[00:00] <daftykins> that is the command.
[00:00] <daftykins> (question)
[00:00] <EriC^^> hehe
[00:00] <EriC^^> :D
[00:01] <gskellig_> also i didnt realize i could just run it like that, i thought you were just explaining that i needed to run that command for /dev /proc /sys /run etc
[00:01] <gskellig_> thats clever though
[00:01] <gskellig_> so, thats it? i reboot and it should work?
[00:01] <EriC^^> no, hold on
[00:02] <EriC^^> type sudo chroot /mnt
[00:02] <gskellig_> alright
[00:02] <EriC^^> grub-install --recheck /dev/sda
[00:04] <et09> how to read packages installed from a disabled system on a mounted hd?
[00:04] <gskellig_> EriC^^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10681303/
[00:04] <gskellig_> error about blocklists
[00:05] <daftykins> !chroot | et09
[00:05] <et09> sure, but isn't it written in a text file somewhere
[00:05] <EriC^^> et09: or grep -A1 Package /var/lib/dpkg/status (maybe)
[00:06] <et09> thanks EriC^^
[00:06] <EriC^^> gskellig_: i think you booted in legacy mode on the live usb
[00:07] <EriC^^> nevermind
[00:07] <et09> i got ubuntu running on an SSD now... ~10 sec boot :)
[00:07] <EriC^^> gskellig_: try sudo apt-get install grub-efi-amd64-signed
[00:08] <gskellig_> Can't access efivars filesystem at /sys/firmware/efi/efivars, aborting
[00:08] <mirtx2500> sigh
[00:08] <mirtx2500> i really would like twin on 14.04
[00:08] <mirtx2500> T_T
[00:09] <mirtx2500> cant seem to compile it on my own
[00:09] <EriC^^> gskellig_: i think you're booted in legacy mode
[00:09] <gskellig_> EriC^^: it gave that error but it seemed to have installed
[00:09] <EriC^^> gskellig_: type ls -l /sys/firmware/efi
[00:09] <et09> looks horrifying mirtx2500
[00:10] <gskellig_> no such file or directory
[00:10] <et09> no ppa?
[00:10] <gskellig_> sould i try to reboot in efi?
[00:10] <EriC^^> gskellig_: yeah
[00:10] <gskellig_> on the liveusb
[00:10] <gskellig_> alright, brb
[00:10] <EriC^^> ok
[00:10] <mirtx2500> et09, well when you are sshing into a machine with broken Xorg and umm... me.... then yea
[00:11] <mirtx2500> anything is nice
[00:12] <gskellig__> ok I am back
[00:12] <gskellig__> sorry I lost scrollback =(
[00:12] <EriC^^> np
[00:13] <EriC^^> type ls -l /sys/firmware/efi
[00:13] <mothi> Upgraded the kernel. System still crashes when I try to connect to wi-fi
[00:13] <gskellig__> yea
[00:13] <gskellig__> want me to pastebin it?
[00:13] <gskellig__> but that ls worked
[00:13] <EriC^^> no, does it exist?
[00:13] <EriC^^> ok
[00:13] <gskellig__> yes it does
[00:13] <EriC^^> type sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt && sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot/efi
[00:14] <gskellig__> done
[00:14] <EriC^^> gskellig_: for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done
[00:15] <gskellig__> the lack of report on that command slightly concerns me but also done =)
[00:15] <EriC^^> that means it went through :)
[00:15] <gskellig__> ok good haha
[00:15] <EriC^^> type sudo chroot /mnt
[00:16] <gskellig__> ok
[00:16] <EriC^^> gskellig__: type apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi-amd64-signed
[00:17] <farva> rypervenche: yo
[00:17] <gskellig__> installed.
[00:17] <EriC^^> gskellig__: update-grub
[00:17] <EriC^^> does it list the os's ?
[00:18] <gskellig__> yeah
[00:18] <gskellig__> looks like i have a few kernels
[00:18] <EriC^^> ok cool
[00:18] <rypervenche> farva: hm?
[00:18] <EriC^^> gskellig__: type exit
[00:18] <farva> hey man, got a minute for TS? We have a guy trying to pull some shit
[00:18] <gskellig__>  /boot/vmlinuz/something and /boot/initrd.img 2 of each
[00:18] <gskellig__> is that ok?
[00:19] <EriC^^> yeah
[00:19] <gskellig__> ok exited
[00:19] <rypervenche> farva: If you would like to char, please send me a private message. #ubuntu is not for that
[00:19] <rypervenche> chat*
[00:19] <EriC^^> gskellig__: ok try to reboot
[00:20] <gskellig__> ok brb!
[00:20] <EriC^^> ok
[00:21] <gskellig> It says ubuntu 14.10 with 4 dots changing color. Taking longer than usual though
[00:23] <gskellig> Still stuck there. You think its setting something up or stuck permanently?
[00:23] <EriC^^> gskellig: press esc it should show the boot process
[00:23] <EriC^^> why are you reinstalling grub btw?
[00:24] <gskellig> My dc power jack broke. I replaced it and after I put everything back together the ssd wasn't recognized
[00:25] <gskellig> I thought I lost all my data but livecd saw it all so I tried to recover
[00:25] <gskellig> http://i.imgur.com/iHf3sFe.jpg
[00:26] <gskellig> That's what i see when I hit esc
[00:27] <gskellig> =/
[00:27] <gskellig> Still stuck
[00:28] <EriC^^> well at least it seems to mounted the filesystem
[00:28] <EriC^^> so that's good
[00:28] <gskellig> Yes. Before it was literally "please insert boot media and hit any key"
[00:28] <EriC^^> gskellig: that might be the efibootmgr getting wiped
[00:28] <EriC^^> i guess the ssd didn't get damaged at all
[00:29] <EriC^^> ( the efibootmgr is saved in the uefi )
[00:29] <EriC^^> if you reset the laptop's uefi or removed the cmos it would get reset
[00:30] <gskellig> Maybe that's what happened
[00:30] <gskellig> I kinda miss good old bios booting though
[00:31] <Latrodectus> gskellig, what do you dislike in grub?
[00:31] <gskellig> Grub is fine
[00:31] <daftykins> this isn't a general chat channel
[00:32] <gskellig> Im just not smart enough to fix it when I break it
[00:32] <gskellig> Eric^^: i can get to (recovery mode)
[00:32] <DarkAceZ> who hosts the ubuntu servers/repositories?
[00:32] <DarkAceZ> that takes money
[00:32] <EriC^^> NSA
[00:33] <Latrodectus> skynet
[00:33] <DarkAceZ> thought so
[00:33] <gskellig> Can get a root shell
[00:33] <DarkAceZ> thanks
[00:33] <EriC^^> darude - sandstorm
[00:33] <EriC^^> gskellig: ok good, did you try rebooting btw? maybe it would boot the second time around?
[00:34] <gskellig> I have tried a few times
[00:34] <Latrodectus> Eric^^, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HQaBWziYvY
[00:34] <EriC^^> gskellig: ok, does /var/log/syslog mention anything?
[00:34] <gskellig> Sec
[00:38] <gskellig> Eric^^: not sure what im looking for
[00:38] <jennie> hi, how can i record sound playing in computer in Ubuntu?
[00:38] <EriC^^> audacious
[00:38] <gskellig> How do I view newest first?
[00:39] <EriC^^> jennie: sorry, audacity
[00:39] <gskellig> Its showing logs from jan 10
[00:39] <Scunizi> gskellig: do you have more than one drive in the machine? if so check your boot order in bios and swap the drives around.
[00:39] <EriC^^> gskellig: type less /var/log/syslog and press G
[00:39] <gskellig> Its a laptop with just one 128gb ssd
[00:39] <EriC^^> ( capital G )
[00:39] <Reliant> I removed some old drives from my PC, and grub failed to boot. I'm trying to use the Boot-Repair-Disk by USB, and when i do a repair, I get the error message "Close all your package managers then try again"
[00:39] <Scunizi> gskellig: ok.. never mind :)
[00:40] <EriC^^> Latrodectus: oddly enough the uploader banned the video for my country ( lebanon )
[00:40] <gskellig> Scunizi: although i had a usb installed when I "fixed" grub
[00:41] <gskellig> Eric^^: last log is from jan 11 2015
[00:41] <EriC^^> Reliant: do you have software center open? or any terminals?
[00:41] <Reliant> nothing open
[00:42] <Reliant> only thing running is whatever boot-repair-disk does by default
[00:42] <gskellig> Eric^^ is like the equivalent of those chess masters who can play 10 games at once against different people
[00:44] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, you can try rebooting or maybe manually fix grub if you want
[00:44] <Reliant> First thing I tried was manually fixing grub from some internet guides, but the commands they said to use didn't work
[00:45] <EriC^^> Reliant: np
[00:45] <gskellig> Eric^^ any ideas why its not fully booting after mounting fs?
[00:45] <Reliant> now that I've used the boot-repair-disk, trying to boot off my drive now gives "BOOTMGR is missing"
[00:46] <EriC^^> gskellig: this might be interesting http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1852473
[00:46] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999
[00:46] <EriC^^> and paste the link it gives you here
[00:46] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10681368/   I think it's in there
[00:47] <Reliant> line 1026
[00:48] <Scunizi> gskellig: it might have written grub to the usb..
[00:48] <gskellig> Eric^^: do you think that's possible? What scunizi said?
[00:49] <EriC^^> Reliant: it's pretty odd
[00:49] <gskellig> Oh eric^^ when I do ctrl+alt+f1 I see two errors
[00:50] <EriC^^> Reliant: you're using legacy for those os's, you're booted in efi mode right now though
[00:50] <gskellig> Fast TSC calibration failed
[00:50] <Reliant> I have no idea what that means
[00:50] <EriC^^> Reliant: which disk is first in the boot order in the bios/uefi ?
[00:51] <gskellig> And [drm:Intel_dp_start_link_train] *ERROR* too many full retries, give up
[00:51] <Reliant> ATA Samsung, the first one on the list
[00:51] <gskellig> Ouch. Its telling me to give up lol
[00:51] <hhee> guys, how can i calculate what app take place on my hdd?
[00:51] <EriC^^> gskellig: hehe
[00:51] <Reliant> I tried telling grub to install to a different drive only from boot-repair, but it gave the same error
[00:51] <gskellig> =(
[00:53] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, restart and check your bios and see which disk is first in the list
[00:53] <gskellig> Maybe ill just reinstall
[00:53] <EriC^^> Reliant: also, you need to make sure legacy is selected and try to boot the live usb in legacy mode
[00:53] <Reliant> I tried clicking Legacy, same error
[00:54] <Reliant> for the bios, because of the USB stick, I press F12 to choose it. It's definantly the ATA Samsung
[00:55] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, is the bios set to legacy mode?
[00:55] <EriC^^> when you choose the usb, can you choose legacy or just plain usb without uefi usb?
[00:55] <Reliant> so I boot off the USB without uefi?
[00:55] <EriC^^> gskellig: i guess it can be fixed
[00:55] <EriC^^> Reliant: yeah
[00:55] <Reliant> ok
[00:56] <gskellig> Can? Or can't?
[00:56] <EriC^^> gskellig: can
[00:56] <gskellig> I can't use apt-get in recovery
[00:56] <Reliant> do I choose "GRUB Legacy" checkbox under advanced options too?
[00:56] <EriC^^> gskellig: do you have a nvidia graphics card btw?
[00:57] <gskellig> Nope. Integrated intel one
[00:57] <EriC^^> gskellig: oh
[00:57] <gskellig> No Nvidia or ati
[00:57] <gskellig> Asus Ux31e laptop
[00:57] <EriC^^> gskellig: you can i think, hit enable networking
[00:57] <EriC^^> and then dont continue the boot, go to drop to root shell again
[00:58] <server_>  urvora.ptnet.org
[00:58] <server_> ups
[00:58] <EriC^^> it'll remount it read-write
[00:58] <server_> fail
[00:58] <gskellig> Bunch if errors
[00:58] <gskellig> Segfault
[00:58] <EriC^^> yikes
[00:58] <gskellig> File system has errors
[00:59] <Reliant> I still get the same error trying to use boot-repair-disk, with and without the GRUB legacy option
[00:59] <gskellig> Here  http://i.imgur.com/krT1Fw0.jpg
[00:59] <EriC^^> reboot into recovery mode again and try check filesystem
[00:59] <EriC^^> don't do it right now though, you have to reboot
[01:00] <EriC^^> Reliant: did you boot the live usb?
[01:00] <rypervenche> gskellig: If you have a live CD, hop back on IRC on that (if you need help with the fsck)
[01:00] <Reliant> yeah, without UEFI
[01:00] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type ls -l /sys/firmware/efi
[01:01] <Reliant> no such fie
[01:01] <EriC^^> ok, type sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:01] <gskellig> Rypervenche: it gave me an error but when I ran as root from she'll I think it worked? But now it wont boot.....
[01:01] <EriC^^> then type sudo parted -l | pastebinit
[01:01] <Hilikus> i have a server that might be stuck in the ubuntu splash screen. i don't know. how can i see what is actually happenning?
[01:01] <rypervenche> gskellig: Go into a live session and do it there please.
[01:02] <Hilikus> the splash screen is pretty useless
[01:02] <gskellig> OH
[01:02] <gskellig> !!!
[01:02] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10681491/
[01:02] <pi_user_84> greetings everyone
[01:02] <EriC^^> Hilikus: press esc
[01:03] <Hilikus> EriC^^: yes,i did that and the splash screen disappears but there's nothing
[01:03] <Hilikus> just a black screen with a cursor in the corner
[01:03] <gskellig> Hahaha it worked but are you ready for this
[01:03] <EriC^^> gskellig: ?
[01:03] <gskellig> Been broken since jan so I dont remember my password
[01:03] <gskellig> Give me a sec. I think It worked
[01:03] <gskellig> Ive got xserver
[01:03] <gskellig> A gui etc
[01:03] <EriC^^> Reliant: is the 34gb your home partition?
[01:04] <Reliant> I think it's the /var partition
[01:04] <EriC^^> ok, do you know which is your installation's partition?
[01:05] <Reliant> Number 5
[01:05] <Reliant> is the root, 6 is home
[01:05] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt
[01:05] <Reliant> done
[01:06] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type ls -l /mnt/var
[01:06] <EriC^^> is it empty?
[01:06] <Reliant> it only has the log directory
[01:06] <gskellig> Is there any way around a forgotten password?
[01:07] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type cat /mnt/etc/fstab | pastebinit
[01:07] <EriC^^> gskellig: yeah
[01:07] <Reliant> which looks like a log being created by boot-repair-disk
[01:08] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10681504/
[01:08] <EriC^^> gskellig: you can set it from the recovery shell
[01:09] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, rm the logs from /mnt/var if they aren't important
[01:09] <gskellig> That's almost worryingly insecure however im not about to complain
[01:09] <gskellig> Passwd?
[01:09] <Reliant> ok
[01:10] <EriC^^> gskellig: yeah, passwd <your user>
[01:10] <EriC^^> Reliant: type sudo mount -U d2203301-8e12-43f7-914d-9ef7cec65b58 /var
[01:10] <gskellig> Authentication token manipulation error?
[01:10] <EriC^^> gskellig: press enable networking to remount as read-write
[01:11] <EriC^^> Reliant: crap
[01:11] <EriC^^> Reliant: sorry, sudo mount -U d2203301-8e12-43f7-914d-9ef7cec65b58 /mnt/var
[01:11] <gskellig> Segmentation fault =(((
[01:11] <EriC^^> gskellig: ok, use the recovery shell again
[01:11] <EriC^^> gskellig: type mount -o remount,rw /
[01:11] <Reliant> done
[01:12] <EriC^^> Reliant: type for i in /dev /dev/pts /proc /sys /run; do sudo mount -B $i /mnt$i; done
[01:13] <gskellig> Already mounted or busy
[01:13] <Reliant> done
[01:14] <gskellig> Got it
[01:14] <gskellig> Moment of truth
[01:14] <EriC^^> gskellig: ok cool
[01:14] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type sudo chroot /mnt
[01:14] <Reliant> done
[01:14] <EriC^^> Reliant: grub-install --recheck /dev/sda
[01:15] <Reliant> with sudo?
[01:15] <EriC^^> no need
[01:15] <gskellig> EriC^^, i'm in
[01:15] <gskellig> still have a few more kinks to work out but it looks like its fixed
[01:15] <gskellig> thank you so much
[01:15] <Reliant> source_dir doesn't exist
[01:15] <gskellig> i owe u a beer or 6
[01:15] <EriC^^> gskellig: great, no problem
[01:15] <EriC^^> haha
[01:16] <gskellig> my keyring password isn't the same as system password. is there a way to fix that?
[01:16] <EriC^^> gskellig: no idea about that
[01:16] <EriC^^> you want to change your keyring password?
[01:17] <EriC^^> Reliant: what's the exact error?
