[00:03] <nineball> help with a pulse equalizer?
[00:03] <ikonia> nineball: https://help.ubuntu.com will teach you the basics about all the things you've asked for help with
[00:03] <ikonia> then you can ask more specific questions and get real help
[00:08] <SpartanS63> Can anyone help me with the nvidia-prime package and multiple monitors?
[00:08] <Ubuntu1> question on backup, is there a way to compress my back up into a few separate folders to put on disk? I have limited space to back up too
[00:10] <tharkun> Ubuntu1: yes depending on how you made your backup or what are you backing up for the matter
[00:11] <SpartanS63> Can anyone provide some help with Nvidia Optimus laptops and multi-monitor configurations?
[00:13] <viper_67> Help removing kde plasma from saucy salamander ?
[00:13] <nineball> ikonia thanks
[00:13]  * Gaming4JC signed https://thedaywefightback.org/ petition o
[00:14] <viper_67> I uninstalled kde but kubuntu is splash screen , and kde desktop is still in my log on and still works
[00:15] <daftykins> viper_67: you removed every package in kubuntu-desktop ?
[00:16] <nineball> help with this Unable to locate package pulseaudio-equalizer
[00:16] <viper_67> daftykins, yes, I followed  a guide that removes everything and it's stll there
[00:17] <viper_67> daftykins, http://installion.co.uk/ubuntu/saucy/universe/k/kde-plasma-desktop/uninstall.html
[00:17] <daftykins> just a thought here but uh, that guide doesn't sound too good?
[00:18] <daftykins> viper_67: if you open a terminal and run "sudo apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop" what does it say? don't hit yes just yet.
[00:19] <jeffrey_f> Ubuntu1: You can script a zip or tar (or any other of your choice) to a destination folder then back up that particular folder ONLY.
[00:20] <rabbitear_sdf> ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDRErEj1o+Him9nR+kLHPL7Bhv1IMnvsuLQ0Z2FzXVJb4UjAYzAIxQGfGQc8EWbujoV8KcqT2mUTAXWR7qL1wxM734mwNZBHiCQWr2jNg4m+xrGio/UbC5UEcHs4hLYB3DI7Wxs9TJDpshhnRQiAUepD4qHc93MO2xw1hpn3FKJyoC6/xFjoS6fwJ0RC3IgQn6+M0iukmdvRIYxoxfsPpE+ueb6/nJIPrwB4LIxgByb5mDcsfD97cM1Z9o5ediWDAhVda3ro1kXm3rtVNYJq9HvtcTzoOXQqsBYcy+lxpGe39vGD7rN5h47IAELUqdr70V0BwiRvifgsWQbW8SLnmrl kreator@wumpus
[00:20] <viper_67> daftykins, http://ur1.ca/gm1ti
[00:21] <daftykins> viper_67: run "sudo apt-get autoremove"
[00:21] <viper_67> daftykins, already did
[00:22] <daftykins> could be worth a restart
[00:22] <viper_67> ok be right back
[00:23] <Gaming4JC> rabbitear_sdf: uh bro it's time to change your key now... O_o
[00:23] <rabbitear_sdf> Gaming4JC: I know, atleast it has a passphrase
[00:23] <ki7rw> can ubuntu be installed on a tablet?
[00:23] <hitsujiTMO> Gaming4JC: its a pubkey. perfectly ok to paste here
[00:24] <Gaming4JC> hmm :/
[00:24] <hitsujiTMO> !ubuntu-touch | ki7rw
[00:24] <hitsujiTMO> !touch | ki7rw
[00:24] <ki7rw> thanks
[00:25] <viper_67> daftykins, nope it still shows kubuntu when i restart, and the desktop is still availiable
[00:26] <daftykins> so it's just a session choice at login?
[00:26] <hitsujiTMO> viper_67: apt-cache show kubuntu-desktop | grep 'Recommends\|Depends'     remove from that list what you don't need
[00:26] <viper_67> daftykins, yea kde is still there, and i can use it
[00:26] <daftykins> http://superuser.com/questions/30112/kubuntu-to-ubuntu
[00:30] <viper_67> hitsujiTMO, that didn't do anything
[00:31] <viper_67> daftykins, restarting again
[00:31] <Busybyeski> if i "lock" my session, are currently running processes still active?
[00:31] <Busybyeski> like something compiling
[00:31] <TJ-> Busybyeski: yes
[00:32] <Busybyeski> TJ-: great, thanks!
[00:34] <nineball> ok found it
[00:35] <viper_67> daftykins, well i can't figure it out.
[00:36] <Ubuntu1> how do I add a PDF file to backup?  keep getting error
[00:36] <viper_67> Ubuntu1, what do you mean add it to backup
[00:37] <Ubuntu1> viper: putting folders together for backup but having a problem with PDF files and I dont know why
[00:37] <nineball> like backup.pdf?
[00:38] <hitsujiTMO> Ubuntu1: start by explaining exactly what you are doing, what you are expecting to happen and what actually happens
[00:38] <viper_67> my thoughts exactly
[00:40] <Ubuntu1> I dont need a full system backup, I dont have enough storage space so I gathering selective files, like pictures and documents, and some themes, brushes, and fonts........backup will not let me put pdf files in the list, I need these pdf files as they are manuals
[00:41] <hitsujiTMO> Ubuntu1: what exactly are using to backup?
[00:42] <viper_67> Ubuntu1, I see what your saying.  Could you just put all of your pd'f files together in a folder and use gzip to compress them
[00:42] <Ubuntu1> the only thing I have is cd/dvd
[00:42] <viper_67> Ubuntu1, cloud storage or google storage would be a work around for you. Google Drive
[00:45] <Ubuntu1> viper: I have just about 4 gig  how much will it cost to backup to Ubuntu One?
[00:59] <nenex> I dated a guy named Ubuntu once.  He would "play the bongos" on my ass.
[00:59] <user3214> Hi, I'm trying to test my friend's webcam from a Live USB (13.10), but when I try apt-get install cheese, I get an error "no installation candidate"
[01:01] <hitsujiTMO> user3214: you need to enable the universe repo, then apt-get update before installing
[01:01] <duhj> jitsujiTMO: So I reinstalled windows 8.1 with a disk and chose UEFI for the disk drive when i installed it. So now I ended up with the windows boot mgr being in UEFI mode but the normal windows partition is not, is that normal? Also I am still not getting windows as an option in GRUB, but the output of os-prober shows Windows now.
[01:02] <duhj> hitsujiTMO: ^
[01:03] <hitsujiTMO> duhj: in ubuntu run: sudo update-grub
[01:03] <duhj> hitsujiTMO: Somewhat unrelated but why not use update-grub2?
[01:04] <hitsujiTMO> duhj: ls -l `which update-grub2`        <- running this should explain
[01:08] <duhj> hitsujiTMO: Thankyou so much for the help! It worked!
[01:10] <user3214> hi hitsujiTMO, thanks, that worked :)
[01:21]  * ki7rw dosen't know what's going on but my line input setting keeps changing (sound card) - portaudio
[01:24] <Dice-Man> hitsujiTMO: i ran the app through the terminal and finally i could update my system
[01:24] <Dice-Man> the update manager app
[01:24] <Akiva-Mobile> I am curious whether this should be considered a bug in the ubuntu mono font: ⊃ is not mono
[01:27] <hitsujiTMO> Akiva-Mobile: depends on if that is a modifying char or not, but confirmed here, so most likely a bug
[01:28] <Akiva-Mobile> hitsujiTMO: what is a modifying char?
[01:28] <jake_> how guys been having a few issues with my graphics driver would anyone be able to give me some advise on this?
[01:29] <hitsujiTMO> Akiva-Mobile: some chars aren't actually used on they're own and are intended to be compounded with another char. these chars typically show up pretty funny
[01:30] <Akiva-Mobile> hummm, I mean, these are just symbols from symbolic deductive logic... I wonder of other mono languages monotize them
[01:30] <Akiva-Mobile> what is the most common mono font?
[01:31] <bricks413> hello!
[01:32] <hitsujiTMO> Akiva-Mobile: i've tested some other monospace fonts and the char shows up as the correct width there, go ahead and report the bug
[01:32] <Akiva-Mobile> hitsujiTMO: sure
[01:36] <hitsujiTMO> !away | LarrySteeze
[01:37] <LarrySteeze> Excuse me?
[01:37] <LarrySteeze> I didn't change my nick at all, I got disconnected. ZNC changed my nick automatically.
[01:38] <she_dyed> its the bot
[01:38] <LarrySteeze> hitsujitom is a bot?
[01:39] <LarrySteeze> hitsujitmo that is
[01:39] <she_dyed> no, ubottu oh now i see my bad Larry
[01:39] <hitsujiTMO> LarrySteeze: you should configure znc to /away rather than change nick
[01:40] <LarrySteeze> hitsujitmo: sadly, I don't believe I have that option as I do not manage the znc server.
[01:40] <LarrySteeze> fortunately, I only get disconnected once every couple weeks or months though, so you should not see it often.
[01:54] <canthearyou> Can anyone help me with an audio issue I'm having? Pretty new to Ubuntu, running 13.10. It's treating all sound outputs as an input, so I'm getting a really bad feedback loop on any sounds coming from the system.
[01:58] <Kolol> I know this isn't the exact channel, but #libreoffice is dead. Would someone be willing to take a question regarding Calc on LO?
[01:58] <tmager> canthearyou: I'm not a particular expert, but if you run alsamixer (in the terminal) and look at the playback and capture pages, do things that look like outputs appear in the capture page?
[01:59] <she_dyed> if all you get is silence after sprinting the question...
[01:59] <she_dyed> springing*
[01:59] <Kolol> s there a way to reduce the cells so that all can be shown on 1 page, (similar to how Excel does "Fit all Columns on Page" or "Fit Entire Sheet on Page")
[01:59] <Kolol> Is*
[02:00] <she_dyed> Kolol when you get to page layout or Print setup page, I think you'd find that checkbox there
[02:01] <canthearyou> tmager: it's just Mic Boost and Capture
[02:04] <ignacio> ayuda porfavor
[02:04] <ianorlin> !es
[02:05] <tmager> canthearyou: in the capture? hmm, okay... any odd sound hardware, or just default sound setup?
[02:05] <canthearyou> tmager: if I go into the sound settings and enable the mic the feedback (even if i turn off the actual physical switch on the mic to ensure there's no sound input) the feedback kicks up and above capture, appears CAPTURE in red
[02:05] <canthearyou> default sound setup. this is a brand new OS install
[02:07] <tmager> canthearyou: it sounds almost like you have the audio output tied into the mic input -- you say the feedback occurs without it being enabled, though?
[02:11] <canthearyou> so I should preface by saying I'm using an external headset, one with separate mic and headphone jacks, also has a mic off switch on the headset itself. when i go into the sound options and disable the microphone inputs, i still get the feedback/echoing
[02:12] <she_dyed> now go to capture and MM (Mute0 that input
[02:12] <she_dyed> (Mute)*
[02:13] <canthearyou> in capture all I have is Mic Boost and Capture
[02:13] <she_dyed> that CApture, slide down to 0
[02:14] <z1haze1> hello
[02:14] <canthearyou> okay
[02:14] <she_dyed> hey there z1haze1
[02:14] <skinux> Anyone know a way to get System Monitor to show name of tab/extension instead of a ton of Google Chrome processes?
[02:14] <z1haze1> is anyone here that was around when i had issues with permissions on my server yesterday or the day before?
[02:14] <z1haze1> im still inthe same boat and really wanna try to fix it, because i cant get the guy to reformat he keeps blowing me off
[02:15] <she_dyed> i wasn't here for the whole thing, just the tsil end
[02:15] <she_dyed> tail*
[02:15] <MysticalBurrito> Hello
[02:15] <z1haze1> well basically what i did, i goofed up chowning a directory
[02:15] <canthearyou> still getting crazy echoing with that turned all the way to 0
[02:15] <z1haze1> intsead of running ./ i typed /
[02:15] <z1haze1> and i overwrote the root directory for a lot of stuff
[02:15] <tmager> canthearyou: would having loopback enabled do that?
[02:15] <z1haze1> and now of course im having a lot of issues, cant sudo, cant use screen
[02:16] <z1haze1> but i do have root now, so i can try to fix it anyone could help me who knows a lot
[02:16] <she_dyed> do you recall who assisted you then
[02:17] <z1haze1> i cannot remember, there were a number of people
[02:17] <z1haze1> i think 1 in particular was very helpful but i cannot remember the name
[02:17] <MysticalBurrito> I was trying to install the Intel Graphics drivers in ubuntu 12.04 LTS and while installing the dependancies, my window borders disapeared so I rebooted, after rebooting I get the bootscreen which then halts and I get the error "Can not write bytes: Broken pipe"
[02:18] <she_dyed> but he might recognize your issue if you post in the forumsa big "THank you but"
[02:18] <z1haze1> can you help?
[02:18] <hewhomust> dude just ask your question
[02:18] <z1haze1> anyone with knowledge on permissions and linux would be able to help i think
[02:18] <z1haze1> hewhomust, are you talking to me?
[02:19] <hewhomust> yes no one can help you if they dont know whats wrong
[02:19] <canthearyou> tmager: I don't know what loopback is or if it would be enabled
[02:19] <somsip> z1haze1: if you want to find who they were, look here: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2014/02/ But just clearly state your problem on one line ans someone will help if they can
[02:19] <z1haze1> i already wrote wat was wrong
[02:19] <z1haze1> z1haze1> well basically what i did, i goofed up chowning a directory
[02:19] <she_dyed> only a smidgen
[02:19] <z1haze1> intsead of running ./ i typed /
[02:19] <somsip> z1haze1: so you did chown {something somthing} /
[02:19] <z1haze1> and i overwrote the root directory for a lot of stuff
[02:19] <z1haze1> and now of course im having a lot of issues, cant sudo, cant use screen
[02:19] <somsip> z1haze1: so what exactly did you do
[02:19] <z1haze1> yea
[02:20] <z1haze1> chown minecraft:mcserver /
[02:20] <z1haze1> instead of ./
[02:20] <tmager> canthearyou: alsamixer, all the way to the right under playback, there may be something called "loopback" and either enabled or disabled above it
[02:20] <she_dyed> with no other flags
[02:20] <z1haze1> so my root file permissions are all jacked up
[02:20] <z1haze1> no it was -R
[02:20] <z1haze1> but icancelled it
[02:20] <z1haze1> but it still got a lot
[02:20] <she_dyed> how soon
[02:20] <MysticalBurrito> Does anyone know how to fix the broken pipes error?
[02:20] <z1haze1> 5 seconds
[02:20] <z1haze1> maybe
[02:20] <somsip> z1haze1: stop with the commentary please.
[02:21] <she_dyed> Mystic it could be more than that
[02:21] <z1haze1> what?
[02:21] <z1haze1> somsip what are you talking about?
[02:21] <canthearyou> tmager: disabled
[02:21] <MysticalBurrito> My computer is now giving me a broken pipes error after I tried to install the dependancies for the Intel Graphics Driver
[02:21] <somsip> z1haze1: stop saying one thing on one line. Give me chance to help you and I will. Be annoying and I go back to doing something else
[02:22] <z1haze1> ok, mybad she_dyed asked what i wrote and i answered
[02:22] <she_dyed> no, she was giving more info
[02:22] <she_dyed> ok
[02:24] <somsip> z1haze1: looking around, the standard suggestion is to reinstall, eg: http://is.gd/ZuuXTh http://is.gd/jGJMx4 http://is.gd/bq0fED
[02:24] <z1haze1> yea except
[02:25] <somsip> z1haze1: searches for 'ubuntu fix standard root permissions' are giving lots of results if you research that yourself. But you will be checking and fixing a lot of directories, which is why reinstalling from a backup is recommended
[02:25] <z1haze1> i dont have the virtual keyboard access or w/e and the guy is just blowing me off about it
[02:26] <z1haze1> therse a lot of information that i cannot phsyically download and reupload, its too much so how can i back it up?
[02:28] <somsip> z1haze1: I don't understand much of what you're saying there. Virtual keyboard? w/e? It sounds like you've messed up a server and the owner/your client is not happy about it?
[02:28] <z1haze1> no he just doesnt care
[02:28] <z1haze1> he gave me the server to use, he has a lot of them
[02:29] <z1haze1> and yesterday morning when i was in here getting help, they asked if i could get access to the virutal keyboard or something to do a clean reinstall or something.. and i cannot do that
[02:29] <z1haze1> i only have root via ssh
[02:29] <she_dyed> burn a CD/DVD with the files you cba to put online, etc z1haze1
[02:29] <somsip> z1haze1: anyway - it;s immaterial. You either reinstall and restore from backup, or you will have to research further to find advice on exactly what folders should have what permissions, and change them back.
