over writes the date.. Do anyone know how to increase the number of lines
[05:25] <lotuspsychje> nivethitha: where did you download odoo from?
[05:27] <nivethitha> lotuspsychje, Actually in odoo i have install the sales module
[05:27] <weeds> hello
[05:28] <lotuspsychje> nivethitha: cant find odoo in repos, where did you install it from?
[05:30] <demahum_> I have installed 15.10. I have a problem with ethernet. When I plug LAN cable in my laptop, it says connection is established, but there is no internet access. Wi-Fi works properly.
[05:32] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: tail -f /var/log/dmesg and plugin, see what errors you have
[05:32] <mib_mib> hi all - if i have 2 nics on a computer, and have 1 external (192.168.x.x) and 1 internal network ip address (10.x.x.x) - can i set two hostnames? how can i set second hostname?
[05:32] <nivethitha> lotuspsychje, i installed referring from the internet
[05:33] <lotuspsychje> !hostname | mib_mib
[05:33] <mib_mib> if i just use the /etc/host file to set, will this properly set hostname? what happens if its different from /etc/hostname ?
[05:33] <mib_mib> lotuspsychje: but i want to set 2 hostnames, one for internal ip and one for external.. ?
[05:33] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I have unplugged and plugged the LAN. It says "Nothing has been logged yet."
[05:34] <mib_mib> lotuspsychje: so i could set two ip/hostname mappings in /etc/hosts but what would i put in /etc/hostname file?
[05:34] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: tail -f /var/log/syslog also ?
[05:36] <nivethitha> lotuspsychje, i installed referring from the internet
[05:36] <lotuspsychje> nivethitha: what do you mean?
[05:37] <nivethitha> lotuspsychje, i installed odoo by referring the internet
[05:38] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Here is the pastebin from the point when I plug in the LAN (tail -f /var/log/syslog): http://paste.ubuntu.com/12987193/
[05:39] <Sahil> Hello Ubuntu Experts
[05:40] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: this looks weird: whoopsie[656]: [07:35:14] Cannot reach: https://daisy.ubuntu.com
[05:40] <Sahil> How can i upgrade uubuntu 15.04 to 15.10?
[05:40] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Any idea?
[05:40] <lotuspsychje> !upgrade | Sahil
[05:40] <beepie> mib_mib, it's /etc/hosts  ... makes sense to if your ip address is static
[05:41] <beepie> mib_mib, /etc/hostname is the other to edit, i think there's /etc/mailcap as well to edit
[05:41] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: sudo lshw -C network to see wich driver= your card has?
[05:41] <beepie> mib_mib, /etc/mailname rather
[05:42] <beepie> mib_mib, (possibly for the internal logging to pick up the right hostname)
[05:42] <lotuspsychje> nivethitha: maybe the #ovoo guys know
[05:44] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12987206/
[05:45] <lotuspsychje> !realtek | demahum_
[05:45] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: could be wrong firmware perhaps, wich ubuntu version?
[05:45] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: 15.10
[05:45] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: have you installed ubuntu with internet enabled? clean install or upgrade?
[05:46] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Clean install. It was working. During the installation I was downloading updates using LAN. Also after installation it was working some time.
[05:46] <lotuspsychje> hmmm
[05:46] <lotuspsychje> thats weird
[05:46] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: when did this start happen?
[05:47] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I don't remember.
[05:47] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: At the beginning, it was working, then it started sometimes to work sometimes not.
[05:47] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Now it doesn't work at all.
[05:48] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: might be firmware version, check if you have linux-firmware installed?
[05:49] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Nope. To install it?
[05:49] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: try yes
[05:49] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: there might be a realtek newer firmware version in there
[05:50] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I'm sorry. linux-firmware is already the newest version :/
[05:50] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: It was installed.
[05:50] <lotuspsychje> ok
[05:52] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: try a reboot and press ESC or F1 to see whats happening on boot perhaps, when network gets connected over cable
[05:55] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: hmm...
[05:55] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I asssume you want me to see the boot in command line (without graphics)...
[05:55] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: yes at ubuntu purple screen hit esc or f1
[05:56] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: But my boot is reaaally fast (SSD) that I have no idea how to get to it...
[05:56] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Because it literally shows purple screen for less than a second. XD
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> lol
[05:56] <lotuspsychje> ok ok
[05:57] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: well re-ask your isue in channel togheter with your logs mate
[05:57] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Thanks a lot.
[05:57] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: not sure whats happening exactly to your card
[05:57] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: No problem.
[05:57] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I am whatsoever quite dissapointed with 15.10.
[05:57] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: It is reaally buggy.
[05:57] <demahum_> demahum_: I will go with 14.04 for now... :)
[05:58] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: if you need stable remain LTS yes
[05:58] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Well... It is not that I need stable... I enjoy new versions... Bugs do not make problem for me. But this ethernet thing is quite annoying.
[05:58] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I have another question...
[05:58] <lotuspsychje> sure
[05:59] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I am considering trying another flavor...
[05:59] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Other flavors have names... Kubuntu, Lubuntu etc...
[05:59] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: What is the name for the official flavor?
[05:59] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: This one I use now...
[05:59] <lotuspsychje> !flavors | demahum_
[06:00] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: So this (standard) is Ubuntu Unity?
[06:00] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: unity is only ubuntu desktop
[06:00] <lotuspsychje> !unity | demahum_
[06:01] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I understand. So there is no some special name for this standard flavor?
[06:01] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: with ssd, i would stick to ubuntu desktop 14.04.3
[06:01] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: but feel free to test, lubuntu/xubuntu
[06:01] <lotuspsychje> whatever you want
[06:01] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: So we call this standard edition Ubuntu Desktop?
[06:02] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: yes
[06:02] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Good. Is there a special reason why should I stick to Ubuntu Desktop with SSD?
[06:02] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: there is ubuntu-server, ubuntu-touch, ubuntu-gnome etc...
[06:02] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: no, unity is just something you like or not
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: and i like unity for simplicity with my ssd
[06:03] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Good. Now, regarding the development... Ubuntu Desktop is officially supported by Canonical. Is that the same for other flavors?
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: xubuntu/lubuntu will even go faster on ssd for you
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: for the official flavors yes
[06:04] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: And official flavors are listed here, I assume: http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/flavours
[06:04] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: And all of them use the same base, just the desktop environment is different?
[06:05] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: they also use ubuntu as base yes
[06:05] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: and supported officially
[06:05] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: So basically, command line usage will remain the same?
[06:06] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: depending on what you wanna do yes, bash remains same
[06:06] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: Good. Thanks a lot. :) I am starting with gnome. :D
[06:06] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: you can also testout other flavors on your existing system
[06:07] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: lets say you want to test lubuntu on ubuntu-desktop, install lubuntu-desktop
[06:07] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: and you can login to your new lubuntu desktop from existing system
[06:07] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I know. But I really want to use all of them for a while. Just to make sure I am familiar with all of them. Sometimes when I come in touch with other flavor, I am confused since I was using only Ubuntu Desktop.
[06:08] <demahum_> demahum_: I will try other Linux distros as well, but for now I will stick to Ubuntu. :)
[06:08] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: ok!
[06:08] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I will try other Linux distros as well, but for now I will stick to Ubuntu. :)
[06:08] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: ubuntu is one of the most popular ones, and has nice support
[06:08] <saidc3> test
[06:09] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I agree. But just I want to get familiar with others. :)
[06:09] <saidc3> Someone know how to use HAShield on wine. i'm having some framework problems.
[06:09] <demahum_> lotuspsychje: I have never used Linux other than Ubuntu. :)
[06:09] <lotuspsychje> demahum_: very good!
[06:11] <niko__> #deepin
[06:12] <musique> hahaha
[06:22] <nabn> hi! #ubuntu-gnome is awfully quiet, so thought i'd ask here. i have gnome-shell eating up ~100% CPU almost all of the time. Is there any way i can diagnose what's causing this? extensions, anything? i tried disabling extensions one by one, but wasn't able to pinpoint
[06:22] <bobdobbs> I just updated to 14.04. The window manager looks gnomey. but I somehow nuked the, uhm, toolbar menu
[06:23] <bobdobbs> like, the menu that give access to dropdowns. like 'file', 'edit', 'preferences'...
[06:23] <bobdobbs> how can I recover them?
[06:29] <wileee> bobdobbs, have you checked the guest account?
[06:31] <mib_mib> can a machine have multiple hostnames? for instance, i have two nic cards each with ip (i.e. 192.168.x.x and 10.0.x.x)
[06:31] <bobdobbs> wileee: no I haven
[06:31] <mib_mib> if i wanted to do like my.external.ip and my.internal.ip as hostnames w/ fqdn
[06:31] <mib_mib> what to put in /etc/hostname file?
[06:32] <bobdobbs> wileee: I expect that on a guest account it'd be fine. I suspect that I've accidently turned off the toolbar menus (if that is what they are called)
[06:32] <bobdobbs> wileee: I must have configured something while not paying attention
[06:32] <bobdobbs> mib_mib: are you trying to set up virtual hosts?
[06:32] <wileee> bobdobbs, If fine in the guest a compiz and unity reset 14.04 specific might work.
[06:33] <wileee> bobdobbs, I'm assuming this is unity.
[06:33] <bobdobbs> mib_mib: this might be helpful: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-apache-virtual-hosts-on-ubuntu-12-04-lts
[06:33] <mib_mib> bobdobbs: not sure what virtual hosts exactly are =D
[06:33] <bobdobbs> wileee: I'm assuming it is as well. it's a little unfamiliar to me
[06:33] <mib_mib> bobdobbs: trying to setup hostnames for internal network
[06:34] <plytro> mib_mib: short answer is yes you can do what you want
[06:34] <bobdobbs> mib_mib: so.. one machine with multiple websites on it?