[01:17] <EriC^^> Reliant: try apt-get install --reinstall grub-pc
[01:18] <d4rklit3> hello
[01:18] <d4rklit3> having some problems with permissions
[01:18] <d4rklit3> 	 i am trying to give group www-node permission to a folder. the folder is /var/app   its permissions:    drwxrwsr-x  2 root www-node 4096 Mar 25 20:49 app           my user is in the group www-node       but i can't write to the folder without sudo
[01:18] <d4rklit3> (i have rebooted since)
[01:18] <EriC^^> d4rklit3: can you cd to the dir?
[01:19] <Reliant> doing apt-get worked
[01:19] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type update-grub
[01:19] <Reliant> done
[01:19] <EriC^^> Reliant: did it pick up the other os's ?
[01:19] <Reliant> it found the Linux images
[01:20] <EriC^^> do you have other os's installed?
[01:20] <Reliant> I don't see Windows listed
[01:20] <EriC^^> ok
[01:21] <EriC^^> type exit and try to boot into ubuntu
[01:22] <Reliant> Ubuntu booted up
[01:22] <d4rklit3> EriC^^ yes
[01:22] <EriC^^> ok
[01:22] <r0ach> is that bad
[01:22] <Reliant> My linux partitions all mounted fine too
[01:23] <EriC^^> d4rklit3: type groups
[01:23] <EriC^^> are you listed in www-node?
[01:23] <d4rklit3> wildlife sudo node-www
[01:24] <d4rklit3> wildlife : wildlife sudo node-www
[01:24] <EriC^^> node-www or www-node?
[01:24] <d4rklit3> well that explains it :P
[01:24] <d4rklit3> thanks
[01:24] <EriC^^> np
[01:25] <axtran> Hey--I'm trying to install Ubuntu and both "Try Ubuntu without installing" and "Install Ubuntu" get me stuck at the login prompt :(
[01:25] <r0ach> my PC doesn't like to boot ubuntu  + several other distros if I force UEFI boot devices all off
[01:26] <axtran> Do you recommend just not doing UEFI? I was going to configure qemu/kvm to VT-d my video card to a Windows guest, I don't know if I need UEFI for that or not.
[01:26] <EriC^^> Reliant: is os-prober installed?
[01:27] <d4rklit3> lol EriC^^  this may be a more severe cognitive problem i may be having
[01:27] <Reliant> yes
[01:27] <ryu13212> hi
[01:27]  * Latrodectus is away: Away
[01:27] <r0ach> well, both ubuntu and manjaro failed to install for me unless I manually went into bios, set it to boot legacy + UEFI devices instead of forcing UEFI off, then I have to select the UEFI version of the CD or USB stick
[01:27] <EriC^^> d4rklit3: hehe
[01:27] <BnotD> what happends if you type kill -9 -1 in terminal?
[01:27] <r0ach> instead of the Legacy version of USB stick or CD rom
[01:28] <r0ach> I dislike uefi myself
[01:28] <ryu13212> lol
[01:28] <r0ach> will see what happens when I disable UEFI after it's installed
[01:28] <axtran> r0ach: That's consistent with my experience. Something about "CSM" mode. I'm still stuck at a login prompt trying to boot 14.10 though. :( What's the default login for ubuntu? ubuntu/ubuntu?
[01:28] <r0ach> hopefully doesn't blow up
[01:28] <ryu13212> don't disable :P
[01:29] <r0ach> if you want best compatibility, you want CSM mode enabled, and UEFI turned on, but secure boot off
[01:29] <OerHeks> * and fastboot off
[01:29] <CptRageToaster> what's CSM?
[01:29] <r0ach> compatibility support module
[01:29] <axtran> Yeah, I've disabled Fast Boot too. I'll try to restart it again...
[01:29] <axtran> I have "Other OS/Windows 8/Windows 8 WHQL
[01:29] <ryu13212> axtran: maybe your username is saferway to login
[01:30] <axtran> I'm going to try "Windows 8" with CSM ON and UEFI + Legacy with Legacy
[01:30] <EriC^^> Reliant: what other os's do you have installed?
[01:30] <axtran> ryu13212: I haven't installed anything yet-- I'm trying ubuntu/(nothing) and it worked, it just kicks back to login :(
[01:30] <ryu13212> lol
[01:30] <Reliant> Windows 7
[01:31] <ryu13212> i am dualbooter. windows vista(shit) + ubuntu 14.10
[01:31] <r0ach> ubuntu probably runs windows apps better than vista
[01:32] <ryu13212> yeah :P
[01:32] <ryu13212> wine instread
[01:33] <EriC^^> Reliant: you can add windows in /etc/grub.d/40-custom
[01:33] <EriC^^> * /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[01:33] <ryu13212> yeah
[01:33] <Reliant> I don't have 40_custom
[01:34] <ryu13212> or use grub-update instread of that
[01:34] <axtran> r0ach: Thanks for the advice, I ended up doing "Windows 8 WHQL" with UEFI and Legacy set (CSM ON), force UEFI boot to 14.10. It still bugged out, but I was able to login with ubuntu (no password), click cancel for error reporting, and continue with graphical installer. I hope it installs properly... hehe
[01:35] <EriC^^> Reliant: what do you mean? what's in /etc/grub.d ?
[01:35] <Reliant> 00 through 21
[01:35] <axtran> Here's to hope 14.10 plays well with my new computer parts :X
[01:35] <econdudeawesome> Have an issue with software sources. My internet failed during an update from 14.04 to 14.10. Now I can't update my software lists, no matter if I keep repos the same or restore them back to trusty. Not sure where to begin to check. What do I do?
[01:35] <EriC^^> Reliant: do you have 30_os-prober ?
[01:35] <Reliant> I have 19 and 20_custom
[01:35] <Reliant> no
[01:36] <ryu13212> econdudeawesome : apt-get update
[01:36] <econdudeawesome> ryu13212: it hangs
[01:37] <Reliant> I have 11 and 17 _os-prober_proxy
[01:37] <econdudeawesome> ryu13212: http://pastebin.com/fQpLAYCh
[01:37] <hhee> guys, i add tumblr app, which was suggested when i opened the tumblr in firefox, to unity DE, but copy n paste does not working from my pc to this app
[01:38] <hhee> what can i do to fix this?
[01:38] <EriC^^> Reliant: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10681368/ line 322 is your old grub.cfg
[01:38] <EriC^^> copy the windows entry and place it in your 20_custom file
[01:38] <axtran> Holy crap Ubuntu installed in like 30s
[01:39] <econdudeawesome> ryu13212: what would be the next step?
[01:39] <ryu13212> why hang? check /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:40] <econdudeawesome> ryu13212: I have--tried replacing the 14.04 with the 14.10
[01:40] <EriC^^> Reliant: 11_os-prober should pick windows up, no idea why it isn't though
[01:40] <ryu13212> yeah ik
[01:40] <Reliant> done
[01:40] <ryu13212> so check /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:40] <ryu13212> maybe duplication...
[01:41] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, type sudo update-grub
[01:41] <ryu13212> I am japanese <- that was all autocomplete..
[01:42] <Reliant> done
[01:42] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, give it a shot
[01:42] <ryu13212> Reliant: reboot then go
[01:43] <Reliant> no such partition
[01:43] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, are you in grub prompt right now?
[01:44] <Reliant> I'm back in Ubuntu
[01:44] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, get to a grub prompt
[01:44] <EriC^^> press c when grub loads
[01:45] <Reliant> done
[01:45] <EriC^^> ok type ls -l
[01:45] <Reliant> ok
[01:46] <EriC^^> does it list the partitions?
[01:46] <Reliant> yes
[01:47] <gskellig> i feel so bad EriC^^ just went through this exact same thing with me like 2 hours ago
[01:47] <gskellig> you deserve to be paid for this
[01:49] <EriC^^> nah
[01:49] <EriC^^> Reliant: is there a hd1,msdos1 there?
[01:49] <Reliant> Windows is supposed to be on sda1, so I don't know why the old grub was using sdb
[01:49] <c0nfuseki> *takes out a hacksaw and a penny* how much bits-of-a-coin would you like? :p
[01:50] <Reliant> nothing for hd1. no known file system
[01:50] <EriC^^> Reliant: what's listed when you do ls -l ?
[01:50] <EriC^^> other than the one with the 5 partitions
[01:50] <Reliant> hd0,1 and hd2,1
[01:51] <gskellig> lol its been like 4 months since update & upgrade.
[01:51] <gskellig> like six 404's on my apt-get update
[01:51] <EriC^^> Reliant: ok, try ls (hd0,1)
[01:51] <EriC^^> is that the windows partition?
[01:52] <Reliant> it's supposed to be
[01:52] <Reliant> yes
[01:52] <EriC^^> Reliant: did you ls it?
[01:52] <EriC^^> ok
[01:52] <Reliant> needed a / at the end to see what was in it
[01:52] <EriC^^> oh ok
[01:52] <EriC^^> press esc
[01:52] <EriC^^> and boot into ubuntu
[01:53] <Reliant> done
[01:53] <EriC^^> Reliant: edit the 19_custom and replace hd1 with hd0
[01:54] <hhee> guys, which DE except unity, nice to use in ubuntu?
[01:54] <rebs> kd
[01:55] <Reliant> the file disappeared
[01:55] <hhee> rebs: tnx,
[01:55] <EriC^^> Reliant: what do you mean?
[01:55] <rebs> i only tried it out but it seemed nice
[01:55] <aeon-ltd> hhee: whatever you like, it only costs time. personally i like openbox for its lightness
[01:55] <rebs> dunno if theres any major issues
[01:55] <Reliant> 19_custom is gone
[01:55] <EriC^^> Reliant: are you sure?
[01:55] <EriC^^> Reliant: ls /etc/grub.d/
[01:55] <Reliant> it's now 19_uefi-firmware
[01:55] <hhee> aeon-ltd: tnx :)
[01:56] <EriC^^> ok, that's pretty odd
[01:56] <Reliant> it got moved to proxifiedScripts/custom
[01:56] <EriC^^> i see
[01:57] <Reliant> what about the "1888D..." tag in the config?
[01:58] <EriC^^> i think that's your uuid
[01:58] <Reliant> SDA1 has a different uuid
[01:58] <EriC^^> it's changed i think
[01:58] <EriC^^> replace it
[01:59] <gskellig> EriC^^, only 2 small problems remaining
[01:59] <gskellig> 1) i have to hit enter on grub every time i boot (i liked it when it was automatic)
[02:00] <gskellig> 2) keyring password still weird
[02:00] <EriC^^> i can help with 1
[02:00] <EriC^^> no idea what keyring is
[02:00] <EriC^^> for, an encrypted dir?
[02:00] <gskellig> i think it keeps track of various passwords
[02:00] <gskellig> i need it to get access to all my saved wireless networks? dunno why
[02:00] <locoloco> hi all!
[02:00] <gskellig> it used to just be the same as my login password
[02:01] <gskellig> but when i used passwd from root to change my user pass it stopped working
[02:01] <Reliant> hmm, it's Windows giving the error BOOTMGR is missing
[02:01] <gskellig> iirc "keyring" is a mac osx thing. and it supposedly works the same on ubuntu
[02:01] <EriC^^> Reliant: do you have a win7 cd?
[02:01] <Reliant> somewhere
[02:01] <somsip> !info gnome-keyring | gskellig
[02:02] <gskellig> what he said
[02:02] <gskellig> lol
[02:02] <OerHeks> make the user pass the same as keyring pass
[02:02] <EriC^^> Reliant: you need to run bootrec /fixboot and bootrec /fixbcd
[02:02] <EriC^^> Reliant: ##windows would probably know better
[02:03] <Reliant> thanks for all your help in getting Ubuntu working at least
[02:03] <EriC^^> no problem
[02:03] <Reliant> what's funny is that what I don't have plugged in is a CD Rom :D
[02:03] <EriC^^> hehe
[02:06] <EriC^^> gskellig: to get grub to start ubuntu type sudo nano /etc/default/grub , and remove the # before GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT , then type sudo update-grub
[02:06] <gskellig> tyty
[02:06] <EriC^^> np
[02:07] <econdudeawesome> Repeating question for earlier for possible new help:
[02:07] <econdudeawesome> Have an issue with software sources. My internet failed during an update from 14.04 to 14.10. Now I can't update my software lists, no matter if I keep repos the same or restore them back to trusty. Not sure where to begin to check. What do I do?
[02:07] <gskellig> Warning: Setting GRUB_TIMEOUT to a non-zero value when GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT is set is no longer supported.
[02:08] <EriC^^> gskellig: try setting GRUB_TIMEOUT=0
[02:10] <gskellig> done
[02:10] <gskellig> thanks EriC^^
[02:10] <EriC^^> no problem
[02:15] <Neldogz> Can someone please point me in the right direction to setting up NFS in a large network environment with Linux clients? Any best practices or examples would be very helpful.
[02:19] <OerHeks> Neldogz, good start https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
[02:19] <OerHeks> and the server guide https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/network-file-system.html
[02:20] <OerHeks> Neldogz, tons of howto's to find >https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-an-nfs-mount-on-ubuntu-14-04
[02:21] <ryu13212> tons of tons of howto site
[02:22] <l0rdn1x> Still unable to mount Ipads & Ipods on Ubuntu 14.04
[02:22] <jvineynz> Hi all. I'm wondering if anyone could shed some light on the problem I've outlined here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2268445. Basically, I'm unable to get a monitor to work correctly unless it's connected on startup. Are there are ways around this? I've tried xrandr without success. Cheers.
[02:22] <l0rdn1x> when will this be fixed?
[02:23] <l0rdn1x> Or am I doomed to Itunes in a virtual machine for life? hahaha
[02:23] <alchemist_ryu12> lol
[02:24] <Neldogz> OerHeks, thanks! I am more interested in the LDAP\NIS solutions because of the groups and permissions.
[02:28] <daftykins> l0rdn1x: yes and serves you right for buying Apple ;)
[02:28] <Guest44142> what causes kernel panics ?
[02:29] <Consuela> l0rdkermit: what idevice you have?
[02:32] <wi> Hey... what do I type in terminal to mount a ntfs drive w/ r w x priv in terminal?
[02:32] <Latrodectus> does apple even make pc's anymore?
[02:33] <Consuela> Latrodectus: a mac is still a mac ;)
[02:33] <Guest44142> foxconn makes computers for apple
[02:33] <Consuela> Guest44142: except the mac pros
[02:33] <OerHeks> wi read and write can be done, x executable is an other thing, ntfs is not posix
[02:33] <Guest44142> apple iphone are made by foxconn
[02:33] <somsip> !ot | Guest44142
[02:33] <Latrodectus> Consuela, I like big-mac's
[02:34] <Guest44142> may be they even make macbooks
[02:34] <Consuela> heh
[02:34] <Consuela> not me ;)
[02:34] <daftykins> this is off topic actually people, funnily enough this isn't an Apple channel
[02:34] <daftykins> so drop it now please :)
[02:34] <Guest44142> sorry
[02:34] <Guest44142> i apologize
[02:34] <Latrodectus> but ubuntu "runs" on macs
[02:34] <MonadoPower> I'm really feeling it
[02:35] <somsip> !mac | Latrodectus (the current discussion is off topic, read this for specifics on Ubuntu on Mac hardware)
[02:36] <Latrodectus> oh
[02:40] <krabador> ok people, notebook with lvds hdmi-0 and vga-0 , no xorg.conf (default) on radeon hd 5470 with mesa , how can i set DISPLAY variable, to run a software, like mame, in VGA-0 ?
[02:41] <Xe> How do I set the ulimit to something over about 50,000?
[02:45] <kian> anybody here running a variant of Ubuntu on their MacBook?
[02:46]  * xar- facepalm
[02:46] <aeon-ltd> kian: i did
[02:46] <kian> aeon-ltd: did or currently are?
[02:46] <aeon-ltd> are, but not using it frequently
[02:47] <kian> aeon-ltd: how come
[02:47] <aeon-ltd> trackpad drivers are terrible (though mine's a macbook from 2008), performance was roughly the same as osx, more maintenance than osx, less battery life
[02:48] <kian> aeon-ltd: yeah I was actually just about to ask you about battery-life and trackpad drivers.
[02:48] <MarchHare> Does anyone else have the problem with the first second of audio being silent when an application first starts playing?
[02:49] <aeon-ltd> kian: if you have a recent mac, why not just use virtual machines?
[02:49] <kian> aeon-ltd: I want to switch to a variant of Ubuntu full-time.
[02:49] <kian> I've been wanting to for quite some time now after running Yosemite. But trackpad & battery life are a concern.
[02:50] <kian> aeon-ltd: This is in regards of a latest generation retina macbook pro.
[02:52] <aeon-ltd> kian: the high dpi of the retina screens might be a concern
[02:53] <kian> aeon-ltd: There is so much to worry about it makes doing it questionable if it's even a valid thought or not.