[02:30] <z1haze1> i dont have physical access to the server
[02:30] <mrmowgli> just rebooted 12.04 lts and now there's no screens
[02:30] <mrmowgli> Pretty fun
[02:30] <somsip> z1haze1: I understand what you're saying. So you have to get the provider of the server to reinstall
[02:30] <mrmowgli> no new kernel updates, but there was an update to primus
[02:30] <z1haze1> i said hes blowing it off because it means nothing to him
[02:31] <z1haze1> someone yesyerday was actually helping me redo the files permissions, etc with looking at screen shots of my ls -la
[02:31] <mrmowgli> Anyone happen to know how to get things back?
[02:31] <somsip> z1haze1: use the irc logs if you want to find them. See my first response to you
[02:31] <z1haze1> if you dont care to do that, thats fine, but thats my only option
[02:32] <z1haze1> yea i opened it up, therse just tons and tons of things inside yesterdays fodler, i dont kno wwhat to check into
[02:32] <SpartanS63> Does anyone know how to get a second monitor working with nvidia-prime?
[02:32] <z1haze1> and thats cool, u dont wanna help me. if i knew how to look for the helper i would.. but ive not used irc logs before and the structure is massive and confusing
[02:32] <somsip> z1haze1: you find the month, and the date, and the #ubuntu channel. Then you search using your browser for your name and look for responses
[02:33] <z1haze1> theres tons of options
[02:33] <she_dyed> SpartanS63: you got the nvivia installer?
[02:33] <she_dyed> nvidia*
[02:33] <guthead> I'm trying to compile dwm-6.0 with xft patch, but during compile it indicated that I am missing ftheader.h - I tried search apt for a dev packaged containing that header file but I'm having no luck - does anyone know where I can get it for ubuntu?
[02:33] <SpartanS63> I installed the nvidia-331 drivers via PPA and the nvidia-prime package
[02:34] <SpartanS63> I'm running on Ubuntu 13.10 kernel 3.11.x
[02:34] <z1haze1> #ubunt1.html #ubutntu+1.txt ... etc.. theres hundreds of files in here is there are in particular that holds chat logs?
[02:34] <somsip> z1haze1: link http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2014/02/ Select the date you had the discussion, lets say 11. Scroll down to #ubuntu.txt. Click link, search
[02:34] <SpartanS63> she_dyed: sorry, those two above messages should've gone to you.
[02:34] <she_dyed> thas fine no stress
[02:35] <she_dyed> you following the guide SpartanS63
[02:35] <she_dyed> !nvidia
[02:36] <z1haze1> it was stepjohn
[02:36] <z1haze1> very helpful friendly person
[02:37] <SpartanS63> she_dyed: Yeah, I installed via PPA and the drivers are working fine, but hotplugging into my laptop via HDMI doesn't. It's an Nvidia Optimus laptop and I do understand it's not the best supported yet, but I heard with the nvidia-prime package you could get power management and multi monitor support.
[02:39] <DaemeonZane> Is anyone here fairly familiar with scripting and willing to check a simple script for me?
[02:39] <she_dyed> have you ever worked with a different linux
[02:40] <she_dyed> like a liveCD,
[02:40] <SpartanS63> I've used a liveCD before, but I never got any life out of an attached monitor.
[02:41] <she_dyed> attached with what,vga cable or DVI or HDMI
[02:41] <guthead> DaemeonZane: what language? you should visit an appropriate channel, such as #bash or #python
[02:42] <MysticalBurrito> Is anyone able to help me?
[02:42] <DaemeonZane> guthead: I'm setting up a simple sh script, but I'm a n00b with that sort of stuff
[02:42] <SpartanS63> HDMI, I've tried with mini-DP as well, but still nothing.
[02:42] <guthead> MysticalBurrito: !ask
[02:42] <canthearyou> Had a little bit of help before but didn't get very far; can anyone help me figure out why my laptop would be treating all audio outputs as inputs? Loopback is disabled. If I put music on or do anything that would output sound, the bar that shows the mic activity responds to it as if it was next to the speaker - but my microphone is physically switched off
[02:42] <guthead> !ask > MysticalBurrito
[02:42] <guthead> !ask
[02:42] <guthead> <_<
[02:43] <MysticalBurrito> my computer is running 12.04 LTS and I am getting a Could not write bytes: broken pipe error
[02:43] <MysticalBurrito> I dont see private tabs
[02:44] <guthead> MysticalBurrito: are you sshing into a box? or are yout alking about the localhost?
[02:44] <guthead> talking*
[02:45] <MysticalBurrito_> This booting up from my laptop as the main operating system
[02:45] <guthead> DaemeonZane: I'm nto familiar of all the exact difference between sh and bash, but I know most people tend to write .sh scripts when in reality they ar writing.bash scripts
[02:45] <guthead> not*
[02:46] <guthead> MysticalBurrito: Does 'free -m' and 'df -h /' indicate you have space still available in your memory and in your disk?
[02:46] <MysticalBurrito_> I do not know how to get into terminal prompy
[02:46] <MysticalBurrito_> prompt*
[02:47] <MysticalBurrito_> my computer isn't making it to the login screen even
[02:47] <she_dyed> what aboutctl-alt f1
[02:47] <guthead> MysticalBurrito: try hitting ctrl+alt+f2 and it should ask for a user login and password - or just open terminal emulator from unity or whatever fancy bar thing you are using
[02:48] <DaemeonZane> the burrito left
[02:48] <MysticalBurrito_> i cannot do anything untill I log in
[02:48] <MysticalBurrito_> but ctrl alt f2 might work
[02:48] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: do you happen to know how much memory and disk space you have available on that machine?
[02:49] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: it might not be enough for your system to load, as unlikely as that seems to me
[02:49] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: other than that, I'm out of ideas, this isn't my expertise
[02:49] <MysticalBurrito_> I just installed this yesterday
[02:49] <MysticalBurrito_> and it was working fine untill I installed dependancies for the Intel driver
[02:49] <she_dyed> in think he said he aborted an install for the graphics
[02:50] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: when it is booting up, do you get the purple ubuntu loading screen?
[02:51] <MysticalBurrito_> Yes
[02:51] <she_dyed> MysticalBurrito_: then the pipe error theen nothing right?
[02:51] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: you can hit Esc during that time to see all the actually init messages as your system start - it might give you a clue if something halts your system from booting up
[02:52] <MysticalBurrito_> the screen will show "Could not write bytes: broken pipe"
[02:52] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: do you happen to know how big the partition you installed to was? and also how much ram your laptop has?
[02:52] <MysticalBurrito_> I am also running on 4GB ram and 500GB hard drive
[02:53] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: then that is likely not the issue I'm expecting
[02:53] <MysticalBurrito_> yeah after installing my intel dependancies my graphics went all weird so I had to force a restart
[02:53] <MysticalBurrito_> and since thne my computer is doing this
[02:53] <she_dyed> yes, he has plenty of either one
[02:55] <she_dyed> i am leaning towards finishing up those dependencies from cli
[02:56] <guthead> all my google results are leaning towards an issue with the login manager, but I shouldn't think that should stop MysticalBurrito_ from being able to use ctrl+alt+f1 to get a runlevel login
[02:56] <she_dyed> right, i +1 ^
[02:56] <MysticalBurrito_> I cannot do runlevel login
[02:56] <MysticalBurrito_> It's not doing anything
[02:57] <she_dyed> ctl-alt-f2?
[02:57] <syzo> I screwed up my apache2 install and it won't run php scripts anymore, just show the text. I also can't install libapache2-mod-php5, because "subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1". xubuntu 13.10. Anyone have ideas?
[02:57] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: did you install ubuntu with grub? I'll assume so: at boot, when it asks you what to boot into, select Ubuntu recovery
[02:58] <MysticalBurrito_> no I did not install with grub
[02:58] <MysticalBurrito_> also my laptop is missing it's onboard display so I am forced to use an external monitor
[02:58] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: did you instlal a boot manager that offers the recovery option at all? If not, then you will need to resort to loading a liveCD environment and then chrooting into your system, most likely
[02:59] <guthead> install*
[02:59] <MysticalBurrito_> it's very difficult to get it to boot to CD
[03:00] <MysticalBurrito_> I've been trying all day to get it to work
[03:00] <she_dyed> why, have you a docking station for your laptop
[03:00] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: well if you can't select a runlevel and you can't select a recovery mode from boot, you are running out of options, frankly
[03:00] <MysticalBurrito_> I know
[03:00] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: would a usb be better?
[03:02] <MysticalBurrito> I just found if I press ctrl alt del my computer will restart
[03:02] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: another question that might be worth asking, did you install sshd by any chance? if your system is booting up partially and it's only keeping you from runlevel or recovery becaus eof something weird, you might be able to ssh into the laptop - although I wouldn't expect you to have sshd installed on a laptop <_<
[03:03] <MysticalBurrito> no, a normal HDD
[03:04] <she_dyed> you never know
[03:05] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: erm, I think you might be mistakening sshd with SSD. sshd is the daemon for hosting ssh connections
[03:06] <guthead> MysticalBurrito_: if you happened to have sshd installed on a laptop (sshd is intended for remote server access) you could use another machine (or putty in windows) to *possibly* access the failing machine by 'ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:07] <guthead> MysticalBurrito: definitely not intended usage, but I'm just scrapping ideas off the bottom of the barrel since you mentioned booting to livecd was difficult
[03:11] <syzo> I screwed up my apache2 install and it won't run php scripts anymore, just show the text. I also can't install libapache2-mod-php5, because "subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1". xubuntu 13.10. Is there a known fix for this?
[03:12] <shreezbot> ls
[03:13] <offthenon> syzo,  Is the php module loaded?
[03:13] <syzo> I think there is no php module
[03:14] <guthead> syzo: I don't know about the apache and php ordeal, but for installing new packages, try running 'sudo apt update && sudo apt-get -f install && sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5'
[03:14] <syzo> "sudo a2enmod p<tab>" gives me only proxy stuff
[03:14] <guthead> command will update apt db, will try to force install missing dependencies, and then lastly try to install your package
[03:15] <guthead> s/apt /apt-get /g
[03:15] <syzo> same error, "dpkg: error processing libapache2-mod-php5 (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1"
[03:16] <junknown> Hellooo. Ubuntu 13.10. Try to install prop drivers with apt-get but when I reboot I get a flashing red green blue black and white screen
[03:16] <junknown> I use a GTX 780
[03:17] <offthenon> syzo, will apt install anything at all?
[03:18] <syzo> I believe
[03:18] <guthead> syzo: you ran apt-get -f install? if so then try 'sudo dpkg --configure libapache2-mod-php5' and see if dpkg can fix it
[03:18] <syzo> do you have a random thing I can try installing?
[03:18] <syzo> guthead: same error
[03:18] <syzo> and yeah I ran the -f install
[03:18] <offthenon> sure "git"
[03:18] <syzo> have it already lol
[03:18] <offthenon> lol
[03:19] <guthead> dpkg gaveyou the "...returned error exit status 1" too?
[03:19] <syzo> ah, installing sl worked
[03:19] <offthenon> check the /var/lib/dpkg/info/ dir for any scripts
[03:19] <syzo> yeah guthead :(
[03:20] <offthenon> syzo: any files starting with libapache2?
[03:21] <syzo> offthenon: I get a few starting with libapache2-mod-php5
[03:21] <guthead> syzo: this seems similar to your predicament returned error exit status 1"
[03:21] <guthead> woops, meant to paste this : https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/sub-process-usr-bin-dpkg-returned-an-error-code-1-a-171107/
[03:21] <guthead> coincedentally, same package too
[03:21] <offthenon> try removing those files and running the set of commands the guthead gave you again
[03:22] <syzo> the -f install didn't work in my case though, and ok offthenon
[03:25] <guthead> syzo: in addition, the link I posted above, on post #14 was sugegsting to remove a series of php5 related packages and reinstalling them
[03:25] <guthead> suggesting*
[03:25] <syzo> Ok now I'm really confused. "libapache2-mod-php5 is already the newest version.", no php apache module
[03:25] <syzo> to enable
[03:28] <offthenon> syzo: try "sudo apt-get purge libapache2-mod-php5"
[03:29] <offthenon> syzo: then give it another shot
[03:29] <zsw_> can someone tell me how to make my computer run faster
[03:29] <guthead> zsw_: give it legs
[03:29] <zsw_> what
[03:29] <guthead> zsw_: I kid
[03:29] <zsw_> ok good
[03:30] <syzo> offthenon and guthead: yeah I noticed the "dpkg --audit" command that I didn't know about in that one post, ran it, and it told me to reinstall libapache2-mod-php5, so I uninstalled it, purged it, and reinstalled it, and now it works :) Thansk a bunch!!
[03:30] <guthead> zsw_: in all seriousness, cut back on services and background process (like those little panel applets and things) and also don't run as much software at the same time
[03:30] <zsw_> but seriously
[03:30] <offthenon> syzo: Great
[03:31] <guthead> syzo: reinstalling will often fix packages that faield to install properly but have managed to trick apt-get into thinking it is installed properly
[03:31] <zsw_> i know that but its always ruuning slow now and i want to know some commands to make ubuntu run faster
[03:31] <guthead> failed - ANYWAYS glad to hear you eventually fixed it :)
[03:31] <guthead> zsw_: that's not a thing, sorry
[03:31] <syzo> guthead: but I uninstalled it and reinstalled it like 10 times haha. don't know why it worked this time. but anyway, thanks! peace :)
[03:32] <zsw_> but theres a program i can download i just dont know name
[03:32] <guthead> zsw_: you could look into cpulimit and ulimit and some not so user-friendly things like that to help limit the amount of resources you allow to specific processes
[03:32] <guthead> zsw_: it won't make your computer faster, just let you manually control who gets to eat all the pie
[03:33] <zsw_> and i tryed assessing bios and i dont know password for stuff
[03:33] <guthead> zsw_: things like cleaning up cache and making space can help a lot too
[03:33] <zsw_> what about bios
[03:33] <guthead> zsw_: also avoid using swap pagefiles as that can slow down your performance by relying on hdd read/write to act for memory buffering
[03:34] <zsw_> oh right
[03:34] <guthead> bios wont make your computer faster unless you are planning on overclocking and your bios supports it and you know what youa re doing
[03:34] <zsw_> i just want to axsess bios for know reason
[03:35] <guthead> i wouldnt know how to reset your bios password, sorry - plus that is out of scope for this channel
[03:37] <zsw_> what  channal would be in scope for stuff like that
[03:37] <ubuntu13> zsw_, what bios?
[03:38] <zsw_> can you explain bios to ubuntu 13
[03:38] <guthead> zsw I'm not sure :x I'd almsot suggest just looking in google how to reset the password for your specific bios
[03:38] <zsw_> ok thx for help
[03:39] <pipi> I want to this package --> xcb-util. its not in the rep but I found it here https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xcb-util/0.3.8-2build1.  His loss
[03:40] <pipi> Or do I have to build it from source ?
[03:41] <offthenon> ubuntu13: I was kinda looking forward to you explaining where to find the jumper
[03:43] <guthead> ubudebnux: you can still /msg him
[03:43] <guthead> im just, sloppy now
[03:43] <offthenon> pipi: I'm not an expert, but I assume adding it to the repo would be more involved than building it
[03:44] <pipi> offthenon: Ok, Noob here. So can't we add it as a ppa ?
[03:45] <offthenon> pipi: I should probably clarify.  So I guess I'll build it from source then.
[03:47] <zsw_> hello
[03:48] <SpartanS63> Anyone able to help out with getting multiple monitors working on an Nvidia Optimus system?
[03:48] <offthenon> pipi:I wish I could offer some help there. if he has a "make configure" script then it would probably be relatively painless.
[03:49] <mal10c> Moorvogi: sure, we may have to move to a java channel though
[03:49] <zsw_> hello
[03:50] <Moorvogi> k #java ?
[03:50] <she_dyed> SpartanS63: how many screens?
[03:50] <mal10c> Moorvogi: yep, see you there
[03:50] <SpartanS63> she_dyed: Just my laptop display and one external monitor connected via HDMI.
[03:51] <zsw_> hello? anyone
[03:51] <Moorvogi> @mal10c - bahh.. aparently #java is invite only
[03:51] <Moorvogi> @mal10c - how about #javaprogramming
[03:51] <she_dyed> boot with 2 screens, both working?