[06:34] <wileee> bobdobbs, unity has a left side bar, it is the ubuntu desktop
[06:34] <plytro> I am going to bed so I don't have time to give you the answer
[06:34] <bobdobbs> mib_mib: or simply one server answering to multiple names?
[06:34] <plytro> bobdobbs: he is saying one machine with two different ips
[06:34] <plytro> and two different names
[06:34] <mib_mib> plytro: what goes in the /etc/hostname file then?
[06:35] <bobdobbs> two different IP's. I understand that that is possible. But I've never done it.
[06:35] <plytro> bobdobbs: think of using your machine as your firewall
[06:35] <plytro> it has 2 ips and 2 nics
[06:35] <plytro> an internal and external
[06:35] <bobdobbs> That sounds very possible. But I haven't done that kind of networking for years
[06:36] <plytro> mib_mib: you're going to have to do some reading
[06:36] <plytro> https://serverfault.com/questions/513805/properly-configure-two-eth-interfaces-on-different-subnets
[06:36] <plytro> this guy is talking rhel6
[06:36] <plytro> but the concepts should be relevant
[06:36] <TrenxT> quick question
[06:36] <bobdobbs> wileee: would the absence of the menus be a unity thing? Or a compiz thing?
[06:36] <plytro> I don't use host files, I setup bind internally about 5 years ago
[06:37] <TrenxT> im typing sed -i "s/static char ngx_http_server_string\[\] = \"Server: nginx\" CRLF;/static char ngx_http_server_string\[\] = \"Server: Lol web server\" CRLF;/g" /install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http/ngx_http_header_filter_module.c
[06:37] <wileee> bobdobbs, err, knowing what it is would be a good start.
[06:37] <bobdobbs> wileee: indeed. I expect it's a unity thing.
[06:37] <bobdobbs> but I'm not 100% sure.
[06:37] <mib_mib> plytro: okay thanks i'll read up - frankly i dont really understand too much of this =D - it would seem it would be easier if i were running my own dns server
[06:37] <TrenxT> and im getting sed: can't read /install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http/ngx_http_header_filter_module.c: No such file or directory
[06:38] <TrenxT> but that file is there
[06:38] <wileee> bobdobbs, unity is a plugin in compiz, that blow your mind. ;)
[06:38] <bobdobbs> unity is the window manager right? and compiz manages compositing?
[06:38] <bobdobbs> wileee: woah
[06:38] <bobdobbs> wileee: that kinda does blow my mind
[06:38] <TrenxT> anyone?
[06:38] <bobdobbs> I mean, in a very gentle way.
[06:39] <inteus> !patience | TrenxT
[06:39] <plytro> mib_mib: I only setup the dns stuff because I had/have over a dozen devices on the network that I want to all be able to talk to one another without hosts entries all over the place
[06:39] <TrenxT> i did with no luck
[06:40] <plytro> TrenxT: pastebin the whole output including the ls showing the file is there
[06:40] <TrenxT> sure
[06:42] <mib_mib> sigh this seems like the wrong way to go
[06:43] <plytro> mib_mib: what are you trying to acomplish in the end?
[06:43] <TrenxT> http://pastebin.com/Lzb41h8R
[06:43] <plytro> TrenxT: you are pathing wrong
[06:43] <mib_mib> i am setting up a hadoop cluster, and **thought** i wanted the machines to use the internal ip addresses / hosts to communicate faster
[06:44] <mib_mib> i wasn't sure of the repurcussions if i used their external assigned ip addresses and stuff
[06:44] <mib_mib> i.e. if dns would be slower, etc
[06:44] <plytro> TrenxT: it appears that you are in ~/install/.....
[06:44] <plytro> and you are using /install/.....
[06:44] <TrenxT> i am following a tut from github
[06:44] <TrenxT> and thats what it says
[06:44] <plytro> but you either missed a step or something
[06:45] <plytro> do a pwd
[06:45] <mib_mib> plytro: so i set up a second NIC on all machines and assigned a 10.0.x.x ip address, and want to use that, but cloudera requires use of hostnames
[06:45] <TrenxT> http://pastebin.com/d3gCRq6y
[06:45] <plytro> you'll see your path is /root/install/nginx-1.8.0
[06:45] <TrenxT> theres the part
[06:46] <plytro> yes greate
[06:46] <plytro> but its still wrong
[06:46] <plytro> do a pwd
[06:46] <plytro> you didn't show me the file is where you said it should be
[06:46] <plytro> do an ls /install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http/ngx_http_header_filter_module.c
[06:46] <plytro> it should show nothing
[06:46] <TrenxT> root@dedi-fr-19369:~/install/nginx-1.8.0# pwd
[06:46] <TrenxT> ../root/install/nginx-1.8.0
[06:47] <plytro> then do a ls /root/install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http/ngx_http_header_filter_module.c
[06:47] <TrenxT> i did on the first pastebin
[06:47] <plytro> and you'll see its there
[06:47] <TrenxT> if u check the first pastebin when i did an ls it is there
[06:47] <plytro> you did it wrong though
[06:47] <plytro> you just did an ls on your current directory
[06:48] <TrenxT> no
[06:48] <plytro> yes
[06:48] <TrenxT> i went to /src/http
[06:48] <plytro> root@dedi-fr-19369:~/install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http# ls
[06:48] <plytro> you aren't understanding how ls works
[06:48] <plytro> when you say "ls /install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http/ngx_http_header_filter_module.c" it is saying show me the file at this exact location
[06:49] <plytro> if you run that command it will come up with no files
[06:49] <TrenxT> so if the file is there why the command says no such file
[06:49] <plytro> the file isn't there
[06:49] <plytro> the file is at /root/install/nginx-1.8.0/src/http/ngx_http_header_filter_module.c
[06:49] <plytro> if you change your sed command to that path it won't give you an error any more
[06:50] <TrenxT> so the writer of the tut did it wrong?
[06:50] <plytro> or you didn't extract the tarball where the writer said to/expected it to be installed
[06:51] <TrenxT> u were correct and no im following the tut 100%
[06:52] <plytro> is this what you are running? https://github.com/Micka33/docker-rtorrent-rutorrent/blob/master/docker_files/Dockerfile
[06:52] <plytro> because that is not a tutorial, that is a dockerfile and all those commands are executed from / not from /root like you are doing manually
[06:52] <TrenxT> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Micka33/docker-rtorrent-rutorrent/55ba6bccd3c95fc47c2806880e3b8d7976577be0/docker_files/Dockerfile
[06:53] <TrenxT> think is the same yes
[06:53] <plytro> yeah that isn't a tutorial
[06:53] <plytro> their file is 100% correct
[06:54] <TrenxT> adding the /root before did the trick
[06:54] <TrenxT> but i think i jumped the gun
[06:54] <plytro> right but you're going to hit other problems is my guess
[06:54] <plytro> all of those commands are run as root after doing a "cd /"
[06:55] <plytro> and on a normal system will just pollute shit in places it wouldn't normally be on a interactive machine
[06:55] <ftz> hello？
[06:55] <TrenxT> so why it says WORKDIR /install
[06:55] <plytro> because that is a Docker directive
[06:55] <plytro> go back to this https://github.com/Micka33/docker-rtorrent-rutorrent
[06:56] <plytro> on your command line do a "sudo apt-get install docker.io"
[06:56] <plytro> and sudo apt-get install git
[06:56] <plytro> then follow his install instructions
[06:57] <plytro> and the the docker run command may need to be "sudo docker run ........"
[06:57] <TrenxT> so how do i undo all ive done?
[06:58] <plytro> did you do run the apt-get statement?
[06:58] <TrenxT> all this came because i was trying to install XMLRPC.
[06:58] <TrenxT> and when i hit an error in the make process i googled it and sent me to that page
[06:58] <plytro> and you ended up at a torrent client?
[06:59] <TrenxT> im trying to install rtorrent
[06:59] <TrenxT> but those are needed stuff
[07:00] <plytro> so what this file does is gives you a virtual machine of sorts that runs rtorrent for you
[07:00] <plytro> if you're only at the nginx step I think your're fine, you may have some files laying around
[07:00] <plytro> but they just take up space no real lasting impact
[07:00] <plytro> extra packages are the same
[07:02] <plytro> but install docker.io and git
[07:02] <plytro> then follow his instructions in the readme.md
[07:02] <TrenxT> http://pastebin.com/ZVCw9T0R
[07:02] <TrenxT> look at the error there
[07:04] <plytro> you may be missing the c compiler, if I read that right
[07:04] <TrenxT> whats the fix?
[07:04] <plytro> sudo apt-get install build-essential
[07:05] <plytro> if it were me... I would just use the dockerfile though
[07:05] <akik> the c compiler is called cc or gcc, not c
[07:05] <plytro> akik: I thought that was the case
[07:05] <TrenxT> thing is i dont know what that docketfile thing does
[07:06] <TrenxT> im a noob here
[07:06] <plytro> you don't know what the make file does either
[07:09] <jitz88> hello
[07:10] <jitz88> question trying out ubuntu, any new features that are interesting
[07:10] <akik> TrenxT: maybe this could help you out in compiling rtorrent http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=yWJMy5NK
[07:11] <akik> TrenxT: i'm not quite sure what you're doing with nginx
[07:12] <akik> and putting docker in this equation is not helping you
[07:13] <nabdev> hi, there is driver USB 3.0 for ubuntu 14.04 ?
[07:15] <reetika786> i have install php5-fpm , its showing 100 cpu
[07:17] <reetika786> I am using ubuntu 14.04
[07:18] <baizon> nabdev: http://askubuntu.com/questions/12139/does-ubuntu-support-usb-3-0
[07:24] <barq> What is the upgrade that is available for ubuntu 15.04?