[02:53] <Artemis3v> kian, have you tried? tested?
[02:53] <kian> Artemis3v: not even once
[02:53] <kian> Artemis3v: and there isn't much documentation on it
[02:55] <Artemis3v> kian, which one it is?
[02:55] <kian> Retina MacBook Pro 13 inch, (Macbook11,1)
[02:55] <Artemis3v> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro11-1/Trusty
[03:00] <kian> oh boy Artemis3v
[03:03] <Moonlightning> Hay, #ubuntu . The /boot and /boot/efi partitions on one of my laptops got reformatted. I think I've got things /mostly/ sorted out, 'cept when I try to boot it up, it complains that it can't find /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root and dumps me into a shell (I opted for FDE during the original installation).
[03:03] <kian> Artemis3v: the part on that guide for wireless drivers
[03:04] <kian> I don't have an ethernet adapter so what's my choice here?
[03:04] <Artemis3v> hmm
[03:05] <Artemis3v> go where you can find an ethernet adapter :3
[03:05] <kian> Artemis3v: piece of junk doesn't have an ethernet port
[03:05] <le_pig> kian: read chili555's answer here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/453252/setup-problems-ubuntu-14-04-wifi-on-macbookpro-13-3-w-retina-dual-boot
[03:05] <kian> I want to do this tonight
[03:05] <Artemis3v> oh
[03:05] <le_pig> kian: you can load drivers from your install media
[03:05] <Moonlightning> Seems to me it's not automatically trying to run `cryptsetup`. Can someone point me in the right direction for fixing that?
[03:06] <kian> Artemis3v: ugh so indecisive whether to do this or not
[03:06] <kian> le_pig: how so?
[03:06] <kian> If I can get the wifi working I can figure out the rest hopefully.
[03:06] <le_pig> kian: i have the same model 11,1 and chili55's answer in that URL that worked for me. all good after a restart
[03:07] <Artemis3v> kian, if you boot the live iso and you get no wifi you will know right away
[03:07] <kian> le_pig: wait seriously?
[03:07] <kian> le_pig: you're running ubuntu on 11,1?
[03:07] <wfio> Really looking forward to the next iteration of Ubuntu :)
[03:07] <wfio> Ubuntu is keeping me from going back to Mac because it's so swanky
[03:07] <le_pig> kian: i have a macbook pro 11,1 running ubuntu 14.04
[03:07] <Artemis3v> oh i see, the dvd iso should have the required package
[03:08] <Moonlightning> …hmmmm. I don't seem to have a `cryptsetup` binary, nor /etc/fstab or /etc/crypttab files. Might've been a side effect of having the initramfs stuff rebuilt from a chroot within the live session…
[03:08] <kian> Artemis3v: pardon?
[03:08] <wfio> I really just want to find a killer ultrabook with 16GB of RAM to run Ubuntu on -- I do a lot of data slicing and read large files into working memory
[03:08] <kian> Artemis3v: think it's included with 14.04?
[03:08] <Artemis3v> yeah follow their link
[03:08] <Artemis3v> http://askubuntu.com/questions/453252/setup-problems-ubuntu-14-04-wifi-on-macbookpro-13-3-w-retina-dual-boot
[03:08] <Artemis3v> for the wifi during install part
[03:09] <le_pig> kian: everything you need to get it done is in that URL i sent. you can even confirm the exact model of your wifi chipset with a command mentioned in the discussion. it's the easiest part of all the stuff you'll need to fix on the 11,1 model.
[03:11] <kian> le_pig: how's battery, trackpad?
[03:12] <le_pig> kian: trackpad is fine, except that i have to two finger click to right click. haven't really tested the battery much yet.
[03:12] <le_pig> kian: you're going to get full screen brightness and keyboard backlight on every boot. you'll have to fix those, too.
[03:12] <le_pig> kian: and suspend is totally broken for me. i still haven't bothered fixing that.
[03:12] <kian> le_pig: have links to those solutions as well?
[03:13] <kian> le_pig: that's no good
[03:14] <le_pig> kian: this is regarding the same problem in 12.04, but it worked for me on 14.04.2: http://askubuntu.com/questions/137355/how-to-disable-macbook-keyboard-backlight
[03:15] <le_pig> kian: honestly, i wouldn't want to fix all this stuff either. sell it and get an XPS 13 :)
[03:16] <locoloco> Anyone know of a way to get Bash keyboard shortcuts system-wide in Ubuntu (Dash, Nautilus etc.)?
[03:18] <sayurelektronik> oh
[03:20] <Artemis3v> le_pig, the link i gave before mentions the suspend issue and fix
[03:21] <le_pig> Artemis3v: Oh! I'm going to read that now. Thanks for the tip! :)
[03:22] <docmur> If I generate a sshkey id_rsa.pub, I had the understand that if I gave that to a client, they could connect to the server with out a password, yet no matter who uses it they still have to enter one, should there be any extra steps?
[03:24] <SkpS> No, the client needs to have their key on the server.
[03:25] <docmur> Shit, thats right :S
[03:25] <docmur> my bad
[03:25] <SkpS> Your pub key means they trust you. Their pub key means you trust them.
[03:26] <CptRageToaster> specifically, in your authenticated_users file
[03:26] <CptRageToaster> also, note: File permissions on the ssh key files are incredibly strict
[03:26] <SkpS> That ^^^
[03:26] <CptRageToaster> if they have too many, or too few permissions, they are outright ignored
[03:29] <docmur> exit
[03:30] <jj995> apt-get fails due to a lock, and "ps aux | grep apt-get" shows a sleeping "sudo apt-get upgrade bedtools" from last month.  Is there a way to safely kill that sleeping apt-get?
[03:31] <jj995> should I send it SIGINT?
[03:32] <Bashing-om> jj995: What returns -> sudo lsof /var/lib/dpkg/lock <- ?
[03:36] <jj995> Bashing-om: it is still running...
[03:37] <boomernang> hi - i have a few ubuntu desktops and an ipad i would like to print off... I am looking to buy a wireless printer.. how would i get ubuntu to know about it? Do i need to use a print server on my adsl modem/router or is there a better way?
[03:37] <Bashing-om> jj995: That was just to see where the lock was, IF it is apt, then one might be able to "rm" the file .
[03:39] <jj995> Bashing-om: I can see that apt-get is running, so can't we assume apt-get has the lock?  I'm just going to try sending SIGINT to that sleeping apt-get process from last month
[03:39] <SchrodingersScat> boomernang: I have a brother wireless printer that I print off fine.  They have their own 3rd party tool for the setup, not sure if the standard cups with ubuntu would work with it, I didn't really try.  That's the only one I have first hand experience with, maybe I can try the HP at work tomorrow :3
[03:40] <Bashing-om> jj995: Best to know, rather than guess .. ( I have borked my sytem poking at things ) .
[03:41] <SchrodingersScat> I would hope it would be mostly standard, it's just network printing
[03:41] <boomernang> SchrodingersScat: thanks. So im using xfce at the moment.. where would i go to add a network printer?
[03:41] <jj995> Bashing-om: sending SIGINT to apt-get seems safer than just deleting the lock file, right?
[03:42] <SchrodingersScat> boomernang: go to the mouse start menu and type in printer, then the plus sign, should bring up a menu that includes a dropdown for network printers
[03:42] <boomernang> SchrodingersScat: awesome. have a good day :)
[03:43] <SchrodingersScat> boomernang: you too, good luck.
[03:43] <Bashing-om> jj995: "lsof" == list open files. if it comes back that apt has a lock, it is save to " sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock " .
[03:45] <jj995> Bashing-om: for whatever reason lsof never returned anything.  I sent SIGTERM to the apt-get process and the lock was released and apt-get is working normally now.  I still think it makes more sense to end the apt-get process than to just delete the lock from underneath it
[03:47] <Bashing-om> jj995: :) All's well that ends well, like advised, depends on what holds that lock .
[03:50] <phiona> how do we install themes in gedit?
[03:53] <jj995> Bashing-om: well, maybe apt-get is in a worse state than I thought. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /usr/sbin/pam-auth-update line 28... http://paste.ubuntu.com/10682050/
[03:58] <Guest44823> hello
[03:59] <aeon-ltd> hello
[04:04] <phiona> how do we install themes in gedit?
[04:04] <lotuspsychje> !themes | phiona
[04:07] <Bashing-om> jj995: look'n at your http://paste.ubuntu.com/10682050/ .
[04:08] <Bashing-om> jj995: "132 not upgraded" >> -> sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade <- . Then we see what is .
[04:09] <Lauren> Hey there, does anyone know if Firechat is available for ubuntu?
[04:09] <lotuspsychje> Lauren: this is an app for smartphones?
[04:10] <Lauren> Yea, but I think it can connect with computers, or it was going to be able to do that
[04:10] <lotuspsychje> Lauren: there's a nice alternative telegram for that
[04:10] <Lauren> to use bluetooth to connect a device to my computer and be able to transfer internet access?
[04:10] <jj995> Bashing-om: apt-get is hanging with the output in that paste.  I guess I'll just SIGTERM it again.  this is a shared server.  I bet the last person running apt-get got the same error and just left it in that state
[04:11] <cobi> #ubuntu-ko
[04:12] <lotuspsychje> Lauren: well telegram is just a nice secure chat app for contacts, not sure it can connect bluetooth devices
[04:12] <lotuspsychje> !bluetooth | Lauren
[04:16] <jj995> Bashing-om: 119 to upgrade, I'm just going to go ahead and try it.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10682121/
[04:20] <Bashing-om> jj995: So far so good, Now run -> sudo apt-get dest-upgrade <- /// line 28 >> use Debconf::Client::ConfModule ':all'; ; Th package manager did advise to install it .
[04:20] <Bashing-om> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade *
[04:24] <jj995> Bashing-om: dist-upgrade will prompt me before installing/removing anything, right?
[04:24] <cfhowlett> jj995, sandbox first: apt-get -s dist-upgrade
[04:25] <Bashing-om> jj995: dist-upgrade will take care of those "held packages" .. but it do pay to pay attention to what is going to be done .
[04:25] <jj995> Bashing-om: plain apt-get upgrade lead to same "BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /usr/sbin/pam-auth-update line 28." I guess I really need to do dist-upgrade
[04:27] <jj995> cfhowlett: thanks
[04:27] <Bashing-om> jj995: Those held packages need to be addressed, sure, the error is as the package manager advised... you can look at the pearl script, and see that the package is required to be installed (Debconf ??) .
[04:28] <cfhowlett> jj995, happy2help!
[04:37] <jj995> Bashing-om: apt-get seems hung with this output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10682149/
[04:38] <Bashing-om> jj995: look'n
[04:41] <Bashing-om> jj995: Hummm .... Try -> sudo apt-get install --reinstall debconf <- .
[04:43] <jj995> Bashing-om: you think I should CTR-C the sudo apt-get dist-upgrade? ps aux shows it using 0.4 and state S+
[04:44] <calamari> hi. I upgraded for 12.04 to 14.0 and now stellarium doesn't work right, it says I need to upgrade from GLSL 1.2 to GLSL 1.3. How do I accomplish it? I upgraded packages from the obiaf repository and rebooted, but it didn't seem to help. is there something in /etc or /etc/x11 I need to change?
[04:44] <calamari> *from 12.04 to 14.04
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> !find glsl
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> calamari: did you try an uninstall for stellarium and reinstall?
[04:46] <Bashing-om> jj995: Odd and strange ,tjat the update does not cpmplete, yeah .. go ahead and terminate .. see then what results in trying to install "debconf" .
[04:47] <jj995> Bashing-om: actually it just started spitting out more output so I'm going to see if it finishes before running "sudo apt-get install --reinstall debconf"
[04:48] <Bashing-om> jj995: KK
[04:49] <calamari> lotuspsychje: okay I tried that and I get the same problems
[04:52] <wfio> anyone find a good ultrabook with 8-16GB of RAM that runs Ubuntu well?
[04:52] <cfhowlett> wifo dell precision m3800 Developer Edition
[04:52] <calamari> tried the intel drivers but it needs 14.10.. I guess 14.04 has a bad kernel
[04:52] <lotuspsychje> wfio: make your own ultrabook with a samsung 850 pro ssd
[04:52] <cfhowlett> wfio, and the Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition
[04:53] <wfio> I was looking at that!
[04:54] <cfhowlett> wfio, I just got my m3800.  nice.  the xps 13 is due for a refresh any day now.  wait for the 2015 edition
[04:54] <wfio> okie dokie
[04:54] <wfio> I saw an Ars article about it
[04:54] <wfio> it got killer reviews
[04:54] <cfhowlett> wfio, battery life is a PITA, but other than that; a solid piece f work
[04:55] <wfio> what's your realistic use case like?
[04:55] <wfio> I get about 20 minutes on my HP Dv7t but the battery only has 32% total left on it
[04:55] <calamari> can I force stellarium back to the 12.04 version?
[04:55] <wfio> i pretty much only use it on battery for surfing and buying crap and emails
[04:56] <calamari> since 14.04 stellarium is broken I guess?
[04:56] <wfio> i plug in whenever i do anything intensive like watching videos, slicing data files, etc
[04:56] <cfhowlett> wfio, I do multimedia not developing ... if I'm not running the nvidia high performance gpu, I can get about 2 hours.  but, start playing videos, music, or do graphics intensive work ....
[04:56] <wfio> 2 hours .... ugh
[04:56] <wfio> that is PITA
[04:57] <cfhowlett> wfio, yep.
[04:57] <cfhowlett> wfio, pain - in - the -
[04:57] <scientes> how do i get chkdsk to run on windows 7?
[04:59] <scientes> how do i get windows 7 to actually chkdsk?
[04:59] <scientes> it says it is going to do it and then when i reboot it doesn't actually do it
[05:00] <cfhowlett> scientes, for windows support, ask ##windows.  this is ubuntu.
[05:00] <calamari> oh no!  stellarium 12.04 doesn't work either :(
[05:00] <scientes> i need this to install ubuntu
[05:00] <scientes> ntfsresize wont work without it
[05:00] <calamari> I guess that means 14.04 is just totally busted for intel graphics
[05:00] <calamari> I should never have tried to upgrade
[05:00] <cfhowlett> scientes, ##windows for windows issues, ubuntu for ubuntu issues ...
[05:01] <scientes> ntfs-3g should ship its own chkdsk
[05:01] <calamari> can anyone see what I'm typing?
[05:01] <Latrodectus> yes
[05:02] <calamari> is 14.04 compatible with intel graphics?
[05:02] <calamari> it doesn't seem to work where I was fine in 12.04
[05:02] <calamari> (3d stuff)
[05:02] <cfhowlett> calamari, yes, but you might find it advisable to install the intel linux graphics drivers
[05:02] <calamari> it won't let me
[05:03] <calamari> it says I have to be on 14.10
[05:03] <calamari> it claims that ubuntu developers screwed up the 14.04 kernel
[05:03] <scientes> calamari, you could install the hardware enablement pack
[05:03] <cfhowlett> calamari, ?????
[05:04] <calamari> let me find the exact page
[05:04] <cfhowlett> calamari, then get the driver from intel
[05:04] <OerHeks> scientes, "it claims" or do you?
[05:04] <cfhowlett> calamari, https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads
[05:05] <calamari> my bad, X not the kernel... https://01.org/linuxgraphics/comment/1157#comment-1157
[05:05] <OerHeks> "Packages installed by the Graphics Installer for Ubuntu 14.04 "trusty" may no longer function properly. Support for Ubuntu 14.04 is deprecated as of this release."
[05:05] <OerHeks> cfhowlett, ^^
[05:05] <calamari> anyways, because of the ubuntu foulups they removed intel driver support for 14.04
[05:06] <cfhowlett> !  news to me ...
[05:06] <jj995> Bashing-om: I sent SIGTERM to "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" after it produced no output for about 15 minutes, now I'm back to "Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock".  this is a vicious circle :)
[05:07] <jj995> I am just going to remove the lock file since I'm pretty confident it was left there when I sent SIGTERM
[05:07] <calamari> I seem to remember a proprietary drive installation tool .. that I don't seem to have anymore.. or was that just for network cards and not graphics?
[05:07] <calamari> *driver
[05:08] <cfhowlett> calamari, there was a driver install tool for intel linux graphics but it seems to be deprecated for the 14.04 release.
[05:08] <Bashing-om> jj995: It is past my witching hour and well past beddy bye time. I leave ya in good hands here on IRC .  Can't stands it no more.
[05:08] <wfio> how can a mac book pro get 6-8 hours on a charge but an ubuntu machine similarly equipped not?
[05:09] <wfio> that boggles me cfhowlett
[05:09] <cfhowlett> wfio, OSX is optimized specifically for mac.  ubuntu is not.
[05:09] <wfio> i meant on similar hardware
[05:09] <wfio> so the dell for example
[05:09] <jj995> Bashing-om: thanks for putting up with me for so long :)
[05:09] <wfio> could I optimize the Ubuntu to squeeze more life out of the battery similar to how OSX does it?