[03:51] <mal10c> Moorvogi: that sounds good too
[03:53] <she_dyed> see how far you can go on your own with this http://askubuntu.com/questions/363775/what-is-the-use-of-nvidia-prime
[03:54] <apb1963> Until very recently I was able to take screenshots...  now pressing the printscr key brings up a browsswwer window about ksnapshot... which is already installed.  How to fix?
[03:54] <SpartanS63> she_dyed: No, there's no output to the second screen.
[03:54] <ardian_> hi, im new to linux a friend of mine said that your eyes may hurt from linux could that be true ?
[03:55] <zykotick9> ardian_: FUD for sure...
[03:55] <she_dyed> SpartanS63: see if you need to sdet itvia BIOS
[03:55] <SpartanS63> she_dyed: It works fine via Windows and my BIOS is locked down by the vendor, so I can't do anything that will matter in the BIOS.
[03:55] <she_dyed> ardian_: don't wear the CDs
[03:56] <ardian_> she_dyed, cds?
[03:56] <she_dyed> nvm
[03:56] <offthenon> apb1963: Did you check how the keyboard shortcuts are configured in system settings?
[03:57] <apb1963> I did not
[03:57] <CrazyZurfer> hi guys, I've been having trouble with PlayOnLinux and had several error reports from xorg... any idea? here's some info: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6917976/
[03:57] <offthenon> There is a section in there dealing just with screen shots.  Not sure if it will be any help though
[03:58] <MrJerome> I have an nvidia graphics card and the proprietary drivers suck; but if I don't use them, my GPU fan is blasting on high all the time. Is there a way to chill the fan out with the open source drivers?
[03:59] <zykotick9> MrJerome: i have heard, but don't know the details, that Nouveau (the free driver) lacks powermanagement support :(  best of luck.
[04:00] <apb1963> offthenon: The comment on preset actions says : Launches KSnapShot when PrintScrn is pressed.
[04:00] <apb1963> offthenon: maybe I should try reinstalling ksnapshot... maybe it will fix something.
[04:01] <apb1963> offthenon: how odd... it wants to remove kubuntu-desktop along with ksnapshot... that seems pretty drastic
[04:02] <jpds> apb1963: Nope.
[04:02] <jpds> apb1963: Look at 'apt-cache show kubuntu-desktop'.
[04:06] <pipi> LoL. I can't even run .configure . What a misreable life :-(
[04:06] <CrazyZurfer> hi guys, I've been having trouble with PlayOnLinux and had several error reports from xorg... any idea? here's some info: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6917976/
[04:06] <apb1963> jpds: OK, so there is tons of stuff...  what is it that you're telling me?  kubuntu-desktop is not dependent on ksnapshot....
[04:07] <mitchelwb> I had a run in with HDD partitions this weekend.  I thought that having data stored on the second and third partitions on my HDD would be safe when I overwrote a non-booting 12.04 install with a 13.10 instance.  It merged all three partitions and dumped all my data.  I'd still like to have multiple partitions, but I don't want to deal with this again if I update to 14.04 in a few months.  Is there a way I should be creating the pa
[04:07] <apb1963> pipi: have you tried ./configure ?
[04:08] <pipi> apb1963: ya, checked 4 lines and then stopped here. "checking for m4 that supports -I option... configure: error: could not find m4 that supports -I option"
[04:09] <apb1963> pipi: apt-get install m4 ???
[04:09] <offthenon>  pipi:it does appear to be a package
[04:10] <pipi> lol, apb1963 there was a file called m4 inside the package. So I thought ./configure was not able to communicate with it
[04:12] <apb1963> pipi: it seems odd that whatever packagr e you're installing would include an incompatible m4
[04:12] <jpds> apb1963: Read the last line of the description.
[04:12] <apb1963> ugh... what a horrid irc client
[04:12] <apb1963> yes it's looking for an m4 that supports a particular option
[04:13] <pipi> yup, now stopped at "configure: error: Package requirements (xcb >= 1.4) were not met:" OK, since its my 1st time compiling advanced package. Is there a trick to automate this instead of searching for the missing package online, Downloading it. Then compiling it from source ?
[04:13] <apb1963> jpds: wait... which description?  pipi's description?  Or the kubuntu-desktop description?  lost now.
[04:14] <apb1963> pipi: just a guess but it sounds like whatever you're installing wasn't packaged properly.....  dunno.  I'd just apt-get install m4 and see what happens from there.
[04:16] <offthenon> apb1963: i guess if all you are doing is a reinstall, you could try to force it to be removed. but it might "make bad things happen"
[04:17] <apb1963> offthenon: yeah I don't want to uniinstall the desktop
[04:17] <pipi> apb1963: Well, I am installing bspwm. Here are the dependences. # Dependencies
[04:17] <pipi> - libxcb
[04:17] <pipi> - xcb-util
[04:18] <pipi> and lastly - xcb-util-wm. 3 of them are not in repo
[04:18] <kat_> Hi, does anyone know how to use AntiX? I know it's late to be asking.
[04:18] <kat_> There appears to be no one over on that channel.
[04:19] <ianorlin> AnitX is not ubuntu
[04:19] <offthenon> apb1963: you can use dpkg to remove it "sudo dpkg -r --force all <package>" also the -P will purge instead of remove.  but you have to promise not to hunt me down when this breaks your system
[04:20] <apb1963> pipi: no idea what that package is.... I'd suggest getting on their mailing list and asking for help there.  If they don't have a place to ask for help... I'd Iouldn't install it.
[04:20] <apb1963> offthenon: no promises
[04:20] <offthenon> apb1963: Then you could just reinstall the package
[04:20] <pipi> apb1963: Ya, They have it packaged for Arch and gentoo. But not Ubuntu
[04:21] <apb1963> offthenon: I can't afford to break my system any more than it's already broken
[04:21] <pipi> basically, its a tiling window manager...
[04:22] <apb1963> pipi: I'd expect them to have instructions on how to do it... if they don't, and if you don't have the knowledge it itotall it yourself... I wouldn't do it.
[04:22] <apb1963> I hate this irc client... worst one yhet
[04:22] <pipi> apb1963: which irc client are you using ?
[04:22] <Teratogen> I have ubuntu running on a netbook
[04:22] <ianorlin> apb1963: then isntall another one
[04:22] <Teratogen> how do I change resolution?
[04:23] <apb1963> ianorlin: I've already tried two others
[04:23] <Teratogen> I tried ctrl-alt-+
[04:23] <Teratogen> no don
[04:23] <Teratogen> does not work
[04:23] <apb1963> ianorlin: I don't know of any more.
[04:23] <apb1963> pipi: KVirc
[04:23] <qin> apb1963: irssi?
[04:23] <apb1963> qin: isn't that a non-gui client?
[04:24] <qin> apb1963: is it a problem?
[04:24] <MACscr> is there a way to specify a repo when trying to upgrade a package? I see the repo has a new version of a ruby package that i need, but it doesnt seem to find it when i specify the version manually with apt-get
[04:24] <apb1963> qin: I think it's probably not a prefernence
[04:25] <apb1963> for the record, I can in fact spell... it's this stupid irc client that keeps messing me up
[04:25] <ianorlin> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat apb1963
[04:26] <offthenon> MACscr:maybe this will help? http://superuser.com/questions/124174/how-can-i-specify-the-repository-from-which-a-package-will-be-installed-emacs
[04:27] <apb1963> ianorlin: yeah, I tried alll 3 kubuntu clients
[04:28] <MACscr> offthenon: nope. As i mentioned, it doesnt seem to find it when i specify the specific version
[04:29] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Is there a command to make the bars/menus disappear on gnome?
[04:29] <mitchelwb> sorry to repeat myself.  Is there a way to create a partition so that the data is safe during a reinstall? (similar to the way you can reinstall windows on a C: without destroying other partitions or the data on them?)
[04:29] <MACscr> mitchelwb: of course. works the same way
[04:29] <mitchelwb> MACscr, I found out this weekend that it doesn't.
[04:29] <MACscr> create a separate /home or whatever you want
[04:29] <MACscr> mitchelwb: it does
[04:30] <mitchelwb> I thought my data was safe, but when I installed 13.10 over 12.04 it merged and wiped all three of my partitions.
[04:30] <MACscr> you just dont know what you are doing and you wiped the whole drive instead of just the appropriate partitions
[04:30] <Ben64> mitchelwb: theres an option when installing called "format", if you format it, everything goes away. the easiest way to allow for reinstalls and things is to make a separate /home partition
[04:30] <apb1963> mitchelwb: did you perhaps give it ending cylinders that were a bit too large?
[04:30] <offthenon> ;'
[04:30] <offthenon> '
[04:30] <offthenon> ;'
[04:30] <offthenon> ;'
[04:30] <offthenon> ;'
[04:30] <offthenon> ;'
[04:30] <offthenon> ;'
[04:30] <MACscr> also, why didnt you just upgrade instead?
[04:31] <offthenon> sorry
[04:31] <mitchelwb> I didn't see anything during the reinstall process that led me to believe it was going to mess with my partitions.  It offered to upgrade, set up a dual boot, or overwrite, but never said it was going to destroy my partitions.
[04:31] <qin> Worm_in_a_Box: there is shell extention "Hide Top bar" installable via ff, and "tweaks"
[04:32] <mitchelwb> I did the overwrite because the whole reason I was doing it was because my machine locked up and I had to do a hard reboot.  It wouldn't boot.  I saw no sense in upgrading an install that wasn't working.
[04:32] <MACscr> lol
[04:32] <Teratogen> I have ubuntu running on a netbook,  How do I change screen resolution?
[04:32] <Worm_in_a_Box>   Hmm, wont do.
[04:32] <Teratogen> ubuntu desktop that is
[04:32] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Everything but the background disappeared on gnome.
[04:32] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Only on this specific user.
[04:33] <qin> Exactly will do.
[04:33] <Worm_in_a_Box>   Any idea of how I can fix it?
[04:34] <qin> Wait, fix what? Do you want to hide your bar or recover it?
[04:34] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Recover it.
[04:36] <mitchelwb> so realizing that I did the overwrite and not an upgrade, is there a way create partitions so that this doesn't happen again?  (don't worry, I learned my lesson anyway, ALMOST everything I was concerned about was already backed up to the NAS, so it wasn't a huge loss... the one file that wasn't backed up took me days to recover though)
[04:36] <Ben64> mitchelwb: well anytime you tell it to overwrite, it will
[04:37] <zsw_> im in terminal and im trying to assess the command 'su' and i type my password correct and it says 'Authentication failure' as if i got the pass wrong.
[04:37] <zsw_> what do i do
[04:37] <Ben64> !root | zsw_
[04:37] <mitchelwb> Ben64, yeah.  And I can't get in to the philosophy of why it shouldn't without upsetting folks here (found that out this weekend as well)
[04:37] <qin> Worm_in_a_Box: How it happened? http://askubuntu.com/questions/56313/how-do-i-reset-gnome-to-the-defaults
[04:38] <zsw_> what is 'root password'
[04:38] <qin> zsw_: sudo -i; own password & good luck.
[04:38] <MACscr> im sorry, but overwrite means overwrite. not sure how thats confusing
[04:38] <Ben64> zsw_: the password that "su" requires
[04:38] <rww> zsw_: use sudo instead of su
[04:38] <zsw_> how do i get my root password
[04:38] <Ben64> zsw_: all you need to do is "sudo <command>" you shouldn't need to be root ever
[04:38] <mitchelwb> I assume if I had the machine set up to dual boot to windows on a different partition and tried to do what I did, it wouldn't have overwritten my windows partition would it?
[04:39] <zsw_> but the artical im reading says su
[04:39] <Ben64> zsw_: well then you might not want to be following that, it likely isn't for ubuntu. what are you trying to do?
[04:40] <mitchelwb> Ben64, I expected it to overwrite all the data on the primary partition.  overwriting data and merging partitions are different processes and I didn't expect it to do both.
[04:40] <MACscr> merging partitions? wth are you talking about
[04:41] <offthenon> I have to agree somewhat with mitchelwb here.  Overwrite and wipe or two different things
[04:41] <offthenon> *are
[04:41] <MACscr> there is no such thing afaik as merging partitions
[04:42] <offthenon> although if I were confronted with the option I would check the doc or ask OR make a backup before jumping in
[04:42] <mitchelwb> MACscr, I felt the same way.  I had three partitions on the drive.  OS was installed on one.  I cleared data I wanted to save off the primary partitions and stored them on the other partitions.  Then reinstalled the OS telling it to overwrite the old (nonbooting) OS.
[04:42] <apb1963> Generally "merging partitions" is more commonly referred to as deleting partitions and creating them as a larger size... thereby "merging" them.
[04:43] <mitchelwb> When it was finished, I had one partition and all my data was gone.  (I've been scouring the free space with photorec for the last 48 hours to find the one file I wanted)
[04:43] <qin> mitchelwb: What partitioner opyion have you used while installing?
[04:43] <qin> *option
[04:44] <MACscr> apb1963: there is no such thing though. what installer or software says such a thing?
[04:44] <Worm_in_a_Box>  qin , I don't remember ,it was a long time ago. I rarely use gnome, so I was ok with it.
[04:44] <qin> Worm_in_a_Box: just reset the setting, as shown in the link
[04:45] <mitchelwb> qin, I have a 1TB drive that was brand new.  I installed Ubuntu on it brand new but only gave it 200G because I didn't know if I wanted to stay with it or spend the money on a win license.,  after about a year, I decided I was apparantly sticking with Ubuntu, so I used gParted to partition the remaining 800G as two partitions.
[04:45] <Worm_in_a_Box>  I will do it. Thanks.
[04:45] <offthenon> Partition magic used to be able to merge NTFS
[04:45] <mitchelwb> I"m not sure what options I used though.
[04:45] <apb1963> MACscr: Merging?  None that I know of.  Dhowever fdisk will do it if you don't know what you're doing :)
[04:45] <offthenon> and preserver the data at the same time
[04:46] <MACscr> offthenon: i dont think so
[04:48] <offthenon> MACscr: I'm sure. Maybe not partition magic. I've done it with windows partitions
[04:48] <mitchelwb> I don't really *NEED* to have the partitions, I can and do use my NAS to store most things... but it's very handy for the way I work, and honestly, had some data that wasn't worth backing up, but wasn't stuff I really wanted to lose.  That's why I'd like to figure out how to do it correctly now.
[04:48] <fibz_> anyone know the location of that xscreensaver test pattern image with the burning screen in the middle?
[04:48] <offthenon> MACscr: I wish I could remember the name...
[04:48] <qin> MACscr: If you turn small partition into one larger, regardless how cubersome process is, thats merge...
[04:49] <offthenon> MACscr: http://www.partitionwizard.com/help/merge-partition.html
[04:49] <fibz_> i miss partition magic
[04:49] <offthenon> Still not helpful to mitchelwb though
[04:49] <MACscr> qin: if you delete a partition in the process, its not a merge
[04:50] <mitchelwb> offthenon as part of the process I've gone through this weekend, I now have a bootable partitionwizard disc.
[04:50] <qin> MACscr: I knida agree
[04:50] <fibz_> i recommend Redo! or systemrescuecd for that
[04:50] <DenSaakalte> Hey, everyone. I'm having an issue with IRC right now, and xchat... I don't understand why, since it was working fine this morning: Every time I try to connect to ANY server using the 6667 port, it crashes. Some server don't allow any other port aside from 6667, so I can't connect there for the time being.
[04:51] <offthenon> MACscr: if you WIPE a partion it's not a merge.  I agree with that.  It is possible to delete and restore a partition table without data loss
[04:51] <mitchelwb> MACscr that's a good point.  I've been saying that my three partitions were merged, but I suppose, in reality, they weren't.  Instead, I should say that all three of my partitions were removed, and one giant partition was inserted in their place.
[04:51] <apb1963> so as long as we're talking about partitions.... if I want to clone a  partition... should I  create a partition on the new disk before I clone it?  Or will clonezilla just do ithe right thing?  I assume it will do the right thing... but since I've never used it before... I'm asking if anyone knows ofr sure
[04:51] <mitchelwb> Either way, I lost all the data that was on the two secondary partitions
[04:51] <Ben64> mitchelwb: you should pay more attention to the installer, it doesn't do anything without notifying you first
[04:52] <Worm_in_a_Box>  When I make tenderloin steaks with gorgonzola sauce, should I cook the meat with the sauce a bit, or just throw the sauce over the meat?
[04:52] <apb1963> mitchelwb: should not have happened.... overwrite seems drastic to me... unless it fully explained what it was going to do.