[07:25] <greddist> barq: 15.10
[07:25] <barq> sudo do-release-upgrade will do the trick?
[07:26] <barq> Or anything else I need to consider?
[07:26] <baizon> barq: start update manager, 15.10 should appear
[07:26] <greddist> barq: just a buggy
[07:26] <greddist> baizon: so real
[07:26] <baizon> barq: else run update-manager -d
[07:27] <baizon> greddist: ?
[07:27] <max1> in unity, is there any way to hide all a window's contents except its title bar? like in lxde
[07:27] <barq> just a buggy?
[07:27] <wileee> max1, look in unity-tweak and cssm
[07:28] <baizon> barq: ignore him, hes just trolling
[07:28] <greddist> max1: you mean like collapse the window like a shade
[07:28] <max1> greddist not sure what you mean by 'a shade' but i'll tyr it
[07:29] <TrenxT> so the person who was helping me left and im so lost limberghs son has no chance of beating me
[07:29] <baizon> max1: ignore greddist, hes trolling
[07:29] <max1> oh sorry, yeah i get you, like a shade
[07:29] <greddist> wileee: it's not a tweak
[07:30] <greddist> TrenxT: yeah
[07:31] <TrenxT> anyone else can jump in and help this noob?
[07:32] <baizon> thank god he left
[07:32] <TrenxT> who
[07:32] <baizon> greddist
[07:32] <andyafw> hi
[07:32] <TrenxT> [03:30] (greddist): asshole
[07:32] <TrenxT> [03:30] *** ········································
[07:32] <TrenxT> [03:30] *** greddist is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[07:32] <TrenxT> [03:30] *** greddist is «greddist»
[07:32] <TrenxT> [03:30] *** greddist on holmes.freenode.net
[07:32] <TrenxT> [03:30] *** greddist on #ubuntu
[07:32] <baizon> TrenxT: yes, i got <greddist> you big prick
[07:33] <andyafw> how is linux
[07:33] <baizon> andyafw: fine, i guess
[07:34] <andyafw> cool
[07:34] <andyafw> I am trying to figure out how to further my life
[07:34] <andyafw> need a better job than walmart
[07:34] <baizon> andyafw: im sorry to say this but...
[07:34] <somsip> andyafw: do you have a specific support question. Chat belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:34] <baizon> !offtopic | andyafw
[07:36] <andyafw> ok thanks, sorry
[07:36] <akik> TrenxT: not sure if you noticed but i pasted an url which shows you how you can compile libtorrent and rtorrent
[07:43] <TrenxT> akik is not libtorrent causing me the issue... im not there yet
[07:43] <TrenxT> its XMLRPC
[07:45] <akik> TrenxT: the compilation of rtorrent didn't require the xmlrpc package
[07:45] <sixth> hi, what would be the easiest way to install an updated pkg version using apt-get on precise and above? (needed for ansible role)
[07:46] <akik> TrenxT: oh now i see what you're trying to do
[07:46] <akik> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Micka33/docker-rtorrent-rutorrent/55ba6bccd3c95fc47c2806880e3b8d7976577be0/docker_files/Dockerfile
[07:47] <wileee> sixth, you get what is in the repos in your computer basically, ubuntu ones supported here, not all are the latest.
[07:47] <sixth> wileee, so i cant have updated software on an old ubuntu version?
[07:48] <wileee> sixth, You can do what you want just be aware of support is all.
[07:48] <akik> TrenxT: did you reset the c compiler location not to refer to it as 'c' ?
[07:49] <sixth> so what would be the easiest way to go about it?
[07:50] <TrenxT> akik this is what im following https://terminal28.com/how-to-install-and-configure-rutorrent-rtorrent-libtorrent-xmlrpc-screen-ubuntu/
[07:50] <wileee> sixth, You've only outlined a broad idea details are the key here and support related.
[07:50] <TrenxT> and im stuck at the darn XMLRPC error
[07:51] <sixth> wileee, sorry, can you help me out with what details you need?
[07:51] <akik> TrenxT: did you reset the c compiler location not to refer to it as 'c' ?
[07:51] <TrenxT> barney style akik please
[07:51] <TrenxT> you writing to someone who has to read instructions to do things
[07:52] <akik> TrenxT: somewhere something has changed the c compiler value/path to 'c'. that does not exist
[07:52] <wileee> sixth, I can't help really, seems you have an idea, no biggie, but this is not a research channel is all,
[07:52] <TrenxT> akik and how can i fix that
[07:53] <akik> TrenxT: if you run cc or gcc is that command found?
[07:53] <jalnt> Give up and install windows
[07:54] <TrenxT> both say fatal error no input found
[07:54] <akik> TrenxT: now you have to find the place where somebody (you?) has changed the compiler to 'c'
[07:54] <barq> Is kubuntu stopping new releases soon?
[07:55] <TrenxT> lol.. asking an apple tree to give pears :(
[07:55] <akik> TrenxT: what you're trying to do is not for novices
[07:55] <TrenxT> is there a way to wipe out everything and start from 0 if i dont have physical access?
[07:55] <artois> well, most eaten apples are grafted onto other trees
[07:56] <akik> TrenxT: well you can create a new user and start fresh
[07:56] <artois> you can do it with pears on an apple tree and apples on a pear tree, AFAIK, wouldn't surprise me
[07:57] <TrenxT> but theres no way to delete all the stuff ive installed?
[07:57] <artois> TrenxT: what was the problem?
[07:58] <TrenxT> hitting this brick wall http://pastebin.com/ue2tFPcV
[07:58] <RiauHackerTeam> hidup
[07:59] <artois> TrenxT: why're you compiling
[07:59] <brx_> all of a sudden i cant change theme with unity tweak tool
[07:59] <TrenxT> im following a tutorial artois
[07:59] <artois> brx_: nope
[08:00] <artois> TrenxT: to achieve what
[08:00] <TrenxT> to install rtorrent + rutorrent
[08:00] <brx_> i think something went wrong when i closed the laptop lid and it resumed, the screen look garbled and then i needed to cold reboot. after that themes wont change its sticking on default theme
[08:00] <Ben64> sudo apt-get install rtorrent ...
[08:01] <artois> TrenxT: rtorrent is in the universe repo
[08:02] <TrenxT> im following this https://terminal28.com/how-to-install-and-configure-rutorrent-rtorrent-libtorrent-xmlrpc-screen-ubuntu/
[08:02] <lettuce45> this requires the installation of untrusted sources <<<  a windows announcing a new ubuntu base plus some other files popped up, what do I do now?
[08:03] <artois> lettuce45: close it?
[08:03] <lettuce45> artois, heh., I want the updates
[08:04] <artois> so install them
[08:04] <lettuce45> i cant, after clicking ok the updater stops
[08:05] <RiauHackerTeam> http://www.pekanbarucyberteam.co.vu/
[08:06] <musique> http://www.pekanbarucyberteam.co.vu/
[08:06] <RiauHackerTeam> http://www.pekanbarucyberteam.co.vu/
[08:06] <DJones> Please don't spam
[08:06] <bekks> lettuce45: So pastebin sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:06] <RiauHackerTeam> join me
[08:06] <DJones> No
[08:07] <RiauHackerTeam> http://www.pekanbarucyberteam.co.vu/
[08:08] <Magentium> Howdy Ppl
[08:09] <TrenxT> screw it. I sked for a complete wipeout and fresh instalation
[08:10] <TrenxT> lets see if that way i can do it the right way
[08:12] <RiauHackerTeam> http://www.pekanbarucyberteam.co.vu/
[08:12] <cfhowlett> RiauHackerTeam, stop spamming this channel.  it's rude.  it's a violation of the rules.  it makes you look like an idiot.
[08:13] <TrenxT> he wont now
[08:13] <freezer> hi
[08:13] <freezer> I keep getting segfaults with various applications @ Ubuntu GNOME 15.10
[08:14] <freezer> Installed the system while it was still beta
[08:14] <bekks> freezer: So run memtext for a couple of hours.
[08:14] <freezer> could that be the reason?
[08:14] <bekks> *memtest
[08:14] <freezer> I ran prime95 for like 24hours with no errors
[08:14] <TrenxT> rofl.. i did a rm -fr /*
[08:14] <freezer> and stuff like firefox runs for days
[08:14] <TrenxT> :D
[08:14] <bekks> prime95 is like... totally irrelevant?
[08:14] <freezer> with 20 tabs open
[08:14] <freezer> bekks, that should crash on memory errors?
[08:15] <bekks> freezer: No, why should it?
[08:15] <bekks> It doesnt use all your memory.
[08:15] <freezer> bekks, ok, so apt-get install memtest?
[08:15] <akik> TrenxT: is that how you create a new user?
[08:15] <TrenxT> no
[08:16] <TrenxT> i asked for a server reinstall
[08:16] <bekks> freezer: It should be installed already, and should be selectable in the grub menu.
[08:16] <akik> TrenxT: to reinstall ubuntu you don't need to remove any files
[08:16] <TrenxT> i dont have physical axs
[08:16] <freezer> bekks, ah memtest86
[08:16] <freezer> bekks, have to work now, will let it run in the night
[08:17] <akik> TrenxT: i'm at a loss for words. why would you destroy your os if you don't have access to the machine?
[08:18] <TrenxT> because the request has been done already
[08:18] <TrenxT> i got answered back
[08:18] <akik> TrenxT: oh your server is hosted by somebody else
[08:18] <TrenxT> yah
[08:19] <freezer> bekks, guess I could try 'memtester' in linux
[08:19] <TrenxT> just wanted to see what happened if i did that
[08:19] <bekks> freezer: I guess you dont. Run it from the grub menu.