[05:10] <cfhowlett> wfio, hardware from Dell.  OS from ubuntu.  Mac: hardware from Apple.  OS from Apple.
[05:10] <wfio> considering that i asked that question probably means that I personally cannot, but that it could be a possibility
[05:10] <wfio> makes sense cfhowlett
[05:11] <Bashing-om> jj995: np .. but I got to cease and desist .. others here will pick up my slack.
[05:22] <jj995> "sudo apt-get install --reinstall debconf" is hanging on me with this output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10682249/ .  According to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1500897 , this can be caused by a messed up mount.  one of my nfs mounts is non-functional (if I ping the ip all packets are lost) and I think this is causing the apt-get hang
[05:23] <jj995> maybe I should unmount the nfs mount?
[05:50] <jj995> apt-get update ends in " /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)" -- please help.  full output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10682338/
[05:50] <jj995> s/update/upgrade
[06:00] <jj995> oh well, goodnight
[06:30] <user> invalid
[06:36] <Vadik> Hi
[06:36] <ablest1980> hi
[06:37] <muanang> hi
[06:37] <Vadik> Как дела?)
[06:38] <ablest1980> russian?
[06:38] <Vadik> yes
[06:38] <ablest1980> cool
[06:38] <ablest1980> i dont know russian though
[06:39] <bojan> How should we give the entry in fstab for mounting /proc to /opt/ltsp/amd64/proc permanently??
[06:39] <Vadik> та иди нахуй, заебал)
[06:39] <somsip> !ru | Vadik
[06:39] <user> жопа
[06:40] <Vadik> Blyaa((
[06:40] <Vadik> Atlet pidaras )
[06:40] <Vadik> sss gey
[06:49] <BlackDalek> My laptop uses a built in graphics adapter. Ubuntu 14.04 detects it as "Intel® Ivybridge Mobile". I am getting a white flash (one frame of white) at the start and end of EVERY opengl transition in Libreoffice Impress slideshows. This seems to be a bug with the opengl driver and not with Libreoffice. How can I fix opengl glitches in Ubuntu?
[06:50] <BlackDalek> Also.. is there any kind of program I can download which I can use for testing OpenGl on Ubuntu?
[06:50] <Trinity> i'm using xfce and I i have 3 monitors and i was able to set up the panel to be on the middle of the screen but how do I get my icons to go to the center screen as well?
[06:51] <ablest1980> icons are on the left moniter?
[06:52] <Trinity> yea, e.g if i drag all icons to my center monitor and then arrange icons the icons will go to the left monitor again
[06:52] <Trinity> i've tried hacks like saving the icon positions but when I create a new file on Desktop or something it still shifts over to the left and i want it to create the file on the center one
[06:53] <ablest1980> swap left moniter cable middle moniter cable
[06:53] <ablest1980> or swap moniters
[06:54] <ablest1980> middle left left middle
[06:56] <pepebuntu> \leave
[06:59] <BlackDalek> My laptop uses a built in graphics adapter. Ubuntu 14.04 detects it as "Intel® Ivybridge Mobile". I am getting a white flash (one frame of white) at the start and end of EVERY opengl transition in Libreoffice Impress slideshows. This seems to be a bug with the opengl driver and not with Libreoffice. How can I fix opengl glitches in Ubuntu?
[07:06] <BlackDalek> Also.. is there any kind of program I can download which I can use for testing OpenGl on Ubuntu?
[07:10] <cfhowlett> BlackDalek, glmark2
[07:10] <BlackDalek> cfhowlett, thank you.
[07:11] <cfhowlett> BlackDalek, happy2help!
[07:12] <Desez2tPunk> I can't connect to my Windows 8.1 shared 2TB HDD, it requires authentication, any ideas guys? It'll allow me to connect, then request a username and pass, when I type in the correct info it just makes me have to type it in again and repeat infinitely.
[07:13] <chotaz> Good evening folks, I was wondering if there's a way to 'transform' my standar ubuntu 14.10 installation in ubuntuMATE 14.10 ?
[07:14] <Ben64> chotaz: ubuntu mate isn't an official flavor until 15.04, so... not yet
[07:16] <chotaz> Ben64: thanks for the tip, ill wait a couple more weeks.
[07:37] <daixiaoyang> 你好
[07:37] <cfhowlett> !cn | daixiaoyang
[07:43] <brycetd19m> Still have yesterday's problem. I can't get my 42 inch TV above 1024x768
[07:44] <Kevin4ubuntu> Anybody can help me?
[07:45] <cfhowlett> !ask | Kevin4ubuntu
[07:48] <Kevin4ubuntu> !ask | I used pkill Xorg to logout, but after that, I can't log in GUI. What can i do on terminal line to fix it?
[07:50] <Tex_Nick> hmmm
[07:51] <Kevin4ubuntu> if I can't fix it, I have to rebuilt it :(
[07:52] <somsip> Kevin4ubuntu: is this after a reboot or are you just on command line after killing X?
[07:53] <somsip> Kevin4ubuntu: too slow as I'm going AFK. This applies to the latter http://askubuntu.com/questions/1220/how-can-i-restart-x-server-from-the-command-line
[07:53] <ikonia> just reboot
[07:53] <ikonia> it will auto start
[07:54] <brycetd19m> Anyone know why it's locking at 1024x768 when the display is able to max out at 1080P
[07:55] <BlackDalek> My laptop uses a built in graphics adapter. Ubuntu 14.04 detects it as "Intel® Ivybridge Mobile". I am getting a white flash (one frame of white) at the start and end of EVERY opengl transition in Libreoffice Impress slideshows. This seems to be a bug with the opengl driver and not with Libreoffice. How can I fix opengl glitches in Ubuntu?
[07:55] <cfhowlett> BlackDalek, ubuntu version number???
[07:56] <BlackDalek> ubuntu 14.04.2
[07:56] <cfhowlett> BlackDalek, darn.  I was going to suggest you get the intel linux graphics driver installer, but 14.04 has been deprecated
[07:58] <Kevin4ubuntu> @somsip: it was after reboot
[07:58] <brycetd19m> Drivers are installed (got that done here yesterday) but the system still after 5 hours of trying won't go above 1024x768 and nothing I do changes that. It's not seeing the right settings for the monitor eather as the Monitor is a 16:10 motor
[07:58] <BlackDalek> cfhowlett, to make matters worse, I already looked into the intel's own driver for linux, and discovered I needed 14.10 to use it. I upgraded to 14.10 and it totally broke my system and I had to restore 14.04 from a backup.
[07:58] <ikonia> you should never need to pull direct from intel
[07:58] <cfhowlett> BlackDalek, :)  yep.
[07:59] <ikonia> if there is a problem with the version shipped with ubuntu you can either a.) fix it yourself if you are skilled b.) log the bug and work with the maintainers to fix it
[07:59] <BlackDalek> cfhowlett,  14.10 simply does not work on this laptop at all. It won't even boot up to a login screen.
[07:59] <cfhowlett> BlackDalek, I can't advise on that as I only use LTS releases ... 14.04.2
[07:59] <ikonia> setting the xorg config to use "vesa" and confirm the prooblem goes away without opengl
[07:59] <ikonia> that would seem a reasonable test
[08:00] <ikonia> the more you narrow it down the cleaner and more focussed the bug is, and the easier it is to work with people
[08:00] <ablest1980> cfhowlet same here i only use lts
[08:00] <ablest1980> and hi
[08:00] <BlackDalek> ikonia, how do I go about making that change to xorg config? is it easy to do?
[08:01] <ikonia> you'll need to generate an xorg.conf and set the "Driver" line to "vesa"
[08:01] <ikonia> this will use a failsafe non-accelerated video card mode
[08:01] <Tex_Nick> in all fairness that's not to say that intermediate releases don't work fine ! ;-)
[08:01] <ablest1980> blackdalek graphics driver?
[08:02] <BlackDalek> ikonia, ok... is there a howto you can point me to which explains where I can find this xorg config file to edit? ;)
[08:02] <cfhowlett> Tex_Nick, true.  personal preference as I can't justify upgrading every 6 - 9 months.  bloody edges tend to be bloody.
[08:02] <ikonia> BlackDalek: Xorg --configure will generate a template
[08:03] <Tex_Nick> cfhowlett: indeed sir ;-)
[08:03] <ikonia> BlackDalek: modify the template and drop it into /etc/X11 as a file called "xorg.conf" and restart the xserver (or just reboot to be clean)
[08:03] <reza> hi guys
[08:03] <ablest1980> hi
[08:03] <reza> how can I run matlab in ubuntu
[08:03] <ikonia> reza: install it
[08:03] <ikonia> launch it
[08:04] <cfhowlett> reza, install, launch it, run it
[08:04] <reza> is it possible at all?
[08:04] <ikonia> yes
[08:04] <reza> it don't need crack?
[08:04] <ikonia> crack ?
[08:04] <cfhowlett> reza, we don't do cracks here
[08:05] <reza> yes crack or serial number
[08:05] <ikonia> reza: that is nothing to do with linux
[08:05] <ikonia> reza: you need to buy the product
[08:05] <reza> becase im in iran and can't buy licence
[08:05] <cfhowlett> reza, then no matlab.  we don't do cracks or piracy
[08:05] <ikonia> then we can't help you
[08:06] <cfhowlett> reza   see this      https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MATLAB
[08:06] <leothlon> hello everyone, can someone help me abit with iptables? i want to allow traffic from 192.168.10.X on eth0 interface ... but "/sbin/iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -s <IP_ADDRESS>/24 -j ACCEPT" dont seem to work :/
[08:06] <ikonia> leothlon: define "doesn't work"
[08:07] <ikonia> leothlon: what is the actual problem
[08:07] <reza> thabks
[08:07] <ablest1980> did you try sudo and that leothlon?
[08:08] <reza> I can't use my tablet in media storage mode in linux
[08:08] <reza> is there any way to do it?
[08:08] <ikonia> look at mtp storage
[08:09] <reza> is it an app in ubuntu?
[08:09] <ikonia> no
[08:10] <reza> oh in my tablet is only media storage and camera mode
[08:10] <reza> and none of them work in linux
[08:10] <frdmn> hello, I have a hardware box which takes fairly long to shutdown once i've entered "reboot" (1-2 minutes) also the startup takes quit a bit
[08:10] <frdmn> is there any way to find out why exactly?
[08:10] <frdmn> or to log the times of each process start/stop?
[08:10] <madhuri> Hi, I am trying to delete a lv but it is failing with error "Logical volume stack-volumes-lvmdriver-1/volume-a0024358-9f23-4829-bf02-315339d755ac is used by another device."
[08:10] <brycetd19m> Just tried adding supported res via this guide given to me from launchpad when they closed my bug (logiz) https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/xrandr#Resolution_lower_than_expected  when following this I get an error display was shut down to prevent damage error display out of sync
[08:11] <madhuri> I have checked it is not mounted also not used be any device.
[08:11] <madhuri> Can anyone help?
[08:13] <brycetd19m> Anyone know what's up I set it to the same as my windows box uses (even able to get 4k but it's slow due to lack of gpu support)
[08:13] <Tex_Nick> frdmn: you really need to exactly specify your system, both hardware & software/OS
[08:13] <madhuri> http://pastebin.com/trqhs0xT for reference
[08:14] <ablest1980> btycetd19m set what?
[08:15] <ablest1980> brycetd19m
[08:15] <frdmn> Tex_Nick: 14.04 LTS + Dell 2950
[08:15] <end2end> is Ubuntu the most secure mainstream OS ever?
[08:16] <maximinus>  just do a sanity check
[08:16] <frdmn> OMSA and iDRAC installed so that might take a bit to start/stop, however im not sure why _that_ long
[08:16] <cfhowlett> end2end, no.
[08:16] <end2end> ok
[08:16] <end2end> cfhowlett, what is then?
[08:16] <cfhowlett> end2end, please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic.  this is the technical support channel.
[08:17] <madhuri> cfhowlett, Can you help?
[08:17] <brycetd19m> Set a custom res as the tv is shown as 1024x768 yet it's a 4k capable screen. I don't go above 1080P howeve4
[08:17] <cfhowlett> madhuri, nope.  I try not to comment on matters I know nothing about.  sorry..
[08:17] <Tex_Nick> frdmn: so have you installed as a dual boot ?
[08:18] <Tex_Nick> installed ubuntu as a dual boot*
[08:18] <madhuri> cfhowlett, Thanks anyways. Do you know who can help?
[08:19] <cfhowlett> madhuri, be patient.  someone in this channel will likely be able to offer some guidance
[08:19] <madhuri> Ok. Thanks
[08:19] <ikonia> what's the issue ?
[08:20] <frdmn> Tex_Nick: no, why do you ask?
[08:20] <frdmn> DRAC is permanently running, even the server is shut off
[08:20] <frdmn> it's independent
[08:20] <frdmn> has its own network interface
[08:21] <frdmn> I only boot into Ubuntu
[08:21] <Tex_Nick> frdm: so ubuntu was the original OS that was installed on that PC bew ?
[08:21] <frdmn> yes, exactly :)
[08:21] <Tex_Nick> new
[08:22] <Tex_Nick> frdmn: has it always been slow to shutdown & boot ?
[08:22] <frdmn> Tex_Nick: well it's a 19" server
[08:23] <frdmn> so basically there was nothing installed
[08:23] <ikonia> frdmn: what's the actual issue ?
[08:23] <frdmn> ikonia: if I type "reboot" it takes 1-2 minutes until the system finally shuts down
[08:23] <frdmn> and start up takes a while as well
[08:23] <frdmn> I want to find out which process is responsible for that
[08:24] <frdmn> log it, basically.
[08:24] <ikonia> frdmn: ok, remove the boot splash and watch the boot process, you'll see what's slow
[08:24] <ikonia> frdmn: chances are whatever is slow to boot is slow to stop
[08:24] <ikonia> move forward from there
[08:25] <frdmn> the issue, I can't reboot that machine often because its productional :/
[08:25] <ikonia> then wait until you can
[08:25] <ikonia> as if you can't do it often - it isn't causing you a problem with the slow shutdown
[08:29] <brycetd19m> Ablest1980 I'm trying to set the video output on a 4k capable 42 inch smart TV and ubuntu is giving me nothing but out of range issues
[08:31] <ikonia> brycetd19m: you'll probably find you need to hardcode a lot of variables into the xorg.conf to get that setup
[08:31] <ikonia> as well as confirming not only can your video card support it grapphically, but from itt's output socket too
[08:32] <brycetd19m> I have done that windows does require a special driver and I normally run the tv at 1080P but ubuntu doesn't seam to do it
[08:33] <ikonia> you'll probably need to set a fair ammount of the tv's parameters manally
[08:34] <brycetd19m> Hard coding the 1080P settings matching windows settings 100% does one thing and one thing alone it causes the monitor to display eather out of range errors or the screen was shut down to prevent damage..
[08:35] <ikonia> what settings are you setting and where ?
[08:37] <brycetd19m> Was suggested this brycetd19m: http://sammart.in/2012/05/29/enabling-resolutions-in-ubuntu-12-04-lubuntu-12-04/
[08:38] <ikonia> brycetd19m: what video card device are you using
[08:39] <brycetd19m> Gtx750 2gb drivers are installed in fact you helped me with that
[08:39] <ikonia> I don't remember
[08:39] <ikonia> brycetd19m: so do you currently have an xorg.conf ?
[08:41] <brycetd19m> I do yes. Setting it manually is lost at reboot and I can't get rid of the message out of range anyway. Windows driver uses uses a modified rgb setup near as I can tell.
[08:41] <brycetd19m> As in its rgb with an extra color.
[08:41] <brycetd19m> Bit odd
[08:47] <lov10> 15,00*4
[08:47] <lov10> 25,00*5
[08:47] <lov10> 80*2
[08:47] <lov10> 98*10
[08:47] <cfhowlett> lov10, stop.  now.
[08:47] <lov10> 14,00*44
[08:47] <DJones> lov10: I think you need to be using a calculator, not IRC
[08:47] <lov10> how
[08:48] <lov10> tanks
[08:48] <lov10> sex
[08:48] <jnhghy> https://www.google.ro/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=google+calculator&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=0McTVem4F4zsO6rLgeAN#channel=fs&q=calculator
[08:48] <jnhghy> lov10: ^
[08:48] <lov10> soory my litel broder
[08:49] <cfhowlett> lov10, please play elsewhere.
[08:49] <lov10> how
[08:49] <cfhowlett> lov10, like this:  /exit
[08:49] <lov10> not now
[08:51] <Tex_Nick> lov10: if ya keep that up you're gonna get kicked/banned ... hey either lead, follow or stay out of the way ? ;-)
[08:52] <lov10> not sleep:zzzzzzzzz......)
[08:54] <cfhowlett> msg to all: hexchat has an ignore function.  for example:   /ignore lov10     and he turns invisible on your computer.