[04:52] <offthenon> mitchelwb: wait... what were we trying to help with here? a /home partition
[04:52] <MACscr> offthenon: might want to read that entire article. That merges D and E and puts the data on C
[04:52] <ablyss> ain't nothing good on chat tonight.  ubuntu entertain me plz
[04:52] <mitchelwb> Ben64, as a result of all the nonsense I've gone through trying to recover my file, my machine doesn't boot again, so I need to reinstall again.  This time, I plan to read through everything it does with a keen eye to make sure I didn't miss anything.
[04:52] <qin> mitchelwb: and where the lost data supposed to be? If you overwrited partition tables, use testdisk to see what you acctually can recover.
[04:53] <offthenon> MACscr: that is clearly a typo
[04:53] <MACscr> i dont think so
[04:53] <qin> mitchelwb: instead of reinstalling use live usb, so you will keep some chances of recovery missing files
[04:53] <mitchelwb> qin, that's what I've been using.  testdisk comes with a utility called photorec that allows you to search and recover files.
[04:54] <mitchelwb> qin, I've not done it via usb, is there a difference between usb and cd?
[04:55] <DenSaakalte> See, it happened again :(
[04:55] <offthenon> MACscr: it says drive F will be stored to c
[04:55] <offthenon> MACscr: the example is merging E and F
[04:55] <qin> mitchelwb: yes, you can same some results on usb... has testdisk seen old partition table, before you overwrited them
[04:56] <mitchelwb> testdisk didn't really return anything, but I wasn't as concerned about restoring the partitions... I just wanted the spreadsheet that I track my bills with.  (don't ask me why I didn't have that on the NAS!)
[04:57] <qin> offthenon: MACscr is purytan, and merging do not equal copynig deleting and resising and moving.
[04:58] <mitchelwb> would I be better off to boot to partitionwizard and set up the partitions I want, then boot to the live cd to do a clean install?  I don't intend to often find myself in a position where I need to do more than just upgrade my OS, but if this happened again, it'd be nice to know I could do it easily without this type of issue again.
[04:58] <fibz_> you dont need to do a clean install. boot a live CD and use gparted
[04:59] <shardikthebea> whats the best windows app for accessing files on ubuntu partition?
[04:59] <fibz_> there isnt one really
[04:59] <mitchelwb> fibz_ my machine doesn't boot now.  I jacked around so much with the hard drive trying to recover my file that it doesn't boot now.
[04:59] <Gnar> seriously why does ubuntu suck so much ass?
[04:59] <Gnar> i cant even get this shit to install
[04:59] <MACscr> lol, its pretty damn easy to install
[05:00] <Gnar> i just tried installing lubuntu 14.04
[05:00] <Ben64> Gnar: if you just want to rant, leave. if you want support, lose the foul language and ask an actual support question
[05:00] <Gnar> and its not even recognizing it as a bootable drive
[05:00] <MACscr> 14.04 isnt even out
[05:00] <fibz_> 14.04 isnt even out yet, you expect a perfect polished experience?
[05:00] <Worm_in_a_Box>  How can you not install ubuntu.
[05:00] <Ben64> 14.04 support is in #ubuntu+1 until release date
[05:00] <Gnar> no wonder this garbage is free
[05:00] <qin> mitchelwb: in that case scalpel or foremost, there is also carver-recovery
[05:01] <MACscr> eh, put the troll on ignore
[05:01] <mitchelwb> qin, I tried scalpel but didn't get very far with it.  photorec found my file for me though.  So now I just need to get my machine back to normal again.  I'm done with the file recovery business! :P
[05:02] <MACscr> hmm, i really wish i could figure out how to upgrade my ruby-sinatra package to a newer edition. Drives me nuts that this other repo has it but i cant seem to upgrade to it. apt-cache doesnt even see it
[05:07] <Tachyoniz> get the best irc shell http://www.mediafire.com/download/dak4uvbug7yhm6y/kittys.exe
[05:07] <Tachyoniz> :D
[05:07] <Tachyoniz> i use it
[05:07] <Tachyoniz> it's awesome
[05:07] <DenSaakalte> Would that work in my case?
[05:07] <han`> an .exe? right
[05:07] <DenSaakalte> I need to figure out why I cannot connect to any server using ports 6667 to 6669
[05:07] <Tachyoniz> yeah
[05:08] <DenSaakalte> At least not using xchat... I checked my computer (using windows) and it worked fine with mirc
[05:08] <DenSaakalte> I could connect here because it's 8001
[05:08] <Ben64> Tachyoniz: don't post that kind of stuff here
[05:10] <Ben64> !danger
[05:10] <Ben64> that's a virus posted above, do not download
[05:10] <han`> unless you're running ubuntu :)
[05:10] <han`> but yeah, pretty obvious it was a virus
[05:10] <DenSaakalte> I won't download it anyway, I want a client, not some shady file
[05:11] <Ben64> DenSaakalte: you may want to try the xchat support for your issue
[05:11] <DenSaakalte> They only have one email apparently
[05:12] <Ben64> what about #xchat
[05:12] <DenSaakalte> * Cannot join #xchat (You are banned).
[05:12] <DenSaakalte> That's... weird?
[05:12] <DenSaakalte> I've never been there
[05:12] <Ben64> you probably need to register
[05:12] <DenSaakalte> -NickServ- This nickname is registered. Please choose a different nickname, or identify via /msg NickServ identify <password>.
[05:12] <DenSaakalte> -NickServ- You are now identified for DenSaakalte.
[05:12] <she_dyed> yes, on freenode
[05:13] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Are you using xchat ?
[05:13] <DenSaakalte> Yes
[05:13] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Are you root?
[05:14] <fibz_> anyone know the location of that xscreensaver test pattern image with the burning screen in the middle?
[05:15] <DenSaakalte> I am not root right now
[05:15] <DenSaakalte> I'll start it using root
[05:15] <DenSaakalte> Hold on
[05:15] <Ben64> no
[05:16] <DenSaakalte> "Running IRC as root is stupid! You should
[05:16] <DenSaakalte>   create a User Account and use that to login."
[05:16] <DenSaakalte> Well geez
[05:16] <safri8> i'm unable to log in into desktop. after rebooting a stuck desktop i get to the log in screen on restart but with only one desktop instead of two, and i'm unable to log in (i'm thrown back into log in screen).  how can i disable in a tty the dual display mode?  i tried an xrander command but it doesn't work and i'm unable to stop lightdm from running.
[05:16] <Ben64> yeah... some channels ban root, thats why he asked
[05:17] <DenSaakalte> Oh fuck
[05:18] <DenSaakalte> I am getting to the bottom of this
[05:18] <Ben64> watch the language here
[05:18] <Flat4ForLife> !language | DenSaakalte
[05:18] <DenSaakalte> Sorry, sorry...
[05:19] <DenSaakalte> I was going to say, I think I figured it out, it must be something with my user account, because I logged in as root, started xchat and could connect to an irc server using 6667 without problems
[05:19] <fibz_> there is an option to set to force ident on your account so other people cant use the name for more than a few seconds. dont remember how, ask in #freenode
[05:20] <Flat4ForLife> you register it with nickserv
[05:20] <fibz_> yup something is wrong. simple fix is to sudo apt-get purge xchat && sudo apt-get install xchat
[05:20] <fibz_> Flat4ForLife, nope, i never ident and i have not taken the time to set the option to force ident so any one can use my nicks
[05:20] <DenSaakalte> Good idea... Hopefully my settings will remain there, right?
[05:20] <fibz_> no they will not. thats what purge does,
[05:21] <qin> what was the idea..
[05:21] <DenSaakalte> I'll save them somewhere safe
[05:21] <Flat4ForLife> i was just saying to do so, you register your nick with nickserv
[05:21] <DenSaakalte> If that works then something is off with the config
[05:21] <DenSaakalte> I'll be back in a bit
[05:21]  * Flat4ForLife walks away
[05:21] <Ben64> easier option, quit xchat. open terminal. type "mv .xchat2 .xchat2_backup" and open xchat again
[05:21] <DenSaakalte> Okay
[05:21] <fibz_> thats a question for #freenode
[05:21] <DenSaakalte> Alright, that's better, thank you Ben64
[05:22] <DenSaakalte> be right back
[05:22] <Flat4ForLife> i know this isnt the grub channel, but is anyone in here good with grub?
[05:22] <fibz_> just registering your nick on freenode does not stop others from using it. its just a way of getting it back once you log on and some one else is using it. if you dont want others using your nick, thats an option you must specify with nickserv
[05:23] <Flat4ForLife> really? ok try changing to my nick
[05:23] <fibz_> you are logged in. i cant. but once you go offline, i can
[05:23] <fibz_> ask in #freenode they will confirm
[05:24] <safri8> i'm unable to log in into desktop. after rebooting a stuck desktop i get to the log in screen on restart but with only one desktop instead of two, and i'm unable to log in (i'm thrown back into log in screen).  how can i disable in a tty the dual display mode?  i tried an xrander command but it doesn't work and i'm unable to stop lightdm from running.
[05:24] <Testnickweifjwie> ok try it now
[05:24] <fibz_> have you already identified?
[05:25] <Testnickweifjwie> nope, just disconnected and joined as this nick
[05:25] <fibz_> k
[05:25] <qin> safri8: sudo service lightdm stop; will put X down.
[05:25] <Flat4ForLife> hi
[05:25] <Testnickweifjwie> now give it a second
[05:25] <Flat4ForLife> i am me
[05:25] <Flat4ForLife> NOT!
[05:26] <Testnickweifjwie> ... i thought that was the whole point in registering with nickserv
[05:26] <Testnickweifjwie> wtf
[05:26] <Flat4ForLife> if you change back, you will get your nick back. if you dont want me doing this, you must tell nickserv
[05:26] <safri8> qin: it worked.  now how do i disable the 2nd display?
[05:26] <Flat4ForLife> ask in #freenode
[05:26] <Testnickweifjwie> good to know, i thought it was the other way around
[05:27] <qin> safri8: http://superuser.com/questions/618127/disable-unplugged-displays-xrandr
[05:28] <qin> safri8: useful?
[05:28] <safri8> qin:  i typed  xrandr --auto  but i got can't open display 0
[05:29] <safri8> qin:  i get it too with just  "xrandr"
[05:30] <`Fibz`> anyone know the location of that xscreensaver test pattern image with the burning screen in the middle?
[05:30] <she_dyed> safri8: whats your graphics card, what does srnadr -q show
[05:31] <she_dyed> (most likely1display recognized)
[05:31] <Flat4ForLife> so can you register it to where no one can use it even for the 30 second period fibz?
[05:31] <she_dyed> xrandr, sorry^
[05:31] <`Fibz`> this is a question for #freenode
[05:31] <safri8> she_dyed: command not found
[05:31] <she_dyed> its with an x, pardon the typo
[05:31] <qin> safri8: DISPLAY=0: xrandr; why do you think that it is a problem? does /var/log/ saying something useful?
[05:32] <Flat4ForLife> yea well as usual no one responds lol
[05:32] <safri8> qin: it says something about Can't launch X server Xephyr.notfound in path
[05:33] <safri8> qin: i thought it'll be a good start to debug it by disabling dual displays
[05:33] <she_dyed> their homepage Flat4ForLife http://irc.freenode.net has FAQ,explains a lot
[05:33] <nearst> safri8, locate Xephyr ?
[05:33] <`Fibz`> i only know i can do that because i troll Flat4ForLife
[05:33] <qin> that makes sens
[05:33] <Flat4ForLife> she_dyed, thanks ill check it out
[05:33] <safri8> nearst: how can i locate it?.
[05:34] <nearst> safri8, either use whereis or locate command
[05:34] <she_dyed> i had those same questions bofre ,you're welcome, Flat4ForLife
[05:34] <she_dyed> before*
[05:35] <zsw_> how can i get backtrack
[05:35] <safri8> nearst: couldn't find any xephyr
[05:35] <Flat4ForLife> zsw_ look up kali linux
[05:36] <zsw_> i have xubuntu not kali linux
[05:36] <she_dyed> isnt the command lshw| grep VGA
[05:36] <Flat4ForLife> 'Fibz' haha uh oh :/
[05:36] <Ben64> zsw_: why are you asking about backtrack then?
[05:36] <zsw_> idk got good rivews and i want
[05:36] <Flat4ForLife> zsw_ you asked about backtrack, not xubuntu. backtrack/kali is its own OS
[05:36] <Flat4ForLife> its not a program to install
[05:37] <zsw_> o ok
[05:37] <she_dyed> safri8: THSTS ^ THE COMMAND TO DETERMINE WHAT YOUR GFX hw IS
[05:37] <zsw_> can i dualboot
[05:37] <Ben64> backtrack no longer exists, it is now kali and neither are supported in this channel
[05:37] <Flat4ForLife> well not its own "OS" but its own linux version
[05:37] <she_dyed> SORRY ABOUT CAPS
[05:37] <qin> safri8: cat /etc/X11/Xreset.d/README or sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[05:37] <Flat4ForLife> yes zsw_. like Ben64 said, though, its not supported by this channel
[05:38] <zsw_> ok whats a channal that is
[05:38] <Ben64> you're in the #ubuntu channel right now
[05:38] <nearst> zsw_, ever try google that ?
[05:38] <qin> zsw_: #kali-linux, see ya
[05:40] <nearst> my unity didnt show a cursor
[05:40] <Flat4ForLife> anyone in here good with grub? ive tried the grub channel multiple times over the past few weeks and never receive a response
[05:41] <nearst> !ask
[05:41] <Flat4ForLife> i didnt ask to ask a question, i asked one
[05:41] <safri8> outpu tof grep is VGA compatible controller
[05:41] <qin> ubottu should be weaponised with distro channel quick redirection function
[05:42] <she_dyed> safri8: is it one of these
[05:42] <she_dyed> !nvidia > safri8
[05:42] <lustic> does anyone know how I can add commands to the "command line parameter" in a game installed via wine ?
[05:42] <safri8> she_dyed: it's not
[05:43] <Ben64> lustic: wine blah.exe -foo -bar
[05:43] <she_dyed> not 1 of the 3 mentioned, safri8, matching the grep VGA output?
[05:43] <DenSaakalte> Fixed the XChat issue... It seemed to be a corrupt notify.conf file, I removed it and it works nicely now
[05:43] <Flat4ForLife> i will explain then. i have a 13.10 install thats not modified and i cannot boot into ubuntu or mac os from the grub menu. however, using rEFInd, i can boot into both find. any ideas?
[05:43] <DenSaakalte> Thanks for the suggestion, Ben64
[05:44] <CrazyZurfer> !nvidia
[05:44] <lustic> when I go to the poperties for an .exe installed in wine,  it only presents the .exe as a name, and no target field,  that doesn't matter?
[05:44] <Ben64> !yay | DenSaakalte
[05:44] <DenSaakalte> :D
[05:44] <CrazyZurfer> !optimus CrazyZurfer
[05:44] <safri8> she_dyed: what 3 did you mention?
[05:44] <DenSaakalte> See you all later
[05:44] <somsip> !optimus | CrazyZurfer
[05:45] <Ben64> lustic: depends how you're trying to launch it
[05:48] <safri8> i did a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  but command not found
[05:51] <Flat4ForLife> any recommendations for fan/temp control on a mac using 13.10?
[05:54] <she_dyed> safri8: maybe no dash after dpkg
[05:55] <safri8> she_dyed: error: need an action option
[05:57] <safri8> i don't understand documentation says it was the right way..
[05:59] <somsip> Flat4ForLife: you could search here http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=328
[05:59] <she_dyed> safri8: see the reply from ubottu 3 gfx HW 1st line
[05:59] <Worm_in_a_Box>   Will java autoupdate with apt?
[05:59] <somsip> Worm_in_a_Box: yes, if you installed from the official repos
[05:59] <darthanubis> yes
[06:00] <Worm_in_a_Box>  Firefox keeps talking about an update.
[06:00] <Worm_in_a_Box>  When I enter this bank site.
[06:01] <she_dyed> they usually dont recognize *any browser in LInux
[06:04] <safri8> she_dyed: I remember now! before last reboot I followed installed gminer
[06:09] <she_dyed> gminer, safri8, does it runinlinux or uses Wine
[06:09] <safri8> i did sudo X -reconfigure and i got number of detected screens doesn't match number of creater devices
[06:10] <safri8> she_dyed: it runs natively if you compile it
[06:10] <safri8> correction X -configure
[06:11] <safri8> she_dyed: you have to make changes to the graphic drivers to install cgminer
[06:11] <`Fibz`> she_dyed, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gw7YPYgMgNNU42skibULbJJUx_suP_CpjSEdSi8_z9U/preview?sle=true
[06:15] <CHEVAL> HEY!!!
[06:15] <Neizan> anybody knows any method to show graphical text to user in a hour in concret?