[08:19] <TrenxT> and just what i thought not 1 simple command works
[08:19] <TrenxT> :D
[08:21] <akik> TrenxT: i think you can try to install rtorrent and rutorrent from this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~tikhonov/+archive/ubuntu/rtorrent
[08:22] <akik> no guarantees
[08:23] <TrenxT> i cant do anything now
[08:23] <TrenxT> i deleted everything
[08:23] <TrenxT> not 1 command exists
[08:23] <artois> need another OS, then
[08:24] <bekks> TrenxT: So wait for the reinstall.
[08:24] <akik> TrenxT: chill out man. you said somebody is taking care of it
[08:24] <freezer> could a Samsung 850 EVO also cause segfaults?
[08:24] <TrenxT> i was just saying :/
[08:25] <bekks> freezer: Unlikely. Segfaults are memory access errors.
[08:36] <fl0w> Not sure if this is the correct channel for my question, but I’m trying to do a small bash script that “either finds a text pattern in specified file and does nothing, or does not find text pattern in file and adds to it” - am I right in thinking grep is on the right trac? Having issues figuring out handling the return
[08:36] <capsicum1> hi, I recently set up linux container on lxd. The container contains trusty server 14.04.43 LTS. How do I confirm that its running upstart or otherwise
[08:38] <Ben64> capsicum1: sudo service --status-all
[08:39] <akik> fl0w: yes you can use grep to find out that info. if grep doesn't find the pattern in the file, it returns exit value 1
[08:40] <capsicum1> Ben64, what am looking for precisely, not that familiar with it.
[08:41] <Ben64> well if that works, you're on upstart
[08:41] <fl0w> akik: Right, so I’m trying “grep -q “MY_TEXT” FILE && echo $?” but when I know the pattern does not exist in file, it returns nothing (and when it finds it returns 1)
[08:41] <capsicum1> it worked. thanks
[08:43] <akik> fl0w: && makes it so that if the first command fails, the second command is not run
[08:43] <fl0w> ooh, right - so I can just || instead .. sorry, I had bad luck trying to think there
[08:44] <fl0w> akik: much appreciated guidence, thank you.
[08:44] <capsicum1> Ben64, spent 30 minutes trying to get the container to work in bridge network. Set up the profiles, read the doco (what little there is) and couldnt get it to work. Finally realised the fix wasnt actually in linux, I needed to set promiscious mode in vbox to all. Slight embarrassed
[08:44] <fl0w> guidance*
[08:44] <akik> fl0w: just use a separate if to check what the exit value was
[08:45] <fl0w> yea, I am - I was just confused with the return values when preemptively trying to double check my statement
[08:45] <akik> fl0w: or do you need to create a one-liner?
[08:46] <fl0w> nah I don’t, doing a simple .sh script so I have all options available.
[08:48] <EriC^^> fl0w: that also won't work
[08:48] <EriC^^> || will only execute if the first one fails
[08:48] <EriC^^> fl0w: what are you trying to do anyways?
[08:49] <fl0w> EriC^^: RIght, noticed that as well, but it doesn’t matter because I’m putting it in an if statement anyway (and I was trying to preemptively check return values from grep)
[08:49] <reactormonk> When I'm packaging software with systemd unit files - should I depend on systemd?
[08:49] <EriC^^> if grep -q something /path; then ...... fi;
[08:49] <musique> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt-uM5I5uSY
[08:49] <EriC^^> fl0w: that's a nice method ^
[08:49] <fl0w> EriC^^: I want to add/edit ~/.ssh/config during a vagrant setup (allow agent forwarding) if it’s not enabled on (to specified IP)
[08:49] <artois> grep -q something && ...
[08:50] <p4trix> fl0w, I use a web app called puphpet. It creates the vagrant file. The ssh keys are then locatet in puppet/files/dot/ssh
[08:51] <fl0w> p4trix: aye, i prefer to forward ssh keys as I’ll never know who’s installing it - and we’re dependent on private repos in some cases
[08:52] <p4trix> I installed Ubunut on my Desktop, but the ethernet conection doesn't work. Here is some relevant info(screenshots of my network configuration): http://imgur.com/a/EtB6q
[08:52] <fl0w> EriC^^: That’s what I’m doing (but I’m negating the statement as I only want to add to file if it doesn’t exist). Thanks!
[08:52] <artois> if only we had an app to manage puphpet for us, so we could use that app to use puphpet to use vagrant to use something else
[09:08] <Skyrider> I was hoping someone could help me with rsyslog, it appears to be broken.
[09:08] <Skyrider> See logs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12987820/
[09:09] <Skyrider> I can no longer start,stop,restart rsyslog, regardless of reinstallation. I keep getting "Errors were encountered while processing" at installation and "action "start" failed." when booting it up.
[09:11] <scottpi> hello
[09:13] <shark_> Hey guys! Files don't print. Print status goes from "processing" to "stopped". Any suggestions? Ubuntu 15.10
[09:14] <Micke2> Hi! I'm running Ubuntu 12.04.5 (server) and I have a problem with APT after an upgrade ended with a full FS. It urges me to run "apt-get -f install" but that fails with a dpkg (--configure) error. What can I do?
[09:15] <cfhowlett> Micke2, run the command again and pastebinit the outcome
[09:15] <Micke2> The output is in swedish ...
[09:15] <themaawaa> Hello
[09:15] <cfhowlett> forget everything I just said
[09:15] <mjayk> lol cfhowlett brilliant
[09:16] <Micke2> Anyway, here it is: http://pastebin.com/Qfw7C1qG
[09:16] <bekks> hi
[09:17] <akik> !se
[09:17] <akik> tack!
[09:17] <themaawaa> I can't figure out how I add an alias to my ps -ef and .bashrc files
[09:17] <Micke2> ubottu: Tack!
[09:17] <bekks> Someone please can clue me on why a specific nfs mount isnt shown in df? It is mounted, according to "mount" and "cat /etc/mtab". What can I do about it?
[09:18] <Italian90> Goodmorning everyone
[09:19] <p4trix> My motherboard has a RTL8111/RTL8168 ethernet device. Aparantly, this is not included in the linux kernel. You have to download and compile it yourself. But I cant since I dont have internet without the ethernet driver. Im thinking in putting in a extern pci ethernet card
[09:19] <shark_> any1 know how to solve my printing problem ?>
[09:19] <p4trix> Any advice?
[09:19] <Toaster334> Hey folks. If anyone could give some ideas on how to map CapsLock to Ctrl+Shift?
[09:19] <Skyrider> meh.. I assume no one knows.
[09:19] <Italian90> I have problems with the configuration of aMule. Someone can help me?
[09:21] <noregret> i have a laptop with dual GPUs (intel and nvidia) and an external screen. Will UBuntu play nicely when installed? or is it a hassle to setup optimus drivers and whatnot?
[09:22] <mjayk> noregret: generally i have had no problems with ubuntu on my optimus laptop if you need help setting it up just shout
[09:22] <noregret> mjayk: so setting it up is straight forward?
[09:23] <mjayk> noregret: yes, you can run into errors but they are easily fixed and only really occur if you deviate from the standard install method (different drivers / beta drivers etc)
[09:24] <mjayk> noregret: once it is installed to open a program on your nvidia card you just prefix optirun to the launch command
[09:27] <noregret> mjayk: i have nothing to run under nvidia btw, i just want the external screen to work correctly..
[09:27] <Skyrider> cd Sometimes I can just strange linux...
[09:27] <Skyrider> **without cd
[09:28] <Skyrider> user friendly, my ass >_>
[09:28] <Toaster334> So about the key mapping?
[09:28] <mjayk> noregret: in that case it should run absolutly fine my external screen works fine without installing or using the 2nd card
[09:28] <bekks> Someone please can clue me on why a specific nfs mount isnt shown in df? It is mounted, according to "mount" and "cat /etc/mtab". What can I do about it?
[09:28] <cfhowlett> Skyrider, no profanity in this channel.
[09:29] <Skyrider> Is that really 'that' offensive?..
[09:29] <cfhowlett> Skyrider, this is a family friendly channel.  if you can't/won't comply with that community expectation, I suggest you seek support elsewhere.
[09:30] <Skyrider> meh, fine.
[09:30] <Italian90> !paste
[09:32] <ocean> bekks: I remember something similar in RHEL, but never worked it out since it was no longer relevant to me. Might find clues here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1100026
[09:32] <ocean> and, any output on df /path/to/nfsmount ?
[09:33] <noregret> mjayk: cool
[09:34] <noregret> mjayk: coz i tried gnome 3 on centos 7, and it gave me hell, so i'm switching to ubuntu =)
[09:34] <bekks> ocean: Yeah, that works fine. It is just not showing in "df", but it does in "df /path/to/nfsmount".
[09:36] <rhumbot> hi all, im setting up a webserver on my ubuntu client. It will be reachable via vpn only, so I wont need any security there. Should I simply use XAMPP or are there any other useful packages?
[09:36] <mjayk> noregret: out of the box ive never had any problems, only when i try to upgrade to a different nvidia prop driver manually
[09:37] <bekks> !xampp | rhumbot
[09:37] <rhumbot> thanks bekks, im not asking for support but for package suggestions
[09:37] <bekks> rhumbot: you were just given them :)
[09:37] <rhumbot> oh :)
[09:37] <cfhowlett> rhumbot, you might ask #ubuntu-server or #ubunt-offtopic
[09:37] <rhumbot> I should read more carefully. sorry!
[09:38] <anjan> hi
[09:39] <anjan> kkss
[09:39] <Squidward> does anyone know which one this icon theme is? http://i.imgur.com/VGfIH13.png
[09:40] <Squidward> it looks good on clearlooks
[09:41] <cfhowlett> Squidward, oxygen if I'm not mistaken
[09:41] <musique> new from are input guroboy her message ?
[09:41] <Squidward> thanks cfhowlett
[09:41] <Squidward> ^_^
[09:41] <cfhowlett> Squidward, happy2help!