[08:55] <Tex_Nick> cfhowlett: my brain has a similar function (ignore) ;-))))
[08:56] <Giles> Hi, I am experiencing very slow graphical response (scrolling) in chromium and other apps since upgrading to utopic, what could be the cause of this. I use gnome-session-fallback desktop with metacity (i.e without compiz)
[09:04] <Giles> Ahh, I went to chrome:///flags, and selected force gpu rasterisation for all layers
[09:04] <Giles> That's fixed it.
[09:06] <Tex_Nick> Giles: so that fixed Chrome & rge OTHER Apps ? hmmm
[09:08] <lov10> FRENDS
[09:09] <lov10> SAD
[09:09] <Giles> Tex_Nick: Well no, it fixed chromium, which is where I noticed the problem most prevalently.
[09:09] <lov10> WATH ARE VOLD
[09:10] <lov10> 22:50
[09:10] <sk_> i have no idea
[09:10] <lov10> SEX
[09:10] <k1l> !ot | lov10
[09:13] <Tex_Nick> kll: i imagine #ubuntu-offtopic doesn't want lov10 either ;-)
[09:15] <lov10> hppt:/all about the bass meghan teilor .com
[09:15] <DJones> lov10: This channel is for Ubuntu support, its not a general chat channel
[09:17] <frdmn> Tex_Nick: ha! just found the package "bootlogd"
[09:17] <frdmn> exactly what I need :)
[09:19] <Tex_Nick> frdmn: cool man persistence usually pays off ;-)
[09:19] <NewRandomNicknam> wow this channel is populated compared to arch lulz
[09:21] <leothlon> i need help with iptables. when i connect to my home vpn server from remote location it gives me 192.168.10.X ip, but i still cant ssh into my ubuntu server from there... from local lan (192.168.1.X) it works fine tho... here is my iptables setup: http://pastebin.com/kXip97nz
[09:22] <leothlon> i have the same setting for 192.168.10.X as i have for 192.168.1.X  .. why does one work and not the other?
[09:24] <duckey>  http://pastebin.com/QwpZB9zW
[09:24] <duckey> why does bash keep saying fi is not a command? and unexpected end of file?
[09:26] <gry> leothlon: huh
[09:26] <gry> leothlon: which server is that iptables setup on?
[09:26] <somsip> duckey: because your syntax is wrong http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/06/bash-if-statement-examples/
[09:26] <leothlon> Its a homeserver running ubuntu server, (not the vpn server but another one)
[09:26] <frdmn> duckey: you forgot to close your if's
[09:27] <duckey> frdmn, bash says fi is not a command
[09:27] <frdmn> then the paste contains a different state
[09:27] <frdmn> the paste doesnt even contain a single "fi"
[09:28] <gry> leothlon: when you say "ubuntu server", which computer do you mean -- one in the same lan as vpn server; the vpn server; or something outside?
[09:28] <gry> leothlon: I lost contact with you here
[09:28] <duckey> I know. I removed them
[09:28] <leothlon> its on the same lan as the vpn server
[09:28] <frdmn> duckey: thats the issue
[09:28] <frdmn> try this:
[09:28] <gry> leothlon: ok
[09:28] <leothlon> my router is running the vpn server, and the ubunto server is connected to the router
[09:29] <frdmn> duckey: http://pastebin.com/U8Wj9wgW
[09:29] <gry> leothlon: what happens when you try to ssh your ubuntu server? what ip do you use when you do so?
[09:29] <Qwertie> Do live usb persistence files work on mac?
[09:29] <mcphail> Qwertie: should do, i think
[09:30] <leothlon> gry it just times out.. i ssh into <IP_ADDRESS> (the ubuntu server), and i do this when the vpn is connected and active
[09:30] <Qwertie> Mine keeps getting wiped :/
[09:30] <duckey> frdmn, I got for text, all updates are complete
[09:30] <Rovanion> Is it possible for a user to provide their own xkbmap? Without root access to /usr/share/X11/xkb
[09:31] <frdmn> duckey: what do you mean?
[09:31] <mcphail> Qwertie: Seems odd. They are created/mounted by the live distribution and shouldn't be affected by the installed OS
[09:31] <gry> leothlon: I think there's a flaw in the vpn setup-- it is supposed to give you a local IP. if your local IPs in that lan are 192.168.1.*, then it should give you a 192.168.1.* ip, not one ending in 10.*.
[09:31] <mcphail> Qwertie: (afaik)
[09:31] <Qwertie> Going to try reflashing the usb with unetbootin this time
[09:32] <gry> leothlon: to test this hypothesis, you can try to disable iptables on that server and try to ssh into it again. I suspect that you would find that it still times out even with iptables disabled :)
[09:32] <duckey> same
[09:32] <leothlon> actually the vpn server is setting 10.X rather than 1.X so its easier to set specific rules and knowing what devices comes from vpn.. i can connect to everything els fine, but not the ubuntu server :/ so it must be the ip tables.. couse if i flush the iptables i can connect fine...
[09:32] <brycetd19m> Gry not always my nighthawk sets my local ip as <IP_ADDRESS> and always will that's the routers subnet
[09:33] <duckey> frdmn, thats what text for the else statement shows up as
[09:33] <frdmn> im not sure whats your question right now
[09:34] <duckey> How can I fix taht
[09:34] <duckey> *that
[09:34] <frdmn> fix what?
[09:34] <frdmn> your actual issue was syntax errors in your bash script
[09:34] <frdmn> which are fixed now
[09:34] <duckey> text for the else statement shows up as all updates are complete
[09:36] <frdmn> duckey: do you have an issue with homosexuals? just noticed the demo texts in your bash scripts
[09:37] <duckey> No
[09:37] <duckey> I got the same bs on ##linux
[09:37] <gr33n7007h> duckey: your missing -- from you text flag
[09:37] <leothlon> gry, as i have the same rules for 10.X as 1.X it should ether work on both or on none but not like now working on one and not the other :/?
[09:37] <somsip> duckey: try #bash for guidance on how to write bash, or check out a tutorial or two
[09:38] <duckey> oh
[09:38] <duckey> there is a bash channel, COOL!
[09:38] <leothlon> its irc.. theres a channel for everything :D
[09:39] <duckey> ikr
[09:39] <gry> leothlon: I'm not sure how openvpn works if you try to put two lans together. as mentioned, I would try to disable iptables to test where the problem is.
[09:39] <frdmn> duckey: if you don't want to hear "such bs", then don't use such stupid texts in your demo
[09:39] <duckey> frdmn, Oh wow.    Please re-paste the question including all info you gave me, and someone else would pick it up.
[09:42] <somsip> frdmn: well, that escalated quickly...
[09:42] <frdmn> somsip: :D
[09:43] <brycetd19m> I figured out the issue my TV is an AMOLED display. Hence why custom drivers are required
[09:47] <leothlon> can someone help me with my iptable rules? i have this setup atm: http://pastebin.com/kXip97nz   why can i ssh in from 192.168.1.X but not from 192.168.10.X ? i have the same rules for both addresses?
[09:47] <dsc_> leothlon: output of iptables -L would be nice too
[09:48] <leothlon> hmm dsc_ i can't realy get that now tho :P couse i am currently on 10.X network (connected from vpn) so i cant ssh into the server to get the output XD
[09:50] <purplefire> hello
[09:50] <purplefire> do you like kali?
[09:51] <purplefire> i want to try this system
[09:51] <DJones> !kali | purplefire
[09:51] <purplefire> ok....
[09:51] <purplefire> sorry
[09:52] <purplefire> i only want to know
[09:55] <Adolfoasir2015> biljjlhyvl
[09:57] <gry> Adolfoasir2015: yes hello
[09:57] <Adolfoasir2015> hi to everyone
[09:58] <Maiteasir2015> hi
[09:59] <Adolfoasir2015> au
[09:59] <Maiteasir2015> cacau
[10:05] <chotaz> Besides LibreOffice and LiberOffice what other Office suites are there for ubuntu and how would you guys recommend me? I'm looking for best MSOffice cross compatibility
[10:06] <Qwertie> Im having some problems with the live usb. Everytime I restart the storage is reset. I can see the casper-wr file on the usb. Do I need to manually mount it?
[10:07] <k1l> chotaz: libreoffice might be the best free thing
[10:08] <mar11> hi
[10:08] <gry> chotaz: it's decent in libreoffice, they have a #libreoffice channel here. best to use something written for your own desktop environment and report bugs for it, instead of trying all office suites on the planet.
[10:08] <mar11> how can I change the name of my computer witch show in terminal?
[10:09] <EriC^^> !hostname
[10:09] <EriC^^> mar11: ^
[10:10] <mar11> can you tell me about it more
[10:10] <mar11> I can't understand is all
[10:10] <EriC^^> mar11: do you want to change the name of your computer?
[10:10] <mar11> yes
[10:11] <EriC^^> ok, open a terminal and type gksu gedit /etc/hots
[10:11] <mar11> not user
[10:11] <EriC^^> * gksu gedit /etc/hosts
[10:11] <chotaz> I'll join a MATE related channel and ask there then gry, thanks for the tip. k1l thanks aswell :)
[10:11] <gry> see you around and enjoy then
[10:13] <mar11> eric it asked my pass and after I enter it vanished
[10:13] <EriC^^> mar11: did it open gedit?
[10:14] <mar11> no
[10:14] <mar11> it says
[10:14] <Amm0n> chotaz, Kingsoft Office is worth a look too, it has got a good compablitiy to MS-Office formats.
[10:14] <mar11> sh: 1: gedit: not found
[10:14] <EriC^^> mar11: type echo $PATH
[10:15] <EriC^^> mar11: why are you using sh instead of bash?
[10:15] <Amm0n> chotaz, but it's not in Ubuntu Repositories yet.
[10:15] <mar11> im in minit
[10:15] <mar11> mint
[10:15] <EriC^^> !mint | mar11 sorry
[10:16] <vbgunz> After suspend, I lose network-manager and have to restart it manually. I also have to mount -a again manually (some mounts are on the network)... What's the easiest, simplest recommended way to "sudo network-manager restart; sudo mount -a" automatically after resuming from a suspend?
[10:17] <mar11> eric:what should I do now?
[10:18] <EriC^^> mar11: type /server irc.spotchat.org , then /join #linuxmint-help
[10:18] <gry> vbgunz: huh
[10:18] <gry> same bug here
[10:19] <vbgunz> gry, you have the same bug?
[10:19] <gry> yes
[10:19] <vbgunz> I'm currently looking at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1173952 for a possible fix
[10:19] <gry> we should at least report it (I didn't get past the "open and register at a website" barrier when I tried to report it)
[10:19] <gry> ah what is the fix?
[10:19] <vbgunz> it says confirmed but not finding a workaround
[10:19] <EriC^^> vbgunz: you could try adding a script to /etc/pm/sleep.d if there's not a better way
[10:20] <vbgunz> I have this issue with an H97M-itx/ac motherboard from Asrock
[10:20] <EriC^^> i think whatever is in there runs when you suspend/come back from suspending
[10:20] <mar11> eric:there is noone in that room to help me
[10:20] <mar11> 6 people is there
[10:21] <EriC^^> mar11: it's not on this server, you have to type /server irc.spotchat.org
[10:21] <gry> vbgunz: see comment 13 on it
[10:21] <vbgunz> EriC^^: I'm in that directory and don't want to touch anything yet, it all seems generic yet specific. nothing here seems general, maybe I'm missing it
[10:21] <gry> mar11: what, in MATE channel only 6 people?
[10:21] <gry> mar11: sorry, ignore that, I misread
[10:21] <gry> mar11: try to ask at their forum
[10:21] <mar11> no in #linuxmint-help is 6 people
[10:22] <k1l> mar11: you need to change the irc server. mint decided to not make their support channel here on freenode. if you cant join that channel there see their website for other support contacts
[10:22] <EriC^^> mar11: open another irc client and type /server irc.spotchat.org
[10:22] <vbgunz> I'll try suspending again, I already somewhat created a file close to that, I'll try that one
[10:22] <mar11> it says there is not such a server
[10:23] <gry> mar11: what irc client are you using
[10:23] <k1l> mar11: then please visit their website and see there what support mint offers. thanks
[10:23] <TsafnatPanea> Hello
[10:23] <TsafnatPanea> bonjour
[10:23] <mar11> @irc.ubuntu.com
[10:23] <k1l> !fr | TsafnatPanea
[10:24] <TsafnatPanea> its not a problem
[10:24] <gry> ouch, I just saw the timestamps on that bug report ......
[10:24] <mar11> im using pidgin
[10:25] <ppf> can i make ubottu tell me its list of available commands?
[10:25] <mar11> if I change hostname does it make it happen?
[10:26] <mar11> to change
[10:26] <mar11> ?
[10:26] <k1l> mar11: see the mint website for mint support places. thanks
[10:26] <EriC^^> !factoid | ppf
[10:26] <mar11> okay
[10:26] <ppf> EriC^^: ty
[10:27] <TsafnatPanea> please, may you give the name of some specifics channels to share illegaly films musics?
[10:27] <EriC^^> TsafnatPanea: seriously? :D
[10:27] <ppf> TsafnatPanea: no
[10:27] <k1l> !warez  | TsafnatPanea
[10:28] <TsafnatPanea> thanks
[10:29] <cyborgcygnus> I want to upgrade my laptop hdd to a larger one, is there an easy way to copy an encrypted ubuntu hdd to another drive? I've tried disks & gparted off of a live ubuntu usb with no luck
[10:29] <EriC^^> cyborgcygnus: dd
[10:29] <EriC^^> or clonezilla
[10:32] <vbgunz> well, I made the file, I even chmod +x the file. network-manager is still dead after resume. I just rebooted, I will try again
[10:32] <vbgunz> I just rebooted, see if a reboot did the trick
[10:32] <EriC^^> vbgunz: made what file?
[10:32] <vbgunz> /etc/pm/config.d/modules
[10:33] <EriC^^> ok
[10:33] <vbgunz> I put my ethernet driver in there which is alx ... network-manager still come up dead. i just rebooted, gonna see if I resume ok here
[10:35] <Amm0n> vbgunz, is your script working via commandline?
[10:35] <vbgunz> yeah, #13 doesn't work for me and I'm using the exact same driver.
[10:35] <vbgunz> Amm0n: it's not really something to execute
[10:36] <vbgunz> it only contained SUSPEND_MODULES="alx"
[10:37] <vbgunz> I'm just pretty tired of having to go to a commandline after a suspend and do "sudo service network-manager restart; sudo mount -a" I really feel I shouldn't have to
[10:38] <cyborgcygnus> ubottu dd
[10:38] <vbgunz> I just don't know the proper place to add something like that without feeling like I'm hacking the system AND without forgetting I did this 3 months down the road when it's officially fixed and my hack adds a whole new problem to the system
[10:38] <EriC^^> vbgunz: just make a script with #!/bin/bash at the top, and type if [ "$1" = "resume" ] || [ "$1" =  "thaw" ]; then service network-manager restart; fi
[10:39] <EriC^^> vbgunz: use case ....esac if you want, that would be cleaner
[10:41] <vbgunz> EriC^^: thanks for the advice, I'd like the most transparent way possible about this. 3 months down the road I will forget about this completely. it will resurface for my kids, I guarantee it. There has to be a script, one script that already exist that is guaranteed executed on resume. what script is that?
[10:44] <vbgunz> gonna try again
[10:50] <gr33n7007h> vbgunz: does network manager say "asleep"?
[10:51] <cyborgcygnus> EriC^^, thanks I'll give it a go.
[10:51] <gr33n7007h> vbgunz: nmcli nm
[10:51] <gr33n7007h> after resume?
[10:54] <vbgunz> gr33n7007h: I'll do that now
[10:54] <Paradisee_> is there a way to upgrade the opengpl version ?
[10:54] <Paradisee_> opengl*
[10:55] <Paradisee_> im trying to run an application that require 3.2 3.3 opengl
[10:55] <Paradisee_> but im not sure if i support it
[10:55] <ikonia> you're going to hit problems
[10:55] <ikonia> you'll have to move outside the packages supplied by your distro
[10:55] <mcphail> I think all the current drivers support 3.3, don't they?
[10:56] <Paradisee_> error: Failed to create OpenGL context.
[10:56] <Paradisee_> error: Failed to create context!
[10:56] <Paradisee_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10683202/
[10:56] <Nedal> Hi, I want to activate the MAC filtering but I don t know how. It seems like my neighbours are connected to my wifi router even if I changed the password 3 times !
[10:56] <mcphail> Paradisee_: what video card and drivers are you using?