[06:15] <CHEVAL> Am I alone?
[06:15] <CHEVAL> Hey, in IRC how to do i change between windows? In the text mode
[06:16] <nearst> CHEVAL, which client ? irssi ?
[06:16] <Neizan> what's your client IRC Cheekio ?
[06:16] <Neizan> CHEVAL*
[06:16] <CHEVAL> Yes irssi thanks
[06:17] <Neizan> Alt+nº
[06:17] <nearst> alt + 1, 2, 3
[06:17] <CHEVAL> i wanted to learn the hard way :3
[06:17] <CHEVAL> YES!!
[06:17] <nearst> learn the hard way = man -k irssi :))
[06:17] <CHEVAL> Any great sites with commands guys? So im less noob when asking
[06:17] <CHEVAL> OHhh man lol i forgot
[06:19] <Neizan> anybody knows a tool to show a message to the user of ubuntu?
[06:19] <CHEVAL> nearst, after byte matching in wireshark ill pass on man -k irssi lol
[06:19] <jeffrey_f> CHEVAL: what are you looking for exactly?
[06:19] <qin> CHEVAL: also arrows (with alt)
[06:21] <nearst> CHEVAL, u can find out a few wallpaper with the command which u can look it everyday :)))
[06:21] <jeffrey_f> CHEVAL: Google is your friend.  Before messing with commands, you may want to consider installing Ubuntu in VirtualBox and playing in VirtualBox so you don't do what I have done a few times, Bork your system.  If you break the system in VirtualBox, you can just reinstall.
[06:22] <CHEVAL> Jeffrey_f, im used to linux, just never found the time to play with the chat, not very popular at uni
[06:24]  * jeffrey_f understands
[06:36] <safri8> she_dyed: i think this is the problem i had:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/130153/directed-back-to-login-screen-every-time-after-upgrade-to-12-04-from-11-10
[06:40] <safri8> she_dyed: I sploe too soon...
[06:40] <safri8> *spoke
[06:42] <ttal> Hey all.
[06:43] <ttal> Anybody know the difference between wine, wine-tricks, play on linux?
[06:43] <nearst> google ?
[06:43] <somsip> ttal: AIUI, wine is the main compatibility layer, wine-tricks adds clever stuff to make certain things work, playonlinux is wine optimised for games
[06:44] <ESL|fzninuse> My Xubuntu 13.10 boots to a blank screen with blinking cursor after grub.. removing quiet splash from the bootoptions shows: "EXT4-fs (sdb1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro" how to fix that?
[06:44] <cfhowlett> !wine|ttal
[06:44] <ttal> somsip: ubottu: I see, thanks for the info. Appreciate it.
[06:53] <karstenk1977_> please can you help me to setup ping? I cannot ping anything and some servers are not resolved by configured dns
[06:53] <karstenk1977_> all firewalls are off
[06:54] <karstenk1977_> so i cannot use SOAP at the moment
[06:54] <karstenk1977_> plz help
[06:55] <Tom1> i have a problem with my flash drive, i made 3 partitions with gparted in Ubuntu, now when i connect the pendrive in windows 7 i can see only 1 partition, i can't see the rest  of two partitions.
[06:55] <b0x> thats because windows doesnt read efs
[06:55] <b0x> only fat and ntfs
[06:56] <Beldar> Tom1, windows will only show one partition on a usb without a 3rd party.
[06:57] <Tom1> beldar: why? in ubuntu i can see all partitions.
[06:57] <sunshine-api> ^^^^hallo
[06:58] <cfhowlett> Tom1, ubuntu ain't windows.  different capabilities
[06:58] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, greetings
[06:58] <`Fibz`> ms has no interest in being compatible with ubuntu
[06:58] <she_dyed> tom1 welcome to microsoft, here's your blinders
[06:59] <Tom1> cfhowlett: can i see all partitions of pendrive in newer windows8? or xp and seven?
[06:59] <cfhowlett> Tom1, no no and no.  please direct complaints to Microsoft
[06:59] <Tom1> i use only ubuntu.
[06:59] <sunshine-api> halllo
[06:59] <`Fibz`> you need to partition it in formats windows understands, like FAT16, FAT32, exFAT and NTFS
[06:59] <sunshine-api> einer da
[06:59] <cfhowlett> Tom1,?  then why do you care what windows is showing
[06:59] <sunshine-api> rauche hile ŵegen mein ŵlan
[06:59] <cfhowlett> !de|sunshine-api,
[07:00] <`Fibz`> anyone know the location of that xscreensaver test pattern image with the burning screen in the middle?
[07:00] <sunshine-api> de=
[07:00] <sunshine-api> °?
[07:00] <sunshine-api> ok thanks
[07:00] <safri8> I keep getting a can't open display 0 when trying to do Xrandr command. doing an export DISPLAY=:0.0 doesn't help
[07:01] <Tom1> cfhowlett: actually i have dual boot , most of the time i use ubuntu, but also use 7 sometimes. i have some .exe files on those partitions.
[07:01] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, in terminal     whereis xscreensaver    will show you
[07:02] <cfhowlett> Tom1, you can downgrade your partitions format from ext4 to something windows can read - not recommended IMHO
[07:02] <sunshine-api> hello
[07:02] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, greetings
[07:02] <sunshine-api> i can english a little bit
[07:02] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, what's your issue?
[07:02] <Tom1> cfhowlett: windows can't read ext4 partitions.
[07:02] <she_dyed> safri8: odds are, lxdm or lighdm already grabbed it for logon
[07:03] <sunshine-api> my friend her linux wlan connectet but no    connect to webside
[07:03] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, but connected to other sites?
[07:04] <Tom1> can windows read ext4 partitions?
[07:04] <cfhowlett> Tom1, no
[07:05] <safri8> she_dyed: i thoguht so... .so how do i stop it? i tried  service lightdm stop
[07:05] <safri8> but it keeps reloading..
[07:05] <sunshine-api> jey
[07:05] <sunshine-api> jes^ can not on wŵw sidês^
[07:05] <Kartagis> !find flac123
[07:06] <sunshine-api> wlan connetctet
[07:06] <sunshine-api> firefox can not find the sides
[07:06] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, test a different browser and see
[07:06] <cfhowlett> !browser
[07:07] <she_dyed> safri8: pick the next one
[07:07] <she_dyed> export DISPLAY=:1.0
[07:07] <sunshine-api> ja ok
[07:08] <she_dyed> export DISPLAY=1:.0or something like that
[07:09] <safri8> she_dyed: i get it with all display
[07:10] <she_dyed> when you get an xorg,conf xrandr will be able to work
[07:11] <safri8> ok
[07:11] <she_dyed> google the arch or gentoo forums, but ubuntu has documented the same info already
[07:11] <`Fibz`> cfhowlett, the xscreensaver default image is not located in any of the directories specified by whereis xscreensaver
[07:12]  * artienne looks around
[07:12] <Oog> my syslog stops logging... it wasnt working for days then the server restarted and it started working
[07:12] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, this is the flaming tv, right?
[07:12] <Oog> now it has stopped working again
[07:12] <`Fibz`> correct
[07:12] <ESL|fzninuse> My Xubuntu 13.10 boots to a blank screen with blinking cursor after grub.. removing quiet splash from the bootoptions shows: "EXT4-fs (sdb1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro" how to fix that? Booting to recovery and choosing "resume" boots the system completely.
[07:13] <Oog> the last thing in syslog.1 is kernel: hrtimer: interrupt took 20529437 ns
[07:13] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, do you remember the name of that one?  I can look
[07:13] <`Fibz`> i wish i knew
[07:13] <cfhowlett> but I've got about 75 of them
[07:13] <Flat4ForLife> ESL|fzninuse, have you tried a nomodeset ?
[07:13] <Oog> ive tried /etc/init.d/rsyslog restart - doesnt do anything.
[07:13] <`Fibz`> that would make this so much easier
[07:13] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, patience
[07:13] <ESL|fzninuse> Flat4ForLife: yep.. no change
[07:13] <Flat4ForLife> ESL|fzninuse, which drivers are you using?
[07:14] <Oog> i commented out the |/dev/xconsole line in /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf  because i read online that causes issues if xconsole isnt installed and its not
[07:14] <`Fibz`> device timing out. might want to try smartmontools to make sure the device isnt failing
[07:14] <`Fibz`> @ ESL|fzninuse
[07:14] <ESL|fzninuse> bumblebee with nvidia-319-updates
[07:14] <she_dyed> boy,xconcole, that doc you're reading could be *old*
[07:15] <she_dyed> xconsole^
[07:15] <Wiz_KeeD> hey guys, what if I want to make a short command when i enter a piece of text "xx" it would do cd /bla/bla/bla  run ./app -c ../projects/xx/xx.conf ?
[07:15] <Wiz_KeeD> how do I go about that?
[07:15] <ttal> is there a wine-like equivalent for mac apps?
[07:15] <Flat4ForLife> ESL|fzninuse, did you just install the drivers and it stopped working after reboot? or has it worked with these drivers before?
[07:16] <safri8> she_dyed: I can't create Xorg.conf because I get a "number of created screens does not match number of detected devices" error
[07:16] <ESL|fzninuse> worked for ~6 months without any issues...
[07:16] <ESL|fzninuse> i've installed adb-tools yesterday
[07:16] <Oog> she_dyed: its in my syslog config file though
[07:16] <`Fibz`> write the batch script, then go into the settings manager edit keyboard settings, add new mapping to launch that script on desired maped keys Wiz_KeeD
[07:16] <Oog> do you have other ideas?
[07:17] <Flat4ForLife> hmm thats odd. maybe try what 'Fibz' said
[07:17] <svarma_> Hey Everyone
[07:17] <ESL|fzninuse> ok.. thanks
[07:17] <svarma_> what is the lync alternative to Ubuntu
[07:17] <svarma_> ?
[07:18] <cfhowlett> svarma_, lync????
[07:18] <Oog> ha
[07:18] <Oog> sudo restart rsyslog seems to fix it while /etc/init.d/rsyslog restart doesnt
[07:18] <she_dyed> yeah,safr you need to go through the steps buntu recommends for your HW.
[07:19] <svarma_> cfhowlett: Microsoft office communicator
[07:20] <she_dyed> then we can revisit the xrandr safri8
[07:20] <safri8> ok thanks
[07:20] <she_dyed> yw
[07:20] <she_dyed> even those arch guys have hammered it out
[07:21] <vimbro> test
[07:21] <`Fibz`> pas
[07:21] <`Fibz`> +s
[07:22] <she_dyed> the lync is like our xvnc or xvncserver svarma_ can do apt-cache search vnc
[07:23] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, this one:  from cli:   xflame-root
[07:23] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, ignore
[07:23] <`Fibz`> k
[07:24] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, XFlame ?
[07:26] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, you can specify image grabs in the xscreensaver preferences Advanced tab
[07:34] <sunshine-api> we can i install  chrome for linux,,  i have  the ordner
[07:34] <cfhowlett> !chromium|sunshine-api,
[07:35] <`Fibz`> cfhowlett, yes. my ultimate goal is to figure out where that picture is located however
[07:36] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, ask the xscreensaver packager?
[07:36] <sunshine-api> is that for linux mint KDE?
[07:36] <`Fibz`> i suppose thats the answer
[07:36] <sunshine-api> my friend need that
[07:36] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, chromium *should* run in mint
[07:36] <sunshine-api> firefox can not open^sites over wlan
[07:37] <`Fibz`> i found it for Ubuntu Satanic, but their system is toally dirrent and none of the directories exist in Ubuntu
[07:37] <cfhowlett> `Fibz`, wait the burning pipe guy is from ubuntu SE?
[07:37] <ESL|fzninuse> `Fibz`: smartmontools shows no errors
[07:38] <sunshine-api> i need mint channel?
[07:39] <cfhowlett> !mint|sunshine-api,
[07:39] <sunshine-api> have you a name or can i help me for address for download
[07:39] <sunshine-api> chrominum for mint KDE
[07:39] <sunshine-api> thanks
[07:41] <Tom1> sunshine-api:can we use 32bit softwares on 64 bit Ubuntu os?
[07:42] <Ben64> Tom1: yes, you can
[07:42] <`Fibz`> YES
[07:42] <`Fibz`> oops
[07:42] <Tom1> ok
[07:42] <sunshine-api> ^^
[07:42] <Tom1> Ben64: thanks
[07:56] <Jebus> I am trying to encrypt my flash drive using truecrypt and it when I get to the part about formating it near the end it asks if I want to use linux ext 2,3, or 4 I am using a 16GB flash drive and I am trying to encrypt the entire flash drive
[07:57] <`Fibz`> EXT2 is faster but has some issues, EXT4 is prefurred
[07:58] <`Fibz`> neither will be usable on Windows
[07:58] <Jebus> thank you `Fibz`
[07:58] <Jebus> because EXT3 was making it crash
[07:58] <svarma_> \quit
[07:59] <sunshine-api> i need link
[07:59] <sunshine-api> ^for  ^32bît   ĉhromium
[08:00] <sunshine-api> keŷboard  ^error
[08:00] <sunshine-api> ŝôrr^<^
[08:01] <El_Quedro> lol
[08:01] <helmut_> hi
[08:01] <`Fibz`> sunshine-api, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser
[08:01] <`Fibz`> hi
[08:01] <sunshine-api> hi
[08:01] <sunshine-api> thx
[08:02] <sunshine-api> what i need on this site for download
[08:03] <Ben64> sunshine-api: why not "sudo apt-get install chromium-browser"
[08:03] <sunshine-api> for^my^    friend ^hêr comp^
[08:04] <sunshine-api> keyboârd^êrror
[08:04] <Guest48713> can someone tell me is tor mail gone
[08:04] <cfhowlett> !tor
[08:05] <sunshine-api> that^     â commând?=
[08:05] <Ben64> sunshine-api: your friend can do "sudo apt-get install chromium-browser" too
[08:06] <ocx> Hi, i have an ubuntu system 12.04 to which students can come and plug in their usb sticks. When the usb stick is plugged for the first time it gets assigned partition 1 on /media/usb1 and partition 2 on /media/usb2, now if the usb is removed and replugged sometimes partition1 goes into /media/usb2 and partition2 goes into /media/usb1. Usb sticks cannot be identified since any kind of usb stick can be brought by any student,we dont have
[08:06] <ocx> What we want to achieve is when the usb stick is replugged, the partitions need to be mapped as they were initially mapped on the first initial usb insertion. Thank you
[08:12] <rethus> I try to install this package in 13.10: http://packages.ubuntu.com/de/saucy/kde-telepathy-integration-module
[08:12] <rethus> but even if universe is in the apt-sources, its not available
[08:13] <Guest48713> tor-mail anyone help
[08:13] <cfhowlett> Guest48713, ask the tor suppport channel - this is ubuntu
[08:13] <cfhowlett> !tor
[08:13] <sunshine-api> ^^^
[08:13] <Guest48713> sorry wong place
[08:14] <sunshine-api> tor ^mâil
[08:20] <hoijui> i installed the workman and workman-p keyboard layouts
[08:20] <hoijui> and i can select them with setxkbmap
[08:20] <hoijui> but not through the GUI
[08:21] <hoijui> (keyboard layout settings)
[08:21] <hoijui> any idea? :D
[08:21] <hoijui> using KDE
[08:21] <tapout_> when i do;  aptitude search ddrescue, it doesn't find anything... why is that?
[08:22] <sunshine-api> ĥello mŷ  friend ha^ve  not so good     space for downloading
[08:22] <sunshine-api> google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
[08:22] <sunshine-api> we  can i install^that
[08:23] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, sudo dpkg -i packagename.deb will install it
[08:23] <cfhowlett> !info ddrescue
[08:23] <sunshine-api> a ok
[08:24] <sunshine-api> in terminal?
[08:24] <sunshine-api> newbee sorry
[08:24] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, terminal
[08:25] <ocx> they will bring any usb stick, means you can have any kind of partition on it, but i dont want these partitions to be mapped randomly on /media/usb1 /media/usb2 etc, they need to be statics so that each time they are inserted they map to the same mountpoints iptable keel l
[08:25] <sunshine-api> thx
[08:25] <ocx> i need some help please
[08:25] <cfhowlett> !patience|ocx,
[08:25] <iptable> ocx: you don't need to repeat the same thing on all the channels like that.
[08:26] <ocx> ok
[08:27] <cfhowlett> :?
[08:29] <sunshine-api> ŵhât thaat  i ĉan not find^ terminal on ĥis  computer
[08:29] <sunshine-api> whŷ?°
[08:29] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, what ubuntu is he running?