[09:41] <sui> thats not oxygen ...
[09:41] <cfhowlett> sui, please ...
[09:44] <musique> fucking all shit yasumaru new
[09:44] <cfhowlett> Squidward, !  clearlooks seems a closer match
[09:44] <cfhowlett> musique, stop
[09:44] <Squidward> is there a clearlooks icon theme?
[09:44] <Squidward> I don't mean the gtk2 theme
[09:45] <noregret> mjayk: you on 15.10 ?
[09:46] <musique> im suppose never get same you
[09:48] <mahesh_> hi
[09:48] <adac> How to install a certain version in apt-get?
[09:48] <adac> wouldn't it be: apt-get install -y docker-engine=1.8.3
[09:48] <cfhowlett> adac, specify the full package name
[09:49] <adac> cfhowlett, alright that works! apt-get install -y docker-engine=1.8.3-0~trusty
[09:49] <musique> omg
[09:50] <cfhowlett> adac, happy2help!
[09:50] <adac> cfhowlett, thank you very much sir!
[09:51] <mjayk> noregret: not at the moment but I had it on a laptop last week
[09:51] <Twirl> anyone knows what are the advantages of switching from 15.04 to 15.10 ?
[09:52] <baizon> Twirl: support ends soon for 15.04
[09:52] <baizon> Twirl: updated packages also
[09:52] <Twirl> baizon: how?
[09:53] <musique> baozon ebm
[09:53] <Twirl> baizon: i thought 15.04 was the LTS?
[09:53] <cfhowlett> !LTS | Twirl
[09:53] <baizon> Twirl: 12.04 LTS, 14.04 LTS, 16.04 LTS
[09:53] <Twirl> so 15.04 won't be LTS?
[09:54] <baizon> Twirl: is never was
[09:54] <cfhowlett> never will be
[09:54] <cfhowlett> Twirl, it does help to read release notes ...
[09:54] <Twirl> yea
[09:54] <Twirl> well any particular advantages from switching from 15.04 to 15.10?
[09:55] <bekks> Twirl: Yeah, continued support, since 15.04 will be EOL soon.
[09:55] <cfhowlett> Twirl, support for 15.04 ends ... soon.
[09:55] <Twirl> fuk
[09:55] <Twirl> when?
[09:55] <cfhowlett> Twirl, release notes.  read themz.
[09:56] <baizon> Twirl: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[09:56] <Twirl> "Ubuntu 15.04 will be supported for 9 months"
[09:57] <Twirl> so, how do i know when those 9 months end?
[09:57] <Twirl> it doesnt say from when
[09:57] <bekks> Twirl: It was released in April. Now count :P
[09:57] <Ben64> ubuntu 15.04 = 2015.04
[09:57] <sui> Twirl: year 15, month 04
[09:57] <Ben64> the version is the date!
[09:57] <cfhowlett> Twirl, really?  let's see: released in April.  count 9 months ..
[09:57] <cfhowlett> Twirl, you might just want to install 14.04 = 3 years desktop support.
[09:58] <Twirl> 1 month left
[09:58] <Ben64> 5 years
[09:58] <_KaLiF> i had dual boot psx and ubuntu 15.04 when i updated on 15.10 i cannot boot on ubuntu the partition still exist
[09:58] <_KaLiF> maybee use live cd
[09:58] <cfhowlett> Ben64, true.  only 3 years on xubuntu
[09:58] <Twirl> so, 15.10 up to when?
[09:58] <sui> or use ubuntu server and install a desktop package of your choice
[09:58] <Ben64> cfhowlett: still? i thought they went to 5
[09:58] <_KaLiF> before i use Alt only for booting on osx
[09:58] <Ben64> Twirl: use math
[09:58] <bekks> Twirl: 9 monzhs from April results in not 11.
[09:58] <baizon> Twirl: i posted a link where you have all the information
[09:58] <cfhowlett> Ben64, as xfce provides only 3 years support, xubuntu = 3 years
[09:59] <Twirl> baizon: nice, just see it
[09:59] <_KaLiF> how can i configure the bootloader>>>
[09:59] <Ben64> cfhowlett: yeah i thought they went up to 5 too
[09:59] <cfhowlett> sadly, no
[10:00] <darshana12> php5-fpm using 100% cpu
[10:00] <darshana12> can anyone please help me
[10:00] <musique> do as are you comedian ?
[10:01] <Twirl> so is there any advantage from 14.04 to 15.10?
[10:01] <_KaLiF> apt-get get down
[10:01] <cfhowlett> LTS
[10:01] <bekks> Twirl: Longer support. LTS.
[10:01] <munsking> hello, my friend is trying to install ubuntu on his laptop but the installation fails because there "isn't enough space", what doesn't have enough space? the USB drive he's installing it from(4GB)? the RAM(3GB)? the target HDD(80gb)?
[10:01] <Twirl> bekks, cfhowlett no that is from 15.10 to 14.04 i mean the other way around
[10:01] <cfhowlett> munsking, probably the  HDD.  did he partition?
[10:02] <cfhowlett> Twirl, for long term support, install LTS>  stop worrying about the version number
[10:02] <Twirl> cfhowlett: im not asking about that
[10:03] <baizon> munsking: well he did something wrong while installing, or the hard drive is broken
[10:03] <munsking> cfhowlett: we can't even get to the partitioning part, it crashes before that, that's why it's so weird
[10:03] <Twirl> cfhowlett: is there any advantage to switch from 14.04 to 15.10?
[10:03] <chotaz`w> IS there a way to get chrome desktop notifications in ubuntu?(mainly for gmail)
[10:03] <bekks> Twirl: No.
[10:03] <mjayk> noregret: any luck :) ?
[10:03] <cfhowlett> Twirl, IMHO, no.
[10:03] <cfhowlett> YMMV
[10:03] <munsking> baizon: the hdd isn't broken, i had arch installed on it before putting it in his laptop
[10:04] <bekks> Twirl: Switching involves upgrading to 14.10 (EOL), upgrading to 15.04, upgrading to 15.10
[10:04] <Twirl> bekks: no im already at 15.04
[10:04] <bekks> Twirl: You asked about 14.04 to 15.10.
[10:04] <baizon> munsking: then maybe he picked the wrong hard drive
[10:04] <cfhowlett> munsking, 3 gb is rather on the minimal side, but would not throw an "out of space" error.
[10:04] <Twirl> bekks: yea because ppl are suggesting i downgrade
[10:04] <Ben64> not downgrade, install 14.04
[10:04] <Twirl> bekks: anyways im wondering if there is any real advantage like speed etc
[10:05] <bekks> Twirl: Reinstall, not downgrade.
[10:05] <bekks> Twirl: LTS gives you longer support.
[10:05] <Ben64> theres not really going to be any speed differences between versions
[10:05] <chotaz`w> !lts , this might clarify you a bit | Twirl
[10:05] <Ben64> and if there was, you'd get it soon by LTS enablement
[10:06] <Twirl> not only speed but other improvements?
[10:06] <Twirl> that was just the first thing that crossed my mind
[10:06] <mjayk> Twirl: main advantages are faster software updates and generally better hardware support, downsides are support length and possible stability
[10:06] <Twirl> it could be anything, better networking
[10:06] <baizon> Twirl: http://www.hecticgeek.com/2015/04/ubuntu-15-04-review/
[10:07] <Twirl> mjayk: sounds good
[10:07] <baizon> Twirl: http://askubuntu.com/questions/613567/what-benefits-would-i-see-upgrading-from-14-04-to-15-04-and-what-are-some-caveat
[10:07] <Twirl> baizon: nice
[10:07] <bekks> Twirl: Hardware enablement stacks backport these features to LTS. So basically: use LTS.
[10:08] <musique> thanks pooh
[10:08] <kp666_> list
[10:08] <Twirl> bekks: i doubt there is no real advantage of switching to newer versions
[10:08] <mjayk> Twirl: as bekks said use LTS unless there is a feature you need that is not there or hardware support which is not there yet
[10:09] <bekks> Twirl: You may doubt whatever you like, we are just telling you the facts. :)
[10:09] <noregret> mjayk: so 15.10 should support that out of the box, right ?
[10:09] <mjayk> noregret: for me yes it did i used it on a 730m and intel
[10:09] <Twirl> bekks: dont say 'we', also i see tons of improvements in the blog post that mjayk shared
[10:10] <bekks> Twirl: I say "we", since "we" are more than just me who told you the same.
[10:10] <noregret> mjayk: cool, thanks. It is currently getting installed
[10:10] <mjayk> noregret: but to use the nvidia gpu you need to install some stuff, however if you dont want it then (for me) it just worked
[10:10] <Twirl> bekks: nope cfhowlett said YMMV
[10:10] <cfhowlett> Twirl, so far as I can see, your question was asked and answered.  please leave me out of further discussions.
[10:10] <musique> cannot talk this noobi
[10:11] <mjayk> noregret: everything that went wrong for me happened on my first install after i tried to install some beta drivers from the nvidia website and then went on to mess up some config files
[10:11] <Twirl> cfhowlett: sorry
[10:14] <MBorges> hello everyone
[10:14] <MBorges> good morning
[10:14] <MBorges> :-)
[10:15] <MBorges> anyone arround?
[10:15] <cfhowlett> MBorges, ask your ubuntu question.
[10:15] <baizon> !ask | MBorges
[10:16] <MBorges> thanks for clearing that up friends. :-)
[10:17] <MBorges> I'm trying to move a server 2003 network ad to ubuntu server samba 4
[10:17] <cfhowlett> !server | MBorges the server channel would probably be better
[10:18] <MBorges> ok thanks. I'll ask there. :-)
[10:18] <MBorges> And thanks again for being frendly... havent used irc for almost 15 years... lol
[10:40] <leeyaa> hello
[10:40] <leeyaa> why does apt get stuck at: 100% [1 Packages bzip2 0 B] [Waiting for headers]
[10:40] <leeyaa> i tried several mirrors
[10:41] <leeyaa> it happens when i run apt-get update
[10:42] <hateball> leeyaa: do you perhaps have ipv6 enabled but no proper routing via your ISP?