[10:56] <vbgunz> gr33n7007h: nmcli nm returns identical from before resume, after resume except after resume, the STATE is disconnected... I don't see anything asleep
[10:57] <Paradisee_> how do i check it
[10:57] <Paradisee_> mcphail: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10683205/
[10:57] <Paradisee_> ^
[10:57] <lotuspsychje> Nedal: sounds like a question for the ##networking guys
[10:57] <Paradisee_> VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Pitcairn PRO [Radeon HD 7850]
[10:58] <mcphail> Paradisee_: I can't access that link from this terminal, unfortunately
[10:58] <Nedal> lotuspsychje,  thanks
[10:58] <Paradisee_> mcphail: was a lspci
[10:59] <gr33n7007h> vbgunz: ah, thought it just wasn't recovering from sleeping
[10:59] <mcphail> Paradisee_: and are you using the open source or proprietary driver?
[10:59] <Paradisee_> that's a good question
[11:00] <vbgunz> gonna try again, this time removing the 50unload_alx hack and see what happens
[11:00] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[11:01] <mcphail> Paradisee_: the proprietary drivers support 4.x, whereas the open drivers are still on 3.something
[11:01] <Paradisee_> how do i check it
[11:02] <lotuspsychje> Paradisee_: sudo lshw -C video behind driver=
[11:02] <vbgunz> HOLY CRAP, believe it or not (not sure how long until another problem pops up for me) but I removed the executable bit on the 50unload_alx hack found in /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/ and not only did I successfully start back up with the network but my mounts all came back without me having to mount them
[11:03] <mcphail> Paradisee_: you will not be using the proprietary driver unless you have specifically requested to do so
[11:03] <vbgunz> holy jeebus, by disabling the hack that shipped with the system do I get the desired outcome
[11:03] <vbgunz> damn
[11:04] <vbgunz> gotta try again
[11:06] <Paradisee_> mcphail: http://dpaste.com/0T5ZWZ6
[11:06] <vbgunz> gr33n7007h: in case you missed it, it looks solved
[11:07] <mcphail> Paradisee_: sorry - can't follow links from this device!
[11:07] <Paradisee_> configuration: driver=snd_hda_intel latency=0
[11:07] <Paradisee_> mcphail: ^
[11:08] <x44x45x41x4E> What's the difference between Ubuntu Core and Ubuntu Studio?
[11:08] <x44x45x41x4E> Reference: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UtopicUnicorn/ReleaseNotes
[11:09] <lotuspsychje> x44x45x41x4E: studio is a flavor for ubuntu desktop music related
[11:10] <x44x45x41x4E> lotuspsychje I see. Interesting.
[11:10] <lotuspsychje> x44x45x41x4E: ubuntu core can be used to developers on new devices to work
[11:10] <mcphail> Paradisee_: i don't think that is your video driver
[11:11] <k1l> x44x45x41x4E: iirc studio got stuff setup like jack audio server etc which is common use on music production related setups
[11:11] <lotuspsychje> Paradisee_: thats your audio driver
[11:11] <vbgunz> Ubuntu Studio saved my ass... I'm on Kubuntu and I could use SimpleScreenRecorder to get a clean vid and it turns out Jack from Studio saved the day... I ended up installing Ubuntu Studio tools directly into Kubuntu and that worked also
[11:11] <Paradisee_> product: Cape Verde/Pitcairn HDMI Audio [Radeon HD 7700/7800 Series]
[11:11] <Paradisee_> maybe :D
[11:12] <k1l> vbgunz: we try to keep this channel in family friendly language :) but yes, ubuntu studio is a good alternative some times
[11:12] <x44x45x41x4E> k1l lotuspsychje Cool. Thanks!
[11:13] <Paradisee_> there we go
[11:13] <Paradisee_> mcphail: configuration: driver=radeon latency=0
[11:30] <mcphail> vbgunz: jack can be annoying at times but can usually be persuaded to do what you want
[11:30] <vbgunz> mcphail: jack has my respect
[11:30] <mcphail> vbgunz: as it should
[12:06] <LnxNoob> Hello guys, I tried to disable ipv6 from my home server, I modified /etc/sysctl.conf as stated here : http://askubuntu.com/questions/440649/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-14-04 but after I rebooted, ifconfig tells me I have an IPV6, although cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 return 1. What is wrong ?
[12:07] <gdi2k> I'm trying to post a topic to the ubuntu forum, but unless I'm completely blind, there doesn't seem to be a button to create a new topic. I did the whole login thing with SSO and I am properly logged in. I've been a member for years, never had any trouble before. Any ideas?
[12:08] <kipik> bonjour
[12:09] <kipik> #FTD
[12:13] <tryhard2> Hey guys, is there any .isos with preinstalled apache and php and things you need for hosting?
[12:14] <somsip> tryhard2: no
[12:15] <yossarianuk> tryhard2: when you install server version you can choice those things...
[12:15] <IceBot3000> tryhard2: Downloading Debian CDs 1 to 8 :)
[12:17] <chotaz> tryhard2: 'sudo apt-get install tasksel %% tasksel' select the LAMP Package and off you go :)
[12:18] <chotaz> make that '&& tasksel'
[12:18] <donavan01> is it possible to completely run ubuntu from a USB flash drive with anywhere near the performance of a standard HD I want to be able to carry my OS around but I didnt know if I would get anywhere near the performance I was hoping for
[12:18] <somsip> !persistent | donavan01
[12:18] <chotaz> tryhard2: you can make a fresh install and run that right away then create an image of your system for future use if you desire.
[12:21] <donavan01> thanks for the links but it doesnt really answer my question I know you can install it on a USB and run it from there but what am I looking at performance wise am I going to curse every min of it.
[12:21] <IceBot3000> donavan01: It will be slower
[12:22] <somsip> donavan01: it depends on the performance of your USB drive
[12:24] <donavan01> assuming I got a prettty high speed drive am I looking at something that would be useable or will be terrible to use as a desktop... I understand that the persistant thing would be a great idea for things like severs on embedded hardware but didnt want to waste time and money just trying it out
[12:25] <somsip> donavan01: useable, and performance will depend on the hardware you're running it on, the speed of the usb drive, and the usb interface
[12:25] <hateball> What counts as "desktop use" tends to differ from user to user as well
[12:25] <donavan01> yeah I guess I am being pretty vague here and asking for detailed explination
[12:25] <donavan01> sorry about that
[12:26] <donavan01> havent slept in days and had random crazy ideas
[12:26] <somsip> donavan01: you seem to want a guarantee, and there isn't one. Give it a go - it won't take much to setup
[12:27] <k1l> donavan01: take a day off the crazy ideas, go sleeping, and come back with specific questions when you got that ideas sorted :)
[12:28] <donavan01> but k1l but without the lack of sleep how am I supposed to reach the proper level of crazy required for the ideas :P
[12:28] <donavan01> serious thanks for the info
[12:29] <k1l> donavan01: although, you can install onto a usb flash like you install onto a hdd if the usb is big enough, so you would not need to run the whole system in the ram like it does for the live system. but since usb is slow most times compared to sata there would be still performance issues
[12:30] <donavan01> ok so if im going to do this make sure the system has some serious ram
[12:33] <hateball> you use things like preload to load stuff into ram as well, but it'll still be slow once you commit the changes to disk/flash
[12:33] <PoidaPan> SHould there be a progress bar after using this command "sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sda conv=noerror,sync bs=1024" to determine how long or if the drive is cloning to the other drive?
[12:34] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan:
[12:34] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan: Nope
[12:34] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan: To get a progress bar you'll need 'pv': sudo apt-get install pv
[12:34] <PoidaPan> AppleCIDR, Do I just wait & guess? I determined if I try & close the terminal it says a process is still running so I assume it's still in progress
[12:35] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan: Then you'll need to pipe it between the if and of like: dd if=/dev/urandom | pv | dd of=/dev/null
[12:35] <AppleCIDR> If it is still running, then it is still in progress.
[12:36] <k1l> PoidaPan: there is only a "i am done" sign at the end. so wait
[12:36] <PoidaPan> AppleCIDR, the pipe it thing made no sense to me haha, is there an easy way once it's done to expand the crypt-lux partition to the fill the rest of the available hdd space on the new drive?
[12:36] <LnxNoob> Is there a way to prevent a program from having access to some informations ?
[12:37] <AppleCIDR> LnxNoob: perhaps run it as a different user, who doesn't have permission to view that information?
[12:37] <k1l> PoidaPan: AppleCIDR no matter what you do, it will not help you to get a progress bar  right now. so just let it run
[12:38] <LnxNoob> AppleCIDR Is there a way to change permission to access informations like local ip ?
[12:38] <AppleCIDR> kian: Oh no, of course not. You'd have to start it over.
[12:38] <brycetd19m> Is it true ubuntu and a
[12:38] <PoidaPan> k1l, yeah I'll leave it since it's been going a little while alreafy
[12:39] <AppleCIDR> LnxNoob: That I'm actually not sure about. Maybe someone with more knowledge would be able to instruct you better.
[12:39] <LnxNoob> Ok AppleCIDR Thanks.
[12:40] <brycetd19m> Gahhh damn it google. Is it true ubuntu and all other linux os's do not support anything above 8 sockets. I'm unsure why it wouldn't but looking at the info I've seen so far linux kernels are hard coded to only support up to 8 socket boards
[12:41] <cfhowlett> brycetd19m, is this a server setup?
[12:43] <PoidaPan> Any command to kill this already running process "sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda6", I exited the terminal when it was still going, not sure if that auto stopped that writing random info to about 300gbs of space, in gparted it won't let me touch the partition being written to
[12:43] <brycetd19m> Just a qustion came across an old work server. A first try at replacing the nodes and noticed that it had 32 sockets. After some searching I have found many posts stating the Linux dev's never coded support above 8 sockets.
[12:43] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan: sudo pkill dd
[12:44] <PoidaPan> AppleCIDR, will that also kill another dd I'm running cause I don't want to do that
[12:44] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan: Oh...
[12:44] <k1l> brycetd19m: what sockets are we talking about?
[12:45] <cfhowlett> brycetd19m, !ubuntu-server or ##linux would know more about the socket limits you questioned
[12:45] <AppleCIDR> PoidaPan: You'll have to kill by PID then, use 'top' to get the pid
[12:46] <brycetd19m> A retired hp superdome running what I believe to be 32 intel itanium cpu's
[12:52] <workerbeetwo> Hi. how do I generate a md5checksum of a password ?
[12:54] <ubuntu-studio>  Pryvit
[12:55] <Stifler> brycetd19m, pretty sure kernel can be compiled for more than the standard ( 8 x32, 512 x64)
[12:57] <ehva> workerbeetwo: From the cli: `echo 'password' | md5sum` But if you are going to store a password for eg. a web service look into bcrypt from your language of choice
[12:57] <RudeViper> Where is the xorg.conf supposed to be saved to? For some reason I have to reconfigure my monitors when I reboot.
[12:58] <XaMZA> Hey Guys and Girls! Any fixed release data for Ubuntu 15.04 yet?
[12:59] <k1l> RudeViper: /etc/X11/ but usually you dont need to do that anymore for most setups
[12:59] <k1l> XaMZA: see the release schedule
[12:59] <k1l> !15.04 | XaMZA
[12:59] <PoidaPan> AppleCIDR, I'm not sure which pid/dd is the one I need to kill
[12:59] <XaMZA> Where can I see that? I know its next month sometime
[13:00] <mzaza> I have configured laptop-mode sucessfully but I have a problem, when my laptop wakes up from suspend it disables Wifi and I can't renable it
[13:00] <RudeViper> ok well that is where I saved it - but that doesn't work - have to reconfigure on boot. Bugger
[13:00] <mcphail> PoidaPan: send them "kill -usr1 <pid>". That won't kill the process but will ask the process to report how much it has written. That way you can identify which is which
[13:04] <PoidaPan> mcphail, nothing happened
[13:05] <deri> test
[13:15] <dd-partition-guy> ubottu partition
[13:16] <dd-partition-guy> Restarted live usb, I'm  PoidaPan. how can I make a crypt-luks partition fill the remaining space of a partition?
[13:21] <dd-partition-guy> ubottu crypt-lux
[13:29] <pbx> my backlight control aliases, per an earlier question: http://dpaste.com/188T25T
[13:33] <JonSnow_____> I want Hexchat to minimize to icon tray when i close it ? is it possible I am using Ubuntu 14.04 lts
[13:34] <gdi2k> is it true that if I access the ubuntu forums from the philippines I automatically get logged out?
[13:35] <JonSnow_____> Huh Philippines people would know
[13:35] <gdi2k> well I'm here and I don't know. but I do know that if I use an IP in another country it works just fine.
[13:36] <Pici> gdi2k: try asking in #ubuntuforums, they might have an idea
[13:36] <gdi2k> Pici, thanks will do
[13:41] <JonSnow_____> How do I make hexchat minimize when I close it to the notification tray
[13:41] <mothi> Is there anything I can do when my wi-fi dongles crash the whole system?
[13:54] <Sohail-Ahmed> I am having a little problem. My network samsung multifunctional printer can print over the network but I cannot do scan and it says no scanner is found. Should I infer that the scanner is broken?? Any help?????
[13:56] <htruss> has any of you had an issue where the wifi is disabled on the boot/reboot, but if you put it into suspend and wake then the wifi is enabled?
[13:57] <Maimster> htruss: When mine wake from the suspend it asks for the password again.
[13:57] <Maimster> htruss: After providing the password all is normal again.
[13:58] <htruss> yes!i have the same issue
[13:59] <htruss> @Maimster
[13:59] <Maimster> htruss: Actually I'm trowing mine into suspend now to be sure.
[14:00] <Maimster> htruss: Using a Lenovo G500. Okay it's in suspend. I'll give a few minutes then I'll wake it.
[14:00] <htruss> im using a dell M3800
[14:02] <Maimster> htruss: Actually mind just worked. I might be confusing an issue. I think I was on another wife when it went into suspend mode.
[14:03] <htruss> Maimster: damn, this is driving me nuts.  Many people are here.
[14:18] <bazhang> ubuntu support issue candyboy ?
[14:18] <Pici> Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[14:19] <candyboy> i am sorry .this is my first time to use xchat
[14:20] <mercergirl> Upgrade question: Upgrading from 10.04 to 12.04 gives errors that just pass by on the terminal window. Is that ok? Is there anyway to pause the upgrade or log the errors? So far the upgrade has not been successful.
[14:21] <lnpl> #buffers
[14:21] <lnpl> Sorry
[14:22] <candyboy> i did it, but it is OK!  upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04 is OK!
[14:27] <candyboy> some people join, some quit. i just saw  this.
[14:27] <Kev5832> i have a question about irqbalance
[14:28] <candyboy> what is irqbalance?
[14:28] <memoryleak> better yet, what is your question?
[14:28] <memoryleak> Maybe this is a guessing game :)
[14:29] <candyboy> i am not very good in English
[14:30] <Kev5832> i have a netxen nic 2x10 gbit and whant to set the irqs to the cpu cores
[14:30] <Kev5832> but it dosnt works
[14:30] <_gpg_> Hello
[14:31] <_gpg_> im using ubuntu 14.04.2 (clean uptodate, no PPA)
[14:31] <candyboy> i will study hard!
[14:31] <_gpg_> trying to isntall libsdl1.2-dev i got http://paste.ubuntu.com/10684034/ anyone know how to fix this dependency mess ?
[14:35] <Sohail-Ahmed> sohail
[14:38] <RudeViper> Ok got the resolution problem fixed - now has anyone found an actual solution to turn off screen blanking - I have tried everything I have found so far - turning off light locker - xset s 0 0 - has absolutely no affect....Using xubuntu 14.04 - but XFCE is causing some mouse focus issues so I am using LXDE desktop environment.
[14:38] <Maimster> RudeViper: I had the same issue, thinking what I did to fix it.
[14:39] <chotaz_work> Is it possible to select which devices get automounted when plugged in an USB port? I want to stop ubuntu from specifically mounting my phone
[14:40] <RudeViper> I really wish I could solve the mouse focus problem but I'll wait on that till I get the screen blanking fixed - that is more important
[14:40] <Maimster> RudeViper: I needed to keep the session on because the stupid Samsung monitor would flicker for 30 minutes because I could use it.
[14:40] <Maimster> RudeViper: Checking my settings.
[14:41] <RudeViper> I have seen and tried over a dozen things but nothing works - now I can't remember what I did to turn off light locker - lol
[14:42] <Maimster> RudeViper: Light locker turns off in settings.
[14:43] <RudeViper> I'm using LXDE so all of that is different - not much of ANYTHING is in the same place as XFCE or Unity
[14:43] <Maimster> RudeViper: Ahh okay.
[14:44] <designbybeck__> I've never messed with LVM on a new install...is it worth it? is it needed? Slows down performance?
[14:45] <RudeViper> I may have to do a complete reinstall - but I am darn sure going to save my xorg.conf now - roflmao
[14:45] <brycetd19m> Is there something like hyper fx pass through on ubuntu? Missing being able to give a vm access at the hardware level to gpu's
[14:46] <RudeViper> anyone know the LXDE equivalent to settings manager?