[08:30] <sunshine-api> ubuntu yes
[08:31] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, version means number but --- hit the windows key and you should see the dash.  in the dash type "terminal"  and it should display
[08:32] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, ^^^ this
[08:32] <sunshine-api> wait im from german
[08:32] <sunshine-api> i musst translate
[08:32] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, jah, I understand.
[08:33] <bazhang> sunshine-api, ctrl alt T
[08:33] <sunshine-api> in the search  can not find ´terminal´
[08:33] <bazhang> gnome-terminal
[08:36] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, bazhang has given you the answer ^^^
[08:37] <sunshine-api> tahnks
[08:37] <sunshine-api> thanks
[08:37] <sunshine-api> why can not see on start
[08:37] <mikoluntu> hi I'm looking for a way to record sound off a audio input like a cellfone into my ubuntu 12
[08:38] <bazhang> sunshine-api, you want it to open on start up?
[08:41] <sunshine-api> ok next probl.
[08:42] <sunshine-api> î can write   sudo.....deb       ,  than start password
[08:42] <rethus> I try to install this package in 13.10: http://packages.ubuntu.com/de/saucy/kde-telepathy-integration-module
[08:42] <rethus> but even if universe is in the apt-sources, its not available
[08:43] <rethus> any idea why?
[08:43] <sunshine-api> and this can not write    no reaktion from keyboard
[08:43] <sikor_sxe> hello, i have issues using my bluetooth keyboard. i could pair it correctly, but it does not work (tm)
[08:43] <sikor_sxe> keypresses are not registered
[08:43] <bazhang> http://askubuntu.com/questions/167061/recording-sound-playing-from-an-external-device-and-save-to-my-pc-using-line-i mikoluntu
[08:43] <sunshine-api> wait
[08:43] <sunshine-api> its ok
[08:43] <mikoluntu> right on
[08:43] <sunshine-api> no
[08:44] <sikor_sxe> besides, when i remove the keyboard from the settings menu, the settings apps stalls, then gracefully ignores my request to remove the paired device
[08:44] <mikoluntu> by the way i like icecream
[08:44] <cfhowlett> mikoluntu, do you have an ubuntu question for this support channel?
[08:44] <bazhang> so does #ubuntu-offtopic mikoluntu
[08:44] <mikoluntu> I had earlier
[08:44] <bazhang> yep
[08:45] <mikoluntu> am looking into it my goal is to have my voicemails recorded on a usb so I can make other listen
[08:45] <bazhang> rethus, updated your sources.list? care to show them in a pastebin?
[08:46] <celroc> mikoluntu: Audacity lets you record from a microphone on your computer (remember to let anyone else you may be talking to on the phone let them know they are being recorded ;-) ) if that helps.  If you want to have it go directly from the phone to the computer.... I'm not sure how to do that.
[08:47] <mikoluntu> wallmart guy gave me a 2.5mm to 3.5mm audio plug
[08:47] <rethus> bazhang: :  http://paste.kde.org/plcqwyuav
[08:48] <mikoluntu> I have 4 voicemails from rebecca she left me when she was begging me to go see her now she wants me far away from her so I'm gonna make jason listen to them
[08:48] <celroc> mikoluntu: Hmm.... there might be some way to plug it into like a line-in (or maybe microphone?) port on your computer and let it record that way... although I'm not sure how exactly to do that.
[08:48] <tapout_> why does .. aptitude search ddrescue come up as nothing found, yet http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=ddrescue
[08:49] <cfhowlett> mikoluntu, no shortage of android/ios recorders ... save the file, copy to usb
[08:50] <mikoluntu> I'm using a samsung can't record video I only use it for voice
[08:50] <celroc> tapout_: Does "apt-cache search ddrescue" bring up anything helpful for you?  I tried on mint but only got one entry
[08:53] <tapout_> celroc, 3 items .. not close to ddrescue tho :()
[08:55] <shadej> hello guys
[08:56] <bazhang> !info gddrescue
[08:56] <bazhang> tapout_, ^
[08:56] <celroc> tapout_: Are you using 13.10?
[08:56] <shadej> question here: When I create adhoc network using my laptop, other devices are not able to connect to the adhoc even they dont detect its existenece. what is happening?
[08:57] <tapout_> celroc, using 13.10 yes
[08:57] <newuser> how to setup printer in ubuntu ?
[08:57] <celroc> tapout_: You might be able to install it manually from here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/gddrescue
[08:58] <shadej> I am using ubuntu 13.04
[08:58] <newuser> how to setup printer in ubuntu ?
[08:59] <celroc> tapout_: Although, I'd try "sudo apt-get install gddrescue" first, apparantly it's part of that package
[08:59] <cfhowlett> newuser, 13.04 is out of support/end of life ... I use cups to manage my printers
[09:00] <tapout_> celroc, ahh damn.. i had to enable "universe"
[09:00] <tapout_> ffs :(
[09:00] <newuser> cfhowlett: what ? mine is 13.10 saucy and what cups ? !cups
[09:01] <cfhowlett> !cups|newuser,
[09:02] <cfhowlett> newuser: go to      http://localhost:631/
[09:02] <newuser> cfhowlett: my printer is wipro lq1050+ a collaboration of wipro with seiko epson, japan
[09:02] <bazhang> newuser, so check the linuxprinting.org database for it
[09:02] <newuser> cfhowlett: its connected via usb adapter
[09:03] <bazhang> newuser, check that website for what, if any drivers it uses
[09:04] <newuser> bazhang: when installing from linux inbuilt drivers, this specific printer is not listed, instead epson lq850 with epson dot matirix, epson 24pin printers and a common generic printer driver cfhowlett
[09:05] <newuser> ok
[09:07] <newuser> bazhang: linuxprinting.org redirect to http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/openprinting and a search with lq1050 in top right hand corner search box yielded no reuslts
[09:08] <bazhang> newuser, epson lq850?
[09:10] <newuser> bazhang: well, I downloaded a manual and it listed service manual for lq850/lq1050 so I assumed 1050 is a model for series lq850
[09:10] <bazhang> https://www.openprinting.org/printer/Epson/Epson-LQ-850  newuser
[09:11] <newuser> ohh
[09:11] <bazhang> yeah, that shows the printer driver needed
[09:11] <newuser> http://www.linuxfoundation.org/search/node/epson%20lq850 bazhang
[09:11] <bazhang> newuser, check the link I gave you yet?
[09:11] <newuser> yea
[09:12] <bazhang> https://www.openprinting.org/ppd-o-matic.php?driver=lq850&printer=Epson-LQ-850&show=0  <-- get the ppd newuser
[09:13] <newuser> ok
[09:13] <newuser> bazhang: but is my assumption right for lq1050+ is a model of lq850 series ?
[09:14] <sunshine-api> sO ok can not open
[09:15] <bazhang> cannot open what sunshine-api
[09:18] <brotherBox> Hello people. I am usung Ubuntu 13.10 with gnome-panel, and for some reason the sound widget has disappeared from the top panel. Alt+right click and selecting "Add to Panel" doesnt show a sound applet option. What can I do to restore it?
[09:18] <zsw_> can someone help me out since knowone on #kali-linux will
[09:18] <ikonia> zsw_: sorry, #kali-linux is the correct channel
[09:19] <zsw_> i just wand to dualboot kali-linux and xubuntu/ubuntu
[09:19] <ikonia> yes I read that, and all the detail that came with it, #kali-linux is the correct channel
[09:20] <cfhowlett> zsw_, and we don not adn will not support Kali-linux.  Use their channels
[09:20] <ikonia> they have pointed you at a link, if there is a problem with that link progress it with the kali team
[09:20] <zsw_> but ive wated over 30 mins without a responce
[09:20] <newuser> bazhang: while adding a new printer by choosing ppd fiile, forward button is faded but still clickable, means its not correct for lq1050+ ?
[09:20] <cfhowlett> zsw_, and?
[09:20] <zsw_> i need help
[09:21] <ikonia> zsw_: they did respond, they give you a link, ask futher questions to them
[09:21] <cfhowlett> zsw_, some people would consider that a sure sign that you need to use a distro that is actually supproted
[09:21] <ikonia> zsw_: you've only said "hello" after they gave you the link
[09:21] <sunshine-api> google-chrome-stable_current_i386    that for ubuntu?
[09:21] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, it is
[09:22] <zsw_> yea to download with further instructions
[09:22] <sunshine-api> mh... can not install
[09:22] <zsw_> from them
[09:22] <ikonia> zsw_: so talk to the people in #kali-linux
[09:22] <zsw_> thay dont respond
[09:22] <ikonia> give them time
[09:22] <sunshine-api> the  file is on the stick not on pc
[09:22] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, so drag and drop the file to the computer
[09:23] <zsw_> 30 mins is an excessive amount of time
[09:23] <cfhowlett> zsw_, not out problem.  kali is NOT ubuntu.
[09:23] <bazhang> newuser, you initially said it was the lq850
[09:23] <ikonia> zsw_: look, this is not #ubuntu's problem - your patience and choice of distro is your choice, if their support is not what you want, pick a distro with support you do want
[09:23] <zsw_> i have ubuntu
[09:24] <bazhang> newuser, so now its the lq1050?
[09:24] <ikonia> zsw_: please end this now, we've tried to point you at the right place, it's up to you what you do now
[09:24] <newuser> bazhang: I said "I assumed it to be a model of series lq850"
[09:24] <bazhang> newuser, not sure about that, sorry.
[09:25] <zsw_> ]for you to give me instructions on how to dualboot both os is
[09:25] <newuser> [09:02] <newuser> cfhowlett: my printer is wipro lq1050+ a collaboration of wipro with seiko epson, japan bazhang
[09:25] <cfhowlett> !dualboot|zsw_,
[09:25] <sunshine-api> drop on desktop?   google-chrome-stable_current_i386
[09:26] <bazhang> sunshine-api, yes, then double click it
[09:26] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, yes
[09:26] <sunshine-api> and than terminal     sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
[09:26] <sunshine-api> that ok?=
[09:26] <zsw_> im sorry im i was disruptive to your chit chat
[09:27] <sunshine-api> than open  the appcenter
[09:27] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, easier maybe to do sudo dpkg -i    THEN drag and drop the file in the terminal.  location should autocomplete.  press enter
[09:30] <sunshine-api> internal ERROR
[09:31] <sunshine-api> could not open  °/home/h/arbeitsfläsche
[09:33] <mega1> how do i delete a user and there files
[09:33] <cfhowlett> !delete
[09:34] <sunshine-api> ok is ok
[09:34] <cfhowlett> !deluser
[09:34] <sunshine-api> thanks drag from the stik in the terminal
[09:34] <sunshine-api> he installed
[09:34] <celroc> mega1: sudo userdel -r UserName
[09:34] <cfhowlett> celroc, your terminal-fu is impressive
[09:35] <celroc> cfhowlett: I'm not really that good, to be honest.
[09:35] <celroc> cfhowlett: But thanks!
[09:37] <gurudev> i bought this lenovo z580 came with win8
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> cfhowlett: you can suggest factoids to ubottu if you like :)
[09:37] <gurudev> i made a bootable pen drive of ubuntu 13.10 64 bit
[09:38] <cfhowlett> ActionParsnip, thanks
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> gurudev: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFIBooting
[09:38] <sunshine-api> ahhh,,, help
[09:38] <gurudev> but the problem is when i disable uefi in bios then ubuntu installation is stuck at detecting file systems
[09:39] <gurudev> if i enable uefi then directly win8 starts
[09:39] <sunshine-api> error its not for U gnome maybee google-chrome-stable_current_i386
[09:39] <gurudev> ActionParsnip yes i saw that
[09:40] <gurudev> if i disable uefi then ubuntu installer starts then i make partitions etc and then press install
[09:40] <OerHeks> gurudev, make sure you disable fast-boot in windows8
[09:40] <Mikoluntu> I downloaded audacity but when I connect my cellphone to the microfone/headfone port it only records what I talk not the sound going tru the cable HELP!
[09:41] <Mikoluntu> it turns off speaker output too
[09:41] <Mikoluntu> oh andI like icecream
[09:41] <gurudev> OerHeks  and then boit in uefi or legacy?
[09:41] <cfhowlett> Mikoluntu, stop the silly and you might actually get some help
[09:41] <Mikoluntu> I had a ligitmate question
[09:41] <cfhowlett> followed by a dumb comment
[09:42] <cfhowlett> !audacity
[09:42] <sunshine-api> înstall startet
[09:42] <gurudev> i want to keep my win8 also so i boot in legacy or uefi?
[09:42] <sunshine-api> google-gnome menus are processed ...
[09:42] <sunshine-api> error occurred while ^ dit of Ĝ C Stable
[09:43] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, have you updated this machine - ever?
[09:43] <mega1> i deleted some off server 10.04 but it still says disk is full when i do updates
[09:43] <Mikoluntu> is google entuained with ubuntu?
[09:43] <John_John_> does mono support asp.net 4.0 in LINUX ? and what module should i download and from where ? i don't care about distro as long as it works.
[09:43] <cfhowlett> !mono
[09:44] <mega1> i deleted some files off server 10.04 but it still says disk is full when i do updates
[09:44] <OerHeks> gurudev, not sure, all i know is that fast-boot can disrupt booting ubuntu
[09:44] <celroc> Mikoluntu: Perhaps try changing the input device setting in Audacity.  It should be in the bar along the top of the screen.
[09:44] <cfhowlett> !server|mega1,
[09:45] <gurudev> haha
[09:45] <Mikoluntu> hmm
[09:46] <Peace-> hello i was using android with ftpdomobile i can see my android files with chromium
[09:46] <Peace-> but i amnot able to connect with dolphin
[09:46] <Peace-> any idea?
[09:47] <cfhowlett> Peace-, what is the goal of connecting?
[09:47] <sunshine-api> no  update
[09:47] <Peace-> cfhowlett: well get files
[09:47] <sunshine-api> ûbuntu 12.04.4-desktop
[09:47] <cfhowlett> Peace-, try airdroid over wifi
[09:48] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, terminal   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:48] <Rory> Peace-: I can also vouch for Airdroid; I can't remember the last time I plugged my phone into a PC
[09:48] <Mikoluntu> celroc: it only records my voice not the sound from the headphone jack on the cell
[09:48] <Mikoluntu> what can I do is a stupid laptop I know
[09:48] <Peace-> cfhowlett: well i know that there is airdroid but it's too heavy
[09:49] <Peace-> ftpdomobile it's withaout ads and it's very light
[09:49] <celroc> Mikoluntu: Hmm, so none of the input options let you record directly from the phone, I take it?
[09:49] <Peace-> cfhowlett: btw i cna't undestand why with chromium i can connect and instead with dolphin no :;D
[09:50] <Peace-> under*
[09:50] <Mikoluntu> celroc: it might be recording both my voice from the microfone and the sound going tru the microfone port
[09:51] <Mikoluntu> too tired it's 251am and I have a psychiatric appointment at 10am
[09:51] <celroc> Mikoluntu: Okay, sorry I wasn't able to help ya
[09:52] <mega1> when i did df i get /dev/sda1 usage is 100% how do i increase this
[09:53] <cfhowlett> mega1, kindof hard to increase usage beyond 100%
[09:54] <mega1> the partiction is 30gb but the hd is 160
[09:55] <mega1> how can i use the rest of the hd
[09:56] <mega1> i am using server 12.04
[09:56] <iceroot> mega1: resize the partition, for that you need a live-system because its not possible to do it when the partition is mounted, there are live-cds with gparted on it for example
[09:56] <iceroot> mega1: and make a backup first!
[09:57] <celroc> mega1: Hmm, you could try booting from a LiveCD and using gparted to modify your partition setup (shrink other partitions, and then grow /dev/sda1).  Backup up all important data on all your partitions to a separate disk before you try it, though!
[09:58] <mega1> where can i download the iso whth gparted on it
[09:58] <celroc> mega1: Oh, and make sure that whatever backups you have work before doing it.  I admittedly have had a backup fail when I needed it
[09:58] <cfhowlett> !gparted
[09:59] <celroc> I think most Ubuntu Desktop LiveCDs have it, or can be obtained with "sudo apt-get install gparted" in the livecd
[10:00] <sunshine-api> updâtte on www.archi.ûbuntu.com be resolved
[10:01] <mega1> if i boot from a ubuntu usb and install gparted would that work
[10:08] <adam007> hello i already make some script in PHP, when i run this in hosting it work, but not in server
[10:09] <hewhomust> good question adam
[10:09] <adam007> already double check, and i use same script.. any opinion ?
[10:09] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, no idea what www.archi.ubuntu.com is - not a valid link according to my search
[10:09] <Humbedooh> adam007: have you considered asking in ##php?