[10:42] <hateball> leeyaa: try "sudo sysctl -w net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6=1" before you run apt-get
[10:43] <leeyaa> hateball: i strongly doubt it has anything to do with the isp. servers are in a dc
[10:43] <_KaLiF> and if i try sudoku su
[10:43] <mjayk> leeyaa: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list maybe the problem is in there
[10:43] <hateball> leeyaa: and your servers talk to the mirrors using not an ISP, but... magic?
[10:43] <leeyaa> mjayk: i tried multiple mirrors
[10:44] <cfhowlett> leeyaa, lsb_release -a | nc termbin.com 9999
[10:44] <_KaLiF> apt-get get down
[10:44] <cfhowlett> _Kai_,
[10:44] <hjjg> could somebody with linux-image-3.19 do a modinfo ixgbe for me?
[10:44] <cfhowlett> !behelpful | _KaLiF,
[10:45] <hjjg> I can't get my Intel X540 10GBe network card to work.
[10:45] <bijan_> I did an "apt-get dist-upgrade" on my production machine running 14.04 LTS.  Is there a way to rollback? I want to stay on the most stable path as possible
[10:45] <ukulele> hi, how can i run a .swf? I've installed flash player on my xubuntu but it doesn't run. Can anyone help me?
[10:45] <_KaLiF> i prefer joking... sorry
[10:45] <hjjg> ixgbe version 3.15.1-k is running here
[10:45] <cfhowlett> hjjg, http://paste.ubuntu.com/12988382/
[10:45] <leeyaa> cfhowlett: you could ask me which version im using ;p
[10:45] <leeyaa> its 14.04 lts
[10:46] <mjayk> bijan_: afaik you cant rollback
[10:46] <cfhowlett> bijan_, that command will bring you to the latest 14.04.3
[10:46] <hjjg> cfhowlett: thank you!
[10:46] <cfhowlett> hjjg, happy2help!
[10:46] <leeyaa> hateball: no but i have other servers there that dont experience this
[10:46] <musique> be right
[10:46] <musique> but cut off
[10:46] <bijan_> so beeing on 14.04.03 LTS is okay for me
[10:46] <bijan_> but I don't want any unstable packages
[10:46] <cfhowlett> bijan_, no reason it should not be.
[10:46] <hjjg> which transition package should I use if I want to get kernel 3.19 instead of 3.13 on ubuntu LTS?
[10:47] <leeyaa> in general what can be the reasons for slow apt
[10:47] <hjjg> kernel 3.19 latest. with updates :)
[10:48] <hjjg> AFAIK I should not use "apt-get install linux-image-extra-3.19.0-31-generic" as this would not update the kernel if there are patch releases
[10:51] <bijan_> which kernel is supposed to be used with 14.04.03 LTS server?
[10:52] <hateball> hjjg: linux-generic-lts-vivid in that case
[10:52] <baizon> bijan_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux%20image%20server&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[10:53] <bijan_> <IP_ADDRESS>.72 [security]: amd64 i386 ?
[10:53] <baizon> bijan_: yes
[10:54] <bijan_> thx
[10:54] <baizon> bijan_: well but you can also use newer one if you want
[10:55] <baizon> bijan_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack
[10:55] <bijan_> baizon: no need for that. I just want the latest stable
[10:55] <asanchezp> hola
[10:55] <bijan_> my cloudhoster (digital ocean) makes me manually select kernels from their admin panel
[10:56] <baizon> bijan_: ou ok
[10:57] <ukulele> hi, how can i run a .swf? I've installed flash player on my xubuntu but it doesn't run. Can anyone help me?
[10:58] <baizon> ukulele: https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/gnash/
[10:59] <ukulele> baizon, it doesn't work. The same file works fine on W7.
[11:01] <baizon> ukulele: well, abobe doesnt support any other platform then windows. Have you tried running it with gnash?
[11:01] <LaserAllan> anyone know of any efficient way to setup cifs share through cli?
[11:01] <dupingping> hi everyone.
[11:01] <bekks> LaserAllan: Edit the smb.conf
[11:01] <dupingping> who can help me?
[11:01] <dupingping> https://www.ubuntu-user.com/Magazine/Current-Issue
[11:02] <k1l> ukulele: you can open it with the browser, like firefox
[11:02] <dupingping> who bought the issue as a PDF?
[11:02] <k1l> dupingping: you know that this is offtopic in here
[11:02] <ukulele> baizon, i did it but it doesn't work as it should. It's an interactive video lesson but it shows me just the very first clip, nothing else.
[11:02] <dupingping> yes, i see.
[11:02] <LaserAllan> bekks: The thign is tha tI have a NAS and a ubuntu server that i want to be able to acess the files on the NAS via cifs
[11:02] <LaserAllan> To do that do i only have to edit that conf file?
[11:02] <metRo_> Hello, I want to give my pc a network name so instead of access it by IP I can access it by name, so it can be connected by ethernet or wireless and the name is always the same (I cant give him a fix IP)
[11:03] <metRo_> how can I do that?
[11:03] <bekks> LaserAllan: So consult the documentation of the NAS on how to create CIFS shares.
[11:03] <LaserAllan> I guess I also have to setup a rc.local script to make that do it on every startup
[11:03] <bekks> LaserAllan: you dont have to touch rc.local at all.
[11:03] <baizon> ukulele: open it in your webbrowser?
[11:03] <ukulele> baizon, it doesn't work.
[11:03] <baizon> ukulele: else you can try chromium which has an integrated flash
[11:03] <ukulele> baizon, i did. Same as firefox.
[11:04] <LaserAllan> So how can i make the ubuntu server connect to the nas with cifs on startup?
[11:04] <bekks> LaserAllan: Edit your /etc/fstab for mounting your shares.
[11:04] <baizon> ukulele: well then im sorry, i havent used flash for a year now
[11:04] <baizon> ukulele: maybe someone else can help in this matter
[11:05] <leeyaa> ok apparently someone decided to use noatime,nodiratime,errors=remount-ro 0 1 for mount options for /
[11:05] <leeyaa> what the hell
[11:06] <ukulele> baizon, thanks. Any way to convert an .swf file in something else? Just asking
[11:06] <leeyaa> oh i mean  sync,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[11:06] <leeyaa> why would you add sync -.-
[11:06] <LaserAllan> bekks: Im quite new to this, what i dont udnerstand is how i can make the ubuntu machine connect to the freeNAS share on startup.
[11:06] <bekks> LaserAllan: By adding the shares you want to mount to /etc/fstab
[11:06] <bekks> !fstab | LaserAllan
[11:07] <akik> LaserAllan: here's an example fstab line //server/share /home/username/share cifs user,_netdev,cache=none,credentials=/home/username/.cifs-credentials 0 0
[11:08] <unclutter> Hi! I recently installed 15.10 on an optimus laptop. Tried getting bumblebee to work, but it left me with a faulty 'xorg.conf', which gets regenerated every boot. Tried removing all packages listed in the latest entries of '/var/log/apt/history.log', so I could at least use the intel driver, but still faulty 'xorg.conf' every boot. Could really use some help
[11:08] <Ben64> bumblebee is old and bad, use nvidia-prime instead, it comes with ubuntu
[11:09] <unclutter> tried that too.. nvida-current crashed X
[11:10] <akik> LaserAllan: you can find the syntax for the cifs credentials file here: https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/mount.cifs.8.html
[11:10] <Ben64> unclutter: tried it when? you might have messed stuff up with bumblebee
[11:11] <timaaarrreee> hey ive been continually working on this multiplayer draw web app would be nice if people could try draw on it for testing purposes at https://udraw.me cheers
[11:11] <unclutter> Ben64: I might, but I could never get the nvidia driver to work in the first place
[11:12] <Ben64> what video card
[11:13] <unclutter> geforce GT 555M
[11:15] <Ben64> unclutter: well that is supported, so maybe reinstall 14.04 and this time don't do any bumblebee stuff, and have the internet connected during install
[11:16] <unclutter> found this bug report though: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bumblebee/+bug/1508573
[11:17] <k1l> unclutter: bumblebee is deprecated. nvidia-prime is the new method supported from nvidia
[11:17] <Ben64> yep thats what i said
[11:18] <LaserAllan> Thanks guys
[11:18] <LaserAllan> THis is really helpful:)
[11:20] <unclutter> Shouldn't purging bumblebee remove all traces of it?
[11:22] <k1l> unclutter: only the things that are made during install. not the things that are made from the program on first run etc. aptget cant know about that
[11:22] <skinux> A little help please. My full desktop appears to be showing (inside VM), but Settings window is only showing part and I can't scroll to see the rest of it.
[11:22] <skinux> Is this a Ubuntu issue or a VBox issue?
[11:23] <k1l> skinux: hold alt key and grab with the mouse and shove the window
[11:23] <skinux> Shove the window how? Because that doesn't seem to be helping any.
[11:24] <wd> hello all
[11:25] <k1l> it sounds like the vbox window is too small to show the whole windows inside the vm. so you need to shove the windows. or you make the vm window bigger
[11:25] <cfhowlett> skinux, yep.  screen resolution in that vbox
[11:28] <EriC^^> he says his whole desktop shows though, kind of odd
[11:33] <skinux> Here is what I see: http://imgur.com/ozbvb6n
[11:33] <k1l> skinux: way too small vm window /resolution. make sure you install the guest additions
[11:41] <feitingen> unattended-upgrade does not correctly check for dpkg lock and started while i was running another apt-get install process, and now my system is broken.