[14:47] <bazhang> apt-cache search lxde RudeViper and look for it
[14:52] <RudeViper> bazhang, thanks - that was what I needed to find - but what I need isn't in there - bugger - have to go the long way around I guess - my own fault for not writing down what I was doing I guess - lesson learned - lol
[15:08] <kickit2> anyone know how to get isc-dhcp-server to actually give an error message?  All it does it terminate with status 1 - no errors even when calling it with just dhcpd -t -cf /pathtocfgfile/dhcpd.conf (with the correct path or course).  If I launch it without the -t flag it runs, but I want it to error check (which is when it fails) which leavs me feeling that I have errors
[15:11] <kickit2> dhcpd.conf is pasted here http://pastebin.com/iwF5hR2J if anyone is willing to look manually
[15:12] <the_drow> I've got some questions about apparmor and auditd
[15:12] <the_drow> I understand that auditd is part of the SELinux stack which is broken in ubuntu according to the ubuntu documentation
[15:12] <the_drow> If I understand correctly AppArmor is another tool that implements some of the features of SELinux
[15:13] <the_drow> Is there a good way to integrate it with auditd? Is there a reason why I should do so?
[15:13] <kickit2> I've never had anything but trouble with AppArmor and its the first thing I strip out of an install before doing anything else - gave up trying to actually configure it
[15:14] <kickit2> but thats just me - and there's probably security issues in doing to.. but security means nothing if the system doesn't do what I need it to to begin with
[15:17] <the_drow> kickit2: so both SELinux and AppArmor are broken?
[15:19] <ndhariwal> hi there
[15:20] <rockstar_> I have openjdk 8 installed, how can I set it as default jdk in ubuntu?
[15:20] <ndhariwal> can anybody tell me if there is any stable ubuntu build available for google nexus 10
[15:20] <the_drow> rockstar_: I believe it already is
[15:21] <the_drow> but you can always export JDK_HOME=/path/to/java/bin
[15:21] <ndhariwal> can you give me the link
[15:21] <bazhang> !touch | ndhariwal
[15:21] <rockstar_> the_drow: when I did "java -version", it still shows jdk 1.7
[15:21] <the_drow> then I'm not sure how you installed it
[15:21] <ndhariwal> thnx lemme check
[15:21] <kickit2> the_drow:  I don't know if the're "broken" - their just a royal pain in the A$$ and I choose to not deal with them.  Like I said, I'm sure that has security issues in disabling them, but it keeps my blood pressure lower.
[15:22] <the_drow> kickit2: it integrates with auditd so that's good
[15:22] <the_drow> we're a security company. I can't just say f*** it
[15:23] <kickit2> the_drow - you're also getting paid to find a solution in that case.. I never was - so $0 comes with 0 warranty in my book :)
[15:23] <the_drow> kickit2: Do you think that containerization solves the same problem as well?
[15:25] <rockstar_> the_drow: Sorry, I'm new to this. How can I set jdk home path correctly?
[15:25] <the_drow> How did you install the new jdk?
[15:25] <kickit2> the_drow: if by that you mean fully seperating things?  Yeah - I've been known to do that.  I've actually found that it's less work to have a very simplistic host, and on that run multiple virtual machines - each doing their own business.  But again, thats just me
[15:26] <kickit2> but SURELY there's a performance penalty in doing it my way as well
[15:27] <the_drow> I'm trying find resources about these things and they are not abundant
[15:27] <iDangerMouse_> Hi , I need help with my Elitebook, can't figure out why the Wifi LED is blinking..
[15:29] <iDangerMouse_> options iwlcore led_mode=1 didnt work for me
[15:29] <iDangerMouse_> Anyone?
[15:30] <kickit2> iDangerMouse_: Hardware specific things are always difficult - unless someone here had the EXACT same issue, most arn't going to be in a position to offer guidence
[15:30] <kickit2> on the EXACT same hardware, mind you
[15:31] <iDangerMouse_> Want the hardware details kickit2 ?
[15:31] <OerHeks> blinking wifi led, seems like not connected ?
[15:32] <iDangerMouse_> ntel Centrino Ultimate-N
[15:32] <iDangerMouse_> Intel
[15:32] <iDangerMouse_> 6300
[15:32] <iDangerMouse_> Orly71: Nope, blinking on red and blue, instead of being stable blue.
[15:35] <iDangerMouse_> Lemme edit sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/wlan.conf and see.
[15:35] <iDangerMouse_> Be back after the restart.
[15:39] <Giwrgaras> hi
[15:40] <Giwrgaras> i've got a noob question. How do i install tar files?
[15:40] <bazhang> Giwrgaras, what package
[15:40] <Giwrgaras> deb files sorry
[15:40] <Giwrgaras> i want to install the new sublime text 4
[15:40] <Giwrgaras> 3
[15:41] <bazhang> Giwrgaras, is that from a PPA or some other random 3rd party site
[15:41] <OerHeks> Giwrgaras, sudo dpkg -i /path/to/<package>.deb
[15:41] <Giwrgaras> from the official sl site
[15:41] <Giwrgaras> sublime text*
[15:42] <brycetd19m> Is there some way to run an app in portable mode on ubuntu ?
[15:42] <rockstar_> the_drow: sorry I don't remember, but I just know the path where it is
[15:43] <Giwrgaras> thank you both
[15:44] <bazhang> brycetd19m, which app did you need to do that and why
[15:46] <ronin> Hello! Please help me! I have A4tech web camera. Sometimes It's not working, as now.. But i see device using ls: crw------- 1 root root 81, 0 марта 26 18:38 /dev/video0
[15:46] <ronin> http://pastebin.com/cQruvHXA - lsusb -t
[15:47] <compdoc> in the /ect folder, whats the significance of folders ending with .d ? like fstab.d, logrotate.d, etc?
[15:47] <compdoc> *etc
[15:48] <OerHeks> compdoc, i thought directory, but that is not all ...
[15:48] <OerHeks> "Generally when you see that *.d convention, it means "this is a directory holding a bunch of configuration fragments which will be merged together into configuration for some service."
[15:48] <brycetd19m> Bazhang on windows I used to run all apps in portable mode as I have a few pcs and reimage a lot at least twice a month. Some times weekly. So I would run apps from a drive that was never re imaged
[15:49] <ronin> http://pastebin.com/rbcP7rzP dmesg output
[15:49] <mcphail> compdoc: those folders are scanned for scripts which are all run, rather than messing up the main conf file
[15:49] <mcphail> compdoc: keeps things neat
[15:50] <compdoc> mcphail, ok, thanks
[15:51] <dalps1215> Ok, so I have an old HP box with a 320gb hard drive in it. The display controller doesn't work on this machine, so I need to be able to control the machine remotely from my primary Linux Mint computer. I would prefer a remote desktop GUI if that's at all possible, but I have a little bit of experience with SSH as well. The problem is, I don't know how to install Ubuntu Gnome in such a way that will allow me to just boot it up and S
[15:51] <dalps1215>  keyboard/mouse/monitor. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[15:52] <xcyclist> Is there a standard option in dig, or nslookup, or some other utility to be able to get the return port for a dns query?
[15:54] <yansir> is there anyone used perf?
[15:55] <yansir> where are you come from
[15:55] <bazhang> !info perf
[15:56] <ronin> I found out that cheese do not find webcam, but guvcview work, if i run it as sudo
[15:56] <RudeViper> ok - looks like I am going to have to reinstall - in trying to fix things I must have ruined something else - lol - I have saved the xorg.conf file - My home folder is on a seperate partition - is there anything I should save???
[15:58] <OerHeks> RudeViper, the bookmarks from your browser, export them to .html
[16:00] <iDangerMouse> Nope, still blink madness.
[16:04] <toto1> last night i sudo apt-get autoremove phpmyadmin, lamp server^  and now...login failed for all, can this be fixed?
[16:04] <iDangerMouse> qu4nt1n: ping?
[16:06] <ubuntu-mate> HI
[16:08] <RudeViper> OerHeks, thanks - I would not have thought of that -
[16:13] <cimm> I am playing with an XmlListModel with nested nodes and can't find a way to access the data without reloading the XML source file. I asked on StackOverflow but the QML community seems rather small.
[16:13] <iDangerMouse> Damn why isn
[16:13] <iDangerMouse> t options iwlcore led_mode=1 working anymore
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[16:16] <iDangerMouse> !ops
[16:16] <Fuchs> ...
[16:16] <rww> they already left 30 seconds ago.
[16:16] <Fuchs> after being quieted, mind.
[16:17] <iDangerMouse> Long time no see Fuchs , I need help with something, if you can.
[16:17] <Fuchs> iDangerMouse: ask the channel, if I can answer it, I will. If not, others will.
[16:17] <iDangerMouse> Fuchs: That's the issue, no one has so far. Wifi blinking none stop red /blue , tried options iwlcore led_mode=1 didn't work either.
[16:19] <Fuchs> iDangerMouse: see via modinfo if there are other parameters, else I'd directly contact the intel guys / developers. Can't really help there, my Intel Wi-Fi so far never did that
[16:19] <iDangerMouse> ok
[16:23] <owen1> Recently I noticed issues with some security certificates: 'git create' (using https://github.com/github/hub) => Post https://api.github.com/user/repos: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority and 'docker build -t foobar .' => INFO[0000] Get https://index.docker.io/v1/repositories/library/iojs/images: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority.   any clues?
[16:24] <Knighteye> 有没有重庆的人
[16:25] <k1l> !cn | Knighteye
[16:25] <ppf> owen1: for me those appear to be signed by digicert and rapidssl respectively
[16:26] <Knighteye> k11:111
[16:31] <noah123> What tool can I use to create a bootable USB of Kubuntu 14.10? (Gonna use Dual Boot with Windows)
[16:32] <lasko> noah123: UNetbootin is a nice tool for creating bootable USBs.
[16:33] <k1l> noah123: what OS are you using right now?
[16:33] <k1l> noah123: (the dualboot doesnt matter for making the usb stick)
[16:34] <Guest93654> hi i am currently using mint and i just downloaded unbuntu
[16:34] <Guest93654> now what do i do?
[16:34] <k1l> Guest93654: do for what?
[16:35] <ogra_> have some coffee
[16:35] <baum> Guest93654: you can delete it, install it, save it to a hdd
[16:35] <Guest93654> unbuntu
[16:35] <SchrodingersScat> !unbuntu | Guest93654
[16:36] <lasko> What is unbuntu?
[16:36] <baum> you could even upload your ubuntu image to an FTP server! that many possibilitys
[16:36] <owen1> ppf: ok. do u know what actions i should take to solve that issue?
[16:36] <SchrodingersScat> lasko: sounds offtopic here
[16:36] <k1l> Guest93654: what do you want to do with the ubuntu.iso?
[16:36] <z302> Guest93654, download a virtualization software you are comfortable with like Virtualbox \ Vmware \ <Others> and try it there
[16:36] <Guest93654>  get it of a disc?
[16:37] <k1l> Guest93654: you can burn that onto a dvd or make a bootable usb drive
[16:37] <baum> Guest93654: well first you'll have to download it - after that you can copy it to any disk you want
[16:37] <z302> Guest93654, if you have Brasero \ Xfburn packages you can burn the iso to a cd or dvd, but as I said you can just try the iso directly in a virtual machine without even rebooting
[16:37] <ematn> 0.0
[16:38] <Guest93654> my burning system is not really working but i know were i can find a disc
[16:38] <baum> Guest93654: just make a bootable usb stick
[16:38] <z302> Guest93654, just fire up a virtual machine with the iso then
[16:39] <baum> or do what z302 saied
[16:39] <Guest93654> ok
[16:39] <RudeViper> I am getting alot of permission denied output while trying to copy some stuff to my usb drive - I am running the file manager as sudo to try and make sure I get this stuff- is there a way to force this issue?
[16:39] <mcphail> Does the current iso fit on a cd? I thought it had grown too big these days...
[16:40] <SchrodingersScat> !gksudo | RudeViper, although I'm more concerned with why you need sudo to copy files..
[16:41] <z302> RudeViper, if you went all the way to running a file manager with sudo, you may as well use it to change the permissions of the usb drive folder from there by right clicking on it and changing permissions :)
[16:41] <z302> the only reason you need sudo is that the folder has the wrong permissions set. You can solve this in a couple seconds with a terminal command or with graphical interface like I said above
[16:42] <RudeViper> ok - tried using sudo cause it wouldn't do it normal - thought it was refusing to read - not write - doh!
[16:43] <RudeViper> it is absolutely refusing to change the permissions - ugh
[16:43] <z302> RudeViper,  sudo chown rudeviper:users /media/exampleusbfolder might do the trick :)
[16:45] <RudeViper> doesn't work at all
[16:46] <CptRageToaster> paste errors
[16:46] <CptRageToaster> don't say it "doesn't work"
[16:46] <CptRageToaster> if there's no error
[16:46] <CptRageToaster> then describe what didn't work
[16:47] <CptRageToaster> I'd also recommend just using sudo to copy files to the drive, assuming you havn't run out of available space
[16:47] <OerHeks> RudeViper, sounds like the usb is mounted read-only
[16:48] <z302> RudeViper, did you check that the usb stick doesn't have an hardware lever\pin\button to make it read only?
[16:48] <CptRageToaster> ^
[16:48] <RudeViper> OerHeks, that is about it - for some reason no matter what changed I tell it to make I get no errors - but it still won't allow me to write to it - when I try I get permission denied
[16:48] <RudeViper> no hardware lock
[16:48] <CptRageToaster> RudeViper: Have you checked dmesg for any output?
[16:49] <RudeViper> I can't even zip the files to upload them to my website
[16:49] <RudeViper> so it is on the os end - not usb end
[16:49] <z302> RudeViper, what filesystem is the USB formatted into?
[16:50] <RudeViper> ntfs - and I have ntfs-3g installed - I can read and write to the windows partition
[16:50] <EriC^^> RudeViper: what's the mountpoint permissions?
[16:50] <z302> RudeViper, would you mind running a   sudo mount | grep ntfs   and see if you notice the usb drive there? paste that line
[16:52] <RudeViper> nothing - no output whatsoever
[16:52] <z302> RudeViper, how did you mount the usb drive?
[16:52] <brycetd19m> Kernel modual scaling governor doesn't get installed or load when installed cpu is stuck at 400mhz. Anyone one know what is up?
[16:53] <noah123> k1l: I'm using Windows 7
[16:53] <CptRageToaster> brycetd19m: Ubuntu version?
[16:53] <brycetd19m> 14.04
[16:53] <k1l> noah123: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows
[16:53] <RudeViper> I didn't - plugged it in and it came up
[16:53] <CptRageToaster> brycetd19m: can you run the command
[16:53] <CptRageToaster> uname -a
[16:53] <noah123> k1l: So pendrivelinux?
[16:54] <noah123> k1l: not UNetbootin?
[16:54] <k1l> noah123: follow that howto
[16:54] <noah123> oK
[16:54] <noah123> Ok*
[16:54] <rww> don't use unetbootin, it's crap
[16:54] <noah123> k
[16:55] <brycetd19m> Result of uname -a Paste.ubuntu.com/10684786/
[16:55] <z302> RudeViper, so you tried to use the file manager as sudo to change the permissions of the usb drive folder and it didn't work?
[16:55] <gr33n7007h> noah123: if on windows use win32diskimager
[16:55] <RudeViper> correct
[16:56] <noah123> gr33n7007h: not pendrivelinux?
[16:56] <noobee> hello
[16:56] <noobee> i have a question regarding defoma
[16:56] <noobee> im unable to install defoma >.<
[16:56] <noobee> seems that defoma is obselete
[16:56] <bazhang> !info defoma
[16:57] <gr33n7007h> noah123: don't use pendrivelinux use win32diskimager http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
[16:57] <OerHeks> noah123, really, why do you keep asking, while the community wrote that howto ?
[16:57] <noah123> gr33n7007h: it would not create a bootable?
[16:57] <noah123> OerHeks: They have a lot of tutorials
[16:57] <noah123> with different tools
[16:57] <OerHeks> gr33n7007h, pendrive is the official way, we wrote a howto...
[16:57] <noah123> I don't know which is best'
[16:58] <noobee> !info defoma
[16:58] <noobee> im getting Package defoma is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[16:58] <gr33n7007h> well, i've never had a problem with win32diskimager
[16:58] <gr33n7007h> ever
[16:58] <freezer> never say never
[16:58] <pbx> when my machine is on lock/login screen it seems to do something that cranks the CPU.  no screensaver on. what could it be and how might i determine?
[16:59] <z302> RudeViper, try the Disk Utility application to umount the usb drive and then mount it manually from command line, take note of the device name, something like /dev/sdc1
[16:59] <noah123> which tool is recommended?