[10:09] <Humbedooh> cfhowlett: ûbuntu, not ubuntu ;)
[10:10] <sunshine-api> ok
[10:10] <duane_> how do i sync my cell phone to my laptop. both samsung.
[10:10] <cfhowlett> !synch
[10:10] <adam007> not yet but i think i must ask in here.. my script work in hosting but not in ubuntu server and localhost
[10:10] <cfhowlett> !sync
[10:10] <sunshine-api> my keyboard have water
[10:10] <sunshine-api> error
[10:10] <sunshine-api> sorrŷ
[10:10] <adam007> hewhomust can you help me ?
[10:10] <hewhomust> you havent given any details no one can
[10:11] <`Fibz`> adam007,  what script is this?
[10:11] <`Fibz`> have you edited it's config files to reflect the change in location?
[10:12] <adam007> its just simple script.. well i just new in ubuntu and use it..
[10:12] <Humbedooh> adam007: I would still recommend you ask in ##php first, and if they say it's a ubuntu related issue, you should ask in here
[10:12] <`Fibz`> how can some one help you if you dont provide any useful information?
[10:12] <hewhomust> lol ^
[10:12] <cfhowlett> adam007, #php are the experts on php - go there
[10:13] <hewhomust> adam007: you havent described whats wrong entirely\
[10:14] <adam007> i think i must same configuration php with my server
[10:15] <TheJoker> Hi, I am using dual boot ubuntu 13.10 and windows. Whenever I update time from windows, ubuntu starts showing wrong time (by substantial margin) though it is set to update time automatically, Is there any solution?
[10:15] <cfhowlett> TheJoker, quite common dual boots
[10:16] <TheJoker> cfhowlett thanks for replying but I can't understand you. Can you please elaborate?
[10:17] <cfhowlett> TheJoker, this occurs quite often with windows/ubuntu dualboots.  I *think* if you set both clocks to update automatically and you've set your reigons correctly, they'll stay proper.  I forget how I fixed it, but it's been working for over a year now
[10:17] <`Fibz`> any known workaround?
[10:17] <cfhowlett> !who
[10:18] <`Fibz`> you
[10:18] <`Fibz`> and you answered
[10:19] <unclesam> italian here?
[10:19] <TheJoker> cfhowlett Both are set to automatically update but I am still having problems.
[10:19] <cfhowlett> !it|unclesam,
[10:19] <cfhowlett> TheJoker, sorry, but I don't remember the exact fix I used ... ask at intervals
[10:20] <unclesam> sorry and thanks
[10:20] <TheJoker> no problem. Thanks for reply. Anybody else who want to help is quite welcome.
[10:23] <hewhomust> TheJoker how different are the clocks?
[10:25] <TheJoker> hewhomust difference is difference between GMT and my local time zone
[10:25] <cfhowlett> sunshine-api, *always* ask before you transmit files
[10:28] <Guest433> online IDE/compilers (ideone.com & compilr.com etc..) are available to have a feeling of programming langauges. is there anything equivalent for framework?
[10:30] <sunshine-api> ok my english is not so good sorry cfh
[10:31] <`Fibz`> Guest433, ask in #web
[10:32] <Guest433> `Fibz`: ok
[10:33] <sunshine-api> http://www.directupload.net/file/d/3531/w2o9uma8_png.htm
[10:33] <hewhomust> TheJoker can you run timedatectl
[10:33] <marsupapu> Is it possible to set commands to automatically execute when opening terminal window?
[10:36] <TheJoker> hewhomust yes I can. It is showing Local time wrong but universal time right.
[10:36] <Zipped> Hey guys. How can I migrate gnome2-settings to mate?
[10:36] <TheJoker> I think I should try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime#Multiple_Boot_Systems_Time_Conflicts
[10:36] <`Fibz`> i'd ask in #mate  Zipped
[10:37] <OerHeks> marsupapu, gnome-terminal -x /path/to/myscript
[10:37] <Zipped> `Fibz`
[10:37] <Zipped> `Fibz`
[10:37] <Zipped> `Fibz`
[10:37] <Zipped> `Fibz`
[10:37] <Zipped> `Fibz`: They unfortunately don't know
[10:37] <hewhomust> TheJoker run  hwclock --systohc --utc
[10:38] <marsupapu> OerHeks: thanks, but I don't use gnome terminal, I use both tty1 and tmux.
[10:38] <`Fibz`> #ubuntu does not provide support for Mate
[10:39] <faqih_dan_kucing> Wat ? does not provide ?
[10:39] <zsw_> how do i take a screen shot
[10:39] <hewhomust> zsw install scrot
[10:40] <marsupapu> zsw_: With the take screenshot -application provided.
[10:40] <cfhowlett> !mate|faqih_dan_kucing,
[10:40] <hewhomust> actually i dont know if you need to do that on ubuntu
[10:40] <TheJoker> hewhomust i ran the command, still it is the same.
[10:41] <zsw_> so how
[10:41] <faqih_dan_kucing> zsw : you can input that command on gnome terminal :D
[10:42] <TheJoker> I'll restart and see
[10:42] <`Fibz`> press Print Screen on your keyboard or launch Screenshot from your application launcher ZsoL
[10:42] <`Fibz`> press Print Screen on your keyboard or launch Screenshot from your application launcher zsw_
[10:42] <`Fibz`> my bad ZsoL
[10:48] <JustSomeGuy> hi is there a way to define global nautilus bookarks that will appear for every user on the system?
[10:48] <`Fibz`> yup
[10:49] <`Fibz`> i think that was /usr/share/xfce4/panel-plugins   JustSomeGuy
[10:49] <ricardograca> I have no idea
[10:49] <JustSomeGuy> `Fibz`, i will look into that thx!
[10:52] <gogo_> how to update and upgrade aircrack-ng ?? what's the command line ???
[10:53] <cfhowlett> !aircrack|gogo_,
[10:53] <cfhowlett> gogo_, not supported here = sorry
[10:53] <thegravy> i have installed LAMP on ubuntu 13.10. If i go to localhost it say "it works", if i go to phpmyadmin it works perfectly, but when i go to any of my test sites in the www folder, the page title is displayed in the borwser tab, but the page is blank. any idea on this issue?
[10:53] <gogo_> How to update a specific app in ubuntu ????
[10:54] <gogo_> How to update a specific app in ubuntu ???? ??
[10:54] <cfhowlett> !patience|gogo_,
[10:54] <`Fibz`> thegravy,  are the config files for the scripts set corecctly? hot having trouble locating the database? you have perl and gd and curl extensions installed?
[10:55] <aeon-ltd> it's been a while but doesn't just specifying the package to install get the latest?
[10:55] <k1l_> gogo_: first of all: do you really need the newer version? then look out for a PPA. but be aware that ubuntu cant give support for 3rd party packages
[10:55] <`Fibz`> sudo apt-get install $packagename   gogo_?
[10:55] <ubuntuexpertise> what is the smallest linux?
[10:55] <k1l_> aeon-ltd: yes, that takes the latest package in the ubuntu repo
[10:56] <aeon-ltd> ubuntuexpertise: floppy?
[10:56] <cfhowlett> !ot|ubuntuexpertise,
[10:56] <thegravy> `Fibz`: i dont know if i got perl gd and curl
[10:56] <k1l_> ubuntuexpertise: the minimal install from ubuntu. for other linux distributions please ask in ##linux
[10:56] <thegravy> what i know is that phpmyadmin runs ok, so theres no reason to show the other www sites
[10:56] <cfhowlett> k1l_, true. better  answer than mine
[10:56] <thegravy> *to not show,
[10:57] <thegravy> `Fibz`: perl and gd and curl where is the settings, in php.ini?
[10:57] <`Fibz`> sudo apt-get install php5-gd && sudo apt-get install php5-curl  (sudo apt-get install php5 then press ~ to see what else you may need)
[10:58] <`Fibz`> @ thegravy
[10:58] <thegravy> `Fibz`: thanks alredy installing...
[11:00] <tiblock> Hi. I want to see process usage of this memory http://techsdiary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/ComputerRAM-main_Full.jpg (dont know how to say correctly) and SWAP. And that memory + SWAP. So from "man top" looks like its "RES" and "SWAP". I see RES, but there is no SWAP and google says never will be. So what software i can use for that?
[11:02] <aeon-ltd> htop?
[11:02] <tiblock> aeon-ltd, same as top. No "SWAP"
[11:03] <tiblock> aeon-ltd, won't fix since 2006 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=365038
[11:04] <tiblock> How you live without knowing how much memory from that picture used and SWAP? =\
[11:05] <Humbedooh> tiblock: are you saying that you don't see the amount of swap memory used in top/htop?
[11:05] <tiblock> Humbedooh, yes
[11:05] <Humbedooh> which version of top/htop?
[11:06] <Fissillo> ciao
[11:06] <Fissillo> !list
[11:06] <tiblock> Humbedooh, htop 1.0.1 and here columns http://rghost.ru/52378717/image.png
[11:06] <Humbedooh> tiblock: uh, there's swap there, isn't there?
[11:06] <Humbedooh> the Swp column
[11:07] <Humbedooh> or do you want it for each process?
[11:07] <tiblock> Humbedooh, in the up? But i want column
[11:07] <tiblock> Humbedooh, yes. Each process
[11:08] <tiblock> i thought this is obvious need and everybody using some software for that
[11:08] <Humbedooh> okay, that I can't help you with
[11:08] <tiblock> wow
[11:08] <sunshine-api> i need  pfad for  laptop keyboard disable or who can i find
[11:08] <tiblock> Humbedooh, uhm... What you do then if something eats up memory? How you can find who do that?
[11:09] <Humbedooh> tiblock: one sec
[11:10] <sunshine-api> ŷês
[11:10] <Humbedooh> tiblock: maybe this will help; https://stackoverflow.com/questions/479953/how-to-find-out-which-processes-are-swapping-in-linux (answer number two)
[11:11] <schoppenhauer> hello. I am currently trying to install ubuntu on qemu with a virtual braille line. and it always hangs up when it detects hardware.
[11:12] <tiblock> Humbedooh, cant image that this will be so hard. Thank you.
[11:12] <schoppenhauer> it seems to be confused by the virtual usb braille
[11:13] <tiblock> Humbedooh, but "RES" is definitely this memory? http://techsdiary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/ComputerRAM-main_Full.jpg
[11:14] <tiblock> Humbedooh, or maybe not?
[11:14] <Humbedooh> tiblock: let me quote; RES stands for the resident size, which is an accurate representation of how much actual physical memory a process is consuming.
[11:15] <ademoglu> guys now  i m using ubuntu live 12.04 on my exper netbook, i cant connect wireless  and i take that "wireless is disabled by hardware switch" but f12 button is not working, how can i enable wireless ?
[11:15] <tiblock> Humbedooh, i not sure what "physical" memory is. In linux everything so hard, "physical" can be videocard memory, and SSD memory, and CPU memory. Any memory can be called "physical"
[11:16] <Humbedooh> tiblock: it's your RAM :)
[11:16] <tiblock> Humbedooh, in windows i call RAM that planks from picture. So is it memory from picture in linux?
[11:17] <tiblock> Humbedooh, well i think yes. Thank you.
[11:17] <Humbedooh> you can call it whatever you like, it's those sticks of memory yes
[11:17] <tiblock> great! Thank you
[11:17] <Humbedooh> happy to help :)
[11:18] <martita_19> Hi
[11:18] <MonkeyDust> !wifi | ademoglu start here
[11:18] <thegravy> the problem persist... my www sites are showing a blank page, i see in the firebug all the structure of the page ok. i think i have installed all the needed things for run it
[11:19] <martita_19> Hola
[11:20] <schoppenhauer> is there anything I can do about this? like mounting the CD manually?
[11:20] <Rula7> hello, is there a log somewhere of all the notifications that appeared on screen in the past?
[11:21] <Rula7> i mean the little messages that show up to notify on various things (like connection established, updates, torrent completed, ....)
[11:22] <airtonix> no
[11:22] <Rula7> airtonix: is that "no" for me?
[11:23] <airtonix> Rula7: yes, but I think there should be. however i do believe it should be as simple as creating a python dbus service that listens for libNotify events and storing them to disk
[11:24] <Rula7> so there isn't one by default? i mean if i want to look up past notifications now? is there a way to do it?
[11:25] <airtonix> i'm not in the habit of repeating my self
[11:27] <Rula7> airtonix: sorry i am a beginner and dont understand well what you wrote. does it mean i can only set it up for the future to be done or that i can get it to work to see PAST notifications?
[11:30] <MonkeyDust> Rula7  is this relevant? it seems Canonical devs are working on it https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD
[11:33] <Rula7> MonkeyDust: thank you.... all i want to do is to see PAST notifications..... thought it would be easy.... but seems very complicated instead....
[11:33] <Rula7> MonkeyDust: airtonix wrote>> yes, but I think there should be. however i do believe it should be as simple as creating a python dbus service that listens for libNotify events and storing them to disk
[11:33] <Rula7> Rula7: not sure what it means though....
[11:35] <Anarhist> hello, the shortcut to change languages (alt+shift) stopped working, how do i restore it?
[11:38] <Rory> Anarhist: Go to System --> Preferences --> Leopard --> "Layouts" Tab --> Options, and find the option "Key(s) to change layout"
[11:39] <Rory> Anarhist: Keyboard, not leopard, sorry I copied that off a page, and I have a Chrome extension
[11:40] <Anarhist> Rory, it is set there, but it doesn't work when i press it
[11:40] <Rory> Anarhist: It's set as just "shift+alt" ?
[11:41] <Anarhist> "Alt+Shift L"
[11:41] <Anarhist> which is what i press
[11:41] <Anarhist> i've just changed it and changed it back
[11:41] <Anarhist> just in case
[11:41] <Rory> Anarhist: Okay, it seems this AskUbuntu answer has worked for other people in the same situation: http://askubuntu.com/a/366864/62969
[11:43] <Anarhist> rory, i see that it's a bug
[11:43] <Anarhist> thanks
[11:45] <denis__> bonjour
[11:45] <MonkeyDust> !fr
[11:47] <otak> denis__: mais bonjour quand-meme :D
[11:47] <ob1wanken00by> anyone here know about compiz?
[11:48] <slick> ask in more detailed way
[11:48] <ob1wanken00by> I am trying to configure emerald and compiz, but any setting I apply on compiz dont seem to take effect
[11:48] <Rory> !emerald
[11:48] <Rula7> hello, i would like to see all PAST notifications (not interested in getting future notifications logged).... does anybody know how to do it and is capable of getting a beginner to do it as well? :)
[11:49] <Rory> Emerald? Now that's a name I've not heard for a long, long time...
[11:49] <denis__> merci otak
[11:49] <k1l_> yep, emerald ist gone some time
[11:49] <denis__> pourrais-je te prendre en pv otak ?
[11:49] <ob1wanken00by> so its dead?
[11:49] <luist> hey guys.. is there a way to provide a link to a deb package so the user will install it and get the possible dependencies from his current sources.list repositories?
[11:49] <Rory> Rula7: You can't magically view notifications that appeared in the past and were never logged
[11:50] <k1l_> !fr > denis__
[11:50] <Rory> Rula7: If you want to log notifications from now on, so you can view notifications log later, there's a solution here http://askubuntu.com/a/290787/62969
[11:50] <Rula7> Rory: and are you 100% sure they werent logged automatically somewhere?
[11:51] <Rory> Rula7: Yep
[11:51] <Rula7> automatically = by default
[11:51] <slick> btw. I hade Unity and most of you I think also... Gnome 3 is also a crap... on the other way Gnome 2 is unsupported. How to get Gnome 2 look without Mate Deskop?
[11:51] <slick> *hate
[11:51] <Rory> Rula7: It's possible that the application which triggered the notification also has its own log-file, which might contain something
[11:51] <Rory> !pm > ob1wanken00by
[11:51] <k1l_> !notunity | slick
[11:51] <Rula7> what about individual programs? for example transmission?
[11:51] <Rula7> ahh
[11:52] <Rory> !compiz | ob1wanken00by
[11:52] <Rula7> where would i look for transmission's log file?
[11:52] <Rory> Rula7: Yeah, for example, my Deluge (bittorrent client) pops up a notification when the torrent completes. The notification itsself isn't logged anywhere. However, I have deluge set up to log events to its own file
[11:52] <slick> yeah... but they still don't look like minimalistic and clean debian 6.0.6 :-)
[11:52] <Rory> Rula7: I doubt Transmission has its own log file by default. What are you trying to achieve btw, there might be a more elegant solution
[11:53] <k1l_> slick: please rant to the gnome boys about that. that is in no way ubuntus fault
[11:53] <slick> I don't judge anybody... no worries
[11:54] <Rory> slick: Honestly, Mate desktop is Gnome 2. Once you set up the panels on the top and bottom, and put in a more traditional applications-places-system menu, you can get basically a desktop that feels like Ubuntu 10.04 glory days, but with up-to-date programs
[11:54] <TigerBlood> billy zane! the phantom is the best!