[11:44] <feitingen> how can i report this bug without spending hours with the broken bugtracker website?
[11:44] <EriC^^> !bugs
[11:50] <feitingen> great, i need to open a browser, but my browser was broken by the bug!
[11:50] <skinux> It's taking a while to install Guest Additions
[11:50] <borgcube> join #ipfp
[11:51] <skinux> I really don't like running Ubuntu in a VM inside Windows. But difficulties in dual-booting my system force me into it for now.
[11:51] <skinux> I'm only doing so because it's proving to be a bitch to get Ruby on Rails setup on Windows.
[11:52] <feitingen> why does all things ubuntu have a consitently low quality, to the point where canonical need to have a "thousand papercut"-project to attempt to deal with the low quality code?
[11:52] <feitingen> it's great to try to fix the thousand papercut bugs, but as long as new ones are produced at canonical it's a dead end
[11:52] <k1l> feitingen: i dont think that discussion brings you some advantage now, does it?
[11:53] <agent_white> feitingen: Good point on the bug. But why are you attempting an upgrade and at the same time installing a package?
[11:55] <feitingen> agent_white: unattended-upgrade started without my knowledge while i was installing some programs and destroyed the pkgcache, and now i'm just ranting :/
[11:55] <agent_white> feitingen: Ahhhh! That isn't good... I hope you do report it then.
[11:55] <EriC^^> what do you mean by the pkgcache?
[11:56] <agent_white> There are bugs to fix, then BUGS to fix. :P
[12:00] <feitingen> EriC^^: just what the first apt-get complained about. i think the problem is around Unattended-Upgrade::AutoFixInterruptedDpkg, it checks if the dpkg journal is dirty and fixes it if it is, but this time it was dirty for a reason
[12:01] <k1l> which is a "dpkg --force-confold --configure -a"
[12:01] <hjjg> hateball: thank you! linux-generic-lts-vivid is great :)
[12:01] <hateball> hjjg: :)
[12:03] <feitingen> k1l: which shouldn't be able to fix it with an active lock, which my other apt-get process should have, so that seems to be a dead end. I wonder where the problem is then
[12:05] <EriC^^> does unattended-upgrades have a log in /var/log?
[12:06] <somsip> EriC^^: it runs under a cronjob, so gets triggered by cron.daily in syslog, or check /var/log/apt/history
[12:06] <EriC^^> feitingen: ^
[12:07] <mikkqu> hey guys, i'm not linux master, could you take a look at my problem
[12:07] <mikkqu> i've tried to install gcc-multilib but then something's awfully broken
[12:07] <skinux> Thanks for the help guys. Got the problem solved
[12:07] <mikkqu> so i can't even uninstall it
[12:07] <mikkqu> gcc-5-multilib : Depends: libc6-dev-i386 (>= 2.11) but it is not going to be installed
[12:07] <cfhowlett> mikkqu, post your error messages
[12:08] <mikkqu> E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[12:08] <mikkqu> this is the output from apt-get remove gcc-multilib
[12:08] <mikkqu> apt-get -f install doesn't help also
[12:09] <mikkqu> mkxcpp@xmikhka:~$ sudo apt-get -f install
[12:09] <mikkqu> Preparing to unpack .../libc6-dev-i386_2.21-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb ...
[12:09] <mikkqu> Unpacking libc6-dev-i386 (2.21-0ubuntu4) ...
[12:09] <mikkqu> dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6-dev-i386_2.21-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite '/usr/include/fpu_control.h', which is also in package libc6-dev-amd64:i386 2.21-0ubuntu4
[12:09] <mikkqu> Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6-dev-i386_2.21-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb
[12:10] <mikkqu> can you advise some workaround to this?
[12:10] <Pigo> hi room
[12:11] <EriC^^> maybe remove the libc6-dev-i386 mik
[12:11] <EriC^^> mikkqu: ^
[12:11] <EriC^^> mikkqu: type arch
[12:11] <Pigo> i have one problem i have a Ubuntu 15.04, i connetc this from ssh but not with SFTP. you can help me?
[12:11] <mikkqu> arch x64-86
[12:11] <mikkqu> mkxcpp@xmikhka:~$ sudo apt-get remove libc6-dev-i386
[12:11] <mikkqu> Package 'libc6-dev-i386' is not installed, so not removed
[12:11] <mikkqu> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[12:11] <mikkqu> The following packages have unmet dependencies: gcc-5-multilib : Depends: libc6-dev-i386 (>= 2.11) but it is not going to be installed libc6-dev-x32 : Depends: libc6-dev-i386 (= 2.21-0ubuntu4) but it is not going to be installed
[12:11] <mikkqu> E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[12:11] <agent_white> And in the future, good to check to see what packages rely on it with `apt-cache rdepends`
[12:13] <mikkqu> it seems to me I should remove them somehow bypassing apt-get manager
[12:15] <mikkqu> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eglibc/+bug/1365375
[12:15] <mikkqu> looks like it's known bug
[12:16] <agent_white> mikkqu: `dpkg --remove libc6-dev-i386` - `apt-get install -f gcc-multilib`   ?
[12:17] <mikkqu> agent_white: >>  Package 'libc6-dev-i386' is not installed, so not removed
[12:17] <mikkqu> and I can't install it because it conflicts with libc-dev-amd64
[12:17] <mikkqu> they tring to overwrite the same file /usr/include/fpu_control.h
[12:18] <Ben64> uh... uninstalled libc? thats a bad idea
[12:18] <VergilPrime> I only just noticed this... there's no clock... anywhere...
[12:18] <VergilPrime> Um.
[12:18] <EriC^^> mikkqu: try dpkg -P --force-remove-reinstreq libc6-dev-i386
[12:18] <mikkqu> i don't have libc6-dev-i386 installed because I have libc-dev-amd64 installed
[12:18] <mikkqu> *libc6-dev-amd64 - and they conflicting with each other
[12:19] <mikkqu> i'm on x86_64 arch
[12:19] <agent_white> Install libc6-dev-i386 ?
[12:19] <mikkqu> agent_white: >> and I can't install it because it conflicts with libc-dev-amd6
[12:19] <agent_white> They shouldn't conflict...
[12:19] <EriC^^> mikkqu: that dpkg command should work, did you try it?
[12:20] <mikkqu> EriC^^: I've tried it, it tells me that the package is not installed - nothing to remove
[12:20] <mikkqu> agent_white: here is the output
[12:20] <mikkqu> Unpacking libc6-dev-i386 (2.21-0ubuntu4) ...
[12:20] <mikkqu> dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6-dev-i386_2.21-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite '/usr/include/fpu_control.h', which is also in package libc6-dev-amd64:i386 2.21-0ubuntu4
[12:20] <mikkqu> Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6-dev-i386_2.21-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb
[12:20] <EriC^^> mikkqu: are you sure?
[12:21] <mikkqu> EriC^^:
[12:21] <mikkqu> mkxcpp@xmikhka:~$ sudo dpkg -P --force-remove-reinstreq libc6-dev-i386
[12:21] <mikkqu> dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove libc6-dev-i386 which isn't installed
[12:21] <EriC^^> man dpkg says "A package marked reinst-required is broken  and  requires  reinstallation. These packages cannot be removed, unless forced with option --force-remove-reinstreq"
[12:22] <EriC^^> mikkqu: if you're brave enough, you could try dpkg -P --force-all libc6-dev-i386
[12:22] <mikkqu> EriC^^:
[12:22] <mikkqu> mkxcpp@xmikhka:~$ sudo dpkg -P --force-all libc6-dev-i386
[12:22] <mikkqu> dpkg: warning: ignoring request to remove libc6-dev-i386 which isn't installed
[12:22] <feitingen> EriC^^: thanks, sorry about the rant
[12:22] <EriC^^> feitingen: np :)
[12:23] <Fribourgeois> salut à tous
[12:23] <agent_white> mikkqu: `sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386` -- then try again.
[12:23] <agent_white> mikkqu: When did you update last?
[12:23] <mikkqu> I'm on the latest release possible
[12:23] <mikkqu> 15.10 with recent update (about a week ago)
[12:24] <mikkqu> sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
[12:24] <agent_white> After you run that command, update again.
[12:24] <mikkqu> doesn't help, the same error occured
[12:24] <mikkqu> dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6-dev-i386_2.21-0ubuntu4_amd64.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite '/usr/include/fpu_control.h', which is also in package libc6-dev-amd64:i386 2.21-0ubuntu4
[12:25] <mikkqu> looks like both these packages really wants this file
[12:25] <musique> hahaha
[12:25] <mikkqu> I accept the fact that I can't have them both. so, how do I clean everything up now
[12:25] <EriC^^> mikkqu: maybe if you remove libc6-dev-amd64
[12:25] <mikkqu> EriC^^: i think that's not really good idea
[12:26] <EriC^^> it's just a dev package though no
[12:26] <EriC^^> let me see what will be removed too on my system
[12:26] <EriC^^> basically the compilers will be removed
[12:27] <mikkqu> mkxcpp@xmikhka:~$ sudo apt-get remove libc6-dev-amd64
[12:27] <mikkqu> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[12:27] <mikkqu> The following packages have unmet dependencies: gcc-5-multilib : Depends: libc6-dev-i386 (>= 2.11) but it is not going to be installed libc6-dev-x32 : Depends: libc6-dev-i386 (= 2.21-0ubuntu4) but it is not going to be installed
[12:27] <mikkqu> E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[12:27] <mikkqu> sorry for spam, fail again
[12:27] <EriC^^> mikkqu: try sudo apt-get -f remove libc6-dev-amd64
[12:27] <EriC^^> i think that should work
[12:27] <mikkqu> EriC^^: just the same message
[12:28] <EriC^^> mikkqu: ok, maybe remove with dpkg then
[12:28] <EriC^^> you just need to get it removed, to remove the other libc6-dev-i386 after it installs
[12:28] <mikkqu> EriC^^: ok, removed it
[12:28] <EriC^^> then reinstall the dev-amd64
[12:28] <mikkqu> and libc-dev-i386 installed succesfully
[12:28] <EriC^^> mikkqu: ok, now run sudo apt-get -f install
[12:28] <EriC^^> ok, now remove the -dev-i386
[12:29] <agent_white> mikkqu: Also, you may need to remove gcc before adding gcc multilibs. As the multilibs package replaces gcc.