[16:59] <pbx> i.e. i come back from an hour lunch and the fan is singing
[16:59] <gr33n7007h> noah123: officaially pendrive
[16:59] <RudeViper> think I found a way around all of that
[16:59] <OerHeks> noah123, you will get tons of answers if you keep asking, follow the windows guide please.
[16:59] <k1l> noah123: stop
[17:00] <noah123> k
[17:00] <OerHeks> gr33n7007h, please do not confuse noah123 with other answers, else he'll be here tomorrow and still has no usb ready
[17:00] <k1l> noah123: you got a plain forward official howto. use that
[17:00] <gr33n7007h> OerHeks: my apologies
[17:00] <OerHeks> gr33n7007h, he has been here since yesterday ;-)
[17:00] <k1l> noah123: no need to ask the same question over and over again while you could already be using the official howto
[17:00] <gr33n7007h> OerHeks: ah ok didn't know :)
[17:00] <noah123> But I wanted to use another Kubuntu version :)
[17:01] <z302> RudeViper, then run this command - sudo mkdir /media/usb && sudo chown rudeviper:users /media/usb && sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media/usb  -- note that I assumed a device name of /dev/sdc1 and an username of rudeviper, which may or may not be the case
[17:01] <noah123> And my friend created the one I had yesterday
[17:01] <noah123> So I didn't know how.
[17:01] <k1l> noah123: making a bootable usb is always the same procedure
[17:02] <BluesKaj> noah123, don't you know which kubuntu version you are on ?
[17:02] <noah123> how much persisent MB?
[17:03] <noah123> I'm on Windows
[17:03] <noah123> how much persisent MB when I create the USB?
[17:03] <CptRageToaster> doesn't the guide tell you what to use?
[17:03] <BluesKaj> that you installed  yesterday then , noah123
[17:03] <k1l> noah123: how big is the usb drive?
[17:03] <noah123> 8 GB
[17:03] <noah123> k1l:
[17:04] <noah123> so how much ?
[17:04] <Aaruni> what's offtopic channel for ubuntu guys ?
[17:04] <k1l> could be 4Gb then :)
[17:04] <k1l> !ot | Aaruni
[17:04] <noah123> What is persisent size?
[17:04] <noah123> ;D
[17:04] <daftykins> noah123: stop asking the same thing 5 times, it is very spammy and irritating.
[17:05] <k1l> noah123: dont make it to rocket science
[17:05] <Aaruni> k1l: thanks
[17:05] <noah123> I don't. daftykins
[17:05] <k1l> noah123: make a decision and test it.
[17:05] <daftykins> seriously, this guy
[17:07] <CptRageToaster> is noah123 aware that the Persistentsize option is optional?
[17:07] <BluesKaj> daftykins, k1l , good luck with this guy ..he mucked about in kubuntu yesterday for hrs, not listening to or following suggestions
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> I saw that
[17:08] <daftykins> BluesKaj: demanding a hand holding there as well?
[17:08] <daftykins> i saw this one yesterday in here too 0o
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> not explicitly demanding it
[17:08] <k1l> yes, he was here the last days too. maybe he is just nervous and we need to show some patience with him.
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> but... they ignore everything
[17:08] <RudeViper> tuxcmd is working -
[17:08] <BluesKaj> no daftykins just not paying attn
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> either they aren't confident
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> or... they simply won't do anything
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> until you paste a command in irc
[17:08] <CptRageToaster> with which they copy paste it......
[17:09] <BluesKaj> copy and poaste is fine if they actuallt do it
[17:13] <oal> I'm using dejadup, but when I want to retrieve an older version of a file, in the file manager I get a message telling me another backup is in progress
[17:13] <trawick> s
[17:13] <oal> But there is no backup running. Why is that?
[17:17] <owen1> ppf: where should i continue my invistigation regarding the x509 issue?
[17:19] <ppf> owen1: when does this happen?
[17:20] <wiredfool> Just upgraded from precise to trusty on xubuntu, and my capslock->crtl mapping using setxkbmap is resetting every few hours of use.  There's nothing in the logs that seems relevant. I've tried dpkg-reconfigure xkb-data, but it didn't help.
[17:21] <wiredfool> What could be resetting this? Is there a better way to make sure that I don't accidentlly talkn in ALLCAPS
[17:21] <OerHeks> owen1, "https://index.docker.io/v1/repositories/library/iojs/images: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority."  sounds like they made their own cert, which cannot be looked up elsewhere
[17:22] <ppf> OerHeks: they didn't
[17:22] <wiredfool> OerHeks: I see RapidSSL SHA256 CA - G3 as the signer of that cert
[17:22] <RudeViper> ok - Ill be back in a while - fixing to install againi
[17:23] <daftykins> heh, so many reinstalls that guy
[17:23] <Karunamon> hi folks - is this the right place to ask about a possible glitch on the ppa.launchpad site?
[17:24] <ppf> owen1: depending on how and where you get that error, either that is broken, or you messed up your trusted certificates store
[17:24] <Karunamon> instructions for installing Launchpad dedicated server say to add ppa:landscape/14.10 for installing on a Utopic machine, but the server packages are not referenced in that repo. See: http://ppa.launchpad.net/landscape/14.10/ubuntu/dists/utopic/main/binary-amd64/Packages
[17:28] <daftykins> Karunamon: landscape the ubuntu management client? that's in default repos i think, not launchpad
[17:28] <Karunamon> the server, not the client
[17:28] <Karunamon> @daftykins: https://help.landscape.canonical.com/LDS/QuickstartDeployment14.10
[17:29] <daftykins> Karunamon: that doc is probably just old then
[17:29] <daftykins> Karunamon: contact the editor bottom right and see if they know
[17:32] <deaz97> como se usa esto?
[17:32] <deaz97> no entiendo...
[17:32] <OerHeks> !english | deaz97
[17:36] <owen1> when i try to run 'git create' and 'docker build' of FROM iojs:latest
[17:37] <owen1> (git create is from https://github.com/github/hub)
[17:37] <owen1> ppf: ^
[17:38] <ppf> then either git create is broken or your certificate store is messed up
[17:38] <ppf> what does your webbrowser tell you about these certificates
[17:46] <owen1> ppf: how do i see it in my browser?
[17:47] <ppf> browse to those urls and click the tiny lock symbol
[17:48] <owen1> ppf: ok
[17:48] <Xvigorator> 15.04 (dev) ::  can. not. disable. sshd. from starting at boot up. Damn!
[17:49] <EriC^^> Xvigorator: are you using 15.04?
[17:49] <Xvigorator> Yes!
[17:49] <EriC^^> please /join #ubuntu+1
[17:50] <Xvigorator> sudo systemctrl disable sshd.service does not work..
[17:50] <daftykins> Xvigorator: take it to the other channel please (:
[17:50] <daftykins> 15.04 is not out yet thus cannot be discussed here
[17:50] <Xvigorator> No response from #ubuntu+1. Totally dead, but ok..
[17:51] <EriC^^> Xvigorator: try sudo systemctl disable ssh.service
[17:54] <Xvigorator> EriC^^   Done. Will reboot (and report back).
[17:54] <EriC^^> ok
[17:54] <owen1> ppf: i clicked on the lock symbol. i see 'identity verified'
[17:54] <owen1> https://index.docker.io/v1/repositories/library/iojs/images
[17:54] <owen1> i see the same for https://api.github.com/user/repos
[17:56] <padhu> Ubuntians, osmo organizer not working in Ubuntu 14.04
[17:57] <padhu> Segmentation fault (core dumped) - error displayed when trying to open osmo
[17:57] <reijo> exit
[17:58] <daftykins> padhu: might you have any stored config in your /home which is causing it to break?
[17:59] <padhu> daftykins: No
[18:00] <wiredfool> reasking: Just upgraded from precise to trusty on xubuntu, and my capslock->crtl mapping using setxkbmap is resetting every few hours of use.  There's nothing in the logs that seems relevant. I've tried dpkg-reconfigure xkb-data, but it didn't help
[18:01] <EriC^^> wiredfool: type crontab -l , who knows
[18:02] <wiredfool> no crontab for erics
[18:02] <Karunamon> wiredfool: still sounds like a cron job of some kind.. anything in /etc/cron.(daily, hourly, etc?) that looks promising?
[18:03] <EriC^^> wiredfool: type grep CRON /var/log/syslog
[18:03] <ekool> I highly doubt it's a cron resetting it.
[18:03] <ekool> More like an app trying to change it itself.
[18:04] <EriC^^> me too, especially since it's not in the user's cron
[18:04] <oal> Is there an application that automatically organizes my download folder, like putting all documents (pdf, odf etc) in one directory, all images in another etc?
[18:04] <EriC^^> but who knows.
[18:04] <EriC^^> *...
[18:04] <EriC^^> ekool: yeah that seems way more likely
[18:04] <wiredfool> nothing obvious in cron, only thing sthat run often are munin and sysstat
[18:05] <daftykins> oal: just do it as you go, simple :)
[18:05] <wiredfool> wonder if there's some gnome config fighting with an xfce config
[18:06] <wiredfool> (that seems to be the usual state of affairs for themes)
[18:06] <ekool> wiredfool: I think you are on the right track.
[18:06] <Sohail-Ahmed> Can I use linux convert utility to convert html page to a pdf file?
[18:06] <toothe> anyone else had trouble getting Virtualbox's guest tools working on Ubuntu?
[18:07] <ekool> toothe: be more specific on the error. You need certain things installed to build the DKMS modules.
[18:07] <toothe> ekool: sure, just a sec...
[18:07] <oal> daftykins, I've tried, but it always turns into a huge pile of unorganized ... stuff after a while :p
[18:07] <daftykins> oal: ;) need to be more strict with yourself then
[18:08] <oal> easier said than done
[18:09] <wiredfool> nothing in $HOME has been modified in the last 2 hours according to find . -mmin 120 -print
[18:09] <ekool> I doubt it's changing your files, it's probably something in memory.
[18:10] <toothe> screw it, gonna reinstall Ubuntu.
[18:10] <daftykins> toothe: seriously, that's overkill
[18:10] <ekool> tooth: before you do the install, did you do the build-essential, etc?
[18:10] <daftykins> just to get a VM going?
[18:10] <toothe> i messed up other stuff.
[18:10] <ekool> ahh.
[18:10] <toothe> ekool: no...
[18:10] <toothe> okay, mayb eim over-reacting.
[18:11] <ekool> tooth: if you do the install you need to apt-get install certain things, like build-essential, etc.. also note, you don't have to install the vmware tools. Ubuntu has vm packages you can install via apt-get that do the same thing.
[18:11] <EriC^^> toothe: what other stuff did you mess up?
[18:11] <ekool> tooth: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2073803
[18:11] <toothe> EriC^^: nothing...ignore that comment by me.
[18:11] <EriC^^> ok
[18:11] <toothe> okay, apt-get install build-essential.
[18:11] <ekool> The open-vm-tools are much easier to install.
[18:12] <toothe> oh?
[18:12] <toothe> should I apt-get that?
[18:12] <EriC^^> toothe: aren't you installing virtualbox?
[18:12] <ekool> Yup... I forget how to use apt-get to search, I normally use aptitude. So I'd do an aptitude search open-vm and see whats available to install.
[18:12] <ekool> EriC^^: open-vm tools work for virtualbox too
[18:12] <dcrouch> Is there a script that will log/email on every new IP detected logging into SSH?
[18:12] <toothe> i'm installing IN a VM, not a Vm itself.
[18:12] <EriC^^> ekool: oh ok
[18:13] <daftykins> dcrouch: is this machine externally facing? (internet side?)
[18:13] <toothe> okay, installed open-vm-tools.  Then your VM should have proper vid drivers, etc.
[18:14] <ekool> toothe: reboot the VM I mean of course.
[18:14] <daftykins> dcrouch: using a non-standard port # then?
[18:14] <toothe> let me try that now.
[18:14] <pikaciu> problem with linuxpendrive for lubuntu alternate.....
[18:14] <dcrouch> daftykins, yes.
[18:14] <daftykins> pikaciu: come again?
[18:14] <pikaciu> it does not find the iso
[18:14] <ekool> toothe: you might need this as well: open-vm-dkms
[18:15] <toothe> whoa...that did it...
[18:15] <toothe> i was so annoyed, I was looking into Mint.
[18:15] <pikaciu> i cannot make a bootable usb with linuxpendrive for lubuntu alternate
[18:15] <bazhang> what alternate is that pikaciu
[18:15] <pikaciu> i want to try encryption and lvm and stuff
[18:15] <pikaciu> bazhang 14.04
[18:16] <ikonia> there is no alternative media any more
[18:16] <bazhang> pikaciu, what is the nam e of the alternate
[18:16] <pikaciu> ikonia... yer for Lubu
[18:16] <pikaciu> yes
[18:16] <hhee> guys, which can i read for iptables setup?
[18:16] <ikonia> pikaciu: didn't think it existed for anyyone
[18:16] <ikonia> hhee: netfilter website
[18:16] <pikaciu> yes yes yesy yes
[18:16] <pikaciu> ikonia
[18:17] <bazhang> pikaciu, what is the name of the lubuntu alternate
[18:17] <hhee>  ikonia: all of docs and examples available there?
[18:17] <ikonia> hhee: it's very well documented
[18:17] <hhee> ikonia: tnx a lot :)
[18:17] <pikaciu> bazhang lubuntu-aletrnat-i386
[18:17] <Xvigorator>    pikaciu    From terminal:  sudo dd bs=4M if=/path/to/your.iso of=/dev/sdx && sync
[18:18] <pikaciu> Xvigorator, nooooooooooo i'm in windows
[18:18] <Xvigorator> pikaciu   /dev/sdx = your usb pendrive
[18:19] <Xvigorator> pikaciu  No Gparted/partitioning required.  dd command will raw write your iso.
[18:20] <pikaciu> Xvigorator, in windows exists the command dd ?
[18:20] <AcidRain2012> launch from live cd
[18:20] <AcidRain2012> live usb
[18:20] <hhee> ikonia: i see a lot of little older docs on nefilter site. is this still relevant docs 2001-2002 years?
[18:21] <pikaciu> bazhang --- sorry... the name is lubuntu-14.10-alternate-i386.iso
[18:21] <Xvigorator> pikaciu  https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/USB_flash_installation_media#Using_dd
[18:21] <ekool> toothe: glad it is working.
[18:21] <AcidRain2012> remove all traces of windows. then enjoy linux life. no more issues
[18:21] <AcidRain2012> dont isntall wine. these are my advice to noobs first to use linux
[18:22] <pikaciu> Xvigorator, archlinux ? it'a a mess  that os :-PP
[18:22] <Xvigorator>  pikaciu  In Windows you will need to install one of the options in that wiki or find a Windows native solution.
[18:22] <toothe> ekool: thanks :-)
[18:22] <pikaciu> Xvigorator, ok.... understood
[18:22] <padhu> AcidRain2012: +1, :-)
[18:23] <Xvigorator>  pikaciu  It's just reference information, as you're on Windows..
[18:23] <ekool> toothe: no worries.
[18:23] <AcidRain2012> padhu: thx. ill +1 u as well now for my +1
[18:23] <Xvigorator>  pikaciu  Ok
[18:23] <Parker0> Hi guys, I installed sphinxsearch on Ubuntu and running "rake ts:index", I keep getting this error "ERROR: source 'app_core_0': unknown type 'mysql'; skipping." can anyone help me with this?
[18:23] <ekool> toothe: i'm sure in the future if you want to install the vbox or vmware tools you can, just need to install some depencies first.
[18:23] <ekool> toothe: but they are redundant if you use the open-vm tools, in fact they'll conflict. So you have to use one or the other.
[18:24] <ekool> Parker0: I don't know much about sphinx, but it sounds like your sphinx doesn't have mysql "enabled" and thus, it's bailing on the type. You may have to install mysql first, then sphinx... or try it after. Sounds like it needs some mysql libs.
[18:25] <Parker0> ekool Ahh, mysql is already installed, I also installed mysql-client
[18:25] <ekool> Parker0: Do you have to enable mysql support in Sphinx somehow? a config file, etc?
[18:26] <ekool> Parker0: good howto here: https://www.howtoforge.com/sphinx-as-mysql-storage-engine-sphinxse
[18:26] <pikaciu> ikonia... i'm so stupid or the lubuntu alternate exists for real ?
[18:26] <Parker0> ekool I have the same config file working on app server, and giving this error on db server
[18:26] <Parker0> ekool checking that doc thanks
[18:28] <RudeViper> can someone tell me how to get either the older version of the nvidia xserver panel or the full version one? All I am getting is two items and absolutely no way to configure my monitors
[18:30] <daftykins> RudeViper: install nvidia-settings you mean?
[18:32] <RudeViper> I have the drive installed - but the control panel only has two options on it - and absolutley no way to configure multiple monitors etc - it doesn't even look the same as what the picture shows in the software manager
[18:32] <pikaciu> does linuxpendrive have problem with usb stick just 2G  ?
[18:33] <RudeViper> hang on - rebooting