[11:55] <slick> @Rory, yep
[11:55] <k1l_> slick: "hate" and "crap" sound quite judging to me. you were given technical solutions but you seem to just make your disappointment clear. that is not handled by the ubuntu support.
[11:55] <Rula7> Rory: i had recorded a text list of all "worthy" downloads (audio, video,...) from transmission which i dont have anymore..... i dont have the downloads either because of lack of disk space..... i would like to recover the lost info.... this is my problem :)
[11:56] <k1l_> slick: you could try xubuntu or lubuntu if you want a look alike desktop
[11:56] <slick> I'm using Xubuntu right now. Nevermind. Thank you mates.
[11:59] <Rula7> Rory: i had the info in two files within a folder..... i cut and paste the folder in my usb key..... i got an invalid name error..... and after i was left just with an empty folder.... files were lost... not in trash.... nowhere....
[11:59] <luist> hey guys.. is there a way to provide a link to a deb package so the user will install it and get the possible dependencies from his current sources.list repositories?
[12:02] <Rula7> Rory: still there? :)
[12:03] <Rory> luist: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb; sudo apt-get -f install
[12:03] <Rory> luist: the "sudo apt-get -f install" will get dependiencies with apt-get
[12:03] <Rory> Rula7: Can you still paste it somewhere else?
[12:04] <Rory> Rula7: Check the files aren't marked as hidden (ie they start with a dot)
[12:06] <Rula7> Rory: no files are not hidden. thinking about it i should have tried pasting it again on the desktop. you are right.  how stuppid of me not to have thought of that. it happened yesterday. now i cannot do it anymore. :(
[12:07] <Speedfranca> Bom dia
[12:07] <Rula7> Rory: any other idea? is it normal that for an invalid name error files would just disappear like that?
[12:07] <Rula7> strange....
[12:09] <luist> Rory: thanks.. is there something with a graphic interface?
[12:10] <deduct_ro> #deducteam
[12:11] <MonkeyDust> luist  apt-get -f instyall is simpler, faster and more efficient than any GUI could be
[12:12] <Robot_jaim> cekk
[12:13] <otak> luist: for it to work like that, you need a personal package archive which the user can add to their sources list with the software gui and receive the relevant warnings
[12:17] <Rula7> Rory: havent figured it out yet but thanks anyways for your help.... :)
[12:18] <Night0wl> benis
[12:32] <CiSense> Hi ... 13.10 with all updates here .. a few mins ago my system "spontaneouly" rebooted, maybe for the second time in two days ... how can I see why it happened?
[12:39] <somsip> CiSense: maybe /var/log/syslog will have something useful?
[12:42] <mrs|pickle> #faster
[12:52] <CiSense> somsip, thanks, ok i think the reboot starts with this message: kernel: imklog 5.8.11, log source = /proc/kmsg started
[12:52] <yash> guys i needa install a tar.gz file
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> yash: only stating the file extension tells us nothikng
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> yash: "guys I want to install a zaip file in Windows"
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> yash: doenst mean much does it
[12:53] <somsip> CiSense: local kernel [0.000000] will be the first things to start. So your crash should be the last thing before that
[12:53] <yash> how else do i specify?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> yash: what is the full file name you have and what are you trying to achieve
[12:53] <yeats> !tar | yash
[12:54] <otak> yash: if you click on it in file manager you can open with archive manager, maybe there is a README file inside
[12:54] <yash> ok here it goes,i downloaded dont starvetar.gz game file
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> yash: for humble bundle?
[12:54] <userofgnu21-2> movie player don't work on Ubuntu 12.10 ?
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> userofgnu21-2: they do
[12:55] <yash> nope
[12:55] <yash> from torrentz
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> yash: we cannot support piracy here
[12:55] <faqih_dan_kucing> userofgnu21-2, use VLC :)
[12:55] <userofgnu21-2> Thank you
[12:55] <yeats> !details | userofgnu21-2
[12:56] <CiSense> somsip, these are the five lines before kernel: [    0.000000] Initializing cgroup subsys cpuset
[12:56] <CiSense> imklog 5.8.11, log source = /proc/kmsg started
[12:56] <yash> ok consider its a songbird.tar.gz
[12:56] <CiSense> rsyslogd: [origin software="rsyslogd" swVersion="5.8.11" x-pid="792" x-info="http://www.rsyslog.com"] start
[12:56] <CiSense> rsyslogd: rsyslogd's groupid changed to 103
[12:57] <CiSense> rsyslogd's userid changed to 101
[12:57] <somsip> CiSense:paste to paste.ubuntu.com
[12:57] <CiSense> k
[12:58] <faqih_dan_kucing> Who are use old Ubuntu in here ?
[12:58] <somsip> faqih_dan_kucing: what version?
[12:58] <userofgnu21-2> sound don't work on the movie player totem in Ubuntu 12.10
[12:59] <CiSense> somsip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6919817/
[12:59] <yash> ok action parsnip, dont tell any1 ill find a way
[12:59] <faqih_dan_kucing> somsip, 9.10 ? :3
[13:00] <somsip> !9.10 | faqih_dan_kucing
[13:00] <somsip> faqih_dan_kucing: so it's very, very dead
[13:00] <yeats> !eol | faqih_dan_kucing
[13:00] <faqih_dan_kucing> somsip, yes i know that, but i still use that because my netbuk is very cold with that version :v
[13:01] <somsip> faqih_dan_kucing: It's not supported any more, so there's unlikely to be any help for you here
[13:02] <somsip> CiSense: nothing scary there. Maybe paste a block going back a bit further? But I need to go so address it to the channel with a summary of the problem again
[13:02] <faqih_dan_kucing> somsip, oke thanks :)
[13:04] <userofgnu21-2> i wonder how many back doors Ubuntu 13.10 got
[13:06] <CiSense> somsip, that's reassuring ... i saw that rsyslogd i was worried it was an attack
[13:07] <Humbedooh> userofgnu21-2: check the source code?
[13:07] <hitsujiTMO> faqih_dan_kucing: maybe you should consider migrating to a supported version of lubuntu.
[13:08] <sikor_sxe> hello, what could be wrong if i can't type from a bluetooth keyboard?
[13:08] <faqih_dan_kucing> hitsujiTMO, yes, now i want to upgrade to ubuntu 12.04.4 :)
[13:08] <Rory> sikor_sxe: Have you paired the keyboard with the computer already?
[13:08] <yeats> faqih_dan_kucing: upgrade will probably not be possible - you'll probably need to back up your data and reinstall
[13:09] <faqih_dan_kucing> yeats, hah :o , are you sure ?
[13:09] <userofgnu21-2> my computer was connected to 100 of ip addresses when i was starting it up (Ubuntu 13.10)
[13:09] <yeats> faqih_dan_kucing: with a release that long dead?  yeah, pretty sure it wouldn't be worth the trouble
[13:09] <hitsujiTMO> !eolupgrade | faqih_dan_kucing read the upgrade instructions here. backup your data first
[13:10] <hitsujiTMO> userofgnu21-2: what apps were making the connection?
[13:11] <faqih_dan_kucing> yeats, hitsujiTMO ubottu okay, now i want to backup my data, bye2 ubuntu 9.10 :(
[13:11] <userofgnu21-2> maybe when i searched the computer thing,
[13:12] <hitsujiTMO> userofgnu21-2: can you please be clear so we can help you with the issue. how exactly do you know its making 100s of connections?
[13:12] <sikor_sxe> Rory: yes
[13:14] <hitsujiTMO> userofgnu21-2: or are you simply just reffering to the shopping lens in the unity dash?
[13:14] <conall> Hi,  I downloaded  ubuntu 12.04 64 bit and it automatically downloaded the amd iso file. Will it still work on my computer with an i3? Thanks
[13:14] <Rory> conall: Yes, amd64 means 64-bit, not a difference between Intel/AMD
[13:14] <hitsujiTMO> conall: yes. amd64 created the spec for the 64bit processor, intel licence it from amd. hence the name
[13:15] <userofgnu21-2> ok maybe 30 conditions,but still im not going to install it anyway
[13:15] <conall> Thanks Rory and hitsujiTMO
[13:15] <userofgnu21-2> Yeah good day
[13:16] <howie_>   δεν εχει άλλα να εγκαταστήσεις;?
[13:16] <yeats> !gr | hitsujiTMO
[13:16] <yeats> hitsujiTMO: sorry - tab complete :-/
[13:16] <hitsujiTMO> :)
[13:21] <d2_> hey guys, does somebody know a good skype cli client?
[13:22] <d2_> cant seem to find those
[13:22] <Rory> d2_: http://www.dlee.org/skype/clisk/
[13:22] <d2_> Rory: thank you
[13:22] <Rory> d2_: No problem. I Google searched for "skype cli client linux" and it was the first result; I can't vouch for how good it is. You'll need the Skype programming still to be running, as the daemon itsself is proprietry; clients only communicate with it
[13:23] <d2_> Rory: it seems that its a gui client
[13:24] <Rory> d2_: No it doesn't, it looks like a Python script http://www.dlee.org/skype/clisk/man.php#usage
[13:24] <d2_> Rory: thank you, will take a look in to that
[13:25] <Rory> d2_: I actually gave up trying to get Skype daemon running on a headless server. So if that is your goal and you do manage it, feel free to write up a blog post or something ;)
[13:25] <Rory> d2_: If I could have Skype in bitlbee I would be so happy
[13:31] <Munster> o/
[13:31] <d2_> Rory: im trying out awesome, i just wanted to get my all daily usage software to be in cli
[13:32] <Xuisce1> hi all
[13:32] <d2_> hey there Xuisce1
[13:33] <Rubas> yeah Hi :)
[13:33] <Munster> hi Xuisce1
[13:34] <ramyakesavel> hi
[13:35] <ramyakesavel> I have creaded two partition and installed ubuntu 64 bit and 32 bit
[13:35] <ramyakesavel> but 64 is not showing in grup
[13:35] <Rory> ramyakesavel: It's likely they'll both just be called "Ubuntu"
[13:35] <ramyakesavel> yes
[13:35] <ramyakesavel> But there is no two stuff there
[13:35] <Munster> ramyakesavel, have you done sudo update-grub?
[13:36] <ramyakesavel> no
[13:36] <ramyakesavel> Munster: need I do that?
[13:36] <Munster> yes
[13:36] <d2_> you shoud try t
[13:36] <hitsujiTMO> ramyakesavel: change the GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR= in /etc/default/grub then rerun sudo update-grub
[13:36] <ramyakesavel> tryied it
[13:36] <ramyakesavel> need I reboot?
[13:37] <d2_> after update sure you do
[13:37] <ramyakesavel> ok
[13:37] <ramyakesavel> i ll be back after reboot
[13:37] <ramyakesavel> thank you all
[13:45] <DANtheBEASTman> any ubuntu sdk users around? i'm wondering what the drawbacks might be between making a qt app or an html5 app
[13:46] <Xuisce1> ya
[13:46] <Hix> is there some issue with tab complete when using ssh 13.04 seems to keep falling over. No way I'm going to do-release-upgrade if it falls over like this
[13:48] <ikonia> do-release-upgrade does not use tab complete
[13:49] <Hix> I'm not talking about using that for the command. I'm talking about it kills the ssh terminal regularly.
[13:49] <Hix> Hence unwilling to upgrade over ssh as it seems very fragile. Its a headless server
[13:50] <hitsujiTMO> Hix: use screen or tmux
[13:50] <DANtheBEASTman> in my experience it's never a painless experience with do-release-upgrade.
[13:50] <hitsujiTMO> Hix: also backup first
[13:50] <ikonia> Hix: tab completion failure is often caused by a bad connections/slow connection, if your connection is dropping I suspect you have a bad connection in general
[13:51] <Hix> screen not solving issues, the individual screens seem to freeze regularly. you can switch but the actual terminals are dead, when you open a new one it is already dead
[13:56] <Hix> ikonia Ubuntu is on a VM just ssh'd from the box actually running the VM and tab complete made it fall over instantly. Can that be connection?
[14:06] <jiffe98> the json spirit library in the repos appears to be broken
[14:06] <jiffe98> it includes a file that doesn't exist
[14:06] <jiffe98> it does exist in the original source though so I'm thinking it is missing a file
[14:08] <pg__> Hi, I have a laptop with nvidia+optimus and a displayport and a HDMI port ; I'd like to use the displayport but it is not detected by Ubuntu 13.10 ; any link on the web ? I don't have my laptop with me right now, I'm just looking for a tutorial ; the one i found so far are not helpful; thanks.
[14:09] <Night0wl> I can help pg__
[14:09] <Night0wl> You need to install a linux distro which isnt shit, like debian
[14:10] <Night0wl> or gentoo
[14:12] <pg__> why not. I'll try gentoo ; I need bumblebee on this laptop and i had not managed to install it with debian (as far as i remember, its a long time ago).
[14:12] <hitsujiTMO> pg__: never mind the troll
[14:13] <pg__> ah ok its a troll, so forget my answer :)
[14:14] <hitsujiTMO> pg__: is xorg detecting the displayport, does it show up in: xrandr
[14:14] <pg__> no xrandr does not detect the displayport.
[14:15] <hitsujiTMO> pg__: is there any info on it in your xorg log: please pastebin the content of: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:15] <pg__> the reason i'd like to use the displayport is that my monitor can work up to 144Hz ; i use this frequence with another PC on linux connected to the same monitor by dvi-dual. with hdmi, i can't go beyond 60Hz
[14:17] <pg__> i don't have my laptop with me, i was asking a question just to have a link on the web i would not be aware of; i will re-ask my question later.
[14:17] <gordonjcp> pg__: HDMI probably won't go beyond 60Hz, since it's used for video
[14:18] <gordonjcp> pg__: refresh rates are irrelevant for flat panel displays anyway
[14:20] <daftykins> gordonjcp: you're not familiar with 3D LCDs then i take it?
[14:21] <gordonjcp> daftykins: don't they run at 30Hz?
[14:21] <daftykins> 120+
[14:22] <daftykins> brb
[14:28] <BPSTravis> Stupid question, but if I just run Ubuntu from a flash driveand install packages and some system tools will they stay installed?
[14:29] <she_dyed> usually  it's from thumb drive+internet to your hard disk
[14:29] <DJones> !persistant | BPSTravis See the 2nd link in the bots info,
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> BPSTravis: if you have a persistance then yes
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> BPSTravis: or, if you installed to the USB like a conventional drive then it will act like one
[14:29] <Ubuntu1> installed 7zip, when I try to open it Software
[14:30] <Ubuntu1> C
[14:30] <Ubuntu1> software center opens
[14:34] <clasda> hi, i forwarded port 22222 in my router to a locals ip and port 22, however, i cannot reach the ssh server from the internet (it works from the lan)? anyone knows a reason?
[14:37] <bs0d> Hello. Please suggest any graphical tool with explorer capabilities similar to WinSCP.
[14:38] <somsip> clasda: is port 22222 open on the router, really? Use Shields Up on grc.com if you want a clear answer
[14:38] <KP> morning all  .. have a question with getting an HP photoshop 7250 workin with ubuntu 13.10 over wireless network
[14:39] <KP> hp-setup doesn't recognize it at all
[14:39] <she_dyed> is it visible on the wifi network you're on?
[14:40] <she_dyed> you might have to set th eIP
[14:40] <she_dyed> the IP*
[14:40] <she_dyed> to include it in
[14:40] <KP> it works fine from this same computer when booted into Windows, as well as from my mac and my android phone
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> KP: what wfi chip does it use?
[14:41] <KP> my computer or the HP printer?
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> KP: do you get web access on the Ubuntu system?
[14:42] <KP> Yes. i'm on the Ubuntu box right now. so it connects to the wireless just fine
[14:43] <bs0d> Please recommend an scp graphical frontend for ubuntu
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> KP: can you ping the IP of the printer?
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> bs0d: lxde :)
[14:43] <KP> not sure. gimme a sec ;)
[14:44] <bs0d> ActionParsnip: that's lightweight X11 ><
[14:44] <KP> yes return tim eof 1.93 ms
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> bs0d: yes, rocks hard
[14:44] <she_dyed> now THAT'S a graphical front end for everythin lol
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> bs0d: ok then add a printer and type it's IP in the GUI