[12:30] <mikkqu> oops
[12:30] <mikkqu> after i run "apt-get remove gcc"
[12:30] <mikkqu> it removed nvidia drivers, build-essential
[12:30] <mikkqu> and a lot of stuff
[12:30] <agent_white> mikkqu: Remove libc6-dev-x32, then remove libc6-dev-i386, then try again.
[12:34] <mikkqu> sudo apt-get install tells me that: libc6-amd64:i386 libc6-dev:i386 libc6-x32 no longer required
[12:34] <mikkqu> although gcc works fine now
[12:34] <agent_white> mikkqu: Makes sense since you're moving to the multilib version.
[12:36] <mikkqu> yeah, I unistalled the crap, installed gcc-multilib and now everything works fine
[12:36] <mikkqu> I started it all just to be able to compile with -m32 on AMD64 machine
[12:36] <mikkqu> and it works now, thanks!
[12:37] <pbx> after installing xfce (not using it, using unity at the moment) my notifications for sound volume have disappeared. others remain (though are in xfce style). how to fix?
[12:42] <ratbuddy__> howdy! anyone know of a backported modern version of curl for 12.04? google turns up nothin, and 7.22 only supports TLS1 :-/
[12:42] <JOKERX> ciao
[12:44] <pbx> ratbuddy__, is it hard to build?
[12:44] <ratbuddy__> not sure, that's a bit over my head :P
[12:45] <somsip> ratbuddy__: see !ppa, but https://launchpad.net/~rsrchboy/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+build/5650410
[12:45] <kishan9778> Halo
[12:45] <ratbuddy__> hmm, also need an updated perl WWW::Curl::Easy to support TLS 1.1 and 1.2
[12:45] <somsip> ratbuddy__: also http://linuxg.net/how-to-install-curl-7-36-0-on-ubuntu-linux-mint-pinguy-os-and-elementary-os-systems/
[12:47] <ratbuddy__> thanks somsip but the second link doesn't apply to 12.04 :)
[12:47] <ratbuddy__> first link is promising though
[12:48] <ratbuddy__> ohh it's a new repo
[12:48] <ratbuddy__> shoot, I don't think I'm allowed to use those
[12:48] <somsip> ratbuddy__: "In this article I will show you how to install cURL 7.36.0 on Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr, Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander, Ubuntu 12.0" so I'm surprised, but oh well
[12:48] <somsip> missed "4" on paste
[12:49] <somsip> !ppa | ratbuddy__ (you need to be aware of this though)
[12:49] <ratbuddy__> will have to check with security if I can install from there :-/
[12:49] <JOKERX> ciao
[12:49] <JOKERX> !list
[12:50] <noregret> mjayk: i was viewing ubuntu after i finised installation with the exernal screen. i remove the VGA plug of the external screen and ubuntu reboots.. what could I do now? should I go ahead and install the drivers or something ?
[12:51] <JOKERX> !list
[12:52] <cfhowlett> I'm on 64 bit.  Need to install a 32 bit vlc.  what is the CLI command?
[12:56] <hateball> cfhowlett: why 32-bit? apt-get install vlc:i386, should do it
[12:56] <cfhowlett> hateball, I'm setting up a USB for carry around.
[12:58] <cfhowlett> hateball, I'm going to download / save the .debs to the USB.
[13:12] <poppingtonic> I'd like to install ubuntu on a machine with FreeDOS. It's got UEFI, so I'd like to be careful when I set up partitions, since I'd like to install windows 10 later. Can anyone give me advice on partition sizes & types? I'm going for 100G Ubuntu, 200G Windows and 700G data. What size should I set up for a EFI boot partition?
[13:19] <cfhowlett> poppingtonic,  my /boot/efi = 525mb
[13:23] <NicholasCage> http://sprunge.us/jeiD - I have no idea why I can't get my Banshee media player to work or how I would go about, would gladly appreciate the help
[13:31] <NicholasCage> My Banshee player crashes when I start it
[13:31] <poppingtonic> cfhowlett: Alright, that's cool. What about a physical volume for encryption?
[13:32] <cfhowlett> poppingtonic, I don't use one or have enough knowledge to advise.  ask someone else. sorr
[13:32] <Rexter> NicholasCage: You might try clearing out the library, and then importing the music again. This will loose all your playlists though.
[13:33] <MrJones> hi
[13:33] <NicholasCage> Rexter: Did you view my sprunge and base that reply on what the error report stated?
[13:33] <MrJones> how can I specify a fingerprint for apt-key adv --recv-keys which needs to match and otherwise results in an abort?
[13:33] <Rexter> NicholasCage: no, just walked in
[13:33] <NicholasCage> Rexter: oh..
[13:33] <NicholasCage> http://sprunge.us/jeiD Well here's the sprunge, this is what it says when I open it through terminal
[13:36] <noregret> mjayk: there?
[13:39] <poppingtonic> cfhowlett: ok
[13:39] <Rexter> NicholasCage: Do you think Banshee uses Mono? It seems too old for that.
[13:39] <NicholasCage> No idea at all man
[13:39] <poppingtonic> what's the recommended size for a physical encryption partition if my ubuntu partition is 100G?
[13:40] <Rexter> NicholasCage: well there is a clue at the botom, about an issue with the mono runtime. have you tried reinstalling Banshee?
[13:42] <TrenxT> hey folks... need a hand here... im typing this command and im getting a pesky error
[13:42] <TrenxT> sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/mods-available/scgi.load /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/scgi.load
[13:42] <NicholasCage> !solved it
[13:42] <TrenxT> ln: failed to create symbolic link ‘/etc/apache2/mods-enabled/scgi.load’: File exists
[13:42] <NicholasCage> I erased the .config file and rescanned my library :3
[13:42] <TrenxT> ln failed to create symbolic link ‘/etc/apache2/mods-enabled/scgi.load’: File exists
[13:43] <Rexter> NicholasCage: any luck?
[13:43] <TrenxT> any ideas?
[13:43] <poppingtonic> TrenxT: what's your source file?
[13:43] <poppingtonic> you want to link mods-available/scgi.load to mods/enabled.scgi.load, right?
[13:44] <poppingtonic> *mods-enabled
[13:44] <TrenxT> poppingtonic im a noob at this try to help me with the terminology :D
[13:44] <TrenxT> im following a tut to install rtorrent
[13:45] <TrenxT> http://pastebin.com/EbXFSE95
[13:45] <TrenxT> thats where im at... but the first command is showing that "error"
[13:45] <poppingtonic> "ln -s /path/to/file /path/to/link" means "create a link from /path/to/file to /path/to/link"
[13:46] <Ben64> TrenxT: you've been doing that for hours, why not just use the version in ubuntu?
[13:46] <TrenxT> trying to learn a bit Ben64
[13:47] <TrenxT> so if it says file exists im ok and can continue?
[13:47] <Ben64> learn what, how to spend 6 hours doing something that could have been solved by "sudo apt-get install rtorrent" ?
[13:48] <TrenxT> :/
[13:48] <TrenxT> ok ill do that.. what happens with all the steps i took then?
[13:48] <Ben64> i don't know what steps you took
[13:49] <TrenxT> http://pastebin.com/0sJXgsQz
[13:49] <TrenxT> that
[13:50] <Rexter> NicholasCage: Great, I've seen that before. Even simple corruption is the library can so that.
[13:50] <Ben64> TrenxT: thats it?
[13:50] <TrenxT> yes
[13:50] <Ben64> none of that will affect it
[13:51] <TrenxT> so do what u said?
[13:51] <Ben64> is your goal just having a web accessible torrent client
[13:51] <TrenxT> yes
[13:51] <TrenxT> rtorrent + rutorrent
[13:51] <Ben64> deluge is in the repositories, and has a nice interface
[13:52] <TrenxT> no ive used it. dont like it
[13:52] <Ben64> you put torrents in one side and files come out the other
[13:52] <hateball> there's transmission, which also has a web interface
[13:52] <Ben64> same as everything else
[13:52] <TrenxT> ive used them in son seedboxes
[13:52] <TrenxT> i like rtorrent better
[13:52] <TrenxT> some(
[13:53] <TrenxT> so Ben64
[13:53] <Ben64> ok well rutorrent isn't in the repositories so you'll have to do that yourself
[13:54] <chotaz`w> TrenxT, I use deluge for the exact same problems and it has cleanly fulfilled my needs, but if you need rtorrent for any specific feature or just out of pure stubbornness, here: http://linoxide.com/ubuntu-how-to/setup-rtorrent-rutorrent/
[13:57] <TrenxT> will give this a shot
[13:57] <akik> there is a ppa for rtorrent & rutorrent
[13:57] <akik> https://launchpad.net/~tikhonov/+archive/ubuntu/rtorrent
[13:58] <akik> somebody's done the heavy lifting for you
[13:58] <wileee> ppa's are not supported here akik
[13:58] <chotaz`w> s/problems/purposes
[13:58] <akik> speaking of ppa's is forbidden?
[13:58] <jjjj85> ping
[13:59] <chotaz`w> not supported <> forbidden
[13:59] <wileee> !ppa | akik full disclosure is not
[13:59] <chotaz`w> as in, most people won't be able to help you with but someone might, out of their own experience.